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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r f- t- ft KihlAVt J it r KiV J J 1 GOEBEL SPEAKS Delivers a Warm Number ilie Court House i s 5r VOL XXI A H0PK1NSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY JUNE 13 899 ble people This Is true but while my parents were poor and compar NO 47 fr ifhSiss OneFourth Off FOR TWO WEEKS BEGINNING- atively humble people they were always honest and that I esteem a heritage more valuable than wealth at and position My parents were ae honest and as honorable as any r1 It- iHardin or any Dukeor any Helm that eVer drew the breath of life I His Address jAlong the 5ame have not had a powerful family con- Â¬ Ma nection nor wealth to aid me I am Lines as His Recent Bedford not theichance bearer of a great J name made famous by Speech somebody iO- - Day J Jl 100 Pair Mocha t JUNE 1st we will give Si j 10 Senator Goebel spoKe 1 ces on all 4 OFF pur pn- - BOYS KNEE SUITS in sizes 9 10 11 and 12 Court House Friday night to a crowd o about 300 people include ing a number qMadies The even ing was threatening and very sultry and the crowd was not so lanre as had been expected The speaker was introduced by Mr Chas Knight who eulogized his ability his public services and his record upon matters effecting the local interests of our people Mr Goebel launched at once into his speech which was the same in substance as that made at Bedford at the of the there is nothing under heavens sun of which I am prouder No scandal ever came into the life of my father And my mother God bless her was a help less invalid for many years before her death I have revered her mem Â¬ ory for twenty years by keeping up her membership and few in the common people and else Isprangfromtheranks lO0 Kid Gloves at Fifty Cents greens This is but one of many Ha Â¬ voc Sale Marvels New fresh splendid goods all church to which she belonged in life and shall do so as long as I live In one of these publications it is years recently He said A Louisville morning publication that claims to be a Democratic or- Â¬ gan in Kentucky has for some time sizes and we make this liberal offer in order to equalize it This offer will give you good fev i Our stock is overloaded on tjiese All Wool Stilts Nias m low as 132 Co been making daily assaults upon me that I wish to say something about I believe it is fair to say that the malignity and mendacity of these publications are without precedent in Kentucky And in these publicationsof which They have spared neither the living nor the I speak my two brothers are men- Â¬ deadthe grave itself has not been tioned No charge is made against sacred to the vultures and dastards them except that they are loyal stated thatmy parents werenatives Goettingenin Germany That is true The city of Goettingen is the seat of one ot the greatest universi ties in the world It graduated Alexander von Humboldt one of the greatest intellects and characters that ever livedOtto von Bismarck and Prof Gildersleeve of the Uni- Â¬ versity of Virginia It was Alex ander von Humboldt whosaid that it was a misfortune that he had been born in the palace of a noble instead of the cottage of a peasant of Sale Continues Until Saturday IM III i H Anderson Store closes at 7 p m Except Saturdays 3V mmmmmmmwmmmmmtm 2 2 Tfcere has never tieek such M Style and Value for you in 4C S Offered at 300 350 and e 400 as we have W Thos vv I ft i- i p- Etnmersons Shoes this season r All styles and all leath- - zS ers 5iacK or xan oee cnese goous bejore you pay more money for no 5 better ones elsewhere IIPBTREECO IS 4 sVH y V kti iuiiUiuuittiUlUUUiilUiUWWWUMR c yK EXCLUSIVE AGENTS J K j nv i f- ul ft with the Democratic party I have drew Stevenson of Virginia who always voted the Democatic ticket was speaker of the national house and never failed to vote since I was of representatives during the eight entitled to vote My first vote was years of the two administrations of cast in 1879 and I voted for Hardin Andrew Jackson he was Martin for attorney general and have been Van Burens minister to the court voting for him ever since The De of St James John W Stevenson mocracy of my county elected me to was a man of distinguished ances the state senate four consecutive try and himself distinguished as a times My service there is lonirer great lawyer a representative in than any other man from my coun congress governor and United ty in all its history and in the States senator but he was not a meantime the Democracy of my leg- Â¬ snob He a great man took me a islative district also sent me as a penniless boy into his office and delegate to the constititional conven- gave me the opportunity I craved tion I owe more to him than to anyone There lives today at Philadelphia else outside of my own family living at 1760 Popular street my uncle or dead He taught me law and he Henry Goebel He is quite au old taught me Democracy too man Atthe breaking out of the war And in this same publication it is between the states he resided in the said that I was the law partner of He entered John G city of Richmond Va Carlisle That is true the Confederate army he served as That relation terminated in the a Confederate soldier from the be year 1SS3 sixteen years ago John ginning of the war until the surren- Â¬ W Stevenson and John G Carlisle der at Appomattox excepting the were real lawyers although neither time he spent in a Northern prison of them was ever attorney general He lost all the property he had dur- Â¬ that originate these publications to me Why should they not be ing the war He never made mer- Â¬ of Kentucky and kept his offite in his hat My father and mother who have loyal to me I am the oldest of the chandise of his reputation as a Co- Â¬ been dead for more than twenty three I gave one of thm means nfederate Talks About Tateism soldier and bartered it for years have not been spared my with which he established the busi- Â¬ employment as a railroad lobbyist In a speech delivered recentlv at brothers are assailed No specific ness house of which he is the head and is more Basil W act of wrong is laid at the door of the other I furnished the means to Duke that truthfullythan for himself Munfordville Mr Hardin is report- Â¬ say can ed as having used this me or mine but a general discharge become a graduate of Yale college The statement thatl ever lived in The Standard Oil trust language Of course either of the first of venom is poured out upon us with honors Ohio is uutrue I have lived in the And these publications appear in them would come from the ends of city of Covington over thirty years great trust in this country was what is called the Democratic state the earth to aid me whenever I call I have never lived elsewhere since born in Western Phnnsplvania The greatest political machine in newspaper This newspaper com- Â¬ I am proud of my brothers 1 my parents brought me there as a the country today is the Pennsyl Â¬ for its president Allen R have reasons to be I never had to pany has small child My father and my vania machine with Quay at its in get either of them a place as guard Carter who voted for Bradley mother and even my grandfather head It is said that my opponent 1895 and for the Louisville Repub- at the penitentiary to enable them areburiedinlventon county Every Â¬ Mr Goebel the Senator from Ken- Â¬ lican legislative delegation that to livenot get either of them appoint- Â¬ thing thatl possess as the fruit of ton was born there also I wonder prevented the re election of Black Â¬ ed an attendant at the Lexington twenty years of hard labor is in the if there can be anv connection burn to the senate Its business asylum under the Republican Sup county of Kenton Does the atmosphere where he first manager is Mr Deitzman a good erintendent Wiley and the Republi In one of these publications con drew the breath of life come heavily Â¬ can administration of W O Brad- Â¬ Repubtican and long business mancerning my parents my brothers laden with the noxious fumes of ager of the Republican state organ ley and neither of them was ever a a num- trusts and machines or is my there are it merely Its railroad lobbyist at Frankfort and and of sell governors named the Louisville Commercial of Kentucky a coincidence of the ber birth and growth managing editor is Mr uregory known as the speaker of the third Metcalfe the stonemason whowork Trusts and machine rule in politics also a Republican longthe editorial house And that is more than a ed upon the foundation of the execu- Â¬ may suit the Pennsylvanian but it might mention can w riter of the Republican state organ candidate I tive mansion at Frankfort and af- - does not suit and will not be tolerated Its ed- Â¬ truthfully say ior himself and his The LouisvilleCommercial terward became governor and sena- Â¬ by the free born Kentuckian itor Mr Stewart is a carpetbag- Â¬ brothers tor is not named in the list But I submit that as a matter of com- Â¬ ger from Virginia who has been in And it is said that my father and among those named is Gov John W mon decency that statement should brothers and I were Republicans Kentucky about two years Stevenson The publication how- Â¬ The reason for these assaults is My father voted for Stephen A ever does notstate what is the fact not have come from the personal Â¬ that as chairman of the Demo- - Douglas for president in 1860 He that John W Stevenson was my pre- Â¬ and political friend and official as- Â¬ sociate of James W Tate the great voted for McClellan in 1864j for ratic steering committee in the sen ceptor that I was his law partner atorial contest I did my duty be Â¬ Greeley in 1872 and for Tilden in to the time of his death that he est defaulter that Kentucky has cause as presiding officer of the 1876 He died in 1877 Neither of made me theexecutorof his will and ever known With what was the senate I refused topermit the fusion of my brothers was ever a Republi the trustee of the entire estate that air laden where PWat Hardin was Was it heavy with the nox- Â¬ bill to be put to a vote at the sessions can nor ever connected in any way a nnnmnlntaM rflllMYlft Vlic 1mn born ious fumes of Tateism withany Republican organization of 1897 and because I framed the laborkmS successful anS honorable And speaking of political mach new election law to prevent the and any statement iv uit wuiiaij career every dollar of which I still is false ines did you ever hear tell of a the stealing of Kentuckys vote in hold this day as I have for thirteen Tate machine Or the Frankfofk 1900 Always a Democrat years without bond r i dynasty that held political power Mab ivatrcnargeacnalmy parents 1 have from the time that Ir was Jphn W Stevenson was a Demo- ihvas the only son p An Continued onFihh IgiÂ¬ t HON m GOEBEL 3 12 2 1 m T VJ lvv- v r AftVW j MUtU ft IT mmum mils pLywmmgfmmmmimmr m WAERSfc V r 14 f if f 13 17TTT W B V B B TTTrf L B B M B I fl MM 3M M m 4 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY JUNE 13 899 This is true but while parents were poor and compar Â¬ atively humble people they were always honest and that I esteem a at heritage more valuable than wealth and position My parents were as jhonest and as honorable as any my VOL XXI NO 47 GOBBEL SPEAKS ble people rfBfc 4 LM it- OneFourth Off FOR TWO WEEKS BEG-INNING- Delivers a Warm Number the Court House the His Address iiAlong Same Lines as His Recent Bedford J Speech JUNE 1st we will give 1 Senator Goebel spoKe at the ces on all 4 OFF pur pri- - BOYS KNEE SUITS sizes and we make this liberal offer in order to equalize it This offer will give you good in sizes 9 10 11 and 12 years Ourstock is overloaded on tese All Wool Suits as low as 3io Co Court House Friday night to a crowd of about 300 people includ Â¬ ing a number of ladies The even Â¬ ing was threatening and very sultry and the crowd was not so large as had been expected The speaker was introduced by Mr Chas Knight who eulogized his ability his public services and his record upon matters effecting the local interests of our people Mr Goebel launched at once into his speech which was the same in substance as that made at Bedford recently DHe said A Louisville morning publication that claims to be a Democratic or- Â¬ gan in Kentucky has for some time been making daily assaults upon me that I wish to say something about I believe it is fair to say that the malignity and mendacity of these publications are without precedent in Kentucky They have spared neither the living nor the deadthe grave itself has not been sacred to the vultures and dastards jHardin or any Duke or any Helm xhat ever drew the breath of life I Have not had a powerful family con Â¬ nection nor wealth to aid me I am not theechance bearer of a great name made famous by somebody else I sprangfrom the ranks of the common people and there is nothing under heavens sun of which I am prouder No scandal ever came into the life of my father And my mother God bless her was a helpless invalid for many years before her death I have revered her mem ory for twenty years by keeping up her membership and few in the church to which she belonged in life and shall do so as long as I live In one of these publications it is stated thatmy parents were natives of Goettingenin Germany That is true The city of Goettingen is the To- - Dav VSst ld Pair Mocha 100 Kid Gloves at Fifty Cents New fresh splendid goods 9 greens This is but one of many Ha Â¬ voc Sale Marvels all seat of one of one of the greatest intellects and cfiaracters that ever livedOtto von Bismarck and Prof Gildersleeve of the Uni- Â¬ versity of Virginia It was Alex- Â¬ ander von Humboldt whosaid that it was a misfortune that he had been born in the palace of a noble instead of the cottage of a peasant And in these publicationsof which speaic my two orotners are men Â¬ i tioned No charge is made against them except that they are loyal ties in the world It Alexander von Humboldt the greatest universigraduated Sale Continues Until Saturday WfttCKEtto H Anderson Store closes at 7 p m Except Saturdays 2 There has never S 3 teV stich with the Democratic party I have always voted the Democatic ticket and never failed to vote since I was entitled to vote My first vote was cast in 1879 and I voted for Hardin for attorney general and have been voting for him ever since The De mocracy of my county elected me to the state senate four consecutive times My service there is lomrer than any other man from my coun ty in all its history and in the meantime the Democracy of my leg- Â¬ islative district also sent me as a delegate to the constititional conven- Â¬ tion i drew Stevenson of Virginia who was speaker of the national house representatives during the eight years of the two administrations of Andrew Jackson he was Martin Van Burens minister to the court of r 1 s E Style and Value 400 as we have for you in J 3 3 II Offered at 300 350 and i Thos Jgjtnmef son s Shoes j 1 fl a this season All styles and all leatn- - See these goods Toe2ore yoii pay more money for no better ones elsewhere ers Black or Tan S zs liPETREECO ii mn i mm EXCLUSIVE AGENTS r f 11 kill ivil ivrfXi 1 11 1 11 fftvill 11 If f ti i There lives today atPhiladelpha else outside of my own family living 1760 Popular street my uncle or dead He taught me law and he Henry Goebel He is quite au old taught me Democracy too man At the breaking out of the war And in this same publication it is between the states he resided in the said that I was the law partner of He entered John G Carlisle city of Richmond Va That is true the Confederate army he served as That relation terminated in the a Confederate soldier from the be year 1SS3 sixteen years ago John ginning ot tne war until the surren- Â¬ W Stevenson and John G Carlisle der at Appomattox excepting the were real lawyers although HON Wm G OEBEL time he spent in a Northern prison of them was ever attorney neither general He lost all the property he had dur Â¬ that originate these publications to me Why should they not be ing the war He never made mer- Â¬ of Kentucky and kept his office m his hat My father and mother who have loyal to me I am the oldest of the chandise of his reputation as a Cobeen dead for more than twenty three I gave one of thm means nfederate Talks About Tateism soldier and bartered it for years have not been spared my with which he established the busi- Â¬ employment as a railroad lobbyist In a speech delivered recently at brothers are assailed No specific ness house of which he is the head and is more Basil W act of wrong is laid at the door of the other I furnished the means to Duke that truthfullythan for himself Munfordville Mr Hardin is report- Â¬ can say ed as having used this me or mine but a general discharge become a graduate of Yale college The statement that I ever lived in The Standard Oil trust language Of course either of the first of venom is poured out upon us with honors Ohio is untrue I have lived in the great trust in this country was And these publications appear in them would come from the ends of city of Covington over thirty years what is called the Democratic state the earth to aid me whenever I call I have never lived elsewhere since born in Western Phunsplvania The greatest political machine in newspaper This newspaper com- Â¬ I am proud of my brothers I my parents brought me there as a the country today is the have reasons to be I never had to Pennsyl Â¬ pany has for its president Allen R small child My father and my vania machine with Quay in get either of them a place as guard at its Carter who voted for Bradley mother and even my grandfather head It is said that myopponent 1895 and for the Louisville Repub Â¬ at the penitentiary to enable them areburied inKenton county Every- Â¬ Mr Goebel the Senator from Ken Â¬ lican legislative delegation that to livenot get eitherof them appoint thing that I possess as the iruit of ton was born there also I wonder prevented the re election of Black Â¬ ed an attendant at the Lexington twenty years of hard labor is in the if there can be any connection burn to the senate Its business asylum under the Republican Sup county of Kenton Does the atmosphere where he first manager is Mr Deitzpian a good erintendent Wiley and the Republi in one or these publications con- drew the breath of life come heavily Â¬ can administration of W 0 Brad- Â¬ Repubtican and long business mancerning ray parents my brothers laden with the noxious fumes of ager of the Republican state organ ley and neither of them was ever a and myself there are named a num- trusts and machines or is it merely Its railroad lobbyist at Frankfort and the Louisville Commercial ber of the governors of Kentucky a coincidence of birth and growth managing editor is Mr Gregory known as the speaker of the third Metcalfethe stonemason whowork Trusts and machine rule politics in also a Republican long the editorial house And that is more than a ed upon the foundation of the execu- Â¬ writer of the Republican state organ candidate I might mention can tive mansion at Frankfort and af may suit the Pennsylvanian but it does not suit and will not be tolerated Its ed- Â¬ truthfully say lor himself and his The LouisvilleCommercial terward became governor and sena by the free born Kentuckian itor Mr Stewart is a carpetbag- Â¬ brothers tor is not named in the list But I submit that as a matter of com Â¬ ger from Virginia who has been in And it is said that my father and among those named is Gov John W mon decency that statement should brothers and I were Republicans Kentucky about two years Stevenson The publication how- Â¬ The reason for these assaults is My father voted for Stephen A ever does not state what is the fact not have come from the personal that as chairman of the Demo- - Douglas for president in 1860 He that John WStevenson was my pre and political friend and official as- Â¬ ratic steering committee in the sen voted for McClellan in 1864 for ceptor that I was his law partner sociate of James WTate thegreat atorial contest I did my duty be- Â¬ Greeley in 1872 and for Tilden in to the time of his death that he est defaulter that Kentucky has cause as presiding officer of the 1876 He died in 1877 Neither of made me the executor of his will and ever known With what was the senate I refused topermitthe fusion of my brothers was ever a Republl the trustee of the entire estate that air laden where PWat Hardin was Was it heavy with the nox Â¬ bill to be put to a vote at the sessions can nor ever connected in any way he accumulated during his long born ious fumes of Tateism with any Republican organisation of 1897 and because I framed the successfill an honorabe And speaking of political mach Â¬ new election law to prevent the and any statement to the contrary career every dollar of yhich I still is false ines did you ever hear tell of a the stealing of Kentuckys vote in hold this day as Ihave for thirteen Tate achine Or the Frankfort 1900 Always a Democrat years without bond dynasty that held political power i lit is chargedthat rny parents 1 have fromihe time that I was John W Stevenson was aDemo-- iij VwerevpwrKnd rcompa iwHeWwas theonly son ot An- fContlnned on FmhPM1tlii STJ tt VS t 5i v y ir at distinguished ances- Â¬ try and himself distinguished as a great lawyer a representative in congress governor and United States senator but he was not a snob He a great man took me a penniless boy into his office and gave me the opportunity I craved I owe more to him than to anyone of St James was a man of John W Stevenson liou a- - Jii5 -A t Jn rv lT v XI Jf bank robberV a I litthYnsln MnK f5y ielepHrw 1 -- g f occarTedtyesterdayt Tile Old War Veterans Look Upon xoe robbery wasrwSrked uontKft v -It and Laugh In TrJeir eprman InquranceH5ank onki r Sleeves Icet street near Scondr by ai ueat jeMWKtt t ulTHle JunfjtfLfcw of a frank tobjjlt Jfa this city lenKenout iatethr ftsmnnn K iftaot alone thai djtbutnte wW anas tormal taWe etiquette of tke moment a complicated lesson neces sary tomaster if she would be strict ly commeit iaut Table Talk vfc fimwrjw as muorn Oarrt In the Nile w i V SS vimmntimwmaiiiiwimt L Iv rirWfiffiu ro HBIi iSTMnr1 y rir rj m9sfflfF9f Bm ysi 4i u yrrofiaMl v si i a M HABITS J Btfr Montis lcilIieH Is Ml FARCICAL WAR i R- m t Ik THE BLATHER FISH Aright that he could do it We have the only perfect fooMift and chain drive on the market Ill send two men around right thousand fishes but three or ffour in- Â¬ and there are many otter features about both machines JJjtt away for the money said the stances are known where the mother jmEEpJ r voice at the telephone at the same would interest you bv examining same New lines addeiM displays any affection for her joung oS remains by tlieni time thanking1 Mr Rapp for the ac- Â¬ Ofra Threshing Machines Owensboro Wagons general line Parlin Headquarters rkw Hsber The father stations himself Uy the commodation sw oetand presently appears to be dining dorif s Implements Bolder Twine Etc We are located rn the Bonte building corner 8f hr and Shortly after two well dressed upon the eggs hut if he is carnfully Hbpkinsville Ky and will be glad to show you through these machines and serve young1 men appeared at the bank watched it will be seen that he is tak Â¬ Water streets with a check for 55000 signed ing them Into his mouth with thegreat vom at all times Yours Respectful v j es care and not swallowing them William Edmunds Cashier Cit- Â¬ VJJ They are lodged fa what corresponds izens National tothe cheeks andHeld there The money was counted out to the The eggs soon Hatch the little fishes young1 men who were profuse in grow and the countenance of vtheir thanks as they accepted it becomes greatly swollen and puffed out of all semblance to bis Nothing more was thought about former sjelf lie caauot begin to I6se the transaction until the check his mouth and presents a most extra Â¬ reached the Clearing house at 1 ordinary appearance A NEW MICROBE oclock to day There the forgery To accommodato and protect the Cnrthts ad out and tend to u wlihtlOO ana wo will toudyou tui tubjtet D groxving family the fish submits teethe KEWlXPIIOViD ACnSqCBKSrAiaOUOliatSbyfrelKlltCO was discovered iomilBiilonYoaeanexamlnoHatjourneareEtfretghtdepotaaa TfiilsMnrlT greatest inconvenience and only perrepresented eiual to organs thai retail at 1 If roa find It exactly as Mr Edmunds pointed out to the THE CUBAN WEEI mits- them to escape when it is n phys Â¬ From Paris Comas Word of the JiO0lo10030BreKreatestYalueyouYersawanainrDicruian organaaavenxseuiiy astonished officials of the German nwii ihi flirt oner ical impossibility to- hold them any New nicrobe Discovered by iStSK7RIS0U Insurance Bank that he signed his Huch of the Crop Being Harvested longer At this time the father will un y name always Wm B Edmunds dergo severe treatment rather than re Â¬ Lbr others Bucb an oiler was nererjnaile before Professor Fahrigr the- - Emi- Â¬ and Cured i linquish his progeny He has been IIC UUlCN loneofthemtoBrliUMiitHMedlB Till AUMt fiHCCM etrumeqtseveriiadelrqnithalini3trat1oa and never wrote out his given name nent Bacteriologist thrown out upon the beach but still nmcu 19 ciiic uiw winwivBt ii saoffn William as it appeared in the uim ffio nf itntirui AiDfirBcc XVX5 niDnairainoui u rrTt ivr1 f CI iSj4 There are 100000 acres of tobacco clings to hi9 charge even during the OuartorSawad Oak antlqueflnlshiUaiiasoniciydeowat Which it Has Been forged check 8990tylo THEltMliqilsSU death struggles Sfany of tho yotmg ana we Stt Inches lae Inches long feet 5 Inches hiirh 50 pounds contains 6 ctitnll stops aa follows Ulipu The matter was then reported to lands it is estimated suitable for remain in this singular cradle until Proved Causes rflaclpsl DnlcUu Jlelodls Ctleste Iremaas Bus Coupler the grades of tobacco now under they are four inches in length rtbt Coupltr PUptsoa Farts Principal Fsrtr and Vol Hun the detectives lTon 8ircll10raUOrg Swell 8t EtiaOetuloapUr Baldness cultivation in one portion or another The male seahorse has a little pan oh ISclof OrtbntrToilfJll iontoryPlrJ0ll7lti BrlllUst St lir OlevU Chirmlasly SAMtaclodlt llrsds1 Sctef American Women in Cuba The larger part of these hi Its ventral surface into which in of gIUcbSlcllolTSuoitll IUlMOatedl 1 Stl at Herd IStt rrincipsi nai some manner it places the eggs of its si rietsiDt nnaroaioiis action consist of the celebrated It was just after one Washington are in Havana and Pinar del Rio mate HOW THE MICROBE WORKS TUC AllMC UUCCM ancTbe IHt APUCTrtfCCU When they Bd which are only used woman w ith a great deal of pride Provinces fi the hlirhest mdi Instruments also fitted with IIioh Many of these lands rome too numerousare hatched to con andlarge Bond Coupler aud Voi llomsns also best Dalre felts leathers ii I J A irri v had been telling of how she saw the are owned by American- tobacco trol the seahorse presses the poruoh itc Deiiowsortoaoessruoiwrcinm o pirneiiows nt cic and finest leather In valves THE ACME QUEEN Is queens jubilee procession in London houses One of these houses raised against a stone and gently urges them What is Needed ir Stop Its Rav- Â¬ finished wlthjiiaxlsberelca plate French iniirornlcuel frames and every roodemlraprnrement US IKMUll FKERa handsome organ stool and the bestorgn two years ago at the cost of only 5 3000000 plants on its plantation in Lto take their departure At this time Instruction lw published Des- Â¬ ages and Prevent Our are almost invisible m i ZWLWjAZ Vjf for her seat that another Washing- Â¬ Havana Province this year and it they but in a strong beam to the nakedI CUARAWTEED25 YEARS eye of sunlight tJT IV l2 if V slal VsKisssBBflNKSVf iboIIus likwfknurA 1iiM wrifftm hlnrlfntr9f any rSBSaSBBBnBKvS-fc-fYiK14BP cendants from Being a ton woman the mistress of a fash- has 850 men engaged in working I have seen them moving through the terms anaconoiiwns or wnicn KUiranteB cjins part glvea outwe repair it free of charse Try it oa ionable school for girls related her the crop The tobacco crop in the water like mjriads of minute bairoons bodIk and wawlll refund your money if you are rot Race of Bald Heads r Jjwfa 7 perfectly satuneo sooormce ergscs will tie sold si tvrzl r JJ1TS OMfnotoee Uontdelj experience She was in London for Vuelta Abajo district whichi pro They grow rapidlj and are pre3edLupon nun nn rinii itu 10 rnTMil irMtrn Tr by myriads of fishes Cincinnati Â¬ the jubilee she and tnoother Amer- duces the finest tobacco in the Ta us asfc Tour FALLING HAJR IS CURABLE not dealt with of this paper neiehhor about ci -w rf ABgJfcS1 or Metropolitan Itatluial the publisher ican teachers and not one of them world is being1 harvested andcured lianlc Nstlonal Banlc of tbe Republic orlinnUotCimmorcr Cilcaro orieriian r r1 Mux r iif rrAllroad or express company In Chicago iVHltl- kisMii iUtnrraCiJ in riffjiKoiASiT wanted to spend 5 for a seat so at present This variety of tobacco CAMELS HARBOR HATRED est business blocks In Uulcaco andcmploy nver poc fcjarpr wl balldln nriniNOS S12SO0ftad npt nlsoeTerytUlnfirtanuiiiul tM acrt c tuovsulo prjee t they hit upon a plan which strange and the Havana tobaccos which Paris June 1 Prof E Fahrig uneeial onran niano and raailcl Intrumnt rsr o U3 Artirr nCjrrfs3anVnjrrnSir CO is as it seems never once occurred to resemble it most closely require a Tbej- Walt Patiently for n Lonc Tlme jthe eminent professor of chemistry EARSeROEBUCK Dntll O piJortnnlty Arrive anybody else in London On the considerable time to ripen after jand doctor of saiencg has made pub- for Revenue of the memorable day they they have been cured The present lie the naturo of bis latest discov morning went to a small park Regent park crop will not be ready to be worked a camel eries in regard to fibie huumn hair The Arab who has angered will throw Ws clothes upoh the ground and the microbe which causes dau I believe which the parade was into cigars before next October DR- and the infuriated beast after stampi- druff falling hair gray hairandbald- to pass The gates were open and President McKinleys latest civil ng- on them nud tearing thero asunder they went in The keeper of the ue s service order exempts nearly 10000 with his teeth goes on his way and the a1- park rented each of them a bench offices His discovery will wheu throaghly driver is- thereafter quite safe as it as follows seems to be an axiom with the camel understood revolutionize the treai and these they dragged cloe to the 13 CE 5760 that no- man shall be put in perii of life iron railing- which separated War Department high meut of alt hair diseases 1773 twice for one offence HI The Treasury Department the park from the street In his treatise lately published be 934 The camel li stupid save v hen angjy Interior Department vi 09 PinCT park gates were locked as soon as Department of Justice describes his experimouts as- to the en m 3J w 329 and then seems to become almost pre Â¬ the procession began to move and Postoffice ternatural in carrying oat its vengeful contagious properties of dandruff as tfRriCO ywBg 3MEe 5jljj trn UjJW 244 Department p0tUaKJSsUHOst designs Palgrate relates the follow Â¬ caiintd by the transferring of the although the pavement outside was 81 ing storj of a camera revenge which Department of Agriculture 1 Ad nC inierobkfroni oue person to another 52 serves to illustrate this point A lad The Navy Department were inside the inclosure m hnir brushes etc awl also ex Â¬ A New Discovery for the Certain Cure c INTERNAL an4 of Bureaus 67 of 14 had conducted a large camel laden Americans stood on the benches and Head with vtood frpm one village to another plains how the microbe can be deEXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN at a half hours distance As the ani had just the liuest view of her ma uy proper germicidal ana 9240 mal loitered or turned out of the way airoyeu Total queens jesty imaginable for the microbicidal applications CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED its conductor struck it repeatedly and carriage paused for a moment diThis treatment as Dr Fabrig TUBES 3Y MAll 75 CENTS BOTTLES 50 CENTS harder than it seemed to have thought Water Filters rectly opposite them And for all he had a right to do But not finding uidkes clear by destroying the mic JAMES F BALLARD Sole Proprietor - - 3t0 North Main Street ST L0US MO the wonderful sights of that great Persons who relv upon domestic the occasion favorable for taking im- Â¬ robe also cures the disease of wbich it FOR SALE BY ft C HARDWICK 5 cents filters to purify water for household mediate quits it bode its time That is the cause and therefore gives pei day they paid just precisely was not long in coming A few apiece for the rent of their seats relief from dandruff and fall use will be interested to learn that time day later the same lad had to recon muient Woman About Town in Washington on the authority of the state board of duct the beast but unladen to his own iug liriir aud pievents gray hair and health of Maryland uch filters may village When they were about half buldnebs eveu up to extreme old age Post to steadily lose efficiency until they be- way on tie road and at some distance His formula have been used in the the youn man or youug woman wlio would win succeps in life This The Debutanets Plaint come first rate culture beds for bac- from any habitation thecamel sudden being coiici it sighed the newly teria says the Sanitarian An exam- Â¬ ly stopped looked deliberately round preparatiou of Crauitonio Hair Food that Stmidh iifdtbe is of first importance to get your training Ht tbe school Ay de mi very front rank in as made in Paris at tho laboratories one would ple cited is that in the case of a man in every direction to assure itself fbat launched society girl The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky have to be blessed with a memory in Baltimore who sends the whole wa- no one was in sight and finding the of the Cranitouic Hair Food Co ac road clear of passers byi made a step cording to his directions and this as long as Methuselahs years to ter supply of his house through a forward seized the unlucky boys head Book Keeping Seven experienced teacheis each oue a specialist nr his iiu Write for a beautiful book giving testimo keep in mind half the fashionable large filter and subsequently puts his in its monstrous mouth and lifting article is therefore the only logical SUortliancl nials iroru gniiiuiuei occupying prominent positions requirements of the day Its hard drinking water through one of the him up in the air flung him down again Hud scieiHfic treatment for all hair Telesrapliy all overtheUnitedStatesit will lie mailed to you free the erafter all than school routineaud small domestic filters common in day on the earth with the upper part of his aud scalp diseases market A test showed that on a skull completely torn off Having thus I know I shall cut a disgraceful fig-Â¬ when the city taps were Tunning 510 satisfied his revenge the brute quietly The American laboratories in New ioi k City to prove its wonderful BfARRED P ROCKS SEND US ONE DOLLAR and this ail and weVlH And this plaint at the con- Â¬ bacteria ure senlvnu thl hi B9Slb its pace toward the village as mtn 1809 ritltrn blrh rrldr HFSEIUUIK COiL aJd WOOD Jo the cubic centimeter the resumed nothing were the matter till eH acy will give a way a free bottle clusion of a debutantes luncheon large filter was delivering 9900 bac- Â¬ though took BTOVE by rrelght C OD subject to emmlnstlett Pen headed by a magnificent your freight some men who had observed the whole to every applicant by mail prepaid when the array of knives forks and teria in the same quantity of water cpckeiel with some extra line depot and if at too greaT o to nuv address though unfortunntely found perfectspoons laid alongside the plate had females ly satisfactory if ColumbuF the diycoverer of Ameri distance to be able to afford timely an4 tbe srealtit Those of our readers who wish to mute menaces from the begin been btois BAR help came upand killed it London take advantage 1 PER 15 IUIN you was the son of a weHYPr of this free offer EGGS ning to the end of the repast ever saw Telegraph or beard should send their name and address ofpay the Terence the celebrated Romun Furtively she watched her comTliio riu i cut iu any number wanted Grow Itlch on IlountlL it uce to the Cranitouic Hair Food iOEM oar panions at the serving of each new dramatist was at one tune a a me is the last year I s ell t ggs BPLCllIi Genuine hunters are ant to sneer at On 52b West Broadway New York Pit E course and her ease of manner was at 100 TbegreatFreucbdraimitjstMolieie any kind of trapping and declare tibat City enclosing teu cents iu stamps or SI300 only restored when she knew to a was the sou of a tapestry maker it is not sport and perhaps it is not less the ei 00 wniTEFORormnTOFWKE sent with or but it certainly serves a worthy purÂ¬ silver to pav postage and mention RODMAN 3IEAOIJAM II phlitBTHle Ky STOVE CATALO QUE certainty which spoon to select for der or 112 00 pose and freight charges This stOTO Is site No 8 oren Is Two brpthers Ihingln her bouillon and which fork to Demosthenes the most celebrated Southnt times are making more than a the Eopkinsvjllc Kentuokun when r from iDrtxiaiu top Ist2x23 matlAnjtAW best pig Iron extr Dakota flues hi CBTV covers linings AGENTS Y ANTE D FOR THE large oven shelf heary tin lined oren doorand grates orator of autiquity was n cutlers eon the free bottle will be sent them di lartre handsome choose for her salad Unquestionahundred dollars a week trapping wolves plated ornamentAtlnns and estra LIFE AND Aphivementsof Admiral nickel 1a nlnnlau LbJI LbirEU4ui trimmingsl mimw rect by nidil prepaid bly is this an era of specialism and Hornce a was shopkeepers son and coyotes Liberal bounties are paid unii ijvumua diuuiio Lnt coal turner msde and iw ra9vr Dewey ornamented base the worlds greatest naval some largo FDlfK an extra wood grata malting It spor- we furnish b3 the state for the hides These men By sMUa8iirjuMiiMsTisssiiiwiTiTi7iiiiniiiiMWiiinBsi TR 1SSUK feet wood turner BMni rO GVARANTEM Thomas Wolsey the English Car hero frjoodMural Haletead the life erery stove and guaranteei safodelUory to yourwith1 own 70 traps and use mutton for bait rall uud admirer of the ua road station Your local dealer would charge you tttju long qn which ht sprinkled a scent which diuul ana btfitelpian Was a butcheis tipup 1QQ ffr ve HH Biggest and beat book for such a stove tbo frelghtts only abouttrtilrcsC idl XKWrM4W4rWW each600mlassowMsyaiiatltt 100 has the odor of mubk If the wjud Is son over 500 pages 8x10 inches i noadv SEARS ROEBUCKtfcCOCHOCHIOACOIU mm scCflt attracts wolves and favorable this f f 100 puges halftone illtistrqtiousfiOnly BBJssss Srf Rsjik Co ars thsrsaghly reliable Mllsr i BSSBBsV coyotes from mjlesaway They make Euormoyi demand Bigcipm If yOur stomach tis disordered Jj a bee line toward tibe spot whence the bp tiUjii rfgularfand yoiidptitt Bleep raiseipiiB jH uuHiijie unancHoi a rBce3tT proceeds ai4 wW jpjL LIVER AND BOWELS 1 in J ill l IH uou PnnvrwifAonHriwBiioi airt a aiuAbi noa ixrvrui lifetrrneWritequick Ttift Doinio thing to patent I JlM Prott i oiir Ideas i r he mar Caxton BOjNA CO Patent Attorneys WosMMSiL ii ia ijr ujiovhui iu iuiuuwk luin ion Company HrbViFloor V ft Wnra TH SYSTEM TOvRZSIStf tEVAlIJ6 BISIASM X rt fVor tirirl AnitoiT 1 uust before thetfbur fbl-- closing the banks which Is 2 oclock the uerman insurance Baulcwas rung up by telephone and a call was miade for MrEdmund Rapp the sassistantcasbier who answered Hellof is that Mr Rapp was asked Yes was the reply This is Edmunds Citizens Na- Â¬ tional Can you let us have 55000 in currency See if you have it in 10 20sandS50s Mr Rapp said he would look A moment later he answered all If any proof of the farcical nature the Spanish war is needed it can be found in the latest official state ment of deaths m military service occurring since the beginning- of hostilities The record is prepared by Adjutant General Corbin and represents a death roll from all causes from canned beef to Mauser bullets In Cuba 1399 At Honolulu 45 of Is a singWterflslit early Bible times It iff defeated to tfie Apostle Simon or Peter and Is known wTn npia Slmonls and I especially comwon or lake- - of In Palestine and Tiberius Nearly all these fishes have method of caring for theliyoung At tic time of spawning1 the mother fish forms a little nest anions the reeds and rushes in which she depos its perhaps 200 green egg about the Size of shot WHICH sue irnmcmniei deserts Curiously enough in all the that lias been Jcaown from iere tFea Has Come M To Stay- -3 Witlx a lull stock o Maciiiiies and Itlxti a H wiff pay the farmers to see these machines before placing their orders as there is no ma We have the only solid chine on tfee market as well adapted to their needs as The Milwaukee frame harvester on the market and the only machine that raises and lowers from the seat and xfr the only concave Steele bull wheel and the only truck that goes on without bolts iff V r P Jfe -- 5TTTX i W S5 IN THE- - In Porto Rico2ST In the Philippines 606 In the United States 3872 Total deaths 6209 The most brilliant achievement of the war is General Lawtons great work in the Philippines The expedition marched 120 miles in twenty days was in the thick of twenty battles captured twenty eight towns destroyed 300000 bushels of rice and lost six men killed and thirty one wounded A constitutional promenade of six miles a day twenty two battles fought with six killed and 300 con- Â¬ 000 bushels of rice captured stitutes a chapter in American military history over which the griz- Â¬ zled veterans of the war between the States may well laugh in their empty sleeves Mayfield Democra J IlUVAUIUXMUWmt j fji llr-Til-n- pia Watkins I Edwards --Y lrJ r sowusome dollar ifi meBsBtegffisfo i 7 1 2 Mm r SSiVS V BSTr m V IHK kl 1 1 V 11 r- k vjlteirirf2Xf c- SAvV y I W rt- ij I aboofb to C2g MAimrnQf TABLEifS BUCKEYE a mmm zzc kis PILE s 1 1 vai CURE A BUSINESSEPtcAT0 1 c xf JWilk W 1 1 rvwa T1i4 Hnk 3 todtANtESTHE Rimy ASH i BJTTf i m m n ssssW k y v ri vv tf v MSMSSMMMMSISSMSS HHr MHT 2 jTSTj gftHaMiMiBBiaaBiBBfiBwpBMfBBBwjhaHa- tf flF J ralt iTJ m J ftti m tj BL miTttt J VW H L H H In m mrMPi Nn 91 Hi b tBk V w 1 H Hf obI BB HM oB BiaH BJI H4d fl B I HLJHHH HtAl I BBHaBfflBl BiBifr TBioa bbbbbbHbbbbbbbbbbbM BBiHH Ifit failf to curefcb tayjbur merchVit bbbH rw t MZ7 YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Price 50 ctslk VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Sole 7 IliMSv 1 IB I JRb wl 1 Bmm1iJ jJjj Zj SOLD BYR- - C HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY Every tirrioa doctor Collect he adds to hisiilgotteu guiLS n ib fee CIRCUIT COURT DIRECTORY First Monday In February term three weeks third Monday In May term two weeks I was seriously afflicted with a weeks first Monday In September tem threo lust fall cough for several yearn and had a more severe cough than ever hkisti an Fourth Monday In February term six wcek First Monday In Jane teirr before I have used many remedies four weeks Monday In September without receiving much relief and term six weeke f try a bottle Calloway Second Monday April term being lecommended to in of rhHtnberlHiuH Cough Remedy by three weeks First Monday In August term knowing me to be a two weeks Second Monday in November a friend who term three weeks poor widow gnve it to me I tried it Lyon First Monday May gratifying results ireeK first Monday in tnAugust term two and with the most term two The first bottle relieved me very weeks flrt Monday In beptember termtwo second bottle has ab- Â¬ weeks much and the solutely cured me I have not had pa good health for twenty years I CARDS give this certificate without solicita- PROFESSIONAL in appreciation of the tion simply gratitude felt for the cure effected H Respectfully Alns Majiv A Beard For sale by R O Claremore Ark Proprietors MEMPHIS TENN P Wz fi s 1 X r FRENCHMENS PETS of Animals SOURCES OF TIN United States Not So Fortunate as Man7 Other Countries in- Â¬ Shown by Some Fa mous Litterateurs don tfows The edit ess Mile Nev- has been assured of ihe good tviII and ynpathy of a number of acade Â¬ micians Literary Frenchmen are veTy much in touch I have often noticed ithjnnimals Scientific Frenchmen w rwtareMs I can remember Lamar tin6 and dogs He said of them They arjfot once mybodyguard and my frienJT They rdad my thoughts and coiBct themselves accordingly I also rBllect Michelet and his white Angorat This beautiful creature twisted roimd his neck like a boa and kept it warm in winter AVhenincold leather he walked out he kept his Hands in the ride sleeves of his over coarjs in a muff The cat was rolled i uinthem George Sand loved birds Cnbutho did not sem to care for do inestic animals- - Old Duma was the t fricnd of all animals hal would re v spout o his friendship and especial- Jy of dogs He had some seagulls essiH inat reanv stooa uigu in tneinxeiieci- kXWfll scale Ifcnan did not care for The tin used in the tin plate lew journal LAmi des Betes nasi wealed m Parip savs the Lon dustry comes from several sources THE PALACE Aprils Most Attractive Bargains in MILLINERY k mri fin - rat deportment Dumas Ills disliked the dog but was lull of admiration for the cat Pierre Loti confesses friend Ship for his cats They understand him and he them They are not in trusive or awkward or brusque in their ways and are most at homo in a snug ly luxurious salon SI Mezieres inherits nothing less than a passion for cat from father mother and his four grjkjdparents His mother used to fcmiYPrsr vnih Vifr onls nnrl ihov nn derstood her Marshal Gonrobert was extremely w ways of hissensitive to the graceful cats and thought the kit BWten the most charming creature alive xney ojyu uoppeepreierscatstoacgs i are more nsdiscreet and he finds they we treated ilf6 us cat enb will not caress the person the Awho uses it rudely and stands aloof Ipit not right M Coppee actual pet cat is a young Angora that sits motionless on his desk when he writes Were he to go on writing for hours ueru ii wouiu may- - J waiiis among his scattered sheets of manuscript never disturbing them and does not set it5 paws down on writing that is not dry II Lavisse has subscribed to LAmi des Betes He see in animals une vague humanite They have sensi bilities and they suffer like human be Â¬ ings andhe thinks they have a right to oe tended in their evil days by the sister of charity rlnt linrr mrrAln ff Sjihis Avifes but he was devoted to cats i wnicn ne xnougnt xnc dcsi raouejs oi ir- - nrtnrc Tivilfiec fn n i ti Vut of these is found in Aus- Â¬ The tralia and the Straits Settlements The latter furnish the most desir- Â¬ able tin known as Banca tin This is regarded as the purest and is in consequence more sought after by the manufacturers of tin plate The Cornwall mines were discovered about 55 B 07 and for 12 centuries were the one source of this mineral In 1240 tin was found in Bohemia Five hundred years later in 1G0 the Banca mines were opened- In the following century Australia became y producer of block tin on a large scale From 1S72 tin has been found in commercial quantities in New South Wales Queensland ancl Tasmania The United States has not been so fortunate although many at- Â¬ tempts have beeu made from time to time to find tin Tin was discovered in California as early as 1S40 but there was no raining done until 18G8 Only for a shorl time were the mines operated they wers then closed down and remained so until 18SS In this year an American company bought the property with the intention of op- Â¬ erating but it was sold to an English syndicate before two years had passed Something like 800000 was spent but no special results were secured The total product of the mine was vG5q00 pounds of tm valued at5G 000 The Harney Peak mine is the story of another futile attempt to get The tin in commercial quantities Harney Peak as it is familiarly called is situated near Custer City S D A great deal of money has been spent in the development of this mine but it is doubtful if more than ten tons of metal have been taken out of the ground The English capitalists were also heavily interested in this at- Â¬ tempt In Alabama Xorth Carolina and Virginia tin bearing rock has been found In no sense can the United States be regarded as a tin producing country Yale Renew bt C TANDY Hundreds of Hats trimmed and untrimmed iill 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 K Hard wick druggist 4 When you lose money and gain wmlom by it your loss is your gair Boars the Qffice orer i it JEJNTXST Kellys jewelry store v HOrKINSVILLE KY RNDKEW SARGENT M D 4 Th9 Kind You Have Always Bought Mrs Ada Layne KASZAiiO Physician and Surgeon Ilopklnsnlle Office Ky Prudecce is a feather plucked frcm Court Room Telephone Office M 3 UResldcnce B3 4 the wing of some paBt folly Jas B Alleosworth JasILandes HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In tho early parbs o spring blossoms lortn trees and uo wers causing tho desp6ndcnt chord to vibrato to this the most delightful of all springtime and how do you feel Have you that tired shaky feelingthe forernnner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid Fever If so you must not pass this warning as It is an Indication of sickness avoid this consult us as our advico costs you nothing Call on your druggist and procure a bottle ot Dr Carlsledts German Ilver Powder Take one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions and after two weeks course of these two great remedies vi will feel like the flowers look la the spring Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season If when the atmosphere is full of germs necessary and when your system warns you repeat the above These Remedies in stock and sold by I fifth and Main streets opposite Cltj andes Allensworth Attorneys-ln-La- Office in McDanlel building near CourtHou se Will practice in all tho courts and supre m court Special attention to collections GREAT REDUCTION SALE of Trimmed and Untrimmed HatB From now on the Leader will sell all of our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats including patterns at a re duction of 50 per cent and anything in our line will be sold according to our advertisement To be convinced call and price them as we are determined to close them out to make room for our fall stock It will I be to your interest to call before purchasing elsewhere E H BARKER DENTIST Office over First National Bank 4F Hopkinsville Ky REMEMBER THE PLACE To ray Customers and Citizens William Yates have sold a half interest in my business to Jas J CalMauy pi ope go through life leav vert a man who has had much expe- Â¬ in ing gates opeu for other people to rience in the business and workeddate all the large cities and is up to shut I hope that my in workmanship friends will call and see us First class shine 5c Respectfully Anderson Fowler I The LEADER 105 Main St MME FLEURETTE LEVY CASTOR A For and Children I Infants CALVERT Successors to William Yates YATES iWORMS Jprcparod by VERMIFUGE Most In Quantity WHITES CREAM liest In Quality The Kind You Have Always Bought BOYD POOL Ky For 20 Years Has Led ail Worm Remedies HORSES PHOTOGRAPHS It Takes Skill to Pose Steed High Spirited Signature of CajfTdiM Barbers SOIiD XJY AXjXi JAMES F BALLARD St LouisS J HARDWICK W DHTTGGXSTS mmti H Faxon J 7th street Hopkinsville FOR SALE BY R W w PRINTS WITH X RAYS Experiment of Interest to Newspaper Makers By the use of a sensitized paper a Frenchman has succeeded in doing some printing with th X rays though hfs accomplishments have not gone Photographic i i i if W duced This was placed on a pile of prepared paper two inches in thick ness and after an exposure of a few seconds to the sensitized paper washed with a gelatine bromide so lution much like that commonly used iM Izabard man iby photographers aged to eecure excellent reproductions atfhe codv each sheet of course be- ing developed as in photography Me- chahical drying of the developed and fixed sheets was resorted to in a trial tfor speed and the result is said to have been satisfactory Theonetrou- lbh Beems to be the difficulty of printing on one side of the paper only as the method so far used allows the jprinting to show on the reverse side lof the sheet The inventor is now at work on a scheme to prevent this land thinks that the trouble has been practically solved by a method of een Utizing the paper in strips so that r4nipressions will be taken on these stnps only leaving the intervals ready hior tne strip sensitization ana pnoto- Knipuii piiuiiu ut u iuwuu operation on the other side The experimenter o thinks it possible to photograph far enough to threaten the existence of the printing press Radiographic ink of a material calculated to inter- Â¬ cept the rays was used as a medium for making the copy to be repro- Â¬ It is an almost invariable rule with the exhibitors at the horse show to have photographs made of their pets und the amount of money thus spent is considerable The price charged for making a photograph of a fancy 1 orse is entirely out of proportion to the cost of an ordinary picture Fifty or even a hundred dollars a dozen is gladly paid by many owners for pho- Â¬ tographs of their favorite animals and even more has been charged by leading photographers for obtaining photographs of winners It takes an expert in a double sense to photograph high grade horses satisfactorily A leading photographer said to hie The operator nntst not only know a lot about photography but he must know horse nature like a book since half the battle consists in getting the subject to pose satisfac- Â¬ torily Until you try to pose a nervous high spirited horse you can have no idea of the almost endless bother in- Â¬ volved You cant cet the beast in just the attitude you are after and induce him to keep the pose You have to watch your chance and take him when you think it is all right For the reason that horses cannot be kept long enough in one pose for time exposure work the photograph- Â¬ er is obliged to make all his pictures from snapshots taken in bright sun- Â¬ shine In order to bring out the tex Â¬ ture and gloss of the coat properly the light must be strong and clear In the early spring the atmosphere is generally too full of moisture to get satisfactory light and all things con- Â¬ sidered horso 6how time is the very best for photographing horses N Y Herald How much pain the evils have us that never happened Especial attention to patrons clean Lines co6t Satlsiaotorr service Call andbeconvlnccd 6 Wheeleb Mr J Ketcham of Pike City Cal says IJunug my brotuera Jate sickness from Rciatic rheumatism Chamberlains Pain Balm was the only remedy that gave him any relief Many others hnve testified to the prompt relief from pain which this liniment affords For sale by H C Hardwick druggist W W GRAY TOHSORIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS Wheeler robacco Warehousemen Faxon Grain Deafersv cor russellville and b e sts Ky Sent us Covered STREET ELB BUILDING Commission Merchants Clean towels and everything first Give us a call Fire Proof War eliouse Liberal Advance on Consignments Hopkinsville All Tobacco by Insurance There are no churches dying from the exhaustion of liberality Do you have sick headache with and vomiting chilliness yawning and general lassitude That condition if caused by h disordered liver Take Dr J H McLeans biver and Kidney Balm and Dr J H McLeans Liver and Kidney Fil lets and a complete cure will result For sale by C K Wyly SHIP YOUR TOBACCO T0- FIFTH AVENUE HOTKi lomsvirxn ky rid Best 2 Hotelin the nausea Electric Elevator PikeCampbell Manager RAGSDALE COOPER 5i CO MAIN STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Even a woman will give mouey the right of way when it wants to talk R ECOOPER Salesman JAS WEST same sheet of paper at the same opera-j tion though hjs successes in that di Â¬ rection have not as yet been marked save when small piecesi of paper and widely separated lines for reproduc ijt Tioye jbsss used H Y Tizzzz The egotist naturally Jeada a lonely ifi diffwnt ponv pnpli eio nf l hn V in ft iu- - life H v v4La innn t JT w Dr Mountain i Bishop of Durham iiepcrar I ft ilaBurnsjjhe ScbtcKpoetllwas Observations regarding the growth of man have determined- the follow ing interesting facts Themostrapid growth takes place immediately after birth the growth of an infant during tho first year ox its existence beincr about eight inches The ratio of in- Â¬ crease gradually lessens until the age of three is reached at which time the size attained is half that which the child is to become when full grown After five years the succeeding increase-is very regular till the sixteenth year being at tno rate for the aver- Â¬ age man of two inches a year Be Â¬ yond 16 the growth is feeble being for the following two years about three fif ris of an inch a year while from Ifrtoraotho increase inheight is seldom overdho inch At tnefoge of age The man who takes care of his stomach who keeps his body properly nourished will find that the body does- - not fail him in old age u ne great valueof Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery lies in the preservation of the working power of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition From this center is distributed the nourishment of the whole body the salt for the blood the lime for the bones phosphates lor the brain aud nerves A sound stomach means a sound mau A man who keeps his stomach sound by the use of Golden Medical Discovery will wear the crown of gray hairs as befits a monarch with dignity and ease dow in his counsel He commands love and reverence Yet how few wear the mantle of age withdignity Dim eyed querulous of speech halt- Â¬ ing in step childish in mind they lag superfluous on the stage dragging out the fag end of life in a simple existence The secret ot a healthy old age is a healthy middle The healthy old man wears his gray hairs like a silver crown What if he be threescore and ten if there is still fire in his eye firmness in his step command in his voice and wis Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky NAT GAITHER This splendid newHotel beautifully furnished throughout heated by steam and equipped with electric lights and ice plant aud all other modern improvements is now open for business The table will be unsurpassed by that of any other bouse in Gaither West TOBACCO t COMMISSION I MERCHANTS Four months storage Free HOKINSVJLLE KY Liberal advances made on Tobacco the South LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor KENDRICK RUNYOW OF- CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes Bro PBOFMETOKS PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Paper hanging a specialty work guaranteed Leave ordersat Gus Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings A11 G entral TobaccoWar ehouse GtarksvUle Tennessee Free Storage to Shippers We Solicit the Patronage of AH Who Have Tobacco To Sell Cash Advances Made J C on Consignments M The emiment French humorist Fmcois Rabelais woe the son of an apothecary A physician can prescribe Mr- Ottos Spruce tium xiaisara aiie Formula Is on the kaffe Cures your Cough in a day very pleasant to take Children cry for it Lartre size tottlcs plica 36c and 30c QPUM iwata and Whiskey Habits cured at homo with Â¬ out pain Boole ot par tlcularssent FKKE BMWOOLLEYMD Offlco 101 N Pryor St ui KENDRICK Salesman t C HANBERY F SHKYEB Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Bavb Toob Photographs Made At PEOPLES HANBERY WAREHOUSE SHRYER WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Proprsj Dr T1kmw Bfofoop of WorwMiler Far a BMutlful Camplsxlan Uca Dr Cartataa faGar man Llvar Pawtfar JTOtUMVy tir i sk Ariderado Fowler a r k Fourth Avenue ILouisviUe Ky M V ntharmiBAinafritnAH V- Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKINbVlLE KY and Eleyenth jafCaref ul attention given to sampling and selling all tpbacco consigned toils Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco inured unleT rfJKI i r1 rt ilVi T i aH k HKf- - v w ni rr vr aSi i Mrnsna BEisT v- - sfsmmnastme vw irtlifc -c h I SB AS damajr other1 than dhtchitif u Un- Â¬ Jeff hookÂ¬ til FitK sent left toio irif1 lilt two lefts to fac ed i left on JelFft batf tyit straight Jeff came back with hard lift on body Jeff sent straight left to Fitzs face staggerjug champion to ropes This was Jeffs round k NinthBoth men came up vviiljj ingAyr with Fitz the aggressor but JeCsent him back with a strarglit to face Fitz Jiard right on body Inthe breakaway after a clinch over in four more daysyou might be a rich man i yoii go on wast- Â¬ TUESDAY JUNE 13 1899- Jeff landed twice Fitz sent bank After oiice mere with kft on body ing you will never have a competency Capt Stone will carry all least thous another clinch Jeff put two smart New York Sane 4 four of the eight counties of the nnri mvinlp saw Jim Jeffries defeat One way you waste is to pay more for DEMOCRATIC TICKET left rapon nose which madeBobfs- Second district Henderson Webs- Â¬ f the worlds your clothing than is necessary to get the A 3f ter and Union are about conceded Bob Fitzsimmons routtdsof whirl Â¬ uasal orcan bleed asrain Jeff sent eleven champion in FonEaittoad Commissioner left to head smartly then with best The way we can lielp you is tojgive and he has more than a fighting Jeffries- left the backhand blow brought left in conf fighting J BEETOaER DEMPSEY Â¬ wind Hancock Mc you better values for your money thanariy chance in Christian i acknowledged muster oc me sent Jsifof Hopkins County Lean and Daviess will probably in- Â¬ the he defeated He had the Aus- Â¬ tact with Fitzs nOse Jeff house in town We have specially a very right over heart with all his might struct for Goebel though the Har Â¬ man wippedfrcm the eleventh stiong line of ATTENTION DEMOCRATS din people are claiming Daviessv tralian Fitzsimmoas- - was- - hist as and had Fitz guesejng when the round bell rang Jeff bad decidedly the In Hopkins county the fight between active clever and firicuy as- wnen Hardin and Goebel is fierce and he defeated Corbett He went un- Â¬ better of the round The Official Call For a Mass CoTenth Jeff came up looking con- Â¬ doubtful A prediction would be faltering to defeat He a the fident Eltzwore an earnest look ntention Saturday June 17 If mere guesswork m arrrpRsr of the fizhtlnc all the on his face The Galifbrniau was time ti The contest was puSledi off aggressivtand sent straight left to SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Pursuaut to bu order of the Demo without a wrangle Jeffries deliv Â¬ head Fitz clinched Jeff made Ranging in prices from cratic Stte Executive Committee There Fitzs jaw with left swing on jaw V ered brutal punishment the Democrats of Christian county Five Young Ladies Who Secured was very little betting There put Fitz on his back Fitz was are requested to meet at the Court Awards was plenty of money ready om both verygroggy wheh ha got up in House in Hopkiimille Saturday sides but very good odds seven seconds and was sent down June 17 1899 at 2 oclock p m The Hisrh School Class of the A conference between the man Â¬ again with right and left on jaw standard time to select delegates to Public Schools competed for hve agers and Referee Silec resulted in He came uj again in five seconds the state convention at Louisville scholarships The winners were the folio wing That if one man is Jeff rushedhiminto x corner try- Â¬ Mens business SuitSt all wool in cassimers 17 1899 June at the Tabernacle holding with both hands- - and his ing very hard to finish the cham Â¬ announced All known Democrats and others Thursdav evening worsteds cheviots serges 100jstyles to The highest opponent has one hand1 freer the pion whowas very groggy Jeff Tvhp supported so latter cars hit at will U both arc was too anxious ancifailed to finish Wm J Bryan for grade secured first choice and show you from and those who pledge on down the list The competition holding with one hand neither ran bis man President themselves to support the nominees for first place was very close the Hit and the referee must vcp be Eleventhr Fitz came up slowly cf said convention shall be entitled young ladies grading 933 and 929 tween but assumed the aggressive Jeff to participate in the county couvention a difference on only one fifth and 1009s f m Fitzsimmons entered standingoff evidently waiting for ISAAC GAjRROTT Chairmau one point The scholarships were the ring accompanied by Martin a knockout They clinched three GEORGE EGARYSecretrry chosen as follows Julian Yank Kennedy Jaclc Ev- - times coming to- close quarters Mens Dress Suits and fine business Suits Miss Willie Jackson South Ken- - erhardt and John Hickey Fitz- Jeff put two hard sights over Fitzs that never fail to please Can fit every Augustin Daly the best known tucky College simmons looked the picture- of heart sending him hack then sent of all theatrical managers died Â¬ body from Miss Pattie Bartley Bethel Fe health and strength Within a straight left to neck following with last week in Paris male College minute Jeffries climbed through the left on chest Fitz tried right for 1 Miss Annie McPherson Oxfosrd ropes accompanied by Manager jaw but fell short Jeff then as- Â¬ The President of France is now Brady Bill Delaney and Jack sumed the aggressive and jabbed heavily guarded whenever he ap Â¬ O College Miss Robbie Anderson and Miss Daly Both fighters were received his left to head A left on jaw from pears in public Lillian Bush Kentucky State Col- - with tumultuous cheers Jeff dazed Fitz who stood in the The Democratic State Executive lege At 1014 Referee George Siier en- Â¬ middle of the ring Jeff looked at Committee will meet at Lexington tered the ring and at 1015 the men him for a second and then when he WHALLENS CROWD to day at noon were introduced Fitz wearing had him at his mercy swung right dark blue trunks with a belt of tojav Fitz went down and out Attempted in Louisville Fitzsimmons was a big favorite Primary miniature American Sags Jeffries and relinquished the championship Breaks Up in a Riot in Hopkinsville and many of the wearing wmre iruuitts xu wcigms to the Californian boys who gave heavy odds are now were announced but Jeffries was Time of the eleventh 1 minute News was received lastnightthat easily fifty pounds the heavier sick a bed 323 5 secons Shoe Co the Democratic primary in Louis- Â¬ The bell rang at 1022 Successors to Mammoth Clothing As soon as- Fitz was carried to There is but one serious objection ville broke up in a series of rows at First round Bo4h men in center yTV spectators crowded his corner to Bill Taylor for governor aside noon the committee controlled by of ring They feinted with Fitfc over the the beachesand through ropes for his politics He is unfitten for Whallen getting together and call breaking ground Fitz led left to and the police had great difficulty the office ing it in Whallen gave the anti head but Jeff ducked cleverly Jeff in keeping the ring clear The Whallen candidates only 12 out of The officers of the stranded the 340 officers but in spite of this led left and fell short Fitz landed partisans of the Californian almost Pan Â¬ steamer Paris have abandoned the the autis developed such streugth lightly right swing on neck They went crazy with excitement came to a clinch but broke clean demonium reigned for seyerai sec- Â¬ vessel and turned the wreck over that disorders resulted at the polls Second Fit made Jeff break onds Fitzsimmons came to very to the insurance companies and when the police interfered to Fitz sent left to body Jeff coun- Â¬ quickly Jeffries walked across to maiutain order the election was tered with stiff left on face Jeff the Jim Jeffries the new champion defeated champions corner stopped Further action cannot pugilist of the world is the son of a now be taken until the State Con- Â¬ landed two lefts on body shot left Both shook hands warmly Judg- Â¬ three times on Fitzs face without ing from the expression on Fitzs Los Angeles preacher who says vention has a chance to make some return Jeff then knocked Fitz face he did not feel much disgusted the Lord was in the Coney Island much needed changes in the party flat on his back with a straight iight and was on Jims side at his defeat organization left on mouth Champion up in two A sallow jaundiced skin is a symp Coin Harvey will start on the seconds Bell rang HARVEST BEGINS tom of disordered liver us it springs xoad in a few days to collect money Third Fitz bleeding from uose from biliary poisons retained in the w committees Early Wheat Crops Ready For First blood claimed for Jeff After blood whicn destroys energy cheer for the Democratic campaign fund He will make a a clinch Fitz landed hard left on fu uesS strength vigor happiness and the Sickle HERBINE will restore he tour of the States lecturing and Jeffs face repeated it three times and lire functions of the liver Price natural on law getting subscriptions Fitz then landed left swing The earliest wheat is now ready and left hook on ear Jeff came 50 ets Sold by R 0 Hardwick Capt Henery M Nichols com- for the reapers and the harvest back with left hook on side of head JJDGE BROWN QUITS Wash G mander of the Monadnock at Ma Â¬ season opened yesterday and will Jeff sent both hands to body and The brove Fitz back with left on chest nila died suddenly of sunstroke be prosecuted with vigor Â¬ Formally Withdraws From the Saturday On the same dayLieut general crop will hardly be ready Fourth Jeff sent two hard left Race For Lieut Governor JXichard B Westnedge of the reg Â¬ to cut before about next Monday hooks to side of Fitzs head right come Dr J D Clardy who is always to body Fitz sent left straight to ular army died of tj phoid fever In a speech at the Court House among the first started his reap- to eye and heavily couutered on Saturday afternoon Judge M D Mr J M W Smith the well- - ers to day Jeff landed hard right over body Brown candidate for Lieutenant jknown newspaper man will begin Fitz answered with Governor subject to the Democratic the head DR GREENE DECLINES the publication of a new paper in heavy left on chest Fitz broke party formerly withdrew from the Tompkins ville the first number ap ground shooting his left to jaw race The reasons given were pearing July 7th The name of the Will Not Succeed to Dr Whit Fifth Fitz led off with left to his private business had kept that him Position new publication will be The Southsitts face splitting Jeffs eye which from making a thorough canvass ern Progress and it will be strict bled freely Jeff retaliated with 3y independent Dr J P Greene of Missouri hard left on ear Fitz put light and the absorbing interest of the who was elected to succeed Dr W left on Jeffs moutb forced him to public in the gubernatorial race u had made it difficult to arouse any Allen R Carter President Al- Â¬ H Whitsitt as President of the ropes Jeff sent two lefts to jaw bert S Dietzmau business mana- Â¬ Southern Baptist Theological Sem- Â¬ and right on forehead without in- Â¬ interest in other contests f h ger and Chas I Stewart editor inary has deelined the honor and jury Fitz came back with X Texas Wonder hard of the Louisville Dispatch are uu will remain in Missouri Dr Ker left on neck right on body Jeff Halls Great Discovery MWVWWfflk der bond for criminal libel the foot is spoken of now as most likely replied with two stiff ones on face Oiie small bottle of Halls Great u warrant having been sworn out by to be chosen to the position il Sixth Fitz jumped across the Discovey cures all kiduey and blad Chief of Police Haager Peas beans potatoes Jeff broke ground Fitz der troubles removes gravel eures ring There v more Catarrh in this Bee put left to face Fitz still on ag diabetes seminal emissions weak rtiul lame back rheumatism and all ir Senator Blackburn is reported to tiou oAhe country thau all other dis squash lettuce iaYe attended a Goebel conference eases put together and until the last gressive crowded in with right for regularities of tb8 kidneys and blad to ear der in both men and women Regu Just as few years wan supposed to be incura wind Jeff crossed right in Frankfort Saturday lates bladder trouble in children If t we Said when Senator Blackburn blfl For a great many years doctors Fitz sent left to face hard right not sold by your druggist will be local disease and over injured eye iltz sent lett asparagus etc pronounced itll took part in Charlie Sommers trial prescribed localremediefc and by con Â¬ sent by mail on receipt of SI One followed with hard small bottle is two months treat the best thing for him to do is to stantly failing to cure with local treat twice to head left to chest Fitz uppercuts his ment aud will cure any case above ifight shy of all entanglements He mentpronounced itiucurable Science E W HALL catarrh to be a constitu- opponent with rightouwind Round mentioned cannot afford to become a partisan has proven Sole manufacturer St Louis Mo tional disease and therefore requires ends in Fitzp favorof any candidate The freshest Vegetables on the market formerly Waco Texas 444 constitutional treatment Hairs Ca- Seventh Jeff slow coming to For s4le by T D Armistead Hop tarrh Cure manufactured by R J Finest variety of Strawberries received daily jab- Â¬ kinsville Ky ground Jeff Broke Co Toledo Ohio is the scratch 444 Taylor maintains a strong lead Cteuey READ THIS from Republi Â¬ only constitutional cure ou the market bed left to ribs Californian re In the instructions 441 Cuthbort On March 22 1888 444 Fresh Fish Fridays and Saturdays He capt- - It is taken internally in doses from 10 ceived left counter on ribs Fitz This irf to certify fo can county conventions that I have been a drops toa teaupoouful It acts direct sent left far back on neck in mix up itar ff wed in Saturdays conventions ly on the blood and mucous surfaces sufferer with a kiduey trouble for teu 444 444 pearly all of Jefferson and Nelson of the system They offer one hun Both swing right and left for head years and that I have taken less than 4 Co Uopkinlyille Grocery i vv jand Meade counties Pratt carried dred dollars for any case it fails to landing lightly Fitz hooked left one bottleof Halljs Great Discovery aa j ana l iniiiK inaiiain cureu j cueerr cure Send for circulars and testi to side of head Jeff jumped in lion and Stone carried Bourbon monials Atin olilfAij if s Address vjth hard right Oh body Fitzi illiiAfiivinnH ntil Pnififl There was a w T tthvl iugiif roin abVjJkiduf troublefaa I Ft J Cuknet k Co Toledo 0 round w -Ikuawty ncitliing that I cMto ifo Sold by Drucgi8ts75c opijtyn pTeauiut Unlesstbe4Jtide A J eT- The tfhatVeeic pfthcDeroocrtte JEFFRIES canvass finds the three gubernato Â¬ OTmpfTttday and May Xorainga rial candidates pretty equally matched in Christian county Each ar tie candidate has some advantages Knocked Out Fitzsimmons in Stone has perhaps a larger number n of supporters Goebel has the best Eleven Rounds JSJPTION 2 X YEAR IN ADVANCE Organization and Hardin has a fol Â¬ lowing buoyed up by more conf- Â¬ JLif oeT reading ndttaeg SO centsuer in vv r PlocalBSQenwUneeachlttsTtiou idence and enthusiasm It will be Nine Thousand PeopleWitncss L atea etandngaavertUfttuetrta if H for fWfHi r a pretty triangular fight which i v ouutpucuuuil the Contest For Cham- has so far engendered no bad feel- Â¬ OFF10K21230UTIIMAIN STREETS V ing Everybody is glad it will be piouship lienors V1 1 iMUei lUttturiifltt nt t IfH a m mhMM tonCiiu i 6th eften run se Without Youd SrS--WHAT J it t w Childrens Suits 5e to 500 I C7 n r 500 TO 1000 1000 TO 1500 JTWMXCO CROWDS ARE ATTENDING- OUR 7X mm May Price Killing Sale EVERY DAY oods are going fast The If you would share in these bar gains quick IGANT LAYDEN f FOR radishes m m m cucumherslonions Ik a CALL ON US j i i j T L W 1 1 A iSiirei- Vft tiiV j ir Kt f iiMMuaiHHifi JV 40 t A men m r t lp a r pf vv 3V Sj fifejHimUt at the State convention that OLD LADYDEAD MAI I j I TIRED You Mit rlil of nil In tbo blood Thero la but one remedy Ifthts Is your exerlonco then yonr mood is poor and thin and filled wltli Impurities Thoro la but one euro tlmAA tviUmm mniifc Olir w It Acers makes the blood pore and girei It new life and power Tho starred nerves are better nourished Tour head ceases to ache Your brain keeps clear You aro not obliged to begin tho days work all tired out 8100 a bottle All druggists 0 AYEU CO Lowell Mass It J Thathisde markable utterance feat would mean the fall of the cause he represented and would be heralded around the world as such b Continued frdm First Page The speaker in an amusing way told how the news would effect the for thirty years that drew more great potentates of the world and money from the public treasury than the commotion it wouid cause in the t any other set of men that ever fig- Â¬ households of effete moharchs Did ured in the history of Kentucky you ever readordidyoueverhear that beg an with a Democratic ma- Â¬ said the speaker of Lee or his jority of 80000 and endediand mar-Â¬ generals Abraham Lincoln Grant tyrized themselves butnotlventucky Andrew Jackson Patrick Henry by turning- Kentucky over to the and the other great captains of the t tender mercies of W Godfrey Hun- - world claiming that if they went ter and WO Bradley And who down the cause they represented were the principle beneficiaries of wouldalso- die Those illustrious this machine Why those free men are dead but there are other born Kentuckians P Wat Hardin differences between them and Har- Â¬ and James W Tate din than that he is living Mr Goebel then referred to his And Mr Hardin accusesme of having been born in Pennsylvania own party services which began in That is true I was born in the the Senate in 1887 He enumerated litoe mountain county of Sullivan many splendid services he had ren- Â¬ in that state a county that in 1896 dered the Democratic party and when the state of Pennsylvania closed with an expression of the hope that the people would aid him gaveMcKinleyover300000majority votes to Bryan in his ambition to secure the high gave a majority of its which is something thatthecounties office of Governor of this Common- Â¬ of Mercer and Adair and Wayne in wealth Co Thorne Follows Kentucky failed to do It may be Col W P Thorne candidate for fthzLt Hardin selected the place of vns birth LieutenantGovernor was present Fdrove some days sincfe over the and proceeded to set forth his turnpike road from Lebanon to claims in a humorous speech of an About midway be- - hour He got off many good things Springfield JlXhveen those beautiful towns my told some excellent jokes and kept 11 companion stopped our vehicle and the crowd in a roar of laughter He pointing to a dwelling said There made a fine impression lived one of Kentuckys greatest If thodispositiun to worms in chil And my dreu is not cured they may become men I said Who The leader of emaciated weakly and in danger of friend responded in his day the convulsions WHITES CKEAM the Kentucky bar i nominatedVhlm for Governor and chose Senator Lindsay over Black Â¬ burn and Gov Knott his own county of Mercer helping him to do it and to adopt the platform written by a gold standard man He kept the party iu doubt as to his attitude from June tb early autumn and when Gov Bradley asked him at the Louisville Auditorium whether he would if the appointnient of a United States Senator devolved on him appoinfa free silver or a gold standard Democrat he failed to answer as he evidently thoughtthe question a raising of false issues the creation of a diversion and an attempt to plaster over Democratic principles with foreign matter Mr Hardin claims to be a martyr but martyr has always been thought to mean one who suffers for a cause not one who makes a cause suffer for him as Hardin has done At Shelbyville Mr Hardin is credited with making a most re- Â¬ litttttfrttt pecia locals V 7s To those who drink whiskey for pleasure HA B PER Whiskey add zest to existence TothoBe whodriuk whiskey for healths sakej HARPER Whiskey makes life worth living Miss Elizabeth Coon an aged and SOLD BY W R Long Hopkins well known pioneer lady of this ville Ky county diedat the home of Ed Claiborne on North Main street Sunday night of a complication of diseases subjuct to old age She for less price and more Hj was a daughter of Benjamin Coon H qualitythanyoueversawat was one of Seventeen a pioneer and She was a member of the children The Hopkinsville Methodist church and will be Mercantile Co H buried from the residence of Mr Claiborne where she has for years made her home this morning Rev W K Piner officiating Burial at Hopewell Cemetery She was 89 than ever heard of be- Â¬ years old fore for a good suit APPROACHED JURORS The Hopkinsville Miss Elizabeth Coon Expires the Age of 8 Years MOAYONS BIG a tt t k tr im P t Cf Dont Fail to Atteud 5 a CLOTHING J - the CHEAPER 9 II And Judge Cook Calls Them Into Mercantile Co MOAYONS GREAT SALE GIB lif gi GO Court In the case of the commonwealth vs Geo Gee information came to Buy Clothing of any kind Judge Cook that some of the panel g until you get ourprices of jurors had been approached and asked what they would take to H The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co hang the jury Judge Cook had the brought intc court and two of jury them admitted that they had been talked to but said that the party was a man they did not remember Judge Cook ordered all jurors to re- Â¬ port to him at once any similar conversations intimating that some- Â¬ are going at wonderfully body was in danger of being sent to low prices They must be jail sold The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co FIVE OF THEM GOEBEL SPEAKS J j DONT J 0 Eh All goods will be sold regardless of cost nothing excepted or rejected We will offer goods at jirices never quoted by any merchant beipre 3 Call and see for Yourselves a- CHILDRENS SUITS MOAYONS BIG STORE CHAMPION BINDERS AND MOWERS Young Lawyers Who Are Licen- Â¬ sed to Practice PHILADELPHIA SYSTEM v peer in congress of John Randolph who called him a kitchen knife whet ted on a brickbat and the most conspicuous figure in the constitu- Â¬ tional convention of 1849 Ben Har Â¬ din the real Hardin a sure enough And then I turned over the man pages of Collins History of Ken- Â¬ tucky and found that Ben Hardin too had had the mistortune to be born in the commonwealth of Penn Â¬ VERMIFUGE ia the most Bucceteful and popularreinedy Price 25 cIb Sold by R O Hardwick BORDELON GRISSAAt Former Hopkinsville Girl Married In Nashville The Nashville American contains this notice ot the marriage of a sylvania And when I turned the pages of that book a little farther I learned that Elijah Hise one of Kentuckys greatest chief justices and the grand uncle of John S Rhea too was born in Pennsylvania I have heard it said that even if l Mr Clay was not born in Kentucky and that James B Beck was not only not born in Kentucky but not in the United States Mr Goebel then proceeded to ex Â¬ plain the necessity of the election law which took the appointment of election officers out of the hands of partisans who could make them all otone party and required that the Officers be divided among the par Vies In the 11th district the machinery of elections was entirely in the hands of the Republicans who in some counties gave the Demo- Â¬ crats no representation at all and in Louisville a Republican judge appointed no Bryan representatives yb 40 precincts The records showed that Congressman Colson himselfa candidate for re election was an jtficer of the election in his precinqt IWevote of the llthj district was TUd back in 1896 to see how much vas necessary to evercome the Bryan vote and when at last it was returned at 16000 the Republicans cound have made it 26000 just as easily Republicans demand itsre- peal because under it Hanha can not buy the State as in 1896 as he 4k too good a businessman to putup Hismoney for goods that cannot be dellvVed A similar ilayy js in ef- Â¬ fect inyifginlaaudTeriue5seeand former Hopkinsville girl Miss Aion Grissam and Dr Al- Â¬ bert L Bordelon of Louisiana were quietly married Wednesday evening at Elm street Church by Rev A P McFerrin The ved ding was the culmination of an in- Â¬ teresting courtship which has last- Â¬ ed a year or more Dr Bordelon is attending one of the colleges and first met Miss Grissam at her home He has been an ardent suitor and his persistency won out in the end It was the intention of the couple to be married in the fall but they changed their mindt Wednesday and it was agreed that the cere- Â¬ mony should be performed immediately after prayer meeting that night Mr and Mrs Carpenter the parents of the bride saw there was no use opposing and acqui- Â¬ esced The bride is a sister of Gano Grissam a well known newspaper man and is a popular and attrac- Â¬ Mr and Mrs tive young lady Bordelon are with the brides par- Â¬ ents corner of Summer and Ash disband streets where they will remain un Â¬ Southerlauds New Command til September Lieut W H H Southerland has been assigned to the command of Entered a Complaint The grand jury made a complaint the Dolphin Lieut Southerland Friday to Judge Cook that the body distinguished himself during the could not get the Sheriff to serve its war as commatider of the Eagle papers promptly The court sent for the jury and instructed the fore man to indict any officer failing to perform his duties according to never stops because the weather Jfi law Sheriff Barnes was waiting Is warm to get a number of papers in one Then why stop faking neighborhood so all could be served SGOTTS EMULSION at one trip There will probably simply because its summer Ue no further cause fori complaint I Keep takintf Lt Itjvjll heal your t Jf 1 Five young lawyers have been Council Committee Will Not or will be admitted to the local bar Change House Numbers They are Mes- Â¬ this court srs Henry E Holton Geo C Long The Street Committee of the City Jr Josiah D Harris Thos L Council has finally settled upon the Woolwine and Douglas Bell Mr Bell is at law school and Ijas not system of numbering which is the yet been admitted Mr Woolwine same as now used The houses will not locate here being a resi- Â¬ already numbered will not be required to be numbered again ex- Â¬ dent of California cept by order of the Street Commit- Â¬ tee in casemistakes arefound The IN TOWN GEN HARDIN numbering will be done by canvass- Â¬ ers for Meacbams Directory under Leaves on the Horning Train for instructions from the committee of Henderson the City Council appointed to attend to the matter Duplicate numbers Gen P W Hardin was in town will be furnished to the city officials Sunday night and after a confer- Â¬ ence with his leaders yesterday who will see that all houses are morning took the morning train for numbered It is proper to say here that Henderson The General js very strangers who are canvassing the coufident and left his followers here They refuse to city are not representing Meachams much encouraged Only home people will believe that he is in any danger of Directory be employed in the preparation of losing Christian county this work The census takers are now at work and we ask the courteLEE HARDIN BEN ous cooperation of those called upon to the end that the book may be Brother of Gen Hardin Hakes made complete and accurate Speech Saturday For relief and confort in Asthma uo of Mr Ben Lee Hardin brother of Cousseus Honeycts Tnr has by equal 60 RC Sold Price 25 Gen P W Hardin made a speech Hardwick at the Court House Saturday to a good size crowd Those who went ALL BUT ONE expecting Mr Hardin would answer Senator Goebels speech of thenight Of the Public School Teachers before weredisappointed Hemade Re elected a very conservative address free from personalities The only thing that excited comment was an The Hopkiusville Public School apologetic reference to Dick Tate Board of Trustees elected teachers which was regarded as a bad Friday night making only one change in the present faculty break The list of teachers is as follows Livingstone McCartney Superin Younger Set Entertained tendent Misses Lelia Mills Julia Mis Cornelia Wallis entertained the younger set at the home of her Arnold Hattie Dietrich Albertine father Mr A M Wallis Friday Wallis Lula Graves Adelia Clif Susie Rutherford Edna evening The hostess was assisted ton Mary Mabel Dryer Smythe iu receiving by Misses Elizabeth Walker Kuth Penn Dora Leich Nourse and Nell Donaldson About hardt Martha Walker Lottie Mc a dozen couples were present Dauiel and Annie Cox Mrs Berta Gaut Mro Mary Pattin Ware Club Disbanded TheWednesday afternoouLiterary Mrs E W McKenzie Mrs Rosa Club at its last meeting finished the Bramhanv study course for 1898 9 and voted to BURGLARY FRIDAY NIGHT Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys and Phaetons Old Hick ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smooth Wire Plows Disc Harrows and Cultivators Advance Threshers and EnginesCIover Grass and Oat Seeds Our stock of Harness and Saddles is com- Â¬ plete Yours to please Oth St Near Court Honse GUS YOUNG A MODERN PARLOR 11 I mii i IM IK Virasriri iC J l m wsmft- Wi shows great progress iu the manu- ncitie r fine furniture in recent Wh ken n with all the lat- Yea- e t tylfs and artistic designs iu furniture fir pnrlor librarv bed room diuin room aud office aud our store h replete with beauty in all the lat ht ami bet desigus iu flue furni ture nr the cheaper grades to suit all Utstes aud purses srtr aML m t KITCHEN 30 WALLER a 4 52 SUMMER South Main Street Hopkinsville Ky 1899 THE GREAT RESORT 1899 DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE Dawson Hopkins County Ky upon tho Louisville nud M mphi diishu of the Illinois Central railroad formerly Chesapeake Ohio and Si uthwestern Railroad 165 miles west of Louisville Xy and 58 miles east of Paducah Ky The Arcadia House is new aud neatly furnished with capacity of enter tainiug 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owuers of the Springp and the guests of the Arcadia House have free access to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the mouth1 of Juue and July offer many advantages to persous visiting the Springs The dry aud liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to CO Proprietors N M HOLEMAX These celebrated chalybeate and salt springs are situated immediately mv J CRASH SUITS J Clover seed 11 ME g Eed Top a 5225 Mens pure linen Crash Suits g Boys knee pant Suits 0 Or Â¬ J A Klnkeads Safe Blown Open on Ninth Street Mma8f CONSUMPTION i wJnKi f ElizarowBlVtdVeloftx Coloredpmansjpeath f aSdth J A Kincaids grocery store on Ninth street was entered by a crook Friday night and the safe blown open The thief however did not gain access to the money drawer being frightened off before the job was completed He made his es cape without being detected leav hero By Murat Halstead the life- ing no clue as to his identity N long friend and admirer ot tne na tions idol Biggest and best book The as You Like itciub Qver 500 pages 8x10 inches heuriy Mrs A H Eckles will entertain 100 paces halftone Ulustratiou Only Euormoiij demand Bigooin the As YpiiXikelt Club this Sl00 vjuqucu u a rnl98IOns VUlllnree i theVclub will en- evenitigi 111 Pota Â¬ Gar Â¬ den Seed Stock Peas m JD1 F IPTELOIWUVS large lots at our big Mar Â¬ ket House We will sell Onicoover Hank of UopklnSTltle KESIDENCK Molhernon llace cheaper than any house in O co Nn 12 HeBlrieiice No 104 the city Staple and Fancy AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Groceries at great bar- Â¬ LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral gains Tiatvav tho worlds Greatest naval chard Grass Seed The Hopkinsville M toes and all kinds of Mercantile Co E B CLARK B CO VI GROCERS For Rent Store room now oceupitd by me vniue wr rent HiiqrtJHHr jq M orrather iifetiroeiYrito - naWir qtticki -l- Thn Domini Brri ElnnY-- rwkiti BKb Jir n Mill ji WWMJlf W MP BNHBPi WWWMWWWIMlfc v- v i m r r r - -- t it ejwi t r- muuii w Ml IUG iy iii iiiimiwi niiiiHvwOTiapniiiBFiMaHiwnMMiHiMiHpwHBiH 11 itTiln illllMliiHPl will I r iTB 1WHHT TrrUPnf iflWPMii iWMiMWlJiyWSrV Ml giff iHSxum9 r iw jzii JM r ibiiiii hi 7 a iRflSTIlR IA nHi mp h h imv h oh im m m mt jmFXximK For Infants and Children wWL i fiBBfipg MgB The Kind You Have -r ftmuaung meioodandRegula Dg fefietabJePreoaraunn for A- Always Bought II j OUR s HALF OUR BOYS AND GIRLS hourwith rXA r j wnmfjtr mBmmm BnHi ffbodcligestlon sound sleep a fine appetite and a ripe old age aresomeofthe results of the use of Tufts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of theft wonderful effects and virr An absolute cure for sick head A CLEAR HEAD L TH GXE4W yif ThrCRif ville rtnR faeolttuitn i to une fivansviJleSi LouiS kTi Aal A Known pact Nasnlle tlicStoaadis andBowels of Bears the Signature of ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizzinessconstipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Memphis Mpur gomcry Mobile an New Orleans i Mk without miA stm rfT MiV fcrjCKUUNBlVALEB L RonKteslJigesUonCkciful- mess and Hestcontamsncillicr OpwanMorpnine nor Hineral Tutts Liver NATIONALGROWtE j MOTNARCOTIC AAlf The Kind You Have rstimtfOlllrStfMnELHKEHl J1ott the Territorial Pyramid of the United Sntc Ilns Ticen Unlit Up Since 17S3 Scmr that our treaty with Spain Is ratified 101090 square miles of territory are added to the United States making1 a gTand total of 377150 Ssquare miles 2Cearly a century and a quarter of time the shedding of patriotic blood and the expenditure of much treasure have been necessary for this acquisition But from the beginning of th first struggle to the ratification of thelast treaty the building of our stable national territorial pyramid lias stead ily continued First came the foundation stone in flic cession by Great Britainunder the treaty of 1783 at the closeof the revolu- Â¬ tion when we acquired S27844 square miles of territory being all we own east of the Mississippi river and north of the then Spanish Florida posses-Â¬ sions After 20 years in 1S03 we more than doubled our broad acres bj- - the Louisiana purchase from France add Â¬ ing 1171931 square miles to our territory at a cost of 15OflO000 and ec quiring some of the richest land on the continent embracing the expanse be- Â¬ tween the Mississippi river and the Pacific ocean and between the posses Â¬ sions of Great Britain on the north and those of the then Mexico on the south SFFfe K- rf1 it hWri i L w at v7ft V ytpittJettt Si CaianaSoiai ffitmSetd ftmfitdSiifar s MMran JAHsSZu K WonnsConvulstonsFevxrisn ness andLoss OF SLEEP TflcSimlle Signature oC UonSour StomachDiarrhoca ApcrfecHIemcdy forConstipa w T T iji IS1 kew ttoeb EXACT COPVOFWHAPPEB Always Bought iHr AxTnRI lb THE CtNTAUR COMPAMr NCW VOHK CITY I PAGG RICHARDS Tom curpets are alwaysready to rip the light fantastic toe Blar Mastiff KIlln n Uttlo Greyhound and Then Dlinppcnr Xever DIGEST YOUR FOOD Xlnetv rvcr cent of all slckncs9 Is caused by CofanectionH are made at to Return Ajjnin Guthrie and food not being- propcrlydlgested It creates pol- NashvUU for all points Bona ana pocs into your Dtooa aau uuju juumo county Uablo to almost any disease theliuman system A gentleman from Indiana who is absolutely reliable related a dog s heir tp Use Dr Carlslojita German Liver orth East South and W est You story the other day which would seem Powder and watch the results doso wUl feel Give it the good effects after taking one In Pullman Palace Carat to Indicate that a dog can suffer keen a trial and be convinced Price 25c remorse years ago he said Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures EMIGRANTS A few Your Cough Just the Medicine I owned a fine big mastiff which I had this road will receive spodallow rates for Children reared from puppyhood and who was For sale by See agents of this company for ratea Â¬ intelligent and faithful He was exroutes c or write f o Fowler tremely good natured and seemed to Anderson N C P Atmobe G P TA exercise the most considerate crtre in The adding pig and spelling bee LouiBville plnying with children or smaller dogs are not in the same class not to hurt them When 1 had kept the mastiff for several years I became the possessor Kind You Have Always Bough y Bears tho of a delicate little Italian greyhound The mastiff treated him ns one of the i iafyyt 4Uc44X of family and never abused him but the TO little greyhound considered himself a Know thyself but don tlet others dog of superior breed and too aristocratic to associate with the mastiff get too familiar He would snap and snarl at the mnstiff Tetter Salt iOieuiu iiimI Kczeiuii when he came near and when the dogs VIA The intense itching and smarting were fed the little greyhound would attempt to drive the mastiff away incident to these diseases iB instantly This continued for some time until one allayed by applying Chamberlains day after the greyhound had eaten the In connection with the Southern Paclno quantum of food thrown to it it ran Eye and Skin Ointment Manyj very up to the mastiff snapped it on the leg bad cases have been permanently and attempted to take its food The cured by it It is equally efficient mastiff looked ntit for a second and for itching piles and a favorite rem then as if it had concluded that it was edy for sore nipples chapped bands time to teach the impudent little grey leaving Cincinnati andLouIsvtlleon I C R hound a lesson grabbed it by the neck chilblains frost bites and chronic sore R fast New Orleans Limited tram and gave it a little shake When he eyes 25cts per box For sale by EVERY THURSDAY dropped it the greyhound lay limp and R C flardwick DOGS FIT OF REMORSE Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta JSavanah Macon Jachson ville and pomts- in Florida srsyiftys 1r f n CALIFORNIA NW ORLEANS Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car lifeless His neck had been broken 8s8 HHk Brag that was the mastiffs name looked 1 if CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN 56r MfX ICO Q48 HHHk vniiu AiTii fcgggA rerxAf s rs tSIftil Building Materials Of AUQKinds LUMBER LIME ANO CEMENT Give us a call when you need anything in our line N DAGG h RICHARDS HGPKINSVILLE KY ESTABLISHED IN 1852 SAMUEL HODGSON fmporter and Alanufacturer --Lvi-oi of I V lW Grranite Monuineiits CLARKSVXLLE TENNESSEE n if KJ1K5 1 N and TABLEiTS ETC of Hopkinsville Ky AIR FM WHITLOW is my soiicitor SEASQlSr OF 1S99- A M C fV l are tne most complete plant food known and the fact in a bag and branding it DISSOLVED BONE does not make it animal matter HoneststrictTy pure An- Â¬ imal Matter Fertilizers cost more than rock goods because they are worth more and we ask that you remember this fact Our goods go out under our guarantee analysis nnd this guarantee is good We offer our goods on their merits and refer with great satisfactiou to their most excellent repu- Â¬ tation in all parts of Ohio Indiana and Keutut kv where thev nro etpn Ve respectfully urge you to give the celebrated Jones Fer- sivelyused 1 I lIlTiriw On fa nnnAo a tniil n hr Crt Sr l Ctl 4Mfactory results and future oiders will certainly follpw X To Odb Friends Another season of feed time is fust approachinp and the wise and piudent farmer will apain ii66 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 UBe of commercial Fertilizers is almost universal and the experience of mnny years has proven conclusively that ANIMAL MAT- Btt of putting ACID PHOSPHATE ROCK rtiiiuLEjna Jt Wf4 I A S WHITE Agent HOPKINSVILLE KY ii-Jv--iiJ-- iuui iii iCJ head and tried to cheer him up suppos Â¬ ing that he would forget all about it No until after inissiutra target can A H Hatigon O P A W Kellond A OP Chicago Louisville in a few minutes But 1 was mistaken heartily congratulate another who The dog slunk awaj and never reOUR TEIlRITORlAIi PYRAMID turned That was nearly three years bits it Tne Alamo The second layer was added to our ago and I have never heard of the mas tiff since I can account for his actions Bears territorial pyramid Sft7CAH0 The Kind Von Ifavo Always Bought the Sixteen more years passed and in in no other way than that he was overSignature 1819 at a cost of 6500000 we pur-Â¬ whelmed with remorse and shame for of chased the Spanish Florida possessions what he had done Punxsutawney section of 59208 Spirit and added the third The iuhu who races for wealth al square miles to our growing pyramid ways fiuds himself out of breath at LIKES TROLLEY RIDES Then came a rest for 2G years during which time the older territory was beÂ¬ the finish ing rapidly settled when another sec- Mike n Yellow Host Wltliont Dlsrln fruUhcd AnceNtr y Han Dccomc tion of 370133 square miles was acNothing equal to Pricklt Asn Bit a Grent Traveler quired at a cost of 10000000 by the ters for removing that sluggish bil St Louis San Francisco RR annexation of the independent state of Trolley Mike a yellow dog of uncer- ious feeling o common in hot weathTexas now known by that name to- Â¬ er It creates streught vigor appe THROUGH CAR ROUTE gether with portions of Kansas Colo- tain pedigree has transferred his alle- Â¬ ite and elieeiful spirits BETWEEN giance from Philadelphia to Staten rado New Mexico Oklahoma and In Â¬ -Island Last spring Charles Burns a LOUISdian territory tt is a common fable of women who AND This last acouisition soon led to motorman on the Chertnut Hill Mne once hmdsome to forget they trouble with Mexico which brought on took Vi on a wee pup which pokedt werb SPRINGFIELD his hungry nose in his dinner pail at are no longer so war ending in peace under the treaty JOPLIN PITTSBURG of 18 18 under the treaty of 1648 by the exchange barn After that the WICHITA Mr John Bevius editor of the which we gained 545783 square miles of EUREKA SPRINGS Pre Authcu Iowa says I have territory embracing California 2C- f FT SMITH PARIS used Chamberlains Colic Cholera vada and Utah with parts of Wyoming and Dinrrticet Remedy in my family DALLAS Colorado Arizona and New Mexico for fifteen years have recommended SAN ANTONIO For this we paid in money 18000000 it to hundreds of others aud have HOUSTON There was left in dispute 45535 square uever known it to fail in a single in- Â¬ miles of land south of the Gila river GALVESTON stance For sale by R C Hardwick now Included in Arizona and Aew Solid Vettibuted Train with Pullman Sleepers druggist Mexico and In consideration of 10 Harvey Dining HH tnd Reclining Chair Can 000000 Mexico ceded it to us by the Mp time tablet and full Information furnhhed The wise mau carries hisknowledge upon application to treaty of 1S53 A thin layer was added GEO T SICOOISOI MELTIUE to our territorial pyramid aud his watch for his owu use and Tray Pair Agent Genl Paair Agent Then 14 of the most important years uot for displny Chicago News ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO in the history of our country passed when in 1807 by purchase from Russia iV 7ltr i No man can work well with a torpid If for 7200000 we added to our territory liver or constipated bowels A few the large Alaskan block of 577390 doses of Prickly xsn Bitters will square miles quickly remove thiB condition and Thirty one years of non expansion make work a pleasure rolled around when last year Hawaii came to us and1 we gained a thin slice Daniel Webster was the son of a of 05S2 square miles On the heels of small farmer Â¬ this came the last addition by the extension of our jurisdiction over 101090 Bad TROLLEY MIKE management keeps more square miles of land relinquished to us by Spain under the late treaty that little thing waited for him at night people in poor circumstances than ny other one cause To be success followed a very short and most decis- Â¬ always making the final trip cuddled fu oue must look ahead and plan ive war and calls for the payment of close to his feet and then off home atiead so that when a 20000000 on our part N Y Herald to supper and bed Later Burns went portunity presents itselffavorable ophe is ready to visit n motorman at Staten Island to An AiiiumIiib New Game take advautage of it A little foreand Trolley Mike as one of the fam Â¬ To play the amusing game of po- Â¬ thought will also ave much expense tatoes requires a basket of potatoes ily went along Mike was disgusted and valuable time A prudent nd some large and some small just as one with steam cars and protested so long cueful mau will keep a bottle of and loud might expect to find them They are baggage about being fastened in the Chamberlains Colic Cholera and car that the expressman wid then laid in a line about a foot apart Diarrhoea Remedy in the house the across the floor One person at a time uncomplimentary tilings abciut dogs in 8hiftleB6 follow will wait until neces- Â¬ kneels and walks along on his or her general andi this mongrel cur in par-Â¬ sity compels it and then ruin lm best knees and tries with a teaspoon to ticular Then and there Trolley Mike horse going for a doctor and have a gather up the potatoes again and put decided never to go back to Thiladel big doctor bill to pay besides oue them in thq basket This is far more phial At the Staten Island car barns pays out 25 cents the other is out a difficult than it appears and often the Mike proceeded to make himself solid hundred dollars and then woudere with the boys by whipping any dog in why most ludicrous accidents occur The his neichhor a rrnftinw rinU others follow in turn nnd a timekeeper sight gaining their admiration to such while he is getting poorer For sale an extent has kept account of the length of time ilege of thethat they gave him the priv- Â¬ oy rc u Jtlardwick druggist road Irom one end of the Pfleh hns rapnf trvlnrr tn nIM r fc J sland th other -Mike is a privileged potatoes The one who Mh th Virgil the great Latin epic poet dog nnd rides when and where he in the shortest time wins a prize was the son of a porter pleases lie never hails the car to stop Golden Days wmmmmumumammmamm but jumps on nnd waits for the grip man Jo lift him from the dashboard so The English lexicographer Dr HTHROUDH Larsreat Single Wheat Field PlN6BUfFET The largest single wheat field in the that he canhaye his favorite seat on Samuel Johnson was tbejon of a VESTIBUIEO TRAINSDA1LY world is now being planted with grain the front ofHhc car immediately over book dealer lITnulLydlH CARS FROfl It covers over 25000 acres or 40 square the fender wherehe sits and snuffs the NASHVILLE NEWORLEANS ToCHlCAQQ xuitt cuuiuiuus uciu 01 iriuiu lay sea ah defyinsr steam cars and averwi Joseph Hall iBiahop onrle a pn th6 bancs of the San Jjiwn river thing connectedwith and theoljgicalr writerVwaa a fsroaera JTPJEFFRIE50PA rOnniLLMAN05 ni sorry for what he had done He tried to make him get up and when the lit- Â¬ tle grejhcund was taken off and buried he went nlong and took great interest in the proceedings Seeing that the mastiff was much disturbed over Tvhat he had done I spoke to him kindly patted him on the at the dead dog as if sincerely Db rRAcF303 pUMik just what a horse needs when in bad d4lsseMrsd condition Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge Tfapy are not food but medicine and the best in use to put of the Southern Pacific giving special tUrougk service Franciaco Particulars of AKentsV a borae in prime condition Price 25 of the I to San R OR and connecting lines centB per package ForBcle by R O XfAJcuDiy rass Agent Cincinna A Hardwick druggist Scott DJv Pass AgentMemphfi The Limited also connects Cadts Condition Powders are Oenns dally with Express Train for Sri SunsfctLimited or Los Angeles and San Francisco without change at New the Pa- 8atnrday8 Annex 1 OASTORIA Gmt 1 J 1 ST I i e- H n a Y C H IX f- 7 h w I k mmm i T V them-fPhiUd- d- 141241 i y A1 c H v7a--- j jui M U tniuuiriu nASnVILLCTC aSSWW F rjf pmBSflir U iJ ywmsmMBRMfm maaki T 3- in m Z mini -J- ft HWUMiffi i t- aasfe nin BBBaaar iphejwasfed O liUfcBlHculations JMras one o thesctrcxirimeiil lil nl farmer put green spec tacks oif his cow and fed her shavÂ¬ ings His theory was that it didnt matter what the cow ate so lone as The questions of digestion imkiflrra3raSi t i--1 o ym THE UTOKK rAonlVjlN J STARTLING THINGS TO BE SEEN IN THE5HQPS ABSURDITIES NCfc POPULAR i GOTHAM AS SEEN BY f fnrmer that tMiWfnrl wouiq iry supn an experiment wun a cow But many a fanner feeds hivi- Jjregailess of digestion and nutn- -tostf7 He might almost as well eat shavUVsusoall the good he gets out of his food Jj5hc result js that the stomach grows eak the action of the organs ft 1 Its onk Vt SARAH DAVIDSON t give vrv sign until they strike their victim down The terrible Brights Dfeeadc may be growing for years and only show now and then by a backache or change of urine by callow face and failing appetite QO50f rcely te 1 j thew W6rst jt j Ji disease scf jp5j rSSr time No 331 Ax RAILtS TABLE- - JtBv t fMKp fllinMilfl iwHw IJZ- Ertbctivj Oeci t IV Hopklnsvlllt Ar Psducah Ar O A1 W TSJXi xstfsr VV TsmBvx r ldHNcbns kdfiiliwBa m is a tried remedy that grapples with this disease in every symp- Â¬ tom Cures this and all other disorders of the liver kidneys or bladder Sold by druggists 100 a bottle THE ORJH MCLEAN MEDICINE CO LOUIS MO ST Princeton L7 rV mmMMWtr IBBIB v SuiuiSVJpm n0 RJ05 dally ton am am dally 2 30pm 8 No 302 No 310 ao 4 15 t p m 616 pm pm vimbEW Henderson lOJOa m am 7t8p Tildb in in a a4 Art dff uie uouuu tuc man suiters- i1 - iniscucs uiP rt It0 pepsia ana the agonies ot nervousness Us Tostrengtftfcn the stomach restore the lcttyny ot tue organs ot atgesuon anu nutrition and nourish the nenes use Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It is aU unfailing remedy and has the confidence of physicians as well as the praise of thousands healed by its use In the strictest sense Golden Medical THE y narcot- Â¬ ics and is as free from alcohol as from opi Â¬ um cocaine and other dangerous drugs confns neither intoxicants nor DiscJjery i3 a temperance medicine It JDont let a dealer delude you for his own profit There is no medicine for stomach and blood just as good as Golden Medical Discovery I can say to you one bottle of your Golden Medical Discovery ha9 cured me sound and well after suffering two long years with stpm nch disease writes W H Braswell of McAden My health Is worth ville Gaston Co N a all theVworld to me I wiU praise you as long as I live A book of 100S pages given away On receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing nly we will send you The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-Â¬ Send 21 one cent stamps viser free for the paper covered edition or 31 stamps for the sameedition cloth bound Address Dr R V- - Pierce Buffalo N Y shops aro filled with the sum Â¬ goods The colors shown fire the same as those for spring but of more delicate shades Of the popular colors there are first and always white of the brighter colors the delicate red comes first and in these the shades ore the ruby or wine the brownish and tho more brilltant car- Â¬ dinals Of the pinks tho cerise is seen most but tho pure pink is close to it In yellows there avo the lighter tones and the reddish yellows and In blues the shades rango from the very lightest Of the fancy blues to the darkest those verging on tho violet rind hello are the popular ones Tho same colors thnt are seen in the summer goods are also shown in the summer millinery One of the fads ot the summer girl The Eton jacket is a tight fitting back to the waist lines the front is about n fingers length below the waist line with a spade front The turn oVer col lur and the rovers of the jacket hae a niching of white satin ribbon around them and down the front Eight white broadcloth buttons on each side of the front with a white applique lace on the collar and the revers The small coat sleeve has a pointed turn over cuft Worn with the of white broadcloth Eton jacket is a white silk shirt waist wwii Ri e mnll tucks rumilnir on the bias A stock collar of white rlbbor tied In front completes tho suit The hat worn with this suit is a blue straw lined with a chip of white straw A large bunch of lilacs in natural colors and white with a pearl buckle caught with cerise in front v ITrti iJMMwJxWf xr Loulgvllie lVlfpic For sale by C K Wilt Druggist HILL TDNIC IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS 1C TASTELESS Ka- Train 31 dally ac arat Hopklnsville 930 am Train 301 dally ac ar at Hopklnrvllle 160pm Tralr 333 dully ac ar at Bopklnsvllle 6 05m EM Shkrwooii Agt HopklnsTllle Ky W A Kellod PA LouisTllleKy f L mm oUISVILLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY VTBJT TEX No 61 No bi B0U1 Dally Daily u MO t r vfewmm m itin iwir ti tm if at IPf FH mL jflMP JI 1 i I German PnrlsSlwllclnoCo BtLouHMo Gentlomont Vo wld last year Hw bottloa 01 GUOVITS TASTELESS CIIILli TUKIU una nave bouiiut tureo cross nircaay xnis yuar in uii uur novcreold nn rrtlclo thatgavo such unlvoraal sail loursiruiy action as your iodic jiuiii villi PfllCEBOCTS PAY URE MO Not 103 Galatia Ills Luulivllie Braudenbuig IrvlnKton Stephenspor Cloverport Hawesvllle Uestfoim ir LewUport Owensboro SnotsTllle Henderson- 1181 p m - 1155 pm Mo 8 58 p la S 18 p m 9 44 p m 10 08 p m 10 48 72epm SiOam 65pm 914 am 820pm B40am 7 8 80 pa 7i5ia pm 62 10 18 1 m 10 38 a m 11 05 m 11 28 1 m 12 07 pm 12 41 p m 115pm Ho 6 sa Lt Henderson Spotuvllle Owensboro LewUport bond Dally DaJlj liver I 1 1 TEACHERS WANTED UNION TEACHERS AGENCIES OF AMERICA irLoalsvllur Hawesvllle Olovorport Stephenaport Brandenburg West Point 7 7 43 8 9 07 9 SO 9 87 a m 10 18 a m 11 00 11 33 a m 12 05pm 20am am 27am am am SJJpm 17 6 85 B 816pm 855pm 4 82pm 463pm am 610pm pm pm 710pm lOCpm 800pro 6 39 p m CuRES NDGEST0N Tho stormy petrels nest just above nnjifinno tn mrmjumtmii ni tho Atlantic surge on the- islets near Luuunuuuo Ut lltI n c ikminnndii nt wwww Sh SSDHjIlfTPMI The entering wedge for imWmM hTb 5w a TIME TABLh U St N There above Tona and the Hebrides We had over 8000 vacan oe filled a11 Diseas thc t HI nearlV J mflll mPTul rthe rocks on certain islands is a black Teach TRAINS SOUTH human system is heir to ies during tho past season Im W IflimiiLliiO nibuttery soil in which they burrow like next No f5 Hopkiu9viilo Ac 615 a m trs needed now to contract for little winced mice and on a nest of 600 a m Unqualified facilities for plac- No 53 Fast Liue erm sea nink lay one white egg As this 527 pm U S NTo 51 Past Mail ing teachers iL every part of tho n nA r 11 t -i 1203 a Piiuoipalf Supt riD No 91 N O Limited md Cauadti air by birds is something outside- tho HrwSSOiAllW Fowler 7 TRAINS NORM Andewon eudents AssistautF Grade Teddsf rs natural coxirse of their lives itldadsto Chicngo Limited 933 p ill Public Private Art Music etc No various odd and unexpected social No St LvuEmail 915a m THE OFFICIAL CALL wanted coxYlications and domestic problems Hopkiusville Ac 830 p m No Demo TO ADDRESS ALL APPUCVTIOXS At a meeting held by the Anfe tbe latter is a Eoriou9 one the 1024 p m No Fast Liue WASHINGTON D C difikulty of keeping the underground cratic state executive committee in Lvllle iccomciodallon doe not run on house clean or moderately cool It is lTJtr hnnnd at LonU and Chicago Fast unnRMmiau the city of Lexington March 8 lb99 rth usually very hot Sand martins for rolimhavehrough trains solid and sleepen it was ordered that a state conen lucago and bt Loau 50 YEARS t instance do not attempt to ventilate tion be held in the city of Louisvilk FrstLine stops only at Important station EXPERIENCE hrough Pullman eleep ud crossings Ha their burrows as rabbits and rats do on Wednesday June 21 1899 foi a 10 Atlanta Ga nor the stormy neither do kingfishers J MADAMSvAgent Itheournose of nominatinir Demo- -W petrels when they make their own bur- W MM cratic candidates for state offices srtTws and do not creep into cuiuks oe fi THE to be voted for on November 7 1899 tween piles of stones or rocK Two Pretty Salts for Children EJyicfcnco of the high temperature Said convention shall be called tc Trade Marks Designs hot chamber where the was not will bo ribbons She will wear it on ordered at 11 oclock a m offthis Another pretty gown which Copyrights c for collars for sashes ruchc3 youngpetrels afo hatched w seen in a shown in the show windows but whicli hats Delegates to sdd convention shall EDITION Anyone sending a sketch and description maj trimmings on nil wash opinion free whether very protty popular belief in the outcT was placed where it was expected to sell flounces and for the ribbons will be be chosen at county mass con en quickly ascertain our patentable Communicaan invention is probably dresses On hats a prominent store was Patents tions Aiebrides The people say that they easily inside of white muslin trimmedu ecurtnepatenH for stock collars and tions to be held atthe various coun- sent strictly confidential Ilandbookon Snatch their eggs not by sitting on housea dress narrow violet velvet ribbon wide and also those for flounces and ty court houses in counties haing tpecialfreo Oldest apency for In tho Co recelTO PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE Patents taken throueh JIunn sashes while notice without chnrso with very them but by sitting near them and Valenciennes lace It is made with ruchos will be narrow Velvet rib- Â¬ but one legislative district of which PBICE OF A WEEKLY be Â¬ as trimScientific American at a distance of six inches flounce bons very narrow will be used a clinging skirt with a deep given by the A handsomely Illustrated weekly Lnrtrest clr tween them and tho opening of the The flounce has a narrow ruffle edged ming for the thin organdies and lawns Â¬ due notice shall be any scientific Journal Terms 13 The strikiug and important events Iu coun- dilation of months L Sold by all newsdealersa foulards and lib- various county chairmen year four Of the soft silks the burrow Then the petrels turn their with the lace and with a row of the of the Jafat year hare established the sumCo3GBroadwa New York heads towards the eggs and coo at violet ribbon Around tho skirt at the erties will be the strongest for the and ties having more than one legislati ve MUNN overwhelming value of The Thrice a- Branch Offlco 625 P SL Washington D C so hatch hips aro two rows of the violet velvet mer wear and the Arabic Turkish district there shall be a conention fhm dav and nieht and Week World to every reader ror au will grow stronger to be This which ribbon with insertions between This Persian patterns almost nominal sum it hits kept its them with their song as the summer nears Taffetas for each legislative district The each day subscribers informed of the progress Eounds like a fable of the East Atlan- - forms Vandykes around the skirt printed styles held at some convenient point to be bodice has a tucked pointed yoke in are in tho lead also the For evening of all our wars and moreover ha8 retic islands has Teally a basis in fact fctrlpes and checks indicated by the chairmau of the square collar in the back tho ported them as promptly and fully as duchess legislative district committee who says that the front with a Mr Davenport Graham 2j3fe A coming over the shoulders and forming wear brochc satins and satin With our inter if it were a daily account is very correct though I a square collar effect in the front This will be popular The popularity of bhall advertise in the local papers ebt still extending throughout the crepe will continue never heard the cooing noise by daj- collar has a ruffle around it edged with gauze muslins and Can Prescribe world with our troops operating it location of said convention at summer season I often did in the evening It is rather Valenciennes lace and two rous of in- - i through the belt clasps that will take the ten days prior to the date the Philippines and the great Presi least The new When its nest is sertion A rather full front with a casa purring noise deutml campiiign too at hand its the place of the military clasps of lafct fixed by this committee Said counopened up the bird is usually found cade ruffle down the front A small year will be of cither gilt or silver set vaKie is furthoi increased ty and legislative district convencowering a few inches away from its sleeve with lace to finish at tho wrist The motto of the Trice a Week tions shall be held at 2oclockp m Thisjhot and stuffy atmosphere and rosette of velvet ribbon World ib improvement It strives egg For young misses and children the each year to be better than it was the mav aid the hatching of eggst but standard time on June 17 1S99 leading suit for outing will be of the j year before aud the public confiis no doubt that it brings called tothere Said conventions shall be One of a pretts red cnHnr nnttern dence in it is shown by the fact that into beine other and very undesirable serge is trimmed with narrow white gether by the chairman of the resit uow circulates more than twine aa Formula on each package forms of life The nests and burrows braid Another of blue is trimmed pective county or legislative district many paperB every week as any other t A1 mniaiin f ntn lull At TYtftCr 11T1 with narrow black and gold braid newspaper not a daily published iu committees CURES YOUR COUGH with tiny gold buttons down the America of The basis of representation front and on the cuffs also three kingfisher are nearly as bad We offer this uuequaled newspaper con- Â¬ IN A DAY each county to the said state Tho sheldrakes and-- puffins which in a cluster at the corner of the and the Kentcckian together oue A pretty brown vention shall be one delegate for year for 2 50 take possession of old rabbit holes pointed collar U 50c Price 25 with three rows of ribbon on the Tho regular subscription price of each 200 votes and fraction consistfar better in their burrowed quar live and a white surah front with the two papers is S3 00 ters The latter sometimes excavate blouse ing of one hundred or more votes a monogram worked in gold and brown burrows for themselves and some- Â¬ sdlk cast for the head of the Democratic Fowler For Bale by AnderBOU times nesf m hollows of rocks and electoral ticket at the presidential A prett3 gown for a little miss is of sometimes in rabbit holes The for-Â¬ white China silk made with three rows election in 189G provided that each mer we incline to think always use the of shirring to form n yoke Wide satin county shall have at least oue del- Â¬ burrow of some other creature usu- Â¬ ribbon with rosettes from the shoulder WORTH READINGJ egate vote ally that of a rabbit in a sand hill seam to just below the shiiring where Entirely uew and frst class in all All known Democrats and others Sand hill rabbits are the healthiest of it crosses the front forming a square Excellent sample rooms Local State and Nation respectB yoke with rosettes of the ribbon on who supported W J Bryan for and service unequaled in any city their race and the young burrow each side A full sleevo with several WILL BE FO0ND IN THE president and those who pledge On Double Car Line ducks which succeed them have a rows of shirring to form a cuff at the L P Kleiderer Props themselves to support the nominees C B dry comfortable and well ventilated wrist and a fall of lace over the hand Henderson Ky of said conventions shall beeutitled AND the- Chouse in which to make their start in The skirt has a wide hem life It is generally believed that the to participate in the county or the little miss will wear Tho hat that The Sailor Suit for Misses Ei CERULEAN SPRINGS bird takes tho young away as Eoon as with this gown is a large oni of white legislative district conventions are hatched If so she follows chiffon wUh a rolling brim at i ach side in turquoise emerald or amethyst they P P JOHNSTON Chairman also tho silver belt clasps in We have arranged a Clubbing Rate the example of most other ducks A poinpon of the chiffon in frcnt with jewels work With these a soft vwde OWEN COCHRAN Secretary Many Improvements and a Pleas- Â¬ as a white plume at thqright side and a filigree oy waica we can give whose ducklings run as soon tho left ribbon is used Summer Excursion Rates their down has dried But a visitor to double niching of chiffon at ant Season in Store summer wear veils will seldom be Papers One Year for 225 Both For Couinw ucing May loth aud con the Sandringham estate before if side pretty suit for a small boy is of seen This will save many pennies that A Regular price for Both is 300 IVwas purchased for the prince of Wales with a white silk may bo ndded to other expensive fuds tinuiug until Sept 30ih the Illinois to be The Cerulean Springs hotel is uow Vinformed the late Mr H Stevenson blue serge with worn turn over col- Â¬ of tho summer season ill sell round trip RR a large Central We save you generous part of this shirt waist open for the reception of guests Mr One seos some of the most startling that the keeper had shown him a bur lar finished with a ruffle at the edge sum Â¬ shopping expedition these tickets as follows and popu- Send or bring your cash with orde row irom wnicn an enure Drooa 01 With the suit is a large white sailor hat things in n 80c Sain Boyd is the landlord days when everybody is preparing for Ceruleau Springs cierkB to the oung sheldrakes would come out to SARAH M DAVIDSON 170 lar Tom Gunn is behind the the heated term It would seem if one DawBon Springs Abe tea wnen ne wnistieu unci uisap desk Mr Bod bought the property was to judge from the bights in the Ciittendiii Spring 325 Tooth nrnnlies Are Scarce pqar in their hole again after their time since was to be a season Ono of the western soldiers at Ma shop windows that it 580 lust fall aud line epent the Graysoii Springs Hopkiusville London Spectator Ameal went to a store to for startling styles but when one getsÂ¬ nnikiug many needed improve- Â¬ nila writes that he Return limit 90 days from aate of iu Â¬ inside the shops a different ew is preRican Climate Porto buy a tooth brush and that the store ments and the Eeason opens with why it is sale but uot to exceed Oct 31st 1 CHAS R LEWIS keeper took down everything in the sented Ono often wonders everything as neat as a new pin The steadiness of the climate in shop before he could bo made to un- that the merchant will display the of the greatest Roman Plautus one The hotel has been painted inside Brick Encaustic- Tile Artifcial Stone Porto Rico is illustrated by the re derstand what his customer wanted wares which sell last and least in his February 5 11 of Prof HarÂ¬ After the brush had been found the windows for it is true that while tho comic poets wrb the bod of a bau r and out aud the bedrooms to a great port for CONTKACrOlt or is looking for tho In extent hayo been relurmsbed rington in charge of the weather soldier learned thatlts nativename was woman whowill attract nttcntionhat A TIMELY HINT from Work Tile HearthB blood bureau service there During those tapoknos tampulse and that it was gown that will be able to find It yet You should bo wise and see that yonrput In la front of the hotel pavementB have All kinds of Brick Etc Stone Pave a its absurdity Encaustics Floors rich and euro and your ivliolo system 13ayamon the highest thc only one in stock seven das in Dr Etc tho gowns and hats that sell best are perfectly healthy condition by the uso at yon been laid and many little conven- ments Stone Steps Sills Powder Then temperature reached ony from 82to more modest in both cut and colorings Carlstedta German Liver typnold lever coias iences havi been atl Jed about Hie All kinds of Job Work in my line Tlie EJmitororH Dignity will be free from malaria G to 04 at A8d the lowest from An exception to this rule was a hand and the trrlp Dr Carlstedta German Liver grounds Thefare as usualMfu-t-clasproporly aud promptly attended pto Offenses against f Kaiser Wilhelnis money can buy Cftgua Ijighpst rongdlirom 78 to 80 dignity in the one year 1S08 were pun some Eton suit of bluo broadcloth mude Powder la the best mcdlclua such aB Grate9 Eluea aud Chimney sj Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce For your V1 uayWiirom ished taken- altogether with 260 with a clinging skirt with n flare at Gum Balsam Price 26o an 50c tt OLD BASK UUlLUINtf The date or he opening hall will Tjils sftirt 3p lifilW4i1tnPMterJcacnea - yeursjof impriBflnanent according to tho back nrouujVlma lias eight rows of a Bottle yx on each sido of iu a few days The be announced Formate by 82 nl rn lv ttwnthSOv ltjsa neT- tlie Kurnbergr Zeitung a socfalidem Stitching1 one 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky x the front gorooionnntpanei uuuu Fowler A nderiorf ccrailc tiewpapr band will arrive about the 10th hist fect wintlr climate for invalids Ai f j i r an a t mTiy llMi S Ht r1 t ij K Owensboro Kv m iwlill H jJramMlMWs0tMMO i uBJtssadBIIB HMMMftSyii LD UAbS U U aiannger Pittsburg Toronto New Orleans NTow York Washington San Fran iisco Chicago St Louis and Denver Kev For farther Information address H C Mobuce A G PA Louisville Ky or vi mills prce- 25 cents- i-- iia nil n r a 6- v J 1 Kffiifl A THRICE-A-WEE- K Physician Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam ARK llllll Hotel Henderson All The News 1 KSNTUCK1AN i lij- r J s kn wfia1ns rL VS i I tfii i rtf i 3TR fI i iuiMiMilHB wwiw J H34 i- 35 IrVAB Kr rtmHitm muiwhm wBwri Z miw BSCfturkiylPuRE Jwm BAKINO Rniiii NEW VOWIC BAKINO I B- y ri Witflingiorf Cise Called Vested u H Slim mor Poilo hl h turn m H M m m B m m H day And Continued But Little Done In Court Since Last Report bnAccount of Cnonllnjn- Makes the food more delicious and wholesome m- POWttH CO rioreRaln u Louisville Ky cial Rainto-night PERSONAL GOSSIP Mrs W H Harrison is spending a few days at Dawson Miss Katie McCamVi of Prince ton is visiting relatives in this city Dr- J R Armistead is very sick at his home on South Main street Mr and Mrs Harry Hopper of Jackson Tenn are in the city Dr R R Bourne has gone to French Lick Springs to spend ten days Mr Jno C Gray Sr is seriously 111 at nis nomea tew mues trom tne city Miss Carrie Weir of Monmouth 111 is visiting Miss Annie Nance jfee uee at Miss Ethel P Rawson of Louis- Â¬ ville is the guest of Miss Beulah 555 June Spe Â¬ and Tuesday i Ij last week t HERE AND THERE sale at this office Fineflefsey milk cow and young calf for sale Apply to Owiner to the speakinjrs GrgBaga for yf- R W Ware Somo of our competitors have gone the show business but the Mil Â¬ waukee is still doing business at the into r same old stand Dr B N Fruit Dentist office over uwy uanu tiopkinsville iiy but little business Was disposed of A since last report The Wadlington case set for yes- Â¬ terday was called and after legal sparring lasting until two oclock was continued until the 7th day of the next term at the cost of tbe de fendant Absent witnesses and the illness of Mr Fowler one of the attorneys were the reasons as signed IN CITY it to tackle the a nation but it would be lost time for Milwaukee Binder The war vessel Nashville can whip COURT t derson Fowlers and get the Plows It tak es 500 horse power and Bev brand the best on market eral hundred men to run the NashIt takes 10 days to cross the Atlan- ville It only takes two horees and tic It only takes three minutes to one man to run the MilwaukeeBinder truck the Milwaukee Binder Fine Watch Repairing Diamond Mounting c Old gold taken in ex change R C Hahdwice Hobson sunk the Merrimacand the Milwaukee Binders and Movers 6iuk their competitors Mr J T Hargrave who has been with L L Elgin for several mouths can now be found with tu popular drug house of Anderson Fowler where he will be glad to have his friends call package of chocolates and bon bons call at An Times QSaturday was a busy day in the Harned City Court and a number of cases Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of were passed upon d They were as Gracey spent Sunday and yester- Â¬ ioiiowsjj Some nice family horses drivers day visiting friends in the city QHenry Elliott col carrying a and roadsters for sale at Larues sta Mr J Baylor Harris and bride concealed ble deadly weapon fined 25 have returned from Dawson and and costs A desirable residence with large have taken rooms at the Hill house yard garden and orchard on South Eva and Porter Baker both Mrs Nancy Clark of the Crofton colored Virginia street to rent W W Wbae disorderly fined 5 and neighborhood has been the guest of costs each Wilkinson have moved Mrs L T Brasher for several Bryan their insurance office to second floor days Seven colored men were arrested fo Flack building on Ninth street Friday night and a charge of va Â¬ Mr C E Marvin of Paynes grancy was registered against Admiral Dewey leads on the waters Depot Ky has been in the city The Milwaukee Binders and Mowers them They claim to hail from several days looking after his prop- Â¬ lead on tbe land Tennessee and gave their names as erty interests Wm Bramham Jo Ducker Pete SgPDonotbuy your Mrs W H H Southerland and Tatum John Patterson Bob Dixon daughtersMisses Hallie and Mary Bob Johnson and Wm Miller whiskey have arrived from Washington to Miller was dismissed and the rest nave given us a spend the summer were sent to the work house for 31 call Royal Liquor Co Mrs C E Rogers and Miss Lu days each Two registered prescriptionists at Anderson Campbell and John cile Bell will leave Saturday for Anderson Fowlers and prescrip Hopkinsville to visit Mrs Henry Hunt both colored were up for tions compounded day or night Wood Mrs Rogers will also visit drunks yesterday and both were Some machines are sold by other friends at Lafayette while Miss sent to the work house Campbell agents The Milwaukee is sold and guaranteed by Watkins Edwards Lucile will visit at Pee Dee the lat- Â¬ for 15 days and Hunt for 6 days ter part of nest week Todd Co When wanting a nice We are prepared to make some low prices Batch of Defendants Sent Out to Break Rock on harvest whiskey Royal Liquor Co ill rt ii r 4W IU H U r m r r Window Sliadgi W Wall Paper Door and Windpjf Screens Cream Freezers r Ice Chests r Water Coolers t Hammocks JLawn Swings J J Fishing Tackle t i t Bath Tubs Lawn Mowers Fine Carriages Traps Hw 1 rn 5 r m m H m m m m m m M Hi ml BJj m M m M awm rM H wm M m m B HJ HJ 9HJ HJ Hi ih Xa HE HB or -- J at - 1 W I i V J harvest you until IJ Every thoughtful owner of stock has a large lump of RETSOFF ROCK SALT in his manger horse lot and pasture Thiseuabies his stock to get salt all the time without getting which sometimes proves fatal We have just received a car load of it Its the only pure salt obtainable It will last a long time in the weather tobh UNION SERVICES a i TPi To Be Held During Summer Alternating From Church to Churcli v just received Another Car of Stock Peas y n- - Price Our From now until Sept 1 the churches of the city will have union services each Sunday night alter- Â¬ nating from church to church and also alternating pastors The first union service was held at the Baptist church last Sunday night by t fit Clover has been so uncertain for several ySai our farmers are planting peas as a substitute They are fine for feed and fertilizer We have a very full stock of FERTILIZER FOR TOBACCO also and can supply you right out of our warehouses Very Truly Dr W L Nourse Next Sunday wnisKey trom the f5 EBuy your Harvest Royal Liquor Co Fruit J MS Soaps night services will be held at the Methodist church by Bishop W W Duncan of Baltimore Md JUDGE CANSLER aMyn it FORBES i BRO m I cents Some agents cut price only The Milwaukee cuts the wheat No cure no piy that is the way Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil is sold for Barbed WW Ciup Bums Scratches Cracked Heel Saddle Galls Old Sores and all kinds of iutlamma tions on ninn or beast Price 25 Extracts Tobacco AND t Milwaukee cinder weighs TioQ pounds WANTEDi Girls to learn as operators in pantaloon factory A steam engine weicrhs -- a tou A tion We desire to express our thanks to our numerous friends and custo- Â¬ mers for their generous support help readily taught Good board can be se cured at from 225 to 250 per week Address Henderson Woolen Mills Henderson Kentucky Owing to business reasons me will after this week cease to handle fresh meat Messrs F L Ellis Co will fill our ice orders and will give them prompt and polite atten inexperienced Queens ware CO W T Cooper Truly Storage Meat Supply Co Katherine Bachman Secy The pastors of the city have decided to hold union services at only one church on Sunday night during the heated season The first union service was held at the Baptist church Sunday night Rev W L bourse of the Ninth Street Presby terian church occupying the pulpjrt and taking as his theme the subject of Hypnotism His sermon was listened to with intense interest by a very large congregation Cold Wholesale Retail GROCERS j To Housekeepers Tied the Knot For Another Carl I am at my old stand ou Ninth Couple street and will continue to fell ho best meat in town at low prices Mr J W Gamble and Miss S T Spring lamb every day All jour Hill young people living near Carl orders will have prompt attention and were married in the County Clerks will be delivered free of eharg office last Thursday afternoon by Tel 113 3 Judge Cansler As soon as the knot N Stadleman was tied Mr and Mrs Gamble re- Â¬ Ninth Street Meat Market turned to their home in North Christian A Card of Thanks To the people who kindly gave If your eipht is blurred with specks me their 9 aud spots floating before vour eyes I take orders arid for other favors the means of thanking them or you have pains ou tho right side under the ribs then your Iner is de for their patronage ranced and vou netil n f u iooo f Yours Respectfully HE UBINE to regulate n Price 50 Henry Blumensttiel ots Sold by R C Hardwick Manager Cold Storage Ice Plant HOPKINSVILLE DELEGATES Henry Koehler Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky VViil Attend General Association iovite correspond3nce with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy of Baptists at Mt Sterling Poplaii and Haiidwoods in mixed ears Dry or Green Write them- The General Association of Ken- Â¬ tucky Baptists convenes in Mt Renewal of Pensions Sterling June 17 Among the number of pensions The State Baptist Ministers meet- Â¬ granted Kentuckians last Saturday ing will be held at that place Thurs- Â¬ was one to Thomas Anderson of day and Friday of this week Rev Guthrie It was a renewal Amount C H Nash and Prof W H Harri S6 per month son delegates from this citv will Two of a Family attend They will leave for Mt to morrow Sterling Mrs John Finley of Paducah was adjudged insane Saturday and Almon CInrk wa brought to the asylum here for Mr Clinton Almonof Earlinirton treatment Her daughter was and Miss Cammie Clark of Norton- - brought here about three weeks ville were married at the home of ago the bride last Thursday evening Anida f rom the serious incon veniancn ad pain oaueed by piles there is a Hardlv a dav dusk in fnmilmo tondeucy to fistula and to cancer in where there are children in which tht leqtal regions Piles should not BALLARDS SNOW U IMENT is bft rfllowed to run on unchecked not net did It quick LSiifi TA RL ERS BUCKEYE PILE OINT-ur Wounds BruiHos Buwh mi 1 Scald 5Nt is an infallible remedr PriVp o v ou cip jrric sma oy u rj ouwn bcttle tnhps 75 cts i Sold i mj narawicK 1 Overstocked ON FINE GRADES OF Wall Paper hand made papers and all the latest designs and color- Â¬ ings If you are not ready now nick them but and wa 11 win save tliem until you are ready We have bought too many tony papers and want to get rid of a few choice patterns You can have the benÂ¬ efit of these matchless patterns consisting of tapestries k 1 20 Per Cent Yours for Bargains Your Cltoice at Off BASSETT x THOMPSON Monuments It is nonsense to believe that you can buy of some agent us cheap as you can of your home shop where you get the beet marble aud granite at the lowest possible price If jouwiif cau ana see our work and getour prides you will find jourself xours trulv oi Famur lu awourjie a w -A m Z I Homm BROWN Strectg MortonsviHeKvI Md IVirgfnia fti5 iJ c f t yfaiM i il rm i tf w