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T mi m f 1 V 1 EHIHt r if v VOL XXI W WWMMM I HOPKiNSVILLE w KENTUCKY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1899 NO 70 ual large crowds that attend these meetings every year Low rates have been secured on the railroads and many from a distance are ex Â¬ pected to be on hand Visitors who go by rail will get off the cars at Gill station which is only a short distance from the camp grounds Mr F M Pierce wife and grand Â¬ son and Mrs W N Ducker and daughter Miss Jennie left yester Â¬ day for the meeting and Mr Geo R Pierce son Charles and several from this city went over this morn Â¬ ing SNOW AND FROST w h frfwV A Parting We have left on our TALBE Kiek Ladies low Shoes in prs blacks and tans hardly anv two rairs alike sizes 1 1 2 to 3s prices 125 to 3 mostly pointed toes and narrow widths candidate for office I recognize the BANKS SETTLE UP great importance of the pending contest for the political control of the State government I shall not be an idle spectator of the conflict Passes Away After a Long III- - but shall do all that I can honor Fiscal Court Accepts a Compro vj ably do in my sphere to accom Â¬ mise Proposition nessn fW plish success and to vindicate the iiP authority of the Democratic party at the coming election They Will Pay 7000 in Cash And Brief Sketch of theH Career of the Thanking you one and all as Transfer Excess Claims City JudgeThe Funeral well as many other good and true men for thus honoring me I am Against the State This Afternoon Your obedient Servant Jas B Allensworth JUDGE PENDLETON 135 Judge C N Pendleton died INTERESTING SESSION 9 oclock at his residence on Locust street ot can At Logan Presbytery Held at Fair cer He has been in bad health for view This Week the past year and confined to his City last night about bed for two months Childrens and Misses Lace Strap Sandals lid PrSt Oxfords DlacKs and Tans ana sizes 5rs to Bs prices 75c to 150 To makequick work we will offer Choice of these two lots at tnr SOq a Pair 1 THEY WILL BE s PLACED ON SALE Friday Morning Sept No take back and no exchange J 1 H Anderson Co ammmmmmmmmmmtnmmntt REDUCED TO Judge Pendleton was born in The Logan Presbytery closed an Christian county February 19 interesting session of two days at 1831 where he attended school the New Gashen Church Fairview There were about early part of life and completed his Wednesday education at Georgetown and Centre forty ministers present represent- Â¬ colleges He then studied law at ing all ot the Cumberland Presby- Â¬ Elkton Ky in the office of F M terian Church of the state west of When he was licensed to Louisville In the absence of the Bristow practice he formed a partnership Moderator Dr M B DeVVitt of with Judges Graham and Stites this city preached the opening serAfterward he moved to Logan mon Tuesday Tremendous crowds county and was twice elected county were in attendance both days and attorney In 1875 he ran against there was dinner in abundance to Polk Laffoon for state senator of feedthe mighty throng Six young the Sixth district and beat him for candidates for license to preach the Democratic nomination Judge read theirtnal sermons and were Clifton J Pratt received the Re- Â¬ passed upon favorably Dr J M publican nomination and Was beaten Gill of Elkton was chosen Modera- Â¬ tor for the ensuing year The by Judge Pendleton He was in the Confederate army session proved a most interesting and a captain in Woodwards bri- Â¬ one in every respect gade of Kentucky cavalry that PRIMARY ELECTION was under command of Gen Forrest during most of the war Judge Pendleton came to Owens City Committee Decides To Nom boro in 1884 as a clerk under the inate at Once first Cleveland administration with Hunter Wood the collector When The City Democratic Committee his ternf of office expired he again composed of George E Gary George took up the practice of law and was G Bradley Frank H Bassett and elected city attorney and after Frank Rives met one day this ward city judcre which office he week and decided to hold an old held two terms and died when his fashioned primary election The third term was half completed date will be agreed upon at He was a brother of the eminent another meeting to be held prob author and Baptist divine James ably to day It will be either the M Pendleton of Russellvillo who 8th or 15th The polls will be open died a few years ago His wife in all wards except the Fifth bewhp was Miss Ella Garvin v sur tween the hours of 8 a m and 4 vives him also five children who p m All known democrats will be are Mrs Mary P Olmstead of qualified to vote New York Mrs Nevy Powers of Las Vegas N M Dr Edward LADIES LITERARY CLUB The Fiscal Court held a called session Wednesday and accepted the compromise proposition of the banks in settlement of the back taxes that have been the subject of prolonged litigation The city not long ago settle with the banks but the county refused to compromise The taxes due for five years up to and including 1897 amounted to the following figures Bank of Hopkinsville 656600 City Bank 336581 Not Among The Improbabilities During The rlonth The following gleanings are from Rev Irl R Hicks weather forecasts for September The first storm period for Septem- Â¬ ber lies between the 2nd and 7th Look for equatorial hurricanes in the extreme south followed by much cooler weather From 9th to 13th high temperature and elecrtical storms Danger of frost from the Northwest following up this period Very warm weather will prevail over the continent from 15th to 20th accompanied by storms and heavy gales from the Northwest with probably snow and frost in more northerly sections latter part of the period Unsettled threatening weather from 21st to 24th From the 25th to the end of the month de- Â¬ cided storm conditions will develop and run their usual course from west to east across the continent Some sleet may be looked for in northern sections as themonthneara Planters Bank Pembroke Deposit Bank 204672 85159 Total 1283111 The First National Bank is not liable under a late decision of the Supreme Court The four banks offered to pay 7000 cash and transfer to the county their excess claims against the state for 549211 These claims grew out of the payment of 75 cents under the Hewitt law when according tp the later decision the state was entitled toonly 47 cents This difference the banks are seek Â¬ ing to recover and these claims the county has accepted in the settle- Â¬ ment its close Six of the justices voted for the settlement and two against it CORN CRIB Those voting in the negative were S G Buckner and B F Fuller Struck by Lightning and a Far- mer Was Cremated AT CADIZ MONDAY Pendleton Pendleton of Denver Col Miss Florence Pendleton and James V i ALL OF OUR 1 Mens Vici s Kid 1 250 Shoes J 3 200 ARE NOW GOING- AT The annual Holiness camp meet- Â¬ ing began yesterday at Cabossa camp grounds near Harmony Todd county and will continue ten Â¬ MR ALLENSWORTH DECLINES meeting will be held next Wednes days The series of meetings will day when Christopher Columbus be conducted by Rev Aura Smith will be the central figure of the and wife assisted by other minis Professional Engagements Will program ters from this state and Tennessee Not Permit Him To Run There will be five services during MRS ANNIE F CRICK each day and preparations have Messrs Ed R Bogard Frank been made to accommodate the us- Institutes Suit For Divorce From Boyd Others who live in this city Dr Edward Pendleton has been in attendance at his fathers bedside for some time Judge Pendleton was a man of jovial disposition with a large fund of information on all subjects and a pleasant companion He was pop- Â¬ ular with all classes Owensboro Messenger There May Be a Clash Between Charles Halea farmer living near Kirkmansville was at work in his Rival Orators corn crib last Saturday when it was struck by lightning The elec The Democratic Campaign Committee has announced an appoint Â¬ tricity stunned Mr Hale and at the ment for Col W R Howell at Cadiz same time set fire to and consumed next Monday at the opening of the structure which contained 50 barrels of corn His wife who was Circuit Court The Brownie committee has also a few yards away at the residence announced appointments at Cadiz seeing the crib on fire and knowing at the same hour for Hal Corbett her husband was therein ran at once to his relief and by almost Â¬ Reorganized And Regular Meet- and Judge Ed Kelly superhuman efforts succeeded in ings Will Be Resumed HOLINESS MEETING Camp The Wednesday Afternoon Lit Â¬ erary Club has been reorganized for the winter season with the ad- Â¬ dition of several new members Mrs A S Edmunds was re elected President The club will this year take up the study of American authors and history The first pulling his body out of the flames When rescued he was still alive but He Annual Meeting Commenced There on Yesterday practically burned to a crisp only lived a few hours Children Alarry Franklin Aug 27 Charles Er vin and Miss Lucy Crenshaw were jI D married by Rev James Marshall at his home on Cummings street yes- Â¬ terday afternoon at 4 oclock It was a runaway affair The groom is 16 of age and the bride 15 The Church Hill school did not open last Monday as stated but will gin Monday Sept 4 be Â¬ and Gentlemen Profoundly moved by your confi- Â¬ dence expressed in the communiÂ¬ Her Husband cation addressed to me over your Crick signatures aqd published in the issue of the Kbntuckian for the 29th instant calling me to become a candidate for Representative from this county in the next General As- Â¬ sembly after serious arfd thought Â¬ am constrained ful consideration to decline a call which were it possible under the circumstances for me to do so I would gladly ac- Â¬ cept in order that I might have the opportunity to serve my county and state and to prove to you that your so flatteringly ex confidence pressed has not been misplaced To give in detail my reasons for declining is not needful It is suff-Â¬ icient to say that my professional engagements previousl made and now current will imperatively de Â¬ mand the tinjp and attention that would necessarily be diverted to my candidacy during the period be- Â¬ fore the election should I consent to make the race and my obliga Â¬ tions growing out of these engage Â¬ ments I can not conscientiously dis- Â¬ regard But I take the occasion to add that wane l snail not be a This includes all styles BLACKS or TANS All new fresn goods 3 3 Mrs Annie F Crick vs W E is the style of a suit filed with the Circuit Clerk Tuesday Plaintiff asks for a divorce from her husband and the custody of her child Cruelty and inhuman treat- Â¬ ment is alleged The couple were married in January 1891 and lived together the petition states until December 1895 They reside near Red Hill in Northeast Christian RIGHT ABOUT IT Republican Geo W Young Stoves and Ranges Woodenware Guttering Tinware Roofing v Queensware Cornice Work ei Pumps and a general line of House Furnishings Will repair roofs gutters Tinware Stoves REMEMBER Hii W- Leader Concedes Goebels Election notice Just 2 CO til 1 1 Paris Ky Aug nent influential wants 30 etc on short Come and see how well we are fixed to care for your We want especially to show you this fall the I PETHBE I T Republican of this city who will Radiant Borne Air Blast name to be used con- Â¬ notpermit his cedes the election of Goebel by 20 greatest triumph ever sold here in the way of a heating 000 majority He further stated the that in his opinion Senator Goebel stove Burns anything from slack coal up and saves its cost is now being persecuted and that he every year is very strongly inclined to vote for Goebel and A promi- Â¬ well posted i i i UiMUiMiiMUiUlM44U4UttiU4iMU4iMI c- fc hi ifM It I lit 1 I I 1 11 I I 1 I 1 I I 111 I I I I I I TCHt Mrs J W Williams has returned from a Visit to relatives in Pem Â¬ broke L v Main Street Opp Opera House HOPKINSVILLE KY LHbmW v Si T4Ui Mnniit f niU Rjn E z iMi tfSXS uafcuw K HrJflj--i- riJ illWil JL HiL -- 3 wiiiminiiiM TffT7 tiF3xfrt fSw KU Ifut after air ft rarely aippont hat lt becomes a matter or supremo k impoitance whether one candidate or fctiiudard Btfarcr Goobel another for party honors Id successful Another deep laid plan of th Ken- - I believe the state ot Kentucky would stucky bolters has come to naught The l be safe In the hands of either of tho end of their strenuous effort ta alias distinguished gentlemen who sought ate the Inllupnco of Mr Bryan from tno nomination or the party while Hhe support of Mr Goebel comec in a tho party friends of the different can Â¬ --warm and widely disseminated In- Â¬ didates naturally would feel a deep dorsement of his candidacy Ihus interest in the success of their favorite have his foes through the very bitter- Â¬ tho candidate after nil is a matter of ness of their opposition contributed secondary Importance What tho De- Â¬ algnally to the succeBS of tho Demo Â¬ mocracy of Kentucky and of the na- tion is most interested la is success at cratic nominee it would uq strange indeed If these uiu iiuuai a uc iuaa ui ivgmiuwivj ui lenomlcs of William Goebel had left a this time would be a serious blow to atono unturned in their efforts to de- - the party in the nation It requires Xcat him They have camped upon his no argument to prove that statement political trail from the day the Demo- - i true The truth and the importance of rats of Kenton county determined to tho statement are alike self evident send him to the state senate There Therefore I say that the Democrats of bas been no artifice too dishonest no Kentucky should put aside all personal pur- - umereuucB iui iuc ujuc uuiuj uuu iiui ucauucijr iuu ueep to SerVO poses Thw know iim theytuelr felt i ns one man to redeem the state and have tne strength of his arm they Justly put It again safely In the Democratic lear tho consequences to them of his column So far as I can be of service to you election as governor of Kentucky In tbe short space of 40 years Wil Â¬ I will be Proud of my old native state liam Goebel has arisen from tho hum- Â¬ and loving her people as I do I can blest poverty to a position command Â¬ not contemplate with any degree of ing the widest love and respect the patience the possibility of defeat at the people of a great commonwealth can ensuing election Very truly yours WILLIAM J STONE bestow He has built up the largest law practice the most loyal nhalanx Soul of Honor of friends and above all the most When the late Governor John W highly creditable array of enemies i sa0 nin th nmnmv nf ri any man In tense JPSNTUCKY CONTEST ATcHnusop view wif tkq Worth L fl be tho church o which my longed In their lifetime I am a be- Â¬ liever in the Christian religion and the divinity ot Jesus Christ- Very truly WILLIAM GOEBEL Fulton Leader MM A Trust Fighter GoebeVs record as a fighter of trusts railroad extortions and corporate greed stands unchallenged by his most devoted enemies The fight the Louis Â¬ ville and Nashville railroad is making on him Is making friends for him among the farmers the merchants tho laboring men and all that large body of voters who refuse to truckle to tho railroad political machine Every rail Â¬ Wagons road attorney in the state Is fighting Goebel newspapers have been bought by the railroads to fight him and money is beinc lavishly spent by all the railroads to bring about his defeat for well they know that with such a man as chief executive of the common Â¬ wealth the rights of tho people will be protected at all hazards Clinton Democrat Aug 10 ainrarTToltf my chHduC oir Wdve becft a momcer or the congregation ot si thW city Pauls Lutheran church of parents r i tip 1 n wfawSWIMri j y rn v 0 ZZvzi J8UStm a r FTFPJK Sv2sa d r J t sasstsssrs Wrxz Tj FTO y vy Hoosier and Kentucky Disc and Hoe improved Wheat Drills 4 Jt - IJ k Vl Vvvi I II Bl I 91 w N filter r I Wii G5 A Sure Thing F Vou JJroni the moment his first candidacy was announced those corporate Inte- Â¬ rests of Kenton county that were accus tomed to further their ends by political corruption knew they had a fresh and resolute foe to vanquish Before ho lhad sat In tho legislature for a week their nllles of tho rest of the state saw that their victims had gained a champion who fought a loutrance To the death the struggle has been waged from that day to this William t3oebel gives and asks no quarter If It 1b possible for that corporate and private wealth which makes the cor- Tuption of legislators and executives a flinching loyalty and Kentucky can boast that daughter in the hands of WH iie nas gained these things by un Â¬ wife and Ham Goebel as trustee without bond sturdy blows was one of the very strongest proofs of the latters worth as a man that Gov- Â¬ one man could give another ernor Stevenson as everyone knows was one of the ablest and best men When he was an old in the state man Senator Goebel then a boy be Â¬ gan the study of law with Governor Stephenson His success In his prac- Â¬ he was soon tice was phenomenal taken in the firm and his office door still bears the old sign Stevenson Goebel Biliousness tick heHunche furred tongue fevwr piles ind h thonsand other ills are caused by constipation and sluggish hvt r CacaretH Candy Uathaitic the un Â¬ derfill new livei stimulant aud futes tiual touio are by all druggists guar antfed to cure or mouey refunded O C C are a sure thing Trv a bos to day 10c 25c 50c Sample mid booklet free See our big au Col A transactiou lose is 11 sure thing iu which you cnuuot Bum Farming Ills- - k MSSH lKHroJ m33fXBPfgf G TJLS ifc I Tackle al1 Df Mi Ed Butlers philanthrophy Tart of its business feat this fall It will ft when they again approach the state Ihonse hni he will be elected The peopio ffWho carried him to his magnificent wrictory at thi Louisville convention Tdll sweep alia to a yet grander one an November They know he stands for public interest against private greed and srtnds too boldly for the gates of political perdition to prevail against him In all Kent lcky there is no man so venerable norio so venerated as Chief Justice William Pryor For more than a quarter of a century his name has stood a synonym for all that Is wise incorruptible unimpeachable When the deadlock in the Louisville conven- Â¬ tion seemed to threaten disaster to tho party tho eyes of many turned to the honored chief justice as one on whom all cculd unite and he was asked to allow the use of his name for that pur- Â¬ pose His declination was as prompt 1 am for Senator as It was emphatic I know him and Goebel he said therefore I am for him I would rather see him governor than be governor myseML Such a man Is needed In Ken Â¬ tucky today The words of this discerning judge voiced the sentiment of all that Is best among the people of our sister state There are enough men who think as he does to mako William Goebel Ken- tuckys next governor Keep your eye on the November election returns If you doubt It hajtanooga News to compass his de- Â¬ be done If he Is clected there are representatives of malign influences who so regularly rendezvous there that will tremble j TONESAPPEAIi Kentucky Democrats Should Put All Personal Dlltcrcnces Aside IHenderson Gleaner The following letter from William J Stone of Missouri on the situation in Kentucky i3 second in interest only to the recent letter of Mr Bryan who not only indorsed the plat-Â¬ form and action cf the Kentucky Dem- ocratlc convention but gave a strong personal indorsement to Mr Goebel from his knowledge of the party and public record of the man Governor Stone Is the vice chairman and acting chairman of the Democratic national committee and Is one of the best known men in the country His letter possesses peculiar interest at mis - time St Louis Aug 2 1899 Hon Urcy Woodson Owensboro Ky Drar Mr Woodson I have your fa vorxif the 27th ult It Is entirely clear to me that Kentucky Democrats should lay aside mere personal consideration and strive to elect the ticket nomi- Â¬ nated at Louisville I have no doubt that many good Democrats were disap Â¬ pointed at the result of that conven- Â¬ tion and I have no doubt many feel that the convention was not conducted with that degree of order and decorum which should characterize the pro Â¬ ceedings of such a body But It must be remembered that It often happens that the proceedings of large bodies like the convention at Louisville are characterized more or less by disorder and seeming unfairness especially crfisii n n rmnal rivalry becomes Jj I DONT HC Do youavake up in the morning tired and unre freshed Do you perform your daily duties Do you miss the snap vim and languidly If this describes energy that was once yours your condition you are in urgent need ot iliby ln- - Governor Stevenson always a pru dent man made a will and by its terms nlaced the property of his wife and child In the hands of William Goebel as trustee the will specifically stating that ho was not to give bond The property consisting of 250000 or more is still in the hands of Senator Goebel What greater proof can be given of a mans worth GoebeJ with- Â¬ out Influential friends a young man to be thus trusted by one so careful as Governor Stevenson is unparalleled In the records of this or any other time and better Goebel is still the trustee of Mrs Stevenson Bracken Chronicle Figure of Jnckson Senator Goobel resembles Andy Jackson more than any other man in American history in his opposition to centralized power and the encroach ments of wealth The corporations of that day hated Jackson just as those of today hate Goebel Jackson stood by the people and defied monopoly is doing the same thing Goebel Jackson was execrated by the aristoc- Â¬ racy the politician and the chronic office seeker Goebel is hated by the representatives of any system of op- Â¬ pression i e people were for Jack- Â¬ son so they are for Goebel Jackson had to fight his way by slow degrees to success Gobel has had to do the same thing Jackson reached the pres dency and Goebel we think will do likewise Abuse and vituperation can- Â¬ not stay his onward march he is a County man of distinction Tood Times Thompson Shoots It Into Brown Special to the Times Hon John B Cincinnati Aug 4 Thompson a leading Kentucky Demo- Â¬ crat who is in the city declares that he Is no bolter and will vote the Dem- Â¬ ocratic ticket from top to bottom Will you take the stump for the he was asked ticket Yes I shall make several speeches in our county Mercer and elsewhere if desired What do you think of the bolting movement and personnel of the pro- Â¬ posed ticket I believe that John Young Brown Is the weakest man they could put up Granting that Goebel is everything said of him by his enemies he is a bet- Â¬ ter Democrat than Brown Goebel never was accused of disloyalty to his party I should never have voted for Brown In tho convention under any e helped to throw circumstances Wat Hardin down In 1895 He was throwing stinkpots at Hardin a11 the time and much of tho ammunition of the Republicans is said to have been He is In furnished from his office no shape to call for Democratic sup- Â¬ port especially from Hardin men Glasgow Times Aug 7th Goebel Refutes n Charge The traducers of Mr Goebel have their last prop knocked from under them It has been published broad- Â¬ cast over the land by his enemies that The Leader Goebel is an agnostic editor has always believed the state- Â¬ ment a base fabrication but in order to be certain sent a query in regard to the matter to Mr Goebel His reply Is typical of the man frank and out- Â¬ spoken In response My Dear Mr Ayres tn vour Inonlrv I Lrure this to sav I mut not be suspected because he is uow asking money for an extra haul GulMgDimulUiU- - People uttering from Kid n y JDisea6e3 icel n gradual but steady loss of strength and vital ity They should lose tin time iu tryiug -- TI at t ISIi I a Celebrated Ox Brand High Grade Blood Bone and Potash FER TILIZERS for all crops YGTJISrGr TA2STDY The- wW JLV 5rOUL33g SEBREE SPRINGS V --V Foleys Kiduev Curet Guaranteed Preparation For sale by Anderson STATE C0LLEQE0F KENTUCKY Fowler B owiug in a little mpney for the hurricane sufferers will do much to mitigate the effects of an ill wind IMles Cured Offers the Following Courses Agricultural Mechanical Engineer ing Electrical Engineering Civil Ent giueering ClnsMial Normal Sohdol and Five Scfentihc Courses each of nhicb covers four yeara in the College proper and leads to a degree Its Faculty coutaios twenty nine profeBsuip Its grounds buudiugy and equipments represent S4E3OO0O in vaiue us jauoraiories vjntmicai Physical Biological Sotanical Geo logical Physiological Mechanical and Electrical are the largest and best iu Kentucky Each Legislative District is entitled by law to free tuition room rent fuel and lights for four1 properly prepared BtudentB in the college proper and to an qual number iu tho Normal De partment ail to be appointed by the County Superintendent AJumni of other colleges in Kentucky are entered in post graduate course Entrance j examinations September ll12andl3 For catalogue and other information apply to 1 J 4 1 V K If sufferers will use Banner Salve according to directions a positive cure Guaran Â¬ will result in worst casea Fowler teed 25 Sold bv Auderson For n few dayB this year St Loud his been a ie3ort of summerbutfor N E WOOD A M M D President tho rest of the time it has been a Chicago Medical and Surgical Institute s jmmer resort The healing properties of B mtier It is a Silve are truly marvelous thorough antiseptic and heals all Wounds Cuts aud Burns without le vuga scar Fowler For sale by Audersou 617 LaSalle Avenue Chicago III Broken Bill Will Grow Again subscriber wants to know if a broken bill will grow out again and as we have never had a case of this kind In our experience we will stat what others who have had say about the matter Walter W Mann of Philadelphia I had a hen who was in the says habit of eating eggs and to break her of this or make it impossible for her to break the shell her upper bill was cut A few days ago I noticed that her bill had grown into This goes to its former shape prove that bills will grow after being cut or broken H C Weber Latimer Iowa says I had a cockerel that broke his upper mandible in fighting but it grew out perfectly Having one this spring which also fought through a wire fence thebaseboard not being sufficient aud broke his A all cases whenever diagnosis is doubtful write for free nook on Deformities and Braces Club Feet Curvature of the Spine Bronchitis Catarrh Cancer Tumors Plies Paralysis Epilepsy Kidney Bladder Eyo Ear Skin and Blood Diseases and aU Sur Â¬ gical Operations Best facilities apparatus and remedies for tho successful treatment and cure of aU Obscuro or Chronic Diseases Ve absolutely guaranteo to cure every case of Nervous Debility and diseases re Â¬ sulting from nbuscs and Indiscretions of Youth and Slanhood Spermatorrhoea Sem Â¬ inal Weakness night losses and tltal drain In urine Impotoncy Varicocele Hydro cole Stricture Phimosis etc etc Charges Reasonable Xo lncurablo cases accepted No C O D or deposit schemes PaUuro Is unknown to us 10000 testimonial letters on Ue from cured patients Slany cured at home Consultation free and confidential personally or by letter Writo us today 100 page Book on aU Chronic and Surgical Diseases and Ust of 130 questions sent free vtmMiivmmmmwM0nn Established In Chicago over twenty years Regularly chartered under act of Illinois Legislature Capital fully paid S100000 The oldest largest most rellablo and suc Â¬ cessful Medical Institute In the U 8 Trlvate rooms for Patients with faculties for any emergency X Ilay Microscopical and ITrlscoplcal Examinations are made in Jas K PattersonPh D LLD PRESIDENT Lexington Ky SESSION nEGINS SEPTEMBEn 14 A The celebrated Chalybeate Spnuga Hotel located one half mile south of Sebree on L NR R is nop open and is receiving guests This hotel will be run as heretofore by Mr G L Dial and wife Mr Dial has opened up a new Chalybeate springs within a few stepsf of his door that stands 8 feet 8 inches in water olear as chrystal and i5Caid by many to ba stronger and better wntar than his old nnrno Mr Dial will be pleased to see as many of his old friends and new onesV at his splendid summer resort as possible and guarantees to all good grub and a good time Rates from 5 to S7 per week ac cording to number in room Children ruder ten half price v pottage rooms for rent in SpringB lot Address all communications to A A Physician Can Prescribe Ds Ottos upper bill now starts growing nicely O K 1 w jFeed whole mostly soft feed or place grain in troughs or cups John D Cleveland Rogers Park III says I have a very fine Sil er Wyandotte cock which fought through a wire fence with another cock and among other injuries he received in the combat he broke off about one third of his upper bill I cut the lqwer part of his bill as much as I could shut him up and gave him soft feed until he recov- Â¬ ered from the soreness a little and then put him back with the henfc it will be all Spruce Gum Balsam Formula on each package Real Estate For Sale House and lot on South Bide Ye8t Seventh street 60x200 Two story brick eeveu rooms all modern improvements on West Sev enth Btreot and Cleveland Avenue One story frame seven rooms on West Seventh street One story frame three rooms cottage on Howe street Lot ou North side West Seventh 62x252 Lot on ONeal Avenue 60x180 Lot on ONeal Avenue 60x125 Three lots on South side West 7th street 50x200 17 lotB on Young street 50x150 200 acre farm on Buttermilk Road 8J miles from Hopkmsville Ky Terms to euit pprchaser New eight room house and lot on Elm street Terras one third cash balance iu oue and Iwo years G- - Ij Dial Telephone No 32 EH DVE5 q JSk tj rjfeSKB CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAYj Price 25 F 50c six rooms veneered 8SJx268J comer Virginia and 18 Sts One third cash balnuce in one aud two years Two vacant lQtsJiud three houses aiid lots in Gracey Apply to BricK FCCIIANAN BnEATHlTT house 9m iQiJZi t WeBberBjook KtrywcJtKnftewwttMkxPwouvinMM k Fowler CIIAS R LEWI5 Brick Encaustic Tile Artifcial Stone CHILL TDNIC IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS OATATTA Itt- - Vnw 1ft ItniV Paris ilofllclno Co bt Louis Jlo Oontlomcn Wo sold lnst year CM botllof bt OUOVirS TASTBLLbS CHIUi TONIC and havo bought tbroo crbss alrcndr this vrvnp In nil mil or porlenco ot li yanrs In tlio dniB bu3lnos JioVa uuiTtraau uuvYrululIlclOlnalBvoucn truly uwuuu no your Tome Yours PniCE 50 CT8 ABXEY CM 1 TASTELESS 4 BM t t jrf irSJ i M K Your trouble aribes in a clogged and torpid condition of tho liver and bowels which if allowed to continue will develop mala rial fevers kidney disorders or sono other troublesome disease PRICKLY ASH BITTElts drives out all prisonous impurities strengthens the vital organs promotes functional activity good digestion and vigor and energ3r of body and brain J Mr mm Mtlfl f SOLO AT ALL DRUGSTORES l00PER BOTTLE Encaustics Floors Etc Stone Pave diseases meuts Stoue Step Sills Etc FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE All kinds Sf Job Work in my line Summer Excursion Rates properly and remedy such as Grates promptly attended to Commencing May 15th and con- a GUARANTEED Flues and Chimney Con Â¬ Y tinuing untilSept 30th the Illinois or money refunded OLD BANU BDItmiJO Central R R will sell round trlut tains remedies recognized f ticUotsns follows by all eminent physicians Telephone 29 3 Hopkinsville Ky 80o as the best for Kidney and Cerulean Spriugs Dawaou Spriiigs 170 gladder troubles ClfARENCE HARRIS 8254 Crittenden Springs Price sqs and Sioo Formerly with Forbes Dro 5130 Grayson Springs Por sale by Anderson te Fowler Return limit 90 days from uate of u sale hut not to exceed Oct 31st W Rice is the food of one third of thu ARTISTS TOJN80RIAL Paper banging a specialty human tac i The rice eater are as WEST SEVENTH STBEET ELB BUILDING All work guaranteed healthy as tho meat eaters and they fl h Leitfrderg at Gub Youngs s Cleau towels and everything ddut have to go up ggaiustan meat u kelephouer84 5i rings Giva us a call trust That cock is as well as he evcrvas and his bill is all grownoutagaip Southern Fanciers arctheimost fatal of all J CONTKACTOK All kinds of Bnuk Work Tile Hearths Jf BARRED P ROCKS Pen headed by a magnificent cockerel with some extra fine females EGGS 1 PER 15 W GRAY PAINTJERaud PAPER HANGER W KfinMAN MHAI1ITAM II nkliiKVllln in any number wanted This ell eggs visthe last yea -- s jSTt at 100 j t rI i I w ifv 14 h f3S tP AN DtfX thing to patentProteotrouridea8i they mar WAW I fcrlMr s rffC 7 tt v J fl V t i BURN jrovweaith CO Patent Attorneys wiuriueir jwijjri7oonqr A l VriteVOJIN--ErjitKIV- r n ijopfcinatiUU Mtntiickim If it falls 6 to cure o to your merchant Price 50 cts 4 I j ssssJ Hah ftflHlwIIIlk HBl I I I H BH hI I I J IH IisH SOLD BY R C I I wfc I Ki I I I AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK 1 8 I will H We VAN refund to him VLEET MANSFIELD DRUG CO Solo Proprietors v a MEMPHIS TENN HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY A gentle and trolled in a 10ur foot poultry net- fence and again in the fact thai they will raise n broody or vo of chickens every ear and do it in such away thaHt is safe to count on bringmff P 90 Per For of the chicks hatched cent the fancier utility and beauty for vy or farmer or for the amateur with restricted suburban lot bfeereis no other breed of ppul- - Thi lirgest tobacco factory is in Remember to begin treat ment in time The above is the ex- Â¬ St Louis s ilver Wyandottes have an ef- - perience of an Alabama correspond- HAS NATURE WARNED YOU of the American Poultry JourNature herself clad In the early frarbs 01 fepve champion in Henry Stein- - ent apriajf blossoms forth trees and flowers causing nal the despondent chord to vibrato to this tlie mesh who in a recent number of mostdeilffhtful of all springtime and how do you feel Have you that tired shaky feellnp American Poultry Journal says 168000000 Eggs irTChicago the forerunner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid if so you must not pass this warning Fever Â¬ that in his fourteen years expeas It Is au Indication of sickness avoid this us as our advice costs you nothing rience there has never before Chicago has nearly 30 per cent of consult your druggist and procure a bottle ot Call on German Liver Dr all the eggs in storage in the United one Carfstedta at bed time for Powder Take be such a demand for good six days then dose a day jonow doius ui umuu bulls of that breed which he States according to the statements Tonic or procuring- adirections jand afterinm two following1 the remedies you calls the most beautiful and of the managers of the various cold weeks course ot these two treat in the e oritur trill feel ilka the flowers look in this city The Prepare yourself for the malarial hot season useful breed as there is now storage plants quantities of eggs when the atmosphere Is full oforgerms If following are the necessary and when your system warns you He considers the Silver Wjan repeat the above AUese Remedies in stock ridw in the coolers dotte the best all purpose fowl in Western Refrigerator Company and sold by A Fowler AnderBon the United States and says it is State and Michigan streets 290000 The largest brewery is in St so recognized in England lead- Â¬ casesrProduce Refrigerator Com- Â¬ ing all othersat the principal pany West Lake street 150000 Louis English shows To justify his casest Monarch Refrigerator Com admiration for the breed he says pany Michigan street 125000 I The qualities claimed for the cases Union Cold Storage and Tor Infants and Children Silver Wyandottes are Iheir Warehouse Company State street 100000 cases John Drueker Canal Hie Kind You Have Always Bought beautiful markings hardiness street 20000 cases A H Barber quick growth making splendid Bears Co Co and P H Bolten broilers at eight to ten weeks South Water street 15000 cases Signature well feathered and plump of This total of 700000 cases or body or fine tabfe fowl when 168000000 eggsr- is 280000 cases The largest gun works in the matured weighing about five more than were in cold storage last world are in Essen pounds then the meat being year The total cost was 2677 Are Others tender and juicyjor if you vglnt 500 Storage and insuranceVwill There bi There chill touicH than other a fowl for eggs theyare second increase the price to an average of Dr MeiHieuhallri Chill nun Fever to none especially winter layers fourteen cents a dozen two cents a Cure but if you purchase a bottle of aud are having the advantages of Leg- Â¬ dozen more thanlastyear Chicago this remedy best chill not convinced tonioyou have that it is the telegram to the New York Times horns theironlyivais asiayers evtr used yourmouey will be refunded by R O Hardwick druggist in this that they are quiet and Price 50 cent1 KISSES SENT BY MAIL Â¬ can easily be conSilver Wyandottes result 1 CIKOU1T COUBT DIKKOrOKY weeks Tiuoo First Monday In February titn three weeks third Monday In May term tto weeks first Monday In September tem tbro CERULEAN In February hristi an Fourth Monday In June term six wee First Monday tern ffour weeks nrth Monday In September term elx weekt Callow at Second Monday In April term three weeks First londay In August term two weeks Second Mondav In November T term three weeks iiton oursi uonany in aiay term two weeK first Monday In August term two weeks flrt Monday In September term two SPRINGSi if weeks TRIGG COUNTY KY SAA1 BOYD PROFESSIONAL CARDS Proprietor C H TANDY DENTIST Kellys jewelry 6tore MD This famouB hpalth and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Ken Â¬ tucky is Bituated on the Ohio Valley branch of the Illinois Central railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 miles from Princeton Office over CASTOR A DDEKW SARGENT Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains daily ana Reduced RateB First Class Italian Band Employed for the SeaBon Now Open MVrite for Rates rtLffi Physician and Surgeon Hopklnsnlle Ky Omen fifth and Main streets opposite Cltj e Court Room Telephone--Offic- 63 8 Residence 63 4 Jos I Landes I andes 6 Jas Aliens worth A ttorneys-ln-La- B Allengworth Office in McDanlel building nearCourtHouse Will practise In all the courts and suprem court Special attention to collections O O ml bjtct to examl H OADEDISPCAIIHET IURDICX SEWINQ MACHINE bj jHFV Etioa Yoa can examine Jt at jour oeareit rclgbt depot sou fl ft as represented round strrictlj ituncurr exact eqatl tkfri sell u hlk aa SSOOO aid TIIK nitkl HHHH9NEflt9Llijtttttttttf2rMu5js flkKUEST tUBQilN TOD KTM MAUD OF p Jor SEND NO MONEY gSSSfi j6 I1D cut this us and UIOU MrtTi IBBtaibaSBBBBBBBBBSl uppb ITW r I I 3LMi 1 ra H tLl lrz H Jl rrttcktattatour Special Offer Price atcrrtm i nm charge E H BARKER DENTIST Office over First National Bank 1550 marnina and f relent lzo pounds and the frelrhtwlll arerare 75 cents for each 600 miles sKsttttttttttttttttttttHSnHistttitKi TRIAL In your own home and CIVE IT THREE MONTHS you we will return your UA4 any day are not satisfied w ill dif ftrent nskss aaa frssts af itUats st SStO C1UOO f 1100 1100 tad sp all fsllj dtitrlst la Oor Tn Scwlar Bitklne Ctlrst st SISSO fortkl DROP DESK mrnDinz la the greatest value ever offered by anyhouse BrrrM sUl IMITATIONS wyn000P7couTS OEM HrrrrSI 55 offering akgwa aschiits under various names with Tertisraents r- rartous inducements soot rrlsal la Causae aid Itsra wao ar Blr cabinet BEWARE OF 1D WHO IRC OF S03B iry thatjwill lX wydotief If gjye quite as much and profit as the Silver oleasure T M Will practice in the court9 of Chris pacnagc xna r bum is a very long time ago sweethearts Cures uaisamCoug h In orranii is on lue your a dayVery pleasant to tian and adjoining counties Special Children all over the land have mourned the take 25c and 0ccry for it Larse sue bottles attention given to the collection of Price truth of the sorrowful axiom that For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr claims Office in Webber block back Hopkinsville Ky of Court House Liver Powder Carlstedts German by Kisses cant be sent by post For sale Now those sorrowful ones can take HENRY E HOLTON Anderson Fowler heart for there has arisen a guide to Attorney at Law The largest drug house in the point a path through the desert of ab Â¬ A Washington girl has in Â¬ world is in St Louis sence Office Court Square vented a method of sending kisses by mail 23ever again need the sighing Bears the HaVB Always Bought Tha KM Hopkinsville Ky YOU The largest wholesale dry goods Invention of a Washington Girl for tbs Benefit of Lovers house in the world is in New York Since the day the first love letter Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam was entrusted to the mails and that A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Hopkinsville Ky ItlUlBU I nCi TUt DETECTS E3BIE9niarItr PUrCLJE VIV F V ZIMMER AT LAW err SODIR1 urROTKKETr good point or muii GBSDI TICUINI B1DI WITH THE BfAUE BY THE ItESTM AKER IN AMEIHOA svebt h Rr tfftji SBbSrJkSSjPjscSs sesjp itert 3 s ZS rUUSt ATTORNEr SAWED OAK illustration Ilinu ruusHKD onebe used as a snows macnine ciosea oeaaarop pine from slirbt to eiilir tatls stand er dnk ti mm ixa with full lenirth table and head In place for sewing 4 rues RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRVBLHRRRRRRRuiaf and drswtrs Isttst 18 atltUn frsau carved paneled embossed4 cas Â¬ LzRRRRRRRRRRCRRRRiRHtE3HHHfli decorated cabinet finish finest nickel drawer pulls rests on 3 ters ball bearlne adjustable treadle genuine Smyth Iron stand posltlre tour motion feed self threadlntr vlbrat- Finest Ism ill Ira EM til tng shuttle autonatle bobbin winder adjustable bearings patent tension HlwMiBJ 3 11 X liberator ImprOTed loose wheel adjustable presser foot Improred shuttle carrier patent needle bar patent dress fruard head Is handsomely decorated -andniuBUd d assaUrsllf HIOKEI I TRIiyilVlED m CU AR ANTEED Us llettail nul bo dsrssls aad iiimt lnlti aadf Rnry kaswa Uiikaiat lifaraUktd sad ear Tree Instruction Book tells just how anyone can run It and do either plain or any kind of fancy work ASO YBABS BINDING OUAItANTEK Is sent with every machine IT YOII NflTHINR to ate and examine this machine compare It itiAfMj MAV n Mfi an1 thasn If unnvlnMkrl wm ftp ssIkb 4fitVa --r ysar rralcat nth jm IW RlfifiO WK TO KKltRN TOCB tltlO If at T tint wlthU t r aelssUsSia ORDER TO Oil POIT DIUT Editor fkirm Roebuck A Co are thoroacrhlr reliabl IrMcrrrrrrrrrrBcirrHHrV i BmErhnlmmUi9GUm TllEUESiUAlUlAl MONEY SOLID QUARTER JAN 1IUY gSS lm iJHil ml Address f lIIqnViVtf dI mT SEARS ROEBUCK GREAT CO Inc Chicago III V w ventional symbol of a long distance 4 kiss for this Washington wonder Â¬ devised amcthod by which A New York firm has been ex- worker lias she can present to the favored one tho perimenting with shipments of living image of a kiss from her own eggs and poultry to Havana but rosy lips It is a sort of sign label in Â¬ not with encouraging success capable of forgery or successful imi- Â¬ Two carloads of live poultry and tation It is the veritable docu- Â¬ 175 cases of eggs were shipped mentary evidence of a kiss given and Â¬ the stock coming from Tennes- received and it may yet prove to be of see and going via Port Tampa vast legal import Like many another good thing the - Fla taking two days to reach of eggs mailable kiss was discovered by acci- Â¬ Havana The breakage is What the in was remarkable One lot brought dent at least that also declares that ventress says She The 19c per dozen another 16c it was first imprinted upon paper but poultry were carried on the hold that also is a statement unsupported of the vessel dark hot and by independent testimony The first badly ventilated and of the first kiss ever successfully sent by mail is lot 100 died of the second 200 in evidence but where are the papers The price at Havana could not showing the experimental 6tages Chickens Even paper be it remembered was overcome this loss brought 700 a dozen Still the originally parchment and parch- Â¬ demand is such that shipped in ment is skin According to the inventress the cool weather and with better method of the discovery was this It facilities there will be profit in happened one day that eho wished to the business t write a letter to him It was a chil ly day and a blustery she says and Sorehead to protect her carmine lips from the in this salute of the winds she reached for a Sorehead usually appears section in August or September little box of salvo upon her dressing though- it sometimes comes as early table and therewith liberally anointed as Jiily The first symptoms are her lips And in that salve there was percentago drk spots on the comb and wattlesa a considerablehaving been of rouge it The letter finished hese spots grow into sores in few days which discharge matter was adorned at the foot with the con- Â¬ and in a short time the head ot the ventional brace of inky crosses Now The eyes she hadnt seen him for a very long fowl is u mass of sores become closed and the matter press- Â¬ time and the last letter he wrote was ing on the balls destroy the sight really a nice one so that it was underÂ¬ Treatment Watch the combs standable that tho crosses having and wattles every day and as soon been made and blotted she should as the spots appear catch every press her lips just once to the letter The rouge in the salve did the rest chicken on the place excepting two months old and It was a little greasy perhaps but the Ahose under Vajpply kerosene oil to the comb face unintentional result was a very per- Â¬ aW wattles taking care not to put fect picture of a pair of pursed lips adfyin the eyes Repeat twice a The inventress was so pleased that she second picture week until cured If the eyes be- Â¬ tried it again and the lids and ex- Â¬ was better than tho first come closed open the tract the matter with a small blunt When those pictures reached their destination it did not need the in Â¬ stick Feed on very moist meal sight is re- - scription these are genuine to tell and keep cooped until tho recipient what to do with them stored It is not necessary to sep They Bpoke for themselves arate the sick fowls from the rest No patent upon the process has yet Chicks as they will all have it been applied for but a slight improve under twomontbs old rarely have ment in the original methodhas been the disease but when they do it made It i3 now the fashion to slight- usuallVfproyes fatal Dpnt try to ly damp the paper and to dust with cure them jbi time wasted Keep dry powder the lips of the Bender It down liMtfana mites- feed vhole- otaia feed treat tne disease as works justTaswell and the Esses dont And fcOWlS1 t Force rl m L- Unonna nuvaua but distant maiden place an inkycross at the bottom of her letter as tho con- Â¬ To my Customers and Citizens 1899 THE SUIVI1V1ER RESORT 1899 The largest car manufacturing I William Yates have sold a half plant in the world is in Pittsburg interest in my business to Jas J CalTo Cure Constipation Forever ff C C C 10c or 25c gisjB refund money Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic fail drug vert a man who has had much expe- Â¬ rience in the business and worked in all the large cities and is up to date in workmanship I hope that my friends will call and Bee us First class shine 5c Respectfully DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE The largest locomotive works in the world are in Philadelphia time eufferiug with my side back and kidneys auu would have been dead long ago without relief After taking Dr J H McLeans Liver and Kid Â¬ ney Balm a few days I found it was helping me and by the time the sec end bottle was gone I was well and have been in good health since James Fisher Sr For sale by C K Wyly An iirrdjrella offers a good I was very bad down nearly all the Wacliko Tenn April 29 1898 TbeBe celebrated chalybeate and salt epriugs are situated immediately upon the Louisville and Memphis diisbu of the Illinois Central railroad formerly Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad 165 miles ueBt of Louisville xvy ana oo miles east ot raducah Ky The Arcadia House is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons The owners of tho hotel are alBO owners of the Spriners and the guests of the Arcadia House have free access to the Springs without 7th street Hopkinsville Ky extra charge Iuvalids should remember that the months of June aud July The dry and liquid Especial attention to patrons clean Lines offer many advantages to persons visiting the Springs Satisfactory service Call andbeconvlnced salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N M HOLEMAN CO Proprietors Successors to William Yates YATES CALVERT Dawson Hopkins County Ky BOYD Barbers POOL J aifes KPTH AVENCE HOT LOCISVltLE KY Bethel Female College VfeopkirisMiUe W opening id Best faHotelin the1 Electric Elevate PikeCaiipbell Mnuaye Kentucky for people who hare laid away money lor a rainy day No Relief For 20 Tears troubled for the last I twenty years with bronchial affection and at times have been bedfast Have tried a great many cough reme- m dies but found no relief until I tried Foleys Honey and Tar I can honestly recommend Foleys Honey and TRr as a quick relief reliable pleasant to take and a sure cure for dis eases of the throat and lungs Minerva Smith414Wa8hington Ave Danville 111 For sale by Anderson Fowler have been Select home school Eleven able and experienced teachers A thorough course iu Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics Science Music Art Elocution and Physical Culture Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Electric Lights and Hot and Cold Water throughout building Appoint- Â¬ ments good fare good health perfect Catalogues at Hopper Bros Wm H HARRISOxV EDMUND HARRISON Vice President President T C HANBERY M Session Begins Septembei t 1899 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE F SHRYER PEOPLES HANBERY Trade Marks Designs Copyrights c WAREHOUSE SHRYER Capital aud labor go well enough together but the trouble is that too many men are trying to get capital without labor Proprs KY RailroadBetween o us Tenth HOPKINSVILE Take a dose of Prickly Ash Bit ters at night when you go to bed Scientific Etnericatt and you will feel bright and vigoioua cirweekly next morninj it will insure you a A handsomely illustrated journal Largest t3 a any oclontlHo Terms copious and healthy passage of the culation of months 11 Sold by all newsdealers year four osvelB improved apptttite and digesMUNN Co3GlBfoad New York tion and increased energy of body Branch Offlco G25 F St Washington D C aud brain It beats stimulating drinkB because its reviviug influence is natural hence permanent 1 Anyone sending n sketch and description ma quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether on Communion Invention Is probnblypatentablo tlonj strictly confldonttal Handbook on Patents gentzreo Oldest opener for securlnirpatents Co recclvo 1atonts taken through Munn tpectal notice without charge la tho Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unlesi otherwise instructed Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky If an orator is a word painter a lecturer in a deaf and dumb institute must be a aign painter Stopped Tho Back Ache is absolutely necessary to young man or young woman who would win Buccess in life This being conceded it is of first importance to get your training at the school that Stands in the very front rank The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky Boole-KeepinSeven experienced teachers each one a specialist in his line Write for a beautiful book giving testimo- Sliortliand jiialB from graduates occupying prominent positions all over tho United States it will be mailed to you free Telegraphy 1 A RUSINESSEDUCATION g- khn and bad to get up quiet often during the night and Buffered severe pains in Kidneys and with Backache I used Foleys Kidney Cure after taking V vWitl88 1 am entirely cured v I was afScted with lCidney disease ARBAssMargantownIndwrite8 steam and equipped with electric lights and ice plant and all othermod em improvements is now open for business The table will be unsur passed by that of any other house in the South This Bplendid new Hotel beautifully furnished throughout heated by Worms lrexKW by- VERMIFUGE 20 Ytars Has Ltd alf Worm Rimides I JORXTOGHSTI Oil Most Beat la Quality WHITES CREAM I 32 JBXsXa n t 1 1 TAWikmnmtjitaifWMwi JAMES F ILLARD St Louts tAia JHBJUiaBW wKX pr file MitttmUnL iprf MWriHW rir J 1 jA A M 4 m itii i J ff from tho body each y turo Intended oua substances aro sura poison Â¬ ab sorbed Into the blood always aB sufferluffand froquently J causing Mvere dcase SHffMPUoii ait of tfio boweU are removed tho W PPeT1i0S Cm t you sleep well fllfr la iT AnAfMll Al uacKV Lai vuvtKV pnJ ioor Digestion ia r w Axo Hmmd AohmW your nerves weak bu 4 BOttB Qf i Auer5 PILLS - a SiJfaLmOTmont of tho bowels ThPT rtillv lnm Elsewhere in to days issue will be found a card from Mr Jas B Allensworth in which he declines to become a candidate for represen Â¬ tative in response to a call sighed by nearly every Democratic voter in the town of Lafayette Mr A1 lensworth is a lawyer of ability and a gentleman of wide popularity especially in the Southern portion of the county where his acquain Â¬ tance is very general His professional engagements are such that he cannot enter into a political con test but he is earnestly and strongly for the state ticket and willprobably be heard upon the stump later in the Campaign E Senatof Goebel and Capt James Blackburn have announced the fol Â¬ lowing additional joint appoint Â¬ ments At Louisa Lawrence county Thursday September 14 At Paintsvijle Johnson county Friday September 15 At Prestonburg Floyd county Saturday September 1 At Pikeville Pike county Mon- day September 18 AtHindman Knott county Wed- nesday September 20 AtSalversville Magoffin countv 6 TiM onfomioi- - 1 At West Liberty Mofgari county Saturday September25f gives descriptlotw of rAIA these and other Seed Grain also Clovw ami urasMS vegetable shim rtrimtm Etc Write for it and prices of any Seeds re quired OUR CAYALOOUX M 35 36 WMcr oars H ittoMWHfotmm SSMS sm I WfODSSTUKMb Flat Rock Miss Bell Parker CarrolK St nats 1 ij Jit is Ma iyj lv Jw r Therei8nothingH v- b- 4 Mannington L i STHopkinsville W McCartrieyi McKenzie Supt Mrs E Mrs R M Bramham Mrs Mary P Ware Mrs Berta L Gant W T ivusses Lena iviiiis juuu niuuiu1 Harriet Dietrich Susie Rutherford Vf Lula Graves Ruth Penn Maryi T Walker Martha Walker Daisy 2 Rice Mabel Dryer Susie Cox Ed- na Smythe Dora Leichhardt Lot- Â¬ tie McDaniel Adelia Clifton Hop Â¬ A - ittBt1felcU to a nian5 looks more than a n- - jft w r Ayers SxrsapswIIIa with thoplUswiUhastenroco rrico25cabor All drugglsU lAaaV7m iiopkinuUlc AAi very Vfrite the doctor Just how you ro celvo the but Xou HietnBadvice wl without cot Pg- - J C AYER Lowell Man entutltlan Edwin R Settleisacomingyoung man in Owensboro His speech be- Â¬ fore the Goebel club last night was admirable Owensboro Messenger Mr Settle is a talented young law- Â¬ yer who began the practice of his profession in this city He is a son of Rev II C Settle of Bowling ot Green and is a brother-in-laJno S Rhea w ia county 20000 population people according to the drew of 200 At Princeton Tuesday Roaring 6ill Sweeny and Beefsteak Hallam a nice w s tfeW fitting hat Mh if Published Tuesday and Pnday Mornings M 7 if Ti The Democratic Headquarters fclHAS MEACHAM IN ADVANCE f BDBaQEIPTION M A YEAR Local reading notices 20 cents per line dpeclal locals 8 cents line each Insertion will be moved to the Gait House in Louisville to day Rooms 102 103 1Q4 and 108 have been secured for the purpose Two of these rooms were used by Senator Goebel dur Â¬ h Bates for standlugadvertlsements furnished onapplicabon OFyiCE 21250UTH MAIN STREET They are ad- Â¬ ing the convention mirably located on the First street side of the building on the first floor Gov Brown admits FRIDAY SEPT DEA10CRATIC 1 1899 that he would TICKET For Governor WILLIAM GOEBEL of Kenton For Lieutenant Governor have accepted the nomination of the Louisville convention upon a plat form endorsing the election law Failing to get the nomination he desired he is now speaking against the plank in the platform demand ing honest elections Theodore Hallam ought to pray to be delivered from his friends The very next day after Goebel de- Â¬ scribed his face as being similar to a cancerous beefsteak the Louisville Post printed Hallams picture face and all And the Post claims to be friendly to Hallam J C W BECKHAM of Nelson count of their own organs Goebel and Blackburn Will speak at Princeton next Wednesday and kinsville the Democrats will turn out in num- Â¬ 38 Mt Era Mrs Nora William r bers sufficient to give the lie to the soniCeruleatn cnarge inui uiuweii county win Annie Wright 39IiParker Mrs not do her full duty in November muuiiujirion 40 Castleberry Mrs Nannie P Senator Blackburn will be absent from the state for ten days this KeithtEmpire 41 Haddock Miss Ida Brum- month but will return in time to field Hopkinsville speak with Goebel at Versailles B Doss September 25 The last week in- 4i FullerMrs Mattie SinkingFork the month they will return to Wes- Â¬ 43 Poplar Grove Henry J Mill- Â¬ tern Kentucky and speak here er Haleys Mill about September 27 44 Dogwood Chapel Miss Aman Â¬ da Taylor Pon fute Tucker a fourteen-year-ol- d 45 Highway J W Wright yhite boy was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Joe Jones Johnsons 46 Brick Church Miss Edwin whose watermelon patch he was raiding with a crowd of boys at Elliott Hopkinsville 47 Blue Ruic Miss Ella Griffin Fulton Ky Kirkmansville Mt Sterling negroes are trying 48 Lantrip Paul Keith Clardy td call Taylor out on the separate 49 Johnson W H Cornelius coach law They are threatening Sinking Fork to bolt over their inability to get an 50 Rose Miss Mary McCulloch expression from him Hopkinsville Throw away your old soiled straw hat Mi S f LifisrLfia mira buy an Icycle scrmmr r r v Brand Straw Hat tf f o 1 i 2 Price YU- BOB For Attorney General J BRECKINRIDGE of Boyle For Auditor I- GUSG COULTER of Graves V 4 Jrir v s S For Treasurer W HAGER ofBovd For Secretary of State CBRECK HILL of Clark t 51 Bald Jnob J L Manire Has anybody heard of any Demo Haleys Mill crat of national prominence who is 52 Adams Frank Ashmore willing to speak against Goebel Crofton and Blackburn and the rest of the 53- - Crofton Miss Gertrude Keith Democratic ticket and Miss Fairleigh Bowling Crof- Â¬ ton Yokohama Japan had one of the 54 Gracey Miss Mary Penn Jno R McLean editor of he great fires of the century August Cincinnati Enquirer was nomi Â¬ 12 A square mile of buildings Gracey 55 Church Hill Jas M Calvin nated for Governor ot Ohip on the were destroyed and 16V lives lost Church Hill first ballot over several opponents I 56 Putnam Cecil W Johnson He is young popular able and rich COUNTY SCHOOLS White Plains and if anybody can redeem Ohio 57 Mt Carmel R C Hobson McLean is the man to do it Bryan Where the Teachers are Holding Hawkins will help him in his fight School This Fall 58 Howell Miss Hettie Knight V J m T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing CO Shoe Co MOAYONS BIG STOlf 1 5 J ForSupt Pub Instruction H V McCHESNEY of Livingston For Commissiouerof Agriculture ION B NALL of Jefferson For Railroad Commissioner J FLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkius County FOR CITY COUNCILMAN We are authorized to announce Martin W Davis as a candidate for the olBce of City Councilman from the First Ward subject to the action of the Democratic party We are autnorized to announce James West as a candidate for the otrice of City Councilman from the Third ward subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce G D Dalton as a candidate ior tion to the ofhee of Councilmau from the Fourth Ward subject to the ac tion of the Democratic party c- We are authorized to announce Frank L Waller as a candidate for the office of City Councilmau from the Fourth ward subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce J a candidate for re election to the office of City Councilman from the Sixth Ward subject to the action of the Democratic party T Wall as M inJwtV - hfi Vywg Ray Johnsons We are authorized to annouueo A Reeder Jack Reder as a candi 22 Cone John Keith Empire DeafncsRjCaunot Ha Cured date foi Councilman from the Seven 23 Major Miss Alice Lander by local applications as thev cannot th Ward subject to the action of tho diseased portion of the ear Hopkinsville reach the Democratic party 24 Empire Miss Emma Steven There is only one way to cure deaf nefs and that is by constitutional son iSmpire We are authorized to announce Joe remedies Deafness is caused by an 25 Mitchell T B Walker AS N Fowright as a candidate for tho inflamed condition of the mucous lin 26 Oak Ridge Orville Goode office of City Councilman from the ing of the Eustachian Tubes When Seventh ward subject to the action this tube is inflamed youheve a rum- Hopkinsville of the Democratic party 27 FruitHilUMiss Carrie BrashV bling sound or imperfect hearing jji and when it is entirely closed Deaf er Fruit JtiiH j T V We are authorized to announce J ness is the result and unless the in 28 DaviVVMisa Myrtle West H Eggleton as a candidate for the flammation can be taken out and this Crofton office of City Councilman from the tube restored to its normal condition 29 Lafayette E M Murphey seventh waru subject to the action hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by aud Miss Nettie Hord Lafayette Democratic party of the Catarrh which is nothing but an in Â¬ 30 Perry tli II West Laytons- flamed condition of the mucous sur vilje Later reports from the Puerto faces 31 Walker Miss Elizabeth N We will give One Hundred Dollars Rico hurricane give thetotal deaths for any case of Deafness caused by Edmunds Pon injured at 3000- at 1500 and the catarrh that cannot be cured by 32 Cox L W Guthrie Bajn Halls Catarrh Cure Send for cir bridge boy was elec- Â¬ nulars free A thirteen-year-old 33 Fears MissMarsrery Berrv trocuted on toppf a telegraph pole F ff GBENEY CO Toledo O 3old by Druggists 75ck w at ch i n gfo6 a tiffbn It jfamet1 LJ Carlrwhile Hf election was held in Blands old district Tuesday and 1 Long David Y Keith Crof- Dorsey W Shackelford Democrat ton f 2 Kelly R A Cook Kelly was elected over W J Vershall 3 Macedonia k Miss Minnie Republican by 3200 majority The Republicans attempled to capture Brasher Croftony 4 Pleasant Grove J WV Morgan the district with boodle but the Crofton majority is about as usual W E Gray 5 Number Five 1 Last Monday a man went into a Crofton 6 Consolation book store in Hopkinsville and paid Miss OHie M 120 for a school book In Indiana Rogers Era 7 East A L Dukes Larkin he could have bought the same book 8 Cannon Miss Maude C Pur for 66 cents A vote against Goebel means a continuance of high prices cell Pon Ky 9 Pleasant Green Lewis Oates for school books Hopkinsville tate senator wm uiarK was a 10 Newsfead 11 participant in a bloody street fight Pembroke R T Holland in Loudon Ky a few days ago and and Miss Louise McClanahan Pem- Â¬ was shot two or three times He broke 12 Dade and another man fought James 13 Pisgah Miss Emma Leigh Hayes and his three sons One of the Hayes boys was fatally shot Price Sinking Fork 14 West Miss Lizzie Owen p The Taylor campaign seems to be Kellv 15 Woods Chapel on the ground early in the dragging 16 Foards Miss Margaret Wil- Â¬ More than 100 Democampaign son Church Hill cratic speeches have already been 17 Sunny Slope Miss Or a Bar- Â¬ made while the Republicans have to announce a few scat- Â¬ row Pee Dee just begun 18 Pee Dee Miss Lizzie L tering appointments Smithson Pee Dee 19 Bennettstown U L Clardy John R McLean is running for Governor of Ohioon a platform en Bennettstown dorsing Bryan This is answer 20 Morris Miss Jennie West enough to the lie that McLean is Hopkinsville 21 McKinney against Bryan Miss LillieJB v- Â¬ special Howell 59 Iron Hill Miss Berta Hiser Hopkinsville 60 Boyd Miss Kate Clark Pom 61 Sunny Side Miss Lelia 0 Diuguid Hopkinsville 62 McKnight Wallis WDur ham Crofton 63 Mourland Geo PI Cranor Macedonia 64 Mt Zoar Miss Florence Buchanan Kelly 65 Gary 66 Bluff Spring Miss Hattie Robinson Haleys Mill 4 tf fe 2 Best Wgjtf Made APPggir LOSIERY 67 68 Hardy Atkinson L E Price Red Crof- - Hill 69 Roberts J E Brown Just Think Eh FOR fO CENTS ton 70 Casky Mfss Ella Shadoin Hopkinsville 71 Herndon J W Knight of TOPSY fast black HOSE warranted You can buy a 25c pair ChurchHjll 72 Laytonsvilie Miss Georgia Fruit Hopkinsville Miss Emma- Court- Â¬ v ney Hopkinsville 74 Black Jack 75 Garrettsburg Miss Hallie King Garrettsburg 76 Bell Miss Sallie Bailey Bell 77 Gordons Field Miss Laura Ligonr Kennedy 78 Beverly- J W Rascbe Bev- Â¬ erly 79 Longview Miss Dovie An- Â¬ derson Longview 80 Elmo Ernest Murphey El Â¬ 73 Concord at Moayons Big Store See our show window mmmummBm u d i MOAYONS BIG STORE jV J mo 81 Salubria Miss Carrie A Wood Pembroke 82 Oak Grove Miss Mary Stoner Oak Grove 83 Park Spring Miss Pearl Jenkins Kirkmansville 84 Macedonia E Ri Earle Macedonia 85 Lunderman J W Burnett Pembroke 86 Edwards Mill Miss Nora Greer Hopkinsville 87 Vancleve Miss Addie Brum- Jield Hopkinsville 8 West Seminary Miss Ellen Withers Kirkmansville 89 PalestineMiss Maude Blaine Furniture Organs and Sewing Machines which we will sell for less mouey than can be bought elsewhere M ARMSTRONG Wo have a fine hearse and a full line of Coffins and Caskets and Un dertaking supplies neat and new We have secured the services of W ff Ducker who js ready at all times to serve the public and we guarantee satisfaction and terms the most liberal We also have a nice lineof Furniture and Undertaking Sinking Fork Ralston Miss Katie Townes Hopkinsville a- t 90 01 1 9th Stbei Main anVirgifiia- f v j Nrori MUffrWni -Tffe Z w 1L tt ffijjMnf miit Mffikiatx 7W r J esis A A nm t dvVAMp Is not reconimended for every LAVEGACLEAIENTS entering upon its fiftieth yean thing but if you have kidney Â¬ JUBILEE YEAR Save a few months when it was oc KvUl liver or bladder tronulo it vrll cupied as a military hospital and The young Lawyer of Owensboro be found Just the remedy you need At drug gists in fifty cent and dollar sizes You may OF a short time again wHen it was To Speak in Christian have a sample bottle of this wonderful new being rebuiltt after a fire it has discovery by mall free also pamphlet telling SOUTH KENTUCKY COLLEGE been in cbntinuouT successful opLa Vega Clements one of the all about It Our buyer is now in the East and Pupils have recently ma most talented young members of Address Dr Kilmer Co Btnghamtoa N Y eration SESSION BEGINS SEPT 5 is in 8i position to buy in the triculated whose parents and grand theOwensboro bar will take the not manv have Had parents were educated here Possihlv most advantageous way The slump for Goebel Saturday and City Market House their attention called to the fact A Good Faculty make fifteen speeches in this dis that South Kentucky College is is a prominent feature of South Ken trictthree of them In this county as f Fall Goods entering upon its fiftieth year It tufcky College It is composed of follows Large Fat Mackerel the finest Fish among- Its 60urce oE Pde ten well trained teachers each Ensor Saturday night Septem- Â¬ in Hopkinsville IOC Each r3fcs that it has in all these teaching a definite part of the ber 2 are coming in daily and when yearulacked but a few months of course for which special prepara Chicken Soups Potted Ham Crofton Christian county Sepfew running all the time There are they are all here the gathering French Sardines Canned Salmon tion has been made Each is se tember 14 night r better schools accessible to the peo- Â¬ lected on account of fitness None 15 afterHopkinsville September will be one of the largest and Salmon Steak ple of this country If you are are retained unless found competent noon Watermelons French Crackera most complete stock of trying to seleet a school you should and worthy Pembroke Christian county Sep- Â¬ Vegetables be satisfied with none but the best tember 15 night Discipline FRESH EVERY DAY Dry Goods Notions and Carpets Aood one can bo selected uner Â¬ White Plains Hopkins county ringly if you know how because is considered worth our closest at September 16 afternoon Try us with Your orders and those who are in schools have evidences of character tention Calhoon McLean county Sep- Â¬ BIG STOCK of this part of the work have ever shown in Hopkinsville The as much as people and points of charge tember 18 afternoon LOW PRICES years been successfully prices will be the lowest possible excellence just as any salable for many Madison ville Hopkins county engaged in developing the moral September 21 afternoon commodity cash price The evidences of the character of powers of young people Our aim Providence Webster county Sep- Â¬ E B CLARK CO a school can be investigated within in this direction is to lead them tember 21 night course ot moral activities wahuWaGR0CERS the radius of its influence by ob- Â¬ through a Dixon Webster county Septem- Â¬ The most that will develop character To ber 22 afternoon servation and inquiry accomplish this we demand order obvious are First Sebree Webster county Septem- Â¬ Fine Farm in This County For We claim promptness industry The People It Has Educated ber 22 night Sale we believe successfully that pupils Corydon Henderson county Sep- Â¬ By their fruits is the natural always leave us better than when In order to wnd up the estate of 3KZ2 Dr Jas WheelerdeceaBed we offer as well as scriptural way of judg Â¬ they came There is good in every tember 23 afternoon Waverly Union county Septem- for sale his home place known as ing things Schools are not excep- Â¬ person which will constantly in- Â¬ Richland situated on the Kentucky ber 25 night tions Their work must show in crease with intelligent development ESTABLISHED IN 1852 and Tennessee Morganfield Union county Sep- Â¬ of Hopkinsville turnpike 5 miles south the character of those who have Religious Influence tember 26 afternoon Bis tract of land contains 450 acres been their pupils Learn whether From the beginning Bible teach- Â¬ Uniontown Union countySeptera is surrounded by a fine hedge fence Â¬ these have acquired knowledge deis in a perfect state of cultivation and veloped mental power and become ing has had a prominent place in ber 26 night Union county September is one of the most fertile and proschool It is not denomination Â¬ Sturgis self governing men and women in the ductive farms in the State life and you will know much of the al in teaching butthoroughly chris 27 afternoon There is ou it a fine brick residence Importer and Manufacturer of Hopkinsville is a town of Henderson September 30 night of 9 or 10 rooms with hall bath room schools from which they Have come tian pantry cellar and kitchen costiug churches and church going people Second originally S170C0 to build now REV B F HUNQEFORD There is an unusually wholesome of Time The Test in good repair Also 5 large tobacco Â¬ religious atmosphere here All pubarns stable 9 or 10 servant houses The fittest only survive is not pils are expected to attend Sunday Tells Why He Proposes To Make and all needed out houses a rule without exception and in the school and church regularly It has an unfailing supply of water Speeches For Qoebsl caseof schoolsespecially is its truth in abundant quantity No more de- Â¬ Remarks apparent in exceptions for it is al sirable suburban home can be found 28 Rev soil is unexcelled in vttea matter of surprise to find Two Schools In ONE South Ken- Â¬Â¬ B Shelby ville Ky of Aug city hav Â¬ any where Its Yielding in ordinary productiveness this F Hungeford of long standing is not tucky College has a Male Departthdta school season 1000 lbs tobacco 25 to 30 a good one It is not intended to ar- Â¬ ment and a Female Department ing announced his intention of go Â¬ bushels of wheat and 8 or 10 bbls of loca- Â¬ ing upon the stump for Senator corn to each acre in cultivation in gue that new schools are not good which are separate not be so but one tion of buildings and in manage Â¬ Goebel he was asked to state why Time to suit purchaser Apply to They may or may a half ment The Department for Young he was supporting the Democratic W G Wheeler Hopkinsville or that has lived and prospered C K Wheeler W F Bradshaw a century or so is surely worthy Ladies is managed as thebestfemale nominee Rev Hungeford wrote Paducah The points of excellence of a schools The Department for Young out his reasons as follows UR FM WHITLOW of Hopkinsville Ky is my soiicitor First Because he is the regu- Â¬ Another Preacher Speaks Out vV school will be determined only by Men is managed as the best male nomineeoftheDemocraticparty A well directed effort and the want schools In their union they have lar Second Because Fulton Ky Aug 30 Rev J H A MODERN PARLOR he stands of a school for both jfhetn is frequently unnoticed the advantages Milburn the leading Baptist minis Â¬ squarely shows great progress in tne manu Hochooi is worth your time and sexes without its so called objection- Â¬ form not on the Democratic plat- ter in this section who has perhaps facture of fine furniture in recent only endorsing but ably money if it lacks the following able features held more debates defending his We keep up with all the lat year defending every plank thereof Fine Arts YFirst est styles aud artistic designs in fur- Â¬ church than any other one man is Third During his whole legis- Â¬ niture for parlor library bed room A uooa r acuity The college offers exceptionally lative career he has ever been on a strong Democrat and declares his J dining room and office aud our store Those who teach the young should good advantages in Music Elocu- Â¬ the side of the people and against intention of Voting for Goebel is replete with beauty in all the lat Â¬ est and best designs in fine furnibe correct themselves therefore tion and art The teachers are all trusts and combines You may bridle the appetite but ture or the cheaper grades to suit all good teachers must be moral and from the leading Eastern conserva- Â¬ Fourth Because he was mainly you can not bribe the liver to do its tastes aud purses Certificates instrumental in defeating the L work well You must be houest with Schools supported by tories and masters christian churches are most likely to have from this college will secure advanc Â¬ and N railroad in its efforts to it help it along a ittle now aud then KITCHEN WALLER with a dose of such Every department should be ed standing in these conservato- Â¬ abolish the Railroad Commission liver regulator HERBINE the best Price 50 cs 301 South Main Street in charge of a competent teacher ries You will make no mistake in through which the said railroad For sale bv R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ky who has made special preparation coming here for the general or spec- Â¬ was forced to pay taxes on 3000 rtfo t Love is an es- Â¬ ial study of these branches Aptness to teach for it 000 worth of property which had sential in a teacher No amount of When Love gets mixed up in our Expenses theretofore escaped taxation MONEY scholarship will supply its lack affairs he needs no help from any- Â¬ Running a school is a very ex- Â¬ Fifth Because by his defeat Jo OCT CIT THIS AD and many a dull Want of it discovers tend to us ttkte jour pensive business If it is run as a C S Blackburns chances for elec one and it is well known that to lkt and btltkt alto M pupil ad makes learning a bur factory or store lor the purpose of tion to the United States Senate close the door in his face is not the number inches around m body at boit and ims Alden instead of wholesome employ- Â¬ making money or even with a view would be greatly imperiled and I means to preventhis entering and we will send tbls uttutirui rinh cipt to you by express ment Second fred de Musset to getting legal interest on the in- am for Jo Blackburn first last and inlnttlon You can Discipline examine and try It vestment the prices are beyond the all the time lleaaty Is Blood Deep on at your nearest express office and says Matthew Ar- Â¬ reach of most people Schools that Sixth Because by his election Conduct Clean blood means a clean skin It found perfectly satisfactory ex hold their grounds buildings and the grand old Commonwealth will No beauty without it Cascarets is three fourths of life nold actly as rprnf otJ and tit MOST Learning comes only through con- Â¬ equipment as an endowment hav Â¬ be redeemed from Republican mis Candy Cathartic clean your blood WONDERFUL and keep it clean by stirring up the VAlUtyouJ saw or heard stant application and this is possi- Â¬ ing no rent or tax are mnch cheap- rule of dst tbt ex Seventh Because he has the lazy liver and driving all impurities prn ttnt QUR ble only for those of regular habits er than those that are expected to from the body Begin to day to banmklvH On this ac- Â¬ courage of his convictions and will ish pimples boils blotches black at home are directed declare a dividend September Young people Mwmmmw and express ilowKnurnil pr chances parents To say count South Kentucky College is stand by them notwithstanding all heads and that sickly bilious comand controlled by Ltrf m will iTtrst 60 to tent for 1000 mllM will not need less at cheaper than many schools that of- Â¬ the abuse and contumely his enemies plexion by taking Cascarets beauty the least they This Circular Plush Capa for ten cents All druggists satis 29 21 22 and 23 160 for may heap upon him school Most pupilsoeed to be re- Â¬ fer no better advantages Bslts Sl nb to Inches lonfr cut full sweep lined faction guaranteed 10c 25c 50c throughout with Mertrii Sllula bl ek bluerrs ery Rev Hungerford will make his strained from doing wrong and a young lady or 145 for a yodng elaborately embroidered with iooth braid and Maclt as Illustrated Trimmed all around with extra many must be kept from it man pays board and tuition for first speech at Taylprsville next A diseased liver declares itself b with wadding heavily lnelllatk Tblbt manage Â¬ beadinR chamoisFurWrlle of irttinterlined CHICACO rio Under and fiber Monday Most communi- one year moroseness mental depression lac by punishment CO SEARS ROEBUCK of energy restlessness melancholy Mirs BMbuckJiCo are Uoroublj reliable Mltor For Catalogue call or address ties have examples of young men Â¬ and constipation will ment and will be con HERBINE TYPHOID FEVER S S Woolwine who have been ruined in character restore the liver to a healthy condion broad Principal Female Dept while at colleges weak and careless tion Price 50c Sold by R C Hard Â¬ Causes Death of Mr Hardwick or A C Kuvkendall wick The parent who in government All curable diiease successfully treated liberal scale Formerly Lived Here wlthoutthe use of drugs or knife Principal Mail Dept places a son in a school where he Symptoms of Meningitis Jas E Oldham D O Mrs Iula KOldham comes prodigal and licentious Hopkinsville Ky D O Mrs Josle E Gregory D 0 graduates d A daughter of Lot- Â¬ No tiresome Mr W T Hardwick a young The session begins Sept 5 ot American Schco ot Osteopathy Klrksvllle es worse than to leave him un- Â¬ Ijr Mo OBlce at residence of tie Mays col died in the city Mon Â¬ man about twenty years of age Keep your children at educated going 1304 South Virginia street ars Thouus Consultation aud Everybody Says 80 day evening of typhoid fever Something died at his home near White Plains home or send them where they will examination free Cascarets Candy Cathartic the last Monday after an illness of When taken sick there were symp- Â¬ all Third be governed time most wonderful medical discovery of two weeks of typhoid fever He toms of spinal meningitis but fever Religious Influence SPECIAL LOCL the age pleasant and refreshing to lived in this city and was developed and the child soon died A school without religion is in the taste act gently aud positively on formerly Half BE GOOD TO YOURSESF aud deed salt without savour There kidneyB liver and bowels cleaning for some time employed in Forbes A Texas Wonder v system dispel colds cure Bros go id to your friends When you vJa no other anchor so sure With- - the entire fever habitual constipation moved back blacksmith shop He Halls Great Discovery headache to White Plains about treat a friend to Whiskey givt fum C O G IVENS out this foundation of all knowledge and biliousness Please buv and two months ago the best HARPER Whiskey i the One small bottle of Halls Great it becomes worse than the blind cry a box of 0 0 C to day 10 25 beverage for your friends Huff for yoi Discovey cures all kidney and blad Â¬ President lfeading the blind for it is the blind 50 cents Sold and guaranteed to der trnnhlpR remnvfts cravel j curen SOLD BY W R Loxa Hopkinsv c7 DEATH OF NATHAN GUIER ville Ky diabetes seminal emissions weak fading to blindness Schools fos tute by all druggists ji Iwr 4 ifr9 lew CANT SLAYDEN SAMUEL HODGSON Marble and Grranite Monuments TABLEiTS ETC CLARKSVILLE TEIIVESsSEE 4 Princeton Fair and Races slo I C 1 llMXIS new a ducted and OSTEOPATHY three-year-ol- a waits kept the RatesonlCRR and religious institutions are safest They have uo object but the betterment of man Â¬ kind South Kentucky College Is Such A School The people it has educated are among the best and most prosper- Â¬ ous people of this country They are following almost every honor able calling and holding positions of profit and trust We are will ing thatyou judge the college cy teiSptit by churches vi 1 hFrri f rhTtofTime v 1 Jl Died of Consumption Trigg County Citizen Passes Away Wood col aged 37 years John Near Cadiz his home in Gainesville Wed died at desday after an illness of several Cadiz Ky Aug 28 Mr JSTath months of consumption an S Guier died on the 25th inst at his home four miles south of this As an external iinimeut of most place of typhoid fever He was 37 wonderful penetrative and curative power BALLARDS SNOW LINI years old and leaves a wife and four He had been a MENT is not equaled by any other small children in the world trice 25 and 10 cts member of the Baptist church for R C Hardwick t several years and was well liked by all his neighbors Giant Gen Joe Wheeler has been as The Philippine flower may bloom signed to the command of Fun ston brigadein the Philippines intha sprjng if tvabll no1rpjroyao be k lates bladder trouble in children If tint Hold bv vour drnircist will hn Fine Farm For Sale sont by mail on receipt of 1 One 100 acres 25 acres in timber bal Â¬ small bottle is two months treat ance cleared situated ou Fairview ment aud will cure any case above mentioned E W HALL pike near Little Uiver church Apply to W P Qcalls Sole manufacturer St Louis Mo Hopkinsville Ky lormeny waco xexas sale by T D Armistead Hop For kinsville Ky Petition in Bankruptcy aud lame back rheumatism aud all irregularities of the kidneys and blad der in both men aud women Regu W J GLOVER Secretary 4 BUGGY WHEELS SEARS ROBUCK4COImCHICACO tlrtd ail baadrd height 3 ft t in ft 8 In or ft Spokes 11 U or 114 in For any other sum wind for catalogue Cut this ad out and sead to us with 0K DOLLAR state size wheel wanted and wewlll send them by freight C u o at your freight depot and then psy frtljlt 1 hiimc fsouand frelKbt chanre HIGH GIUDL 81KTKVS PaTKST 690 iuuii inu ILL Mfytyii of your evening drives take your Samuel DGreen of Golden Pond carriage to West Lee and have Trigg county filed a petition in them to put on a Bet of their elegant troubles by Halls Great bankruptcy at Paducah Wednes- - ruoner tires xnoy nave tne nest aud bladder d lant in the South and VYaco Texas and I can Discovery I euarantee work and orices dayv fnllv fftonm ni otid it f itAti I nn It lPiiMN 111 lliiiMiJJWpfcVyA f tAiiUimmfaJpH mJAI iir uijjAu Clanton Ala March 8 1897 I cer tify that I have been cured of kidney 1 xms Rubber Tires If you want to get real pleasure out Vi il i BiflfllVw i nr tMA Wl 1 MHP t 1 l f i I rlSKi w r t u s k a rf i ii i s n v P x opfefnjsiiilc OUR ST BERNARD Ail Kleff lentttrbittW xV n If he didnt think there was n particle of senSe- in Vvhat H m m io f 5T t hji iihhui a fcr t J iTm liiiLikuUtU - rf T H M rorlntants andChiidrfiTi Ho more she watch pa on our terraced hill And bouiida to raiSH us wlin we home- jf ward comof browu eyiii aresclosed tho volco Thts v Is still The lips that kpistfd my haftU are cold and dumb a Bernle Is deadl How like a knell those wordstfqU on my stt ASflJtU lTiie Kind You Hsve Aways Bought Cold as the grave we mado herein heart 4 s our aunuaunKmeiooaanjlKeetifci- ill f I 1 EromotesDiesUonCheerrul- I nessindBcstContainsneiUier nnwima UroumMnrnmnfi nnp Rfifioral t J UngthaatQttflyandBowdSQr iSS I rtj1it fiparq fllA P r hot Narcotic 1 1 v H H r HI rr I I m I lH til MEK JmF r P XT LF fAu w lawn v How can I spend my busy IJfoT apart From her who guaraeu us irom aarK to dawn I wrole my books with Bernle at my side Her great bronn head lay often on my knee She was tho pet of children far and wide Her silent speech was restrui company v Six years we walked together In the wood Or loitered in tho valley By the brook My every word and tono she understo6d Grateful for praise ana every tender look AMU JiWRT a J0 U IhnfmSal- juxenna M M fo Jl I asL IHmSctd- 111 B m f f 1 ft j onourStouhDiarrhxe Worms Convulsions Feverish- ccnnTOCcnpRrFFP i ApcrfccfnemcdyforConslipa- i li 11 fl H II l Sit tin ru f U fV jkY If- - n6 r inn 11 II If Tflll MlllllJ 11 Such wish to do tho right I never knew unselfish faithful to tne very ena Denr precious Bernle truest of the true trusting and devoted Our constant friend Her gentlo nature knew no thought of fear we marveled at her patience to the last We wept In secret though we spoke with cheer And prayed nnd hoped until deaths hour had passed 1 i r The snow lies deep upon our Bernles v grave Shut out forever from our human sight Would she could know the Joy her short life gave Or how her absence turns the day to nlghtt uernie is ueaai Sarah K Bolton In N Y Independent ried you said 1b what jnfokes inc sore Im disease bv the timely use x going to got a megaphone mid rur It T t lver J s nn 0lCX ptld up with ft boIWwariue swivel in thef sittbe room Dout jou think tliat lavonce remeay 01 iRcrea jiV would be n pious iderf dad V Always cures I think it would be a pious idea io popularity If da BOjugtJilng said Mr lnrinp hed own up He vns deaf it would be dead easj Im going to keep after sour stomach malarb indigeshtm nnd see if I caut get kim to take tion torpid liver cdnstiparon trentmdnt I think he can be cured and H he could Id bo willing to pay and all bilious diseases for it myself by Georgel You want to be carefifl papa said Mrs Baring wnralngly Mr nnrintr said he would be careful No womau should tide a hobby in Uncle Hobert he vociferated when ptfbliuj there is ouly room for the ni0n His relative came tu you ougm 10 sec nil nurist or somebody What do I want to see a florist Be a i M Kind Yoa HaiB Alwais BoiishJ la any Â¬ about asked Uncle Robert body gping to get married V - An nuriBtl shouted Mr Baring Laura Well well I thought there No one iao eloquent on the subject was something of that kind going on of matrimony as the unmarried 1 to little Lauras going to be mar DIGEST YOUR FOOD Arrest uttf tm c 41 pii 1TaB MVft GREAT St Line Through Trunk between the cities of SICK HEADACHE CincinnatLxingtonLok 1 Nasnille Memphis mot gomery ville Evansviile Si Louisp Am tbetltso TUTTS Liver PILLS Mobile an OrlMM Nm ND STEED ON RIVALED OATOniA Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and pomEs J in Florida Well i short dresseswlth two llttle braidn any time at all since she was in It doesnt well seem Ninety per cent of all sickness Is ennsed by food not being- properly digested It creates poi Â¬ sons and troes Into your blood and then you are Vable to almost any disease the human system s heir to Use Dr Carlstojlts German Lirer Powder and watch the results Yon will feel the good effects after taking- one dose Give It a trial and be convinced Price 25c Connections are made at Guthrie a no Nashville for all points NorthEaat South and West In Pullman Palace Cars tiedup in blue rib Dr bon herv back Why how old is she Jim She cant be more than 25 now hanging down i TneSimlta Signature of Hg i IIAIwavs Bought S ib Uncle Roberts Deafness By Georgo T Ade i lHMaMHWHBHIVWIMBSJi t il J I J I bViVJ mri vr imorruai h hjb IV ra KS jk H BAM THC CCHT1UH COMMNr rHWYOBK CITY Bl III BH HI M BlV r 4 t B9I GG When Uncle Jlobcrt came into fhe room with his hand scooped behind his ear to intercept the diffused sound waves and said Whats that it RICHARD Oh JJ had the effect of instantly silenc Â¬ ing the most animated group and conve f orthw i rsation th BUltiDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN Building Materials All Kinds LUMBER LIME ANR CEMENT in Give us a call when you need anything our line known to him some people young people especially might have shunned him but they were not so inconsiderate They knew that he couldnt help his deafness and that he was of a sensitive nature besides be ing a man possessed of a large ainount of property real and personal therefore as they were a kindly family they bore gently and tenderly with his in- Â¬ firmity JCevertheless it was not only hard on the Toice but it taxed the in- Â¬ ventive faculties to considerable ex Â¬ tent Mntfers of a personal and pri- Â¬ vate nature were sometimes discussed in the family circle and it was too much to expect that they should be shouted so as to be perfectly audible to the people in the next flat In such a case the person required to shout was compelled to substitute remarks on the Philippine situation or the prices of plumbing material or some other topic of a nnUersal sort Again it was awkward before strangers Mr Wills is not exactly a Uncle Itobert er Mr nnd Mrs Baring had reached tho point where they had alloved their unabridged views on the subject of Uncle Roberts deafness to become 7 Lauras nnd Toms father and moth- Â¬ nor Tom nor guished Neither lan Lau ra Honey and Tar as it is postively absolutely and unqualifiedly the best 1 know it cough medicine Accept no substiV roared Baring tute Forsaleby Auderson Fowler shamelessly But dont you some Â¬ None but the bra ve deserves the fair times have a little butitisthemanthat stays it home that difficulty your right ear 1 gets her Tom think Ive heard A TIMELY HINT ybu say that youre hard of hearing fellow Wills I suppose dontget met Come here Laura and kiss your old uncle Laura left the room overturning two chairs as she went and her mother hurried after her Mr Baring drew up his chair closer to Uncle Robert I didnt say she was goings 1 he shoutedto get marriedl you said ought to see an aurist About ypur hearing you know I Oh pshaw said Uncle Robert dont need to see anybody I can hear well enough when you dont mumble what you say as if your mouth was I full of mush aint deaf not by Its that vouner roau win receive speisiiowratea for Children See aeente of this comrjanv fnr rnf a For sale by routes c or write to Anderson Fowler C P Atmobe G P T A Louisville If you have nothing to unlearn the La urn Well if ttiat chaucesnrayou have learned nothiug wua I Your Cough Ottos Spruce Just the Medicine Gum Balsam Cures EMIGRANTS 5 i organs creates srood nppetite and di- Â¬ gestion strength of ho ly and activity of braiuv needriucKiTAsHBiTTERs It prompt lv removes impurities that clog aud impede the action of the digestive If you eat without appetite you la Id Ib K Announcements sale nnd will con- Â¬ tinue the same un Marrjiugyourideafisnlmostasdan- gerous as bt iug wedded to an idea Of all cultivated tastes that of laugh Â¬ ing at a- - joke Onyourdrilf jq most ute ful Dout He Imposed Upon Always insist ou getting Foleys MIST RATES The Illinois Central now has on jjr xs a jugful with I know that sometimes a person will let a little trouble like that run on until deafness Anderson Fowler See here Jim said Uncle Robert Im G9 years old the 14th of next The man with the bne is month Chicago Daily Record cents a bushel for his moments hesitation it gets to be something serious when a little attention in time might have prevented it For your Cold try Dr Ottos Sprues Prevented what Gum Balsam Price 25o end 60c Well shouted Mr Baring after a a Bottle it might prevent Tor sale by You should be Trias rind see that Tnnrhlnnri it rich and pure and your trbole system put In a Dr Esrfectlv healthy condition by the use of you German Liver Powder Then will be free from malaria typhoid lever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Is the best medicine money can buy til September 30 1899 round trip Bummer tourist tickets from DOintS On its linpq in theSouthtoa large list of summer resorts in the North ItH fnof rinnhla daily service to St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly unri comfortfaly the mouLtain resorts of Virgisft the White Mountains and Seaside of New England the Thousand Islands tho lake and forest resorts of Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota the Hot Springs of Arkansas the Yellowstone Patk or the resorts of Colorado Tickets aud full information as to raten in connection with the above can be had of agents of the Centrajr and connecting line A ill d Wji Murray Jno A rAJuDU P PasArent Cincinnati fecorr mv Agent Memphis Lonlsvllle Div Pass AKt MewVrans i J HransonGFAt WKellondAGPSke hicaRo f j V getting 15 Kansas corn AFTER WATERLOO rrnsstan Soldiers Were Seen Scrap Â¬ ing nnd Sifting the Gronnd for Diamonds On ascending to Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bougiil mry yZ29--- - stranger calls iA DAGG RICHARDS HGPKINSVILLE KY MONUMENTS The White Bronze Monument a tftttjyw 1 beautiful iu design appropriate iu color never taruishep chips or cracks and science in Kb long search for something that would Btand the frost of this climate for monumental purposes has at last found it in the White Bronze It fills every wish It i a beauty to behold It will perpetuate the mem oryof loved ones that future gener ationb may bestow those jittle acts of kindness upon the graves after we have gone to our reward MHUHT3 Am W il w 1 f I jtjo lIHRr fiit E J Murphey Also Agent for Agt Pembroke Ky Co Planters Insurance Cheapriit Itellnblo Insnraiice extant Cut tblt ad SEND ONE DOLLAR out an J send to uii and wa win enu am our iwuu iji au poana mRnrre Etitrrolr Coal and IVacil lock Sluie to ally ailjron X week and drops in casually on the other four lie is a friend of Toms nnd takes a great deal of pleasured the society of Mr nnd Mrs Baring About a week ago he happened to be talking to Laura 31 r llurlnR and Uncle Itobert who was sitting quitemeor thorn sud- Â¬ denly laid down his newspaper and hitching his chair around looked at Mr Wills with an inquiring smile Hay he said what was that Mr Wills blushed a rosy red and looked very much disconcerted I I er I was savin he bejran Youll have to speak a little louder said Uncle Robert Im rather hard of huaring What was it you snid Mr Wills hesitated and smiled in an idiotic fashion at Laura while his blush grew deeper and extended to the tops of his rather large ears and the rim of his fahiny collar At this juncture Laura spoke with great coolness and self possession Mr Wills was saying that he no Â¬ tices a great improvement in the street since they took up the old cedar blocks and put down asphalt He thinks it would be a great improvement if they were to grade Corliss street nnd put down nsphalt there but he supposes the pr6perty holders on the east side of the street would object Then he added in an undertone ajit- tlo above the ordinary comersatlon pitch Why in three times in the regularly as he y thunder lie sny t a ii T iiirMpaKcvi9Qi io39fesB5SK3SGffefliI WJM tffWi Hi In kiigByfcnfej5g m iu f nHHRilBHbMiMrw il9txHHBK i PSiwfrfc rri-w-hfcM- n t 4 en H-r- rnfilTev lVuix JiWv rf uancuuu anywhere east of the Kooky llountatni by irpirm lulHLjcci 10 rxminaiion ou can ex amine ic ac yonrfrclprht depot and If found perfectly at iiaciory ami toe ffrraic ti note bar rain you over aw or nea ru ot par rrrfibl arat OUR SPECIAL OFFER PRICE 3 RQ less thcglm sent with nneror12ind rrrlrbi rnnrfreIrhtaerBreaboiitfl00foreTeiyMKmlle THIS STOVE IS SIZE No 0 pvon M 11 s 17 x U 1QCUC8 iopilUX2i9 Inched made lrom but pit Iron extra lartre Hues heavy coven cut center heavy Ifnlnps and rratei nickeled oven alielt alumlnlne lined oveu doors bandtome nickel plated ornaments and trimming eitra larredcrp porerlaln Hard rtMrrolr bandtome larire neavyorn PbSBb1 ana wo amemeai naFe anBtSI CDAl BURNER MADE wooa if ratemamnn lurnuii hi b It a perfect wood burner MS ISSIK A BIADIVO liLAUAaica wnn every aioveana iruaianiee are - cornea rest raiiroa rfallA 1 flTtfyWP JH Wf fcVw uauic self and re sumed his newspaper ml As Tom uaid that II m m so couldnt him lr era an 1 f w It might be well for the conceited Novel lo Some man to remember that the smallest Miss Antique No Im not going to the whole busi Â¬ Mrs Whitehairs reception onion is stronger then the largest 21HR0UDH VESTIBULED ness After you Miss Budd Why not bumpkin have hollered at Oh she always talks about old Mrs IJarlnjj him for ten min times and iha makes me tired JSducate YonrJBowels With Cmcarets 1 LrLf r utes with your eyes bugging out Of dont see how you can utand her ujr muHruu cure constipation your head and your J SvLB 4lapiiUiifti fThwriiiHaiiiwifiwiiiiMthroat raw cJ3 t nfy dear1 hargptttecjfr la new fnf4 XJ r O Give us sea BrtTHBrTEff ftrust if Vfc ing most was the ejeasperat ICings German legion The command- Â¬ ing officer seeing my dilemma im- Â¬ mediately offered some of his men to thaw their swords and accompany the comoy and thus wo moved on to Quatre Bras through Genappe I there beheld in addition to many other debris of tho French nrmy Napoleons carriage on tho spot where it had been overtaken and plundered Around it were Prussian toldier3 scraping ami sifting the ground in consequence of a report that some diamonds had fallen from their settings in the night scram- Â¬ ble Cornhill Magazine The uorraous amount ftoleu by the top of the emi Â¬ nence we came upon the French guns Capt Carter would buy a good many scattered In various directions evi- Â¬ war tax stamp dently in the wny of being dragged to the Chaussee from different positions More hnste less speed aud This nttempt had failed owing to the hasten slowly are proverbs born muddy state of the plowed land and of the rapidity of our advance which be experience that somethings cant hurried without loss and waste obliges the drivers of the gun carriages to flee for their lives by cutting the That is specially true of eating1 five horses traces I perceive that some of The railway lunch habit is a the guns had engraved on them Egnl minutes for refreshments habit ite Fraternite and others the letter You most disastrous to the health may hurry your eatingYou N many of the guns had the tfum cant hurry your digestion and the ber of the English regiments vyhich neglect to allow proper time for this had captured them chalked on lhem a mode usually adopied in the pen- Â¬ important function is the beginning of sorrows to many a busy man insula The enrriages were sunk in Whfen the tongue is foul the head grounu nimost to the axle trees tne aches when there are sour or bitter As we proceeded we fell in with the risings unduefullness Prussian columns coming up from our hot flushes irritability after eatintr nervousness left marching to join their army They cold extremities and began to plunder the biscuit convoy irresolution other annoying symptoms be sure most unceremoniously and I had great the stomach and organs of digestion difficulty in preventing it Perceiving and nutrition have broken down some troops to our light I rode up to Nothing will re establish them in them and found they were a part of our active healthy operation so quickly Ulvislon the Twenty second regiment as Dr commanded by Sir John Colborne DiscoveryPierces Golden Medical It strengthens the now Lord Senton moving across the nourishes the nerves country toward Nivelles 1 applied to stomach the purifies blood and builds up him for a guard to protect the con- Â¬ the body It is a strictly temper voy butt he refused it with some un Â¬ ance medicine containing no alcohol meaning excuse and I was therefore or other intoxicant lot to my own resources to get out of Given away Dr Pierces great the difficulty as well ns I could work The Peoples Common Sense The Prussians kept moving by us oc- Â¬ Medical Adviser casionally and I would most certainly ceipt of stamps is seat free on re- Â¬ for the paper coverhave been plundered by them of the ed book 31 stamps for cloth best portion of the biscuit had it not binding to or Dr R V Pierce Buffa- Â¬ been for the opportune arrival of a de- Â¬ lo N Y tachment of our German cavalry the tfr mmmtm StLouisSan FranciscoRR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN Muu i m m AND ST LOUS WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS SPRINGFIELD JOPLIN PITTSBURG FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS Solid Veitibultd Trains vith Pullman and Reclining Chat Cara Harvey Dining Halls Maps time tablet and full Information furnished upon application to VI 0 HEUILIE GEO T HICtlOLSO J Trav Paisr Agent Genl Passr Agent ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO Slpri To learn when tact iu a year Study to be Bilent for 363 daye 23 BtfFW nV J hours and 65 miuutesj then spend the rest of time learning wheu to speak Margaret Wentworth in Judge Hot days followed by cool nights will breed malaria iu the body that is uiuoua or costive j ricklt ash it tehs is very valuable at this time for keeping the Etomacband bowels well 1 Mk JK Bi bI i BuXSKKiUSSlutxLIUlisfl i regulated thing about nmoiiHiHttR Ifft i i r 7- A r W w Ml4rr I m LS81 Tfto NEWORLEANS wAKteaniiiuiAHAs m 1 Wrf mtimitm MANY peoplehave baflbloodf is because their Iiver and Kidneys are pluggish and fail to carry off the waste matter When this happens the blood is poisoned and disease sets To keep your blood pure take IN 1IBM0EY r o 081 DAVIS EAST INDIAN MKJERS Statue to Be Erected at Richmond One of Their Most Wonderful Tricks Exposed in Detail by His Widows To lie Placed Ohoh the VamHIlot In Hollywood Ccnulerj Whore llc itoae tbe Ilcmnlim or tlic Ho iv a Hindoo Who Had flcen Hurled Alive Cnmc nnolt to III Friends INqthltiR illlrncutoua Aliont Southern Lender j the Kent was on the way from Punnah to Bewab In southern India said the bronze faced manto a Cincinnati Com Â¬ Our party had just mercial reporter reached the dark bungalSyv about four oclock in the afteinoon and found as Â¬ sembled there near a large banyan tree a number of akirs Their tricks were more than usually cieverand they kept us atnused for a considerable time Finally as a parting stroke they sug gested that for a sniallsum of money one of their party should be buried alive Our curiosity was not proof against such a tempting offer and the rascals set to work It did not take them long to make an excavation from 7 to 8 feet in length and 24 feet wide at the top When they got down about 4 feet they suddenly narrowed the grave to ji width of 2 feet leaving an even margin or ledge all around Belowtlils they dug some 3 feet further making artotal depth of 0 feet t fa A slim wlry looldng man with a cast In hlsvleft eyewas selected as the victim The chief fakir with the usual Incantations and passes soon had him rigid in a sort of liypnotlc sleep then wrapping him loosely In a white cloth he was lowered Into the narrow part of the grave Over him resting upon the sandyledge described was placed a layer of thin bonrds to prevent the solPfrom coming In contact with his This done the others set to body work with a will to shovel In trampling down the earth solidly every few inches I must confess that by this time I felt a triflo qualmish Tho scene was MHcbns a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys andBladder Thousands use it in ti spring especially Your druggist has it Only 100 a T LOUIS MO bottle THE DRJHMCLEArf MEDICINE CO For Bale by Q K Wilt Druggist Illinois Central OP IINTEIIET TO R R STOCKHOLDERS Free Transportation to Attend tlio Annual Meeting At Chicago meeting held July 21 1897 adopted the following preamble and resolution To the end that the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company may more readily attend in person the annual meetings of stock- Â¬ holders which the by Jaws require to be held in Chicago on the last Wednesday in September in each year be it Resolved That until the further order of this board there may be issued to each holder of one or more shares of the capital stock of the Illi- Â¬ nois Central Railroad Company as registered on the bookB of the Com paniuaUicket enabling him or her to free over the Companys lines from the station on the Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his or her registered address to Chicago and return for the purpose of attending in person the meetings of stockholders Such ticket to be good for the journey to Chicago only during the four days immediately preceding and the day of the meeting and for the return journey from Chicago only on theday of the meeting and the four The Board of Directors of the nois Central Railroad Company Illi at a At last the south is to hnvc a tstatue of Jefferson Davis not the imposing work of art which iOhas long been the cherished wish of the south to erect to Iila memory and which it is their fond hope may cornpnic favorably with the magnificent memorial of Gen Ornrtt but nevertheless a beautiful and endur ing tribute which all of Mr Davis friejula may View with pride This statue has been modeled entire- Â¬ ly at the expense of Mr Davis widow and of his daughter Mrs Hayes and is therefore in no sense a public memorial The sculptor is Mr George J Zolnay of New York The statue is of heroic size its exact height being seven and one half feet and it will eventually rest upon a granite pedestal of suitable dimensions All the available material that could aid the sculptor in produc ing a truo likeness of the late leader of the confederacy was placed at his disposal by Mrs Davis and her daughter and on their authority it may be said that there is no photograph or paint ing of MrDavis in existence which is altogether an perfect a portrait of him as is this statue Mr Davis like the majority of his countrymen in the south was a fine horseman and the light step of the expert rider has been admirably repro- Â¬ duced by the sculptor On tho whole however his conception is that of a statesman rather than of a soldier In this statue Mr Davis is seen at his best and the pose and expression of face suggest the man who ably and fear- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It H ditfnity to trouble him- sell much about hi personal appearance If anythlntr is said upon the subject MTOrif tuey snort wuii dis- Â¬ dain and Bav thev leave vanity to the women A man never made a greater mistake A man should not only be at all times neatly uressea out also clean and wholesome or body The niau tvho is sp is the man that suc ceeds The man who does not care a Conner nbout ha rlrpas tciine face is rendered unsightly by pimples blotches and eruptions whose complexion is sallow whose eyes are heavy whose shoulders are bent and whose carriage is slouchy does not succeed either in busi Â¬ ness or in social life A man like that should be sentenced to live for thirty days in a room where all the walls were mirrors He would then get sick of his own unwhole someness just as other people do Such a man should have an honest protrait that did not flatter him always before his eyes It only costs a trifle for a man to dress well and it costs still less for him to keep clean whojesome aud healthy in a physical way When a mans stomach is right and his di Â¬ gestion is right his blood will be pure and rich and he will be wholesome and healthy physically Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery makes a man right in every way by making his stomach liver and digestion right It gives him a hearty appetite and facilitates the assimilation of the elements of the food It drives out all impurities from the blood It is the great blood maker and flesh builder It does not build flabby flesh or make corpulent peo- le more corpulent Honest druggists ont advise substitutes I was tired all the time writes J Edward Davis Esq care of Geo F Lasher 147 No 10th St Philadelphia Pa Iu the morning I felt as if I had never slept and was too languid to eat I was troubled with pimples boils dizzy head backache and hollow cheeks At one time I had twenty eight bolls on my back I was very despondent and thought nothing would cure me Then I commenced to take Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery This medicine together with Dr Pierces Pellets cured me Folks now say Hello Ed I Whats be- Â¬ come of your pimples f 2 1 ja f b that it is beneath a mans Some mett have an Idea Tk r i A mm life-givin- g When you go to Arkansas or Texas you can travel in comfort if Ask the ticket agent for a ticket via the COTTON you know how BELT ROUTE and you can ride in a reclining chair car without extra cost and thus avoid the discomforts you would encounter in an ordinary car The chairs are arranged so you can have a comfort- Â¬ able seat during the day and a good place to sleep at night Each car Is supplied with a ladies dressing room and a gentlemens smoker You will not have to bother about changing cars for these cars run through from Memphis and Cairo to Texas without change Direct connections are made at Cotton Belt junctions with trains for all parts of Texas Indian Territory Oklahoma and the far West If you are thinking of taking a trip write ond tell us where you are coins and when you will leave and we will tell you how much your ticket will cost what train to take so as to make the best time and connections and anything else we can that will help make jotrttrlp a comfortable one An interesting little booklet A TRIP TO TEXAS will be mailed free to any address W A AIcQUOWN 615 E KY 43 V Traveling Passenger Agent LOUISVILLB Genl Passr ard Tkt Agent ST LOWS MO LaBEAUAIE ColanAi Bid r uUISVILLEST u AS RAILWAY west liT BODNi LOUIS No S3 TEX No S SEE11P Dally Daiij Ar Louisville West Point Brandenbui g Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport nwesvlllei Lewisport Owensboro Spotsvllle Renderson 8 30 p m 7 8 8 8 65 p m ft H a tr 20 p m 9 to a n68 p 13 10 18 tr 18 p m 10 38 a va S 44 p 05 10 08 p m 11 28 1 ro 10 48 12 07 pm 1131 p m 12 81 pre 11 68 p m 1 16 p ro l4Hin 7 29pm 840am t Cut t ill ad out aud send to us wllti i 1 00 ana trs will tend ou thli QlKENPAtlUHl OHUIN by freight CO 1 lutijttt SEWIJIFKOtKDiCaK lo mmloillon You can examine It at your nearest freight depot and If you And It exactly as repreeented equal to organs that retail at 7i 00 to 100 30 the greatest valueyou evtreawand far betterttian organs adrertUedDyoiners at more iid j paYineireisataifeuiuiir v iaDdrrtlghteharfts ttltl04i7irtrtri ontS317S less the tlort doipc lees than ic nun aoi niii nn nivc 00 1 10 10 UUil OrCUIHL aU OHIO rniUU one halltne OS OWE DOLLAR ir BMW VLXW YWhij Kif caaiL kwg mil in pm 62 d by others Such an oiler was never made before TUC APIIC nil CCM Is one of the moit durable and i wttttoiitd In- Ill L KUinU UULUIl BtmmentsererraaaeTomuieusiniuou ihown which 13 engraved direct from a pnotograpn you cn rorra irt feat JSPAt iSefS5n r f iw cvyi fr fitVtim rrirS vj4 tei dr Henderson BpotUvllle Owensboro Lewisport Hawesvllle Cloverport 8tephensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville iast bound 11 00 11 28 12 OS 37am SMprr 8 07 a m t S2 p n 0 30 a m 4 63 p rr 8 67 am 617prr 10 18 a m 6 35 p n 8 Dally 7 20 a m 7 43 a m No No 6 DaMr 2 55 p rr 3 16 p a ni8 Cremona Dais Coupler Prlnelptt DaltUni Veladla Treble Coupler Dltpiion Forle Prlaeipal Forle and Vol lluui 0claeConplen 1 Tone Snrlll brand Orgin bnell 4Sete 1 SetofSl PurC I Pin Oiinlll main neet31olodla Reed 1 Bel of SJ Chirmlnjlj nrllllant 1Celte Set or lieedi 1 Set or St lUthJlellowSmoolh Dlapiionlletdi 350 areeto incnes nignsa a pounds contains QuarterSawed Oak IC998tvlo THEAlMeqiKlNls eUand ornamented latest inciics lung kj lutuvs wuau nwew ociateiu iiopHasiuuuno Clte w nJLllTJ ndf JJ3Sse riao lOCpm 800pn 0m am pm 6 10 p tr 6 SB p n 7 10 p rr For farther Information address H C Mosduk A G P A or LouisvlJleKy WLMills Owensboro Kt yv I rrpifffffj1 following when prffberly countersigned and stamped These tick in the presidents office gts will now be countersigned and ftamped jn the office of W U Bbuen Such Assistant Secretary Chicago a ticket may be obtained by any reg istered holder of stock on application in writing to the president of the Each applica Company in Chicago tion must Btate the full name and ad- Â¬ dress of the stockholder exactly as given in his or her certificate of stock together with the number and date of such certificate No more than one person will bf carried free in respect to any one holdiugof stock aB registered on the bookb of the Company By order of the board of directors A G Hackstaff DAVIS MONUMENT To Bo Erected In liollrwood Cemetery Richmond Va BURYINCTTHE FAKIR Subterranean Passage Is Connected jvlth the Grave rf C During a conversation which a Phil Â¬ adelphia Tress man recently had with Mrs Davis Bhe spoke enthusiastically and feelingly of Mr Zolnays work which she said Vas satisfactory to her in all respects Sho added that it was tho only authentic portrait statue of her husbajid that had ever been made and expressed the belief that it would become the model for sculptors and urtists who might portray the features of her husband in years to come I have long desired she said to obtain a fitting memorial of Mr DaMs and when the opportunity presented itself I decided that it should take the EDITION form of a bronze statue I had seen and admired a number of works by PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE Mr Zolnay notably his bust of Sam v Davis tho so called confederate spy PRICE OP A WEEKLY and his sketch for a memorial of my daughter Winnie which he had made The striking and important events for the Daughters of tho Confederacy of the last year have established th6 and I therefore selected him as the overwhelming value of The Thrice a sculptor Week Wonu to every reader For an Mrs Davis spoke very tenderly of the almost nominal sum it has kept its south of the affection of its people for fijjy acribers informed of the progress her husband and of their unfailing ofwl our wars and moreover has re kindness toward herself and her famported them as promptly and fully as ily During the conversation ic also With our inter- alluded to lira- - drant and she assured if it were a daily ests still extending throughout thp nie that it had given her great pleasure world with our troops operating ii to have made the acquaintance of the the Philippines and the great Presi widow of the magnanimous union dential campaign too at hand its leader value is further increased I learned from her that the statue of motto of the Tbioea Week Mr Davis is to be placed probably at ReliocN In Churches iH improvement It strives un early date in the coming autumn In a Sussex church there is said to be year to be better than U was the upon the fntuily otln Hollywpod cem- one of the most remarkable echoes yeat before and the public confi etery Richmond Va n here repose the known while in a Hertfordshire church dance in tis shown by the fact that remains of her husband and of their the tick of n watch may be heard from 45f now circulates more jthRu twice as vountrest daughter Miss Winnie Davis one end of the building to the other jgjftmjmperB every week ns any other is also stated that in the Cathedral A beautiful brozc memorial of tlio nevpaper not a daily published in latter already alluded to will be erect- Â¬ fit Girgenti in Sicily the slightest of Â¬ America ed at the same time and upon the same whisper Ik borne with perfect distinctWe offer his unequaled newspaper pibUness from the great western door to and the Kentcokian together- one Jfo definite arrangements have been the cornice behind the altar a distance i 150 feet orrnr2no for the ceremonies of dedication of about - - The regular subscription price of made as tho memorial just mentioned but Said to Extinguish IM re Ine two pupuip ia nw was the gift of the Daughters of the Sand will be used to extinguish fire Confederacy and ns much interest is if there should be one In tho new tele- Â¬ felt throughout the south in tho ereci phone companys exchange at Indiantt tion of tho two monuments It is more apolis It Is used because it Is less In- Â¬ than likely that some public exercises jurious to the electrical apparatus than RUrely now and frsl class in all Will be held water or chemicals would be The sample rooms sand is stored in a large tank above the Watch Welched 27 Ionnda rftJLijV oWI In anvnitv Is sifted automatic Â¬ Emperor Charles V carried a watch exchange room and of ally to am or all parts the building in In in 1530 jthat welched S7 pounds Are very X J such case It Is proper to say only car- - such manner as to smother the rrlEIDERBW cjFupa1 CtJf effectively I r TJ aA such a wntcbiscverworn rMl LLi -Â¬ Secretary The next annual meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Compauy will be held at the office of the Company in Chinaero on Wednesday September 27 1899 at noon For thejpurpose of this meet ing the Stock Transfer Books will be closed from the close of business on September 12th to the morning of September 28th lessly led his people during the critical days that tried their sduls Mrs Davis spent many hours in the sculptors studio observing the prog ress of this work and offering sugges- tion and advice Moreover she was fortunately able to proide him with tho very clothes which her husband wore at the time of his capture by band of union soldiers in the interior of Alabama These clothes the bculp tor has faithfully reproduced in the statue THE THRICE-A-WEE- K rather too realistic for myiancy Could It be deliberate murder and I accessA sickly feeling crept ory to the act over me but the Hindoos noticing ray uneasy looks only shpveled dirt and stamped the harder Inabout 15 minutes they had smoothed over a neat mound and afterward sodded it evenly down This was surely no common conjur- Â¬ ing trick and try as I might 1 could not shake off the uncomfortable feeling that that Hindu had laid away for his final sleep I succeeded howeer in repressing my emotions and as Â¬ sumed an indifferent air I was far from feeling In turns we watched the grave during the night and next morning I was about to leave my quarters for the place at about nine oclock A light baud tapped me upon the shoulder I turned quickly and to my unutterable amazement who should coufront me grinning and bowing and scraping With his Salaam sahib bakshush but that long wiry rascal with the cast in his left eye the same whom the night before I had left securely planted be- Â¬ neath six feet of compact earth It would hae been bad policy to show astonishment so I simply nodded and passed on with him to the gra e There it remained not a sod disturbed and one of my companions standing by still It was a resurrection on guard duty sure enough It cost me 50 rupees to worm the mystery out of that wily fakir the bionze faced man went on but I was bound to know if It had cost me a hun- Â¬ dred There was as I said a large ban Â¬ yan tree close to the grave That tree waa hollow Between It and one end of the tomb was a subterranean passage just big enough for a thin man to creep in The victim then had merely to break through a thin wall of soft earth worm his way into the hollow of the tree and wait there until the darkness afforded an opportunity to escape Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i RAILY TIMEITABLE TUC tOIIC nilCCU action consist of tho celebrated z Ht AblYlL UULU Sewel He edi which are only used In the highest grade Instruments also fitted with mond Couplers and Tot Humana also best Dolce felts leathers iSsi 3 ply bellows of the ttc finest leather Inbest rubtwrclnth ACMEbellows stock valves THE QUEEN i jid finished with a lOxlibereled plate French mirror nickel flatedpedal frames and every modern Improvement UB a handsome Organ stool and tha bestorgan instruction dook puousnea With every j llrtiswe Issue written binding 2Svpir p imv1 lL ig guarantee by the terms and conditions of which If any part evei ou wsrepnirikimui cuukv youtry ivne are not montk and we will refund your money It perfectly satisfied tOOortheie organs will be sold si JllU Order atoaee Dontdelar OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED FkCS not dealt with us ask your neighbor about UJ write the rmbllsherof this Darer or Metropolitan National Bank National Bank of the Republic or Bank of Commerce Chicago or German Exchango Bank Nev iork or any railroad or express company In Chicago W hues ceplul ofoier liO0O0O0 occupy entire one of the larg est business blocks In Chicago and employ over 800people In our own building nEBUL ORCasiTf00end spi PUOS tlSSOO and apt also everything In musical Instruments et Ion et wholesalj price w rite f r free special organ piano and musical Instrument catalogue Address CO Inc Fulton nesolainesandWaymanSts CHICACO ILL SEARSeROEBUCK Ilimi mmmf mmmmmw CUARANTEED25 YEARS AliDn sMJtfiSflBefflLM mti4JriJij sflWi isrMwAzmgstfA M1KS5SBlsir5Sr iP1 gfe namxA mwJk mm 5i5r2Zf Eflective June No 334 18 1899 No Ar Princeton Ar Paducah Ar Lv Hopklnsvllle 03 am 3 55pm 0 16 a m 6 6u p m 10 03a m 10 60 a m 8 dally 609am 20prn dally dlyjan 4 OHO 802 No 810 SI3rKISSJIsSPHBH Isfrl I SOpm pm J h si Henderson IrEvansvilie ArLoulsvllIe 15p m 1025pm 723pm J J tla it sum SfHHsniSBaiinHKSaUBBMl k2 Trait Train Train 311 daily ao Hopklnsville 930am 331 dally ar at 205pm 313 daily ac ar Hopklnsville 8 40 p m E M Sherwood Agt Hopklnsville Ky W A A A Louisville Ky arat Hopklnvllle at GP Kellokd L N fjl C WWWiYt M J n99m9iTLMVi l im wwJSfMrl LLLUfZiX TIME TABLE Ac 615 a m TRAINS SOUTH F6r Sale by R wmrwiim a m Hardwiclc Druggist No 55 No 53 No 51 No 91 HopkinBville Faet Line Fast Mail NO Limited TKAINS NOBTH 527 p m 1208 a m 600 A BOON TO MANKIND DR- o 2Lf No 92 No 52 No 56 No 54 m m 1024 p m Nashville Accommodation does not ran or unday North bound St Louis and Chicago fast rolns have hrough trains solid and sleeperi Chicago and St Loala Fast Line stops only at Important atatlom hrough Pullman sleep ud crossings Ha r o Atlanta Ga StLuiEsniail Ac Hopkinsville Fast Line Chicago Limited 933 p m TABLER8 BUCKEYE 945a 830 p HSaE OC Ml m v mBm i5rjH Jm PILE m zmvt OURE wz f1 EP1 i nw jwms Wrnl i eJ- i -i i PILOJJJ J M ADAMSAgeni Have Yodb Ihotoqrafhs Made At Wybrantf NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN JAMES Louisville Ky ams CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED Tubes by Mail 75 cents bottles 50 Cents - - 310 North Main Street ST LOUIS F BALLARD Sole Proprietor FOR SALE BY R C HABDWICK MO fThe Caplsfedis German BC MOISTEY SAVE YOUR Reliable Insiriig Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co Jf Newart By in Old AMZI DODD President Surplus 5589118971 Values 6709660240 Assets Market J10O0O 20 N J liver powder Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to year Life Plan age 35 li the Mutual Benefit Annual Premium 10oyo 100t0 10000 SloicOO Mutual Life Northwestern Xew York Life Hqullablf Y 31070 U6S 70 J3TS00 ISS3 40 13S3W rl Hotel Hendetson c l5 ri3Bcellent CJ Price 25 Cents Anderson fi is m w tL- i rlra for Sale bv fovyler V Tho Mutual Beuefit Policy ib Nou Forreitable has Cash Value Loan Value Paid Up Insurance aud Extended Insurance that works automatically Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and of each succeeding year aud may be used to reduce premiums or iucrease the insurance Every member of the Mutual Bonnfit is sure of fair liberal treatment un der all circumstances and uo matu r what happens he will get uis money s worth in insurance for it is all put down in Block and unite flJN ltHS Co btate bmitb For information or rales apply to K POLICY Agents hit W Main bt Louisville iy or WALLACE A100RE Special Agents Hopkinsville Ky M a a BKBrt itaR 7 ki Mfc Vt nr sew1 3 MQNEYQAVE ir OdT mJ p tVifcl Ittmi BAKW9 POWCtW CO HEW BAKIN0 h h ABseraiEEvteitE r- ftWIER YORK And Walked to This City Abandoned Trip The Season Approaches WHEN f1 Makes the food more delicious and wholesome PERSONAL GOSSIP J IF i i if V S 1 I the early train andnding that their funds were running low got Mrs S G Buckner has returned off the cars and walked to this city from Sebree Friday a distance of twenty five miles B Bassett left to day for They reached here at a late hour Mr E Chicago Qrain Alarket Tuesday night and spent the re- Â¬ New York to buy fall goods Chicago August 31 N Special mainder of the night at the L Mr Mason Bramham has gone to Sept wheat opened at 70 closed Owensboro to make his future home depot Learningthatthey were still at 69 Dec wheat opened at forty miles from Springfield they Mrs Richie Burnett returned 72X closed at 71 Sept corn Wednesday from a visit to friends decided to return to their homes opened at 30 closed at 30 and left on the 945 train yesterday in Cadiz Cash wheat 69 morning They are both under Dr R R Bourne has returned age the young man being 19 and from a two weeks sojourn atFrench the lady 20 HERE AND THERE Lick Springs C6w and calf for sale Inquire i Misses Josie and Lizzie Burt of SEEKING LEGAL SEPARATION at this office Nashville are the pleasant guests of i Wild Goose Liniment cures rheu relatives near Casky Tyo More Divorce Suits Filed for tPmatism and neuralgia 2Bo at all Mr Horace Condy has gone to druggists a Hearing se- Â¬ Dr EN Fruit Dentist office over Seattle Washington where he cured a lucrative position City Bank Hopkmsville Ky Mrs Esther Ort nee j Cravens Prof J P B Allen of South has brought suit for divorce from Diamond Fine Watch Repairing o Old gold taken in ex Kentucky College who spent the her husband Frank J Ort Mounting change vacation at his home in Georgia re- Â¬ The petition recites that they It U X1ARDWICK turned to the city this week were married in Murfreesboro Armstrong and Ducker are well Mr C R Garland returned from Tenn May 18 97 and lived to-Â¬ equipped for businees They have a newnearse new embalming instru Red Boiling Springs Tenn Tues- Â¬ gether until Aug 30 98 when de- ments and everything new in under day where he spent a month He fendantabandoned her She prays taking supplies Give us a call 9th is much improved in health for a divorce and asks that she be street Mr re- Â¬ restored to her inaiden name Miss Marian Yates of Texas No cure no dsv that is the way turned home yesterday after a visit Ort now lives inJackson Miss Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil is sold of several weeks to Ervin Cooley sues for divorce her brother for Barbed Ware Cuts BurnB Scrat-Â¬ from Kitty Cooley alleging adul- Â¬ ches Cracked Heel Saddle GbIIb Dr T G Yates Old Sores and all kinds of inflamma Miss Margaret Gray a very at- Â¬ tery They were married in Leb- Â¬ tions on man or beast Price 25 tractive little girl of Nashville anon Ky in April 99 and only cents Tenn is visiting Miss Mattie Sue lived together a few months the pe- Â¬ Mr W N Ducker the oldest and Browning at Maple Lawn tition states most experienced undertaker in Ken Mr W B Neely the young attor- Â¬ tucky has associated himself with L West Union Aleeting M Armstrong 9th street phone 246 ney has accepted a position with 3 rings A protracted meeting will begin the Milwaukee Harvesting Machine The Hooser building lalely gutted Co and left a few days ago for at West Union Baptist church by fire at 204 South Main street is Milwaukee Gracey the second Sunday in Octo- Â¬ being repaired and raised another Mr Nat Hurt and wife after ber The pastor will be assisted story A new front is being put in spending several days with the by Rev B F Swindler of Covirig and the appearance of the property family of Mr R M Hurt returned ton Ky will be greatly improved to their home ip Bowling Green WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE on Generally Fair Louisville KyM Aug 31 Spe Â¬ cial Generally fair to night and Mr Charles Starkfand Miss Annie Bruney a youthful couple living near Madlsonville decided to elope to Springfield Tenn Wed Â¬ nesday morning and get married They came as far as Nortonville X YortatlWa DIE Jr Weffffl in the field this yearwi th the two oest drills made Y The Superior dthe Empire J We have them made with both Hoe and Discs Last year it was impossible to supply the demand for these drills This year we hope to be prepared but to make sure it would be welHo Put in your or Â¬ ders early If you order now get your drill will not be compelled to take an infe Â¬ rior make of drill We are taking or- Â¬ ders every day for book your order now arfHyou you will be sure to We shall be pleased to s Wednesday Mr and Mrs John W Landrum Half a Dozen or More New Ones of Mayfield arrived from Mont Eagle yesterday A Mrs Landrum Announced will spend a few days with her sis- Â¬ ter Mrs G K Stevens Mr Land Â¬ The near approach of the primary rum left for Mayfield yesterday af-Â¬ and the certainty of Democratic ternoon crood deal of success has caused a w asoirants for the Dr M W Willfams Miss Katie activitv anionDemocratic nominations for City luuuiuu iuiss vvuiKer wiiiiams ana We to day announce by Mr J A Radford the last of the Council authority J T Wall and G D Virginia excursionists returned Dalton of the present board for home Tuesday night having spent re election Also M W Davis in two weeks at Saratoga and Wash ington Miss thcFirst James West in the Third to Washington Manson will return about October to Frank L Waller in the Fourth J take a post graduate course in a and J H Eggleton and A finishing school JReeder in the Seventh ward Dr Austin Bell and his brother All of these gentlemen are staunch and loyal Democrats who submit Mr Douglass Bell who is just back from a law school went to their claims to party action Paducah yesterday on a prospect- Â¬ LIGHTER SALES ing tour They are both popular and talented young men who are seek- Â¬ i Very Little Good Tobacco Offered ing locations in their respective professions Take a drink from the This Week Rock Spring boys There is no place bfitter than Hopkinsville The sales of the weed this week were somewhat lighter than those Two Millions Year of the past few weeks owing prob- When people buv trv and buy ablv to the inferior quality of the again it meaufl theyre satisfied The While the de- Â¬ people of the United Stntes are now tobacco offered buying Cathartic tt grades was good the rate CascaretH Giudyboxs a year mand for better of two million very little ot this class was sold and it will he ihree million before the offering consisting principally Npw Wnrs It uiHiis merit proved of low leaf and lugs Prevailing that Cascarets are the most delightful bowel regulator for everybody the prices were satisfactory however year round All druggists 10c 25c and rejections were not large 50c a box cure guaranteed COUNCIL CANDIDATES is perfectly harmless and will remove every worm It is also a tonic and by its strengthening properties wil restore to pale cheeks the rosy hue of health Price 25 eta R C Hardl wick FERTILIZERS Armour Homestead and National i Dont ForgM TO EXAMINE X besfr Cheap OUR LINE OF Experience has proven them so We do not have snipped m any fertilizers unless we have oVders for vthem Call and specify your requirements Very Respectfully fertilizer are worthless These are the School FORBES GANT GOES EAST- atchels Baskets BR0 H 41 The Popular Merchant Left For New York Yesterday Mr T L Gant of the popular Slayden left for Gant New York yesterday afternpon to lay in a stock ot new fall goods for his house This firm is one of the younger ones in dry goods circles but it is rapidly forging to the front and building up a fine business Mr Gant will buy a big stock and Gant Slayden will strive harder than ever to please both in goods and prices firm of FREE FREE t Tablets Pencils Sharpeners Companions v t There has bgen a falling off in receipts due to the fact that the bulk of the 98 crop has been delivered PREACHER INSANE Rev V PRETTY WEDDING FILLED WITH BIRDSHOT Hopkinsville Furnished the Groom and Madlsonville the Bride Mr J W Larkin of this city and Miss Anna L Harey of Mad- isonville vere married at the home of the bride Monday night Rev Lovelace of the Methodist church officiating The groom is the I C operator here and chief clerk of the local of- Â¬ fice and is a very popular young man His bride is a pretty and accom- Â¬ plished young lady Mr and Mrs Larkin arrived in this city on the midnight train and have gone to housekeeping on West Was a W Duncan Adjudged In Tennessee Negro Who Came Over to Kentucky sane Rev W annuated W Duncan a super Presbvterian minister who recently came here from Chat- Â¬ tanooga Tenu became violently insane Tuesday at theGoqch house and was taken in charge and car-Â¬ ried before Judge Cansler a jury adjudged him of unsound mind and he was taken to the Western Asy Â¬ He K 75 years old and a lum native of Hancock county Ken Â¬ W T Cooper tucky l v 1th I Lr f The modi Hflt fonetitution can Fifteenth street safely use COUSENS HONEY OF TAR It is a sure and pleasant reme TABLE RS BUCKEYE PILE dy for couebB loss of voice and all OINTMENT relieves the intense 25 throat and lung troubles Price itching It soothes heais and cures and 50c R C Uardwck chronic caBes where surgeons fail It is no experiment sales W C Edmunds returned through its cures its Every increase Mr bottle Tuesday from a visit of three weeks guaranteed Price 50 cts in bottles tQ relatives near Giff Gaff Virginia tubes 75 cts R C Hsrdwick Wholesale Jim Harvey a Tennessee negro came over to Garrettsburg Thurs- Â¬ day evening of last week and got into a row with another negro who lives at Newton Dixons The quarrel was about a woman and the Kentucky negro whose name has not yet been learned picked up a shotcun loaded with birdshof and fired one barrel at Harvey The shot took effect in his face and shoulder inflicting numerous pain Â¬ ful though not dangerous wounds Dr Haynes attended him For the remainder of this month all WALL PAPER bought of us at 15 cents a roll and over will fre hung FREE The prices are not advanc Â¬ ed but we have too many nice papers and want you to reap the benefit This is a rare op- portunity to secure beautiful papers at a small cost THOMPSON BASSETT M- Monuments It is Retail GROCER P m- - Forbes Bro are building an- Â¬ other big Addition to their ex- Â¬ tensive plant to be used for the coopering department It willfront on Eleventh street and will adjoin the old Baptist church property on the east end Work is progress ing rapidly nonsense to believe that you can buy of some Bgent as cheap as you can of your home shop where you get the best marble and granite at the lowest possible price If you will call and see our work and get our prices you wjll find yourtfilf well paid for the trouble Yours truly 7th art ROBTm Yri Udd BROWN Ky1 ir streets Hopkinsville v1 Lx iiCA