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have their benefit we will carry the sale on for found it impossible to come and for Two Weeks Childrens Jacket and Punts acres 30 dozen Mens and Boys Linen Col5 6 8 and These goods 1 Efl lars worth 15c and 20c each Ittp are worth S3 SI and 5 for thrown out at per dozen Hon James Andrew Scott of Mens Wool Mist Half HP tlm Sizes 12 12 14 141 16 1GJ 17 17 Frankfort Ky who is a candidate I very thing you want for cold Q VVPafhpr wnrHi 1Kr fnr for the same office arrived in the city OjlI Childrens Cotton Underwear Shirta and Drawers sizes 16 18 iO 1Q1 O Sunday night and was accorded a 22 24 2628 30 prices 510 Japonette Initial Handkerchiefs Iflp a garment division of time by Mr Fleming At the conclusion of the latters ad- Â¬ Childrens Rubbars sizes 12 to 1 lUlz price dress Mr Scott was introduced Mens Black Cotton Mackintoshes fancy lining other houses are and made a strong and eloquent Childrens 50c 75c and 100 9EA Belling them at 2 and 250 1 Eft UU speech in presenting his claims for Ivlu Waist for our price the nomination he seeks Jeans Mens fancy Ribbed Underwear sat Childrens 40 at Xneo Pants OC u by President Arthur in 1883 re- Â¬ 35 and Both speakers made fine addressteen faced pearl buttons 6izes turned to Louisville in 1885 member es and impressed their hearers Shirts 36 40 42 and 41 worth Childrens all wool long Pant Suits of fifty fourth and fifty fifth Con most favorably 50c SEE OUR SHOW OC C ages 9 10 11 and 12 worth 1 Eft lOU 33 400 and 500 for gresses and defeated for a third WINDOW for term by Oscar Turner Democrat GOEBELS DATE 9 Boys gray and brown all wool Boys Corduroy KDee Pant O OC CCD Suits worth 3 for last fall Album Meltom Overcoats hand Â¬ somely tailored sizes 14 15 f Cfl Boys Wool Mixt Buckskin OE Changed to Next Friday at 1030 OU 10 for 16 and 17 worth NEW TRIAL GRANTED Gloves worth 50c for ol am went into executivesession and the appointment of Mr Evans was con- Â¬ firmed without delay Mr Evans was born in 1842 in Barren county entered Federal army in 1861 began to practice law in 1864 elected to Legislature from Christian county in 1871 ran for Congress and was defeated in 1876 defeated for Governor in 1879 made Commissioner of Internal Revenue aspirant for Attorney General filled his appointment at the Court House yesterday and a big crowd was on hand in spite of the inclement been of absorbing interest in the weather Judge Fleming is a fine Kentucky delegation and especial speaker and made an old fashioned ly the Republican part of it Democratic stump speech that A short time after the nomination roused his hearers and elicited was sent to the Senate that body much applause Washington March 4 The Pres ident to day nominated Walter Evans of Kentucky to be Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Kentucky thus set- Â¬ tling a contest which has recently Judge V 13 Fleming Democratic What we advertise Is just as we say There is no humbug about it nor the way wo got it nor tho way we soil it Below aro a few things that wo have shut ournyes to thocoot and put on our Job Tables We will sell at these prices as long as they last 5 I ip Longer if if J H Anderson Co h Veach Matter to Come Before the Senator WmGoebels appointment Court March 9 has been changed to next Friday the day of the convention at 1030 100 a m C S Veach who was fined He spoke at Hartford yester- Â¬ in addition to 50 days in the work day and will to day go to Lexing- Â¬ house on a charge of cruelty to his ton to attend the committee meet- Â¬ wife has been granted a new trial ing and return by Friday an affidavit having been filed to the effect that one 6f the jurors in the IN OTHER COUNTIES case was related to the plaintiff The case is set for a hearing March Instructions for Dempsey With 9 J T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing C0 Shoe Co ammrommmmmfimmmmmmmg Little Other Information BILL OF 1861 PAID Reported Louisville March 4 -- Reports the counties of the First rail- Â¬ road commissioners district give but little indication of interest in the county conventions nearly all the correspondents simply report ing instructions for Dempsey Among- the counties instructing for Dempsey are Daviess Hancock Union Webster Todd Henderson McLean Caldwell Warren Muh Â¬ lenberg Hopkins and Fulton Crittenden Christian Trigg Breckenridge and Hardin gate no from point the Delegates whoso names were submitted as follows ITERNATKs W A Long ChasMMeachamT M Darker W A Wilyus J W Riley DELEGATES MET ON MAIN TRACK jTwo Freight Trains Collide- - Fire- Â¬ I Petrei Annual ftrfl P p Amount Due Contractor forCarry ing the U S Mail A Geo E Gary man Siightly Injured j bill was passed in Congress last week authorizing the payment of 46945 to T K Mason of Adair Spring Cleaning I nds March 1 it being the amount due him as contractor for carrying the United States mails between Spring- Â¬ field Tenn and Hopkinsville in ville Kv 1861 MRS M HANNA DEAD Sad News to Her Host of HopÂ¬ Geo F Campbell Darwin Hell J T Hanbery L T Brasher J C Buckner J K Forbes J B Dade Geo V Green Buckner LeavellM H Nelson L L Nichols L C Cravens Albert Kelly F W Dabney W L Parker Albert C Cox W S Hale C H Bush J J Chappell S G Buckner Frank Rives k M Wooldrulge instructions Lyon county the home of Cant Stone 1 H 11 Abernathy W K Howell W E WartieldJrW C Bell 1st kinsville Friends Mrs Theresa Hanna w ife ot Mr M Hanna formerly of this citj died in Madisonville last Wednes day of grip after an illness of two weeks She was 49 years old and the mother of ten children all of whom one survive her She was a member of the Catholic church and the interment took place in the Catholic cemetery at Earlington I ft CCSZUMSMMiiCUW bale I w Best Class of Goods DEATH FROM FEVER at Lowest Prices r OUT PRICES ALL ALONG- - THE fiLINE 1 Young Lady Succumbs to an tack After a Long Illness Miss At- This is Your Chance to Save Money V Marquess oldest Mr 13 Marquess of Sinking Fork died Saturday night after an illness of several months She had of fever aged 25 years been a crippK- since infancy Her mother preceded her to the grave only two weeks ago Tne inter ment took place Sunday afternoon in the family burying ground Etta of daughter Suffered a Relapse Officer John West is again quite ill He had been sick with the grip for nearly a month but was able to be out last week when he suffered a relapse PETREECO SMiniiiiiiiiiiummmmuuii John Taylors Present Kennedy Kyf March 6 Born to the wife of TMr John Taylor who lives on the Barker homestead near this place a fine girl baby ruav mtrnt 5 The delegates were uninstructed butjwill cast a complimentary ote Fulton county adopted a resolu- for Webb C Bell on the first ballot tion condemning the Goebel election if there should be a roll call law A committee was appointed to Todd county adopted a resolu- Â¬ make arrangements for the convention endorsing the Louisville Dis- Â¬ tion to meet here next Friday patch MR JAS R WOOD NAMES REVEALED In Henderson count Morgan Stanley a Hardin man reported a resolution instructing for Dempsey Former Newspaper Aan Died in The Unknown Confederates Bur and naming Hardin delegates but Nashville ied under the Latham Judge Dorsey a leader for Stone rionument jumped on Stanleys list and Mr las R Wood died at Nash convention to authorize the had the ville Tenn Saturday at noon He Mr Hen r- C Gant President of chairman Ad Young to appoint had been in Dr Stones Sanitarium the Bank of Hopkinsville found be named chiefly delegates and in there for some time and his death an old bank desk Friday a memoraStone men was not unexpected ndum-book belonging to George Mr Wood was for ten ears or K CONVENTION A QUIET Anderson of Cotton Gin Tex more editor of the New Era and which disclosed the names of 101 from that position when his An Agreed Case and Delegates Un retired unknown Confederate dead w hose health failed three years ago He bodies are buried around the instructedf vas a brother to Messrs Hunter monument un vailed in 18 erected Wood and Alfred Wood of thiscity of New by Mr John C Latham The county condition Saturday He leaves a family The lo- Â¬ York at a cost of 14000 was a quiet and good humored af- Â¬ His funeral services were held fair The friends of all the guber- Â¬ yesterday morning at 10 oclock at cation of each grave with the name natorial candidates got together 111 the Ninth street Presbyterian rank and regiment of each soldier the morning and agreed not to have church of which Mr Wood w as a is given The dead soldiers be Â¬ a show of strength but approved member The interment followed longed to the First and Third Miss Â¬ Eighth issippi Seventh Texas a list of delegates gnng all a fair in Hopewell Cemetery Kentucky regiments and Forrests representation As a result of this cavalry When the bodies were agreement 6 delegates are for Har Â¬ Insane at 88 moved the bones were placed in one din 5 for Goebel and 5 for Stone John Bennett an old man 88 grave and it would not be possible the alternates being divided the years of age was adjudged a luna- Â¬ now to identify them same way tic in the Livingston county court Secretary Geo E Gary called the and ordered to the asylum here Killed While Hunting convention to order in the absence At one time Mr Bennett was one Henderson Ky March 4 Ern- Â¬ of the county Chairman and was largest tax payers in that county est Graves a fourteen year old lad elected Chairman and Walter S but becoming surety for others he Hale chosen Secretary of the con lost his fortune Broodinc over his met his death While out hunting vention financial troubles caused hie in The gun was accidentally discharg ed blowing one side of his head off motion made was to ap sanity The only instructed for Tandy Two L A N freight trains col- Â¬ lided at Kelly station Fridav night and both engines wvre disabled Two cars were also pretty badh damaged Frank Harrison fire- linan on the north bound train was buried under a mass of coal in the tender and badl bruised but not seriously injured Hi lives 111 Nashville and was able to be taken home the next morning The rest of the train men escaped injury The trains had orders to meet at Kelly and the south bound train V arrived first and was standing on the main track when the north Â¬ bound t ain Crashed into it The accident caused no delay of other trains as they could pass around the w reck by using the sidetrack l J hW Jophi js 1J -- in ww W f---5- HJI jPfcgi5ffiijVifc Entuthian NO 19 111 11 f X V J J VOL XXI Kii HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY MARCH 7 1899 111 11 mi II II in 1111111 inw JUDGE EVANS THE POLITICAL Boil POT Christian rm OURrr 1 ft tLfl J I The Louisville Man Catches On Begins to to a Lifetime Job In iff diiWwU County 1 CUT SALE Will be Con Â¬ 1 Succeeds Judge Barr as District Two Candidates Spoke Yesterday And the Town Will Be Full Judge For Kentucky of Them To our many friends we extend our thanks for tho up to date eeaBon that wo have had Our trade so far this season has been greater than any previous season This Bhowa our goods were correct and our prices right Wo got our goodB in nt the proper time and our prices sold rhem So it does not re quire any humbug advertisement these days The people have learned tha theao big advertisements dont always mean good value Friday tinued for Another Two Weeks with the exception of a few staples The weather has on our entire stock their benefit we will carry the sale on for been so bad that many people have found it impossible to come and for armed in the city Sunday night and was accorded a division of time by Mr Fleming At the conclusion of the hitters ad Â¬ dress Mr Scott was introduced and made a strong and eloquent speech in presenting his claims for the nomination he seeks by President Arthur in 1883 re- Â¬ Both speakers made fine addressturned to Louisville inl885member es and impressed their hearers of fifty fourth and fifty fifth Con- Â¬ most favorably gresses and defeated for a third GOEBELS DATE term by Oscar Turner Democrat last fall Changed to Next Friday at 1030 NEW TRIAL GRANTED for the same office Washington March 4 The President to day nominated Walter Evans of Kentucky to be Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Kentucky thus set- Â¬ tling a contest which has recently been of absorbing interest in the Kentucky delegation and especial- Â¬ ly the Republican part of it A short time after the nomination was sent to the Senate that body went into executivesession and the appointment of Mr Evans wascon firmed without delay Mr Evans was born in 1842 in Barren county entered Federal army in 1861 began to practice law in 1864 elected to Legislature from Christian county in 1871 ran for Congress and was defeated in 1876 defeated for Governor in 1879 made Commissioner cf Internal Revenue Fleming Democratic aspirant for Attorney General filled his appointment at the Court House yesterday and a big crowd was on hand in spite of the inclement weather Judge Fleming is a fine speaker and made an old fashioned Democratic stump speech that roused his hearers and elicited much applause V Judge B What we advertise Is just as we say There is no humbug about it nor the way we got it nor tho way we soil it Below aro a few things that wo have shut our eyes to tbocoat and put on our Job Tables Wo will sell at these prices as long as thoy laBt Hon James Andrew Scott of Frankfort Ky who is a candidate Childrens Jacket and Pants ages 30 dozen Mens and BoyB Linen Col6 6 8 and 9 These goods 1 SO lars worth 15c and 20o each IVJl JU thrown out at per dozen are worth S3 1 and So for Sizes 12 12 14 14 16 16J 17 Y Mens Wool Mixt Half Hose tho very thing you want for cold Olp Childrens Cotton Underwear Shirts weather worth 15c for 3 and Drawers sizes 16 18 20 On 22 24 2628 30 prices 510 Japouette Initial Handkerchiefs IHp a garment Childrens Kubbars sizes 12 to Ifln Ul Meus Black Cotton Mackintoshes H price fancy lining other houses are OC Belling them at 2 and 2 50 1 Eft Childrens 50c 75c and SI 00 CQ IUU Waist for price our Childrens Jeans Xneo Pants ORa Mens fancy Ribbed Underwear snt 35 and 40 at teen faced pearl buttons sizes Shirts 36 40 42 and 41 worth Childrens all wool long Pant Suits ages 9 10 11 and 12 worth 1 Cffc 50c SEE OUR SHOW OC au S3 400 and 500 for WINDOW for 9 Boys gray and brown all wool Boys Corduroy Knee Pant O 9R CCiJ Suits worth S3 for Album Meltom Overcoats hand- Â¬ Bizeq 14 15 C Cf Boys Wool Mixt Buckskin OC somely tailored Iuu Two Weeks a m 16 and 17 worth 10 for u JU Glovea worth 50c for Longer JK rpri 5 JW II H Anderson k Co Veach Matter to Come Before the Senator WmGoebelsappoiutment Court March 9 has been changed to next Friday the day of the convention at 1030 100 a m C S Veach who was fined He spoke at Hartford yester in addition to 50 days in the work day and will to day go to Lexing- Â¬ house on a charge of cruelty to his ton to attend the committee meet Â¬ wife has been granted a new trial ing and return by Friday an affidavit having been filed to the in the IN OTHER COUNTIES zls effect that one 6f the jurors case was related to the plaintiff The case is set for a hearing March Instructions for Dempsey With 9 J T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co MET ON MAIN TRACK j Little Other Information BILL OF 1861 PAID Reported March 4 -- Reports Louisville from the counties of the First railroad commissioners district give but little indication of interest in nearly all the county convention the correspondents simply reporting instructions for Dempsey Among the counties instructing for Dempsey are Daviess Hancock Union Webster Todd Henderson McLean Caldwell Warren Muh lenberg Hopkins and Fulton Crittenden Trigg Christian Breckenridge and Hardin gave no point the Delegates whose names were submitted as follows LTEKNATEs W A Long ChasMMeachamT M Darker J W Riley W A Wilgus DELEGATES I Petr ee w larch Co s Amount Due Contractor forCarry ing the U S Mail A Geo E Gary Two Freight Trains Collide- - Fire man Siightly Injured Two L iV N freight trains col- Â¬ lided at Kelly station Friday night and both engines were disabled Two cars were also pretty badh damaged Frank Harrison fire man on the north bound tram was buried under a mass of coal in tht tender and badl bruised but not seriously injured He lues in Nashville and was able to bi taken home the next morning The rest of the train men escaped tnjurv Fhe trains had orders to meet il Kelly and the south jound train V arned nrst and was standing on the main track when the north Â¬ bound train Crashed into it Tin accident caused no delay of other trains as they could pass around the wreck by using the sidetrack bill was passed in Congress last week authorizing the payment of 46945 to T R Mason of Adair ville Kv it being the amount due him as contractor for carrying the United States mails between Spring- Â¬ and Hopkinsville in field Tenn 1861 Annual Spring Cleaning Geo F Campbell Darwin Hell J T Hanbery L T Brasher J K Forbes J C liuckner J D Dade Geo V Green Buckner LeavellM H Nelson L C Craens L L Nichols W Dabne Albert Kelly F W L Parker Cox Albert C W S Hale C H Bush J J Chappell S G Buckner MRS M HANNA DEAD Sad News to Her Host of Hop Frank Rives W R Howell R H instructions Lyon count the home of Capt Stone instructed for Tandy Fulton county adopted a resolu tion condemning the Ooebel election law Todd count adopted a resolu Â¬ tion endorsing the Louisville Dis- Â¬ patch In Henderson count Morgan Stanley a Hardin man reported a resolution instructing for Dempsey and naming Hardin delegates but Judge Dorsey a leader for Stone jumped on Stanleys list and had the convention to authorize the chairman Ad Young to appoint delegates and be named chiefly Stone men A QUIET CONVENTION MWooldndge 11 Abernathj C WE WartieldJrW C Bell 1 1st kinsville Friends Mrs Theresa Hanna wife of Mr M Hanna formerly of this city died in Madisonville last Wednes day of grip after an illness of two weeks She was 49 years old and the mother of ten children all of whom one survive her She was a member of the Catholic church and the interment took place in the Catholic cemetery at Earlington The delegates were uninstructed butjwill cast a complimentary ote for Webb if Bell on the first ballot there should be a roll call 1 ft j3lat i A committee was appointed to make arrangements for the convention to meet here next Friday MR JAS R WOOD NAMES REVEALED I T Best Class of Goods at Lowest Prices EE2SaZCWmiOs-u-- DEATH FROM FEVER Young Lady Succumbs to an tack After a Long Illness Miss At- Â¬ mm Former Newspaper Alan Died in The Unknown Confederates Bur Â¬ ied under the Latham Nashville rionument Mr Jas R Wood died at Nash ville Tenn Saturday at noon He Mr lleni C Gant President of had been in Dr Stones Sanitarium the Bank of Hopkinsville found in there for ome time and his death an old bank desk Friday a memoraÂ¬ OUT PRICES ALL ALONG- - THE gLINE This is Yottr Chance to Save Money- - 2 3 PETREECOl Marquess oldest B Marquess of daughter Un- died Saturday night An Agreed Case and Delegates Sinking Fork instructedfJ after an illness of several months 25 years She hail of fever aged Her The county covention Saturday been a crippl since infancy to the grave was a quiet and good humored at mother preceded her only two weeks ago Tne inter- Â¬ fair The friends of all the guberment took place Sunday afternoon natorial candidates got together in the morning and agreed not to have in the family burying ground a show of strength but approved Suffered a Relapse a list of delegates givng all a fair Officer John West is again quite representation As a result of tins delegates are for Har- Â¬ ill He had been sick vith the grip agreement 5 for Goebel and 5 for Stone for nearly a month but way able to din divided the be out last week when he suffered the alternates being way same a relapse Secretary Geo E Gary called the Taylors Present John convention to order in the absence Kennedy Ky March 6 Born of the county Chairman and was S to the wife oflr John Taylor who elected Chairman and Walter Secretary of the con- Â¬ lives on the Barker homestead Hale chosen near thiri place a fine girl baby vention The only motion made was to ap- t Etta of Mr as not unexpected Mr Wood was for ten jears or more editor of the New Era and retired from that position when his health failed three years ago He vas a brother to Messrs Hunter Wood and Alfred Wood of thiscity He leaves a family His funeral services were held yesterday morning at 10 oclock at the Ninth street Presbyterian church of which Mr Wood was a member The interment followed in Hopewell Cemetery w belonging to George Anderson of Gtton Gin Tex which disclosed the names of 101 unknown Confederate dead whose bodies are buried around the erected monument unvailed in 18 of New by Mr John C Latham The lo-Â¬ York at a cost of 14000 cation of each grave with the name rank and regiment of each soldier is given The dead soldiers be Â¬ longed to the First and Third Miss Â¬ issippi Seventh Texas Eighth Kentucky regiments and Forrests cavalry When the bodies were Insane at 88 moved the bones were placed m one John Bennett an old man 88 grave and it would not be possible years of age was adjudged a luna- Â¬ now to identify them tic in the Livingston county court Killed While Hunting and ordered to the asylum here Bennett was one Henderson Ky March 4 Ern-est At one time Mr largest tax payers in that county Graves a fourteen year old lad but becoming surety for others he met his death while out hunting lost his fortune Brooding over his accidentally discharg financial troubles caused his in The gun was blowing one aide of hia head off ed sanity ndum-book K j 5T THE AA1ENDED CALL For the Convention to Nominate a Railroad Convention Near the Top of the Comman- toiriUniitille Hcntu iair rr tytst Virginias chief magistrate recommends Pc-ru-n- If it HOBSONS RANK America WITHDRAWN Billion Dollar Congress1 Better Than That Even By More Endorsed by the Governor a V Wooldridges Damago Suit Against Col Jordan Giles Is Compromised the National Catarrh i for the Bryan banquet has made out the following list ol speakers and assigned the subjects to be discussed bv each W J Br an -- The Mime of the Constitution Gov McMillin The Benton Democratic Part and Reform The ConstituKx Gov Turney tion Does Not Authorize Imperialism Moon Congressman John A Than One Half Again The official call for a convention Soon a Captain to be held at llopkiusville to nom- Â¬ ders List and The sensational damage suit filed by America Wooldridge against inate a Democratic candidate for Col Jordan Giles has been settled Sundry Civil railroad commissioner issued by Naval Riyer and the Democratic committee of the Whether he Accepts However is by a compromise and further pro- Â¬ Harbor and District of Colum- Â¬ First railroad district is as fo- Â¬ Curiously Enough a Matter of ceedings will be quashed bia Bills Still in Confer- Â¬ The terms of the compromise bO llows Doubt far as The Sun can ascertain are ence Resolved That a district conven- kept secret hence the public is left tion shall he held in the First rail- Â¬ to guess at random It is known road district of Kentucky on Fri- Â¬ 3 The however that the compromise was March Washington day March 10 1899 for the pur- Â¬ Washington March 4 The best pose of nominating a Democratic Presidents nomination of Rich- effected by Mr Wooldridge and estimates available place the ag candidate for railroad commission- Â¬ mond Pearson Hobson to be ad Col Giles without the aid of the gregate of the appropriations of the er in said district Said conven- Â¬ vanced ten numbers from No 1 on formers attorneys present session of Congress at672 This compromise leave the pub- Â¬ 885489 Of this total the following tion shall meet in the city of llop- the list of Assistant Navy Cokinsville at 2 oclock p m Dele- Â¬ nstructors is said by naval officers lic as much in the dark as ever as items are determined as the bills gates to said convention shall be to constitute the greatest material to the foundation of the charges making the appropriations have be- Â¬ chosen at county mass conventions promotion as a recognition of gal- made Col Giles declares that it come laws to be held at the various county lantry in the history of the naval was a blackmailingscheme and that Agriculture S 726022 diplomat- Â¬ seats in the district at 2 oclock pm service It will make Hobson a the suit was brought for the pur- Â¬ ic and consular 1714533 fortifica- Â¬ Captain at the age of 30 pose of extorting money from him on Saturday March 4 1899 tions 3989902 Indian 7604755 His advancement amounts to 250 but whether it worked or not is not legislative etc That the basi of representation 28405740 milita- Â¬ from ea h countv to the district numbers in the line of the navy given out with the announcement ry academy pensions 575774 convention shall be one delegate for which is remarkable in comparison of the compromise Sun 145 133830 postoflice 195 634 183 every 200 votes and each fraction with the single number secured by The March number of Scribners urgent deficiencies 140640 Span over 100 votes cast for the head of Admiral Dewey eight numbers by shows Governor Roosevelt in the ish treaty obligation 20000000 the Democratic electoral ticket at Admiral Sampson and from three sort of description that he likes best The total permanent appropriation to live each by other officers during the presidential election in 189 a narrative of a fight With his is also fixed and is 128078220 the war with Spain When it was That all known democrats and At 2 o clock this morningthe sun- Â¬ to the usual candor he callsthis General others who will pledge themehes proposed to promote Hobson Corn Youngs Fight at Guasimas dry civil naval river and harbor and to support the nominee of said dis- foot of the grade of Lieutenant pays a hearty tribute to his brig- Â¬ and District of Columbia bills were iutnp amounted to trict convention shall be entitled to inanders the still in conference and the final fig Â¬ about 150 numbers only but under ade commander and to the regulars ures were participate in the county conven Â¬ not available The fig- Â¬ the nomination made yesterday who won equal honors with the tions to select delegates ures as the bills passed the Senate Hobson skips over all the Lieuten- Â¬ Rough Riders in that skirmish J I Mohjuot Chan man were as follows of Columant Commanders and goes nearly Any one who reads the colonels ac bia 7256 905 District Chas M Mk iiiM Secretary navy 52979369 to the top of the Commanders list count will have no belief in the sto sundry civil 51 299262 river and ry af an ambush The advance so far as relative rank is concerned Democrats Take Notce 16999999 harbor about Of the seven naval constructors w as carefully planned out by conA Democratic Mas Convention is On the army and the sundry civil of the leadingofficers and who continue superior to him three sultation hereby called to meet at the court exactly bills the latest figures available will speedily retire -- Constructor every commander knew house in IlnpkiiiMille Ky at 130 were those showing the amounts of him Feaster next August Constructor what was expected oclock upon Saturday March 4th Barnum appropriated as the bills were re- Â¬ ear and in April next 1899 tor the ptirpoeot selecting de THE LAW OF LYING ported to the Senate from the Com- Â¬ Chief Constructor Hichborn who egates to attend the convention at mittee on Appropriations These new personnel law ranks Hopkinsv ille Kv which meets up under the 80430194 general Army Tno calling h iiihu a liar is a crime are as Rear Admiral on March 4 1901 tor the purpose on March lo 1S in Virginia The legislature of deficiency 21126254 On that date Constructor Hobson passed this law of nominating a democratic candi If any 1S5 To these figures should be added will take the rank and pay of Capperson shall in the presence or hear the following Omnibusclaimsbill date tor Kailroad Commissioner for tain Not until Aug 17 following the railroadCommisMoners District inn of another curse or abuse such 3100000 in aid of expositions will he reach the age of 31 The person or use any violently abusive 1000000 miscellaneous 500000 in Kentucky lunior Captain of the navy on Jan hiugiiage to auy p rsou concerning The total appropriations for the Isaac Ivkkott Chairman was Edwin White com jlo 10 iky Secy Dem Co mandingCipt Hagship Philadelphia himself 01 any of tus female relative last ear 893231615 making the the Com eirctiuistinices redsouablj grand total for theCongress 1660 under and he was 5 years old when he ealeulaled to p ooke a branch of 117104 PROMINENT DEMOCRATS received his commission pea e hefhall be deemed guilty of therefore Constructor Hobson iDHdeiuoiiior and ou eonvictiou hImII ISLAND OF GUAM On the List of Speakers For the gains about twenty six years In be fiunl not les9 thau SI nor more course of promotions the ordinary Bryan Banquet At Chattathan Sii in the naval construction corps Commander Taussig is Its First nooga To eall a man a liar in Georgia i however Hobson will not reach American Governor the senior position of Constructor s auiler for which one may bj given ttanooga Tenn March 3 before 1922 or ten years before his l0n0or one year in the penitenti Commander Taussig of the Ben- Â¬ Tha Committee on Arrangements own mean a ry or both He has the right how wp Jtiemeay ana jverve ionic mv JcsL im Tlda la bo are slow to speak for publication flint nftnnnrG Ls so ereat Tho endorse- - V ment of Goyernors Senators and Congressmen minmnUc ttiortt Piililic words of praise lrom s such nrominent officials must bo based on posltivo knowledge Tho recognition which tho catarrh remedy is constantly receiving by men of national fame is very gratifying Among recent letters it okl persons of eminenco is tlio lollowmg irom uovipor I a II UOV Vlnnln Tlin jjwv AMW irnwrnnr uavs JlLttlUOwU Ul Wn IkglUM Cuaiileston West Va March 9 1808 Medicine Co Columbus O The Gentlemen I can recommend your proas a tonic Its reputation scription as a euro for catarrh is excellent it having been used by a number of people known to fV ma wrHli fhn vprv best results Very truly ggTsSSjffl Gov G W Atkjnbow W Pc-ru-- EPRESENTATIVE MEN onei 1 A llnn T Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-n- a Catarrh is tho national disease Not an American family is frco from it Tho search for relief and cure is constant Experiments of all kinds aro continually made without result for good Ignorance of tho causes and nature of catarrh is universal Catarrh is elusive persistent penetrating It may exist in any organ of tho body For this national malady there exists tho national scientific remedy which for forty years has been doing a grand work Gov G W Atkinson is tho unflinching foe of of West Vinrinti catarrh and overcomes it wherever it may exist It is tho prescription of Dr Hartman President of tho Surgical Hotel Columbus O who gives personal attention without charge to a voluminous correspondence on tho subject of catarrhal diseases Dr Hart mans books on catarrh are mailed on application All druggists sell JLiit aitoeMdatfcsttfoTiHrriiAiteynfut Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-n- a V K WEST Aaiuifacturers of LEE Highest Grades at Lowest Prices We sell all kinds ot ti Fine uU lies Surnes Carriages Phaetons etc riage Hardware Wood work or uicv In minings We also put in new ax 1 les wheels tops curtains cushions in fact anything hat goes in a baggy or and in the time he will remain twenty one years in the grade of Captain which is nearly three times as long as officers ordinary retain that rank Whether Constructor Hobson will accept the promotion given him is cunousls enough a matter of doubt to those with whom he talked be retirement ever to prove his charge aud go clear Ou the criminals Bide of the courts the law holds that the He constitutes the first blow aud justifies violent re spoune fore he started for Hong Kong Im Â¬ The Democratic Party and the Spanish American War National Bank Major Watknis S stem Not Authorized b the ing Constitution There will be seveial other local speakers The banquet will be given on the 2th nist and there all of will be 4d0 covers nearl which have ahead been taken FROM A Fourteen-Year-Old 25000 BEAUTY Kentucky Qirl aire Wants a Suitor 1 mediately after the sinking of the Merrimac the advancement of ten numbers was offered to him but he hesitated to accept it exhibiting a strong preference for transfer and promotion in the line at the foot of Lieutenant Commanders He left the impression with his friends that he aspired to secure the same pro port onate advancement in thatarm of the serv ice as had been offered to him in the staff corps amounting to 250 members which would have resulted in his becoming the senior Hear Admiral ot the service at the of 40 The Misioun statute says that if a victim of an insult used laugauge cal culated to pr voke a breach of the peace aud the assailant ean prove it there is no olTens- - of calling a inau a liar a mi In Arkausas to use an epithet is deinenuor punishable by a fiue field In Mississippi a law is not peijifically mentioned tit alt insulting words made civilly aeii hm1i are In South Carolina it is not a crime but may be used as a basis f civil action for defamation of character nington is the first American Gov ernor of Guam The American flag went up over the island at 1030 a a m February 1 It was raised over Fort Santa Cruz in the har Â¬ bor of San Louis DApra the main hasbor of Guam and saluted by the Simul- Â¬ guns of the Bennington taneously it was raised over the government buildings at Agana five miles distant and w as saluted by a battalion from the Bennington and a company of militia with a 3 OR H ADES1 it f us your Repairm If you want a good ve rH carriage hide for next season ND- Give Repa mill Done in the best style O CO order now West 8th Lee RY THOS S T0RIAN General Solicitor i Virginia Sis HOPMSVILLE battery zmmimivmw ilBBES OF SID A hf youni b intr coui A WWWI N FSS education bnWW I iaabsolutelj necessary to man or young womau who would win success in life This kIhI it is of firnt importance to get your training Ht the school thai Stnudb in he very front rank The Bryant Stratlon BusinessJCoIiege Louisville Ky Seveu experienced teachers each one a specialist in line Write for a beautiful book giviui testimo nials from graduates occupvini DrominBiit nositions all over the United States it will be mailed to you free Iiih Book for Young and Old OUR RECORD WE CURE Book Keeping The West Virginia statute declares that All words which from their uoiialcoustructiou aud common acceptation are coustrued as insults and tend to violence and hrfeiich of the peac snail be actionable Sliortliaucl TeleRrapliy SEND US ONE DOLLAR NERVOUS Esti 1878 P n Am V BLOOD rj H UUUU Mount Vermon Ind March little son of Di Hanthoff picked up a halt pint bottle floating down which conthe nvei vesterilay tained a letter badly stained from the exposuie to the sun and It read as follows weather Dundee ohm county Kv May 189s ain a girl with dark A J THE POPE IS ALL RIGHT is not a crime to use the liar in Alabama but if a man rrmiiUb you in It DISEASED v j SKIN PRIVATE rtter ook BTOTK by freight KXAIIllllfl lb yuur freight depot and It found perfect ly utiifaetory 1899 hljSrrdf in RX8IKTOIR D object to elimination SftTVS2 tub 1D 1TOOD iXJLaJEWsV PIFTI WSNUIJ Y MEN nlcFASES Vl brown hair deep blue I fair ees and complexion am about four feet four inches m bight and weigh about 108 pounds and am 14 jcari I am the only old girl at home and my father is going to will me everything at his death and he is worth about 25000 The one who gets this bottle will please write to me and let me hear trom you From a beautiful yirl IKUOIK FOKKMAN Sufficiently Recovered to Indulged consequence of your application of the epithet to him he may give evidence In the Composition of Poetry in justification of any abus- - nr opproRome March 3 The physicians brious language you lnveusedto of the Pope say the are quite sat bim The avernge jury in that date When holds that the lie is equivalent to the istied with his condition leaving the pontiff last evening- first blow inev pretncieii lor nun a long nie In North Carolina the user of the Before going to leep the Pope wrote poem which was a descrip- epithet aud the nun o whom it was tion ot his case as analogous to applied are held equally guilty in one which happened to Clement XII casses of assault aud battery He read the poem this morning to There is no specific law in Tennes Â¬ 1 CURED m a4 the ffratltit BAK kill you ever Raw HI IHfFHLa ACME BIRD ii tWWM or heard ofpay the DDl IlllfV HOT K i AxiTr rRltic 250000 YOUNG MAN CURED SfflS when ignorant of tno tcrriulo crimo ym vox o committing Did yon on y consider llio fitsiiimtiug illiironiciilH of tliU e il Imliit When too late to moid tho ter- liMo roiiUa wrro your i jcu opened to iiii Icuii jii vim iiuvr tin hi iiiuii- ImkhI contract nny 1IU VATK or llLUUII the doctors The latter urgently see against calling a nnu a liar but advised absence from all movement if the patient w ished to recover in the use of language calculated to prolive or six days voke a b each of the peace is punish Murder Statictics The Hartford Herald publishes a list of murders that has occurred in Ohio county in the last 72 years which shows that 34 human lives have been taken in that tune As that county is not noted for its law lessness and as its killings may be very conservatively taken as an average it will be easily figured that 2042 murders have been com- Â¬ mitted in thp State in the last three score years Verily human life is Â¬ 4 able by a nominal fine It liar is also dangerous to call a man in Kentucky a mid thru xcoMinie iihirmine t yiiiptonis I no enl con jon nm try in your lilKli J WTHKK Von know dition 4 lilhliNiv ir murriKl tiro you con- bl xaiilly HiiiKin drcudV Ih uinrriiiRe a lii lnrn tt itli mi ii fifniiiint nf iin ivnulr iipi cniifol by early aliuto or later ox bflj reM T Hne you len ilriiKKod with Vi mociiry Jhin booklet will lMiiutoiittn n Iho roull of tliiiHiciimexiinil mint nut how our MJW MlillOl TKKAT Ml I NT will iionitircly euro you It idion limv tliounnlM Im o been no cd by our NKW rilKATJIKNT It iroc bow no can UUAUANTKH TO UKI dipioV Nerojoucured Duyounotf les vniTK fok oun mo W STOVE CATALOCU der and freight charge This store it alzeNo 8 OTen KHxlSiil topiamsii made from best pig Iron extra laree dues heavy corem heavy llnlnea and rratei laree oven thelf heavy tln llned oven door handsome nickel plated ornamentation and trimmings eitra large deep genuine HluJLh porerltla Hard rfinlr band aomo large ornamented base Het eoal baraer nadt and we furnlrh rRKK an eitra wood grate maklnt- - it a perVTE I9SII A BINDING QD1K1NTEK With fect wxl boroer every etove and guarantee aafe delivery to your rail road station Your local deal r would charge you 11500 for euch a stove the freight Is only about 1100 for wa ysa at Itut liioo Address each 600 miles the II to VI V 1300 V- PiESssStSSiiPHI W- LOJISV1IIE KV itesti Hotel In the Ulectric Klevnt PlKKCAMIBEt1 MaiHR 1 rim free 1 LI T SEARS ROEBUCK Scan Katbitk A Co ll COIHDCHICAC0 ILL art tksrasihly rvllibU Kaitor VI All The News WORTH READING Local Vvi jpj i llAVt JLR lJUOTtOhAIH Aim Al State and Nation I J WVBRANTk NEW WILL BE FOPND IN TUE hTUmn KENTUCKY AND TUE T ELLIOTTS FACTORY GUTTED By Fire at Owensboro Friday Afternoon Loss 25000 Owensboro Ky r March 3 John IJ Elliotts large tobacco factory and re drying house was gutted by fire and ruined by water this after- Â¬ noon The loss wil approximate the cheapest thing in Jventuky I Tat 525000 ui vwMuiiU 3JWWW7lw In rt w j i iaMMMkiUij r- - i S 1 - - j fvoviI rl -- Ibb S EA RSROtHUiNCVU ii l Antimony is following the lead of the other metals and is increasing in price Last but not least bibbit metal shows a marked tendency to increase in price All the ubove are in the hands of trusts or syndicates who contiot either tjio production or distribution or both and who accord ingly put the price where it will do them the most good TMIMlTKNfV viifiv llIMXIDIill lUi lliliti 1ivnAirunji tm iir CIURUUS KIDNHYnnd i mVi SIltHTPIiH i and VAHirillMTiB RVIM11MS anv ciuiAmi oam ou no pay Wo troa euro EMISSIONS IIIPKI y HI FiSO Fourth Avwiu- e- SK Louisville Formerly with Kurbe- - Kyt a llro ti We have fraU IIIFVaPC arranged a Clubbing Rate Iliri DEC rilADAfilTETriKJ r i ri I ot iw II KB Jill l cil ruiiv - t j eiicloMiiii 1ontaraii CONSULTATION i unolilo to rail wrtto tor vui it J1LAKK for IIOMK 1U A CLARENCE HARRIS oy wnicn we can give TUKATMENT OinsTION Kennedy Kergan PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Pnper bunging a spenalty All work guaruuteed eaye oriierH at Gua Youngs 1 225 Regular price for Both is 300 We save you generous part of this Send or Both Papers One Year for bring your cash with ordei to the v sum 122 Wf FttURTH STREET CINCINNATI O iyvaffLic ou KENTUCKIA JV dv vt I tfWMftfctfiiWIwWPMl Hoiikiugville fJf Then use food they consume Now suppose you have a thou- Â¬ a mixture composed of lard car- Â¬ Scrape sand hens like pen I It costs to Purpose Fowl bolic acid and keroseneoil the legs and use this ointment feed them according to our experi- Â¬ twice a Week until the scales drop ment 53750 a year They lay The first and most important re- Â¬ off S560 worth of eggs which means a quisite of iigeneralpurpoeiowl is to Â¬ This disease should never be profit of S2250 from which the wa receive as many erj as possible of a good man must be paid for atten- ges and at the same time furnish as tolerated and it should have in- Â¬ tion when it first appears and is the year and the interest on an large a market fowl in as short a vestment of say 2000 Now take time is possible Wc also want as easily avoided pen 4 of pullets and what are the i many eggs as we can ge in the results They consume 620 worth Profitable Poultry keeping fall and winter months when eggs They pro of food during the year Of all classes of fowls 1 rrvviA arc high eggs worth S1SS0 leaving a duce k Vbave triedlhaVeloundtheAmerican There are a good many theories profit of 1260 from which say 200 CIUSS II1C UlUhl pupilim aim jjjiiii- about poultry keeping There are interest on investment may be de- Â¬ ble They occupy a middle posi ducted leaving 1000 for the labor tionNbetween the Asiatic and Med- a good many old notions and a of feeding and caring for them new ones that cause iterranean classes In the Ameri- Â¬ many or more on paper the hen a good deal of suffering as This is not ah estimate can class I prefer the Plymouth The Poultry Tribune in Roclc and the White Wyandotte well as the man who invested exyears the national hey are the most contented but har For SAM JONES REVIVAL periment stations have been grindWill still Keep busy Contentment Cattle feeding is as essential to a well filled er ing out facts about Collections for the Seventeen Days hen hog feeding pig feeding and sheep basket as almost anything A Over Two Thousand Dollars feeding but science has strangely that is frightened and nervous probevery time any one enters the pen neglected the intricatefeeding lems of chickens We hae had Feb 25 Chattanooga Tenn will not lay eggs Their abundant chickens since the dawn of hitor Jones and Stuart the Messrs plumage keeps them warm and is some one has had them evangelists have gone and the they are active enough to keep that and though they may have been do- sinners of the city are again breathbusy scratching in the litter which ing business at the old stand cen- ing freely The following figures should be provided to scatter the tury after century dont know show the amount the re halists re- Â¬ grain in Their small combs will that any one here can produce any ceived for their work in this city not freeze so easily as the Leghorn proof or any hard facts demonstra ex Â¬ Total collections or Minorca and right here the Wyan ted bv actual scientific test in re penses 27149 amount paid to dotte has one advantage over the to the best methods of feeding Rev Sam Jones for seventeen days Plymouth Rock The rose comb of gard In these preachingand earring for poultry 063 25 amount paid to tin Wyandotte hen follows so close days of progress in these days of the Rev Stuart for the same time to the head that there is really not investigation in these days when 48180 The balance was dis- Â¬ enough of it to freeze in a tempera- Â¬ our very civilization depends upon tributed anion the singers and ture that will not freeze the hen Mr Tillman of At- Â¬ White Wyandottes the honest application of -- the re- musician herself The of are also early layers equaling in sults investigation it is strange lanta the singer received 125 that the hen i allowed to group Mrs Icorge Stuart piano 75 that respectthe Leghorns We have at 4 months and in the dark century after century and Mrs Anna Jones Craham 85 had them laying The Utah experiment station is two weeks and it is no unusual HAS KILLED SEVEN ones to one of the first to investigate the thing for the early hatched commence laying at five months old hen and it has already given us a The Rocks are generally six or few valuable facts on the subject of Policeman Davis Now In Prison is profitable poultry keeping and it is seven months old at the earliest Trying to jet a Pardon The next requirement is raising to be a discussion of these facts Mjiickens for marKet and here we that 1 shall confine myself princiVersailles Ky March 2 - There fcwant a chick that will grow to a pally at this time is a strong effort being made here the shortest possi The first thing probably in these to secure a pardon for policeman ble time Both Rocks and Wyan Â¬ experiments that will attract the Davis now in prison for Killing a dottes can be grown to broiler size attention of the farmer is the f- Â¬ negro During his public career of Is there money in twenty years Davis has killed seven in ton weeks but the Rocks have inancial result It seems strange that after negroes and badly wounded many much larger bones and consequent Â¬ hens ly less meat In proportion to their centuries of honest unremitting others - size than the Wyandottes The work this question should come up Disinfect A Wyaddottes are shorter aud blocky every day of the 3 ear stranger legs and neck and well still that four out of every five farmVvjvith short developed breast One of the par ers will answer the question in the Buy a pound bottle of cryslalized points in which the wyan- negative There is no money in carbolic acid place it in a vessel of ticular Of course the warm water to dissolve clean out V dottes excel isthefullmeaty breasts hens they say can be fattened correct answer implies that the the hen house rake up all the old The Wvandottes more readily than any other breed hens receive the best possible treat- straw feathers corn husks broken The man who feeds his cobs etc and cart them off to the and not go olf their legs The Rocks ment legs veryeasily and hens on the dunghill and a feW ta- Â¬ vineyard or some place where they will go off their whenoncedown are very hardtoget ble scraps once a week has no will do some good place the furniupagain The White Wyandotte has right to say that there is no money ture back where it belongs pour His neighbor who keeps six buckets of water in a tub and no dark pin feathers As roasters in hens Out of a lot his hens till their teeth fall out is into this pour half of the carbolic they are unsurpassed Now with a force pump if of 45 hatched in May there are no more qualified to answer the acid It is probable that there you have one if not use wisps of weighing from to question twenty rockerels TTmv is that at six is no money in the business as it is straw hay or a new broom sprin 7 Pullets out of the conducted on the majority of farms kle all over the inside of the house months old If fleas are Iu our experiments we had nine and the yards outside same hatch weigh Ai to54 pounds good qualities seldom separate pens all under different troublesome give their rallying One ol the The financial results ground a sprinkling they will leave touched upon in these days of so conditions is the sitting for the year ranged from nothing to without taking time to say good many incubators qualities of a hen Hut we do not 200 ner cent profit on the cost of bye all have incubators and those of us feed These nine puns were all fed UlveuAutty H They received the same who do have them do not like to alike r Separata Beautiful Flowers aud trust a choice setting of eggs for kind of food though in different use the lettdrs to form as many words Iff which we have paid four or five quantities but they all had as a- you can usiug the letters back dollars in an incubator not when much as they would eat They ward or forwards but dont use any we can get a good reliable hen one were all housed the same that is letter iu the same word more times The pen thau it appears iuBeautiful Flowers which we know and depend on to all in the same house said forty small Euglish words will not that gave no profit on the cost of It is sit on thenjand brooders can be spelled correctly from these scratch up all the May bugs and feed was of the same breed and re sixteeu letters For example tea worms and other insects which add ceived the same kind of food as the feet eet The Hamil Seed Company so much variety to their food and pen that made 200 per cent The will pay Two Hundred Dollais in cash to the person sending them put so much vigor into the young difference was that the former was forty works formed as above If you composed of hens three or four are good at word making and can stock The White Wyandotte makes one of the best of mothers She is years old and the latter of pullets form forty words write your unmeantl There was another difference address plainly on your list aud invery quiet and will stand great She the old hens were fed in boxes close the same with fifteeu two cent deal of fussing and handling stamps for urn packets of Beautiful will not drng her chicks all over while the pullets were fed then Flower Seeds of ten popular and creation and her abundant feather- grain food in a litter of straw mak- different varieties Uur object iu giving this two Hun ing covers them well in cold wet or ing them scratch for it The form Â¬ er was pen No 1 and the latter No ered Dollars is to attract attention to windy veather introduce our seeds iu the V S Onethinglforgotto mention The 4 The hens in pen produced 4 and offer will be carefully and con This White Wyandottes fortheir size are eggs during the year worth at scientiously carried out and it should very small eaters They do not re- market price 56 cents Pen 4 pro not bo clashed with catch peuuy af during the ear fairs Wewillspeud a large amount quire much more food than the Med- duced 182 eof money to start our trade order you HS Pen 1 consumed fl iterraneans and considerably less worth SI will receive the greatest valus in seeds thad the Rocks and Asiatics When cents worth of food while pen 4 ever offered If two or more persons keeping fowls in large numbers this consumed 62 cents worth of food succeed iu forming forty words the Pen 5 were old hens same as pen 200 will be divided prq rata Mauy is- an item to look at 1 but they were fed their grain in extra special prizes of value will be Mns Joseph N Pkue ous sending tveuty awarded to In American Fancier the straw same as pen 4 This iive words orpei more who will assist in pen consumed 02 cents worth of introducing our see and specialties food laid 187 eggseach worth SI Satisfaction is absolutely guaran Scaly Legs a profit of 61 per cent on the cost teed or your money promptly refunded for the asking Seud your list as Scaly legs are due to minute of feed The food cost ot the eggs early as possible Address Hamil parasites which multiply very was for pen 441 cents per dozen Seeci Co U6f Warren Ave Chicago rapidly and sometimes affect the for pen 1 99 cents per dozen for 111 The whole flock These parasites be- Â¬ nen 5 09 cents per dozen Clever Little Stories poorest pen in the lot pen 1 al- Â¬ come imbedded in the legs forming A stylishly gowned society wo- Â¬ scales making the fowl a disagree- though the eggs they laid did no It is easily more than pay for the food they man and the persistent shopper able looking object a cured when it first appears An consumed gave it isquite possible formed the dramatis person ae of better results than some hens on comical incident that amused a ointment composed of one partkero Â¬ sene and two parts lard wjll gen- the farms for the reason that they thronsr of Saturday buyers in one of were well fed and well housed the citys crowded department erally clean the legs entirely Whenithe legs become heavily The same hens on the average farm stores says the Phildelphia Re- Â¬ rnlerl itls jnore difficult to cure and mmwith the - average feeding- cord jt portion of he store having Tnffmlaiipicaae gcranettelgir id come snort ot navintr ilor r i fljjWlowV A What Constitutes a General and wash and dry them Paris made garments was thronged with early buyers and as one de- Â¬ mure little women stood among the line of richly dressed models the persistent shopper began her tour of inspection C Continuing her hasty and inquisi- Â¬ tive examination the woman went through the entire line disarrang- Â¬ ing garments on the dummies to the great discomfort of busy shop girls When shecame tothe pretty clad woman who stood motionless facing the counter the unobservant shopper continued her inspection She felt the silken waist and was making an over careful examination when thelady who was wearingthe garment moved With a surprise ejaculation thought you ah I beg you pardon the shopper beat a hasty retreat and left the store TexaiitWoiHler Halls Great Discovery 4 One small bottle of Halls Great Discovey cures all kidney aud blad- Â¬ der troubles removes gravel cures Hopkinsville Ky diabetes seminal emissions weak and lamobick rheumatism and allir regularities of the kidneys aud bind ly This splendid new Uotl beautiful furnished throughout heated by der in both inu and women Jtegu steam with electric and latefl bidder trouble in children If lights and iceequipped all othermod plant nnd not sold bv your druggist will be open for sent bv mail on ieceipi of SI One eru improvements is uoiv be business uusur The tibhi will small bottle is two months treatand will cure any case above passed by that of any other house iu ment E W HALL the South mentioned LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor Sole manufacturer P 0 box 218 Whoo Texas For sile by T D Armistead Hop kinsville Ky READ THIS a sua Dallap Texas October 1J lHi S TO This is to certify that I ljtve been considered incurable bv two yood physicians both saying I had Brights kidney disease After using one and one half bottles of Hall- - Great Dis eovery of Waco I think n y troubles are at an end In connection wrhjihe Southern Pacific Washingten one day came across H W Brown a small band of soldiers working St George Hotel very hard at raising some military Tin has increased 9c peril since works under command of a pompR December and is likelj to go to 30 Leaving Ini mnati and Toutsvtlleon I ous little officer who was issuing It fifNew Oil pud- Lira ltfd train cents per pound his onler in a peremptory style inÂ¬ Hotel Latham CALIFOEMIA NEW ORLEANS Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car 1 2H4 I deed Washington seeing the very ar duous task of the men dismounted from his horse lent ahelping hand perspiring freely till the weight at which they were working was raised Then turning to the officer he inquired why he too had nothelped and received the indignant- reply Dont you know Im the Corporal Ah well said Washington intime your men are raising so heat aw eight send for yourjeommander-in-chie- f and hestrode off leaving the Corporal dumfounded 1 EVSRY A TIMELY HINT You should 10 wise and we that your blood Is rich and pure and Tour whole system out in a perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstedtu German Liver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver Iowuer is the uest medicine money can buy THURSDAY The Limited nNo connect- - at New with Kxpre Tratn for the Pa Â¬ cini Coai and on Saturdays after January 4 imimi with the chanKf OrleaiiH dully or Irfw Annrle- - and San Francwco without For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce of the Southern Pacific givincspeoiu thriugh Gum Balsam Prico 25c and 50c service to San KrandM o 1artleular- - of Agens For sale by Sunset Limited Annex CK P O Bottle of the I Anderson it Fowler giu sa Jno A Hah iiDIv It and ciii necting hue Pas- - Agent Cincinnati v ol T Mv Pi w Agent Mi mpii- - Delay in vengeance blow Bears the 1I1B heavier A II Pan- - n Chicago PA JKellonI AU Loui ville P A CASTOIIIA 1 Kind You Ham Always Bought A little girl who lives went to church lastSunday Zinc has advanced uptown since Dec 15 She is 2 cent per ll lllr I C RAILY saa t fy 1 nnic a bright little maiden and considering her tender age only six she is decidedly intelligent Her mother has been suffering from the grip and didnt accompany her and as her father was away from home she went alone Whether it was the loneliness of of the big placeor whether the church was poorly heated mamma wasnt quite sure but anyway the little maiden came home and declared she was very chilly J My toes got so cold while was she de sitting there mamma my fingers And so did clared and my nose I dont believe there was hardly a speck of fire in the furnace That was too bad said mamma did the other people seem to suffer too Oh yes they did cried the little maid They just shivered Then mamma thought she would divert the little maids attention she What was the text dear asked can you remember it was the should think I could can member evequick answer ry word of it Well what was it The little maid put her head on one side and screwing up her face shrilly intoned Many are cold but few are fro1 Â¬ 1 1 TIMEITABLE CASTOR Boars the Signature of I For Infants and Children A Inflective Dee No3u daily Lv Ar Ar Ar A 1 Now 90 No Sit m 4 dally d lyac 15 p The Kind You Have Always Bought nopkinsvllle Princeton Paducah 5 00 a 111 im s 30 a in 5 U0 p m 10 Of a m 23D p m 616pm L6affia It 1 ArKvamvllie r Louisville 111 Henderon in Mi a ni a in T 7 10 5 pm p in UKilpm Lead has advanced 3 i ceutf pee aud is likely to reach 5 2 cents daily ae urat Ilopkinsv lie 930 am Train 3il dally ac arat Hopkiiiwlle IWpm Trail-- 313 daily m ar at Uokin t Ule8 05 p m K M Sherwood Agt Hopkinsville Ky W A Keii omu A P A Louisville Ky Train A lond Decision N TIME TABLfc Four year- - ago I was feeling bad L 1 bad no appetite and was nervous TRAINS SOUTH read about Hoods Sursnparilla aud Ntd nfi devilled to try it aud after I hadukeu Hopkinsville Ac 615 a raj 635 a m half a duzu bottles my ppetite re No fH Fast Line T27 pm turned and I hid yteatly improved No 51 Fat Mail 12 8 a m Miss Flokence Hioiifs Xo 91 XO Limited in health 73 Hi Idle Str et Covii gtou Ky TIM INS NORTd Xo 92 -- Chicago Limited 911 p m That distress after eatim is pre Xo 52 -- St Lti EAmail 945a m vented bv cue or two of Hoods fills Xo 5ti HopKiusville Ac S5 p m they dont gripe Xo 5 -- Fast Line 1024 p m a hvtlle ccommodntion does not run on It is quite natural for a pretty girl anility Â¬ 1 to dress to kill when she goes out sleighing Philadelphia North American ClmnilierlHuiH olin lmve boui d t Loola and Chicago Fast rouzh train olid and aleepeiB Chicago and St Com- Fa tLiur slop only kt tnportant station Ma M ouh Pullmn sleep-t- id crowing- - Vrih Aanth la M AiHMAiieni Coujli zen And mamma had to admit that it seemed remarkably appropriate PILL UPS There is a comforting report that the new Missouri apple crop is safe The missing Missouri apple of 1898 has gloomed the entire State and more or less saddened other com 1 mouwealths Whore are the Conuaught Hang ers who would have brought home E ifuiiiHgiug probity Lady of the the Russian Czir in the Crimean war Hetes a fish in this milli house if it had lasted long enough The Keep it for honesty Milkman Duke am Duchess of Conuaught are -- Puck supposed to be iu peril 011 the upper Nile Seeonl the well known Gu Y says The country would have been contractor of Towanda Cough have better pleased if the naval authori Â¬ Hemedy used Chamberlainslong iu my family for a time ties had accepted Schleys original aud have fottuti it superior to my opinion that there were honors other For sale by H C Hardwick enough for all aud let it go at that Talent knows what to do tact While the Philippine matter is of kuows what not to do sjine importance the world natu- Â¬ rally turns a more anxious look of Spruce Gum Balsam inquiry toward the question of the ADr Ottoscau proscribe Dr Ottos Spruce physician rum HaKani The Formula is on the package St Louis baseball frauchise Cures your Cough lit a day Very pleasant to Children If Capt Shaffues rank is to be take 25c and 50ccry for It Largo she bottles Price raised why give him merely the title For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr Liver Powder There will hardly Carlstedts German by of commodore For sale be any question that he is fully as well Auderson it Fowlor fitted to be an admiral as a commodore Temper should be maus servant Uncle Samuel will have to add to nut not his master the army a fire brigade wite the Wabballa N D Mar 15 18J8 latest improved engines The Fili- Â¬ For Joss of appettte general depino is not merely a guerrilla he is bility aud convalescence after any ill- Â¬ an active firebug ness there is nothing bo beneficial as Do not palm off stale eggs on Dr J H McLeans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier I am on your customers Aim to get a good ioing vigorous health from itBuee reputation and your goods will be E A Sdabpe I colds croup w lumping eough itud intlueuza K has become faiiioui fur its euies of these over a large part of the civilized world The urost flittering tesiimo uia s have been lecvived ginn c couuts of Us good woik oi t tie ag gmvrtting aud persistent cougliB it has cureo of severe cjltls tint hae yielded promptly to its soothing ef lects and of the dangeiou attacks of croup it has cured often saviuy the life of the child The extensive use of it for whooping cough has shown that it robs that disease of all dangerous consequences It is especially prized by mothers for their children as it never fails to effect a speed cure and because they have found that tliro is uot the least danger iu giving it even to babies as it con SjM by H tains nothing injurious HuwwicK tic-ea-e- s for coughs This remedy is inten lei e pecnlly CIIAS K LEWIS Brick Encanstic Tile Artifcial Stone CONTK W IOK All Kinds EiKHiiniic f IJ ick W nk Til- Flijiir- All kinds of loh Work in my lui properly nmi promptly attended such as Grate- - Flues and Ctumuev OIK It INK III IID1NC Telephone 129 3 menti Stone Sip Lt - Hearths Iave Ejc Siiijtn Sill- - t Hopkinsville Ky 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE CflPVRICHTS A Trade Marks Designs it t qu n iiRFtnt nit free unci wnethir mt a Mc f lima Him i tlii tiii lltuillio k nl ii nt ii iw y f r n ur ni pare Iatrilit uki idllirUkl MiUii tim t r w ml clMfga in ml not rret11 r ine npiiiUns a nke u a ol ktv mm h and dPKrrlnt C n mav handsomely illuMrateit wppVIv T -- ree riTinafi it rnlHtlon of any Mlentini journal year mur months fl Sold by all newsilpalerx A Scientific American Branch Office 025 MUNNCo3GBfoad KW New York V Washington D Hotel Henderson Eutirely new aud frst class iu all Excellent sample roomB respects and service unequaled iu any city On Double Car Lino C B it L P Kleiderek Props Henderson Ky thing to patent Protect your Ideas theymav brine yon wealth Write JOHN WKDDEIV CO IaUint Attornoya Wshlcston BUHN I C for their S1800 prize oiler WANTED AN IDEAffiSSftffifiS W M YATES Asbsd U - first class workmen Flack BuHdittry Niotl Ireet Tonsorial Artist by three 7 f ii u w ttirL4 lw Vf To the very last Speaker Reed O La MORGANS HOBBIES SUl U kJLyiLl refused to recognize Gen J6e tf Wheeler as a member of the House dot Two Of Them And Still After PttWiBhod Tuesday and FnSay Morning He gave him a direct snub and re- Â¬ The Others In other montfis we forget fused to notice him in the closing CHAS M MEACliAM hours when the old veteran pleaded the harsh winds of Spring The last day of a session of con- Â¬ for a hearing of three minutes BUBSCKUTION ti A YKAK IN ADVANCE they have their use as TO Reeds position is thatGcn Wheeler gress is always crowded with busi But Local MdlUR notices 20 cents per lino vacated his seat when he joined ness and this year more than ever some say to blow oat the Special loctluKcenta llnouaoli Insertion the army and is consequently not a Two of the biggest bills in the list bad air accumulated after Uatos foretandinKadvoJtlaeuiont urnlahe member of the House although the of the appropriations were still on Winter storms and Spring onappUcatcn House refused to unseat him and the calendar of the senate when the OFriCS212SOUlHMAINSTUEKT There is far more thaws body met at 12 oclock Saturday three other soldier members i that for thesupport of the army and important accumulation of -T- UESDAY MAR 7 1899 refusal of a majority of the Democrats to sustain the reso- Â¬ another to meet certain deficiencies badness in the veins and ar- Â¬ Â¬ lution unseating Gen Wheeler an Â¬ in the appropriations of the pre- teries of humanity which EX CONGRESS AN CLARDY vious session representing over gered Mr Bailey so greatly that he When the speakers gavel fell at has renounced the leadership of the 100000000 They were rushed needs Hoods Sarsaparilta 12 oclock Saturday Hon John D minority in the House through however with great haste This great Spring Medicine clarifies the blood as nothing else can It cures amid the confusion that always at- Â¬ Borofula kidney disease liver trbubles Clardy closed an honorable public The rheumatism and kindred ailments Thus career that began in 1890 when The indications are that nearly tends the closing session it gives perfect health he was elected to the Consti all the candidates for State offices fight over the river and harbor bill petite for months to strength and ap Â¬ They have just received their first shipment from tfoe come mills of new spring ginghams percales and madras tutional Convention from Christian will attend the convention Friday ended happily by compromises and Kidneys My kidneys troubled me county overcoming- a normal Re- Â¬ Hardin Goebel and Stone willnure the provision which relates to the and ou advlco took Hoods Sarsapnrllla cloth which are simply beautiful sCome in and see which gave prompt relief better appetite publican majority of 800 to 1000 ly be on hand and as Senator Goe- Â¬ xsicaraugua canaus peneciiy satis- Â¬ My sleep is refreshing It cured my vrlfo them they will please you votes His record in that body was bel has an appointment for 1030 factory to the friends of that enter- Â¬ also Michael Boylk 3473 Denny Street Pittsburg Pa faithful honorable and meritorious Friday morning there may be a prise DySDGDBla Complicated with liver yean I suffered I am well pleased said Senator a kidney trouble aarnro nnliia forTXnnrfm joint discussion Messrs Fleming In the following- year he was Wlfn nvnnnnaln nrtfli 4Of course I Sarsaparllla made me stronj and hearty for Attorney Morgan afterwards candidate for Governor and devel and Scott candidates pped strong- support in many unex- Â¬ General are here now and will be would be more pleased if the senate J B Kuehtov Main Street Auburn Me Hip - Five running sores on R C Ford candi amendment could have been adopt my hipDisease- me to use crutches was A pleasant pected quarters In 1894 he was a back Friday caused confined Hoods candidate for Congress and was date frr Treasurer will come and ed and 115000000 placed in the saparllla to bed every winter cured me Sar- saved ray life as It Por Akmw nominated in a memorable race in Gus Coulter Prof McChesney and tlands of the president with instruc fcctly Am strong and well av jfourtu St Fan Jtiver Mass which he was opposed by the pol- Â¬ several others will be on hand tions to build the canal as soon as kobert iticians but supported by the rank The probabilities are that the possible but it seems that we ask- Â¬ and file of the party with an en- formal opening of the State cam- ed too much and the fear lest the thusiasm that has seldom been paign will take place in Hopkins additiouof114000000tothealready enormous total of appropriations equaled in the district for an man vine llood nils core Utci Hit tho nun Irritating and might injure theirpolitical prospects So praise worthy was his service in only cathartic to take with lloodt Barttparlll Senator Goebel has no right to would not allow our friends in the Congress and so loyal to the interest of the people was his public career claim the Democratic caucus meas Â¬ house to vote for it Nevertheless The elec- the compromise amendment provides that he was renominated without ure as a Goebel bill tion law is a part measure and for the first practical step in the formidable oppostion and elected r by a largely increased majority Senator Goebel w as only one of construction of a canal by the govThe four years Dr Clardy has rep- about 80 Democrats who helpedito ernment of the United States and resented his district in Congress enact it into law Friends of Gen when congress meets next winter Glover seed Ked Top Or Â¬ have been years of devotion to the Hardin and Capt Stone helped to we will appropriate the money to Â¬ interest of his constituents of earn rescue the people from a reign of begin digging- The bill commits chard Grass Seed PotaWe are Oflcriug fraud and the- have a right to and pledges thegovernment to build toes and all kinds of Gar Â¬ est application to duty of in- Â¬ claim a share of the credit the canal without the aid of inter dustrious attention to the public den Seed Stock Peas m mediary corporations or syndicates business and of faithful conscienF til ton county sends a delegation It is to be a national and not a pri- large lotb at our big Mar- Â¬ tious serice in the House His reto the Hopinsville convention in vate enterprise and hereafter will tirement was oluntary for had he We will sell structed to vote against the Demo- appear in the sundry civil bill in ket Bouse chosen to stand for re election again cratic caucus bill passed over the the listof continuing appropriationo cheaper than any house in it is doubtful if he would have had veto of a Republican Governor in Perhaps 1000000 is all we could the city Staple and Fancy opposition from an source His to prevent a repetition of the public service has been rounded out order properly spend during the coining The quality will surprise you at the following prices Â¬ In which Hardin and Bryan with honor to himself and lasting frauds year because there are many pre- Â¬ Groceries at great barwere counted out It will probably benefit to his people it the Clardy liminaries to be attended to but we gains be developed later whose foolish m Anti Regie Tobacco Bill to which are sure now that nobody will come -- T friends made this bad break 1 2c 2c 2 and 2 2c he devoted much hard work is put between us and the two Central mjs- ii into effect by the administration EB Some of the candidates seem to American governments I suggested Dr Clardy retires from office with be troubled with fool friends even to Senator Morgan a1 grocers tliL good opinion and the respect of that having accomplished his two at this early stage of the game all the people of his district re pet projects theNicaraugua canal gardless of party ties In the closand the annexation of theHawaiian SPECIAL LOCALS Louisville was visited by a severe FN ing months of his term he accom hail storm Saturday the stones be- islands he might be ready to utter The very finest The no plus ultra plished so much for his constituents ing- the largest since 1855 the prayer of Simeon In Thats HARf all parties in securing the release there is one The ererne de meremo languages No he replied PER Whiskey thrte from garrison duty of scores of more mission to be accomplished Sold by W R Long Hopkinsville Eighteen Companies Pull Out ouny men in the volunteer army What is that I asked March 4 Asa The free coinage of silver that his great value as a hard Frankfort K result of the fight on the Kentucky Chicago Herald working representative ot the peo PUBLIC SALE ple was more fully appreciated and Tennessee Board of Fire Un WITH ALL ON BOARD I WILL ON than ever betore Probably no derw nters eighteen of the eighty odd companies by represented man in Congress paid closer atMarch 15 0 tention to the public service than agents in this city have withdrawn Steamer H W Buttorff Reported Wednesday and notified their agents not to He was seldom if ever Dr Clardy Sunk at Clarksville 99 on the E H Garrott farm near out of Ins seat and it was always a write any more business for them Oak Grove Ky sell to the highest pleasuie to him to give heed to ttie until the points at issue have been Nashville Tenn March 4 It is bidder the following property 7 work mules wishes of his constituents and no passed upon by the Court of Ap- reported that the steamer H W F horses and colts peals Others have notified the letter was ever permitted to go un N bridge Buttorff struck the L 75 head of Bheep SUCCESSORS TO answeied This attention to his State Insurance Commissioner that at Clarksville to night sinking with JJ R REEVES 10 head of cattle they have withdrawn from Woodcorrespondence made for him man Lot of stock hogs all on board Still later news was 100 barrels of coin friends as it was in striking con Â¬ ford and Bourbon the remaining to the effect that all the passengers Wagons drills binder trast to the habits ol many men in two counties of Mr Franklins dis- Â¬ had prebabl been saved as ample and other farming implementsmowers trict and expressed their intention time had been given between Dealers in public life the Sale will commence at 10 oclock Ripe in years well provided with of withdrawing from any county in striking of the pier and the sinking Terms made known on onv of sale the fruits of his frugality and in- the State where the fight on them is of the boat J T G RROTT The vessel sank on Oak Grove Ky HI Everything to rich in the esteem of his begun dustry its left side It was impossible to fellow men and full of the honors NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE say whether the cargo will be to- Â¬ Qook Ke eplng Business that his people have heaped upon tally lost or not Educate PHONOGRAPHY Dr Clardy will retire to him The accident was due to the ter- Â¬ FREE FOR A Louisville Store Now Open and Type Writing Mi ate life and continue the agriprn rible high wind which prevailed Situation Ready for Business Telegraphy cultural pursuits in which he has when the boat attempted to pass been so successful and which have under the bridge The vessel was J44 S Ru blown sharply and violently ugainst The Louisville Store always afforded him an opportunity to cultivate the natural bent of a benstein proprietor is now open the western pier Her pilots fW iIm win i ii in strong and well trained mind and ready for business Mr Ru James Wilkerson and C 1J Yar- GENERAL WRSMITH TELEPHONE NO 11 Would that we had more Dr benstein can be found in the store brough are considered among the 444 LEXINGTON KY kil room opposite Hotel Latham and most skillful on the river It is not Tor circular of his famous anil rcsponslblo Clardjs in public life se- carries a complete stock of dry known which was at the wheel but COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY Awarded Gov Bradle has granted Bob goods shoes hats and gents fur- no blame can be attached to the pi- Â¬ liefcrj to 7Irdil at Worlds Exposition thousands of praduates In pniltlnng Coat of Tall Iiuiincia Conrac including Tui Brown of Glasgow a reprieve from nishing goods His spring goods lot The Buttorffs captain is J S tion Books and Hoard In family about A MODERN5PARIOR Only within have arrived and an invitation to Tyner whpis also part owner in Shorthand Type Writing and Telegraphy Specialties March U to April OBTIni Kentucky University Diploma under seal the last few days has the Appellate the public to call and inspect is her abowa great progress in tho marm Literary Oiume free If desired awarded enirtuitc No vacation Enter now Graduates auccessfu faotiiroof fine furniture in recent court destroed the prisoners last given See large advertisement in The Buttorff is valued at 15000 In order lo have your Ittlert reach us addreii only year We keep up with nlf the lat hope and the lepneve is granted to to da s Kkxtuckian for full par- with no insuranceagainst sinking GENERAL WILBUR R SMITH LcxlngtonKy Kentucky Umveriity retourcet tSOOfJUO oif Note est styles und artistic designs in fur had nearly tfuuenli in attendance last year him more tune to prepare for ticulars give Her cargo was valued at about 2 niture for parlor library bed room death dining room and office and our storo-V-000 is replete with beauty in all the lat- Onl five of the Major Generals ot I i civ aro of OlntiiiciitH for Cuturrli that COb uuu uosc uesigns m FOUND DEAD IN BED line furnivolunteers will remain in the arm Contain Mcitury ture or the cheaper grades to suit all TnaTAQ anrl mnnn A new enterprise a strictly first under the new organisation They as mercury will surely destroy tbe v puioco WV are Lee Otis Lawton Wilson and sense of smell and completely derange Died During the Night While Its class complete and exflusive seed mTf i store Mail Ordeiis a Specialty KllCHEN tho whole system when euteriug it WALLER Shatter Parents Were Asleep ALL KINDS OF ILANTS through the mucous surface Such 301 South Main Strpnf IN SEASON After all the Senate refused to let articles should never be used except A child of Mr C E on prescriptions from reputable phy Hopkinsville Ky rCi of Schley fiiciaiiB Call or send one ceutBtamp for de Sampson be put ahead as the damage they will do is Wade of the Consolation cauntry scriptive catalog and price list Terms in the list of Rear Admirals ten fold to the good you can possibly was found dead in bed last Thurs Â¬ strictly each OlHco and sales room at Eighteen new ones were confirmed derive from them Halls Catarrh day morning It had been sick for Armstrongs furniture store Jth St Just Received Car Load Lots Schley standing 10 and Sampson 12 Cure manufactured by F J Cheney a week or more and died some time LEE 0 BRUMFIELD fe Co Toledo 0 contains uo mercue S99 Hopkinsville Ky in the list ry and is taken internally acting during the night while its parents Clover Grass and Oat Seeds Champion Binders and were asleep directly blood Mowers Wm R Mcrriam of Minnesota surfaces upon the system Jand mucous of the In buying XJttJTPTI lOiVIAS Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and Phaetons Old Hick was appointed Director of the cen- Â¬ Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get County Order ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc sus of 1900 a position that will pay the genuine It is taken internafiv Olllce over Bank of HojiIclnsYlIle Mr Will Walker was on Satur- Â¬ Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and Engines 6000per annum for several years and made in Toledo Ohio by P J day appointed oyqrseer of the road Our ItKSIDHyOK aioIbBrnon JJaco Co Cheney stock of Harness and Saddles is complete Yours to please Testimonials free Sold by druggists price 75c per from Edwards mill tp the Butler CMIlcoNo IS Ki lingispowaboutoutof danger bottio iiairsiarouytriiisaretuebest road 5 i Ota St Sent Court llcuto Itealdimce No 101 Ufljfrfa Yl i4is WlwialVif irt f i ir-- TnieriorJournalv 1 KmJBLt f 1 ImA i g Virtuoua M fMmwmufvmtl himwiw v jf j v3inni M iwT AkWlAJTltTM tkkm M 1 IAJH II mJ q gwwmanj Atrfcr WJiSiOmi mwBmBl2rDL vi e 8jojititt0uiUe letttttcklatt Out of Mind Follow the Crowd MOAYONS t7l BIG STORE sV I I j JwGtfS SaUabwi MOAYONS BIG STORE sm TIE To puzzle competition and make friends of the farmers S Tobacco Canvas Under Value J B CLARK CO l 14c l 5 other house Seeing will fully convince you that we are 25 per cent lower than any GANT SLAYDEN j eflea Co m m Hopkinsville Grocery J m III m tit jj Eat JJ in III Ill dely No 204 South Main Street 111 fff jl ill jjj Ill JO IO0U f mM wJ ld CO 4 F I f wmw iiw i Tfo iXSfc v GUS CgggHflW r4 HOWELL EXCUSED CIRCUIT COURT j If its in the blood s IJ I er Sarsaparilla 3 Attorney Nothing of Importance Done Since The Commonwealths Last Report Will Not Conduct the VVad- lington Case Nothing of importance was done Commonwealths Attorney W J Howell will leave theactivemanage ment of the Claude Wadlington prosecution to the employed coun- Â¬ sel in the case Judge Cook has consented to release him from conducting the case Ready f or Business in court Friday and Judge Cook THE RS5ZE2 1 I- as there is a heavy commonwealth docket to look after and the grand will take it out jury also needs his attendance al mostconstantly There are several 1 Other kinds may lawyers for the prosecution and Mr Howell has thought it best to leave j but probably will not this case to them and devote his at- Â¬ tention more to other matters He will not vacate his position but merely give place to other attor- Â¬ neys who will question the witness Â¬ es and argue the case before the jury No pro tern commonwealths attorney will be appointed and the NEW SPANISH CABINET State will not beplittoany expense the duties of commonwealth attorney SHvela Is Premier and Polavieja will by agreement be performed by Minister of War the counsel employed by the Wilson boys Madrid March 4 The new cab- Â¬ MrTHowell participated in the inet tooktfie oath of office to day former trialjof thecasejand closed The ministry is composed as fol- Â¬ thejease for the commonwealth ina lows vigorous ispeech His retirement SenorSilvela premier and min Â¬ from thecasethis time is byjagree ister of foreign affairs ment with the court and all the par- Â¬ Senor Dato minister of the inte- Â¬ ties concerned and is notjfrom any rior dispositiontojneglect anjiofficial Marquis Villa Verde minister of duty finance Andrews Opera Company Senor Duran minister of justice Those of our public who really Gen Polavieja minister of war Marquis Pidal minister of pifb appreciate the classical in music n the way of Grand Opera will licaffairs and of the colonies Admiral Camara minister of ma Â¬ welcome the fact Manager Ennis is using his best efforts to secure the rine It is expected that Gen Martinez celebrated ANDREWS OPERA de Campos will become president ef COMPANY for two nights in tins city Whether he succeeds or not the senate TlChe brother of Marquis Pidal it depends upon the amount of a subis thought will be chosen as presi- Â¬ scription sale he is enabled to as sue the requisite being 200 books dent of the chamber of deputies containing 4 tickets each at 300 COLORED OFFICERS per book which number will guar Â¬ left that evening for Murray hav Â¬ ing been called home by sickness He did not return in his family until yesterday morning As the court room was given up in the af-Â¬ ternoon to the candidates who spoke there was no business of im- Â¬ portance undertaken The insurance cases have all been continued until the next term to await the decision of the appel Â¬ late court in the Frankfort test cases The Kentucky and Tennessee Turnpike Co indicted for failing to keep the road in repair was tried by a jury and acquitted 25 for Ben Lacey was fined breach of the peace Situated on Virginia street opposite Hotel Latham is now open and ready for business With a large and complete stock of tUtWtjUtf The graud jury returned indict- ments as follows Griffin Ross aid ing a prisoner to escape Roy Bowles robbery Chas Thomas for the murder of Sam Word m November 1898 Dry Goods Clothin Sneak Thief Hakes a Grab Saturday night while the family were at supper a thief entered the room of C B Eades in Mrs J D Hills boarding house on Ninth street and carried ofF a feather bed and bedding The police were notified and some bloodhound pups were tried on the ease but could not strike a trail No clue ha oeen discovered Fined the Usual Five Henry Hroadus col was fined 5 and cost in the city court Satur Â¬ day on a charge of drunkenness The amount as promptly paid hoes Hats AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Our stock embraces everything and our prices a little lower than elsewhere JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF X antee the companys appearance Not a Theory in here in choice of operas to be select A Condition ed from the following Flotows Christian County tuneful and charmingopera MARZVhp DUCK shelling out eggs RODMAN Y tLrxl DRESS GOODS and request a call from those in need of such Oall everybody we will SAVE YOU MONEY and treat you right followed colored office holders e CAVALERIA RUSTIC are now in office in Christian county opera and the beautiful French county AFA Jas L AUensworth GIROFLE-GIRO-FLopera- - comique Vyj coroner The reason of thesubscrip If y JDd W Glass city councilman tion system is that it permits the ivinney xyier uepuiy janei of seats being placed within Jno W Knight district con- price the reach of all who specially enjoy stable viz SI 00 Dr J C Lyte pension examiner operatic entertainments 75 cents each where the each or Dr W M Leverett recently book is secured a saving by the county physician of 25 percent tothepurchaser Jno W Postell revenue officer atter The company is one of the most A THA Mascagnas fomous prize March and April aro the montliB to batch Pekin Ducks if you want them to obtain their full growth I have a fine pen of birds and they tire Eggs i per ii straight MEACHAM HOPKINSVILLE S Rubenstein PROPRIETOR Kr C3r VVV W mmwwmwwwwnn DIED IN THE ASYLUM prominent now before the public presenting Grand and Comic Opera Asy- Â¬ emna Domestics Calicoes JUL JL Re x Remains Were Buried in the lum Grave Yard Brad Isabel an asylum patient died last Wednesday night of nueumonia aired about 45 years He was sent here from Warren county for treatment several ago An effort was made to communicate with his relatives and failing to hear from them his remains were buried in the asylum grave yard Fridav MRS It aggregates 40 peocast includes some of the very best lyric talent known to the operatic stage The fact of their making a prolonged run in Philadelphia last spring and summer to phenomenal business is a surety of their exceptional merit The are lavishly equipped in the in English ple and the Z5lw THIS WEEK we will clean up our entire stock of remnants in -g- STEELE DEAD Succumbs to an Attack of Tetanus Saturday Mrs Archie W Steele formerly Miss Annie Hooser died Saturday night from an attack of lock jaw Mrs Steele was at the head of a Ninth street millinery store and bhe was Jwas quite well known of ace and was a member Tvears Funeral of the Methodist church were held at the church at services 3 oclock Sunday afternoon by Rev W K Piner assisted by Eld H D Smith way of accessories and handsome costumes which with together their capable ensemble adds much to the enloyment of their produc- Â¬ tions Manager Ennis respectfully so licits the ardent support of our music lovers in this matter kand will consider it a favor if those who wish to assist him will send their names and the number of books they will subscribe for to Hopper Bros the regular reserve seat sale Subscribers will have access to the chart one day in advance of the regular sale PF WE ARE v 2 2 In a full line of Osborne Binders Mowers Rakes Tedders Disc Harrows Spring Tooth Harrows Sulky Har- rows Cultivators TwineRope Oil Corn Harvesters Large stock of extras for all Osborne Machines Will be ready for business in a few days No trouble Location Virginia street opposite to show our goods K Percales Cantons Flannels Shirtings Clarks stable WV Branham Sheets The Schuberts Coming The Schubert Symphonv Club will appear at the Opera Hvuse on March 27 the necessary guarantee of seats to secure the attraction It will have having been obtained eight people ancl the concert will be for the benefit of the Library As Â¬ sociation I he 5vine Hen The local swine breeders held a meeting yesterday and appointed committees for the approaching State meeting of the Swine Breed- Â¬ ers Association in this city They will meet again March 18 SEA Sousr Guardian Appointed Attorney W T Fowler has been appointed guardian of Davis G iTuck son of Mrs Alice Tuck now Nashville ith Judge surety Tenn James vs lie qualified Breathitt as Another Beason of heed time is fast approaching and To Our Friends the wise aud prudent farmer will again use the old and favorably known JONES BRANDS or BONE and ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS that have for many years done their full duty whan applied to both Spnug and Fall crops The use of commercial Feitilizers is almost universal and the experience of mnny years has proven conclusively that ANIMAL MAT TER FERTILIZERS are the most complete phut food ktiowu aud the fact nud branding it DISof putting ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK iu a SOLVED BONE des not make it animal m iiui Honest strictly pure Au imal Matter Fertilizers cost more than rock goods because they are worth more aud we ask that you remember this fact Our goods go out uuder our guaiantee analysis aud this guarantee is good We oiler our goods on their merits and refer with great satisfaction to their most excellent repu tation iu all parts of Ohio Indiana aud Kentucky where they are exten We respectfully urge tou to give the celebrated Jones Fersively used tilizing Cos goods a trial ou both Spring and Fall crops aud ue know satisfactory results and future oiders will certainly follow of V ihqo- Jeans Silks lt Satins Dress Goods 4 Prices are bound to please you Chicago Market Chicago March 6 May wheat opened at 72c and closed at 72 Rev E Edwards pastor of the c July wheat opened at 70c and Eugliah Bapliat Church at Miners closed at 70 c May corn 30 c - villa Pa when Buffering with rbeura atiBtn was advised to try Cham 35c A berlaiua Pain Balm He says Former Citizen Dead few applications of this liniment Mr Thos Wallace formerly of proved of great service to mo I sub inflammation and relievod this county died in Shelby county dued the Should any sufferer profit puiu He the giving Pain Balm a triul it will Saturday agejd about 57 years by was widely connected here and well pjeaso mo ciakd- jor eaie uy A Office S WHITE H Agent HOPKINSVILLE Va KY ith Urnnhom Sheets Street- froutlnjr WA Laync- llvcr tabic I sSiii3StfA jy uu Bought the Price Place Airs Kugler Sick Mrs J H Kugler has been quite Mr John Denton ha purchased sick for several days but is now what is known as thePriceplace much better near Manningtoa and moved on Dr C H Nash wife and daugh- Â¬ his new farm one day last week ter May went over to Dawson Mr Denton recently sold his farm yesterday afternoon They willre- - of 50 acres near Mortons Gap for fuxrjtoturdriV S14D0 J jr H N J Wholesale and Retail Main street Hopkinsville vmmmmimwm ST 5 T-l tfl 4WIO Mh TW w AWKWARD Embarrassing 0T3 nmaumm yrm- r y A PREDICATilEITTS r ASTORIA For Infants and Children The- - Kind You Have t NtgclablcPrcparationfor As- Â¬ 1 3 Always Bought similating UicFoodandRcgula ling thcStomachs andBowcls of r r Bears the Signature EromolcsDigcstionChccrful TuessandRcstContains neither OpurTMorpbintf nor Mineral Hot Narcotic rwfieoOldSrSAMVELPirCMB JonfJan SttJL JhcSmna ftccAtlUSJu jtniteSiril JXjTfrmint m A Cianfud Suaxr ftamSctd fl The Kin d liiatfiyreat flarat WortnsConvulsionsFevcrish ncss andLoss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature of Apcrfcctltemcdy for Constipa- Â¬ tion Sour Stomach Diarrhoea nw J ASTO THC CENTAUR You Nave NEW YORK Always Bought CXACT C0PV OF WRAPPER jimm- COMMNI NCWYORK CITY I Hafei S dPfet 4 fe aHfe m mm Baa I BUILDERS CONTRACTORS DEALERS Itf Line Jt docitit niatterhow careful vou are You can emploevery safe Â¬ nt Vl il guard both human and meeliunienl JincinLouis- Â¬ that experience may suggest and the ville Evansvifle Si Louisv occasion seem to warrant and 3d Anl thro t1sso despite all our precautions you will Vk get cornered every noy and then Memphis mouj do without them Such al any rate was the opinion gomcry M bil an New Weekly R P SmitK Chilesburg Vu of a well kuoun prcstidigitatctir O I have often found myself in Eome TRICK PLAYED ON INEBRIATE writes I dont know how I could U i 4 particular awkward corners during I have had Regulator of Old South Church Clock Per- Â¬ do without them my career a a public entertainer iWr tierrrN81IBn petrates the Jest One of m earliest duoiters said he Liver disease for over twenty occurred during an entertainement A largo red faced man with bulg- Â¬ years Am now entirely cured I was giving in the quaint old town ing eyes stood on the corner of Milk 1 had 11111 through my and Washington streets the other of Banbur usaial slock of count r Gluts perform- Â¬ morning looking up at the clock on Â¬ ances in which the familiar turnip the Old South meeting house His Lant verira pMinut crop was a rec ville carrots and rabbitcrhad been produced light overcoat was unbuttoned and room the gleam of an evening dress shirt ord bieaker More than lOOOOOQ from every possiblepait of the and had determined to give mj audi- Â¬ front could be seen inside it while the bii hfdri wt re harvested Egyp Â¬ forced jauutinefs of his manner and ence a regular Connection are made at Guthrie and DIGEST YOUR FOOD tian hall sort of a mystery for a finale the nervous way in which he glanced NasbviPt-- for all points Xluety per cent of all sickness Is caused by in short I pledged myself to get rid about him from time to time betrayed food not being properly digested It creates poi- viorth East South and sons of my properties in full face of the the fact that he had been out over liableand rocs Into your blood and then you are to almost any disease the human system audience without leaving a trace of night The hands of the clock stood Is heir to Use Dr Carlstcjlts German Liver d Pullman Palace Cars Powder and watch the results You will feel their existence at 10G and this seemed to cause him the pood effects after taking- one dose Give It r a trial and be coaylnced 1rlcc 25c The first part of the trick went much uneasiness bis roaei will receive special low ratea Ottos Spruce Gum well It was merely to make the vegÂ¬ Strange strange he muttered Dr Your Cough Just Balsam Cures ee agents of this company for rates the Medicine etables disappear into the rabbit a I did not think it was so late and he for Children fimep f or wntp U feat which as I had purpoel kept drew his watch from his pocket and For sale by P P ArmRB L P TA the latter for some hours without looked at it but he had forgotten to Anderson Louisville Fowler food was speedily accompb lud wind it up that night before he did Slimmer cars weie runi iiig in Sau The rest of the trick was- to produce not go to bed so it had stopped and the sensation It would annarenth gave him no light He looked up at Frwucisco lust werk I he tcmpei 7it Alamo CmAntowo consist of rolling two ralibitsiinto one the clock again and saw that the hands ture was 90 under cover of the usual silk handker- Â¬ stood at 2 l5 With groan he hi il Kcruiiin chief and throwing the resulting an- passed his hand over his eyes and The iuteusn itching ami smarting imal into the air above the audience then took off his hat and let the light incidtiitto thr be difetibes is instantly when it would suddenl hurst into a rain fall on his fevered forehead colored balloon and float up Again he looked at the clock and this allayed by npplying CiidinberlaiuYhighly into the rafters until such time n I time the hands- stood at 001 while kye and bkiu Oiutment Many very should chooe to haul it down Xu d- - as he looked they began to revolve bud cjuw hive been permanently less to sa the genuine rabbits had to slowly stopping once m awlnle m icurMl by i It 11 equally c tlicifnt be smuggled into my side pockets such a position that the face seemed for ilt biug piles and a fxvoritH iein StLouisSanFranciscoRR and a dummj substituted contain- Â¬ like that of some evil spirit which edy lor sor nipples uhapptui hands ing a compactly folded balloon which was mocking at him THROUGH CAR ROUTE chilblains frost bites llj hi mfV sore would spring into shape immediately BETWEEN For a moment he stood it and then W1 a set pi internal springs were re- with a wild rfiriek of Never again fl leased iSWP Never again he set off down Milk This latter movement was brought street and would probably have soon Carts Condition Pcwders are SPRINGFIELD about by a miniature explosion which been at rest under the icy waters of just whtit a dorse ueeds when in bad PITTSBURG JOPLIN was carefully timed to occur at the the harbor had not a sympathetic by Â¬ condition Tonic blood purifier aud WICHITA SJT moment the dummy rabbit readied stander seized him and explained that vermifuge Thr y are not food but EUREKA SPRINGS the highest point in its ascent and it was merely a man setting the clock PARIS FT SMITH was produced by thesnidden mixture The indisposition of thie clock toper medieiue snd the best in use to put DALLAS Price 25 of a small quantity of sulphur and form its duties has caused a good deal a hoi e in priinn condition SAN ANTONIO ci ntu Her puckHg For sale by R C chlorate of potash Unfortunately of trouble lately to tho e accustomed HOUSTON Hrtichsiok druggist for me however the hunger of my to look upon it as the incarnation of GALVESTON first rabbit had ben by no means as-Â¬ accuracy and there is much indigna ExpktMVf biilleci with first ued iu Solid Veitbuld Tit int with Pullman Sleepers suaged by his meal of uncooked car- Â¬ tion in the vicinity over this recent IiicIm Hstrey Dining Hall 1 snd Reclining Chtlt Can for bunting tiurers aud ele rot Xo sooner was lie inside of my unfeeliiu outrape Boston Trrn- Mips time tables and lull information urn iih avi pb ui upon application ia pocket than he introduced his1 teeth Positions in Which Conjur Are Sometimes Placed retaining threads of the bundle whilst it repostd peacefully in my pocket The result was that the onlookers were treated to the edifying spectacle of a swallow tailed coal thai suddenly poked in the back and refused to set properly again until it ad disgnrsrcd some score or so of property bah Ilappily the audience accepted the situation ns part of the performance but the evergreen hat trick had for once to be abandoned 1earsont Twenty Years Proof Tutts Liver Pills keep the bov els in naturalmotionand cleanse of all impurities An absolute cure for sickheadachc dyspepsia sour stomach con stipation and kindred diseasci Wt4 THE GBEaT I r m M j thstem Cant atiLixton lrtr asnille P T AVvWvd Tutfs Liver Pili Pullman Pa ace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- and pomty m Florida slap-up-to-da- te West MIGRANS rMmo 11 j Ir iii ii r n innn llii nLinnr i L l J iiijiassage by passage until a Ullllllt and original idea of it has been oh taincd This WOrk may be done he eays at alino4 any time once the hab it - fonned and may be done with or wit bout notes Cleveland Moffett boy in question Wlnl t my back in Ladies Home Journal llh10O mill e will i emijuu tills Cut till ail out a di tr to u - momentarily turned toward him jHnitriiouiiinjgitMAliuiKunuiN by freight lo u auiijre A Peculiar Hail Ueismioxlun uain iamiueltatuurneareitlrelKlitlepot and he calmly turned them over with the eiaitlyas ieiiri eiitcil oliml torian that lelaii at ifyouflml It wi y i aiui j ou ei er The St Petersburg Academy of tllooioeliM 30 re ult that almos t before I had time orifanKadveitl nlhy others at more nionej pay tlje rreltfht agent our DtCiaiUU oiiiBDrr liner vb tuc vi w to realize the situation he was glee- Â¬ Science was interested recently by a S3I75 IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE - iSMS fully announcing to my friends in note from Prof Karpinsky describprice chartf ggjJ i Such an otter was never made before eU by otnerr front that the cards were all aces of ing some peculiar hail which fell in iinr niirril Lnnif thnmoitdorsblsaiidsweeteittoDsdIn mil 1- - T it MMCi7KL Russian Poland- - The grains were hearts AUMt U Uttri ntnuneuts ever made rrurathu Illustration lilt hownwblcb lenirraved dliect from a photocrapn yu i lorm WT J ioH vjTlv Perhaps one of the oldest and pear shaped and contained black oma Idea 01 lis unsniui ippiiriDir muuDHUll lemnU uu7 Ouorter Sowed Oak antique flnmh bailniily JtlfcNU most popular tricks of any is that granules Chemical analysis showed lllltAllii aadcrammted latest lOOOatyle neB iviuoauu BiBsjsjsjsjsfjsjjpajsjsjsMsaacriWI incnes lonjint 6feet6lncbes blRntz JHIii which some dozens of yaids of rib- Â¬ that they consisted of iron nickel and 5M POUnaS Contains onutiii biuiisuiuuuitd VP lrnon Hm Cuuplrr rrlstlpsl Uoltlins lltlodls llft Iptl forlt- lad Toi llyna bons variously articles of clothing cobalt and this satisfied Prof Kar- Â¬ Trtbl Coupler Ulspsioa rorlt Irlit at 9 Ottnn CoopUri I Toso Hwfll I risd llrfia aell I 8H and a large number of apparently pinsky that they were of cosmic ori- Â¬ OrtkMlralToaid KrMostor Plpti qusllty Itrrdt Slof SI Pure Chrlnlj Brllllsat 1 llr HwrlBrlodla nredi I Httof The iron was magnetic The solid balls are produced from a bor- Â¬ gin 8l of Bsedi I Kt of XI Ulrb9llowHiaooth UlipsioaHttdi Prlaclpsl l Plnlar 8oH HsIuJIois actlun Krrdl of the celebrated rowed hat The balls however are grains probably the debris of meteors contlit UUCCrl telBr4 which are mlOIIC nilCCUInstruments alo rlttrd only used expanded by means of internal spiral that hael been burned in the uppcrr air h Mirhtikt irraila wlthllisi I FAsM Couplers and Vol llunsus also best Dolus felts leathers -m s asd springs The practice is to press a would have escaped detection had pnhhr rlolh nlr trfillnw s tivnlf thm nf iKdnnest leather in valYM THE ACME QUEEN U dozen or so of these close together un Â¬ they had not been inclosed in the iih a ioiJ beveled ihipedal frames Iand averynlaterrenclr mirror nickel HK modern Improvement til they form a small disc the size of a transparent hail pellets wheTe the IK5IBII IRKS a handsome urifan stool and the beitorgan MiTBflii TTMPar 51 HsHH crumpet and to secure the whole by contrast of color quickly called at- Â¬ Instruction booK puousnea CUARANTEED25 YEARS2Syearj 7 means of a few easilv broken stitches tention to them arsioUueea Orfsuwe Issue a written binding by the terms andcondltlons of which if any of fine thread The disc is then truaraiitee Largest River Steamer in Europe part ElVH ulli we repair i irrmoney kvi r vi vni you are not If ih and we will refund yonr palmed into the empty hat which the satlsQed lOOoftieio erttss will ts sola st perfectly The largest Tirer steamer in Eu- Â¬ moment the the threads are broken UK Ortteratsaee Doalaslsy nun dci iadii itv iq ccnni icurn j be- Â¬ rope is the Amsterdam 1JL recently by the prcslidigitateurs finger net dealt with n aslc your neighbor about us write gins to overflow-- with spheres suffi- Â¬ built at Amsterdam for tho IUiinc the publisher of snia paper or jaeiroooiiian national Bank National Bank ui the naitufliK or imiii of Commerce Chicago wr Oeraaa Eicbanga Bank New York or resseompai In Chlcajro We BsTaciltilloTart4taeoe9v ocoupy entire one of the larf cient to hold a good eized poriman- - service It measures 85 meters in anyraUtead or la Cbleaf o BauBit4iux UTvr awpwsiv IB our own Hiuiuuiir viaaist wswJAaKaTaxzvgaaa length and nine in width and has a Mitntrmtalnr la nmateal tatriirgaaUaUowatJaolaal jUauvWHf tm jaaa BMMsaaaiaBlisY3ilna aya I Steam Laundry J SEMD US ONE DOLLAR I into tliS dummj w liich lay there w ait ing the correct moment for producAND tion That nibble wg ljj at and alas was well high the end of me too ltis teeth had no sooner crashed into the detonating mixture than I was a conscious of a severe shock in the re- Â¬ gion of my coat tails These were blown smithereens whilst personally I was only saved from severe in juries by reaon of the paraphernalia of a previous trick with which I was luck- Â¬ ily sit ill encumbered A second disaster occurred to mi during the same week whils t going AND CEWILNT LUMBEH through the ancient globe of gold fish trick These so called globes are not really globular but are shal low troughs of thin gla- - which fit into the side pockets and1 are ren- Â¬ Give us a call when von need anything in our me dered water tight by means of a rubber cap which i withdrawn with the empty handkerchief when the bowl is piod need Unfortunately for me howivcr the rubber cap had split without my knowledge The re ult HOPKINSVILLE KY was that on incautiou tooping to was im iilied to unci picK up a cam I aaggraw ai icaaasagiaaafca Ataa vuMHscEBSsm i a perfect cataract of water and wng gling fish descending out of the dopths of my dress coit Kiur The- One of my favorite tricks wa Manage once ruined by the pioxerbial sniall who Lo al i of Laundry and bo allowed I may add should never be upon the platform except - - Dye - -1 had in cases of extreme urgency consideiably mystiiiul my audience And Solicit Your by causing six unimpi acliable citizen w H ciil Uji and deliver your v Ii to unwittingly choo c the same card wit from a pack which each was at liberty t IV A fPltf wantetl It if ill CH iiilniiii counts IiIihmI Ad to hufilo for himself be fore choosing ini ii n t n ju lirnM il mi ii The card in each cae was the ace of Cjaoaoeer ccio heart- - and I explained was chosen xcelsior steam Laundry Co im vi r by each of them wliil l unconsciou ly ii ok uoplNQVILLE under nn own lnpnotic direction The tiick ended 1 incautiously threw down the card- - near the small i script FIVE HOURS PIANO PRACTICE Y 1 i Sears tbo A Ifo N TlV Villi Have Miy JIEITILIE Pitsr Agent ST LOUIS MO fiiOfIlCHOLSOl Gen I PaMf a A Bough ST LOUIS i ie Building Materials i I Famous Leschetizky Says Should Be the Maximum That rr-8- I i t i W J mo f i 1 I Of All Kinds UMt I lAiKICllRDS kinds f 1 Excelsior work Patronage -i I 1 l As to the number of hours tnat PiVSlliout McKiney hs Hways should be spent in daily practice bwfl ivinii ot eiol horses iiud ev u unnn Leschetizky J the famous y was h uiniiir nder jaB n teacher and the instructor of Pnde j dewski says it depends yen milch Thi best lnidii iiH in m y mil buy upon the pupil s pow ev of for impure blood n- ivniMie R anil his mincl upon what hi- Angers are nil in riiHch nn i imlnr y trtiible is SarrBptuillri doing five hours he would call a Moo is better maximum and less Dont Cb iincMy DpertS f ist political practice so many hours he i always niadM for FiHemont ih s if cb w saying but use your brain moie first Kcpubic ui camli ltc fm Prcsi Learn to while you are practicing lislen to what you are playing to deu listen How few there are who know T vK Tvl Hril pwut ir nf th And then to illushow to listen Ii n PllfTii li Rh ii i t nru trate hi meaning he will stiike two villi- - P hIihii ii Triir w itti rheum succession say J and I and h Jwii w notes in visfd t irt Cham- show what changes and shadings of MA liin- - Pti i Pi iiii k meaning may be effect eel by varying f f Miis HiiilifHtiKii liiiillen lLiLMLHsHHiLiHLiHaHLHn9NWi the time and tone quality A little provl nf jrr- jif v tn me I sol Hip n fi mm m n lievpii strengthening here a holding hae iw r diifl hqnil mv snlT-r-profit there the quickening of a pulse the tbrntin 1 Kh fril if will change of an accent theto make all1 t hp by flC pard if- v - mM the difference between soul aud cla WICK between art and artifice but it take a listening brain to feel them Per StithI hMcn iii Nw England haps and indeed il is so regard eel have statut h forbidding kising in this habit is one of the ineist precious reels The law in nn old one il Lr LVJI mJiiiuiTlIi il of the many really precious things the and obsoMe that Leschetizky develops in his pupils 2T1RDUDH THSOtaSIC CONSUMPTION CURED Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any VESIIBUIID And then there is the habit he is PKGfiCUFfET case of consumption Contaken always counseling of practicing away Sumption Starts With if Rllclit In time rnlri - TRAiNSDAILY raurMi nr a CARS FROM from the piano not practicing with NASHVILLE traCLETiS the hands but With the milld by you will cure the cough heal the lungs and T CHICAGO avoid I J conc-cntrm-in- rlir w 1 v ivt F--- hliffc llr p- lNIt 1 Z 1 throat and the most dreaded of all di- senses consumption Delay in attending to may cost yon your life Large size trhtcouirli Jvv wv FP JEFFRIESGPA aN5V1LLEiIN3 tnAtft muu v iui oic V ujr Dnt1ILLiWNGSA HA5IIVILLt UM- I Ander on Si i Fowler a j ii- mw tint in niillineiy a id chiffons It is a deep rich red with no tones nl cmhlied strawberry or terra coiu in it I havp been ailltcted with tihin for fourteen years and r eeined Cyr ino Ai UlSVILLfCT HI n nailLWA KAI LOUIS Dailv TEX 1 V rfKHT BdllNii nilS m a 05 a 18 07 Dm J ji i- tt- 1 to give ma any relief I was able to bearound all the time but coustantU Hiiffoiing I had tried ev ervthmg I could henrof uud at Inst was told to try Chamberlains Pain Ralui which I die aud was immediately relieved aud iu a short time cured lam happy to say that it has not siuce returned Josh Edgar Germantown Cal For sale by R C rheuma nothing Spotsvllle Lewlsport Owensboro Brandenbuig Stephensport Cloverport Hawesvllle IrvlriKton Wont Point 840am 7 65pm S14am 820pm 0 40 am 7pm a 44 P m 858 p 1018 am 18 p m 10 38 a mminm hoc 10 48 Ar Henderson- 1165 uoipm izOiJirn pm Ifp S Dally 7 20 a m 7 pm EAST UHUND No 62 No 2 5a Lv Henderson DVV 6 Spottaville Owensboro Lewlsport Uawesvllle Cloverport Hardwick lr 1 E Mwml M w Kl mmt m m K Mr M K uley looks out of his window upon the deep February enow he wonders who is to be snowed under next year Ab Bear the Ar Stephensport Imngton Brandenburg West Point Louisville 12 09 am 3l6xkL 27am 85sTllB 0 07am 9 SO am 9 67am 1018 am BSfi 11 00 a m eiojfitf 11 28 a m esvpm 43 8 rtSVl lOCpm 800pm pm 710pm For further information address B G MORDOI A G P A or Louisville Ky WL Mills OASTOniA Owensboro Kv Ma Kind Yea Harc Always Bought W W GRAY Corbv Bays he nearly froze to Col T0H80RIAL TTMT SEVENTH ARTISTS 4 a iSEARS ROEB UCKtWtnqnwviu -- m ka r I M aV rsa 7 death in ChrtrleBtOD S 8 this mouth Same of the old fire saUre must hnvn STBEM ELB BOILBWO tetowlaadlJr Tli 5 JfRi myiiFfgiV ir y HAMAMN IN PERSIA Tomb of Esther and Mordecai Ha Been Found There IU Discovery Entnbllnlic tJic Trntli of the IJIlillcnl Story nnil the Aii- tlicntlclty of tlio Kentivni of lMirlni topping Sllffe Sadie Merritt MANY pcoplehave badblood is because their nun j f Tells of a Search for Handkerchiefs and Other Novelties StSi Liver and Kidneys are sluggish and fail to carry off the waste matter When this happens the blood is poisoned and disease sets in To keep your blood pure take The Affairs of Europe are faithfully portrayed in the original and exclusive cable dispatches which The CHI- Â¬ CAGO RECORD prints daily from the leading capitals of the old world This magnificent special service is in process of being greatly extended to include every important city in the world and it is supplemented by the full regular cable service of The Asso- Â¬ ciated Press back to dear gay old Parli DOOT London just in time to acceptÂ¬ to un informal reception glen by one of the Indies of the American colony and am evers ogltul that I did for met the sweetest little lady there who had just arrived from the states For an American girl in Paris who U in love with anj end every- Â¬ thing American the pleabantest mo menta of her existence are when sit Â¬ ing with some one from home Not that the lady I met was a former acquaintance or even came from my own city or state for her home is iu the far west while I am a down east Yankee but to an American in Europe any one from the states no matter which one of the many is from home The little Udy and her husband were to at various periods and ia now 60 feet encircling theglobe and were to remain high The entrance is to the left of the in the French capital but a few days center leading into an outer passage After we had been introduced we soon To the left is the tomb of some ancient savage and to the right the tomb of an old physician with a etand bearing lamps and oil in front of it A wall separates the tacred part from this outer section At its western end a door leads to the principal part of the tomb To therdghtiRjIordecais tomb end to the left Esthers separated from each other by a corridor along which pilgrims pass going around the sarcophagi In a niche is a scroll of the law and an ostrich egg is suspended beneath the dome as is the custom in all Persian tombs The sarcophagi says the New York Herald are made of a dark wood evi dently of great antiquity and are covered with inscriptions in Hebrew On 1 1 The tomb of Esther and Mordecai the famous characlcra in tbe Biblical book of Esther has been discovered mHamudnn Tersla and the lnscrip tfims on the sarcophagi und the tomb itself read and translated This dis-Â¬ covery is most timely for com writers have tried todiscredittheBiblical story and the festival of Purlm which goes back to it for a basis Every reader of Scripture is familiar with that strange tale of the Jewish ifiden whose beauty so touched the kidg of Persda that he took her for his wife and placed her on the throne by his side The Jews of Hamadan show this tomb of the hero and heroine of the Bible story to all traveler with no email pride for in it lies their title to nobility one of their own people having- actually reigned with the king This tomb has evidently been ndded i I But of our shopping expedition We started early the next morning and shopped nil day just as women will without buying much of anything In fact my new friend was rather disappointed when I left her at her hotel in the evening and declared that Paris storesevcn such as the Bon Marche the Maguque du Louvre the Prlntemps or the Trols Quartiers could not in any way compare with thegreatshops tobe found in any of the large cities of the states and I as an American heartily agreed with her It was handkerchiefs that she wanted first and expressed a preference for some with real lace but they could not be found But there were others quite ns pretty as any lace ones could have been and much more serviceable One of those which we saw was of batiste helnstltched and had three or four clover leaves nbout natural size and DdnHcLears LkKikyBalm a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder Thousands use it in the spring especially druggist has it Only Your ioo a bottle ST LOUIB MO THE OR J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO The Chicago Record alone of all American newspapers outside New York city For Bah- hv C K Wilt Druggist now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches daily from A Physician Can Prescribe the leading capitals of Europe e Dr Ottos u siffiH Spruce Gum Balsam Formula on each package aioc Tyn iiir mTiiwiij mmmh t flfcaJTO tt-s- llWHo mmm l-Ai- wraKasisSg Xvf S eP CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY ft SSSSfegfeLTKAr g tltli r- J fi1 jrtoi41 Price 25 For sale by Atulrrsou i Tnii ihrei week t rm 50c A A 4u MF Ltie r Ci t FOR KAIIL KY ii full line of Binder Mhvim Funler vester Iliislvtr Hay Kalcc- - Corn Har Â¬ Twine anl Jiepair luciiT coiitT First Monday i iiiticioiv in Fetiruiirv trn tr rtn two tf- - eek- - rkt third Monday In Mhv hw Monday In September f vveeiix 14 J HRxi tv iTiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiKiimipiiininiriiTnifnTiii jur Ij ek prtii iix week C ai low ay ji tlirei mrtb Monday in Fetruary Kirs Mmilay In June teir rth Monday in eptemler 13AJLAIII UIiUPKlNSVILLK On- I KY hree week wo weeks weeks ireekjflrst ireeK lerm three vveeks Lyon First Monday ccoua Monrta In April tern tern in August Second Monday in Novembei First Mondav KENDRICK RUNYOM IltlilIdLTuUS iF- first Monday tn Auku U -- term twr Monda In beptriuljer termtwi m May term twe G We entralTobaccoWarehouse Glarksville Tennessee Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Sell PROFESSIONAL Th v CARDS DISCOVERED IN PERSIA Tomb and Sarcophagi of Esther and Mordecai C H TANDY Mordecai sarcophagus is this inscrip these inscriptions Here is the ark in which is interred Esther the Itighteous Mayhermerit i protect us Amen Then Esther the queen he daugh ter of Ablhail and Mordecai the Jew wrote with all authority to confirm this second letter of Purim Arid the decreef Esther confirmed these matters of uriin and it wa written In the hook And the king Ahasuerus laid a tribute upon the land and upon the isles yf theea Facsimiles of the inscriptions hav been taken from plaster impressions now in the possession of Dr Zadoc i Â¬ Here is the holy ark of Mordecai the Bighteous May hia merits protect us Amen The same inscription U repented on aeh eidc of the coffin besides these verses from the Bible Now in Shushan the palace there was a certain Jew whose name was Mordecai the son of Shimei theson of Kish a Benjamite son of Then shall thy light break forth as the morning and thine health shall spring forth speedily and thy right Â¬ eousness shall go before theej theglory of the Lord shall be thy reward Therefore iny heart is glad and my glory rejoices my flesh also shall rest In hope For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell neither will thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption Thou wilt show me the path of lif in thy presence Is fulness ci joy at tlij right hand there are pletfuures forever more On the sarcophagus of Esther are tion Office ower Kellys jntwlry wtore uopkinsville Kr M D jnivrritsT ash urKeori Free Storage to SliippcrH AdwinciR Made J C on SALtvMAN Consignments S cA Paris OpcrA Cloak of tBUck Sattn And Ermine A NPREWtiARUENT KENUKIK Ihysiclau and began to talk shop for she was in trouble and was looking for some one to asfcist her She had promised to buy some knickknacks when in Paris to send to her home friends and she neither knew the rounds of the shops nor ottered could 6he speak the language at onco to assist her and we planned a shopping expedition for the nextdnj It is- remarkable how easily one can distinguish ah American woman on the streets of Paris Not by her face or her actions so much although both are characteristic enough but bj herdres 1 do not wish you to understand that the Araericnnwonuu are not as stylish as her French sisters Hut the esthetic style of her dress so common in both America and Knglaud will never take here True these stjles were many 1 we rum d ill lei gl lis lot evening wiur as the length nf tin leiM- regulate the length of hi gh Some of them run n high a Ll to I lie billion- pii pi i color n r u hid pearl and light ci low w ith sell culm ei In glow- iile K embroidered mi natural eolois scat NATGAITHER iiotuci tered over it quite carelessly Office fifth and Maui streeii iipnii iti was pale pink with a delicate wile in Court Room Telephone OtllceM 3 i Kesliteiue M i pne greeii and drep pinU and white sprav like tlnwer wandering avi it Another liit a blood red linulei Ac aoout one eighth of an inch wide inn Barbers a red shield embioiilei ed in one m a lint uer while around ilie shield Ill street HonKinsvtlle Ky white vine Still uimtliei whuli tin Kspeolal attention to pair - cleat Liner all id lioonvii ced the Satlstaotorv eerv ice salesman assured u wa quit iu the tote unit ii m i chicest thing In- - B Aileiwirth JasI Lander w ilnu epensie had tin wild I andes Alleiwworth Liberal advances made on Tobacco lie h H stems frcatteied our it Atuirnevs in Law uli nl pi roses weie of a delicate Onk Ill MoDanlel buililliiK ne u o irrlloug r and the handkerchief w - iienii ii W G Wheeler practice In ul the omirtn an siprein erj narrow anil eiid with ill w court Hoertal attention to collectlons JB work The altsnum iid it wa- - i new but my friend niil lie in Rh m B A and Whlftcy nabits the same tiling in the stiii- cured at home witU iii aM 1KB H B 9W1 out pain Book of par months before ai d do tin iIliiI I tlpularesent FltKE I mmmsmmm n m woullfymd Tobacco Warehousemen Commission she was liyhi Inr Isni- ml tin - Iienntiliil mil uu Ollico 101 K 1ryor St Atlnutu copying an tiling that then claiming it - nginal cor lkin J AS WEST HOYl 1OOL n- Qaither West COMMISSION i i tobacco I t MERCHANTS HOKINSVILLE KY Four months storage Free WH iie I l i 111 1 Faxon I t i Wt i v EVIfl a Ml Wheeler Faxjrt Aerchants rcssellville Ky Grain Dealers axd r a- Fire Proof Warehouse r sts Hopkinsville Kahn chief rubbl of France k Skr Scraurrn Are Ancient Lanciani the famous Itomnn arch eologist hashliown that In the Home of the Cnesars trouble was experienced with high buildings soys the Green Bag A law was passed restricting the height of fronts to CO feet In order prac f to evade it builders ndoptod the sev llce of carrying up the rear portion 7 eral stories more Utlierinws bearing on the heights of buildings were passed tn nlden times There was a tendency KLlo diminish the height of stories n the mildlncrs increased in size and a heicht Kf inn ttAi irne iwnlmlil n iinnaA Tf lo believed that the ceilings were so low that a man could not stand upright In the rooms United Sfnte Half Cent Half cents were coined from 1703 to 1797 both years inclusive in 1709 and 1800 and from 1802 to 1811 theao yearn inclusive then none were coined until 1825 In that year and in 1820 1828 1829 1831 1833 to 1830 the coinage of half cents continued From 1849 to 1857 with the exception of 1852 the coinage was resumed butsjnee the Inst named year no halj cents have been struck The total yaue of the coinage was 39 92Gll the whole number of pieces truck waaX98SSi8tw r 4 My Handkerchief but they were not for Paris Subdued tones and clinging draperies which are popular with the American women do not nl all suit the French women whose piqunnt stj le requires toilettes of the dishing order both as Tegards cut and color lirmu nlpulating the latter almost every Parisienne is herself an artist depend makers women of them originated bj the Iiris dress- Â¬ tie A ribbon twisted twice round the neck and forming a sailors knot in rontisthe most nonular form of neck- Sometimes a consul tio adornment collar of fine batiste is placed on the ribbon when the effect is even more ingnotatallupontheinsplrationsofthe Even the workgirls who conturlere troop out hatless and happy into the Hue de la Paix at the luncheon hour know exactly whnt color and how much of It is becoming to their particular style of beauty They are gowned in black as a rule npd the color takes the form of a cunningly twisted neck dainty stitching we saw pro In evening hosiery niiiinced plaids mid Unman eolois n slk oi open stripes in conibiniitioti with plain silk stripes showing fanev black stitching and iu the liner grades theie is real Inee inseition in some of which the whole instep is composed nl ditches lace ending in a point at the ankle In veils the newest thing is thick Chanlilly lacr with huge heavv close ly strewn patterns thtoilgh which the features can scarcely be seen These the salesman explained were intended pi be worn with the hair dressed in out rand mot hers stU- pulVed over the temples and held up just behind the ears wilh side combs from whuh two or three ringlets diop What woman could go through a Paris btore without looking at the We couldnt gowns mid wraps Among the pretty things in this line wns an openi cloak of black cloth trimmed with white lace and bands of ermine When I pnrted from my friend at her hotel in the evening shegave me a little package in which was one of the hand- Â¬ kerchiefs she had purchased She was kind enough to say that she wished me to keep it in remembrance of what to her had been a very pleasnntduy My handkerchief has a narrow hemstitch and in one corner is a little bunch of rlolets It is very chic and then you know violets are quite the rage at pres Â¬ ent v SAlftE MERKCTT CarlsiiMiis German Liver Powder Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for n ary all Diseases the human system is heir to Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance SHIP YOUR TOBACCO T0- - RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN CO STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Price 25 Cents Aiulprsou R H R E COOPER Salesman T Ior Sale by C HANBERY M F SHRYER it Fnl r INQRAAi BANKRUPT PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Proprs Railroad Alans Liabilities Are Nearly 19000 With Assets Railroad St Butweou Tenth T4 Merely Nominal HOPKINSVILE KY aud Eleventh Kobert II Ingram has filed a petition for a discharge in voluntary cCareful atteution given to Baiupling and selling all tobacco consigned bankruptcy He gives his occupa Â¬ to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unlea tion as railroad clerk otherwise instructed Ingrams debts amount to 18 81344 The assets consist of three suits of clothes 15 two overcoats FOR THE KEN 15 and 10 underwear etc a watch 15 Exemption is claimed TUCKIAN AT Subscribe 2 year 5 PV T1 N 5r yniiwi iripfnuto iJ J t 3rwra1 k i jm r Tm rif V rrV4c ROYAt BAKIMJ POWOf H WHERE IS HE AKIN alBSSMJEEESf POIRE mauMiiiiniiHiiiirnni CO NEW YORK 4lWPER um ifirn ii mii iuio toacC LeeCarter Disappeared Mysteri ously Jan 14 ftfakes the food more delicious and wholesome PERSONAL GOSSIP VliinRHttEffWZMISrt3 Fair and Warmer Louisville Ky March 6 Spe Â¬ Mr J T Wall has returned from cial Fair to night and Tuesday New York Warmer in extreme western portion Mrs F L Wilkerson has re Lee Carter a young man about of State Tuesday turned from a visit to friends in 25 years old disappeared on Jan 14 from the home of his brother P Elkton HERE AND THERE C Carter near the city and has Mrs J T Wall has returned 1 Ham sacks all eizes for sale at from a visit of two weeks to rela- Â¬ not been heard from since His rel- Â¬ this office atives do not know where he went tives in Trigg county Mr J B Foley and wife of Mad- - or why he left in so sudden and Dr E N Fruit Dentist office ovei Above is the birth place of the Deering binder At City Bank Hopkinsville Ky lisonville have been visiting in the mysterious a manner He came here from Virginia in Now is tho timo to sack your hams city for several days maturity it issues thence to conquer the world for its November having been employed Sacfks for sale at this office C B Mathews of Hopkinsville by the Richmond Danville railfield of operations are not confined to the United States Gardin and Flower Seed in spent the week with friends and re- road as operator He had been endless variety at Forbes Bros latives Springfield Tenn Leader drinking some for several days bebut stretches out to England France Scotland Ger Â¬ of Hopkins Â¬ fore he left Miss Edna Smyth I am now in charge of R C Hard many Hungary Houth Africa Russia and Australia He went to bed as wicks prescription department where ville is here for the Smyth- - Frier usual and go up in the night and The great Corliss Engine used in the Machinery Hall at I will be glad to meet all my old son nuptials Nashville American left without giving any notice of his ii friends and customers L F Miller Mrs D R Carnenter after a departure He has not returned to the Worlds Fair is used in the twine department This A Cabinet Grand Upright piano short visit to relatives here re- Â¬ Virginia and his friends are very factory turns out 31 miles of twine and one complete 7J octave ebony finish in fine order turned to her home in Nashville uneasy about him His mother at a bargain J H Dago machine per minute Its size capacity and number of Friday particularly is much distressed t Gish Garners Wild Goose Lin con- Â¬ Mr JD Ware has returned from Foul play is feared He had 1 employees surpass anyother two Harvester works in the iment cures rheumatism and neural Colorado Springs Mrs Ware will siderable sum of money gia It touches the sfot At all drugworld rem din some time with their little gists ll 6tf BEHIND WITH WORK The Deering is now away in the lead owing to its pro Â¬ Take your prescriptions to Ander daughter Mary who is still ill Fowlers new drug store fion A C Layne has returned Mr gressive policy It used ball bearings four years before where they will be filled witn pure from Nevada Mo where he spent Few Tobacio Beds Burned and fresh drugs Some to be Resown the other followed suit and in many other features it six weeks in a magnetic hospital Estrayed or stolen about ten days under treatment He is much im is equally as far ahead THEY ARE EASY TO SELL be- Â¬ ago my red muley cow rather proved in health On account of the wet weather small and has the switch of her cause they are easy to run and easy to keep running Gunn who had been but few plant beds have yet been Miss tail trimmed Return and get re- Â¬ visiting Flor friends at Jackson Miss burned and farmers are much be This is our twelfth year as Deering agents You can ward Walter Kelly for several months returned home hind with all of their work A always find repairs for it right here Buy the best and At Last we offer Victor Bicy- Â¬ from Paducah Saturday where she week of pretty weather however cles 1899 models at 5000 as long stopped over for a few days would enable them to prepare con you- will never regret it as the factory can fill orders for siderable plant land and put the Mr F A Macaulay has returned them Forbes Bros from the eastern markets where he seed in the ground It is estimated WANTED Reliable men to put had been spending some time select Â¬ that only about ten or fifteen per in all or pnit of time taking orders for ing spring stock for the Royal Dry cent of plant beds have been sown flnd Greases Goods cpmpany of which our Lubricating 9 he is and from some sections where this Liberal commission has been done the complaint comes manager The Federal Oil Co that mice English sparrows and We are to have Mr J C Terry Cleveland Ohio eaten the tobacco and family of Hopkinsville with us crickets have Registered pharmacist at Anderson again and we areglad Mr Terry seed and whole beds will have to Fowlers day or night Night call fw Byars their be resown Farmers will canvas bell on side door neur ladies en has bought of Hart all their beds from now on which ftk TtSHWHuramuzawwa Ml of the Adairvillemill and will 4 trance to Hotel Latham No extra lease -- L protect the plants and hasten H 20Qv - vigi M charge for uight calls take charge at once We under- Â¬ will their growth Get tho best Sewing Machine stand that Mr C MSmith of Nash- Â¬ Needles at M D Kellys No 8 North ville may be a partner Mr Terry urn DUFFY A CANDIDATE GRAIN I Main btreet between Hendersons and does not know just now when he will move his family here Adair VCGoT Hopkinsville Alan out For Super v rnfri V Pioi pf nearly op- Vi Department of Herald Ledger fertilizer intendent of Instruction pCte the Court Hous6 There will be a social at the i0h- House Struck By Lightning 8 cumwMdVanawsis idence of MrF J Brownell on next struck the house John C Duffy of this city has Lmhtninu Friday night under the auspitcs of known as the Tucker place near announced himself a candidate for the Epworth League of the Method the bridge on the Cox Mill road the Democratic nomination for Supist church All are cordially in Satuidav demolishing the chimney erintendent of public instruction Admission 10 of vited to attend and tearinir the weather boarding Mr Duffy is a young lawyer cents Hopkinsville who has experience from one side ol the house as a teacher in South Kentucky Mrs Pauline Lander who fell Wealthy Citizen Dead College and other institutions of and broke her hip about a month aged about 0 learning He was the Democratic H ilay White ago i rapidly improving and her speedy recotr i now looked for years died at his home near Tren nominee for representative from ward to b Inr mini friends with ton Friday night from complication Christian countv in 1897 and made He is a much satisfaction of disease Mr White was one of a most creditable race Eugene Wood has removed wealth est men in Todd County and true Democrat and a ver popular Mr W R Smiths College Lexington and capable young man about six inches of the top soil of one of the largest land owners Ky his lot on South Main to get rid of ALLEN INDICTED Poor House Patient up wild onions and after tilling Is where hundreds of clerks farmer ICliza Kverett a colored inmate with new dirt will sod with blue boys and others have invested 60 Case Supposed to Have Been grass The onions had grown on of the county poor house died last to 90 for tuition and board for an Closed by Acquittal Renewed Who sold Samuel P Smith that Crescent Chainless the lot for years unmolested and Thursday night She was SOyears education and are now gettiug to old and had been sick for several heroic measures were necessar James Johnson that 30 in Rambler 1000 and over a year Read ad Some weeks ago J M Fox of and keep this notice for reference months exterminate them I W Williams that neally Imperial go lightly Nortonsville was shot and pretty Remember that in order your let- Â¬ Our enterprising druggist Mr kind Judge West Better badly wounded Marion Allen was ters may reach this college ad L L Elgin is up to date in all was called arrested charged with the crime dress only Gen W R Smith Lex Â¬ Mrs L Jeffries that graceful Ladies Crescent Dr Andrew Sargent lines pertaining to his business to Kirkmansville Friday to attend butat the examining trial the case ington Ky His special effort is to always seMaster Chas Thomas his Juvenile Crescent The Hopkinscoun cure the best of every thing he offers Judge West who had been quite was dismissed We honestly admit we sold all these have sold some of in- Â¬ Charlie Campbell Released He has placed on sick for several days He was re ty grand jury has returned an to the public dictment against Allen charging hem the past five years Charlie Campbell the Hopkins- Â¬ sale the celebrated Artie cigar the ported much better yesterday him with maliciously shooting and ville boy who was sent to of the Eddy ear Callers in his the best Harried at Crofton wounding Fox ville penitentiary for a year for store w ill notice that he has them A marriage license was issued N shooting a brakeman on an L promincnth displayed and he tells WILCOX DENTON he has perfect confidence in yesterday to Newton Snaden to was released last week He us that train was a well behaved prisoner and this Cigar as a delightful sweet wed Nora Armstrong They were married near Crofton last night Fruit Hill Couple Have the Knot was given the advantage of his smoker The record of the past makes our bicycles the bicycles of Tied By Judge Cansler The parties are colored While in the penigood time the future Keep This in Hind tentiary he had a solt place in the Mr T CWilcox and Miss Mag Â¬ office Revival At Trenton It would be well for vou to keep in mind tlmt A W PYLE is fully pre It is announced that ICvangelist gie Lee Denton a young couple A ten Days Meeting pared and competent to preserve the Lowry of Little Rock Aik will living near Fruit Hill rode into the Rev J W Collins and wife of dead in good condition for any length some time in April begin a revival city on horseback last Thursday of time He ciries instockallgrades Main Street Bardwell Ky will begin a ten afternoon and were married in the of caskets and ecfliup from theeheap meeting in the town of Trenton days meeting at Andersons Hall County Clerks office Judge Can- Â¬ come 10 our store ana try our new Chainless Crescent u est to the finest Also robes and E Death of an Infant sler tied the nuptial knot As soon in this city April 3 They have and shoes for men and S burial suits miiecn aacit i iiiiju wuajr held revivals in this section before You can get bim day or women An infant of former Representa as the ceremony was said the couple by telephone at store or resihaving conducted meetings at He- Â¬ night tive Jas Morgan died at the home mounted their horses and left for dence bron church near Church Hill at of its parents in Crofton Sunday their home Roaring Springs and other points night New Firm Tin Contractors LADD SHEPHERD Wo have opened up a now tin shop Fractured Her Hip New News Butch Co 104 Main with E M Rich Mrs Sallie Richardson mother street where wo can be found at all Kirk Allen has secured a position Popular North Christian People of Mr P C Richardson had the Remember your home shop is the place to buy all Mon- Â¬ times to do work in roofing gutter with the Van Nay News Company flarry Near Macedonia stove- repairiug of all kinds ing and misfortune to fall and fracture one uments Tombstones and Jemetery Work buy direct Windmill tanks and water troughs a He has a run on the accommodation of her hips one day last week Ow Â¬ at the quarry and sell direct to the buyer saving you Mr T C Ladd and Miss Nora ing to specialty Give us a trial when you between this city and Nashville her advanced age 75 years agents commissionextra freight and other expenses need work in our line Shepherd very popular young peo Â¬ it is feared that she will never per- Â¬ Martin Gjikkii Co New Boy at Dr Bradleys ple of the Macedonia neighborhood manently recover- YOtJJEfc M The wife ot Dr R L Bradley were united in marriage at the Save 20 Cents Mules for Sale of the bride at JO oclock a home W Fowlers new presented her husband with a m Sunday Go to Anderson H kcv kool Kan 90m Ltefil Par load of fine mujejjsat Layne Vj w f vt Was From Virginia and Left the is T Home of His Brother Ps v t C Carter V XV xXX x NSssarcsS L 441II This plant covers 6 acres of ground and em --NSli5SS5SsiiiUUlHMiK jr lh m t mnrrvj za vr w 1 MU iNUHUU U ILIA tlTlftik IllUfl iVflll zunita9- lVrtiJi iiinit r roo nanas BlSSS carloads of material and machinjgyj1 i entered and left the factory during 1898 No other harvester works in existence can approach these figures in output sales shipments or size of plant WJIIIfc 1 1 s u W TJ- I L LI B er- ii2o V m 1 11 t Jfk 0 1 f 1 4ggm H It k i jgrower jj J BiOTHER Dont Ask Nothing Like a Satisfied Customer Thompson Bassett rvvJ MONUMENTS I X ORDERS ARE SOLICITED ROBT BROWN -- rl-t