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Ittspmag mm OLXXI HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY rS here this rT- O iv I r V c- f 1 EtmicHmtL NO 51 J A V i A u TUESDAY JUNE 27J899 evening witt Wear Easy drlO from the start A Andersons is a shoe made especially for farm use and that will wear as easy as an old shoe right shoe in which there is not a peg or nail or thread to touch the A shoe that is almost bottom of the foot as soft and flexible as a ladys hand turned A shoe with a pure white oak innersole that is cooling to the bottom of the foot all other every day shoes are made with cheap acid tanned red leather innersoles that burn scald and blister the feet sor badly in hot weather A shoe that will give more comfort for general farm use than any shoe that has ever been gotten up We keep this shoe in Buckle and Con Â¬ gress the price is Sizes 6 150 13 to I H Anderson Store closes at 7 pm Co Except Saturdays mmmmmmmmjmmmmmmmg There has never 3 g been staph i h i Style I and Value I E j Offered at 300 350 and 400 as we have for you in j 3 fii I Thos H I IV Emmersqiia Shoes this season All styles and all leath- - 1 r sE ers Black or Tan See these goods before you pay more money for no better ones elsewhere i PETREECa f EXCLUSIVE AGENTS rb tt 1 i- stf The credentials committee re ported Saturday morning the ma Â¬ jority report beating the Goebel Stone delegations in Ballard Mc manding from 1861 to 1866 to Elev- Cracken Warren Caldwell Camp Â¬ Nominated Eor Represenlative enthXhio Cavalry on the frontier After Four Days of Delay The bell Scott Harrison Nicholas and andjyvas later Sheriff of Ross coun Â¬ By a Big Majority Rowan counties and the city of Democratic State Convert- ty A queer coincidence is that ex- Â¬ Louisville actly 21 years age to day he con- Â¬ tion Begins The roport was adopted giving Goebel and Stone 159 votes from Pratt Carries the County Over ducted the execution of Perry Bow sher for the brutal murder of an Hardin Taylor For dovernor old tollgate keeper and his wife Almost immediately thereafter Resume of The Organization And Gen P Wr Hardin appeared upon The Appointment of Com- Â¬ RYE AND BOURBON the stage and formally withdrew from the race for Governor closing The Republican county couven mittees tion Saturday was a stormy and Distilling Company of America by asking the convention not to protracted one participated in by nominate a machine politician Now Controls the Whole about 425 voters The permanent organization com- Â¬ Countrys Output Louisville Ky June 27 After a Judge Breathitt nominated W T mittee reported making the tem- Â¬ ldng and trying delay lasting from Fowler for chairman a Taylor Jouisville June 25 Alfred A Wednesday morning until Saturday porary organization permanent and man Austrian one of the counsel for the morning the Democratic convention re adopting the 1897 rules in their Otho Anderson nominated Dr Kentucky Distilleries Warehouse was organized and got down to entirety Sargent as the Representative of Company returned to day from New business With the changes made J ttiaPratt convention the State committeesYork where he assisted in forming The short sessions while waiting col Smith Hiram seconded the combine of the American Spir Â¬ for the report on credentials were are made up as follows Fowlers nomination and Wyatt its Manufacturing Company the as a rule lively and disorderly STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Watt col seconded Sargents Kentucky Distilleries Warehouse The temporary organization was At Large Allie W Young chair Â¬ Tellers were appointed and a Company the Spirits Distributing affected Wednesday night by the man Saml E Jones of Barren count showed 250 for Sargent and Company and the Standard Distill election of D B Redwine chairman First Distrirt Clem Whittemore 171 for Fowler Sargent was there- Â¬ ing Distributing Company into over W H Sweeny by the close of Graves county upon declared elected and Whitney the Distilling Company of America ote of 451 1 6 to 5295 6 This was Second District J T Griffith of the colored lawyer was made Mr Austrian leaves to morrow done after Chairman Johnston had Daviess county Secretary for Cincinnati where he expects to refused to accept the votes of about Third District A G Rhea of Judge Landes offered resolutions close the deal with Elias Block 30 contested delegates in Warren Logan county instructing the 34 delegates apoint Sons to purchase the Darling Dis- Â¬ Harrison Caldwell and Kenton Fourth District Thomas Simms ed to the Lexington convention to tillery in Carroll county and with counties The forces of Goebel and of Washington county vote for Pratt Workum to secure their Stone combined to elect Redwine Frieburg Fifth District Clan W Huggins James Breathitt A C Banks two plants in Boone county the who was aGoebelman Wm Crom- Â¬ of Louisville Peter Postell Sr E W Glass deal involving about 800000 well was chosen temporary secre- Â¬ Sixth District J W Pugh of Watt Summers Thos Whitney This will complete the acquisition tary Kenton county Johnson Majors A C Brent Peter of distilleries by the Kentucky Dis- Â¬ Convention Committees Seventh District L T Hedges Morgan John W Postell W-T tilleries Warehouse Company of Scott county OX CREDENTIALS Fowler John W Breathitt C O Speaking of the big combine Mr e B W Bradburn Eighth District Jack Chinn of Prowse D G Wiley Jno P Austrain said By merging the of Warren C H Bush of Christian Mercer county Prowse J J Barnes J F Rogers four big companies the Distilling First District R J Bugg of Ninth District Hanson Kennedy J I Landes Harry Ferguson O Company of America now controls Carlisle county of Nicholas county S Brown Dr S H Williams W all the rye and bourbon whisky Second District R G Higdon of Tenth District James Hargis of A Littlefield T B Fairkigh O and the spirits output of the whole McLean county Breathitt county H Anderson J J Allen A PWil country The merging will prove Third District John W Jones Eleventh District Ben D Smith kins L Yonts Harvey McChord a boon to the whisky and spirits of of Pulaski county Barren county H S Smith Jack Tate Squire W trade Every day between 30000 Fourth District Ben Johnson of R Long B B Barker Phill Bell and 40000 shares of stock are be Â¬ STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Nelson county Irving Lander Wyatt Watt J W ing deposited with the Central Fifth District J E Wright of At Large Allie W YoungsaIfc Davie John llargraves V W TrusibCompany of New York Louisville Sterling chairman Saml E Jones Williamson Dr Andrew Sargent Each of the four branches of Sixth District V W Voiers of of Barren county J W Boyd J M Starling J W the corporation will retain its main Pendleton countv First District Mott Ayres of Downer Richard Everett M D offices and so far as I know there Seventh District WC G Hobbs Fulton county Meacham W S Witty J T Walk Â¬ will be no changes among the offi of Fayette county Second District Chas M Meach er E P Wilkins John Long J C cers Eighth District Geo T Farris am of Christian county Johnson of Garrard county Third District G W Roark of MRS GARNERS WILL Legislative Nominee Ninth District C B Poyntz of Simpson county The convention then proceeded to Mason county Fourth District Ben D Rinro nominate a candidate to represent Her Property AH Left to Sisters Tenth District F E Fogg of of Ohio county county in the next legis and Other Relatives Morgan county E2 ChristianThree names were placedÂ¬ Fifth District Jno W Vreeland lature Eleventh District Allen San of Louisville before the convention These were The will of Mrs Ellen Garner didge of Cumberland countv Sixth Dixtrict John W Lassing Jas F Rogers J W Morgan and has been admitted to probate of Boone county L O Brumfield The division of The document was written May 13 OX ORGANIZATION Seventh District South Trimble the crowd showed a very large ma 1899 e and by it Robert Henry Jos Rhinock of of Franklin county jority for Rogers and his nomina Brown of this city is authorized to Kenton J M Worten McCracken Eighth District Simeon Cook of tion was made unanimous finish the lot in whicli Mrs GarFirst District John L Smith of Shelby county Mr Rogers is editor of the Mes Â¬ ner lies buried by her husband in Lyon county Ninth District W A Young of senger the Republican organ of the Hopewell cemetery Second District John L Dorsey Rowan county The Sixth county andhis nomination is a re street residence is to be sold and of Henderson county Tenth District D W Gardnei ward for much service to his party proceeds after her debts are paid Third District Henry B Hines of Magoffin county during the last several years The to be divided between the sisters of of Warren county Eleventh District S B Dish unanimity i with which he was en the deceased Fourth District H A Sommers man of Knox county Mrs Lucie Prince dorsed was a gratifying1 approval and Mrs Caroline Killebrew Her of Hardin county The report w as adopted and then of his course household goods pictures etc are Fifth District Jno L Dunlap came the resolution committee w ith divided among other relatives of Louisville the following resolutions EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED Mr Henry i Wallace is made ad- Â¬ Sixth District J G Furnish of Platform ministrator without bond Boone county BelleDisastrous Accident Near First The Democrats of Kentuc Â¬ Seventh District William Lind Â¬ ky in covention assembled reaffirm CHANGED THEIR MINDS say of Owen county ville III Eighth District James Alverson without the slightest qualification the principles and policies declared Proposed Outbreak Against Ameri of Lincoln county A disastrous railroad wreck oc- Â¬ Ninth District T D Marcum in the Democratic national platform curred at 628 oclock Saturday cans in Cuba Didnt materialize adopted at Chicago in 1896 of Boyd county morning on the Illinois Central Tenth District A F Byrd of Our faith in bimetallism is vindi- Â¬ Railroad at Belleville Santiago De Cuba June 25 cated by events The necessity for An express train going almost at Yesterday was the feast of San Wolfe county the restoration of the double stand Â¬ Eleventh District C W Metcalfe full speed dashed into the rear end Juan the date announced in pla- Â¬ ard was acknowledged by the Pres of a freight train standincf on the cards which had been posted about of Bell county ident and congress in 1897 when a main track the city for an outbreak against commission was sent to Europe to ON RESOLUTIONS Onei passenger Charles Golsch the Americans The day passed entreat other nations to aid e of New Athens was injured W T Ellis of however without any alarming in Â¬ bimetallism and the fail Â¬ engineer vof the express Si- Â¬ cident the only disorder being Daviess O MJames of Crittenden The ure of the commission to secure mon Mulconnery of Belleville and caused by a crowd of ver enthusi- Â¬ First District George W Lan European co operation confirms the his fireman Warren Cole of St astic Cubans who stoned a Span Â¬ dram of Livingston county friends of free coinage in their be Â¬ Louis saved their lives by jump Â¬ iard and badly wounded him The Second District John A Bell of lief that relief clan only come by the ing celebration is still in progress Union county independent action of the United The express engine was Third District John S Rhea of States The present The streets ard crowded with mas legal ration of and overturned The caboose queraders who are singing and Logan county 16 to 1 is the only ratio at which twp cars of the freight were re shouting for Cuba Libre and Fourth District D R Murray bimetallism can be restored and duced to kindling wood of Breckenridge county opposition to it is confined to those Discouraging Outlook The collision was due to the Fifth District C I Stewart of who onpose bimetallism at nnv 5 freight train not clearing the track Elkton June 24 The new to- Louisville ratio and to those who misappre Â¬ for the express which running on bacco crop in this section is in Sixth District James P Tarvin hend or ignore the reasons which time jeopardy owing to the extreme dry of Kenton county led three national conventions to weather In the first place the Seventh District ClaudeThomas adopt it COINCIDENCE plants were very tender when set of Bourbon county Second We denounce the present out and the crop has sustained the Eighth District J B McCreary Republican National Administra Â¬ In the Oeath of Polonei L Mackey ravages of the grasshoppers and of Madison county now the unusually dry hot weather Ninth District Gilbert Cassiday tion for its reckless extravagance in the conduct of public affairsrfor a Famous Indian Fighter The plants are turning yellow and of Fleming county its cruel and inhuman neglect Tenth District Frank H Hop Â¬ drying on the hill The conditions treatment of our soldiers and sail- - i -Chillcothe 0 Jorie 22 Colonel jf continued a few days will tell kins of Floyd Tboe LVrKackey ajred 85 widely very susceptibly upon the next 0 Eleventh District J D Black ors during the late Spanish warf j-Ml UlCU MC ofKnox county CyBtintiM eaFtfyliriige t W j ROGERS WON years agent of the Chillicothe Co- Â¬ lumbus stage coach line became noted as an Indian fighter com lie was for DOWN TO BUSINESS Jl I State-at-Larg- State-at-Larg- Him State-at-Larg- up-ende- d ints J f- ifmmiM K i JUJWUIMJW Mtmbtwm mmiim sup plied with cdbj A t QOME of ihe worst disease smkU tablet Should be provided V- - scarcely giveua sign until Show u for the clerk they strike their victim doWh As the season of Poultry Ex- - Require the Judge to fodt all The terrible Brights Disease cards and to liibtionaisncarathandIhoiiht scoreink or indelible do it with pen may be growing for years and penciU The a few timely hints dn how to and Judge should also make the only show now and then by a conduct a poultry show would backache or change of urine by aid the management as well as awards in the single classes vf the exhibitors in milking- the cx marking the prize won if any on sallow face and failing appetite Jiibit one of which they may1 be the face of the score card The Secretary can make the proud The fe pointer given I judges work easier by doing as below if put into effect will work much as possible make entrvi benefit to all concerned tags as entry sheet is received In the firt placet advertise your show- - thoroughly through get score cards printed in ad- Â¬ the Poultry Journals and your vance and sign your name to a it will pay Hie farmers to see these machines before placing their orders as there is no ma local and county newspapers few hundred and put them away is a tried remedy that grapples chine on the market as well adapted to their needs as The Milwaukee We have the only solit Close your entries early and at a until the judges get ready to go with this disease in every symp- Â¬ irame narveaier on me manner ana me only macinne tnai raises and lowers from the seajLand given time and stick to it It to work They will be worthless tom Cures this and all other the only concave Steele bull wheel and the only truck that goes on without holts V77 matters not if the entries of your until signed by the Judge This disorders of the liver kidneys or will enable the exhibitors to get bladder Sold by druggists President be late debar his birds from competition and re- Â¬ their score cards several hours ioo a bottle IN THE- sooner than they would if ou THE DRJM MCLEAN MEDICINE CO quire all birds to be in place by ST LOUIS MO ten 10 p m of the first day of had to sign them after the judge For sale by C K Wilt Druggist the show On the morning of turns them in While we are on score cards me the second day all birds should or two No let two say a word associations be fed and watered and within an We have-- the only perfect foot lift and chain drive on the market have the same form or size All Â¬ hour after this is done the weigh and there arc many other features about both machines that to ing committee should be atwoik cards should be made so as would interest you by examining same New lines added go inside a number six envelope The chairman of this committee without foldingHeadquarters New Huber Threshing Machines Owensboro Wagons general Ihe Parlin I should ad Orn should be the President of the vise a 3x5 inch card dorffs Implements- - Binder Twine Etc We are located in the Bonte building corner 8th and Association His duty should Do not require the judge to Water streets Hopkinsvilfe Ky and will be glad to show you through these machines and serve be to put the weights down on stop at the poorest hotel in town The celebrated Chalybeate Springs you at all limes the entry tag with pen and ink for Yours Respectfully 4 or a colored pencil and the Land you the reason that the hotel gave Hotel located one half mile south of a dollar advertisement for Sebree ou L NR ft is uov opeu and weight should be recorded your catalogue Allow the judge aud is receiving guests This hotel in his weight memorandum Do to get warm after entering the will be run as heretofore by Mr G L pot tie the entry tags on the front show room before you ask him Dial aud wife of the coops with strings but Mr Dial has opeued up a new to look at your birds to try to get a tack each tag separately at Ihe his opinion Chalybeate springs within a few tteps f as to the probable top or end of the coop This score and the prize that you of his door that stauds 8 feet 3 iucheB will enable the judge at a glance iu water clear as chrystal aud is said to ascertain the weight of the think the bird should win Dont by many to be strotger aud better tell where you bought your fine water thau his old spring Specimen without running cockerel There are a great Mr Dial will be pleased to see as through the bunch of tags which many amateur exhibitors who many of his old friends aud new oue will save no little time in bcor do this The judge would pre- Â¬ at his splendid summer resort as ing the exhibition The Secre possible tary should have the tags all fer not handling the birds or grub aud aud guarantees to all good a good time passing any opinion until he made out prior to the opening scores Rates from 5 to S7 per week uc the bird After all the of the exhibition which can birds are scored then the judges cording to number in room Children sreadily be made out from each ruder leu half price entry as received and checked are always pleased to explain theÂ¬ Cottage rooms for rent iu Springt merits or demerits of the speci- lot off with exhibitors name on the Address all communications tt mens and the exhibitors should back of the cards wait until such a time or else The Judge should be provided some jealous Gk cpmpetitor might with a clerk one that is rapid -sTelephone No 32 accuse him of trying to aas5MiB Lfife and accurate I will admit that the judge By W S influence Russell good clerks are about as scarce Judge Ottumwa Iowa in Relia- Â¬ TEAOHERS WANTED as hens teeth ble Poultry Journal Theclerkshould not bean exhib- Â¬ UNION TEACHERS AQEHCIES 0FVIMEB1CA itor but an acountant or bill Issffi Wmmmmm Eggs is Eggs Rev LD Ulys D I Malinger clerk It would be better if he did not know one chiikea from Pittsburg Toronto New Orleans When you go to Arkansa or Texas you can travel in comfort if Paoli Ind Republican New Yoik Washington San Frau were ni t anxious the other and Ihe you know how Ask the ticket agent for a ticket via the COTTON grows humorous on the subject cisco Chicago St Louis aud Denver to learn The average clerk ac- Â¬ BELT ROUTE and you can ride in a reclining chair car without extra A3 COOD cost and thus avoid the discomforts you would encounter in an cepts the position to learn some- Â¬ of poultry but offers a sensible rhere are thousands of poditioiiB to WSwJUST n n ni exj FOR ADULTS 5v ordinary car The chairs are arranged go you can have a comfort- Â¬ in that g uise thing as is often said More It be filled Wo had over 8000 vaeHU able seat during the day and a good place to sleep at night Each O AlATIA HL3 Nov lil 1MT- scies during the paHt seasou Tench ParlsIUOI--nLouts 31o car is supplied with a ladies dressing room and a gentlemens than one half the errors made on says iOntl man Mi Bold lass roar bottles of smpker You will not have to bother about changing cars for these J Ti In CUILL TONIC nmt havo Eggs is eggs and nothing ers ueeded now to contract for next mtOVn u-S - A rnpiroauyioisyoar In nil our ci score cards are due to this kind wu ht cars run through from Memphis and Cairo to Texas without change term Unqualified rloicu t yirs tha dpis bntncsr hivo Direct connections are made at Cotton Belt junctions with trains for iVPro of a clerk He is watching the else The hen clucks and cack- Â¬ ing teachers iu everyfacilitiVn for plac Uctio u it i rtllafhatnivOBiich ualvrsalBatls yours trtilr Vvulc all parts of Texas Indian Territory Oklahoma and the far West part of the U S ABNEVCAIUl Tt Pll i I Judge or the bird instead of the les and quietly accepts no end aud Cauada Principle Superiu- If you ore tlitnklne of takinir a trip write teU lis you are Bolnc and when ypn will leave and we and you where score card I have as high as of ridicule and contempt but she teudeuts AssibtauK Onule Teachers tell your ticket will cost what train to take io aswill make thehow much to best time errtfe nnd connections and anything else we can that will help WMI seven different clerks in one b10 fVimrt oil1 flln corvir QVir Public Private Ait Music etc kJW OUUV your trip a comfortable one An IntercstluKlittle booklet A make TRIP TO TBXAS will be mailed free to any address show all anxious to learn scratches for a living I yish I wauted A Physician This should not be The Asso- knew how man mortgages the ADDnES3 ALL APPLICATIONS TO W A McQUOWN E W LaBEAUME Traveling Passenger Agent WASHINGTON D C Genl Passr and Tkt Agent ciation should provide one clerk hen has lifted how man fami- Â¬ 615 CoIwabU lllg Can PrescribeLOUISVILLE KY ST LOUIS MO will stay with the Judge lies she has clothed and how who many children she has educated throughout the show The Judge should also be pro- Â¬ while the farmer sat around and I G DOLLAR vided with a small exhibition talked finance and politics at the CiltthliadoutaiidisemltouawlihtlUM unfwo will nendjou tliU E nirilOVhlt 1C11S lMiaOK OltUlVby trelght CO I tuDjcel lexamine it atyOur neareat freight depot coop in which to place the birds store She has done a pretty exd laiBliitllon You canas represented uqual to oruani that retail at Ityoufnd it exactly RAILY in order to get their shape It sight of it first and last and tli00totluo30 tbocrea test vatueyouerer saw and farbettertaan organs ndrertled by others at more mony pay the f relyht airont oar vtlsl da offer prl til 11 lC8thonortJ4 ISssd freltbtehirret is impossible to get the cemetery very little thanks has she got for Formula on each package S3L75 IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE it or the farmers wife and TIME TABLE or typical carriage as the - price ctuurjtd by others Such au oiler was nerer made before new standard terms it with four daughter either Perhaps the Eflective June 18 1899 AP1IC CURES YOUR COUGH TUC rtUIIIL nilCCU isoneotthemntJarabliadneeUtttonodtn I llu UULUI1 tmmenueTerinadeFromtbelliuitratlou No 314 NoS0 No 810 to ten birds in one coop The farmer says he knows his busi- Â¬ shon n which l engraved direct from tt photograph you can form dally apptarane dally dly on IN A DAY Jt some Idea OI Its beautiful antlaue finish moae trpm tOlialiaudsomeIvdeioiatOimrtnrfiswed Oak Lr management should alo pro- Â¬ ness and that I dont know what Ar UopVlnavllU 501am 2 0pm 4 SOiiic vdaiid ornamented lotoot IBOOStylo TUKACUfigiLkNIs ft 05 a m tSSpm 6 80 pm Princeton s feet Inches high 12 Inches longiSllnches wldoaud weighs 0 16 it ai 8 6l p iu vide a box I prefer a coffee box Im talking about Perhaps not Ar Iuuucah aou pounas contauu a ociaie it stops as ioiioats i uiapaon Price 25 50c Trlarlpal liolelana Dlcludla llbto Cromooa Dan Cooplr JiMmMmgmifwzpMwm To 05 a m i p m Treble Coupler Dlapatoa Forte Prloelpal Fort sod Yoi lliai with a lid at the top in which to Orange county produced last Ar Henderson na 9 Uctara lonplrs 1 Tin Swll 1 Uraod Organ Swell 4 8et wwam sjjpm OrcbMlralTaDdRewnatoryriretlijallljIleeda ISetotJJ iuro place the birds as scored and year in poultry sold and con ni cvaiittyiue 1 Bet or 37 Uirrlntlj llrllllaat Bt Jlelodls oflledItlekUellowSuiootb fJiapatoaUttdt tlMIof llMdS lSt at Loutsyille fllpm St Sat For nle by Anderson ic Fowler when a coop is finished transfer sumed 27000 dozen fowls worth Train 3U daily no ar Xf rieaaiof Bait nitoioaa rriacipal limi at Hopkinsvllle 0 30am THE ACME QUEEN Truln HopklnfVtlle2 0Sp w the birds from the box back into on the average say S3 per dozen Tralr 31 dally ac ar at Hopklnavllle 8 40 p m 3i3 daily ac ar at instrumeni ai o ntted with II in tno nignest graoellnmaoa nosdCoaplraand SEND US ONE DOLLAR also best Dolte felts leathers oi original exhibitioncoop This to make even figures and 33S E M Sherwood Agt the i llojikliiavllle Ky ttc bellows of the best rubbrcloth 3 plyhetlows stock new 1693 pltrrn hlth rrd laSEUVOIll OIL AU MOOl W aKelloxdAGP and fliftsf leather In alves THE ACME QUEEN it A Louisville Ky COOK 8T0TK by freight c0 D subject to examination of eggs worth say on saves time and trouble in sorting 360 dozen i iiuisuc i Ktum ivitu piaioireiicn mirror nickel juxjuuwo plated iwial fiAiiaaudcvery mblernlmproTehiont MB your freight tXliilsil HtEt a handsome orgou stool andths best org an depot ana if out unscored specimens by leg an average of 10 cents That Instruction book published N TIME TABLE L found perfectWith ly satisfactory CUARANTFFnORVPADC DVArv msmiwdMzmmi i l would make 82800 for the pou- Â¬ a Sfy t bands m nd lb rrutit TnAlNS SOCTU uncanuo Issuo n written blndlntr 25 ver ifiayutea lair thai Slot ntK t iJ mift ts it tarn tatina skH1 nAnml lr uv HIWJ nuiuuuiUUIlIH triUICfll HUT i aiwmiitiVW It is best to score all birds by ltry and 23836 for the eggs or Xo 55 Hopkiusville Ac 615 a m um you jby rirkAxr JS -i i tauowun ever taw riuu m iivr H LlrKDa month and we will refund your money it you aronot tasEa iatim jszhsw Kazt rJijaor beard 600 a m ofpay the the same light One corner of in round numbers 116600 more No 53 Fast Line perfectly Balls a eel fiOOofttirat organ will b told at 51 Fast Mail uraeraioDee vontaoiay 527 p m lltKIUKf the show room near a window than half of which is clear profit No 91 NO Limited our ACME OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED LW No 1208 a ca iOENT srtcuii notdealt with us sale vournelirhhnr ahottt tetltn rniiK should be arranged with a table to the farm r BIRD Jaf w-r the publisher of this paper 01 Metropolitan National TBAIN9 NOKTJ rv SI300 UankKatonal Dank uf the Kepubllc or Din of Cum Here we made enough to No 92 Chicago Limited 933 p m less tbe II 00 or trestle on which to set the WRITE FOR OUU RIO FRE E est bminess blocks In with STOVE CATALOGUE nm ll trm ai s an coops and two assistants fur- - satisfy all the mortgages and No 52 St LcuEsiuail 945a m sent or 112or- 00 dr loweittolej 5rcea Vrllo pr Jroo aIiIta andfrelRht charpres This Btoro Is tire No 8 oven Is special organ piano and musical lriAr jnent catalntrua from iron extra nished br the Superintendent pay the special school road and No 56 Hopkinsville Ac 880 p in lHxUxll top Is lijiS madeheavy beat pig and grate SEARS cROEBUCiC CO in Fulton nesslalnojandWaymanSts CHICAGO Uj large flues heavy covers linings No 61 Fast Line 1024 p m large oven shelf heavy tin lined oven door handsome should stay with the Judge and bridge tax four times over oxtra nickel plated ornamentations and trimmings Naahvllle AccommodaJlon doi i in run n larcre deen genuine StandLh norelaln lined rinolr handsomo large ornamented bate lltt coal bnnxr Bad and Now that may be pretty tal uutlar bound St Luuu making it SatiL and CnicivK1 uc ire furolth rrtKE an extra wood grate GUARAXTEb a per borntr BI1DISO fect trough trains talking in the opinion of the man roiuu have and St Louis solid and jetin every stove and ME ISSlK A safe delivery to yourwith guarantee rail Chicago 00 station Your local dealrwould charge y ii absolutely necessary to who whittles a popular stick in tastLlne stops only at tmiiortsut slattum roadtucfc a stove w the freight is only aboutyou 125for w w S100 for tud crossings Ua lirongti Pulimiin Klnitp each 600 miles to tats joo at latt iOOO Address front of the postoffice but Ive iti to Atlanta Ua SEARS ROEBUCK COIHC CHICAGO ILL Urn youuy mini or young woman who won hi wiu pucc6 s in Jife This J AI AiuwHAKeut beiogcoucMtJdil il isnir t inijortaimoto jftt your training nt the eehool EMUS Boenacfc A Co art thoroughly reliable FUtor goc the figures to prove it that stands in tb Very fumt ritu- kThe Republican suggests that BAURHD P ROCKS The Bryant Strattqu Business College Louisville Ky Hotel Henderson the county poor farm take up a Pe hcatjed by rt aiHfuificni Seven X 1 poultry raising and render tOctf ret with pome xtrn fiaa Book Keepiiigr his lneexperienced teacjliers each one a specialist in Vt I Enliiely new aud frst class in all besutiul book giving testiiiO I f iinltu Sliortlianflv V uiajfi frbmWrite ior a occurivinffnrominstiL Doaitions itself self sustaining That isnt J Grraduatea ll f Excellent ecmple rtiome resfiects OR KIDNEY DISEASE STOM a bad idea JTlegrapliVli UlLfevr the Uuitqd 5tatw fVwfflfoweft3toyou free EGOS 1 PER 15 ACH I HUUULt inuiuua beryjee auy JidwV Poultry Vee i 1 H J Vltf tJU j fJ I t r wWWf T T v v imi icleans v Has Come To Stay Liygrwjw Witlx alull stock o Ma chines and jLbda a m MILWAUKEE MOWER SEBREE SPRINGS Watkihs Edwards ERDVES 1 L Dial TASTELESS III 1 sug-g-estio- Ci COO V Spruce Gum SEMPJJSOIE Balsam N OO Df Ottos j fr-y--iirta- -iJ 1 1 EAttraK 1 v w 1K J rVfSS Irl sss m ire p a 1 t V TJ-- 11 BSSSSEfeSSCSw iSBMmmi wm m mnA fe OOd M use A RIISNF5Qepucation PRICKLY 4 v 1 IITTI J F TION LIVER DISORDER OR CONSTIPATION IT CURES and biV V- V afvj tf t iltuiy aninu whosajs uu had rather he iiht tluiii t bPxesideiittyaht bold to unequaled iu city On Doublo Car Line w u y niuuber VautiidsfTpiJ 1 Ju ysn It Vi 1 r r Wtt l i Vj v -V AK VAlV W either Vt j sii tr ai T - AJ IV M K hwlr -T V v vi 11 t If it falls to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK We will refund to him Price 50 cts VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Sole Proprietors MEMPHIS TENN SOLCIBY F C HARDWICK HOKINSVILLF KY m ftird Muscovy White Muscovy Gray Call White Call Black East In- Â¬ These dian and Crested White in the order of popu- Â¬ are named larly The ast Indian is a bantam bred for fancy and the Crested White is ah ornamental variety The White Pekin leads for all purposes It is valuable for raising on a large scale It is asily raised but is timid and It must be handled carefully China inlS73 tejs imported from Nir McGrath of the firm of engaged in the Co Fogg iChinaand Japan trade saw the at Pekin and thought it a variety of the goose He pro- cured some eggs and took them to Shanghai where he set them under hens and secured 15 duck- Â¬ When sufficiently ma- Â¬ lings GIKOOJT CUUKT DUtJSCTOItV C S oddnrd who invented calliope is speudiug hi the steam Tbiciq First Monday in February term third Monday in May trm two iipst farmers have a prejudice Electrical Cohesion Promises to Turn declining years iu a queer little house three vreeka Monday in September tem three Mist Into Rain weeks first in the Advent camp grounds at weeks agaVast vvater fowl especially In the courso of a Royal institution lucks They tolerate geese be- Â¬ lecture on Coherers Prof Olivci Springfield Mass hristi an Fourth Monday in February term sis ween First Monday in June teiir cause those birds forage and Lodge made an experiment- which 1 was seriously ntnicteu with n four weeks t vth Monday in September term six weeltx live on crrass durimrthe summer may- have an important bearing in cough for several years and lust fall CALLOWAY second Monday in April term tevste uho a weeks First after the goslms are started the abatement of the smoke nuisance b fore moreliuvrt used uuuffu man ever threeweeks SecondMonday in August term many remedies two I Monday in Novembei Ducr will not thrive under neg He filled a bell jar with magnesium without receiving much ielief and term three weeks Lyon First Monday May lectlThey are prone to wander smoke Ordinarily these thick fumes being lecouinionUed to try a bottle weejt first Monday in inAugust term two term two I liBtuberlutMri Cough Remedy weeksjflrst Monday in September termtwo and get lost in swampsor brooks would take a long time to disperse offrieud who knowing me to bo by weeks a Lodge a They have a foolish way of drop- Â¬ says the London Times widow gave it to me I tried it of elcctripity through poor ping their eggs in the water and passed a charge smoke began instant- Â¬ mid with the most ftratifviug results PROFESSIONAL CARDS the jtu tuid the me very of following a brook into neigh Â¬ ly to clear the Emoke particles unit- Â¬ Tlio first bottle ielievd much nndthH second bottle ha ab Â¬ boring farms unless they have ing and falling in the form of a white solute v cured me I have not had H suitable quarters and receive snow of magnesia The word used to h good health for twenty years I give thir certificate without solicita regular attention It is a good describe the action of the smoke par Â¬ tiou simply in appreciation of the The ex Â¬ gratitude felt for the euro effected deal of trouble to lookafterthem ticles is electric cohesion Office over Kellys jewelry store Â¬ Lodge said is bc Respectfully Mas Mary A Beard A half starved duck will dis- planation of it Dr Clarenioro Ark For sale by R C UOPKIMSVILLE Kt pose of a large quantity of corn ypnd our scientific knowledge and it Hardwick druggist elec- Â¬ is one of those great problems of at a single feeding apparently vfp hope that Lord Kel After we have loH our youth wo nNDESW aARUKNT M D remembering the- past and an- Â¬ tricity which Physician and Surgeon vin may solve It is perhaps enough The to say at this point that it is the quali- Â¬ hang along time to the ilea that we ticipating the future ilopkinsville Ky aro still middle aged careless farmer will have noneof ty of electric cohesion which makes Office Hth and Main streets opposite Cltj X this sort of stock But the duck Hertzain wireless telegraphy possible O jy f3 T b Kind 3E2llaie Always Court Room You Bought Bears tho Telephone Office IResldeuce 63 4 rf has a great many qualities to by the use of sensitive electric de Blgnatnro commend it to the most careful viced called coherers which like -Jas B Aliens worth of JasILandes I andes Allensworth the receiver of a telephone serve to man Attorneys-ln-LaThere are ten breeds of ducks indicate certain forms of electric The woman who is past other van ities ii always voluble about what Office in MoDanlcl building near Courtllou se Lodge accidentally raised in this country viz the waves But Will practice in nil the courts and supre m referred to a possible extension on a tho doctor nays of her dheastJ conrt Special attention to collections White Peking White Aylesbury large scalo of his magnesium smoke DIGEST YOUR FOOD Rouen Black Cayuga Colored E H BARKER Ninety per cent of all sickness Is caused by Some people said he experiment J Duck Culture t MAY CONQUER FOG I Johua Aprils Most Attractive Bargains in MILLINERY tr C TANDY Hundreds of Hats trimmed and untrimmed all colors and shapes A vast sea of flowers chiffons and all the new trimmings I can give you the very latest styles in Hats and Bonnets and can save you money CALL AND SEE THEM JEIVXISrx Mrs Ada Layne inarrjhwiiaJk V T O jl ttAr S 4uzsy Mi G EA TT 1 tr REDUCTSO MS REMEMBER THE PLACE tLm Ism tured these birds were sent to the United Spates in charge of Six ducks James E Palmer and three drakes survived the voyage of 124 days and reached New York March 13 1S73 Mr Palmer was to retain one half of them He took his share home leaving the remainder to be sent family McGraths to Mr These never reached their desti- nation Mr Palmers ducks be Â¬ gan laying in March The three ducks laid 325 eggs From this beginning grew up the greatest duck industry ever known in this country The Pekin has a distinct type and differs from all others The legs are set well back causing the bird to walk in an upright position The fowl is large the flesh delicate free from gross- ness They are the best table duck and excellent layers laying from 125 to 150 eggs in a seasqn They begin laying about Janu- jfiry and continue until late in July and again for a short time in the fall They arenon sitters The hardy and mature early feeding as practiced method of by me as manager of the Clear Wiew Farm will be described properly creates may imagine that this experiment sons and poes Into your digested Itthen yon pol blood and aro - s heir to Usa Dr Carlstojlts German suggests a means of dispersing LonLiver Yon don fog An adaptation of some such Powder and watch the results dose will feel the pood effects after taking- one Give it method mightJbe suitable for the dis- Â¬ a trial and bo convinced Price 25c Ottos Spruco Gum persion of real fog of sea fog arising Dr Your Cough Just Balsam Cures the Medicine from a moisture charged atmosfor Children For sale by phere Anderson Fowler A Scotch mist can be turned into rain by a suitable discharge of elec- Â¬ Half a loaf is better than no bread tricity and ordinary rain can be but a small dish of strawberries is changed into the largo drops of a worse thau none at all thunder shower by the electric dis- Â¬ charge of the lightning flash The reason for tlie size of the drops is I that owing to the incident of electric Tor Infants and Children cohesion the drops are- attracted to one another and form conglomerate The Kind You Have Always Bought drops But I dont think electricity Bears ths could prevent London fog The only Signature of way to prevent a London fog is not to cause it And the way not to cause marry if More it is not to bum coal fires like sav knew men wouldpretty girls they lots of hats that ages in open grates The day will cost only sixty cents come when it will be forbidden to im- port crude coal into London I con Mr PJietchatn of Pike City Cal fess I should like to sec the experi- Â¬ saye During my brothers late ment tried of making gas at the great sickness from sciatic rheumatism coal fields and of conveying it toihe Chamberlains Pain Balm was the fown in huge pipes and conduits only remedy that gave him any reMany others have testified to lief The experiment of course could not the prompt reliet from pain which be made with respect to London it this liniment affords For sale by R would liayc to be conducted on too C Hardwick druggist largo a scale hut it might be tried There is two much patient waiting with a small town It will have to Walk up and done iu this world c6me to that some day People say ake what you want they cant bear gas stoves But as a matter of fact all fires are gas stoves Dojou have sick headache with People make gas themselves and nausea and vomiting chilliuess make it badly 0 doubt however yawning and general lassitude That stove of the inevitable future condition is caused by h disordered the gas Take Dr J H McLeans liver will ho a very different contrivanee Liver and Kidney Balm and Dr J from that of to day H McLeans Liver and Kidney Pil lets and a complete cure will result For sale by C K Wyly food not being- DENTIST Office over First National Bank Hopkinsville Ky To my Customers and Citizens of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hat3 From now on the Leader will sell all of our Trimmed and Cntrimmed 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 bo to your interest to call before purchasing elsewhere CASTOR A vert a man who has had much experience in the business and worked in all the large cities and is up to date in workmanship I hope that my friends will call and see us First class shine 5c Respectfully I William Yates have sold a half interest in ray business to Jas J CalÂ¬ The LEADER 105 Main St MME ii FLEURETTE LEVY Mil YATES CALVERT Successors to William Yates BOYD Barbers POOL WORMS FOR SALE BY R W G Wheeleb VERWIIFUCE Most In Quantity Bestln Qnnlltr For 20 Years Has Led ail Worm Remedies MMX BOLD BY AI1Z1 JDHtTGrOXSTS prepared by JAME8 F BALLARD St Louis J th street Hopkinsville Ky Egpolal attention to patrons clean Lines Satisfactory service Call and bcconvloced HARDWICK W H Faxon W W GRAY TONSORIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS Wheeler tobacco Warehousemen Faxon Grain Dealers b STREET ELB BUILDING Commission Merchants con Clean towels and everything firtt Giv ub a call A Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments rcssellville and r Ky sts Hopkinsville flWiXii 1fti ilfili Kmi All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance y 1 SHIP YOUR TOBACCO yiFTH AVENUE HOTlu LOUISVILLE KY TO- - Best 2 Ilotclln the id i 3 1 Electric Elevak IijcbCampuell Manage RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN 1 CO STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY iKSB A Sclf Mafle Man R NAT ECOOPER Salesman GAITHER a Edvjin W Fly Chalfont Pa I TO jln American Pouitry Journal May Hempstead a Winner J A dispatch from SheepsheadBay it says of the Caney Island Jockey Thereafter L Club 3 meeting May Hempstead whose price was as good as 8 to 5 at the opening- made her first appearance as a three yearrold in the east and the ease and handiness with which McKinley wants to double the she won shows that she is in form race Thenandsome fighting force m the Philippines and uo to h6 Frdm the wav Gent Otis fires J4rboea filly galloped verf By- - cablegrafnsteyerydiay orspin life Mery Jrnce joqe BtJ neia avouiu iniuK fuai uurj array- is ziav 1 - rott MeClfcUana sana JU V VriffcAU msr a bigufcakewalk- 6vervithere iJitnoii V7j rouble- - SSefcwriedjlO or else tbere is first alius L The Paris papersare telling stories of M Bassinet a new member of the French senate lake- many of his colleagues he is a self made man and began life as a journeyman mason In that capacity he was employed to ren Â¬ ovate the sculptural facade of the Luxembourg palace when tho archi- Â¬ tect Noticing his skill and industry said io him by way of encouragement Why you couldnt be making a bet- Â¬ ter job of it if it were your own houE e The young workman smiled and is 6aid to have answered One never knows what tho future may bring forth He had at tho time no po-Â¬ litical aspirations out all tho same he now site as senator in the building he helped to adorn Christian Work Account of- Annual Convention United Society Christian Endeavor the I C R R viUsell round trip tickets to Detroit Mich on July 3rd 4th and 5th at the rate of one fare Return limit July 20th An extension of limit to leave De troit not later than August 15th may be obtained by depositing ticket with the Joint Agent at De- Â¬ troit not later than July 12th and upon payment of 50 cents E M Sherwood Agent is no world for women in o mice and iu the town shes afraid cjuutry shes afraid of snakes ThiB Hotel Latham 7 Hopkinsville Ky Iu warta weather Emokley Asn Bitters helps your staying qualities This splendid new Hotel beautiful WorkerB who use itoccasionaJly stand better and are lees fatigued ly furnished throughout heated by TOBACCO the htat COMMISSION MERCHANTS steam and equipped with electric at night lights aud ice plant and all other mod now open for It is easy to enjoy hot weather if eru improvements is will be unsur business The table you only remember that every scorch passed by that of any other house in Liberal advances made on Tobacco Four months storage Free ing day brings you nearer to tho the South blizzard of next winter Qaither Si VVest J JAS WEST t HOKINSVJLLE KY LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor HAS NATURE WARNELYOU Nature liersclf clad in the early jrarbs of spring wossonisiortncrees ana liowcrs causiag the despondent chord to vibrate to this the most delightful of aU springtime and how do you feel Hito you that tired shaky feellnp the forerunner of Chilli niaiaria ana xypuoia as it U an Indication of sickness avoid this consult tis as our advice costs you nothlnir Call on your druggist and procure a bottle of ur uaruteavs uerraan iiver 1owaer uaue one dose a day At bed time iot six days then follow br procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic JoJlowing the directions and after two weeks course of these two great remedies you Wlli IKC1 IIKB IIIO UUTC1B JUUli IU IHO pIUt Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere is full of gerrnB If necessary and whenyour system warns you repeat the above These Remedies in stock and sold by KENDRICK RUNYON OF- CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes Bro PUOriUETORS PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gub Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings G eutrat TobaccoWarehouse GlarVs2iUe Tennessee VVe Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Sell Free Storage to Shippers Gash r Advances Made J C on Consignments M Anderson Fowler When a woman loves a man Bhe puts him in a shrine which is so much too big for him that he tumbles out There Aro Others mM Atlanta vs aud Whlsloy Habits cured at homo with- Â¬ out rutin Book of pr tlcularsscnt FItKE HMWOOLLEY Mn Offlco 101 N Pryor St I KENDIUCK Salesman C HANBERY F SHRYER Bave Your Photooraphs Matje fitjtoting aiair aj liria There are other chill tonics than Mendonhajld Chill and Jffever Cure but if you purchase a bottle of tbiKremedy- aiid arohpt Bonvinced that jwebtokilltbHioyou have ever uaeoyoqr mooey will by- M Ok Hmrdwtclt druggist VDr ai PEOPLES HANBERY WAREHOUSE SHRYER WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO Proprsj AT- ff Nb680 Fourth Avenuo Railroad St Between Tenth fr HOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh Vv -d uareiui attention giyen to sampling and selling all tobacco conaieaBa UU8 Liberal advances on tobacco matore All tnhar n0 i PK i utitoSjia2h si T TTgt fiK ill m w Ji 1 I Xjo gtttnw iW i Mimw u h msmnm WJHSiZ MiWH ifm HMlli MMUA1U1W rF 4 j rf1 r3 rt i u By the use of a sensitized paper Clutch a Frenchman ha succeeded in do ing some printing with the X rays thohgh his accomplishment hava uot gone far enough to threaten the The man eating tree ot tree existence of the printing press DDoiafcJEHaH devil of Madagascar resembles q Radioirranhic ink of a material pineapple in shape with a- series calculated to intercept the ra green tendrils was used l - MID -- - vMJR of long hairy asa medium for majdng 1 stretched out in every direction the copy to be reproduced llus toward the horizon at the top The was placed on a pUe of prepared trunk of the tree is aboutelght papeh two inches in thickness and warn I feet high black and hard as iron after an exposure of a few seconds tendrils are seven or eight to the sensitized paper washed and the feet long tapered from four inches with a gelatine bromide solution to half an inch in diameter Above much like that commonly used by these from between the upper and photographers M Izabard man Â¬ under end six white and ulmost aged to secure excellent reproduc- Â¬ transparent palpi rear themselves tions of the copy each sheet of toward the sky twirling and twist Â¬ course being developed as iu incessant ing with a marvelous Mechanical drying ony of her voice will surprise her motion yet constantly - reaching photography of the developed and fixed sheets Gov Roosevelt is attending- a too and her thoat will grow tired upward thin as reeds and frail was resorted to in a trial for speed Rough Riders Reunion at Los Ve She will stumble or hesitate at unas quills apparently yet five or gos New Mexico familiar words even though she six feet tall with a subtle sinuous and the result is said to have been satisfactory The ouetrpuble seems knows their meaning thoroughly All goods will be sold regardless of Jim Jeffries was booked for a iust as one who reads music read silent throbbing against the air to be the difficulty of printing on of serpents sparring match at Music Hall Sat- Â¬ ily will misplay it from lack of prac with their suggestions one side of the paper only as the cost nothing excepted or rejected We urday night but had to get another tice Of course you understand dancing- on their tails On the sum method so far used allows the print- Â¬ will offer goods at prices never quoted mit of the tree there is a cup ing to show on the reverse side of hall on account of the convention about what you are reading but containing a viscid fluid and by any merchant before the sheet The inventor is nov at when you read aloud you must not I i The Democratic convention at only do this you must make it clear all who drink of it become wild work on a scheme to prevent this Louisville breaks all precedents as to the listeners The eye can travel with frenzy and the atrocious and thinks that the trouble has a long one Not in the memory of more rapidly than the voice so that cannibal tree fastens around them been practically solved by a method Call and for Yourselves the present generation has a state it is easy to read a few words its tendrils one after another like of sensitizing the paper in strips convention had to adjourn over ahead and get the meaning before great green serpents with brutal so that impressions will be taken Sunday and take two weeks to the voice needs to take up the words energy and terrible rapidity until on these strips ouly leaving the in- Â¬ life is extinct In India their grows complete its business Bv doinir this continuity of ex- tervals ready for the strip sensiliz self ation and photographic printing at is insured consequently a marvelous palm called the pression Allie W Young the new Chair- Â¬ tree The plant is 11 feet a future operation on the other of thought on the part of lifting continuity man of the State Executive Com- Â¬ in height not including the leaves side The experimenter also thinks the reader is possible mittee is a young lawyer of Mt in posi- Â¬ it possible to photograph with diff- Â¬ It is a very rare thing to hear a and stems and it changes Sterling only 33 years old His good conversationalist who does tion every morning and evening erent copy each side ot the same brother Will A Young is the mem- Â¬ not read well and they are the One who has seen it writes At sheet of paper at the same opera- Â¬ lv- ber from the Tenth District help their 530 oclock the tree was almost first to acKnowledge the tion though his successes in that reading has offered them In read- Â¬ ing towards the west The foot of direction have not as yet been Ten or twelve more counties held it was at an eagle of five to seven conventions Saturday to select del- Â¬ ing aloud few words are brought to degrees with the ground and we marked save whea small pieces of egates to the Republican conven- Â¬ us and we familiarize ourselves were given to understand that it paper and widely separated lines tion at Lexington next month with them and also with the had already commenced to rise at for reproduction have been used Most of them went for Taylor whose mechanicism of pronouncing them four oclock A handkerchief which N Y Times instructed vote is now 729 the num- so that the risk in using had been tied to one of the leaves so Tf your sight is blurred with specks ber necessary to nominate being them when we talk is small that its other end might just touch aud spots floating before your eye s In readiug graces of expression 848 or you have pains ou the right side and new arrangements of words the round had risen six inches At under the ribs then your liver ia de Â¬ m the handkerchief was 18 ranged and you need a few doses of come to our notice and we can ac- Â¬ eight p State News inches from the ground andatthree HBRBINE to regulate in Price 50 quire them depth and versatility of Ladies Home cts Sold by R C Hardwick Robertson county citizens will thought grow to be ours by assimi Â¬ a m nine feet Dry goods Notions Hosiery Carpets vote at an early date on the ques- lating the thoughts of others and Journal Protracted Meeting Closed tion of local option that most desirable thing of all a PIG AND BULL And Mattings new amphitheater of the large cabulary also becomes ours The protracted meeting that had The been in progress at the Christian Shelby Fair Company at Shelby What girl has not stumbled and A Remarkable Fight Between Two church in Elkton completion for ten days ville is nearing Lawn on matkefat just half their former price some at off blundered vocally seeking an apt closed Saturday when Elder H D Prize Animals O P Cassidy hurt by being word to express her thought And some at off some at 10 per cent off Some all the year round Smithjofthis city who had been thrown from Jhis horse in Bath who amongushas perfectly lovely staples no less than they have been MOne of the fiercest battles ever assisting the pastor Elder W E county is now in a critical condi- Â¬ applied to all sorts of things from the newest shirt waists to a snow- Â¬ fought hereabouts took place yes- Â¬ Mobley returned home tion Be quick if jou would share The new mill building at Owen capped peak of the Rocklesed If terday in a pasture on theoutskirts ii the bargains If the disposition to worms in chil m One of the conteston is now completed and the ma- Â¬ girls read aloud more they would of this town dren is not cured they may become acquire a better idea of the value of tants was a bull with a long pedi- Â¬ emaciated weakly and in danger of chinery is expected to arrive at any words and use them more appro- Â¬ gree and the other was a prize pig convulsions time WHITES CKEAM priately Womans Home Compan- Â¬ that is the prize of the couuty fair VERMIFUGE is the most successful county candidates are bid Â¬ The ion Up to the time the pig grunted its and popular remedy Price 25 cts ing their time but will begin to kway into James A Bells pasture Sold by R C HardwicNever Had The Pajamas hustle after the two State conven Â¬ from its pen in the rear of the barn tions are over A Btory is lod by the Army aud F V Zimmer Attorney his Devonshire highuess ias lfing Elaborate improvements are be Â¬ Navy Jourual of oue of our volunteer of all he surveyed and he was not In this issue appears the pro ing made in the interior and exte- wuiriors who had his home ill u small jarsighted The field Jis a large fessional card of Mr F V Zimmer rior of the Christian church at town uviir the Mishibsippi nvti intl one and the pig had walked to the late graduate of the Ann Arbor who had been chofeento counutiud tl o Shtlbyville center before it was seen by the Mich Law School He is a young The town Council at Oivingsville x dl company because of his town bull Never did a red ilag Haunted man of exceptional ability and granted Charles S Powell a twenty haJ orgauiz d a Red Cioss auxiliaiy in a Spanish bullring cause greater graduated with high honors We JFMfjrxBti franchise for a telephone Ocietyatd araoug their eoiitiibutiotib nge With a roar the bull lowered bespeak for him a liberal share of MWWWWk to th comfort of their absent heroes exchange his sharp horns and dashed for the legal practiceof this and adjoining n case of homo mado pijam The new St Nicholas Hotel of whs pig Now being a pig the animal counties Peas beans potatoes Owenton belonging to John Wood The box loutaiuiug those whs hout to refused to budge an inch A coup- Â¬ A sallow jaundiced skin U n symp has changed hands J 0 Hixson camp but iu acknowledgement of its le of Mr Bellb farmhands expectrucoipt was returned So the good squash lettuce cucumbers onions tom of disordered liver hh it npriiiiH becoming its owner ing Jto see the animal gored todeath ladies telegiuphed from biliary poisous retained iu the Â¬ at the first charge armed them- blood which destroys energy cheer Bridge Foreman Tom Palmer of Anxious to know if you got the selves with pitchforks and hurried fulness strength vigor happiness and the Illinois Central at Henderson p j jamas last week etc to the rescue But their assistance aud life HERBINE will restore the was badly hurt by gettiug his foot Now the captain had been bitting was not needed As the bull got natural functions of the liver Price mashed up with the boys that night before Sold by R C Hardwick 50 cts The contract for erecting the aud when the dispatch was handed too close quarters the pig executed Franklin Military Institute was him he was tryiug to reduce his swol a side step maneuver and fastened Struck By Lightriing The freshest Vegetables on the market awarded by the Building Commit- Â¬ leo Dead with u wet towel aud his its teeth in the bulls nose causing During the heavy thunder storm Hi FinestAariety of Strawberries received daily the big brute to roar with pain tee to the Knapp Lumber Company mind was some what confused So Hi to the nose like a that passed over this section Fri Sneak thieves entered the store of the ladies of the relief society were The porker huug bulldog and it was only after an day night lightning struck the corn Hi Blamer Bros at Shelbyville and astonished by the receipt of this dis Fresh Fish Fridays and Saturdays Hi effort that the bull shook himself crib of James M Clark three miles after cracking thet safe got but lit- Â¬ patch East of Crofton and set it on fire free and retreated to his corner tle money as deposits had just Story is a lie out of whole cloth In the mix up in the second round The building was burned to the llopkinsville Grocery Co been made probably made up by my enemies to the pig followed the same tactics ground with all its contents in The Rev N A Jones has closed ruiu me politically Admit am not a but in the shake off two of his ribs eluding fifty barrels of corn Telephone 11 Ui 204 S011II1 Itlain a successful revival at the C P total abstainer but never had the pawere broken Iu the third round church in Franklin He is now jamas last week or at any other time A Texan Wonder the bull came up fresh and had a holding a protracted meeting it HMPs Great Discovery The oplimibt who cant appear slight advantage as the pig was Woodburn Warren county cheerful when he is iu a bad humor groggy In the next few rounds Oiih umflll hntiln nf TTnlla PirRat BINDERS AND RHOWERS Deputy Collector H B Bryson is a counteifeit the pig lowered its hold to the Discovey cures all kidney and blad Â¬ CHAMPION seized several hundred cigars at thtoat and in the tenth fought its der troubles removes gravel cures Carlisle that were illegally put There i more Catarrh in this bee antagonist to the ground weak diabetes seminal emissions weak mil laniH hick rheumatism and all ir upon the market several weeks ago tiou of the rouutry than all oilier dis from blood Then the farmhands regularities of the kidneys and blad eases put together and until the last by a Philadelphia factor The bull may die der in botu men ana women itegu few years was supposed to be incura interfered Im1p4 hlmldpr frnnhlo in children If Mrs F W Floyed who is now bio For a great many years doctors Buffalo Express not Bold by your druggist will be Detroit writes to friends in pronouueed it u local disehee aud in One 6eyt bv mail ou receipt of SI Two Farms For Sale Owensboro that she has secured prescribed local remedie6 and by con Â¬ small bottle is two mouths treat failing to cure with locuf treat 800 aeref good improwmeiits 4 homes for 150 guests from Kentucky stantly meutpronouuced itiucurable Science miles from Allensvilln Todd county ment aud will cure any case above to the Christian Endeavor Conven- Â¬ has proven catarrh to be a constitu- Ky aud 250 acres 1 miles E W HALL from Md mentioned Sole manufacturer St Louis Mo 5 to 12 tion in that city July tional disease and therefore requires isouville Ky in Bopkius couuty formerly Waco Texas The annual celebration of St constitutional treatment Halls Ca good improvements good for money For Bdle by T D Armistead Hop tarrh Cure manufactured by F J loaned ou time Big bargains aud Johns birthday will be held by the Cteney kiusville Ky Co Toledo Ohio is the easy terms will be given READ THIS Masons at Vances Mill Simpson only constitutional euro on the market T W MacGill county Saturday with a basket It is taken luterunlly in doses from 10 District Agent Continental Iusurance Cuthbert Ga March 22 1888 Itacls direct Company nopkiusville Ky This is to certify that I have been a Binders Twine Parry Buggies Surreys anil on the ground The Hon dropstoa teaapoouful dinner Phaetons Old Hick- Jy on the blood aud mucous surfaces Buffejer with a kidney trouble fdr ten 4Joe Covington of Bowling Green of ory Wagons Fertilizers Barbed and Smootli Wire Plows Disc Mr Win II Jesup has purchased years aud that I have taken less than the system They offer onn huu and the Rev H K Junes will dred dollars for auy case it fills to Mrs Maude Taliaferro h houneon oue botUe of Halls Great DiMiqvery narrows aiiuvumvaiors Aavance inresnersanUBUjnnesuoyer cure Send for circulars and tesi Sixteenth street speak Mrs Tatiafer- - aud I tbiuk thaUap- cured I cheer urass unu uai acuus - uur siock 01 narness ana aauujes is ccm inouiaJs fully recommend It tp any onesuffef Address t V IVIIVII - s jj 5 F J Cuenev Co Toledo q ro has bought ft yacahtnot on Wal- - liutr from auy kidhev trouble as I lwi ivn iXr pvpw 6 toek Wader pfNjchoJas couuty Hut street iliid wlllbui d ujion it iooWjdf nothing luat rl consider Hal Sold by Druggists vnc iH tn -- O t hl1fped nfeUFrulay morn W HaMVParuiT Pill anvtito bWp At once J u A with aj8feded shotguu x Tusliand the gun beingHdisiiharged the con tents entered his left atm above fablisbed Tuesday mid Friday Morning the elbow and shattered it 6o am Â¬ putation was deemed necessary CHAS M MEAOHAM The Methodist church at Owen ton was dedicated Sunday Bishop 8 JJSOIUtTION i A YEAR IN ADVANCE H C Morrison of Atlanta Ga Local reading notices lb cents per line preached the dedicatory sermon special locals 5 cents lino eaoh insertion An immense crowd was present RstrsforistandingiitiverMsemrnu Jurulshfl and a subscription of SI 100 was onapplicat on 0FFICS21230UTH MAIN STUKET raised in a few minutes which fully covered all outside debts TUESDAY JUNE 27 1899Practice Reading Aloud I will surprise every ffirl who DEMOCRATIC TICKET has not already grown to a realiza- Â¬ tion of her shortcomings in this di- Â¬ For Kfiiiiond Commissioner rection to hear how little of the J FLETCHER DEMPSET authors thought she brings out of Hopkius Conuty when she reads aloud The monot- -Â¬ GROWS IN MADAGASCAR J yMfftfPte iiinirt Pi nil I J Print WlttftfJta Plant WJilch has a That Kills MOAYONf BIG uiii S STOR to Attend IT MQAYONS GREAT SALE see Eh O MOAYONS BIG STORE r I GREAT STOCK I REDUCING SALE NOW ON 1 1 a S llJIil iyi9Biiiiiia FOR radishes asparagus CALL ON US 1 -t- y-year m m m m m tn m m m m tu rn m m M Hi Hi m f V 4 V 11 jfy M X j J Vl i V of the people was pyerthrojvn and the State lost to vWilliam J Bryan Seventh We indorse the pro- Â¬ visions of the bill passed by the te tfatntncktavi aj ORblNANCg it- it V iJt 1 rini this Stale iii 189IJ- - w hereby the will DREYFUS CASE DRAMATIZED Emile Zola to Write a Five Act Play to be First Presented in ISevv York New York June 24 The Drey Â¬ fus case is to be dramatized by Emile Zola Zolas American representative Mr Edmond Gerzon has signed a contract with a well known theatrical manager where by Zola is to weave a five act drama around the trials and tribu lationsof the French army officer According to the agreement it is to be completed by October It will receive its first presentation in this city in January M Theyve imitated tf Wk everything else but theyve never been able to imitate the quality of Acers arsaparilla DOWN TO BUSINESS Continued from First Page retention in office of an Attorney General devoted to the interests of trusts and combinations Third We refer to the incompe- Â¬ tency of the present Republican Administration in Kentucky to the abuses and scandals in the man- Â¬ agement of penitentiaries and asy- Â¬ lums while under Republican con- Â¬ trol and we commend the wisdom of the last General Assembly of fifckntucky in the enactment of laws which secure the wise and econom- Â¬ ical administration of the peniten taries and other public institutions of the State under Democratic con- Â¬ trol to the increase in the rate of taxation to the vetoing- of all Dem- Â¬ ocratic legislation favorable to the v nterests of the people and hostile to the oppressions and extortions of We declare Organized wealth of trial it is Wat after four years its complete subordination to the interest oforganized wealth for its protection and encouragement and of trusts and combinations especially for its appointment and for Democratic General Assembly of Kentucky for the prevention of the Charging of extortionate unfair discriminating and ruinous freight rates by transportation companies which bill was vetoed by a Repub- Â¬ lican Governor and we likewise in- Â¬ dorse the provisions of the bill passed by said General Assembly to insure competition in the sale of school books for the use of the children of this State the purpose of which bill was to destroy the ex- Â¬ tortionate and oppressive prices now maintained by the School Book Trust in this State and we pledge the Democracy to such revision or amendment as time or necessity may show is beneficial to the school children of this State Eighth We hereby express our continued confidence in William J Bryan and favor his nomination for the Presidency of the United States by the Democratic National Con- Â¬ vention of 1900 Ninth We recommend to the De- Â¬ mocracy of Kentucky J CS Black- Â¬ burn as the successor of William Lindsay in the United States Sen- Â¬ ate Tenth We indorse the war car- Â¬ ried to success for the freedom of the enslaved Cubans and we ap preciate and honor the courage and heroism of our soldiers and sailors Pleasant Moonlight Trepton Ky June 24 1899- On Wednesday evening June 21 at this place was given one of the mott delightful moonlight picnics ever witnessed in this section All the belles and beaux of the neigh- Â¬ borhood increased by a sprinkling from the city were assembled in the beautiful yard of Mr J J A Carrs Although only a spectator I must confess that the neat and tasteful white dresses of country lassies corresponded to their de- Â¬ portment and were beautifully and appropriately emblematical of all the virtues that should distinguish therein engaged But we declare the conduct of the present national Administration as to the Philip- Â¬ pines to be repugnant to every line of the Bill of Rights the Constitu- Â¬ tion and the Declaration of Inde- Â¬ pendence Voting at Last The nominating speeches were brief and the first ballot was taken in short order Hardin was not nominated but Adair led off by voting for him any how In spite of this Goebel seemed to be getting most of Hardins votes Thompson and Bronston voted for him and he would have won easily had not Louisville voted 35 votes promised This caused to Stone for Goebel the Stone men to begin changing to Hardin although Daviess changed to Stone to offset the bad faith in Goebel was nominated Louisville forti while but several Hardin counties rapidly changed from Goebel to Hardin and he was soon left about 30 votes short Goebel had and Hardin i26i 520 Stone 428 The Stone men continued to change to Hardiu and before the result was ever announced the convention adjourned till six oclock In the meantime the convention calmed down and when balloting was resumed it was upon a settled basis which continued throughout eleven monotonous roll calls The last stood Goebel 346 Ui Hardin 365i Stone 376J4 Stones votes on one ballot went to 394 aud he led on every ballot though Goebel claims 420 votes at his dis posal whenever he wants them Goebel cannot be dropped and he expresses confidence in his ability to beat either one in a single handed fight At 1120 the convention adjourned till 10 a m Monday country life I forgot to mention that the enter- Â¬ tainment was given in honor of Mrs Collins visitors Misses Lula Dickerson and Lou Sherrill of Bennettstown Vesta Davidson and Julia Fraser of Lafayette Among the numerous persons present space and time will only permit me to mention the following Misses Lou Sherrill Lula Dick- Â¬ erson Vesta Davidson Julia Fraser Belle and Maud Randle Lelia Dickerson Ruby Watts Carrie Sladen Hulda Smythe Inez Car neal Nan Jackson Emma and Be it ordained by the Board of Council of the City of Hopkinsville Ky that a tax for the purpose herein after mentioned be and is hereby levied on the property loca- Â¬ ted in the City of Hopkinsville Ky and on both real and personal property excepting such as has been exempted by law from taxation for municipal purposes Also a poll tax on each male citizen of said city of the age of 21 years and oer and for the purposes hereaf ter mentioned to wit For gen- Â¬ eral purposes fifty cents 6n the one hundred dollars and a poll tax of one dollar and fifty cents per head on each citizen of the age of twenty over one years and For the purpose of paying the interest on bonds issued by said city arid sinking fund increasing of 25 cents on the one the sum Hundred dollars For school purposes the sum of 50 cents on the one hundred dollars worth of all property belonging to white persons in said city which is taxed by said city for city purposes and a poll tax of S150 per head on each male white citizen of the age of 21 years and over This ordinace to take effect from and after itsadoption and publication Aproved June 26 99 L T Brasher Mayor Protem Attest Lucian H DAVIS City Clerk rE Youd Saved WHAT Youve Wasted you might be a rich man if you go on wast- ing you will never have a competency One way you waste is to pay more for your clothing than is necessary to get the best The way we can help you is to give you better values for your money than any house in town We have specially a very stiong line of Childrens Suits Ranging in prices from v 25eto500 show you from Mens business Suits all wool in cassimers worsteds cheviots serges 100 styles to SAT UPON Bobby Talked Too Much When His Sis Â¬ ters Young Man Came 500 TO body from 1000 1500 CO Mens Dress Suits and fine business Suits that never fail to please Can fit every- - J A IK iJ fvo VIavur r laws of tho Commonwealth and of efficiently enforcing its laws and of preserving peace and order in the Commonwealth and we especially condemii the present Republican Governor for surrounding the State capital with the military arm of the Government in time of profound peace thus attempting to terrorize the General Assembly pending the selection of a United States Senator Fourth We believe the trust is Â¬ the result in large measure adopted and pursued by the Republican party chief among which are the demonetization of silver by which the volume of currency has been kept below the demands of business and the enactment and enforcement of vicious unwise and unpatriotic legislation such as the protective tariff laws known as the McKinley and Dingley Bills whereby there Â¬ is discrimination in favor of corporate wealth and against individ Â¬ ual enterprise We favor the destruction of the result as well as the removal of the causes The of independent bimet Â¬ allism at 16 tol and the repeal of all protective tariff laws would do more to cripple and destroy the or- Â¬ ganization and operation of the trusts than any other laws Fifth We believe the law in Ken- Â¬ tucky known as the anti trust law should be so amended as to make unlawful auy agreement combination or arrangement by corporations or individuals under which in the carrying on of any business the prices charged should thereby be fixed controlled or reg- ulated And we beliet e that said law should be further so amended as to provide that all contracts Lnrlp bv anv combination irener- lrtw novn as a trust in any kind f business should be void and not eniorciDie as iu sutu uuai ui wm- bination and we especially demand that all trusts controlled articles be placed on the free list Sixth We endorse the amend Â¬ ment to the State election law passed by the last Democratic Geu- eral Assembly of Kentucky over the veto of d Republican Governor We declare the amendment to the - law theinerst of fair- and 1 established that the Republi- catf Administration is incapable of upholding and maintaining- me well Report Not Confirmed Just before going to press the following bulletin was received at this office Convention Hall Five hours Hardin and and nothing done Stone combine moved to exclude police and appealed from decision of the chair holding motion out of order Chair refused to enter- Â¬ tain appeal and combine has refused to allow auy business what- Â¬ ever Goebel is confident rind anx Â¬ ious to have a vote again either Stone or Hardin singly Annie Bawldwin Lucy Winners Bessie Garth Minnie Fox Successors to Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co The gentlemen were Jess and John Dickinson Demetrious CorA MODERN PARLOR neal Walter Warfield Hugh Mas sie Phil and Coley Dickerson shows great progress in the manu Luther Sullivan Jim and Will facture of fine furniture in recent We keep up with all the lat Â¬ yeai- Hunter Will Drake Burnice Spi- est styles and artistic designs in fur cer Tom Perkins Lewis Barnes niture for parlor library bed room Leslie and Josiah Corneal Will diuing room aud office and our store Duke Herbert Dickinson Edgar is replete with beauty in all the lat est aud best designs in fine furniCrutchfield Frank and Joe Waller ture or the cheaper grades to suit all Chas Bennett Jean and Dalton tHStes and purses Dickerson At eleven oclock supper was KITCHEN WALLER served in the yard The host and 301 South Alain Street hostess were Mr Jesse Dickerson Hopkinsville Kj and Miss Irene Randle We all left at a late hour thank man jamnaw amavwrawnraKVwrui3aitttata ing Mr Carr and Mrs Collins foi no is a clever young fellow after SPECIAL LOCALS our pleasant evening all he thought I have done him City Market House Spectator an injustice A pure whiskey agrees with auy fo It was just here that Bobby spoke Large Fat S in fact t finest Fish the stomach aid digestion It tones A Voorhees Anecdote increases the flow of the out Bobby was a well meaning lit- Â¬ lOCEicb gastric jniteiaudsopromates strength in Hopkinsvile Tho law makers of the United tle boy but too talkative A pure wuiskey and flesh like Papa ho ventured you know States took no officii note of last AsL HARPER Whiskey Chicken Soups Ham Potted Wednesday although the Senate lm what you said to day at dinner about SOLD Canned Salmon French Sardines ville Ky BY W R Long Hopkins frequently adjourned ou that day oul Mr Millikin that he was an imper- Â¬ Salmon Steak of respect for tne relegious opinions tinent young man and ought to be sat down upon Watermelons French Crackers of certain of its members While Mr Silence sir shouted the father Sc Vegetables Edmunds was one of its number he CLOTHING- always moved for adjournment on le swallowing a mouthful of hot toast FRESH EVERY DAY Â¬ But the little boy wouldnt be si for less price and more tm ligious anniversaries and Mr Bayard gjg JSSfTry us with your orderp lent usually followed the same custom gv qualitthanyoueversawat BIG STOCK Its all right he continued conf- Â¬ Mr Voorhees once uttempted to Itb EH The Hopkinsville M LOW PRICES an old story but I think youll agree identially but in a whisper loud Mercantile Co enough to be heard out of doors he that it is worth repeating The gen tletnau fromludiana was not a church has been sat down upon Sister sat K B Sl two man and his little blunder caused down on him last night for Wholeeule GROCERS aud Itetnll him for long afterward no small an hours After this the tea went on more noyauce at the hands of his friends the late Attorney General Garland quietly owing to Bobbys sudden and Answers than eer heard of be- Â¬ aud Senator Vest Letters came to very jerky departure ALL KINDS OF fore for a good I dont altogether like this young Mr Millikin who comes to sec you so often I hear he is nothing but a poor clerk is what the head of the family said to his daughter one day at the dinner table He is a very nice young gentle- Â¬ man replied his daughter besides ho is something more than a poor clerk He gets a large salary and is manager of one of the departments and expects some day to have an in terest in tho business I hope ho may responded the old man but he strikes me as a very flip- Â¬ pant impertinent young person who in my opinion should be sat down upon Well I have invited him to take tea with us this evening said the daughter and I hope you will treat him politely at least You will find him a very different person from what you suppose him to be Oh Ill treat him politely enough he said That evening Mr Millikin ap peared at tea and made a most favor able impression upon the old gentle- Â¬ 1000 TO J T WAIL -iU- k I 5 2 CLARK CO ilelH WE MAKE CHEAPER forceraent Whe eggftifltf 3rd and 4th the Illinois C ntral R R will sel round Lyle Litchfleld tiip ttk iirfs tn ny point on theirliue Hiram W Lyle a well known on or boutu of the Oliio River at rate young farmer of South Christiau The greatest entertainment ever in of one and one third fare Return and Miss Alva May Litchfield were augurated in the South is scheduled limit July 7th united in marriage at the home of for AugiiBt 8 to 12 at Lesingtou E M Sherwood Agent bride near Church Hill Thurs- Â¬ when tho Elks Horse Show Fair aud the All nations of tho Orient iillattrac day evening Rev W L Peyton Cirnival will ozcur Its magnitude ti uim of tun ami lie old country officiating is unparalleled in the Souths history everything new novel neat up to Every line of industry repepseuted dite and attractive will be peeu on all clnsBes of stock and fowls The tht Midway during the Lexington amusement features are superb in the Horje Show Pair aud Carnival Aug See lithos handbills and extreme ust 8 to J2 consult your local agent for reduced dread hot weather They Lesingtou aud tho Elks Uo nothing rates know how it weakens and by havea This is evidenced in the how this affects the baby Whutl Never rode an elephant mammoth Horse Show Fair andCar Ml such mothers need Then go to the Midway at the Lex uival at Lexington August 8 to 12 Scotts Emulsion It sives ington Horse Show Fair and Carnw There are more departments and t themVstfehetfi and makes k fKck KaKif0 val3 August 8 Co 12 Youll find more different amusements thau wero ouvu rfniaiAfii4 Vwm rMv Hhenj there- - TakeUhe liUleonea witli eyer chronicled to take place in one wjli- render impossible i uiuib auuuuaiiii druorfgta 60c and II AH you fuafferyearsthtfyllv glory lin entertainment in theSolitb AU railv and icli iraud On Â¬ I him because of ijt from all over the country And this just because one Ash Wednesday he arose at the open iug of the session and with great soleinuity remarked Mr President I move that the Senate do uow ad journ out of respect to this the anni versary of the crucifixion or our Lord But the stenographers set him right on tho record Philadelphia Press The Widow After a mans wife has been dead three months the sympathy of the women changes to suspicion Atchi Â¬ son Globe JUTE X fc3 Sec Fourth of July July 2nd FOR WHEAT ORCHARD GRASS WOOL 101 Fourth LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY IiSIIM DONT m Buy Clothing of any kind until ou get our prices suit The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co m JSWALKERCO Stret CHILDRENS SUITS jV m Jg lIIillI CRASH SUITS IT OIHoe over lliiiik of The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co m Nursing Mothers I Mens pure linen Crash Suits W low prices They must be W A S225 Bovs knee pant Suits 150 sold 4 Tub Hopkinsville The Hopkinsville H Co Mercantile jk Mercantile Co fT V are going at wonderfully 5 M m ZiaiMEH AT LAW ATTORNEr X1 ir hu ftsf uui A Will practice in the courts of Chris tian and adjoining counties Special attention given to the collection of Ollicqin Webber block back claims PTHOMAS TIbiklnsyllfet J a t i KEIDKpti Ti w aifclUerriouXlnce Tf Mh f l TT TT 17 FKlNSWitlJlS IV 11 OtlliXaiSv -w J mtBtayln i Pw 1V ip v T Mritintutut JUahu ra i v Qstesea 4-- M II lWfciliMllWiWBlieill I ARE YOU- CnrATsI u n r f V IF- - 52 rn Rfl lku SI I IMQEIEl - cfflQm 1 nqmrg t A1J1M I I 1 lunuouniH ill oifo3g r mS sesea For Imants and Childrenm -- TnCACl inCv clothes the I The Kind You Have im ft irn r iTJfrtr r7f rTJT MS similating ihcToodandRcgula ling thaStomariis andJBovcls of jegelablcPicparationfor As ways Bough Bears the Signature of Qm EromotesDigcstionChcciful tocssandRcstContalns neither OpiuriuMorphiuG MOT NARCOTIC norUinaral rvveofOldlk SWniLHKMR jilxSmna JioAtUtSJtt yfniii Sntl ClarifudSuaar W The ftermSttd hhynxa- Mann tionSourStomachDiarrhoca YonnsConvulsionste-cnsn-ness Anctfcctncmcdv forConstioa Kind You Have opening of theltoyal Academy but they stayed long enough to have an oppor tunity to hobnob with royalty tp show the wonderful gowns which they had had prepared for just such an oc casion to get both their names and o description of their gowns in the London society journals and to secure from the London modistes gowns of exquisite beauty which they have brought home with them to wear at the resorts during the summer season There has been but very little that is In any way common brought back by these returning London visitors The best that London could provide has been none too good for them and the handsome London made gowns will no doubt attract a large share of the bo said to have fairly opened with Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia Society Is just beginning to return a tunic of the whitest of real Irish point sour stomach malaria torpid from its season in London True tlioso which fltas tightly as the proverbial liver constipation biliousness who have returned did not stay until glove U ts made over an under gar the end of the season which can only ment of shimmering primrose yellow and all kindred diseases IHi THE SEASON IN ENGLAND london swll set brought from J 5 g ft ko constitution undermined bjjR travagance in eating by tutfb yarding the laws of nature prTysical capital all gone it to trough C 0 -- i THB QRtAT- oamk t bi ejtlctof Line 1 rricirir ville EyaiSYile Si An stiLsxingrt iftimphis Loufr Nw m rjtrfrra mot yy i Loug- - m Tutts NEVER DESPAIR Masriile m Til gomcry Mpbjle an Urpars Ainrn ins i fcPlRnl NBJVAtBD AND the satin of which just a suggesnioh Is caught through the meshes of the lace At both the front and back the lace Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure forms a deep point over a flounce of plisse chiffon of the same tone of yel low ns the under dress and this in turn is encircled with foamy little ruchlngs The yoke and collar of the gown are made in one and just against the throat at either side there blossoms out a pale blush rose embroidered in softly colored silk on lisse the pretty flowers reappearing on the vest nnd covering the little pointed lapels Thewoman Who owns this gown will wear with it n hat which also comes I fromLondon It is of a yellowish straw almost as fine as gauze with black velvet tied around the crown nnd catching in a cluster of white ostrich A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruca ftum Balsam Tho Formula is on the package Cures your Cough In a day Very pleasant to take Children cry for it Large size bottles By putting off till tomorrow what dont WHiiiJto do to duy we get n chance to put it off until the nest duy too Connections ore made at Guthrie and NashviJlo for nil points Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam we Pullman Palace Cars for Atlantat Savanah Macon Jacksoj ville and poinisTf in Florida orth East South and W est fn Pullman Palace Cars Price 7Sc and 0c For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder For sale by EiVIIGRANlSo88 his road will receive special low rotea agents of this company for rats routfls c or write o O P Atmobe G P TA Seri Anderson Fowler andLQSS OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK Always Bought 1 vs- U Vi Viu m sihSJKoiTUV rhl is angry aud is where ho swear he kicks something cant Boara the If a man Louisville OASTOEIA rt Tha KM YOU HaV8 AlYV3S Bougty 6 L li T When we say that silence ia golden wa mean other peoples silence Tetter Salt Uhcuin kiiiI Kczenm C Ft R TO s EXACT COPY OF WBAPPEB CALIFORNIA NEW ORLEANS lis THE CtNTAUB COMPANY NtW YORK CITY Wfi t wpm pee -p-BUIL- RICHARDS VIA The intense itching and smarting incident to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Manyjvery In connection with the Southern Faclflo bad cases have been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles and n favorite rem edy for sore nipples chapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore Leaving Cincinnati andLoulsvllleon lMtR ia3tNew Orleans Limited trotrTV eyes 25cts per bpx For sale by EVERY THURSDAY R 0 Hardwick Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Dr Cadts Condition Powders are DERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN just what a horse needs when in bad condition Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge They are not food but medicine and the best in use to put ot the Southern Pacific glvlncspeclal through r a horse in prime condition Price 25 service to San Francisco Particulars ot Agent ot the I O B R and connecting lines jf cents per package For stle by R C Cincinnati S Q Hatch Dlv Pass Agent Hardwick druggist Jno A Scott Dlv Poss Agent Memphlsv5 or Los Angeles and San Francisco without change The Limited also connects at New Orleans dally with Express Train ior the Pa- Â¬ cific Coast and on Tuesdays and Saturdays after January 4189SJ with the Sunset Limited Annex TTnno in tho fnplinrr wn Brill lit uu A Building Materials Of AH Kinds OF THE WHITEST OF IRI8H POINT LACE after it is all gone nrtansonOPA umcago W KellondAGP ixmiBvme A O l JS 1 O 3E2 x a ine tk Kind You Havs Always Bought Til SN ANTOY0 No woman is really m serious earnest until she weeps on her best pock et handkerchief fiLAMC LUMBER LIME ANO CEMENT Give us a call when you need anything in our line DAGG RICHARDS rfiH0PKH3VILLF KY MWfiawmawi Vm2XtKMmKrMBmjX2S ESTABLISHED IN 8852 attention at the resorts at which they leathers and a velvet rosette combin are worn ing with a diamond buckle to uplift the The American woman even the brim at the left side Altogether it is wealthiest of them have endenvored to a perfect costume and one of which the be patriotic for several months past Dwner does not attempt to hide her and has bought most of her finery at pride home But what woman could resist The particular London purchase of the temptation of the wonderful crea- Â¬ which another woman is justly proud tions in lace in foulard in the black is a prett y Parisian opera cape of white and white nets in crepe de chine in fact corded silk The yoke and an enorin all of the prettiest of the summer ma- mously high collar are cut In one terials made into the most bewitching Around the collar is the softest white gowns of all kinds to say nothing of the feather edging to frame the face while tailor made which are made in more around the shoulders there is drawn a attractive forms in London than else- Â¬ hoodlike drapery upon which are emwhere To expect the American woman broidered black lisse leaves in glitterto return from London without some of ing jet Below this there arc encircling these wonderful gowns with which to frills of lace headed with a fine emexcite the envy of her sisters at the broidery of a black nnd white silk cord Another London treasure which has but just arrived is a hand painted gown Bad management keeps more people in poor circumstances than any other one cause To be success fu one must look ahead and plan ahead so that when a favorable op portuuitv presents itself he is ready t take Hd vautagu of it A little fore thought will also save much expense and valimbla time A prudent tud careful umu will keep a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrboe i Remedy iii the hoiue the shiftlet H fellow will wait until neces- Â¬ sity compels it and then tutu his best hoise going for a doctor aud have a big doctor bill to pay besides one pays out 25 cents the other is out a hundred dollars and then wouderB why his neighbor is getting richer while he is getting poorer For sale by tf StLouisSaii sat BETWEEN Francisco Ril THROUGH CAR ROUTE ST LOUISss- WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS AND- SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS SAMUEL HODGSON mporter and Aanufacturer of JVIoniiiTieiats CLARKSVITLE MR FM WHITLOW i Marble andGi axirLe i TABLETS ETC of Hopkinsville Ky TJElSTNEHSBflK is my solicitor OPERA CAPE OF WHJTECORDED SILK f w j m I V n- Jrf 1 American resorts during the summer is expecting the Impossible it would be impossible to do justice in fnfet approachiiifr and to even a small part of the wonderful To Oon Friends Another eeasoa of seed tim have been brought from the wise and prudent farmer will apain hfo the old and favoniM known gowns that these returning visitors in BONE and ANIMAL MATTER FERTILIZERS Loncjon by JONES BRANDS of the space that is allowed me but I will that have for many yearB done their full duty when upplied t liili Sprii crops The use of commercial Fertilizers 19 almost univi and tell of a few of those that have seen and Fall I will begin on the lace gowns that the experience of many years has proven conclusively that ANIMAL MAT not FERTILIZERS are the most compete plant food known aitl the fm t ire attracting so much attention mat TER only in London but elsewhere It bag and branding it D1S of putting ACID PJEJOSPiJ ATE flOCK in ters not whether be SOLVED BONE d es not make it animal matter Honest strictly pure An livening wear the itlace for afternoon or to imal Matter Fertilizers cpst more than rock goodn because they ar worth be one of the popular gown is surethe features of and we ask that von remember this fact Our goods go out niidi r om summer- season more In beauty there is Ve offr our Mods in euarantee analysie and this cnarnnU o is crood nothing that will compare with it and merits and refer with great ftatiefaction to their most exrullfnt r pit- - several of these wonderful dreRses just their tationm all parts pi uuiojiiiioua unci iveiiMKkT wliero tlivy urn ext n as wonderful as London modiRtes can Up respectfully urge 011 to give the celebrated J nes F r BiveljnuFed make them and they excel nt makjng tiJizing Cos goods a trial oil both Spring and Fall crops and vh kno tsat liace gowns have found there way into sorts SARAH DAVIDSON ieactory results and future oiders will certainly follow the wardrobes of New York women for flipof awn viva PUVU JUG rrrt owAnwwflH il aB UU9 UCftiUiEB use during the summer j UTOtblO UtC KV A- - SWHITEivAgcnt HOPKINSVILLE 1 WtVaiSuddenBhockyBflchjaa aliwdi j One of them that was shpwpmejby jp 6t JyiiirdJiifiKxSiiMicL 1 roktiwH AMptol 8 tHHeexltlt s n ri rrt r in f vrtwrrMT t M rr tou a1 t li SEASOISr OF 1899 rJ 1 11 The whiteness of the lisse of lisse gains the faintest suggestion of color from the silken underskirt which is of the same delicate yellow as the prettily painted tea roses With the tea roses on the corsage and deep flounce of the skirt there are also equally as pretty blush roses The trails of the flowers are divided by insertions of cobwebby lace which continue the lines com- Â¬ menced on the bodice and s6 add to the length of the figure which is one of the things to be desired in the summer gowns The soft fullness of the bodice of this gown is held in by a band of white satin piped with silk in the curious blue green of an old turquoise and drnwn through a double buckle of gold and diamonds the color contrast com- Â¬ ing again at either side of the frilled front of point desprit It took many a penny to buy that dress but it will be many a dollnrs worth of satisfaction the fair owner will get out of it before the end of the season for It cannot help attracting nptable attention whenever worn But it is utterly impossible to at- Â¬ tempt any description of even a small part of the many wonderful things that i have seen that have been brought back from London by the swell set of uotnam inere are beautnui gowns by the dozen beautiful hats to go with them pretty sunshades and parasols wonderful wraps and in fact every- Â¬ thing that tends to make glad the heart of woman I never supposed that Lon- Â¬ don produced such wonderful creations as those I have seen but thej are the equals of the best of the Paris models that have been shown in New York this yenr They will add much to the bril- Â¬ liancy of the American season at the re-Â¬ Â¬ mT r 0 Hardwick druggiBt Wiso mothers keep their chiildren obedient by never asking them to do anything they dont want to do Solid Veitlbuled Tiln with Pullman Sleep Hervey Dining Hlt end Reclining Chair Cn Mapi time tables end lull Information furnished upon application to T GEO T KICnOLSOI 0 SEIVILLE Trav Pasar Agent Genl Patar Agent ET LOUIS MO ST LOUIS Mil w- h V r Cleanliness is next to godliness Dirt and depravity go hand in hand This is just as true of the inside of the body as the outside Constipa- Â¬ tion clogs the body and clouds the mind Constipation means that corruption is breeding in the body poisoning the blood with its foul emanations befogging the brain with its tainted exhalations Con- Â¬ stipation is the beginning of more diseases than perhaps any other simrle disorder Thecnnspnnpiiros of constipation are legion Head- mm pain in ine siae snortuess ot breath undue fullness after eating coldness of the extremites nervous- Â¬ ness indecisions lassitude dizzi- Â¬ ness sallowness flatulence and a score of other ailments are directly caused by constipation Cure con- Â¬ stipation and you cure its conse- Â¬ quences The quickest cure of this evil is obtained by the use of Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets They are small in size but wonderful in result They cure permanently They contain no injurious ingre- Â¬ dients The use of them does not beget the pill habit Ask your druggist for them Send 21 one cent stamps the ex ponse of mailing only and receive Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser in paper covers This work contains 1008 pages and 700 illustrations For 31 stamps it can be had in substantial cloth binding Address Dr R V Pierce Buffalo ivy N1 Y rSgTMfc J if C Jl V ir fl iSf plrBfffiTrL IjBiJifllJiiiiiHBBf 2TI1R0UBH VESTIBULE TRAIHiOAILY rffflTI II SVhMLUkSM wBFEmmBSn PINGaBUFFcT s CARS FROM m NASHVILLE V itf rirahm r i rwr in ukjfflffiyrasE i ji eMSifi I FPJEFFRlE50iA i JP W j4yigAil Dnt11LLHrJ vJiS2iSSSS5 MZ r L a tr J1 SHERMAN AND BAZAINE J VifiylN SSt fji Berlin o him- He nrk own cw and piils f11 I10180 1 roud 6r But a a bi8 He ook H Utter of sen and feeds tueni before he feeds H wi m i SB r le BO i rssc WEN RsaK it vyyr i K mV has about to bo court martialed for the For sale by him reached the nlace Fowler where he can take surrender of Metz Anderson 1 liiltrs easv he In answer to my inquiry he says breaks down yri It is tho heUrtfelt welcome of tho EH1 No class of oeo- - as to tho propriety of my calling to do that tells th6tail viGSi pie have been more Â¬ see Gen Bazaino who is under a speapprecia quickly tive of the tonic cies of arrest the minister 6f war said For clo r eompltfxiou bright spark properties of Dr on tho impropriety tligebtiou self That is whv it so often happens that jttst about the time that Farmer Jiim- - Fahnstock THIS AND THAT A TIMELY HINT You should be wise and see ttiat your blood Is I your whole system put In a rlcJi and pure and Two buffalo calves were recently American General Describes a Visit to healthy condition bjr the use ot Dr arlstedta German Ilver rovraer iuen you born HI the Mdrshal ZOO tho Fallen French typhoid JeTer colds will be free from malaria ur uarisieavs Merman xiver In the diary of his European tour ana tlie isgrin best medicine money can bny In Jetmore Kan a town of 350 Pojvder the of 1872 jon Sherman describes a For your Cold fry Dr Qttoa Spruce people every houso is occupied by Gum Balsam Price 2b and 6O0 the owners visiWotMarahal Bazaine who was Womans Mysterious Ills Explanation of their nature by Dr Hartman who tells how to cure them W ijijin1ii Bottle S jj years of age and has always been es- Â¬ teemed one of tho best officers in tho French army lie had the same maps of Metz which I had brought there and he pointed out that the diagrams were not quite right in bringing forward during the his right to in1G Inasmuch as battle of August that battle had been disastrous to the French and to him I did not like to converse much about it but I infer that his trial is more political than military lie did say that the revolu- Â¬ Cures INDIGESTION tionary government of Qambetta which installed itself in power after The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the the surrender of Xapoleon at Sedan human system is heir to had never put itself in communica- Â¬ tion with him and he regarded it rather as a defensive organization than ns a general government of JPor Sale by France Ho is also thought to have ftferson Fowlen had some political views himself meaning to recognize Napoleons son as the emperor and ho expected with Lebanon Law School tho approval of Empress Eugenie LEBANON TENN who had fled to England to be the re- Â¬ Ten Thousand Pages of Liviug Law gent during the minority of that son Ho is to bo tried by a court martial Really a Two Years Course and doubtless the testimony will il- Â¬ Accomplished ia lustrate the history of the events at ONE YEAR Metz prior to the surrender of the With Diploma aud License army there My criticism of that af- Â¬ fair was that having on the first day REVIEWED namely August 9 actually met and Another year free of Charge- checked the movement of the Prus- Â¬ N GREEN Chancellor Address sian attack on his line of retreat in- Â¬ term Sept 4 1859 Next stead of wheeling on his left flank back of Gravelotto ho should have wheeled back on his right flank that 50 YEARS night sent his wagons on to Verdun EXPERIENCE and then have fought his way back as slowly as possible toward Chalons giving time for MacMahon and other troops to come up to his support It seems to me this could have been Trade Marks Designs done and would have made unneces- Â¬ Copyrights c sary the unfortunate movement of Anyono sending n sketch and description ronj quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an MacMahon which resulted in the Invention Is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Handbook on Patents surrender of Sedan It might also sent free Olflost agency for securinepatenu Co rccelvo Patonts taken through Munu have given time for the French an special notice without chnrgo in tho tion to rally But it is evident that Scientific American the German armies were much A handsomely Illustrated weekly Ircost cir culation of any nclentiao Journal Terms 3 a stronger and better than the French year four months Sold by all nowsdealers New York and it is possible the same result MUNNCo36Bfoad Branch Office 625 F St- - Washlntrton D C would have come about the other way Century Medical Discovery marshal would bo most than fanners and contrary the stock raisers They happy to see me 1 explained that have found it pre Â¬ to Vera vents as well as some years ago I had gone cures disease It Cruz in the United States ship Sus Â¬ keeps the stomach in healthy opera quehanna and that Marshal Bnzainc tion fttltnnlntpa flip then commanding in Mexico had in- Â¬ organ of digestion and nutrition and in cTeasJtle accretions of the blood making vited mo to come up to the City of The use of Golden Medical Dis cover at seasons when the strain of work Mexico tendering me an escort and a is greatest keeps the system in perfect hearty welcome I did visit the working order and prevents the break Bazaine tho next day and down which comes from over drafts on marshal the strength found him in a comparatively small Jused ten bottles of Dr Pierces Golden Li cal D1covy and several vials of his house inside a high wall which in- Â¬ Pleasant Pellets a year ago this spring and nave had no trouble with Indigestion since closed a considerable garden There writes Mr W T Thompson of Townsend Broadwater Co Montana Words fail to tell was a guard in a small house near the hov thankful I am for the relief as I had suf front gate but I did not understand WW o much and It seemed that the doctors could do me no good I got down In weight to he is i pounds and was not able to wort at all that he was a prisoner hough 7i TeKh nearly 160 and can do a days work to be tried by a court martial for his on the farm I have recommended your medi Â¬ cines to several and shatl always have a good surrender at Metz I found him a word to say for Dr Pierce and his medicines strong man about five feet Golden Medical Discovery contains hearty no alcohol whisky or other intoxicant gray beard cut A single item of medical knowledge nino inches high with when life is at stake has a value past short and quite robust lie seemed computation Dr Eicrces Common Sense gratified that I should Medical Adviser has looS pages of price Â¬ peculiarly less paragraphs This great work is sent come to see him when in disgrace and absolutely free on receipt of stamps to pay he did say that it was pretty hard expense of mailing only Send si one cent stamps for paper bound edition or 31 treatment on the part of his country stamps for edition in cloth Address Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y after 42 jears of service He is 60 Pierces Golden there was no but Hug eye and vigorous PnioKLnv Asu Bitters system in perfect order It puts take tho BIpssc d aro they who kuow enough to let well euough idoue ear oditor of the Mr John Bevius I huve Press Authou Iowa says used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in iny fimily for fifteen years huve recommenced it to hundreds of others Hud have uever kuowu it to fail iu a siugle in stance For sale by R C Hindu iek druggist Kissing aa a theory is far less satisfactory than a practical example Keep your system iu parfect order and you will have health even in the most sickly seasons The occasional sure vigor aud regularity in all the vital orgaua uao of Prickley Asu Butters will in- Clothes do not make the man tailor jet a man may owe a good deal to his Summer Excursion Rates Commencing May 15th aud con tinuing until Sept 30th the Illinois Central R R will sell round trip tickets as follows carlsteflls I German Mars-la-To- ur liver 80c Cerulean Springs Dawson Springs 170 3 25 Crittenden Springs Grayson Springs 530 Return limit 90 days from uate of sale but uot to exceed Oct 3lst Powder N will sell round trip The L tickets to Richmond Va at one fare July 11th 12th and 13th good returning until and on July 31st The deposits of the New York pen Â¬ ny provident fund during 1898 amounted to 5815 JJerlin has followed tno cstimpie oi London in forbidding cabmen to use certain streets unless they have a pas Â¬ senger A mixed hare and hound race in which young women run with tho mentis an innovation due to the Eu ropeans who live in Yokohama THo Nebraska legislature has en Â¬ acted a law that children under ten moy not work in factories or stores and those under 14 must not work un Â¬ less they have attended school 20 weeks of the year England is bragging about the per- Â¬ formance of the battleship Renown in making the 3000 miles from Ber muda at the rate of 15 knots an hour It is childs play though when com Â¬ pared with the Oregons record At the Roval academv this year more than 15000 pictures were sub mitted and less than 1000 hung Hereafter members will be allowed to offer only six pictures instead of eight as heretofore and others may offer only three The Hampton legion a South Car- Â¬ olina regiment furnished seven genWade erals to the confederac Hampton Stephen D Lee M C Butler James Connor M W Gary G M Logan and Johnson Pettigrew The last named entered the service as n private At the close of 1893 the Bank of France had 21200 current account on its books the Imperial Lank of Germany 13907 and the Austro Hungarian bank 4987 During the year 2514 new accounts had been added to tho Bank of France 7G3 to tho Bank of Germany and 42 to the Bank of Austria IIuncarv M0Kskw Sm wSiT l mW m OUNG wotien aro constantly puzÂ¬ experience but few possess knowledge of tho subject The periodical suffering is painful It is accompanied by many varying sensations that distress IIow much of this is necessary is a matter of guesswork Tho whole question is shrouded in professional mystery Hartmnus book for women A sailed Health and Beauty treats these matters with delicacy and at Hie same time with clearness Write to tho Medicine Company Coumbus O for it it is mailed free It is a practical printed talk to women J Hartman defines womens diseases as cures tli m catarrh and tells how Mrs C C Naeve 380 Morrison St Po tland Ore writes as follows a Medicine Co Columbus O Dear Sirs 1887 I began to take Pe n a when I lived in Columbus and have used it and the Man-a-lieter since whenever I needed medicine I havo never found an equal to for regulating the menses and before I began to take it I was never regular ind always had more or less pain I had but without success tried many different medicines befort I saw There is nothing mysterious abott tho action of It is not a cure all but it cures catarrh whenever located and there may be catarrh in any organ of the body as all are line X with mucous membrane Mrs M C Mehl 504 Walnut St Ccumbia Pa says I have been troubled with catarrh and a soreness in my be svels for several years I tried everything that was recommended I tried Pe i n na and am happy to say that I am now I VlSSTyJtkrJ VJ r vw zled nbout their health In Â¬ deed femalu troubles puzzle all vomun uiuer women navo iaMftBM5Srrtf3eSwC X i Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-n- n 0in A Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-- entirely well Dr Hartmans advice may bo hai without charge by any woman who will write for it nis book on Chronic Catarrh is also mailed free It explains tho danger of local treatment All dnvgibts sell Pe-ru-- JMMMaMA rin XjEiI 71 A ILLinEL i6ei M SPRINGS Proprietor TRIGG COUNTY KY SAM BOYD This faruoui liftitli ami pea ntro resort iIh oM t in Western Ken tucky is situated on tli Ohio Valley ranch of the Illinois Central railroad 16 miles from ilopkiuville aud 1 1 miles from Princeton Price 25 Cents 1J2HE3 1 CHAS R LEWIS Encaustic- - Tile CONTKAOTOK A Story of Brick Artifcial Stone the Pope kinds of Brick Work Tile Hearths EucauBtic Floors Etc Stoue 1ava Etc Stone Steps Sills meuts All kinds of Job Work in my line properly mid promptly aitended to such aa Grates Flues and Chimneys 11 OLD HANK HUlLOlNO Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky lNAGENTa UANTED AND Achievements of Admiral tho wot Id 4 greatest naval ewev i i t ij n Hero Joy iwunifc an hiotui iua me- frieotl tuiU admirer of the na- book Biggest rvifi gidolpages oxjuaud bett nearly t i mcues ovjerbuu pages halftone illustratious Only EuortnouMieinand Big com 100 unanco 01 a mistiioiiH uiitui tree Write quick Tho Domiu lifetime ion Company Jird Floor Caxtou Bidg Chicago i i f LtFE FORTHE ni I I WANTED AN IDEASftSSXfigS Attorneys Washington nUKK CO Piitdntprize oiror D O for their 81W A girl Cardinal Floury when he was very old and was still clinging to the pre- Â¬ miership in Franco once dismissed an importunate suitor by saying While I live you shall have nothingMy lord was the answer His holiness the pope I will wait is as placidly unaware of danger as ever was the cardinal When n South American bishop who was about to return to his diocese expressed a fear that ho would never again see the holy father Pope Leo answered him You are still sweetly Why not young rind it is to be hoped that you will bo able to return to us once again This blind ignorance of the bishops meaning is beautiful from whichever point of view you look at itIf the pope simply did not think of himself the revelation of human nature was excellent If ho was giv Â¬ ing the effusive South American a lesson in manners then the example Of Italian wit arid finesse was master ly St Jdmes Gazette J5f popularity is as sliort lived Number of Alpine Tourists it athaf ofibridtJ Marriage U pndftl h- - gain during 1S98 the number oi per- sonswhomades Alpine tours necessU xjnff jruiaos m im ijtqi was J auuw An extension of final limit to leave BEASTS OF THE JUNGLE Richmond on or before Aug 15 may be obtained by depositing tickets A Curious Wild Animal Farm to Be Started in Florida with Joint Agent at Richmond on There is to be a wild animal farm or before July 28th and on payment started on three of the islands among of fee of 50 cents the Florida keys Wild animals of J M Adams Agent every description are to be brought N will sell round trip from Asia Africa and South America Tho L tickets to Cincinnati at one fare June and turned loose in their new homes 26th and 27th return limit July Sth Parts of the islands are wooded and account National Saengerfest J M Adams Agent in some places there are thick under growths like jungles The beasts will Figures May not lie but estimates be divided into three classes according to their ability to get along toare oftou misleading gether and each class will have an isTho Midway at the Lexington land all to itself Horse Show Fairand Carnival Aug Expeditions are now being fitted ust 8 to 12 will rival the one at the out to make extensive search in every Worlds Fair in vaBtness and is more part of the world for zoological speci- Â¬ up to date with attractions brand mens The hunters depart with the new and features never before seen intention of bringing back from Asia and Africa great numbers of tigers Camphor For His Wife elephants lions hippopotami rhi There was a farmer up home noceri sacred oxen hyenas giraffes he said who used to have his oc- porcupines and all the natives of tho casional spree Every one knew hot countries and from North and his failing and neither of the drug- South America black and cinnamon gists in town would sell him a drop bears mountain lions and specimens One daj he brought a pjart bottle of all the animals inhabiting the west- Â¬ into one of the apothecary shops ern hemisphere Specially designed with two or three big lumps of gum boats will be provided for tho transcamphor in the bottom He told the portation of the animals to the is- Â¬ druggist that his wife wanted her lands Tho completion of a work of camphor bottle filled with alcohol such magnitude will require some The druggist filled it without sus- time and it is expected it will be at pecting anything In a week the least five years before the farm is in old man came again aud in a little perfect working order When the an Â¬ while the third time Finally the imals are once landed on the islands druggist discovered that the gum their surroundings and food will be camphor was milky quartz picked as nearly as possible like that to up in the fields and that the farmer which they are accustomed in their had poured camphor over the out- Â¬ native haunts The hot climate ani- Â¬ side of the bottle until enough had mals will be allowed to construct their crystallized there to look natural own dens in the woods and jungles and smell right The quartz didnt and calves goats and sheep will bo hurt the alcohol for drinking pur- Â¬ driven out among them so that they can bring down their own provisions Time and the Hour poses Small fresh water streams run almost A Fairl A Carni across all three islands and empty in- Â¬ A Horse Show val All in one gigantic entertain to the sea so that the animals that are ment is what the visitor to Lexington in constant need of fresh water will during August 8 to 12 will see Every be supplied Large and strongly built houses feature new and up to date and no Â¬ will bo e Tctcdfor the keepers When oua ueedgo away hungry for amuseit is desired to capture any of the ment animals regular hunting expeditions Two men have started out to cross will beorganized to take them just the Atlantic in light vessels How- Â¬ as they are trapped on their native ard Blackburn sailed from Glouces- Â¬ heatli3 But in this case the hunters ter Mass iu a four ton boat He will have an immense advantage over has provisions for ninety days and tho system used in tho past They is alone Capt Andrews also sail- Â¬ will know every foot of the islands ed from Atlantic City for his fifth and will bo thus enabled to lay traps attempt in a boat twelve feet long for the wild beasts and capture them without the least danger to life or Not one iu five huudred has ever lindy N Y World Hteu a combination of attraction half Hia Neighbors Use It as great as those of the Lexington An Atchison man own3 an ice Horse Show Fair and Carnival dur Â¬ cream freezer and his neighbors perÂ¬ ing August 8 to 12 Every novel ex to have the use of it only hibition and tuiierthiuuiet kuown to mit him ivtll tiliut finnna nil ffiu from November to March It is cir-lmn nltiitn rcitlalinfr in thfcinoicrhborhoodthe rest r j ho thiTeKrMAfclnsorf01obe A if i irJKisIsfc f Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur aud Chdybe ite Water in Abundance Six rains daily ana Reduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season Now Open Write for Rates- - A BOOM JSMAMKmni DR- TABLER8 BOCICEYE oc S crgpr sFggP f fiJiPILE TUB A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES BY MAIL 75 CENTS BOTTLES 50 CENTS - - 313 Horth Main Street ST LOUIS F BALLARD Sols Proprietor FOR SALE BY R C HARDWICK wnMtf4 JAMES KO vvtKrvj4fiaKvrrcKjnccMunf 1899 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 1899 DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE Dawson Hopkins County Ky These celebrated chalybeate and null opriuRS nro situated immediately upou tho Lnuisville and MninphiH diisi mi of tht Illinois Central railroad Va miles wesc of formerly ChfBupoalie Ohio and Southwestern RHilroad Louisville Ky and fi8 mileH east of Paducnh Kv The Arcadia House is new aud neatly furnished with capacity of enter tniuiug 300 pHous The owiihh of the hotel are also owners nf tho Spriugs aud the guests nf thn Arcadia House have free access to the Spriugs without t xtra charge Iuvuliiis should remember that the months of June mid July oiler many advHijtttge to p ious viuifug the Springs The dry and liquid salts aro manufrictuied at these Springs For pnmphets etc apply to CO Propiietors N M HOLEMAN nnMXTiwMM I IrSiJl Lfcl iVTi i f Wi 1 1F r vii v I JHI r XorSaleJby anmzA MnmnicHnBnnBHHH PBtAtiJli giiAimwwMPnii r r N jAtJL RC ITaravvick BrusifiV- HKnl SSRI J ij A1- v Vvii m 1 z3 WaBP rfTv ixhWarteyUM i noRtttsn t jRfnmfjji JUlUuMiiMHMaMk entitcfei lm z v i0vmit a- 1P3S0FW au f- w jfr- i 3v J rrnr r V r nfiirt-n t- - if 7 Wm mnii i Pi JD ii OPENING BALL V The opening ball at Cerulean Springs Friday night was a decid- Â¬ Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ed success in point of attendance EAKINO POWOtR CO HEW YORK and in the pleasure of the occasion There were more than 100 guests from neighboring towns as shown HERE AND THERE PERSONAL GOSSIP by the hotel register Many young ladies were included in the arrival Grape Bags for sale at this office Miss Buckner Lander has re- Â¬ from Hopkinsville Cadiz Prince Some of our competitors have gone turned from a visit to Madisonville ton Henderson and other places in to the show biiBinesB but the Mil- Â¬ Miss Epsie Allen of Nashville is A party from this city numbered 35 waukee is Btill doing business at the the guest of Miss Jessie Fay Howe persons same old stand About 20 were present of this city from Cadiz and and fully as many -- Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Miss Frances Todd of Owens- - from Princeton City Bank Hopkiusville Ky The band engaged for the season The war vessel Nashville can whjpl c ial ccu has arrived and made excellent a nation but it would be lost time for i xrcuqb music The dancing continued un Â¬ it to tackle the Milwaukee Binder Miss Lou Holland of Madison J ROYAL ROYAL POWDER Raking V i Cerulean Springs the Scene of the Gay Dance Friday Night ummer Calls For jj T jt 3 T W t T TT HfiB tl e has been visitinff iMiss John Some nice familv horses drivers - ni Beard the past weekj a Ci roadsters for Bale t fcayues g able Mrs William Trice has gone to tiesirabie residence with large Monteagle Tenn where she will yard garden and orchard on South remain for some time Virginia street to rent W W Wjue Mrs F J Brownell has returned Dewey leads on the waters home from a visit to friends and Admiral The Milwaukee Binders and Mowers relatives at St Joe Mo lead on the land Editor L J Oldham of the Tren- Â¬ Two registered prescriptionists at ton Democrat and little daughter FowlerB and prescrip Anderson were in the city yesterday tions compounded day or night Mrs M G Rust has returned Some machines are sold by other Jos- Â¬ agents The Milwaukee is sold and from a visit to her sister Mrs Edwards eph Hatcher of Todd county guaranteed bv Watkius Misses Clayton and Lula Bowles When wanting a nice package of on a An left Saturday for Nashville chocolates and ban bous call at derson Fowlers and get the Plows visit to Mrs D R Carpenter brand the best on market Mrs O G Lander has returned It takes 10 days to cross the Atlan from a sojourn of seven week at Hot tic It only takes three minutes to Spings for the benefit of her health truck the Milwaukee Binder MissCornelia Cowan after a pleas Fine Watch Repairing Diamond ant visit to relatives here returned Mounting c Old gold taken in ex Saturday to her home in Joliet 111 change ft C Habdwick Mrs Amanda Phipps and daugh- Â¬ the Merrimacand the ter Miss Aminy of near the city Hobson sunk Milwaukee Binders and Mowers sink were here visiting relatives yester- Â¬ their competitors day Mr J T Hargrave who has been Miss Irma Ragon of Evansville with L L Elgin for several months was here last Friday enroute to can now be found with the popular Fowler Cadiz where she is visiting rela- Â¬ drug house of Anderson where he will be glad to have his tives friends call Misses Lena and May Pyle have Some agents cut price only The gone on a visit to relatives and Milwaukee cuts the wheat friends at Buena Vista Logan No cure no pay that is the way county Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil is soldÂ¬ Mrs J W Gill and Miss Bessie for Barbed Ware Cuts BuruB Scratches Cracked Heel Saddle Galls Carter have gone on a visit to rela Old Sores and all kinds of inflamma tives and friends at Guthrie and tions on man or beast Price 25 Allensville cents Miss Grace Wood has returned A A steam engine weighB a ton home from an extended visit to her Binder weighs 1250 Milwaukee sister Mrs J Rogers Barr of pounds Lexington It tnkes 500 horse power and sev era I hundred men to run the NashMiss Carrie Salter of Henderson ville It only takes two horees and who has been at the bedside of her one man toiuuthe MilwaukeeBinder mother who is very ill has re- Â¬ Account Annual Meeting- Na- Â¬ turned to Henderson for a few days tional Educational Association the Misses Lottie and Bessie Stew- Â¬ I C R R will sell round trip art of Madisonville are the pleas tickets to Los Angeles Cal on ant guests of their cousin Miss June 24th to July 7th at rate of Mabel Stewart on Cleveland av Â¬ Return limit one fare plus S200 enue 5th September Mayor Drennan of Birmingham Where Are the Graders Ala was a guest of the Phoenix Hotel Friday night enroute home Mr Editor Can anybody tell us what has from St Louis where he had been The in attendance upon the meeting of become of the road graders two supervisors for the county came the Grand Lodge of Elks out in a card in the early spring Kay Grundy and wife of St Joe ordering all road overseers not to Mo arrived here several das use any plows or scrapers on the ago on a visit to relatives Mr roads Thev miirht if they saw Grund left on a business trip nn1 proper oruer out ll nanus aim Friday but his wife will spend the uic work the roads with small tools summer here but from their card there was noth Â¬ Dr J P Fruit Professor of Eng Â¬ ing obligatory on their part to do lish Language and Literature in so I gathered from their card that William Jewell College Liberty the road graders were going to do Mo arrived here several days ago all thp work and no one else need on a visit to his brother Dr E N bother themselves about thematter Fruit He is accompanied by his Now I have traveled over a good wife many of the public roads and I have Messrs J B Allensworth Buck- Â¬ not seen where the graders have ner Leavell Isaac Garrott W H worked in a single instance and Martin C H Bush J C Duffy S have not heard of their working A Edmunds W A Lacky Dr T any where I would like to know W Blakey and Dr J D Clardy of what they are doiug Cant you the delegation to the Louisville con- Â¬ stir up our county court some and vention ha vereturned home Messrs get them to sue atter the matter Geo V Green W R Howell Ed C This county is taxed pretty heavily Waide W J Chiles W C Bell and for that purpose as well as some R W WToolridge still remain others and I think the court ought to require a certified statement To Housekeepers from tlie supervisors and have it I am at my old stand on Ninth published to let the tax payers uud wjll continue to Fell the know what becomes of their money street town at low along that line and just a simple beBt meat in every day All prices your statement of what they had done Spring lamb orders will have prompt attention and from the supervisors should not be delivered free of charge sufficient The court ought to know will be whether this statement is correct Tel 113 3 N Stadleman or not There seems to be a good Ninth Street Meat Market til a late hour and the season was most auspiciously Opened The fare at Cerulean was never better and the rooms- are all in prime condition having been newly painted and furnished Distinguished Authoress Under the above caption the Dem- Â¬ ocrat of Natchez Miss in its issue of June 17 says Miss Hattie Lee Johnston of Kentucky a niece of General Albert Sidney Johnston and though just in her twenties is one of the most gifted writers in the South is in the city and will be at Mrs Ida Philipps on South Union street for the next few days Miss Johnston has written very interesting and entertaining stories for the leading magazines besides having written a most successful novel entitled She is a young The City of Sin A woman of rare accomplishments and as is natural with the young ladies of her native State an expert horsewoman She comes from two of the best families in the South and is a great social favorite in Louis- Â¬ ville Lexington and all the leading cities of Kentucky and Tennessee as well as the leading cities of the South Miss Johnston is making arrangements to place her new on sale book The City of Sin with the local book dealers and as the book is a most excellent work and filled with choice reading it should find a ready sale Sm Window Shades Wall Paper Door and Window f Screens Cream Freezers Ice Chests s Water Coolers Hammocks Lawn Swings Fishing Tackle Bath Tnbs Lawn Mowers Fine Carriages 6c Traps 1 i -- AM ArJ A m J V Every thoughtful owner of slock has a large lump of ROCK SALT in his manger horse Jot and pasture This enables his stock to get salt all the time without getting too much 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 RETF For relief and confort in Asthma Cousseus Honey of Tar has no equal 60 utB Sold by Hi C Price 2b Hard wick Another Car of Stdck Peas y tk Price Our kTU i just received Clover has been so uncertain for several years 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 Fruit Pon Items JUClC5 Pon Ky June 23 1899 Pon is on the Greenville Road 8 miles from SPECIAL SALE FOR trm 2 v 1 A I ixtract Tobacco AND 9 iueens ware I T Cooper CO Hopkinsville is composed of one grocery and a tobacco factory run and operated by Air L B King- There are two black smiths shoos there is no business done at either pf them now There are about six families lives here The post office is kept by L B King- Dog Wood Chappie school house is located near here there are two churches here New Barren Spring Baptist church and Fords Chappie Chris- Â¬ tian church The wheat crop is being cut this week it is very light this year MissVirdy Graddy a charming young Miss of Mortons Gap Hop- Â¬ kins county has been visiting her sister Mrs David Smith for the past two weeks We are needing rain very badiy the corn is dry ing up there wont be more than a third of a crop of to- Â¬ bacco unless it rains soon Mrs Maud Cannon of whose sickness was made mention of in my last letter is able to be up again The writer and Miss Biner King were visiting the family ot Sheriff J J Barnes last week Honey Bee THIS WEEK ONLY We will sell you a set of Rogers Knives and Forks for i sl PLENTY FOR EVERYBODY Also a lot of triple plated Silver v Knives and Forks ter set 319 169 THOMPSON BASSETT 111 ML 3 V deal of carelessness in this matter and it certainly should be looked into L 1 a tax payer The top round of the ladder of fame is as difficult to reach as the north pole Wholesale Retail GROCERS j Henry Koehler Company Lumber Dealers of LouiBville Ky invite correspond ohee with Mill men wjiq havp lumber for Bale Thoy buy ycZcifaVRYMGwuiMxMJheui Jilua6 MrL V x qrLARHpq JUAbdwoods Hardly a day pasBeP in families where there are children in which BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT is not needed It quickly cures Cuts Wounds Bruises Burns and Scalds bO qts in mixed Pricfc 25 Sold by-- R C Aside from the serious inconvenience and paiu cauped by piles there io a tendency to fistula and to cancer in Piles Bhould not tho rectal regions be allowed to run on unchecked TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE OINT MENT is an infallible remedy Price 50 cts a bottle tubes 75 cts Sold by R 0 HARD WICK Miss Onimia Prowse ot Green ville vho has been visitinger cousin MissfNonye Prpwej of thU Monuments It y is nonsense to believe that you can buy of some aent as cheap as you can of your home shop where you got the best mnrVllnnnH nvnnita nf lUr 1mmad4 nnU1 M7A ft jouwiUl call and see our work andget our prices you will find yourself Yours truly well paid for the trouble if - t m1 J H ROB1 jl Is BROW it 3 J