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T e1 f r W Ar iJVOLXXI yg 0 EtltUC JU J N027 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY APRIL 4 1899 SMALLPOX CASE MCHORDIN THE LEAD On Hot v Zeigler Bros Discovered In The County Fight in the Second Railroad Commissioners District TheCox Mill Road X JUST NOTICE AMPLE LINE Womens Finest fj i Hand Turned A Negro From Indiana Develops McChord Carries Hany Counties a Genuine Case Strict and Breaks Into Louisville and Measures Adopted Jefferson County i A genuine case of small pox has liouisville April 1 In the con- Â¬ been discovered in this county two vention held in the counties of the miles from town on the Cox Mill Second railroad commissioners McChord seems to have road The victim is a negro man named got decidedly the best of it He not Poston who came to the neighbor- Â¬ onlycarried nearly all the country hood from Indiana ten days ago counties save the homes of the and was taken sick soon afterwards three other country candidates but He is in the house of a colored broke into Louisville and Jefferson tenant on the slaughter hotise lot comity and gave Alexander much Aphysician was not sent for until trouble Saturday when Dr W M Lever Inthe city of Louisville Alexanett col was called in and at once der ets the regular delegation ay I Our UPecmle Feet urtfr and see if you can find any that look nicer or more comfortable than those encased in a pair of our 3 350 and 400 Shoes in Tans Vici vid Tans Black Vicis Patent Leather all the diff- Â¬ erent styles toes and lasts Shoes and Oxfbrds JUST IN Go i tVv Sizes 3 3 1 2 and 4 A Band C Widths J tWI reported the case as smallpox and notified the Health Hoard of the city The city officers acting with the county board lost no time in taking energetic steps Dr V M Fuqua was sent to see the man and he agreed that the case was smallpox beyond a doubt The man is very sick and the delay in calling in a physician may cost him his life R L Burriis and W W Ren shaw have been appointed guards and placed in charge of the case with strict orders not to allow the exposed parties to come in contact with anybody at all Dr II H Wallace has been ap pointed as the physician in charge and will enforce the most rigid pre- frorivthe first six legislative dis Â¬ tricts but McChord captured the Eleventh and Twelfth ward the largest district in the city ithaving 22 votes in the district convention Contesting delegations will go to the comention for McChord from fourof the other city districts and Alexander will contest for the big When Tan ShoesVere 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 THE ttPVHT TTTTniVJ district carried by McChord In Jefferson county outside the city of Louisville 10 delegates for McChord and 7 for Alexander were elected and 25 others were unin- - structed Fayette county went for its home candidate with delegates faorable to Alexander for second choice from the city district In the country district the delegates are for Mc Nelson Chord for second choice also probably carried Owen county Franklin went for Tobin a local candidate with delegates for Mc Â¬ Chord second choce Jessamine went for Pilcher a local candidate and he also carried witnessed in footwear is being repeated by collars The Oolored Collars are now the very top notch of style and they come in with a lush We carry a good assortment of the latest things We are showing the best 3 00 self conforming Stiff Hat in town y Ms i8 E Anderson cautionary measures The man so far as Known has not been in the city since he became sick and no fears are entertained that the disease will appear here If any cases develop in the county they will be at once put under strict J T W ALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing CO Shoe Co mwmmmmmmnnmmwmmt 51 V A X 1l JUJk A ri BROS W kK I 5 isy41 Tiger Brand Ipid Made mjm w V ALt COLORS FOR SALE AT s I PETREE ii -S i C0 1 tir r mMMMuttiHmmmK Spencer Gallatin Lincoln Marion Washington Scott In Woodford McChord got three delegates Pilcher 2 and Nelson 2 CHICAGOS ELECTION with McChord as second choice He will probably get the county All Sides Claim the Result in Mercer gae no instructions Tuesdays Contest Adair sent uninstructed delegates opposed to McChord Chicago April 2 The municipal The district convention meets at campaign closed tonight both par- Frankfort April f ties holding large meetings in elev- Â¬ The counties of the district and en parts of the city Roth the Dem- their delegate strength are s ocrats and the Republicans claim Gallatin 5 Owen 17 Scott 11 the city At the same time practical men of both parties admit it is Fayette 20 Jessamine 7 Pulaski exceedingly difficult to forecast cor Â¬ 10 Casey 5 Lincoln 8 Garrard rectly the result of the vote on Tues Â¬ Taylor 6 Green o Cumberland 3 day The unknown quantity is the Adair 7 Doyle 6 Mercer 0 An- Â¬ 8 Franklin vote that will be polled by the inde- Â¬ derson G Woodford pendent Democratic caadidate ex 12 Henry 11 Wayne G Clinton 2 Gov Altgeld The Republicans ad Â¬ Russell 3 Oldham 5 Carroll mit that a heavy vote for Altgeld is Trimble 6 Jefferson 84 Shelby 13 Nelson 11 their main chance for the election Spencer 5 Bullitt Democrats claim Mayor Harri- Â¬ Washington 8 Marion 9 The son is certain of re election and SPENCER LONG DEAD that he will receive 170000 votes 120000 Republican and Carter they allow but 20000 to Altgeld One of Most Prominent Citizens The Republican managers claim of Georgetown for Carter 125S0O votes give Har- Â¬ rison 110000 and aUow Altgeld 77 Mr April Georgetown Ky 000 The election commissioners Spencer Long one of the most estimate the total vote at 310000 prominent citizens of Georgetow n Jkts are freely offered at Odds of died Thursday night of heart trou- Â¬ 2 to 1 that Harrison will be re Â¬ l ble after a long illness aged 10 ven money is offered elected years lie was born at Russell- that he will have a majority over ilk w as the son of the late Jim both his competitors rod Long and married Miss Cor Â¬ Altgelds friends claim the ex nelia Gano of this city He grad Â¬ governor will be elected but they uated from Georgetown college in are char With their figures and 1854 At one time he was in the more inclined to make broad state Â¬ commission business at Louisville ments than enter into particulars and later vfas connected with a The next city council will undoubt Â¬ Rtissellville bank and recently he edly be Democratic was engaged in the real estate bus Â¬ iness At thetime ot his death he Nourse Baynham of the Georgetown Cards ire out announcing the was president Teleplibne company His wife and marriage of Rev Charles Logan The to Miss four children survive him of Princeton Nourse childreu are Steven G Long of at Baynham Wilmuth Archer Presbyterian church at Los Angeles Cal Nimrod Long of Gracey of Tuesday afternoon Owensborp Mrs Dr Byrnes 130 p- m Russellville Mrs RM Finnell April 11th They will b2 at home of this at Princeton after April 14th The and Mrs II C Blackburn bride-to-b- e is a daughter of Mr city Mr John AY Winfree is now be- Â¬ G KsBayuham of Cadiz and the of Rev W L lieved to be out of danger and is grooni if a son 1 control and the trouble stamped out As nearly everybody has been vac cinatedrthere is but little dangerof a spread of the disease The Kentuckian will state the unvarnished facts and its readers may rely upon getting the truth Garrard The following1 counties sent in Â¬ structed delegates for McChord Nelson TO BE BURIED WEDNESDAY Doyle Taylor Clinton ANOTHER SHIP GOES DOWN First Trainload of Bodies of Sold- - The iers Delivered at Arlington Cemetery Washington German Steamer Pontos Sinks in the Channel oursefoiinis9i t5v Hi cza lateadUyimpnjving Doer lCng April L The Ger Â¬ April - The funer man steamer Pontos from Rsaiial train bearing the bodies of 150 about February 24 has just been soldiers who lost their li es in Cuba sunk in the channel alter being in and Porto Rico arrived at Ros collision with the British steamei The boats lyn Ya this afternoon having Star ot New Zealand Washington with of the Star of New Zealand were passed through out stop The train was heavily stove in and she is returning to draped in mourning and decorated London The Pontos had on board a cargo with Hags The remains are en of cattle 1000 sheep and a quantity cased m hermetically sealed caskets marked wherexer possible with the of w heat It appears that the Star of New name and regiment of the soldier from Zealand ran into the Pontos during These caskets were removed the train as rapidly as possible to the darkness of the early morning Twelve the part of the Arlington cemetery striking her amidships where the final interment is to be seamen who left the Pontos in a boat were picked up exhausted and made The cap- Â¬ A large number of tents have been have been landed here erected there for the safe keeping tain and 19 of the crew hae been of the remains until arrangements landed at Hastings A large up channel steamer has have been perfected for their inter- Â¬ ment There are about 350 of these signaled that she has rescued 12 of bodies to be buried at Arlington the crew and six passenger of the The funeral train after discharg Â¬ crew numbering 50 men and all ing at Rossi n will return to New the passengers ot the sunken York and recene the remainder of steamer hae been rescued the bodies It is expected that the MAN TURNED THE TABLES will be completed b shipment Tuesday afternoon In case ar rangements can be perfected by Woman Tried to Whip but Failed that time the funeral ceremony ot Sadly the entire number will be held at the cemetery next Wednesday o T April 1 Mrs A Pen- R Cadman a well known resident First Fish Trust Incorporated of Kansas City Mo attempted to Dover Del April 1 There was horsewhip City Attorney John filed with the secretary of state Oliphant here last evening here yesterday an application for a Mrs Cadman accused Oliphant of certificate of incorporation ot the slandering her and when she met National Fish compain with a cap- him in a store she pulled a rawhide ital of 3000000 It is said to be a from under her dress and gae him fih trust having in view the buy many severe blows in catching and selling of fish in Oliphant took the whip from the of profit form womans hand and severely whip Â¬ ped her Money Order Offices Howell this county and Canton Body Reinterred Trigg county became domestic The remains of Mr T P John Â¬ money order offices April 1 sons child which were buried in Consumption the Cause the Adams burying ground near Jim Mercer col died in the city Beverly about two years ago were Friday of consumption aged 33 taken up Saturday and reinterrec in Hopewell cemetery years Wi w y sVy JT 7rpp i r jittit Old T STO i OF WILLIAM TELL Leijead of Retold The i Swiss Hero 3fe DO YOU FEEL BILIOUS DROWSY LOW SPIRITED BODY AND BRAINAVEARY PRICKLY r 7 ASH BIKERS RELIEVES RJiD INVIGORATES It cleanses he liver and bowels strengthens the kidneys and aids digestion thus the system is regulated and the body fortified to resist disease A VALUABLE REMEDY TO KEEP IN THE HOUSE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Price Tell was regarded as actual history but later critics have shown it io be only a legend common among the uations of tho Aryan race And the story of the Swiss patriot is simply the old legend changed to siiitlSwiss cir- Â¬ cumstances and thus represent the Spirit of freedom as manifested in Switzerland According to this legend William Tell was a mighty marksman with the bow and arrow who lived in peace and happiness with his family at Ai Hurcelan in the canton of TJri that time about the year 1307 Swit zerland was a provmceof Austria but the people had already begun a strug- Â¬ gle for freedom and William Tell was one of their ablest leaders Gessler the Austrian bailiff at Kussnacht wishing to show his au- Â¬ At one ime the etory of Yillam 100 Per Bottle I MAY BE FREE Action of the Minnesota SenÂ¬ of men In nearly every household was a shotgun or riile and these were ate is Favorable The Measure at First Failed broughttoplayontheoutsideguards As the men inside the bank saw they were in a trap they seized the little money exposed and sprung The cashier over the counter reached for a revolver JesseJames As the robbers shot him dead mounted their horses to ride away Bill Chadwell who championed the raid was killed by Dr Wheeler and Clell Miller was killed by a citizen Both the James named Manning boys were wounded Bob Younger After Being Amended Adopted but Was St Paul Minn The prospect of the younger brothers being released from States prison are much bright er The bill which permit the parole of lite prisoners after twenty- years imprisonment with uninterrupted good behavior was yester- Â¬ was badly hurt andhis horsekilled why he haddoneso A word to the io is sufficient To kill thee w ith if Iliad banned and he and Cole rode away on one and a word from the wiso should be my son answered Tell horse The James boys made their For this bold avowal Tell was put sufficient but jou u k who are the Way back to Missouri in safety Crowds of men scoured the hills of Southern Minnesota and 14 days after the raid surrounded the four in a swamp Here Charlie Pitts was killed Cole and Jim Younger wounded so they fell but continued to load th revohers for young Bob who fired as long as the ammunition lasted and then walked out and surrender- Â¬ ed According to the law of the State if a murderer pleads guilty he must be sentenced for life and of this law the Younger boys in chains and taken on board the bailiffs boat to be brought to Ivuse- nacht While crossing the lake the boat was overtaken by a fearful storm and the crew alarmed for their safety implored tho bailiff to release Tell who was an expert pilot and let him wise thority and humiliate tiie Swiss raised his- cap on a pole in the market place of Altorf ana ordered all pas- ersby to uncover and bow Town to it Tell refused in token of submission to comply with the arrogant order and in consequence wag condemned upon Gessler however to death learning of Tells remarkable skill with the bow offered to release and pardonhim if he would agreo to shoot an apple from the head of hisown son Tell accepted the alternative hut de- Â¬ termined that if he failed or in any In cases of constipation Dr Piercei way injured his little boy the bailiff Pleasant Pellets should be used as as adlunct to the Favorite Prescriotion should suffer for it they are extremely simple perfectly natura When tho appointed time came and insure prompt and permanent relief Tell ventured the shot and sent an arrow whizzing through the center A St Louis man carried a lucky of the apple while his sou remained uninjured In the meantime tho penny till it wore a hole in his pocket bailiff had noticed that Tell had put through which ho lost ra 10 gold two arrows in his quiver and akcd piece never buds niffht without start a senntfb without a ben ediction a prayer without an Amen There never was a husband worthy of the name who did not aspire to be the father and the grandfather of healthy capable children to hand down his name and the fortune accumulated by the sweat of his brow from generation to generation There never was a wife fit to bear that noble title who did not wish to wear womanhoods most glorious crown Thousands the sceptre of motherhood of wedded couples otherwise happy fall ehort of wedlocks trreatcst happiness be cause they are childless In the majority of cases this is because the wife through ignorance or neglect suffers from weak Â¬ ness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine For women whoWffer in this way there is one great medicine that does not fail to accomplish its purpose It is Dr Pierces Favorite Prescnptfon It acts directly on the delicate organs concerned and makes thenv strong healthy vigorous virile and elastic It allays inflammation heals ulceration soothes pain and tones the shattered nerves It fits for wifehood and motherhood It quickens and vitalizes me distinctly tcmintne organism it Dan ishes the maladies of the expectant months and makes babys introductfon to the world easy and almost painless It insures the little new comers health and nourishment in plenty It is the besf supportive tonic for nursing mothers Mrs Jennie Parks of Marshall Spokane Co Wash writes I am glad to tell of the good Dr Pierce results of your great medicine Favorite Prescription I was benefited by yout medicine in confinement it gives me strength I have no tired feeling and my baby is the Elcture of health I feel better than I have in Ii mMm of marriMv U always a mot wedtftck Biitanier The Ante I w Without i it that nevei a blooms flower that a field WEST Manufacturers of LLtl Highest Grades at Lowest Prices We sell all kinds of Fine Bmi J Cafe Surries Carriages Phaetons etc j r riajre Hardware Wi work or Trimmings We also put in new ax leswheels tops curtains cushions in tact anything hat goes in a baggy or carriage Jft- 2 AND OR ADES hicle for next season Repairing Repainting Done in the best style I If you want a good ve- Â¬ Give us your o J order now West 8th Lee RY THOS S T I Virginia Sis General Solicitor II0PK1NSVILLE ilh tluo awl we will bond ou tills Cut this ml out and eeml XKiriMPIt01KDllBKOUtlrAUUmoltUlNbyfrelKhtCO D tuMtct loeualDilloa You can examine it t rour nearest freight depot aud If yon find It exactly as represented equal to orsans that retail at SJi00 Io 10000 thecreatett value jroucverpayawand far bettertuan tip frclsht asrent nor ormns advertised by others at mrennnj peclalsudMelTtrprlt 317leMtheJIor307jafrlilitflinrti 3175 IS OUR SPECIAL SO DAYS PRICE SEMD US toONE DOLLAR us JSuSK IUI m rw An occasional doboof Prickle Ash whichtha robbers must escape j The noise in the bank attracted Bittebs keeps tha system healthy wards of disease and maintains day defeated in the Senate but to- Â¬ day Senator Wilson had the bill reconsidered and after an amendment was adopted requiring the appro nl by the Board of Pardons of such paroles by J he board of prison mana gers the bill was passed by a vote of78 to 5 The bill means jite conditional pardon of Cole and Jim Younger the Northlield bank robbers now serving life sentences in Stillwater took advantage prison Remember the Trusts Charles H Strieker of Chicajro Minnesota has a system of prison has hit upon a unique method of ex- Â¬ paroles by which prisoners serving posing how the A merican of to day sentences other than of life duration is held in the tentacles of octopusare released on good behavior and like trusts Under the head of Will You Re- Â¬ placed in honest employment The he has issued Board of Prison Managersisfriend member the Trusts ly to the parole of the Youngers a card which he is pleased to term and would parole them immediately 1899 Watchwords From 1898 if the Legislature would pass the Here is what appeared on the card I sleep on a bedstead law giving the board that authority made by Cole and Jim Younger have served 12000000 Trust I put on my underwear made by 23 years in Stillwater w ithout a de merit mark against them Their 3000000 Trust prison records would entitle them I put on my pants that never rip to parole if the Wilson bill were a thread made by 39000000 Trust I wear the shirt made by 100 law Bob Younger the youngest of the three brothers captured after 000000 Trust I wear the shoes of leather made the raid on the Northfield Bank iecl of consumption in Stillwater by 125000000 Trust I walk on carpets made by 10 Prison 10 years ago His body was buried at Lees Sammit 20 000000 Trust I wear the collars made by 8 miles from Kansas City Mo The crime for which the freedom 000000 Trust of the Youngers was taken was the I wear the socks made by 30000 daring raid on the Northlield Minn 000 Trust I use the matches made by 20 Bank Sept 7 1870 which was supposed to be full ot money at that 000000 Trust I light the gas made by time of the year The friends of the 11000 Youngers claim the raid was plan 000 Trust I eat oatmeal with a spoon made ned and headed by Jesse James but many are of the opinion that by 50000000 Trust I eat oatmeal made by Cole Younger engineered thescheme 3000 which resulted in the death of three 000 Trust I use sugar in my coffee made by members of the raiding party and of all the others 40000000 Trust the imprisonment I use milk in my coffee handled save the James brothers who by 10000000 Trust escaped I eat the cracker made by 55 The Youngers and the James boys 000000 Trust were opposed to the raid but Bill I eat bread of flour made by150 Chadwell who had formerly lived 0000000 Trust in Minnesota told such eloquent I eat meat that is made by 50 atories of the great amount of wealth awaiting them that with reluctance 000000 Trust I use wall paper in the house the raid was planned The hour chosen for the North made by50000000 Trust I wear rubber shoes made by50 field robbery was at noon for at that time the streets were almom 000000 Trust I live in a house bricks made by deserted Jesse James BobYoung er and Frank James who now lies 8000000 Trust I want my casket from lumber jn St Louis rushed into the bank and demanded that the vault be made by 20000000 Trust I want them to use ice when dead opened although the door wasjpart ly ajar Cashjer Hay ward refused made by 117000000 Trust I want my casket made when to open the inner doors or offer re- Â¬ dead by 18000000 Trust sistance lhe robber trio climbed I ant my headstone of marble over the counter while outside Bill made by 20000000 Trust Chadwell and Clell Miller stood I write guard Cole Younger and Charley 40000000this on paper made by Pjtta remained at the bridge over steer the vessel Tho request was finally granted and asthcy neared a certain point now known as Tolls r Leap Tell leaped ashore and es- Â¬ caped The storm had now abated and the Instruction book published riiADAMTCPnoRvrADS want o o om crew brought the vessel safely to Lent lasts forty days probably lragrra On a wea issue a -written binding 15mnrl1 Meanwhile shore Tell concealed because it tikes tho average woman Tuarantce by the terms and conditions ot which ityear j any pars give out we rrpair it ireo oi cnance try ii eaa himself in a narrow defile through that long to decide what aioatk and we will refund your money If you are not kind of au perfectly satisnea tooorm erf sat win n sill all which the bailiff had to pass and mor- Â¬ jJl IS Order atoacs Doaietisr wounded him with an arrow Easter bonnet she wants tally OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED Lr not dealt with us al your neighbor about us write The fall of the tyrannical Gessler was tne put aware the Republic or Bank occasion for a general uprising in the I When you becomo nmpH that the Bank fatlonel Bank of company In Chlcaco of Commerce Chicago or Oerman Exchanra Bank i New anrrai Iroad distress vou Buffer L frnm im est business or exDrera hlcatro and employ oaBHlraua nm an WIHttL ORaiaaaTtMOOud T bulldlnjr pvir MOpeople In our own ln HlcJ5 cuiuuu uuu me liiiruuuus SDI P1AS08 1 IzSOOaid mnslcal lntnm alsoeverrth nirln proper action of the liver and such t kn driven from the countn In aU of distressing symptoms ns biliousness neelal onran nlano and musical Instrument cataloime ArMma SEARSwROEBUCK CO Inc Fulton neiplalneiandWajmanSti CHICAGO ILL these movements William Tell by his jaundice or torpid liver appear take own heroic example inspired the Dr d h jiciean JLiver and Kid Swiss people with hope uev Balm K Viv UA HtiJr SACRAvrortD e r Trcnoj It is said that Tell was drowned in It cures diseases of the livpr and Manager lie the Schacheu while heroically trying kidneys For paleby C K Wyly to rescue a boy Minneapolis Jour- Â¬ Do a1 of There are about eighty distinct nal -s tribes among the natives of the Phil vwork - -THE NEXT EUROPEAN WAR LL IO ippines The Moors are the most VaaJ ts CtU i ScUciiu V Will Not Be Franco English But Franco bloodthirsty savages known Spanish our w lc ficii wilt in for aril Griggs on Trusts in my iii ifilirtiii wanted t Mark my woids The next Euro- Â¬ tnliiiRry piliic1 Dii contilB liberal pean war will not be Franco English According to Attorney General nil euitiiiiiiiiciuoii- but Franco Spanish I dare say the Griggs the country is in the hands excuse will bo reduction or Excelsior Steam Laundry Co of the trusts and the Federal laws lNCmrORATBO of the exterior coupon The are powerless to afford relief HOPflNSVILLE KY Punch government has been con Â¬ These cormorants have their stantly looking out since MacMahon resigned for places wheic- - they could clutches on the peoples throats go to war with good chances of suc- Â¬ and the anti trust law that bears cess They have done so In keep offi Mr Shermans name is impatient ccra quiet by giving them chances of to make them release the hold promotion and not exposing them to anese views ot Mr tiriffirs are too great danger TuiiN Tonquin set forth in a letter which he wrote Annam Siam Madagascar Senegal lately to an inquiring friend who the Niger have in tui n nnd sometimes wanted to know why the Attorney simultaneously served this purpose general was not invoking tne an Col Achinard when the government ti trust law to btay the onward did not at once enter into his bellicose views in Senegal made war there march of these unlawful combines against its orders If French officers before they had completely monopo havejiot been led into pronunciamen lized every avenue of opportunity tos it is because there have been so and source of production 11 m nu Those who know The oft ro laoneoftheeil0raMeaawtelMllaln seated experience of trustworthy per TUC AUMC UUCCPI ctrumentsevermdelTomthelllutratlon lilt inilC lnilCCU direct from a piiotograpn you can iorra eneraved thown which joiik may be taken for knowledge fome Idea of its btistltul ppurmcc Mode from Jjona niinrtarSawnri Oak anthuo finish handsomely QIKS la Mr WMTerry bays Cbuaiberlains ed and omamentedJatOBt ISOBOtyle Till 1CJ18 decorat Remedy ifives better satisfaction than 330 pound j contains 6 ecUtrilt atops as follows lUltptwa Bus Coupler Prlclptl DolcUns Btelodla any other in the market He has lven Trtbl Coupler DlipMoa lorte Celtle Crimen sad Tax llaaa Prlatlptl tortr as 8 OetiM Coupln 1 Toa Swrll llrsnd Orgn 8wll 4 81 in tha drug business at Elktou Ivy Iteioastory ripo Joilltj lted Bl of J Pure for twelve years has sold hundreds of Orthrttrsl Toood wlJttoll riffd 1 Stof SI Cbiralafl ItrlllUat 1Ctlotr Uoods Sol of 8M of Iietd bottles of this remedy and ue irly nil Z4 rttiioj son 21 nitu9Ullow8neotb Dlpston Btiodioas rntipu utrai MICCM action comltt of cough medicines manufactured which MAPMC UUtCN Kweirttd which the celebrated ORQAJf areonlv used showsconclusivfily that Cliuniberlitiuu Inthehlchest arrade Instruments also fitted with in- - Mtjcttrt oadCoopleraandToxlIiiasas at so best Oolre felts leathers is the most satisfactory to the ppople tr bellows of the best rubber cloth 3 Dlr bellows atock ACME QUEEN l fliul is the best For halo Ly R C and finest leather In valves THE French mirror nickel finished with a 10x11 beveled plate fraraesanderermodernlmprovement rB Hardwick Druggist ukmsii FltEK a handsome organ stool and the beitonjaa ed by others Such an oiler never made before 1 SSiiVSi vaevws JH 1 1 H 1 V ilws Vf w 7uor The Excelsior O kinds Py Laundry and Laundry ctad N Your Patronagti- Aiti A3-dp- 1 non-payme- nt i many expeditions The venturesome spirits volunteer to take their chance of death or promotion in a wildcat ex- Â¬ pedition Spain will be attacked he cause weak proximate and heavilyin debt to French capitalists Other powers I dare say would consent to a campaign there if it led to all around payment of coupons by a French financial control Casimir lerier as foreign minister threatened Portu- Â¬ gal with such a control when the Por- Â¬ tuguese government attempted to do French creditors out of tboir lien on the tobacco monopoly London In his reply Mr that the constitutionality Griggs states A full line of of the Truth A Minor Consideration served a real one What salary would you expect asked the theatrical manager t In tho dinner scene demanded the gifted but gaunt tragedian who had applied for a job is the meal Then we will waive all discussion as to salary replied the tragedian It is Answers A Healthy Country y robr L ttwi townpeopleand the cry bank strength and energy brwjrh put JV crowds of mji IVAjli fcJ Jt Jit 1 Ti imji A scientist looking for microbes says there are absolutely none on Oie Fpr sale by O Swiss mountains at an altitude to w ytrfr 2000 feet v JXZIXZ lifnT ffi j J W xl -- Sherman law has been decided af firmatively more than once but that the act only clothes the Fed erai court with uinsuiction over a monopoly or trade that comes un- Â¬ der the classification of internation- Â¬ al or interstate commerce Ac- Â¬ cording to his interpretation trusts wnicn are cnarterecl as corpora tions under the laws of any one of the States are not subject to the provisions of the anti trust law lie cites the decision in the litiga- Â¬ tion against the Sugar Trust which w as handed down in 1894 in support ofthis view He does not express an opinion that these com- Â¬ bines are controlable but ventures the statement that if amenable to any law they are amenable to the laws of the respective States If Attorney Griggs is correct in his interpretatioii of the Sherman anti trust law there seems to be no relief from the trust evil except through an amendment to the Fed eral Constitution or organized re- Â¬ pressive legislation bythe jseveral XXT J vester Huskers Shredders Twine and Repairs FOR SALE BY Binders Mowers Hay Ralces Corn Har EL CJ BALLAEDt 0 Opp V HOPK1NSVILLE KY A Physician- Can Prescribe waii nr 1839 IOOK 5FHn Jthl nNP nni I AR renuyou l and wewm Ik this ale wiii uukunn vltrra lilrhird UK8ZCTU1R Kill A3Dtit BIOVB ww by freight COD subject to examlnatlo t your freight depot and If found perfectly satisfactory UAIt Dr Ottos i aae tba ereslett htoia BAB Spruce Gum Balsam Formula on each package ever raw or beard ofnay the AtENT oar HPaCIAL you HtKlllllT lKK K CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY a Priqe2550c i X jwot less the tl 00 write Fon our nm sent with or STOVE CATALOOl uu fir ix w ondfrclKht charses This atova la silo No 8 oven Is lOixlSdl toiisl2x2l made from best plfflron extra larare Hues heavr covers heavr Unlnirs and erates lance oven shelf heavy tin lined oven door handsome nickel plated ornatnenUnous and trimming extra lanre deep Renutne StudUk earerlala llasd menalr hand somolarire ornamented base Best east karasraiaas and we furnish rRIK an extra wood grate makintr it a per 6UABASKK with feet wood karaer WI HrW A BISB every stove and guarantee safe delivery to your rail- road station Your local deal r would cliarfe you MAOO for aaekt a stove the frelrht la onlv about 1100 for eaeh 6W mile se sars yea at kaU tluee Address 1300 free V V Mtttt EARS KOEBUCKCOlBGHfMUU Co sViekaak ILL see IkfNesjklr rUaM al4er 4 Tor sale by Anderson tfFWlijrV afcr T J7 xfT fcrrr eruvi -- lAunlljll ti vwmm 32 frlmBhfffrtffltiii imkinififi i riWM It farm Mifcimi r r m xii Will Kgpii rg i iirr tmi to raV T M iidvWkwy ireiiBt hon i e If it fails to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Price 50 cts VAN Sole Proprietors rs si t VIEET MANSFIELD DRUG C0 MEMPHIS TENN SOLD BY R- - C HARDWICK H0PKINSV1LLE KY A breed of fowls like a strain Tells About Her Experiece With horses or a brand of wine must Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Thoroughbred Fowls have some striking points charac-te-isti- c A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Tho Formula on the package Struggling through of no other breed in order to Cures BalsamCough In a day InVery pleasant to your life curscJ with ca- Â¬ on a farm where become popular with the poultry take Children cry for It Large tiws bottles I was brought up Prlco25cand0c tarrh Is a common all kinds of fowls were raised fraternity If it does not have For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr experience How geese something to enhance its value it is Carlstcdts German Liver Powder ever heroic tho chickens turkeyfl ducks For sale by flght catarrh gen guineas and peafowls I cant re- Â¬ quickly relegated to the shelf to tfesJwl v Fowler erally wins I didnt love make room for the next aspirant Anderson member the time that lliln iHsA Under some to work with them it was my lot to for popularity and such has been The advent of prosperity should name or other B gets the best gather the eggs set the hens take the fate of a score or more breeds bring out noiseless calumity howlers it of us Frank E them off when hatched grease the in the past Ingalls Waco little fellows heads sprinkle sulWhen England does anything she Bewi the Tex and thou j Ira Knfl You Hais Mays Bought and water them and never does it by halves and she Signature sands of others phur feed have been permanently cured of catarrh shut them up at night Never a certainly gave us the whole when of by Dr Hartmans successful remedy chicken was killed without consult- Â¬ she presented us with the latest The cvelist who keeps in the llere is Mr Ingalls1 letter ing me I kept all the speckled thing out in fancy poultry It is Dr S B Hart man Columbus 0 white and top knot ones to raise never very flattering to home in- Â¬ straight aud narrow path niaY avoid Deab Sin and How different 1 feel about dustry to think that we must cross the crowd have cured me of one of ihe worst cased from of catarrh any one ever had My case that now That was forty years the water to get our most valuable A TVxnn Woniler was so severe that I was compelled to ago I was raising chickens for my breeds but be that as it may our Halls Great Discovery discontinue my business that of conductor on a railroad but I am now mother and after I began to raise English brothers have in this in- i One small bottle of Halls Great entirely well Digcovey cures all kidney and blad fowls for myself the love for them presented us with a fine der troublis removes gravel cures Ordinary treatment of catarrh is for has grown until 1 concluded to have stance breed and deserve the Jredtt diabeteH seminal emissions weak local relief Cures arc not expected I have The breed we hae reference to aud lame btck rheumatism and nllir- Dr Hartmans method eradicates ca- a poultry farm of my own tarrh absolutely Get his latest book seven acres of land in the suburbs is the Buff Orpington In form it regularities of the kidneys and bladand learn how to combat this insidious ofSturgis sowed in clover and is a symmetrical upstanding bird der in both men utid women Regu lates bladder trouble in children disease The Mcdiclno Co grass and set out in fruit trees the with a fine graceful carriage the not sold by your druggist will If Columbus O will mail Dr Hartmans b big road in front and railroad at plumage is a soft een buff with a Bent by mail on receipt of 1 Oue books free on application the back Four trains pass daily fine undercolor the legs are white small bottle is two months treat n A Scott Hurt Tcnn writes I feel very thankful to my Maker besides the freigUts free from featht r strong and of muut ami will cure any case above E W IlxLL and your groat medicine that 1 am I began with Barred Plymouth medium length four toes upon each mentioned 1 Sole O box 218 cured I would not bo without Rocks and Light Brahmas suc foot white toenails The face is Wnoomanufacturer in the house Texas For mle by T D Aruiitead Hop has been curing catarrh for ceeded so well with those have red comb single not large and years it plucks out the roots added on the Black Langshans less liable to freeze than the Medi Â¬ khisville Ivy forty of catarrh and builds people up All Parlridge Cochins Cornish Indians READ THIS terranean breeds The eye is brown druggists sell it Bronze Turkeys the breast is broad deep and full Jaeltoii Mias Jan 17 1800 Pit Games and I have for years been a sufferer Every breed hits its own house w th a long straight breastbone from large runs with rows of fruit trees The skin is white thin and line in have kidney allaud bladder troubles I fit hm lies that I could Ei leed texture Tl e meat is very juicy find tried had reme and grass lot water trough almost giveu up all and Tvltt HI hnskr orit box and dust bath I tid fine grained aud pronounced hope of ever gettiDg relief until I T have a large run in wnicn i pur byepicuies to be very far superior tried Halls Great Discovery I am my cockerels for sale This I call to all other breeds for table use now using it and feel like a new man Its effect ii wonderful fcr Youncj and QUI A bachelors dui Each tid seems The btandard weight of cock is G W Willi vjis KP I have eight to ten pounds that of the hen to try to outgrow the other Asst Chief Police f SECURE OUR H a large yard for my little chicks is six to eight pounds The chicks RECORD NERVOUS Its js easy to approach some men with forty or fifty hovels all nicely are hardy and mature early The - mR T Eslil h whitewashed with drop bottoms object in forming this breed was to as it is difficult to get awnj from 1878 BLOOD and screen doors to ie them air combine prolific egg producers with them 250000 SKIM and keep out the rats I have superior flesh for the table hardi Â¬ DISEASED PRIVATE large feed coops made of laths that ness of constitution rapid growth i MEN can be moved to any partf ot the and fine form and plumage Possi DISEASES For Infants and Children a large fattening coop and a bly when you read the description CURED ard ilW large hen house for the young and come to the white legs you will The Kind You Have Always Bought chicks to roost in I get lime by say I dont want any white leg the barrel and scatter in hen jred chickens about me but the old Boars tho CURED M S houses and white wash all houses adage which luns something like Signature of IV1AN YOUNG hovelsand nests-- lour times a year this when ignorant o tho tcrriblo ortmo yon wero committing Did jou only consider A habit ma he gouu or bad accordI burn the straw as soon as thchen tho fasciiintine nlliiremcnts of this evil Vlci U a monster of Mich f rirli t fill mciii ImliltV When too lato to avoid tho tcr white wash the nest ing to whethei you rule it or it rules hatches That to he hated needs but to be seen riblo rcMilt wcro jour cjoi cijicnni to Hut seen to oft familiar with Its lue ur pern you hm you wier on id mnii sprinkle with sulphur put in new tM lioodcontnptnnyVniVATJorltlOOI HH We first endure then pit then embrace I Wore jou eiirulY Do you now and its ready for the lioaoV straw Ah mill then ecu porno nlarmtnc i jmtomiY You know what that tired feeling nicely and next hen 1 use sassafras poles for covers this case ltiarry Hj Jlaro jouVii knowin iour iirmcnt con h and you may kuow what will cure MKli IArHKK litinnV roOsts Thee are coal oiled once makes the Orpington hold an it by giving Hoods S raapa ilia a fair Wa LUCK SOX If mnrrlcil nru vou poti htintly living in ilrcail li inirriitco n LAS a month As soon as the egg sea Â¬ unique place iu poultrydom in this trial fmluiu witlijnuunncennutot any weak- - ffryj tin mini lui rnlfl nliKjn n I ilnn m There is a wide spread son is over about the middle of country ti ccfcsV lluo jou been cliucffiul with SJ Too many men iiiHkf the tniitake mercury This booklet w ioint out to V3 August 1 open wide my gates and prejudice against white legged you tho icsultt of tUcco rriuu mill point -i full run Their fowls here a very unreasonable of believing thry are smatter than out how our JCIJW MKillOD TKI2ATgive my chickens I1M will iioItnely euro you It with a one too It has prevented a great other people choice spot is the meadow isliowhowthoiieiniln lint o been hated by our NW TWTMiNT It unite water running full many breeds from becoming popu- Â¬ DIGEST YOUR FOOD clear pond of how wo can JHAKANTEi JO CUHH Ninety percent of all fcickness is caused by ANY CUKAIJIK CASK OH NO PAY length of it atiU trees growing on lar but the Orpington has over Â¬ food not being properly digested It creates poi Wo tiei and eure IIMISSlONS goes into your blood and then you are VAitrcocijTiC SYPiuiiiH mixi come this with all who hae come sons andalmost any the edge of the pond Mable to STKIUTHU disease the human system IJirOTIJNCJY si with only in contact with it It has overcome Is heir to Use Dr Carlstejjts German Liver I IK CK1IT DRAINS INNATUUAI When 1 first began Powder and watch the results You will feel Ill UtUKS KlUNKYaiid HADDint the good effects after taki dieasc two breeds it took but little of my it because you cannot keep a good a trial aud bo convinced ng one dose Give it Price the other thing down and that they are good Dr Ottos Spruce Gum 25c time but after adding CURES GUARANTEED Balsam Cures Your Cough Just the Medicine breeds my business has increased the following will show fent frco liy Tho Waires of Sin f I VERY DAY HEROISM MRS BROOKS WRITES The Buff Orpington The mnn who can stand it to have his faults exposed has so few that of they aro not worth raentiouiug THE PALA CE r ai -Pe-ru-- Spring OpenlD 3 i V J castohia Pe-ru-- cm March 30th and 31st I will Man-a-li- n have on display the latest styles in Pjtern Hats and Bonnets for Spring and Summ You should not fail to attend this orening Mrs Ada Lavne Pe-ru-- IIjASTFR UPENINGs in MARCH Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-n- a mmsi ssmafflssm 29th and 30th MME FLEURETTE LEVY r mm 1 E- mmr mwS mnHssstfr esr Jg absolutely net tho young man or young woman who would win succh in h being conceded it is of first importance to sret yjur training tt th that Stands iu the very front rank A RIICUIMPQQ EDUCATION I ii T in J eh nl Ky i -- CASTOR A The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Coolc Iveeping 5000 s Sliortlinud Telegraphy Sevpn experienced teachers each i ih a spei his line rite tor a h until ul bonk guiug mals from grHcluales occupying prominent all over the Umtpd State it will be maihdto D i O- ii friM fer M KENDRICK RUNYOftf OI IllorWLTOKS G entral Tobacco Warehouse GlarksMiUe We Tennessee AH Solicit the Patronage of Who Have Tobacco To Sell 111 Cash Free Storage to Shippers Advances fthuJe on Consignnn nts J C KENDUICK Salman JAS WEST NAT GAITHER Ill ini if uu iblo to call writo for iQlinSTION 1ILAV1C for UOMIJ enclofinB M Mnwii fONSrhTATION rTitiTinT Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O XTS4 mssKaRsmm HAVt YoDR PliOTOURAPUS MAtft my son and myself I imported at one time four pullets and one cockerel These fow Is busy more than half of our time After years of study and expe came from the interior of England rince I have learned to judge how and of course crossed the Atlantic I and were again shipped a distance to mate for successful breeding defy any one to produce better of nearly one hundred miles by rail fowls than I have this season arriving here on the 8th day of Years ago my difficulty was to dis- Â¬ March 1898 two weeks from the Now my trouble day they were shipped Oh the pose of my fowl is to raise enough to fill my orders day of their arrival one of the pulyi With my best wishes for your con- lets laid and in the remaining 23 so that it keeps for Children For sale by Qaither West TOBAGGO Anderson A Fowler COMMISSION t MERCHANTS man likes to ba called a brick but refer to him as a lump of com mon clay aud he will get mad Klit iiinatMin Cored My wife has used Chamberlains HOKINSVILLE KY Liberal advances made on Tobacco W Four months storage Free W G Wheeler H Faxon NEWMUUU 550 Konrtli AvHi Louisville ily r v Jj Eutirtily Holel Hen TMin nv On Dmiulo Jar Liue J Kleiderer Propbt aud rrst cihs iu till Exealleut pumplt iiiottis rebpectH auti Bvrviee tun qimlecl in ntiy city B 0 it L riondersuu Ky Tho Siamest- - Iiiivh so strong u aup- orstition Hgrtint eveu numbers thnl they will bve l0lie of tem The number of rooms iu a house of wiudowB or doors in a room even of rungs ou ri ladder must hUviijs Uv LjJ tV J odd Davidson McClelland of Bluv tliBidge Qa in looking ever some old Mr r l mnj fc Vii4rktXWt4t foAdta SfW m tho 7iililifaILUlJrJilL nf March these pullets laid 57 The following month the eggs Proof Warehouse egg total footed up 77 and in Ma these same birds rolled up the grand total ot 4 eggs llus is a remarkable showing under the cir- Â¬ cumstances but it is characteristic Hirdwick Druggist The Rhode Island Red of the breed and we venture to pre Â¬ SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO The same old fiin and 6iuuers oc Rhode Island Red fowishave been dict that the Orpington is destined but they fur Â¬ Â¬ cupy the stage of life in 6xistence for twenty or thirty to become popular with both far nish a multitude of Vaiiety sIiowh years They have been the fa Â¬ mer and fancier Dy Ciias E vorite stock on the Rhode Island Vass Habitual constipation is the door farms where hundreds and thous through which many of the serious MAIN STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Likes Buff Wyandottes ills of tho body are admitted The ands of hens have been Kept for occasional use of Priokley Ash Bit- Â¬ They were origiegg production HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY ters will remove and cure this disnated on the farm and until lately Our well known contributor Dr tressing condition Sold by C K have been bred only by the farmer N W Sanborn who has long been Wyly R E COOPER Salesman Like the Plymouth Rock and an ardent admirer of Silver Wy- Â¬ Wyandotte now so popular they andottes has transferred his affec- Â¬ The Islaud of Luzon has the same M F SHRYBH T C HANBERY are a combination of other breeds tions to Buff Wyandottes which he area as Ohio and frohi similar ancestry having has been trving for a couple of In 1888 my wife went East and was descended from a mixture of Malay years lie writes ot mem attacked with rheumatism She re Game and Cochin China or Shang I have four good pullets that ceived no relief until she tried Cham- Â¬ SHRYEfe PropVs HANBERY hai fowls They may also contain have done more laying this winter berlains Fain Balm Since that time and than my twelve Stivers and I ex Â¬ we have never been without it We some American Dominique HOPKINSVILE KY R8ilrolMSihTenth find it gives inHtant relief in case of Brown Leghorn blood but they pect to hatch only Buff a this year Bcalda nod is never failing bumsaad as they now have been bred flfCaref ul attention given o sampling and selling 11 tobacco arAwgmsd The Buff wyandottes are win- - for ill rbeumatie and neuraJgio pains f arms for a ftcpre of niarb Jurists friends-FarIiibonrf adruMfl on tobatse in store All tobaeco iaeured tfliWi are on the t DC BujiT Santa Yn CalFor lo t lent ieratioSs Jv y lv Ai V i wt X avi y rj tinued improvement and success 1 am respectfully Mks D AT Brooks U O G C Poultry Farm Stur- gis K days Paiu Balm for rheumatism with great relief and I cau recommend it as a splendid liniment for rheumatism and and other household use for which Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers WJ we have found it valuable Civlub JledCrsek N Y con ri ssellville and sts Kire Mr Cuyler is one of tLe leading merchants of this village aud one of Ky Hopkinsville the most prominent men in this vicin- Â¬ ity W G Pihphn Editor Red Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco csent us Covered by Insurance Creek Herald For sale by It C Wheeler Faxon rr RAGSDALEoCOOPER CO i PEOPLES WAREHOUSE lpt m- u 2fOffl S mvt J prr f t- JmSw wMSUfc t timnii rr flllL1 fXirw IMIMIM11MMIHII rr jrMVfe lyfJiiJFtr irvr MfcfcM fmifjtmim Ml r MTlF1 Wft1 ift 1 a i V- a 1 ffifffe lentttcklatt ffaWished Tuesday and Friday Mornings CHAS SUBSCIUPTION v M 12 A MEACHAM YEAR IX AUVANCE onaipllcaton OFFicyai230inn main stuekt v Local reading noticed 20 cents per lino Special looalsS cents line each insx rtlon Kates forsUndaigadvcrtlsemen rurnisliixl TUESDAY APKIL 4 1899 ft f f1 1 t tion law should not be an issue in m as ffl inns irnnns DEMOCRATIC TICKET Kentucky politics this year except the moveable property The fur- Â¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou Â¬ guwuu AilUHlUUi guuuu KJiuiui in so tar as may oe necessary in the defense of the record of a Dem- niture club house and grandstand bles of all sorts It is to the human Piques Netis Embroideries and Laces For Railroad Commissioner ocratic Legislature Louisville Dis- Â¬ brought good prices The sale of 3stein what sunshine is to Nature JFLETCHER DEMPSEY patch the land will follow The track is the destroyer of disease germs It of Hopkins County The election law was made an known to horsemen all over the never disappoints Poor BlOO- d- The doctor said there issue when a Republican Governor country as the scene of many interÂ¬ were not seven drops of Rood Wood In my body Hoods Sarsaparlllii built me up and Vice President Hobart is down vetoed it It will be condemned in esting race meets Sisie E Bkown made me strong and well with the grip the Republican platform and it 16 Astor Hill Iynn Mass Q00D RECEIPJS must be endorsed or repudiated bj Dvenenala etc- - A compllralloii pt troubles dyspepsia chronic catarrh and Louisville has a colored Rupub the Democratic convention It can inflammation of the stomach rheumatism iican candidate for the Legislature not be ignored without party cow And Heavier Sales Renorted in etc made me miserable Had no appetite until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla which ardice - ne man nas aireaay Deen acted like magic I am thoroughly cured Tobacco Circles he Madisoriville papers have nominatedi for the Legislature in a N B Seeley 1874 W 14th A v Denver Col I Our styles the latest our qualities the best our Jined up The liustler is for Har Democratic county who will intro- Â¬ Rheumatism -- My husband was obliged to give up work on account of rheu Â¬ prices the lowest our methods honest our motto din and the Mail for Goebel The sales of tobacco on tliis mar- Â¬ matism No remedy helped until he used duce a bill to repeal the election Hoods Sarsaparilla which permanently truth law A minority of Democrats ket last week were large and re- cured him It cured my daughter of caOtis reports that he will follow good voting with the Republicans may ceipts were also good being much tarrh I give it to the children with Ct results Mrs J S McMatii Stamford ttheileeing natives into the interior repeal it and put Kentucky back in heavier than those of the week be -- and continue an active campaign the election market for 1900 A fore Lugs were in demand at sat Ticking Linens babiua Domestics Governors veto mav be needed to isfactory prices and good leaf comSenators Fairbanks of Indiana manded full prices The market and Perkins of California will avert this calamity Why is the was stronger on a lugs with little Hoodi 1IIU cura Clothing Shoes Shirts Hats Underwear furnishing unake a trip to Alaska this Spring election law not an issue liver II In tlie linn Irritating and change from former figures Farm only cathartic to take with Hood SariaprlU Goods for men and boys HarryBoramers in the Efizabeth The editors of West Tennessee town News gives four reasons why ers are again advised to prize their tobacco in good order and they will HON REUB FLEECED Uiav iormed a new press associa he is for Hardin viz then obtain the highest market In dealing with us you will always be correctly in Â¬ tion with Dr Jno T Irion of Paris 1st Because he is an onjinal price With an active market and Ex Representative Morris Runs formed on alj new fashions and receive prompt and po- Â¬ President silver man large receipts sales this week are up Against Two Bunco Men 2nd Because he suffered de Â¬ expected to lite attention be even larger than Jimass of rock estimated at 100 feat in 1895 rather than surrender of they have been since the opening 000 tons crumbled and fell from the On last Monday two confidence his convictions on the silver question the present tobacco year cliff at Niagara Falls Friday An Â¬ men a white man and a negro 3rd Because throughout the other mass is breaking awaj started out to work the town The United States he is regarded as the JUDGE PETREE white man between 20 and 30 years exponent of silver in Kentucky The John Smiths are in it a usual old claiming to be a stock buyer 4th Because he is stronger sthis vear One of them is running Feasts the 1825 Club Saturday at worked himself into the confidence for Attorney General and another with the silver men and commands of Hon Reuben Morris Dinner is Capt Stone- - manager in Lyon the respect of the gold men of Edmonson and Butler who county The gubernational race is warm- Â¬ Jundge R T Petree entertained recently bought a farm near town composed origin- Â¬ and went over nearthe school to ex- Â¬ The cost ot ordinary cablegrams ing up and Gen Hardin and Capt the 1825 Club Stone have reached a point where ally of men born in 1825 to or from the War Department to but of plain a trick with cards which he it is merely a question of veracity SUCCESSORS TO R REEVES late years augmented by other old said was a winningthing Several Manila is 157 a word and if Gen Hardin at Shelby ville Satur- Â¬ men at the residence of his niece stories were told but summed up TTT TIT marked urgent which rushes it day tlatly denied that he tried to Mrs Goldthwait they were about as follows The through in one hour the cost is An Wt get Stone to withdraw and run elegant dinner was Saturday TIT a work served and the bunco man showed the trick shufagainst Blackburn and further feature of the entertainment was fled the cards and Morris picked out Dealers charged that Stone voted for gold an interesting account gjvcn by the winner easily A negro confed is said to be one of Tony Carroll in February 1895 Capt Judge Petree of his recent trip to erate stepped up and offered tobe ithe managers of George Alexander bonds Stone spoke at Hardford yesterday California The guests present 20 that it couldnt be done acrainj in his rtce for Railroad Commi- Â¬ in reply Thefwhiteman borrowed S2Q of Mon were ssioner in the Second district This Dr K R Cook Alex Gillilaiid ris to bet with him and the negrdi ought to settle Alexander with sure M H Sledge is the Democratic W E Warfield Sr Major JofltfWJ backed down but the other fellow enough Democrats L FKEE DELIVERY JJ nominee for the Legislature in Breathitt Chas F Jarrett W- - W refused to let him take the money warren countv we ougnt to be a Arkansas has passed an anti good man to forge his way to the Ware C A McCarroll I F Ellis down The negro said Ill raisti 111 111 you out ot it and raise the bet to 50 trust law modeled after Kentucky front and John W Prichett JJj and in order to save his other 20 JjJ 3STo law that js causing a great com- i motion among the insurance comWhy the Cubans Get 3000060 Morris went to the bank and got END NEAR 30 more and putwith the 20 The of them are threat Â¬ panies Many jJJ Three million dollars in United cards were shuffled and TELEPHONE NO 11 the negro ening to leave the State States coin are ready for distribu- Â¬ won Such Is the Belief of Tlany At His whiteconfederate passed tion in Cuba The money is to be Manila the money over to the nejrro and Gov Bradley returned to Frank used to pay the Cubans who harried he ran The white man followed Tort yesterday and resumed his the Spaniards during the recent Manila April 2 The troops un Â¬ A posse of men started after the duties as Governor One of the Strauger pay- Â¬ culprits der Maj Gen MacArthur are still brief insurrection and the white man was last acts of acting Gov Worth ing resting at Malolos where every Â¬ ment than this has never been made captured by Bob Cubbage who lon was a refusal to commute the thing has been quiet to day Hos- Â¬ by government Nobody in Wash- Â¬ lodged two shots from his shot gun death sentence of Bob Blanks tilities elsewhere so far as offic- Â¬ ington has ever explained just why in the fellows shoulder The ne the Cubans deserve to receive this gro got away with the money Gus W Richardson has resigned ially reported have been limited money nor has anybody disclosed When the ca3e came up for trial deputyship in the Appellate during the last twenty four hours his the authority under which the bar- Â¬ otlice to prosecute his can- Â¬ to an occasional exchange of shots Tuesday the defense announced Clerks gain was made The Cubans may they were not ready and the case vass for State Treasurer He is between the insurgents and the congratulate themselves upon get Â¬ was set for Saturday April 1st troops forming the lines of Maj succeeded as deputy by Samuel D Gen Lawton and Brig Gen Hall ting this handsome tip for tfieir when he will prodably try to April That will Ilines of Bowling Green Surely they fool them with some more extending from the water works to military services Â¬ professionMemorial Date The Cleveland Ohio election La Lonia But this shooting has never expected it It would be In- Â¬ al tears Morris did not appear teresting to know what emissary of jesterday closed a very bitter and been just active enough to make grainst the man Tuesday Gray- Â¬ We are proud of the fact that this store has alwajs had remarkable campaign Indications the lives of the soldiers a burden the administration first hinted to son Gazette the reputation of selling the best Kid Gloves and in order them that tleycould get it Are in advance of the election pointed and to compel the officers to sleep to still further strengthen this belief in the minds of the All Want Pensions to the success of Farley Democrat in trenches clothed and in readi the three millions to be disbursed people we for the purpose for which the money Over 200 members of the Eighth for Mayor oxer McKisson anti ness to repel possible attacks who Most of the Americans are be- Â¬ was withdrawn from the treasury Illinois Colored Volunteers Hanna Republican Reduce the price of the well known coming convinced that the backbone or has an agreement been made were mustered out of the service La Rome Glove from 175 to 150 Rear Admiral Kautz has made of the insurgent opposition is with someone high in Cuban author- Â¬ yesterday will file claims for pen- Â¬ ity to perform a task the results of sions as compensation of alleged and the Paragone and the Toy in official report r the bombard broken There are numerous ru- Â¬ ment at Samoa He says the Ma mors pointing to an early collapse which wjll not appear for a year br physical disability received as a oni from 125 to 100 two yet Will the first Cuban plebi- result of their sojourn in Cuba In to leave of the insurrection One of these is taafa people obeyed orders the Government reservation but that Gen Pio del Pilar the best scite show the results of this lavf one company all but five claim to be The merit shown in the make the style the Bhades and Will it aid the disabled in the whole general appearance of these gloves is so apliave since become aggressive kill Â¬ fighter among the Filipino officers isb contribution parent that the casual observer as well as those who are A Trxas Wontler will desert Aguinaldo and give his Cubans to see their way to voting ing an American marine and most espert in detecting flaws is compelled to see and for annexation instead of autonomy Halls Great Discovery to the Americans three British sailors The German support acknowledge their perfection Come See Compare It would be interesting to have an Oue rtinall bottle of HullVi Great Consul issued an incendiary proc- Â¬ Of Old Age answer to these questions Twenty Discovey cures all kidney and bladlamation sa ing Kautzs proclama- Â¬ Rhoda Dillard a colored woman millions for Spains undelivered der troubles removes gravel cures tion was uutrtie and promising to diabetes Beminal emissions weak uphold the so called provisional aged about 75 died last Thursday and undeliverable soverieignty in and lame back rheumatism and allir the Philippines three millions for regularities of the kidneys and blad government The American and night near Brents old shop mythical military services in Cuba der in both men and women Regu British forces are shelling the flows This The administration is an easy lutes bladder trouble in children If rebels wherever they can be not sold by your druggist will be We offer One Hundred Dollars Re mark Gleaner reached sunt bv mail on receipt of SI One ward for any case of Catarrh that small bottle is two months treat cauuot bo cured by Halls Catarrh Only 13219 Enlisted Tien ment aud will cure any case above The latest returns indicate that Cure E W HALL C McChord Instead of 42000 enlisted men in mentioned A MODERN PARLOR Chas author of the F J CHENEY Co Props Toledo O the Cuban army as claimed it de- - Sole manufacturer P O box 218 McChord railroad bill will be nomi Â¬ Whoq Texas shows great progress in the manu the undersigned nated for railroad commissioner F We Cheney for the have known velops from official figures that For Sdle by T D Armistead Hop facttre of fine furniture in recent last 15 years J in the Second district in the con and believe him perfectly honorable there are but 13219 including the kinsville Ky We keep up with all the lat yeatiest 6tyles and artistic designs in fur READ THIS The 3 vention at Frankfort Thursday in all business transactions and fin Seargent and Corporals niture for parlor 1ibraryt bed room Jackson Miss Jan 17 1899 Of the 32 counties MrChord has 16 ancially able to carry out any obliga- 000000 will go along ways with dining room and office and our Btore this number but it has not been de- Â¬ I have for years beeu a sufferer sure and 2U votes in Louisville giv Â¬ tion made by their firm is replete with beauty in all the lat West Truax Wholesale Druggists cided whether more than 100 a man from kidney and bladder troubles I ing him 140 votes Alexander has Toledo O Waldino Kinnan est and best Ldesigns in fine furni have tried all remedies that I could Mar ture or the cheaper grades to suit all 55 Nelson 24 Pilcher 13 Tobfti 12 vin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O shall be paid The Cuban Assem fiud aud had almost given up all tastes ana purses hope of ever gettiDg relief until I and there are S6 uninstructed and Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken inter- Â¬ sembly is now considering a motion tried Halls Great Discovery I am doubtful votes Senator McChord nally acting directly upon the blood authorizing the acceptance of the now using it and feel like a new 1WALLER KITCHEN man ana surfaces vill probably gej at least 26 of Price mucousper bottle or the system 3000000 and the disbandment of Its effect is wonderful 7oo by- - all Sold tne army ana qissoiving tne tas fl W Winflua tktee isd be nominated on thefirst lets Testimonials free Itft WtCbfcf Police ballot- r r3 HaiUb familvPilfc arrJhefcitfoJ gerhbbW ft j v ti j Paj---- tl f JY T w w ww it rt 4llXl IWWJiky There are few Democrats who agree with the Republicans Hhat the election law should be made one of the chief issues of the cam- Â¬ paign If the Democratic party proposed to fight the law then it would really be an issue If we were striving for its enactment there would be some justification for making it an issue We have made that fight and won it We have the election law and so far as Democrats are concerned it ought not to be the occasion of future strife in the party or between the parties Sane men do not fight for that which they have until their possessions are assailed The elec Â¬ i L W BBS iii LEXINGTON TRACK Spring Unlocks The Flowers To Taint the Laughing Soil Hi And not even Nature would Louisville March 30 A special allow the flowers to grow to the Evening Post fr6m Lexing and blossom io perfection ton savs The historic race track Now of the Kentucky Association in this without good soil much city is doomed and it is riot likely Nature and people are that any further effort will be made alike the former must have to prevent it being cut up into sunshine latter must have building lots and sold as such Charles Green of St Louis the pure blood in order to have owner to uav som at auction an perfect health Historical Old Course Will be Sold as Was Announced MOAYONS BIG STORE Stl i that they and latest are now prepared to display the best novelties or the seasons production in J3eg to inform their friends and patrons Jl iXU 1 Dress mi m nri wfixi nuuu v W t PULL LINE OF CLOTHING ctfbodiSaMa Prints Parasols mHopMnsville Grocery Com III J Ill 4--- m m in w Jjj 204LSoutl i - Street v Main iflf Jjj J11 Event of Glove Selling make it a 1iJ i r f GANT SLAYDEN fl v iXyZ 1 J jmyr 7n ECSLSi kVfthMt 1 f vtM il T57--dB- l tft Xyif IV tt fGUS WATKINS DEAD REMARKABLE CLOCK Una No Siirlnu it ml Will linn fur Yearit U II html lli lri Tuuoln d lii Ian llunil KC V Ji XI 5 CHURCH HILL GOSSIP CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS ALL TIRED Uthto I your experience tbonyour blood is poor anil thin and filled with impurities There is due one euro You must Ret rid of all theso poisons in the blood There is but ono remedy OIF Budget of Newsy Items of More or Expired Suddenly Saturday Ev Â¬ ening of Hemorrhage Less Interest Church Hill f arch 31 --Winter again with itssnow flakes hurled in all directions makes me quake for fear I may be congealed into an Â¬ other block of ice aiers Sai It panlla I presume Stranger isZof some ideal nersonaereashe says there J is no pleasure in sitting idle Why should you not have an elaborate library to occupy your mie mo ments or bestir yourselves among KILLED MINER your friends be more sociable and stranger no longer remain a His Body Cut in Many Pieces by Ships may sink and castles maybe the Cars wiped out of existence but Ill see myjfriends roads or mud holes Vg fc Crofton Ky April 2 Charles notwithstanding Griggs a miner about sixteen years QMiss Broadies non appearance old was instantly killed by the at church Sunday saddened many cars near Eihpire about 830 oclock anxious hearts She was expected this morning to alight from a white buggy drawn lie attempted to board a south Â¬ by a black span driven by a hand- Â¬ bound freight train to ride tosthe some black eyed young man top of the hill by catching hold of spent Mr Melvin Kimerling the ladder on the side of a box car Tuesday in your city while the train was in motion He missed his hold and was thrown Mr James Adams and daughter underneath the wheels Two cars Miss Rosalie have been visiting passed over his body and cut it in Â¬ relatives near Beverly recently to five pieces The County Coroner We learn with regret the absence came down to day and held an in- Â¬ of Miss Carrie King from our midst quest ison account of La Grippe Griggs had been in the employ of Miss Lona Williams is collecting Empire Coal and Mining Com- for some time and worked in a variety of fiowers and seeds I suspect she will be surrounded by the mines with his father a combination of nature supremely Nitram lovely all summer Miss Lona DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA send me a bouquet please Mrs Hiram Gregory is preparing for another cold winter She has riost Estimable Lady Passes recently quilted nine quilts and had Away at Wallonia on hand fifty The ladies of the neighborhood PMrs Alice Watkins a relative of have become discouraged about ir J T Wall of this city died at gardening on account of continued tier home near Wallonia Saturday rain and have turned their atten- Â¬ of pneumonia I AxE0 aged 57 tion to fishing Mrs Adams for T Years She had been in failing instance caught forty nice fish yeshealth for several years and about terday Others have turned their three weeks ago was attacked with attention to fine poultry the price pneumonia resulting from a deep around here for a setting hen is cold causing her death as above fifty cents I will tell you some- Â¬ stated The remains were brought thing more astonishing about a to this city Sunday afternoon and layer Mrs Mollie Gregory on interred in Hopewell cemetery Tuesday last entered her poultry Deceased was a most estimable house lo and behold an egg in the lady andleaves a host of friends to nest which measured twelve 12 mourn her loss in inches in length and three 3 in inches in circumference RUBBER TIRED HEARSE is true for it was measured This Mrs Gregory says she is not going AW Pyle Will Make a New De- fto allow this hen the privilege of parture In Hearses setting makes the blood nnre and elves it caw life and nowcr Tho starred Your nerves aro better nourished head ceases to ache Your brain keens clear You aro not oblieed to liegln the days work all tired out 5100 a bottle All druggists 0 AYEU CO Lowell Mass them would prove to you that the richest soil clover seed etc are in the roads bottoms and ponds it would be advisable to have a ferti- Â¬ lizer company dispatched to utilize the seed and feoil on some sloping places on the farms Stranger says who would have thought our public roads were such after the incessant rich soil washing rains Just a glance at Mr Augustus N Watkins died at his home in this city at six oclock Saturday evening of a sudden hemorrhaged He had been sick for severalyears but was not thought to be so near death He was not confined to his bed but had been complaining for a day or two before Mr Watkins was 55 years of age and an unmarried man Funeral services were held Sunday after- Â¬ noon at 2 30 oclock and the body was interred in Hopewell Cemetery Peter M Ilienskilde u Danish jew rler who lutb hohnubUrd with royalty butwlio now llteb In Cnbery tord coun ty III lias perfected n wonderful clock that runs its elf Uavenskilde is no ordinary Jeweler iwWffVrv JS6HAMPI0iyi lie has constructed diminutive watches as cuff buttons lie has made highly ornnniental clocks that pluy chimes at different hours of the day Seven years ugo he took up the study of electricity lie had a fancy to experiment with X rays Not having enough money to purchase- the uecessary apparatus he made the apparatus himself But by fnr the most interesting the most wonderful product of the ex court that would not be barred from ben ice Real Estate Deals Bank ofHopkinsville and Planters Bank to J H Cate Woods Mill property on Nashville pike 6000 W P Norton to Thos J Mc Rey- Â¬ nolds and Mary McReynolds 385 acres land known as Winonah stock farm 30000 Joseph Morgan and wife to J M Kistner lot at Kelly statiou 150 H W Watts to J T Garrott track of land containing 94 acres on Millers Mill road 4000 MM Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and Phaetons Old 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 Yours to please plete Otli St Nertr Court lliuse GUS YOUNG rpwa SEED T M Clover seed Eed Topt Or Â¬ chard Grass Seed Pota- Â¬ toes and all kinds of Gar Â¬ den Seed tock Peas in large lotb at our big Mar- Â¬ ket House We will sell cheaper than any house in the city Staple and Fancy Fox S150 Jordan and wife to B W tract of land on Cold Creek KAVENSKILDES CLOCK It Has No Spring But Will Run for Many 1 1 Years Jordan and wife to J D Massie track of land on Cold Creek MM 54 Same to to same tract of land on Cold Creek 40 R F Hammond and wife to J I Glover tract of land in North Christian 65 George Boyd to R A Boyd of land on Trade Water 800 tract fr Land Sales Master Commissioner on yester Â¬ day sold the following property House and lot on East Campbell street to Mrs W M Perry 1333 House and lot on Kim street to Forbes Bro 901 Track of land known as the Wil- Â¬ lis B Mason farm to Dr Jas Rod- Â¬ man 700 House and lot on Hayes street to Georgia Wiley 175 129 yi acres of land lying east of Jhe city to Johnathan Harned 300 Eight lots in the city known as the Mcrritt property to Mrs Hannah Moayon 142 House and lot on Hayes street to John Cook 200 Spring is here Sunday was a bright beautiful day though a trifle cold for the feeaon All of the churches were well attended and the ladies gener- Â¬ ally were out in their new spring dresses and Easter bonnets A W Pyle the furniture man being desirous of keeping strictly has contracted for a rubber tired hearse which will be out in a few days One of his hearses is now in the shop being thoroughly overhauled and fitted up with all modern appliances in Â¬ cluding the latestthing out in rub- Â¬ ber tires Mr Pyle has been lor thirty years in business in the same stand but he is not coutent with any place except in the lead arid he is first in the field with a rubber fired hearse up-to-da- te THIRTY ONE UNIDENTJFIED forty Five Bodies Have Been Re covered From Windsor Ruins New York April 2 Many thous Â¬ ands visited the Windsor hotel here the work of ruins to day for bodies has been al Searching The contractors most completed the shift of men going on think that at midnight to night will finish the iVork of of searching the ruins total dead number 45 nvfiom 31 are still unidentified jhe Arrested the Citizens When it became known that an effort would be made to indict the insurance companies doing business at Princeton a petition was circu- Â¬ lated and signed by 135 citizens and 11 TheiirMxjaW will com B Lfyiiejcttermofcq business men of that place1 asking the grand jury not to indicH All of a thesepetitioners werearrested for con tempi Vf court in attempting to interfere with officers of the ikty tipt thp Chicago Market Chicago April 3 May wheat opened at 73 and closed at71 IS WIDELY KNOWN July wheat opened at 736 and May corn opened at closed at 72 fniTiier JiikI Elected lrenlileii t Mr 34 of the Council of Women In Master Harry Boyd celebrated 35 tf and closed at fi Jfew YorU Il former his seventh birthday Mar 26 just Pembroke Couple a few of his friends were present Mrs Fanny Humphrey Gnffney the Win Thomas and Lizzie Cross a newly elected president of the Xntional Mrs N C Bard Mr and Mrs Pem- Council of Women is a widely known Wallace Boyd and son Master Frank colored couple living near broke were married in the County New York club woman and has been BoydfcMrs Unna Gresham and lit- Â¬ office yesterday by Judge long conspicuous among the public tle daughter Myrtle partook of the Clerks Cansler sumptuous dinner which was de- Â¬ lightful to the taste and would Police Court have tempted an epicure Mrs Only one case was tried in the Boyd is versed in the city court Jordon yesterday culinary department Baker charged with a breach of Mr W H Adams spqnt Tuesday the peacd was acquitted in your city The reporteame from Fairview My news has about exhausted yesterday ofternoon that Mrs Amefor the present Would like to hear Harrison wife of Mr C H Har from Stranger again in the near lia rison a prominent farmer of that future as his letters are interest Â¬ Sink or swim neighborhood was very low with ing and brilliant meuingitis and her death whs live or die survive or perish I spinal only a matter of a few hours Mrs intend you shall have a few items Harrison has a host of tnends and from around here unless I am moved married or relatives who still have hope ACdDENTLY may ultimately recover misplaced Not wishing to monop- Â¬ that she lina FANNY II GAFFNKY olize any more of ftie KkntuckiAVs The Moon and the Earth New President of the National Council Yahoo of Women space Ill desist Although we are nccustoined to speak of the moon revolving around women of New York She wasihe pre Â¬ COMIC VALENTINES the carh both bodies are really re- Â¬ siding officer of the Socletj forPolitical Â¬ volving around n point that lie be Â¬ Study and as such expressed her sym Â¬ pathy with the equal suffrage move Couse Trouble Among two Kelly tween their center The common ment Her sincere feelings in this re Men One Fined center of gravity of the pair lies about spect led her to oppose the recent apÂ¬ 3000 miles from the earths center peal to Gov Jtoosc elti in behalf of Mrs Geo L Weaver had W K Dri and 237000 miles from the center of Place the condemned murderess Mrs ver arrested at Kelly Saturday on the moon The additional 4000 miles QaifiKj is one of the officers of the a charge of breach of the peace and of terrestrial rndhis makes the disÂ¬ Vasldngton Memorial association tvhich was organized for the purpose the case was tried before Judge tance of the side of the earth away of founding a national American uni- Â¬ from the moon about 7000 miles from Driver was the pivotal point Cansler yesterday versity She is identified with the Pro Â¬ fined 200 The trouble had its fessional Womans league and is an ac Â¬ Female Bootblacks- tive member of the Demorest Temper- Â¬ origin over the receipt of some ance union and of several other promi comic valentines which were re- Â¬ In Paris and other large towns in ment orgnnJzatlou Mrs Gaffmey is a cently received by Driver and Trance female- bootblacks ore in Â¬ capital speaker dnd her eloquence ill which he claimed were sent by creasing in number They wear a variably charms her audiences She Weaver Driver metWeaver who peculiar garb not unlike that of sis- Â¬ speaks rapidly niui is one of tho bright The est anil N section raau at Kelly ters of mercy which renders their ap position quickest wits in Americaelected is an Lto which ah haa been nearanco rather nenff and attractive anda slightdifficultyiVas theire Not a few- of them lattghdjto their Is the most important office among wonwba ptataizUoM in this country up-to-da- te jewelers skill is a clock he has constructed on the perpetual motion plan If the statements of the inventor and his admiring fellow citizens may be relied upon this clock which is certainly an accurate timekeeper will run from year to year without any attention from its owner The works and dial of the clock re semble any other but the motive pow erinstend of being supplied by n spring comes from a wheel CO inches in cirOn the outer periphery cumference of the wheel are 12S cups each nearly half an inch in dinmctcrand third of an inch deep Each of 40 of these cups which are successive cups contain a steel ball three eighths of an inch in diameter These balls move the wheel which makes a revolution every three hours and 12 minutes Every minute and a half as this wheel is slowly turned by the weight of the balls one of the balls drops out of its cup rolls down an inclined plane about 20 Inches long when by its own weight upon a receiver it starts a lever which raises the ball in a littlecar traveling up a second incline of greater steepness to the top of the wheel into a cup which stands vertical for a short time The clock is exhibited In a window of Mr Eavenskildes small shop Behind the dial is a porcelain globe and at night greep red and white electric lights alternately reflect their rays the colors being imon the clock changed each time a ball is discharged from one of the cups on the timepiece Mr Itavensldlde was repairing a clock when his brain evolved the prin ciple of his ingenious piece of mechan ismpurely as the result of accident A bit of brass placed against the main wheel of the clock acted as a lever and set the works in motion The jeweler determined to put the accidental disÂ¬ covery to practical use His first wheel was rudely fashioned from an old tin can while the bearings of a bicycle sup plied the balls Frequent experiments and many failures preceded the perfect clock he exhibits to day Having determined to locate in the South I ofjfer for sale my fHrln hit uated it Casky Ky on the L fc N B R fivo mileH from Hopkinsville containing 100 acres well improved with an abundance of water for all purposes buildings ill new aud con veniently arrangt d land in a hish state o cultivation and well adopted to the growth of nil crops grown in this locality aud beiug located in tho center of one of the best farming dis tricts in Southern Kentucky reuders it especially desirable as a location for a physician without having to build up a praotice Any iuquirieH for further particulars will be answered by returu mail Poecesion given itn mediately if deired Adlrpe Groceries at gains great bar Â¬ Dr G G MOSELY Casky K BEARED P ROCKS Pen headed by a tiiagmfic nt cockerel with some ixtra fiue females B CLARK WAn GROCERS CO EGGS 1 PER 15 n-i at 5100 in any number wauti d is the last year I M II This eggs Ky j mm riFTH AVENUE HOTF Locisriixn ky jest i Hotel in the V n-1 i ICODMAN MKAOII kln 111- - THOROUGHBRED SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES1 Now is the time to introduce uew blood in your poultry for Hatching lf0 per 1T A few cockerels at SI 50 J B FISHER Box 71 W 18th St Hopkinsville Ky Electric Klevnt PiitKCAMPUKLi Managvi Eh 7 TRUSTS IN KENTUCKY Statutes a strictly first complete and exclusive seed Mail Orders a Specialtt The multiplication and triibts in Kentucky and the re- Â¬ ALL KINDS OF PLANTS cent indictments against insurance IN SEASON companies have led to inquiries inCall or stud one cent Btamp for de to the anti trust legislation in this Fcriptive catalog and price list Terms State Section 3015 of the Kentuc- strictly caBh Office and sales room at ky statutes seems to cover the mat Â¬ Armstrongs furniture store Hth St A Prosecutions For Conspiracy Are Based Upon Which new enterprise class ot combines store ter This law was enacted Ma 20 1890 and is to the effect that any LEEO BRUM FIELD Hopkinsville Ky corporation under the laws of this State or any other State or country Itiink of llopklutrltle for transacting business in Kentuc- Â¬ ky or any partnership company ICKSIDKNCK nlcllierHon IMncf firm or individual that shall create establish organize or enter into or 16I6PI10D6 KeKlUence No lOi uccomc pai ly 10 urimeresieu in any pool trust combine agreement SPECIAL LOCALS or understanding confederation with any other firm corporation Good Whiskey is both doctor and etc for the purpose of regulating tonic Better lookiug than many controlling or fixing the price of doctors better tasting than all medimerchandise manufactured articles cines For general family use noth or property of any kind or shall ing equals whiskey and HARPER Whiskey is pre emiueutly the family enter into or become interested in whiskey Sold by W R Lono any pool agreement combination Hopkinsville Xy having for its purpose the fixing of Going to Take a Trip Soon or in any way limiting the amount or quality of property commodity We are headquarters f jr trunks aud or merchandise to be produced valises got anything you want in manufactured mined bought or those goods from the cheapest to the finest Piices are right goods are sold shall be deemed guilty of the right crime of comspiracy and shall be TlIK HorhlNSWLLE MERCANTILE Co punished accordingly New Insurance Firm A subsequent section fixe the punishment of such offenders at a The uudersigued have Hecured the fine of not less than 500 nor morel agency of firBt elass lire insurance than 5000 Contracts to pay for companies and are prepared to write goods purchased from firms in com anyone desired Tho senior mem bination are also declared null and ber of the firm has had large exper void andthe State releases all par Â¬ ieuco as au underwriter and any ties from any liability to comply busiuesB entrusted to us will be care Â¬ with such contracts It is also pro Â¬ fully attended to The patronage of vided that any company firm the insuring public is earnestly W P WINPREE etc convicting into a pool as pro- Â¬ solicited W P WINFREEJr vided against shall forfeit its char- Â¬ ter Our Clothes Fit Section 3020 states that it shall But that aiut all when you get a suit be the duty of Circuit Judges and from us you uot only get a fit but other Judges of similar jurisdiction you get value received for your mon Â¬ in this State tojgive the provisions ey it matters not whether it is a 450 suit or one of our finest textof act 3915 in charge to grand ures juries at each term of their courts The Hopkinhvicle Mercantile Co The new Constitution makes spec Want a Good Pant Cheap ial provision against the formation Come and Bee xur line of them of railroad trusts in a section pro Jwans Pants at 65c 75o hibiting under heavy penalty any simera as low ae 125 100 Cas good combination of competing and par- Â¬ stout well tnade and will wear and you allel lines passing through the like buoksliiu Ottit-t-tite- r jrn pTiioivijfVS J j j r ii -rV zvi m i1 W1 rTrTTTvt i- Sw v v wMntn1 i MfVv lit hJ hitfwiiiMiBiiaifftMrr v ariiMWifiii rnr tiniii n imftftYffirT rT rtSSBBtirS2 r -- t aili1r rfk iiiiiinii afar Li C tr I riiMaMMi rmgrr smsMBBsn J if A Ct y mWi R0MA8CE7W BWBBW THE WAITftfSS iJti I w i A THE CHANCE jjiJ TATWtfN JVjr t I Sht Loved and Uow Badly How Andrew Carnegie Won an Employ Â¬ THKOBBaT health She Wanted Htm ers Confidence constitutidh undermined by tv Line There is an interesting young lady Andrew Carnegie in How I Be Â¬ V- in eating by disrc Wichita came Famous visiting in the city say the tells of the long travagance Ji AJ I l Kan Eagle who a short timo be Â¬ chances he took while private ccre crnrrlino trif 11VS of nnttir Ol t H I ViTI 1 un Yii Louis- fore leaving tor rastern home played tary to n Pennkamn rtttlroad offi- WALU24UVJ23 1 i C f j f 3Tor Infants and Children Vine cvansvuie oi a highly exciting role in a decidedly ciai ui une momma jcr ocm And tbcottlucof sensational drama and without her little late in getting to the ofiice very earnest or eager desire either and there had been an accident on Nasnille Memphis uon n her town there hadbeqn ayoting the eastern division to the best of my Tutts Liver Pills will cure you gomeryi Mobile an New t man who had come there from n dis- Â¬ recollection a bridge had been burned For sick headache dyspepsia He was handsome s tylishly or washed away and the through ex tance liliii it ill vniT rreir dressed genial and a heart crusher Dress was awav behind time There sour stomach malaria torpid AcBetablcPrcDfflationfor As and soon he had all thdgirls in town was only one track and the freight liver constipation biliousness similating thcToodfltidRcrfiila- AND BPKKO CNBIVALED VA I UngtheStamachsandBoweisoC in his wake even for onemile from trains were on the sidings all along and all kindred diseases him But he ignored all save the one our western division waiting for the who is now trying to forget her mor express which had the right of way tification by a visit away from home I gleaned the situation from thp tele- Â¬ y Just before she left the young man grams I found and sat down at once ErDmotest3festionChectfuI- Â¬ announced the painful news that he to do what I knew Mr Scott would Tness andBcstContalns neither April fools are the luckiest kiud away and would go into do if he were there I wired to the was poinp tfiV business elsewhere and probably never conductor of the express that I wa they jret u cognized jiud exposed 77T7 J7 r jo return The two were supposed by going to give the freight trains three o onto a year tho whole town to be engaged and hours and fortyminutes of his time Connections ore made st Guthrie and rcvtofcidJk smnnmixR CONSUMPTION CURED prohably were lie was to take an and told him to answer me so that I Nashville for all points Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam trill cure any early afternoon train and invited the might know that he understood the case of consumption if taken in tlrtte Con tramption starts with a slight cough or cold irtrl n nlA ilmnrr Willi liim of din situation South and Weit UoduIUSJu He answered me that he This is where consumntlon irets Its start and If statttSmt hotel This she did and the dining-- didt I then wired to the conductor yon Trill use Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsas n In Pullman Palace Care i conglt lOrhnaitkala room was crowded and she ihogazed Ultl UIML JrUJgUL WU1U UIIU awu i i uif you will cure the the mostbeat the lungs au4 throat and avoid dreaded of all dl JtitmSttd -consumption Delay In attending to a GanAtdStov nnoit of all the host Waitins upon wnoiC civinnnf tliem Vvorv teiejram Biases cough may cost you yourllfe Largeslie V slight hinrmnflimr this road will receive special low ratea tlieir inhle was a pretty amlftiiee op was Signed Thomas ASC0tt tboesXrice3Jcatdf0c Forsalehy See agents of this company for rates pearing young girl sister of the head Presently Mr Scott who had heard Anderson Aperfect Remedy for Conslipa Fowler 5 routes o or write to was all through the about the trains all being late and an waitress She tionSouxStomachDiarrhoca Q P Atmobe Q p At Worms jConvubtonsFeverish- repast very nervous and evident ill When a man courts solitude his ttccident on the road came hurriedly Louisville ncss andLoss OF SlEEP turbed with a ghastly pallor likcWo in and mt down to a pile of told courting in tome other locdity has approaching collapse When they grams probphy been snubbed Tac Simile Signature of Jit1 Jmisheu tueir UinnQr lie young said he f IhjrV it is ten oclock Tlic Alamo Tetter Sialt ltliouin mid Eczema man went all over the dining room SanAntomO and lie express not in and the The intenso itching aud smarting KEW YORK shaking hands and saying good by freighirhnng up and the devil to riy incident to these diseafiefi is instantly as he had become very popular and Wire allayed by applying Chamberlains admired This over he rejoined lis Excuse me Mr Scott said f I lady guest and offering his arm ti wired the orders I thought you would Eye aud Skiu Ointment Manyivery two attempted to leave the hall send Ilere are tho telegrams and bad cases h tvo been permanently At this position in the affair the I think youll find the through freight cured by P It is equally efficient EXACT COPVOF WRAPPER second scene commenced and it wn already in the yards for itching piles and u favorite remTHC CENTAUR COMPANr NtW YORK CITY one to make the supposed aflianred He looked hard at mo and never edy for eoro nipples chapped bauds to weep with womanly mortification said a word He looked through the and chagrin With a wild scream the telegrams I had sent in his1 name chilblains frost bites and ehrouic sore St Louis San Francisco RR dming Toom girl Hew across the room and he kept on being sjlcnt 1 won Â¬ eyes 35ctH per box THROUGH CAR ROUTE like the wind and with one piercing dered what he was thinking but I BETWEEN hysterical yell threw herself upon didnt say anything DrCabts Condition Powders are and into the arms of the debonair afA few days passed One morning just what a horse needs when in bad AND fection wringer Then she would not J Edgar Thompson the president condition Tonic blood purifier and SPRINGFIELD be comforted and moaned and sobbed came into our office in Pittsburgh J vermifuge They are not food but PITTSDURG JOPLIN like tho poor little heart would let felt a band on my shoulder and looked mediviuo and tho bett iu use to put WICHITA go its bame strings All efforts of up ho asked Is this Andy Y a horse iu prime condition EUREKA SPRINGS Price 25 her sister the young man himself sir said I PAR FT SMITH cents nor package For sale by R C and the proprietor were unavailing to Well said he Ive been hearing Haidwiok druggiat DALLAS get her untangled and loosened fiom about you Scott told u the other SAN ANTONIO the now blushing and thoroughly dis- Â¬ night about what that little Scotch A man nlvays tbiuks bis griefs are HOUSTON comfited youth As fat as one tap devil of his had been doing And deeper thau a womius bsuiiHB ho GALVESTON arm could be unwound from with that ho laughed and I felt 1 bad erinc Solid Vettibuled TfIn with Pullman Slprt neck of the hapless vouth her a friend in him as well as in Mr iitoj hardened lo werp Harvey Dinfrg Halls nd Reclining Chr Cr other would only tighten the more Scott Mapt timo tablet and full information furnished lhe Kind You Hats Always BougW like the loving embraces of a back Bears tho upon application to A QUAINT OLD MARKET yard clothesline which one merges CEO T JICDOLSOr MELTILLK Tray Pastr Agent Genl Pajfr Agent into in the dead of night 3T LOUIS MO Baltimore Has a Feature That Vies with ST LOUIS All through thi vitriol colored -Anything in Europe in ii wnini ipstiie doctors scene they oung lady w ho was thought ii x i There is a curious little old street tn o ii part to be engaged stood In in a dazed and nterribly embarrassed condition wish market in Baltimore that almost vies h iiit iithy hiid ii i ii toiiohity ing nay praying that the floor would in life and color with that fa mo it A TIMELY HINT be kind enough to open up and let square in Verona said to be the most You Mioulil 10 wise aud stt that vourlilnnri la her into the cellar or some other se picturesque market in all Europe rich and pure and your whole Eastern put in a Dr cluded spot far away from the eyes The dignified colored attendant of twrfectly healthy condition bv the uu of vou CarlHtedls German Ltver Powder Then the Bellair market on Gay peet will le free from malaria typhoid fever colds of that entire room full Of course Dr Carlstcdts Cerman come in most part to their booths by and the isirrlp oet medicine money can Liver it fell upon her hardest of all towaer tue buy virtue of inheritance From fatlcrlo For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce It was ten minutes before the ex uum Balsam Price 25c and 50c hausted and weakened girl could be son descend these gayiy decked stall a Bottle ANO pried away from the man who was the which line both sides of theioad ay Tor sale by cause of all her grief llewasprofuse and there it- an air of aristocracy here Anderson Fowler in his explanations of innocence de- which is quite as exclusive as that of claring solemnly that he bad never any court in Europe Tli woiuuu who is gifted In parli HmmU 1 t Qu kMBBB fHffl HB la Threading their way in and ut aine tay law poken a word to the girl other than fiivp nc va rail wUrtrt trnu nnnd innthinn Sn - line euenilly laj o on the 111 wuii nuvii juu iivwu lllj lllEll VT wo Hill to give bis orders three times a day among the stalls screened frou the tHble e Htth Hg a nian huts i ri and had never encouraged by evena sun and rain byvari-colorc-- d umbrella may be seen piiests in cas look the growing affection of the girl Kind You Have Always Bought and of which ho never dimmed up to socks and caps and sometimes oddly Beara the j She had r imply be enough with overcoats of modcih Blgaatnie that moment of come passionately infatuated with type nuns in gowns of indigo bit HOPKIHSVILLE KY i with black stolen tightly drawn ncn him and was suffering in lence but As mvilztim u ivtiictis children when he came to go hi r suppressed the shoulders and upcni who e ln d b n in winryiU ni eirlier hjv II Ill1 emotion overcame her and she was rests a most euriou- headgear a cp of stifHy starched white muslin whoe sick three days from the by Series A UmiiI DcvIhIiiii The engaged girl went to the train winglike brim extends at lean Is Four yem- - ago I khh feeling bad IN Many are bail in appetite and was nervoiiH with the leading actorof tl e dramatic inches bristling around I affair but she walked in moody si Â¬ the pleasant greeting exchanged over rad about Hoods SdrsHpurillu aud lence and declined to piomie any Â¬ shrimp and white bait who cviittie decided to tiy itaud after I hadtalibn thing and when a week later theyoung are extolled in softly modulated tone half a elczeii bottles my appetite re turued aud 1 had gieatly improved iSHW emMmmmmmmmmttizay man wrote lier a long glowing letter From stalls where Early Miss Flohence Hcoue Bermuda onions and Maryland iu linn 1th in burning passionate declarations of sprouts aie temptingly displayed 73 Kiddle Street Covington Ky PIHIiRHlfrTT his undying affection and his pro- Â¬ importer and Manufacturer of timsiAIly 18 ikSUHMKI cm- FR01 found regret over the la t unfortu- Â¬ come shouts of glee over a sharp bar- Â¬ Thut disttess ufter eatiug is pre- Â¬ IhiSiVILLE nate act she quietly tiled it away in gain in which the thumb has played iravcsAi vented by cu or two of Hoods Pills Ti riuCAlO a prominent part the stove aud never replied Now they dont gripe The most popular corner of the they are not engaged and it is said as rPJcrrRESOPA 0nniLLKAMGl5j in fitting cloe of the tragic market is the booth whose Wares con Â¬ HAiVlLLr TtriU though i CAKlLEtfO The optimist remembers that affair Ijiat the unhappy waitress is sist of birds of impossible plumage comes ater winter the pesdaily fading away and more and more silks of indescribable hue anil jewelry Bummer of wonderful brilliancy Its patrons simist leuletniers ttiat winter comes r urUlSViLLRr LOUIS thin and lifeless is approaching slov TEX U AC TJATrWAVa for the most part dusky maids w ajla f ex iy the last of the decline A kiduoy remedy that can be deNo 51 No keep up a swift fire of meaningless WEST UOUSl Dally lai Flags of Germany chatter while purchases arcl baihg pended on will bo found iu Pmckley Asu Brrmts It heals and strength rwtpXtThe Oonnnn imperial fk isqiinre made retiring under a strong volley euf Sold by C K Wyly 78aS of comment from the surroundiiig with a Ialtesu crose dividing it into Irylngton 820pm B40S StephenBport 68 p ci 10 18 a S four refioii The pro tin d is a mot- Â¬ lookers on and overit all the demure A woman cau make a pie outeif respectful courte y of those in charge tled ellow rcd dispiayinp the crown 8 44 p m 11 05 in AIR LewlannrV WHITLOW of llopkinsvillr Ky is my solicitor a lasting bit of the long ago and in anything sho wlnts to I 08 P m U M i in - -- JL and aplri The arms of the rross are Om liboro black with white etlpes aiul the cen- Â¬ sharp contrast with the independent O If j on hiivt contracted rheuniatisin Ar irnHoron tI UMpm lisp ter displays the impci inl arms in gold curt manner of the northern market no nntter what form Dr J H Mc men all bilsinenss no sqnt intent No h j No The llip of the German Loauh Liver and Kidney Balm will EAST IieuND Ually a V Herald cure it This medicine so regulates Lv Henderson na a wime neiu witn binck cross 7 so a di 2 66pm SpotUvllle To Oon Friend Auulher thHii of - ui tirnn in fu t HpproHcliinfr aud showinptheimperinl arms on a medal- Â¬ 7Btm 316pm ineiuiluejs thatthe poisonous proOwensboro 8 27 a Di a oop nj Cruelty to Geese the wifie aud piiKinii firmer will fHin n t h nld iuk favorably kuowu lion in the center and a Lewisport ducts which cause tho disease are re- Â¬ 07 a m Haweavllle JONES BRANDS or BUNE and ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS upper loft hand corner square at the HSOani 4 63nn moved from tho body through tlrs Olovorport German societies for the preven- Â¬ beinp com B7nm AiTinKsLl that have for many years done their fiid duty wlni applied to both Spriup posed of TC J Stephensport in ia m oli y T a black white and red stripe tion of cruelty to animals lmVe had natural channel For sale by O IrvlnKton n e otcouinier ial FeitiiizTs is almost universal and and Fail cropi The 11 00 am 61oCbV Wyly iirandenturg 1128 am 6 99pm their tho expeneouH of tinny yearn haa piovon that ANLM AL MAT- witJi a Maltese iscross The Gorman tics attention directed to the cruel merchant flap At Louisville a tri eolor practiced by the men whodrtve black TER FERTILIZERS an the most uouiuMfphmt food Itiiowu and tUe fact lOCpm 800pm Its a wise moonshiner that knows of puttiDK ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK in a baW and branding it DIS- white and red the stripes being of flocks of from GOtO to 800 geese wheu to keep still For tnrther Information address SOLVED BONE des not make it mimnl niHti r HonehtHtrictly pure Au equal size through villages giving them hardly H G Mobuck A G f A imal Matter FertilizrHcOt umio lluui nick kooIh beiause they are worth anything to eat and beating them LouuuKy I was reading an advertisement of The Insult vrVumuM you remember this f irt Our poods o nut under our more and weak tlmt brutalhj often whipping out an eye Chamberlains Colic Cholera Owensboro Kr and Di guarantee analysis and lit vuariinue i id Wo offer our gooda on Doctor Do you take a bath regarrnoea Rempdy iu the Worcester Old Norse Churches im t thoir merits and refer with ur at SB5 thir most erellent repu- ularly Once a week I suppose Enterprise recently which leads me tation in all parlH of Oh o Ii dimwi ami Km u k where thev are exteii to writethis J can truthfully edy Ancient Patient Lor oless yon Some of the wooden churches of sively used W respectfully urp on h velelirated Jones Fer I never used tilizing Coh goods a trial dn Ixiih Sprup hi d Full emu- - ud we know eat- - no sirl J haint to dirtyas all that Norway are fully 70 years old and are coliq and any remedy equaltb it for diarrhoea X have never Sketch Btill in an excellent state of preserva islactory results aud future ciden will eeriaiuly follow ART18T5 bad to use morethau one or two doses TiMIORIAL tion Th eir timbera h ave succeed ally cu Strength of a Judr cur jno worai case with myeUo recited tfiirostTMid ohirdreo W A A single Kitmiin hairwill support r w JW ll I four ouijTrjf vj i rn i ii i n r hiii Mmt i ttfcar fun i tfcu v 4 Knew Whom ARE YOU1 BANKRUPTin ierw mvw Through 1 a nmk 11 I incintatiLxinvfton iouis r Ji llr il t The Kind You Have Always Bought NEVER DESPAIR Orleirs WITHWT 0ilAgfY4 Bears the Signature of wm Pills Tutts Livercure an absolute jy PullTnan Palace Cars forldtlantat Savanah Macon Jacksonville and points lOV Narc otic m ooriaa p a nn NorthEast s n vJT emigrants ray fins Kind I Ynn Havfi t Always Bought I ST LOUIS BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN bl OA i TOXLia i Vi Y C lJ g i Of All Kinds CEMENT LUMBER LIME I i I DAGG RICHARDS -M OASTOHIA I csm ESTABLISHED 1852 SAMUEL HODGSON zrmm iRPIfnfnili TABLETS ETC Marble and Grraiiite Monuments Si FM SEASON OF 1S99 innn-of-v- ar B tic I s W W GRAY i 9v crt iuy klpoitiixp j rnurtWiitmhv9ry TTTf K 8TwjpDPoike pNHOf r vsM S SStf threatened tho timid and suspicious native the young chief at length mus Â¬ tered sufficient courage to step forth Depositing his burden of ivory in tho open he glanced meaningly in the direction of the Arabs camp In Â¬ stantly several women were liberated and they rushed to the woods In this fashion during several subse Â¬ quent days tho Arab chief was gradu Â¬ ally relieved of his prisoners and in their place he became enriched by a substantial stock of ivory Cassells arms was mixed up in the rigging of the prow I couldnt see the deck but I could hear cm talk bout me It sounded queer like fur they was ri talldn about disposin o my things Weil hes gone fur sure this time Poor Mac Jim Lacey was a snyin Oh T iTMrrr5jri5r3j when you have LM S Ye are eh Well ye just shut up now or Ill send jo overboard ufter JfMac an you can settle it with him down at the bottom I guess two can plaj-- at that I aint a feered of ye Tod Wiley an if Jye want tor prove it jes sail In now while scouts wore sent to survey the Ihere was a sound of scuflltn on to and encouraging toil surrounding country In a short improve their holdings them irri- Â¬ deck right over the bow where I was a bj- time it was reported that within an hnngin an knew Water Fascinates Him j in ter settle Iamong tliey was stnrtin hours march a large native village gation has upset the natural themselves what j each would take of my things So I up had been- sighted Osrhanis instruc- Â¬ quality due to soil and climate an yells like bloody murder shoutin tions were brief Two hours before alone The vesh like Rousseaus doc- Â¬ first to Tod nn then to Jim You can the dawn wo inarch upon that vil- Â¬ trine of the state of nature presup Â¬ iCn ATCH cold not iiuch rnint bet they stopped flghtln in double lage no worsen but hi tig in To night no fires no noise poses a primitive equality and breaks mnier quick time They was both so scared down under more artificial conditions only u little filili r SikiaP MneKoj tin saili r shook t lie drlppii g thnt I couldnt get neither one of em Cures INDIGESTION The night air grew gradually cold- Â¬ of society It appears that the orig- Â¬ inal distribution which is attributed water from hi hn beard like a to help me for a plagued long time er A fierce storm swept over the for Â¬ Its Mac voice 1 linally heerd Jim The entering wedge for est and the Tain filtering through the to Shckh Mehdi himself a Pathan Newfoundland doc and then v nlkcd i say but it was a quaverin so I hardlv nearly all Diseases the leisurely doun Front street toward was wonderfully fair even now in thick foliage overhead trickled in Ifnew it human system is heir to Chareadda and Yusufzai where the saloon for a drink of hot Scotch after No its his ghost replied Tod continuous streams upon the flaked being in the ilver bodies of the raiders It was still old tribal distribution hns been less I itlits tun tinge to drop In the rier Mis come back ter settle this dispute dark and raining when tho hoarse interfered with than elsewhere the a dozuji times or so in winter It sort Â¬ atween us No I aint a ghost I yelled back whimper Tendele Tendele upesi aggregate value of tho holdings of the er freshens me mind up makes me 1ir sale b main subdivision of the clans is still sober too hometines Im jest as live as any o ye Jes drop I aint never March march quickly passed from Audnrsou it owler rope down here an Ill conic v an onn in flrmflinr Hlio nnrrv cof fnrfli much in proportion to their ancestral full inside but I hnve ter mnke straight a show jc Eharcs Irrigation is however a great for water It fascinates me Thvu tinrlo file no word was snoknn In Well they linally got back tlrii RuTTthe only sound that betokened eradicator of old usages and the tumble in an when they ank me out senses uough to drop me a lim lu l original vesh has been washed out Fin sober agin Mebbc Its cause wns when I crawled up on deck thej kit their progress was a slight swishing bitten by a mad dog when n jounpMer ol leaves and tho muffled tread of over most of the Peshawur district People said Id go mad then but I steered clear o me It was nigh ntr naked feet upon the spongy ground Traces of it still prevail in the unir didnt 1 just go mad when get n week afore thc3- were com i need tint Upon nearing tho village clearing rigated portions of Yusufzai where liquored up an then I want to go for I wasnt Macs ghost Mnckey and his friend readied tl t each man buckled his ammunition each man has a strip of land according the river Tnint that I hnnker furwa to his share in each of the voshes or tcr Inside Oh no thnt never fasc- deck of the Mary Ann by this time and belt more tightly around his waist as Mackcy helped his friend up tlie and wound a strip of dirty white cot- Â¬ divisions of the- village running the inates nie Its jes outside whole length of the block As subdivisiomild inquiry whether he plank to her clean deck he added chang To the ton cloth about his head to serve as the n-proceeds the stripsbecome nar- Â¬ wasnt afraid of getting drowned some ingShes subject jw Moiiujoiuug main iu me uuurnig W regIer dowreuster a Perhaps dny he replied promptly Sfepk upon tho naked natives With rower and narrower until at present so seein I cant swim first class Maine schooner that Ii i 4shxilt ae Yali the raiders fired a field often resembles- the definition Not swim I thought you were a aint got her sperior on the seas An her crew tlieirft jes as good as the their first volley directly toward the of a line length without breadth con- Â¬ sailor He is huts where the natives were sleeping sequently even here especially where So 1 am but whats that got to do ship except maybe the captain a little queer at times Now theres - well or canal irrigation is introduced la ihu sroarcd the Manwith it Cant a man be a sailor an sec him with the Tyema as they crashed through the the people are being reluctantly not know how to swim We dont Tod Wiley over tlierc thots Jim Lacej na forced to abandon the old system of swim the seas we let the ship do that blue jumper on OIKOUIT COLKT DIKKCTOKY bushes into the midst of a multitude No sir I cant one o the best sailors an swimmers in ive just sail her of panic stricken savages chasing the distribution winch in a generations tho country But whats he a try In to Bwim an neither can morcn half the Tbioo First Monday lu February trn black figures hither and thither two will practically cease to exist three weekstblrd Monday tn May fellers that I ever sailed with Whats doThe get a cold bath two St James Gazette sailor pointed out as Lacey was weeks first Monday In Si iiteiiitior t term ih Women and children shrieked fowls weeks leaning oer the bulwarks as if trying flew cackling toward the woods- mens PRINTED FOR PLEASURE ONLY HRIRflAN Konrtli Moniiiv In t Vhrlmrv to Inspect something on the bottom of deep Voices shouted incoherently but termalx week First Monday lu Jurn teia the schooner Suddenly without warn four weeks wth Monday in beptember the loud rifle reports and shouts of the Curious Sheet That Is Published in a ing ho lost Ills balance nnd tumbled terin six weeki Little Australian Town relentless Manyema drowned all CALLOWAY with a splash into the river Second Mnnriav In Anrll Soon the villace be- The little town of Eucla which is other sounds weeks First Monday in August tr turm Is thnt Mac overboard Oh no its threeweeks two Second Monday in Novembei LV - came enveloDed in a dense white foe the junction of the South Australian term three weeks only Jim Lacey cried some one of sulphurous 6moke and mist in the and West Australian telegraph sys- Â¬ Mtus smiled at this remark Lyon First Monday May term two Monday August obscurity of which the raiders guns tems has a newspaper of its own the Jims a good swimmer you see an week first Monda r inInSpntomhar term two weeksnrst laminii they think he can take care of himself weeks flashed forth tongues of fire first number of the Eucla Recorder Now if it wns me Gradually the tumult ceased The having made its appearance last He walked up towurd the stern of cool morning breeze dispelled the month The editor in sending a copy tho schooner where a group of suitors PROFESSIONAL CARDS heavy cloud of mist and smoke rcr of his journal to an Adelaide contem were laughing at Laceys antics in the The paper has been vealing the victorious raiders swag Â¬ porary says water The best sw immer iu the world gering through the devastated village written and printed without any pro- Â¬ was acting very queerly spluttering - driving scores of miserable women fessional assistance by the members and splashing around and going down and children secured together in of tho South Australiaand West Aus- Â¬ for some seconds at a time Jims a good one like a duck in couples by means of lashings- around tralia telegraph staffs at Eucla Until Oflice orer Kellys jewelry store water remarked one of them iPT jaotvnsiy ouun wiu cuuj iiiuuuug three months ago no one engaged in Tho sport wis entertainang and the 2 ifiiTi siulnn m Jill ifarfldiflnop ifs hrinht its production had seen a printing UOFKINSVILLE KY Wiifififns rrlintinrr through the distant press or type letters and the press we A TALKIN AnOUT DISPOSIN O MY sailors seemed to enjoy it but Jim con tinued to act queerly THINGS HNDKKW SARGENT M D feesini sad contrast to the desolation have is one of the smallest obtainable Mac isnt he began Mackeys with Physician and Surgeon f ead bodies and smoldering huts a which we can only print a page at 1h use of swimniin If you tumble friend time No pecuniary benefit is de overboard somebotlyll throw a line an IpMSBynoonthe raiders had established Hut Mao had gone away The next Ilopklnmlle Ky fnmseiyes in ineiormernomeoL ine rived by any person connocted with thats all there is to it Now the best moment there was a splash in the water Ottlct fifth and Main streets opposite Cltj the publication of the paper the work swimmers J ever knew alus got Then somebody shouted natives a rough zeriba of brushwood Hello There goes Mac overboard Court Room They get foolhnrdy when wus xuujuieu mutiny uiu uuisiuu iu being done in order to promote good drowned y Telephone Olllce 51 3 I Residence 53 4 seryCfas a precaution against any suu- - feeling among the residents of Eucla they know how ter swim an then some Get a line quick he cant swim How he to get denattack and tho trembling captives and to assist in turning to account day they go down and dont come up water so hnd managed mysrteryiu the fc quickly was a but the- center under a some of our spare hours The total agin I dont 6wlm an they alus get were placed in iS line out ter me in a hurry Ive been long familiarltj with rn business had population of Eucla is 40 this in- Â¬ a ISarbern watchful guard overboard in about eery port you can made him an adept The next moment A few days after the attack upon cludes four females and seven chil- Â¬ mention an I aint dead yet Theboys his head came up to the surface and 7th street tiopklnsvllle Ky tho village the Arab chief Osmani dren and we hope we can lay claim to alus keeps a watchful eye on me know he was floundering around Tho active Kapeolal attention to patrons clean Lines gave instructions for two of tlie the position of being the smallest in my failin an when they see me sailors already had a line dangling over Satisfactory service Call andbeconvlnccd oldest of the captive women to bo lib- - community in Australia which prints liquored up an startin fur the water the schooners side Jas I Landes Jas B Allensworth Here Mac take this Two feoblo creaturesi were and publishes a paper entirely for tiicy jes say ted There goes- Mac get With a quick grab tho iloundering I andes Allensworth pleasure We arc all Austral inn na- Â¬ the rope ready Then thej let me rough t forth and stood in abject ter Attorneys-ln-Laof the rope and man ror before the marauding chief Go tives under 25 years of np and tho tumble in fur the sake of hnulln me clung grasped the end tenaciously to it His other arm Office In MoDanlel building nearCourtllouse to your people who are hiding in the production of this paper i i little evi- Â¬ out 111 practise In all the courts and suprem After warming up with the beverage was around the waist of Jim Lacey court Special attention to collections- snid the Arab Tell them dence against the cry we ffen hear forest Say jes drop another rope down which a salt sea sailor considers essen Â¬ their women are alive and tell them that Young Australia i lapidly dc tial to health after a dousing in tho wa Â¬ here he shouted Jim lias fniivtcd Pall Mall Gazette CHAS R LEWIS When the astonished sailors had that we will set them free when they tcriorating ter Mnckey and his friend wandered hauled the two men on deck they found Brick bring us elephant tusks For each tusk down by the water front The Largest Animal Encaustic- Tile Artifcial Stone ey so far gone that a big dose tL an elephant we will give back one Now on the last trip with the Mary Jim Thn elnlfifrm et lir liwvrtl five days from now times of lit S otch whisky was necessarv voman If within Ann I tumbled overboard three COKTUACTOlt Ihey do not come to us with ivory we yet found called the dinosaur has an a half once in Bostou harbor toth- - to bring him to life again Mnckey wa All kinds of LMek Work Tile Hearths only wet will take the women with us and sell recently been unearthed in Wyoming fer time at sea an the last time down See Jims a good swimmer an he Encaustics Floors Etc Stoue Pave the bay jes afore we got up to Guvnors avIio will kill and eat the land of big fossil remains Tho ihom to people Stone Steps Sills Etc ho said ments An the came near gettitv drowned Mnckey continued islant1 astounding figures are these Whole Go Tell our words truly shorn with a leer Hut I cant swim nn was All kinds of Job Work m my Hue Oh that was off Cape Cod It properly and promptly attended to kitten the poor women realized they length 130 feet of which GO feet were ialf a cold night jes afore Christmas in no dnnger such as Grates Flues and Chitntieyff tho tail and 30 the neck A vertebra wason my w atoh I had to take a drink to Did you realize that Jim was drow n wero free to depart they darted for an ward with extraordinary agility into out of the middlo of the backbone keep warm I guess I musthov taken ing his friend asked OLD HANK HIILIMNO measures 1G inches in length The a drop too much I jes- had sense Certainly hohad cramps I used ter the woods On the morningof the fifth day tlie femur bone is eight feet long In tlie enough to know thafrl was startin fur hao em but Tve been overboard so Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky many mo nny they dont Arab camp was hailed by a voice from cavity of the ribs 40 men could be tho water I knew then I waslost if more times dont tako to hurt water in Jim the The hips would stand 35 soruetiody didnt sec me So I jes let wom- Â¬ seated Is it true that our the forest W M YATES tho wild It is true it is feet high and the shoulders 25 TheÂ¬ out aaway yell that could be heard a las winter an it came near bein tho en aro still alive of him I couldnt stop so strong weight of the living animaj is calcu- mile indeed true replied a Manyema in Then Mnckey winked so knowingly of the water furme I bring the tusks lated by Prof Reed to have been at was Itho fascination overboard as I heerd that his theory was almost convincing tho native dialect by three first class an jes tumbled N Y Sun frU of- - elephants But first letnie hear least 120000 pounds or 00 tons my mates come runnin up the compan workmen lie their voices tnat i may Know you Dato yinejrar ionway I heerd one on em say There L Hlubest raid Choir Slnuem Tho WQinrfi were soon goes Mac overboard get a rope quick speafr truh Flack Bui Uliug Two New York women are the highest Nintl Street JJato vinegar has been made by the Tlienldidntknownpmore produced and made to shout a reply paid choir singers in the world they has1 recently been Well what else to tho native chief who wasal this Arabs for ages It receive respectively 4500 and 3000 a Well I Ics woke up an found that ycar Tha men WANirn AN inFAWbocanthiiik concealed 4rom tight amougtho pujt on fttftEnglisanarket and many4 time or some simple in tlie choir of West- - Yut j HI I Jl J 1ZV people jsay ii isfwrsuperiorito m 1 nd onlyhaltfallen in f wjwoiH x ruiccfc yuuriueaa iney aupeyfrecTs juuuneH ranrio trees Aicermi iuiiiir V MY AUNT POLLY The greenest grass the KWeetesi flowers grew at Aunt Pollys door The Story of a Raid on a Central Afri- Â¬ Tlie Itnest apples miles around Aunt Pol Â¬ can Village lys orhnrd bofoj Aunt Iollyrt cows were sleplc and fat her Periiaps tlie simplest method of de Â¬ chicks n wondrous nzc scribing the raiding system as prac- Â¬ AndJabez Smith the hired mnn was witty great nnd wise ticed liv tint A rnli liiiml4 iii the forest I used to go with Jnbo at night with clink- region between the Aruinii and- tlio Installs 6 milk SomctimesvlieiJet me feed the colts and tTi Congo would be in tlie form of a rub their coats of silk brief narnUive of events brjed upon And tho moon that rose In those days Just behind the cattle bars personal observation The caravan Was twice as lurge as It Is now with twice as many slnrs whose adventures vc are about to fol of Os Magazine was under the command Aunt Polly was a quaint old soul i busy bee by clay T ltfjui a middle aged Arab who had Hiving tho honey up for nil with never the continent from Zanzi Â¬ A CURIOUS PATHAN CUSTOM thought of pay bar nioro than 20 jxars before For How many dawns we watched the sun up Â¬ rising In the east two weary weeks the wretched party Primitive Method of Settling the Problem Shake out Its banners oer tho lil 13 nrul of Distribution had traveled through an uninhabited drlvo away the mist A curious Pathan custom is de- Â¬ Gold wlngcd arrows pierced the Rioom of portion of the great forest trudging valley wood and nook each day through densely matted un- Â¬ scribed by Mr Louis Dane in his re- Â¬ Bright flocks of crimson rodu tin cloud port on the Peshawur settlement and tumbled In the brook dergrowth beneath the impenetrable old tribal custom of a peri- Â¬ Gave back with cheer the apples imp the is ftfipy of primeval trees and sleep This the pumpkins and the squash ingpcacli night hungry and weary odical distribution or vesh of the Till dear AuntPoll would exclaim What even of the houses held by a perfect day to wash upoii the sodden ground in the viti Â¬ areas and ated atmosphere of decaying vegeta- Â¬ each clan over tho existing adult What steam of IneMiie then would rl e from dear Aunt Pollys tub tion One afternoonv when the par- Â¬ males This relic of a primitive sfato For sun and sky her heart gave prne with ty was almost in a condition of de- Â¬ of society where the maim considera- Â¬ each nil cleansing rub note poets spair one of the Manyema followers tion was tho maintenance of the No skylarks than no tunc song more pralseful the sustained a deep flesh wound from a fighting strength of a dan at itshigh 8hn hummed while litr linen uiiiip upon tho grass lay strewn hardwood spear which had been art- Â¬ est point still prevails in Buncr where the last vesh was made in 1891 Aunt Polly faithful gentle nired long fully concealed in the bushes beside since to reward a well worn elephant track as a trap In British territory however thecus Her kind old face has slept for ear ba- for the natives of the forest are well tom has gradually fallen into disuse For neatli the churchyard sward more per- Â¬ her has dawned another da skilled in woodcraft Upon discover- Â¬ partly because it is opposed to the bright and glad of our revenue procedure and Than fect she rubbed tliesno clothes when ing this evidence of mans existence spirit -- a lad while I stood in the vicinity the caravan halted partly because our settled rule by en- Â¬ Edith Btokely Inb Youths Imniintilon abling men to enjoy the fruits of their ARAB SLAVE HUNTERS SOMETIMES and feel poorly ww lirated yes ho tumbled overboard onct too often chimes in Tod Wiley I alus told him hed die that way I guess he believes me lie dont leave no relatives does he asked 71 ml None what I knows of Then I guess his things blongs to us an we might divide em Ves but afore he tumbled over- Â¬ board Mac says ter me that I could have an baccy an that new suit of clothesi of hisn I dont care fur none o the res to his duds an you can have em an welcome No you dont come no such game as thet on me Tod Wiley Jim answered quick Itll be a fair divvy or none ut all I want half the baccy an the pipe or the clothes IVe mean ter say that Im a lyin ter ye demanded Tod sharp like Tod nliis was a better lighter than Jim but Jim was plucky aint sayin what I think youre doin but Im a goln ter hnve my you stop working for the day But all you do is take the rest and go right to work agairi when the symptoms quiet down That is no way to head off a terrible disease that is fastening its grip upon you Stop the first leak or you lose the ship la CHH TO connection CALIFORNIA NEW ORLEANS In wllt the Southern Pacific yPle ilf lift I m liv erNanram VlaV T 1 Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C K R fast New Orleans Limited train EVERY THURSDAY or Los Angeles and San Francisco without change The Limited uia connects at New Orleans dally with Kxpresi Train for the PaÂ¬ cific Coast and on Tuesdaysjand Saturdays latter January 4 IS9S with th quickly cures those first irregu- Â¬ larities and thus repels Brights Disease Diabetes Rheumatism Jaundice and Female Troubles Druggists have it 100 a bottle THE DR J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO 8T LOUIS MO Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special through service to San Francisco Particulars of Agentg of the I C R R and connecting line J GHaichDIv Pass 3Agent Cincinnati Jno A Scott Pa Agent Memphis IIt iI II Hanson GP Chicago A WKellondAO Louisville PA For sal by C K Wilt Druggist I share G CuTlSltMirS RAILY TIME TABLE German Liver 1 KlTective Dec Noi02 No dally 03 1 331 98 j Powder Lv Ar Princeton Ar Paducah Hopklnsvillc i 60 J a am ssnpm m rs5 p m mSSOpm t5p dally dly ao No 3 10 4lpm c ifi p in Ar Henderson ArEvansvllle at Louisville 10 Crt a m 710 10 to 11 m 7 p in m Uisjpm mmmmmmm Nj 5f Price 25 Cents Train HI dally ae arat Hopklnsvllle 910am Triiln 301 dally ac ar at llopkint vllle 150pm Tinr SIS dally ae ar at Hopklnsvllle 8 0S p m KM Sherwood Agt Hopklnsvllle Ky AKellokd A UP A Louisville Ky i N TIME TABLE TRAINS SOCTII I I Hopkinsville Ac 615 a m Fast 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Communications strictly confidential Handbook on Patents patents fcntfrco Ohtet aconcy for securingCo rccclvo Patents taken tlirouch Munn sprctal notkt without chamo In the BOYD JPOOJ Trade Marks Designs Copyriqhts 4c t lllutratpd weekly Ijirccst cir culation of any oclentlHe journul Terms fi a rear four months fl Sold by all newsdealers A handsomely Scientific flmericati Co3GBfoad KB Y Ht MUNN New York C Branch Office WnshlnRton D i irtl 1 Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky V This splendid new Hotel beautifully furnished throughout heated by steam and equipped with electric lights and ice plant and all otliermod era improvements is now open for business The table will be unsurpassed by that of any other Ifouso in the South LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor Consor ictl Asisd Artist CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes llro PAINTER and PAPER HANGER ah Paper hanging a specialty worn cruaranteea L hwitrMy J V L rrv IBT -F I w y a OUaHJaigMJilgLiMMiw Royal Powder Absolviemx tajRE WOYAt BAKIHO MMHnnmnWHHBBHHHHMHMMHHMHUIiHaHMHBiia f m T- CIRCUIT COURT This is the Last Week of the Spring Term v- Makes the food more delicious and wholesome POwPgW CO HEW YORK Heavy Verdict Against the I G Everybody Needs Something i vrVi ml t Li Till TP VHKr MPIMBB 4JU 4w f TMBTy JW---- - fit n te- v Another Candidate For the riore Rain Louisville Ivy April 3 Spe- Â¬ cial Rain tonight and Tuesday HERE AND THERE PERSONAL GOSSIP Miss Lizzie JShelton of Church Hill visited friends in the city Sat Pen- - j ft t v JV V t IN THE FOLLOWING- LISlC AND Ci- t Sj e 11 i it The 25000 damage suit of Thosadministratrix Robertson s against the I C railroad company Ham sacks all sizes for sale at which had been on Crial for three this office days was given to the jury late Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Thursday afternoon and a verdict City Bant HopkinBville Ky for plaintiff for 10000 was re- Â¬ Now iB the time to sack your hams turned Young Robertson was a Sacks for sale at this office flagman in the companys employ and was killed on Nov 22 of last Some nice family horses drivers and roadsters for sale at Laynes eta year in the yards here while making vJHdE t v ble what js known as a running switch Two registered prescriptionists at Anderson Fowlers and prescrip dence on South Campbell street DThe damagesuit of Esq S H tions compounded day or night Myers against the city of Hopkins- Mr T M EdmundsonofSturgis When wanting a nice package of come up Sunday on a short visit to ville for 2100 wascontinued obocolates and bDn bons call at An derfcon Fowlers and get the Plows his family He returnedyesterday DLewis Piper JoeiReddin and Ed brand the best on market Misses Mary Gill of Clarksville Wiggins all colored indicted at the and Bessie Major of Canton have presentterm on a charge of break- Â¬ I am now in charge of R C Hard Razors N railroad box wicks prescription departmeut where been the guests of Mrs J J Chap- - ing into an L car were acquitted Scissors I will be glad to meet all my old pell for several days friends and customers L P Miller George Pool col was given two Mr Jas O Cook and bride have Jockot Knives Mr J T Hurgrave who has been returned from a bridal tour of ten years in the penitentiary on an in- Tablo Cutlery with L L Elgin for sereral mouths days to Washington City and other dictment charging him with break can now be found with the popular points in the North and East 1 ing into the C depot at Gracey Spoons drug house of Anderson Fowler several months ago Mr W S Davison of the Ma whpro he will be glad to have his Dinner Bells friends call jestic Manufacturing Co vas at On motion of the Commonwealth Lookout and dont cret swindled home Saturday from a three months the case of Sam Childers col He lelt charged with house breaking was If you want good weights and first trip through the South Window Shades- t class feed of every varieties for your yesterday for St Louis continued until the June term Garden Seeds stock call on n li Wood between r Nora Mills against Alexander Mr Isaac Garrott chairman o 4th and 5th St N Main St Phono Gnrden Tools 243 the Denncratic county committee Mills absolute divorce granted and from Florida Saturday af- Â¬ plaintiff restored to her maiden Stoves and Ranges Everything in Graves Coudys returned jewelry stock comprising watches ter a hojourn of three months look- name Nora Cotton Lanterns Equity causes claimed the atten diamonds cut glass chinaware ing after his orange grove tion of the court Saturday and the Paints Oils clocks jewelry bricabrae solul and TREBLE CLEF CLUB until yester- Â¬ juries were dismissed plated silverware umbrellas etc at Glass day morning cost by order of the assignee Builderh Hardware The case of Joseph McRoy Judge Cook has appointed asJury Will lie Entertained By Mrs VirBelting gil Richards Thursday charged with seduction was called Commissioners for this year George yesterday and continued until the Bradley of Hopkinsville Tom P Plumbing Goods Evening June term Dunning of Bainbridge and 7 M Y There are several other Common- Â¬ Clark of Crofton The Treble Clef Club will hold an for this week but Wash Stands The ordinance of baptism was ad- - open session rmirsdav evening at wealth cases set it is thought that the criminal ministered to three new members at Mr Virgil Richards on Virginia Closets1 Baptist church Wednesday night street with a musical program as docket will be dispdscd of in two Iirou Pipe There have been 42 additions to the the leading feature of the evening more days and the juries dis Â¬ charged - There are sixteen church in three month 22 by bapGalvi Pipe members of the This is the last week of this term smClub and each will invite twoguests HaruesB and Saddlerf and court will close Friday or Sat j nn i ur win iiiiivc icjuiuie mmi correct wc ii iumu miy jiersonb wno are urdav time frum this on as Ai I Kelly expected to be in attendance The lias completed the repairs on his affair ill he the social event of the STROKE OF PARALYSIS large clock on top of his jewelry week house with the addition of a new Causes the Sudden Death of a Your Rates Are Cheap dial in the store window which is Prominent Citizen very interesting to look at The The Cumberland Telephone Co is charging 1 per month in Madi machinery was started yesterday Mr W T Finch a prominent sonville and business houses 150 Jir another Id vear run Yet this same company declared citizen of Todd county and well Capt Allen when the subject of putting in an known in this city died at his home Capt C T Allen of Mexico Mo exchange in Morganlield was lirst a few miles east of Pembroke on was in thecitya few days this week discussed that it could not operate 29th tilt after a brief illness He the guests ot friends Capt Allen on less than S2 for residences and suffered a stroke of paralysis the was one editor of the Bannek here S3 for business houses Morgan Sunday before the entire portion of and once of Caldwells most promi lieldSun his body from the hips down being nentcitizeiis He is an able lawyer affected and he died Wednesday polished gentleman and his friends Disagreeable Day night He was about 70 years old THE WHEAT CROP and until a few years ago was one in old Caldwell are legion He is Yesterday was County Court day now reading clerk on the Missouri but owing to the cold and showery among the most acitve farmers in Estimates Are That There Will Legislature Princeton Banner weather the crowd in attendance that county Not be Full Crop was not as large as usual for an Weldemanns Comedians convict April Court Considerable stock Another good popular show is was offered for sale and some few From interviews with the farmers coming and willphiyaweek begin sales were made Jockey place Arrested Here and Taken Cack to over the country it is learned that ing April 17 It carries a band and was lively throughout the day and Serve His Sentence the wheat crop is looking very bad orchestra and has a repertoire en many an oklphigchanged ownerly in nearly every section There abling it to present a new bill eacli ship Kyerett Trice col who escaped are a few crops well advanced and night The company is known as from the Clarksville chain gang the foliage is heavy but nearly all Meet To Day Weidemanns Comedians The price March 25 was arrested in this of the late seeding is backward will be 10 20 and 30 cents Princeton Presbytery of the Cum city last Thursday night rhe and much of it was killed by the berland Presbyterian church meets Tennessee authorities were at once severe freezes The estimates are Road Orders in Providence to day An Klders notified by telephone and about 3 that the yield will not exceed 75 per R C Chilton has been appointed and Deacons meeting will be held oclock Friday morning J WStone cent of the usual crop overseer ot the road from the Brad this morning and Rev A C Biddle Superintendent of the chain gang shaw turnpike to the Tobacco road the Moderator will preach the arrived here and took the prisoner CASES COMPROMISED and Root Haddock will have opening sermon to night Rev M duck io viuiksviiii iu serve out tne V charge of the road from Wm Putty B UeWitt and KIder John I Hill balance of his sentence of one vear to John Tom Johnsons Cnsh Forthcoming and Prosecii are in attendance from this citv GOOD JACK SALES J tion Dismissed Last Weel Henry Koehler Company Lady Evangelist Lunibm Denh is f Louisville Ivyl Mr YVoosfey a lady Cumber Christian County Stock Purchased The live cases against the Guth Â¬ invite cuiie pi iit ujth Mill m n land Presbvtenan evinnelist of rie Fair Company and the one - lunilier f i sue Thev buy whohHVBy Foreign Buyers againsfthe town of Guthrie for Poplah and HRoroios in mixed Caneyvilk Ky has been engaged in a series of meetings at the Meth- cars Day or Grken Write them Mr II C Myers proprietor of permitting gaming during the fair iodist church in Kirkmansvillc for Cedar Valley jack stock farm near at that place last fall were comten days The meeting has been Penny Pictures Kelly recently made several promised at Elkton Friday by the largely attended and much interest good has of sales line jacks raised qii payment of b750 25 pictures for 25 cent IK lHtluie lVlktirl lint- imw rin l i vvrij iimi J M Abshire was lined S4fl6r HbvvM his farm One 15 hand black Jack fail to callI at the Penny Gallery- reortetI haveet was sold to R C Dunlap of Mister permitting gaining r iJt in the R ag sdale Cooper Co X The Misses GraVit charged With ton Miss one 15 hand brown jack building and haveyour photo made Colored Couple Wed to O S Scott of Beaver Dam Ky permitting gaining Vyere acquitted This offer will hold good for a short j Rich Bronaugh and Tempy and two black jacks to T L Molen time only A Cow Sucking Rooster Slaughter a colored couple from of Buffalo Ridge Va While prices f the country uere married in the realized by Mr Myers were con Cf Typhoid Pneumonia Dick Clark has a rooster that County Clerks office Saturday by sidered very low they were satis stands in a class by himself He is The child of Win Judge Causler factory a cow sucker says the Russellville Orndorff col died on Hays street Times A few mornings ago Mr of typhoid pneumonia Sunday Sick Three Years- 5am Shackelfords Mother Dead Clark went out to his barn yard 1 Madisonville Ky April Tom Coleman col aged 30 died and was surprised to see Tiisrops Mrs At CosL j W H Sisk of Dalton mother of at his home neatr Church Hill lash tership swinging back on a covs GMvesCottdvMOTti ejek on Hon Sain J Shackelfprdt watf bur- - Thursday eveiwngy afteran illness ieati bucM nawayi as complacent iter urday Mrs S J Alves of Henderson is visiting her daughter Mrs A P Harness Dr H IS Beach of Clarksville has been the guest of Dr R R Bourne for several days Miss Annie Tandy has returned to Ft Smith Ark after a visit of several weeks to her parents Mr John L Brasher has moyed from North Main to the Petree resi H We have them all in m u AND GrUARANTEE TO SAVE YttT MONEY IN BUYING- FROM US r Jffb Mr r lIj i Tiuwdre uUeat Chopper it c- - Facings Bicycles Sweaters Carving Sets Door Bolls t r Leggiiis Bolis Wall Paper Lawn Mowers Fishing Lines Jointed Rods Screen Doors xf ri Lamps Tires Whistles Coal Miunow Buckets Reed Poles Hooks and Floats Horseshoeing Black Smithing Tinuning Pcintiug Plastering Repairing i Buggies andTraps Flooring Ceiling All other Lumber J fiL Baths ShiLgles Lathp Lime r O Contracting Binders Mownrs 7 vJtl ii Lill v I Plain Grates Tile Hearths and v Cabjnet Mantels v Radnt Grates lW Hay Rakes Threshers z i 8Vogi8lv ons 4 fi y ii E n illl I ilEIti TO TXxrLij INTRODUCE clarksville Our Oliver Typewriter WE WILL SELL YOU ONE FOR f 6000 Five daystrial Free iSPOT CASH i Fully G tiaranteed As good as the best i bn Thompson Bassett SItrsnes j Foreign and American Granite and Marble LATEST DESIGN BEST WORKMANSHIP Prices 20 pei- cent lower than shops who employ agents YOUR ORDER SOLICITED Monuments JtUj 1 Mi atCjfcLEifetfkV ikflChtkL ROBlHBROl K JLM