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Digital page images are linked to the text file. b MitiMtigvilte JEntucKiatt til M et VOL XXIU HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY MARCH 21 1899 NO 23 DEATH wiL SIXTEEN ARE DEAD HER NAME Bright l3k T 6ltiHA T teJ jVoW SOUTHERN BAPTISTS New Goods Tornado Tears Over Arkansas Many More Unfortunate May Be Signed to The Paris Treaty By To Meet in Louisville on May in the Debris of Windsor Alabama and Mississippi Queen Regent ITwelfth Hotel Twenty Lives Lost in Alabama and Several In the Other Sixty six Are Still Reported Miss States ing and Fifty seven Were Injured Memphis March 18 A terrific wind storm swept over Alabama Mississippi and Arkansas to day doing immense damage and killing a number of people The storms covered a radius ot several hun- Â¬ dred miles destroying telegraph wires cutting off communication with the affected country Cleburne county Ala suffered most severely the storm there as suming the proportions of a torna- Â¬ A Few Details Will Make Veteran floderator to Retire and The End of the War flay be Succeeded by Capt a Fact W J Stone ft VWAREVW I Rolling in Daily IN do Reports of fatalities in that THE MEANTIME WE M ARE SELLING BROKEN LOTS IN SHOES AND CLOTHING county vary from six to twenty Many were injured at Sellers Ala Much damage was done at Rob Roy Ark One w s killed several badly injured Dumas Ark was practically wiped out and several other towns suffered severely One person is reported killed at Hickory Flat Miss Farm houses in that vicity suffered heavily It is not unlikely that many fatal- Â¬ ities occurred which have not been reported KAIULANI DEAD Tremendous Cuts Hawaiian Princess Falls Victim to Inflammatory Rheumatism San Francisco March 17 The steamer China from the Orient ia Honolulu brings news of the death of Princess Ivaiulani on the morn Â¬ ing of the 6th inst The dispatches are dated March 10 The cause of death was attribu ted to inflammatory rheumatism J H Anderson 1 Co I N Ew limfflmimmmmiimmmmmmmg The Princess was born October 1875 1 1 SPRING GOODS ir She was the daughter of Princess Miriam Likelike a member of the Hawaiian royal family and A S Cleghorn an Englishman Kaiula ni was born in 1875 In 1891 she as proclaimed heir apparent b Lilioukalani who w ason the throne of Hawaii The funeral ot the dead Princess occtired on Sumhiv March 12 x 3 ARTERY SEVERED And The Victim Came Near Bleeding to Death Mr H T Mays of Guthrie who has been getting out timber on the Waddlington farm near Caledonia Trigg county happened to a very serious accident Friday lie was handling a cross cut saw when the Tiger Hats HAND MADE 3001 Monarch Shirts 5 100 1 S ALL STYLES Jr- - Cutter Crossetfe 50c 9 Neckwear 25 s P VV JT -- tt v progress could be made hoxxexer as the work was rendered difficult Forty fix e by smoke and steam SUDDENLY SUMMONED persons are still missing and main p of these it is now generally conced B Attacked With Congestive Chill ed are in the ruins witnessed in footwear is being repeated by collars The and Lived Only Six hours Rev J M Frost Very III Colored Collars are now the very top notch of style and Staunton Va March 18 Kex Mr George Culp an employe of a they come in with a tush We carry a good assortment local tobacco firm in this cit died J M Frost of Nashville secretary ot the of the latest things suddenly from the effects of a con Â¬ of the Sunday school board is gestive chill About noon last Wed Â¬ Southern Baptist convention We are showing the best 3 00 self conforming Stiff nesday he complained of not feeling very ill here at the home of his brother-in-laMN Bradley Hat in town well and went home Shortly after his arrival he was taken with a The trouble began last Sunday chill and grew rapidly worse dj with grip and new complications ing aboutd oclock in the evening set in He came here from Benton Ky In County Court about five months ago and had been living on Durrctt axenue with his Joseph Hopson has been appointÂ¬ wife andtwo children xvho survive ed administrator of the estateof the He was 23 vears old and had late John Hopsjon him Successorsto Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co made ndrnerous friends here during Mrs Kula Brazzell widow of the U Brazzcl has qualified britjfresidenee his lateR V AX itermeatrtool liaiuHop administratrix of the estate and is w -- the implement slipped and fell across his left wrist tearingthetlesh away An and almost severing his hand artery was cut and became near bleeding to death before his arm could be corded tightenough to stop the low of blood Although in a very weak condition he was able to go to his home at Guthrie Saturday The accident may cause Mr Mays the loss ot an arm The Southern Baptist Convention will hold its forty fourth meeting in New York March 18 Through the Warren Memorial church an incessant rain to day their ef- Â¬ Louisville beginning Friday May forts hindered by choking smoke 12 at 10 a m from the half quenched ruins more The convention will represent than two hundred men and also the 1568690 church members coming police and fire departments sought with only half satisfying results Cambon for exchange with the one from eighteen states and territories for the bodies of persons who per- Â¬ signed by President McKinky and has one delegate for each 725 ished in yesterdays fire at the No decree on the subject will be district associations and one for each 250 paid during the year Windsor Hotel Most of the time published in the Official Gazette The draft of the treaty of peace Its officers are Moderator Judge the smoke was so dense that the between Spain and the United Jonathan Haralson Alabama xice workmen could scarcely see their hands and the heat from thedebris States xvas signed in Paris on De- moderator H II Hickman ot growing red in places held the res- cember 101898 It was anoioved Georgia C C Slaughter of Texas cuers almost beyond its limits Be- by the United States Senate by a Joshua Levering of Maryland J vote of 57 to 27 on February 6 and C Henderson of Tennessee O F sides the remnantsofthe walls left was signed by the President on Gregory of Maryland standing were so shaky and threat- Â¬ February 10 Judge Haralson has been modera- Â¬ ening that it was dangerous to tor for the past ten years and work about the mass of riveted iron BURIED HERE wishes to resign The Hon W J and brick Stone of Kentucky will probably The latest estimate to night is sixteen dead recovered sixty six Mr W R Hoss of Clinton Who be his successor Gen Maximo Gomez the Cuban Died Last Week missing and fifty seven injured leader xvho is a member of the The men will proceed with grew- Baptist church in Havana the some search tomorrow with mote Mr W Ray Moss who xvas marRev A J Diaz partor may be satisfactory results ried about three years ago to Mibs present Sallie Rust of this city died of Corrected List of Dead GILL HARRIS Following is a list of the dead consumption Thursday night at from the Windsor Hotel fire correc- Â¬ Clinton Ky and his remains were ted tonight Connolly John Flan brought to this city for interment Elmo Couple Have the Nuptial nagan Kate chambermaid Gibson and buried Saturday morning Mr Knot Tied in Clarksville Goodwin Moss was a young lawyer of great Mrs Ada Cincinnati Eleanor Louisville Grandy Miss promise about 30 years of age Mr Joseph Gill and MissEvalina Lacelles Elizabeth City N C Mrs Moss xvith two little sons one Harris xery popular young people Henry Mrs M Kirk Nancy Ann born the day his father died w ill of Elmo were married attheNorth widow James S Krk Chicago Le shortly return to this city to lix e ington House in Clarksxille last land Miss Helen daughter of pro Thursday afternoon by Esq Z Pass Through the City prietor Leland Mrs Warren wife Smith As soon as the ceremony Vice President Lyford of the of proprietor Paddock Amelia xx as performed Mr Gill and his Sullivan Mary unknown woman Chicago and Eastern Illinoispassed bride returned to Christian countx fumped from Fifth avenue window through the city yesterday morning Mrs E F Pryor ofChattanooga died at Goulds unknown man in a private car accompanied by a jumped from roof unknown child party of friends They w ere en Tenn is the guest of the family ot Mr J B Dade thrown from window by mother un route to Pensacola Fla known woman mother of child jumped from window unknown wo man jumped from window Heavy Losses Elbridge T Gerry had the build ing and furniture that belonged to the hotel fully insured and even the annual rental for which he idemnified himself with a policy ag- o nnn mi n rirrntiiiif iriwi and ead insurance for 120000 on jL the furnishings Besides Leland had policies aggregating 100000 on his own lurnihinjrs No estimate is made of the pre cious metal and gems which with stood the flames and lie hidden in -the embers of the wreckage of the hotel One fahiily lost jewelry al Â¬ lied at 200000 and the total will and see if you can exceed 1000000 How much has find any that look nicer or more comfortable than those been picktd up and carried away can never be known nor can all encased in a pair of our 3 350 and 400 Shoes in Tans ever be recovered Â¬ Vici vid Tans Black Madrid March 17 The Queen Regent has signed the treaty of peacebetween Spain and the United States The signed treaty of peace will be forwarded to the French Am- Â¬ bassador at Washington Jules h0 Vi N- tiintr JUST NOTICE People Feet J 11 Latest Estimate 20--The New York March of work searching the ruins of the Wind sor Hotel was kept up jesterday and late into last night but no more bodies were found Little Vicis Patent Leather all the diff erent styles toes and lasts When Tan Shoes were first introduced not one well dressed man in one hundred could be found wearing them Now but few in a hundred wear any other kind Thus it is plain to be seen that fashions in mens appar Â¬ el do change and often radically I 1 S J jil T WALL r CO im VfST jj 5i l J7m J fvVf BMPl V- - Jl JTl i ii nMJ At a v 4V PRISONERS SHOT Yiciims Had Been Arrested For Attempts to Burn the Town our Were Killed and Five Badly Wounded Work of an Infuri ated riob Palmetto Ga March 16 Four dead negroes lie iu Johnsons warehouse Beside them groaning1 in agony are five of their race all victims of an assault made by white men of this neighborhood at an arly hour this morning This little city has had two fires which have almost destroyed it since January 1 and thenegroes who were shot down while begging y Am we aeciare a war ot con- Â¬ quest A No we declared war to help the Cubans and the President said that we did not desire to ac- Â¬ quire territory but that was before we knew what we needed to expand O When did we find that out A The newspapers found it out during the week beginning May 1 189S the religious newspapers and the ministers some of them found it out about July 4 the President found it out when he heard the crowds applaud his remarks at va Â¬ rious railroad depots in the West Q Are you sure that was the time the President made up his mind to expand A The newspa Â¬ Meekison of Ohio Has Been Greatly Benefited by Pe runa ARE WE HERE n rStfo Congressman JD Mocklson of Ohio write the following letter to Dr Hartnian Deaii Sir tles of flted thereby Pe-ru-- Dr S B Hartmaii I Columbus Q have used several bot Â¬ and feel greatly bene I havo been afflicted TO STAY li- Lfc pers say so O li Why do the religious newspa- Â¬ pers and the ministers want to ex- Â¬ pand ABecause they think mis sionaries should be sent tothe Phil ippines Q But why cannot missionaries be sent to the Philippines under a Hon D Meekisoit United States protectorate without ior mercy lie where they fell on the annexing the islands A Nobody with catarrh of the head and feel en couraged to believo that continued the bloodsoaked floor of the impro Â¬ knows use of will fully eradicate a vised jail O What other argument is there disease of thirty years standing The dead ate Yours sincerely for expansion A Thecommercial D MEEKISON Bud Cotton argument The annual revenue of Â¬ Henry Bingham The the Philippines under Spanish rule ments continued receipt of endorselike this for Dr Uartmans Tip Hutson has been about 14000000 great catarrh remedy prove its valuo Ed Brown Q What has been the net revenue beyond question Men of prominence Dying after expenses of administration everywhere are recognizing tho merit of John Bigby and are willing to give expres- Â¬ were paid A It is stated at less sion to their judgment because a certain Wounded Clem Watts shot in No than 300000 Made Twitie absolute cure for catarrh is a public abdomen George Taylor wound in Q What is the largest revenue good All druggists sell in thigh lsham Brown shot in that the United States can expect body John Jamison arm fractured under the bect government A The mob was composed of 150 Possibly as much as 10000000 KSHMlfcKBkTKsK men Where they came from is a O What would be the cost of the mystery so far as the people of the army OF S and navy necessary to con- Â¬ town know That some of the peo- quer the rebellious savages of the ple of Palmetto but not the better Archipelago A Not less than A Book for Young and Old class were in the mob goes with 60000000 a vear and probably out saying ICvery face was much more After the islands were WE CURE OUR masked and when the warehouse pacified the annual expenses would NERVOUS RECORD nvas reached the special guard of be at least 30000000 five men were covered without a j Esti 1878 BLOOD Q Where is the profit of the UnitStandard Manila Rival Disc Harrows main frame word In a minute the mob was in ed SKIN 250000 States coming from especially the big warehouse and the fusilade as she and Pure Manila Chilled in one piece has promised Spain 20000- DISEASED PRIVATE opened The frightened negroes 000 in advance A Nobody knows bearings MEN all guaranteed sent up jell after yell begging for DISEASES J Who will pay the bills A CURED mercy but it had no effect on the Everybody who 9 Jl buys tea patent When its work was finished medicines mob money orders or uses STRONG-the masked men turned and quickly checks or express sr receipts or tele disappeared as it had come on grams CURED horseback YOUNG MAN Q Will these taxes be sufficient Two fires of incendiary origin A when ignorant ot tlio tcrriblo erimo you Probably not they will have to wero committing Did you only consider liave occurred here this year one be increased or new ones added tho fascinating allurements of tin evil lmliit When too lata to mold tho tcr on February 23 and the other five riblo results were your eyes opened to B Q Isthere any other argument your iKjniY uiu you later on m man Fourteen business for expansion days later ImoilcnntrnctiinjrPMVATKorllLUUD fa A Yes the AmeriJGWr Mlfclv Mm II tlifeie Were you cured iJuyounorr houses in all were destroyed can Hag must never be hauled down t cocomo alarming pytuptoms nndthen Nine negroes were arrested on Daro you marry iu your present om Q Does that depend on the rea- Â¬ You know JlKli lAlHEU illtion suspicion and taken to Johnsons son forwhich IiIKli SOX If married nro you con the flag is hauled up stantly living in dread If marriage n warehouse to await preliminary failure with you on account of any weak A No ness caused hy early ahtto or later ox trial which was to have taken O What is the logical support of coficsl Havo you been drugged with mcrciirv TliH booklet will nointouttn place this morning Yesterday the this argument you the results of thco crimes and ixiint A There is uone out how our XKW METHOD TREAT leader of the gang Bud Cotton is but it sounds well MENT will positively euro you It show how thousands havo been saved by said to have made a written con- Â¬ y If we annex the Philippines our NEW TREATMENT It prove fession of the guilt of himself and what how wo can GUARANTEE TO CURE shall we do with them A ANY UUHAULE CASE OR NO lAY He was the first to die associates Wo treat and euro EMISSIONS Govern them as a colony in the mobs bloody work MVHJUrHIitS bYlJUUlS UliUKT STRICTURE 1 t25 rY 1 mwr Pc-ru-- iw OSBORNE IMPLEMENTS SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS PAIL Two Harrows itt one WE MEAN BUSINESS Pe-ru-- Better Pe-ru-- ilHS OSBORNE SISAL Columbia Flexible and Reversible Disc Harrow You ought to see it v T 250000 AND DURABLE i jsjrtei v v tk1 lE- v- WHYWE expand Explanation of the Working Providence in the Late war llAITIsT WKKKlY O Why STANDARD did the United States to war with Spain A To help the ernment J Will their representatives have a voice in the Government of the United States A Ot course of not except possibly one educated voter out of several hundred inhabitants The rest are not fit for citi zenship and never will be accord- go ing to our ideas of Democratic gov- Â¬ CRET DRAINS UNNATURAL D1S- CUAHUKS KIDNUY and ULADDER diseases pent free bv Tho Wages cf Sin mclof Ine Jo stamn CONSULTATION r Kiii It unawo to call wnto for UlKtSTlOi UliANK for HOME HIM 4 IMlOTENCY SE Â¬ CURES GUARANTEED lP UVT Uiiittta COLUMBIA MOWER fairs v rS1 fao r3w uaTpl 11IMM 00 io ft sifo HlV v ROLLERdBEARING S 1 1H 9HVV Kennedy rres Kergan Cubans What was the matter with the A Spain would not let Cubans them be independent O What else A Snain treated the inhabitants cruelly in trying to suppress rebellion O How did the war result A Spain was badly defeated O Why was she defeated A Because we had better guns and better men to aim them Q When the war was over what did the Government do for the Cu bans A Not much of anything except to allow charitably disposed citizens to feed a few ofthestarving people Q Then the war was not an en- Â¬ tire success A Oh yes for it opened a way for us to expand Q Why did we need to expand A Because there was not room enough in the United States for all the politicians who wanted jobs This is not the reason usually pub Q lished Q How did it happen that the opportunity to expand came just at the time when it was needed A Some say it was providential- Qi How can we be sure that it 1 n was providential A Because Dewey siriik one Spanish fleet without losing- a man and Schley sunk another withthe loss of one killed Q What does that prove A It proves that it Is our manifest duty to expand Q What connection have these two naval victories with expansion A The one gave uscontrol of Ma Â¬ nila the other of Cuba and Puerto Rico business 50 years from now A Q What kind of control A Pos Â¬ The may say mean things but we session by right of conquest shall be out of the way Viola Allens Literary Aspirations Miss Viola Allen the star of Hall Caines dramatization of his popular novel The Christian has always aspiredto be an author She has said that there are t vo thtng s which she had rather do than act yrite a book or be a trained nurse Shcwill now make herliter ary debut in an article which she Do the Philippines want to has written for TJie Ladies1 Home Q reciting- and explaining be annexed A Nonethat have Journal fully What the Life of an Actress given their views to the press Q If they protest what shall we Means do A Annex them anyway See well to your girths and then Q What wifl people say of this ride on boldly Goethe will be taxation without representation will it not A You may call it that if you choose to be troublesome n Did Americans ever object to A Rather vigor- Â¬ that principle ously about 122 years ago What is the strongest and most unselfish argument offered by the expansionists A That we as a strong nation should govern those who cannot govern themselves sim ply for their own good when Prov- Â¬ idence opens the way Q Have we had any experience in that line A Yes ve have been trying to govern the Indians for about a century O How A With unprincipled agents bad whiskey and army rifles O How have we succeeded A We have killed a good many of them at large expense Those that are left are doing their best to be respectable in spite of the Govern- Â¬ ment O This proves that we areready now to undertake the enlightenment and paternal care of 8000000 Phil- Â¬ ippines as permanent wards of the United States in one of its territories A Yes mistakes may have been made in the past but those should be forgotten when the nation contemplates undertakingjso large and generous a task o That iafiMifiiiaiaiaH 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O tiCStsfilyi COLUMBIA Five Tooth Cultivator J5 B Girlsledl German Liver COLUMBIA Peg Harrow Jr m 4 xlWKi sf f ift Machine Oil VV AH HERE SHE ISM c ti Powder Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to 3lf- M J1 vi V iL j Price 25 Cents Tor Sale hy Anderson Fowler COLUMBIA BINDER ROLLER BEARINGS m CALL AND SEE SAMPLES valuable information No trouble to show and price goods Plenty descriptive catalogue G et bne ot bur Haiidy Books for House arid Farm with Receipts and other f tlk Egotists cannot converse to themselyes only r T1 they Alcptt J 11 Bran ham Sk Kl- - Sheete rat-workr-- wzzzgLm U J V- t r 1 r J J I r JLf CSZTSSE VV Vi II lit Kit ill I EA Jgr mTm If it fails to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Price 50 cts VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Sole Proprietors 4 SYMPHONY CLUB MEMPHIS TENN SOLD BY R history of the world His history is most extraordinary When he started in the word he had scarcely a penny His accumulation of money was atfirBt slowbut through his marvelous shrewdness he acquired a hundred thousand dollars in ten years Had ho ceased his efforts then ho would have beou a millionaire to day so well devised were his in VestmentB But he did not Where foundation for a he had laid In million he raised beside it Bimilar constructions on a larger scale Today as a result of that marvelous foresight not unmixed with a little ingenuity and a little good fortune he has attained his present position as a modern Croesus Rockefellers millions have been largely made through the Standard Oil Company Ho has been the mov ing spirit and largest holder iu the company He haB operated the wholesale monoply which the com pauy represents and he alone knows how valuable the stock really ia It ia safe to Bay the present quotations of the stock market 460 a share for it is not too low Nor have those who had believed it to be too high found it profitable to act upon thin belief iu the purchase and sale of the stock Rockefellers interest in the Sand ard Oil Company is represented by 25000000 repre fully SI 50000000 Bents iron interests kindred to the Standard Oil Company while 5000 000 represents his interest iu natural gaB industries and in the lead trust all growing out of the Standard Oil Companys business The reBt of his wealth is invested in real estate iu railvaysiu transpota tion lines banks and miscellaneous securities but these represent hardly 65000000 The vaBtness of interests may be better appreciated when it is realized that he has controlled in the paBt goat railway systems as perfectly as if they were toys in his nureery that he owned every oil car iu the United States and 20000 miles of oil tubing that he had two hundred steamerB owned outright by him and over 70000 delivery wagons that he employs ovei 1000000 men and controls the income of at least as mauy more Truly he is the most influen Â¬ tial man in the United States to day But just a word more about his in Â¬ come ft may be better understood when it is stated that is not ouly ex- Â¬ ceeds 14COO000 a year in legitim t lines but often scales as high as 8 000000 a day by speculation He rises ovory morning 20000 richer than when he retired He draws in other words more than 25 a min M ute C HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY of Hushed is the conversation men when money talks HINT that your blood d la y Some Testimonials From Press ind People When I received the printing of the Schuhprfc Svmohonv Club and Lady Quartette for our benefit I was most agreeably surprised at it jpnety and fine quality which ia it 4 1iitwnrli l rich and pure and your whole system put lu a perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstcdta German Liver Powder Theu you will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the erlp Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Is the best medicine money can buy You should be wise and see A TIMELY Great Bargain Sale For your Cold try Dr Gum Balsam Price Anderson Ottos Spruce 25c and 60c AS THE- - For sale by Bottle oaninir wifti I1i Ptl I Fowler tertainment given last night Es- Â¬ pecially pleasing was themostwon derful voice of Lovie Zendt Purcell who in almost baritone notes retained the liquid sounds of a con- Â¬ When a man proposes to a girl his words have a double meaning Bears the OASTORIA s Kind You Hae Mays Bought LOUISVILLE STORE Opp tlie Hiatham Hotel THE FOLLOWING- PRICES ARE A FEW OF OUR BIG tralto The finequartette and the splendid recitations did much to add to ourpleasure and amusement Master Tommie is indeed a wonder and the expression and feeling he brings from his violin places him in the front rank of child artists Yours Fraternally Frank H Clark K of R and S Myrtle Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias Detroit Mich The coat oftimes proclaims the mans indebtedness to his tailor A TrXHH Wonder T iffi JPf 69c 97c 94c 1 FLS k f The Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette assisted by Mas- Â¬ ter Tommy Purcell gave a concert at Whitney Music Hall for the ben- Â¬ efit if Myrtle Lodge K of P The voices blend well and moreover there is as much harmony in their appearance as in their song But the best features were the numbers Pie is by Master Tommy Purcell a little midget with a Lord Faunt leroy appearance and sings and rijrtes comic songs and stories in a veet voice from beneath a halo of flaxen curls He was encored again and again He also played Hoff Â¬ mans Berceuse on the violin and gave evidence of genius more than the average prodigy in the fact that Detroit he played withexpression 18 1894 sMich Tribune Sept V mentioned EWHALL Sole manufacturer P O box 218 Waoo Texas For sale by T D Armistead Hop kiusville Ky READ THIS Dallas Testis October 14 1888 This is to certify that I have been considered iucurable by two good physiciaus both sayingl hadBrights Aftf r iikihc nnn mul KmriAV rliKpnpp one half bottles of Halls Great Dis covery of Waco I think my troubles are at au end H W Brown St George Hotel Discovey cures all kidney aud blad- Â¬ der troubles removes gravel cures diabetes seminal emissious weak aud lame back rhetimutismaud all ir- Â¬ regularities of the kidneys and blad der in both men and women Regu lates bladder trouble iu children If not Bold by your druggist will be sent br mail on receipt of 1 One small bottle is two months treat ment aud will cure any case above Halls Great Discovery One small bottle of Halls Great 600 1000 790 pairs mens pants at pnrs mens calf shoes at pairs ladies shoes at 1500 mens fine fur hats from48c up Mens fancy suits worth 7 00 for 199 A fine lot of shirts from 25c up Calicoes from 3 l 2c up Baseball should be played on the square as well as on the diamond A Ttftiuexnae t ago uic mlnn- nf O allien ycaiacompany vj our vcity to Vood musical was a crreat event and always filled Of the house with a fine audience ate musical entertainments have not been so freely patronized here Simply because the usual Why programs were too elastic and cold for the average auditor In the program to be given by the Schu- Â¬ bert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette on March 27 we have a musical entertainment that is high Â¬ ly enjoyable from first to last Our readers will do well to remember that it is not often that we are of fered such a feast of musical good things as the Scnuberrs program contains Hoy Everything in the house will be sold at 33is Bargains as we hought the MMnS very wSilr be stock lnry cheap Come and see and you will Eemember the place sire to jjLatfK My little boy aged five years had sores on his limbs from his hips to the end oi his toe Ihey were about the size of ten cent pieces Some said they were caused by poison aud he poctored for it but did not get well until he begau takiug Hoods Sarsa Mrs D darilla which cured him A Jones Morristown Tenn THE LOUISVILLE STORE Opp the Latham Hotel HOPKINSVILLE KY headache biliousness constipation Hoods Pills cure nausea sick indigestion of hi A man will make tools friends and then howl if they cut him Clminberlulii Cough Kt iiivd S RubetlSteill Proprietor 500 Pairs Cotton Pants at 44c ROCKEFELLER HAS ENOUGH it Is Now Said the Great Oil Mag nate Will Retire D Rockefeller themoney czar of the world iB Baid to be about to retire from active iudeutifieation with the Standard Oil Company says a J which he has reared and to releufae his hold upon it now id practi cally impossible John D Rockefeeller iB tb day the richest man in the United States mo indeed the richest man iu the BrJUl EllO 1U1U1UU ID telegram This doeB Philadelphia mean that he will Bell hiB interest not iu the buiBuesa of the great monop olj but Bimply that he will retire from the direction of the company and leave Ub interests iu the hands of ColOH Payne The reason for the contemplated action is the desire of Mr Rockefeller for relief from the active cares of business He will still devote his Attention to the conduct of his own personal bubiuess and in so doing will still be actively before the commercial world If he could he would gladly abandon this too but he has been grasped by the huge octupus III ILUU11IJJIU Fusible one to the most people vfist wildest imagination 250000000 but it is likely that his wealth exceeds those figiues considerably If it does not it soon will for it is increasing at a remarkablerateHis income is upward of 40000 a day or over 514000000 in a year At this rate alono leaving aBide the marvelous profits which he makes through the appreciation and depreciation of hia atookB he would In thef edurse of his ordinary life should V Ue to nt umwuai age their Hvoud He is valutd at CIRCUIT COURT DIRECTORY im ESSmiEKI This remedy is intended especially for coughs colds croup whooping February lRtoo First Monday cough and inilueuza It has become tlueo weeks third MondayIn May term term two In famous for its cures of these diseases weeks first Monday In September tem three weeks over a large part of the civiliz d February Monday HRIBTIAN ffwmi Hoaaaa 0 world The most flattering testiino terra six week Fourth Monday In June teiu In First uials have been leceived giving ac four weeks I irth Monday In September counts of Us good works of the tig term six weekt Bury the Dead Fowl April gravatiug aud persistent coughs it Calloway hrcoud Monday luAugust term Manufacturers of 1 term luce weeks First has cured of severe colds that have two weeks SecondMonday In In November Highest Grades Monday term three weeks country one yielded promptly to its soothing ef In traveling over the fects aud of the dangerous attacks of Lyon First Monday tu May term two Fine at Lowest Prices is surprteed to see as many dead croup it has cured often saving the neex first Monday In August term two weeks first Monday in September term two in life of the child The extensive use weeks fowls along the highway and We sell all kinds of Car- Â¬ the fence corners as there are of it for whoopiug cough has shown riage Hardware WoodThey are ever where and it is no that it robs that disease of all danger- PROFESSIONAL CARDS ous consequences It is especially work or Trimmings wonder disease is sometimes spread priz d by mothers for their children and that there are chickens eating as it never fails to effect a speedy We also put in new ax H dogs cats and hogs Too many un- Â¬ cure and because they have found cs wheels tops curtains thinking find a dead hen under the that tlmieis not the least danger iu cushions in fact anything 1 to babies as roost and at once carry it a little giving it eveninjurious Sold itbycon r Dlinntnnn ntn R tains nothing OHice over Kellys jewelry store hat goes in a buggy or distance from the premises and OHardrwjck Gib carriage KY HOPKINSVILLE throw it away The hungry dog passing that way finds it and car- Â¬ Thrice the age of a dog is that of rt NDRKW SARGENT M D ries it back to the house and culti- Â¬ a horse Physician and Surgeon vates a taste for poultry If the dog Geo Ij Secoid the well known ilopklnsnlle Ky does not find it the house cat will contractor of Towanda N Y saye and she may fall in the habit of I Iihvo ued Chamberlains Cough Office Filth and Main streets opposite Cltj If you want a good veeating chickens whenever her taste Remedy iu my family for a long time Court Room Repat hicle for next season TelephoneOfllce 63 3 1 IRealdence 63 1 calls for it Should the cat or dog and hive found it superior to tny For sale liy R G Harowick Jfc fail some old sow Will wander by other - Mi M place and instead of eating that Thrice the age of a horse is that Barbers now- what she wants and saying noth Â¬ of a man 7th street uopklnsvllle K Repain at once gathers the dead ing she Knpeolal attention to patrons clean Lines Satisfactory service Call audbeconvlnccd hen in her mouth and starts squeal Â¬ I ing towards the rest of the herd Done in the best style Ja B Ailensworth JalLaudes and soon all fall in line A number nudes Jk Ailensworth Tor Infants and Children of them get bloodthirsty and chicken Attorneys in Law Virginia Sts 8th The Kind You Have Always Bought THOS S TORIAN hungry and soon there are a score OHice in McDanielbuildingnearCourtHouse courts nndauprem Will practise in all the or more of chicken eating hogs on KY HOPKINSVILLE Boars tho court Special attention to collections- General Solicitor the farm Signature of To avoid these conditions it is a nnd Whiskey Habits cured at homo with- Â¬ good plan to either bury or cremate out pain Book of par Thrice the nge of a man is that cf tlcularssent FREE every dead fowl If this rule is a deer BMWOOLLEY MD Offlco 101 N Pryor sc be fewer cats iXUnuta ua adopted there will Wmm0 u I MmmmJaJ is absolutely necessary to DIGEST YOUR FOOD dogs and hogs with a chicken ap- Â¬ Klttety per cent of all sickness Is caused by good plan to food not being1 properly dleeated It creates poi Have Yodr rnoxooRArns Made Ai the young man or young woman who would win success in life This petite It may be a being conceded it is of first importance to get your training at tho school roes Into your blood aud then throw the head or the legs where sons andalmost any disease the human you are system Uable to that Stands in the very front rank s heir Carlstedts WYBRANTS such animals may get them By Powderto Use Dr the results German Liver You will feel and watch the pood effects after talclnp one dose Give It The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky being careful along the line we a trial aud be convinced Price 3c NEW STUDIO Home- Â¬ Dr may save many fowls The Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures No 580 Fourth Avenue a specialist in Book Keeping i Seven experienced teachers each one giving teatimo- Your Cough Just the Medicine stead 8 ne Write for a beautiful book far Childreri Rlinrtliaiicl or sale by LUCWa HULL glHUUaiOO uwuupjiuu uiuutiuvun iuaiiuuD y JSrror always stubs its toe on a iver uie u uiiea iiBieivwui uomn i t WEST Buggies Surries Carriages rnaowiiu C TANDY JMSISTIIST k 3 OR H AJDlhiS f Give us your is IOYJL POOL order CASTOR A West Lee fiPUM I JCIMITCC A Rl f EDUCATION Louisville ji yA- OW should lie repealed In fact the Wise thiug to do if the vState Con ention declines toapproveit is the resignation of the three Election Commissioners so that Governor Bradley may hae an opportunity to appoint a Republican set The Kepubucan party will make it a campaign issue and as the Democrats seem afraid to indorse it Democrats of character now occu Â¬ pying the trust cannot afford to oc Â¬ cupy their present positions The Democrats seem to be letting the Republicans alone and going after each other Frankfort Argus There is a real danger confront- Â¬ ing the Democratic party along this line If the election law is re- Â¬ pudiated as a party measure it is more than probable that Messrs Pryor Ellis and Poyntz will at once resign their commmissionsand have nothing to do with the further operation of the law that is relied upon to redeem Kentucky from Hannaism MMMSOTMBaMi i f u r- - 0jilthtMU6 rrentttclilan W WILL THEY RESIGN Election Commissioners Will mand an Endorsement De- - Only the First Step Published Tuesday and Tnday Mornings f is Difficult ft The first step in ammmmmwromfflm rl to v lr fe Hi v rn T I JjlTpJ Messrs Pryor Ellis and Poyntz should be to cleanse Natures all owe their election as election house from Winters accumu Â¬ commissioners to the Democratic lations Local reading notices SO cents per line Hoods Sarsaparilla SpcclallocalrtCcentallnceach Insertion members of the last general assem- Â¬ It is Kates for stiindingadvcrttsemeiua furnlshrd bly They were elected to put into does this work easih onappllcnt on Greatest Spring effect the new election law and all Americas OFFIOi31230UTUMAIKSTKUET Kentucky stauds ready to testify Medicine It purifies the blood that they did it in such a manner as as millons -- TUESDAY MAR 21 1899 of people say of to challenge the admiration It makes the weak strong n8 nervoua voters of all politics From one end men and women gladly testify It Senator Goebel will speak at of Kentucky to the other the word cures all blood diseases na thousnnds aiorganfield April 3 and will make went out after the first trial of this of cured voluntarily write It is just the two other speeches in Union county election law last November that medicine for you as you will gladly 6iy there had never been such a fan after you have given it a fair trial Bad BlOO- d- Although past 70 years of The Oregon has reached Manila election in the state Not a single age I am thoroughly well It was thrco in fine lighting- trim The little complaint of fraud by theoperation bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla that made Iris went with her on the long trip of this law has been made Never- Â¬ me so after spending over 00 In medical a raw theless it has been the subject of attendance My trouble was Mason sore on Court my ankle Mus Louisa The California legislature like constant attack by the Republican Stiyet Lowell Mass that of Delaware has adjourned and gold standard press and the Running Sores- - After worrying four months I gave my children Hoods Sarsa without electing a Senator HON J H POWELL Republican state convention in its parilla and It cured them of running sores platform will condemn it and en- Â¬ Hoods lllls cured me of dyspepsia and constipation Mas Kate E Thomas 31 The volunteers will all be brought Is Now Identified With the Alka- deavor to make its repeal a leading Governor St Annapolis Md out of Cuba by April 1 to escape Consumptive COUgh - Five years issue of this years campaign ngo I had a consumptive cough which ro hest Lyceum Bureau of any possible danger of yellow If the Democratic convention does duced me to a skeleton Was advised to fever Atlanta did and tako Hoods Sarsaparilla not endorse and defend it we have recovered normal health which Ibeen well I have it on the highest authority that at ever since Matilda Uridokwateii Cor Jack Chiuu has been placed un Â¬ Hon J II Powell of thiscityhas least one of the state election com Â¬ Pearl and Chestnut Sts Jeffersonvlllc Ind der a 300 bond to appear for trial at Lexington June 1 to answer to become identified with theAlkahest missioners Win T Ellis who by SaMafywii Lyceum Bureau of Atlanta Ga the way will be a delegate in that a recent indictment The object and purposes of this convention will instantly resign 111 iriTTH f fffT Benj P Hutchison formerly a bureau are to furnish a field for the We are not advised as to what Hihi1 1111 cure llrer Ills tlie mm Irritating and a noted grain speculator known as gifted lecturers and entertainers of course Messrs Pryor andPoynt only f atliartlc to tako with Hood SirtaprllU Old Hutch died at Lake Geneva the South as well as to invite to the will pursue but it is quite safe to Wis last week He was 70 ear sunny shores of this God favored predict that Mr Ellis will not be GOV LESLIE land talent from other sec- Â¬ alone in the action he takes old and died poor The plan of However there is no doubt what Â¬ of our country tions Patrick Walsh ex United States this lecture system was originated ever but that the Democratic state Now Residing in Helena Mont Senator from Georgia and editor of by Prof Andrew M McConnell of convention will endorse the election 8o Years of Age the Augusta Ga Chronicle died Atlanta and is the ery best ever law Ovvensboro Messenger devised for the smaller towns and Sunday of nervous prostration Many years ao when the writer cities Prof McConnell and Prof TAKE YOUR CHOICE was a young man he first knew of The Queen Regent has signed the O C Hulvy are the manager of Preston H Leslie a lawyer of emi- Â¬ Spanish end of the Peace treaty this bureau Both have held eduHe lived in nence and distinction and the war is over except the war cational positions of highest trust Complete List of the Democratic Glasgow Ky Many of our old of conquest we are waging in our They are gentlemen of unquestioned Candidates For State Offices merchants and ex merchants will new Asiatic colonies eminent ability They purity and remember him though perhaps have had large experience and are Governor Win Goebel Kenton they have lost sight of him in late It is estimated that the census of splendidly equipped for their work P AY Hardin Mercer W J Stone years lie naci an extensive ana 1900 will show a population of 80 Mr Powell will devoteconsiderable Lyon and justly lucrative practice 000000 which will be increased to of his time to the organization of loLieutenant Governor J C W wielded a wide influence As an nearly 90000000 by the new colo- Â¬ cal lyceum associations in Kentucky Beckham Nelson AY P Thorne attorney he was painstaking and nies This is an increase of 40 per and the South He hopes to receive Henry J E Kelly Trigg M D careful and was upon one side or cent in ten years the aid and co operation of his Brown Christian the other in all important suits friends and all others who are de Auditor Gus G Coulter Graves though no case he undertook how- Â¬ Editor Joseph Medill who died oted to The Land We Love at San Antonia last week was one who delight in the successof worthy Jno P Chenault Madison J W ever trivial failed to receive his Gayle Owen closest attention of the most successful journalists of Southern institutions Henderson Attornev General W B Flem Inthe 70s he was twice elected of his time His paper the Chicago Gleaner ing Jefferson Jas A Scott Frank Â¬ Governor of Kentucky Mr Cleve- Â¬ is the leading Republican Tribune lin John S Smith Bourbon R J land in his first term appointed organ of the West COL HENRYS AMBITION Breckenridge Boyle him Governor of Montana Territory Â¬ Secretary of State Green R Kel When Montana became a state he A pardon issued Friday by Acting Governor Worthington develop Will Likely Be a Candidate For lar Nicholas J Breck Hill Clark was urged by his friends to make Jno W Headley Jefferson the race for Governor but declined ed a remarkable case of misplaced Lieut Governor Treasurer Robt C Ford Bell When Mr Cleveland became Presi Â¬ justice James Maricle of Knox Gus Richardson Meade Jess T dent the second time he appointed county was convicted of manslaugh Henry Williams in the Bowling ter in 1884 and sent up for life He Green Times gives this item from Gosnell Grayson S AY Hager Mr Leslie United States District Boyle When his Attorney for Montana served fifteen vears but it has now Matanzas Cuba Superintendent of Public Instruc- Â¬ term expired he resumed the been proved lv unimpeachable w it Since it is a certainty that the nesses that he was innocent and Third Kentucky is soon to return tion 11 V McChesney Livingston practice of law in Helena MA Cassidy FayetteJ WGaines In February he was 80yearsold he has been set at liberty home many regard it a most certain Jefferson Jno C Duffy Christian Eighty of the oldest members ot his that Lieut Col Jouett Henry will Judge Miller on Friday dismissed yet be a candidate for Lieutenant Miss Mamie Sasseen Henderson church called on him in a body to theetttion for a receiver for the Governor He says he does not Commissioner of Agriculture I extend congratulations and to give Louisville Dispatch and fined the care to discuss politics while he is B Nail Jefferson Dr J M Fra expression to their loe for one lawyers 5 each for contempt for a soldier but those who are his zele Mason whom they knew but to respect and taking depositions in disregard of closest friends are talking for him love The old Governor was ove- Â¬ SCHOOL CLOSES The lawyers the courts rulings rwhelmedthe voice so often heard and in their enthusiasm declare fined were Clayton i Dlakey Col in the court rooms of Kentucky and that the buzz of the political bee is Bennett II Young Henry Watson almost audible in his bonuet Appearance of Spotted Eever Montana could not respond but the Exceptions and AY A Sudduth warm grasp of the hand and silent Lieut Col Henry is an Causes fliicti Alarm Around were taken and two weeks allowed tears told effectively and eloquently free silver William J Bryan to file a bill of exception how his soul was stirred to its very Tates Democrat of the most pronounced From among the very few depth Miss Helen Gould has again dis type He is universally popular in negroes in Helena a quartette was Mr W J Sanders of near Guthtinguished herself with her deeds the regiment rie who lost two children with organized and raising a window w rites about He also Dr Austin Her palatial home was of mere spotted fever has another child they sang My Old Kentucky Home from Bell iust across the street How this plaintive Good night the Windsor Hotel burned Fri Surgeon Maj Bell returned yes- Â¬ dangerously ill of the samedisease old song must have carried him day and she had the wounded terday from inspecting the First The remaining members of his fam- Â¬ to the scenes of early man Â¬ and sufYerinir people taken to battalion at La Union He reports ily eight in number arc kept apart back hood and maturer years her house and treated by sur the health ol the men at that place from the sick in the hope that they Mrs Cheek of this city wife of The good and the sanitary conditions of may escape the dreadful malady ireons she herself called The appearance of the disease in Maj C T Cheek of Cheek Neal country will never forget her kind the camp perfect Co is a daughter of Gov Leslie Maj Safferans and his men that neighborhood hascreated much ness to the soldiers and this new act will still further endear her to hope to remain at La Union until uneasiness and the Tates Station He has passed the four score mile post in his journey has ascended her admirers all over the country the transpert comes to carry the public school of which several chil- Â¬ dren of Mr Sanders were pupils lifes hill and gone over its crest regiment home La Union is in the are lengthening Bro Brewer has at last conclud Â¬ very heart of the great sugar pro- Â¬ has been closed for an indefinite The shadows though he is yet hale and hearty ed the account of his experiences on ducing region of Matanzas province period vigorous in both body and mind the National Fditorial Association and the wealthy planters of that Four score years of an active use Â¬ trip to Colorado last summer vicinitv are said to be making the The Suez Canal which has been running as a stay of the soldiers more pleasant The Suez Canal extends from ful honorable Christian career is a serial in In paper the Pembroke than they expected Fort Said on theMediterrancanSea record of which his children and Review for the last six or seven to Suez on the Red Sea connecting grandchildren may well be proud in his far away home in the He closes months as follows the two bodies of water and tra- Â¬ To him The trip was the most interesting ltemire of OltitnifiiU for Ciitnrrli that verses a comparatively flatcountry ice bound regions of Montana Ken Mercury Contain we ever took and will long be re water began to How into the tuckians and Tenncsseans alike us mercury will surely destroy tbo The send greetings of a kindly remem membered on account of the pleas of smell and completely derauge canal from the Mediterranean Sea ant associations and main friends sensowhole Bystem when entering it in February 18f9 and fromthe Red brance and respect for a character the we made and in closing this the through the mucous surface Such Sea in July 186 and by the follow- Â¬ never sullied Nashville Banner last of this scries wedesiretothank articles should never be used except ing October the canal was naviga Â¬ Notice all the delegation of the llehena on prescriptions from reputable phy- ble by ocean vessels of the largest sicians as the damage they will do it I hcreb notify all persons who for the courtesies extended and tes ten fold to the good you can possibly class There is no apparent flow tify our appreciation of the good derive from them Hulls Catarrh in either direction excepting that owe me taxes for the year 1898 to feeling and good will that existed Cure manufactured by F J Cheney caused by the tidal influence from come at once and pay same and save cost If not paid 1 will be Co Toledo O contains uo mercu- the Red Sea the flood on the entire trip which adds much running in compelled to instruct my deputies ry and is taken internally acting to pleasant traveling directly upon the blood and mucous for about seven hours and the ebb to levy and sell your property to surfaces of the system In buying running out for about five hours satisfy said taxes The Election Law Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get Observations however show that March 16 189J If the election law helps the tho genuine It is taken internaliv the waters are continually running J J Barnks S C C Democratic party thatparty should and made in Toledo Ohio by F J northward into the Mediterranean have nerve enough to approve it Cheney Co Testimonials free Thrice the age of a liqrbe is lhat If the party does npt approve it jt Sold by druggists price 75c per Sea from the canal but at a very is a request to repeal ifc and it bottle HaUsfamilyPillsarethebesl slow rate of a man s t -0UBSUUPTION CHAS M MEACHAM Spring tl A YEAH IN ADVANCE Sortiethin I New JJT Is what everybody 2J is lOOKmg ior xou win iuiu uuj gn store brim full of the very latest 1 z Z Z gr purchase The constant stream of the customers we are daily hand-g- ling require a continual flow of new and seasonable goods that are sold WEW GOODS that money can at Bargain jr JZ Prices Zdbcttii jl l We buy for cash and sell for cash consequently our prices are right We call attention THIS WEEK to our READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring 750 to 1800 Tailor Made Suits Silk Shirt Waist 300 to 600 Silk and Woolen shirts 200 to 600 Wrappers all sizes and colors 50c to 12 l 2c to 250 Muslin Underwear 1 New Fabrics of every description HAVE YOU SEEN OUR CARPETS Royal Dry Goods 0 Co z Hopkinsviiie Ky Wholesale and Retail z 7MmummmmHf4 CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS UUUMIWI d iHAMPIO minim Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and Phaetons01d Hick- Â¬ ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and EnginesClover Grass and Oat Seeds Our stock of Harness and Saddles is com- Â¬ Yours to please plete 0th St Near Court IIoihh anti-imperiali- st GUS YOUNG m m Hopkinsviiie III I Grocery m Co m Ill SUCCESSORS TO J R REEVES tft Hi 111 Dealers in Everything to Eat FREE DELIVERY m jjj jjj JJJ iu irv s vi jjj J No 204 South Main Street TELEPHONE NO 11 A MODERN PARLOR shows great progress iu the manu fnctiro of fine furniture in recent Wo keep up with all the lat Â¬ yeai- est styles and artiBtic designB in fur niture for parlor library bed room diuiug room and ollice and our store iB replete with beauty in all the lat est and best designs in fine furniture or the cheaper grades to suit all tastes and purses KITCHEN 1WALLER fMVM ft v 30lSouth MainStreet Hopkin Jville Ky S niil rx t J trfifiihV J il i- 3E f VSlTv JiWriViliilii Mir ill rr afworKr MKKBtKki iJitaJ2tZi rirnrfflfiPT v 4iffgawj fHTMbfTVIWrMlfcHI Jt mi--- m n iuijn ESSiJ3k3 i fciii iiiintnaUf TMVV 1TTrJWw V5ac r jr- vn v FACTS ABOJT COAL NEW POLICEMAN LOWRY WINFREE j If its in the blood S United States Stands Second In Dave Tlyers Elected to Wear a Wedding to Take Place at Grace Uniform Church the List of Producers The Council had a meeting Fri Mrs Esther Faxon Winfree will day night to transact deferred bus- Â¬ be married to morrow afternoon to iness The only matter of impor- Mr Lowry of Helena Ark The tance disposed of was the election of wedding will occur at Grace Epis Â¬ David F Myers as a member of the copal church and the bride and police force to fill a acancy groom will take their departure at once for their western home Whats the Use to pay 5 For Shoes when you can get a shoe with all the style wear and fit at M0AY0NS for S LOO Our line of of Mens 2 250 3 00 and 400 shoes have no equal J Since 1870 the coal product of the United States has increased nine times and the exports of coal have V increased sixteen times Then we supplied 17 per cent of the worlds fuel now we supply 25 per cent Great Britain still stands at the head of the coal producers with an average of 185000000 tons The United States is second with an will take it out average of 132000000 and France 27000 tons Both the area and the quantity of Other kinds may coal production has increased in but probably will not the United States In 1870 coal was mined in only 20 states while in 1897 it was mined in thirty two in 1870 Pennsylvania was the only state producing anthracite Now we get it from Rhode Island Vir Â¬ ginia Colorado and New Mexico al- Â¬ so The most rapid increase has HOLLOW BRACKEN been in the south In 1870 Alaba Â¬ ma mined but 11000 tons of coal in Tlr Diltzs New NovelSoon to be 1897 526i000 tons Kentucky jbmped from 150000 tons to 3216 Issued Auers eJ Sarsapanlla PUZZLE PARTIES r at are cfcnt luncheon by giving each guest a folded sheet of paper to which was attached a tiny pencil With in the paper was typewritten Un der the head of Sewing Intrica cies 20 words or rather 20 combi nations of letters which each guesi was to anagramatize into 20 words representing 20 articles used in A novelty was introduced Poultry Express Charges A coop made of wood and firm on slats solid lined inside by tacking canvas containing five birds OUR PRICES CANT BE BEAT We have just opened our line of Ladies Custom Made Shoes and Slippers for spring of the latest design and nobbiest effect in Blacks Tans and Vici Kids at S125 150 200 and 250 a pair Our line of Ladies sewing There were as many prizes as there were tables SEWING INTKlCACIKs OOOlon s VTennesseefromTl33000 Witts 2 Yreem 3 Sopho 1 I 2 3 4 Tw ist Emery Hoops We have looked into this case carefully and therefore give this H advice intelligently and find that the companies instructions to their New Books in 1898 employees are so general that any cranky express hand who bills or In 189S there was 4880 books pubreceives the goods can charge lished in the United States 7516 in double rates if cloth is used m the Englandandl4781in France This construction of the coop even to the was forty two less in the United The quality will surprise you at the following prices lining of the same to keep out frost States that in 1897 410 less in Great or to pre ent them from putting Britain arfd 982 more in France 6 their heads out as in this instance These total include new edition and 1 2c 2c 2 and 2 2c the cloth only served for such pur- Â¬ reprints of old books as well as new pose and there is no show for cor Â¬ ones In the United States the to- Â¬ TIIKEK IUZZLK recting the same so long as the tal has not been so low since 1894 when it fell to 4484 In England 1 What is the social jree Pear cloth is there to sustain the the total was greater than in any 2 The dancing tree Hop vine charges P S It is due to the Express 3 The tree that is nearest the year before except 1896 and 1897 WATTERSONS HISTORY Company to state that on returninjr sea Beech tree The reprints in the United States the above mentioned coop to the ex numbered 931 mostly novels of 4 The dandiest tree Spruce Of the Late War With Spain a the remainder 2908 were written 5 The kissable tree Tulip press office and showing that the Great Work cloth inside did not enter into the tree by American authors and 834 by The tree where ships may be construction of the coop but was Englishmen ane other foreigners Mr W H Brizendine of Green- Â¬ and printed nn this side 1144 fore- Â¬ placed inside by tacks to protect Bay leaf ville Ky is in the city selling ign ooks were printed on the the birds from cold that i25 was What is the tell tale tree other Wattersous History of the war side and brought over here in returned to the consignee All are Peach with Spain not as fortunate hence to be sure S The traitors tree Judas sheets Although the book was first is make the coop entirely of wood There was no especially success- 9 The treethat is warmly clad sued the middle of December it has ful book published in America in Fanciers Gazette II tree Fir 11 already reached a fourth edition 1898 All of the leading books of 10 The languishing tree Pine BARRED and is being sold by the tens of year came from England Our En- 11 Thechronologiststree Date EMPEROR WILLIAMS EALli PLYMOUTH thousands It may not be improper glish cousins are still far in advance 12 The tree that makes one sad flohenzollem Adopts One of the Discard ROCKS or inappropriate to reprint some of of us in the art of authorship Near- Â¬ Weeping willow ed French Emblems opinions of the press and people ly two thirds of the books published 13 What is the emulous tree the PEKIN DUCKS Clover seed Ked Top Or Â¬ The French tiling awa the im- Â¬ few of these are heretofore ap in A chard Grass Seed Pota- Â¬ Ivy the United States were novels Eggs per 15 perial eagle in 1S70 Emporoi Wil- Â¬ pended 14 The industrious tree Spin- liam seems to have taken up tins In France the proportion was very toes and all kinds of Gar Â¬ I have read Mr Wattersons ad- Â¬ SATISFACTION dle much higher reaching nearly 50 Inn of prey at any rate for a dec Â¬ mirable history of the Spanish GUARANTEED den Seed Stock Peas in oration of the HohiiiKoUern Piof American War and what has sur per cent of the whole and they Joe Otts Farce me more than its general were cheap editions Caliindrelli the Pari- - correspondent with paper Rodman Y Meacham large lotb at our big Mar- Â¬ Ii a Joe Ott in his latest farce come for the Txmdou News sa illness and accuracy of statement covers exe Â¬ HOPK1SSMLLE ht is its freedom from partisan bias ket House Ye will sell dy Looking for Trouble will be cuted for him a gigantic pieatl oagle Hon and its perfect fairness Origin of Uncle Sam The bud holds seen at the Vendome next Thurs in repousse brast cheaper than any house in John D Long Secretary of the as ap- Â¬ daj matinee and evening says the foikctl lightning in its talon and The term Uncle Sam Navy measure eight aid nine inches at the city Staple and Fancy plied to the United States governor Nashville American the wing tips it will be peuhed on Henry Watterson must be accord- - originated during the war of 1812 A new enterprise a strictly first Groceries Camille Martin who is down on at great bar- ed the honor of having written the when a provision contractor named the programme for a prominent part h console- projecting from the plow class complete and exclusive seed gams of the emperors acht The Woman best genuine history of the Spanish a SrizciAtTr was a eacle was raised from the diad bv store Mail Ordehs War that has yet appeared It is a Elbert Anderson of Troy N Y in Looking for Trouble KINDS OF PLANTS ALL complete well digested history marked his packages with the let- Â¬ few years ago a prominent amateuer Napoleon when he thought of add Â¬ IN SEASON ana ongnc visionea por Â¬ ters U S meaning of course in Nashville and will be remember ing the kingdom of Italy to the grapnic trayal of the events of the war Call or seud one emit stamp for de E B the United States They were ed as the Mrs A Y Stevens wife French tepublic Tt figured but al Chicago Record WholfHiile in lie plural in his addieuos scriptive catalog and price list Terms grocers chiefly put up by a man named of the former manager of the Nich Â¬ wa uud KelHll Office aud sales room at to his soldiers on the oe of battle or strictly cash v iiuerbuii uiuv uc given i Armstrongs furniture store Slth St uic Samuel Wilson who was familiarly olson House She has been on the iriO nrii sdit of having written the most known in the neighboahood as Un- Â¬ stage about four years and her on the morrow of victory The eagles Llili U 15ULMF1ELD SPECIAL LOCALS that is to say he Ficneh standards concise yet comprehensive history cle Sam Hopkiusville Ky and the Troy soldiers personality and charm of voice have were represented as thing ocr Fu to this time of the war preduced started the yarn that the letters made her phenominally successful ropi Tn ISlo the eagle Good Whiskey ih both doctor aud The Rocky Mountain News ciad to be U S were his trade mark The The lady above referred to was the heraldic bird in Fiance Louis tonic Better looking than many Mr Brizendine is the agent for doctors better tasting than all medi- Â¬ story spread from camp to camp Miss Cammie Martin who was born Philippe adopted the ioek for the Southern Kentucky and will give Ollli u u or llnnk of HopkliiftVUIr cines For geueial family use uoth and after the war was brought and reared in this city national emblem the people here an opportunity to iug equals whiskey and H All PER Tn IS he eagUs were ieied l returning troops lirSinnNCK Mcllierxim IMiue Whiskey is pre eminently the family ciirr this valuable work at S250 home by thethe newspapers tookun-it The I O O F Loui- - Napoleon lo ho massaerul oil til finally whiskey Sold by W R Long U co py i J Telephone Concerning the Schuberts which September 4 and the two or tlnee fol Â¬ t- No 101 up and the letters U S were Hopkinsville Ky DWELLING DESTROYED every Â¬ appear here on March 27 Grafton lowing days T was present at some uncle bam translated New Insurance Firm W Va Lodge No 31 I O O F nuiacres of enslp at the Tuileries where About Kissing and the Elysee mns ncio took The undersigned have secured the Eadi The term John Bull as applied says I Thought to Have Been of In place o the accompaniment of fen id Some men may kisses like to take ageucy of first class fire insurance Every number presented was a oratory and imprecations to England is first found in a politi- Â¬ cendiary Orjgin The ea Â¬ In public by the score companies and are prepared to write cal satire entitled The History of gem and the performers were ap gles then were dps ales oisoauv do Hut I prefer one roguish miss auyoue desired The Beuior mem Â¬ to the echo The entire en- proie It was attributed to plauded and the mbol of defeat The dwelling of Mr Thomas John Bull Hehind the parlor door ber of the firm has had large experto the good The heraldic cockcame in again but tertainment appeared Walker of Kelly was destroyed by Dean Swift aud is published in taste of the large and appreciated has been Its sweeter and its dearer too ience as au underwriter and any irregularly used Tt is 0 fire Sunday night All of the con- Â¬ some of the editions of his writings audience and was a success in ev Â¬ Gallic origin G businesa entrusted to us will be care- Â¬ Its memory will remain alius was a cock tents were also consumed Mr whose crowing kept the neighbor- Â¬ And many a time and oftyoull wish fully attended to The patronage of ery particular Tne Potato Crop and Mrs Walker who had only the insuring public is earnestly To try it oer again hood awake The- cock was a good J F Bukdktte X G W P WINFREE solicited The potato crop of the United been married a few weeks were So let it bebehind the door emblem of hat Louis XIV and Na Â¬ C M Roacu R Sec W P WINFREE Jr away from home and there had States last year amounted to 164 poleonic policy which would not suf Â¬ sweet and coy With maiden fer any neighbor to bo equal with For the stolen kissisthebebtof all been no fire in the building since 015964 bushels valued at 89643 Mules for Sale Victim of Consumption the morning before It was evi- Â¬ 000 This is an average yield of Car load of fine mules at Laynes France nor to approach her in great- Â¬ Its bliss without alloy ness Thcro was n deal of the game Dicy Hickman a colored woman dently the workof an incendiary 647 bushels per acre and estimat- Â¬ stable for sale cock in the spirit of French chivalry Prof Edmund Harrisou and wife aged 25 years died on the farm of The hm is totalt as Mr Walker ing the population of the country at of the returned yesterday from a visit of Mr Jesse Giles near Howell Fri rf man pjoposes to a girl and the military instincts had no insurance either on building- 70000000 it gives us 2 2 7 bushels wrench nobility day of consumption his words have a double meaning several days to Dawson 5 or contents- - 1 h each It is easy to believe the announcement of the publishers that Hollow Bracken a new story by Hanson Penn Diltz of Hopkinsville Ky is a novel that will in no small de- Â¬ gree puzzle the critics blending- as it does the charm and elegance of diction of Ouida and Augusta Evans Wilson with the wonderful construction of plot that character ized the romances of a past generat- Â¬ We are told that the hero- Â¬ ion ines life is overshadowed by a mysterious past while the hero is the scion of a noble but fated race who possesses those Lara like charms so winning with women He takes her to a magnificent old l3ie about which hangs an air Abloom and secrecy that renders it the typical haunted house an im- Â¬ pression to which a maniac inmate and an unbidden guest whose coming is shrouded in mystery add special features of interest There are also a gypsy foster Vniother a ban of blood and a Alto- pair of arch conspirators Hollow Hracken bids lair ysjjier tobe very interesting reading It will be published by the G W i Dillingham Company New York v Ttonner Journal to25007000tous andVi rginia from 62000 to 1365000 tons The total product ofjcoal in the United States in 1870 was32863 690 tons of which 15564275 was was anthracite The exports of coal from the United States in 1870 amounted to 227918 tons of which 121098 was anthracite In 1898 the total reached 4008996 of which 1326582 was anthracite QAs the volume ofjthe product in creased the price went down In 1870 the average price per ton for anthracite at Philadelphia was 439 in 1898 it was 350 In 1870 the average pri e of bituminous coal at Baltimore was 472 a ton in 1898 it was i 160 Chicago Re- Â¬ cord 4 Liks Holct Silk Cloth 5 6 7 Steemupareas Crossis 5 6 7 8 9 Tape measure Scissors Listtote 14 Denlese 15 Yankfrowc 16 17 8 9 10 11 12 13 Bekkawstor Amy Noutbt Milbeth Workbisket Yarn Button Thimble Id 11 12 13 14 Baldgirl Ann Darning ball Stiletto -- Needles 15 16 17 Hadret Weexbas Fancy work Thread Beeswax Glove Cotton 18 LaenderroglS 19 19 Noctoc 20 Sinn 20 darner Pins weighing only forty seven pounds and billed from the place of shipment with 125 charges was received in Indianapolis its destina nntion After its arrival the agent at Indianapolis doubled the rate and collected 250 expresscharges On inquiry at the office of the ex- Â¬ press company we were informed that the canvas in the coop caused the doubling of the rate and they gave us a copy of their instruction from the company viz If cloth covering is used will be double merchandise Use rate nothing but wood in your coop This is a distinction without a difference but as long as cloth gives them an excuse for doublinjr the rate although it does nothing towards strengthening or support ing the coop itself still they take advantage of it Hence it is well for those who ship birds from one point to another to make their coops wholly of wood and thus secure one or merchandise rate otherw ise the chances are that the consignee will be compelled to pa double Shoes and Oxford Ties is complete Every pair warranted lo give satisfaction ASK TO SEE THEM Moayons BIG STORE To puzzle competition and make friends of the farmers rate In arranging them it must be re Â¬ membered that the answers are not to be typed The hostess or a friend appointed to the task keeps them for comparison when the pa Â¬ pers are all hdnded in At another luncheon the Tree Puzzle was given us This seemed far more troublesome than the two just mentioned for although the names of the trees and ines are perfectly familiar ones still there were a few that puzzled not a little 9 S m We arc Ofleriug Tobacco Canvas Away Under Value S l 14c l Seeing will fully convince you that we are 25 per cent lower than any other house 1 LAYDEN i and 1 CLARK CO 1 DK F JPTIIOIMVS 1 iJ v j lfoaiBflgVfr33 a SwirrfV k 4 ae us go down to VL i m lMfiitiiMtntbiuniitiftiiinitnimmQimMHiiitimiiiiiiiHhi ASTORIA For Infants and Children tJ B j- The Kind You Have similating IheToodandRcguta lirig thcStomachs andBowels of cWflcbhleftcDarauaror As Always Bought Bears the Signature of yhfyp J1 fc food supply for the family TYCSSMdEestContafns neither ville There are several breedsof Buffs points r Thrice the age of a deer is that of QpiumMorpWne nor IfincraL say Xes and tnat question cad Viz the Buff Plymouth Rock Buff an eagle s Tsot te answered by its home consump- Â¬ Cochin Buff Wyandotte but none tion CONSUMPTION CURED can compare with the Buff Leghorn Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any Connections ar Inade at Guthrie and Its home consumption or its our fpeeftMJk SXMVUEmma case of consumption i taken In time ConNashville for nil pointa general purpose fowl sumption starts trim a slight cough or cold worth for market it all results as jets its start and If North East South and Â¬ This Is where consumption Then again commission mer- Ton will use Dr West a food supply Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam JbtfulUSJtt-libmSctvou will chants want yellow skinned fowls hthroat cure the eouirli heal the lu tiers and In Pullman Palace Cars First We say it is the hardiest They find aud avoid the most dreaded of all di them in the Buff Leg- Â¬ seases cousumotion ueiav in attending to a of all known breeds The death mar cost you your life Large size EMIGRANTS sllirht couch eugar rate in the adult stock is less than horn They are a general purpose bottles s lrice 25c and 0c For sale by vi tvrwi his road will receive special low rates fowl for the reason that on good Anderson Fowler any other AT Alt See agents of this company for rates Apcrfect Jlemcdy for Constipa Â¬ Second It produces the largest range they will pick up a greater part of their living They are the Thrice the age of an eagle is that routes CaP or write to P T A tion Sour StomachDiairhoea Atmobe G number of pounds of meat for the Worms ConvulsionsFcverish most active foragers known From of an oak tree Louisville food consumed first as a broiler at ncss and Loss OF SLEEP the time they leave the shell they Tetter Snlt iUieuin unl Kczemn two months old when they will grow rapidly are very hardy TacSlnute Signature ot The intense itching nud smarting weigh four pounds to the pair It Tub Alamo strong active healthy mature ear Â¬ incident to these diseases is instantly is a plump fat specimen from its ly and are in most cases free from allayed by applying Chamberlains NEW YOHK very birth to this age giving us a diseases Eye and Skin Ointment Mauyivery weight at eight weeks that the During moulting when other bad cases have been permanently American class must have twehe breeds succumb to the strain on the cured by it It is equally efficient weeks to becure At six and a half system by losing their feathers and for itching piles and a favorite rem to eight months it gives the largest EXACT COPY OF WRAPPEH on a new coat they take on edy for sore nipples chapped hands number of pounds for food con putting their new plumage quickly and chilblnius frost bites and chronic sore THE CCNTAUR COMPANY NtWVOKK CITY sumed show little signs of debility The eyes 35cte per box Third It is the only breed cocks are very proud making- love St Louis San Francisco RR where the males kept in celibacy to the hens when three months old Dr Carts Condition Powders are remain in a condition to roast tenTHROUGH CAR ROUTE One fancier says when size of just what a horse needs when in bad DETWEEN der and juicy up to its twelfth Tonic blood purifier aud making it about the only chicks and chickens and egg pro- Â¬ condition month ST LQUISThey are not food but and be fed through the duction are taken into considera- vermifuge breed that can SPRINGFIELD winter months with profit thus en tion the Buff Leghorn surpasses medicine aud the best in use to put What else could a horse in prime condition Price 25 PITTSBURG JOPLIN to kill and market as any other breed abling one combine to make a general purpose cents per package For sale by R C WICHITA heavy roasters at such times as the Hard wick druggist EUREKA SPRINGS market is firm It commences to fowl than this FT SMITH PARIS Thev are fit for a king The fowl lay at an average of six and a half The work of a hackwriter is often DALLAS months old It lays l 12ths of its for thefarmcr the fowl for the busi truck SAN ANTONIO eggs in the five coldest months in ness man and a fowl for every one HOUSTON jSl this is found in the true Buff O 31 jC the year Its egg are the largest GALVESTON lnB Knfl 0U Haifl Always BOUghf Bears the A of all breeds weighing the most Leghorn our general purpose fowl Solid Vstibuld Trains with Pullman Sleepers Arthur Thomas in American Hsrvey Dining Halls and Reclining Chair Csrs giving a larger weight of eggs per Maps time tables and full information fdrnjhe i Fancier capita 24 15 16ths lbs in large upon application to A lot of girls marry sunplv be- flocks while individual specimens CEO T IICHOLSOI aELTULE W cause other girls marry Tiav Passr Agent Genl Paisi AgemrT IN reach 37 ounces per dozen AVe COLLEGEQIRLSARECRIPPLES ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO can show scores of pullets that Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam have been hatched from such Nearly all In Attendance Were - IujKitian can prescribe ur uttos Spruce uciuiuiuiiMon tue pacKatre Their record in flocks vary from 155 I P1r ea JrCMIU l1 a darv Very Pleasant to Vacinated on The Lees cry for it Laree size bottles to 195 an average of three parties rice ic ana 0c For a Beautiful Comniexion tiro n flocks of 25 35 and 75 birds in the Liver Powder There are 123 young ladies from Carlstedts Gormanby flocks being 160 ll 15ths 161 and For sale ibSi Individual specimens have various parts of the West in atten- Ander ou it Fowler produced 192 195 225 and one we dance at Omahas aristocratic sem Precious beyond price are good have sworn to under oath at 318 inary for young women Brownell eggs in 333 days which was the Hall and 115 of the students are at resolutions full record for her Then we say present walking on crutches In LUMBER LIME ANR CEMENT I have been afflicted with rhounia one woman has produced 22 chick ract ior tne present tne seminary tisin for fourteen years ami nothing ens to 53 10 16ths lbs in 01 days is a walking hospital and two beemed to give tne nuy rilief I was and the same flock at 100 days old wagon loads of crutches have been able to be around all the time but to weigh 107 lbs thus doubling sent there within the past few days couetaiitly Huffeiing I hud iru d ev I Give us a call when you need anything in our line lietr of mid their weight in 39 days They have The trouble is the result of an ex Â¬ erytlimg tocould Chamberlains at last was told try Paiu 107 and 110 periment the young ladies indulged records of 92 105 Balm which I did and wis iinmedi S --M K eggs when one year old Four pens in which reference to being vacci- Â¬ ately relieved ami in a short time iBOaasB cooped for nated After long deliberation cuiel 1 Mil happy tt ny that it has breeding purposes March 1st 1898 in fie months they selected the right leg and are not nice tetiiruiil - Josu Edoar GeriiHiiUmn CM For sale by R laid an average of 105 eggs per for the time being cripples HOPKINSVILLE KY C Hardwiok at aW Hal laUUllHaamaflT sPM iTiiTH capita These eggs being 25 per The Biggest Hog Men ire respectable only as they cent heavier than most breeds BaMB mXiTsfC ttfcgHHjBBBMSBHHBvAjrfftEfcjMJBPeBCiw flBtMtHMfflBHHSBSBBBiBJBBBB H respect Lhnerson egg makes them just that much The largest hog eer raised was more A aluable as the Mistaining recently slaughtered in New York UKWmy UA Mil E CRAWlOItD fiVv E Edwards pastor of the The myilll Vs W Manager food for the family The animal was a Jersey Red boar English Bapti t Church at Miners jafcaUaBUU9HILHaMHfr The farmer then to get the very two and one half years old weigh Â¬ ville Pa when buffering with rheum Do kinds of and most out of the breed for purely ing alive 1609 pounds and dress- Â¬ atism was advised to try ChamA kitchen uses must treat them as he ing 1336 pounds The National berliius Pain Balm He siys - - Dys - -few applications of this liniment zmumwmmsmmm mDniifiiiWFlMvS3 does his crops hatch his chickens Provisioner has the following to proved of great service to mo I sub i tnd Solicit Your r iiuuL vru early kill lhe males at eight weeks say of the prodigy This huge dued the luiltmmatiun and relieved itsnau LED IRJmTJ 111 nwf ftpiTcv 5 1 7JLUUjMl TSAIHSDAILY jj Wagon will call for and deliver your v l old as broilers or when six to eight swine measured over nine feet from the pain Should any bufferer profit NASHVILLE by giving Paiu Balm a trial it will Miiiunuw to a ay part of the city Agents wanted t months old to secure the best re Â¬ the tip end of its nose to end of its Forale by RC Hard T ClliCADO tributary points Diccounts liberal Ad- sults for meat for the grain he feeds tail It measures two and one half please me wick fPJcFFRIE5GPA DntllLLnANOA dress all communications and the care he expends upon them feet across the loins two and one CVANSVILLEIND llA5HVLLETt force the females to lay till they are half feet across the hams and six Fxcelsior Steam Laundry Co Valuable beyond price are rood NCOIirORAIED 16 to 18 months of age to the tirjadfeet in girth This makes the hog feelings II R Ilawles HOPKINSVILLE KV yiSVl LLR ST LOUIS ft TEX they cease to lay at moulting and three feet through It is split at AS RAILWAY js The Kind aa x 9l then turn them off as poultry never the shoulder and to look into the No 63 No You Have Always Bought west uouKi Dally Da keeping old and young in the same great carcass is like looking into Beara the flocks the crevice of a cavern The car a so pin 7 46 am jv Louisville nous nlili 00 unUwe will sciiUjuutlils Cut this ad out a d West Point 7 2epm 8 40 am KKWIJlritOtUAHIfctl ItMllUli OIHilNljy flllKllt tO II lulijrrt If in what I have said I have not cass spreads across the prospective a aneia Brandenbitig ie It lit your nearest freight depotanu lattinlnallaa 765pm 814am us lei e euted eiual to organs that retail at If you llud It txa Irvington 820pm 8 40am The wiseman is a fool if he doesnt pro lu them to be the best general of the store like a Titantic statue of an ejouoversawamliarbetterthuri TSOOIolliMiuo tncf ratStephensporJ 8 68 p ra 10 18 a m orffansadvettleiity paythairelKhtugentour ati at more nioo Cloyerport 8 18 p in 10 88 a m sad frelaM thirsts sBMlsl 90 UjsolTr price t 171 los the tl or iJS purpose fowl I know of no other ar Â¬ Porlf personihed It also looks like listen to a womans proffered coun- Â¬ Hawesvllle 8 44pm 1105 m 3175 IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE Lewlsport 10 08 pm 1128 tm guments that will all of winch facts the body of the greathog embalmed sel fJl IV VUKt Owensboro 10 48pm IS 07pm ed by others Such an oiler was never made before I K Felch and reposing in its gigantic majes Â¬ can be substantiated I13 PQ 13M pa Pot5v1110 one of the not datable aaiiwtetFiltoaelln nilCCll Kr Henderson Tlir Aunrll UUCLII trunienicrinaile l ruuuhe Illustration my bT4 11 66 p m 1 IB p n Wabballa N D Mar IB 18U8 IMC inlir 4ffflisQV ty From hip bone to toe it meas Â¬ in Am Fancier v H V1OTA engraven Ulrei t I nil a jhotoiraph you can form For loss of appetite general de jayi shown which No bl Mo 61 aoras Idea or iitiwauiuui afiiraranrr rAOCJe Trom OMU KAsT DHUND ures 3yi feet and about the same bility and convalescence alter any ill Dally Dally tiv Henderson vUandornamintcdlat08t I899style lMKAn0lrrMs 2 65 pm 70a m 816pm UIIIU IS TIIK lirST CENUKAI PUK from the crest of the shoulder blade neHH there is nothing so beiieficial as efeetolncoeshiffh 48 Indies lonij itilm lies wido and weighs SpotUvllle 7 43 am 3W pound contains u on sir u aiupiasit uows inspaOB Owensboro 8 27am 8 56pm to the bottom of the foot The great Dr J H McLeans Strengthening POSE FOWL Trlatlpal Uulclaaa Jltlmlla lmt Utnionl flats Coaplrr Lewlsport 9 07am 4 32 p in Tretja Coupler Dlbpsion rurle PrlDtlpalrorlr lad Vox Hum Cordial Hawesvllle jowls extend nearly two feet J03ing and Blood Purilier I am en S Octal touplr r triod Organ bwrll 4 ht a Tbb hnll 880am 4 63 rift The Buff Leghorn is the best fat Oloverport vigorous health from its use OrthtstralToaeJ lltoattury 1lpe Julll j Krrdt IM ot 37 Pur l 8 67am 6i7n brt vt 8 llunulnglj Ilrllllaal lrlitr SiwtetMslodla llrrdi From between the ears to Stephensport 1018 am S35d general purpose fowl known to fan across n LMI Mi E ASiiarpe Itldl ISft or St iiirajimowMoauin iiipsun uttai i st or II isrr Irvington 11 00 a m fi 10 n jtml t rislof Bft SlodlouIrlntlinl iitfdi iiit5 WtPWmmiJSig rHH ML For sale by C K Wyly Brandenburg 11 28 a m 6 89 pV ciers to day and is rapidly coming the tail is over seven feet The Ction ruutlM the West Point 12 03 pm 7iupm mkPUu UUtCHInstruments aloortttteil celebrated I uhgN itfflVtf WOKmi f elIltd whlnareonly used IW1 Ar Louisville into prominence becoming an all tail itself is the smallest thing in IbBbbU irrade iii lu lOCpm 8 00pm the Wchest lthIlsiBi People are rendered sociable by noBdCaupltrsandToilluaisaa also best Holse felts leathers j It is a mere IB B purpose fowl for the average farm Â¬ the big proportions tr bellows of the best rubber cloth 3 nit Mallows ttwlt I1 assVHl their inability to endure solitude Bill Pi VK and finest leather In ralres THE ACME QUEEN Is For farther information address er as well as the ideal fancier It is point in the air The face of the Schopenhauer finished wlthalOxHbetelcd plateFiejich inlirur nickel H C Mobpub A G P A framesandevery inodernlmpnement Ill flatedpodal E a handsomo organ stool andtba bestorgaa or Louisville Ky a fowl for eggs a fowl for show a hog is also small for the size of the in Instruction book published WL Mills fowl for meat Owensboro Kv People say Hoods Sarsaparilla What else could an animal It is only sixteen inches CUARANTEEP25 YEARS rm gurtn Orrawo Issue a written blDdllifJ5 year long The hams are monsters in cures when all other preparations fail ideal fancier wish or possess guarantee by the terms and conditions of which Kany to do any good parb kiresouittv repair is iree oi cnarKe iriian If you want a fowl for utility as size and the vast stretoh of pork in in giving it a fairaud you run no risk saaaiaanuwewiiiretuna your money ii you are not trial perrectiy satisneti suoartarse sifsas win it sola at W well as fancy choose the Buff Leg- Â¬ the long waist is borne just above 917 vracr aisacr sioa sariay OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED 17 The distribution of knowledge horn for fancy is utility and the ground by four comparatively PViiaBfaatisTpgflpBSaTt ARTISTS TONSORIAL noiaeaitwituusasic your nelfrhbor about us write JafciigngjjMajy the publisher of this paper orMetronolltan National they go hand in hand together small feet The usual porker is a underlies all social reforms Ward ZUtTS BanK National Bant ot the Republic or Bank of CommarceCMcago or Oerman ytfHr u7 uuvauui pirniuiuiu7iiiniuifo n asT a casual iattrlOOMM Xxehaasra Bank New Yc Both are prominent in the fanciers mere pigmy by its side Thj big The more a man has in himself WBST StVENTK STREET ELB B01LWMO est bjslncss blocks tn Chicago and tuipluy over iWptopfa In our own bulldlai 7 Wisltl entire ons or f b tac OMUKll ataaara api aiKu vTcrTTninc in musical loxtramaara at luwttt hfliuu prkss Writ vi eye Quality makes prices and gest hog heretofore grown weighed ttye ilesff others can be to himVXOn far fr scccUlontaa piano actd musical inrtru mellt ratlnffuft add rata CIntoyel8and evefrtWgiliw LJ MARMROEIUCK CO Inct Fulton DHplainwtntf Warms Star j l2ff pounds dead a- iy VrHayjirwxwwwwwMn TIG H Vv C i J EromotesIcQonChcctfuI Nowi let the sole merits of our general purpose fowl THB GBEAT is winter eggs you must feed good digestion sound sleep a Which is the Best General Pur- - First for eggs if you must obtain them fine appetite and a ripe old age Through mink Line pose Fowl The Buff Leghorns are layers of are some of the results of the use iw lotivaaa large white eggs In the New York Liver Pills A single CiricihnatiL5xingtonLouis- market one is able to get five cents of Tutts THE LIGHT BRAHMA for his dose will convince you of thei vdle Evansville St Louis Those who have been associa- Â¬ above market ouotations eggs because they are large white wonderful effects and virf An1 tbeoltlosof ted with the breed and have learn- Â¬ Nasnille Memphis MOiiIt sufficient to care eggs laid by Buff Leghorns They ed of its character very desirable breed gomery Mooile an New for them and give them the condi- Â¬ are a The objections to the other vane- - An absolute cure for sick head which they will do their tions under Orleirs pul- Â¬ ache dyspepsia malaria sour best need not another word to ties of Leghorns are that the WITHOUT complete this essay and answer the lets eggs are too small and the stomach dizziness constipation cockerels are harder to fatten AelU BsUQVVslHtnalCiV question above liver purpose fowl Do while with the Buffs it is vice versa bilious fever piles torpid Best general Pullman To1ace Gars we not mean that fowl that fills to a Their eggs are great for fertility and all kindred diseases the demands for some often hatching 100 per cent greater degree all PiJSs for Atlanta Savanah family uses and gives us the greater I have never hid any to hatch be ESSAY A CLEAR HEAD 1 11 A Known Fact T3 OHANHr Narcotic A- AW We low seventy five Tutts Liver Macon Jackson- Â¬ and in Florida SAW The SrSySTS Kind You Have Always Bought TO VWvyw Mat i fAG6 RICHARD BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS f TO a VJ G Building Materials I -- Of All Kinds DA RICHARDS akl Ik Lf JuHbiR I Excelsior all Steam Laundry Laundry work Patronage ME t SEND US OME DOLLAR tM t- D aa a To a J2iK 1 1 1 1 1 1 KBaaaaaPIP HH f b 111 S3 mmmWMmM L W GRAY t i W rui grjjceepeMJLneff y jsssflR9HWl weisrwv V I -f c4 11 CHURCH UHC i- fat A1 S Hrl tli ii EsiS3BI 5i4lpfc82i r HILL HISIVIFHADWED AGAIN MANY News and Gossip From South Sailor James Whitford Is a Mlern Enoch Arden peoplehave badblood is becnuse their Christian Hill March lCmttlie Stranger wonders what has be f come of your correspondent Ive 4s uuuner moveumarrieu hui nuci been misplaced am quite sure it I had married I would not have been -- v jpfeplaced but lost My cause for I Xrficence Ill explain My ink was I ftcn my pen inferior and I a mere block of ice sitting in the corner but thanks to Omnipotence the zephyrs of March are at last mov ing me around TheStranger wants twenty live thousand ducks to eat the mud in thcfchurch Hill vicinity We wish none of our rich soil consumed in such an unprofitable manner You just hold your horses for a few weeks then drive around Church Hill For I am confident after Mr Ned Jones of Rich hauls a few more loads of furniture and bar- Â¬ rels of dishes and dining room equipments the roads will be so smooth you can drive on in perfect ease Mr Jas Adams Sr made a fly ing trip to Clarksville Tuesday on business Mrs R Henry Boyd and little on Harry spent Wednesday in your city shopping I am pleased to know the Misses Jones and visitor of South Ken- Â¬ tucky College and Miss Margaret Boyd of Bethel College will spend Saturday aud Sunday at home Mr W A Foard and family are cozily domiciled at their lately pur Â¬ chased farm uear Church Hill The physician was called to see Mrs John R Foard recently Hss Barbara Adcocks music b Chltrch Here is Enoch Arden brought up to date Mrs Annie Wein Woods married James E Whitford of New Haven Conn in 1893 Within a few months he enlisted in the navy and sailed for China and Japan He was discharged from the service in 1898 He returned to that city and learned that his bride was the wife of Frederick L Wood3 and that they had three boys Whitford was granted a divorce employed is The husband and Woods works as a brakeman for the same road The two men frequently meet in the yards 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 u tn Ka TO VIA rtr CALIFORNIA NEW ORLEANS connection with the Southern Pacific urjn11 icieons a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder Thousands use it Your in the spring especially druggist has it Only ioo a DRJH MCLEAN MEDICINE CO BT LOUIS MO Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Oar Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on 1 O R R fast Kew Orleans Limited tram EVERY TKURSOAY or Los Angeles and San Francisco without change The Limited also connects at New Orleans dally with Express Train for the Pa clflo Coast and nn Tuesdarsiand Saturdays after January 4 1893J with the A rjrVMivti full line of Binders Mowers Hay Rakes orn Har 3iv L7- zrzzAvrTwimwmZHSiii0M m sBaaEsSJWEw ic4ii-i ni lit vesters Huskers Shredders Twine and Repairs FOR SALE BY SunstetLimited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special through service to San Francisco Particulars of Agents of the I O R R and connecting lines S G Hatch Dlv Pass Agent Cincinnati Jno A Scott Dlv Pass Agent Memphis EL C BALLARD Or P O HOPKINSVILLE KY Another Base Slander The manager of a lite inBuranse company had the floor Life insurance companies he was aaying are as particular about the people they already have on their lists as they ore about getting them on in the beginning They are rich of course but they are more anxious to take in a man who will die disease within the first year or two than they are to take in a perfectly h aUhy man and have him hazard his life by taking personal risks in dangerous pursuits or travel in unhealthy countries I remember a iunny Instance that occurred odco while I was livingjn One of our S10C00 New England mou had a way of calliug a man a liar in the most careless and indis Â¬ criminate manner and with only the bottle THE For sale by C K Wily Druggist A Physician Can Prescribe 4 Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Formula on each package To Our Friends Another season of feed time is fast approaching and the wise and prudent fHrmer will apain use the old aud favorably known JONES BRANDS or BONE ani ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS that have for many years done their full duty when applied to both Spring I G and Fall crops The uso of commercial Fertilizers is almost universal and the experience of many years has proven conclusively that ANIMAL MAT- Â¬ TER FERTILIZERS are the most complete plaut food known aud 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 Â¬ SRSBKSSSSRSSOR 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 TIME TABLE 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¬ 4L where they are extenSo 331 No 3 10 tation in all parts of Ohio Indiana and Keutuckv No 802 dally datly dly an sively used We respectfully urge you to give the celebrated Joues FerLv Hopkinsville 5 a ni 2 50 p in 15 pm Ar Prlnceton 605 a m ii M p in CIS pm tilizing Cos goods a trial on both Spring and Full crops aud we know satS Ar Pa du call ii m 0 S 0 p m isfactory results aud future oiders will certainly follow HTIansonGPA WJKellondAGP Chicago Louisville A SEASON OF 1899 Jill CO 10 RAILY Effective Dec 98 1 CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY cfi j Price 25 For sale by Anderson ArEvansvllle at Louisville Train Train 311 Ar Henderson 10 05 a m T10p m 10 M u m 7 C5 p m A Office S WHITE Agent HOPKINSVILLE Va Street- KY 915pra lth Hranhaiu it Sheets fronting K A Lnncs llcry stable One day merest or no provocation office and casually he was in our mentioned the fact that he wbb going to make a trip to Ken 50c Fowler dally ac ar at Hopkinsville 030 am SD1 dally ac ar at HopklnfVllleKJOpro 333 daily ac ar at Hopkinsville 8 05 p m Tralr E M Sherwood Agt Hopkinsville Ky W A Kellomd A GP A Louisville Ky L N KENDR8CK RUNYOW OF- TIME TABLE PHOPIUETOKS TRAINS SOUTH tucky When iiquired the manager CIIAS R LEWIS Brick are progressing rapidly alertly M5s Edith Miss Edna aud Miss Next week On business or pleasure Beulah arc anticipating a pleasant Going to buy a pair of horses Saturday afternoon as the musicale Um er er hesitated the man will meet with Miss Edith Mr Melvin Kimberling is among ager before you start I wish you the most business young men of the would atop in and see me meijrhborhood pjiis Encaustic Tile Artifcial Stone No 55 No 53 No 51 CONTitACTOIt Hopkinsville Ac 615 a m Fast Line 635 a m Fast Mail 527 p m No 91 NO Limited 12i3 a m TRAINS G entral Tobacco Warehouse GlarksMille We Solicit the Patronage Tennessee Have Tobacco To Sell 9 All kinds of Brick Work Tile Hearths Encaustics Floors Etc Stone Pave No 92 Chicago Limited 900 p ments Stone Steps Sills Etc No 52 StLouExmail 945a All kinds of Job Work in my line No 56 Hopkinsville Ae 830 p 1024 p properly and promptly attended to No 51 Fast Line Nashville Accommodation does not ran such as Grates Flues aud Chimney landay OLD BANK 15UILOIN03 3 N0RTL of AH Who m m m m ot Free Storage to Shippers Cash Advances Made J on SALhSMAK Consignments JAS WEST He is uo before dav What for Want me to buy a abd after dark burning plant land right Yes as long as you stay in this country But if you go down to Kentucky well have to advance the rate until you come back V1JBA3W 313913 PW m n sioii t P began the Well what in as aiiiASiaoT policy holder hotly when the man HAOH anXHAV HJLHM ager interrupted him Dont fly the track my dear fel low he said gently Its all right here and the rate is satisfactory to us butby Jove we cant give you the same rate and let you go to Kentucky and call men liars like you do in this Sensibly Humorous After Dinner night Themes section Not much We havent got For fear this will not find space 10000 policies to give away like that An English publication recently in the Kentuckian I will close and and you oughtnt to expect it offered a prize for the best dozen My give Stranger a chance sensibly humorous subjects for best wishes to the Kentuckiax discussion after dinner The fo- Â¬ Daughters Row Among Yazoo llowing questions were chosen as The Daughters of the Revolution the ones entitled to the prize A BEGGARS COMBINE reject with scorn the offers of amal- Â¬ 1 When a cross wife commences gamation which were tendered by aft to scold her husband is it good P Not so narrmui as uiners dui it the Daughters of the American policy for him to commence whitt Revolution at their recent meeting Was Promptly Supported ling in Washington The membership 2 If a husband be a few dayb ijvJnhe police of San Francisco has is limited to aliout 2000 while the absent from home should he bring dfscovered the existence of a new Daughters of the American Revolu his wife a present on his return CTAIfAV f over 27000 uiiucr nit irusu ttIj iu uiuuc vi w- - tionnumber exclusive andbut theyÂ¬ 3 Is it an easy matter to spot uncomMqpchers Club 40 professional are proud and old bachelor in a crowd IV tfecwrirs n that citv naci entered promising and say that at their 4 Does reading love stories the object of annual meeting which will be held make ladies more inclined to ilirt infocombination which was to control the business in Philadelphia in April the olive 5 Supposing you had a few of soliciting alms upon the public branch will be refused by a unani friends whom you knew to be very streets The police proceeded at mous vote The Daughters of the downcast hov would youientertaiu once to arrest the leading promoters Revolution owe their existence to them for an hour so astomakethem c iUa ffucfc nnrl frirmv thpm into the failure of Mrs Flora Adams give a good hearty laugh 11 iatl In this summary proceeding Darling a comprehensive and jeal G Why do old bachelors and old e police were to blame organized ous woman to keep her position at maids give preference to lodjrinjrs thehead of the older organization where w WSUK101 there are no children public pocket as She started an organization of her redation upon the hnoum the Husband remain compared with the organized free own which bhe thinks is better at home occasionally to look after booting that put up the price of than the other the children etc in order to leave bread and meat without the for Â¬ his wife free to go to the theater or Ian Maclnrens New Work Beg Â¬ mality of a by your leave the ball ging involves solicitation an option Ian Maclaran who is now on a 8 How would you cure the man to whether he shall give or retitbe lecturing tour in this country-beginwho stops at the club too late in an early issueof The Ladies rests with the party solicited 9 What means should be adopt Â¬ It is notsayiugmuch for them Home Journal latest piece of liter- Â¬ ed to bring a bashful man to the it so long as the members of the ary work It is a series of popular sticking point ing Trust did not combine articles in which he defines the re- Â¬ 10 What advantage has thenew larceny with their alms-ask- lation that a minister holds to his woman over the old imposition they were the least- congregation hbwa preacher is Mr Norton Sells His Farm harmful of their fraternity helped by his people how a congre gatjon can make the rrtost of a minMr W P Norton has sold his A New Program ister and other phases of the most Winonah stock farm on the Clarks Our readers are reminded that Â¬ Schubert Symphony Club and Lady satisfactory attitude of a congrega- vijle pke seven miles from town to tion to a pastor Decatur Mr T J McReynolds Quartette given an entire change of 111 Mr Norton transferred all each season so those avIio program Married in n Hack his work stock and farming imple Â¬ have heard this superior Company his blooded C B ments but reserved Owensboro Ky March 19 before can attend again on March stock Mr McReynolds is a native h 27 and rest assured ot hearing a- Long of Madisonville and Miss of Todd county near Allensville and program that will be new ana en- Belle Hoover of Dawson came to Ktertairiiug Remember that this is Owensboro secured license and bis wife was MissMary Johnson of j fvjjrejnarried in a hack by Rev R Tddfi County- a farmer pupil of it 1 Mrs Georgie Shanklin was the pleasant guest of Miss Rosalie Ad- anis Wednesday afternoon iy4Ve regret to have been deprived of the bright sunny smiles of Miss Nona Williams on account of la grippe recently Mr and Mrs C Cayce of New stead Mrs Mollie Gregory and niece Mattte Compton Misses Eliz- Â¬ abeth and Lillian Foard dined with Mrs Ned Jones Wednesday Mr Claude Winstead wasthe un- Â¬ expected but pleasant guest of Mr Melvin 0 Kimberling Wednesday horse for you 129 No 1 want to arrange about your Telephone policy What do you want to arrange Hopkinsville Ky fv and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important station ind crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep ira to Atlanta Ga J M rolnshavehrough trains solid and sleepen o Chicago North bound St Louis and Chicago Fas l KENDRICK NATGAITHER Isnt it all srara ADAM8Ageni All The Local News Nation I Qaither West TOBACCO WOtfTH READING State and COMMISSION t MERCHANTS 1 r KENTUCKUN -- AND WILL BE FOUND IN THE HOKINSVILLE KY Liberal advances made on Tobacco W G the Four months storage Free WH mmmsmamamm Wheeler We have arranged a Clubbing Rate oy wnico we can give Faxon Both Papers One Year for 225 Wheeler Tobacco Warehousemen FaxJJJn Grain Dealers con Regular price for Both is 300 We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with ordei to the Commission Merchants Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments rcssellville and r r sts Ky ent us Covered by Insurance Hopkinsville All Tobacco KENTUCKIAN Hopkinsville EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS hip vhhp TORArrn m CO IjmTTO tions ntrlctly confidential Handbook on Patents sent frco Oldest npency for gecurlnir patent Co receive 1atents taken through Munu tptclal notice without charge In tho quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether nil Invention Is probnblr patentable Communica Â¬ RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN iSTREET TOBACCO HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Anyone londlnj a sketch Traoe Marks Designs Copyrights c nnc WAREHOUSE rirscrlptinn may R E COOPER Salesman TC Scientific American A handsomely Illustrated weekly Tersest cir- Â¬ culation of any scientific Journal Terms 1 3 a year four months f L Sold byall newsdealer HANBERY M F SHRYER MUNNCo361- 8Branch Orflco 133 V New York 8t Washington D C PEOPLES HANBERY Railroad St Betweeu Teuth and Eleventh to us WAREHOUSE SHRYER Hotel Latham 7 Proprs KY HOPKINSVILE Hopkinsville ly Ky s Tliis Hplpnclid new Hotel beautifulfurnished throughout heated by steam aud equipped with electric lights aud ico plaut aud all othermod eru improvements is now open for biibiuess The table will be unsur passed by that of any other house in eEfCareful atteution gieu to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unles jtherwise instructed pifw I the South SEND US ONE DOLLAR 1809 pillrra high end fSERVOIll OIL M1 WIXII1 iiuk STUlK by freight U OP auDJect tn rxaminiiion rxitmuia lb Kb your freight depot and If round perfect ly nntlsfactory and lh Rrealttt EffiVteZZllH CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes it Hro PAINTER and LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor HK UIN you w ever or heart Mo PAPER HANGER thing to patent Protect your Ideas they may bring you wealth Wrlto JOHN WKDDKK nUUN CO Patent Attorneyo Washlnoton DC for their 81800 prize offer WANTED AN IDEAffiKSKfflS nfpy th FRklUlIT AliKHTour SFKCIlb FKirK Hotel Henderson Entirely new aud first cluss in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service unequaled in any city On Double Car Liue OB L IHK Kleidekek Props K tposiUvelthrsompanyaaasU-ab-iiiiliAVI dtrirtLcoiH IV less the II 00 w W wniTK roii our mr sent with or U OlUVt bAIALUVUK rii nr 113 00 andfrelRht cbtrcea TBI store l elteNo J OTen Is topUmaJ made from best pis Irpn extra llXilSill lante lues heiTy coren heavy linings and grate large oven shelf heavy tin llnrd oven door handsome nickel plated ornamentations and trimming extra deePrffenUine8taa41il yreUlaMaHreteralr hutid lane large some ornamented base Beit coal earner warieand we furnish mil an extra wood prate making it n per fect woeJ burar WE ISSCI X BINDIK8 fcXAIUMFK with every Move and guarantee safe delivery to your rail road station Your local dealar would charge you ItSOI for such a stove the freight ii onlv about 1100 for eacn ouu miiea so wa save yaa as itass ajiiruu Annres EARS ROEBUCK fc COdHC CHICASBil SIS00 Mfp J BIRD Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings VV free Al YATES Tonsorial Avtist Asjsed by three first class workmen V iB Jm as1 PTI lLVr-7- 4- JHjHHI teUlt jtw MHKMaMMMwilHMHHMMMMital HI MSIKM iAr I KVliHL Power M B Irl Rikih v xl kMR fci- 7 SPulL USIONr T 3fiG- i nwjivxriwmrr- JZ AAihr- - 1 v Sm 7aM Jf vwv i mm r r m Mem K I ABSQUnEWPURE WOTAt BAKIWO V v t JSaftirVreck Norib of Town lun- - EHS AJrilTCfeSlt Mokes Pi4 the food more delicioiMM POWOtH CO NBKfl I fumti- s kSXr if Sferil CarsrSrahed Lives Lost was But No nr 1 Cloiidy and Wanner LotnsvillqKy March 16 Fair-to-nigh- PEft40NjkapSSfl v Trains Delayed Spe j t wv h ing about seven o clock Mr Wadlington was calling upon Mrs Mattie Boyd at the time and while waiting for Mrs Boyd to enter the room he suddenly fell from the chair in which he was sitting fore buying aknts Hopkins and died almost immediately H C Ballard A Co Heart disease was the probable ville Ky cause W II Jernigan tVCo Pembroke Mr Wadlington was 55 years old Ky T J Bajnham Kennedy Ky and as a widower lie leaves K L Cayce How ell Ky several children some of them JM Kranci irace Kv grown He had called upon Mrs Boyd Conference in Session for the purpose of accompanying The District Conference of the Rtibsellville M K church district her to church being apparently in met at Auburn Logan county the best of health up to the very yesterday and will continue in ses time of his sudden death sion three da s Bishop Granbery CIRCUIT COURT is presiding The Hopkinsville church is being represented at the i Carey Wallace Case Non Suited meeting you want good weights and first class feed of every varieties for your stock cal on H G Wood between 4th and 5th St N Main St Phono 243 McCormick right hand binder leads all others Soe sample be- What is known in railroad circles as a rear end collision occurred N near unaiy neate Mr j BRichards returned from on the L HERE AND THERE New York yetertla Springs at 830 oclock Sunday A Mr rtS MrS1 Jolln D Elliott morning A south bound through Ham sacks all sizes for sale at freight which had stopped for re- Â¬ have returned to Owensboro this office Miss Jessie Orr is visiting her pairs on the engine was struck by The recently burned school buildiÂ¬ Orr atTrenton another freight train also southng- in Cadiz will be rebuilt at once brother- Air- - W-J bound and the engine and three Hon B A Enloeirecently editor 400 to loan on good security cars of the rear train were ditched was in of the EouisvOlelspatch Apply to this office The engineer and fireman jumped Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over fovn yestcrdav and none of the train men were City Bank Hopbnsville Ky Mrs Ada Layne has returned hurt The caboose othe train Now is the time to sack your hams from the eastern markets where standing still was crusbeaand is a Sacks for sale at this office u v she spent some time selecting complete wreck The engine was thrown on its Two registered preecriptionishi at spring millinery Anderson Fowlers and Drescrin The H M Frankel has returned side and badly damaged Mr tions compounded day or night from the east where he purchased box cars which left the track were McCormick binding twine is the a large spring stock of goods fori loaded with merchandise which DCSt U U UAIXARD iSi CO was strewn in everv direction Opp P O HopkinBville Ky Mr Sam Frankel It seems that when the enirine of J II Clardy one of the foremost When wanting a nice package of chocolates and odd bonacall nt An farmers of Christian county is the first train gave out a flagman was sent back to flagdownthe train derson Fowlers andgeTthePlows visiting C H A ventt this week which followed but he was unable brand the best on marketer Fulton Guard your photographic work ex- Â¬ Mr Jas 0 Cook and Miss Hattie to gel sufficiently far away from his Pave ecuted at Anderson studio Two Long will be married to day and train to stop the second section be Â¬ poses or sittings for one price will leave at once on a bridal tour fore in was too close upon the first to avoid a crash Have you visited Andersons stu- to Washington and other cities The loss to tlia railroad company dio since it has been jenWelefrind Mr J N Moorman has returned will probably foot up several thou- Â¬ newly furnished Come to see us from South Carrollton where he had sand dollars The wreck caused a Clarence Anderson been for two weeks under treat- Â¬ delay of twelve hours to the north McCormick inowers arewmadc of ment for spinal trouble by his father bound St Louis tast mail and the the best material Latest improve- Â¬ Dr Moorman south bound passenger due here at ments thoroughlj tested imitated Miss Ona Brown of Hbpkinsville 527 p m was also delayed several Tj many Buy equaled by none who has been visiting her sister hours before the wreck could be the best for the past cleared away Iiainnow in charge1 of Tl C Hard Mrs D H Menser wicks prescription department where three weeks will leave Saturday to visit her for Cerulean MR NELSON DEAD I will be glad to meet all my old brother ProfSprings Brown Mad LD friends and customers L F Miller isonville Mail A Venerable Veteran of the MexiEIGHT HAND BINDERS Mc Cormicks binders are all right can War Passes away r WELL KNOWN OFFICER They hand dont be deceived are the best McCormick H M Co VV J Wadlington Drops Dead Mr Hucrh Nelson died at the Mr J T Hargravo who has been home of his bon Mr M H Nelspn While Calling on a Lady with L L Elgin for several mouths Friday agea oi years tie naa can now be found with the popular Wm J Wadlinirton for many walked into the city only a few Fowler drug house of Auderson where he will be glad to have his year a policeman of the city and davs aro and had been in his us friends call until recently a member of thefprce I ual good health until he contracted Look out and dont get swindled died very suddenly Sunday even f pneumonia on the day of the con frsi1 Nev- - York t Tuesday in ial creesing cloudiness and probably rain Warmer towmsunday MrfHlL AJoSrsbfiias returned Wfrtsey iV W Several Hours tm J V I We have been at a great expense in building our new Carriage Repository in the hope of making Hopkinsville and ourjestablishment headquarters for buggies and carriages for this part of the State In securing the services of Mr JBonte wo have placed at the head of this department a man who stands atthe front in his trade We beg to remind those wishing special designs of Carriages Traps c not usually carried in stock that it takes some time to get these from the factory and that it will save you considerable annoyance to or- Â¬ der nowh We carrythe following lines 8 COLUMBUS BUGGY OO eft A1 WOODHULL TROY SEOHLiBR AMES if nr mm A 1 W V jn r su u ANCHOR MoPARLAN w 4 If vention and succumbed to the ease after i weeks illness Mr Nelson was a representative of the noted Nelson family of Yr ginia and was a veteran of three wars He was in the Texas war of independence later in the Mex Â¬ ican war and also in the civil war His sou was also in the Confederate army and his grandson was in the recent war with Spain The funeral services were held dis- - t V a- W v Vt vi T1-- M i KJi Saturday Mr Nelson was a member of the Episcopal church RESEMBLED A1EN1NQITIS FORBES GENEROUS AIR LATHAM BROTHER ft- Donates 165 New Volumes to the Hopkinsville Library The Hopkinsville Library Association has received a very valuable donation from Mr Johu C Latham of New York in the shape of a shipment of 165 ne a books ordered so as not to duplicate other volumes in the library and properly catalo gued as a supplement totheregular catalogue The department of fiction is re- Â¬ presented by selected works by Louis Becke F T Bullen S R Crockett Alphonse Daudet Eugene Field Rudyard Kipling R L History Stevenson aud others Essays Memories Travel and Belles Lettres and books of and Reference are all well represented The Travel books include the But a Fall May Have Caused Mc Kinley Everetts Death McKinley the 6on of Mr J B Everett of Fairview died Sunday night after a brief ill- Â¬ ness On Saturday thechild while playing fell out of achair his head striking the floor with great force He apparently recovered from the fall in a short while however and continued playing On Friday he was taken very ill with something resembling meningitis and soon be- Â¬ came unconscious remaining in until deathcame this condition Mr uverett lost ins wite ana a grown son a few months ago and h has the sympathy of a host Of friends in his many aflliction four-year-old fit J ceived by Miss Katie McDaniel County School Superintendent and nhe would be glad to have the trustees of the various districts call or fend for them as soan as possible as the census must be taken April 1 Blanks Have Arrived The census blanks hae been re Yesterday Bieyele Economy Died in Earlington Tom Ryan the well known L A X conductor died suddenh at the home of his son in Earlington Saturday The remains were taken to Xashville The father ot Capt and interred jestenlaj Woodmen of the World Attention E jc- Pearl City Camp Xo 5 V W will meet in regular session Tues Â¬ day night March 21 at 730 All members are urged to be present BLOOD POISONING Degree work to confer L B Cayck C C Causes The Death of a Well Kivks Clk Frank Known Young Farmer Police Court M Jack lOvitts a well known Only three cases were called in young farmer of the Chalybeate the City Court yesterday Two drunks and one case of dis- - Springs neighborhood diediof blood orderlv conduct were- disuoed of poihoning Saturday night He had been sutfering from a boil on his the usual lines being assessed necitvfor a week or more and had it Scarlet Fever at Jracey dancpd on Friday Blood poisoning rauK wnson 8 witie uaugn- - Kecuy causing- - uis ueatn a aoove Lelajiick With scarlet fwerf statL XH intarmcnl tpofc place u WiimMm r AniuLliu tiJw MaffH M tri f AAIIltwpiWV KVVi vnc tbihwi The motion to transfer the Rob- Â¬ inson damage suit against the I C Railroad to the Federal Court was overruled and the case will be tried here later The case of Carey Wallaces ad N ministrator against the L company tor 20000 damages which was put on trial Friday and the t idence was concluded Saturday Yesterdav on peremptory in structions from Judge Cook the case w as non suited Wallace was an old colored man whose head was cut oil by a train at the rock quarr last June L0N0 LIFE CLOSED Decrees of divorce were granted Lewis Wagoner from Sallie WagÂ¬ Rev C C Eager Was the Father and Mary Vaughan from oner of Dr 13 F Eager Lewis Vaughan of the price The bicycle mender gets the rest But if yon buy a The money you pay for anew wheel is sometimes only part RAMBLER t with the wheel tinker begin with yon need have only a bowing acquaintance latest writings Davis of Richard Harding Theodore Roosevelt and other military correspondents and heroes giving historical sketches of the Spanish war Besides these new books the Li brary Association has purchased Thompson Bassett WA T Agents OLIVER TYPEWRITER trr fe Dr B F Eager of this city has about 35 others making 200 new received information of the death books and increasing the library to of his father the Rev C C Eager 500 volumes at Clinton Miss aged eighty six Chicago Market years Chicago March 20 May Wheat Five children in addition to Dr opened at 68c and closed at 67 Eager survive They are Dr J cK July wheat opened at 67c and H Eager of Louisville Mrs Trot Â¬ closed at 65tfc May corn34c ter wife of the Baptist pastor at 34 c Bardstown and Mrs Joiner wife Administrator Appointed of the Rev J M Joiner of Trenton Dr H I J HilleVofe Roaring One son Dr George B Kager is pastor of theFirt Baptist church Springs has been appointed adi it9nftB4eUteWrthJatV in MontgcBryAla aojjL aaother Foreign and American Granite and Marble LATEST DESIGN BEST WORKMANSHIP ff Prices 20 per cent lower than shops who employ avgeritss iv iM Monuments SSES VFXWT ka iuuk uutiHytiLiTiU V W af ViH m mr w m j B9 mmmsm r 1fr hitan m JHMMWfftllKi jsBmmrmmmri 1 rrwwwprwi VfflBISSfl J r l S1 J YiTi dliiliiiiiilliail