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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 18, 1899
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7 l f t VOL XXI I- I hmhmgvtllE liEnmcfc -HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY APRIL 18 1899 DUKE DE ARCOS T b- rJWlf wJJLL JL NO 31 Srv OPPOSED TO VETOES iitruui uiutttiiauuiu iii4 About Hie Election Bill MraAii Easy Job ka wjawj Selling KnoxSailors AT f uch uui ue apunisii minister to me United States p TODAY Ull jiLE A VT C A I In Answer to a Question Says He Gen Otis Will Offer Filipino Would Not Stand In the Way Prisoners in Exchange For of Two the Peoples Will Spaniards Madrid April 16 The Official Gazette to day contains a royal de- ¬ cree appointing the Duke de Arcos to be Spanish Envoj Extraordi- ¬ nary and Minister to the United ONE THIRD OFF Only 120 in the Lot Both Ladies and Gentlemens H Sizes 6 3 4 7 and 7 1 8 mostly 7s in mens 5 7 8 6 and 6 1 8 in Ladies It is Knoxs Sample Line i Regular Prices Our Prices 300 400 and 500 200267 and 335 THEYRE COINC FAST f ft M vip J H Anderson ssx Co smtmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmK wMHUHHbIIBIv Owensboro Ky April 15 Gen- ¬ eral P W Hardin spoke at the courthouse this afternoon to a large crowd many ladies being present Judge Eli H Brown introduced hun General Hardin paid special attention to Capt Stones record Stone having considerable strength in this section H B Clark handed him a slip containing this question Hon P Wat Hardin What official action as governor of Ken- ¬ tucky would you take if the next Kentucky legislature were to send to your desk a bill passed by its body repealing the present election law known as the Goebel bill Gen Hardin said I would like for him to answer me a question or two I would liKe to ask him if he believes the Dem ocratic party in front of the great fight of 1900 when there was only one fifth of one handred per cent difference between the parties if he would like to see this made a test of the Democracy of the coun- ¬ try and split his party all to pieces and hand over this election law to the Republicans to execute What I have would he do in this event the Democratic party to warned have no divisions or splits or quarrels among themselves When that law was passed it became a law I accept it as a law it is the law and it will remain the He asks me if the sovereign law the Democracy of this state xiS people sees proper to alter change or to I modify that law what will I do will never stand in tell him now I the pathway of the representatives I say of the people Applause that the candidate that would say more would say that he would throt- ¬ tle the people if they would put him there and that he himself would become the master of his party and would put the yoke upon it 1 love the law I will obey the law They will make me support that law and as long as it remains the law it shall be executed Wonderful Offerings Case of the New Madras Corsets1 The Novelty of the Season States 1 The decree also creates consul- ¬ ates at Havana Manila Iloilo San Juan de Porto Rico and Cienfuegos Senor Larrea now Spanish Con- ¬ sul at Antwerp is transferred to Havana Senor Bouilla now at Shanghai is appointed to Manila and Senor Uriante goes to Antwerp Gen Rios Spains principal commander in the Philippines cables that Maj Gen Otis has granted him a safe conduct for his chief of staff and another officer whom he is sending to Aguinaldo with a letter demanding the liberation of the Spanish prisoners in the name of humanity and international law In the event of a refusal the com- ¬ missioners will ask Aguinaldo for a definite decision in order that they may acquaint the civilized world Gen Rios has with his attitude empowered them to offer to sur- ¬ render to Aguinaldo 1600 Filipino prisoners who have been placed at the Spanish commanders disposal by Gen Otis CHICKEN THIEVES Pink and Green Plaids Lavender arid1 White Bine and White Lace Trimmed Lat- ¬ est Shape 4 hook Better fitting and better made than any one dollar corset at 50 cents 1 V with lovely decorated Dresden Handles Imported sticks actual value 2 to 3 a Lot Pine Silk Umbrellas 98 cents 4 t j The quantities on above being limited we advise you to be prompt Hauls Alake Several Successful Last Week Chicken thieves made a number of raids in the Third ward last week Among the victims were Mr E B Long Mr M D Boales and Prof C H Dietrich At Prof Bassett 6fc Co Dietrichs two raids were made during the week The last was early be ¬ Saturday evening fore the hour for locking up the hen i house about eight oclock This raid was complete as every fowl on the nlace was taken It was discovered soon afterwards and Mrs Dietrich made an effort to secure blood hounds JUST NOTICE E w A BR0 Q the hounds was out of condition and the other would not trail alone Prominent Man in North Christian Shotguns and bloodhounds are both good remedies for this evil if prop Passes Away Saturday erlv made use of Mr D L Barnes better known as Lat Barnes one of the most prominent citizens in the northern portion of the county died at his home near Fruit Hill at noon Sat urday of a complication oftroubles He was about 75 years of age Mr Barnes was an uncle of Sheriff J J Barnes He had been a surveyor for many years and was frequently deputy county surveyor but never filled any public office by SPOTTED FEVER Kills the Third Member of a Guth LAT BARNES DEAD but one of Tiger Brand 1 Hand Made VI 300 ALL COLORS FOR SALE AT personal property He was never married and his two brothers and sister will inherit his property COL and see if you can find any that look nicer or more comfortable than those child of Mr encased in a pair of our 3 350 and 400 Shoes in Tans The YV J Saunders of near Guthrie jci vid Tans Black Vicis Patent Leather all the diff ¬ which had been sick with spotted fever for six weeks died Friday erent styles toes and lasts This makes the third death in Mr When Tan Shoes were first introduced not one well Saunders family during the past election lie was a member of the Univer two months There was a differ dressed man in one hundred could be found wearing salist church at Fruit Hill He ence of opinion regarding the cause them Now but few in a hundred wear any other kind was buried at the Barnes grave of death of the other two children some claiming that they were pois Thus it is plain to be seen that fashions in mens appar ¬ yard Sunday He left a good estate of real and oned by eating poison oak el do change and often radically rie Family d seven-year-ol¬ ¬ Our Feople Feet STILL AFTER THEM More Indictments for Insurance SMITHS REMAINS T Hen at Frankfort ATive at Nashville And Will be Interred Wednesday Frankfort Ky April 15 Indict- ¬ ments were returned this afternoon against all the fire insurance com ¬ panies doing business here as mem- ¬ bers of the Kentucky and Tennes- ¬ see board of underwriters The in ¬ dictment is a duplicate of the fornr er indictment under which the in ¬ surance companies were fined for the formation of a trust PETREE w C0 1 Tim mmmm jm Nashville Tenn April 16 The remains of Col W C Smith First Tennessee regiment U S V who fell at the head of his command in the firbt fight with the rebels around Manila reached hereto night Be ¬ side the escort and committee a large crowd met the funeral train at the station here and followed the Road Order remainsto Masonic Temple There a guard composed of ex members of J as Campbell has been appointed the regiment will watch over the overseer of the Cadiz road from casket until the funeral Wednesday what is known as Blue Hill to Smoots Bridge on Sinking Fork with military honors eyen witnessed in footwear is being repeated by collars The colored collars are now the very top notch of style and they come in with a lush We carry a good assortment of the latest things We are showing the best 3 00 self conforming Stiff Hat in town J T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing CO Shoe Co n gj i--j- i f M1 K Mb HOT AFTER THE TRUSTS J ilnk1b MISSIONARY MEETING At Salem Church April 29th and 30th u MhMftiWtaMI LOVERS of ELOPE Suits Filed Against a Number Companies in Arkansas Little Rock Ark April 11 At- ¬ torney General Davis has brought suits against another batch of al Iced trusts for violation of the fam ous anti trusts law The corpora- ¬ tions sued are as tollows Company Express Pacific Company Ameri ¬ Waters PierceOil can Tobacco Company Continental Tobacco Consumers Cotton Oil Com- ¬ pany Dixie Cotton Oil Company Southern Cotton Oil Company in Pulaski Circuit Court Second Cos Ex- ¬ division Wells Fargo press in Crawford Circuit Court at Van Buren Southern Express Com ¬ pany at Walnut Bridge There ire two suits against each and S5 000 on each suit The allegations are materially alikcin all the suits beinir in effect that thev are mem- hers of the trusts in violation of Rector anti trusts law CASE ADVANCED Court of Appeals To Hear meut on insurance Matters Alay 2 Frankfort Kentucky Argu- April 10 In the Court of Appeals this morning Chief Justice Hazelriyir entered an order advancing on the-- docket the test case growing out of the iMtnnilA companies for combining on rates The case will be argued on May 2 next andsubmittcd fll- nflillf wit nf it lrt J INSURANCE COMPANIES Six Flore Agencies Suspended at Princeton on Account of Recent Indictments Ky Princeton April 12 The of the recent grand jury in action returning indictments against lire insurance companies here under the anti trust law is causing a general withdrawal of the companies doing ousiness here The city will be left without any local insurance if the present exodus keeps up Today the Piiuenix of Hartford the Manchester of England the Firemans Fund of San Francisco the National American of Hartford Conn and the Oakland Home of San Francisco suspending their agencies here The Milwaukee Mechanics Company of Milwaukee has temporarily quit pending a decisionof the test case in the Court of Appeal Clever Little Stories A new postofricewas established 111 a small western village and a native was appointed postmaster After awhile complaint were made that no mail was sent out from the office and an inspector was sent to inquire into the matter He called upon the postmaster and asked why no mail had been sent out The postmaster pointed to a big and nearly empty mail bay hanging up in a corner and said Well I aint sent it out cause the bag aint nowhere nigh full vet The Sixth Circle of Bethel Asso ciation composed of Casky Locust Grove Lafayette Olivet Salem and South Union churches will meet Thomas Ham mack is Sorry That with Salem church at 10 a m April he Took a Friend to See His 29th and 30th 1890 Program Girl 1 Bible Teachings on Mis ¬ W L Nourse sions 2 in Church Womans Sphere The following romantic story in W II Vaughan Work which three Union county young H will pay the farmers to see these machines before placing their orders as there is no ma- ¬ 3 More Blessed to Why is it young people are the principal We have the only solid chine on the market as well adapted to their needs as The Milwaukee Give than Receive charaters is taken from yesterdays W H Harrison J S Cheek frame harvester on the market and the only machine that raises and lowers from the seaf Mind Evansville Courier f Progress of Missions John Pride and Miss Mary Chris- ¬ the only concave Steele bull wheel and the only truck that goes on without bolts D Smith II tian of Sturgis Ky were married Missions in Our Acquired Wednesday at the Victorian Hotel IN THE- Territory The wedding was the joyful ending ton J D Clardy W L Pay of a four days courtship and the Query Box abrupt culmination of a love match C S Bradshaw of long standing Dram Drinking Church In direct contrast to the happi r v Members ness of the bridal party is the grief zrua9s As We have the only perfect foot lift and chain drive on the market J F Garnett AC Dorris He took a of a rejected loer and there arcmany other features about both machines that friend to see his sweetheart Now S Sermon by XV II Vaughan would interest you by examining same New lines added Each church is requested to send lie is nursing a bleeding heart and three or more delegates and their Headquarters New Huber Threshing Machines Ovvensboro Wagons general liie Parlin she has nothing but joy in hers Orn Thomas Hammack the rejected quarterly contribution to missions dorffs Implements Binder Twine Etc Ve are located in the Bonte building corner 8th and lover is chief clerk in the depart- and all friends to missions are cor- ¬ Ky and will be glad to show you through these machines and serve Co at dially invited to take part in this Water streets Hopkinsville ment store of Louis Curry J F Garnett V P Yours Respectfully you at all times Sturgis Some mouths ago Miss meeting from her home in Christian came ALEXANDER SORE Indian territory to visit relatives in Sturgis She was a cousin to Mr Hammack but they had never seen Says the Hardin People Threw one another before Him Down They fell in love and it was not long before the word went the George Alexander lays his defeat rounds in the quiet little town that SSE5ffla2aKB5i2aSiaSa to the railroadcry and the fact that the monotony of every day life was Ham Hardins managers on the floor of to be broken by a marriage vLJ n n 3Ra3n m ma a itssl Hrtft in n mack and the young lady visitor the convention did not stick up to a wj a a ra HQ him were to be married Iq j uxnua NXM r8 LeaillBg Specialists of America AT He said that the delegation from Last week John Pride went to v 20 YEARS Hi OHIO He had re- Jessamine county had been taken i Sturgis on a visit 250000 Cured from him through a deal between cently fallen heir to a nice little m Manufacturers of tg Grades and Mc H fortune from a rich uncle lie was Pilcher their candidate m rmcTi which the former was to h wax witfliiaWI I1IW ttfdEn a friend ot Hammack and the Chord by 1 nf ninl muldlo atrccl Biimnos at Lowest Prices get the secretaryship of the Rail- ¬ JM i ii iiii jin ublul jounctli4 ilUcaso many iu spent much time together with 3j Aiity rri i iiiiiuui finall may liaonniiart 3 a About four days ago Hammack road Commission and that Judge TtH ir huiiitini klrnnn tnistn We sell all kinds of Car nrp s decided to take his friend to call Dempsey the nominee in the First Id niiryo cuttiijK paingct timtc hlightdi SJ i iliiiiiUy in cuinincnciiV iak rjage Hardware Wood lol igns ctniiiii nmlall tHehinitiinix JV 1 upon Miss Christian They spent district had agreed to it M IGS yii ft nerwiiH Ucbllity they lmo BIKK- work or Trimmings pi llillli iron tlcniootOMCvperiniri the evening together and Ham fyi na brcittirs EtrctcliliiB or tea SOMIWERS INDICTED j4 vuti ihUvrill iiotciiroyouuaitw mack thought he had done much VVe also put in new ax PflrriarroQ 1 Vtj urn Our NlW MUIllUl Till toward making himself better in 4iiif- ntv tujiuiu nix v leswheels tops curtains the sight of his sweetheart He Franklin Grand Jury Finds Him JVJ tIt cm iicvcrrctiiin Mo palnro nffii- iW cushions in fact anything in tf III 1nln 41U1I IIUP1MC IId n lUJIUll fA went home in a joyful humor and iinunoii luoeesuaiorgiuiviinmrdiRiti hat goes in a buggy or Guilty of Giving a Bribe Iliwl Tim nerves aro irninorated um ext day went back to the store rirdoiuiis uii tho hliss of luanliootl rctunii carriage where his business kept him closely WECURE GLEET jjs Pride had more leisure and did Frankfort April 10 Charles E If TlmnuiTiila nf rrtiintT nml mtilillnnrrjl u IIUUIW HtVl J not lose time in pressing his suit Sommers of Elizabethtown was in- Ivi- men nro lmiiiB their foxual Uirnr and f- ihiiiij vuiiiiiiuiiiy Kippm uy mi uis With the girl it was love at first dicted by the grand jury here this tx oie They aro faiineutly inicoiuciou nf thocatisoof thoio H uiPtoms Uencrnl sight Weakness Innalural Dischnrees Inil afternoon for having giveiva bribe inc Mrtnliood NcrtoiiiicFi loor ilcm- cr i rM So Wednesday morning the to GarnettGravesof Taylor county it irca ti If ou want a good ve- ¬ ix iirriiuuuy m null cinariljl i Kill ion Sunken Kjc with dark cnelcj couple with one or two friends came a delajrate to the Second district Repairing hicle for next season Weak Dnrlc lencrul Dcprcesimi lnclj ikf In t rin WlnHnlr1 iirtinnlA l HIIIIIHI flla MIlLlflLlI to Evansville The news did not railroad commissioners convention InrtM etc Uinur and STUlt lUi may bo tho raiuc Dont enuiult f nilly get out until they had gone to the It w ill be remembered that Graves ilootori in tliev Imo no cxnerieiico in IF IhnaAu cift1 UIlIIC depot when Hammack had no way exposed Sommers after the later w4 J rilAlUI il1apinjilnn iiiwii ruf Juacksto uxptirimeut on ym rnn nlt SVj Si trow to stop the match inaiiQ u Jnnrnntmrv s luuia had given him 400 There is still tM hUu iii viHimo Women iiiotinn m vw 9 OuriiljA y ie- ottctinml u 8 vj nmri l The wedding was performed by much talk here over the bribery ITIIHI imiiM lilllVl w wut ttvclv cuio voit Ouq thousand dfilLir Justice Poole The couple re ¬ charges for n caso wo nccont for trrtittncnt and t cjniotciiro TtirnninoilGratoiu turned to Sturgis on the afternoon v j JiDce riiADAMTiErS- - U luhi in iiiv uai siiu A New Oldest Town of the United train Telegram Jolin Pride and Mary Christian Married in Evansville The Milwaukee Has Come To Stay With a full stock o Machines arid Kxti as MILWAUKEE MOWER s mM JilSSi Watkins Edwards R3ya ii liETCT sv mmam oc W mia w SI ot ri i i B irf 1 3 I Hiiesi Ltt File ii nnn ri k m 8 X 1 fc x k I U MI lt III 1 A rA nj IS 3M OR ADK order J yi 4 M A 111 11 I U m rai Give us your i 7VI sir V rii West 8th k Lee FJi HHATXS lNNATlUAIllSntH 153 K I HNRY ml 3 KSCONSULTATIONllLAliDPlt Ii Jack Chinn in answer to an KOOKS iui FllKK settlement of Ponce de Leon The TUrM If unable to cjll 7rtn tor m inquiry addressed the following at Caparra near the site of Pueblo m BLAXK for JIOM OIivrTON TUKVTMKNT card to the Cincinnati Post i Viejo across San Juan Bay is now Frankfort Ky April 6 more than fifty five years the by To The Post and People Qf Ken- ¬ first town established UY KER6AM k within the VJ FOURTH STREET tucky 122 m present borders of the United States So far as I am personally con- ¬ CINCINNATI O Historians therefore must give the cerned the trouble between Charles w ft w ib Awim vr JH mi prestige of antiquity not to the J Bronston and myself is at an end Spanish town ofSt Augustine Fla It was purely personal politics had 50 YEARS Two ladies isitinirin Washing nothing to do with it An investi- - of 15G5 as formerly but to Caparra EXPERIENCE founded in the year 150 ton recently went to the capitol to San Juan ration of my record will disclose News hear the proceedings in the United the fact that I never had States Senate Most of the galleries trouble with any hae I am gentleman Tobacco Chewing Hule being filled they approached the not the some people in the bully door keeperofthe Senators gallery Balaams donkey is doubtless the country have pictured me I am Trade Marks oily one that ever spoke to man where the admission is by card satisfied Designs that it requires more gen but it seems that there Copyrights c are some Anyone pondtnt a sketch As they did not posses this pass not to take human uine bravery and description may trying to imitate man- - ways A quickly ascertain our opinion freo Communicawhether an port the door keeper suggested life invention is prohnblyjmtontahlo it requires to take it than strictly confidential Handbook Fayette county farmer has one of tions freo Oldest acency for sccurini on Patents that they procure one from any sent patents J P Chinn Intents taken through Munn k hs stalled in a tobacco barn where iprciai nonce wnnoui cnarge m tlio Co recclvo Senator they might be acquainted it often chanced that scraps of with But we do not know any A 1980 Pound Steer sooth in weeds yot into his rations Senator they replied Well it A liandsomcly Illustrated weekly Larccst olr Mr Wm Butler of the Sinkirg culuthiii of nny sclcntltlo lournil Terms ti n Perhaps he regarded it as a kind year four mouths is tery much to our credit said Sold byull nowsdenlers 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v CllllUJtlllCitlUUr Excelsior Slcam Laun m X v Co a i bj Andeia ju iiUHII LT FT fwjymgmmiti u iiii jiiiiytyigip fWfWWS Wtjaswi HWW u m llfr it I f T- r j ill I imlli J ii J J Tr- v l j i fH J tf p If it fails to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Price 50 cts VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Sole Proprietors MEMPHIS TENN w I df A v SOLD BY DRUNKARDS SPEECH A NEW STAR RC HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY m y j St date 54000 worshipers Peters Rome can accommo- and REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF 1 St M TUB 1 I An Unexpected Response to a Re- - A Young Lady Astronomer Di covers One ijuest Prom Two Young Men Y Pauls Boars the Loudon 32000 It was growing late The humanity that earlier in the even- ¬ ing had ebbed and flowed through the streets of the great city and swept onward leaving the strange awValmost appalling sense of deso latfon that comes when the noises The elec- ¬ of the town are hushed unnoticed on the tric lights flared corners the street cars passed at further intervals now and then a night worker hurried by his foot- ¬ steps ringing out loud and clear in In front of a saloon the stillness whosis lights shone out bright and ruddy across the pavement stood a tramp unshorn ragged dirty disgusting He watched with envious eyes the men who passed in and out the swinging doors and then he turned his eyes toward two young fellows in evening dress who jvere coming down the street to- ¬ ward him They had been drink ¬ ing deeply and they stopped be before the saloon door and looked curiously at him think of said one By Jove riaving a thirst like that and not the price of an extinguisher in your pocket Beats old Taptalus all Liquor liquor ev to pieces eh and not a drop to ery where drink He ran his hand in his pocket nd proffered the tramp a dime ft before it could be accepted the other young fellow interposed lets do the he said Say and set Hobo up to good Samaritan tide of 0 3 Kin1 Yra llav8 Always Bought SI - Rational - mm at Hopkinsville Kentucky at the close of business APRIL 5th 1899 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 11703102 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 23W73 US Iionds to secure circulation ldooo00 U tJ Bonds on hand JOOOO 00 Stocis Securities etc 01lMi3 Banking House Furniture and Fixt ¬ 11 n 1 THE Aprils Most Attractive Bargains in MILLINERY drink The other hilariously consented and the tramp slouched into the sa- oon at the heels of the two gilded a good u Miss Fleming a young lady as- ¬ sistant in the astronomical observa- ¬ tory at Harvard has recently dis- ¬ covered a new star of the fifth mag ¬ nitude in the constellation of Sagit--1- 1 the Archer It was either invisible or overlooked by every- ¬ body before 1 believe this is the most important astronomical dis- ¬ covery ever made by a woman al though Miss Maria Mitchell who was a professor at Vassar college contributed a great deal to the worlds knowledge Miss Fleming is employed to meas ure compare ana put logemer me photographs of the heavens that have been taken durinir the last twelve years by a syndicate of observatories in Europe the United States Russia Japan India Aus tralia the Argentine Republic and Peru The leading astronomers entered into an agreement by which they divided up the work and each has been making photographs of his share When they are completed they will be put together fir an in- ¬ ternational map of the entire heav- ¬ ens Miss Fleming has charge of this work at Cambridge and her sharp eyes recently picked up a new star in a photograph of the constellation of Sagittarius that was taken only last August It is not marked on any of the charts and ddes not appear in any of the pho- ¬ tographs previously taken but its position has since been verified and the new heavenly being has been Chicago Record catalogued Waldynses at Stony Brook The earliest church on Slaten Is- ¬ land was formed before 1000 by the CASTOR Boars the A For Infants and Children I The Kind You Have Always Bought Slgnaturo of Redemption fund with US Treasurer B percent of circulation 72000 Due from U STreas other than 5 per The affairs ot the First National cent redemption fund 250 Bank at Middlesboro have been Total 2I24S115 wound up by the receiver LIABILITIES HI iJ Capital stock paid In 50000 0 A IViinosseu Hoy 1000073 Surplus fund Undivided prollts less espouses and My little boy aged five years had taTC3 GO 61 nntd 14uooo sores ou his limbs from hin hips to the National Hank note Outstanding 11425 02 Due to State Banks and Bankers end of his too- - They were about the Dividends unpaid 400 00 siz of ten cent pieces Sjtue said Indlvlduul Deposits subject to check 15260272 thjy were cau ed by puiou and he 24J Tctal i of Kentucky puctorud for it but did not yet well StateCounty of Christian e8 uutil hu bewail taking Hoods Sarsu Ilhos W Long Cashier of the abovo nn darilla which cuied linn Mrs D bank do solemnly swear that the amvc ti ment is true to the best of my knowledge uu A 2iytf Specie Legal trnder notes ures 1000 00 frjm National Bink i not Re ¬ serve Agents 349X8 Due from State Hanks and Bankers 2lC9b6 from approved reserve ugente 27403 37 iiuo hecks and other cash items 1058 84 Notes of other National Banks 43W00 Fractional paper currency nickels aud cents 2b9 5J Lawful money reserve In Bank viz Duo 12B10 00 Hundreds of Hats trimmed and untrimmed all colors and shapes A vast sea of flowers chiffons and all the new trimmings I can give you the very latest styles in Hats and Bonnets and can save you money CALL AND SEE THEM 501000 17510 0 Mrs Ada Layne AT THEBMW Ill 1 Jones Morristown Teun belief to before me this 10 Subscribed Hick day of April and sworn Hoods Pill i cuio nausea lMU Walter Kelly N P headache bilioiisueis indigestion Taos W Long Cashier You will find everything in New and Up-to-da- te constipation Correct Attest Snap shots of the desolated Philippines would sell well in Madrid this J w Downer Jno P Prowse Geo C Long Director flats Bonnets and Sailors Flowers and Ribbons AT PRICES TO PLEASE YOU year Khrninatlsm Cared My wife has used Chamberlains Paiu Balm for rheumatism with great relief and I cau recommend it as a splendid liniment for rheumatism and and other household use for which we have found it valuable WJ Cutler Red Crekitf Y Mr Cuyler is one of the leadiug merchants of this village and one of the most prominent men in thN vicin- ¬ ity W G Phippin Editor Red Creek Herald For sale by R C Hard wick Druggist 4901 Miles fto swn obscure Gentlemen he said I look tonight at you and at myself and it seems to me I look upon the picture This bloated of my lost manhood was once as young and hand face This shambling some as yours once walked as proudly as figure yours a man in a world of men I too once had a home and friends and position I had a wife as beautiful as an artists dream and I dropped the priceless pearl of her honor and respect in the wine cup and Cleopatra like saw it dissolve and quaffed it down in the brim- ¬ ming draught I had children as sweet and lovely as the flowers of spring and I saw them fade and die under the blighting curse of a drunken father I had a home where love lit and flamed upon the altar and minister before it and I put out the holly fire and darkness and desolation reigned in its stead I had aspirations and ambitions that soared as high as the morning btar and I broke and bruised their hpnntiful winsrs and at last btrangled them that I might be tor- ¬ tured with their cries no more To day I am a husband without a wife a father without a child a tramp with no home to call to his a man in whom every good im- ¬ pulse is dead All all swallowed ud iu the maelstorm of drink The tramp ceased speaking The lass fell from his nerveless lingers fnd shivered into a thousand frag ments on the floor The swinging doors rushed open and shut too agaip and when the little group about the bar looked up the tramp was gone New Orleans Picayune Illinois Central Getting Into the glasses and liquors and with 5000 riile Class JThand that shook the tramp poured out a brimming glass and raised it Within a few years the Illinois his lips cried one of the young Central will have passed into the¬ Stop Its admake us a speech class of 5000 mile systems drunkenly amount to 319 ditions for this year It is poor liquor that doesn t un- ¬ miles and with these additions its loosen a mans tongue total will be 4901 equalling the L The tramp hastily swallowed Besides mak ¬ N and Southern down the drink and as the rich ing extensions the company is liquor coursed through his blood he 2000000 in cutting down straightened himself and stood be- ¬ spending of the main line between the grades fore them with a grace and dignity Cairo The for- ¬ and New Orleans not that all his rags and dirt could mal transfer of the Indiana and ihern Pahnr PPnpr ant hetore Illinois Southern road to the Illinois Central has been made The line is ninety three miles long and runs from Effingham 111 to Switz City ind where it connects with the Mouon Seventh Circle fleeting The seventh circle of Bethel As- ¬ sociation will meet with Sinking Fork church better known as the Brick church Saturday and Sun day April 29th and 30th 1899 The following subjects willbediscussed 1st Bible evidence of heavenly recognition Rev C II Nash 2nd The work of the Southern Baptist Convention in the last de ¬ cade Dr B F Eager 3rd The condition of the heath ern withoutythe gospel Rev Jancs H Coleman 4th The needs of the churches in North Christian Revs J A Mc- Cord and P A Thomas Wyly 5th The mission of a Baptist Shall we be driven to rubbing the church Rev U A Ransom gum off postage stamps to get a 0th Prof Aaron Williams will for our missing small speak Saturday at 730 oclock p m substitute bills 7th Rev John H Spurlin will oreach Sunday at 11 oclock a m HAS NATURE WARNED YOU The following churches compose Nature herself clad la the early garbs of essarily great About the only time some women The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky Iu undertaking this business we refuse to talk back is when they ac- ¬ are confident that a great cry of PaBook Keeping Seven experienced teachers each one a specialist in cept some mans seat in a crowded tronize home industry will go up his lino Write for a beautiful book giving testimofrom those who must of necessity sell Shorthand street car nials from graduates occupying prominent positions higher all o7or the United State it will be mailed to you free Dont be deceived Ours is a home Telegraphy When you become aware that the distress yoti suffer comes from im industry too We send no more proper action of thts liver aud such money away for goods than they do distressing symptoms as biliousness but we divide the profits with you so jauudiee it torpid liver appear take it is your hojie industry you patronize PROPRIETORS OF Dr 7 H McLpiuif Liver and Kid when you patronize us Below we give a few of our prices uev Bilni It cures discuses of the liver and Sewing Machines 750 10 12 50 1500 201 0 and up kidneys For saleby C K Wyly Oroans 30 35 40 and up GlarksMxlle Nearly all milliners are 200 S225 250 etc Pianos 17 Bicycles Cheap 1750 grade Perhaps Sarah Barnhardt We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Sell was kept out of the business by not medium grade 2500 high grade 40 Wo sell moro than a dozen 00 possessing this requisite Free Storage to Shippers brands of bicycles Wall Paper from 3c a roll up In 18S8 my wife went East and whs Large sample book to 6elect from on Cash attacked with rheumatism Sho re Carpet And Matting to suit any ceived no relief until she tried Cham- aud J C KENUHICK Salesman both in berlains Pain Balm Since that time price everybody ingrains material and All wool aud Brussels We wo have never been without it 50cts and up find it gives instant relief in case of NAT GAITHER JAS WEST a hand liuggies buriifl and scalds and is never failing some line and Carnages at from 20 up for all rheumatic and neuralgic paiiiH Guns Cutlery Jewelry Baby Cnr D C Brant Sauta Ynez Cal For riages Furniture Hardware Queens C Hardvvick Druggist Ware Books Musical sdubvR Instruments prices corresponding It has never been clearly under- Everything at and everything guar with the above MERCHANT stood why Mr McKinleys home Rutted to be as represented or inonny TOBACCO X COMMISSION town is Canton 0- - instead of Napo- refunded Consumers Purchasing Agency leon O Olliceat Armstrongs f uruit urestore If vmi hnv contracted rheumatism Hth street hotweuu Mdin aud Virgiuia Liberal advances made on Tobacco Four months storage Free no moMr what form Dr J H Hopkinsville Ky Liver and Kidney Balm will W H Faxon W G Wheeler cure it This nn dicine so reyulales OYSTER STORY the Mdnew that the poisonous pio- diitH which cause the intense are re moved from th hodv through ths A Crop Grown On the Bottom Of nanrtl Ilniunel For uale bv C K A beautiful medalion picture given with every 5 dont keep goods in stock Wo Coupons given until the amount reaches dont hire any clerkB We dont pay purchase We pay but very any insurance sum beginning April 5th little rent and but a small amount 0 taxes But we will buy and deliver LEVY MME to you any purchasable article iu ex- ¬ istence cheaper than you can get it elsewhere for the very reasons above enumerated Of course if we carried a large stock and had heavy expenses 1 we would have to make big profits too is absolutely necessary to But as we buy direct from the factor ies aud have our goods sold before thn young man or young woman who would win success in Hie Tins we order them we are enabled to un- being conceded it is of first importance to get your training at the school dersell those whose expenses are nee that stands in the very front rank We What We Do that FLEURETTE ADI IC TCC EDUCATION 11 Ehm KENDRICK RUNYON G entral Tobacco Warehouse Tennessee left-hand- Advances Made Consignments Qaither West t HOKINSVILLE KY Mc-Le-t- Wheeler Faxon and the Brutus Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants cor Grain Dealers r r sts When the collier Brutus of the navy reached Mare Island navy Fire Proof Warehouse rcssellville this circle Hopkinsville Sinking Fork New Pleasant Hill West Mt Zoar Palestine Crofton Em- ¬ pire Macedonia Mt Zoar Maxs Grove White Thorn Creek Pleasant Hill Ebeneezer and Concord Ninety per cent of all sickness is caused by food not beta properly digested It creates poi ¬ sons and goes Into your blood and then yon are lablo to almost any disease the Unman system in belr to Use Dr Carlstejtts German Liver Powder and watch the results Yon will feel the pood effects after taking one dose Glye It a trial and bo convinced Price 25c DIGEST YOUR FOOD Dr Ottos Sprue Gum Balsam Cures Your Cough Justtho Medicine fmr Children Ior sale by Rev James Spurlin whopreached for that church fifty years ago is expected to be present and conduct the services Sunday Rev Alexander McCord a young minister closely connected to Rev James Spurlin is expected to be present and take part in the Sunday service We request a full delegation from Everybody is in ¬ the churches vited to attend and especially the ladies and bring well filled baskets and enjoy the meeting Wm C Davis removed her hold Fowler Anderson and a large part of her bottom was Col George Albrecht is again at exposed above the water the plates the helm in the Middlesboro News were cleaned by the natives with- ¬ office after an absence of several out expense on condition that they be allowed to keep the oysters months from that city which they consider a great de- ¬ spring blossoms forth trees and flowers causing the despondent chord to vibrate to this the forwarded to the bureau of con- ¬ most delightful of all springtime and how do you feel llave you that tired shaky feeline struction and repair a box contain- ¬ the forerunner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid If so you must not pass this warning ing samples of the shells The paint Fever as it is an indication of sickness avoid this consult us as our advice costs you nothing upon the plates below the water Call on your druiaKt and procure a bottle of Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Take line was in good condition and there one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill was no unusual corrosion but from Tonic following- the directions aud after two stem to stern she was covered with weeks course of these two ereat remedies you will feel like the flowers look In the spring these oysters which became at- ¬ Prroare Yourself for the malarlat or hot season atmosphere Is full ot germs It tached to her while lying in Manila when the necessary and when your system warns you repeat the above These Remedies la stock bay On one occasion when all the and sold by coal in had been Ky Hopkinsville yard the other day after a voyage to Manila her bottom was found cov ¬ Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco dent us ered with mature oysters and the commandant of the navy yard has SHIP YOUR TOBACCO OovoredJ by Insurance RAGSDALEQCOOPER MAIN STREET TOBACCO HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY CO WAREHOUSE R E COOPER Salesman l C HANBERY MFSHRYER PEOPLES HANBERY WAREHOUSE SHRYER i H ProprsJ r 1 jAntlrouEoAler Secretary Iudigf fiiiou is i he direct causes of licacy Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKINSVILE KY diseases tliMt kill thousands of per and Eleventh Stop the trouble at soub uiuualiy given to sampling anil Belling all tobacco consigned As Uncle Samuel has bought the e8rCareful attention tha outhet with a litlo Prickly Ash utreuglheus the stomach Philippine insurrection why dosnt to ua Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unles BiTTcns it otherwise instructed he buy the Pana riots aud aids digestion J I Michail Boyle 3473 Denny Street whose integrity is above suspi- ¬ also Plttsbnrgr Pa of the bad bills he refused to sign cion The Louisville baseball club If Gen Hardin intended to say that Complicated with liver DysDCDsia and kidney trouble I Buffered for years opened the season by losing- the he would In asking- for a slay of judgment with dyspepsia with severe pains Hoods sign any party measure Sarsaparilla iirst game approved by a Democratic caucus in public opinion in the trouble his J B Kmertonmade me stroiis and hearty Main Street Auburn M then his position is all that any brother Charlie Sommers is in at Hip Diseas- e- Five runnlnc sores on The press boys will meet at Hen my hip me The Frankfort Editor Harry Sommers confined caused everyto use crutches Was to bed winter Hoods Sar derson in July and take another ex- g ood Democrat could ask election bill is a distinctly party of the Elizabethtown News makes saparlllasaved my life as It cured me per ¬ cursion to the lakes fectly Annus Am strong and well measure adopted in caucus and this remarkable statement in his Robert 10 Fourth St Fall River Masst Fire destroyed half a million do- passed over the Governors veto paper If every word that Graves said llars worth of property Saturday in As a state law it is more oinuing upon Democrats than the declara- ¬ was true Sommers has done noth ¬ Cleveland Ohio tion in favor of free silver in the ing morn than nine tenths of the po- ¬ National platform which has not liticians of the State do in every elec- ¬ Hoods Plll cara liver llli the non Irritating and Rajah the famous only cathartic to take ulth llooda SartaparilU has just killed his ninth yet become a law of the land upheld tion and none but the innocent have by the courts and ratified by the any right to throw stones at him victim in Kansas City COL TOM RODMAN people at the polls It should be even were he guilty which he most This is the last week of the Ten- ¬ removed from the statute books only postively denies A Brother of Dr James Rodman nessee Legislature and hundreds by the power that placed it there If nine tenths of the politiciansof This City of bills will fail to net through If Gen Hardin means to pledge give bribes no wonuer me ataxe himself to uphold the law as a Dem was Hannaized in 1S96 and not The Frankfort coal merchants ocratic principle until repealed by even an honest election law caa Col Tom Rodman of Frankfort andicted for combining- to keep up the Democrats themsehes then no save it in future elections who is one of the pillars of the Bap- ¬ the price of coal were fined 500 in fault can be found with the stand tist church in his part of the coun- ¬ one case he takes But the danger to the Ceorge- try is noted for his g allantry to The Dixon Journal law lies in the fact that the hand- Beards new paper is well filled ic ladies When Col Rodman is The regular weekly hanging at ful of Democrats who bolted the with local news and starts out with not eng aged in carelessly tossingMayfield comes off to day Bob caucus in 180S may unite with the a good advertisingpatronage Mr shovelfuls of gold coin into the Blanks fig tires as star performer in Republican and pass a bill re- Heard made a success of the Herald vaults of his bank he is whispering this one pealing- the law that insures an at Sebree and will doubtless give airy somethings into the ear of some year thus plac the people of Webster county a native or imported belle The la The instructions to the American honest count next ing Kentucky on the auction block much better paper at the county dies all swear by him and the fol delegates to theCzars disarmament 1W0 lowing- little story will show how Let Gen Hardin seat congress are now in the hands ol again in The followjag- extract from Car-Sight ter Harrisons speech at the Jeffer- ¬ Gen Hardin in his speech at Off son banquet in Milwaukee is com ¬ Mind fP Ftiblished Tuesday and Friday Mornings was asked the direct ques ¬ mended to those who see nothing-wrongensboro In other months we forget tion what he would do with a bill in the Fankfort bribery case CHAS M MEACHAM repealing theelection law passed to It lies in the power of the young- j the harsh winds of Spring Democracy of the nation if it will SUBSOIUPTION J X YEAR IN ADVANCE take Kentucky out of the presiden- ¬ But they have their use as the tial market in 1900 He said he but set to work inthe firsttreiiches ¬ to carry forward crusade of pu some say to Btow out the JO cents per line Local reading notice 8 would not stand in the way of the rity in politics until corruption 6pecll1ocals6cents lino each insertion will of the people This if Gen shall be driven from hig h places Bad air accumulated after Rates for standingadvcrtlsemenU furnished onappllcaton Hardin is correctly reported means until honesty shall control in every Winter storms and Spring department OFFICS 2123001 H MAIN STREET that he would not use the veto pow- ¬ State and of the municipal the thaws There is far more the National to protect the people from bad ments Ours is the party Govern er of the TUESDAY APRIL 181899 bills that might be lobbied ortraded people Unless we serve the peo ¬ important accumulation of through the Legislature This po- ¬ ple honestly and fairly we are faith ¬ Badness in the veins and ar¬ sition cannot be satisfactory to his less to our trust Duty requires us teries of humanityr which DEA10CRATIC TICKET blow atcorruptiou most ardent supporters We need to strike the firstparty ranks Let needs within our own Hoods Sarsaparilla a Governor who will use his veto the word go forth the Democracy This great Spring Medicine clarifies For Kailrond Commissioner power without fear or favor Gov will not tolerate a man no matter the blood ns nothing else can It cures JFLETCHEK DEMPSET how profuse his professed devotion scrofula kidney disease liver troublesr Browns courageous course in this to the party creed who does not rheumatism and kindred ailments Tims of Hopkins Couuty un- ¬ direction made him for a time place his obligation to the public it gives perfect health strength and ap- ¬ popular with thi politicians but above any personal consideration petite for months to come At Cumberland Ind an old man the people stood by him and the If Democracy means Anything- it Kldneva My kidneys troubled me and ndvice took Hoods Sarsaparilla of 70 eloped with a girl of 12 years courts in the end vindicated the means the honest service of the peo- ¬ whichongave prompt relief better appetite a Democrat My sleep is refreshing It cured my wife of ajre wisdom displayed in killing- many ple No man can be ojiltiiuroUle lentucltirm NOT QUITE PLAIN ENOUGH t Out of Oat of waan Mm ha its 3 Shoes J ji For Comforts Sake and Wearing Qualities 600 300 300 FEET SATISFIED SATISFIED MEN V ML More mouths to make our 300 Shoes more known Record for ti Thats our ffloQXi SaMakWii II A11 l r Moayons S3 Shoe Since March I MEIST Why pay 5 for a shoe when our 3 shoes are Just as good They fit look and wear like the 5 shoes of other sellers Our 3 calf shoe is waterproof We have a full line ip Tans Blacks Vici Kids and Patent Leathers that are strictly up to date MEN MOAYONS BIG STORE GvemtBof w f m m m m m Glove Selling That will make it a Memorial Date Wm are proud tfiH reputation x i m the President having Rockfeller amassed a fortune of 250000000 or more it is said will now retire from active business Jno D Lawrence Tow nseud of Pennsyl vania has been appointed Minister to Belgium to succeed Bellamy Storer promoted to Spain Jack Chinn states in a card that he never had any trouble with a gentleman in his life This has set some of Jacks enemies to thinking The Franklin county grand jury has indicted a large number of dis- iiuers tor neglecting to maite re turns to the State as required by Jaw Mayor Sam Jones of Toledo Ohio is out in an interview roast ing Evangelist Sam Jones and among other things said Mayor Sam accuses Preacher Sam of hav- ¬ ing no religion Col A W Hamilton secured enough instructions to nominate him for Railroad Commissioner in the Democratic convention at Win- - cnester May J tie District is hopelessly Republican Jno C Wood the present Repub lican Railroad Commisioner in the iniru District leans in tne instructed vote from the county conventions held Saturday There are several candidates The convention meets at Richmond May 2 The Sultan has conferred on Miss Sissie Strauss dnuirhter of the American Minister to Turkey the Second Order of the Cheft Kaht but if he wanted to do the girl a favor whv didnt he chanjre her name from Sissieto something- civil Louisville Times ized Prof Jno C Duffy of this city lias withdrawn from the race for Superindendent of Public Instruc tion This leaves Miss Mamie Sasseen of Henderson the only candidate for a state office from the Second District The Jollar Jefferson dinnerof the Chicago platform Democrats in numbers was the biggest ever given in New York Three thous- ¬ and men and women sat at the long tables in the various rooms of the big palace There were all kinds dressed in all kinds of clothes Col Bryan who made the principal address was given a tre- ¬ of people mendous ovation 1 Toledo O Wo tho undersigned have known F J Chenoy for the last 15 years uud believe him perfectly honorable iu all business transactions and finMrs Annie George who killed ancially able to carry out auy obligamade by their linn Saxton at Canton Mrs McKinleys tion West Tkuax WholeHalo Druggsts brother is on trial and while her Toledo 0 Waldino Kinnan At ALn guilt has been clearly established vin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken inter ¬ it is not probable that the jury will nally netiug directly upon the blood punish her for slaying- her seducer and mucous surfaces of tho system who persuaded her to separate Price 75c per bottle Sold by all from her husband and then refused DruggistH Testimonials free to marry her Halls family Pills are the best satisfy his friends and supporters by pledging himself to kill with his veto such a bill as that and his nomination will be a Now that he foregone conclusion to define his position has attempted he owes it to himself and his friends he who to make it so plain that If he would sign runs mav read a bill passed by Republican votes in whole or in part rather than of the people thwart the will then thousands of his supporters many of them here in Christian county want to know it in time The election law is a necessity in Hopkinsville and Christian county Democratic supremacy in the city was saved in 1897 by only three votes and with more packed election boards as we had that year there would be no hope for white rule to be longer maintained in Hopkinsville The same fusiouists that opposed the Democratic party in 1S97 could count themselves in in 1899 re district the city and take the city forex er out of the control of those who pay the taxes With an honest election with floaters driven fiom the polls with a fair count and the Democrats assured in ad ¬ vance that they can win by proper effort Christian county itself can and will be redeemed in 1901 The abnormal Republican majority of 189 was largely reduced in 189S and it will disappear altogether when the confidence of the Democrats is restored and they have the heart to go to the polls and vote We hope to see Gen Hardin tell the people in plain language how he stands on this vital question The people have a right to know If he is in favor of the law and will de ¬ fend it on the stump and protect it from its enemies with thevetopower if necessary then it ceases to be an issue between Democrats for all of the candidates for Governor will occupy the same position He could lose nothing- because the opponents of the bill would have no candidate to represent their ideas and he would g ain much by inspiring the confidence and arousing the en- ¬ thusiasm of many of his supporters and would be supporters who be lieve that a Governor should be a man of convictions and should have convictions the- courage of his Senator Goebel spoke at Glasgow yesterday and will speak at Mur ¬ ray next Monday and remain a week or more in the Purchase coun- ¬ ties The take report that lit would withdraw from the race originated with the Louisville Post The Louisville Post in answer to a question declares that if IJry an should be nominated in 19C0 it will not support him seems to be going Everything Bryans way this time fortunate This is fortunate very Capt H S Irwin will be renomi- ¬ nated for Railroad Commissioner by the Republicans of the Second district without opposition The convention meets at Louisville to- ¬ morrow Able to be Out Mr R Y Pendleton of near town who has been confined to his bed for nearly six months we are o muiv iu UK Ullt ottll again Pembroke Review Aged Nearly 93 Fannie Shipp col died at her home nearPleasautGreen Sunday at the extreme old ago of 93 vears Of Cancer of the Stomach A E Ewing- a colored inmate of CHURCH HILL GRANGE the county poor house died of can- ¬ cer of the stomach Friday aged 41 No Public Dinner on the Ground much he deserves their praises Do you know said a Louis- ¬ ville woman I was in Frankfort last week and met such a delight- ¬ ful man his name was Col Rod- ¬ man I went on church business at a meeting- held one nigbt a nuiri ber of people gave me their names and addresses and promisod if I ctlled on them that they would sub ¬ scribe for a Louisville institution in which I am interested The next day I had to go to Col Rodmans bank on business He waited on me himself and while we were chat ¬ ting he noticed the slips of paper I carried with the Frankfort names and addresses on them Give me those slips my dear Madam he said courteously as he took them from me You are not acquainted with the town and will be all day perhaps seeing those people I will send one of my young men who knows the place and you remain here until he returns Well he shipped off a clerk with the list and after we had talked about an hour very pleasantly here came the young man with the money he had collected which was turned over to me I was saved a world of trou- ¬ ble and fatigue by Col Rodman and naturally I think he is one of the most charming gentlemen in the State I wonder he doesnt run for Governor or somethingTimes of tho fact that this storo has alwajs had of selling the best Kid Gloves and iu order to stilt further strengthen this belief iu the minds of the people we Reduce the price of the well known La Rome Glove from 175 to 150 and the Paragone and the Toy- oni from 1 25 to LOO V t Tb merit shown in the make the style the shades and in inn whole general appearance of these gloresis so ap parent that ho casual obperver as well as those who are most expert iu detecting Haws te compelled to see and acknowledge their perfection Come See Compare I m mm YDEN t mnmtiinmijM mm ij nor 99- - l i m m m Hopkinsville Grocery Co m m TIT SUCCESSORS TO J R REEVES m m m m Dealers in m m Everything to Eat iu iu FREE DELIVERY a a Main Street iu years This Time No aCM Scmth Death Near Salubria The annual stock sale of the George Lander an aged colored TELEPHONE NO 11 Church Hill Grange will be held on man ofnear Salubria died Thurs ¬ Friday May 12 day of pneumonia He was seventy 4 There will be an important - 0 tg tS years old change in one respect There will ii iimn rii Tiwrn urn no more public dinners Private Sick With Pneumonia baskets will be taken and it is CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS Dr R D Moore is quite sick at probable that the privilege of pro- ¬ his home in Pembroke He has viding meals for the public may be imiiim pneumonia let to some one who will have bar ¬ becued meats to serve Those who IIuivhTIiIi attend can of course bring their We offer One Hundred Dollars Re own baskets and avoid the expense ward for auy case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catnrrh of dinner B¬ F J CHENEY Co Props BILL LINCKDEAD For Thirty Years Was Proprietor ofLincks Hotel VWilliam T Linck for nearly thirty years proprietor of Lincks Hotel Nashville andone of the best Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and PhaetonsOId Hick- ¬ known hotel men in the South died ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc Saturday He was 59 years old Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and EnginesClover His death was due to locomotor Grass and Oat Seeds Our stock of Harness and Saddles is com- ¬ ataxia with which for the past four plete Yours to please months he had been confined to bis room I Oth 3 Near Oout Uum GUS YOUNG itasii pi- mK lS- iSfjtf-f- Ewy rTrj7rT77i m hwihh vh i m a wawwMWM Cil f y yWP r 1 Hum wet- - WMM f cMr W- k 7i BUYING HORSES I DETAINED j ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY A SIODERN PARLOR biows greit progress in the manu Several of the Victims of the Late Fire Purchase Why W to Bowles has Achieved Such a Distinct Success R communi¬ of fine furniture in recent We keep up with all the lat ¬ ent Htyhn mid artistic designs in fur Incite year- - One bottle of 1 Pretty Girl Who Wanted Marry a Drummer UAjperfc j 4 Sarsaparilla j will j li r do the work of I three bottles of the j j ordinary Rind j The recent fire that destroyed 22 horses consumed several of the best harness animals in town Some of those who sustained loss- ¬ es have made purchases Howell Tandy has bought of J J Van Cleve the rioted John Hopkins with a 230 record and has equipped himself with a new pheatcn He paid a fancy price Will Hancock bought a horse in sret rinfirevtiio hut it will have to w Albl 0 used to city life betore it can take the place of its predecessor A country horse generally sees many things in a city to get scared at Mr Hancock has bought a pheaton w-- Every individual in a of Eddyville riinnie Leonard Ky Goes to Indianapolis to Meet Her Lover THREE DAYS RALLY J M Higgins has bought H C Moores fancy little driver and has a nice new buggy Dr Wallace has bought Gordon Nelsons high stepper The Doctor also Will Celebrate1 Rev A W Meachams6oth Anniversary in the Hinistry The following is the programme of the Mission and Sunday school Rally to be held at Little River Baptist church Friday Saturday and Sunday April 28th 29th and saved his old pheaton He will use that awhile and then buy a new one Rumor says large enough for two As he has been away trom home again since he was released from quarantine on account of his smallpox patient he could not be seen in regard to the probable date of his contemplated purchase Will April 15 Indianapolis Ind sagacity straight forward dealing Minnie Leonard a pretty girl from and the employment of a liberal ad- ¬ Eddyville Ky is being detained vertising policy are the three great at police headquarters until her features in the successful operation father can arrive The father tele- ¬ of a business in these days of graphed the police to hold her as small margins and excessive com she was under age and coming petition She came from Mr Bowles is constantly enlarg here to marry Louisville this morning having told ing his facilities and introducing friends there of her intention new and progressive methods The They notified the father J S relation sustained by this attrac- ¬ Cabanne a traveling man of St tive Art Gallery to the people of Louis met her here and detectives Hopkinsville and Christian county took charge of the girl while the is one of the greatest permanence In business meth ¬ couple were on the way to the and reliability preacher The girl says her father ods Mr Bowles is the same to day may kill Cabanne Cabanne reached the English hotel a few minutes after his in- ¬ tended bride had been taken to poThe young lice headquarters people went to Louisville this after- ¬ noon chaperoned by a relative to meet Banker Leonard Miss Leonard is the daughter of Mr S N Leonard a wealthy banker of Eddyville She is eigh teen years old and a very atti ac- ¬ ty is or should be deeply interest ¬ ed in the welfare of every business enterprise undertaken in the com- ¬ munity and especially those enter prises that partake so largely of a popular nature as does Bowles Art Gallery on Ninth street Since his establishment in Ilopkinsville Mr Bowles has proven that business ML arasrasF2fc5a --- niture fr parlor library bedroom dining r iom and oliice and our Btore is replete with beauty in nil the uud best designs in fine furni t re or the cheaper grades to suit all t isles null purses lat-t-- st KITCHEN 30 WALLER IllMss V 3tiJk i nt r i a J5535 it South Alain Street Hopkinsville Ky r enterprise -- a strictly first complete and oxHusjve seed class store Mail Orders a Specialty ALL KINDS OF PLANTS IN SEASON Vm nr Hmrl mm cent stamp for de scriptive catalog and price list Term Htrictly caeh Office aud sales nom at Armstrongs furniture store lh St A iipw WH li ME L Clover seed Red Top Or ¬ chard Grass Seed Pota- ¬ toes and all kinds of Gar ¬ den Seed Stock Peas in large lotb at our big Mar- ¬ ket House We will sell cheaper than any house in the city Staple and Fancy LEEO BRUM FIELD Hopkinsville Ky TEACHERS UH10H TEACHERS I I WANTS 1 Ragsdale WillTCooperand several others who lost their 30th 1899 animals are still on the lookout for Friday horses to take their places 1 Devotional Exercises James The stable owned by Mr Elb Gee will be rebuilt and raised another Introductory Sermon Elder story The work will begin in the 2 G W Bray near future 3 What are the Duties of a Member Nance 4 to His Church S P THE SHOW THIS WEEK The Company a Strong One With Malinger BASS Ktv I getic original wide awake1 Pittsburg Toronto New Orleans gaillS Many of the most prominent of Hopkinsville people have patron ¬ New Yoik Washington Siu Fiun ized Mr Bowles and the result of cifeco ClwcHgo St Louis and Denver here are thousnuds of positions to hnTskill is seen in his handsome EB studio His platinum picturchas be filled We had over 8000 vacancies during the past season Teachwhoirwiir nrcnrPR and Itetai VJlYVSVlltW ers needed now to contract for next Unqualified fuciities for placteim ing teacheis iu every paitol the U S Piincipila Superin aud Canada tendents Assistautu Grade Teachers of Dthe tive girl Acquaintances Public Private Art Music etc family here say that Miss Leonard wanted been engaged and Cabanne have TIONS TO ADDRESS ALL APPLIl for several years contrary to the WASHINGTON D C wishes of her father Fine farm of 100 to morrow and all the time ener ¬ AGENCIES OF AMQIiCA Groceries at great bar- CLARK CO FINE FARM FOR SALE acres newly improved and in a high state of cultivation im ¬ I will give pos-iesi-do- Scriptural giving WJ Mc- - Lo Gee a Mission Field T D McGee Our Obligation to Missions aranlc Gee 7 Benefit of Missions to Home Church James Miles Saturday Services to be devoted in honor of Rev A W Meachams sixtieth anniversary in the Minis- 8 V 4 Sunday 9 Sunday School and Mission Rally jJri- - Mission Sermon The question box will be an in- teresting feature of the meeting Services commence each day at 930 a m 10 porHi talked Good Plays arc true likence- - artistic traits Gang of Five Pay Well For Their first and last Thev arc lifelike in treatment natural in pose lorci- Weidemanns Comedians arrived Fun in their private car ble in expression and bright and yesterday N siding on the L which is tasteful in coloring One does not Officer Cravens raided a crap was have to be learned in technique or The opening performance on in acaoin to a big crowd and game which was going in art rules to appreciate given last night street Saturday skilled Mr Bowles cHis pictures appeal it proved to be highly satisfactory on East Thirteenth participants Joe Wilson to the popular eye as well as the The company is a capable and well and five Irvin Lander Jr popular pocket The recent acquibalanced one and the repetoire em Henry Wright Joe Stark all colored sition of three incandescent globes braces some excellent new plays Joe Cole and They were each entrance to the gallery gives A change of bill will be given each were arrested City Court at the in night throughoutthe week Popular fined 20 and costs the fines were the passer by a beautiful nocturmorning The prices 10 20 and 30 cents One of yesterday nal view of Mr Bowies skill all arranged and the parties retoMr Bowles has made a great the best plays will be presented leased success of childrens portraits Ba night Richard Witt was lined 5 and byland and child liie have evidently BEGAN costs yesterday on a plain drunk AtEETING found his studio to be the most de RAIDED A CRAP GAME been much GR0VER CLEVELAND n mediately if desired FIIME LOCATION Casky Ky FOR PHYSBC6ANL I have replae d n y Jek Npulecn that I lost lust fsll with the nbove n DRGGMOSELEY Committee BB JA WC Nance PresSmithson Sunday at the Cumberland Binks byterian Church Rev B Li Synodical Cumberland Evangelist of the Numerous News Items Sent by Presbyterian church on Wednesday Honey Bee began a series of meetings at the C P church which will continue Pon April 16 The farmers in for ten days The services will be our vicinity report the tobacco held at 3 p m and 730 p m plants all killed by the freeze Dr Watson is one of the ablest Drummers Heet at Paducah Dave White- and Jim men in his denomination and a pul- ¬ Messrs ¬ Paducah Ky April 15 The Cavanah of near Kelly were vis ¬ pit orator of great power and earProtective Asso- iting the family ot Mr Marsh Long nestness Ten persons united with State Travelers to dav About one rintinn met here last Saturday night and Sunday the church Sunday hundred delegates were present All are invited A few of the young folks went in The candidacy of Nelson Gray of that night and they all had a nice Louisville was indorsed for na- ¬ DR LARIMORE time playing and singing tional president All of the old Miss Flora Hord is spending a State officers were re elected They few weeks with her cousin- - Mrs The Distinguished Evangelist at rounded up with a banquet tonight David Smith of Fruit Hill Hilles Chapel This Week The Hon James Andrew Scott of principal was the had a re- ¬ Frankfort Uncle Lat Barnes has to be dan ¬ lapse He is thought Rev Dr T B Larimore oi speaker gerously ill at this writing Alabama one of the most promi- ¬ Chicago Market is conIt was Dr W C Dulmadge who nent evangelist of the South Chapel Chicago April 17 May wheat located at Fruit Hill instead of ducting a meeting at Hilles my last which began Friday night and will opened at 73j and closed at 73 Stutson which appeared in and July wheat opened at 73 letter He is from Canada instead continue throughout this week Dr Larimore lived in Hopkins- closed at 74 i May corn opened at of Kansas ville in his boyhood and is well re- 35 and closed at 35tf V membered by many older citizens A Texas Wonder IlU v orage last Sunday night She spit He is a very able evangelist much blood she is very weaic Halls Great Discovery so Services are held at 10 a m at though she is now better One small bottle of Halls Great the Chapel and at S p m at the Discovey cures all kidney and blad- Mrs Mattie Kelly has been very Christian church The public is liar irniiblps removes Gravel cures sick this week though she is better cordially invited diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame back rheumatism and all ir at this writing regularities of the kioneys and ohm BARN BURNED 4 Mrs Octavia Osteen of Si-Elmo der in both men and women Regu to latos bladder trouble iu children If has moved to O A Wests Thought to Be of Incendiary not sold by your druggist will be home Fire make her future sent by mail on receipt of SL One t Origin a felon on Mrs Minnie King has small tbottle is two months treatment aud will euro any case above JvAhP thumb of her right hand and it i Wbw E W HALL mentioued IToskv Bee is very painful The large barn belonging to Mr Solo manufacturer P O box 218 Fred Gates of near Fruit Hill was Texas ful- ¬ destroyed by fire Friday together Waoo sale by T D Armistend Hop For with a quantity of corn and kiusville Ky one READ THIS else- ¬ hay and a lot of farming imple Jackson Miss Jan 17 IS1 There had been no fire I have for yearB been a suiForer ¬ ments about the building for some time from kidney aud bladder trouble I and it i3 thought that an incendiary have tried all remedies that I could ¬ applied the torch Mr Gates and find and had almost given up all moI away from home hope of ever gettiDg relief untilam ¬ his family were tried Halls Great Discovery I when the fire occurred The loss now using it and feel like a new man vvas total as there was no insur-nni- Its effect is wonderful G W Williams ftither on buildinir or con Asst Chief Pqlice Watson PON PARAGRAPHS Bailey Reese col same same As a result of the raid on the poker game last Wednesday night three additional fines of 20 each and costs were assessed in the City Court Friday All of the fines were promptly settled Turkey McGaughey col was sent to the work house for 31 days for a breach of the peace in slapping Lizzie Barker col jack which has piou one of the frt ites jnuet oi mule n il utnti- uf TVjniessppor Ken I1 tucky He is 16 bauds high black with white point- - 10 feet from muzzle Olllce over lltnk nr llupkintvllle to ro t of tail His siz is no fn ak of nature but is iuherilod from a num ItlIIiVCK McllierHim 1inco ber of his celebrated ancestors ilistiu nizsuch as Nick Telephone- - Ofllci Nn IS 114 guished for great Priucc Iteldeiifi No Kentucky Black lightful place in the city for pic- ¬ Mammoth Imp Black Foriest and tures Mr Bowles has shown that others LOCALS He will stand tt my farm 2 miles artistic photographs of children can at 10 from Caaky by the insurance be taken It is after all a question mouey due when animal ascertained Good Whiskey is both doctor and of skill of patient attention and the to be iu foal or transferred Better looking than many tonic true temperament His backgrounds doctor- - better tasting thau all medi KING GEORGE ciues For general family use noth and paraphernalia enable him to ing equals whiskey and HARPER produce some fine effects and hi King George is five years old lo Whiskey is pre eminently the family operating roon is perfect hands high black with white poiuts whiskey Sold by W R Lonq If you want old pictures copied by Silver Brown and out of Mary Hopkinsville Ky portraits in crayon Beard aud I consider unequaled by aud enlarged jack iu the county He will make Going to Take a Trip Soon India ink and water colors faces any season at 8 on the sam terms this inter- as dbove Cire will be taken to pre painted or ivory miniature We are headquarters for trunks and view this popular photographer vent accideuts but will not be re- valises got anything you want in You have not lived in fact if you cnmiBihln filinllld IIQV OCCUT JellllCtS these goods from the cheapest to the good pasture at SI 50 per finest 1iices are right goods are kept have not sat for him and seen what monthou right it v ruwvo his camera can do for you Mr Casky Ky The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co Bowles success is due solely to the Our Clothes Fit fact that he is master of his busi ¬ But that aiut all when you get a suit ness With him his art is above fit but ¬ from us you not only get a and beyond other consideration s you get value received for your mon ev it matters not whether it is a BERRY HERNDON S l 50 suit or one of our finest textures The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co Groom-to-b- e Formerly a Resi The Want a Good Pant Cheap dent of This City Come and see our line of them Jeans Pauts at o7c 75c SI 00 Cas At 10 oclock to morrow simers ao low a SI 25 good and Wants a Divorce Mr John T Berry formerly of this stout well made ami will wear you city but now engaged in business Celie Shouse col sues for a di- like buckskin in Clarksville and Miss Charlotte vorce from her husband Jack The Hopkinsmlle Mercantile C vill Shouse They have been married B Herndon of Irvington Ky The wed about six years and about six New Dressmaking Establishment be united in marriage Mivi Mittie Dowell who receutly ding will occur in the Irvington months ago the petition alleges Baptist church and the bride and defendant beat and otherwise opened up a dressmaking establish room will immediately leave for cruelly treated plaintiff Hence the ment in a suite of rooms over Mrs Layues milliuery store has eciireil Clarksville reaching that place to action the service of Miss Mary McCellau morrow night an experienced modiste of Louisville To Practice at Washington Mis Herndon is the accomplished and the lady has arrived All work daughter of Mr J B Herndon a Among the attorneys admitted to guaranteed strictly up to date The prominent insurance man of practice before the Interior Depart ¬ ladies are invited to call Dont fora Mrs Layuo s Irvington ment Saturday appears the naineol get ihe place over Mr Berry is anexceedingly popu Judjre J I Landes of this city Good Farm For Sale himself to bp J1 PTllOMAS SPECIAL Ladies we show the largest and handsomest stock of Crepons in the city It will pay yoii to see them before yon bny THE BIGEAKJJb UU you can buy it where Price our Bon nets and Hats it will only take you a ment to see the truth fulness of this state ment THE RICHARDS QO We sell millinery third less than ly lar young business man and his host of Hopkinsville f rends join the Sheriff Butler Makes a Capture Kextuckian in extending congrat ¬ Sheriff D M Butler of Todd ulations in advance of the happy county was married last Wednes ¬ event day to Miss Claire Hammond of Elkton They eloped to Nashville Notary Appointment Mr Henry M Massie cashier of The Lafayette Bank has been ap ¬ pointed a Notary Public and qual- ¬ ified Saturday Death of a Child A little child of Mr John Bishop of Kelly aged one year died last Thursday evening after a brief illness -i I tents Carpets Mattings Rugs We have them in large quantities and our prices are as cheap as they can be bought of any house THE RICHARDS CO On account of failing health I have decided to sell my farm situated on the Cox mill road 3 miles pouth of Hopkinsville The tract coutains acres with dwelling house outbuild ings aud other improvements Terms one third cash balance in Isaac Vlfe uotes i0 THOROUGHBRED SILVER LACED WYAND0TTES Now is the time to introduce new Eggs for blood in your poultry A few 50 per 15 Hatching cccterelsat S150 1 J BFISHER Box 71 W 18th St IJopkinsville Ky i BBBBBeaLMMeieWB f T i T wiff r ti V RjfcVS V s W t m fTinfftnmniiiniiniiiiiitiiitiiiriniiiiiirilimtmmirBiiM iiitnw7nffrOT3ll H HE u T I r5L ITIie Iismili fiVii r Por Infants and Children lll IIKIIl M B BhB I Mm Fortify the body against disea 5 by Tutts Liver Pills an absolutWhere and How This Famous e-cure for sick headache dyi American Poem Was Written Wife Murderer Tu tt Hanged at fpepsia sour stomacn malaria Alayfield Lost1 His Nerve constipation jaundice bilious VImKoi s to thu Old Town or Sultnntc Very IIimh Slay SUM See ic ness and all kindredtroubles at the Last Well In Which Wootla- - M DOWN OmOKK Fooiera mt v A Strong Fortification nKTHE QBEAT- - mtm W SHBrSl V Through runk Line i CincinrfatiLixivton Louis ville livansVille Si Louis And Jfl - Kind You Have Noose Slipped worth llnckcl llunir The Fly Wheel of Life ttocUlato j n ihTi imiTTim r AV7e6elablcPrcparattonfor As- ¬ similating IheToodandRegula ling ihcStamachs andBoweb of K Always Bought When the Drop Fell Bears the Signature of AWm and Death Resulted From Strangulation Mayfield Ky April 13 Wife murderer WilLTutt was hanged at 934 oclock this morning in the EromotesDigcslionChcerful TnessandEEstContalns neither Wot Narcotic yiixSSihH JainSfSsL Jtpptnmnt i OpnimMorpliine nor Mineral JMu AT W Ar How dear to this heart are the scens of my childhood When fond recollection presents them to view The orchard the meadow the deep tangled wlldwood And every loved spot which my Infancy knewl The wlde spreadlnp pond and the mill that stood by It The bridge and the rock where the cat- ¬ The cot of my father tHc dairy house nigh It And een the rude bucket which hung In the well The old Qpken bucket the Iron bound Dr Tutt Your Liver Pills are the fly wheel of life I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice I feci as if I had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Nasmille Memphis gomery Mobile an Orleans tND SPKRDONBIVALED New moiWI RnTtfIfT iiJVtrRU V S aract fell Tutts Liver br Ottos Soruce 25c Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta JSavanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points in Florida V rieofaidIlrSMWELimim JttilVSJu m I firm Seed -- fianfitdSagar forConstipa lion Sour StomachDiarrhoca WonnsConvulsionsFcvxnsh ncss andLoss OF SLEEP A Dcrfect Remedy TacSlnule Signature of AF THE CENTAUR COMPANY The Kind You Have OTW YORK Always Bought j EXACT COPV OF WRAEPCB CAST RA NEWYORK CITY flAGG RICHARDS presence of fifty men Tutt held his nerve well till he huekrt The rnoaa covered bucket which hunp in scaffold and advanced mounted the well to the wall to speak to the crowd Samuel 0 Woodsworth says the De- ¬ Here he broke completely down troit Free Press holds his place in the and was supported by the Sheriff memory and affection of the American deputies He made several attempts people by a single poem lie wrote they have been for many to speak but choked at the efforf gotten others but Old Oaken Bucket while The and after standing in view of the lives on and will eTer live because it crowd five minutes he could utter appeals to the hearts of men and carnot a word The cap and noose ries them back to the days of their childhood There is in the poem the human were adjusted at 933 and the drop and the sympathetic note that more fell one minute later than its beauty of construction has The knot slipped tothebackof the given the poem lasting fame Such sim neck when the lever was pulled ple poems live when the higher and poems loftier and death was from strangulation bean strains of otherSamuel have long F Smith forgotten As ¬ Several women watched the execu- will ever be remembered by his single tion from the jail windows Sever- ¬ song America and Julia Ward Howe al thousand people crowded the by The Battle Hymn of the Jtepubtc streets around the jail but every so Samuel Woodsworth will be remembered by The Old Oaken Bucket thing was quite The author of this simple and tender Tutt smoked continuously all song was bom in Scituutc Mass a morning Four negroes witnessed short distance from Boston on January 13 17S5 and he died in New York on Dethe hanging cember 9 1S42 In 1S23 heand George Tutt had toothache all last night and slept none He had eaten nothing for a day and a night None of his people has been here for eighteen months His father moth- ¬ er two sisters and three brothers He was 27 live in Oweusboro T QScfll Ipj furnished mash r gruorul five poet t9 Price A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Gum lialsam The Formula Is on the package Cures your Cough in a day very pieasam io take Children cry for It Large sue bottles Gum Balsam ConnootioDP sre madfe at Gulhiie and Nashville for all pointo K For Beautiful Complexion Use Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder For sale by and 50c orth East South and W est In Pullman Palace Cars Anderson Fowler William B Campbell was the first rjutps fce cr writolo native Tennesseau elected governor C P Atmore O P Tetter Salt Rheum and Eczemii thin road will receive speciallow rates See agents of this company for rates EMlGRANrS5rSfirs T A Louisville Tuc ALamo The intense itching and smarting incident to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Mauyvery bad cases have been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles nud a fnvorite rem edy for sore nipples clntpped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes 3t5cts per box Dr Carts Condition Powders are just what a horse needs when iu bad condition Tonic blood purifier aud vermifuge They are uot food but medicine aud the best iu use to put a horso in prime condition Price 25 cents per package For sale by R C Hard nick druggist Audrew Johnson was the first governor inaugurated in the new capitol Oatober 17 1853 Bean the StLouisSanFranciscoRR THROUGH CAR ROUTE -AND sST BETWEEN LOUIS- SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS years old BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN Building Materials Of All Kinds e LUMBER LIME ANO CEMENT anything in our line Give us a call when you need Morris established the New York Mirror but regular journalistic work may not have been to the liking of Woods worth for he gave it up the following year and became a general wrifer of He also wrote poems and sketches A Hanging in Tennessee several operettas none of which outMayfield Ky April 13 -- Will lived his own day The circumstances under which Tutt the negro wife murderer Woodsworth Wrote The Old Oaken wab hanged in the jail yard here Bucket arc interesting lie was In this morning The trap was sprung New York at a hotel one extremclj at 945 oclock by Sheriff S Pj warm day when an acquaintance of his Douthitt and the negros neck was holding up a glass of beer said I tell you Woodsworth nothing can broken by the fall The pulse equal this on a hot day ceased to beat eight minutes after Oh yes there can replied Woods Tutt this morning said his wifes sister came to see the scaffold yes- ¬ terday und laughed that he should die The jailer says Tutt groaned all night Tutts crime was committed on August 11 1897 On that day a game of base ball was to be played at Columbus Ky between the May field and Columbus teams Tutts wife insisted on going against his will which angered him and grab ¬ bing a pistol from the mantle he fired four bullets into her body He barely escaped being lynched PARIS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON A C k JS S A O XX X JX Kind Yoj llavs Always Bough THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET It Still Hangs in the Ancient Well at uate Mass m Solid Veitlbuled Tiaint with Pullmtn Sleptt Harvey Dining Halls and Reclining Chair Cuj Mapi time tablei and full Information furniihad upon application to Sclt- - Andrew Jiekon wab liist ealkd Oil licloryiluiu0 the Seminole wai of lSlf Bears the Signature cf I ii ff C HELT1LIE CEO Trav Paiii Agent ST LOUIS MO T SlCflOLSOI Genl Pattr Agent 8T LOUIS Mcxl CASTOniA f Sj j7- liii i Iti ad m wi- - in Hi ii Tfiiiie tM h li m Have Always Bought Hit f Z lll L i i an Ddvul G Stts im It of navy ngu Far U --JI CALVgeACH The best medicine tmney can buy for lmpmo blood nervtUBness and all hiuinacli ami kidtiri trouble is Hoodri Sarbaparilla DAGG RICHARDS HGPKIHSVILLE KY ESTABLISHED IN 1852 SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and Manufacturer of MionuLinents T-A-BITS Marble and-Grranite ETC Ky of Hopkinsville CLARKSVILLE MR TJEISTIVESSISE is ray soiicitor FM WHITLOW SEASON OF 1899 To Oub Frilnds Another season of seed time is fast approaching and and prudent farmer will apain use the old and favorably known JONES BRANDS of BONE and ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS that have for many years done their full duty when applied to both Spring and Fall crops The use of commercial Fertilizers is almost universal ana the experience of many years has proven conclusively that ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS are the most complete plant food known aud the fact of putting ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK in a bug and branding it DISSOLVED BONE does not make it animal matter Houest ntrictly pure An imal Matter Fertilizer col more than rock goods betause lliey are worthmore and we ask tuat you reuiemuer this fact Our goods go out under our guarantee analysis and this funrHiiti e jh good We offer our goods on their nerits and refer itli gr at v Ihcmou t their most i xcellent repu- ¬ tation in all parts of Ohio IntliuiM hi il Kennin wIith they are exten sively used We respectlully urge ou to give the celebrated Jones Fer- ¬ tilizing Cos goods a trinl on both SjMing hi d Fall eron and we know sat iefuctory results and fulimi outers Mill certainly follow the wi6e A S WHITE Agent HOPKINSVILLE SheetsdYn KY Office with Brankaaa Street froMtlng WA Layues livery stable word to tht mfc ib Ptilficient and a word from the wise should be MithVifiil hut j on a k who aie the wisThose n ho know The oft re hiiitcil exniiiHiiie of trustworthy per sons imiv lt taken for knowledge Mr WMTnrry ays Clnraiberhiins jflemtdy gives bolter satisfaction than any otlnr in the market Hehis Ieen in lh drug btiMiM at Elkton Ky for twelve years hn sold hundreds of bottli s of l his remedy and nearly all cough mnl icities nriiuf rcI tired which fchnwfironi lusivel y that Chamberlains HentltiK b- Aulimtl llent In considering the problem of heat is the most satisfactory to the peoplp For calo by R C ing the large department stores which and is the are now to be found in nearly every big Harduick Druggist 1897 gust city it is well worth taking into ac The Queen has sixty housemaids count the animal heat distributed by Col liobsons Wit the many customers who come into at Windsor Castle Col II H Hobson the noted Pa Buch establishments That this is conducah wit was on the witness siderable is evidenced by the experi The family that keeps on h ind aud of least staud in a murder case at Ripley ence suchatcase one engineer who in uses occasirinally the celebrated one found that after 930 a PriokltAsh Bitters is always a Tenn a few days ago well Colonel m on a day in midwinter with the regulated family said the attorney for the prosecu- ¬ thermometer at the freezing point no tion are you any relation to Lieut other heat was needed to keep the place Hugh Lawson White and Isham G Hobson Well my son replied warm Harris were the only TenuesseanB who to answer you pint the Lolonel Ah Extraordinary Scheme were p esidents pro tempore of the An extraordinary scheme has been United blank I have never been able to States senate trace the relationship that fur but mooted in India namely one for the construction of a pneumatic tube line from the holt he seems to have on 4000 miles in length A TIMELY between London YOU should be wlftffntiri HINT yMkij i ra ti the ladies I think we must be kin and Bombay for the transportation of rlcn and pure and your whole aystem put In a condition by the use of Dr mails The theory is that these could heltlr N will sell round trip be thus conveyed- from city to city The L Carlstedts GermanWer tickets to Nashville at 285 April 24 hours The engineering difficulties Powder U the teat rmedicine money can buv include the great height of some of the Far your 20th 21st limited to 22nd account Cold mountains to bo crossed in Abii Minor Gum alaam try Dr Ottoa Sprue Pries 26c ami 60 Theodore Thomas Chicago Orches nnd the maintenance of power houses Bottle tra Concert In remote places This air pipe project For sale by is still very much in the air J M Adams Agent Andersou Kowlej fx A A the fall of the trap and the body was taken down and placed in a coffin furnished by the county and buried in the city cemetery this afternoon None of the relattves of the condemned man visited him be- ¬ fore the execution and his body was not claimed afterward An opportunity was given him just be- ¬ fore the hanging to speak to the crowd on the outside of the iuclos ure and he made the attempt but broke down and was unable to ut- ¬ ter a word above a whisper The negro refused the ministra-¬ tions of a preacher but professed readiness to die and claimed to have received pardon for his sins Since his incarceration he has been a model prisoner and the jailer has had no trouble at all with him Every possible effort has been made to save his life but without avail His attorneys last night communicated with Gov Bradley by telephone and asked for a com- ¬ mutation of his sentonce but were refused The crime for which Tutt gave up his life was committed in Au- ¬ worth What is it a drink from the old bucket that hangs in the well nt my home Mrs Woodsworth happening to over hear her husbands words said That would be a good subject for n poem Samuel So it would he replied and making a note of it the poem was written and became immediately popular as well it might It is the true interpretation of life on a New England farm Scituate the town in uhlchWoodv worth lived is a typical New England town noted for tin number and beauty of its mighty elms The visitor to the town may see still Well Eighty six per cent of railway tickets issued iu England are for oaken third class ul Ciiiiii ii miiV tliiic liiimi mill Dl anlni a Hun ilv in tin Woiuestei d- I - if inlii in Hilvi rusiHnietit I Eft wlu li I miIh me iIih hi Hiiililully nt itt v i ii i mil loiifilv tqiinltu it for I ni v niVei ciiltu an iliftrrii f ImiI to u t iimih ih in iiniMir ttiotloieb iti 11 i M 1 unit-- it c nh 1 I i W A Stroud chililiiii City MU For sale by l wick Druggist lo ciifi Hie ucist cast with myhf or Pop nuoke C Hard He may also see the very well in which Woodsworths old oaken bucket hung The old mill referred to in the fifth line of the poem may also be seen The house in which the poet Ih ed is not standing but on its site is another house always referred to as the old oaken bucket house Its great elms and vine clad porch make a plcnsing picture in the summer time and mnny visitors gome every yenr to the place to drink from the old oaken bucket that hangs in the well The deep tangled wlldwood The Queens favorite flowers are lilies of the valley and violets 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SEVENTH STREET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and eversfHiag fiiwiJ fl uivq us 8ilJ Vr V V fe i ml vil r lllllllP HQUEER COMPLICATION t ISEASES HOLLOW BRACKEN M fc THAT KILL Consumption Iw 1 4 B ssl IKp fe f in WW isca- - tarrh of the lungs 1 tons ertam com plica- make consump tion incurable Most cases of death from con aro Gumption of neglected hundred yards and back without rest- ¬ ing sho kept getting stronger and in twelve months she seemed to bo as well as Bho ever was in her life I feelandso docs every onothat knew about her saved her life sickness that My daughters name is Mrs L Kcene Pc-ru-- lungs and works bo successfully that If there is a euro for consumption is tho remedy Read this lotter from Mrs II A Tyner of Four Oaks N C about Her daughter Mrs L Kcene She says Medicine Co Columbus 0 TiKjLjJSim My daughter had every symp5m of consumption suppression of menses Iiight sweats and great cma- lio was so low that nono of elation our neigli lors thought sho could live In May 0 It Adams of this place who had taken told me if anything would help her would SI got a bottle of it and somo rock candy and began giving it to her During tho first few days sho was bo weak sho tcald only take a half jtea spoonful at a time but I gave ft to of readers Hollow Bracken New her as often as she could bear it In G W Dillingham Co Troy less than a week sho could walk two York Pc-ru-n- nature to cjecthc tubercles from tho a Wlffi the direct result ca- - wnt lrn linritinnloilRlv V7ith Pcfna Pc-ru-- Pe-ru-- Nice Things Said About IttBy the THomas Jefferson Was Not Born on April 13th the Day Set for Press His Birthday Dinners Not many books that have re There will be many dinners in cently been put beforcthe American people have had more nice things honor of Thomas Jefferson April said about them than have appear ¬ 13th Yethe was not born on that Hol- day He was born on April 2nd ed in the papers concerning by Hanson Penn 1743 old style but owing to the low Bracken Diltz of this city publwjied by G new style pf time computation be W Dillingham Company of New ginning with the introduction of the York Although it has been out Gregorian Calendar 1752 at which but two weeks it is meeting with a time the Equinox had retrograded most flattering sale which is large eleven days since the Council of ly due to the popularity of his late Nice in A D 325 when the Festi pub val of Easter was established and Dunleath Abbey work equinox occurred on March 21 the lished by the same house Concerning Hollow Bracken the dates of anniversaries originating Philadelphia Telegraph saysj It prior to Pope Gregorys Calendar is a powerful novel too sensational are determined by adding eleven perhaps for some tastes but show ¬ days hence Thomas Jeffersons birthday is properly observed on ing unmistakable strength This interesting fact Daily Times of Troy N Y April 13th The is pointed out on Pages 24 and 35 says as applied to of the New York World Almanac a Sensationalism fiction is a very indefinite often most interesting statistical book cf misused and much abused term over 500 pages That newspaper offers to send the volume postage By many perhaps the majority when you have SOMETIMES and feel poorly 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 tH v VJJ you lose the ship V4 A SJKSsSS SKasiwW 4 4MtiimrJm T Z 7 iJir tsfejEfci wfflmsgg8sim ZsCi htL I iTMKvaf LA u HTrlWWWiMlaW9IVjV uf7 7 DP H J HI 1 1 lift I S11rV is J Olll ZjAi full line of Binders Mowers Hay Kakes Com Har- ¬ vesters Huskersi Shredders Twine and Repairs FOR SALJ2 55Y mmr ihmiim xmmmmwm i d tlNff quickly cures those first irregu- ¬ larities and thus repels Brights Disease Diabetes Rheumatism Jaundice and Female Troubles Druggists have it 100 a bottle THE DR J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO ST LOUIS MO H- r Opp t J PO lit Firii HOPKIXSVILLE KY UIT IUUJtT D1KKUTOKV Monday lu February term thlid Monday in May term two Monday in September tem three For sain by C IAWilt Druggist TO OPERA HlSF 1899 CALIFORNIA VIA In weeks HRlsrj N fourth Monday In February lx roeu First Monday In June teiir four weeks f uth Monday in September ncKi hreevks tirit iticrt ttri erin six weekt paid for 25c NEW ORLEANS connection with th ONE SOLID WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY APRIL 17th which nteans much IIpllunlle Ky W KellondAG P A A II Hanson UPA these1 days of plotless novels in il h i ifiti and Main meets opposite City Chicago Louisille cjui Koi a The tale is melodramatic and after lepbuno Offlue 53 3 1 jetildeiice M the manner of all well regulated nllO melodramas it has its villians who I A 0 place obstacles in the course of Barbers 10c-20c-3- 0c true love but of course do not suc- ¬ 7ti street Honitinsville Ky ceed in absolutely blocking it In Kentucky Farmer Soon Tires of a The sale of seats opens a Postal ispeetai attention to piurons clean Linen short it is a story that one can Wife Sictfiwt rvservice Call aud boconvinccd Telegraph Office Saturday morn read with pleasure if not with proing April 15th 5V3WW3i fit Even though quickly forgotten Jm I Landes JiJ B Aleiuworth TIME TABLE Nicholasville April 10 James andei A Allensworth it will at least serve to entertain Moss aged 56 a rich farmer went 1 Attorneys in Law OS Jihp formal exchange of ratifica the average novel reader into his field leaned against a fence No XI No f J No 810 Ofllce in MeOiiiilel bull line nenr CoartHou3o place dally dally dly an Will practice In all the court and iuprera tions of the peace treaty took after- ¬ and blew out his brains He left a 10 am 2 3m m Lv HopkliHVlllc court Special attention to collectionaGETS OFF EASY White House Tuesday r jam i A r Princeton 1A i m p in 16 No cause is assigned bride aged Ar laducah i m 3 0 jim of noon Ambassador Cambon for the rash act io M a in 10 in Ar Henderson France acted for Spain This for- - Farmer Who Killed a Boy at Hay I coa ArEvan Vlle a rsjp m v mal recognition that the war is Good Un By Bill Thornc field Given a Jail Sentence iKjpni ArLouNvllie rWended and that Spain and the Bill Thorne and Thos Hays can WOUTH READING Train ill dally ac arat Hiiklnsvillc OMnm United States are again on terms didates for Lieutenant Governor Train Til dally ae nr at Hopkinvillp 50pm Local State and Nation I Mayfield Ky April 13 Charlie met in debate in one of the towns in of peace occupied just one year Triir 313 dully ie ur at Ilupklnsvllle 8 05 p m K M RiifRivooli At Hoiikimvllle Ky from the day when President Mc- - Carman the young farmer who shot the western part of the State Mr WILL BE FOtND IN THE W A Kuliond A Ur A louisvil- - Ky Kinley recognized that diplomatic and killed Ed Long here last Sun ¬ Hays is very proud of the fact and consideration of the Cuban question day week was acquitted in his ex well he may be that he married the AND TUE TIME TABLE iN had failed and that war was irtev- - an i ling trial before Judge Elmore daughter of a very distinguished Cures INDIGESTION Tit A IKS OOtTTH itable Bellamy Storer is said to of the killing and fined 25 and giv- ¬ gentleman and refers to that mat- ¬ S r The entering wedge for eg No hu Hopkiusville Ac 615 be slated for the new Minister to en ten days in jail for carrying a ter in all his speeches On this oc- 3 nearly all Diseases the j No S3 Fast Line 635 concealed weapon His lawyers will casion he dwelt at length on his p We have arranged a Clubbing Rate human system b heir to Spain No 51 Fast Mail 527 try to secure a pardon for him oy waicii we can givp jp No 91 NO Limited 1203 marriage When Thorne took the William K Vanderbilts country Botb Papers One Year for 225 re- ¬ TRAINS NOnTJ stand or stump he prefaced his A Good One on Capt Stone home Idle Hour at Oakdale L I marks thus Gentlemen and No 92 Chicago Limited 909 p m Regular price for Tor Sale l Both is 300 Anent the contest about what the citizens was destroyed by fire early Tues I have an extensive Anderson No 52 St Lou Ex mail 9 15a tu Fu tr We save you generous part of this were lost Congressional Record shows as to acquaintance in Kentucky daymorning No lives No 56 Hopkiusville Ac 830 p m and say sum o tii Jast Ldtie and no one was injured Wm K Capt Stones record on the gold here and now that my friend Hays Wdi p m SEND US ONE DOLLAR for- bonds there is an amusing story NihvKle Vccomaiodillon does not run on Send or bring your cash with orde Vanderbilt Jr and his bride is the best bred man on his wifes f tSODpatlrni hlclirl HfStUKIIK IOIL AMI WOOD indny to the vuuh Blum oy ireigut f o p subject to einmlnation North bound St Louis and Chicago Faji merly Miss Virginia Fair were ac which goes to show that the Con side in the State CXailllilH lb Hb Lagrange New your freight irolus have hrough trains olid and sleeper cupylng the house at the time Be gressional Record sometimes has Era io Chicago and St Loult depot and it Fast Line stops only at important statloni round perfect Hopkiusville sides Mr and MrsVanderbiltthere two editions and whatis in one is left ly oatistactory ind crossings Ha Mirough Pullman ileep nd Hit urtalett tt to Atlanta Ga out of the other The democrats in An Army of Dead Rabbits Mote IIAII vere twelve or fifteen servants in J M ADAMfiAgent II1IV you CLARENCE HARRIS saw ecrheard the house All got safely out Mr the House wanted to give the widest A recent rabbit roundup near or Formerly with Korbe Ilro ofpar tho Vanderbilt and his bride went to circulation to Henry Georges boole- Lamar Col resulted in the de FK llillT KIKVToar ACME W M YATES New York on an early train The an d to do that they decided to get struction of 4320 jackrabbiU and STMIAL and iRIl BIRD total loss is estimated at 250000 to it in the Congressional Record in forty four wild geese Sixty live 1300 order to save postage in sending hunters participated in the hunt le14 tho tl00 300000 WRITE FOROim mo FREE uent wither STOVE CATALOGUE by three first class them out The book was divided which extended over two der or 112 00 days and friMcht charges This etoro Is lie No oven Is Ashsd Paper hanging a spemulty nine out between several members of Co- ¬ time Eight Major Generals and lSHxHxll tonlsix23 micio from best pig Iron extra workmen All work guaranteed The best part of the story largo oven neayy covers heavy linings and grates larse Hues shelf heavy tin lined oven door handsome Brigadier Generals have been mus- ¬ ngress and as each one of them got is that the rabbits were Leave orders at Gus Youngs nickel plated ornamentations and trimmings extra dressed large deep genuine SUadLli port eliln Hani rrienoir hand to enable them to accept the floor to make a speech theyhad Niutl Street Telephone SI 2 rings tered out FlackiBuildiug somo largo ornamented bate Ilit roil bornr mad and and taken to Denver where they ve furnish FRItS an extra wood grate making It a per commissions in the regular army their part of the book made a part served as part of IIIMMMI ClillAMlK fect a monster Christ- everywood burner WE 13SCE safe delivery to your with Have railstove and guarantee Your PnoTOOBArns Made At Lee Wheeler and Wood are among of their remarks Capt Stone was mas dinners to road station Your local dealr would charge you J300 CHAS K LEWIS thousands of needy for such a ttove the freight is only about 1100 for miles mir utt vouallratt f 1000 Address each them A dozen others who were very anxious that he should have a children WYBRANTS In the rabbit hunting SEARS ROEBUCK COINCCHICAG0ILL Brick Encaustic Tile Artifcial Stone promoted to the volunteer service part of this book and so it was grounds the creatures Sun Kotbork ICo are thorontalj reliable yilior were so nu NEW STUDIO UONTICAUTOIt have also Deen mustered out and given him The next morning after merous that dozens of them would o 580 Fourth Avenue will resume their former commands the Capt got down to the House All hinds of Brick Work Tile Hearths be leaping within easy gunshot of L 10013 utc kncaiiHlicH btoue Pave Yin the regular army Gen Fred D imagine his consternation when af- ¬ the hunters nearly all of the time Stone Steps Sills ments Etc BROKERS evGrant will be ordered to the Philip ter examining the record he discov- ¬ All kinds of Job Work in my line pines and Gen Wheeler may also ered that the part ol tie George Stocks ISoiuls Grain properly and promptly attended to Tale Of a Tall book that was incorporated in his be sent there Provisions aud Cotton such as Grates Fines and Chimneys One of the new sights in the EocU speech advocated the single tax IOCAIL scuritifi lomlit and OLD HANK ISUIImXC Lick country this week is a bob The Ledger monthly for April theory and here he was represent ¬ sold ExcliiHivn prvile wire and Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky has on its cover a reproduction of ing a strictly agricultural district tailed mule Its owner was in ear ¬ loug dirtance tuleplmiie cuuucious nest conversation with a young CoreMi ndtucM olifitt ti Charles A Whipples painting The advocating that all taxes should be 2tul vLittlu Reader presented by him upon land He was in 1 terrible lady in Glendeane Sunday evening N K U vrT and Mult LOblSVIMK KY riPTII AVENCK IIOTt while the patient animal was hitched rLOUISVILLE KY to the Womans War Relief Asso fix The record was printed and t to the yard fence Best fillotel in the Mrs Hunters m ciation Every subscriber to the he was at his wits end He knew Klectric Klevato black calf noted for its chewmc BARRED P ROCKS PjkbCamphcll Manag Womans War Relief Association if the Record went to his district Pen headed by a magnificent attacked the mule and when dis Hopkinsville Ky ian secure a copy ofthe reproduc with his advocacy of the single tax cockerel with Home extra fine covered was in the act of trvinjr to by buying a copy of the April he was a beaten man He got the tion females This splendid new Hotel beautiful Ledger Monthly The price is only whole Kentucky delegation to help swallow both tail and mule Calf ly furnished throughout heated by 1 PER 15 and mule were both saved but this EGGS five cents Robert Bonners Sons him andfinally succeeded in having steam aud equipped with electric is a longer tale than the mule hah in auy number wanted This lights aud ice plant aud all othermod Publishers Ledger Building New the hateful doctrine left out of the now Breckinridge News is the last year I sell ecrirs ern improvements is now open for York mail edition of the record This at SI 00 business The table will be unsur- ¬ nud WhlsVey IlabUs goes to show that Gen Hardin may cured at homo with The ceimiB rush for places iudicates ItODMAX MKAOIltM II pIcluHvllle Ky passed by that of any other houso in out pain Hook of pur Many so called bitters nrq not hae a Record that reads one way that there may still bo a consideralile the South tlcularsEcnt FltKi simply liquors disguis and Stone medicine but BMWOOLLEY xr n one that reads another uumber of euergetic Americans out of Ailituta uu Oliico 101 H Fisov St LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor ed bo aB to evade the law Pbickly WANTED AN IDEASiSTJSK Ash Bitters is not one of this class way Maybe Capt Stone had one a jab thing to patont Protect yotirlileasj tlioymay wealtli YJKDDEIV It is strictly a nipdieino acting1 prim- made especially for him on the Gold The man with tobacco heart will lirlnp youCO IatontWrlto JOHNWashington I1UUN Attorneys i arily on the kidneys liver and bowels bond issue U C for their S1S0O prlzo oiler scarcely live to see thetobacco trust and for Uu dangerdas dfeeases that Entirely new and frst class in all bSt attackjreseorerans it is a rempdy of The annual county horse show crushed The revivals at Mayfield are the respects Excellent Bamplo rooms the first gratis There is nothing ob Write a postal card to day for Now that his monopoly has all most successful in the history of and service unequaled in any city jectionable jnts taste TtJjas a very was held at the fair grounds in On Double Car Line Lexington yesterday anl was well the tobacco Mr Rockefeller vvill that city two churches being- pack- BURPEES FARM ANNUAL for 1898 to agreeauieimo nnu isacceptubJe Ir OB L V KfcEiDERER Props t Brighter and better than ever before 11 Charlie Sommers has retained Joe Blacicbiirn as his attornej in the bribery case set for the 20th All that Charlie has so far ins said about the matter could be written on the back of a postage stamp oiva revenue stamp to make the figure of speech more appro- priate Wounded pride is probably hurting him worse than the indictj njent Just to think he should havtS en flayed like a flute as Bob Hodges who wants to represent Ljon county in the Legisla- ¬ ture would say and that too in the very month of all months when suckers bite best NINE GOOD ONES Northern News Co by Hanson Penn Diltz would be called a sensational novel but as the same Alay Contest for the Historic Ken- ¬ charge is made against such tucky Derby authors as Hall Caine and Marie Corelli and might be applied with The program for the coming equal truth to Anthony Hope and spring meeting of the New Louis- ¬ his many imitators no one who en- ¬ ville Jockey club wa issued to day joys an exciting tale should be de The meeting will begin Derby Day tetred from reading this book May 4 and continue fifteen days through fear of the critics disap- ¬ Eleven stakes will be run From proval It is a story with a very the present indications nine will go cleverly constructed if sometime to the post in Kentucky Derby as The Big Show The Monarch of all Popular Priced Attractions Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Oar Leaving Cincinnati mid Ioulsvilloon C K fast Now Orleans Limited train 1 Calloway BeciTn Monday in April term three weeksKirt Monday in August term two weeks Uecriid Monday In November term three weeks Southern Jactflc Lyon First Munoay m Jlay term two irees flm Monti av in August term two treelcs tlrst Mondic In September wrmtwo weeks R PROFESSIONAL CARDS WIEDEMANNS mama Opening Bill- COMEDIANS confused plot LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT Every lady accompanied by an escort Lady or Gentleman hold follows Manuel W Overton Mazo ing one 30c Reserved seat ticket Desperado The Kentuckian Ilib will receive one free admission rcsened before 7 Lordship Ordnung The Barrister Seats must be evening oclock Monday and Billy House New and Up to date specialties Nothing cheap but the prices BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT Orchestra The 1 Act Melo Miss Thompson litiie j Company of 2P people Magnih- Solo Operatic cent Brass Band or Iob Angles and San Franclseo without chniiKe The Limited also connects at New Orleans dally with Express Train fur the Ta ¬ ctile Coast and on Ti laysland Saturdays after January I IMisj wmi u inm THURSDAY C H TANDY Oliico over Xoliya jewelry store nOPKISVILLE -ft KY ii iiiiisrriirx ii D Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific lvlng special through service to San Francisco Particulars of Agents of the I C It II and connecting lines S G Hatch Dlv Pass Agent Cincinnati Jso A scott IUv Pans Agent Memphis t DKK1Y SAKOENT ihyflcian and Surgeon OYI POOL RAILY Effective Dec 1 lthe O If I 1 1 German i I Powder I 1 liver KMXM All The Hews 1 KENTUCKIAN S Price 25 Cents Fellow-- KENTUCKIAN dfc rronsorial Aitist PAINTER PAPER HANGER A COO LYOISOO Louisville Ky SMSli I Hotel Lata mmmwr I PUM Hotel Hendersoy BURPEES GROW SEEDS L 1 1 gasi ii1 fii n m ABSOiWUIX ftjRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BUKINO trVA m rmm wt z a j s wfc vv i js-jr r- tJrP i aiii w SWINE BRSEDERS Their Association Will Convene Here To day At Least One Hundred Members From Out of Town Ex pected II z z T ZlVX u T 1 wRl- mMmmmm EOWPER CO HEW Phwinpr Baking Jit vi- jb nHK f 1 YORK Showers and Cooler Spe ¬ Louisville Ky April 17 with increasing cial Warmer cloudiness and probably showers to night Tuesday showers and cooler PERSONAL GOSSIP Mrs H L McPherson is relatives in Louisville Mrs Wm Richards has returned from a visit to friends in Nashville Miss Grace Wood went to Lex- ¬ ington Saturday to visit her sister Mrs J R Barr Miss Susan Buckner of Lake is the guest of Mrs City Fla John Y Owsley near Beverly Mr Claude N Berry and wife nee Miss Sadie Mason have gone to Washington D CM to make their ing- isit- - HERB AND THERE N Ham sacks ail sizes for sale at this office Ut E N Fruit Dentist office over ty Bank Hopkinsville Ky Now is the time to 6ack your hams Sacks for Bale at this office Some nice family horses drivers and roadsters for sale t Lay nee sta future home ble Miss Mabel Adkerson of Water s1 What Dewey did to the Spaniards Hill Tenn is the guest of her sis ¬ 9s the Milwaukee did for their competi ter Mrs W H Faxon on East tors ifl Wflnatian county jsit year Seventh street at Two registered prescriptioniBts Mrs M G Rust and daughter FowlerB and prescrip Anderson Miss Willie have returned from tions compounded day or night Clinton They were accompanied Dont forget that the Milwaukee by Mrs Sallie R Moss and chil- ¬ see our new binder is the only machine that dren who will make their future trucks without bolts of When wanting a nice package of home in thiscitv chocolates and bon bons call at An ONE SEASON THE SOUTHERN PRINTER Fowlers und get the Plows derbon brand the best on market For fresh home made chocolate New Trade Journal Started by Bon Boub call at P J Breslius Candy fir W L Whitesides Kitchen Ninth St Oliver Chilled Plows See the Milwaukee binder at Wat S Mr W L Whitesides who has kins Edwards the only machine 2 What Guarantee Should a coil spring which for three years been at the head of And every other tool for working the soil that is carried on a relieves the bearings in rough ground the mechanical department of the Breeder Make When Selling Stock RM I am now in charge of R C Hard Kentuckiak office and is conceded for Breeding Purposes where to be one of the best printers in the Smith of Shelby ville Ky wicks pres ription department 3 of the has We have the pleasure now and then to show a customer our line of- I will be glad to meet all my old Statedevotedstarted a monthly jour- ¬ Ideal The Conformation of New H P Work to printers interests Hog L P Miller nal friends and cubtomers the initial number of which ap- Washington Ind Mr J T Hrtrgrave who has been peared last week 4 Winter Care of Brood Sows He calls his with L L Elgin for several mouths Caldwell Norton of Louisville paper The Southern Printer and can now be found with the popular 5 Fowler it is the only journal of the kind in What are the Qualifications drug house of Anderson When we do we inva ¬ where ho will be glad to have his the Southern States It is hand- ¬ of a Successful Swine Breeder E that has looked through the Nashville and Evansville lines friends cull somely printed on fine book paper M C Hobbs of Salem Ind riably sell him a bill Our display they have the kindness to state compares favor- 6 The Best Feed for Quick ably with the city stocks and our prices are about 2 3 as high Remnmber when in Hopkinsville and the typographical appearance Nothing adds more dont fail to eee the Milwaukee ol the paper could hardlj be im- Growth Elmer Shreder otPhlox for moderate cost to the beauty of a house ihan a nice oak mantel with a MirroJIPsJ mower the only perfect mower on proved upon It should be in the Ind the market of a nice Mr Hugh Larman of Bowling1 Cabinet and a Tile hearth and facing office of every printer in the South -Farmers pleasp rpmember that Green who was on the program for there are over 2l0 Milwaukee ma A1EETING CLOSES a paper onEarMarkswill not be chines now rtiuuing in Christian present on account of a severe acci county and giving perfect satisfac Series Proved Interesting and dent that has disabled him Edwards tion Call on Wutkius and they will give you names This There Were flany Conversions The hog- men who w ill attend rep- ¬ means 200 ugeiits resent the most intelligentand pro Everything in Graves it Coiidyt The ten days holiness meeting- gressive breeders of the state watches conducted by Rev J W Collins Their annual meetings are for mu- ¬ jewelry stock comprising chinaware and wife at Andersons hall closed tual profit and pleasure diamonds cut glass The discussions cover many ques clocks jewelry bricabiac solid and last night Dr Collins was called Tlmsu goods are displayed in the2nd tionsof much importance and public and come and see it andyou will buy itplated silverware umbrellas etc at away about the middle of last week and the public will be cor- ¬ story of our new store cost by order of the assignee and Mrs Collins continued the ser- ¬ interest ¬ vices The series of meetings dially welcomed at all of the sesCitizens generally should sions proved very interesting and good ¬ crowds were in attendance at each feel called upon to turn out and add to the interest of the meetings and service There are about a dozen Mrs Collins left this exert themselves to make the so- ¬ comers on mm yL m i m Mm morning for her home in Benton journ of the visitors in the city CO Ky as well as profitable pleasant The weather is all that could be See the big new btock of latest asked and the attendance is ex ¬ SPINAL MENINGITIS styleB in furniture at A W Pyles ONE TO ONE pected to be large and represen- ¬ The old veteran is right in thepubh with the newest things out and can- Causes the Death of Two Patients tative Is the Standing of Bowling Teams not fail to please you with goods and In This County AGED LADY in Games Played prices Siiiii- place hes been for 30 years Two more deaths from spinal One of Christians Oldest Citizens The local bowling- team va- - de On account of the May Musical eninjritis have occurred in the FOR THIS WEEK ONLY feated in Madisonville Friday Passes Away Saturday Festival the Illinois Central R R county within the pas t few days A Hopkinsville won in the night ¬ will sell round trip tickets to Louisd child of Roland OUR SPOT CASH ¬ ville on May 8th tc 12th inclusive Daue of Elmo was taken ill with Mrs Harriet Means one of the game recently played with Madi here at rate ot one fare Return limit the disease Friday night and lived oldest citizens of the county died sonville contestand it will now take to decide best two another fifteen day from date of sale only twenty hours The other case Saturday at the home of her son-in- m in three The Hopkinsville team F M Sherwood Ajrent Rambler High Grade 28 in wheel 3499 is that of Julian Evans a colored law Mr Gus Buie four miles west was made up as follows Prowse man w ho died near Pembroke after of the city Her death was caused Shaw Morrow Cornett and Davis Featherstone High Grade 28 in wheel 3299 1 Remains Arrive an illness of about twenty four from the ills incident to old age A large crowd witnessed the game Feathersione High Grade 30 in wheel 3499 She was in the 85th year of her age Smith hours The remains if Walton There arc several other Imperial 28 in wheel 2999 and was highly esteemed by a at Madisonville who lost his life in a mining accident cases reported over the county 1 large circle of friends and relatives Ideal 28 in wheel at Sonora Cal last week arrived 2199 4te Died In the Asylum Had a Congestive Chill The remains were interred in the at Trenton last night and will be Mr F Douglass died at the asy ¬ burying ground A man named Kennedy who Cravens near ard buried in the family grave lum Thursday night after a brief a few miles east of the latter place lives on Esq Blands farm near Julien Sunday in illness of peritonitis aged 65 years Pembroke is dangerously ill of this afternoon He was sent here from Hawesville LOWRY MYERS brain trouble Hewastnkon with for treatment twenty five years ago Mrs Lander Recovering a congestive chill one dav last week were sent to Hancock Caldwell Couple Have the Knot The remains Mrs Pauline Lander who fell and has bince been unconscious The highest grade on the market The only Recounty Friday for interment and broke her thigh last winter Tied In Hotel Latham frigerator that Mrs Rorer endorses Henry Koehler Company has so far recovered as to be able to be up and about on crutches Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky Mr J C Lowry and Miss Clara em- ¬ Her general health is quite good invite correspondence with Mill men M Myers a young couple living for sae They buy novel- ¬ and she is rapidly recovering the who have lumber at Fredonia Caldwell county ar- ¬ PorLAR and Hardwoods in mixed rived in use of her limb the city Saturday and TIAPI Write them cars Dry or Green after spending several hours sight ¬ Everybody Gardening seeing repaired to Hotel Latham The Third Kentucky CO The advent of spring weather has The Hopkinsville boys are now where they were quietly married Surprised by the great difference to gardening- in the put everybody Take Your Wheel to Rich in quarantineand will go into camp Rev W K Piner performed the getting- a city and the farmers are Best Bieyclo and Machine Repair in the price of the same Monument at Savannah this week to remain ceremony Mr and Mrs Lowry hustle on themselves planting- corn until mustered out returned to Fredonia Sunday workman in HopkiusvilW If your bicycle gun piBtol or nuy kind ot and catching- up with their unfinand you always find our price from 15 per cent mucbiuery iR out of repair bring it to ished spring- work Effects of Teething to 30 per cent lower than othershops and then me and have it made hh good as new An infant of Douglas Terry colt a All my work is guaranteed Loca we use only the best Marbles and Granites Dangerously III tion Main street next to E B Clarks died in the city Sunday from the will pay you well to see us before you place an E M Kicn grocery son of Mr effects of teething Garner the order YOUR ORDER SOLICITED Jo P Sizemore of Sinking Fork is At Cost Death Near Church Hill dangerously ill with meningitis H Graves Condyb entire stock on This is the only case reported as An Infant twin of Annie Lander 2 Vtu 4v 04 i CO 3ale at cost Bargains offered col of Church Hill died Sunday yet in that Bectiom i of The Kentucky Association fiffBiJIrW TT Swine Breeders will meet in the F to f HiTivnffnwilB IHPii MMyilflHlMMl MMMIWM IflUp lif city to uay and remain in session for two days The address of welcome by the bPyMjptCffig Mayor will be delivered court house this morning It will be responded to by Presi- ¬ OUT dent H Z Churchill of the Asso ciation The first formal address will be by Mr R H Hug gins of this city on The Objects and purposes of the Kentucky Swine Breeders Asso- ¬ ciation Mr Huggins is one of the best informed swine breeders in the State and hia address will be worthy of close attentions After the appointment of the membership committee and the enCall rollment of newimembers the body will adjourn for dinner Business will be resumed at one IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF WITHIN oclock and amongf thesubjects and speakers will be the following 1 The Relation of the Swine Breeder to the General Farmer and Feeder Jno O Hibbs VineGrove HAVP Disc Cultivators Disc Harrows Vulcan BMWIIIIICT mil i iiiiWiiiWMiii THIS A OF THEl HALLOClL WEEDER The Greatest Labor SaVr Recently Invented store and at the perfect construction it and Cabinet Mantels and Tile Hearths Tlnk r CABLET MANTEL FOR 1200 IT ranted Our Shoes are good Shoes every pair war save money THE RICHARDS Try us youll EftHHP ilU I fIC Hi Bicycle Sale 99 PRICES i three-year-ol- 9 i Come and see the Odorless Refrigerator marvels of beauty bracing all the ties of the season Its a treat to see them THE RICHARDS Our Waist Silks are I Thompson mmm0 It IS BROWN Bassett mL 1 Gentlemen buy your Hats and Furnishing Goods from ns We are in position to save yon money THE RICHARDS Jt ROM A tf K ui ii t fc rfjJi