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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 29, 1899

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V rf J It 4 npfcinfvtllE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY i B M f Jff A i Txfr IlWtf N m I y fyyiffjpp muuzfuaTL NO 69 is claimed that he then fired three shots at Gaines The latter was hit in the mouth the ball comirig out just back of his ear He is not thought to be dangerously wounded L f f 4s whmi v j gtifW m w VOL XXI TUESDAY AUGUST 29 1899 m it JMb 1 T Campbell H M Massie MORE ORATORY K Martin J A Chandler Jr Frank Stone M D A C Dorris S M Fraser W T Griffin Willie Griffin S T Rives J S Chandler The City Schools Began The P C Wootton M D Willie Boyd Two Able Speakers Will Talk Lee Th acker C H Boyd E N Fall Session Yesterday For Democracy A i Roper J A Ragsdale E M Mur phey T J Moore R E Christian 4 Judge F J Fraser Joseph Ezell Hopkinsville Jttighj School Also J W Davidson O L Trahern C One Of Them a Gifted Statesman OpWdWithGood M Keatts B Rogers col AJ From a Sister State Large tYeaver J M Weaver H G Prospect Crowd Expected G afford E J Roper Edwin Gar- 18 nerL E Davidson SCHOOL MATTERS but Irvings wound is more serious and may result fatally day for Gaithers arrest and an officer went out to the neighborhood A warrant was sworn out yester- ¬ in which the shooting occurred but had not returned at a late hour in the afternoon Dates For Goebel and Blackburn Lawrenceburg- September 2 Owensboro September 4 At Morg anfield Union county Tuesday September 5 Princeton September 6 1 p m Paducah September 6 night Grahamville McCracken county September 7 Henderson September 6 Hardmsburg- September 9 1 p m At Carlisle Nicholas county Monda September 11 Mt Olivet September 12 YOUNG BROS New Fall Derbys Black Brown and Mocha B w The City Schools opened yester ¬ day with a big- attendance The full figures areoabt yet at hand but there will be between 600 and 700 in the white schools alone More than 100 little fellows en tered the first grade and began the eleven years climb to graduation For Only J X SSh t 300 Co WJ Hopkinsville High School Maj J O Pefrells High School fdr boys a select limited school us ually with about 30 pupils opened the fall session with a good start and others expected Colored Institute The Colored Institute commenced- yesterday morning1 at 10 oclock at the School Building- on First Street Prof C C Monroe of Owensboro will be the Instructor for the week County Convention The County Teachers Association will meet at Castleberry on Saturday Sept 9 1899 at 10 oclock a m Mr Fowright Announces Mr J N Fowright the merchant tailor is the first Democrat to an nounce for councilman He wants to represent the Seventh ward Mr Fowright was born in New York in 1867 and his first vote was cast for David B Hill in 1888 He has been a Democrat all his life He came to Hopkinsville eight or ten yearsago andhas been a consistent party mag1 He is a red hot Goebel man a Mason a Knight of Pythias and a member of the Chris- ¬ tian church He has a strong1 fol ¬ lowing and will make a hustling contest for the nomination which is equivalent to an election If elect- ¬ ed he will make a good councilman The Campaign Committee has an ¬ nounced the following- appointments for next week one of which it will be seen is in this city Hon John W Tomlinson and Hon Harry V McChesney Hopkinsville Monday Septem- ¬ ber 4 H Anderson if A The program will be announced later Extensive preparations are made and a good meeting is expected being1 Nick Dicken a Benedict v The imany friends and acquain ¬ tances of N B Dicken will be agreeably surprised to learn that he is now a Benedict says the Pem- ¬ broke Review Qn last Wednesday Mr Dicken was married to Dr Annie Prine of Louisville The Journal joins Mr Dickens numerous other friends in wishing1 him and his bonny bride much happiness all through life Tail Holt on Both Tickets Squire Holt the Democratic nom inee for representative in this county has a political cinch His name adorns the tail end of the Goebelticket in one afternoon pa per and also theMail end of the Brown ticket crowd in the other afternoon paper Paducah Reg Cadiz Tuesday September 5 Elkton Wednesnay September 6 Mr Tomlinson is from Alabama and is said to be a very fine stump MORE PENSIONS speaker and a leader of ability and influence in his state This is his first visit to Kentucky and his Crofton and Guthrie Each Get a speech here will be his first in the Slice State He will be met here by Mr McChesney the nominee for Sup- ¬ of pensions grant ¬ erintendent of Public Instruction edAmong the list Kentuckians last week are Mel who will accompany him to his ap- ¬ vina P E Gibson Crofton S8 per pointments Mr McChesney is month and Dina Merriwether himself a most entertaining speaker Guthrie 8 per month They were and never fails to capture the secured under the head of original crowd widows Mary Tapp of Hanson The two speeches will undoubt- ¬ will also get 3 per month under edly bring- out a large crowd as it same head the will be the first Monday in the month DEATH AT GUTHRIE FOUR SHOTS FIRED OLYMPICS NEXT W l ap9ari2 Wi jB And Two of Them Took Effect One Serious Wound Remains Taken to Tennessee and Burial Took Place Saturday t w si Two Games to be Played Here Next Week OS- - I Our Stock I Reducing fit W The second game of ball between the Sturgis nine and the local team played nere last unursday re- ¬ sulted in a score of 44 to 4 in favor of the local nine The Sturgis team went from here to Allensville and played the latter nine Friday and Saturday There will be no games on the Hopkinsville diamond this week but the Olympics a very strong1 Louisville aggregation will be here next week and will play the locals Thursday and Friday DIVORCE WANTED Mrs Henry Bigby of Guthrie after an illness of two months died a snooting oee tooK place near Friday afternoon A husband and Bainbridge Sunday in which two two children survive her The re ¬ men were wounded one of them se- mains were interred near Sadlers riously Major Gaither Henry ville Tenn Saturday iSincs nnrl IPivis Trrino- nil rnlnr ster tary to Misses Mabel and Agnes Elegantly Entertained A highly enjoyable entertainment was given by Mr and Mrs E B Bassett Friday evening- complimen- ¬ the highway and a row The Dawson Telephone Company Gaither drew his pistol have moved their local headquarters and fired at Irvingthe ball to Anderson Fowlers drug store entering the back of his neck It Hatel Latham building resulted ed met on Brown ot Louisville Refresh- ¬ ments were served and all had a merry time Got a Scholarship H as There is nothing V 52131 v r i a m Isom Latham Seeks a Legal Separation From His Wife na GOES MERRILY r 1 1 Another divorce suit has been filed with the Circuit Clerk Isom Latham seeks a legal separation from his wife Ella Latham allege ing- that they have lived apart for five years They were married in Aug1 99 The parties are colored on hand Master Thomas Colmesneil son T Colmesneil the I C conductor has been appointed by Governor Bradley to the vacant scholarship in the Kentucky Mil- ¬ itary Institute near Frankfort He will enter the school September 5th The Hardshell Baptist The Predestinarian Baptists closed a big- meeting- at Cerulean Sunday Atremendiouscrowd was of Captain Win that adds to a mans looks more than a a nice stylish new i to witness the closing CALL ON MR ALLENSW0RTH ceremonies fitting hat Throw away your old soiled straw hat V au rib V i a i Masquerade Party A number of young t m 1 1 t 5 r-- One Interesting feature is our Hat All STRAW AND CRASH HATS Prices people en- ¬ Lafayette Want a masquerade party at the joyed Him To Go To Frankfort home of Mr Geo E Randle last Thursday night Miss Vera Randle To the Hon Jas B Allensworth was hostess on the pleasant oc- ¬ Hopkinsville Ky Democrats of 1 One Half Price All Other Hats ttt- fis M k i I One Fourth St K sJ Off m I Lu feajl Hil MFrirriVl il f iniiiin mm UiiJUiiUWUiUiUiiU m TTiM VIr daaBB TV 1 ki Idl ilHiii r -- W fn t i 9l M M w i 7f 1 W TOWWI wp a- - i w jt County Court Order John F Pyle has been appointed overseer of the Crofton and Bethle Assembly of Kentucky We know that the time demands ham road from Barnes Hill to the for that important office a man of Hamby precinct road character a conservative man and a man that vill in all things serve his county and State to their best interests Believing- you to be the man for the place we make this taking Scotts Emulsion be- call and should you accept we cause ifs warm weather we heartily pledge you our support Keep taking it until you are Ed R Bogard Frank Boyd C i cured JX tm B Fraser J T Tpahern Dr H It will heal your lungs and Ford P H Adcock D T Weaver give you rich blood in sum¬ T W Griffin H D Brame R C mer as in winter Ifs cod liver oil made easy Thacker A H Lee VfTk Trah m All drot 50c tad S era nValfer L Burcell R E Ji m Xhacker h RurcelVJGaSord The undersigned vot- ¬ of Lafayette and vicinity of ers Christian county Ky having1 in view the best interest of the county and State and recognizing- your ability and your true loyalty to Democracy and its principles do hereby earnestly call upon you to become a candidate of our party for the office of representative in the Lower House of the next General Dear Sir casion Will Not Rebuild L Yonts of Johnsons will not rebuild his store burned recently but will move to Louisville Wm Back has opened a store at the same stand in an old building- for merly used by Yonts and buy an Icycle Brand Straw Hat of us at 1 Dont Stop 2 Price T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing 1 J CO Shoe Co i fi ih r v t- -itfc- MIMfcUUMlttlrtEAfeM - Was rhls rriend tfnd 7 nmnri Mwi- - r Ill III it it wm3ricn tai a rjgfifiZM Jtf WW Cfr Wl DROP FLAT Efforts to Lead Kentucky Dem ocrats Into a Bolt late district and not moro than three of them belonging to the same polit- ¬ 10YAL MEN FULLY AROUSED ical party This commission shall bo known as the Kentucky Ishool Com- ¬ mission Their term of office shall bo for four years and their compensation shall be 5 per ¬ Sinister Motives of Dissenters Dragged penses while in day and traveling exthe actual discharge of their duties No session of the com ¬ Into the Glare of Public Print mission shall exceed 20 days at ono time As soon as the commission shall have been selected the superin- ¬ tendent of public Instruction shall ad- ¬ EDITORS REVIEW THE SITUATION vertise for bids from all reliable pub- ¬ lishing houses in the United States for furnishing books for the schools of the state for a term of five years each bid Never Bcforo In tho History of tho sample of to be accompanied with a the book or books proposed State Did the Party Hovo a Candl to be furnished and a deposit of 500 the auditor damages for dnto So Thoroughly In Sympathy With to enter into for contract with fail- ¬ ure a the With tho Masses ns Is tho Hon state of their bid Is accepted The bids and price of books William Gocbcl Press a Unit For shall state the kindtne price at which to oe rurnjsneu they are supplied to dealers and the the Gallant Lender price at which the dealer is to sell Tho efforts being made to lead the them to the citizen the price at which loyal Democrats of Kentucky Into a all books now In use In the public schools of the state are to be taken in bolt against their splendid state ticket exchange for new books and the price will fall flat Loyal party men are at which books will be mailed to pur- ¬ chasers Before this contract Is en- ¬ i thoroughly aroused all over the state tered Into the publishing house shall and will see to it that the sinister mo- ¬ file with the secretary of state a bond tives of the dissenters are made known for 10000 for the faithful perform the contract to all Never In the history of the state ance ofbill then fixes the highest price The did the party nominate a candidate so which the commission shall pay for thoroughly In sympathy with the mass ¬ books to be sold at retail These as with the es or so explicitly committed to meas- ¬ pricesbeing compared books of the prices now same paid for ures which promise relief to the over- ¬ class are a3 follows burdened taxpayer a3 Hon William Goebel and the attacks made upon him at present are sure to recoil upon the heads of his defamers Tho Democratic newspaper press of the state is almost a unit for the Lou- ¬ isville ticket Past records of the bolt ¬ ers are daily being dragged into the glare of print and no one need be in the dark as to the designs of the men who would destroy the party organiza- ¬ tion of the state and cause the Chicago platform principles and Bryan to go down In defeat From the newspapers over the state the following extracts on the situation lave been gleaned Trlco S member fo ba chosen from each appel ¬ lamlhar witu tne rrorma m tai di rection aavocatea m tne Democratic platform In the flrst place tho CfaiUs bill pro ¬ vides that within ten days alter thd bill becomes n laX the governor shall appoint a commission of seven citi zens of Kentucky who Bhall be chosen with spaejal reference to their schol- ¬ arly and business qualifications one traordlnary political agitation It has a deeper significance than that It ha3 a more Infernal nnd malicious origin thnu that To those not blinded the dust raised pnd fcet deafened by the clamor made by special interests It will appear that all the infamies of this campaign of lies are but thr-- cloak and mask behind which greed Is mas- ¬ querading to save ltsolf from destruc- ¬ tion It Is nearly always safe rule to judge of a man by tho character of opponents Let the his enemies and people Inquire who are the real ene ¬ mies of Goebel In this fight tho ene- ¬ mies not who make the noise but who furnish tho money and brains to com- ¬ pass his defeat and they will not hesi ¬ tate a moment to rally to his standnrd Bardstown Record Aug 11th BRYAN AND BLACKBURN Bolters Will Endeavor to Accomplish Their Defeat alOns arousod by ordinary or even ex sentatlon crufeade of Is bu his cordial support lander and mUreprwi not the result ot the pu m wi Slaufhter V- i7 i wr J Composition Fourth Header riftli Header Mental Arithmetic Practical Arithmetic nieinentair Geography Geography Complete Elementary Grammar Knpllsh Grammar romp Physiology and Hygiene Prlmnry History U S History United States 1 Header Second Header Third Header Ilrst Speller Tald Xow 17 17 30 42 W Trice under Chlnn Bill 10 20 30 10 40 50 20 40 72 25 CO 55 120 42 05 40 85 100 100 25 CO 25 45 45 50 40 75 25 15 20 45 Language Lessons Language Lessons Civil Govcrument Totals Amt saved by Chlnn 32 20 IT IP- I V Sv t BROWNS CAXD1DACY Ills Chie Aim Is to Weaken tho Democratic Ticket The effort that b being made to lead iDemocrafs into a bolt against their rstate ticket is an attempt to disrupt f the Democratic party and if successful could have no other effect than to de- ¬ feat Bryan in Kentucky next year That is what the Louisville and Nash- ¬ ville wants Never before in the his- ¬ tory of the state did the party have a candidate so thoroughly in sympathy wlth the masses of the people or bo explicitly committed to the measures which promise relief Parents do you want cheaper books for your children Shippers are you in favor of enlarging be powers of the railroad commission ao as to enable it to prevent extortion and discrimination or do you want the railroads to enjoy such immunity as will exempt them from all liability for tho imposition of rates that will rob you and subject you to the payment of the highest freight rates that the traffic will bear these cormorants get ling exorbitant prices for shipping your products and all the profits that are Justly yours besides William Goebel stands for the enact--meand enforcement of statutes in ¬ tended to provide cheaper books for your children the book trust having robbed the parents out of 300000 last year and the limitation of the powers of the common carriers of the state to rob you He is the author of the law making gambling a felony and of the statute which crushed the life of the lottery octopus John Young Brown the bolter Is not In reality an aspirant for governor He is posing as a candidate against Goebel while In fact Joe Blackburn is the man he Is trying to defeat Everybody knows that Brown can not possibly Lope to be elected governor His can- ¬ didacy can have but one effect name- ¬ ly to weaken the Democratic ticket and make the election of a Republican governor and legislature possible The deal is for Brown to aid the Republicans to elect a governor and legislature and then as reward for Ills perfidy and treachery to his party this Republican legislature Is to elect Brown United States senator over Joe Is it possible that Mr Blackburn Brown can stoop so low as this Jacksonville Hustler Aug 4 SCHOOLBOOK BILL A Study of tho Reforms Proposed by tho Chinu measure Tn vlow nf Mia tnrt that this to tho season of the year when tho common schools of the county are beginning the fall terms and parents and guar- dlans are buying new books for their children and wards now is a good a practical time for them to make study of the reforms proposed in tho Chlnn schoolbook bill which has been Indorsed by the Democratic state plat- ¬ form and condemned by the Republic- ¬ an state platform This bill was passed by the Demo crats of both branches of the last leg tointiro nnfi wnniri i n inw tmiav imf for the veto of Governor Bradley It is therefore no fault of the Democrats of Kentucky that it is not tho law now but it will be tho law next year just as certainly as Goebel Is elected gov- rnnr nmi thnt tn nimnd a fnrnno conclusion because when the people of Kentucky have made themselves thoroughly familiar with the reforms proposed by the Democratic state plat form uity will rallv 10 ine sianaaru of the party advocating them In such numbers as will sweep the Republlc- ans off their feet and make the majbr lty for Goebel so large and over ¬ whelming that no attempt by the book trust to debauch members of the gen- ¬ eral assembly will be worth trying The question of cheaper schoolbooks for tho children of Kentucky Is one that materially affects every man woman or child in the commonwealth and the most surprising thing to us is that anybody Democrat Republic- ¬ an Populist or Prohibitionist should bo opposed to any measure affording any relief whatever in that direction believe the rank and fllo We d of either party will be opposed to such a measure when tboy are familiar with tit provisions of the bill and before Is over will not be the thist campaignnMAtifll It If tTiav ora Tint w ia Mv jauit w vua jlcumi ihw nt 972 oso 080 v i I i nt m This saving of 292 applies to every child In the state of Kentucky and amounts to hundreds of thousands of dollors Take Barren county alone There are in the public schools of this county in round numbers 8000 chil- ¬ dren A saving of 292 on each child means a saving of 23360 to tho pat- ¬ rons of the common schools of Barren county alone This one plank in the Democratic platform ought to be enough to insure the election of the state ticket by an overwhelming majority and we be- ¬ lieve when the people have been made thoroughly familiar with the ques- ¬ tions at issue between the parties they will give the ticket headed by Goebel the biggest majority received by a candidate since tho war Glasgow News Aug 8 ATTACK ON GOEBEL Greed Masquerading Behind a Cloak to Escape Destruction Tho misunderstanding of tho char- ¬ acter both public and private of Wil- ¬ liam Goebel that exists in the state to- ¬ day as deliberately and cruelly planned months ago and has been executed without regard to decency Justice or truth A few powerful and special In- ¬ terests in the state long ago recognized his Intellectual force and his indomit- ¬ they were perfectly able purpose familiar with his public record as a fearless champion of the interests of the people against all schemes of plun- ¬ der and Injustice and they noted with apprehension his rising power and his Greed Is never extending Influence slow to recognize the hand that will take It by the throat and early takes precautions to save itself and strike down its foe When it became known that Goebel would become a candidate for governor there was arranged by luetsu tjyeuiui luieicaia u tuwiiiubu uj slander and misrepresentation such as was never seen or heard in Kentucky before It was never intended he should be nominated If by any means fair or foul It could be prevented it was never Intended if nominated ho should be elected If by any means fair or foul It could be prevented It was never Intended the Louisville con vention should be a peaceful one if Goebel had a show of nomination it was never Intended there should be any unity among Democrats if Goebel These things should be nominated were as deliberately settled months in advance of the convention as was the fact of Goebel s being a candidate It is not denied that a great many excel- lent and honorable gentlemen sincerely ueneveu uuu uiuuij UVUC that the turbulency of the Louisville convention was due to what is called and under the Spirit of Goebellsm this delusion may vote against him when the real facts are that the word Goebellsm was merely coined by a lot of political buccaneers as a cunning mask behind which to plot and de- celve and mislead tho people Gen- era allegations of wickedness are dim et and disprove but every cuIt specific charge affecting Goebel a ln BtW haa beeji successfully met and was charged with overthrown being a red handed murderer the facts show he acted in defense of his peril He was own fe charged with being a gambler nnd the friend of gamblers the facts show he never indulged in any form of gam bllrfir In his life and that he was tho most potent factor in the legislature in expelling from Kentucky the largest gambler In It the lottery company Ho was charged with being an Infidel tho facts show that he has been a phurch member since his childhood and is a believer in tho Christian religion He was charged with being a llbertirier the facts show him to be one of fro most decorous men in public life Ho was charged with being a goldbug the facts show him to have been the largest Individual contributor to tho Bryan campaign fund in Kentucky in 1896 and to haveperformed the1 most effectual work fqr Bryan In Kenton county In that year He was charged with treachery tp Blackburn and with sinister designs on Blackburns seat in the senate the facts are that he was And is- Blackburns most trusted blll2 02 of tho ag¬ gregation of bolters calling themselves Democrats to defeat both Bryan and Blackburn At the outset none were louder in their protestations of loyalty to both these gentlemen than tho handful of soreheads and kickers now attempting to turn the state over to As the conspiracy the Reoublicans has progressed howover they have thrown oft their disguise and are now showing themselves as they are bolters disorganizers and the allies of Republicanism The proof of the pud ¬ ding is tho chewing of the bag and the following telegram published im ¬ mediately after the adjournment of tho if Lexington conference last week un- ¬ covers the designs of the crowd that v masquerading as Democrats Is in real- ¬ ity knifing Democracy at every turn 5JU Lexington Ky Aug 3 John Young Brown of Louisville who will be nominated for governor at the antl Goebel Democratic conven tion which is to bo held In Lexington Aug 16 now Is regarded by as a presidential possibility It all depends on whether W J Bryan comes Into Kentucky to make speeches for William Goebel If Bryan keeps out of the bluegrass quarrel ex Governor Brown will continue to be ex Governor Brown for even his most ardent admirers do not believe he can be elected But if Mr Bryan Ignores the score of letters which have gone out of this town today advising him not to come Into Kentucky during the present campaign the anti Goebel Democrats would repudiate him and go to the national Democratic conven- ¬ tion with a delegation bearing a ban- ¬ ner John Young Brown Kentuckys Choice for President The conference of tho which was held In the auditorium yesterday afternoon adopted resolu- ¬ tions the first paragraph of which In- ¬ dorsed the Chicago platform and de- ¬ clared that W J Bryan was the true exponent of every principle enunciated by that platform and further that those principles should be affirmed and he nominated and elected In 1900 This opening paragraph was the mark of Democracy as recognized by the Democrats of Kentucky upon the conference But two of the men whose names as members of the committee were written under the resolution f Stf StfmFwms said That declaration has this much of a string4ied to it It stands if Bryan has sense enough to keep out of this fight If he has not the name of John Young Brown will be Inserted to fill 75 Pieces of WOOLEN DRESS GOODS the vacant space left whero Bryans name Is scratched out for Governor Brown was a silver man before Bryan inciuuing DiacKs anu diucs at riALr was ever heard of Not content with this treachery to Just the things for Fall Dresses and Skirts Mr Bryan the leaders of the bolters and buck jumpers are now urging that and Misses and Childrens school dresses candidates for the lelslature be put on You cant afford to miss this chance the Brown ticket or that combinations be made with tho Republicans in legis- ¬ lative races The intent of this move is plain Blackburn Is to be sacrificed for Brown who proposes to win by a combination of a few Democratic legis ¬ lators with the solid straight Repub- ¬ Dotted Swisses we have been selling lican legislative vte Or falling In this a Republican United States sena- ¬ all season at 10c 15c and 25c will be sold tor Is to be elected by the same delect- ¬ able combination during this sale at Bryan and Blackburn Jre marked slaughter by the bolt but the for arked for bolters themselves are slaughter by the voters Not so much as a memory or a grease spot will N left of them after the November elec tion Glasgow Times Aug 7 It is clearly the Intention DRY GOOD NOTION AND MMBEGIISNING s HOES i I es FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 25th AND LASTING ONE WEEK The carpenters will begin repairs on our building the last of next week We must move the goods out of our way and do it quickly Prices will be absolutely slaughtered We mean just wnaivesay ivsa money saving opportunity sure and certain Be yourself one of its benefactors Every department and alldmso es of goods in our immense double stores are included in this sale Some lines of goods will be offered at HaCf price and some at ONE FOURTH of their former prices 5bk Sn One Half Price M CARPETS Best all wool Best Tapestry wmxmmm new goods c ric w m Good Tapestry Good Tapestry Big lot Mattings 53c 45c at actual cost I Also All of our Lawiis5 Rugs and Art Squares W UNDERWEAR M actual cost WeshalUIso offer all Underwear at 5c You should hunt up a dental col lege if you want to hear a first class college veil i I Just Received only a few days until you will be forced to buy Why not during this x3 i vnn can snvp tn An no- sale while on every garment Its Big lots of new fall styles Percales and They too will be sold at Dress Ginghams Jg MENS HATS All of our Mens Stiff Hats will be of ¬ fered during this sale at ONE HALF PRICE A Letter 10 Mrs FlnKham DTOUgnt actual cost r tt Health tO AUS ArChambO LETTEK TO MRS PINJCDAM NO Deaii Mrs Pinkiiam For two years I felt tired and so weak and dizzy Piques we have been selling all season that some days J could hardly go at 20c and 25c will be sold at extreme low around the house Backache and head- ¬ ache all the time and my food would priae oi not digest and had such pains in the womb and troubled with leucorrhcea and kidneys were affected After birth of each child I grew weaker and hearing so much of tho good you had done I wrote to you and have taken six bottles of Lydla E Plnkhams Vegetable Compound ono box of Lozenges one box of Liver Pills one package of Sanative Wash and to- 30c day I am feeling as well as I over did When I get up in the morning I feel as the freslj as I did when a girl and eat and sleep well and do all of my work If ever I feel weak again shall know where to got my strength I know Mns Salika yourmedlclne cured me Abcuambo Chablemoxt Mass Tho present Mrs Plnkhams experi ¬ ence in treating female ills is unparalleled for years Bho worked Bide by side with Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and for sometime past has had solo charge r of the correspondence department of her great business treating by letter as many as a hundred thousand ailing women a year All women who suffer are invited to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for advice whjch will be promptly given without charge 43395 Big Lot Colored ORGANDIES 10c ft it All of our Beautiful Colored French Or- ¬ gandies we have been selling all season at 30c35c and 45c you can have your choice at the unprecedented low price of All Our Faucy In 10c m CLOAKS W c Dress Linens former prices 30c 35c and 50c you can have yojif choice at ridiculous price of only 10c We have a lot of Jackets and Capes good styles we are going to offer them at HALF PRICE during this sale wadly Weonlymentionafewofthemanybargaihstobe found here 4Ti J rla rr cola xu o a tiuoowuii ui wy jcw Tc a taeJflriAW ATiftA uuu prone or buJpu uiix luum nx cost with us now The stock must be moved out of theiSEy PROFITS TO THE FOUR WDS Prices on some things not even half what the goods cost us We invite you to share in its ben- encs csaie win uegm riciay Aug no ana close Friday Sept 1st cr n ti v b c y f -- rii e tJ jl Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service unequaled in auy pity v On Double Car Line B V KpeidebeR PrOpsJt C L Heuderspu Kt r iih v 3i V The Richards Go LJ O VJfT iy V J 9h irar a gs J TSftJ4ihm rwfflf fil Jtl V V t J gjsiiwrj Al asssfcfffpfc f I iiJ lH1rl u 7 1-- MMriMMiMHtTi li 11 i ht nnsw if Ipnfufluan IT Tt 4 in r int 7fr i WWBWWfBBMHH LA GRE61E I erecf Hair Dressirq and Restorer If your Merchant doesnt handle send 100 to us and kui uuo uuiuo or ouu ana get six CHARGES PREPAID to any part U S bottles or Canada VAN VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Sole Proprietors HAift RESTORER MEMPHIS - V teimn I SOLD BY R TEACHERS ROBBED C HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY CIRCUIT COURT DIKKCTOKY Trigg First Monday In February term three weeks third Monday In May term two weeks first Mondayln September ten tbreo af-4 irrtjMcChesney Unearths a publican Steal In HisPaper Re- The school fund per capita last year was 230 this year it is 5270 We have been asked for an expla ¬ nation of this It is very simple andasily explained The state auditors report as to the source from which this years fund is de- ¬ 2652209 is show that There balance from last year Were last year in round numbers 700000 pupil children in the state rived Will you accempt some lit- ¬ erature and pass same to the hands of others etc Ans 1 will not and if sent will refuse to take it out of the postoffice At this point having frankly answered all of Colemans ques- ¬ tions Rev West puts thisquestion to his interlocutor Are you not a Republican or gold bug and areyou not paid to do this dirty work you a preach- ¬ Clinton Democrat er 7th STOLE A STEER the Goebel law was intended to or Three things to avoid idleness loquality and flippant jesting calculated to secure either Ans I do Spruce Gum Dr A physician can prescribe Dr Qttos Spruce weeks Gum Balsam The Formula la on the package Cures tmr Cough In a day Very pleasant to hristi an Fourth Mondayln February take Children cry lor It Large size bottles term six wee First Monday In June teiir our weeks ttnrth Monday in September Prlco25caud0c Ottos Balsam CJiRULEAJN For a Beautiful Complexion Uso Dr Carlatedta German Liver Powder For sale by term six weekt Anderson Fowler Calloway second Monday In April term three weeks First Monday in August term two weeks Second Monday In November term three weeks First Monday in May term two flrst Monday In August term two weeks firft Monday In September term two weeks ircej Ltom SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY SAM BOYD Three things to r hate cruelty arroggance and ingratitude Proprietor CASTOR lA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the PROFESSIONAL CARDS C H TANDY the teachers of last year and are paying it to the teach ers of this year in the hope of gain ¬ ing votes If every teacher in the - state were to teach the same school this year he taught last he would get his money a year after it was due him but they do not all succeed themselves and about fifteen per cent of those who taught last year do not teach at all this year this ctatejias been robbed outright S265242 09 from Dividing the 626524209 by 709000 we have a quotient of about 37 cents This 37 cents due every child in the state last year should have been paid last year and the per capita should have been 267 instead of 230 Why was it held Simply to rajse the per back capita this year because a cam- paign is on In other words the Republican administration stole One of the Thieves Said to be a Signature Hopkinsville Darkey Will Browder charged with the theft of a steer last Friday waived examination before Judge Harris this morning and was held for the grand jury His alleged accom- ¬ plices Phineas Washington and Clint Ball took continuances until Saturday and will take a prelimi- ¬ nary trial They are represented When the last by M A Ruggles two named prisoners were first ar- ¬ rested they said they were tramp bootblacks from Louisville and that Browder had waked them up in the middle of the night to go with him Now it on the stealing expedition is found that they have never been in Louisville that one of them is from Hopkinsville and Browder says that they and not he put up the job It is believed that the testimony he has to give will im plicate them more completely than their iirst declarations indicated Henderson Journal ilaffi DENTIST HOPKINSVILLE KT M This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky is Bituated on the Ohio Valley branch of the Illinois Central railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and H miles from Princeton Office over Kellys jewelry store Three things to delight in frank- ¬ ness freedom and beauty Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains daily ana First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season Now Open Write for Rates THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT NDREW SARGENT D and If you htive headache pain in the Reduced Rates Hopkinsville Ky back dizziness with spots floating be ¬ fore the vision it indicates serious Office lfth and Main streets opposite Cltj Dr J H Court Room disease of the kidneys Telephone Office 53 3 Residence 63 4 McLeaus Liver and Kidney Balm re mote these symptoms and cures the Jas B AllenswortU JasILandes diseube For ale by C K Wyly Surgeon I Physician andes S Allenswortb 1899 1899 Three things to govern tongue and conduct 1 temper Office Attorneys-ln-La- ILUSt 1UL1S in McDanlel building neirCourtHouse Will practice in all the courts and supre m court Special attention to collections DAWSON SPRINGS Dawson Hopkins Comity Ky These celebrated chalybeate and salt springs are situated immediately Wbv be bothered with this annoy- iug complaiut when Bauuir Salve will cure you 2fc For sale by Anderson Fowler E H BARKER i f DENTIST ARCADIA HOUSE Three things to think about heath and eternity Tlicro Are Others life become so accustomed to Republican thefts that we thought nothing they might do could sur-¬ prise us but we must confess that the audacity of this steal takes our breath away it is about the coolest piece of robbery ever perpetrated jluc jn trie commonweaiui of the state were each ENRAGED BEYOND MEASURE jfy counties ihad i on There are other chill tonics than Dr lleudeuballa Chill ana Fever Cure but if you purchase a bottle of this remedy and are not convinced that it is the best chill tonic you have ever used your mouey will be refunded by R C Hardwick druggist Price 50 cent1 HENRY E HOLTON RUNYOW Three things to love courage Attorney at Law PROPRIETORS OF vje little county of Livingston was To Think They Cannot Buy or gentleness and affection Office Court Square held up to the tune of 1406 or HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Steal Kentucky Next Year Hopkinsville Ky Nature herself clad In the early garbs or each district on an average was sprlnsr blossoms forth trees and flowers causing 24 the despondent chord to vibrate to this the defrauded of a little more than GlarksMille most delightful of all springtime and how do feellna Armthr remarkable feature of Louisville Ivy Aug 23 Re ¬ you feel Have yott that tired shakyTyphoid To my Customers and Citizens the forerunner of Chills Malaria and the case is that after holding the publican leaders of the State are Fever If so you must not pass this warning I William Yates have sold a half We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Sell avoid this as it Is to test the Goebel consult an Indication of sicknessyou nothing interest in my business to Jas J Calfund back last year and for three planning a fight us as our advice costs on your Frqe Storagre to Shippers years previous and dumping it all election law in the Supreme Court Call Carfstedtsdruggist and procure a bottle of vert a man who has had much expeDr German Liver Powder Take of the United States If the law is one dose a day at bed time for six days then rience iu the business and worked in this years fund they still fall into follow bv orocurlncr a bottle of Yucatan Chill all the large cities and is up to date two following the short fifteen cents of what the per still in force in the fall of 1900 Re- ¬ Tonic course of thesedirections and after you in workmanship 1 hope that my Cash two great remedies weeks like the flowers look capita was when they took charge publican leaders say a way can be will feelyourself for the malarialIn the soring friendB will call and see us First or hot season Prepare J C KENDRICK Salesman germs If atmosphere is years ago It was then 285 devised in the Congressional elec- ¬ when the and when your full of warns you class shine 5c Respectfully lour system necessary YATES CALVERT It only takes a little figuring just tion to get the law in the Supreme repeat the above These Remedies in stock Successors to William Yates NAT GAITHER sold by to show that with the per cap- ¬ Court of the United States for a and here JAS WEST Anderson Fowler ita up to 270 this year there is hearing These plans have been still the neat little sum of 1400000 guarded as a party secret Three thing to fight for honor unaccounted for in the four years country and home Barbers LONG FIVE upon the Louisville and Memphis diisiou of the Illinois Central railroad Hopkinsville Ky formerly Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad 165 miles nest of Louisville Ky and 5S miles eaBt of Paducah Ky The Arcadia House is new and neatly furnished with capacity of epter F V ZI3IMEB taining 300 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs ATTORNEY AT LAW and the guests of the Arcadia House have free access to the Springs without Will practice in the courts of Chris extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July tiau and adjoining counties Special offer many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid attention given to the collection of salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to Office in Webber block back claims CO Proprietors N M HOLEMAN Hopkinsville Ky of Court House Office over First NatioualBank h KENDRICK G entralTobaccoWarehouse Tennessee j Advances Made on Consiffnmpnta BOYD FOOL t- - F J ttt A Hr I Cynthiana Ky August 22 Mr 50 YEARS Albert Philips can credit a dog EXPERIENCE The Kind You HaB Always Bought with having saved his life While Bears the he was escorting some ladies across Signature SZS of y ft 9CGCCfUo a field a vicious bull attacked him tain how each minister of the differ- ¬ knocking him down against a stone The largest tobacco factory is iu ent denominations stands on present fence and butting- and pawing him St Louis Trade Marks The animal had recently been de Designs political issues Foleyd Kidney Cure has been c The questions below were by Mr horned else Mr Phillips would tested and found to be all you claim Anyono nondlrift a sketchCopyrights mnj and description quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an have been killed Invention Is probably patentable Commnnlca Coleman ana me answers Dy rcev for it I have been Kiviuc it to strictly confidential Handbook He had several ribs broken and father aud it is the ouly thing mv tlona iroo uinost aconcy ror securing on Patents - r im torn patents aVest that Patents taken through Munn Co recelvo A small dog ever helped him was badly bruised writes Geo O tvtcUU notice without chnrgo In tho For whom are you for Goy- 1st KJ attacked the bull catching the ani Hickock Curtise Wia For sale by Scientific eruur Jntiericati Auderaoo Fowler For William Goebel mal by the hind leg and thus diA hnndsomely Illustrated weekly Inrccst cirAnswer culation of any sclentltlo Journal Terms t3 a attention long enough atrainst tne worm me nesn ana tne verting its After a man reaches 25 he fchould ycari four months L Sold by all nowsdealers to escape with his for Mr Phillip MUNN Co3GlBroadwa New York ktftvil stop dreaming- and yo to work Uranch Offlco 25 V St Washington D C are your views on life His condition is serious What 2nd N will sell round trip The L the political situation in ourState Married Only a Few Hours tickets to Philadelphia Pa at Ans That if we donT get the Guthrie Okla Aug- 23 A short 2098 September 1st to 4th incluState out of the hands of honeymoon was spent here PV sive good returning leaving- Phila- ¬ we are ruined 3rd What seems to be the pref-¬ Jobe of Pawnee and Miss Mabel delphia not later than September Hopkinsville Ky erence within the scope of your Payton of Warfield were married 12th account G A R Annuirt the morningIn the afternoon it al Encampment By depositi- ¬ knowledge ThiB splendid new Hotel beautifulwas noticed that the groom was ng1 tickets with joint agent Ans All for Goebel under the influence of liquor and at Philadelphia between Sep ly furnished throughout heated by 4th Dp you favor the repeal of the steam when he retired to his room he sat tember 5th and 9th and on pay- ¬ lights andiceequipped with electric Goebel law and plant and all down and fell asleep The bride ment of fee of 50 cents at time of de ¬ em improvements is now othormod open for Ans No Vj5tn Are you in favor of an made no attempt to arouse him posit return limit may be extended business The table will be unsur When he ajvokt two hours later to leave Philadelphia on or before passed by that of any other house in hones balloi and a fair count i the South she had been to a lawyers office September 30th AnsX Ves i As the excitement over the State involves a great moral ques- tjon and as favoring the man is an indorsement of his methods as well as himself my object is to ascer- ¬ follows which the Democratic administra- ¬ Is The Hair Of This Ohio County tion paid its last year We are at loss to know howa de- ¬ Girl cent Republican can vote for the Bill Taylor gang again with facts Beaver Dam Ky Aug 21 Miss like these staring him in the face Bertha Ambrose daughter of Mr Smithland Banner J M Ambrose of near Beda this county is the proud possessor of Questions Plainly Answered raven black hair- which drags on H R Coleman of No 1419 We st the ground and she is five feet four Chestnut street Louisville ivy inches tall At this season of the recently sent a letter to Rev R L year she finds her luxuriant tresses West one of our oldest and best quite uncomfortable Miss Ambrose Methodist ministers and a life long Mr is seventeen years of age pretty and unterrified Democrat and attractive Colemans explanation o his pur- pose in sending the letter was as Saved by His Dog the basis of a per capita of 285 FEET THE HOST FATAL MSKASK 7th street nopklnsvllle Ky Gaither West COMMISSION Kspeclal attention to patrons clean Lines More adults die of Kiduey trouble Satisfactory service Call andboconvlnced than of auy other disease When the first tymptoms of this disease appear no time should be lo t iu taking Foleys Kidney Cure which is guar ¬ anteed or mouey refunded Price m 50 SI 03 For sale by AuderBon S6 TOBACCO t MERCHANTS Fowler i wmftRm K i HOKINSVILLE KY Liberal advances made on Tobacco u Four months storage Free W 2PTU AVENUE HO N tOtrnVILLE G Wheeleb limuiiiiff W The largest steel works ara in Pitts burg weather take Prickly Asn Bitters it regulates the important organs of the body and fortifies the system to re sistthe enervating iulltience of summer heat H Faxon- - estHotclintlc If you cant work wfilli in hot Electric Elevat ftKSCUPBELl Mouaij r- Wheeler Tobacco Warehousemen IS U Faxon Grain Dealers cor russellville and r r sts Ky Commission Merchants Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments TC Hopkinsville KWfFWCJWXrWW The largest wooden ware manu factory is in St Louis amwm txrmvw All Tobaoco dent us Covered by Insurance M OASTORIA HANBERY j i FSHRYER PEOPLES HANBERY WAREHOUSE SHRYER Proprsj Railroad St Between Tenth v HOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh j3TCareful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unlesi otherwise instructed SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO- - KKEIHZE7y2V RAGSDALE COOPER IAIN STREET R TOBACCO HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY CO anti-Goe-belis- m otei Latham WAREHOUSE ECOOPER Salesman v Worms Fnr 9 ft YftsVc ma foe a w saw Dy v VERMIFUGE Most in Quantity WHITES CREAM Beit In Quality Vii rapereu all Wavm UmailUc 3YE3 II n ill llnitHIl hh AtXsXf VI33RTJG XSIH SOIiD 3Y I mA xiftftftrtftftnnfiiii------ - JAMES F-- V i BALLRn -- 9 I yUiOl f- 5r i Published Tuesday and Friday Mornings yy of wwtrtMrtV WtftW ui fffSM 3DGES9BC agjir ltAs 5hh2 W vi S n 1 ri ft III VI Tarl oats quired SpiwiMWWtttmiH sftd Ltrgt row S CHAS SUBSCRIPTION M 2 MEACHAM A YEAR IK ADVANCE ti o OUR PALI CATALOGUB alves descriptions ot these and other Seed Grain also Clovers and drosses Vegetable Seeds Bulbs Fertilizers Etc Write for It and prices of any Seeds to J i j V it c TAYLORS FIGURES ON CHRIS ¬ TIAN vol a ubuauK TUESDAY AUG 29 1899 In his speech at London Attorney disease Mrs L A Johnston 103 rilham and Riploy Sts Montgomery General Taylor attempted to reply Ala tella her experience with catarrh to Senator Goebels charges that DEMOCRATIC TICKET of the stomach and how sho was there were Republican frauds and cured violations of the election laws in the UI will stato to you that I have For Governor mountains and in Christian county in taken eight bottles of your WILLIAM GOEBEL and rejoice to Bay and two of Man-a-li1896 In discussing this county he God bless Dr Uartman and of Keuton said And I earnestly assure you that it As to Christian county the rec- ¬ nas aono mo moro goou man any meai For Liauteuaut Governor ¬ ord shows that in 1895 the republicine I have over taken in my life I 0 WBECKHAM can ticket received 3637 votes the prescrlbo it to every one I meet who of Nelson democratic ticket received 2515 in is suffering as the best medicine in 1896 the republican ticket received the world and have made many con ¬ For Attorney General 4525 the Democratic ticket 3145 a verts who are now rejoicing in tho T r nT7iiirr rvrriTrri n Republican gaiu of 24 per cent and XMJI3X O XUJLjlVliHl UUj A PREACHERS REASONS great good which they have derived Democratic gain of 30 per cent of Boyle from tho same I can tell you that I 4 I KSSi Yes I favor Goebel writes the am almost entirely relieved of indiges ¬ These figures refute the libelous in- ¬ IB AV dictment against the people of RevWm Stanley a well known Cen- tion that great foe which has tortured For Auditor Christian county tral Kentucky minister me so many years and can now eat GUS G COULTER The facts in Christian county canFirst because we need a brave anything I desire withoutit is fruits or of Gravea not be disposed of by this little calm and wise man in1 the present something acid Pp To understand tho scientific action problem in percentare For Treasurer turbulent condition of the party it is best to have Dr Hart pointed out at and rebellious attitude of lawless of The Kextuckian S W HAGER mans special book for women or his the time and re iterates now that citizens of Boyd book on chronio catarrh These bookB Medi ¬ the election boards of 1896 were Second because he is the author are mailed free by tho For Secretary of State against Bryan wherever it of a measure or law that alone could cine Company Columbus O All packed C BRECK HILL could be done Of the 112 election secure to Democracy its rightful druggists sell of Clark officers only 46 were Democrats supremacy that had been wrested and many of those were of from it by Republican fraud much improved in every respect i For Supt Pub Instruction doubtful standing or submissive Third because he is a temperate It has a very attractive new front H V McCHESNEY characters The Democrats had on man able consistent and ever page head new department heads of Livingston ly22 judges in 28 precincts Five loyal to party and principles and is well printed on first class gold men against Bryan and one Tor Commissioner of Agriculture Fourth I am enthusiastically book paper The departments cover ION B NALL Populist were judges in 6 other dis- ¬ for him chieflv because he is the uu- - the entire farm in agriculture hor- of Jefferson tricts with a straight Republican daunted friend and knightly cham- - ticulture live stock dairy apiary in every district This left Bryan pion of humanity betrayed plun- ¬ poultry and the household The For Railroad Commissioner without a judge in five of the larg- ¬ dered profaned and disherited paper has had its vicissitudes but J FLETCHER DEMPSEY est precincts in the county count- ¬ Because he is tongued with censure withstood the financial storms and of Hopkins County ing the Populist a Bryan man of the worlds blind greed and has been in existence twice as long Of the 28 clerks 19 were Demo- ¬ dares to denounce and defy the as any other agricultural paper FOR COUNCILMAN crats some very weak kneed ones power and perfily of corporations ever established in the State It is We are authorized to announce Jce m Because he is the now in its nineteenth year Recent- ¬ candidate for the six were Republicans three gold and trusts fit Pon right hs with expe office of City Councilman from the men for McKinley and one a- Popu friend of the oppressed Because he ly it was reorganized Seventh ward subject to the action list for Bryan This gave McKin- is too true and too brave ever to be rienced men in every department of the Democratic party ley the clerks in nine precincts placed in a position to meanly and Capt John W Morton a practical Of the 28 Sheriffs the Republi- ¬ sneakingly smile when the services farmer and long in journalistic Charlie Lewis has apologized to the Demo- - of true Democracy and Republicans harness is president and editor cans had 23 and Dr Kerfoot but Dr Kerfoot has with Mr W G Sudler well known five and of that tew some praise crats not yet apologized to Mr Goebel as a successful business man as were not strict party men officers were so divided that Mr August Belmont of New Business Manager It is the only Ex Congressman Bill Owens who The will the Democrats - were absolutely York has written a letter to Sena- ¬ weekly agricultural paper in the wasja Democrat prior to 18 speak at Owensboro September 2 in without a voice in passing upon tor Goebel taking liim to task for State and should be liberally pat ¬ some of his statements about the ronized by our farmers and stock- ¬ doubtful votes support of the bolters 1895 L N and explaining theposition men We wish the Tennessee Farm- ¬ Now for the figures In the The followers of the John Brown vote when Bradley carried the of the road of which he is a heavy er great success which it deserves of 1S59 were reburied at Elba N county by more than 1200 plural- ¬ stockholder in the present cam- Subscription price 1 a year in ad- ¬ Y yesterday The followers of ity the total vote was about 6600 paign The following is an extract vance Send for sample copy which will be mailed free the John Brown of 1899 will be The Democrats had about 2 from his letter Nov 7 1896 200 man- ¬ buried In The corporation under the 500 anti the Populists ¬ these forces were united and the agement of Milton H Smith as Jno R McLean has more than President and the other officers of September is the month for fish Bryan total vote was increased the company including the Board ing and outdoor sports and is the enough instructed votes to nom- ¬ from 2700 to 3145 a very natural of Directors and myself has no beginning of the hunting season in inate and his nomination for Gover- ¬ easily explained increase other duty in view than that of Canada aud Maine Scribners for nor of Ohio will be made on the and N railroad as September has a number of articles How about the Republicans conducting the L first ballot at to days convention a business enterprise and we can Bradleys vote of 3600 in 1S95 was only do this by nursing theinterests with an outdoor flavor to them It Democratic swelled in 1896 to 4525 an increase of the territories which it serves opens with an account by Frederic More than thirty orators were on the stump for Goe- ¬ of nearly 1000 votes The total vote and promoting the welfare of those Irland of what he calls the finest bel yesterday Mr Goebel himself in the county was 7800 or from 500 who use it as a means of trans- canoeing country in the world order to gain speaking at Bowling Green Col to 700 more than there were voters portation to If inpolitical ambition He made a five hundred mile jour-¬ adherents your W R Howell of this city spoke at on the assessors books and more in the State you endeavor to cre- ¬ ney from Mattawa to the head watthan 1000 more than were ever be- ate a prejudice of the people against ers of the Ottawa and Gatineau Edmonton Metcalfe county N railroad and try to ex- ¬ rivers through a region abounding the L fore cast in the county The Louisville Dispatch is beg ¬ The increase was almost entirely cite animosity and legislation de- ¬ in fish and moose It has been for ging the public tocirculate petitions in the negro precincts where struction to its interests the L centuries and is now the home of asking Brown to get off although strange negroes were voted in N railroad is driven to take the the Algonquiu Indian The region means within the law and its best his campaign is only two weeks old gangs all taught to give in the right to meet such attacks and this through which Mr Irland travelled The same paper wants Goebel to same story that they had been in it is now doing by bringing before with Algonquins for guides is the get olf but Goebel knew the Dis- ¬ the deestrict sense the fust week the public the arguments which are best sportmans haunt left in Amer at its command to counteract tne patch was against him when he in September evil influences of your unjustifiable ica iMucn ot tne wilderness is as got on and it made no change in his Many of these negroes have never hostility yet uncharted The illustrations business been seen here since are made from the authors abunThe Republicans of Todd county dant photographs He will be re They were floaters dumped into ONeal and Davis two Louisville on Saturday nominated bolters are to be replaced by Dem- this county from other counties Low ry for representative Thornton membered as the author of two He niade former articles in Scribners oneon and from over the Tennessee line ocrats on the Jefferson county elec- ¬ permitted to vote over the vio- a speech of acceptance in which he1 New Brunswick and the other on tion board and the Post is already aud lent protests of the challengers and welcomed the Brown supporters as the Mingan Seigniory removal mouthing about their allies of the Republican party say ¬ As a matter of fact their terms ex- ¬ other representatives of the Demo- ing a vote for Brown was half a vote pire next month and as they are cratic party powerless to prevent for Taylor and thbs e ho did not The September issue of The Ladies Home Journal is an unusu supporting a platform denouncing these frauds These facts are so well known in waut to vote for Taylor coiildhclp ally attractive number On the election law they have no right the in the same direction by oting for first page is given a series of pic to expect to be retained on a com- ¬ this county that they cannot be Brown His speech was apolTtical fures of The Wayside Inn of Sud duty is to properly truthfully denied mission whose In 1897 the county election was at break that is worrving Republicans bury Town made famous by Long No law however law enforce the and Brownies alike It opeuedfthe fellow Barton Cheyney contributes good can be safely committed into stake and the division of officers was eves of some hesitating Democrats Kick still worse Only 40 Democrats out an instructive articleonThe Young the hands of its enemies iifft of 112 officeas were appointed that who are now strong Goebel meu telling Man and the Professions them out without ceremony year and many of them were bolt- ¬ The Tennessee Farmer Southern young men how to take up the study The Brown speaking at Bowling ers of at least a part of the Dem- StocK Farm reaches our desk very of law medicine architecture Green drew a crowd of 500 or GOO ocratic ticket In one of the city people according to the estimates precincts every officer voted against How TUUV V J G Bailey who was defeated by of the Times and Courier Journal the council ticket and in other preW offer Oue Hundred Djllnrs Re ¬ Sam J Shackelford for clerk of the though the Post put the crowd at cincts it was almost as bad ward for ruy cas of Catarrh ythat Court of appeals in 1897 bas been But that year the floaters were cauuot be cured by Halls Catarrh recommeuded by Senator Deboe for Of these 400 were excursion- ¬ 800 ists from other counties out for a not here in such large numbers and Cuif J CHENEY CO Toledo O a clerkship in the Census Bureau in P jk good time at somebody elses ex- - Bailey only carried the county by V ihtr uudersigued hav known Louisville Bailey will take an exam pense The ex Governor has cooled 600 or 700vand a part of the county F J Chent for the last 15 years ination at Cincinnati next month off considerably since his Lexing ¬ Republican ticket narrowly escap and believe him perfectly honorable and if successful in attaining the ton effort and was not running with ed defeat The Democrats started in all busiueestrausaetions and finan required average will be appointed cially able to carry out any obligaa hot box He admitted that he to bring contests in two races but tions made by their firmi told Charlie McChord he would ac- ¬ the canassimr board composed of Wkst Tboax Wholesale Druggists Where the digesiou is good and cept the nomination of the Louis- ¬ three Republicans refused to let the Toledo O WaldinojKinns -- Marvin the general powers of the syttem in a 1olesale Druggists Toledo 0 ville convention but said he assured contestants bfe represented even by HttlPh Catarrh Cure is takeulnter healthy Btate wormy can find uo habi official canvass himtthat the nomination must be an attorney at the uallyi acting directly upon the blood tations hi the human bod v WHITES independent of the disputed delega ¬ which was in executive session aud ujueuu9 surfaces of the system CREAM VERMIFUGE not only de tions A good portion of his speech The Democrats to this good day do Tf timoniais sent free Price 75c stroys every worm but corrects all detaugements if the digestive organs was an attack on Joe Blackburn not know how many if any doubtful Soid bv Druggist Trice 25 cts R C Hardwick Family Pills are the best flalie allots were returned or how they The nominee for Senator Te-ru-- Bates for standtngadrertUements furnished onappllcauon OFFICS 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET Local reading notices 20 cents perllne ripeolnl locals 6 cents line eacli Insertion WOOD STUB6SSt were disposed or JTo e jcrjeditof tne member ot the canvassing board who was himself a candi ¬ date for re election to a county of-¬ fice it must be said that ho con ¬ sented to let an attorney be present at the count but the other two re fused and went into executive ses ¬ sion1 It is not charged that frauds were committed by this board but their ruling was parti ¬ san and unfair Having no way of finding out what irregularities were reported by the election officers the contestants were forced t6 abandon the proposed contests and quietly submit Last year for the first time in years the election in Christiau county was fairly held The offi ¬ cers were appointed according to law and no man of any party has been found to charge that there was any partisan unfairness In that election the Republican majority was only 550 LEAN moayoo 11 PEOPLE mrnw Cleanliness goes with health Iftee have catarrh any where toe can not lie wholly P rH I m Mm ru t i BEGINNING tTennr Make system atic efforts to be frte from THURSDAY AUGUST 4th and Continuing Until Sept 1st n Pe-ru-- na I We will offer our entire stock Dry Goods Clothing Gents Furnish ¬ ings and Shoes at WHOLESALECOST in order to make room for our large fall stock This sale is a bonifide fact no l- - off or 1 2 off with us We own our store and our goods are paid for we do this in order to clean up our spring stock Remember what the Moayons advertise they stick up to we are the oldest merchants in Hopkinsville and want you to assist us in reducing our stock PS rrt v f x f Pe-ru-- 12 Pe-ru-- U Pe-ru-- na MOAYONS BIG STORE Jb mr BjB yaM0J2pplv7Sntf fejffip I Ti iJr Furniture and Undertaking Wo have a fine hearse and a full line ot Coffins and Caskets aud Un ¬ We have secured tho services of W N dertaking supplies neat andsnew Ducker who is ready at all times to serve the public and we guaranty We also have a race line of satisfaction and terms the most libera Furniture Organs and Sewing MachineSjfl which we will sell for le98 money than can be bought elsewhere L 9tb St ARMSTRONG bet Main and VirgiotA Al V ESTABLISHED IN 1852 SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and Manufacturer of Marble and Granite Vf onume3its TABLETS ETC OLRJLvSVXTlJLYE MR TENNESSEE Ky FM WHITLOW of Hopkinsville is my soiicitor A MODERN PARLOR r JSr I Cl IXSa ufSi r VVfHBM1 1ISS43 i 11 nifzi nil 7 shows great progress in the tnanu facttre of flue furniture in recent We keep up with all the lat yeai est styles and artistic designs in fur niture fqr parlor library bed room dining room and office and our store is replete with beauty in all the lat est and best designs in fine furni ture or the cheaper grades to suit all tastes and purses KITCHEN 301 T f xwakwtfa sgsasSS in if ji jifJ 15t 7 rvV i T 23 s WALLER South Main Street Hopkinsville Ky K The yacht Columbia builtto de- ¬ fend the America Cup sweeping be- ¬ fore the wind with every yard of canvass filled is the subject of a beautiful colored picture by the famous marins artist M J Burns on the cover of the September num- ¬ ber of the Ledger Monthly The yacht is followed by a crowd of ex- ¬ cursion boats and far in the rear is the outline of the Shamrock a situation apt to be fulfilled at the close of the great race Dr Bell Returns Dr Austin Bell who has been taking a post graduate course in New York siuce he was mustered out of the army returned home Sunday night He has not y et de ¬ cided Whether he will resume his practice ia this city t FOR SALE on EASY PAYMENTS y SUMMIT HOTEL Davvson Springs Ky or H might H stock merchandise The cases of the exchange for good Address Danville Tenn RAMSEY lawyer wants only fee sible N shot manufacturers to Jeep up the price of stjpes wont last 32 Its to be hoped thatthe declsiou ZZt V11 xtkigLtii il5JiS7 Wi v w H rig It I i i j o S s Youths Secret J w Auert Hair Vigor roefnroc WfcVM w 1 his legs were broken and his1 inter ¬ nal injuries were very severe He ¬ Perils of Balloon AscensionsFour died without regaining conscious ness Aeronauts Killed Since July 19 Goebcl And The Roberts Law 19 there have been Since July The strong advocates of prohibi- ¬ especially the four fatal accidents to Aeronauts tion in Kentucky as follows ministers are against the Demo- ¬ 11 ifu ftANGER llHHE AIR iirij rr raHr r itv o-v- r- Ivjfj Hoosier and Kentucky- Disc and Hoe Improved Wheat Drills 455 GO V1 n mi 1 i On July 27 at Slreator ill W H Harper fell a distance of2Q0feet lri W wiui v f r gray hair- - landing on his back on a railroad track His back neck both legs and both arms were broken When he attempted to make his paraoliute descent the balloon turned over and the gas escaped The big bag fell faster than the parachute Thay- er had not yet cut loose from the balloon The result was that the balloon caused the parachute to turn upside down and the aeronaut was left helpless The sight was witnessed by thousands including his betrothed cratic ticket becaiiseSenator Goebel was opposed to the Roberts law which was introduced at the last session of the Legislature The Roberts law required that the ques- ¬ tion as to whether or not liquor should be sold should be voted on by counties instead of by precincts as is now the case Senator Goebel is a temperance man himself He never drinks and is as much oppos- ¬ ed to intemperance as anybody If there was no drifnkenness there would be no thought of restricting the sale of intoxicants or prohibiting their sale Now there is such a diversity of opinion as to how best to prevent drunkenness that in our opinion it is both unjust and unfair to attempt to proscribe a man in politics because he does not think exactly like some other man or set of men There is serious doubt in the minds of some of our ablest and best men as to whether prohibition laws actually promote temperance Many maintain that men cannot be made temperate by law any more than they could be made christians by law and that temperance chris- ¬ tian influence business influence and a proper personal self control But waving this feature of the ques- ¬ tion it strikes us as a foolish thing for any man who is a Democrat and who believes that the principles of Democracy applied to our govern- ¬ ment are best for the general wel- ¬ fare to vote against the Democratic State ticket because the candidate for Governor was opposed to some particular kind of prohibition law The Roberts law in our opinion not calculated to advance or pro- ¬ Its mote the cause of temperance become a law effects if it should It would be bad instead of good great would destroyprohibitioninja many country precincts where it has public sentiment behind it and is iproperly enforced where these precincts are located in counties which as a whole would vote against Other counties where prohibition the country precincts as a rule are under prohibition law and the cities have the license system might by the large country vote go dry as a whole In all such cases it would be forced prohibition upon the cities where it was not wanted and the local public sentiment being against it the lawwould be a failure and blind tigers would take the place of licensed saloons No paper in the State is or has been a stronger ad- ¬ vocate of temperance than the News but we firmly believe that the Rob- ¬ erts law is inimical to the very cause for which it is intended and if it had become a law would have destroyed local prohibition in hundreds of precincts where it is now enforced with but little if any com- ¬ pensating good anywhere and wq do not believe that any zealous Democrat would help to defeat his party because his candidate did not give his support to this ques- ¬ tionable measure Elizabethtown News How Postal Cards are often Wasted Women often send messages to their dressmaker or to dry goods says the shops on postal cards September Ladies Home Journal attaching a bit of cloth ribbon or This makes the lace as samples card unmailable so it is always sent to the dead letter office and Men pre- ¬ invariably destroyed men not infrequently sumably paste a clever joke or a telling political fragment upon a postal and send it to a friend at least start it but it never arrives Noth- ¬ ing may be attached to a postal card nor may one word be written upon the address side except the address itself Httn 1 M ip II Hate A10NEY FOUND IN MAIL BAGS Almost 10000 a Year for Which Claimants are Never Discov- ¬ ered It seems almost incredible that in the neighborhood of 40000 in ac- ¬ tual cash should have been confided to letters during- the last year and harder still to credit that the most exhaustive efforts failed to find the the owners of one fourth of that amount writes Patti Lyle Collins in The Ladies Home Journal for September The envelopes which are addressed are kept on file for four years blank ones not so long but in either case a liberal margin of time is alowed for claimants to appear before the money is finally turned into the Treasury to the credit of the Post Office Department In addition to the money contained intters during the same period sWthing like 510000 was found loose iu the mails It is officially styled loose money HERBINE is well adapted to the cure of fevers of all kinds because it thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bntrnlfl nf nil bilious humors and ex pels all impure secretions of the body XlltU VV tf3 c AtCorray Pa Prank Reynolds an amateur aeronaut and parachute jumper whose ambition it was to win money and fame in this peril- ¬ ous business lost his life be- ¬ On cause he could not swim July 31 he came down in a lake Hib wife saw the decent and scream- ¬ ed in terror knowing that he could not swim Boats were quickly manned and put out in response to the alarm but Reynolds struck the water where there is a depth of 90 leet threw up his hands and sank like a stone while the nearest res- ¬ cuing boat was 200 feet away It was bis first and last exhibition He was 25 years old Edward M East 21 years old met a similar fate in a Minnesota lake one pleasant evening in the first week of August It was in the town of Walker According to advertisments the young aeronaut made his ascension in the evening and there was a big crowd on hand to watch the performance Every ¬ thing was made ready and the hot air balloon shot heavenward at the rate of a mile a minute At an al- ¬ titude of several hundred feet a strong wind caught the balloon and carried it out over the south arm of Leech Lake Soon the aerial ves- ¬ sel with the young man still sitting on the trapeze bar was lost to sight A sense of impending dan ¬ ger spread through the crowd Then a steamer hastened to the res- ¬ cue and although the balloon was recovered the aeronaut was not to be found A search was kept up all night but no signs of the body were seen It was supposed that the parachute failed to do its work properly and that East in attempt- ¬ ing to cut himself loose became ex- ¬ cited and fell headlong into the rffi tr rJ te2 3rULJS IKAK0RSrctitKDRS LATER EXCESSES YOTLLIie Bone and Potash FER ¬ fc TTOTJISrGr Celebrated Ox Brand High Grade Blood TILIZERS for all crops SINFUL HABITS IN YOUTH 1M TANDY K6slRS iK City MAMHOOD T Bj iu Market House the finest Fish Large Fat Mackerel Hopluusville a MAKE NERVOUS DISEASED MEN lUC Each a ipiness or tnoosands cf nr at tno blossom o manhood whilo others aro forced to draff cut a weary fruitless nnd melancholy existence Otborsrenchrnatrlmon7butfindnoBolacoorcomfort thero The I xnox rmiaooiaco mo wonunop tea paipiti RvicumBaroioanainniiBtationaotiuo 1 WAWAIEB RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS K W A WALKER K fev imSCnASFEHBT CHAgFEKBV K -K- SJA o t jIS 1 vl w Potted Ham Chicken Soups Canned Salmon French Sardines Salmon Steak French Crackers Watermelons Vegetables FRESB EVERY DAY J63fTTy us with your orders BIG STOCK LOW PRICES TIME TO PLANT BULBS MQ mm - Careful Work Done Now Will Re- pay You When Spring Comes BXFOKXBSATaXEXT ARKS TBrATHSNT Divorced fv l bat united again CONSENTTta e SI E B CLARK Wholesale uud Retail CO tSTHO NAKES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN TTT GROCERS I P This is the season of the year in which to set out bulbs Prepare the ground for them before they are received by having it dug up to a depth of at least a foot a foot and a half is better and worked- over writes Eben E until it is mellow Eexford in the September Ladies Mix with it a Home Journal liberal quantity of old rotten ma ¬ nure from the cowyard or if this is not obtainable use bonemeal in the proportions of one pound to a square yard of soil If the soil is naturally heavy it is well to add considerable sand to make it lighter Plant the bulbs and more porous possible after they are as soon as received as they are greatly in ¬ jured by exposure to the air Set tulips and hyacinths six inches deep smaller bulbs from four to All bulbs should be five inches placed five or six inches apart and each kind kept byltself SYPHILIS EMISSIONS STRICTURE Kii r IffThnirNflT 1V iuk m tuu case 1 CURED yonnff and lanomnt As Ono of tho Bora I contracted Syphilis and other Frirato disoosea I had nlcers in thels month and throat bono pains hair loose pimples onjjj face iinior nails camo off omissions bsenmo thin and uosponucnt coven doctors treated me wita aiercnryn Pptah etc They holped mo but coild not enro meM i cava Buuereai irmi xaiKorouuca otreecBojB vras aindiscreet when Jy 1 tmtold agonies for my gar llfo OS1C EOIA THltr All curable diseases successfully treated wlthoutltheuse of drugs or knife Oldham D O Mrs Lula K Oldham Jas D 0 Mrs JoIe E Gregory D 0 graduates of American School ol Osteopathy Klrksvllle Mo Oillce at residence of Mrs Lw Thomas 1331 South Virginia street examination free lake Charles Keef an aeronaut of Cleve O met death in thatcity July 19 in the presence of several hun- ¬ dred persons who had assembled to witness his balloon ascension and parachute jump at Euclid Beach Park The balloon and parachute were attached to a guy rope which in turn was fastened to a stake As the balloon became inflated it swayed and tugged so powerfully as to pull the stake from the ground Released from its moorings the air ship shot upward with a sudden jerk and the trapeze bar was bro- ¬ ken by coming in contact with the flying stake rAeronaut Keef fran- ¬ tically clung to the ropes of the bal- ¬ loon Almost before any one real- ¬ ized the situation he had been lifted 150 feet from the ground At this point he glanced downward over his shoulder with a look of terror on his face He probably felt that it meant certain death to cling long- ¬ er to the ropes and allow the balloon to carry him higher so he took the one chance in a thousand which re- ¬ mained to him and released his grip for a fall He landed squarely on his feet The crowd stood breathless with horror as he shot downward like a plummet Both land In eighteen months we vroro divorced I then consulted Drs K K who rcotored mo to manhood ay lueir new jucmou j rcuimcm icibu now juo inriii mrongn Umy nerves n o woro en U3u ugsiu oau rro cc y Thi- was g and I hoartily recommend w A m HHWfckM Bi i WW b fiend experience G7 CURES CUARAIMTZED OR MONEY REFUNDED CaptChasForryenys Iovromylifo to Dre K I K Bimptomn fiat li ijoarnouncaa camecadsiii inza mi tuo Llssloas IMPOTEIMCY Lpero torrhca of tJemlral Weakness were draining end weakening my vitality 1 married at jzi ocucr cavico ci my icmiy uocior Dt it was a VARICOCELE J MpthodJrnntmciTit rrirpdlsoIa II 15W trfvri tfwfwnnf la Trnmla fnl T ln AAt A IKt -U I i uuiaeuKuuiuig uvtvy umj a uat u ijtuuuuuI u llL-i-l- lt iauiag to euro la u single taeir iinaii7airijnainanceametotrylJrsKennodydKerganD Thr n pj 3 H Consultation and EMISSIONS imq SPECIAL Id LOCALS n owwj miDcn tlBi y treat and curt Varicocele Emissions Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness Gleet Stricture Syphilis Unnatural Discharges SelAbusev Kidney and Bladder Diseases K K 17 YEARS IN OHIO 200000 CURED NO RISK Aroyoa contomplatlwr Uavoyoa any weaknoss marOJ OnrW Method Treatment will enrovon Whatit hasdono for others it will do for you -- CONSULTATION FREE IJo matter who has treated yoowrito for an honost opinion FrecS Sot Charge Charges reasonable BOOKS FBEETho Golden Monitor UlluBtratod onn I Diseases oiMon Inclose postage 3 cents Scaled BE GOOD TO YOURSESF and When you treat a friend to Whiskey give him the best HARPER Whiskey is the beverage for your frieuds and for you SOLD BY W R Loxo Hopkins ville Ky gojd to your friends WRFAHPR f AT05anTjctlmTnaI0JoaL9st hope ioso Has your Blood been diseased r K Now Fine Farm in This County For Sule Iu order lo wnd up the estate of Dr Jas Wheeler deceased we offer for sale his home place known as Kicnlaud situated ou the Kentucky and Tennessee turnpike 5 miles south of Hopluusville His tract of land contains 450 acres iB surrounded by a fine hedge fence is iu a perfect state of cultivation and j is one of the most fertile and pro ductive farms in the btate There is on it a fine brick residence of 9 or 10 rooms with hall bath room pantry cellar and kitchen costing originally 17000 to build now in good repair Also 5 large tobacco barns stable 0 or 10 servaut houses and all needed out houses It has an unfailing supply of water No more de- ¬ in abundant quantity sirable suburban home can be found any where Its soil is unexcelled in productiveness Yielding in ordinary season 1000 lbs tolncco 25 to 3U bushels of wheat and 8 or 10 bUs of corn to each acre in cultivation Time to suit purchaser Apply to W G WnEELEB Hopkinsville or C K WnEELEH W F Bradshaw I IVATE K opcs MO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN mentFREE VBV tfr CONSENT PriR No modlclno sentCOD No names on boxes or onvel Q Every thins oonfldentloli Quostlon list and cost of Troat C MRS KENNEDY X KEROAN PRSreremgB6tKemgregfeir NALM5t WlllVnillRII w 9 fl oj No one knows the unbearable tor- ¬ ture the peculiar and dgouiziug pain caused by piles unleBathey have suf- ¬ Many bolieve them incurable This is a mistake Proper treatment will cure them TABLEli a BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is aninfallible cure Price 50 eta in botties tubes 75 cts P O Hardwick fered from them l LOW PRICE Mr Owens Close Call Mr MV Owen had a very nar ¬ row escape from art accidental death one day last week He took his gun and went to his lot to kill a crippled animal to relieve its suf- While holding the gun in ferings K his hand he stumbled and fell and 1N the load passed through his hat grazing his forehead and tearing at brim away xxc escapeu injury TeruIeans Land Office Business The I C train from Cerulean Sunday night brought in 2oo pas- ¬ sengers three coaches being filled ¬ to to overflowing It was the biggest crowd yet hauled in the reg- ¬ ular run of business It was not an excursion but the crowd was made up of parties who had gone down on several out going trains Ut aUVL34 J CASH SALE 7 lfek M Jfe jjK A SLUGGISH BRAIN fedfarf Jfr J Sfe m T Such a destruction of pricessucH a j r Is caused by Imperfect Digestion and Disorder in the Liver and Bowels FMLY ASH W JM HS BITTERS SB cutting gashing gnashingfslash ing into prices of Eigli class mer chandise is unparalled Stock must be reduced by August 10 No goods charged Paducah to A RflON TO REP A IN WORKERS of your evening drives take your carriage to West Lee and have them to put on a set of their elegant rubber tires They have the best equipped plant in the South and guarantee work and prices Give home enterprise a chance Rubber Tires If you want to get real pleasure out H y It purifies the bowels strengthens and regulates the liver aids digestion promotes vigor of body cheerfulness and mental activity SOLD DY ALU F H rotygiri r r A man is always secretlyjenvious MAiiiAM DRUQQI3T8 PRIOE mm whn AX1UM 1V marries a orit VVV At 100 PER BOTTLE F GANT SLAYDEN i Fine Farm For Sale timber bal- ¬ ance cleared situated on Fairnew pike near Little Uiver church Apply to W P Qcalls Hopkinsville Ky Mr Ed Curtis has returned from La weeks visit to Dawson 100 acres 25 acres in j a i iii fi 6 i v Si I lljMHlfaM T QtpkwvfUt ftarhttfctow 4 v White Wyandoties The White Wyandotte is a good sized blocky bird especially well furnished with meat in the How to Jip the Wings There Is a right and a wrong way to clip the wipgs of a fosvl Mr T S McGillivray in farming expressed his views of the subject SI fy ft ft Tlio Kind You Havo Always Bought and which has uccn in 1180 for over 30 vnrs r lias borno tho slcmnturo of and lias been made under liis per- jpr sonal supervision sinco its infancy t wvwvs a llnw no nnn to rtnefilvo von in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes nro but Ex ¬ periments that triflo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment ZlsZZZ What is CASTOR A Castorla Paregoric Drops a I breast just where it is required for table purposes In addition to this the yellow skin and white pen feathers make them a fine market fowl Being a rnall boned fowl their weight is in the meat as compared with fowls of heavier frame For broilers arid roasters they lead as they are hardy chicks grow fast and they stand forcing well In this par ticular they gain a point on the Plymouth Rocks which are very liable to leg weakness during disease by the timely use of Tutts Liver Pills an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity Always cures Arrest r i JTA T3E0MAT Through Trunk Line between the citiba of as follows hope to be pardoned for say ing that if there is a marked stu- ¬ pidity among the fraternity it is the usual way we find fanciers clip ¬ ping birds wings including poul- ¬ try This stupidity is not confined to the novice alone but we find it in old poultry fanciers The old in- ¬ struction solemnly spoken was Clip only one Wing so that the bjrd cannot balance It you clip This advice the two it can fly Has gone from mouth to ear for gen ¬ erations given by wise acres whose information is all founded on anti- ¬ quated hearsay and who never in ¬ vestigate for themselves The average fancier clips the wing while it is closed In this way one cannot help not only disfiguring the bird but the heavy warm feathers which grow on the half of the wing nextto the body and which nature intends more as a coverlet to keep ihe bird warm than to assist in flight are removed Right under this warm coverlet of feathers is the lung and when this part of the wing has been removed there is nothing to protect the lung and it may be noticed that there is almost a bare spot so far as body feathers are concerned The sleet and wet falling on the unprotected lung causes pneumonia which is followed by a lingering death or a delicate 4We ing terms with a good many poeple vllle Evansville Si LoujT sour stomach malaria indiges And tdooUlcaof tion torpid liver constipation NasnVille Metnphis MOxiTi and all bilious diseases gbrriery Mobile an Nei JVffw TUTTS Liver PILLS Orleans iJkV1 MTBOUTCUAM B Money taks but it isnt on speak SICK HEADACHE CincinhatiL2xint6nLouiS iND SPSKDONalVALKD C3A Bean tho Signature of SiQnrA y9 Ih8 Kind Yoti Have Always BtiugW Pullmcun Palace Oars for JLtlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and pointsPl substitute for Castor Oil and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic ouusuincci iis ago is us guarantee is uestroys w orms and allays Fcvcrlshncss It cures Diarrhea and Wind JCollc It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep I Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend is 4 GENUINE CASTORIA Bears the Signature of ALWAYS I The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over THE CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY ayfTccC STREET 30 Years NEW YORK CITY BUILDERS CONTRACTOR AND DEALERS IN Building Materials Of All Kinds LUMBER LIME AND DEMENT anything in Give us a call when you need our line DAGG iBZSsaaffiagaaasagiirag RICHARDS HOPKINSViLLE KY forcing We find with our birds that until the chicks weigh about a pound or a pound and a half they grow very few feathers their gain being in their plump bodies Chicks that grow inthis manner are hardier and grow faster than those that exhaust their strength by feathering out early The pullets mature early not frequently laying at five months They are the best lay- ¬ ers of their class of fowls thus gaining another point on their nearest competitors the Ply- ¬ mouth Rocks By the time the fowls reach the laviner acre thev should be carefully selected for next years breeders bulling out all birds bird with single combs feathered Experience and experiments legs etc with the same care prove that birds after a little prac- ¬ that a fancier would use for tice ily higher and farther with when you are through breeding only one wing clipped than with next season you can get a fair two When only one is clipped they price for them from fanciers are apt to injure themselves by go ¬ especially those who are begin- ¬ ing with great force against the ning and want good stock at a weakened side HOW TO CLIP low price The culls both males Extend the wing fully Then and females should be fattened cut each pinion feather between the for the next two weeks thensent to market If as should be the shaft and quill from the middle ot case you have nothing but good the wing to the top Do the same other pure stock you can realize agood with theThe birdwing and all is cannot lly he is right return by selling your surplus not disfigured in fact When walk ¬ males as breeders if you do not ing round you could not tell that the charge too great a price We wings were clipped and his lungs have found that there is a good are still protected by natures cov- ¬ demand for White I Wyandotte erlets hrppflinrr mn1ci nt nhnnt n dollar HOW TO PINION and a half or two dollars is generally recommended to It We do not advise breeding pinion pheasants at twomonthsold Wyandottes much over standard We have performed the little opera- ¬ weight So far as our experience tion at all ages and never had one goes matings in which the birds die from the effect The operation requires noskill were much over weight have not It meajis to take a pair of scissors given general satisfaction A point of considerable advanttige and clip the wings off at the first never seem to to breeders of limited room is joint The birds mind it and in less than a week it the fact that the Wyandottes is all healed over This of course stand confinement well would not do for birds that were in- ¬ We believe that our experience tended to be let loose in a game enables us to assert the White preserve as they can never fly Wyandottes to be the best all again But for breeding stqck to round fowl Reliable Poultry be fenced in fields it is much better than ruuning the risk of watching Journal and clipping their wings when How He Knew The Score necessary I Three things to with forhealth friends and cheerful spirit A in Florida TIMELY HINT Yott should be wise and sets that jour blood It Connections are made at Guthrie and rich and puro and your wholes system put la a NaahviJle for all points perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Then yon orth Hast South and West will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver la Pullman Palace Cars Powder is the best medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce EMIGRANTS Gum alsam Price 25c and GOo this road will receive specisllowrates Bottle For sale by See agents of this company for rates Anderson Fowler routas c or write to 0 P Atmobb Gh P T A An agreeable person is one who Louisville always agrees with you SrtffifflrS Tetter Eczema and Skin Diseases yield quickly to the marvelous heal ing qualities of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin specialist Ib Wp Announcements W9 of world wide fame 25c by Anderson Fowler tualf potVer For 6ale Three things to admire intelec dignity and graceful- ¬ ness Chicago Standard Fortify tho body to resist malarial germs by putting the pystem in per feet order PmcKLY Ash Bittebs is a wonderful system regulator The lnrgest gun works in the woj Id are in Essen TO CONSUMPTIVES As an honest remedy Foleys Honoy and Tar does not hold out false hones in advanced stages but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the Very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure For sale by Audetson Fowler a in The largest drug house in the world and connvctincr linen A- St Lou s WMItnmDiv Pas8ARt Ke afinAtl ltMAHllrjlr Ps Atretic Gin scorr Dlr Pa AgentMemphlg He eats heartily in the hottest Jso weather who uses Prickly Ash Bit ATTInnoiiGP A WKfllondACP t lea go tehs It keeps his stomach liver ixmmvue and bouels in perfect order A Thexlllinois Cen tral now has on sale and will con ¬ tinue the same un til September 30 1899 trip summer rouucl tourist tickets from points on its lines in the South to a large list of summer resorts in the North Its fast double daily service to St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly aud comfortably tho mountain resorts of Virgitij the White Mountains and Seaside of New England the Thousand Islands the lake and forest resorts of Michigan Wisconsin and llinnesotn the Hot Springs of Arkansas the Yellowstone Park or the resorts of Colorado Tickets aud full information as to rates in connection with the ahnv can be had of agents of the Central MUST WES 1I The largest car mauufacturng plant in the world is iu Pittsburg The largest brewery is iu St Louis p The Alamo The White Bronze Monument m onumeNts A couple of Topeka poultry men were going out on thestreet car the other evening andjlwere talking chickens at a good lively A stranger sitting across the aisle who they claim was a a preacher became much1 inte- ¬ rested in their conversation and the three got to talking Inlact even the motorneer who was al so a chicken crank was keeping rate or J- - beautiful in design appropriate in color never tarnisheschips or cracks and science in its long search for something that uould stand the frost of this climate for monumental purposes has at last found it in the Whitrt Bronze It fills every wish It is a beauty to be hold It uill pt rpetuate the mem ory of loved ones that future gener ations rouy bestow those little nets of kindness upon the graves after kh have gone to our reward IIHIIXS m m m 4 mam cfj Ckc Mr JO nun m 9 F jmr tfW mil MZSm Hni I E J Murphey Alio ARiiit for Agt Pembroke j Ky Co jr 0 rftBV- - rMGF V rmiv it jMMlWLduij Tff - a amm WIS S S V HK aaatHr SjtvT w i VJ9 fc Planters Insurance Cheapest KelluMu J HHurHiiceititnt MBvamfemmnmmrwnsinw ft il mi J s 3 Tiuiir b id absolutely ijHcpbsary to the young manor young woman who would win succe s in life This being conceded it is of first importance to get your traiuiug at the school that Stands in the very front rauk- Tbe Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky JBook Keeplng Seven experienced teachers each qlo ft epepialfst in m m A RMQIMrQQ laaHMV his liue 5fcS2fe ni- lt X mrx filioriliamdHf Wrtfiiorabenutifil icofc t2232222 qmne testimoMyflJWIM 1lnl ered and the eggs were taken other intoxicant Dr Given away Pierces great away Soon after a cat that had work The People s Common bense three little kittens found the nest Medical adviser is sent free on re- ¬ and toolc it as a home for her ceipt ot stamps to pay 21expense of one cent mailing only Send his weather eyeturned towards young ones stamps for the paper covered book 8 them The old hen had remained on or J31 stamps for cloth binding to The stranger said he hadsome the nest part of the time and JJr K v Pierce Uuttalo N Y r cmrA misrlitv KUVU -birds had one near it all the time and when The largest locomotive works in Plymouth Rock cock that Jed red she saw the kittens there she tho world are in Philadelphia 97 points Our friends became seemed to regard them as her quite interested in their new progeny At any rate she NinetyDIGESTof YOUR FOODcaused by per cent all sickness is properly found acquaintance and tasked adopted them straightway and food not being1 into your digested it creates poi sons and froea blood and then you aro Viable him where he got such a good didnt propose to let the cat have in heirtotoalmost any disease the human system Use Dr Carlstedts German Liver You Oh just picked himup bird anything more to do with them Powder and watch the results dose will feel Give it the pood effects after taking ono a trial and be convinced Price 25c She would hover them in the Dr said he I got him for a dojlar Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Ninety seven points is apret nest and cluck to them with the Your Cough Just the Medicine fcr Children ty good score for a White JRock greatest complacency The cat For sale by isnt it queried the pouhry didnt want to give up her chil- ¬ Anderson Fowler men Who scored yourbird dren and the hen and the cat and where was he scored had a pitched battle Telephone Office Aloved Dont know The result was a division of The Dawson Springa Telephone replied the the spoils The cat ran away Company have moved their office to preacher How do you know then that with one of the kittens while the Anderson Fowlers drug store he scores so high was asked hen remained in possession of Hotel Latham building How do I know why that is the two others A member of have rheumatic pains Iobs the number on his leg band the family discovered the hens of Do you hot dry skin indigestion appetite And the car nearly ran away theft however and restored the loss of energy puffiness under the eyes the motorneer took Such a fit kittens to their real mother lar swelling of the feet and irregu action of the These Poultry West The old hen made such p time troubles come from bowels action of faulty W Cant engage in tber persuit of about it that she had to be fast-- the liver and kidneys Dr J Hr UVJ1iitM 2a MSoilj tenefltfaiiiLa coopKenhebecK1befnier a Sidney Balm More haste less speed hasten slowly are proverbs born of ex- ¬ perience that some things cant be hurried without loss and waste That is specially true of eating The railway lunch habit ufive minutes for refreshments is a hab- ¬ it most disastrous to the health You may hurry your eating You cant hurry yourdigestion and the neglect to allow proper time for this important function is the beginning of sorrows to many a busy man When the tongue is foul the head aches when there are sour or bitter risings undue fullness after eating hot flushesirritability nervousness irresolution cold extremeties and other annoying symptoms be sure the stomach and organs of digestion Hen Would Adopt Kittens and nutrition have broken down Nothing will re establish them in active healthy operation so quickly An Auburn lady tells of a cu- ¬ as Dr Pierces Golden Medical It strengthens the rious incident that came to her Discovery stomach nourishes the nerves purinotice recently A sitting hen fies the blood and builds up the stole away her nest but after a body It is a strictly temperance day or two the nest was discov medicine containing no alcohol or sas SUouisSan Francisco RR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN AND ST LOUS WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS SWlfNGFIELD JOPLIN PITTSBURG FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARjS Solid Vettibud Tftn with Pullman Sleepu end Reclining Char Cart Harvey Dining Haul Mapi time tables and full Information furnished upon application to W C MELVILLE GEO MO Trav Pasir Agent ST LOUIS 111 T SICIIOISQJ Genl Patar Agent ST LOUIS MO A STS jart w I yi V V jlJ in ranai 1 11 I LLLHaaaaaMMaHvCBlLAffliaWnKj inmnn 2TJ1RDLJBH VESTIBUIED TRAINSDA1LY THROUWSUD PINGfiEUFFET PAD FDflMh NASHVILLE fc CHICAGO mLaiHEWDRiiANs DnrtlLLMAN05J SlMWAsrrt w mnri ma i iriT r infill rjiv imm i inivi iHorWaala Jbj iwi fpjeffriesgpa WBtmx iwv ranr The Kid- neys drain water and im- ¬ purities from the blood The Liver makes bile and helps to drive off other ttaste If these organs work badly the body becomes a cesspool and disease sets in You must get them into avanujr uyuuii or cue HERB a nutshell is a medical ltcttrtro STILL HELPING TXVLQR Louisville and Jefferson County Bradley Secures Another Appointment Over Taylors Protest Fair Association Colored Poultry Display Frankfort Ky Aug 21 The appointment of Noel Gaines to a The display was a very credit- ¬ Captaincy in the army is a turn- ¬ able one for the season of the down bf Minister W Godfrey Hun- ¬ year Quite a number of the ter Senator Deboe and Attorney members of the State Association General Taylor diplomatic post in Hunter left his had promised to make exhibits Guatemala last fall and is said to biit found they could not well do have come all the way to Washing ¬ so owing to the condition of their ton to register a kick against Capt birds on account of the moulting Gaines vho was the chief witness season against him in the Senatorial bri- ¬ One feature of the fair was the bery indictments and Deboe and promptness with which they paid Taylor also filed letters protesting Secre- ¬ the cash premiums orders being against his appointment tary Roots order to Gov Bradley made out as soon as the judging was completed and promptly however took the appointments out of politics and placed them on the cashed when called for If the ground of merit colored people can get together To offset the protest of Hunter another year and have but one Taylor and Deboe Capt Gaines association and fair I believe wis backed bymany high officials they can have a fine poultry dis- ¬ of the army asiwelFas Gov Brad ¬ play ley and there is general rejoicing Tap tAp airdayai tHe machine untU the head throb3 with every top And wncn me macmne stopa vif3tvtSiinfc for the day the throb- iShi WfcMiWLll JfiJnU lKAViIf n JLj Bethel Female College WopHirtsville T ftlHHcbiis is an old and unsurpassed rem ¬ edy for Backache Debility Sleeplessness Lost Appetite Foul Tongue Palpitations and all other symptoms of disease in thos organs It cures as well as rtfcvents every serious trouble in Kidney Liver or Bladder At druggists 100 per bottle DR THE J HMCLEAN MEDICINE CO T LOUIS MO needs to the health of the organs For the general peculiarly womanly health will be disturbed just in propor- ¬ tion as the local health bf the delicate womanly organs is disordered With irregularities there will come pains in the head the back or side nausea and gen- ¬ eral misery The happiness of the future life of the wife and mother may be en ¬ tirely ruined by neglect of the health at this critical period Women confined in offices shut out from necessary exercise will find a faith ¬ ful friend in Dr Pierces Favorite Pre- ¬ scription It so regulates the womanly functions and so strengthens the delicate organs that pain from these causes will be absolutely done away with and future neaitn oe perfectly assurea There is no opium cocaine or otner narcotic in Favorite Prescrip- ¬ tion Neither does it contain alcohol whisky or other intox- ¬ icant closely watch I was so weak I did not have breath to walk across my room writes Miss IsibcU Miller of New Providence Calloway Co Ky My periods oc curred too often and the hemorrhage would be prolonged and the loss of blood very excessive I also had spellsftvhich the doctor said were faint- ingr fits I could not tell when they were coming on but they left me very weak My stdmacfi would cram until i could not straighten This would last for several hours did not gain strength from one monthly period to another was very weak and riervous all the time I was advised by a kind friend to try Dr Pierces Fa vorite Prescription which I did and before I had taken two bottles of it I could work all day I took in all six bottles of the Favorite Prescrip tion and about five bottles of Dr Piercei Pellets I used no other medicine I have never had a return of this trouble since and never can praise Dr Pierces medicines enough for I know they saved my life I ¬ ¬ ¬ army of uing sua goes on More than any other class of women the large Kentucky clerks women Select home school Eleven able and experienced teachers A thorough course in Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics Science Music Art Elocution and Physical Culture Collegiate Preparatory aud Primary departments Electric Lights aud Hot and Cold Water throughout building Appoint ¬ ments good fare good health perfect Catalogues at Hopper Bros Wit H HARRISON EDMUND HARRISON President Vice President t Session DBegins September 4 1899 ss J Betliel College Incorporated Russellvllle Kentucky Next Session Opens September 7th 1899 Literary aud Scientific Courses Able Faculty Thorough InLaboratory equal to all demands struction Library and Reading Room Superior Athletic Field Tennis Court Electric Lights Water Supply and Baths Special Attention to Boarding Department Tuition free to minis ters sons and licentiates Expenses moderate For illustrated catalogue or information addresB E S ALDERMAN D D President Classical For sale by C K Wily Druggist The STATE COLLEGEOF KENTUCKY Offers the Following Courses Agricultural Meclmuical Engineer ing Electrical Engineering Civil En gineering Classical Normal School Jy I I r j Resch Louisville Blue Andalusians First N W Proctor Louisville Silver Spangled Hamburgs First Paul Wagner Louisville Jas K Patterson Ph D LLD Buff Cochin Bantams First PRESIDENT N W Proctor Louisville Lexington Ky Black Cochin Bantams First SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBEB 14 Paul Wagner Louisville White Crested White Polish Real Estate For Sale Bantams First Paul Wagner jjfeouse and lot on South side West Louisville Seventh street 60x200 White Pekin Ducks First Two story britk seven rooms all Frank G Hogan OBannon r- mnfWn lmnrovemfints on West Sav- enth street and Cleveland Avenue Onp storv frames sevpn rooms on w West Seventh str et One story frame three rooms cottage on Howe street Lot on North side West Seventh and JJIve Scientific Courses each of which covers four years in the College proper and leads to a degree Its Faculty contains twenty nine professor Its grounds buildings and equipments represent S450000 in value Its laboratories Chemical Physical Biological Botanical Geological Physiological Mechanical and Electrical are the largest and best in Kentucky Each Legislative District is entitled by law to free tuition room rent fuel and lights for four properly prepared students in the college proper and to an equal number in the Normal De partment all to be appointed by the County Superintendent Alumni of other colleges in Kentucky are entered in post graduate course Entrance examinations September 11 12 and IS Ipijlfejataloguo and other information apply to Wright of attne state capital over tne ap Veechdale Ky Vice President pointment of the State Association did the Nebraska judging the premiums being and Silver Democrats Populists Republicans met in awarded by comparison as fol- Omaha and fused on nominations lows poultry on trios ducks forejudge of the Supreme Court and and geese on pairs two members of the Board of ReBarred Plymouth Rocks gents of the State University ForFirst Frank G Hogan OBan mer Gov S A Holcombe was nom Mr Frank R Wmk sH I v a t m m1b si aSi i HHH K WKLJT- Jrt xbEEhtj iJJml 5 Knfi T1 1 1 ii rii i3i3iSiJ AULJxuftLUUHSXblB u MIlWHHMmaUMUl ij j 11 an- - mi ETriai inated for Supreme Justice by the non Ky Populists and indorsed by theother T UUISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX Single Comb White Leg- ¬ u AS RAILWAY horns First Geo J Kestler two conventions Col W J Bryan No 63 No 5 Jwas a delegate to the Democratic Dally Dail wkst bound Louisville second Paul- Wag- ¬ convention 6 30pm 745am Lv Louisville ner Louisville 7 29pm 840 am West Point 14 a ir 7 65 p m Rrandenbai g Single Cqmb1 White Leghorns In April 1860 the Democratic 8 20pm 9 40 air Irvlngton 8 68 p a 10 18 a tr Stepheneport First Henry Dupke Louis- ¬ party met in Charleston and split 9 18 p m 10 88 a m Cloverport 9 44pm 11 05 Mr Hawesville ville second Frank G Hogan into two factions over war issues 10 08 p m 11 28 Lewlsport B For Sale by R C Hardwiclc Urujjgist A BOON TO DR Both factions adjourned to meet in OBannon Ky Baltimore where on June 18 the Buff Leghorns First Alford abolitionist faction nominated Stephen A Douglas and on June 28 the slavery taction nominated Jno C Breckenridge In the election Douglas got 12 electoral votes and Breckenridge 72 John Young Brown supported Douglas No one will deny At Henderson Owensboro Stiotevlllo 1131pm 11 65 10 48 pm n- - pm 12 07 pm 12 51pir 1 16 p n 5n n cji r TABLETS BUCKEYE jujBBPB su it i r if Amggaar mm east No 62 B9DND Daily No 6 DbMj 3U K PILE CURE Gt Henderson Ar SpotUvllle Owensboro Lewlsport Hawe3vllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvtngton Brandenburg West Point Louisville 11 12 432pn 63 p n 517prr 10 18 a m 5 35 p n 1100 am ClOpn 4 7S0am 7 48 am 8 27am 8 07am 930 am 9 57am 28 05 0C Slfipn 8Mpn 2 65pn mW ZXJ IT istfT en co coaeOT ririllili ms uzjlKtf3 full Sudr 1 a m 6 33 p n p m 7 10 p d p m SOOpn J t v 62Jx252 Lot on ONeal Avenue 60sl80 Lot on ONeal Avenue 60x125 Three lots on South side West 7th street 50s200 17 lots on Young street 50x150 200 acre farm on Buttermilk Road 3 miles from Hopkinsville Ky Terms to suit purchaser New eightrroom house and lot on Elm streeti Terms one third cash balance in one and two years Brick veueered house six rooms 88Jx268 corner Virginia and 18 Sts OuVthird cash balance in one and two years Two vacant lots and three houses and lots in Gracoy Apply to Bociianan Breathitt J vSTV Tl Webber Block r a A PHysiciana m m rm Can Prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Qum Balsam Formula on each package CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY Price 25 50c i w For sale bv Auderto Fowjer iT t They are preparing to springan other sensation on Brown that a GUARANTEED remedy may getiitii into a slander suit It is told with or money refunded1 Con ¬ BrownWat Hardin Dick Tate that the said he knew tains remedies Jrecognized defaulted state treasurer deeded a by all eminent physicians farm in trust to Hardin the latter as the best for Kidney and then attorney general just before Bladder troubles Tate skipped to part3 unknown Price S9Q and ioo For Bale by Anderson te Fowler ac jy v wna m navBAiways BOtignt Bears tie yny9 Oqemaris dislike is another mars I iseases FOLEYSTKIDNEYJCURE sft3theimostJatal of fering from uuy kidney trouble that a safe Buref remedy ia Foleys Kidney Cure Gunr Miteed or niouev refunded For sale by Anderson Fowler stronger to day than he was thirty Ky wl Mills days ago In the face of the most Owensboro Kv vindictive abuse from the character assassins hired to defame him he has kept his temper refrained from dealing in the same kind of mud shnging and has day by day grown Ky stronger with the people It will White Embden Geese First not take the public all summer to Frank G Hogan OBannon see that not one of the charges Ky against Goebel has been proven -TIMEITABLE Homer Pigeons First Chas 18 1899 The Paducah News has the Effective June No 802 N034C A Hess Louisville on blue cock No 834 dally dally dlyan bred from Atlantic which flew Brownie ticket at the head of its Lv Hopkinsville 600 am 20pm 4 80 pm editorial columns followed by the Ar Princeton fi05am 855pm 60 pm from ship six hundred miles out 9 16 a m 8 6u p m name of J F Dempsey the Demo- ¬ Ar Paducah in the ocean to shore in Belgian 10 05a m 725 p m cratic nominee for Railroad Com- ¬ Ar Henderson 10 50 a m S151p m second C B Obermeyer Louis- ¬ missioner As the law does not al- ¬ ArEvansvllle 1125pm ville on bird bred from Kruger low a man to run on two tickets it ArXottlsvllie Train 8l daily ao ar at Hopkinsville 930am strain third S J Schreck is now in order for Judge Dempsey Train 301 daily ar at Hopkinvllle 2 05pm SJJ Louisville on blue checker cock to demand that the News quit ad- Tralc M duly ac ar at Hopkinsville 8 40 p m E SherwooK Age Hopkinsville Ky with 330 mile record when Sj4 vertising him as a part of a bolt- ¬ V A Kelloxd a GP A Louisville Ky ing ticket months old N L TIME TABLE French Lop Eared Rabbits Our noisy friend Bill Jones of TRAINS SOOTH imported First Henry Brinke Princeton who had Frank Pasteur No 55 Hopkinsville Ac 615 a m Louisville N W P inF H nominated by the Brownie conven- ¬ 5UU a m No ba Fast Line Journal tion is so averse to riding on the Xo 51 FaBt Mail 527 p m 1208 a m I Cs chair cars that he paid his NTo 91 NO Limited Good Blood Pays fare to this city and traveled fifty TRAINS NORTH miles out of his way in order to No 92 Chicago Limited 933 p m Hens are quoted at 7 ctsper catch one of the L Ns double No 52 StLouExmail 945a m No 56 830 time The differ ¬ seated coaches for a night trip to No 61 Hopkinsville Ac 1024 p m pound at this pm Fast Line Lexington by the way of Bowling Nashville Accommodation does not ran on ¬ ence in the value of a dozen cominnday mon hens weighing about forty- - Green North bound St Louts and Chicago Kai srolns have hrough trains solid and sleepen five pounds and a dozen thorough- so Chicago and St Louis The American We fast Line stops only at Important station breeds weighing 65 pounds is should not only give PolicvFilipino ind crossings Hae through Pullman sleep the L50 The cost of raising is no independence but also protection its to Atlanta Ga J MAdams Jlgem more and if anything the differ-¬ Ve should protect him from his ence is in favor of the thorough- ¬ enemies We should establish a a ave Your Photographs Made At breds The difference in the government and then tell him it is WYBRANTS value of a single dozen will pay his and then we should tell all the NEW STUDIO That would for a-- setting of eggs from which world Hands off be a declaration of American prin No 580 Fourth Avenue the second year one hundred to William J Bryan one hundred and fifty chicks ciples could be raised Who can hon- ¬ They still remember the closed estly say there is no more money hack episode out in Arkansas The in pure breeds than in common Fort Smith Herald says SSMMMMi Farmers Home Journal At the convention of Democrats held this week in Kentucky who YOU ought to know that when Buf protest against the recent nomina- ¬ that Goebel is For farther Information address H C Mobduk A G P A or Louisville 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 - - 310 North Main Street ST LOUIS F BALLARD Sole Proprietor JAMES MQ SiVE your money Bt Insuring in Old FOR SALE BY R C HARDWICK Reliable Benefit Life Ins I00X 20 10000 Co of Newark N J Benefit Y AMZI DODD President Assets Market Values 56709660240 Surplus So3941S071 year Life Plan age 35 lp the Jlutual Annual Premium 43J0 7O i looio J10000 10000 Mutual Life N Northwestern New York Life G7o 1378 00 333 40 Equitable 3sS40 insurance Every member of the Mutual Benefit is sure of fair liberal treatment un der all circumstances and no matter what happens he will get his moneys worth in insurance for it is all put down in Back and White IN THE POLICY For information or rates apply to K W Smitt Co State Agents 542 W Main St Louisville Ky or WALLACE MOORE Special Agents Hopkinsville Ky The Mutual Beuelit Policy is Non Forfeitable ha9 Cafch Value Loan Value Paid Up Insurance and Extended Insurance that works automatically Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second aud of each succeeding1 year and may be used to reduce premiums or mcrease the SEBREE fT i GROVES rKliNlO r T T f Louisville Ky tion of Goebel for Governor one of the conspicious men on the platform jvas Col W C P Breckinridge There is no mention of rlstedfs liver German MadelinePollardbeingaspectator a I18 J ynZZT on There is such a thing as overdoing the courting business A Dela- ¬ ware girl Miss Annie Gott had her head turned by Harry Andersons love talk and at the last moment stopped the wedding declaringthat she was too young and pretty to Anderson who lives be married in Colorado went back home alone He never got Miss Gott The celebrated Chalybeate Springs Hotel located one half mile south of Sebree on L NR R is now open and is receiving guests This hotel will be rau as heretofore by Mr G L Dial and wife Mr Dial has opened up a new Chalybeate springs within a few steps of his door that stands 8 feet 3 inches in water clear as chrystal aud is said by many to be stronger and better water thau his old spring Mr Dial will be pleased to see aa many of his old friends aud new oues at his splendid summer resort as possible aud guarantees to all good grub and a good time RateB from 5 lo 7 per week ac cording to number in room Children rnder ten half price Cottage rooms for rent in Springs lot Address all communications to Wasteless IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS Paris McJlcIno To St loiilsMo Gontloiuon Wo sold lust yoar COO bottles of GIIOY17S rVSlTlInS CHILL TOMP and havo bouBht tnreo rri is nlroady this year In all our ex ¬ perience ol U jciri In tbo drug busnesg havo never sold n rrl lo that g vvo snea ualvorsal eatls action a tonic iours truly PRICE Su CTS GALATIA ILLS Nov 16 1503 Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases tne human system is heir to GK L Dial ror A11NEY CAHR CW Telephone No 32 WANTED AN IDEASfcSSfcXa W W GRAY TORSORiaL WEST SEVENTH Price 25 Cents Foe Sale by ARTISTS first STREET ELB BCILJUNO Somehow the saloons at warenng Iplacemanagefodo a good business Anderson Fowler thing to patent Protect your ideas they may brine you wealth Write JOHN YTEDDEIV CO Patent Attorneys Taahlngton BUKS D 0a for their 18X prize offer Clean towels and everything Give us a call v l -- J v JB W 5UDfADAMS vfl1 S ui IV RoVAL Powder SOlUTEDfPURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome HOVAt BAKWa POWPtB CO NEW YOU Popular Younir Couple United in Marriage Sunday Night Mr Eddie Schmidt the son of Dr J A Schmidt of Ju lien and Miss Mattie Adams the the daughter of Mr Montgomery Adams were united in ld The Season Approaches WHEN r Fair To day Louisville Ky Aug 28 Sp- ¬ to night and Tuesday ecialsFair PERSONAL GOSSIP Mr J H Anderson has returned i from New York Chicago Grain Market Mr M L Elb has returned from Chicago August 28 Special a business trip to Louisville Sept wheat opened at 703 closed Mr and Mrs Jas West are at 70 Dec wheat opened at spending a few days at Dawson 72 closed at 72 corn Sept Mrs Adams of Madisonville is opened at 31 closed at 31 visiting Mr J Mat Adams her son CaslAvheat 69 l Mr Mat Hurt and wife of Bowl ¬ HERE AND THERE ing Green are guests of Mr R M Hurts family on Jesup Avenue Cow and calf for sale Inquire Col Jouet Henry has returned at this office from a trip to New York Washing ¬ HAIL STORAl Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over ton and other eastern cities i City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Prof and Mrs J G Bramham Destroys Many Acres of Fine Fine Watch Repairing Diamond J returnedJFriday from a visit of two Tobacco in Christian Mounting c Old gold taken in exmonths to Versailles Ky change Mr Charles Robb and sister Miss R C Habdwick A heavy hail storm passed over Emily Robb of New Orleans are the section of the county three miles Armstrong and Ducker are well equipped for business They have a visiting the family of Mr Albert east of the city Saturday doing newnearse new embalming instru Kelly near the city great damage to tobacco The ments and everything new in under The family of Mr P C Shields crops belongingto J M Lacy T J a call 8th taking supplies Give us foreman of the Kentuckian office Childers and R B Hall were liter- ¬ street No cure no pay that is the way arrived Friday aad Mr Shields ally ruined and other crops were Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil is sold has gone to house keeping in a cot badly damaged for Barbed Ware Juts Burns scrat ¬ tage onCampbell street Where the plants escaped the ches Cracked Heel Saddle Galls Mr Leon Levy left for Cincinnati force of the hail storms the leaves Old Sores and all kinds of inflamma where he will meet his were torn from the stalk by the tion b on man or beast Price 25 Sunday wife Mme Fleurette Levy and as- ¬ wind and either beaten into the cents Mr W N Ducker the oldest and sist her in making fall purchases of ground or blown away l most experienced undertaker in Ken millinery goods for The Leader tucky haB associated himself with L Mr Jas V Johnson has resigned Lawn Party at Mr Westerns M Armstrong 9th 6treet phone 216 his position as Misses Charlie Belle Baldwin salesman for the the tarings and Edith Gunter gave a lawn so- ¬ Royal LDry Goods Company and Account of Labor Day Celebration went over to Nashville yesterday cial at Mr James Westerns Thurs ¬ the Illinois Central R R will sell to accept a similar place with L day evening that was attended by round trip tickets to Paducah on Jonas Co a large number of their young September 4th limited to Septem- ¬ Mr Harry Tandy is doing field friends Refreshments were served ber 5th at rate of one fare work for the Louisville Times and and the evening most enjoyable made will make the tour with the candi- ¬ spent Have your clothes cleaned and repaired by Joe N dates through Western Kentucky Blotches and excrescences which so Fowright Merchant Tailor W Paducah News often annoy people are simply efforts 7th street opp New Era office Mr R S Wootton of Texas of nature to throw off impediments to The eecrt of getting a fit in a suit of who had been buying fall goods in the proper performance of her duties HERBINE will aid and assist nature clothes is to get a practical tailor to New York City arrived in Lafay in her work and ensuro a Bkin clean take jour measure ette his former home Friday and and beautiful entirely free from all will spend a few days with his imperfections Price 50 ctB R 0 Henry Koehler Company Hardwick Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky parents invite correspondence with Mill men Mr E R Waite traveling rep who have lumber for sale They buy resentative of the PublishersTcbi Poplab and Habdwoods in mixed lection Agency St Paul and ChT-care Dbt or Gbeen Write them cago was in thecity yesterday ar ranging with the newspapers for JOHN L BRAME DEAD the collection of dehnciuent sub TO scriptions Former Christian County Citizen DEATH FROM PERITONITIS Passes Away in Arkansas marriage at the home of the brides parents three miles south of the city at 7 oclock Sunday evening The ceremonf was performed by Elder H D Smith of this city in the presence of a limited number of friends of the contracting parties The groom is an employe of Forbes Bro and is a very pop- ¬ ular young man His bride is a very pretty and accomplished young lady The couple will spend a few days at Mr Adams before returning to this city where they will make their home pM The May Need a PhIU 1tJ Tire in the field this year with the twoibest drills made ad Superior Empire Last year it was impossible to supply the demand for these drills This year we hope to be preparedi but to make sure ii would be well to We have them made with both Hoe and Discs ir Pttt in your or ¬ ders early If you order set ana you will not be compelled to take an infe ¬ rior make of drill We are taking orr ders every day for book your order now iiow you will be sure to your drill We shall be to pled FERTILIZERS Armour Homestead and National Cheap fertilized are worthless ffiv l i A Jr Dont Forget EXAMINE OUR LINE OF tiM Uvw The sad intelligence of the death Edgar Alorrow Succumbs After Very Brief Illness v of Mr John L Brame was received liere Friday No particulars were given in the telegram but the supposition is that death was sudden Mr Brame formerly lived in this county and later near Cerulean from which place he moved to Car ¬ lisle Ark about a year ago He was 60 years old and leaves several children who reside in this county The announcement of his death will be received with much regret by lis many friends throughout this section School These are the best Experience has proven them so We do not have shipped in any fertilizers unless we have orders for them Call and specify your requirements Very Respectfully Edgar Morrow aged fifteen years a son of the late Judge T J Morrow died at the home of his mother Mrs E M Morrow two miles south of the city Friday night Death was due to peritonitis from which he had suffered intensely for a week He was an unusually bright boy and his death will be a source of sorrow to his many friends The funeral services were held Sun- ¬ day morning at the residence and were conducted by Rev R W TRENTON NEXT YEAR Morehead of Princeton The interment took place in Hopewell No Politics Allowed at the Bethel cemeterv Satchels Baskets FORBES W Pyle Has Never Failed To preserve the dead without odor or discoloration when entrusted to embalm a corpse He is the pioneer in the business in this town Refers you to all that have seen nis work The finest to commonest caskets and coffins on hand at all times He useB a fiue rubber tired hearse Can be reacbedday or night bv telephone See his elegant stock of furniture A BRO I FREE EREE v Tablets Pencils Sharpeners Companions Association fleeting The Bethel Baptist Association Olivet adjourned to meet at Trenton next year at BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT givep iu tHiit re ief iu cases of Bleed ing BurnB Bruise- Scalde cuts etc Price 25 and SO ct R C Hardwick No resolutions of a political character were passed Dr Young of Danville Secr- ¬ etary of the Interdenominational Temperance Union was present but did not inject any political talk into the very able temperance speech he made The body was composed almost wholly of Demo- ¬ crats and the leading members ad- ¬ vised Dr Young not to attempt the introduction of political resolutions as was done at the Otvensboro as sociation Convenes Monday Trigg Circuit Court convenes next Monday for a three weeks term The docket is not very large and there are few cases of special im- ¬ portance to the public to be tried A Xrt Airs Ellis Moves Mrs Lucy Ellis has moved into her eleg ant new dwelling- - house at 907 South Main street It is built of pressed brick is two stories high and supplied with all modern con- ¬ veniences It is trimmed with stone and has a capacious veranda with massive columns and stone steps The location is a very desirable one and the lot with its improve- ¬ ments is altogether one of the hand- ¬ somest properties in the city A free and easv exDectoration ih produced by a ftw doses of CODS SENS HONEY OP TAR in all cases of Hoarseness Sore Throat or difficulty of breathing Price 25 and BOcts R C Hardwick lVmiifer SEVENTEEN ADDITIONS Very Successful Revival Closes at Dogwood Chapel if v V js i i ji fi A very successful revival closed at Dogwood Chapel Sunday night The meeting was conducted by the pastor Elder Henry Moore of Madisonville assisted by Elder J W Gant There were seventeen additions to the membership of the ebureb Kfiiii tifii lates bladder trouble iu children If not sold bv your druggist will be seut by mail uu receipt of SI Oue small bottle is two months treatment and will cure any case above E W HALL mentioned Sole manufacturer St Louis Mo formerly Waco Texas For Srile by T D Armistead Hop kinsville Kv READ THIS Bartlett Texa Seut 8 1896 E W Hall Waco Texas Dear Sir I have used youi Great Discovery for kidney rouble and can recommend it to anyone suffering in like manner R w Thompson Mayor of Bartlett Discovey curet all kidney and blad- ¬ der troubles removes gravel cures semiual emissions weak diabetes and lame back rheumatism and all ir regularities of th kidneys and bladder iu both men and women Regu Halls Great Discovery One mall bottle of Halls Great For the remainder of this month all WALL PATER bought of us at 15 cents a roll and over willbe hung FREE The prices are not advanc ¬ ed but we have too many nice papers and want you to reap the benefit Thisis a rare op ¬ portunity to secure beautiful papers at a small cost fc JC W T Cooper CO MINE SOLD AT EARLINGTON THOMPSON BASSETT St Bernard Coal Company Pur- - chases the Hecla Mine Wholesale Retail GROCERS I i The St Bernard Coal Company has added another coal mine to their list bavinc purchased the Hecla mine at Earlington This mine is adjacent to the St Bernard property and its acquirement gives Monuments It 18 nonsense that company access to considera bly more coal land The terms of the purchase include the whole v to believe that you can buy of some cheap as you can of your home stop where you get marble and granite at the lowest possible price If call and eee our work and get out prices you will find well paid for the trouble Yours truly agent as the beat you will joureelf property Theamount paid has not yet been made public Dm ROBT 7th H BROWN St rcetgj smvamsaii tfairt 3s3fflH S Jl inJ Virginia hopkiasJie Ky

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