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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fJ--H-f S iJiV mm VJKaKIA vwaB wr jj J81 - pi ra pJTUCKY TUESDAY SliLXK- l- HOPKINSVILLE MARCH 14 1899 v NO 21 RBrlglit Si REBELS rtEAT Be- IfARMONY PREVAILED Hardin Men in Easy Control Great Specials IN General Advance Movement gins At Manila From Start to Finish Start Made From San Pedro Mao Dempsey Nominated on a Plat form of Less Than Twenty ati Where the Enemy Had Assembled Its Best Words Forces Tobacco Cotton Celebrated Mason County No 20 good quality Canvas quality sold elsewhere at 1 1 2 cedts J v Goods AREW Dempsey was nominated for rail- Â¬ 4 Rolliiiti Daily V5 IN THE MEANTIME jWE ARE SELLING I t- BROKEN LOTS IN SHOES j AND CLOTHING Tremendous Cuts J H Anderson Co EV ISM tJiT if etree Annual Spring Cleaning u si U Ends March M 5 M fl ni Begins March 1st 1 ji ft Sale 11 1 1 I s Best Glass of Goods at Lowest Prices 7 CUT PRICES ALL ALONG- THE ILINE This is Your Chance to Save Money i Manila March 13 The advance upon the rebels around Manila be Â¬ gan this morning men under command of Brig Gen Wheaton began the advance 1 1 from San Pedro Macati at oclock A gunboat began shelling the jun- Â¬ gle along the river banks which were quickly carried as far as Guadaloupe The men under Whea- Â¬ 1 ton two hours later were moving on Pasig meeting with but slight re- Â¬ sistance the rebels being in full retreat before them The purpose so 2 is to clear the country to Laguna din forces to offer Judge Brown for temporary chairman but as the de Bay Goebel men had agreed on John Grayot for permanent chairman a A JUST CLAIM man who represented the interests of Stone and would have carried Banks Want the Excessive Taxes the Stone following in the First Refunded Thousands of Do- Â¬ district their plan was changed llars Involved and they too took a Stone man Judge Cook for temporary chairFrankfort Ky Marce 11 The man and thus devided the Stone Farmer sNational bankof Augusta vote It was manifest that the Bracken county filed suit to day Hardin forces controlled the con- Â¬ against State Auditor Stone asking vention in this way and the Goebel for a mandamus to compel him to men made no contests The convention was called to or- Â¬ refund about 800 excess in taxes by the der by Hon J I Mocquot the com- Â¬ alleged to have been paid bank to the state and the result of mittee chairman shortly after 2 w w w r w wr r the suit will be of interest to every oclock Ollie James moved that w w w- w xr it7 the convention take a recess in orbank in the state After the court of appeals in 1897 declared the Hew- der that the First district delegates itt law invalid the Augusta bank might confer A point of order was proceeded to pay the county city and raised against this and Chairman district taxes as that decision held Mocquot ruled that it was not in order as the convention was not as 7 it must do for the years yet formed and that his duty was i although under the Hewitt law only to call the convention to order had paid 75 cents on the 100 to the state for those years in lieu and preside until an organization of all other taxes The bank now had been effected A O Stanley of Henderson then seeks to recover the difference be nominated Judge Cook for tem- Â¬ tween the 75 cent tax paid for five This was secyears and the state rate of 42 yi porary chairman onded by Ward Headley of Princecents on the 100 which the court -says was the correct rate and ton and he was elected unanimous which the auditor refuses to refund ly La Vega Clements of Owens Â¬ and see if you can Many other banks are on the same boro then nominated Mott Ayres of Fulton a Hardin man for tem find any that look nicer or more comfortable than those footing as the Augusta bank and if the latter win the state will have porary secretary This was alo encased in a pair of our 3 350 and 400 Shoes in Tans seconded by Mr Headly and the to refund many thousandsof dollar nomination was confirmed Vici Kid Tans Black Vicis Patent Leather all the diff- Â¬ Col David R Murray of Clover CARTER LOCATED port then moved that the chair be erent styles toes and lasts authorized to appoint five members When Tan Shoes were first introduced not one well He Made His Way Back to Vir-Â¬ each on the committees on creden- Â¬ in one hundred could be found wearing ginia On Foot tials resolutions and permanent dressed man Now but few in a hundred wear any other kind organization and this was carried them The committee on resolutions was Thus it is plain to be seen that fashions in Lee Carter who disappeared mens appar- Â¬ D R Murray of from near this city Jan 14 has as follows been heard from He was seen by Cloverport George F Campbell of el do change and often radically John L Smith of J C Davis near Adams Station Hopkinsville REVOLUTION m Tenn on the L N railroad the Eddyville Ben T Perkins of Elk day after he disappeared from the ton and L P Tanner of Owens Â¬ home of his brother 1 C Carter boro The Hardin program was witnessed in footwear is being repeated by collars Th He said he was making his way thus made manifest Colored Collars are now the very top notch of style and Col Murray then moved that all back to Virginia and would walk We carry a good assortment to Nashville or further and then resolutions be referred to the com they come in with a nish take the cars Davis saw the item mittee on resolutions without debate of the latest things in the Kkntuckian and wrote to thus putting a gag on spcechmak C Carter We are showing the best 3 00 self conforming Stiff It is probable ing that might prove dangerous Mr The committee then retired and that Lee Carter is now in Virginia Hat in town the recess was occupied in hearing speechesfrom Congressman Wheeler INDICTED JACK CHINN Ollie James Congressman Allen and others all of an enthusiastic Charged With Breach of the Peace but non committal character in Attacking Senator Bronston The committee on credentials re Â¬ ported no contests and the com Â¬ Lexington Ky March 11 Col mittee on permanent organization Jack Chinn has been indicted by reported the names of Judge Brown Shoe Co Successors to Mammoth Clothing the Fayette county grand jury for tor chairman and Frank Bell of breacli of peae in attacking former Hopkinsville for secretary Both State Senator Bronston here on are Hardin men The report was adopted without discussion or di- Â¬ Wednesday Thirty-fivehun-dred road commissioner unanimously and the Chicago platform was re- Â¬ affirmed This was the net result of the convention Friday Every- Â¬ thing in fact was of the unanimous order and the convention was over in a little more than an hour Judge Thomas P Cook ofMurray nominally a Stone man was the preliminary chairman and Judge Eli H Brown of Owensboro a Hardin man was the temporary presiding officer It was first planned by the HarÂ¬ 1 cent a yard 2 cents J s1 Mason County No 30 extra qualitywortli 2c Mason County No 40 one grade superior to No 30 3 4 cents at l 2c y I- I sell not Majestic brand best in this market others good 2 cents a r - L ih m Sg 9 M i 1803-4-5-- JUST NOTICE People Foot OULJL A tt 1 J T WALL shows CO vision BURNED WITH COAL OIL Plant Beds Can Be Prepared in One Tenth Time The Madisonville Mail says that farmers inHopkins county are using coal oil to burn plant beds They use it with or without wood They clean the ground loosen it up soak 5t with oil andetion fire They if wp i HrrY niriH wwi i ri i i i i t iiit Ii i r i r iir form adopted in Chicago in 1890 This was likewise adopted unan- nncmnin inuic nnt icuiiucuvvilii aDd iU f rm0effUlary IW Judge Brown attempted to make a speech but since the convention was drawing so near to a close the crowd would not listen to him and set up a disgraceful howl all over the house The committee on resolutions finally brought in a report which served to stop the disorder The report was as follows Resolved That we re affirm our allegiance to the Democratic platÂ¬ A MODERN PARLOR great progress in the manu facture of fine furniture in recent yeara Wo keep up with all the lat Â¬ est styles and artistic designs in fur Â¬ niture fori parlor library bed room dining room and office and our store is replete with beauty in all the latest and boat designs in fine furni Â¬ ture or the cheaper grades to suit all tastes and purses KITCHEN 301 VALLER South Main Street Hopkinsville Ky m lliM i VKlKf a- X k y V jiW Jl SV asera ffl r u y wK ti flJHOW T-- yyw0wtnKmuw nwaBBWMNMMMHBMMmMMMaM Q ai hV 11 inH ii WiS --A ii v Sl - iTiyrr IWII 4 V Mlllll II If II f awN SLL tMfnwnrilrfti I k Mr In dnMuaa fllM fan- rwr r-- WB V IflT Sis V THE DEWEY MEDAL HAS A NEW NOSE ST v L- v wt a 1 41 Ml t M 9i H IM j 4 Sergeant Freeman Lost His Natural On at Omdurman French Au interesting fact has just come to Mitny diseases considered in By the courtesy of tbe sculptor Dan- light which strikingly exemplifies the curable axe catarrn iel C French Darpere Weekly is able wonderful stories of modem science under other natnes publish the first authentic reproduc- - It is a caso in which a warrior from to Simple catarrh in Hon of ills completed design for the the great battle of Omdurman who the head is called Dewey medal The Tiffany company suffered serious facial disfigurement incurable Con will cut the dies and strike the medals has had his disfigurement obliterated sumption is ca3n copper 1035 In all tarrh of tho aud his features made to appear to all Upon the obverse Is a lifelike presenti lungs and its intents ami purposes as perfect as if ment of tbe bead of Commodore Dewey victim is no hud happened in short he with the following inscription The nothing doubt past help had the greater pari of his nose cut gift of the people of the United States in tho nioro ad to the olllcers nnd men of tlie Asiatic clean off and ho lias been provided vanced stages with a new nosj This hero of the but great num Soudan by name Sergt Freeman is bers of people die of consumption a member of the Twenty first Lan Â¬ needlessly It is certain that every cers and he took part in the mem- Â¬ phase of catarrh including many cases STAT IS AAMWLtlbXh orable charge at Omdurman During of consumption arc cured by tho right OFfizmi Dr Ilartmans fitto THE VitelSVi the charge one of the lieutenants of treatment Xo nit AUi9jnWj5fc I AlJcnc Av IMMXx A the lancers was attacked by a dervish great prescription attacks catarrhal ana cures tnem who getting hold of the officers right diseases scicntiucauy ii VjNJITHE xS COWMVi Dr Hartman explains it fully in his hand in which he carried his lance books which are mailed on application MUOVJUX commenced industriously sawing at Hero is a letter from Mrs Harmening the wrist with his sword with the ev Mazo Manie Wis who is one of many ident intention of severing the kand cured of consumption by Sergt Freeman was fighting his way Sho says through a bunch of dervishes when he Medicine Co Columbus 0 hoard the young officer who was I cannot praiso your Dear Sibs Lieut Meaehuni cry out and turn- Â¬ remedy too highly Last winter I had ing iw the predicament in which he la grippe and hemorrhage of tho lungs followed All the doctors around hero was placed lie made a dash for the told me I had to die of consumption spot and running his lance through Then I thought I would ask Dr Ilart the dervish saved the lieutenant man for advice which I did Ho prefor irie and I took it However at the next moment he was scribed according to his directions and was confronted by two dervisheswho cured I advise everybody that is wildly slashed at him with their troubled with lung disease to take Dr swords Ifo parried the blows ami ITartmnns treatment I am sure they I am killed them both in turn but one ter- Â¬ will not regret it if they do can now thank enjoying good health and rific blow from a sword camo so near for it to ending his life as to strike his nose and carry away the lower cartilage as far as the upper lip Freeman was invalided home and 2 became an inmate atNetley hospital He ulfimalf ly recovered and was sent v by Col Martin who was in command y Can Prescribe THE DKWET MEDAL of the Twenty first lancers in the CFrom Picture In fTarpers Weekly Copygreat battle to consult Mr Groves right ISS9 L 1 S K C S of Wolverhampton squadron under the command of Com who has become famous for his resUpon the re anodore George IVwey toration of facial disfigurements Mr Terse surrounded by the words In Groves in- spite of exceptional diffimemory of t lie victory of Manila bay Â¬ 3Iay 1 1S0S is the figure of a yoiuy culties lias treated thecae with complete suceo1 An artificial substi- Â¬ sailor stripped to the waist who sits Formula on each package v upon a gun with ihe flagncross his tute for Ihe natural organ has been lmees aud one foot resting upon n built up so that the injury is not per- Â¬ CURES YOUR COUGH f Sergt Freeman has left swinging loop of rope In this beauti- ceptible ful figure Mr Kronen lias admirably England for Cairo to rejoin his regiIN A DAY c embodied the genius of the episode in ment TTc has proved himsolf a gal ltshighest and purest aspect lant and heroic soldier and it is pleas Â¬ Price 25 50c The rhief characteristic of the face ant to know that he goes back to he bounty confidence and is youth pure intention of youth In the pose Egypt apparently none the worse for of the figure are alertness fearless up his awkward experience having bun For hhIh bv Au i n fc Fowlpr rightness and the unconscious grace saved from a lifelong und unsightly and composure of assured strength disfigurement ZONES OF INAUDIBILITY Mr Groves himelf thus describes The very disposition of the Hag is sug gestive The moment represented is the means by which he gave the ser not the one of victory but of preparedgeant hi new nose The artificial or New Solution of the Cau3e of tho Mo hegan Disaster ness thereto The Aug is not a menace gan is first molded from a plaster to the world nor tinder the pretext of model of the fucv and then worked Another t range solution of the Mo Its name is a policy of aggrandizement up in platinum and vulcanite and hegan di aatcr is put forward Rev It is safe in the keep foreshadowed John M Macon of Newbury Berk CIKCUIT COURT UIKKCTOUY ing of Young America and when the painted and iired until the artificial shite England one of the highest auproduction becomes an exact produc cause is right it will be uplifted Tbioo First Monday In February term tion of the lot feature London thorities on the science of acoustics third Monday In May term ha turned his attention to the great tnree weeks Monday in September te m two Public Opinion weeks flrst IN CHICAGO POPULAR threo mysterj surrounding the terrible dis Â¬ week HOW A DUKE LIVED 1IB18TIAN Fourth Monday In Fcbruarv aster Clirltlliin C KoIiIniih t liml A oliit- weeva First Monday In June tem In conjunction with the lute lrof tsrm six ril JmtKC of the IN Urrnl Illittr-li-four weeks I nrth Monday In Seutember Luxurious Living Carried Down to a til Vortlierii llliiiol Tyndale Mr IJncon made many re Â¬ erm six weekt Fine Point Oallovtat markable experiments the result of hree weeks becona Monday April term August term in a little ellovc English mastt- - which surprised the scientific world two weeks First Monday lit In Kohlsnat was born near Christian Second Monday November 1S41 His moth Albion III January April 1U1 a writer in One of these discoveries wa ihe ex Â¬ WCCAB zinc iliuut bCIIU kUICD seters family hii among the early What tu Hat cuiiioacro btlic following istence May lton First Monday cloud- that is weeic first Monday In mAugust term two term two tlers hfling come to Illinois in 1821 limbing Miiip which i copied ver floating of acoustic reeks first Monday In September term two masses of air of a different three years after the state was admit Imtini weeks density to that of the surrounding at Â¬ ted to the union His father wis horn dues not ex Â¬ mosphere which though wholly in- Â¬ If the duke of Q came to tins country in Germany and t wlienquitey oting Judge Kohlhimt niu tend ln life on ill longer period it visible are incapable of reflecting PROFESSIONAL CARDS will not he for want of culinary coin sound and causing echoes V K and II Lis brothers out of ceived the rudiments of their education forts nnd tho se other Micculcnt arts empty air During the last few years h which longevity is best promoted flt the academy in Galena III various observers sailors and others Judge Kohlsnat came to Chicago in His grace- Mitenunce thus daily have reported passing through such 1802 und entered ihe old University of adminisleied At seven in the morn- Â¬ zones of inaudibility At three or ing he regiile- - in a warm milk bath four miles distance a foghorn has Office over Kellys jewelry store perfumed with nlmond powder where been heard distinctly A mile or so HOr KINSVILLE Kt he take his coffee nnd buttered muf- nearer the sound has almost fainted fin and afterward retire to bed he away Nearer still it has boomed out rie about nine and breakfasts on again in loud tones and then with- Â¬ IINDHEW SARGENT M D riiyalclan and Surgeon cafo au Jail with new laid eggs just in half a mile it has died into utter at 1 he i presented with Uapklnmile Ky parboiled silence On a return journey over the two warm jellies nnd ruiquosjatonebe same course tho zones of OfQce iflttb and Main streets opposite Ull inaudibili- Â¬ takes a veal cutlet a la Maintenon at ty have again been traced Court Room TelephoncODlce IResldence 531 three jellies and eggs repeated Mr Bacon says that the Mohegnn At live the duke lias a cup of choco- Â¬ di aster at once raised the question in late and rusque at half past seven his mind of zones of inaudibility he takes a hearty dinner from high nnd he thinks it possible that the seasoned dishes and makes suitable sound of the Manacles rock bell buoy libations of claret nnd Madeira at ten gradually died away as the doomed 7th street iiopktnsvllle Ky tea coffee and muffins at 12 sups off vessel approached Kapeclal attention to patrons clean Llnei the fata reef flittsfaotorr service Call andbeeonvluced a roast poulet with a plentiful dilu- Â¬ Sargery and Non Smoking tion of lime punch at one in the Jas B AllcnswortU JasILandcs morning he retires to bed in high At first sight there seems no strik- Â¬ I slides Allenswortb spirit nnd sleeps till three when his association between surgery and Attorneys-ln-Iaman rook to the moment waits upon ing smoking but it seems thet the com Ofllce In McDanlelbutldlngnearCourtHous e him in person with a hot and pnvory Will practice in All tho courts and suprem modious operating theater at Addcn- venl cutlo hvliich court Special attention to collectionsCHRISTIAN C KOIILAAT ith a potation of hospital Caicbridgc owes its New Judge of the Federal District of further rcjipse that continues gen Â¬ brooki inception to smoke or rather to ab Â¬ Northern Illinois erally uninterrupted till the morning stinence therefrom The theater was Chlcago where he remained three summons to his lacteanbalh built by a generous donation of 2 years He then took up the study of In this routine of living comforts 000 from Mr A Peekover the lord Hitch- arc tho law in the odlces of Gallup hours in of Cambridgeshire and a cock ne wns admitted to the bar in vnriably divided so that if ns grace lieutenant leading member of the Society of 1807 and went into partnership with 0C5 nol Jniow with Sir Tobv JJeleh This is how it came about Friends Jbreu A bmiui now Kenior member ot that our life iconiposed of tho four The lord lieutenant cxpluii d to a firm of Smith Palmer Moulton the lie knows at least with Sir public meeting the other day where A short time later he became minute elements clerk and record writer in Judge James Andrew AguecTieek that it consists that 3000 came from It was cigar V Is Brad wel Is court which position he in fating and drinking money invested at compound interest held for 15 months when he resumed for over half a century reckoned upon Color and Scent the practice of hiw tho basis of one shilling per day for African travelers lelluilio whito cigars Mr Pcckovcr saved it and In 1831 Mr Iiohlsaat was appointed a west park commissioner This posd- - rhinQCeroljfrequenfcly dies ffom cat- the smoke has yielded a noble institu- Â¬ Uuiilel Itealicn 0df of the Ptm Authentic Itcpro V ductlou or Sculptor DISEASES Keaay ior tmsmess ojf 1 VvkK- 4 Jl t V v in T THE I LOUISVILLE STORE Situated on Virginia street opposite Hotel Latham is now open and ready w it vwwnmr Pe-ru-- for business Wl With a large and complete stock of 4j 7 1 v iR1 r--- yrr-- 1 jriV 4 Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-- i Dry Goods Clothing H i Pe-ru-- na Shoes flatss VS t i iv- Infest AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Our stock embraces everything and pnr wx Pe-ru-- rr A J v JV A Physician I prices a little lower than elsewhere A NEW riA Dr Ottos JUST RECEIVED LINE OF ftsV rjui SttV y I I Spruce Qum Balsam f SPRING DRESS GOODS Tv rawi A Jim Sf 9Jff i Ff 9 I and recinest a call from those in need of suchOall reverybody we wiU SAVE YOU MONEY and treat you right I j S Rubeiastein PROPRIETO munBMHnnHHHHrHBHWiaaKs 4 t WEST Manufacturers of 1- LEE Highest Grades at Lowest Prices We sell all kinds of Gar- - 1 H i riiio mm m r Surries Hre C H TANDY Carriages i- DENTIST g n riage Hardware Wood- work or Trimmings We also put in new ax- - leswheeIstopscurtainsJ cushions in fact anything hat goes in a buggy or carriage IE 1 2 GR H ADES Hepa 1111 hide for next season AND- - If you want a good ve BOYD Barbers POOL Give us your CO Repain Done in the best style 6 I order now- - West 8th Lee KY IHOS 5 T Virginia Sis General Solicitor f- H0PK1NSVILLE four-and-twen- ty arisfedfs VN s German Liver Powder CENfS tion for alleviating suffering court bench ever since linvlnp been read your i o ea elected three succcs6ivc times Watjri jromthe Jordan Judge Kohlsnatjii mdrrledlnbif lives v r - i Dont marry a Ji bt mau-r-h- a might rr AijMaunsiiiqeJifciifueenppcned at 239 Ashlajid bo wicyardtChngd with g out wlen ypJ jnost wanted Iiipi hia amily of one son and three daugh Â¬ in Ptfris or the Sntcfetllowtcr 6f ters Ho is n JUeTn6er of the Union ih Riyfr jOTdum for baptisntj wbea flirt TnrATifa rliciirA 4n iiei i nii1 nan Dout mWv WimWimn h League Illlnoisandnamlltonclnbsand i tho Chicago Bar association uupru-vv mifiht reflect tooinuck J purcnao ii t v jyyyytiAiif UaJTtf jiNn iJJyjHi niiiW onpy ordep9lc verv witich Wi cause uieino jceni oi tnc iavcer him tlicprodarjSronsl v t Dont marry a musician he might Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the huroarrsystem U hele to k 4 A V I full lin of Binders Mowers Hay Rakes rr l vcbiii piireaaers m ois xuusKers ri t 1T yskJsTjii z o11 r A hAndintFowlelirl53Vl f n jjoraaiflur Ktmm d FRtoE25 i i xvepairB Twmeana t i domHar - Ji d i wefrwrrf i iJlillMIIIIJnillll1lllMKlniKi3iijiii ft iuxvfeaVr fWES71 wiEr tnlaPlri If it fails to cure go to your merchant f AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Solo Price 50 cts VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Proprietors u r MEMPHIS TENN SOLD BY SUCH IS FAME A R- - C HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY MORE ABOUT AN ELEVATOR b NOT AERAID OF MAN We commonly cut our eye teeth en something haider than a rubber ring Dr Ottos Spruce Gttm Balsam will core any case of consumption If taken In time Con sumption starts with a slight cough or cold This Is where consumption gets Its start and If yon will use Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam yon will cure the cough heal the lungs and throat and avoid the most drearier nt nil M seases consumption Delay In attending to a slight cousrh may cost you your life Large size bottles Price 2 and SOc For sale by orne E fjV Suggestions Offered as to How to Get One Small Schoolgirl Gets the Hero Remarkable Tameness of Animals of Manila Into a Bud In the Yellowstone Park Mix Up One of tho moBt CONSUMPTION CURED Ablb HERE WE ARE In a full line of Osborne Binders Alowcrs Rakes Ted- Â¬ ders 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 Editor op Kentuckian You were kind enough to publish my article on the need of a Grain Elevator at Hopkinsville Will you now permit me to offer some suggestions as to how to get one some practical business The slaughter of birds has almost entirely removed one of the delight- Â¬ popular of the ful accompaniments of life in the man Firtlet farmer preferred who has been successful in managing his own affairs and has some knowl- Â¬ edge of machinery and good judge- Â¬ ment as to the quality and condi tion of wheat undertake to work up the enterprise He should be a man of good address who has the confidence of the community and who would put some money into it himself This one man with the advice of such others as might be oome interested should undertake to inform himself minutely as to the kind and capacity of elevator Heeded the cost of building and operating the same how it should bu done where located c and should also be able to intelligibly present the matter to others And second the farmers should behe principal stockholders as far as practicable so that they could liae a direct interest in and con- Â¬ trol of their own elevator My plan for raising the stock would be to have the shares 2500 each and for every farmer who expects to market 500 bushels or more of nfeat this year to subscribe for 1 share of stock for every 500 bushels say for instance if I should sellSOO bushels I take one share of stock in the elevator and my neighbor who will sell 1000 bushels take two shares and so on In my opinion V the elevator would enable us to re alise at least 5 cents a bushel more Ifcjjnr wheatpvery year taking in tdaccount all of its advantages and we could well afford to put one years advance into stock in the pfompany Of course every fanner win not ao mis wuicu wuuiu maiit it necessary for others to put in more but this is given simply as a basis to work on The stock that may not be taken in this way could be offered to investors in the The management couhty or city should be in the hands of a Board of Directors elected annually by all of the stockholders and these Directors should elect the man to vator who should give bond for the faithful discharge of his duties A steel fire proof Elevator built after the latest approved methods with modern machinery can be op- Â¬ erated by one man and if it can store on an average of 100000bush els for six months in the year it wouMd pay him a fair salary and make a good dividend for the stock- Â¬ holders Now let the right man take hold of it and proceed to the organiza fionof a company without delay Â¬ as in a fc v months the harvest season will be uporAus M B Kino 8100000 GIvenAwny SeDarate Beautiful Flowers and U6e the letters to form as many words na you can using the letters back wardB or forwards but dont use any letter in the sunie word more times thnn it appears in Beautiful Flowers It is said forty small Euglish words can be Bpelled correctly from these j leixteen letters x or example tea ect The Hamil Seed Company r fPrttr TTiirl pari ill u UHUUIW Tnllnra in Will nn 1OJ A cash to the person sendiLg them forty works formed as above If you are good at word making and can form forty words write your name and address plaiuly on your list and in elo60 tho same with fifteen two cent v stamps for ten packets of Beautiful Flower Seeds of ten popular and different varieties tirit in rvititirv fhia firm TTnn Jfred Dollars is to attract attention to ri introduce our seeds in the U a fcUs offer will be carefully and eon Kientiouslv carried out and it should fnn be classed with catch penny af fairs We will Bpeud a large amount of money to start our trade order you will receive the greatest valus in Beeda ever offered If two or more persons succeed in forming forty words the 5200 will be divided pro rata Many extra special prizes of value will be awarded to persons sending twenty five words or more who willassiBt in take- young professors in the male high schools tells an amusing little story on a small up to date schoolgirl She went to one of these district schools over which a cousin of the professor presides It is usual to have visitors at the building now and then who ask the scholars questions and see that everything is in good shape Oueday not so long since a party of callers came in and requested tho pupils to write tho answers to several questions propounded them One of their qustions was Tell whatr J you know about Admiral DeweyB great fight Thechildren set to work figuriugon their answers but the teacher noMced one of the girls did not not make a trove to do so Why dont you write your an swer to the question she demanded of tho idle pupil Taint no use was the slow re sponse I dont kuow nothing about it But remonstrated the teacher youTmust try anyhow you must not sit there idle while the others are doing the best they can See if you cannot think of something my dear No use protested tho pnpil All I know is that Dewey and Corbett fought and I dont know which whipped and I dont care either Such is fame and the bold sailor who Bank Montejos fleet muBt go promenading down the halls of time with a pompadoured ex slugger for a partner Louisville Times RECENT INVENTIONS Eggs can be rapidly beaten by a new utensil formed of a screw threaded central Hhaft having blades at the bottom with a handle fitting over the top of the shaft to revolve the latter as it is pushed down n spiral spring returning it after each stroke A handy counting device for scoring games is formed of a fan shaped plate with pointers pivoted at the base to swing around the curved edge the latter having grad uations for units tens and hundreds with notches which hold the pointers from slipping For dredging channels iu riverbeds a new machine is mounted ou the bow of a boat haviug uu adjustabe post which carrieB au endless chain of buckets to be lowered to the bed of tho stream and bring up the dirt dumping it in a scow alongside the machine Signal lanterns for uso on railroads are to bo made with a plain glass lens with a rack at the rear of the of the lens for the insertion of a colored brass plate for flashing a signal with a pocket in the back of the lan torn to carry a good many plates of diiferent colors Why She Refused It A certain aged lady recently fell a victim to the popular craze and on occasion arrayed in full cycling cosÂ¬ of SI cernedly through the rank grass small bottle on receipt months is two trett We were fortunate enough to see a ment a ud will cure any can above fine specimen of the wolf tribe He meutioiud E V HALL a beautiful creature stood and Solo manufacturer P O box 218 Texas watched u- out of sight showing Waao mlo For by T D Armistead Hop only curiosity not fear Another kiusville Ky time were perceived a doe and fawnd READ THIS grazing by the road Not until we Bartlelt Texas Sept 3 1895 10 were within a few feet did thev W Hall Waco Texas Deaa Sir I seek the shelter of the woods yet have used your Great Discovery for kidney trouble and can recommend not to fly They simply moved aside it to anyone suffering in like manner Here at least mankind was regard R W TnonrsoN ed as a friend one who could be Mayor of Bartlett trusted The only animal who ran away was a brown bear He turn- Â¬ Dont marry a loud man its a ed trail at tne sight of a coaching poor exhibition of sound sense party yet it was quite a common Wlutt It Does thing for bears to approach close to My children inherit scrofula but the hotels at evenings to feed on the by the help of Hoods Sarsaparil la we refuse thrown out It was an after have almost entirely eradicated it dinner relaxation for the guests to Nothing gives uu appetite and pro watch them feeding They munch- Â¬ motes digestion like this medicine ed and disputed the choicest mor We have used it in onr family for and believe it to be the best sels for the most part indifferent to yearB and blood purifier we cau get conic the company Only when we be- Noraii Hcohet Hughey Teuuessee come inquisitive and approached Hoods Pills give strength even too near did they retire and these while animals were perfectly free and un- work their cathartic qualities are at Easy to take fettered in their movements ft may read like a fairy tale but it is solid Dont marry a poet hi songs fact Troy Times might be averse to your way of thank rural east the music of the feather- Â¬ ed songsters Apropos of this it may be said that one of the most pleasant features of the drive through the Yellowstone National park is the apparent intimac be- Â¬ tween man and the animal and bird life inthepark Thankstothe wise and stringent regulations no shoot- ingis allowed within its boundaries says an English The result is postively charming tourist Hundreds of little chipmunks with theirgattdy striped backb scamper- Â¬ ed impudently about or peered at passing coach from the roadside The squirrel did not bolt for the nearesttree but nodded a welcome All bird life treated u likewise Dven the lordly eagle hovered near and the wild turkey stalked uncon- Â¬ Anderson it Fowler Th re is small revenge in words but words may be greatly revenged Bears tho The Kind You Hava Always Bought Dont marry au artist you cant expect huu to be a model husband A Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery One mall bottle of Halls Great Discovey cures all kidney nud bladder troubles removes gravel cures diabetes seminal emissions weak aud lame bick rheumatism and allir regiilanties of the kidneys aud blad der in both men and women Regu lates bladder trouble in children If not sold by your druggist will be to show our goods Location Virginia street opposite Clarks stable seut b mail Branham V irnm ituuqMmmmTffliMiiMwMi yoy Sheets -- SEASON OF 1899- van of seed timo is fast approaching and To Ot r Friends Another the wise aud prudent farmer will again iibe the old and favorably known JONES BRANDS of BONE and ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS that have for many years done their full duty when applied to both Spriug and Fall crops The use of commercial Fertilizers is almost universal and the experience of miuy years has pioveu conclusively that ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS aro the most complete plant food known and the fact of putting ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK in a bag and branding it DISSOLVED BONE des not make it animal matter Honest strictly pure An imal Matter Fertilizers cost more than rock goods because they are worth more and we ask that you remember this fact Our goods go out under our guarantee analysis and this guarantee is good We offer our goods on their merits and refer with great satisfaction to their most excellent repu- Â¬ tation in all parts of Ohio Indiana and Keutuckv where they aro exten sively used We respectfully urge you to give the celebrated Jones Fertilizing Cos goods a trial ou both Spring aud Fall crops aud we know sat isfactory results and future oiders will certainly follow A Otflce L S WHITE Agent HOPKINSVILLE Va KY lth Brnnhntn S Sheets N Street fronting V A LajncN licr stable TIME TABLt TRAINS SOLTH I a in No 55 No 53 No 51 iNo yi jNu unmeti Chicago Hopkinsville Ac 615 a m Fast Line 63s a m Fast Mail 527 p m G TO VIA izS TRAINS NORTJ 0ALIFOENIA NEW ORLEANS No 92 HE DID NOT HAVE IT William Lightfoot Vissehor tells this characteristic story of Hon Iaac Parker famous as tho terrible judge at Fort Smith Ark who probably sentenced more men to be executed than any other judge that ever lived This was not howevcrbecaiiBe he was so unrelentingly severe but because he had the hardest aud most numer ous lot of criminals to deal with that ever came within the juribdicliou of such an official One day when there was an unusually largo batch of culprits to be sentenced the judge ing Olminberlnins Cough Itemvily This remedy is intended especially for coughs colds croup whooping charge of and operate the Ele- Â¬ tumewith blotnoerssho visited rulous old crone to whom she onally dispatched parcels of broken a garoccasi- Wnet jwii food and so on Good morning Susaausaid the lady 1 have brought you a small parcel containing tea and sugar and you will also find a nice warm flannel The richest beggar in the world lives For a Beautiful Complexion Uso Dr iu Russia II wus born wihout feet Carlstedts Gorman Liver Powder For sale by or arms and his physical defeit Fowler have brought him great sympathy Anderson and much cash Sympathy would ca Germany is said to liHve renewed betterjbestowed if it were given to the the negotiations for the purchase of tho army of industrious nibn iu this country who overwork themselves the Caroline islands and break down their health These The Chinese government has refus men lose their appetites and their ed tho demaod of Italy for a lease of stomachs go back ou them Jheir Sau Mun bay nerves are shattered and they cauuot sleep The quickest way for these men to recover their health is to take j I Moments Hostetters Stomach Bitters which is introducing our seeds and specialties For Infants and Children The New Version Maxim Only intended particularly for those who Satisfaction is absolutely guaranÂ¬ teed or your money promptly refund- the good diei young you know Buffer from any of the complains The Kind You Have Always Bought ed for the asking Send your list pu Brattle Oh noonly the young die mentioned This remedy is bo well Bears the earlv as npteible Address Hamil K SZT4-M4- known that it is recognized as one of North AmeriSignature of Seed Co W Warren AjeXCbtcigQ ty-t r ZSL the worlds standard iUcirM - nv Zstf tv j wrv t i ill petticoat Thank ye mo leddy replied the old dame scanning the portly donor I thank ye for tho from top to too tea aud sugar but I would rather not take the flannel petticoat petticoat Not take the tx claimed the surprised lady Why not Well me leddy Jbeggiu yer pardon for being so bold but seeing as ow yer Ieddyship as to cut the mais tors trousers down an wear em as niggerbukkers I naterally concloods that yer Ieddyship- wants the petti Spnro coat wusser than myself gravating and persistent coughs it has cured of severe colds that have yielded promptly to its soothing ef fects aud of the dangerous attacks of croup it has cured often saving the of the Southern 1ncifie in lnjj peeial through Hopkinsville Ky service to san KrancNi o Particulars of Agtn p life of the child The extensive use of the I t KK andeonnt i tlng lines of it for whooping cough has showu This splendid new Hotl beautiful S G Hatch Div Pass Atfent Cincinnati ly furnished throughout heated by that it robs that disease of all daugt-r-ouJno A s oTf Llv Pubs Agent Memphis consequences It is especially steam aud equipped with electric looked eompasiBonatelj over his spec- prized by mothers for their children lights and ice plant and all othermod A II Iau on d P A n KHlondAUP Chicago Loul vlUe tacles at ono young scamp aud said as it never fails to effect a speedy em improvements is now open for have found business euro and The table will be unsur Iu consideration of the youth and that there because they yEKSlK5teSttaSii4J is not the least danger iu passed by that of any other house in iuexperioncd of this prisoner I Hhall sjiriug it even to babies as it con the South G tains nothing injurious Sold by R let him off with a line of 150 LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor Before the judge had done speak- CHardhwiok ing the very fresh jouug man coolly Friendship is a plant that loves the 50 YEARS stretched his right leg and ran his EXPERIENCE Ro tho suu and thrives ill uuder cloudp baud into his trousers pocket on one Bide remarking nonchalantly as he TIME TABLE Geo B Secord the well known did so contractor of Towanda N Y sum --15 I SfTWti ve 1 Thats all hunky judge Ive got I have used Chamberlains Cough N08IC Noru Ninao1 Remedy iu my family for a long tune dally dally dly ao that much right here in my jeans and have found it superior to ny II ikmM nl Trade Marks a SO p m 4 15 pm IWim Aud one year in the penitentiary t 05 t m if bfi p ni 115 p IE Designs Ai 1t meet on other For sale by R C Haiui w t A i m r a o i in IliludUi Copyrights c concluded the judge Then looking Anyouo scndlns n sketch nnd description nmv 10 Win ni 710p ni Vr Henderson qulrkly ascertain our opinion Tree whether over at the convict in a quizzical sort Dont marry a widower remember Invention is prolinbly patentable Communicaan 10 0 a m 7 to p nt Ai hwms Ule tions strictly conHitoiitlal Handbook on Patents of way he added Do you happen his other wife sent frco oldest neency for securmir patents At Louisville aipui Patents taken through Jlnnn Jt To reeclvo to have that in your jeans Wo special notlte without chnrve in tho Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Train ll dally ne urnt Hopkinsville irlo i mans Home Companion r Ti aiii il daily ac ar at Hopkiutvllle n A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Scientific cough aud influenza It has become famous for its cures of these diseases jver a large part of the civilized world The most flattering testimo nias have been received giving ac counts of Us good work- of the ag No 52 St Llu E mail 915a m No 56 Hopkinsville Ac S30 p m Iu connection with he Southern Paciflo No 51 Fast Line 1024 p m ashvllle Accommodation does nor run od Unday North bound St Louis and Chicago Ka3i rolus have hrough trains solid nnd sleeper o Chicago and St Loulfl KaatLlne stops only at Important statloni Lon Inn Ci m iiiNiiiiml i oiiKWlIe on I t R K md crossing Ha Nen On nn- - Limiti a tiain hrouRh Pullm in Lleep ire- o Atlanta tit J M Adams Ageit EVERY THURSDAY Limited 90D p m Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car fsf Hotel Latham Anodes and San Franci co with n Tlit- - Limited nl n ciinnets at New Orleans daily with Express 1 rn n for the Pa- nic Ciiit and on Tuesday Ji iturda t after Jinu try 4 1VJii with thn ihnnH or Io- Sunset Limited Annex I J s RAILY liSEE jnnertcam ec l i 1 Richest Beggar on Earth Gum Dalsam The Formula l on tho package Cures your Cough In a day Very pleasant to A handsomely Illustrated wceklv Inrccst cir any scientlHo lonn ii Terms I take Children cry for it Large size bottles culation of months 1 Sold lj all nowsdcalersi year four Prlco25cand0c 1 itr IJ3 K M A dally au ar at Hopkinsville biO u Shikwood Agt Hopkinsville Ky KkllosdAUP A Louisville ky i MUNNCo36Broad New York Branch Olllco 25 F St Washington D l mm AUUUIU Hotel Hendersou UU Oflico BMWOOILEYMD 101 find Whiskey Hnblt9 cured at homo with outpaln Book of par ticulars Bent ntKK K Xryor St CIIAS R LEWIS BrickVEncaustlo Tile Artifcial Stone CUNTllACTpit Eutiroly new and frst class iu all respects Excellent sample roume and Bervice unequaled in any city On Double Car Line C B L P Kleiderer Props Henderson Ky W M YATES CASTOR A B-- ia rt--t- JL- three first class Eueaustics Floors Etc Stoue Pave Stone Steps Sills kEto uieuts workmen All kinds of i Job Work m my line Flack Building Nintl Street properly and promptly attended to such as Grates Flues and Chimneys WANTED AN IDEASRSSSlfiSS OLD HANK HUILDlNOa thing to patent Protect yourideaj they mT bring you wealth Write JOHN WEDDKIV PphOBO 129 3 Hopkiusville Ky BURN CO Patent Attorneys WariUnitC D 1800 prl C for All kituls of Brick Work Tilo Hearths Assjsd Tonsorial Artist by their offer m eftTi a r v iv ill ju u tor i giiii t mi hiimmiiii 7 i BiimwrMii him j 71 r i3t 1QHintiUle CHAS M wTHI nruruv nn wtL T r entuckfatt nr GJtiftiL IN CUBA Institution Soon Alay CHURCH HILL CHRONICLES Spring Unlocks To tT TTrTi jjpy w L i PabHehecl Tuesday and Friday Mornings MEACHAM 2 A Nashville Newsy Letter From South Christian Many Local Items Church Hill Mar 12 Wonder what has becomeof our Church Hill correspondent guess he is married as he has moved or misplaced been reticent so long So I will endeavor to gather up a feyv items for during his ab the Kentuckian sence Wanted Twenty live thousand ducks to eat up the mud it the Church Hill vicinity Miss Queenie Moss of Bennetts town is the pleasant guest of Miss Carry D King this week Our spring school which is being taught at this place by Mr J W Knight is progressing nicely Prof Knight is a splendid teacher and we wish him much success is his The Flowers 7aint the Laughing Sott 5 WE HAVE THE 8 J5 SaBSCUlPTION YKAIt IN ADVANCE Open a School in Cuba Local readlug notices 20 cents perltne Special locals 5 cents lino each Insertion Rates for stAiidingadvertlsomcnts furnished m application OFFICS312 30UT H MAIN STKKKT Prof Draughon Leaves Next Wed- - TUESDAY MAR 14 1899 nesday For Cuba With That Object in View I1 f I m rVL j ij VJSr Property worth a quarter of a Hoods Sareapnrilla cures blood trou- Â¬ million dollars on St Johns river bles of nil aorta It is to the human near Jacksonville Fla was de Â¬ We clip the following from a late system what sunshine is to Nature issue of the Nashville Banner stroyed by fire Sunday Percales the destroyer of disease germs It Prof Draughon married a daugh- Â¬ never disapjwints Hon J D Mocquot has decided ter of J W Settle of Kennedy Ky Poor BlOO- d- The doctor tmlil there l were not seven drops ot Rood blood In my wot to be a candidate for re election and he and his wife have many body Hoods Sargaparllln built me up and Strsin K Hrown made me strong and well to the House from McCracken friends in Christian county who are 10 Astor Hill Lynn Mass to know of Prof Draughon s county This insures the nomina- Â¬ glad Dyspepsia etc- - A complication of troubles dyspepsia chronic catarrh and tion of L K Taylor a former success in the school work GOLD MEDAL BLACK DRESS Inflammation ot the stomach rheumatism Prof J F Draughon will leave undertaking Populist leader etc made me miserable Had no appetite Wednesday next accompanied by I took Hoods Sarsnparllla which The farmers business has been until like magic W llollingsworth of Cald Mrs Draughon for a visit to Cuba a little dull Several complain of acted Skbley 1874 IVam thoroughly cured Mr J N n Hth Av Denver Col C well county is a Democratic candi- Â¬ with the vie v of opening a school not earning their board since Rheumatism was My husband obliged to give up work on account of rheu date for representative in the lower in that country some time in the Xmas Guess it is the case with matism Mo remedy ncipeii until ne usea House of the Legislature Hon near future While on this trip most of us as we have had one of Hoods Sarsaparilla which permanently ca cured Bennett Henderson has not yet an he will also visitSavannahGaand the most severe winters that I ever tarrh him ItItcured my daughter ofgood to the children with I give Z results Mas J B McMAxif Stamford Ct Charleston S C to arrangetoopen witnessed nounced for re election A number of young a business college in the one or the stock such as pigs lambs and SwiMbWi The Third Kentucky Regiment other of these places during the calves perished on account of the now in service in Cuba will be mus- Â¬ next ninety days i mmmtcAjmininEr l7ZTnM Several extreme cold weather tered out at Savannah Ga April Prof Draughon has just re- Â¬ plant beds burned but few sown HooJt IlIU cure liver lll tli noa lrrlutlng and 1st An official order to that effect turned from a visit to his business Wheat is looking worse only cmtliartlo tottke with Uood Sraprllliu than for was signed this morning at Galveston and years A small percentage of corn colleges located Texarkana Texas and reports The Hardin men easily controlled that more students have entered still in shock No oats sown A cargo of la grippe has been the Hopkinsviile convention Capt his different colleges during the sailing round and about our town Stone was unable to control them in past sixty days than ever before his own delegation to vote for a entered in the same length of time distributing very liberally its awful nwvMWV mag who was for Goebel second over 1000 students having been en- disease amongour fellow townsmen choice The permanent officers of rolled at his three colleges during But every one is on the road to re- Â¬ Clover seed Ked Top Or Â¬ covery at this writing the convention were out and out the past year chard Grass Seed Pota- Â¬ Â¬ Rumor has it that Church Hill Hardin men and the Hardin pro success in the Prof Draughons gram of silence on state issues was business college work has been will soon be the home of another toes and all kinds o Gar Â¬ carried out without opposition In addition to the dairy but as the entnusiast has den Seed Stock Pea phenomenal in success of his college work he pub- become somewhat disinterested on large lots at our big Mar- Â¬ Capt Whitlow handled hi 300 lishes four text books on account of the death of his cattle it guests like a general With a ca- Â¬ We will sell of which he is author and two is thought that it will be postponed ket House pacity of 180 he was of course a text books on shorthand and two for a while Goods Co cheaper than any house in little crowded but he met the emer Â¬ on penmanship of which his teachThe party given at the hospitable gency with a big supply of cots ers are authors The extent of the home of Mr M B King on the 8th the city Staple and Fancy and plenty of help in the dining sale of these books especially the inst was largely attended by the Groceries at great bar- Â¬ room and the result was that he Wholesale and Retail Hopkinsviile Ky Numerous one on book keeping is remarkable elite of Church Hill was congratulated by everybody on it averages from 5 to 10 per day games and music were the features gains the character of service he was The most encouraging feature of it of the evening All returned home able to give to the big crowd is that about 50 per cent of the or- at a late hour with happy hearts E B ders received for his books on book Â¬ and smiling faces In answer to the action of the Cu- Â¬ come from practical book GROCERS ban Assembly in impeaching him keeping and business men general- Â¬ I have already transgressed on keepers your many readers and will drop as Commander in Chief of theCuban who are the most com- Â¬ this thing right here With many army Gen Gome has issued a ly persons SPECIAL LOCALS petent judges of kind wishes for the people of Old statement to the Cuban people and of these books Kentucky the Kentuckian and its In the suggestions offered for March buyers Clothes and The very finest The no plus ultra He ays he has endeavored The immense sale army to practical book keepers and busi editor I am yours to stick The crerae de la creme Thats HAR Purnishings that the Spring of 09 marks as her own Btyles that indicate to do his duty and that he is owed PER Whiskey in three languages the skill of best makers prices that make the transition an easy matter for Draughon in Stranger nothing retiring satisfied with ness men keeps Prof Sold by W R Long Hopkinsviile you Relying upon foremost houses for these results makes always a show- Â¬ constant communication with them what he has done and saying Ky to some extent ing here of ideas you can rely upon styles that youll buy with confidence GOVERNOR BRADLEY Wherever destiny rules that I This fact explains his great success in securing posi- Â¬ make my home there can the Cu PUBLIC SALE tions for his students His corres- To Leave Kentucky Permanently bans depend upon a friend THE NEW DRESS GOODS pondence at his Nashville office is Will Locate in the West I WILL ON very heavy requiring nine type Are you interested iu knowing just what iB correct for spring It has been lift years snce post writers in his private office Then come and feast your eyeB on these new beauties weai age stamps began to be used in the Frankfort Ky March 10 Gover- Â¬ Wednesday March 15 Prof Draughon informs us that This Dress Goods section iB a veritable school of fashion but United States They began in July on account of the great demand for nor Bradley will leave to morrow 99 we charge nothing for tuition New Grenadines Crepons Pinj on the E H Garrott farm near 1847 They had been used in Eng his books and of the many persons for Warm Springs Va for a 10 Oak Grove Ky sell to the higheet Checks Plain Weaves and Seiges land seven years before being intro- who desire to attend his colleges in days stay for his throat trouble bidder the following property WASH GOODS 7 work mules duced by Rowland Hill the father order to get anvantage of his supe and from there he will go to Cali- Â¬ 5 horses and colts of penny pot John M Niles V S Iu Piques Dimities Swisses Silks Ginghams and Percales rior course of instruction he has de fornia and other Western states in 75 head of sheep Postmaster General tried in ain cidedtoopen business colleges in search of a suitable place to locate 10 head of cattle HAVE YOU A SHOE NEED to induce Congress to adopt postage Lot of stock hogs every State in theUnion He and practice law after his term ex- Â¬ almost sticking plasters they now stamps 100 barrels of corn We know of no more that makes the effort to keep a good line has several large cities in the pires next December as he has de- Â¬ WugouH drills binder mowers His successor Cave were called He uud other farming implements of reliable and satisfactory footwear that we do The range of North selected in which he will termined to leave Kentnckj Johnson was successful however open schools during the next two will be away about three weeks styles the variety of shapes the porfrct fitting kinds and good Sale will commence at JO oclock wear are some of the characteristics The first purchaser of stamps in years His general course of book Â¬ and Lieutenant Governor Worth Terms made known on day of sale this count r was the father of Josh keeping is copyrighted and cannot ington will arrive to morrow to act J T GARROTT IN SHIRTS Oak Grore Ky ELEGANT STYLES Billings as Chief Executive during his ab- Â¬ be taught in other business colleges New colorings new designsnew materials Priced as low as without his consent but numbers sence mat- most interesting or important of The teachers connected with the comter what line you buy Youll do well to come to ub for your GOES DRY article in a magazine is not always mercial departments of literary needs tobelound at the beginning Some- schools and teachers of private A new enterprise a strictly first times a striking feature is secured schools are by special arrange Kentucky Town Votes to Continue class complete and exclusive seed OUR BEAUTIFUL SPRING CLOTHING when half the forms are ready for Its Prohibition Law store Mail Ordeus a Specialty ments using his books a man that Has arrived and are beautiful Come in and select your Easter the press and room has to be made furnishes good feeders for his ALL KINDS OP PLANTS suit they are all the latest cut and most fashionable design for it near the latter end of the IN SEASON Guthrie Ky March 11 renton 9 schools It was so with Gen magazine this county voted on the Call or send one ceut stamp for de About advertising Prof DrauShaffers Capture of Manila in ghon I owe much whisky question to day whether or scriptive catalog and price list Terms has this to say the February Century it is so of my success to advertising and I not it should be sold within the strictly cah Otiice und Bales room at Armstrongs furniture store Ptli St again this month with Major Gen am of the opinion thatnoenterprise coporate limits The result of the LEE O BRUMFIELD Gen Greenes Captureof Manila especially one that has to depend contest is twenty one majority for Hopkiusvillo Ky is the author of the standGreene The little village is on the public for patronage will prohibition ard history of the lastTurco Russian to night in a perfect state of rejoic- Â¬ Fee of 3000 war and of other millitary works ilottrish unless it is well advertised Prohibition has prevailed The Cumberland Telephone and always pays to ing In writing of the campaign in the Inotherwordsit for a number of years and to Â¬ Plulipines bespeaks with authority advertise an article of merit unless here election was a test of its pop- Telegraph Company with head Â¬ is quarters in this city filed amended for he commanded the second expe it an articleof a peculiar nature days Some say that they advertise but ularity y III articles of incorporation with the III jmruvrca from San Francisco and took dition GTTrnrccnuc very little through the newspapers Secretary of State increasing its a conspicuous and important part ad- Â¬ lteivuro of Olutmenta tor Iutiirrh lint capital from 3000000 to 6000 in operations of the army This is as their customers are living Mercury Contain my obvertisements It has been 000 The fee paid the State for this the first of twoarticles from his pen will Burely destroy tbe m Xieut Hobson tells in this number servation that the returns in such as mercury and completely derauge increase was 3000 or l on each do not come soon enough and sense of Bmell of his experiences in prison in San cases whole system when entering it 1000 the tt tiago and his observations of the that the expenses while waiting for through the mucous surface Such Beaten About The Head profits It articles should never be used except results far exceeds the Everything to seige Lieut J B Bernadou who H is needless to further comment on on prescriptions from reputable phy Ezekiel Marshall a man about commanded the torpedo boat Win- sicians as the damage they will do it 55 or CO years of age was assaulted the final result siow in ttie action at uaruenas tn ten fold to the good you can possibly John Dollins near Laytonsville which Ensign Bagley was killed derive from them Hall8 Catarrh by FREE DELIVERY Miss Lucy Fanz daughter of a by P J Choney Friday and badly beaten about the tells the story of May 11 Lieut wealthy retired business man of Cure manufactured not been Particulars had Cameron Winslow who commanded Knoxville Tenn committed suicide 8i Co Toledo O contuins no mercu head ry and is taken internally acting learned yesterdayQNo arrests have the cable cutting expedition at there Sunday by jumping from the directly upon the blood and mucoufl Marshall is not dan Â¬ U Cienfuegos on the same day de Â¬ Tennessee river bridge of the At- Â¬ surfaces of the system Iu buying been made scribes the hazardous operations lanta Knoxville and Northern rail- Â¬ Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get gerously hurt the genuine It is takea internallv Gather here and there the pearls of 444 which he directed and Mr- - Arthur road TELEPHONE NO 11 and made in Toledo Ohio by P J life it is but a weary pilgrimage at Houghton gives a realistic glimpse 444 U1 Cheney Co Testimonials free of Scenes Capital on the eve of Mrs J C Terry of Adairville is 75c per est and yet theres much to cheer Sold by druggists price US the late war bottle HallsfamilyPillsarttthebeBti visiting in the City r v tJh I And not even Nature would allow the flowers to grow and blossom to perfection Now without good soil much Nature and people are alike the former must have sunshine latter must have pure blood in order to have perfect health Latest Novelties IN Silks Organdies Fancy Linings Calicoes Laces Embroideries Handkercbiets Hosiery Corsets c tl g handsome new stock of the Celebrated MODS 3wcdj lilliJi g g g CAPETS FLOOR OIL CLOTH and WINDOW SHADES have been added to our stock A gT look will convince you it is to your interest to buy these goods from us Best values ever offered in SEED Tl Tobacco Canvas AT g 1 l 2c 3 4c 2c 21 2c 1 book-keepin- g Royal Dry CLARK CO r4UuwauuuuU4U4uWu5f fflSu A Touch of Sppin -T- MO AYONS BIG STORE m I Hopkinsviile Grocery th m m n vmm m Eat m Co m ft m irt t m m m No 204 South Ill MamStreet M Hi 4 I dixiriii r t i l iTJf vkjRr--si- w F Afe-wJteOr- Tlr if- v T3Iv HANGING AT GLASGOW Murderer As- Â¬ CYRUS RADFORDTROMOTED A cold Christian County Boy is Hade sistant Quarter Master Franklin Swung Last Friday Off ARE WE HERE on the chest K f Auefs Icfierru Pectoral j A cure J 1 in a night HARMONY PREVAILED Continued from First Page1 imously Ollie James then nominated Judge Dempsey for railroad commissioner in a brief butstirring speech Hon Thos H Corbett who was at one time a candidate for commissioner but withdrew seconded the nomina Â¬ tion and Harry Tandy ofPaducah who was also a candidate moved that the nomination be made unani- Â¬ mous It was done on a rising vote Judge Dempsey made a brief speech thanking the convention for the honor of a second nomination to this position and the convention ad Â¬ journed Mr Goebel made a speech Fri day morning to a large crowd of People and was given close atten tion His speech was made in ac cordance with a previous appoint- Â¬ ment to speak in this county He followed along the line of previous speeches but its tone was not so pronounced as that he made in Hartfort last week He again called upon the other candidates to state their position uoon issues which he jjmd brought forward and which Miave not yet been answered Aside from the outrageous inter- Â¬ ruption of Judge Brown when he attempted to speak the convention was carried out with the utmost or- Â¬ der The Goebel men took their medicine out tney say tne race is young yet The flattering nomination of CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS Dempsey is a source of great satis- Â¬ faction to his friends He has made a splendid record as railroad com- Â¬ missioner and richly deserves the endorsement he got The Crowd on Hand The attendance of out of town people was far ahead of expecta- Â¬ tions The register at Hotel Lath em showed 300 names and the Phoe- Â¬ nix 50 Both hotels were full and many who came on the day of the con- Â¬ vention did not register but ale at the restaurants Many other delegates stopped with friends out in town It is safe to place the num- Â¬ Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and Phaetons Old Hickber of visitors at 500 while the ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc county and city attendance was Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and EnginesClover equally as large It was a big Uur stock of Harness and Saddles is com convention and no better body of urass ana uat beeds plete Yours to please men ever assembled in the court house Oth Ht Near Court Home There were so many prominent men present that it is easier to tell who was not on hand Of all the sub-f-titu- Glasgow Ky March 10 John Franklin was hanged here at 717 oclock this morning for the Mrs murder of his mother-in-laWilliam Boales near Beckton last September An unsuccessful effort was made by some of the officials of of Barren county to induce Gov Bradley to respite Franklin until cers salary April 3 the clay set for the execu- Â¬ Lieut Radford was first Lieu Â¬ tion of Bob Brown in order that tenant of Marines and witnessed both executions might take place at the destruction of Cerveras fleet once outside of Santiago harbor trom the battleship Texas DEATH OF MR MASSIE He had command of the forward turret guns and his well aimed shots helped to sink several of the Succumbed to Pneumonia After enemys ships an Illness of Two Weeks Prior to this he had charge of the marines who buried their dead Mr Henry Massie a well known comrades in the province of Santia go de Cuba under heavy fire of farmer of the West Fork neighbor- Â¬ hood died of pneumonia last Thurs Â¬ Spanish sharp shooters Lieut Radford was highl com day afternoon after an illness of w plimented by Capt Philips of the about two weeks Ho as a mem Â¬ Texas in his official reports When ber of the Christian church and requested by a celebrated publish was a man highly esteemed by all er to contribute several chapters to who knew him Deceased left a The re Â¬ a history of the war Capt Philips wife and two children mains were interred in lOdgewood referred the publisher to Lieuten ant Radford statinir that the Ken- - cemetery at Trenton Friday after- Â¬ No Better Made Twine tuckian was better qualified to noon Whers the Tide Divides write the story of the part the Texas played in the great naval A tido that sweeps across tlicsouth battle orrii Indian ocean from Australia to Lieutenant Radlord graduated the Capo of Good Hope divides at the from Annapolis in 1890 He is the latter point Ono part continues to author of a work on ordinance travel in a westerly direction toward which has been adopted as a text Patagonia and the othermoves north- Â¬ ward up the Atlantic The latter por- Â¬ book by the government tion reen forced by a newly born tide r5SiMEr formed between Africa and South KIPLING MUCH IMPROVED America takes- 12 hours to advance from the cape to tin tonatof Npw Jer Â¬ Standard Alanila Is Able to Sleep and Shows Steady sey Now England and Noa Scotia Rival Disc Harrows main frame The eastern wing of the Atlantic wave and Pure Manila Gains Chilled in one piece sweeps on toward Ireland and Nor Â¬ way arriving six hours later in the vi Â¬ bearings all guaranteed New York March 12 On Satur- Â¬ cinity of the former and 12 on the day afternoon and in the night coasts of the latter STRONG- Candle Coal Its Name Rudyard Kipling who is convales- Â¬ cing from pneumonia at the Hotel Cannel coal was once used as a Grenoble suffered greatly from for candles because it can be pleuretic pains and inconsequence cut into blocks or strips and bums got no sleep This morning how Â¬ with a clear yellow flame Its real ever he felt much easier and fell name is candle coal asleep Throughout the day he took several short naps and was JOl much improved tonight Office over Itunk of Hopklnsrllle Mr Kiplings brain isall right said Mr Doubleday He is the itHSIUKyCK aicfliemoii Ilnce same old Kipling that he was be- Â¬ 1 6l6pll0n6 fore he was taken ill KeBUIence No 101 bon w Washington D C March 9 An ofticial order was issued to day promoting Lieutenant Cyrus S Radlord to the position of Quarter Â¬ master in the Marine Corps The promotion was made lor gal- lant and meritorious conduct during the late war with Spain and con- Â¬ siderably increases the young offi Â¬ TO STAY itmMl jibniifjA it j T OIK WE MEAN BUSINESS SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAIL Two Harrows iti one OSBORNE IMPLEMENTS I OSBORNE ir SISAL ColumbiaTlexible and Reversible You ought Disc Harrow to see it AND DURABLE to F PTHOMAS IM r i -ty v 5 3 COLUMBIA MOWER ROLLER BEARINGS te n JTS COLUMBIA COLUMBIA Five Tooth Cultivator Peg Harrow Jr U l Ml ui- - i fr JttBtoGUS YOUNG Machine Oil AH HERE SHE IS State candidates Gen Hardin and Capt Headley alone were absent Scores of party leaders were in the crowd and twenty or thirty news Â¬ paper men came as delegates or correspondents The Courier-Jour- nal Commercial and Post all sent special correspondents Congress- Â¬ men Wheeler and Allen and Ollie James were the only men called on to make speeches and all spoke bneliv To puzzle competition and make friends of the farmers We are Ottering Tobacco Canvas Away- PS RAILROAD MAN TO MARRY The Groom-to-b- e Under Value The quality will surprise you at the following prices a Prominent IC Official Announcement is made of the Ibetrothal of Miss Mary Mallory and Mr J T of Memphis Tenn Harahan Second Vice 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MOpeopfe In our own bulldnr WIbUA OkaXSATlltoOaai also musical trUSMSlHoaa4apmnilMl everythlnn InMtalnmi instruments at lowet wholesale i prices Write for tree Tv itMi lnlnllnnt uiiJlitMn him CUARANTEEP25YEAIIS mmmmmm HKiVfliHHnKsgKiall rtfLrBttrWKir0rWBSMM w ii tm Id any doubts of identity and the over- Â¬ joyed husband and wife arranged for a reunion at Charlotte where they The most peculiar custom of the had parted 19 years before Australian aborigines is the mutila- Â¬ They were cordially welcomed by tion of teeth The boy who wants many old friends and will begin life to be thought a man will often break anew in the town where they grew out one of his front teeth up as children N Y Herald Mutilate Their Teeth Where Cloves Come From Poverty In London A Spanish bullfighters fee for a Pills an old and Epccial performance is about 15000 Tutts Liver G00 favorite remedy of increasing When one comes in after years to pesetas If you were on the moon the earth popularity Always cures think of it all it seems that it wasnt so much the lish one caught that set would appear to bo Gi times larger the measure of enjoyment Then if than tho sim docs to residents of tiiiR planet sour stomach malaria indigesnot the fish what was it i The finest tomb in Great Britain is tion torpid liver constipation am inclined to the For my part I belief that it was just the getting out undoubtedly that of the duke of Ham- Â¬ A little lad J know quite ilton in the grounds of tho dukes and all bilious diseases of loors intimately hes only eight not in- Â¬ seat It cost over 200000 In Oxfordshire there are two par-Â¬ frequently disobeys the maternal ad- Â¬ monitions ships off is gone several ishes each of which comprises only Tin plate and brick manufacturing hours and comes home mud from two houses and a church one contain- Â¬ corapauieH in tho east have raised the Afore or less shame- Â¬ ing seven and the other eight inhab Â¬ head to foot wages ot employers itants faced ho admits hes been ilsliing fishing in the gutters for minnows and Tho most expensive fur is that of food and then he proudly ex the black fox of Ivamtchatka theskin crawfish Nlriety per cent of all sickness Is caused br food not bcldc- properly d treated It creates poi hibits to his younger but admiring of which when dressed becomes a sons and rocs into yonr blood and then yon arc vablc brother a tin can which he produces very attractive blue A single skin la heirto almost any disease tno unman system to Use Dr Carlstcjjta German Liver from beneath hi shirt bosom and in is worth as much as 200 A pelisse Powder and watch the results Yon will feel tho good effects after taklnp one which rests a tadpole as large as a worn by Emperor Nicholas lined with a trial and be conrlnccd Price dose Give It 2c this fur cost 2000 collar button Dr Ottos Spruco Gum Balsam Cures Shadesi of Izaak Walton a tadpole Your Cough Just the Medicine Laces can be made to represent for Children and vet the little scamps face is large sums of money Tho Astors For sale by wreathed in smiles as ho views his have been credited with owning lace Fowler treasure and I suppose he fqcls as you worth GOO000 and the Vanderbilts Aiulereon or I might after the landing of a six value theirs at 800000 Tho pope is The village of Pena Fraucia near pound bass I doubt however if it is said to be content with only 15000 the iadpole itself which gives the represented in lace and tho princess Paco has been burned by the Filipi young angler the greatest degree of of Wales can boast of 50000 worth uo insurgents W zathcr is it the brief frec Empress Josephine was the first to Tetter Sillt llheuiu nud Kczeinn om from restraint the absence of the publicly use a pocket handkerchief The intense itching and smarting maternal apron strings and the tem Jler teeth were bad and she graceful- Â¬ to these diseases is instantly porary revel in the grass tops listen- Â¬ ly concealed this defect by holding a incident allayed by applying Chumberlains ing to the sharp chirp of the cricket costly handkerchief before her lips cnasnng tne yellow tnittennes in The ladies of the court followed her Eye and Skin Ointment Many very other words a delight in an uncon- example and the custom was- thus in Â¬ bad caeea have beou permanently cured by it It is equally efficient scious ret m n to primeval conditions augurated as a fashion when clothes and conventionalities Under a Dover bankruptcy a sec- Â¬ for itching piles and a fnvorite remwere scarcely as necessary as during ond and final dividend of edy for sore nipples chapped bands tlio to day of a penny in the pound wa chilblains frost bites aud chronic Bore And I really believe that in after declared A tradesman whose debt eyes 35cts per box Tears if God lets him live and I prnv was 25 shillings was informed that if lie will this now immature and de- he called at the ofiicelG miles distant Or Carts Condition Powders are fiant rascal will view his childhood in the pum of ono- pence due to him just what a horso needs when in bad retrpqcct and swear by tho moon would be paid or the amount would those were his happiest days The en- - be sent by check if the necessary re Â¬ condition Touic blood purifier and vironment of his being then the evi- quirements were complied with vermifugo They are not food but dences of mans progress the luxury medicine aud the best in use to put AFTER NINETEEN YEARS and opportunities for enjoyment wilf a hprse in prime conditiou Prico 25 pale and fade and in his minds eye cents per package For sale by R C ill come a picture of tall grass with Husband and Wife Had Believed Each Hurdwick druggist Other Dead Now Reunited damp roots n muddy gutter in a cit A New York dressmaker and a tmburb and a diminutive tadpole flop- Â¬ Dont judge a man by the fine skipper who for teu years- has been Umbrella hecirrjes ju all probability ping in the depths of a battered old condensed milk can forest and sailing between New York and Liver- Â¬ it is somebdy else8 pool are the coiit7fu figures in a nircam itrunge romance that ended recently lu JS 3rS3CZk 1b Kind You Have Always Bftigh RAISED FROM THE DEAD at Charlotte N which was their Bears the Signature original home Strange But Well Authenticated Story of of In 1880 Frank Andrews of Char- Â¬ Witchcraft lotte decided to remove to Texas as Gather here and there tho pearls of From New Zealand comes a strange his physician had recommended a but well authenticated story of Maori change of climate 17i friend Wil- Â¬ life it is but a weary pilgrimage at witchcraft Early last month a youn liam Cross decided to go with him in best and yet theres much to cheer Maori girl in one of the North Island search of fortune Cross wife wa us native villages fell into a kind of in delicate health and could not ac- Â¬ stupor and apparently died Her company him Cross spent several Ton shouldA TIMELY HINT blood believed her to have been be ycar in Texas keeping in constant rich and pure be wise and eeo that yonrput In Is friends and your whole system a Dr witched by a certain tohunga or ma- Â¬ correspondence with his wife Final- Â¬ arlstcdtshealthy condition by the rise of you German liver Powderi Then gician and on the principle of casting ly he decided to try his luck on the will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds Dr Carlstcdts German Liver out devil hy Beelzebub sent aero8 Pacific coast He went to San Fran- Â¬ aud the Isgrip best medicine money can buy Powder the island to invoke the aid of a still cisco and adopted a seafaring life For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce the more famous medicine man Tohiin He joined the crew of a tramp steam Â¬ Gum Balsam Price 26o and 50c a Bottle ga No 2 duly came upon the scene er carrying freight to various ports For sale by and found the corpse of the girl lying in tho Pacific ocean Anderson A Fowler in Maori state surrounded by many When he left San Francisco news mourners sorrowing unrestrainedly camo from his wife that she was so Spico was not given to the firm After his incantations had been gone ill that he could hardly hope to reach aiiieut with n mre lavish baud than through in customary form tlu ma- Â¬ her bedside before fhe died When opportunities were scatteied broad gician laid his hand on the girls fore- his vessel passed out of the Golden at tho feet of men head and bade her arise To the Gate he thought he would never see amazement of the company che did his wife again and the last tie that I have betn nlllicted with rlieumn so and on being ordeied t him to bound him to his North Carolina tiBin for fourteen yearn aud nothing go through a sacred dance did so home was broken The hip was teemed to give me any relief 1 was Wild was the excitement and even bound on a voyage half way around able to box round iflltlie time but the white colonic were puzzled tho world In the China sea the ves Â¬ CQUHtntith Hiiiroring 1 had tried ev The girl profeswl that she uj per Â¬ sel was caught in a typhoon and Ci wlnug I could heirtf unci at lust fectly well aud went about a- - uiinl wrecked Only a few of the crew w ere whu told to tiy Chamberlains Pain Vnhappily a few days afterward she saved For two days they floated in Hnlui which I dill mid wih imniedi short time fell ill again and died once more a little open boat until a liiuitin itely relieved ami in uuitJ 1 11111 happy to niy that it has This time there soem to hau been steamer bound for a Siberian port not since Josn Edgar no mistake about it and ln wn ulti- Â¬ rescued them The Russian ship put Germiiutowu returned For sale Cal by It mately buried The anti- - liinnx of in at Vladivostock and the ship- C Hakdwick the affair was found iny Milgar ease wrecked sailors were left there of assault and battery fi which the A naval powder magazine neur Tou- Â¬ Finally Cross came to New York evil wizard Tohunga No differed and secured employment in tho lon France was blown up aud fully a severe mauling at the hands- of a trans Atlantic service He had not 1U0 men killed or wounded miirtiilar joung half caMe fur hav- Â¬ written to his North Carolina friends1 ing originally bewitched the poor girl nor had he heard from them since Rev E Edwards pastor of the The New Zealand paper are rather he left San Francisco 12 years before English Baptist Church at Miners vaguely explaining the curious story A few weeks ago Cross was seized ville Pa when suffering with rheum by crediting the tohunpas with hyp- Â¬ with a longing to visit his old home atism was advised to try Cham A berlains Pain Balm He notic powers London New Andrews his companion in Texas few applications of this aiys liniment Had returned to Charlotte and Cross proved of grpat service to me I Hub Freight Locomotives ypte to him and learned to his as- - dued the inflammation and relieved wito was still tho pain Should any sufferer profit The maximum weight of freight tpjnsnmcnr mat locomotives is now 218000 pounds alive but could not ascertain where by giving Pain Balm a trial it will For fale by RC Hard against 100000 pounds lb ears ago she was then living Cros went to please me Eighteen years ago there was a great Charlotte at once and tried to find wick commotion in the Lehigh Valley rail- Â¬ trace of her The local newspapers The fiuanee committee of tho senate road management because a locomo- Â¬ contained accounts of Cross5 visit there Mrs Cross had recovered from will sit during the recebs to consider tive had been delivered weighing 103000 pounds Now the Lehigh the illnc s that liroughtjhcr to deattisi currency questions She read an account of the Valley is buying locomotive for its dopf S X O jEtu JS The Kind SSHata jSk Bought mountain service weighing between loss of the ship on which her hus Â¬ Bears tte You Always i jf band sailed with all on board and 22j000 and 230000 pounds A big f lOft had mourned him as dead iMTifTirnl Will iAilQV TlOlll t tvflill VU VIUJ I1UIU ka411l Ul XW VJJqJIV 1A In 1892 she secured a position as cars carrying 5000 tons of freight over an ordinary road grade Ten ton dressmaker in New York and had Isaac Grimes aged 77 one of Cass loads were tho unit per car 2 years been living there ever since little countys III early settlorsdied Sunago later tno woiglit was increased dreaming that her husband was sail- Â¬ day evening at Virginia to 15 tons and a dozen years ago a 20 ing into port at frequent intervals ton car load was noted as a record The Charlotte papers were frequent- Â¬ WabhallaNDjMarlG 1898 The trunk line ly sent to her by a friend and in one breaking wonder For Iobs of appetite general demust now come to the 50 ton or 100 of them she read of Cross rehmv bility aud convalescence after any ill- Â¬ A little telegraphing soon settled ness there is nothing so beneficial as 000 pounds carload standard Is Not So Much In Catching Fish as ing Out of Doors Be- Â¬ disease by the timely Ar rest l V fl h JMikl w useol THE GREAT Through Trunk JOtVtfll Line III SICK HEADACHE CihcinnatijLJxintiton Louis- Â¬ ville Evansville St Louis Nasnlle Memphis gomery Mobile an Anl theottlcso Moiif TUTTS Liver PILLS New Orleans without ciuxaBr AND SPEED ONSIVALSD digest7our I Pullman Palace Gars for Atlanta JSavanah Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and points X VI in Florida Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville for all pointa orthEast South and West m if emigran re SrSfiffiTS this road will receive speciallow rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to Q P Atkore Or P T A Louisville The In Pullman Palace Cars 111 m Alamo StJNTCtfO tj iifteen-six-teent- hs gWSrgggWV l IImi nra 9 r St Louis San Francisco RH BETWEEN THROUGH CAR ROUTE ST LOUISAND SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO PARIS 0 affij4 T0 HOUSTON GALVESTON 1 Solid Vaitibulad Tiatni with Pullmsn Sleprs and Reclining Chair Csrs Htvy Omirg Halls Maps trn tabfes and lull Wotmation fumiehsd upon application to H C MELYUiE CEO T JICE01S0J TrsvPaisr Agent ST L0018 MO Genl Patsi Agent ST LOUIS 3 tI JJJcSo VV Wm 1 aaH I I MS 4 11 rt4 mMlmmmm 2THR0UQH VLSTIBULED TRAINSDAILY THHOBIiHSllI- - m PlNQfiEllffET II NASHVILLE Tj CHICAGO I iikaMflsW CARS FROM NEWOBLEAHS aLasaHXUssUHLvl Waiiil fyUEFFRIESGPA CVANIiVILLEINa 0nrilLLHAHG5A NASMVILLElEtUJ 111 I lj oUISVILLEST AS RAILWAY Lv LOUIS No 68 TEX No 61 Dally 0 O at iV irawesrUie Lewlsport Owensboto Spotsvlllc Henderson StephensrriCloTerTiortV west bodkd Louisville West Point Ilrapcionlliiit Irvlnpton t S- Dally 7 Hal J8 p m 10 8S a m II p m U 06 1 m 10 08 pm 1128 m 10 48pm 12 07 pm il 746am 2epm 80am r20nm 940am b 08 pm 1018am 7 6 30pm 65pm 011 am 11 65 pm pm 12 61 1 16 Ar Henderson SpottvlUe Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesvllle Oloverport Stephensport IrvinKton Brandenburg V est Point Louisville east Dusn No Dally 62 lo is a m 6 85 d m UOOam 8 10 p mT 7Mom 2 54 pm 7 43am 810pm 8 27am 368pm 9 07 am 4 82pm 9 80am 463pm 9 67am 617pm am 6 39pm p m 7 10 p m lOCpm 800pm pm No 64 Dally pm 1128 Jr 3S 12 05 Cordial and Blood Purifier I am en joying vigorous health from its use E A Shaupe For sale by C K Wtlt Dr J H McLeans Strengthening For further Information address U C Mobdu A Q P A or Louisville Ky WLMills Owensboro Kv Tho steamer H W Buttorff sunk nearClarksvilleTenn Allthepassen gers were saved W W GRAY T0NS0RIAL ARTISTS tfif 3r sfKArfSilOeiUOK efc CO rMf Va vt TJ Inc Fgltoji DeipineindWyninSti 3fijy Vt v Vxi CHICAGO ILL rtul ty e - It is better to preserve health than Tho two littlo islands of Zanzibar In the slumsi of Comberwoll Lou- - to euro disease Therefore keen WIST SETENTH STMEKT EItf BDlUOfff and PerabO fjirnish four fifthaof tho don a place was foutd wherel7 pepr your blood pure withHood8rM J Clean tpwehiard eTeryUmg flrit- y 3 sons llred iri osfe robW cloTes consumed b3rJhe world JZifMJiLKttfLr- 57i rtt lf W Ti Ltaa T-tW- Pk il v V1 ffrftv av t flYfcJ ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION An American Woman Puzzled by I MANY Strang peoplehave badblood is because their if T fnn J una nerA uj tin im M uu wny wo aracrican9 m- Xf iingiisiitnnn English lanÂ¬ VH uPon 6Pcano guage incorreqtlyi I replied the English authority on pronunciation I and a number of other greatly dis- tressed Americans residing in would bo very glad of this in- iormanon A day or two ago in a company of well educated English and American Who or hng-Sa-Tla- Cockney Notions what is conceded to be FOR THE EASTER PARADE oQ QQtfriff frfrf- T SARAH DAVIDSON DESCRIBES SOME GOWNS OF AND THE PRETTrHATS 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 vrf ntflti nuu vtuuiuii wi ntwl tw fr fr 4 f 41 O l Sa UAUcuans on the whole speak English corrrect ly At tho game time if you will prove on the best English authority that we mispronounce I am 6uroyou wu una us amenaoio to reason ammediatoly I was caught up on the word amenable I think that educated Americaus It is not but Vman ablel1 It is declared my English critic incorrect to give the e tho long 6ound But Noah Webster in his diction ary says it is I re- Â¬ torted Who then is I asked for as I said before am alwaysVme nablo to reason Why the best of our litry people do not consult a diction ry Oxford is our authority on pronunciation and when an Oxford professor says a thine is right why then it is riehtl declared an apparenily intellectual here Oh well Webster is no was tho reply authority Mo first syllable according to what wome Now I would like to know if this is tho true state of affairs Must I as a litry woman instead of consulting ulbUUU ij Jii lllj UIVJL1 I1U IJf U III Illy my earnest endeavors to learn to speak English as she is spoko over here telegraph telephone or write- to Oxford before T am at liberty to say whether I write a letter of con do lenco with a long o and accent on the second Bylllablo according to my raucn respecteci or Webster condo lence with the accent on untisher tho style of her Easter gown and Easter bon net and her spring coat The things to which she must give tho most attention are the Individuality and of all of thorn for elaboration notes of these- are- the dominant the Bpring fashions Every woman 1b practically left to choose her own style within certain bounds To meet this dxmand for variety meny variations of tho prevailing modes have been prepared and many of the styles of past seasons revived la the elaboration of her gown she may have her choice of laces passementeries embroideries ribbons and many other things in the line of trimmings This demand for individuality means good times for the dressmakers for it will take hand work to produce the desired effects But tailor made gowns will also be popular and many of then will be seen in the Easter parades While there is no such variety possible as is offered in other styles yet there need be no lack of individuality even in the tailor made In this class of gowns many novel effects are shown for spring wear aud with the present rage for novelties constantly before tho makers of fash Â¬ ions many more will no doubt make their appearance before Lent is over Hats too show no end of variety both in shape and trimming In hats sltlerlng M Y LADY of fashion is now con other purpose but the combination- was quite pretty though rather startling and is worthy of description Tho hat was a red Tuscan shape Gainsborough lined with white chiffon with long whdtc ostrich plumes drop ping over the right side and a bunch of poppies with black aigretti in the center standing stiffly upright On the left side was a beautiful buckle of brilliants nestled in a pom poa of ex- Â¬ bidMtyUi a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder Thousands use it in the spring especially Your druggist has it Only 100 a bottle are faithfully portrayed in the originaLand 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 The Chicago Record alone of all American newspapers outside New York city pensive lace and loops of black velvet The cape was of red cloth to match the hat- - It was lined with white satin THE DR J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO surah In length it came just to the ST LOUIS MO waist line and was handsomely trimmed For sale by C K Wily Druggist with cream mousscline de sole It had a double rucho edged with fine lace and a long scarf with loops in front to fasten the cape The gown was of French grenadine over soft taffeta It was made with a WORTH READING clinging skirt to tho knees with a flar- Â¬ ing flounce of chantilly lace insertion Local State and Nation I with narrow black ribbons four rows WILL HE FOtND IN THE of each with the chantilly lace to fin- Â¬ ish The bodice was made w ith a round yoke of ribbon and lace insertion The AND TH- EFrench grenadine wnsbroughtfiill from to the waist line under the nrm seams where It is drawn up ia front of the yoke and fastened with a jet buckle and lace ends Underneath is a vest We have arranged a Clubbing Rate of the good9 over red surah which is oy wnico we cau givo brought to the waist line and finished Both Papers One Year for 225 We with several rows of shirring The sleeves were shirred of the grenadine Regular price for Both is 300 All The News now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches daily from the leading capitals of Europe KENDRBCK PKOIMETOKH RUNYOW OF KENTUCK1AN G entral TobaccoWarehouse GlarksMiUe Tennessee Have Tobacco To Sell Solicit the Patronage of All Who Free Storage to Shippers We save you generous part of thie sum Send or briug your cash with ordei Cash Advances Made J C on Consignments JAS WEST pF to the KEXDltlPK Salesman KENTUCKIAN Hopkiiisville NAT GAITHER iingiisn scholars tell mej Again if it is true that Oxford is the recognized authority on pronuncia tion may 1 ark who told Oxford how7 We may say in America that Yale or Harvard or the University of Chicago is an authority but the professors in these universities would doubtless re- Â¬ fer us to Webster I am not pleadinz for the substitution of Wehrtrrndir- fcrOnary for any dictionry that may be in use in England 1 ask only Which is the one Or is itneitlier linf incf mmmMM Uetii Gaither West TOBACCO nnnurvoaaia I COMMISSION t MERCHANTS HOKINSVILLE KY IAOII aaK3V HXdW Liberal advances made on Tobacco W G WUEELER Four months storage Free W H Faxon fccV16H rwfri Toii iirnii n SOME FACTS ABOUT ETON Athletics Hold a High Place in English Schools Wheeler Faxn Grain Dealers cor rcssellville and r r sts Ky SrauMfMI raavfrsagi I Jit must be sadly confessed that Etpn does not stand liigli among schools in the matter of scholarship and it isnot eo successful as many in obtaining educational honors for its pupils but in spite of this parents to whom all schools are open choose it for their sons To understand their action it is necessary to apprehend in Eovato degree tho manner in which public school education is viewed in England It is not only for good teaching that it is adopted nor irW deed does the consideration- of how much Jiajl knowledge is acquired weigh with many parents as much as some would deem desirable A be- Â¬ lief exists thai a lad who has passed with credit through any of the great schools carries with Mm naindelible fitainpwhich he c6ultl not obtain eTsc wjete jihd that oven the hardness and roughness of thelife is developing to character In nearly all the largo schoos athletic sports are compul- Â¬ sory and aroiicld by many to bo al- moat as impo rtanta part of school training as the class work itself Against Eton the complaint is made that as much honor is given to tho captain of the boats or the leading football or cricket player as to the senior colleger But thoso who de Â¬ fend the system would reply that the sports themselves play a most impo- Â¬ rtant part in developing not only the muscles of the rising generation but those traits which Englishmen value most highly self reliance courage and self command and that the com jmlsory fagging for football and cricket is ah admirable discipline SSton has been said to be the best po- Â¬ ssible school for training the captains and leaders of the world if not for cre- Â¬ ating its greatest scholars Mary A Do Morgan in Chautauquan PEKIN DUCKS March Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Fire Proof Warehouse Hopkinsville shelling out eggs uud April are the Liberal Advanct on Consignments to hxtcl IV kin Ducks mouths if you waut them to obtain their full growth I have a SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO- fine peu of birds aud they are 1 All Tobacco oent us Covered by Insurance Eggs per Y 11 straight KT RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN CO RODMAN MEACHAM HOPMNSVILLE STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY UIIhlliKi cln Elaborate Gcwn R E COOPER Salesman T C HANBERY M of French Grenadine 11 A The Leading Specialists of America A Practical Sentence A decidedly original sentence was fvnvi hv ft western iudco- A nfnniwhn rs4 mt TtlA did not know how to read aud write was sentenced for a minor offense to ho imprisoned until he learned The next prisoner could do both and ho was sent6nced to stay in gaol until he had taught his predecessor in the docly After three weeks they were dichargedhoth having fulfilled their task to the satisfaction of the judge as well as In gowns leading authorities oii fnhions ngreo that the American Vvoman ia rapidly learning to diverge from Faris dictates in the matter of styles She is no longer content to eopy French ideas but now has learned to adapt them to her more conservative and refined ideas jNoveltics In the spring hats are but few as yefc because the milliners are for some reason a little backward in their spring openings Or rather in their preparations for them For some time the women of fashion have been scan Â¬ ning shop windows for hints as to spring stales lit hafs but have seen Uut the milliners buy few of them that tho st les have so Tar hrt settled as to make it certain linn boi It feathers t feature and ilowcrs will be apromii of Easter millinery Other features which will nflord an almost endless variety will be n liberal use of dark foliage of butterflies poppies dragon ilieK Jet chenille aud civet ribbon will also be more or less prominent especially in early spring stales In the wholesale houses which have been thronged with buyers recently one sees much that is interesting Xenr ly all the sha pes offered have both the small round crown and a tendency to drop over the eyes This fad of wearing th hat down over the eyes is not partic ularly new for it has been in vogue In New Yorkfor some weeks and has since been introduced in Tarls nt least so the milliners whp keep In touch vih the styles on both sides ofthe water 11 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ say seasons In one of th dressmaking establish Â¬ are becoming ments that eaten to tho wealthier class Ifimich rtiuHnts Sornja ciLpeppe IBaw a few days ago a whole more and moW international buckleof them now AaYpAraeTicanrars nl- - 2LiJl J l JlfJ5K- - Zit U Dropping Old Styles r retain all the popularity they have won in former seasons Thes are shown in straw and aro fancier than in previous Tlie sailor and Alpine shapes will with full niching of lace falling over the hand The entire combination as shown was quite pretty and in niin Wiij s illustrated the tendency of tin spring fashions The tendency of the spring jiicNci Is to close tits in the back aiu oti the liip s with a pointed or loiiudul front One of the ne designs seen gies the It effect of n double breasted bolero has the regular tight fitting buck is prettiest in a fawn colored covert cloth A chocolate brown broadcloth trimmed in darker brow n scroll designs of braid lined with shrimp pink satin It fits tight In the back has a loose front and a high rolling collar A gown that was something on tin tailor made order was made of a smooth finished ladies cloth of a Mi eate pearl shade It had a tight fitting skirt with u flaring effect below the knees On the flare was a scroll design embroidered in silk shnded from white to a dnrk grij which gives it bome what of a contrasting effect and yet is harmonious The entire costume is lined with a handsome soft taffeta of alternating stripes of pale pink and white The jacket Is cut Eton shape and em broidered in front very elaborately It bad a tight sleeve ending in a bell shape With cuff which is also embroidered the costume was shown a pretty shirt waist of lavender corded silk with a chiffon jabot A hat to go with this costume was a large pearl gray velvet with n lining of lavender shirred chiffon caught at tho side with a bunch of jack roses and green leaves Two black ostrich tips and violets were ion the front of the hat It had an embroidered band in gold Jocc on violet velvet with a double rosette of cream chiffon and steel 111 I Â¬ SL 20 YLARS 250000 Nothing run lo IN OHIO FSHRYER CURED WECURE EMISSIONS 111010 PEOPLES HANBERY Railroad St Between Teuth aud Eleventh WAREHOUSE SHRYER 1licy enco of theso nlifhtly lotscs a feeling liroduco weakness nervousne disgust ancla wliulo train of symptom of They unlit a man for basinets married JNo matter mo nnu eocial immune whether caused hj oll habits in youth natural weakness or sexual exctnet our Now Method Treatment will positively euro yon youDtf or miJdle uKdl men than the dcmoializiuir to irc Proprs KY HOPKINSVILE NO CURE NO PAY Header you need help Earlvalmsoor lator cxeessea may hao weakened 5011 Kxposure mav hao diseased on ion uro not safo till rtiroil Our New Method will euro you SSfCareful attention given to sampling and Eelliug all tobacco consigned to ua Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured uules otherwise instructed Yon arc nile feclilo Youiitr and haesurd nervous irritable and e citable You become forectfiil inoroe and despondent blotches aud pimple uiiKen eyes wrinKleu lace noopina form and downcast countenance iueii thu blight of your existence 50000 Jfan lourun no risk CURED the young man or young woman who would win success in life hpinf nnnnprlfHl it ia nf irf ininnrluninln nut rnur Irninitirr ul l that Stands in the very front rank A BUS N MmmJiJ EDUCATION I is absolutely necessary to or11 Thu WE CURE VARICOCELE X Iter how periom your cuo may b - r luiLMHi may havo had it our MiU MlvTllOI TKIUTMliNT will euro it Tho wormy eins return to their normal condition and henco the fcmibI nrgaiiH receno proper nonrich nient The organs become italized nil unnatural drains or losses oca to and manly powers return No temporary benefit lint a permanent cuie uurcd NO CLltlNO PVY NO oimh KU iliJK TlUN KKLEFSAKY TION 1JtOM UUtJlNi5s 1 1 TheBryant Stratton BusinessJCollege Louisville Ky Uook KcepiiiK JSewm experienced teacheis each one a specialist Sliortliaud Telegraphy SEND US ONE DOLLAR nrm 1H99 pilUm Klgh U1IK B1UTC l rue luru ueuiuuui UOOK giving testllllO ninls from graduates occupying prominent positions ii ovti the United States it will bo mailed to you fre 111 in urn- - CURES GUARANTEED Wo treat and euro SYlMUMb OIKET KMISHIONS IMlOTKNO STJtlOXnmi VAMCOOEhE 8KMI NAIi JOSSKlsr UhADDHK AND KU NKY diteafes CONSULTATION HOOKS VKVK tHAllQKS rilKR MODKRATK If unable to pall wrlto it your freight depot and If found perfect ly mtliltctorv iviaraino Sloi at ireitflH critf HIMFUIMIC 11 ulitPCllrjnmiTiuuii WlriXZ IHI AM lOII Have Your PnoToonApns Made At isd the Rrfklrkt It A mil you erer mw AOINT our ft or heard ofpay tho HH H1HT HrtlIAL tut r I for a QtJKRTION ULANK for HOME TREATMENT Kennedys Kergan 4fB aB iki9 lB 122 W FOURTH ST CINCINNATI O t tMl tkM 4 xrcs t the side tV leu the tl 00 white von ouu mo sent with or STOVE CATALOCUE dor or US 00 and might charces This ttore la sire No 8 oven Is toplsKxUi made from ben pis Iron extra 19HH8ill large floes heary coTers lieary llnlnita ami urates larKe oren shelf neary tin lined oven door life Ijome Ktra nickel plated ornamentations and trimming lata ll4 rtwriu fcnnd large deep genuine gtudUh some large ornamented base Uttt Mil bornrr ua Ir and we furnish f ItES an extra wood grate making It a per fect wood koreer WE ISSlK A BlDIiU GDAKiJlTE With erery stoTe and guarantee safe delivery to your rail road station Yoarlocal dealer would charge you ltt00 for auch a stove the freight Is only about S100 for 1300 vtljk ImB Louisville mj f i WYBRANTS 580 NEW STUDIO Ni Fourth Avenue I ilr ACME BIRD Ky Bro free CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes rf PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Paper hanging a spec ialty Ail work guaranteed innnwiwu Aiiui T JF n tt 7V tt v- M lyfilii lill v 7 v o r 1 rr TC fHlSgtf i m iii i-- mmtimmmmiiVUmm nltL T 7 J jr T v t v f WM r iJLJmM Ov ife tf t i s V V 3j ISO v rv TOTnM fi S Tir a m p t wsimiw HM wwja Powder MfrmAmmd B a HMiaa i H tS TvS T v- wn v --ni st- ir9jvtjiammn-iv- tMj iiATffWW Until the June Term I i h 1m ii nil iiliiaiMiyfciiiiiTlliinlfrTLSiii i si The Wadlington Case Continued mmw 11 iJllCAl Itvrnj nitnr r k jwvwsiui rvnb Makes the foodinore delicious and wholesome rf W O WOYAt BAKING POWDER CO NEW VOHK Jr A The Noted McRoy Grant Seduc vk THE WEATHER IHorc g For To- - PERSONAL GOSSIP tionCase Goes Over Till An other Week I wtmmaamm mmKfSBM lltom7iiiUiiLilJl WfTlllHliF11 MrH H Bryant of Clarksville was nere yesterday bay Mr and Mrs J H Eggleton are at Hot Springs Ark Spe LouisvilleKy March 13 MP E Birch Bassett is now in cial Rain to night and Tuesday the East selecting spring goods Several tobaccomen from this city HERE AND THERE attended County Court at Cadiz yes- Â¬ Rain Predicted CircuitCourt Was interrupted so last week by the convention Ui at the business done was of small importance Only minor orders and much This plant covers 62 S acres of ground and em jr NLJiee mr lonrlc Vt tifi carloads of material and machines left the factory during 1898 No other entered and harvester works in existence can approach these figures in output sales shipments or size of plant niiifTiJ il fi ln Irc it DrTS N Fruit Dentist office over Mrs John Hill and Miss Willie Oifcy Bank Hopkinsville Ky Baynham of Montgomery were in Now is the time to Back your hams town yesterday Sacks for sale at this office Misses Maude Cansler and Flor A J Meadows has sold his house ence Bowman are visiting the tam and lot on 18th street to Hay ward ily of Mr W H Bowman in Padu- Richards cah I am now in charge of R C Hard- - Mr Henry M Frankel has been vricks prescription departmentwhere in the eastern markets for some will be glad to meet all my old St time making spring purchases for jfriends and customers L P Miller Mr Sam Frankels establishment Take your prescriptions to Ander Â¬ Mrs Ada Layne is in the East son Fowlers new drug store WILSON REYNOLDS where they will be filled with pure buying spring millinery She was fresh drugB accompanied by Miss Mary Griffith Â¬ WANTED Reliable men to put who will assist her in the selection Fashionable Wedding at the Baptist Cburch at Allensville in all or part of time taking orders for of stock our Lubricating Oils and Greases Mrs R C Hard wick has returned Liberal commission from New York City where she At 7 oclock last Wednesday Toe Federal Oil Co spent several weeks with her evening March the 8th at the Cleveland Ohio brother Mr J H Anderson of this Baptist church Allensville Ky city who has been buying spring was the scene of an event of great Registered pharmacist at Anderson Fowlers day or uight Night call stock interest to Allensville society The bell on side door near ladies en occasion was the marriage of Miss trance to Hotel Latham No extra Susie J Reynolds and Henry S DR VVHITLOCK DEAD charge for night calls Wilson The ceremony was wit- Â¬ Get the best Sewing Machine nessed by a large assemblage and Needles at M D Kellys No 8 North Newstead Physician Expired Last was a beautiful scene long to be IJajn treet between Hendersons and Friday remembered Coopers Grocery stores nearly op 1 Mrs Prof Vick was organist posite the Court House Ill Dr J A Whitlock better known she sang Call me Thiue Own ItF Wm C Boyd who lives about six as Jack Whitlock died at his home in her own inimitable way after miles north of town delivered his near Newstead Friday in his 49th which the wedding march was crop of tobacco here last week year from an attack of heart fail- Â¬ played as the bridal party entered He raised 2200 on two acres of ure He had been in failing health The bridal procession was ef- Â¬ which he raised 750 for several years and a sufferer fectively arranged ground for The sners per hundred loose making 8250 from a complication of diseases He were Messrs 0 rc Reynolds Jr was a son of the late Dr J per acre vhlt Dr Carl Russell Will Glass Elmer bf Miss Lucy Williams locki aiiil ii brother The Groomsmen were Stive 20 Cents WhltibSk of this city and Mrs A Messrs Charlie Hughes Sam Rey- Â¬ Fowlers new H Wallace of Julien Go to Auderaon nolds Sidney Small Russell Wildrug store and get a 25 cent bottle of Dr Whitlock was a member of son medicine for 5 cents the Newstead Presbyterian church Best man Mr Tom Rhea Mules for Sale His funeral services were held Sat- Â¬ Maid of honor Miss Alma Paine Car load of fine mules at Laynes urday afternoon by Rev J CTate The bridesmaids Misses Ger- Â¬ for sale stable of Clarksville trude Couts Ruth Paine Mary Grinter Cynthia Gill They wore Sold Out lovely street costumes and carried STADELA1AN RAUB0LD Messrs Frank Martin and TIioh carnations made with crimson A Gieer of the firm of Martin Greer maiden hair ferns into very grace Â¬ k Co have sold out their interest in Hopkinsville Couple Go to Louis- ful shower bouquets in the business 104 Main street ville to Have the Knot Tied No sweeter picture ever charmed Sale of High Class Jersey Cow the eye than that which Miss Rey- Â¬ Mr Nick Stadelman and Miss nolds made as a bride as she en Mr Lucien C Crayens disposed Theresa Raubold niece and also tered the church with her maid of f his thoroughbred Jersey Fancy step daughter of Mr Raubold honor Her gown was strikingly 10 on SaturdayMarch Ruby 2so were married at St Johns Protes- effective and stylish her flowers 11th to Mat S Major of Herndon tant church in Louisville yesterday were large lovely Brides roses The above cow was one of the best fc The made into an exquisite shower bou- Â¬ by Rev Carl Zimmerman blooded animals in the county and f couple will take a bridal tour of quet with maiden hair ferns and will be a fine addition to Mr Mweeks after which they will smilax flower were ajors stock of thoroughbreds at two return to this city and make their lovely Merraets The groom with Herndon The sum paid was 150 future home here where the groom his best manioiioweu i ne organ cash is engaged in the meat business from the full tones of the wedding Quiet In Police Circles march had changed to a soft tender BIG BLOCK SOLD melody as the service was begun Very little business has been in the city court during Rev J D Moore performed the transacted Yesterday Important Real Estate Deal on ceremony while the audience were the last few days Leavell- was detained at held in rapt admiration of the im- Â¬ Judee Main Street of his wife and pressive scene home by the illness ne citv ufciiu notnoiu 7inv coun i The wedding gifts were unusual Iik J H Williams and wife sold last raK Jiasbeeu unusually quiet and or- - Saturday to J F Garnett and wife in number and very handsome EFf i vierly forA some time an undivided one half interest in This fair bride received a set of the Main street property known as teaspoons from her grand mother It 4 tftJUi Ed- Hendricks Gets a Place the Henry Block the consideration dated 1717 that were originally v5TVVJvj enmman nas resijrneu nis being 12500 cash The property owned by the father of the Hon position as assistant bonded clerk of four large storerooms Cave Johnson deed ofClarksville Yn the office of the collector of inter- - consists being two and a half Tenn who was in this day a noted nal revenue of the Second district the block Â¬ high in the hearb of the lawyer and politician and was al He will be succeeded stories of Kentucky so United States Postmaster Gen- Â¬ v portion of the citj by Edgar L Hendricks of Madi- - business r iMw terday I motions were the outcome of thclast part of the weeks docket QYetserday the case of Claude Wadlington charged with the mur- Â¬ der of Parks Wilson at Gracey Jan 6 1898 was set for a second trial The large array of counsel and most of the army of witnesses were on hand but the case was continued until the June term of court It was set for the seventh day of the term The McRoy seduction case was also continued until the 31st day of the present term a n r- - tf V Above is rhe birth place of the peering binder At maturity it issues thence to conquer the world for its field of operations are not confined to the United States but stretches out to England France Scotland Ger Â¬ many Hungary South Africa Russia and Australia The great Corliss Engine used in the Machinery Hall at the Worlds Fair is used in the twinedepartment This factory turns out 31 miles of twine aod one complete machine per minute Its size capacity and number of employees surpass anyother two Harvester works in the world The Deering is now away in the lead owing to its progressive policy It used ball bearings four years before the others followed suit and in many other features it is equally as far ahead THEY ARE EASY TO SELL be- Â¬ cause they are easy to run and easy to keep running This is oar twelfth year as Deering agents You can always find repairs for it right here- Buy the best and you will never regret it ft T M vl HI r fly Jrfk uRMouRyi i ffi- pi M I - H j GROWER fFERTILIZERl 6UMfmu5VANALYSI5 ncmicaooJJ S x v m c 1V 3 FORBES MRS TRAINUM DEAD BROTHER Think of buying your WALL PAPER be fore seeing OUR beautiful and complete stock Positively the HANDSOMEST and most complete line ever brought td Gome and see the latest Hotilnnsville V4 r0 i n TDTPTi T A PTTTTPTTT QTirl Maid-of-hono- rs Remains Brought to Trenton and Laid to Rest Saturdny Mrs Elizabeth Trainum died at the home of her son Mr C A Trainum in Knoxville Tenn March 10 in her 80th year She R I Train- Â¬ was an aunt of Mr W Long of this um and Mrs G of Mr city and also a siBter-in-laR I Trainum of this city She leaves three daughters and two sons Mrs K Basford of Trenton Mrs William Summerhill of Oak Grove Mrs LucyKillebrew Mr C A of Knoxville Tenn Trainum of Knoxville Tenn and Mr Frank Trainum of Oak Grove She was born in Virginia but moved to Kentucky in early child- Â¬ hood and has been a resident of Kentucky until about eight years ago She was a member of the Methodist church was a noble Christian character and loved by all who knew her w DONT i t 1 K these MATCHLESS papers HAND MADE papers No matter wheth- er you buy or not we want you to see congress to adopt the use of pos- Â¬ tage stamps in the United States fifty odd years ago Mrs Wilson the bride of last week is a great great niece of Hon Cave Johnson deed and is the only daughter of Mr Cave Rey- Â¬ nolds a prominent planter of Todd county Mr Wilson is in every way a true and worthy gentleman and enjoys a wide popularity The brides gifts to her maids were sterling silver bracelets with Gift Shakespearean quotations to maid of honor enameled and pearl brooch Mr and Mrs Wilson left imme Â¬ bers the diately after the ceremony for an Reconciliation Effected Mr W D Hill of Muhlenberg extended bridal trip On their re- Â¬ t rt r it n county and Miss Ivy Wells of turn they will reside at Adairville 11 m against North Christian will be married at Ky inediyorce suit brought W Wkerhusband a reconciliation hav- - the borne of the brides parents to- Â¬ Ham sacks all sizes for sale at morrow eveningby Rev C C ZX rn sr SStiT us officer HaYffeon of tb MMtiodist chvrch -- A Â¬ Â¬ JUDGE WEST DEAD New Postmaster ill1 Mr I K Fowler father of At Leading Tobacco flan of Kirk- Jfe torney W T lovler and Dr Fow mansville Ky A ler of the drug firm of Anderson lf3 v Fowler has been appointed post Judge F M West a prominent w master of Macedonia North Chrisdealer of Kirkmansville tian vice Mr J N Murphey re tobacco died at 10 oclock Sunday Ky sigrjed night of blood poisoning He was Assignment Yesterday a man 54 years of age and Sc Condy jewlers doing of large business interests Graves business on Main street made an s assignment yesterday afternoon to HILL WELLS Dr IS C Anderson Figures were Bot given Messrs Chas E Graves Huhlenberg Young Man Will Wed and Horace Condy were the mem- Â¬ A Christian County Girl of firm W nun i inw eral during Polks administration and who had the honor of inducing NEW GOODS NEW IDEAS OLD EXPERIENCE APPROACHIMG NUPTIALS Rev Charlie Nourse Will Wed n Trigg County Belle Thompson StreetBassett niaiu m r The marriage of Rev Chas K Nourse pastor of the Presbyterian churches at Princeton and Gracey MONUMENTS Remember your home shop is the place to buy all Mon- Â¬ uments Tombstones and Cemetery Work I buy direct at the quarry and sell direct to the buyer saving you agents commission extra freight and other expenses I- to Miss Willie Baynham of Cadiz is announced for March 29th Mr Nourse is a son of Rev W L Nourse of thii city and is a young divine of unusual ability and great is one of promise The bride-to-b- e the prettiest young ladies in Trigg county a daughter of Mr W J YOUR OJatrE5RS AJRJB r SOLICITED riU nz vv tPmmrjSA V Baynham Particulars have notyet been made ipublic OWN i 7ili aMVirfMrtt TnaMirr r vGiiiWWPS iiin mn- - rffc tL jrliii i2J iA Stmii1 ivilfe Ky n1