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V ittst frJ vji iT- - JrriT i iHTtir-T- i- rift1 T npmtigvtuE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY APRIL 11 P O VOL XXI 1899 NO 29 SUDDEN DEATH m Zeigler Bros to the sad hour of his death he re Â¬ mained in theharness enjoying a lucrative practice and the confi dence of all men regardless of party MCHOKD WINS Hard Fought Contest In ot Hopkjnsvilles Ablest and Oldest Lawyer SAMPLE LIME I Womens Finest Hand Turned ShoesAND-Oxfords- e wy Sick Only a Few Minutes Down Cut Just After Closinn Great Speech Judge Richard Thomas Petree the oldest lawyer in the city and one of the oldest members of the bar in Western Kentucky died with startling- suddenness Friday after- Â¬ noon lie had just finished a long- and W g b Sizes 3 3 1 2 and 4 A B and C Widths able speech in an equity cause ap pearing for L IL McKee He re- Â¬ turned about three weeks ago from California looking much improved in health and appeared to be in excellent physical condition He was 75 years old March 18 and not being at home that day he celebrated his birthday on April 1 with a dinner to a party of old friends This entertainment was made very enjoyable by a recital of his impressions of the recent trip to the West He was closing up his legal busi- Â¬ ness to retire from practice and the McKee case was intended to be the last he would appear in He had taken much interest in it and the argument he made was more than two hours long and was a great legal effort and was so regarded by all who heard it Upon concluding he complained of feeling exhausted and sat down A friend procured a stimulant for him and he arose to go to his oflice but appeared so feeble that Mr K H Petree assisted him to walk to office near the Court House and By that placed him on a sofa so ill that Mr Petree time he was called Dr Rodman from the room above Under the prompt atten tion given him Judge Petree ral- Â¬ lied and talked to those about him He then trot of his sudden attack was thought to be much better and over the worst when he had a sud Â¬ den relapse about 430 and died in a fev minutes His body was removed to hi- home at Mrs Golthwaites ami his ft a mind of great depth and analytical power The puzzling problems of law andiquity dissolved in the light of hislearning and research like mist before the sun So even was his temperament and so well poised was his mind that signal victories never elated him arc misfortunes never ren- Â¬ dered hwr dospondent In his re- Â¬ lations w Mli his profess ional breth- Â¬ ren he wps universally courteous and gentle and to the younger mem Â¬ bers his kindness and sympathy made him stand in the relation of a father By none vill his genial presence and his pleasant welcome be so missed as by those who have been closely associated with him in professional activity Judge Petree leaves only one child Mr1 Luther II Petree Three daughters Miss Bettie Petree Mrs J W Downer and Mrs John P Burnett and his oldest son Mr Thos N Petree hnvc passed aww since their mother died 15 years ago Mrs Downer left a little girl and his deceased son left a little boy These with Lute as the younger son is called are all of affliction He possessed The Second District Sensational Bribery Expose Kills Alexander Too Deadto Skin his descendants who survive him Hon II G Petree of Klkton is his brother and he has a large number of other relatives in this county and Todd The Bar held a meeting Saturday and passed appropriate resolutions In order to give his son time to arrive from Denver the funeral was not held until yesterday morn- Â¬ ing at 1030 oclock Dr Nash his pastor preached a feeling and very appropriate sermon and a large procession of sorrowing friends fol- Â¬ lowed his body to Hopewell ceme tery Judge Petree leaes a ery handsonie estate jY JUSTIN 1J H Anderson Co I 1 the VERDICT STANDS Motion for New Trial Cher-rule- d- mmmmmmmmmnmmmmw -- AlcRoy Case Dismissed Frankfort KyApril8 Charley McChord wasnominated for Rail- Â¬ road Commissioner this morning on the first ballot rfter one of the hardest fought battles in the his- Â¬ tory of Kentucky politics The credentials committee was out all day considering the contests from Louisville and Franklin coun- Â¬ ty A report Was not brought in until nearly 11 oclock to night and then McChord won such a signal victory on the floor of thecomention that it was practically all over but the shouting The McChord del egates from the Fifty first district were seated by vote of the conven- Â¬ tion although the Alexander delegates from that district were permitted to vote on their own case Alexander declined to allow his name to go before the convention Ills friends voted for Nelson First ballot McChord 259 Nelson 126 i Pilcher 28 Pilcher was withdrawn and Jessamine voted for McChord before the result of the ballot could be announced McChord addressed the convention The temporary organization was made permanent and resolutions endorsing the Chicago platform and Bayan for President in 1900 were adopted The sensation of the convention w as sprung shortl after 3 oclock when this afternoon Garnett Graves of Taylor county came into the convention hall and laid 400 on the chairmans table which he said Charle Somers paid him to give his proxy to an Alexan der man and leave town The candidates spoke to the del egates until Garnett Graves came in and ihade his sensational expos- Â¬ ure of Somers and laid down the money Fifty game men accom panied Graves to the Convention hall and stood behind him on the stage from which he spoke He gave a circumstantial account of how Somers commenced working on him last midnight He went and and woke upMcChords managers at once and they told him to trap Somers It was finally agreed be Â¬ tween them that Somers was to pa the money at 245 he to sign a proxy authorizing Ben Smith an Alexander man from Pulaski to cast the vote for his Taylor coun- Â¬ ty he being the only delegate heiV from Taylor and instructed for Mc- Â¬ Chord It was further agreed that they were to leave together on the 3 oclock Jtrain- atehed the en- Â¬ tire transaction Fph Lillard and another game man went to the tram also and engaged Somers in conver- Â¬ sation while the train was pulling out and Graves slipped off ran to w McChord bpies McChords headquarters in the Capital hotel and counted out the money to McChordsfriends They then took him to the convention and theexposurc followed as stated OPINIONS DIFFER Some Think the Saunders Cliil- dren Died From Poison It is claimed by some that the deaths of the two children of W J Saunders near Guthrie were not caused by spotted fever but that they died from the effects of having chewed poison oak which they found at the wood pile The third child affected is still very low with little hopes of recovery The rest of Mr Saundcrs children are in good health and the public school at Tates which was closed on ac count of the meningitis scare ha resumed Died of Dropsy Margaret Mclov col dud wi drops v last Thursdav night at her home vea in dordonsv ille aired f E T I1i i jHUo 1 Tiger Brand elevate and adorn M Bristovv fins ease had been on the docket of sixteen children At the June He received a liberal education since early in IS1 and began tha study of the profess term of that vear it was tried and ion which he was afterwards to resulted in a hung- jury In the fol- Â¬ absent relatives summoned The follow in1 ketch prepared by a friend givi s the principal points in his Ion and honorable career Judge Petree was born March IS 1824 in Todd county His father was Hazel Petree a prosperous and prominent citizen of that county and Thomas was one of a family The motion for a new trial in the damage suit of Robertsons administratrix against the I C railroad company in which a S10 0lerdict was icturned against the defendant It was overruled will probably be appealed 25UM y bS The verdict at a former trial of the penitentiary re turned against Joseph McRoy on a charge of seducinir i female under 21 vears of aye under promise of marriage was set aside Fndav al- ernoon and the prosecution dis fjurvearin missed Feople thoc Thus it is plain to be seen that fashions- in mens appar Â¬ el do change and often radically Oixr under Capt 1 1 s Hand Made 4V ALL COLORS father of the late Sec retary of the Treasury Benjamin Bristow who afterward became the law partner of Judge Petree 00 3 FOR SALE He came to Hopkinsville during the latter part of 189 and began the practice of law There were in those days at the local giants bar and his contemporaries in the early stages of his professional ca reer were such men as Phelps Gray McClearing Stites BrisUnv and Ilise The young lawyer soon demonstrated that he could cope low ing September the ca e was conand see if you can tinued At the February term OS McKoy was convicted but pending find any that look nicer or more comfortable than a rehearing the matter went over encased in a pair of our 3 350 and 400 Shoes in Tans until last September when amotion to dismiss was made McKoy hav Â¬ Vici vid Tans Black Vicis Patent Leather all the diff Â¬ This erent styles toes and lasts ing ottered to marr thegirl motion was overruled by the court When Tan Shoes were first introduced not one well The motion was renewed at the last term and sustained thus ending dressed man in one hundred could be found wearing McRoy has been the prosecution them Now but few in hundred wear any other kind out on bond the most of the time UNION COUNTY PRIMARY iV wit w r at I PETREE MM C0 1 lu successfully with the ablest lie was the peer of the best In 1851 he was elected County Attorney serving- his full term In 1854 he was married to Miss Mary Wilwho died about liams- Hubbard fifteen years ago In18fi2 he was elected Judge of the third Judicial district and filled this exalted position six years It was at a time when the storms and passions of civil strife were at their hjeight and families were di Â¬ vided against each other His just manly and impartial career did much to assuage the bitterness of feeling and calm theteraPC8t that continually rolled ibout him during this critical time At the expiration of Jus term he resumed the practice ot his profes Â¬ sion and took his place at the head ofthe local bar From thafc time John liell Nominated For Senator And Q T Berry For Re- Â¬ presentative Morgantield Ky April 8 The Democratic primary here to day re- Â¬ Five precincts sulted as follows estate tieuator a give Jonn liell lor majority of 307 G Talbott Berry for represntativc a majority of 271 This insures theelectionof Bell and Berry as the precincts to hear from will witnessed in footwear is being epeated by collars The Colored Collars are now the very top notch of style and they come in with a nish We carry a good assortment of the latest things We are showing the best 8 00 self conforming Stiff J I at in town add to rather than de Â¬ crease the majorities given The vote in the county was very light The defeated candidates are George A Prentice for Senator and B F Saunders the incumbent from Union for representative Judge Thos J T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing CO Shoe Co u P Cook accom- panied by his wife and little son returned to Murray Saturday HJ WZFFSELm i riSSwr Mil CAPTURE OF MANILA Uo FAITHFUL TO BILL trtftyu GBEAT TEUNK B0AD EAT STRANGE THINGS GaatroBomlc jewta of Goat and 0- richc Oiitilonc by ICIMcna Pup plea and Other Peta A recent operation for the removal of over six inches of hatpin from the neck of a kitten Is not altogether with- Â¬ out precedent A reporter in the course of some brief interviews with several leadintr veterinary sunreons heard of many stfrange accidents that befall do Â¬ mestic pets nnd of how science dins on many occasions given painless nnd com Â¬ plete relief Kitties aud puppies and cats and dogs it was stated are frequent suf Â¬ ferers from a lack of discrimination In swallowing things never Intended for consumption Hatpins meat skewers knitting needles and ordinary needles and pins are among the articles they have been known to swallow Only reÂ¬ cently a tiny fox terrier was submitted for professional examination on what was supposed to be an abscess in the side The surgeon however decided that a foreign body was present nnd nothing could of cours be done with- Â¬ out the merciful aid of chloroform for it is both interesting nnd gratifying to know that even the least painful opera- Â¬ tion is never attempted until the ani- mal to be operated on is placed temporarily beyond the teach of pain The results of this operation disclosed the presence of a wooden meat skewer in the terriers stomach with the point projecting between its ribs The obsta- Â¬ cle was successfully removed and to day the tiny pet is as frisky ns ever it it n Ilttli Samonm Hoy Tried to Find an American Snltor Who Gen Greene Writes of the Days Cecil Rhodes Plans a Wonderful Wan Ills PrlenO Which Preceded It Transportation System Amatuaa Sailor in Mr Lloyd 0 oournes story in St Nicholas is an How the Amerlcnii Soltller Were Foil American sailor named Bill and this is Kninoiin Sontli African Speculator the way the young native boy Amatua and Ilutincd in lie Haiti- Sen- Would Connuct Cnrie Town mid tried to find him after the great storm non llrallli Ala intai noil ljCairo by litlan at Apia Samoa in 1SS9 Strict nUclplliic IlnlMvity Ilnc The Ms ot Dr Hart man offers his advice to parents on the treatment of coughs and colds to guard against colds Nearly all tho ills of Chireni alli-KUli-Ll- When he came back from Gcnnan- Â¬ fill In the first of two papers ou The town he found a band playing in front Mr Cecil Rhodes known throughout Capture of Manila Uen Grceue de- of Mr Moores store and noticed sen the civilized world as a speculator of scribes in the Century the clifllculties tries about the place and important stupendous idens lias again indulged under which lie labored in keeping his looking oulccrs with sword M and pis- in u sort of day dream He has sprung brigade in good condition for the as tols lie was told that the admiral was on the British and South African pubcault upon the city upstairs and that Mr Moores house lics many startling schemes some of some of his free books whichtoontain Gen Anderson came over from Cavitc was now the headquarters of the Amerwhich as his bank account would tho most pertinent facts nbou colds and accompanied me on one of iny re ican forces A great icsolution welled doubtless show have beeu surprisingly andcoughsaudallcatarrhaldiscascs connaissance aud two plans of attack up in Amnttiiis heart if there was one successful He now comes to tlie front Dr Hartmans greatpre were then discussed One was to drag man- ou enrth that ought to know about howeter with n project so far surpass Â¬ scription is wholly vegetable It our artillery over the road through the Dill it was tho admiral games that with Amatua ing ali of his previous wards off colds entirely if taken at rice swamps to the hill nv San Pedro dodged a sentry and running up the the possible exception of the plans of tho beginning in proper doses It Macati Here it would have a command Â¬ steps he crept along the veranda and the He Lcsseps it may be said to be breaks up settled colds quicldifc is ing lire on the Spanish lines east- of the peeped into the room which Kimberly without a parallel in latter day engi scientific and safe thero is ncTmys city which were weakest at this point had exchanged for his sea swept cabin neerniL It is no less tham to build a tcry about it Dr Hartmans books itnd Gen Anderson favored making the The ml mi nil sat at n big table which line of railroad from Cape Town to tell just how it acts and why All principal attack from this direction was strewn inches high with papers Cairo druggists sell it Tills however would take us away reports and charts lie was writing in As past experiments have shown the Mrs C T Rogers Elgin 111 says irom our base on the shore and we had his shirt sleeves and on the chair be scheme is not altogether chimerical no transportation except a few Insig- side him laj hisrlclilj embroidered coat Part of the proposed system is already Dr S U Hartmait Columbus Q Your medicine saved nificant native carts Lt would nlso and gold laced cap At another table in action and styled tho Mombasa Dear Sir my babys life Wo stopped all treat- Â¬ take us away from any direct communi- two men were also writing at another Uganda railroad ment but yours and now ho is a cation with the navy whose 157 nieces a single man was nibbling a pqn as he It runs through what but a score of beautiful boy It was certainly a of artillery large and small operating stared at tlie paper before him It re years ago was for a white man the miracle on the flank of the Spanish lines would minded Amatua of the pastors school most unhealthful country in the world in my judgment mortJian counterbal- Half a dozen officers stood grouped in missionary ttns nnd kindred civilities Mrs Becking East Toledo O ance tlie disadvantage of attacking the one corner who were whispering to being in vogue This line now does a Medicine Co writes to tho strongest part of the Spanish position one another their hands resting on paying business Hesides this in vais tho ocst Dear Sirs While of course I was ready to carry their swords lt was all as quiet as rious parts o tlie continent and medicine I ever had in my house out without question any orders that church and nothing could be heard but stretching in a general direction from wa Mv children had a bad cough and Gen Anderson might gitc jet I ex t he scratch of pens as they raced across ono of them had tho lung fever I It is attributed to some cats that they north to south there ae 2334 miles v yKsjMwii cured them all with pressed very strongly my opposition to the paper Suddenly a frowning ofli of profitable lines in operation Con- show au intemperate inclination for wj tlMHfe i Proper knowledge of the treatment of coughs and colds 13 of his plan of moving away fiom close cer noticed Amatua at the door wine- corks and frequently swallow Orsidering these facts Mr Uhoiles pica touch with the navy and ho declined to derly the first imnortuncc to parents This knowledge is offered lie cried drhe away that that even jf his road doesnot pay font thtnn Others swallow needles which give any orders pending Gen Merrills boy and Amatua was ignominiously self for the first ten years it cannot gradually work out through their skin free All catarrhal diseases succumb to arrival fail to lie amply profitable in the and there Is a case on record of an omMeanwhile the men made themselves nivorous goat- that swallowed a packet Wifl iTijcaseAWc v j nMFawBKwxtftA lujnwffixsaaasawwn end seems quite plausible is comiormuie a possible in camp Mr Khodes lias submitted his map to of small needles and for some months W wrffu m wti Â¬ They had nothing but shelter tents and the British public and even now coaxes afterward owing to its porcupine exone 6et of clothing It rained on parts the British parliament to aid him In his terior was a terror to the small boys or all of every daj and the rain was of project The government has already who attempted to take a seat on its infinite variety from a passing shower been instrumental in furthering the back to an storm with Pet white mice guinea pigs tame extension of the Omdurman line to the a cool wind and rain falling at the rate Sobat river while it is under its own rabbits and hedgehogs arealso included of from four to six inches a day Im in the veterinary surgeons patients Manufacturers of mediate steps were taken to get the Most of their ailments- are however Grades medical troubles and their complaints are little differed to those of their at Lowest Prices youthful owners in whose eyes how- Â¬ ever the invalids state is a momentous mil lis Jfs Lj3xsmz matter Dogs with false legs and false We seil ali kinds of Cajr teeth are frequently to be seen and It riage Hardware Woocft Is only recently that the wiife of a well work or Trimmings known millionaire had a handsome leg constructed of vulcanite nnd silver n We also put in new ax with steel springs fitted on her toy Â¬ A 4 Â¬ Â¬ Mm y children begin with s taking cold If roar child catches cold dont wait a moment before i attacking that cold rrv m inMtinn or norrlcct of naronts is duA tho fatal termination of many childrens com plaints If you arc not imormcu as 10 ine u n v w ltm IV proper conru iu jjuiouu in uau uu n liUriTi cold write to Dr nartmn president of tho Surgical HpteK for auvico anooior Columbus ARN vrr a Pc-ru-n- n Pc-ru-- Po-ru-- Pc-ru-- 1 Pc-ru-- 3l TK MMmmm I File Bip blest surnes AMATUA ULSHKD TOWARD THE MIRAL AD- Â¬ WW YSiWl spanlel whose forepaw had been ampu- Â¬ tated Philadelphia Inquirer I STRAPPED TO A BOARD That tin Wiit In Which Intllnn HiiMcn Arc Fnsleniril mill Car Â¬ ried Arntiml I IUuiiidpb etc C H j J leswlieels lops curtains cushions in fact anything hat goes in a baggy or carnage GEN KRANCAS V GRE15NB The New York Officer Who Captured tne City of Manila men off the ground by building beds of split bamboo set on posts from 18 to 21 On top of inches above the ground this the shelter tent was perched and while the rain went through the thin cloth of theshejter tentand was driven in at the end b wind so that the men were never drv during the 24 days we remained m this camp yet they did not sleep on the wet ground I hod caused evert bottle of w ine and liquor to be removed from all the ships the day before we sailed from San Francisco so that the ollieers and men landed with their systems absolutely free irom alcohol for I2 da s The water for drinking and cooking was obtained from wells sunk a few feet deep on the edge of the tamp lt was abundant in quantity and apparently of good quality but as a precaution every drop of it used for cooking or drinking was boil cilt This was done in spite of tlie grenieit difficulties as lire wood was extremely scarce the bamboo poles and green trees in the vicinity of the cunip not being combustible The companj cook had a discouraging task To be in the morning in awakened at 1 thie midst of a drenching rain at times with three or four inches of water over almost the entire camp site aud told to light a fire and notonly to makocof fee nnd fry bacon but to boil water for 100 men was to receive an almost im possible order Vet it way carried out and with the utmost cheerfulness The health of the men under these adverse conditions and extraordinary hardships was surprisingly good so good that it was hard to account for it The sick Jist was seldom as high as three per cent during all the time we were in this camp and none of the sickness was of a serious character Freedom from alcohol sleeping above the ground and boiling the water were apparently the oauses of good health to which should be added thefiuaspiritsand enthusiasm of the men confident that in a short time they would lake Manila and proud that they were tohae part in tli suc cess of so important an event seized led down stairs and thrown roughly into the street Amatua cried as though his little heart would break He sat on the front porch of the house careless of the swarming folk about him aud took a melancholy pleasure in beinir jostled and trampled on Oh It was a miser Â¬ Hill was gone and anyone able world could cuff a little boy who wasnt big enough to hit back He wished that he too laj numbered in that pallid row which he had so lately passed asking nothing wishing nothing but a few spadefuls of kindly earth More than one sailor patted his curly head and lifted him in the air and kissed him but Amatua was too ore to care for such attentions Cruel it was to think that the one man alone in Samoa who knew wheic to lied Hill the great upstairs was absolutely beyond his power to reach This thought was unbearable to the little boy He nerved himself to try again he recalled the admirals grim face which was not unkindly though sad and stern After all nothing worse could befall him than a beating Again ho dodged up the stairs like a eat Again he gazed into that still room and listened to tlie everlasting pens This time he was discovered in an instant the orderly pounced at him and Amatua with his heart in his mouth rushed toward the admiral threw himself on his knees beside him The oil man put u protecting arm around his neck and the orderly foiled in the chase could do nothingelse than salute chief-captai- n iwirTiiirniiiiiiTWWMfWijiiawmaMitir 1 cape towvv PAN AFRICAN RAILROAD Mni Showlnp Route of Cecil Rhodes Pet Scheme I U thecontrlvancesused for chairs and cradles for babies the queerest are to be found among tho native tribes of Of all wwiiwwwwiniiwuMtwwrAiwiwiiii 3 1 1 fT Mnilo flii Lawyer Wlnrt Travel of a Wnltxer master at Gardiner Me has calculated the distance a waltzer travels during the course of one even- Â¬ ing at seven miles He says- that allow- Â¬ ing si feet for one waltz step nnd the waltz tempo CO measures a minute and taking three steps to the measure gives 180 steps in a minute Giving 10 minutes for each waltz and 10 waltzes in an evening the waltzer has covered a A dancing distance o seven miles during the eveniug In waltzes alone Increase of Tank SteiunerM Though the first tank steamer was built only 13 years ago there are now 180 tank vessels in existence nearly nil steamers wjth a register of 401- - 04 tons gold coin in England in 1217 It was of pure gold passed for 2 pence nnd was called a gold penny The net current gold coin issued the lloiin was is Â¬ sued by Edward 111 in llitl Guineas wero Issued by Charles II in HiGII nnd continued to be coined until 1S17 when they were superseded by sou reigns The gold sovereign was first coined by Henry VII Though the eohiing of money bo a special prerogative of the crown yet the ancient Saxon princes communicated it to their subjects inasmuch that in every good town there was at least one mint but at Loudon there were eight at Canterbury four lately for tlie king two for the archbishop No man ever did a designed injury one for the abbot at Winchester six at to another but at the same time he Bochester two at Hustings did a greater to himself PruMlilent in n Iiorncninii The president is a good horseman and he attracted tlie adlmiiing attend tion of all the coachmen and jehus on the street by the masterly manner im which ho controlled his spirited team and the skill with which he guided his cutler through fashionable K street ono day recentlj The sleigh ride of tho president and Mrs McKinlej was the greatest surprjsc to fashionable Washington for cot since the days of Lfor kidney disease BTOM- - Mj Grant a correspondent says has the AOH L TlOff TROUBLE INDIQE8- - V Capital city seem a presideutdrivinghls LIVER DISORDER own spau through the streets in ap CONSTIPATION parent enjoyment of doing what js al most universally left to the coachman in the city of fashJoni and reserve This is a lawyers story of his first trial in which a farmer accused a neighbor of stealing his ducks The lawyer was employed by the accused to convince the jury that such was not the case The pluiutifT was positive that his neighbor was guilty of tho offense charged because he had seen his ducks in the defendants jard Jiowdojou know they were your ducks asked the I should know mydueks-any-wherlawyer replied the farmer giving a description of their various peculiarities whereby he could distincuish them Pshaw said the lawyer these ducks cannot be of such a rare breed 1 have seen some just like them in my own yard That is not at all unlikely admitted the farmer for they are not the only ducks I have had stolen entirely within British or Lgjptian territory and could not fail when the time of its prosperity should have come to more than atuplj repaj its projectors As shown on the map the btd must lie along the Nile for many hundred miles seemingly nn obstacle to an ob- Â¬ server at this distance The rich and yet almost- undeveloped iron and coal districts in the Zambesi and British Central African are to form one of the sources of revenue while lie theory that in the next SO ears friea is certain to double her population is expect- Â¬ ed to keep tlie stock a par Engineers will doubtless wateh the progress of the scheme with intense inteiot as the funds involved are an appreciable portion of the worlds wealth I i spite of even the most sanguine expectations of Mr Ivhodes himself howem- it will be some months yet before the bonds are on the market But if the mud is oper ated within 10 years in view- of Mr Stanleys experiences but two decades before it will be marvelous in the extreme The world goes rapiclh in these times America took IJOO ears to wake up Africa being a much warmer laud may take but 30 Â¬ 1 steady pressure that the line to Bulu wayo is being pushed forward o rap idly There is little doubt that in the end roj al countenance will be extended to the South African too His line of extension is most congenial to British ideas of progress as the majority lies North and South America and Africa There are no such rocking cradles or dainty cribs to be found among them as one sees in the shop windows The In- Â¬ dians of North America use a board to which the infant is strapped and slung on the bough of a tree or over its moth ers shoulder In South America und in some parts They are of Africa reeds are used woven together and then brought almost together at the ends forming the Cx Ft Repiii uw r 1 ADKS If ou want a good ve- - AND q I j v hide for next season VI Give us your I u R ttti v H r li 1 1 i 1 1 W K- order now Done in liii jst 5ilc J J West 8lh Lee RY I TiiosTYiwH 9m Virginia Sts UrMJiSVILLE HMWMMWMMMt gsaBSCTLbirasraaA ITIil IllriT full t HJIJWItll Early EiiktIIkIi Colli Coinage Henry III issued the first current INDIAN CHILDS CRADLE letter U The infant is wrapped in cloth and placed In a sitting position in CUARANTEED25 YEARS urctawe issue this contrivance He is then securely atmo quota by the terms and a written binding 25 year guarantee conditions or which any fastened by means of cords which pre- part gives out we repair It free of charge Try If eat it you your ntumnuHfl mu rc iunu onlinemoney uwill are not vent him from falling out He spends perfectly ratified 00 orgioi it told al the greater part of his early life thus aiid 1rifr siimrr Ion iaeisy OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED harnessed not dealt with us aslc your neighbor about us write When not being carried about the the publisher of this paper or Metropolitan National country or while his parents are ut uanic any work the chair if it can be called est opi such is fastened to the trunk of a tree special organ piano and musical Instrument catalogue SEARSeROEBUCK CO Inc Fulton which gives a back rest to the affair When in the chnlr the infant lins the free use of his legs but his arms are securely fastened under the cloth around which the cords pass Cut tbli d out nnil vend to u with tluo iinil we Kill 1011a ou tuli 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mmmm rJixpfg33ahZn T prices Artdr tZZ5e3er4srzmmm9STBiKl at lowt Sh - DeiplainesandVVaymanStj TIT CHICAGO ILL J WS wmerorfreo fmimu 1 f ASH IsiTTERSi L QRJ sM Ho i on n Novel Hunt The sea devil ray or devil fish what- Â¬ ever you please to call it is an occa sional visitor to Galveston bay Four came in at one time recently and three boys none of them more than 10 years of agestarted out ou a hunt with a rowboat a harpoon and a Winchester rifje The boys rowed around and pulling up within 10 feet of one of the monsters fired a shot which sunt the ra Hying abend at a terrific speeil fortunately it swam in a circle and more fortunately It did not run foitl of the boat Tvn more shots were fired and as it floated on tho surface of the water the bojs threw the har poon into the mask and towed it to the wharf iihen they made n little money b exhibiting it ni five centa a look iel A full liiii t i il vestei s nubvirs bulis s Moiviiis Ilfu Uikes ja c i FOR SALE I1- Y- umideis Iwir- and Repairs Corn Har- - irj Lmjgaita A i2 V t iuOv f 4 ifrlLiJeii OriPOHOiKl ajju RT N yiLci V rrp icr If it fails to cure go to your merchant Price 50 cts 3 AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Sole Proprietors VAN VLEET MAKSFIELD DRUG GO d SWEAR TO NEVER WED SOLD BY roup in the American Poultry Jour Â¬ nal after commenting at length on this affliction sums it ail up iu the above cure The fact is pro Â¬ and experienced and hon gressive est breeders whoiiave no axe to grind have got away from the drug delusion and openly advocate no medicine for fowls This is a source of great gratification to us as well of great benefit to poultiy culture Let thj reform be universal Ech a n R C HARDWICK HoPKINSVILLE KY a4 A man follows precedent as long it benefits him MEMPHIS TENN TO TEST POWERS OF PUPILS cast of An Eccentric Family of hive 4 Passes Away Directors Recommend Physical Examina Â¬ tion for School Children Authorities on child tudv Mich as O jy Bears the Miss Sarah MCiuiey who has just died ut the no of eighty six years at Hammond Km is the lst ot an old anif eccouliie Jlliuoi- - family of fivo sm terwho according to th- - local pivs nnijHo gosipof tho rJunncitflib promUd Mirruicih rva her deathbed moro than fiftj years ago Unit th 3 n rnniue 1 Into would never urn ltM deHih mnrts tif thai promUo the extinction of the McCauley family - except scveril srn and daughters of her late broth ip whoe whereabouts nreuuknown and her estate consist ing of a iich bum iidjoiuiog Ham mond aud somo personal property i unclaimedShe left it by will to Hobarl and John McCauley eons of her lati brothers Onrnnd WillimnTIenryof Greeufi- Id Pike county TIL but for years prior to her death bhe did not to Vnow Where to addrss a letter either of them and the executor Pr has been uuible to A E Cm rial Tho late Lycurgua M locate them Cauley of St Louis whs a promiueu and apparently well to do Htreet eo man of that city waa ulaoa brother of the five old dames The McCauley family o lgmaiij lived in Maryland a short drive from Washington aud was m good circum stauces While the five girls were young the Pike faffiVy moved to Greenfield county III and after a residence of many years there one ot the brothers came to Kansas and bought a 200 acre farm adjoining Hammond iu tending to make it their home Hedied immediately there after tuiU twenty o vears bro tho sisters una their brother William Henry moved upoi I The expression of the face and the appearance of the hands are fairly re- Â¬ GlarVcsMUle Tennessee liable indices of the nature and prog Â¬ ress of certain disvases according to Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Sell the Medical luicord For instance a to SIii5pers Free skilled physician can in the majority aid li Anderson it Fowler of eiws decide if a patient is a sufferer It frequently happens Made Cash fidni Utight disease by the expres Â¬ Chri topher that the growth of chil was recognized by bur ncighborn When a man sings bis own praise iii- - sion of his eniuiUminov and can also dren aries considerably from hem r woman of edncatim and superior J C KGXDHICK Salesman Some mav shoot be he invariablv getsthe tune toohi rh tellect well informed on all public hj the color contour and texture of mal standard iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiTJiiiiiiiratrmiiiiiiiianwMBgs ho shape and tint of the yond the normal height with consematters Hid g ud business wuhmi the hand by Habi ti ii cuimipHtiui - the rliMi NTAT GAITHER J AS WEST fingers and nnil diagnose more than quent loss of strength ot liei - be below Sluvcoutmued to livo ulom IAN withall many of lh - inns one complaint the normal weight also with attend thiUvfh withuntil her death a few ibiyn ago For very many yea- - clubbing of ant loss of strength What is true of ilN f tli- - lioilvir inlmitifl TheimhI - if PaiciciUY Ash RitCurrier the executor nf her will the finger c nds has been held to bo the physical is of course true of the oci Dr to believe that it will stand one of the tnosf important sign of mental each being interdependent ters vsil r niuvn tin mm thi1 ds has raiisou re ing conditio K Sold and that the childreu of her btothei consumption and he condition al o The tost which is proposed is that Wyly Lycurgua may participate ju the din appear- - in several other dinars Uc children be examined as to height GOiViiViiSSIO TOBACCO MERCHANT A man always thiuks appear tribution of the estate Chicag cently Dr Edward Jlake of London weight and strength for the purpose has- written a work on the study of the of ascertaining the modv of exercise Chronicle a nee are deceitful when thev are hand for indications of local aiid gen- Â¬ best adapted to the individual case against him eral disease in which manv imtnic- - One of tho main instruments to be More About Roup Four months storage Free Liberal advances made on Tobacco i tivo any peculiar point- - in connection used the ergograph a machine In 188S my wfa went East and was Cure Take the affected form with the subject are well brought cut which for example shows how rap attached with rljiiiiitim She re In tho introduction to the Ui k idly a finger will move and how soon ceived no relief until she tried Charn- W H Faxon W G Wheeleh firmly by the legs with the left Dr Wake makes mention of the tact it becomes fatigued as the test pro- Â¬ bnrlninH Pain Balm Since that time hand carry to the wood pile place x lhat on those rare occanons when the gresses These results are registered we Iihvp never been without it Wh neck of lowl carefully across a good aid of tho European physician is upon a revolving drum register known find it gives instant rtdief in easo of solid log Now seize a good sharp somrht for a female mills and m iiUIh ivi i ncer nilii member of anv as the kvmosrranlvi i to start the test m for all rheumatic and nnuralie paiiH Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants axe with the right hand rai e a Mohammedan family of dUtinclion Grain Dealers Jt h proposed at or m above your head and tho only part of ho patient which the a couple of schools and from there-suit- - -- D fJ Urant Snntu Yijhz iil For Driibv R C Iltrilwiflc ing down with a heavv blow so doctor is permitted to see is the hand Fire Proof Warchoue cor hcssellville and r r sts lo ascertain whether tho work sit A man may not be a hero to Ins the edge of the avo comes in which is thrust for that purpose can be txtonded o others The wo that Hopkinsville ty righi thriiiijih a small opening in a curtain assi lants who will do the work will valet but wo dont see what busi conjunction with tho log The subject of Dr lilakes paper bo teachers who from their studies iiv n i a hero has with a alel any where the neck of the tovi erodes All Tobacco 5ent us OoverudU by Insurance Liberal Advance oa UoiisigDuients then is to answer to the best of his child life are specially fitted Schol Â¬ w a it ability the question as to whether it ars of all ages are to come within the A G Daudhonin an article on so make it po yihle thai v m If run hiiv- - ciiiti WrtWONWWr rrj whm diajnoi might abefairly respectable tesf first asi to tests willcomprehensive id lii uniHtisni SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO--the based upon the At he applied to i A rMii ittT wbfit f iin -- Or J II Mc isrii if he hand alone In the first tho physical culture work but un- Lioj Livr nnd KnliifV Bilm will place it - Mi own that the liand is questionably i wl havo ulterior ben Â¬ euie it Thi si leyuhites o mental work Von the kniliijn ImI lln poiinous pio ofion dry in c aneer and in paralytic efits a retrai f7 demoitia If he hand is dry and Ilumboldt I hv ve was Ihe first to diii whih ciiii H tin difceuarn re MAIN STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE claw like lie possibility of diabetes en Â¬ devi e methods of pertaining brain movrd fiotn lh Imdy Ihioujh ths imural channel For sal bv C K Â¬ ters the mind if hot dry and emaciat Â¬ fatigue and his wok has been con ed the hecf ie of ad vanced uberculosis siderably elaborated upon Chica- Â¬ Wyly HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY is suggested When one hand is per Â¬ go Times Herald Althouh a man and wife are sistently hot and the other cold the The oftcner a man fails the more looked upon as one some wives con- Â¬ R Â¬ cao may ho one of subclavian aneur E COOPER Salesman sider their husbands very small ism but it is much more likely to ho he is addicted to the advice habit fractions gout or else lead poisoning M PSHRYER r C HANBERY If the palm is not only hot but also The title olten sells the book DIGEST YOUR FOOD clammy the causes may be excite Â¬ XluetT ncr ceut of all Elcktiesa is rinccM it and invariably catches the Ameri Cures INDIGESTION ment recent exertion or hyporidro food not bclngr properly difrcsted It creates poi sons and poos Into your blood and then yon are sis Acold and dry hand may mean can heiress Uablo to almost any diseaso the human system The entering wedge for ot secret hociety bene Is heir to Use Dr CarlRtcjita German Liver Â¬ HANBERY Starvation anaemia or one of tho inSpeaking SHRYER Proprsj nearly all Diseases the Powder and watch the results Yon will feel numerable forms of vasomotor ataxia fits the hod fellow are always as- Â¬ the pood effects after takintr one dote Give It human system is heir to Railroad St Botwoon Tenth a trial aud be convinced Price 25c 4 The hand is cold harsh and swollen sisting the masons MUrMIMbVILb nud Eleventh Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures in mysoedema If cold clammy and itKRICEJiSO UENTS You i Cough Just the Medicine RSTCaroful attention given to sampling and soiling all tobacco consigned The trouble with the man who tremulous then hysteria dyspepsia fn rhllrliAtti to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unleai For sale by and certain depressing emotions of knows it all isi that he is unable to or aierby M Ja otherwise instructed FowlerU Anderson keep it to himself e mina present Tnemseivtti tons w i -i- ndent- The brother died a l and the sisters devoted tt jearB later each other and true to the solemn renunciation of marrage which is said ji have been required of them foi some unknown reason by their dyiujmother continued to manage the bus iness of tho farm Sixteen yeirs ago tho two elder Bis on tore Mary Ann aud Louise died were buried at the the same day and same time in the village cemetery A few years later Elizabeth died aud less than a year ago Sophia expired Â¬ leaving Aunt Satan us she was familiarly knowu aloue She woidd have but little compuw ami could lordly be iuduced to leave honi but uotw h i standing her oci entric seclusion she Â¬ is- taj auch of the elate university and Dr Stanley Hall of Clark university have made A man may know love by heart iiil nesting researches icgaiding the and yet be unable to define it periods of child development iml by titcaus of specially con truclul appa ratus and in thousands of eases have arrived at certain conclusions which have attracted attention all over the Por Infants and Children world The Kind You Have Always Bought Dr ICrohn in 1895 after an exam Â¬ Ciirin a Chicken Thief ination of 32800 cases of schoolchil- Â¬ 31st dren ascertained a definite time in Signature of A resident of Morgan Park who the normal child when the power of will have on display the was recently induced to move to physical and mental accomplishment styles in Pat- Â¬ that suburb longed for a dog A was considerably less1 thai for the Living by ones wits has been tern Hats and Bonnets for Spring and Summer mastiff was the thing magnificent year immediately preceding and fol- Â¬ recommended as an anti fat rem- Â¬ You should not fail to attend this opening great creature a splendid protec lowing lie found that the child of edy tion for his wife against tramps b seven fatigues less readily than the Scrofulik rheum and all diseases daylight while he was at work and child of six but that the child of eight caused by impure blood aio cured bj fatigues more readily than the child a guaranty of psace and slumber of either six or seven Tho child of Icons Sarstipnri la which is Amen at night A friend happening into nine fatigues less readily than the cas Greatest Medicine his office sai he had a mistiff child of eight but has a fatigue limit Lots of men fall over themselves puppy and a bargain was instantly about equal to a child of even After in striving to get ahead of others made The pup immediately bt- - the age of eight he fatigue readiness gan to establish bis popularity diminishes until the period of puber- Â¬ UliettmatlMii lured his owners family was won ty when there is again a noticeable My wife bus used Chamberlain--PajFirst decrease Jiilin for rheumalism with guvt by his playful friendlines and then Dr Christopher of he Chicago relief aiel T ciin recommend it as a the neighboring community gradsplendid iu uirint for You will find everything ually yielded to the wug of his tail board of education was at the time ami oth r household rhiimatirn itnu us for which much interested in the results- of Dr and the softness of his eves But Krohns investigations and wo have fuiiutl it vaiiMbie New and W J in applied about the time of the advent of Mr this knowledge in his practice He Cuvleii R ilOr ek N Y Mr uyhr is onn of tho leading pup chickens began to die found that in several caes children Hats Bonnets and Sailors Flowers and Ribbons merchants of this village and ouo of rhey were found la ing about in of eight were subject to heart enlarge- Â¬ the most prominent men in this viciu AT PRICES TO PLEASE YOU great numbers and finally ment and accelerated action and con- Â¬ ity W G PnirriN Editor Red detectives traced the feathers to sequent inability to perform work Creek Herald Pur sale by R C without becoming tired The period Hard wick DruggNt A beautiful medalion picture given with every 5 tne Kennel ot is s pup of listlessneseJ sometimes according Mr B was heart broken f r e -purchase Coupons given until the amount reaches A word to the wise may be sufli cry one was greatly attached ti- to the doctor continues for two years sum beginning April 5th uneasiness to parents cient but they seldom get off that the dog and he was reluctant to and is cause for children losing in de Â¬ who find their easily dispose of him Yet he could not sire to work and in ability Dr Gil- Â¬ LEVY MME afford to pay for all the chicken bert of New Haven a noted student When you become awaro that the in the thriving suburb Finally a of child life also verified the results distreK8you suffer comes from im solution of the difficulty presented of Prof Krohn in his practice Last pioper action of Ihe liver and such biliousness jtself Coming home early one af- Â¬ September Dr Christopher proposed distressing r symptoms us appear take jaundice i torpid liver ternoon he caught the mischief a test among school children in Chi- Dr J M McLeanV Liver nud Kid to tho young man or joiug woman who would wteKeuccene in life This maker standing over an old hen cagos public schools Later when uoi Btlm It cureH diseases of the liver and being conceded it is of first importance to get your training at the school Mr B took the hen home and ty- Â¬ the Von Humboldt school asked for a full complement of gymnastic ap- - kidneys For nalehy C K Wyly that Stands in the very front rank ing its feet to a strong rope Dr V 0 Krohn formerlj 3 j Tho Kind Ycj Hao Always Bought G S3 3 jZk i life y wmws latest TO Spring Opening March 30th and ZZ7 I Irs Ada Lape 1 laaiakaAme u Up-to-da- te Bs self-elect- ed that FLEURETTE A BUSINESSErAT tached it securely to the dogs collar Everywhere the puppy went the hen was sure to go and after three days the dejected countenance of the dog told Mr B that a cure been effected Louisville had Post NEW PHASE OF PALMISTRY How the Hand Betrays the Presence of Disease at Dr Christopher objectcdun more complete supervision be given to the work as serious and irre- Â¬ parable injun- - might be done to young pupils Physical instructors were accustomed to allow all students to participate in tho gymnastics pro Â¬ vided they were free from heart trou- Â¬ ble or had no physical deformity which exempted them As in the cases of young students it is difficult to find whether heart trouble bo present ho argued danger from the indiscriminate iw of physical appar Â¬ atus This through no fault of the instructors who cannot be expect d to be expert enough to diagnose cises of faulty heart at tion iu young ess sun The Bryant thought of action moves the dark world nearer to the Book Keepixig Each good Stratton Business College Louisville Ky Seven experienced teachers each one a specialist in his line Write for a beautiful book giving testimo- nials from graduates occupying prominent positions all over the United States it will be mailed to you free HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In the early parb of spriap blossoms forth trees and flowers caasln the despondent chord to vibrate to this the most delightful of all springtime and how do you feel Have you that tired shaky feeling the forerunner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid Fever If so you must not pass this warning as it Is au indication of sickness avoid this consult us as our advice costs you nothing Call ou your druggist and procure a bottle ot Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Take one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions aud after two weeks course of these two exeat remedies you will feel like the flowers look In the spring Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere is full of germs If We necessary and when your system warns you retreat the above These Remedies iu stock and sold by Shorthand Telegraphy KENDRICK RUNYON of piioritiETons G entralTobaccoWarehouse Strage Advances on Consign muit i i i l Qaither WES I I I HOKINSVILLE KY wtieeier taxon J v FPW m awnf I1SI 1 1 I t RAGSDALE0COOPER CO 1 uvcr 1 powder 1 g PEOPLES WAREHOUSE lv I i O nwiminiy COUNCIL irrt J v mrrz a 2ojjltiu0uUle Mtntutklatu r uWishod Tuesday and Fnday Mornings MEETING ISLAND Our Soldier OF PANAY Correspondent Only Routine Matters of Business Attended to Only the First Step is Difficult ff m A-ir Event of v That will make it a Memorial DateK CHAS M 2 MEACHAM A VKAR 8HS0BI1TI0N 1NADVANCK Local n adtiiR notlcfaJOcenH per line special looalsScentri Uneeaoh Insertion Kates or stiudiiigadvertlseincuts furnished onappllcaton OFFICSaUSOUTH MAIN STUEET 11 1S99 TUESDAY APRIL DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Railroad Commissioner JFLETCHEU DEMPSEY of Hopkins County And so Charlie Sommers belongs to the 400 Sometimes even the smartest men violate the eleventh commandment so high The Taylor county quotation is that it is liable to bull the Louisville market in June Charlie Carman who killed Ed Long at May field has surrendered to the authorities discharged servant New York reports another lire yhorror Thirteen lives were lost Geo W Thacker was elected to in an incendiary fire started by a fill a vacancy in the fire company Si 50785 and disbursements to the amount of 246992 The report of City Judge Lea veil was follows Total amount fines imposed 452 collected on old fines 45 50 due city by chief police 158 Judges cost 23 outstanding 87 worked out 184 The usual monthly accounts were allowed City Engineer Tvvyman was ap- Â¬ pointed to provide a place to take carcasses out of the city limits and impowered to purchase property An appropriation for the purpose of S2S304 was made to keep the colored school going another month Messrs Daltonand Wall were appointed to confer with the Fiscal Court relative to a pest house to be owned jointly by the city and countÂ¬ The first step in Spring should be to cleanse Nature s The City Council held Us usual Writes Again meeting Friday night and received house from Winters accumu- Â¬ the monthly reports made approlations Hoods Sarsaparilla priations and transacted routine It is Raining Every Dny and Battles does this work easily business Xjreatest Spring Americas The report of Treasurer Cren Between Showers Hany shaw the month ending March 31 Medicine It purifies the blood Natives Killedamount of showed reciepts to the as millons of people say Glove Selling j We are oroud of tho fnct thut this store has alvvavB had thereputatiou of selling the best Kid Gloves and in order to still further strengthen this belief iu the minds of people we t m Iloilo Island of Panay Feby 20th 1S99 P I regu- Â¬ Editor Kkntuckian I receive the Kbntuckiax It makes tho weak strong an norvoua It men and women gladly testify cures nil blood diseases aa thousands of cured voluntarily write It is just the medicine for you aayou will gladly say after you have given it a fair trial ago Pee Dee Items Jim Tarvin is right in the push Pee Dee April 5 As it has been with his Vice Presidential boom some time since we have seen any- Â¬ He is ouc of the orators at Oliver our little town 1 will al- Â¬ Belmonts Dollar Dinnernext week thing from to write a few items low myself A new candidate lor Attorney Mr Robert Shelton of Gracey General has entered tle race for visited this place Sunday the Democratic nomination in the We have a very interesting person of Nepolean Honnpartc Hays spring school at this place now of Pinevillc The teacher is Miss Gertrude Charlie bomnrers denies the bri- Crenshaw and I think they all like bery charge but the fact that the her real well Mrs B B Nance grand jury returned a ote of who has been visiting her daughthanks to his accuser looks like ter Mrs J P Meacham at Gra Â¬ cey returned home yesterday Charlie was up against it We are sorry to know that Mrs The Louisville Dispatch is now Robert Carter near this place has published from its own office and been very sick for some time but though reduced in size the typo- hope she will soon recover graphical appearance of the paper The farmers are very glad to see has been greatly improved this beautiful spring weather but The speakers announced for the few of them have done any plowing Chicago platform dinner in New There is a very nice store being York April 19 include William J built at this place We think that Bryan Supreme Court Justice Gay Mr James Wootton will take posnor George Fred Williams Chas session of it when he returns from A Towne J I Tarvin and John the army F Crosb Miss Cornelia Redd of your city The remains of Col Smith of the was on a visit to Miss Mary Dyer First Tennessee infantry and of Saturdav and Sunday three other officers killed in the Many of the men around here are fightinji around Manila reached having fine sport at catching fish San Fiancisco Friday on thetrans 1 think they have caught a great Sixty four dis many jiort Scandia charged soldier- - were aKo brought I guess have told all the news home so I will close for this time Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Our regiment was ordered to Tenn the 1st Iloilo from Manila on Feb 9 The Island of Panay is 340 miles south We have been lighting of Manila the insurgents nearly every day Will light at one since we landed in the morning and at another place at night The insurgents have all gone back into the hills We are stationed around the edge of the city a company at a place Our Co K has not remained at same place more than two nights since we came here There has been but one American soldier killed and three wounded so far The insurgents are not the fighters here that they are at Manila They can stand small army a little but they do not like our artillery or rapid fire guns After about three shots they burn the wind Iloilo is the best fortified city for infantry I ever saw breast works and block houses all around the city The Englishmen here tell us there are not more than 3000 insur gents here who are armed with guns but 25000 to 30000 armed with spears shields and knives have no idea how many we have killed we have found only 25 to 30 of their rifles They have four or five kinds Â¬ Â¬ 1 larly now and I can is a welcome visitor assure you it bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla that made mo so after sncndlne over G0 In medical attendance My trouble was a raw sore on my ankle Mrs Louisa Mtsov Court Street Lowell Mass Running Sores- Aer worrying four months I gave mv children Hoods Sarsa Â¬ parilla and it cured them of running sores Hoods Pills cured mo of dyspepsia and constipation Mrs Kate K THomas 31 Governor St Annapolis Md Five years Consumptive Cough ago I hart a consumptive cough which re- Â¬ duced me to a skeleton Was advised to tnkn irnniln Snrsanarllln which I did and recovered normal health I have been well ever since matilda uridqewatek tur Pearl and Chestnut Sts Jeffersonvllle Ind Bad Blood- - Although past 70 years of I am thoroughly well It was three Reduce the price of the well known La Rome Glove from 175 to 150 and the Paragone and the Toy oni from 125 to 100 The merit shown in the make the style the shades and iu the whole general appearance oF these gloves is so apparent that the casual observer aa well as those who are most expert iu detecting flaws is compelled to see aud Come See Compare acknowledge their perfection f GANT SLAYDEN I fjbcd SaUafH fnV-llTl-TP- Tmrj iiiiiTi LOCALS Hoodt 1111a cure IlTer Uli the non Irritating nd only cathartic to Uke wltlTIlooda hartaparllliu SPECIAL Good Whiskey is both doctor and Better looking than many tonic doctor better tasting than all medi Â¬ cines For general family use uoth- iug equals whiskey and HAfiPER Whiskey is pre eminently the family Sold by W JR Long whiskey Bopkinsville Xy m m m m m U Hopkinsville Grocery Co in SBC0ESSOBSTORREEVES Dealers in jjj w of guns Going to Take a Trip Soon We are headquarters for trunks and valises got anything you want in these goods from the cheapest to the finest Piices aro right goods are right Tnc Hopkinsville Mercantile Co New Insurance Firm The undersigned have secured the Hgeuey of first class fire iusurauce companies and are prepared to write auyoue desired The senior mem Â¬ ber of the firm has had large exper- ihce aH au underwriter aud any business entrusted to uy vyill be care Â¬ fully attended to The patronage of the insuriug public is earnestly solicited EYerythiDgtoEat FREE DELIVERY fi Ss J iim in wt 111 iU U4 t Sicphen J Field retired Associate Justice of the Supreme Court died AT A STANDSTILL at 030 oclock Sunday evening Justice Field was one of the most Farmers Further Behind With prominent men in the United State having sat on the supreme bench Their Work Than Ever Known nearly thirty five ears ife wa s vears old lie retired last De- Farm work is at a standstill over ember the county on account of the wet Geii Hardins friends in Chris ness ol the ground and farmers re Â¬ tian ountv -- and they are numer Â¬ port that they are further behind ous claim that he can carry the than ever in the history of the county without taking a position county It now looks like May will for the election reform bill but it be here before they can get their This would give cannot be denied that he will lose corn planted them very little time to prepare to man votes by his refusal to take a stand upon this vital question He bacco land before wheat harvest savshewill uphold the law until will be upon them At best it will law makers repeal it tlie but be an unusually busy season for some law makers Tire not Demo the planters during the next five crats and some Democrats are none or si months tot loyal to party principles Still Quite Feeble The workot remodelingthc Courier Mrs Jones wife of Mr John W Journal building which has been Jones of Oak Grove who went to in progit several months has Guthrie in January to recuperate been so neai ly completed that the is still quite feeble She hopes composing room editorial rooms and however to be able to return home other departments formerly on the in a few days She is suffering fifth floor have been moved to the from spinal trouble first and second floors The editor- Â¬ ial and reportorial rooms are now Hon h Tills located immediately above the com We offer One Huudred Dollars Re posing room The composing room ward for auy case of Catitirh that is situated on the first floor imme cannot bo cured by Halls Catarrh diately back of the Courier Journal Cure F J CHENEY Sc Co Props and Times counting rooms running Toledo 0 in an L from Fourth street to Green We tho undersigned have known street The upper Jloors will be F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable used for office purposes in all business transactions and fin ancially able to carry out any obliga Tlore Postoffices- Two more postoffices have been tion made by their firm West TnuAx Wholesale Druggists established in Todd county One is Toledo 0 Warding Kinnan Mar Poe with M W Poe as postmaster vin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken interand the other is Sneeds with John Sneed as postmaster They are nally aetiug directly upon the blood surfaces of the system situated in the Northern part of the and mucousper bottle Sold by all Price 75c county a few miles west of Alle Druggists Testimonials free HaFls family Pills are the best Eukkka When they set the city on fire just before we landed they buried a good many of their people most all that were wounded by the shells from our ships When we landed and inarched through the city we could see peo ple cows nogs ana logs lying in the fire where thev had burned to death It is funny to see the natives who were left here walking around town They all have a short stick in their hand which has a white rag tied to the end of it We are on duty nearly all the time The insurgents want to fight at night the darker the night and the harder the rain the more thev fight I like the looks of this island much better than Luzon but I have seen more of the country here than I did there I do not think it is as hot here as at Manila This is a fine farming country the crops grow n here are sugar cane rice and tobacco The soil is like that of Teas as black as tar and it rains here nearly ev ery day The tobacco raided here is about like that of Cuba We are all about the color of Mex icans and have lost from 10 to 20 lbs each in weight We took a priests residence for quarters last night and it was finely furnished bedsteads dressers and chairs made of mahogany and rosewood There are more priests here than any other people now There is plenty of valuable timber here I have seen mahogany trees 4 ft in diameter The far Â¬ mers here are away behind the times in the way of tools They use wooden plows with a small iron poiut I have seen only two good plows since I came here and they came from England There are plenty of bananas and cocoanuts here There is some talk of sending from here to the the 1st Tenn Island of Cebu Respectfully Hi Isfo Ui 204 South Maiii Street tpi ppunwp IIUII IIUIIl mo HW 11 M f l Tzjjr fiyy CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS P WINFREE W P WINFREE Jr W Our Clothes Fit But that aiut all when you get a suit from us you not only get a fit but you get value received for your mon ey it mutters not whether it is a GO suit or one of our fiuest text ores an jfclTrr Um The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co Want a Good Pant Cheap Come aud see our line of them Jeans Pauts at 65c 75c SI 00 Cas simeis no low ae 125 good and stout well made and will wear you like buckskin Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and The Hopkinsville MeucantileCo ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc New Dressmaking Establishment Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and EnginesClover Our stock of Harness and Saddles is com Miss Mittie Dowell who recently Grass and Oat Seeds Yours to please opened up a dressmaking establish- plete ment in a suite of rooms over Mis Layues millinery store has secured til hi XtHi- Court llntixf the service of Miss Mary McCellan au experienced modiste of Louisville A MODERN PARLOR aud the lady has arrived All work shows great progress in the manii guaranteed strictly up to date The facti re of fine furniture in recent ladies are iuvited to call Dont foryea- Wo keep up with all the lat get the place over Mrs Layues ent styles and artistic designs in f ur nil urn for parlor library bed room Bro Bentley Surprised dmiugroom and office and our store When Rev D IS Bentley went to replete with benuty iu all the lat est and best designs in fine furni one of his Trigg county churches a tuie or the cheaper grades to suit all short time ago the members of the tastes aud purses church had arranged aplcasantsur prise for him and the surprise was KITCHEN WALLER in the shape of a present and the f klV 30IJSouth Main Street W i present was a fine buggy and sad Â¬ ju-U2- i--S505 Hopkinsville Kjfr Crittenden Press dle horse PliaetonsOld Hick- I GUS YOUNG i r W I 41 A TVxn Wonder lit rfV fJ7 i Vyt I READ THIS place Capt Fritz has a line nose Jackson MisB Jan for crime and seldom fails tofind I have for years been the game when he strikes a trail from kidney and bladder Dn G GMOSELY He has already entered upon his have tried all remedies that I could Casky Ky find und had almost given up all duties gettiDg relief until I hope of over Discovery I am Mrs Thos N Petree and little A man may not be a hero to his tried Halls Great now using it aud feel like a new man of Owensboro ar j bon Gunther valet but we dont see what busi Â¬ Its effect ie woudorful G W Williams ness a hero has with a valet any Jiulae Petrees funeralAset Chief Police way ty W j j A i Discovey cures all kidney uud bladeder troubles removes gravel s u ret diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame back rheumatism and allir regiilarities of the kiJuoyB and bind der in both men and womeu Regu lates bladder trouble in children If L II HuiiUINS not sold by your druggist will be seut by mail on receipt of 51 One small bottle is two mouths treat Sol Fritz a Detective will cine any caso above of Police J Sol Fritz ment aud E Chief E W HALL mentioned N Solo manufacturer P O box 218 has been engaged by the L Railroad as a tpecial detective be Â¬ Waoo Texas For sale by T D Armistead Hoptween Louisville and Decatur A kinsville Ky handsome salary is attached to the Halls Great Discovery One small bottle of Halls Great Farmatid Locationfor Pliysician Hsivintr ilntii mini d to loeatn iu the South 1 offer for sale my farm bit X uattd f t Casky Ky on the L 13 ft live miles from Hopkinsville containing 100 acres well improved with un abundaueo of water for all purpose buildings ill uew anil con veniently arranged laud iu a hiirh statt o enltivatiouuud well adopted SEED TIME Clover seed Ked Top OrJ chard Grass Seed Pol toes and all kinds of Ga iKii Seed toek Peas large lots afc our bier Mar ket House We will sell cheaper than any house iJ the city- Staple and Fancf Groceries at great bai gains renders tricts iu Southern Keutucl it especially desirable as a locution for a physician without having to build up a practice Any inquiries for lurmer paiucuiars win oe answereu 17 1899 a sufferer by returu mail losisessioii giveu im Address troubles I mediately if desired to thu growth of all crops grown iu this locality and being located iu the center of oue of the best farming dis 1 Q CLARK Wbotriaie GROCERS M C tHtiji A JV TWO OF A FAMILY One Becomes Bride SJJ KJ Good Blood F BOB PAYNE of a Spanish W Does your heart Bend good or bad blood to your brain T u caa im Â¬ pure blooa then your bran aches You are troubled with drowsinoss yet cannot sleep You aro as tired You In tho morning as at nlfiht Your food have no nerve power does you but little good Stimulants tonics headache pow Â¬ ders cannot cure you but WAIT FOR THE OPENING Port Today The Commander OF Other a Groom To morrow Nuptial Events in Which Trigg County Furnishes Three of the Contracting Parties and not Coming Home crs Wants a Transfer to the Asiatic Deoartment Now Fighting At Manila 999 THE xJtJLi ml IJL I furnish a bride and groom The first nuptial event will be 100 a bottle All druggists Correct any tendency to contlpitlon that of Rev Chas L Nourse of with lauUro doses o Ayors Till ouch nlKht lrlce 23c a box Princeton who will wed Miss Wil Wrtto to our Doctors Write freely all thepartlculsrs in your muth A Baynham of Cadiz This Lowell Mass marriage will take place in the Presbyterian church at Gracey at L2 oclock this afternoon and will be STABLE BURNED witnessed by a lanre circle of friends of the contracting parties A Firebug Gets in His Work in Rev W L Nourse of this city fatherof the groom will perform the Church Hill Vicinity Church Hill April 10 Mr J Wheeler Cayces big barn and sta blejwas burned ajfew nights ago The fire and entirely destroyed was undoubtedly of incendiary origin as the horses Chad been turned out in the wheatfield Mr Cayce had caught a negro stealing corn a few nights before and the negro is under suspicion All of his feed stuff and farming machinery including a new binder not unpacked were lost The loss was about 1000 with 825 insurance He will rebuild at once This is the fourth stable to be burned in that neighborhood by in- Â¬ cendiaries within the last year Preston who has Vin he negroat smallpox near had the attack slaughter pen between here and town is getting gradually better A rigid quarantine has been en- Â¬ forced and there have been no fur- Â¬ ther cases Yazoo who invites a further V exchange of pleasantries must ex- piioa iiu frrni n lAnn Ar 1icn eeirt rt It removes all impurities from the blood And it makes the blood rich in its life giving properties will The Kextuckiax is in receipt of There will be a marriage in this the lollowing private letter from county to day and another in Trigg Lieut Robt C Payne of Co 10 to morrow in which one family will Third Kentucky Matanzas Cuba April 4 I New Dry Goods Shoe and Clothing House to be opened about have 1 -I I roads f Nbottomless libraries sinking ships extensive and Yazoos prospects lor being married or These matters may misplaced S be of more 6r less interest to Yazoo but life is too snort to follow up these subjects now that spring has given us a new theme to talk about Mr J B Walker is building a new dwelling house that is now nearing completion Dr H II Wallace of your city made a flying visit out to our vil- Â¬ lage on the 4th ult Several of our fellow citizens are complaining of sore arms the reThe bay sult ot vaccination mare hasnt been seen headed toward Hopkinsville since thequar antine Wonder why Miss L Messrs M V Owen and W S Pierce attended services in your city Sunday afternoon Miss Emma Major is visiting friends and relatives at this place We have a flourishing Sunday Mr W S School at Hebron is our efficient superintenPierce thejeeremony nRev Nourse is pastor of the in Second Presbyterian church Princeton and also of the Jchurch in which the ceremony will be said at Gracey He was raised in this city is an able and polished speak er and ranks among gthe leading young ministers of the State Miss Baynham is one of Trigg countys most poplar young ladies She is a daughter of Esquire G E Baynham of Cadiz and is possess ed of much beauty and manyjaccom- plishments Immediately after the ceremony the couple will go to Princeton where they wtll for the present take rooms with Mrs J R Hewlett Baynham Ford 1 he other wedding to which we allude is that of Mr R G Bayn ham and Miss Vara Ford who will be united in marriage to morrow at 2 oclock p m The ceremony will be performed at the home of Mr John T Hill near Montgomery Mr Baynhem is a son of Esq G E Baynham and a brother of Miss Baynham who weds Rev Nourse to day He formerly lived in Cadiz and for some time was in business at Gracey but recently embarked in the drug business at Providence Webster count Ky Few young men have more friends than Dick Baynham as he is familiarly called and he is an excellent business man in every way Miss Ford the bride-lo-b- e is a daughter of Mrs Lucy Ford of Canton and is very pretty and popular possessing many charms to grace the home of the fortunate young man who has won her heart and hand been commander of the Spanish Fort San Severino for nine weeks in fact ever since my arrival in Cuba Havcchargc of 8f prison- Â¬ ers I do not know when w e will leave for the States as 1 have been detached from my company and regiment ever since we arrived here I am going to Manila if I can get with some other regiment when this one is mustered out It is awful hot here but the boys are all enjoying good health Our regiment is the only olunteer reg- Â¬ iment left at this place The others have all gone home Yours Trul OTuroiiy Apr IStrL In building next door to Wallis Grocery Wait for us We will Surprise You Branch Stores Owesboro Ky Madison ville Ky Shelbyville Ky Morganfield Ky Versailles Ky Roist C Paynu DEATH CLAIMS A Bardstown Ky Elkton Ky Stanford Ky Olarksville Tenn Henderson Ky Former Christian County Lady Remains Interred Near Cambridge Mrs Diana iReynolds widow of the late John Reynolds and aunt of Jailer W T Williamson died at her home at Barnesley Hopkins county Friday night of old age She was a daughter of the late Clemens Wood one of the first settlers of Christian county and was 87 years old She had been a member of the Methodist church for about 70 years and was a pious christian lady The remains were brought to this county and inter- Â¬ red in the llawkinsburyingground near Bainbridge at 11 oclock Sun day morning Eminence Ky Maysville Ky Elizabetlitown Ky Mt Sterling Ky Our buying for 15 stores enables us to underbuy and undersell Respectfully THE GRAND LEADER any insurance We pay but ven little rent and but a small amount of taxes But we will buy and deliver to you auy purchasable article in existence cheaper than you cttu get it elsewhere for the verv reasons above enumerated Of course if we curried a Jarge stock and had heavy expenses we would have to make big profits too But as we buy direct from tbe factor les and have our goeds sold before we order them wo are enabled to 1111 dersell those whose expenses aro nee essarily great In undertaking this business we are coufideut that a great cry of Patronize home industry will go up from those who must of necessity sell higher Don t be deceived Ours ii a home industry too We send no more money away for goods than they do but we divide the profits with you so it js Yourt HOMEixDisTitY you patronize when you patronize us Below we give a few of our prices REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First - National RESOURCES Sank What We Do dont keep croods in stock Wo dont biro auj clerks We dont pay We at Hopkinsville Kentucky at the close of business APRIL 5th 189 Loan ami Discounts tllTltuj Overdiaftu seemed unci unsecured JlST s ltiOOOOO US Honda tn peeure circulation Rondson liand 1000000 toc4 Scurllietc Banking House Iurnlturp and Kii- - llJMi ure 1000 06 Due fnm National Hanks not Kc- 31 ectf Acnn Hunks and Linnker i Due rain State ithiK Due from approved ieerve niiit J7101 neons anu otner ca m items l nw M Notes ot other National Hanks i ijow Fractional pupercuirencf nickel nnd cents ri lawful money rtfc re in Bank specie flliniM Lejjiil tender notes ftuniuo 51IM0 Redemption Und with UhTieasuier 5 per cent of circulation TJOOO Due from I S1rea t othei than fl pet cent redemption fund 250 MOAYONS 66 STORE 1J Beg to inform their friends and patrons that they are now prepared to display the best and latest novelties of the seasons production in Wiedemans Comedians dent Stranrkr WILL NOT COMPROMISE So Says Mr Howell In Regard To The Insurance Cases For several days the insurance men have been getting signatures to apetition askingCommonwealths Attorney Howell to dismiss the in- Â¬ dictments returned against 03 com panies for violations of the antitrust law Before leaving for Murray Mr Howell was seen and said he would listen to no proposition to compro Â¬ mise pending the consideration by the Court of Appeals of the test case Nearly all from Franklin county of the insurance indivtments in the state are being held up until that Tcase is ucciueu y me court ot ppeals Death of a Paralytic t Julia Boyd col died at her home on the Buttermilk road three miles from town Friday night of inflam- Â¬ mation of the bowels aged 66 years She had been a paralytic for several years What the theatre goers want nowadays is clean performances filled with specialties and aLa price that the poorest man can take his entire family at least one night a Total JI- - IMli week and not have t spend his en LIAllIMTlKs tire weeks salary Realizing this Capital stock paid In f ft 10001 lUOOOTi fact Manager Wiedeman is offering Surplus fund Undivided proliu less cxpeii us and i taxes pnul fisi a company of 22 people a magnifi National Hank lMte3 Outstanding 144000 U law cient band and solo operatic or- Â¬ Due to State Hanks and Hunkers Dividends unpaid looou chestra and presenting a repertoire individual Deposits subject to check 152 M of the latest comedies at the low Total V UJ Ml or Kkntihkv price of 10 20 and 30 cents This SiviECOLNTVOlCllniMlAN i M llhos WLontf Cashier of attraction opens a weeksenjoyment bank do solemnly swear that the above named tho aoove stale at Hollands Opera House on Mon ment true to the best or my knowledge uud belief day xpril 17th presenting as an Thus W loxn Jashler Subscribed opening bill the four act American day of April and hwoiii to heroic- me this in 1MI WwtkisKki lv N Melodrama Little Miss Thomp- Coned Attest tieo C Long a phiy written expressly for son J v Downer Director Jno this company Between acts w ill Itowsc be presented a line of specialties including Nellie Wiedeman the great electric dancer pre senting Lily Rose and American ONE SOLID WBKK dances and the latest Parisian COMMENCING sensation The Baptism ol Fire a startling revelation in electrical MONDAY APRIL 17th 1899 ICmison the colon effects Smith travesty stars Frank Bose the The Uig Show The Monarch of all Popular Priced Attractions emperor of the slide trombone Ben nett iSrSoutherland the whirlwind dancers Prof Basco in illustrated songs and Prof Eilie with the Opening Hill The 4 Act Melo Ladies will be ad drama Mangraph Little Miss Thompson mitted free on Monday night when Company of 20 people Magnifi accompanied by an escort lady or cent Brass Band Solo Operatic holding one 30 cent Orchestra gentleman ticket purchased before 7 oclock LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT 15 very lady accompanied Monday night Prices for this en Â¬ escort Lady or Gentleman by an hold- Â¬ gagement are 10 20 and 30 cents ing one 30c Reserved seat ticket The sale of seats opens at the Pos- Â¬ will receive one free admission Seats must be reserved belore 7 tal Telegraph office oclock Monday evening I Dress foods Silts Wash pods Dimities Piques Netts Embroideries and Laces I I Organs S30 S35 S 10 and up Pianos 17A 200 S22H S250 etc Bicycles- - Cheap grade S1750 mediumgrade yio 00 high grade S10 00 We sell more than a dozen brands of bicycles Wall Paper from 3e a roll up Large sample book to select from Carpet And Mattinci to suit auv and everybody both in material and price All wool iiigrains ami Brussels MAciHNEsk7au 50 S1500S200aud up bnwiNo 1U Ml PULL LINE OF CLOTHING Our styles the latest our qualities the best our prices the lowest our methods honest our motto truth Domestics Prims Ticking Linens Parasols furnishing 1 50uts te OPERA HQUSE WIEDEMANNS Buggies and Carriages a hand some line at from 20 up Guns Cutlery Jeweliy Baby Car riages Furniture Hardware Queens Ware Books Musical Instruments Everything at prices corresponding with the above and everything guar anteed to be as represented 01 money refunded Pencil sisa AiiEXCY OVSCMERs Dili t t Armstrongs furniture store t h street betwetn Alain nd Virginia Hopkinsville Ky I andup Clothing Shoes Shirts Hats Underwear Goods for men and boys In dealing with us you will always be coireetly in Â¬ formed on all new fashions and receive prompt and po Â¬ lite attention 5p P P COMEDIANS JDJtt 1 KiSIDKKOi JLTIIOMAH IlolIiivlll Mcllienum 1lnce BEARED P ROCKS Mail Orders a Spiuaity ALL KINDS OF ILANTS IN SEASON Call or send one ceut stamp for de scriptive catalog nud price list Terms strictly cash Ollico aud sales room at Armstrongs furniture store SHh St store new euterpri e a strictly lirst elass complete and exclusive seed A Olllco nvor Hunk of Pen litaded by a uuiuifictnt cockeiel with some extra flue females Telephone- - 0llll0ll IS 111 IteslcUiice So EGGS 1 PER 15 II lUlnnvllle W LLYONS BROKERS CO in any number wanted This is tlin last ear 1 sell eggs at SI 00 HODMAN M1CAUI111I Ky t v LEE O BRUMFIELP To Close at 630 California Customers Hopkinsvilli Ky LOCAL securities bought and The grocers of Clarksviile have Lee have re LMessrs West sold Exclusive private wires and Mr J N Moorman left last Fri Â¬ vived orders lor a line pnaeton anu agreed to close their stores at 630 The sale of seats opens a Postal long distance telephone connections soon as p m Saturdays excepted from Telegraph Office Saturday morn Correspondence solicited day with his family for Sputh Car- tbuggytoe shipped as April 15 to October 15 inclusive ing April ism jilt to Red jWnds Cahforn i a N W Cor2ndndMaltJ LOUISVILLB KY rollton Ky and Up to date specialties Nothing cheap but the prices New Stocks Bonds Grain Provisions and Cotton 10c20e 30c N will sell round trip The L tickets to Richmond Va at one fare May 16th and 17th final limit re- Â¬ turning June 3rd account General Assembly Presbyterian Church 3 M Adams Agent Y r Nick Arnolds Baring it WKiBvfiJf t f j aaassssssaaasMF y W RSU rt wWSI l V ForInfant3 and Children Tt- ine tuna i ou mm Always Bough L- 7 P f 3U fc ArcgcfablcPrcparalionfor As- Â¬ similating aicToodatidllcgula ting thcStomadis orulBowels of Bears the Signature of U TJot Narcotic JlXSmna tmrtSecif 1 PromolcsDicstionCkcrful ness nndRcstContalns neither OpiumMorphine corMneral v n JttJulUSJuJliDtrfivjli I SlCiriimaltSaiiSi Ctanfud Sugar flinn Seed -- 1 Iff The D XiarrKn ttaror Apcrfcctftemedy Worms Convulsions Jcvensh ncss andLoss ofSLEEP Tac Simile Signature o tion Sour StomachDiarrhoca for Constipa- Â¬ tiina You Have TEW YORK Always Bought EXACT COPY OF VRAPPEB Hyyv T THCCCNTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY AGG RICHARDS CONTRACTORS Builamg M Aerials I j f AJ i u m in f IliMBh LliVi m Give us a call wlien you need anything our line DAiuK i kCHRl TywrTr7v IN i H GZKlf HE3J5E3 ii ASLISHSD 852 v 1- DDGSiN of i y Jmporler aiul Aiunufaciurer J ranite M on umeiits AIR If K F M WHITLOW of Kopkinsvfflc Ky is my solicitor HEASQX TO OlTR FniEMJ- vviee uud iii AllUtllfM Mn- U OF1 f 1899ih fllht f irinnr will the piui tim ue tlie ui nit Jvnjutilv kuowui JUNKS BK AN DSui BUNEasi XNIMAL WATTKR FERTILIZERS that luire for ijmuv y arn douo tlici fu duty u ti ipplicd ti lnth Spritnud Fall crtrp The iish of eouim K iil Jurtilz i i ttuiout tiniVfr nil uud thoexperiiuce of iiiiiiy ytMis has pieiicouclusivHi Mint AMMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS urn Mm must co npletu pliikl fvn d htiown nud tlie latt of putting ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK in n lm- - md hromliiif it DIS SOL ED BONE iLtH not make it mum in itt r HnniHt strictly pure Ai imal Alattei Feitni rs io t uion thiu rock o Is In auso iiVy me worth more mid we link tht you ruim mliei tins fuel Om ods o tit under our guarai tee iiiialhiH mid Muh ginuiuitie h jo d We otrer our goods t n their merits md refei with grt at sitifhctiuu tin most excellent n p tation in nil piitb of Ohio Iiidniiiti Hull Ken U wheru tht nro exten fiively lined respcctfidly urge uui to g tvo the telebrated Jonos Fertilizing Cos goods h trial on both Spring and Full crop9 and we know satisfactory results and futmu oiders will certainly follow I Â¬ ttll till r pur lielllil i I t i i le j AS Office WHTE Agel HOPKNSVLLH Street froatlasV KV the drive to win the promised hundred dollars an almost fabulous sum in his eyes Pills i malarial districts THE GREAT Once lie seemed to falter and Mr e indispcnsible they keep the Hall called to him to return but the Line t TOYS Ill give nnjone of vvou 50 roar of the water drowned all other ystcm in perfect order and are i sounds as he moved forward and if youll start that jam ilV log Jvo one answered uliilc tinboss stepped down upon Mm hug Clncmt afKLaxiiiifton Louis- paced bach nird fortli on the shore and jammed Miuarelv aerocs the tnllb it St Louis vilie looked helplessly from the lough hardy having been uncovered b the - men in lor sick headache indigestion woods tlicn to the huge muss of lops their eliorts to break the jam 4nit tiraoutenoi Â¬ Nick Mood upon the Mtbwerged log malaria torpid liver constipathrough which the water seethed and Nashville Memphis Mom fonmednttheheadof llie jam whcietho which was bending with the immense tion and all bilious diseases gomcry Mobile nn New hunger lay plied many tiers dfco and weight bearing against u and looked Orleyrs extended up the stream for a considera down the long MreUli of ri hing wa ter gave oi eglanev tuvvird the wooded ble distance On ahead the water foamed and tum shore from which the f mi vveie anx The fire of genius is often unable bled in Its mad course through Jackson iously watching him and swung Mienx to make the pot boil r N eP R NSIVAIKU i falls a river driver was not familiar quickly oer his head bright ax Those on the bank saw the with the series of long rapids that renA TIMELY HINT dered river driving more Minn usually glitter in the Apiil suu Mne saw the YOU fihnutfl 1m wis ntlfl RPn Itlnl vnnrll mrl la Gars tv dancing in rich and pare and your whole system nut in a long light hajr of tin hazardous at that point perfectly healthy condition by the tise of Dr The drive of n million and n half feet the wind ns he bent fo ward to give Carlstedts German Ilver Powder Then you will of lumber had progressed down the force to his blows Tin a i report like and be free from malaria typhoid lever colds Â¬ the Dr Carlstedts German tlver swollen strenm very rapidly so far The a cannon boomed ahuv i iU ruhofthe rowder isgrip best mcdlclno money can buy the ville men had worked with a will and every- water and the log gru I md criahed Fop your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruqo thing had gone smooth ns far as Jack together as they started suddenly forGum Balsam Price 25c and 60o l ward son falls Bottle one of shouted For sale by Theie she hauls The leader of the gnug though a fnir r i juuubuuu jh ute muue at uutnrie and A ml ers t Fowler stream and had neglected the tistin the men NashviUe for all points But vvhcrP was Nick The s uddeu precautions of stationing men at the The best the only correct actions head of the falls and rigging wing crash of the breaking log and the in South and West jams to keep the logs from lodging as stantaneous movement of the jam bfu2 lire those which demand no expla- Â¬ In Pullman Palace Cars startled the expectant men to such n nation and no tipol y they came down the stream IIow be ye goin to do it without tlegrec Mint they had failed to notice EMIGRANTS gittin drownded asked a weather the movements of the boy T tier bUt IUic inn Kezunui hia road will Hes gone sure muttered one of The iukusu Mtchiug and smarting So agents of receive Bpeciallowratea beaten old stream driver after going this company for rates out Mia tnini P careful survey of the the men his bronze face blanched to a incident to thrje djsemts ia iutiuitly nulrtt Ac or write fo Wed ciler knowed Weve done flit C could grimy white situation d PAtuobbQ lajed by applying Chauiberlaiub A it ceept choppin off a big spruce Mmi bettern tolethlm trmorn- Louisville Cut the logs were lye and Skin Oiutmunt Many very Kpk miiuiy thing Weve got smm holds the hull a terjn ap- - They rolled icr and over each other as good white water men md caFes have heou peiuiauontl l plied to the most venturesome and skill Its Ihey hurried by Now and then one cured by i fej The Alamo It is equally efficient as c can find In Maine ful drivers X SANAtrrswo for itching piles and a favorite rem -but Miere haint none of ern goin to t iiiliiV ru edy for sore nipples chapped hands R risk their uceks too fur chilblaiuH frost bites and chrouio sore If I was a younger man Id do it repUed the boss yfuits per box yeK Vf joud a done a I told jc re Srf W joined tlie grizzled old veteran there Or Carts Condition Powders are woudnt a been no trouble just what a horse needs when in bad Yes I know said Mr Hall tin boss Impatiently but I didnt ai d condition Tonic blood purifier and weve got to make the best of it Ill Hrmifiitfe They are not food but make it a hundred Ever day counts St LouisSan Francisco RR nedieitie nnd the best in use to put now The water will fall soon and THROUGH CAR ROUTE i hor e in prime conditiou Price 25 want to get this lumber down OETWEEN Some of the men walked out on the vutH oer package For sale by R C jam and looked at the log that acted lurdwick druggist AND ns a key It would be a very ens God has placed no limits to the thing to cut that log and set the mass at SPRINGFIELD liberty but how would the one that did exercise of the intellect he has given PITTSBURG JOPLIN It regain the shore WICHITA us on this side of the grave The men knew that Mie instant the EUREKA SPRINGS log was severed those presslng against FT SMITH PARIS it would dash forward rolling and tumTlw Kisd You Hare Always Bwjtf Bean the DALLAS bling over each other as they rushed SAN ANTONIO through the boiling waters of Jackson falls No live man could keep his feet HOUSTON upon the whirling rolling logs and GALVESTON What would George WaBhingoa once down among them nothing bin SoUd Veitibuled Tiilns with Pullman SIcpS havo thought of the Samoaudreibund death in he most terrible form could Harvey Dinine Halls and Retlinme Chair Cart STEPPED HOIDLY OUT ensue Maps tm tatl arid full information fumishtd Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam upon application ta One by one they rame back shaking of them would be forced up among the A Dr huge rocks that lined the shores only Gumphysician can prescribe is onOttos Spruce W G IELTIIXB E8 T HCB0UKI their heads Balsam The Formula S the package Tra Paair Agent Gen I Pasa r Agen- tto be snapped asunder like pipe stems Cures your Cough In a day Very pleasant to If there was a ghost of a chance take Children cry for It Large size bottles LOUIS MO ST LOUI8 MO ST said one athletic young fellow leaning as the irresistible mass swept by Price 25c and 50c j upon his peavy Id try it Ive cuffed n Would they find the mangled remains For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr log through some mighty tough places of little Nick Arnold or would he be Carlstedts German Liver Powder For sale by ground to atoms In this terrible mill but I dnre not tackle this Well Mr Hall walked down along the An said the boss moodily I Fua lur totepath beside the stream dont see what were going to do Well The A ood bluff is often more effec- have to get mhhc horses and warp a lot jam was broken but at what a fearful of those logs over with tackle and fall cost He had seen many men drowned the than a bul act Itll spoil two or three da and every but this death could be lnid directly to hours precious himself Slowly hemadehisway along OuiXSJ2LiO3Z2j3i IIow much did you bay oud give the rough path clambering over wind- Â¬ Bears the x 1 Kind You Havo Always Bought Mr Hall questioned a boyish voice falls and brooding upon the brnvc bov at the elbow of the Iwss fate and Mm motherssorrow when she The latter tinned The voice was learned the sad news After awhile he that of Nick Arnold the cookce or reached the foot r the rapids and saw Cupid uses nothing but smokeless c cks assistant who had just come a gioup of men on the Jiorr and powder in his warfare lnwn the stream with the mens lunch among them a little drenched form in a couple of baskets slung upon a that caused hiv heart to bound nnd his What It Ditrn pulse to beat with glndness neckvoke It was Mj chil Jreu inher t erfiiii but Nick Arnold sfo nud sound with the Mr Hall laughed b the help ut liiudVSu- - puulit ve Do 3 on want to try it Nick Tin eception of a few Might bruises We seed him cingin to a log an linvo uluiost entirely orHiUoileJ ii afraid jou wouldnt do when these old pulled lit t ashore afore the thickest of Coining give- - mi uppK i u Hint pro hands no afraid to undertake ii iiw o d yehtiuii like Mi - in Uieine cm got here said one of the men IIow much did on fuv JoiiM give rat yr Iik n U u ill i i Ittiuily lur And Nick explained how the log had persisted the boy a haidy specimen of iiii uid Ule- ii u in Mil beat in en brv o bnckwoodsinin apparently given wav much sooner than he twptet mi iioiHl puiili i t cuu grl ed Mnowing hint Into the water with tuii about 10 years old lemi s e no othei chance but to swim dirvvu Norun Huonm 1J nytiey said Id given hundred dollars Ill do It for that said Niek eon stream though tin- foam eoinpletel liuutin JJliN git M engtil i ven fldently petting his baskets of food eoveied him a good portion of the time When near the foot of the rapids he ivliiie then eitr iic cpiuliti a aie tit down while more than a score of men had seieil a log which served to rest ivuik Easy to take laughed in derision him somewhat and the watchers below The boy ran nimbly out over the com liMHHI l9BVSBSSSSSSSsW7BVji r It lis eabier tor onie to pact body of logs looked kcenl at the had succeeded in rescuing him though not n moment too soon ns the strenm hymn than speak the truth 5 one which held the jam and at tlielntei vening space between hini elf and the was almost immediate filled withthe WX UUnOii whirling tiee trunks shore Then he came slow lv biel A kidney remedy that cuu be do 2THS0UBH 1THR01Ui5i Hut I earned inv hundred dollars Its a hard looking place he stud pun Jed on will be loiimi iu Pjuckley 17STI3ULED said Nick proudly his usually men face wearing u A6H UiTTKfts Ii lieilh and htieiigth MGAllY CARS IP I And he got the money Golden Day s tiit rather subdued expression but Imgo Sold by U K Wyly SW1LLE f4v I ing to earn that hundred Honest l inXiMV KArmKmS MUCK MARRIED PEOPLE t CCACD am he added looking stendilv nt his Some people make the best thing employers face FnE5GpA anjtiLUMi l Men mid Women Who In of everything Sonic and others take it Oh Ill pay the nione fipt norgh usinj iA5tvLt r i Tlieli- Dim Tool SIcMsht replied Mr Hall but en nt consent In Matrimony I whs readme tin advertisement tif to your risking it Chiiuilierhiius Colic CholeiH mid Di tackle the gi ub said one of the Les s LOUIS ocTEX At CnmpobaKSo near Milan an old turho a itemed in the Woieetet men an invitation which was imme AS UAILW woman committed suicide at the uge InterpiiHe mchhI which lnilt me diate complied with vo a No of mi H i reason for the deed was ti wnle UiU 1 wkst uonj Oailj tirttlr And they diRti United the food which crtii that the iutirtnlties of age compelled f nt Vei usrd any letuedvttutlifully my rapidlv disnppeaiod eriualtti itfor lv Loulsvlllo her to i ctnnin seated in lur chair Shu colic and i i m 7 ifi a iu West Point If get drowned in Ktirtlng the jam had btcii married seven 7 i p iu diiiiiiuei I have never iu am times her las h Brandeubuig 7 SB p m and it oes nil right will ou puv the wedding taking place twodjseb toi M tiiiyte nils jjj Itvington 8 Jt ji m Ii 10 n in when she was07 to cure- the wprfil than Itieoi monev to mother StephensporJ ease with nivself oi iibked Ma boy SSbpm 1018ia It is leported In the reglsterof Brant Oloverport V A Sutocu eiSpui 10 38 am while the men were eating Poonioke Hawesvllle IJroughtou Lincolnshire that on April cluiin n SHIpm 1105ta Uf course Levvlsport but can Hieu to let Ll 107b one Thomas Watson buried CitvMd Korwilobv 11 C Hanl 10 OS p m 1128 m Owensboro wick Diiiggist you lOJhnm 1Qnnn Vhat would your iuoMk r do if his eighth wife Spotavlile lIpm lUMprnV vCai ou were killed Ar Henderson 11 58 p tn 1 16 p m Tour yiai j ago Dr Mary of The best some people can do is to I am not gomg to lie klllid said rnurhoti U S A was Spencer nt 5io7b4 M Ai o M married EAST BUNU the bov resolutely Im going to hold Neath Wales to her eleventh husband express somebody elses opinions Dally tTHenderEonj ou toj our bargain 7 20 a u 2 tip A Spottisvllle The most remaikable feature ot this 7 43 it in j io p IJ A word to the vise is suilieient vvould you let him try it iu ried case was that the lady Owensboro 8 i7 a in 8 fS p r the time ot uudii at Lowlsnort the boss turning to the men 0 07am i Si d in Do 3 oil wind ftotn the vi6o should be the ceieniony was only 4t her initial Uavresvillo fMs in think hed stand any show stitUcieut but you tibk who nro the 2J40 Oloverport S7 a in matrimoniil experience hnving been wise Well leeponded one of them pans Stephen8port 10 18 a in Thote who know Tim oft re Irvingtou 11 00 a in 10 p iu ing In his ijjToits to dunolihh in im- - undertaken at the immature age of 11 Brandenburg 11 28 n m fl 3 p in Un I1IU S TTi IMiliiK lli fUml nt tented experience of trustworthy per- Â¬ J I Oont lutnse piece of boiled pink sons mnv be takeu for knoivledge Wosdoint -i is 05 p m 710pm ot mi uyv III -IU1 l Will J ir Loulavllle p rj 8 00pm really Vpoe hed btand as good a thow Mi V MTeirysnysCliiraiberliiinH ini tn r - i e iom i Ai uuio nun- - Remedy gives better stiti jfaction liiien of -- i rt in iiuiu iiii will tlitui For further Information address go Mnowgli most auvthliisr When I was self no les than 10 wives auy other in the mat ket He has been H O MortniiK A O foregoing eaFcs however m a vonmrster Vu ode n single lnHirn j - r in tli- - ding business at Elkton Ky -- UlSvileKy WLMnL the rip at Tslrud falls when the water ueitire tiiit mcniioneii uy loiin jjvetv n for twelve years has hold hundreds of f v Ho vviites iu IiTh diary Owensboro Kv Toward the rovereil the of elear to my knech YW end of ugubt returned to Ilaarleon uottiesot this remedy ami nearly all though I bhouMiit dare do it now i They showed us a cottage where they cough tnedieitie imrtiufncttired which And o Mr Hail jieldid to the boys told us dwelt a woman who had been shows coiiclueivoly that Clmmberluius determination to undeiiake the job is ho mobtHatisfiictory to the people to her twenty fifth husband He sent a mlmliri of intu down tlie mni ried and beiignow a w blow was inohibltid and ih Mie best For Bale by It C stream to do wliat they could in ense t i r ttiiifci in iA r T05S0aiAL ARTISTS t nnii ol Ilardwiek Druggist the vcntuiesomc lad should fall to re- - i V Kl l c niie nun iiiatieuvvay timn uui The kangaroo is a healthy look j WEST SEVENTH STREET Mtfl BDILDINC To those living Tutts t If l Mi ft JJ an absolute cure Evnsvlle yy Tutts Liver Pills Pullman Pa ace for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonand points in Florida ortbBast 1 SPZ PT 1 ST LOUISAS- - J p k V i 1 ftyHssssMsslHiw WAvlMRIl3Ml2RaitM MiaalMlM it rr 1 utsvilli t V 1 I J Jj1 i I I V C Ti-- rl iiiii 1 ii 111 OC i I 1 J i- 1 a I W W GRAY i iir mu Brm9hecWVa layae liver stable lpppa bravelV out to t IP front of trouble Ar nolden PeiMTr v on ing animal but it is liearly always its last li Uleantowels and etervthin i i firri j V A A MISSPELLED TAIL of manjr colors wouldbe put on after Job Hedge and I want that mule of yours Joe Ive got to get dear across the plain and ma be farther and youre within a mile of home Dont stop to ask nic any questions Joe but hop off and let me have that mule All right said the obliging Joe wondering but convinced that Job meant what he said Tho boy uaa soon galloping acrois the plain nt When ho reached the a lively gait bank he suw the buggj in the river middle of the stream lie cn il in You there Maggie tones trembling Yes I am retorted Maggii w uli little buoy Mother derr May Eyo go out to play The son Is bright the help Is clear Owe mother dont say nelghl Uo forth my sun the mother said His nnt ald Tnke ewer slny our cnelSH ltnew sled all painted read Butt dow knot lose ewer weigh Ah know he cried and soijkIu the street With hnrt sew full of tier- The vvnilher chanced and snow andsloet rC lAml rlKri fell fierce and free Threw Knowdrlftn srnte threw watry pool He Hue with mile and mane Said he Though t wood walk by rule Kye tun knot write tla plane Ilk two meat some ltlndlv solo X JJr hear cnu danirera welElit a A3rinlcr stairs myticacherons whole Trt hoo has bin gate A peace of bread a gneiss hot stulte 13ycd chews If lSyo were home This cruel fate my heart will brake I love knot thus to Koine Im week and pall Ive mist my rode Butt hear a carte came passed Heond his sled were safely toad Pck two his home at InTst IkTjIo Express sd the arrival of Mr Hedge When wheels were heard in front of the house Maggies younger broth- Â¬ Theres your er Jack cried out beau sis Its no such a thing answered I guess I can Maggie with spirit go to singing school with JobJleuge without his being my beau Presently there was a rap at the door and when Mr Tobey a big jolly man opened it ho said loudly SOMETIMES and feel poorly when you have Thtf CKTltfLV jPres U A Seoy tTrcas niltr 3ACBAWFOBD Manager you stop working for the day But all you do is take the rest and go right to work again 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 Excelsior Do all kinds of Laundry and Steam Laundry riNCOIiroitVTED i Dye work nd Solicit Your Patronage Wagon will cull for and deliver your w V to inj pirt of the city Agents wanted at tribntury points Discounts liberal Ad drepH all commuuiiMtions end cordially Ve MAGGIES ESCORT iiv j u uAnnouit H manner that elicited frightened lit TO Office over Kellys jewelry store Leading Specialists of America tle screams from Maggie and caused whoa there earn don I lie Job much embarrassment flOPKlNSVlLLE UY get off whoa I tell you Ii a d 20YuflS n OHIO After two or three such kicks the He jumped off on to Me rggv 250000 CURED horse would dash madly forward for wheel and climbed into lie ltigj BNDUEW SARtiKNT M If a few yards tossing his head and while Maggie slipping into the Physician and Surgeon WE CURE EMISSIONS book and seizing the l idle n n rode XSitbuic fin bo mure tlcnwralmus to of Mr Job Hedge to seemingly bent on running away It Compliments KipklnsviileK ycutifcoi iniuuic iieiu mm tnin tuoiireir Miss Maggie Tobey asking the pleas Â¬ required all of Jobs strength to hold to shore Then she u iu tl ti ilcalrd cpco of tlie nitthlly lu e jlity Office fifth and Main streets oppoolte VJItj a feilintj lirvdiko weakness nm oun out ure of her company to the- snnging him in Court Room of tlicsiit nnda whole ti un of yuiitoiiiF Hes a new horse that weve had imirriul unlit n innn fir liiMnc Im going right In int Telephone onice KM t Reqldence 53 school in the Four mile Echoolhousc lhoi jlfo n nl social liappinc No nutter Job ex- Â¬ I suppo v on might a well said to morrow night Immediate an- Â¬ only a couple of weeks by util habit- in youth whether cnncil plained Father took him on a Job luguhrioii natural wejUneesor exnal ov isei our You cint cinic fc swer desired Ktn Vctnod lrcatwv will i Uitily cure uU It was tho first note of the kind debt from a man over in Deering and in and get me and ou cant niaKt ISnrhcrs Job Hedge had ever written and all I wouldnt have brought him to night the mule come in by himself NO CURE NO PAY but old Ned the horse we drive with 7th street HooKtmiiile K the courage of which he had been Ill stop and tell your folk where Hi Ili r you necl hlp Earh i Kspcclalattentlnn to patrons clean Iiuci In eetPi may liaic wpnUtm I vn capable had been required to write it the buggy slipped and fell yesterday ou are if you want J should Satisfactory kervice Call and bucmvlncrd no mav lmo diased mii Em u Xo Id rather you didnt said He had frequently planned thus to and lamed himself so that I couldnt nrc iit cafo till nireJ durXev tlol willcuicjou louran nori k address Miss Maggie Tobey but his drive him This horse can go right Job hastily Youoon Jj- - B Alr w irth Ja I Iandos courage had always failed him hereto- Â¬ along if he wants to I never saw Im going to iood night I amies A Alliii wiirth CURE Jo him act as he acting to night Good night Miggie fore r iij Mnu You nio ill b M Attornfys in Law nn l h ndi hitomo iintililc oi lis ninoti She rode away into the daiknc Once Job had half completed such long with you OfliP In Mrlnnif luiiliHtij fnrsuftil in i Ilu tiiii flapped the reins over tho horses and after a few minute n fiction rirlin juiji irii He blntehe and ii nub oii lent iii prutiiH- lu ol Ihi mi ii tfjLnote when the boy in the seat be fjti lol a i ii nn to hi iton- rJ wrinkled faee Mi m i back whereupon tho animal stood Job said to himself dob full Mvnd him had peeped over his shoul- Â¬ fm in iliiwiiea t cnunteniitii still and tossed its head defiantly thi if yijurciitcuii der and seeing whatho wnsup to Theres no other way out of it and Much in plunging into the icy water wj k1 had given him a sly poke in the back Job applied the whip WE CURE VARICOCELE censed the horse kicked so high that ahoio and whispered Ji ii it - how feriti your ca inna Im i linw lurcrMtu innv bao bad it one leg went over the shaft Job had I cant get the buggy out with no ye mm niiiiiti iiti tmjm wii A ciiio it lho wonn M ins icturn t This had covered Job with such to get out and unhitch the animal horse no harness and no bugsr tbiir normal condition and IiimhO T might as well shafts he said confusion that ho had hastily torn in order to release him mihI organs leccuo projior nouri b gi Can Prescribe iiHiit iho orpin bccouio italncd nil When he had hitched the horse home and wait until morning the half written note and had suf- Â¬ unnatural ilniim or 1om ecao and manly imwcrs return Xo tcmpoiaiy tie started across the drear wind fered much mortification of snirit into the buggy again and was about biiielit but n iiermminit euro acstired when at recess time Sol Slack the to climb in the animal giving a sud Â¬ swept plain in the wake of the fleeing NO I UK XO IW XOOIMUV- Y NO 11 11 TIIW MtitaAU who had peeped had pointed his den lunge forward jerked the lines mule gloomily reflecting on what i T10 IUOM mMl unger derisively at Job and had called from Jobs hands and darted off down folks would say when the re ult of CURES GUARANTEED U the road his fir t attempt to play the beau out Wo start- Â¬ was noised abroad trial and cuic MIUIILH Whoa Whoa cried Job Job Hedge was writing a love-lMI MONK HiKKT UPOH Mi ing in mad pursuit while Maggie utKocuK K1Jsrincrrni JilUHM M mmi Maggies father will tell it every ter lo Mag Tobey Shame on Job screamed two or three times and iSAJj LUfiMJ where said Job and his prediction 1 wasnt said Job with a tell Nii dieae3 IOXSl LI MlOV Formula on each package KHKK JtOOKS MILK ClIVUULS called out Stop him Job lies was fully verified as he discovered to tale blush AIODCR TK Ifunihli to cull write for a OI IKTION 1SLWK fir UUMI his chagrin when ho went to school You were too Saw it with my running away Stop him cant you CURES YOUR COUGH TKI TU IM Whoa there shrieked Job but on the second day after the horse had own eyes Good joke on you horse IN A DAY It wasnt any love letter said the ho sped paid no heed to the civ treated him so shabbily 1 with the reins trailing on tWWhJffe ArHfaflN Even before he came in sight of tie as he stalked away On Job scornfully C Price 25 50c I22 W FOURTH ST with the jeers of a dozen pupils ring- the ground Maggie made no fuitlur s choolhouse old Nathan Turktr outcry and Jobs mental comment driving by on hi way to Bragg Four CINCINNATI O ing in his tortured ears Corners shouted as he passed Ilfar To day the prying Sol Slack was was as he panted onward iiflJfciSAJ Ill bet shes fainted Oh dear ye was in swiinmin the other night Forhitleln Antteisou V Fowlei absent and there was no one behind Job Kinder eliillv want it Haw Joh to peep over his shoulder When whatll happen to her ot fainted he Haw But Maggie had Haw he had written the note ho drew at When the boys who were playing a bird on the wing had become dumb u ith fright Gapp the top of tho page ing for breath she had shrunk back on tag in the schoolyard saw Job they with a billet doux in his bill Directly across the aisle from Job her seat and trembling but silent began to grin Then some one shout- Â¬ Whoa there Whoa I a eat the Maggie Tobey who was to re- Â¬ had clasped her lnittened hands- in ed IJFTII AVENCi 1IOTH and the others took up the cry till ceive this handsomely embellished ef- Â¬ despair LOUISVILLE KV Onward sped llie horse out of the Jobs face assumed the color of a Best 2 Hotel in the V rid She was a girl of 16 with jet fusion Electric Elevato black hair falling in long and stiff woods and on to a great plain four cranberry and he quickened the gait Trade Marks PieeCautbell Mauagc A red ribbon was miles across The road forked at the which he had vainly been tniug to Designs but natural curls edge of the wood the right hand road make dignified Copyrights c Even then he was run through tho curb She wore a Anyone sending n sketch nnit deicrtiitlon may not allowed to estupe for a he hied quickly iiccrtaln our opinion lreo wfii ther hii flowered delaine dress and a string of leading to the Invention Is probably p itentalile Ilniuunlcn UointrlctlycoiiHlcntlnl llamHiookon tatentn largo amber beads and although she and the left luind road leadingsliaight to push his wa Ihiough the group npntfree olilot acency for sepiirlnir patent x was no longer a little girl she had on across the plain The lior e swoncd of giggling girls in the doorway all Patents taken thrnuuh Jluim A Co revi lvo sixelal notice without charge tn tho tyer to the left and sped swiftly forward of whom were looking at him oine a blue and white print Fortunately the one began in the darkness - Freckles covered her face and her lit Scientific American road was perfectly smooth and level A handsomely Illustrated weekly Larecst cirThcrnx ono wMe river tlo pug nose culation of any selcnlino lnunul Terms ti a Theres ono wide river to cross year four months Sold by all newsdealers She was busily conning the geog- Â¬ and there was no great danger of the and the strident soprano chorus in- Â¬ MUNNCo3GBfoad New York raphy leEson which Job Hedge ought huggy upsetting Ilranch Office US Y St Washington D l It had not upset when the other terrupted by shouts of laughter fol Â¬ to have been shutying when a folded of paper suddenly fell on the desk side of the plain was reached and by lowed Job all the way tohis seat bit Hopkinsville Ky Â¬ I guess it will be a good while be- Â¬ before her She started and glanced that time the horse had so exhaustSEND US ONE DOLLAR i ed itself that its speed had lessened fore I try to take a girl to singing across tho aisle toward Job He was Tbia snletulid uewHotl beautiful- Ib99 ptllrrn hlli irilr IllMimilll 1111 AMI HIIIIII by was the resolution Job ly furnished throughout heated bv I DDK STOTK at freight O Ii mlijpct lo cxaniinatiun apparently deeply absorbed in his to a steady trot but he paid no heed school again examine u to Maggies Whoa The reins made and the recollection of his first steam aud equipped with electric your freight lesson and did not look geography depot and If attempt at playing the beau assisted lights and ice plant aud all otliermod found perfecttoward Maggie but she saw that his were beyond her reach A fringe of trees bordered the far- Â¬ him materially in keeping the resolu- eru improvements is uoiv open for ly satisfactory and Hi nrraltlt face was crimson Mo you rue table will he uusur lilll Rill Business Youths Companion face crimsoned when she ther side of the plain and beyond tion Her own over saw pussed by that of any other house in or heard had read tho note which was the these trees was the slightly sloping ofpay the Longest Head of Hair the South shal HIHUIIT first one of the kind she had ever re- and pebbly bank of n wide and shal- Â¬ lGKTour ACME low river Indeed it wn o LLOYD WHITLOW SrKCIAL Proprietor ceived She glanced shyly across the low except during the sp ng and The woman who is said to possess rim r BIRD aisle again wnen sue naurenu tne longest head of 1300 summerfreshets that itccul be fold- Â¬ theilercedes Lopez hair in the world less tho 1100 wntTR for orii inn free note but Job kept his eyes fastened a Mexican Her ent Uh or CLARENCE HARRIS STOVE CATALOCUE ed at this1 point The riuY had not k der or llJUO on his hook height is five feet and when ihe Formerly with Forbes A ltro oven Is and freight charges Tbts store Is site No yet frozen over and when the horse stands erect her limxlgcll ton is ttxtl niado from botuiir Iron rxtia In a few minutes an answer fell on reached Llarge Hues heavy coveni heavy linings and gratci the ford he plunged in His ground four feet hair trails on the large oven shelf heavy tin lined oven door handoiue Jobs desk lie unfolded it and late owners house lay beunid the riveight inches The and nickel piatea ornamentations and trimming extra largo deep genuine BiandLh r orctlila Hard rirnolr hand Teach hair is so thick that she can complete- Â¬ some large ornamented bat e tint rol burtr mJt and vo furnirh HIE an extra vjooil grate making It a per Miss Tobey accepts with pleasure er and he had crossed this ford many ly hide herself in it She has it cut fect wood tiarnr HKISSIK 1 BIMIIMI GURANTl vlth by night as well as by day The every stove and guarantee safe delivery to your rail i Jol Mr Hedges company to thosing- - times very frequently as it grows so quickly road station Your local dralarnould charge yoiilJS 00 Paper hanging a specialty horse had gone half way across the enabling her to for such a etovr the freight In only about II 00 for sell large tresses to J ins school to morrow night each 500 miles o eajou at lit Sin on Adilresx All work guaranteed when he swerved a little to hair dealers every month SEARS ROEBUCK COtlNCCHICAC0ILL S 3k It wis now Jobs turn to glance stream Leave orders at Gus Youngb wheel struek fittn Itvtbutk A Co art Ihoroocbly reliable siltor nteross the aisle but Miss Toboy back the right the buggy Telephone 84 2 rings Bible Kisses turned toward him ancLher against a boulder in the riverbed and was partly something gave way The horse and Mii u ne linlf hidden in her brink Have Yocr fnoTORArus Madk At There are eight kinds of kisses men WANT EDAN IDEA and So it came to pass that at seven buggy shafts- went on Maggie tioned in Scripture Salutation I thinpc to patent Protect jourldeaa they nw7 WYBRANTS hrinp wealth Wrlto JOHN VLDDEfV oclock tho next evening Job arrayed the buggy remained in the middle oi Sam xx 41 I Thess v 2G valedic- Â¬ 1JUHN youCO the gently flowing stream Patent Attorneys Washington Sunday best with cinnamon Vin his C for their Slb00 prizo offer NEW STUDIO Meantime Job had reached the tion Huth i 9 reconciliation II scented hair oil on his carefully Sam xiv subjection Ps ii 12 to Eee the Ni 5S0 Fourth Averaio combed sandy locks and musk sprin- Â¬ edge of tho wood in time aud Whbkcr Ilablts approbation irov xxiv 2G adora- Â¬ cured at homo with Â¬ his pocket handkerchief set horse and buggy speeding across the tion I Kings xiv IS kled on out pain Book ol par treachery mament tlcularascnt IItir forth in his father buggy for the plain Job stood still for a to do Malt xxvi 49 affection Gen xiv BMWOOLLEY MD farm of Mr Silas Tobey There Mag- Â¬ trying to think what was best hoofs 15 Ailautu iu Onicc 101 HlryorSt Barns Horn Suddenly he heard the sound of gie awaited his coming in her best on the road behind him and a moment Made Only for Science The Republican paunce has not own of red merino with three rows W M YATES later there appeared a man on a big of black velvet ribbon on it and four grown less because of the Democratic - of Â¬ Under the directionthe Egyp while mule Job thought he knew to rows of coral beads with a gold locket tian museum of Berlin excavations diuuer differences iLthem taking the place of tho am- - whom the mule belonged by three first class he are being made at Sakkara solely in That you Joe Tinkham The icu man will preseutly step iu er oeaas sue hoic av euuuui the interest of science without any to take up anything the coal man may workmen or nubia with called vhitc fcloud b desirefor material gain ir ij Tin jes i miuiirujuu- ii tassels arhi a heavy plaid shawl have left Nintl Street Flack BuildiDg I I In a little country schoolhouse sat a tall lank solemn faced boy with his geography up on its edge before him on the desk It was nearly time for his class in geography to recite but the boy was not really completing his map of Ohio he was penning with many flourishes and much shading of the downward strokes the follow- Â¬ ing note on a leaf torn from his copy- Â¬ Come in while How de do Job Maggie puts on her things My how fine were fixed up Getting a mus- Â¬ Youll have tache aint you Job to get a shaving outfit soon This greeting was not of the sort to put Job entirely at his ease and he felt much relieved when he uasr out of the house and had helped Mag Â¬ gie into the buggy It was a clear cold night in Novem- Â¬ ber but there was no snow on the ground It was four miles to the schoolhouse to which Job and Mag Â¬ gie were going and the horse Job was driving seemed to be rather a frac- Â¬ tious creature He declined to go faster than a walk and when Job sought to accelerate his sipced by ap- Â¬ plying the whip tho horse would stop and kick against the dashboard in a A SdHMws ireekB Exccisior Steam Laundry Co HOPVJNSVILLE KY ikcoit coikt ijiiiotoky H considerable sharpness Ill get you out of there away 1 igiit quickly cures those first irregu- Â¬ larities and thus repels Brights Disease Diabetes Rheumatism Jaundice and Female Troubles Druggists have it ioo a bottle THE OR J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO ST LOUIS MO hreo weeks reeks HUI9TI February irn Ikko FiMt Monday In May term two third Monday tn first Monday In September to an m BV a TO fall Oip thre should think youd bctt Hedge Job rode into the stream am iliow rein beside the buggy in near u ice feet of water hea lil Wheres the horse trmlx weelo tour weeks t term six weekt Fourth Monday In February First Monday In Jane tern irth Motiday In September CALIFORNIA NEW ORLEANS In coninftlon with the Southern Taciflo I dont know and 1 dont ut Ill thing Well you get on behind ni and get you on dry land tin- liri For 8alo by C K Wily Druggist C alloway Second Monday In April term three weeks j First Monday In August term two weeks Second Monday In November term three weeks Lyon First Monday tn May term two wee first Monday in August term two rreeks first Monda In September trm two weeks Maggie climbed on a ulm buggy and vaulted to the nu y if tie v - k tin- ini behind Job Unfortunate m m to kick and mal began lently Job knew what Hth nu ter but he had difficult in telling I guess whoa that nt -i fflJ 1 jtn Air vsu rfj M rvas mm - i att ssrFr n n wm ft PROFESSIONAL CARDS t Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C KfastN Orleans Limited train R TJi rough C H TANDY EVERY THURSDAY or Lo Angeles and San Francisco without ohauge The Limited also connects at New Orleans dally with Expre ts Train for the Pa Â¬ cific Coast and on Tueidaysjand Saturdays after January 4 lhi with the of the Southern Pacific glvincspeclal through service to San Francico Particulars of AgcnU of the I C RK and connecting lines S G Hatch Dtv Pass Agent Cincinnati Jno A Scott 11y Pass Agent Memphis A B W B3 i Si sB jojErsisa Il Sunset Limited Annex I addle O H Hanson UP Chicago A WKellondAGJP Louisville A 4 i J30YJ3 POOL ViTaTfnnirTvniTTATin I c bu--- r RAILY TIME TABLE j c 259000 i i Effective Dec Nullt No JH L i O tiy i I i 111 1 I i i i 1 1 i 1 i i l Ar r Ar KmiiuviIio 1ilnceton 1uducnh Henderson Hokin il i dally dally 5 CO i i 1 II ii luO a ni 5 o IJm m i ni 71 np ni ii in 7 n J 30 p m i 5 p in lb lpra No 310 ao pui f0i in i Physician kt LuultviUo Ulim 1 M Dr Ottos PCe UUm daily nc arat Hnpldinnille ndiana Trniu 3 1 dally uc ar at ilopbin tile 1 50r ni 3ol lrur M daily at ar at Hopkins Mo 8 05 p m I Sherwood Aji HonUinsvjilcKy W A KCLLOMD A Gl A Louisville Ky Train 1 1 L N TIME TABLL a a p a ax THAINS SOCTH et 1 1 Balsam No No No Xo No No No No 55 53 51 91 92 52 56 51 Hopkinsville Ac 615 Fast Line 635 Fast Mail 527 120S NO Limited TRAINS NORTI ru ni ra StLuiExmail Hopkinsville Ac Chicago Limited 90f p m 1024 p m Fast Line Accommodation 915a m 830 p rn I3KW3 -i Corth bound St LouU tiud Chicago Faat rotns have hrough tnilns solid and sleepen Chicago and St LouU raetLluc etopn only at important station hrough Pullman sleep in I croislnfjs Ha ts to Atlanta G J J M Adams Akent tnrmnmwwxuxnatrmytnmmmmritmvi jnday sihvllle does not run on iinrTW All The AND THE News I VOTH HEADING Local State and Nation KENTUCKUN E We have iirrangid a Clubbiug Rate oy vnici we can give WILL BE FOfXD IN THE Hotel Latham 1 Both Papers One Year for 225 Regular price for Both is 300 We save you geueious part of tbia sum Send or bring your cash with orde to the w iv is is rr i j oi Encaustic Tile Hoplcinsville Artifcial Stone i ais laaf W CIIAS R LEWIS Brick CONTKACTOK K PAINTER PAPER HANGER All Kinds of Brick Work Tile Hearths Encaustics Floors Etc Stouo Pave intMitH Etc Stone Staph SilU All kiutls of Job Work in my line properly and promptly attended to such as Grates Fluet ami Chimneys OII llANlv Itl IIIMNU Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky K Hotel Hendersou Entirely iipw aud frbt clii s in nil respects Excellent sample rooms and service unequaled in any city Ou Double Car Line C B Sc L P Kleideukk Props Heuilersou Ky 1 1511 Louisville Ky AssJd Tonsorial Aitiwt URPEES SEEDS GROW Write a postal card to day for iivj1 BURPEES FARM ANNUAL for 1898 llrighter and better than ever before 1 1 irfj w AiLtt uurvrtu ft lu i niuaeipiua vi rrnmn EEsaara r3 tf sAssoiuteiy Pure Makes ROYAL DAKINO l V fa HJ l aHZSSJ iit i J VlcVh JH I v GEN HARDIN sp v t WE ARE mBMPw darai hVw tvif TTjiftrjsrjjawHmr a iSST is err rscr fciJ r Powder PERSONAL GOSSIP Addresses a Large Crowd Sat urday Afternoon Gave Capt Over Stone tion Law the food more delicious and wholesome POWDER CO NEW YORK PREPARED To show you through the largest best selected most and grade consid ered thellowest priced exhibit of Buggies and Carriages to be found in this Statetf3 We have on hand up-to-da- a Turning te Mr J L Gant lias returned from Elkton Mr J S llanbery of Greenville spent Saturday in the city HERE AND THERE Miss Francis Barr is visiting err Loan county relatives Come to 89 Usi The Grand Mrs W F Meacham is visiting Leader relatives near Russellville Ham sacks all sizes for sale aU thiB officQ Mr Luthei II Petree reached home from Denver Sunday night Forbes Bro are busy moving into their new building this week Several local tobacco men attend- Â¬ ed county court at Elkton yester- Â¬ Dr ENFrtrit Dentist offi ce over day City Bank Hopkinsville Ky This is the latest spring ever Commonwealths Attorney W k Howell went to Murray Sunday known in this latitude WANTED Everybody to call afternoon Mr E D Moscley of Dorrel op us Tins GttAND Leader Ky spent with relatives Sunday Now is the time to sack your bams in the city Sacks for sale at this office Miss Mabel Southall of Pee Dee Some nice family horses drivers is spending a week with relatives and roadsters for sale rt Lnynes Bta in the city ble Mr Oscar G Ilille Sr of NashMake our acquaintance It will ville is visiting the family of Mr pay you The Grand Leader Two registered prescriptiouists at G A Hille on Jesup avenue Anderson it Fowlers and prescrip Mr and Mrs Chas R Board tions compounded dny or night man of Clarksville spent Sunday Mrs Lucy Ellis is preparing to with Mrs Boardmans mother in legin her new house on South Main this city without delay Mrs Fannie K Roach of Evans Opening of The Grand Leader ville Ind spent Sunday with her Saturday April 15th son Keene Roach who is attending When wanting a nice package of the High school here chocolates aud bDn bons call at An Miss Susie White returned Sun- Â¬ derou Fowlers and get the Plows day to her home in Cadiz after a brand the best on market visit of two weeks to friends here The interior of the Phelps resi and at Pembroke dence on South Main is being reMr and Mrs J H Eggletonhave modeled and improved returned from Hot Springs Ark For fresh home made chocolate Bou Bous call at P J Breslius Candy after a sojourn of a month Mr Eggletons health was much im- Â¬ Kitchen Ninth St proved Miss Addie Bell Hardin will en- Â¬ Mrs Ella Wood wife of the late tertain the Carroms Club at Mr J James R Wood and her little H Andersons to night I am now in charge uf R C Hard daughter Evelyn have gone to wicks presi riptiou department where Albemarle county Va where they I will be glad to net all ray old will make their future home with friends and customem L P Miller Mrs Woods parents 15 branch stores enables The CONVICT WEEPS Grand Leader the New Dry Goods Shoe and Clothing store to make- Like a Child When Parting With close prices They buy in Jobbers Its Alother I I Â¬ Â¬ - The Weather Louisville Ky April Fair lo night and Tuesday Warmer to night 10--Special Silent on Elec quanities Mr Lee Hood the popular clerk at Hotel Latham is very sick at Metropolis 111 his old home is suffering from rheumatism Mr J T HargiMW who lias been with L L Elgm for several mouths cau uuw be found vth the popular drug house f Andemou it Fowler Deputies John Boyd and L Roy Boales ootli colored E He Barnes delivered George Pool and to the kh to prison authorities at Eddy ville Fri day morning Bunles will serve ten years for highway robbery and Pool tvo years for breaking into where he will be girid to have Ins the I C depot at Gracey friends call At Princeton Pools mother saw Everything in Graves it Coudvsher eon and when she told him good bye he broke down completely jewelry stock cum rising watche nd wept like a child chiunware diamond- - cut gla s clocks jnwnlrv brieabiHi iolid and THRIFTY HOMESEEKERS plated hilverware umbrellaH etc at cost by order of the assignee N Railroad Company se- Lookout and dont get swindled cured Large Body of Land If you wiut good uvghisaud lirst clas- feed of evury van ties for your stock call on H G Wood httwetuj The L it X has secured a val- 4th and fitb St N Mini St Phone uable track ot land con The County Fiscal Court finished taming 243 its business Saturday and ad Nothing Done on Account of Judge about 0lM acres near Athens The L iV N will sell round trip ia and will colonize a large num- - journed Petrees Funeral tickets to joiiisvnie at one tare iaybcr llf nimkards thereon Thev were numer The appropriations 15th and 16 final limit May 22nd ire to COIIK from pcnsylvania and ous and aggregated about 25000 Ouarterly Court met yesterday acount Travelers Protective A great deal of this is for road im- but adjourned on account of Judge are all farmers well off financially SJCiation Convention provements and bridges Petrees funeral and no business J M Adams Agent SALESMAN SUICIDES The Champion Bridge Co was was transacted Judge Canslers given contracts for seen iron office was alsoclosed from lOoclock Mrs M II Wood widow of the till 1 oclock out of i espect to the late Dr Ben S Wood hasconveyed We Known Traveling Man Takes bridges The Morphine Route to htr daughter Mrs Sallie War- Among the 35000 in appropria dead jurist field one half interest in the IrvinJ tions made by the fiscal court was Henry Koehler Company farm and other lands adjoining Chtiilcs Kector a traveling sales 5200 for the erection of seven Dealers of Louifiville Ky man for a St LouisSaddlery house more iron bridges which have re Â¬ Lumber near Montgomery Trigg count v iavito correspond auee with Mill men The partition in the second story and who is well known here took placed nearly all of the wooden who have lumber for sale They buy of the Kkntivkiax building have morphine at Nevada Mo dying in bridges in the county They are Poplar and Hardwoods in mixed been reuuned throwing the job and a tew hours No cause was iriven located as follows ears Dry or Greex Write them composing departments into one for the act f self dustructoin Over Sherrill s creek on Hop- Â¬ kinsville and Greenville roads lonr room o fctt in lenjrth This Five New Members Revival Services 825 change was made to secure more A series of meetings will begin Dr McGlauflin closed his meeting Over Tradewater river at Messi light and room in the Cumberland Presbyterian at the Universalist church Sunday 1750 n Mini voioreui cnurcn on tt i i Am imumi wecinesuay jtn at riv mores ford night There were five additions to Over Slough at Pools mill 5 Teachers Association was in ses- - p in conducted by the pastor who the church sion at the colored school building will be assisted for ten days from 50 At Cost Friday and Saturday Addresses Friday next by Rev 13 T Watson Over Larkins branch on But- Â¬ K N Lander State Kvangelistof Kentucky Synod termilk road 300 were delivered by Graves CondyH entire Htock on Over Sinking Surprised by the great difference TN Richardson J P Jetton C Cordial invitation extended to all and Julieu road Fork on Gracey sale at cost Bargains offered 630 C Monroe J T Whitney II S to be present Over Hardins creek on Lantrip Representatives of the various in the price of the same Monument Saunders and W II McRidlev An occaHional doseof Priokley Asa road 500 local tobacco warehouses attended AccountSouthern Baptist Conven- - Bittebs keeps tlin Hystem healthy and you always find our price from 15 per cent Over McFarland creek on Lacy Trigg county court yesterday tion the L N will sell round trip wards of disonf e and muintaius coal road 650 to 30 per cunt lower than other shops and then tickets to Louisville Ky at one strength niid energy For sale by C 1V THOROUGHBRED The county levy was continued 8th to 12 limit returning fare May II we use only the best Marbles and Granites miss Aiauge Kairleigh gave a at the old figures 424 cents for all SILVER LACED WYAND0ITES fifteen days from date with provis will pay you well to see us before you place an Bicycle Party Friday afternoon purposes ion for extension to leave Louisville Now is the time to introduce new order YOUR ORDER ISlSOLICITED blood in your poultry Eggs for not later than June 10th by deposit- - A list of questions relating to bi Road Supervisors J H Durham A few SI 50 per 15 ing with Joint Agent prior to May cycles was prepared and Mjss Belle and J K Major were returned to Hatching at LbU cockerels H 18 h and oi payment of fee of fifty Moore was awarded a prize for work for tdx months beginning at J BFISHER Box 71 answeringall cf them correctly cenpt5 J MAdams Agents once operating lthejgntjdersandL W18th StyHopkUigviUfc Kyj atefifk MMUrittevi i I Gen P W Hardin spoke to an audience that filled all of the seats Many in thecourt house Saturday ladles were present inside the bar He was cheered when Jie entered j 4 and there was applause when Capt C D Bell introduced him to the audience His speech was upon the same lines as his Shelbyville speech though he was even more severe on He read Capt Stones record Record from the Congressional Stones vote on the Springer gold bond bill showing that Stone did vote for it and also from other parts of the Record that he voted with the Cleveland administration members and against Bryan and ill Buggies Carnages Phaetons Stanhopes Traps Surreys JumpsealsGjrnings the silver men on vnriousoccaslons Spring Wagons with rubber tires and without rubber tires from Kv He charged that it was notorious in 1S94 and 1895 that Stone was in full sympathy with Cleveland and Carlisle on the silver question He said Stone was the only man on the American continent who ever declared that he voted to bring a bill to its final passage in order to kill it The severity of his excoriation of Stone produced a sensation He declared his opposition to any endorsement of the McChord bill 0 the Chinn bill or the election bill Â¬ saying he was opposed to plaster- Â¬ ing over the Chicago platform with special state issues Referring to the election bill he again said it would be his duty un- Â¬ der his oath of office if elected gov- Â¬ ernor to uphold all laws on the statute books until repealed He didnt say whether he would favor or oppose the repeal of the election bill but said the people had the nirht to chance any law and that the election law would be sustained until the people sent a majority to the legislature in favor of changing it Gen Hardin spoke an hour and We will meet you in our new store with a bargain and a smile whether eighteen minutes and nearly an up in wishes to buy or not we want everybo ly to com- - unci leave his hour of the time was taken track on our new answering the attacks made upon floor he will be as welcome as flowers in may his record by his opponents He spoke to an approving crofd Yours Kespecl fully t and the effect of the speech was to inthis strengthen his following county at the expense of Capt x Stone Gen Hardin spent Sundav in the city and left in the afternoon for the First District He is evidently after Capt Stone and is going to carry He spoke at the war into Africa Marion yesterday and will visit other counties in the district other road machinery FISCAL COJRT The accounts allowed will be paid out of the 188 taxes and the Seven New Bridges Ordered And money will be available in about a month Road Supervisors Re elected QUARTERLY COURT Otie third of an Atre Ar of Buggies and are fixed to ctba f DRIVING BUSINESS 30 TO 300 OH YES We forgot to telll you about our immense stock of Har ness Whips Foot rugs Spreads Aprons Washers Whipcrackers little things in big demand 0 u Another Important Fact is Everything mentioned above was bought at old prices before the trusts got in their work j 4 J ini I Thompson Bassett p i r-- r- It ROB1 BRQWN mM