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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 5, 1899

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Ai nr V iiitgvilfe HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY HMMMflMrl n hi if i T VOL XXI TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 dent voters as will pledge theni selves in good faith to support the Democratic ticket at said election shall be entitled to vote The officers of said primary shall be two judges and a clerk in each ward the clerk to decide all questions upon which the two judges cannot agree The votes shall be counted at the close of the polls and the re suits certified to the City Committee which shall declare the candidate receiving the highest number of votes in each ward to be the nominee of the party in said ward The Committee shall prepare a list of officers for the several wards representing all candidates as equally as possible and furnish them t the secretary who shall announce same and prepare the necessary books and ballot boxes and also arrange for holding the election in each ward Geo E Gary Chairman Frank Rives Secretary George Bradley THEYRE DESPERATE GOEBELS FIGHT Will Settle The A a Qty Parting Republicans and Others Ob Political Status at speeches in the interest of the Dem- ¬ ocratic State ticket in Kentucky this fall The dates and places were arranged by the Campaign Committee to dav He will speak NO 71 struct the Councils Business Enjoin K rSjLrx 13 IT Ladies the Members From Per- - We have left onour BARGAIN TALBE forming Their Duties Under Provisions of the Charter When the City Council met Fri ¬ day evening theMayor and mem ¬ bers of the bdardjwere served with injunction papers forbidding them frpm making1 Richmond on Tuesday Sept 12 Mt Sterling Wednesday Sept13 Bardstown Thursday Sept 14 National Leaders Will Rally to Lebanon Friday Sent 15 Leitchfield Saturday Sept 16 His Support to Save Bryan Gov Stone will brobably be ac- ¬ And Blackburn companied on his tour by some of of Kentucky For Years the Kentucky speakers Louisville Ky Sept 1 The fierce- ¬ ness of this contest has drawn men very close to Senator Goebel who otherwise would nothave warmed up to him If Goebel wins in November he will at once take rank in the Na ¬ tion with such men as Stone of Missouri Jones of Arkansas Stew- ¬ art Tillman Croker Carter Harri- ¬ son and John R McLean Goebel has never yet taken a band in na tional politics Visions of The Future Goebel is elected Governor he If will make Blackburn a United States Senator again he will name a Bryan delegation to the national Democratic convention in 1900 If Goebel is defeated in November he will at least be checked temporarily in his onward march to political success and the Democratic party in Kentucky will be downed for at least ten or fifteen years Blackburns Last Chance Goebel and Blackburn rise or fall together There is no denying it Defeat is the latters last chance ed he falls back into oblivion The bolters still stand ready to SPEAKING YESTERDAY low Shoes in any two pairs alike sizes 2 to3Sj prices 125 to 3 mostly pointed toes and narrow widths Childrens and Misses VI l DfS Strap Sandals and Lace Oxfordsblacks and Tans sizes 5s to Ss prices 75c to 150 To make quick work we will offer Choice of these two lots at any changes in the Both Parties Had Orators On Hand at The Court House guished party leader from Alabama spoke at the court house at one oclock yesterday to an audience of 400 people ll t boundary Jinesjpf the wards of the city The plaintiffs named in the papers were H H Abernathy B F Eager W M Hancock J T Edmunds J CvCook E M Flack Hon Jno W Tomlinson a distin- ¬ 50c a Pair WYC THEY WILL BE PLACED ON SALE Friday Morning Sept No take back and no exchange 1 J h T H Anderson Co V I B E REDUCED 1 TO g rommmmmmimmmmmmm 3 WlMUWUUUUWittlUlttUUttUltti ALL OF OUR 200 Kid a 3 3 2 i E Mens Vici This includes all styles BLACKS or TANS AU new fresh goods- - 250 200 U WDI Shoes ARE NOW GOING- ATv S REMEMBER rs f m ft fcf0 V A AJJe 2 3 3 j J 1 juiUiiumamuiuuuiUuiUi 74 AJ jc TYnmr imn wt nn va Hi rvcj jdj stir was created here upon Mr Andrew Cunningham Judge James Breathitt introduced announcing that he expected to Mr Thos M Owsley a young Re ¬ vote for Goebel Mr Cunningham publican from Bowling Green who has been alife long Republican and made a speech of an hour and a is one of the most prominent men half on state issues from a Republi ¬ in the county being the leading can standpoint Although it was merchant of the town a successful getting late Prof H V McChesney farmer and quite wealthy desert Bryan if the latter shall Mr Cunningham says that this come into Kentucky this year nominee for superintendent of Pub is a fight between the people and Thus it will be seen that upon the Instruction followed Mr Owsley¬ corporations that he considers result in November hinges much as and spoke on state issues de Goebel the ablest advocate of the to Kentuckys future politics and voting most of his remarks to the people and that for that reason he politicians Goebel is surrounded by Chinn school book measure and expects to vote for him There are younger men and a class of politi postponed the principal part of his Breathitt Fowler and other at- ¬ several other Republicans who it is cians different in many respects bpeech until e ghtoclock last night torneys had a hand in the matter thought will vote for Goebel from the politicians of the past The papers were authorized by DENNIS R PERRY They become the future leaders if County Judge Cansler and issued CROFT BOWLING Goebel is victorious and with their by Circuit Clerk Starling coming to the front will dawn a new Nominated For The Legislature There are no grounds for the Prominent Crof ton Couple Alarried era in state management and politi- ¬ By the Democrats suit as thesame question has been in That Place Sunday cal society upon by the Court of Ap passed Night TKe Democratic County Committee peals in a contest growing out of TEN YEARS PENALTY of 1893 of met yesterday with 20 members the election The object present Much important business the Republicans and those operat MrJMackCroftaprominentyoung ing with them is to delay action un ¬ farmer of Crofton and Miss Jimmv Walter Ledford Convicted on a was disposed of in executive session Bastardy Charge The principal object of the meet til after the 7th the last day the Alice Bowling a very pretty and popular young lady of the same changes can be made ing was tne nomination ot a candi ¬ ¬ place In some of the close wards ne were married last night Walter Ledford col of the New date for Representative Four gen groes have been colonized and it at- the home of the bride Elder J stead neighborhood was tried be- ¬ tlemen submitted their claims to the was believed by the parties to the W Gant of this city performed the fore Judge Cansler Friday on a committee Messrs D R Perryr suit that the Democrats would of ceremony A limited number of the bastardy warrant The jury re- ¬ Jouett Henry Geonje F Camp course make such changes as might friends of Mr and Mrs Croft wit- ¬ turned a verdict to the effect that bell and Jos E McCord The be necessary to destroy the effect nessed the ceremony defendant pay 525 per anuum for voting was by secret ballot and of this experiment Hence the suit The groom is a son of Mr J E ten years the same to be appro- ¬ after several ballots the contest Croft and is a very popular and priated to the support of the child narrowed down to Perry and to delay the action On the next bal- ¬ Henry who tied As Councilman Ware was sick promising young man lot one vote changed to Perry EX G0V STONE and absent the matter was not His bride is the daughter of Mr nominating him Mr Perry is one taken up but the Council adjourned J M Bowling merchant at Crofton of the leaders of the party in the until Saturday night when another and is quite a tavorite in society To Alake Five Speeches in Ken- county He has been county asses- ¬ injunction was served similar to circles tucky For the State sor and city councilman and has the first one Ticket WARRANT DISMISSED always been strong with the peo- ¬ Council notified the Saturday the He will put forth his best ple opposition that a motion would be Jake Williams Made Out a Case Frankfort Ky Ex Gov William efforts in this campaign and is made to day to dismiss the injunc ¬ of Self Defense J Stone of Missouri will make five sanguine of success tion before Circuit Judge Cook yester- ¬ who opened court at Cadiz The examining trial of Jake Wil ¬ day liams col who shot to death Creed The Democrats are not the least Perkins another negro near Ken worried over the matter nedy on the night of August 19 was held before Judge Cansler Fri- ¬ PRIMARY ELECTION day and resulted in an acquitted of Tinware Stoves and Ranges the charge of manslaughter The Democratic City Ticket Will Be evidence showed a clear case of Named September 15 self defense Perkins was a former Roofing Queensware Woodenware convict Six of the witnesses who At a meeting of the Democratic were engaged in a game when the Guttering Cornice Work Pumps City Committee of Hopkinsville held killing occurred were fined 20 and Saturday Sept 3 1899 said com- ¬ costs each and a general line of House Furnishings mittee consisting of Geo E Gary FELL A CORPSE George Bradley Frank Bassett and Frank Rives and all the mem- ¬ Will repair roofs gutters Tinware Stoves etc on short bers being prebeut the following Sudden Death of an Aged Colored Come and see how well we are fixed to care for your notice call was thereupon issued Woman election is hereby A primary wants We want especially to show you this fall the ordered to be held in each Malissa Ruffin col mother of ex of the wards of the city of to nominate can- ¬ policeman Charles Ruffin dropped Hopkinsville Ky Home Air didates for City Councilman to run dead Friday morning at her home She had been ill on the Democratic ticket at the on Hays street to be with flux for some time but had the greatest triumph ever sold here in the way of a heating regular November elections held Nov 7 1899 on the 15th day sufficiently recovered to be able to stove Burns anything from slack coal up and saves its cost of September 1899 between the be up and was walking around in hours of 81a m and 4 p m The the yard when she was attacked every year She Ming shall be by secret ballot with a smothering spell and all Democrats who are quali ¬ managed to get into the house Main Opp Opera Mouse fied voters of the wards irf which when she fell across the bed a She was about 70 years they liveor will be at the said No ¬ corpse vember election and such indepen- - old O adopted in 1890 and was not inter- ¬ fered with by the adoption of the new constitution The lines of the wards were changed in 1893 E M Flack and Dr A E Bentley acting with the Democrats in making the changes Subsequently they left the party and ran as independents 1897 They received the Republi ¬ can vote and a minority of Demo- ¬ cratic votes Dr Bentley got in by a lew votes and Flack was de- ¬ feated Both are candidates again and hope to make the same kind of an arrangement with the Republi ¬ cans and also profit by the recent disaffection headed by Brown The papers were prepared in part by Judge Joe McCarroll the lo- ¬ 2 and Fe cal attorney of the Lland Wilkerson A P Crockett Fowler and A E Bentley The last named is a Frank H Bassett member of the council and occupies Democratic Committee for the city the unique position of being both of Hopkinsville plaintiff and defendant in the suit I The present ward system was A LIFE LONG REPUBLICAN T J Tate W t Declares His Intention of Voting For Qoebel For Governor Springfield nsiderable Ky Sept 1 Co- ¬ He came to fill an appointment made by the Democratic Campaign Committee and was met here by Mr Harry V McChesney who will go with him to Cadiz and Elkton to day and to morrow Mr Tomlinson was introduced by Mr Jas B Allensworth and spoke for one hour discussing national issues altogether He is a polished and entertaining speaker and was given a close hearing and was frequently applauded A s the conclusion of this address Geo W Young A 1 Radiant Blast J Street HOPKINSVILLE KY V VK i - iy t BAWMMIMrT f ft-- Q HP F Jt vi J11 Bff 7 r -- iWW5vt svimmapMHtoe imm BMJWJjJHIJg u Av FlHB MMltMHi v 7iilkHiiinlil minwatiifc i J v t 3 i - Fit J i rW HP V vm i f rfc F fflfc- - J fir paign buttons and has agents fol ¬ lowing the speakers around over the State selling them makes a rather flattering report to the Dem- ocratic leaders here He has had the buttons on sale for a month and has sold 16000 Goebel buttons and has to date sold only 3000 Taylor buttons at the speakings He is now manufacturing from 3000 to 5000 Goebel buttons daily and cannot supply the demand The Taylor buttons are a drug in general should the United States adhere to or depart from its One Firm Has Already Sold 16000 former policy of non mterterence with nations beyond either ocean of Them 51ow Sale For f15626 Adhere Taylor Buttons 38S7 Depart 10 States sena- ¬ Frankfort KyAujj 30 B Carl tors Should Unitedby the people be elected direct Wolfe the States capital photo- ¬ 16643 Yes grapher who manufactures the Goe 1236 No Tiel and Taylor photograph cam ¬ IOEBEL COTTONS 9 T mmilmmmmijlfttffili TWENTtWDRSES BURIED mmm tr iMfar Millers Stable Burned at Owens boro Yesterday Morning PCWalOJi v trw - vnftrr m jJfrMLLUfr rrs r 1 r rn r s t fk im tt ii j jr i w j- Ui u 1 fflli ivi Hoosier and Kentucky Disc and Hoe ImprovedWheat Drills Owensboro Ky Aug 30 The stable at Elnier Millers coal yards here burned at 3 oclock this morn ¬ on How Farmers Voted The Farm and Home of Spring- ¬ field Mass sent out during last May and June 20000 cards to farmers of the United States in ¬ cluding the New England States the Middle Central West the South and the Pacific Coast States asking them to express their views on some new political questions now before this country The following ten questions were propounded and how the farmers answered is indicated by the figures given 1 Should the Filipinos be held in subjection to the United States or should they be allowed to form an independent government r tbemarket ing with all contents including twenty valuable horses and mules The big tanks of the Standard Oil company near by escaped injury Women The fire is supposed to have been of Women who are either indisnut ably beautiful or indisputably ugly incendiary origin Loss partially are best flattered upon the score of covered by insurance their understandings but those Illts Cored who are in a state of mediocrity are If suffeiers will use Banner Salve best flattered upon their beauty or according todirectious a positive cure at least their graces for every wo will result iu worst case Guaran- ¬ Fowler man that is not absolutely ugly teed 25 Sold bv Anderson Phaetons Will Try itOver thinks herself handsome but not is so is the hearing often that she W P Swope and Ruth Stamper more grateful and the more obliged who were divorced at the last term to the few who tell her so whereas of the Owen Circuit court were re Buggies a decided and conscious beauty married by County Judge Hill Aug- ¬ looks upon every tribute paid toher ust 21 and left at once for Old beauty only as her due but wants Point Comfort Carrollton Demoto shine and to be considered on the crat side of her understanding and a The healiuc oronertiea of Banner woman who is ugly enough to know a that she is so knows that she has Salve are truly marvelous It is all thorough antiseptic and heals ¬ nothing left for it but her under- Wouuds Cuts and Burn6 without standing Lord Chesterfield leaving a scar For sale by Anderson Fowler MPS I Pistols rinhhftr Fail flSSiSSSSvJ MiiMWjfMljiSL f f rJfctlBSML BF Blfflfeagf I M ll mH l u Tackle I of all i Smoking nts rmllH WcB Ox He who doth not smoke hath either known no great grief or re fuseth himself the softest consola- ¬ tion next to that which comes from What softer than a heaven woman whispers the young read- ¬ er Young reader woman teases as well as consoles Woman makes half the sorrows which she boasts Independent 12520 the privilege to soothe Subjection 8416 Woman consoles us it is true 2 Should Cuba be free and in- ¬ while we are young and handsome dependent or should it be annexed when we are old and ugly woman to the United States snubs us and scolds Us On the whole then women in this Independent 13199 scale the weed in that Jupiter Annexed 7362 3 Should Porto Rico be free and hang out thy balance and weigh independent or should it be an- them both and if thou art given the nexed to Cuba or to the United preference to woman all I can say is the next time Juno riffles thee O States Bulwer Jupiter try the weed Annexed to US 11897 Lytton Independent 6004 Anaextd to Cuba 1746 Marriage 4 vote that Porto Rico be If you It is the man and woman united annexed to the United States that makes the complete human be should it be held as a colonial pror ing Separate she wants his force ince outside of the political and of body and strength of reasons economic union or come inside as a He her softness sensibility and territory the same as our other ter- ¬ acute discernment Together they ritories are more likely to succeed in the world A single man has not nearly 10083 Territory the value he would have in a state 3925 Colony of union He is an incomplete ani- ¬ 5 Should there be free trade of between the United States and Cu- ¬ mal He resembles the odd half If you get a a pair of scissors ba Porto Rico and the Philippines prudent healthy wife your indus- ¬ 9832 No try in your profession with her 9327 Yes good economy will be a fortune suf-¬ sugar tcbacco ficient Benjamin Franklin 6 Or should the fruits vegetables etc from those Reminded of a Fable countries pay the same duties to in future get into the United States The proposition of Mr Brown to Mr Goebel that they both retire as at present from the race for Governor and let 9424 Yes someone else be nominated reminds 8272 No 7 Should coolie or contract la us of one of Aesops fables The to bor be permitted in Hawaii or dog said the ox Ill eat no hayif you will eat none The ox deother tropical dependencies in defi- ¬ clined the proposition because he ance of the United States contract made no sacrifice in the proposition labor laws Goebel is the nominee of a great 18055 No party for Governor Brown is not 115L Yes and makes no sacrifice whatever in 8 Should agricultural competi- ¬ Bowl ¬ not making the race See tion in the tropics be fostered to the Times ing Green detriment of the mdney labor and brains now invested in farming in If the Sultan of Sulu is allot- ed a harem what should binder any other these continental United States subject from getting 17159 American No 2643 married early aud often Yes j -- TEXANS FOR GOEBEL tss Wouldnt Invite Altgeld Because He is Against the Kentucky Nominee SSv rB iBl 1B CJBL KL Tirrkir E Tr J Cxii M v tSSt i t ttV ITOUISrGr Celebrated Brand High Grade Blood Botie and Potash FER The Democrats of Texas are in- ¬ TILIZERS for all crops tensely interested in the Kentucky campaign and every mothers son of them is a supporter of William Goebel at a meeting of the Com- ¬ mittee on Arrangements for the big Democratic carnival to be held in Dallis October 2and 3 to day a motion to invite ex Gov Altgeld of DISEASED MEN CURED Illinois to participate in the exer l Wod meat and old men can look T H fl 9 h N fl Q A yoai Per raW 1 TAISTD1T s UUILIY UR NOT GUILTY 11 GROVES W cises was voted down because Altgeld has heclared against William Goebel Ex Senator Blackburn Mr Goebel and Congressman John S Rhea were invited to be present remorso wltltfa uiati R 4MwHHUO their boyhood days or early manhood --one or me DOJ8of has sown -- o cutijjuum ur inierua Binwspeni me as jj II will brins a rioh harrest blood and Private lUciv mn th crAr iif ui ioiiti of Uie victim Onr NEV JIETHfll TREATMENT will n li - r make speeches FROM THE WOODS An Unknown Assassin Said to Have Killed James Roberts in Clay County London Ky Aug 31 VARICOCELE EMISSIONS NERVOUS DEBILITY S SYPHILIS STRICTURE GLEET SEMINAL WEAK- - -R NESS PIMPLES LO T MANHOOD UNNATURAL K DISCHARGES KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES 8r lnJ 7i back at S r0lll wuucm i U 0 S flPF Vflll 7EVOn3anlde8pondent weak or Uebllltated tired mornlnKS na fC rii1 UU f nbitionIIfeleMt memory poor easily fatisned excitable and irri- - K Q table eyossnnken rod and blarred pimple on face dreams and nicht looses rest- R cele deposit Iu urine and drains nt stool dietrnstfnlj want of confidence energy and ttrenuth lVe CAN CURE YOU OR ASIC ma v lack of CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY K SNATCHED P TASTELESS James Roberts was killed Wednesday at his home on Big Creek Claj county between Manchester and Hyhen He was sitting on his porch a report rang out from the woods and he fell dead the shot passing through his head His assassin is unknown The September Century is a Salt- ¬ yr In a general sense M manhood 1B1S Y PH I Plooa diseaso was in PIIKFII years Wm1taken mercury for two mr system for eight K S Had this may be said to be apropos of M OlllllLIO uUntlii a i ears but the diaeaso iDbuiiunt n in im ruu pjiiiuiitauu uioLciiea on ine 8Kin ulcersbrot thTnonth nnd n tongue bone pains falling out of hair weakness the international interest in the ily wno v xti nnu irwrai5lvnnnmn rapnmttiunini of the ffj vuu4 ui viitjvii auu DLriiLum ijt lint iihuiihiit TmnanlruLm yacht races for the Americas cup ThftT Rnrad tnn In n faw WAalrn nnl tlmnlr tirJ No retoxa The special feature of the magazine ft disease ia bx yoars W P Mt Jackson S 17 YEARS IN OHIO 200000 CURED rO RISK is the first of a series af four papers Areyoa victim Have you lost hope Are yon contemplatl in which Captain Joshua Slocum READER marriage Has yonr blood been K Onr New Method Treatmont will cure you What diseased lnravnnnntwW It it has done for others it will narrates in a humorous and indi ¬ you CONSULTATION FREE No matter who has treated you write for an do for honest water Number FROM THE GRAVE uuiuro uuu uerTu tomis Dy tne score witnont Denent amissioos nod drainBincroased 1 became a norvens wreck A friend who had been cared br Dru KnnnnrW Kanmn IdtdsoandintwomonthswaspositrTe- - 59 pfasimllardtsfraseadTltedmetotrythem j 17 1 am now niarriod and have two healthy cared rhl waeigliteorsago ft C W LEiVlStaginaw au ren gM T xma trcnlr nnj tancOClemadolifomiRPrabl VAH UUUtLt CUHEU - Titrvonft avaa flnnknn KnuVifnl in ntm tki tnnr r i ambition j ne uoiuen Monitor opened my eyes The New Method tUl 4thk LUUlk Treatment of Kennedy and Kergan cured mo in a few wepks I h PEIEUSON Ionia 3V- - EMEllSON relates hU exverience I MK IU 1 UUnuU afarm At school learned an early habitllTedi oa Si which weaKeneiimepnyslcallysexuuUy and mentally Family doctors said 1 was Botmr Into decline consumption Jfinally The Golden Monitor edited by Dre Kennedy Kergan fell into my bands 1 learned the TRUTH and th OAUBE tSelfnnso had eapped my vitality 1 took the New Method Treatment and was cured Mr K n friends think 1 was cared of coafinmntinn I Iirva wnr thm nn o niA lZ whom were cared Their Kew ilethod Treatment BUppJles vigor vitality and c 1J CONFIDENTIAL Si U ll I La Lm HO CVRE MQ PAY ILLSKOT GAIATIA 15 0 1 SF Rno 1 l0 n TDNIC IS JUSTASCOOD fTOR ADULTS Pnrls Mcdlctae Co St Louis Mo Gontlomen Wo sold last ycac COD bottles of nnoVKS TASTELKsS CUILL TONIC and hnTe bought tbrco cross already Wis year In nil our ex ¬ perience of 11 years In tUo drug business naro noTcrwUtnn rlclo that cits such universal saUa tacuou ai your Vonle soars trulr 1SJ3 11 1 1 price so as Ansxr cafb 4 Princeton Fair vidual style the story of his suc- ¬ cessful circumnavigation of the globe alone in a forty foot sloop the Spray constructed by himself This unprecedented achievement involved two crossings of the At- ¬ lantic and the rounding of Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope In the opening instalment Captain Slocum opinion Kreeol Charge Charges reasonable BOOKS FREE The ioliUn Mnnifn liunstratea on Diseases or Henlncloee postane 2 cents Healed NAIVLS USED WITHOUTftoRITTEN CONSENT PRl- Nomodlcinesont C O D Nonamos on boxes oronvel- - opes Evorvthlnff confidential Treatment FREE rAN9 Question list and cost unoBiitnucui reregA3giaeni3afla riDO Lcyicnvo vrnniM Noi22WFourthSt oMnuAiig Cincinnati o J E- t Sr 1 diidfedfedlbdfedlidfedlbfti takes the Spray from Buz- ¬ Real Estate For Sale zards Bay to Gibraltar and thence Houpe aud lot ou South Bide WeBt in forty days to Pernambuco har Sereuth street 60x2p0 bor with all well on bnard and Two story brik seven rooms all a great eagerness for the more uiode n improvements ou Wesjt Sev uu Can Prescribe of J S n R and Races September 20 21 22 S and 23 SI 1 Physicia- n- Under new manage DON T FEEL RIGHT Do you wake up in the morning tired and unre Do you perform your daily duties freshed Do you miss the snap vim and languidly If this describes energy that was once yours condition you are in urgent need of your V 8 i m PRICKLY ASH BITTERi Your trouble arises in a clogged and torpid condition of the liver and bowels which if allowed to continue will developmala- rial fevers kidney disorders or some other troublesome disease PRICKLY ASH BITTERSunvesouYall poisonous impurities strengthens the vital organs promotes functional activity good digestion and vigor and i S fi 1 11 ii enrJS W uoywuuu uraui- - x f r 4fc isJ 7 t A ii v w 1 Xr SOLPiLLDllGSTOBE PR 100 IER BOTTLE W perilous experience of rouudinyvthe eulh fitreetaud Cleveland Aveuue One story fiame seven rooms on Horu v West Seventh tr et Special Elections Called- One story fiame three rooms cot court also ordered au elec tape on Howe street The Lot on North side West Seventh tion tobe held at the regular elec 621x252 tion in November to take the sense Lot on ON al Avenue 60x130 Lot on ONeal Aveuue 60x125 of the voters on proposition to Three lots on South side Ve6t 7th issue bonds to purchase thepresent street 50x200 turnpikes and build other new free 17 lots ou Yriuug tret SOxlnO fjikes County Judge Cansler has 200 acre farm ou Butteiuiilk iload also ordered an election at the same 3h miles from Hopkuwille Ky Teims to suit purchaser time to vote on the free road ques- ¬ New eight room house aud lot on tion Elm street Teim- - oue ihird dioh balance in one mid two years Ohios Reform Ticket Brick veuoeted bouse six rooin The Union Reform Partv of Ohio 8SJx268i corupr Virgiuia and 18 Sts third has nominated a full ticket with Oue years cash balmce in oue and two Seth Ellis at the head for Governor Two vHcaut lots nud three house The attempt o indorse Mayor and lots inOracey Apply to Jones of Toledo for Governor reBuchanan fc BtiEATniTT sulted in an inglorious failure Webber Block Jones only receiving twenty six votes on first ballots It is estimated that it would take an 21000000000000000000000000 If Col Boblugersall could see some d00 years to move the Kansas com of the spirit communications alleged tq come from him he would feel crop of this year Tn the meantime sufficiently punished for all injustice corn prjfces are uot mOviug up JEsterhazy is pronounced ActjJeJjsh he ever did wosesw or any one hi F t amlZ Hujjj j itinfci in fi Dr Ottos Spruce Quin Balsam Formula on eacft package ment and will be con ducted on a broad aid liberaLscale No tiresome waits Something kept going all the time CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY j j i H PHce 25 A 50c Ff5wler Half Rates on kGRR m t dfe v Eor sale by AuderSou O O G IVEIsTS 1 f l i The euculptits tree which grows lOtfeht inuTertr makes valuable wood gives the bt es houey tint has imrjortaut medicinal properties ancf prevents malaria should be planted Summer Excursion Rates w iujmauy othqr places then Cuba At Commencing May15tband con1 it is all that itBis said to lie we mav tinuinguntil Sept 80thv tlo Illinois tat fr tfF t expect toheil offtho Eucalyptus Qentral R Rtjwill sell round trip tickets asfollowsi I Trust sooner or later Ll t Cerulean Springs 80c fut Guerin is asmuch a prisoner as it ji frnv XSTx KV l V X iVtfuSi Jxi seclusion he iuay suffer somVdf tha GraVsoufSDrinVsirI - - Jr Vr m VyZ - VVV inconveniences that have tallen to tteiurniirauu days fromoate ot tr V I W o J rPfesident VI GLOVER Secretary XSfi i J W a i V wmfti nWihm4uJ4MfiUMWvtrH I Ill i II VVv lIIMIlll III1W I Wy Ml M --yrT W III H B m ff i Wtjw 1 llll ii --J- L- IliinjMiiiMMMTitllMil TT1tinyrT1lHMMiMrtiWHrtMMiMBnB ff LA GREOLE A HAIR RESTORER to any part U S or Canada fliH BBHb fV HWWH IHB fl H Perfect Hair Dressing and Restorer H MtImBi V WB m IH B 1ft m7 JT tBb 9 fm jm j BP r Ji Vd HB BBl M if I I WR HVJi HH H f BR B 1 W AP a M B lJ IV a Bb BBV H Jl J Bh m iSv BVJ fl H MBf pl 111 vBBb m Bh I JB HVA1 W H w I IflSflullB BV BVJI fll BVj BH J fl BVftvJ Bh OHABGES PREPAID Sole Proprietors VAN YLtbl MANSNhLU DRUG CO MEMPHIS TEN N L SqLD THE EXPERT TELLS Hundred Raised to Three Hundred BY R C HARDWICK HOPKINSV1ULE KY CIKCUIT COUUT jOinECTOKY riw MANY 1Y0LUNTEERED Story of the Sinking of the Merri- mac at Santiago Admiral Sainpsou Say the Collier Could Have ileen Mmmed ft Hun ¬ dred fTlmen Why Lieut Hob- ion Wii Selected The largest starch business is in Oswego DIGEST YOUR FOOD Sree filling out a blank form rrites DawT Ames the handwriting ex 4 Eigbty 1 the paper is finished the writer notices the omission goes back and writes in the lacking- word Tlie insertion is different from tlwj writingimmediate y Peeling and following it show- ing mt it was written at another time and not in its natural order The Potter Gibbono forgery in New Jer- sey tui ne3 upQp this very point The forgery consisted of one word added to a receipt for 300 making it read eighty three hundred The eighty was written by the 6ame hand that wrote the remainder of the receipt but was added at another1 time Gibbons by whom the receipt was given held a mortgage of 9300 on Potters farm Potter called to pay him 300 of it on account Gibbons had been ill and could not write well so he asked Potter to draw up the re- ¬ ceipt The receipt was drawn for 300 and Gibbons signed it Then noticing that the figures usually in ¬ serted in such papers hadnot been put in ho returned it to Potter with the suggestion that the figures y be added Potter tookJlhereceipt added something folded jit and laid it on the table Gibbonfdid not examine it supposing that the other man had written in the figures as requested When another installment of the mortgage fell due Potter set up the claimthat he owed only 1000 in BtetfSpf 8000 as Gibbons main ¬ tained He produced the receipt in support of his statement The form of the paper wasEounusual however and the examination of the handwrit ¬ ing expert showed so plainly that the word eighty had been hastily written in after the receipt wrts completed vVthat it wasnot allowed to stand pertsay one word is omitted After TJltiwtwncr rin of all sickness la caused br food not being properly digested It creates pol- eons ana sroea into yoar uioou ana men you are hristi an Fourth Monday In February Uable to almost any disease the hnmau system term six week First Monday In June teinr lour weeks I rarth Monday In September a heir in TTn Or CarlsteUts German Liver Powder and watch the results You will feel term six week t the pood effects after taking one dose Give It Calloway becond Monday in April term a trial ana do convincca August term weeks Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures threeweeks First Monday in in November two Second Monday term three weeks th Medicine Your Cough ihreeweekstblrdMondaytn May term two weeks first Monday In September tekm three weeks Tkioo First Monday In February term CERULEAN rno x SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY SAM BOYD for Children For sale by Just West for coal made me feel uncertain that my orders to obstruct the channel would be carried out and Tthcrefore at once turned my attention to perfecting the scheme The detail of sinking the collier quickly when once in position seemed to be a doubtful operation It was then thai I sent for Mr Ilobson as sistant naval constructor who had been with ua on the flagship and asked his opinion as to the best method of caus ing the Merrimac to Bink In his opinion the opening of sea valves would not cause her to sink quickly enough After over the pondering considerable curious problem Mr Hobson left the cabin with the understanding that he would consider other plans and that after he had found what he considered a feasible one he would return and re- ¬ port On tho 30th of May while we were on our waj he came into the cabin with his plan quite perfected involv ¬ ing tho use of ten torpedoes To im ¬ provise so many torpedoes seemed to mo to bo a difficult task but Mr Hobson He had was confident of success thought out every detail even to the smallest point It was at this time that he requested the privilege of command- ¬ ing the expedition I was well awaro that the success of the undertaking ab ¬ solutely depended upon the man who was to be intrusted with its execution si was grealy Impressed with the faith ¬ ¬ ¬ MP Tho arrangements Jor the sinking of Anderson Fowler the Merrimac at Snntlugo ore briefly t noted In Admiral SampsonB article in The largest beef and pork packthe Century on The Atlantic Fleet in ing house is in Chicago the Spanish War Schleys intention to return to Key Lyoh First Monday in May term two flret Monday in August term two iree ireeks first Monday in September termtwo weeks Proprietor PROFESSIONAL CARDS CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought C HTANDY J7E3STTIST Kellys jewelry 6tore KT HOPK1NSVILLE This famous health and pleasure resort thB oldest in Western Kentucky is Bituated on the Ohio Valley branch of the Illinois Central railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 miles from Princeton Office over Bears tho Signature of ANDREW SABGENT M D Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains daily ana Reduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season Now Open Write for Hates RESORT The largest don bank is in Lon- Office Physician aud Snrgeon HepklnsnlleKy opposite Jit j There Are Others Court Room Telephone Office 83 3 Residence 63 1 There uro cither chill lonicR than Dr MenUeuballd Chill aim Fever Jas B AilenBWorth Cure but if jou purchase a bottle of I JasILandes andes AAllensworth thiB remedy and are uot convinced Attorneys-ln-Lathat it is the best chili touicyou have ever used your mnney will be refund- Office In McDaniel building nearCourtHou se Will practice In all the courts and supre m ed by R C HarOwick druggiBt court Special attention to collections- Price 50 cent fifth and Main streetB 1899 THE GREAT SUMMER 1899 DAWSON SPRINGS Dawson Hopkins Oounty Ky 0 The largest spring Jvvorks are in E H BARKER DENTIST ARCADIA HOUSE Pittsburg Office over HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In the early garbs or oprinc blossoms forth trees and flowers causing the despondent chord to vibrate to this the moat delightful of all springtime and how do you feel Hare yon that tired shaky feellna F V ZIMMER the forerunner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid Fever If so yon must not pass this warning ATTORNEY AT LAW as It is an Indication of sickness avoid this consult ns as our advice costs you nothing Will practice in the courts of Chris Call on your druggist and procure a bottle ot Special Dr Carfstedts German Liver Powder Take tian and adjoining counties one dose a day at bed time for sis days then attention given to the collection of follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Office in Webber block back Tonic following the directions and after two claims Hopkinsville Ky weeks course of these two great remedies you of Court House will feel like the flowers look in the spring Prepare yourself foe the malarial or hot season If when the atraosohero Is full of germs you HENRY E HOLTON necessary and when your system warns stock repeat the above These Remedies in anu soia oy Attorney at Law Anderson in First National Bank Hopkinsville Ky upon the Louisville and Memphis diision of the Illinois Central railroad formerly Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad 165 miles west of Louisville Xy and 58 miles east of Faducah Ky The Arcadia House is new and neatly furnished with capacity of enter taining 300 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arcadia House have free access to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June andujy offer many advantages to persons visiting the SpriogB The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N M HOLEMAN CO Proprietors T C HANBERY M These celebrated chalybeate and salt springs are situated immediately F SHRYER Fowler TPS I jUB4tf L- 51 tstoryoiomultu A and Remus r 1 The largest bottle manufactory is t A Office Court Square Hopkinsville Ky PEOPLES HANBERY Railroad St Between Tenth WAREHOUSE SHRYER E Thestory of Romulus and Eemus the way of manvhistorical 1fables if archaeologists agreq on the Vx genuineness oftho ecehtdiscoveies in the Forunff Alittle while ago a will co Pittsburg Proprs black stone believed to be the lapis niger that marked the burial place of Romulus was found They haye now dug under the stone and un ¬ earthed amid many votive offerings a cippus of tufa rock marked with an alphabetic inscription This is de ¬ clared to be in Archaean characters the earliest Isiown which may give ft Greek origin to Rome like that of Cumaee and Marseilles dating some centuries before the traditional year of the citv 753 before Christ A REAR ADMIRAL SAMPSON Commander of the Atlantic Fleet In the Spanish War JAPANESE ROOM Furnishings Are All Imported and Cost a Small Fortune A perfect Japanese room is a fea ture of one of New Yorks costly pri- vate houses and the history of its ac- ¬ quisition is an illustration of the thoroughness with which such plans are often carried out by Americans of wealth The man in question wanted a Japanese room Ho could easily have bought in New York Japanese furnishings enough to fill a hundred rooms but that would not have satis- ¬ fied him He was determined that there should not be even in the mikados realm itself a more perfect apartment than the one to be in ¬ cluded in his Fifth avenue house To accomplish tliis purpose he sent a young artist to Japan with instruc- ¬ tions to study the subject exhaustive- ¬ ly and with carte blanche for the pur- ¬ chase of the neceflsary furnishings The artist happy mip spent sev- eral months in tho flowery kingdom HRq lived in Japanese houses wore Japanese clothing and studied with might and main all tho Japanese jcoms to which he could gain access TiWaTly ho returned in triumph bringing almost priceless carvings paintings embroideries and mani- ¬ fold othei things Japanesque supple- ¬ mented by two native workmen whose mission it was to put all of these tilings together in tho manner of Japan not according to the cabinet ¬ makers and paper hangers of the western hpmisphere Tho room cost a 6mall fortune but it is the pride of harbor and the triumph of the f the owner The tests of honor among Prench artistHarperS T3azar V ji i officers just now are capacity and -Loaf Knit a Requisite willingness to lie about the Dreyfus r No bald headed man can hope to b and the absolute fearlessness which Mr Hobson displayed Not in tho least particular did he show a particle of doubt of success He had developed the whole plan to such a degree that no one else had or probably could have had the matter so completely in mind For this reason alone prudence demanded that he should be intrusted with the princi pal command As soon as this point was decided the work of preparation went ahead with great rapidity and in all details as Mr so that when we Hobson wished reached Santiago early on June 1 the preparations torpedoes fuses etc were completed except the plan for adapting them to the collier which we now saw for the first time While the work on the Merrimac was being pushed Commander J M Miller com manding the vessel came on board the New York and entered a most urgent protest against being deprived of his command even questioning my author-¬ ity to remove him from ashlp where he had been placed in command by the navy department He positively re ¬ fused to give up hiscommand to anyone in the circumstances He had my sym ¬ pathy but I succeeded in convincing him that in the exceedingly short time at our disposal it would be most unwise to make a change in the plans Volunteers were called for to man the collier with the idea of enlisting in so hazardous an undertaking only those most capable and willing To my sur prise enough officers anil men volun- ¬ teered to man a hundred Merrimacs there being hundreds of offers from a single ship As only seven men were re-¬ quired it was a difficult matter to de ¬ cide who should be chosen to go Mr Hobson was to be the only officer It was daybreak of June 2 when I went on board to have a final look at Mr Hob sons completed preparations By the time I had made even a hasty inspection the day was advancing and by the time the collier was under way for the en trance to tho harbor I reluctantly made tip my mind that it was already too light to make tho attempt and accordingly signal was made for her to return and wait till the next morning The time was employed In making still more sat isfactory preparations so that before daybreak on June 3 the Merrknao was quietly steaming for tho mouth of the HOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh I William Yates have sold a half SCareful attention given to sampling and eelling all tobacco consigned interest in my business to Jas J Cal- to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unlesi much expe- ¬ man The largest drop hammer in the vert a in thewho has had worked in otherwise instructed business and rience world is the property of the Beth- ¬ all the large cities and is up to date lehem Iron Company I hope that my in workmanship friends will call and see us First Walling Tenn April 29 1898 cIbbs shine 5c Respectfully PROPRIETORS OF I was very bad down nearly all the YATES CALVERT with my side back and time Buffering Successors to William Yates kidneys ana would have been dead loug ago without relief After taking Sc Dr J H McLeans Liver and Kid- ¬ GlarksMiUe ney Balm a few days I found it was Barbers helping me and by the time the sec We Solicit the Patronage of AH Who Have Tobacco To Sell ond bottle was gone I was well and 7th street HopfclnsTllle Ky hive been iu good health since K8peelal attention to patronB clean Lines James Fisher Sb Satisfactory service Call andbeconvincqd Free Storage to Shippers For Bale by C K Wyly Boars the Signature of ou Hara filwd rm OASVORXA iwi m To my Customers and Citizens m KENDRICK RUNYON BOYO POOL G entral Tobacco Warehouse Tennessee The largest steel works are in Cash Advances Made J C on Consignments Pittsburg No Relief KENDRICK For 20 Years troubled for the last twenty years with bronchial affection and at times have been bedfast Have tried a great many cough reme- ¬ dies but found no relief until I tried Foleys Honey and Tar 1 can honestly recommend Foleys Koney and Tar us a quick relief rsliable pleasant to take and a sure cure for diseases of the throat and lungs Minerva Smith iUWashington Ave Danville 111 For sale by Anderson Fowler I have been I j rTFTH AVENUE HOTE LOUISVILLE XV Salesman JAS WEST NAT GAITHER i Hotel In the 1 id Electric Elevatt IOTeCalipbcll Manage Best Qaither VVest TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS ncjHH 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE HOKINSVILLE KY Liberal advances made on Tobacco WG Four months storage Free W The largest vooden ware manufactory is at St Louis Wheeler H Faxon f1 Take a dose of Prickly Ash Bit ters at night when you go to bed and you will feel bright aud vigorous next morning It will insure you a copious and healthy passage of the howels improved appetite and digestion and increased energy of body and brain It beats stimulating drinks because its reviving influence is natural hence permanent jjTfjjjra tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest agency for BecurlnKpatents Co receive Patents taken through Munn special notice without charge In tho I nAnA innlnrt n alrAlph anri HAaflntlnn mM quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention Is probnbly patentable Communica- ¬ Wheeler Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments con Faxon Grain Dealers b Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants CnovnicHTS Trade Marks Designs bcssellville and r sts c Hopkinsville Ky All Tobacco dent us Oovered by Insurance No man is any better then the average etails of his daily life Stopped Tlio Itack Ache BAssMargantown Indwrites AR I wae afBcted with Kidney disease and had to get up quiet often during the night and suffered severe pains in Kidneys and with Backache I used Foleys Kidney Cure after taking three bottles I am entirely cured Fowler For sale by Anderson A handsomely illustrated weekly Largest clr culatlon of any sctentltlo Journal Terms 13 a year s fonr months L Sold by all newsdealers Scientific American Branch Office 634 SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO- - MUNN Co36Broadwa New York F St Washington D C RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN STREET TOBACCO HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY CO WAREHOUSE Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky R ECOOPER Salesman 1 A Hardly anybody iB a sure of himself as he would have people believe Hot days followed by cool nights will breed malaria in the body that is bilious or costive Prickly Asn Bit ters is very valuable at this time for keepincr the stomach - and bowela well tetrulatea This splendid new Hotel beautifully furnished throughout heated by steam and equipped with electric lights and ice plant and all othermod ern improvements is now open for business The table will be unsur- by that of any other house in he South V Worms PrPxd by viCi VERMIFUGE Molt In Quantity WHITES CREAM Bcttin Quality For 20 Yfirs Has Lid all Worm Rami dits OIiD s X A3JX1 wl u ururAaw JAMES F BAKLARB St Wi kOUt Hii mh UOJD WHITLOW PwprMtt FOR SALE BY Rf 0 HABDWICK J f J T45oJHin0iitle U- MhoDklusnllit At BowliugGreen Senator Goebel replying to some of Theodore Hal lams abuse stated that one of Hal lams brothers had been in the In his speech at penitentiary Princeton Friday Hallain attemp- ¬ ted to create the impression that Goebel referred to the imprison ment of one of his brothers in a mi- ¬ litary prison during the war The Louisville Post and other Repub- ¬ lican papers Used Hallams reply as the basis of a charge that Goebel had insulted the Confederate soldiers Senator Goebel at Law CUBAJf CAPTAINS GENERAL Stories of Some of tlie Ma Who Have Held the Offite Hihtnaum t j lentuckian nr- - qperaihouse Opening pf the season alllshed Tuosday and Tnday Mornings CHAS aUSSCKIl-lION M MEACHAM 2 A YEAR IN ADVANCE cnappUcton Locil reading notices 20 cents per line dpecial locals cents line each Insertion Sates Xorstandtngadvertlsements tarnished OFFIOSai2SOUlH MAIN STKEET TUESDAY SEPT 5 1899 DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governor 5WILLIAM GOEBEL of Kenton For Lieuteuautf Governor J C W BECKHAM of Nelsou y For Attorney General fBOBT J BRECKINRIDGE TV of Boyle a 4 For Auditor 3 US G COULTER of Gravea For Treasurer V S W HAGER V I of Boyd t For Secretary of State C BRECK HILL of Clark Tor Supt Pub Instruction H V MoCHESNEY f Bowling Green speech about TheoMr dore Hallam of Covington Hall am had seen fit in his speech at Bowling Green to 3ay something about my family Among- - others he mentioned my brother I said that I never had a brother in the penitentiary and that it was some- ¬ thing Hallam could not say I see Hallam said this was true but that his brother was a Confederate soldier and was thrown into prison during the war Hallam Mark what I now say had several brothers and I want the Confederates to know it was not his brother who was a Confed- ¬ erate soldier that I referred to It was to another brother one who was convicted of a civil charge I am incapable of casting any reflec- ¬ tion upon a Confederate soldier A member of my family was a Confed- ¬ erate soldier and was thrown into a military prison and you all know that I am held responsible for bringing about the nomination of that gallant soldier Robert J Saturday used this language to make it plainer to Hal lam which brother he meant I had something to say in my renceburg of Livingston Breckinridge Tor Commissioner of Agriculture ION B NALL of Jefferson For Railroad Commissioner J FLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins County FOR CITY COUNCILMAN We are authorized to announce UJartiu W DaviB as a candidate for the office of City Councilman from the First Ward subject to the action totihe Democratic party office of City Councilman from the Third watd subject to the action of the Democratic party JameaWoatasa candidate for the We aro authorized to announce Rev H R Coleman of Louisville is giving a practical turn to his en- ¬ trance into politics He is sending out cards with printed requests for contributions of fifty cents the cards being provided with a hole and gummed flaps to enclose the coin He asks that thefund to fight Goe- belism be sent to him A promi- ¬ nent Republican ally of the Brownies showed the Kentucktan one of the cards received by him Better lookout Brother Coleman Nothing will scatter a crowd like taking up a collection especially a crowd that has been enjoying free rides free grub and free drinks They are making it unpleasant for Mormon elders in Tennessee A mob broke up a meeting inSwew art county Wednesday night and Miss May Hardin was killed by a bullet fired at an elder by Baston Winston who committed suicide when he realized what he had done Near Sweetwater a day or two later Mormon preachers were pelt- ¬ ed with eggs and driven out of the neighborhood The Spaniards havo taken from the governors palace in Havana lha por- ¬ traits of tho governors general of Cuba and it is said will hang them in the ministry of war at Madridi Mr Antonio Escobar who knows the por ¬ traits well has written on account of them in the New York Evening Post and has embellished his account with some personal anecdotes of the men One Of the governors Gen Bnlma sedn was extremely stout but never ¬ theless rode a horse and it is said that when he dismounted nis horse could At last plainly be heard to say This reminds one of a current witti cism in the Santiago campaign in which a horse laugh was defined as the laugh which Gen Wheelers the horse had on Gen Shatters disparity in tho weight of those offi- ¬ cers being nearly 200 pounds One of the governors Valdes was a chivalrous man and also a man with a sense of humor He commanded in South America against tho insur ¬ gent Gen Sucre He had a young mulatto commended to him by a lady as a good patriot because he had thrown stones at Sucre if Senora responded Valdes anyone but a lady had told me this I should order the man to be flogged As it is I will content myself with saying that tho boor did wrong for although Sucre is my countrys en- ¬ emy he is as much a general and a gentleman as I am Valdes said that he wished to leave his name behind him in Cuba and ac- ¬ cordingly he ordered that ever foundling should be given the sur-¬ name of Valdes As tho order was not rescinded until long after he ceased to bo governor general the name Valdes is now extremely com- ¬ mon in Cuba Under Gov Gen Ricaport assas- ¬ sinations became terribly frequent in the island so that no ones life or property was 6af e A great delegation went to Ricaport to demand that something be done to improve the en- ¬ forcement of the law When the governor asked them do you say these robberies and as ¬ sassinations take placo At night they answered FRIDAY SEPT 8 w ith the BARLOW 35 MINSTRELS Management Harry Ward 35 WHITE ARTISTS Band and Orchestra COSTUMES SONGS AND DANCES Hats fe3 llWs 1 wtf V n There is nothing NE W ilzLH FIRST PART t a ft k Mjhat adds to a mans a j t M Grind Street Parade at Noon Prices 25 35 50 and 75 cents Reserved seats on sale at Postal Telegraph Office Y V Alp looks more than a w u r a anice stylish new fitting hat Throw away your old soiled straw hat MONDAY SEPT 11 Lincoln J REMEMBER i Carters American Naval Drama A The MAINE Startling in its Realism Novel in its Con- - r vr H- - t Play thai is good for VHfnd buy an- Icycle Picturesque and True to Life in its Rendition Q1PFT The Destruction of the -- - Maine The Great Na- ¬ val Battle of Manila Grandest Most Novel and Origi- ¬ nal Effects Ever Produced Prices 25 35 50 and 75 cents Seats on Sale at Postal Tele- ¬ graph office West the North and South East and struction JT Brand Straw lis Hatdf r l t at r t J 1 City Market House Large Fat Mackerel in Hopkinsvitle 2 Price T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing the finest Fish IOC Each JD Dalton as a candidate lor to the office of Councilman from the Fourth Ward subject to the ac ton of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce G WTi9 t We are authorized to announce Frank L Waller as a candidate for tthe office of City Councilman from the Fourth ward subject to the action of tho Democratic party suspected I advise you if you dont want to be robbed or assas sinated to do as I do never go out at night So ARCTIC SLEEPING DRESS Made of Deer Skins and Is Both Light and Warm The sleeping bag is made of the In the streets Chicken Potted Ham Soups Canned Salmon French Sardines Salmon Steak French Crackers Watermelons Vegetables FftESH EVERY DAY us with your orders BIG STOCK LOW PBICES J S3 I ft Shoe Co JTry MOAYONS BIG STOE tel j I mmmmmmmmmmmmmm E B CLARK itll CO i GROCERS Fine Farm in This County For Sale In order 10 wnd up th estate of Dr Jas Wheeler deceased we offer Hale QPV 5 Best 1 Made T We are authorized to announce J Gov Bradley has appointed Fred Wall as a candidate for re election 1o the office of City Councilman from H Roberts his private Secretary the Sixth Ward subject to the action police Judge of Owensboro and the of the Democratic party elected J S city council has Stir man to the same vacancy caused We are authorized to announce A by the death of Judge C N Pendle- ¬ J Reeder Jack R eder as a candi- ¬ ton The matter will have to be date foi Councilman from the Seventh Ward subject to the action of the settled in the courts There is also Democratic party a dispute as to whether the new judge will serve until the election We are authorized to announce Jce this year or next near N Fowright as a candidate for the office of City Councilman from the Col W R Howell is in demand Seventh ward subject to the action as a speaker He has already of the Democratic party made half a dozen speeches and has He We are authorized to annonuce J several appointments ahead as a candidate for the made two speeches in Union County H Eggetou office of City Councilman from the Saturday and spoke at Cadiz yes seventh ward subject to the action terday He has also accepted an of the Democratic party invitation to address the Goebel club at Owensboro on the 15th inst Brown address- ¬ Hon John Young Ollie James stirred the boys up at ed an audience of 522 people at and Senator Dawson Saturday and a dispatch Madisonville Saturday Deboe bpoke to 162 at Henderson says fully 75 votes were converted to Goebel Some of the best Demo the same day crats in the world are found around Redwine is not the only uman of Dawson and we cannot believe that the hour with wine in his name many of them will go wrong Gov Bradley will appoint J L ib in Lon Early wine to succeed Private Sec- ¬ The largest bauk don retary Roberts planning to have a by local applications as the r cannot tig Democratic barbecue on October reach the diseased portion of the ear 10 and a free dinner for 25000 people There is ouly one uay to cuie deaf will be provided and there will be nefs and that is by constilutioual Deafness speaking by orators of national re- ¬ remedies condition of is caused by an the mucous liu inflamed putations iug of the Eustachian Tubes When this tube is inflamed you have a rumThe Sultan ofSulu has been taken bling sound or imperfect heariug in on a peace basis and permitted and when it is entirely closed Deaf result and uultss the in to retain his harem Polygamy ness is the can be taken out and this flammation has thus been formally and officially tube restored to its normal condition recognized by thfe Republican ad- ¬ hearing will be destroyed forever ministration in our expanded ter- ¬ nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an in ¬ ritory flamed condition of the mucous sur Louisville is DeatneiM Cannot ISe Cured winter skins of the deer sewed to- ¬ gether with the hair turned in long enough for a man to lie at full length inside and fitted with a flap to haul over the head after getting in The boots are made of the skin of the legs of the deer the hair outside while the soles are tho hide of the oogrook or large hair seal Inside the boots are worn deer skin socks with the hair next the feet and inside these again arc worn one and sometimes two pairs of heavy woolen socks The shirt or parkie is made of the summer skins of the deer these being lighter and is double that is it is really two parkies in one so that there ia hair next the body and outside as well It is fitted with a hood which is trimmed around the face with wolf skin for the hair of that animal be ¬ ing long and coarse it affords ex ¬ cellent protection from tho cold and biting winds The trousers are gen- ¬ erally single and made of the thick winter skins with tho hair turned out Deer skin combines two very essential properties it is veiywarm and very light in fact the double parkie does not weigh any more than tho average double breasted sack coat of civilization and our sleeping bags weighed only 12 pounds Our hand covering consisted of deer skin mittens with woolen gloves inside so that when it became necessary to work around the sled or adjust the dog harness the clumsy deer mit could be slipped off and the hands still pro- ¬ tected by the woolen gloves Harp ¬ for his home place known as of Hopkiusville Bis tract of land contains 450 acres is surrounded by a fine hedge fence is in a perfect state of cultivation and is one of the most fertile and productive farms in the State There is ou it a fine brick residence of 9 or 10 rooms with ball bath room Richland situated ou the Kentucky and Tennessee turnpike 5 miles south Hosiery i M J lu gJ pantry cellar and kitchen costing originally 17000 to build now in good repair Also 5 lnrge tobacco barns stable 0 or 10 servant houses and all needed out houses It has an unfailing supply of water in abundant quantity No more de¬ sirable suburban home can be found any where Its soil is unexcelled in productiveness Yielding in ordinary seasou 1000 lbs tobacco 25 to 81 bushels of wheat and 8 or 10 bbls of corn to each acre in cultivation Time to suit purchaser Apply to W G Wheeler Hopkiusville or C K Wheeler W F Bradshaw Just Think You can buy a 25c pair w Kb HOSE warranted FOR lO CENTS iUmA nrtTri iast i i ui v urx j j iDiaoK hd W W 1UUAJ W atMoayons Big Store rJCC J Ul OllU Paducah g o Ud of your evening drives take your carriage to West Lee and have them to put on a set of their elegant rubber tires They have the best equipped plant in the South and guarantee work aud prices Give home enterprise a chanc Rubber Tires If you want to get real pleasure out I0AY0NS BIG STORE Notice L Harneds Estate ers Magazine He Was No All persons having claims against thu estate of Larkin Harned deceased will file them with me properly veri fied according to law and within the next GO days or they will bo btrrd by law Persons indebted to the estate will settle at oncw with W L Pirker or T J Childress admins lJl Furniture and Undertaking Fighter Either trators A P Crockett Atty Hopkinsvile Ky n L V One day Tommy accompanied his mother on a shopping expedition and seeing a large candy man in a con- ¬ fectioners window he paused in front of it with a wistful look then turn- ¬ ing away regretfully he said Mam faces ma I could lick that fellow with both Yellow fever lias made its ap- ¬ We will give One Hundred Dollars hands tied behind me Troy Times pearance jn two Southern cities for any case of Deafness caused by Value of a Good Head At Key West 18 case have been re- ¬ catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for cir ported and Ihere have been a few culars free A prudf nt man says a witty deaths Id New Orleans one or F Js CHENEY is like a pin His head Frenchniai CO Toledo O twoT cases have develpped but busj- fsp ciiDyUruBRiste 7ic prevents Jfcnfroin going too far--Halls Family PilU amh Company Wo have a fiue hearse and a full line of Coffius and CashelB and Un want several car loads of CHOICE dertaking supplied neat and now We have eecured the services ofsW N WALNUT LOGS Will pay high Ducker who is ready at all times tq Herve the public and we guarantee est cash price They aso buy POP ¬ LAR and HARDWUOD LUMBER satisfaction and terms the most liberal We also havo a nice line of in mixed cars Write tbem at Louis Henry Koehler ville Ky- - Furniture Organs and Sewing Machines L Al Among the visitors to Cerulean from here Sunday were Mr W S Harned and wife Messrs Chas O Prowse L M Cayce John McCar ley LJ BoxleyY J W-- Gace and which we will sell for less money than can be bought elsewhere 9th St ARMSTRONG o Jjeti Main and Virginia1 t i rfr r ji jii i tHP j Trrrr7 PAWNSHOPS AND BANKS j DYSPEPSIA A Early History of Money Loans Is Katnef Obsrare winter Tllftff ftfJltC 1 SOWN ROW Affords HOWELL PLEASED o EAt Splendid Wfnfsr Grazing J 4 J Is your appetite poor Doeayourf food distress you And are you m losing strength T Then take a thor ough coarse of treatment with f Auers h Sarsaparilla It takes out all the poisons from your blood It givea power to the stomach to digest your food Diges ¬ tion becomes natural Your blood is well fed And your whole system prospers iuo AH druggists J C AYER CO Lowell Mass PRACTICING DENTISTRY Several Just Graduated and Will Begin in the Fall Several wo ¬ New YorktTribUne men have just been graduated at various dental colleges in this country and will practice in Sep- ¬ tember Miss Grade Newton Shir- ¬ ley took highest honors at the uni uersity of Buffalo commencement in a class of eighty five She is a Cincinnati girl and a half sister to Miss Nina Newton a promising Miss young artist of Cincinnati in the Shirley was the only woman class when she took the degree of doctor of of dentistry At the commencement of the Ohio college of Dental Surgery in Cin ¬ cinnati this year the same degree was conferred on three women out sr class of 61 These were Miss Ada A Farr of Michigan Miss E A Snyder of Ohio and Miss Hedy Tcherniac of Germany Thelatter was already an M D of the uni- ¬ versity of Geneva Four out of the twelve of this years graduates of the New York dental school were women They ary Fishman Miss JXre Mss Rosenson Mi3S Maria L Anna Tantum and Miss Matilda Sinai Women have been more than fairly successful in the practice pt vy Jk dentistry in the United States There are only a few women in the profession in England and a num- ¬ ber of these took their degrees here It is said that a clear majority of the women dentists of Germany went th that country from America WON A CADETSHIP Son of a Hopkinsville Belle of Twenty Years Ago r r The Dade City Fla Democrat contains this flattering notice of a young son of Mrs Lizzie Lewis Grey daughter of Mr Chas T Lewis formerly of this county Ben E Grey of this place won the prize in the competitive exami nation at Tallahassee for appoint ¬ ment to the vacant cadetship at West Point His many friends are rejoicing and heis receiving hearty congratulations upon his good for- ¬ tune He is a young man of fine character exemplary habits and a close student and we feel assured that should he pass the ordeal that still awaits him that he will reflect credit upon himself his family and his state His friends hope that he may be physically as well as men ¬ tally fitted for the examination that still awaits him THE STREET FAIR The Coming Attraction October 4 to 7 bus-sub-a- Nearly sixty of the leading S 4 iness firms of the city have scribed to the street fair fund the success of the big event is now fully assured Other subscribers are desired and those wlshinir booth j3ace should telephone 14 2 and some one of the committee will call to see them A Musical Skit Baldwin part Messrs Coburn owners of the Great Barlow Min- ¬ strels are two of the best known musical performers is existence Mr J Arthur Coburn is considered the cleverest cornet virtuoso in the minstrel profession and in conjunc ¬ tion with with his partner Lew Baldwins- clever comedian they produce a refined piusica1 skit that ruiever fall to bring rounds of ap tlTiito thef rfftjHr j r The ordinance providing for the TRYING TO PACIFY mmmmmEmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmMm election of councilmen by wards was re enacted as is the custom The Negroes by Sending Out every two years Colored Speakers At the meeting Saturday night nothing of importance was done After a short session the Council The Republican campaign com adjourned subject to the call of the mitee has made arrangements to have the negro voters of the State mayor of addressed on the issues of the cam- ¬ paign by negro orators The fol- ¬ GREAT WAR PLAY lowing appointments have been business At the Opera House Next Monday made for E E Underwood M D of Frankfort and W A Jones Trapped Night editor of the Kentucky Standard What is tho highest position in the Madison ville Monday September General Fitzhugh Lee is a promi- ¬ 18 Hopkinsville Tuesday Septem- ¬ aimy papa asked Sammy Snaggs Comander in chief replied Mr nent and patriotic figure in Lincoln ber 19 Henderson Wednesday Snaggs J Carters stirring and really September 20 Owensboro Thurs- ¬ No Remember the day September 21 and Bowling beautiful play Then what Maine Captain Sigsbee is an Green Friday September 22 The chief of tho balloon corp9 other of the characters also Ad- ¬ speaking to begin at each place at 13 Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph miral Dewey these characters are 730 p m not merely thrown in to attract The Penalty but in this magnificent productiou JEWISH NEW YEAR Village Gossip Did ye ear as owd by Mr Carter act and speak just 21 STAR POINTER Sally Sergeants dead T3r whats as they did during the real strug- ¬ Began Yesterday Evening and bin pew opener up to Wickleham gle They are the sensible cohe- ¬ It Lasts Twenty Four Hours church nigh on 50 year rent result of necessity in making a 1 Tho Village Atheist solemnly play of merit and fact and not of be Rosh Hoshona the Jewish New Ah I See what comes o po w openin I the cheap trashy sort Year began Monday evening at Punch Remember the Maine is a stirring The idea of sunset and lasts until this evening play of modern times PON LETTER writing such a play was suggested during which time all the stores will Pon Ky September 3 The to- - by Mr Carter immediately after of those of the Jewish faith will bacco worms are so bad that the the Maine was destroyed and in as usual be closed The holidav farmers are having to cut their consequence the result is a dramati- is one of much importance on the tobacco zed diary of actual events with of Jewish calendar and is observed 6m The protracted meeting closed at course play makers license in small throughout the world with great ceremony Fords chapel last Sunday night detail allowed Mr Carter spent Ten days later the Day of AtoneDAY The meeting- was conducted by some hundreds of dollars gaining ment will be celebrated Remember the Elder Moore and Elder J W Gant facts for this play Maine comes to the Opera House Brother Gant preached some very You may bridle the appetite but you can not bribe the liver to io itF able sermons There were sixteen Monday September 11 IN work well You must be honest with additions to the church it help it along a little now and then BARLOW A1INSTRELSwith a dose of HERBINE the best Mrs E M Barnes whohasbeen liver regulator Price 50 cis confined to her bed the last three Will Open The Season At The For sale bv R O Hardwick weeks is able to be up some now Opera House Friday Night Account of political meeting at and can walk some by the aid of Princeton the Illinois Central Rail- crutches Manager Holland has secured Importer and Aanufacturer of Mrs Mary Walker is very sick the famous Barlow Minstrels as the road will sell round trip tickets to Princeton on September 6th limited at the home of her son Mr Tea opening attraction for this season to September 7th at rate of one and Walker The St Paul Dispatch says one third fare Mr Sam Word son of Tom Word There was a fine turn out last E M Sherwood Agent died the 18th of August of typhoid night to witness the performance of A diseased Honey Bee fever The Great Barlow Minstrels and morospness liver declares itself b mental depression lac it is sate to say that no one went of energy restlessness melancholy The Southern Printer a monthly away dissatisfied at the fall of the and constipation HERBINE will trade Journal published here by Mr curtain The entertainment is one restore the liver to a healthy condi W L Whitesides has suspended of the best eer given here Every tion Price 50c Sold by R C Hard ¬ publication and the publisher has act is excellent and any thing that wick removed to Knoxville Tenn Mr Rockefeller appears as a great might offend is vigorously excluded The stage for the first part was light to the world when his immense very tastefully set The jokes were oil tanks take fire all fresh not a single chestnut be ¬ As nn external liniment of most ing cracked The vocalists aie wonderful penetrative and curative AIR FM WHITLOW of Hopkinsville Ky is my solicitor above an average and the mu- power BALLARDS SNOW LINI A MODERN PARLOR sical act excellently rendered by MENT is not equaled by auy other Harry Ward iu the world trice 25 aud 50 eta CoburnBaldwin shows great progress in the manu R O Hardwick the next President of Minstrelsy fact b re of fine furniture iu recent We keep up with all the lat yeau- kept the house in a roar while the A sanguine disposition is one that est styles aud artistic designs in fur COD LIVER OIL WITH work of Zella the human frog is cau continue to hope for something OF V niture for parlor library bed room f fL OK XVviy the greatest novelty seen here in a which it knows wont happen i CT HYPOPHOSPHITES diuiugroom and office aud our store long time The show is one that is replete with beauty in all the lat A Texas Wonder est aud best desigus in One furnican be well recommended to fun should alwaysbe kept in I rTr5ciilV Halls Great Discovery ture or the cheaper grades to suit all the house for the fol- ¬ loversthe Opera House Friday Sept One small bottle of Halls Great tastes and purses At lowing reasons Discovey cures all kiduey nnd blad- ¬ r- rIf i r 8 I UrVVLvii cKjv KITCHEN der troubles removes gravel cures WALLER i If any member FIRST Because diabetes seminal emissions weak 301 South Alain Street of the family has a hard cold It PIKE CHOATE and lame back rheumatism and allir will cure It regularities of the kidneys aud blad Hopkinsville Ky tr Because if the chil- ¬ Kelly Couple United in Marriage der in both men and women Regu SECOND lates bladder trouble iu children If dren are delicate and sickly It will not sold by your druggist will be Sunday Morning SPECIAL LOCALS make them strong and well sent by mail ou receipt of 1 One All curable diseases successfully treated If the father or small bottle is two months treat THIRD Because or BE GOOD TO YOURSESF and wlthouttheuse ot drugsMrs knife K Oldham Is losing flesh and becom ¬ The marriage of two well known ment aud will cure any case above mother Oldham Lula ing thin and emaciated It will build young people of the Klley neigh ¬ mentioned E W HALL good to your friends When you D JaaEMrs Josle EPO Gregory D O graduates O treat a friend to Whiskey give him of American School ol Osteopathy Klrkavllle them Up and give them flesh and borhood was solemnized by Rev P Sole manufacturer St Louie Mo the best HARPER Whiskey is the Mo Offlce at residence of Mrs Ur Thomas formerly Waco Texas strength of Crofton Sunday A Thomas For sale by T D Armistead Hop beverage for your friends and for you 1301 South Virginia street Consultation and SOLD BY W R Long HopkinB examination tree FOURTH Because it Is the The contracting parties were Mr kinsville Ky standard remedy In all throat and John W villo Ky Pike and Miss Addie READ THIS lung affections Fine Farm For Sale Clanton Ala March 3 1897 I cer Choate The marriage took place 100 acres 25 acres in timber bal ¬ of the brides parents tify that I have been cured of kidney Whether a man if a crauk or No household should be without It atthe home Hajls Great cleared situated on Fairview can cte taken In summer as well and was witnessed by a larg6 aud bladder troubles by eccentric depends much on his ance near Little Uiver churchy Discovery pjke Wacdj Texas and I can as In winter v1 of the friend of the popular fully recommend itr number importance as a part of the social a Apply to W P QuAM s idli5 VdruiTvfH Tho original pawnshop ia difficult to locate says a bulletin of the depart ¬ ment of labor Early historians were interested in other lines and only when the royal crown was placed in pawn or the king took steps to curb tho cupidity of the hated money lend er was the subject of pawns and pledges mentioned Moreover the history of pawnbroking is so inter ¬ woven with that of usury and banking that its complete separation from these subjects is for a time at least an impossibility From earliest times and with all peoples the Bystem of pledging effects as security for ad¬ vances in money has existed in some form In this early period all those who accepted pledges as security for loans were not pawnbrokers in the sense that wo to day uso tho term Of the antiquity of pawnbroking we are assured but are without a clow as to what may have been its process of metamorphosis from tho time of tho Jewish law to that of the Roman Its analogy to banking tha fact that the pawnbrokers later be came bankers would lead to the con ¬ clusion that private pawnbrokers ex ¬ isted long before tho stato took cog ¬ nizance of tho business Iteems probable that the constant taking of articles in pledge which of necessity demanded their 6afekeecpinff to se cure tho repayment of the loan sug ¬ gested the like deposit of money and valuables In this case the progenitor of the present banking system was originally a pawnshop instead of a bank which later took up the pawn o OUR FAtX CATALOOUK gives descriptions of these and other hecti Qrnlnnlso Clovers and Grasses Vegetable Seeds bulbs Fertilizers Etc Write for it and pricej of any Seeds re Fines Grain til I Vm anl rg8 Yields of Hon W R Howell at Edmonton Last Week iifieiii Our buyer is now in the East and is in a position to buy in the mot advantageous way The New Fa Hoods ared WOOS8TlBB8ffoSS SHORT SESSION City Council Hurries Through to Escape the Heat The weather was hot and the Council lost no time in disposing of the regular business Friday night The usual claims were allowed and Treasurer Crenshaws report sub- ¬ mitted showed a balance on hand of 65283 The receipts and ex- ¬ penditures for the month were about the same nearly 1700 Dr W M Leverett col reported that he had vaccinated 518 persons and he was allowed 10790 for his services Several petitions were received and referred to the proper com- ¬ mittees The speech pf Hon WR Howell ofHopkinsville delivered here Mon ¬ day was one of the greatest deliver ed in Metcalfe county for years Before Mr Howell came the Dem- ¬ ocrats here thought they wanted Peak or Thorne or Goodnight or Breckinridge to speak to them but they found they were mistaken How- ¬ ell was the man they wanted Mr Howell made a clean honest and brilliant Democratic speech and sent the Democrats home jubilant There has been some dissatisfaction here but it is all passing away and very little if any of it will be left by the time the November elec- ¬ tion rolls around Whenever the State Democratic campaign committee wants to fill in a date for Col Howell let them send him back to Metcalfe He is a thor- ¬ oughbred and his Democracy suits Metcalte Hurrah for Bill Goebel and Bill Howell Edmonton correspoudent in Glasgow Times 9 are coming in daily and when they are all here the gathering will be one of the largest and most complete stock of Dry Goods Notions and Carpets ever shown in Hopkinsville The prices will be the lowest possible cash price m m GANT SLAYDEN Gratid Racing Carnival Finest and Most complete Program in the History the Tri State Fair EVANSVILLE IND SEPT 18 TO 22 TROTS AND PACES SIOO EACH The Famous Pacing Stallion will start Thursday Sept to beat his own record 159 4 This performance will the grandest event in Evansville turf history be High Class The Fair Features All evening trains leaving Evansville will every day be held until p ADMISSION EVERY ESTABLISHED R L AKIN Secretary 1852 50c SAMUEL HODGSON Marble aad Grranite MonuLmeiits TABLETS ETC SCOTTS CLA ItliSVITLTIi TENNESSEE fl EMULSION ssdS8 it4y25h r- jras I -- T SP 7 OSTEOPATHY M 1 jtr j8rra tiiR Jt KW r t 4 l f i arr ff Vmill T iiii 2 V fj ti rv I i VV - i THRBB DOO STORIES ROTAL COHTRIBUTIOHifc J Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought and which has hccu in use for over 30 years has bprno tho signature of and has been inatlo under his pcr- infancy sonal supervision since -iccUK Allow no one to deceive its in this you All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex ¬ periments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment 1 XZi L What is CASTOR A Castoria is a Paregoric Drops I ymd Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms Stomach and- Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep iThe Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend substitute for Castor Oil and allays Peverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation nd Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho 7 g GENUINE CASTORIA Bears the Signature of ALWAYS The Kind Ton Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THC CENTAUR COMPANY TT CdY ACUcM MUIKY THCCT NCW YORK CITY flASfi RICHARDS pBUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN t Building Materials I Of All Kinds LUMBER LIME AND CEMENT Give us a call when you need anything in our line DAGG RICHARDS HOPKINSVILLE KY MONUMENTS The White Bronze Monument beautiful in design appropriate in color never tarnishes chips or cracks and science in its long search for something that would stand the frost of this climate for monumental purposes has at last found it in the White Bronze It fills every wish It is a beauty to be hold It will perpetuate the mem ory of loved ones that future gener ationb may bestow those jittle acts of kindness upon the graves after wo have gone to our reward Tkcy Illtratrate the Jealotiir Which Anonymous Ttomt of Queen Victoria good digestion sound sleep a I Soroettmea XRBlfeated by That Were Returned with Thanks fine appetite and a ripe old age Iluusehold Pet Queen Victoria lias always had a are some of the results of the use Your story In a recent number of the leaning toward authorship andhe distinguished- of Tutts Liver Pills A single Spectator of the dog who buried the has often related to kitten alive may perhaps bacdrrobor members of the writers craft how she1 dose will convince you of their ated by two others within iho experi- ¬ when young sent anonymous n ence of the writer In both 3ealousy ap ¬ o editors wonderful effects and virf pears to have been the motive for tho tributions chiefly poems interment of the rival A mongrel ter only to receive them back with the rier excessively devoted to hiHjnistress usual expression o regret sick head was very jealous of her love for a kit ¬ The same experience befell both An absolute cure for ten Often Svhen the latter had been marchioness of achef dyspepsia malaria sour the caressed by the lady the former would Princess Louise go off and scratch a hole In the garden Lome arid the late duke of Albany stomach dizziness constipation and then fetching tlie Kitten wouia Tho latter used to tell hbr art editor bury it therein To prevent the kitten wrote to him at the same time re bilious fever piles torpid liver forcing its way out the terrier would manuscript to the effect fand all kindred diseases post himself upon the grave and so turning his although the statements he unhappily for his purpose would guide that to the speedy rescue of the latter by made were interesting enough they its friends Once he chose a pail of soot seemed to be quite without au ¬ Sometitnea when we are mostpuffed for the death tomb At other times thority up over the size of our shadow we the dog and the kitten were good Tho princess was more fortunatet are standing in our own light friends and playmates ¬ on many occasions One editor reAnother dog this time a spaniel re sentful of the importation of a tortoise peatedly accepted articles on artfrpm which her master had bought for his her before he discovered her identity Bearitiio ItiB KlodYou Have Always Bough children and given the range of the one of the The princess says that lawn determined to put her rival to death by the same method Very short ¬ proudest moments of her life was that ly after its coming both the dog and in which 6ho found a check made out It is the things we do net do that the tortoise could nowhere be found to herself in the name of MyraPon make us weary of life Presently the dog returned with her tenoy for literary work paws covered with earth toot so ihe A TIMELY HINT Tho wife of the German emperor tortoise Suspicious of the spaniel her Ton skcnldbe frlsaand see that your blood U look for too a few years ago was keen on ac rich arid pnre and yorir whole system pat In a master coaxed her to come and Dr it when she guiltily drew off to the quiring literary fame Her book a perfectly healthy condition by the use of yon CarHtedta German Liver Powder Then stopped before a small garden and will malaria typhoid fever colds story of pld German days wandered and be free fromDr Carlstedts German Liver the trip mound of earth which when removed Powder it the test medicine rnoaey can bny with a stick revealed the tortoise He from publisher to publisher without For your Cold try Dr Ottos Sprues a kind word being said for it a fact Gum slsam Prlso 25s and 60s who hides can find Perhaps I may add a story of a skye which the empress now acknowledges lottla For sale by He too belonged to tho owner of the caused her more disappointment than terrier the culprit of the first storj Anderson Powler The skyes favorite place was as it any other trouble had ever done After the book had made its round A sanguine disposition is one that should be at his mistress feet He was generally quite well behaved but would the empress wished to publish it on can continue to hope for something have lost his character one day had he her own account but was strongly dis ¬ which it knows wont happen been without excuse The skye was suaded from doing so by the emperor running in front of his mistress and her If you eat niihout appetite you Somehow tho story got abroad husband and suddenly surprised them need Prickly AshBitters It prompt by flying at a poor girl and holding her among the publishers and the em- ¬ prisoner When they came to her res press was waited upon one day by a lv removes irapuntiea that clog and cue they fourid her to be a child to deputation from a leading publishing impede the action of the digestive organB creates good appetite and di- ¬ whom had been given a pair of the secure what firm of Berlin who asked to bo al- ¬ gestion strength of body and activity skyes mistress shoes To he deemed to be a thief of his mistress lowed the honor of publishing her of brain property and this the shoes that had work Tho empress told the deputa- ¬ Mr Rockefeller appears as a great so tenderly rubbed him was clearly his tion that her experience as an au- ¬ light to the world when his immenps did it Spectator duty and he thoress had caused her so much dis- ¬ oil tanks take fire appointment that after her husband EPISODE STREET CAR Dont lie Imposed Upon had read what 6he Tiad written and Sweet Little CIiKsbko Glrl Two Always insit on gettiug Foleys pronounced unfavorably upon it she Crown a Crippled Child with a Houey and Tar hb it is postively ab had ordered the manuscript to be Wreath of Wild Flower soliitely and unqualifiedly the best Y World Accept no substi cough medicine On a street car coming In from the tute Forsrtleby Anderson Fowler THE MOUNTAIN RAT western limitB of the city on Saturday afternoon last were two little girls who Perhaps Tom Reed is sawing wood had spent the day in the woods ard Ronents in Colorado Are Mischievous enditgir to last him through the and Thievish among the wild flowers The picture of 1900 health was reflected on each of perfect II P Ufford writing mthe QQn cauipniguof j were their beaming faces The children tury of Out of Doors in Colorado Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam exuberant and their arms were filled describes as tho mountain rat as the A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce with roses and violets Gum Balsam The Formula Is on the package At Hoisted Btreet their laughter only plague worse than tho Canadian Cores your Cough in a day Very pleasant to Children cry ceased as they saw a little girlof about jay popularly known as the camp take 25c and 0c for it Large size bottles Price their own age being tenderly assisted robber For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr into the car Her face was very pale Liver Powder This fierce rodent he says is near- ¬ Carlstedts German by For sale lor an acciaeni wnicn naa appenea 10 ¬ her some weeks before had made her a ly twice the size of the Norway spe- Anderson Fowler cripple for life As she sat down she cies and is always ready for a fight Besides his bellicose propensities he The horse thief is paepiugHweyand is an arrant thief The miners have perhaps we shall not have the auto a saying that he will steal anything purloiner but a red h6t stove He does not steal to satisfy hunger alone he ap- ¬ 3ELXA Pro- ¬ Bean the s4 The Kind Yon Havg Always Bought pears to be a kleptomaniac voked by the depredations of one old Signature of graybeard who haunted our cabin I one day assisted in harrying his TurkeyB are quoted iu our market castle where I found the following reports as turks regardless of what articles four candles one partly may be the feelings of Abdul burned three intact two spoons one knife two forks 27 nails all sizes and More haste less speed nrp nrnucrhs hnrn one box of pills one coffee pot lid Innct pn elnulv and one tin cup two pairs of socks of experience that somethings cant be hurried without loss and waste three handkerchiefs one bottle of That is specially true of eating ink three empty phials one stick of The railway lunch habit five is a giant powder with ten feet of fuse minutes for refreshments A CLEAR KEKDjf Wpugh w r u rt k Line between the cities of Cincinnati LxinetonLouis ville EvansvilleSi Louis A Known Bcii- Nasnille Memphis moiu f gomery Mobile an New WI YHOIWttWA AND SPlspaCNBlVALED Ant theetjoof Mttitr r Tutts Liver Pills c sxcjexxa Pullman Redact Car for Mlahtai Savanah Macon Jackson- Mile and poinisC tlV JU lUI tU10 i Wf vl Connections are made at Guthrie and NashyiJIelfprallpointB orth East Southland West 1 Jn PuliinarLPalaceCarH EMIGRANTS this road wiiireceivespeciallowratea See agents of his compaay for rates routerc or write to OpP Atmobe G P TA Louisville ffSfSZ I Announcements C R FL The Illinois Cen ¬ tral now has on sale and will con- ¬ tinue theBamaun- til September 30 189 round trip summer tourist tickets from nninto nn ifo llnnn n TOURIST WES the South to a large list of summer reHortB in the xNortfa Its fast double daily service to St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly and comfortably the mouutain resorts of Virginia wthe White Mountains diid Seaside ofjfcew England the Thousand Islands ih lake and forest resorts of Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota the Hot Springs of Arkausas the Yellowstone Park or the resorts of Colorado Tickets and full information as to rates in connection with the above can be had of agents of the Central ana connecting lines 1 ubkm hit K iti Jm A H rnsact Neivurlfnng A X scort Dlv Pass Agent Mempfin H PannonG hcdBo AAVKelordAGP Louisville Til r k ALAKO rt i W TL sanAntcmo OQW O St Louis San Francisco RR BETWEEN THROUGH CAR ROUTE AND ST LOUISWICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS CROWNED HER WITH A WREATH munis JL r sv- 1 Vttttj0iKl As5fc SBh U P- SF m- crossed her lap with her crutches and then enviously glanced at the little girls opposite to her In another mo ment two childish heads were in earnest conversation Then foUowed the swift but olumsj- - movements of their fingers A garland was woven and they walked across to where the cripple was seated lifted her faded hat from her head re¬ placed it with the wreath kissed the little sufferer and then took their seats again No Did anyone in thnt car laugh but tears of joy ran down a womans face She was the mother of the two little girls Chicago Daily lews sssswj no 6P E J Mnrphey Also Agent fur Agt Pembroke- Ky 4 Tv IZdP w S i0 iVIK i WiiHliBiHt Hih Vftt Planters Insurance Co CIieBprat ICellable Insurance extnut Siwmmmtamm f IHHHMKT iJ i it tne young man or young woman who would win being conceded it is of first importance to get yntir mhiol that Stands in the very front rank i-i-h-s A BUSINESS EDUCATION -wi-ii t u The Bryant Book Keeping Shorthand Telegraphy Decnnie Ther Killed Sheep Little Flossie was look- ¬ ing nt a picture book and finally said Mamma why do men hunt lions and Stratton Business College Louisville Ky tigers Because they are cruel nnd Seven experienced teaches iuch ppc iaUst in kill sheep and the poor little innocent - U oriuif tastimo lambs his line Write for a bewtji replied her mother Then nials from grHduatP occult i jc wn At ptitiou why dont thjjy hunt the butchers all over the United States A rort t ihrfni fr too she asMfed Chicago Journal i four-year-old -rrniThis jh- - f eh iol jf- Itooater Creates Scnantlon Me Lewiston rooster dlstin tinguished itself the other day It was on exhibition in a shop window and somehow escaped It flew across the street into a cigar store upset a box of cigars on the counter and then flew up on the shelves kno kincr down a lot of pipes and boxes Being chased out itwent down the street squawking wildly and took refuge in a store where four men wero playing cards and clawed around like a bald eagle until chased out with a broom The alarmed fowl next took an aerial flight to another store where there was a pile of live lob ¬ sters in the window One of them closed on the leg of the rooster nnd held on untH the owner of the bird ar ¬ rived and reclaimed him A ui ance medicinecontaining no alcohol or other intoxicant Given away Dr Pierces great work The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on reCatching Turtles ceipt of stamps for the paper cover-¬ A curious mode of catching turtles ed book or 31 stamps for cloth is practiced in the West Indies It binding to Dr R V Pierce Buffa- ¬ lo N consists in attaching a ring and a line to the tail of a species of sucker fish Whether a man if a crank or IklwJ aBM H H nil Bv QBbTh bvMlFiU which is then thrown overboard and eccentric depends much on his immediately makes for the first turtle importance as a part of the social he may spy to which he attaches him ¬ machine self Tho fisherman then hauls both j3fea5rj3JT315 turtle and sucker fish in GoIurDowh hiu People Sunshine of Prosperity suffering But few men are sunstruck by the from Kid ney sunshine of prosperity Chicago feel Diseases 2H1R0UQH a gradual fflHOUSBSEt Daily News but Bteady loss of VESTIBUIEO PINGBUf fET strength and vital TRAINSDAILY Hard AiKUswfln CARS FROM ity They should tfASHVILLE mSBSSBSiSeSSSsfl NErYORLOte The diamondis the hardest known lose no time in trying Jo CHICAOrj to get Chicago Dailyj Foleys Kidney Cure a substance fPJEFFRIE5fjPA DnjtlLtHANG5Jl Guaranteed Preparation NWB beans rice and dried apples galore His spirit of mischief is as strong as his passion for stealing and the hon- ¬ est miner solemnly avers that if you leave open a bag of beans and one of rice he will not rest till he has made a clean transfer of all the beans to the rice bag and vico versa I know that more than once he has during tho night filled one or both of my boots with tho cones of the 6pruce tree I havo heard also of a veracious pros- ¬ pector who returning from -- a trip without coffee pot frying pan and bake oven accounted for their ab- ¬ sence by declaring that the mountain rats had carried them off and em phasized his assertion by shooting through the leg a skeptic who was 60 injudicious as to doubt the fact aches when there are sour or bitter risings undue fullness after eating hot flushes irritabilitynervousness irresolution cold extremities and other annoying symptoms be sure the stomach and organs or digestion and nutrition have broken down Nothing will re establish them in active healthy operation so quickly as Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It strengthens the stomach nourishes the nerves purifies the blood and builds up the body It is a strictly temper- ¬ of sorrows to many a busy man When the tongue is foul the head habit most disastrous to the health You You may hurry your eating cant hurry your digestion and the neglect to allow proper time for this important function is the beginning Solid VeitibuTcd Trttni with Pullman Slerpert HarvVy Dining Hall and Reclining Chair Cn Mipi time table and lull Information furnished upon application to GEO T SICHOLSOI W 0 HELTILLE Trav Paiar Agent Genl Pawf Agent ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO K J wMlm 1 aFEr tf--- wiB oyADaerBon rowjer e U CWANdVlLLElNO iKASrlVlllETEKIiY- tr i J I The a v sr4 r ij iv 3- vi - t z4 fw r v ANYpeoplehave badblood That is because their liver and Kidneys are sluggish and fail to carry off the waste matter When this happens the Jblbod is poisoned and disease sets Ifl To keep your blood pure take ft It DrlHFIctean a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys andSWdder Thousands use it in the spring especially Your druggist has it Only 100 a THE bottle DRJH y For sale by 0 K Witt Druggist MCLEAN MEDICINE CO UV LOUIS MO T F Illinois Gentriai OF INtERESTC TO R R STOCKHOLDERS Free Transportation to Attend the Annual Meeting at Chlcatto Illi¬ r l bo it Resolved That until the further order of this board there may be is sued to each holder of one or more shares of the capital stock of the Illi- ¬ nois Central Railroad Company as registered on the books of the enabling him or her to travel free over the Companys lines from the station on the Illinois JCanira RnilronH rmnrocat in Ilia nr hfr Com-panfe-tick- et nois Central Railroad Company at a meeting held July 21 1897 adopted the following preamble and resolution To the end that the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Com pany may more leadily attend in person the annual meetings oft stock ¬ holders which the by laws require to be held in Chicago on the lhst Wednesday in September in each year The Board of Directors of the rootaiaraii nrlHt oaa in Chtrarrn nil I 1 I 1 rr rersjju journey irom omcugo uuiy on of the meeting and the four days immediately following when properly countersigned and stamped ujrl the presidents office These tick- CIS will now oe coumersigneu uuu stamped in the office of W G Bbuen Such Assistant Secretary Chicago a ticket mav be obtained by any Veer istered holder of stock on application in writing to the president of the Company in Chicago Each application must state the full name and ad- Amnaa t lA of rirtlylirtlrlot ornnttv nc criven iniiis or her certificate of stock together with the number and date rjfrliA Amf rtf tliA maaiinrr u i j 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 ifour days immediately preceding and nnrl fn ttio thay DEYEREUX bclonps the honor hia discovery a fact that rather rankled 111 my mind at the time for Devcreux having a snug berth in a railroad ofllce ia not engaged in that feverish search for copy which distin ¬ guishes my own troubled journalistic existence nor docs he claim like my ¬ self to be a keen and critical observer of types Whats more Devereux is not the musician that I am To bo sure he has a pretty tenor of his own and that mysterious something we call ear whichenubles a nan to join In on a quartette without danger of being pHclied from the window But still he cani play everything from Itublnstein to rag tlmb with his eyes shut nor has he composed n comic opera that only the short sighted stupidity of theatrical managers has kept irom 8weeplngtho country like a sec ¬ ond PlnaforeV ButenougU of ourselves It was the cello player I was going to tell about We had gone up to the Rcgia music hall Jthat evening in thd rather vain hope of a little amusement when we or rather beyereux discovered him The big red and white auditorium was lammed with a noisy crowd when we got thre and you could have shov- ¬ eled the cigar smoke out with a spade Wo took seats In the front row on ac- ¬ count of the crowd rather than that wo were habitues of that locality for neither of us could boast a bald spot My own hair may be thinning a trifle on tho temples but still when properly arranged It makes a very respectable appearance while Devereuxa blond locks accurately parted in the middle are thick enough to stuff a soft cushion for some pretty girl to rest her heaH upon if he chose to dedicate them to such a quixotic purpose A lean girl with a Greek nose and voice located somewhere in the bridge thereof was doing a male Impersoila tion interspersed with fascinating smiles at the chappies in the audience and had just got to the hiccoughs in the Inevitable intoxication scene I was wondering as I lighted my cigarette why girls always get the hic- ¬ coughs when they put on trousers when Devereux jogged my elbow and my match went out I swore at him mildly as I scratched another some ¬ how one can never be very fierce with Devereux hes such a gentlemanly chap but he paid no attention to what I said and only motioned me excitedly to look at the orchestra I looked of course and there right la front of us was an old fellow playing the cello He had a long pale face TO ry Cello Player i By Edgar Temple Field yy m would Indicate that while he might have been the Columbus who discovered this Interesting human con- ¬ tinent I alone was capable 6f deter ¬ mining its artistic latitude and longitude But Devereux didnt mind my manner in the least Where in the devil are you going he nsked a moment later us I plunged suddenly into n dark alley To the stage entrance wherever It may be I repliedshortly I knew mighty wclj where It was for Id served my turn In the train of the as lovely Caroline Calnos adorers many a better fellow had done before me and since toofor that matter Well I hope toheaveri he wont be groaned Dev all night In coming ereaux as he turned up his coat collar to keep out the keen cast wind But it seemed as if he mount to be all night for though we waited till the last tousled and sleepy chorus girl flit- ¬ ted by us under the glittering gas jet the old musician did not appear At last DevercuxTrebelled Well he announced iwitb much firmness you maybe willing to stand here till you freeze Into a monument to the attractiveness Hatche stelna corps du ballet but Im blamed If I do Hero goesjpr thatsandwich rfollowea him iiTalsappoInted sulkl ncssto tho Hungarian cafe we fre-¬ quent and jfhere under the mellowing Influence ofi a bottle of Budai I recov- ¬ ered somewhat from my chagrin at the escape of iny flnd Wiere onearth had he gone I won- ¬ dered And what fa picture he made with those burningdeep set eyes under the jshock of hair A rare type Flem air which oflr masterly rejoined You ought to better That coloring Who cares how - It looks cried Devereux Its when it goes down your throat it shows its quality What I began turnlpg on him in astonishment He was gazing nf fecildnatelj at the wine in his glass It was of that he had been talking I turned away with a scornful shrug of my shoulders Tho railroad business is hardly con- ¬ ducive to imagination I observed with sarcasm and then I gave a cry of joy There was Lnland at the next table and Unlnud was musical director at the Begin and a friend of mine In response to my eager summons ho came and joined us readily enough nnd as soon as it was decent I commenced to pump him That was a great cello player you had to remarked blandly Oh yes said Unland with a little smile half apologetic half annoyed Hes a genius Where did you pick him up I asked trying to be care- ¬ less but succeeding badly na I was told by the twinkle in Devereux eye Beally its too bad to make fun of us said the director showing his teeth in another little smile but look ¬ ing really annoyed this time But Im in earnest I persisted get ¬ ting ngry in my turn That old fel- ¬ low who played tho cello for you tonight is as fine nplayer as I ever heard and hia improvisation were really Ishfprobabfy Pure Hungarian If anything ever wa7 remarked Devereux in my ear ItatsfI know- and thought nothing would cure me Then I commenced to take Dr Golden Medical Discovery This mediPierces cine together with Dr Pierces Pellets cured me Folks now say Hello Ed I Whats be-¬ come of your pimples Very despondent Some men have an Idea that it is beneath a mans dignity to trouble him- 1 U CM I pen mucti about hi personal appearance If anything is said upon the subject ithey snort with dis ¬ dain and say they vanity to the I L women A man never made a greater mistake A man should not onlv be at all times neatly dressed but also clean and wholesome of body The man who Is so is the man that suc ¬ ceeds The man who does not care a Conner hntlt Tlttf fMrt OTlnm 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 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 bis 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 cost3 a trifle for a man to dress well and It costs still less for him to keep clean wholesome and healthy In a physical way When a mans stomach Is rifrht and his dl 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 appettte 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 GeoT Lasher 147 No 10th St rimuucipiiia t a luihe morninz 1 felt as if I had never slept and was too languid to eat I was troubled with pimples boils dizzy head backache nnd hollow cheeks At one time I I was had twenty eight bolls on my back f ar JSslJ WEri 32SS5 Xv 9 IIHHleave vflHl g It will only cost you 50 cents extra to ride all day in a Cotton Seated in a 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p n 53 p rr Hardwick Druggist A BOON TO MANKIND DR p m 800pjr For farther Information address H C Mosdcx A G P A or Louisville w L Mills Owensboro Kv TABLERS BUCKEYE BBSfcJryc 6i J Ky 3 I1 a Mtfci W h lv t 1 PILE 7 -- tU jw W -i- j ib IMAtHUBvl ffpTrfmiiJrviM Ilir IU 1W t r MiniHmk m I C MEMOES h m RAILY TIMEITABLE- - tqy CURE Secretary The next annual meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company will be held at the office of the Company in Chicaeo on Wednesday September 27 1899 at noon For thejpurpose of this meet ing the Stock Transfer Books will be closed from the close ot business on September 12th to the morning of September 28th person will be carried free in respect to any one holding of stock as registered on the books of the Company By order qf the board of directors A G Haokstaff J OI 1 8UC11 Lid i CUrtlUCUlU vr lr HU muio luciu uuc Unland glanced quickly at the bottle from which Id juat refilled my glass and then inquiringly at Devereux before he replied with rather distanfpo liteness Im afraid youre not quite your- ¬ self my dear sir We havent had a cello player in our orchestra for a fgfg5E5e53 18 1899 dally dly an 20pm 4 80pm No 302 No 810 Eflectlve June No 831 A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED tubes by Mail 75 Cents bottles 50 cents JAMES F BALLARD Sols Proprietor Ar Princeton Ar Paducah Lv HopklnsvllU R03 9 15 10 dally 500am am 365 pm 610 a m 6 50 p m pn 310 North Main Street ST LOUIS MO year What are you giving us anyhow I pried rudely nnd Devereux hastily AND HOW THE PLATED framed In a shock of bushy hair and Ar Henderson ArEvansville Ar Louisville io JO a m 0a m 8725pm 15 p m 1 FOR SALE BY R C HARDWICK 25pm THE THBICE-A-WEEK EDITION PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE PRICE OP AWEEKLY the Philippines and the great Presi dential campaign Jtoo at hand its Rvalue is further increased t Tho motto of the Trice a Week World is improvement It Btrives each year to be better than it was the rlfer before and the public confl TSic9jnit js shQwnby the factBthat Miflpirculates more than twice as nnnnra OVPrV WBek DS RnY Other newspaper not a daily published in America f- of the last year have established th6 overwhelming value of The Thrice a WfEK World to eferj reader For an alwrost nominal sum it Iirs kept its subscribers informed of the progreis of all our wars and moreover has re ported them as promptly and fully as With our interif it were a daily ests still extending throughout the world with our troops operating ii The striking and important events vni and the Kentcokian together bue year for S2 50 The regular subscription price of ltn iiMnmnlAfl nartrcnonAf I the two papers is S3 00 Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all rcnfillfiHt vsamnle rooms ronnoMo 3 M riffiii d nwsw o 1 a VWUtHlUlU vmn CB V uius L P KleidbbbR Props JHeHlraanK white faced old chap with a queer deep set eyes that glowed like a cats long head and a lot of Poderewski when Its In the dark and there was hair such an antique old word air about And he played things that were not him that if hed had on a fur trimmed in tho score weird little melodies that pelisse he might have passed ior one of got under your skin and set your Itembrandts old burgomeisters nerves on edge I added eagerly And how he played Unland took a hasty swallow from The tone he drew from the big fiddle bis glass and wiped his face with a made my skin creep up my spine till it strangely shaking hand Then he felt like a thousand legged worm fixed hia eyes on us with a queer look The Greek posed girl was singing nn and bold slowly ordinary little ditty most all on one Gentlemen youve been describing note and the only cellist wove into an old musician who played for us for the accompaniment tho most wonderful a long time but does so no longer little aira not loud but aweet and ead But he was there to night burst as life itself and full of a henrt breakingyj out Devereux sun ui tuugiug it wus BuujJijf uiui r ci Of course he was I said We saw ous him I gave Devereux an expressive glance One year ago to night went on our to show that I was on and after that guest not noticing our Interruption wc didnt either of us pay any attenho hanged himself with one of the tion to the stage We were too busy strings of his cello I saw him burled with the cello player We were speaking of He was an artist that was fiat and the performance this him just before evening how came he in such a place I wondered as I listened to the weird cadences his Tommy said Devereux solemnly bow was dreaming over Strange far- away little fragments of melody they as we were walking homeward an hour were seeming somehow to come from or two later how do you feel As If there werent enough cock- ¬ a long distance though we might al- ¬ have touched him as he satin his tails In New York to steady my most nerves I replied with conviction place at the end of the row Its too bad you lost that copy he Hero was a find indeed I could but surely hardly be still for joyous excitement proceeded hypocritically At last the performance came to a hi ¬ even the most exnctlng newspaper larious though hardly mirthful closej could hardly expect a man to go to hell and we joined the crowd that watfpress- - in search of copy My reply whfoh will scarcely bear Incr down the aisles to the doors Jove what a typo fhat is 1 ex- - publication seemed to startle Dev- ¬ ereux claimed over Devereuxs shoulder said1 You really ought to go away old Queer old fish wasnt he Devereux LetB go and get ri club sancP man Youve been working too hard When a felwlch Imso hungry can hardly tell ho observed solicitously whelher the pangs that assail me at low gets to seelng ghosts you kpow 1 replied with much You forget present emanate from my spine or my dignity that If It hadnt been for you stomach Im go ¬ I never should have seen kimnt all Not on your life I cried ing to land that queer old fish as you Chicago Times nerald call him before 1 sleep to night Hes Jullai Deicrlbe a Gown got at least two columns of copy In him Dorothy I saw a beautiful gown In a tboughyou could hardly be expected to shop window to day see It my boy What was it Julius It strikes me remarked Devereux Well it was that zlgznggy kind of coolly that if it hadnt been for me cloth and It had those braided things ypu neyer would have seen it yourself I privately- - cpnsldered thjs rather across the front and down the back mean of Devereux but as there was and some awful Btylish pointed things jsometruth in it I wisely made no re- - on jthe skirt I wish you would get one iTlKt Hk n it Tit Hits Train 311 datlv ac arat Hopklnsville 980 a m interposed TrMln QiM Hatltr ar n Unnblnvtlta OMnm Why youre dreaming sir We Tralc 3J3 daily ac ar at Hopklnsville S 4U p m K 21 Shekwood Ag Hopklnsville Kv were watching him all the evening a W A Kello d a GP A Louisville Ky L N MONEY SAVE YOUE Reliable Old Bt lNL nio in Mutual 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properly and promptly attended to Con ¬ such as Grates Flues aud Chimneys OLIJ HANK UUILDINO All kinds of Brick Work Tile Hearths Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky A Hro Price and CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes BARRED P ROCKS magnificent bv cockerel wnh souif extra fiue feninlfR Powder Cures INDIGESTION Peu headei PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Telephone 84 2 riugs GGS 1 1 PER 15 If atSlOO iu auy number wunttd This is last yeir I sell eggs 1113 W W GRAY TONSORIAL WEST SEVENTH For Sale by ffifflW Price 25 Cents RODMAN 0IBAOIIAM iklnvllleK ARTISTS thing to patent Protect yonrldeasi tuevma7 bring jrou wealth Write JOHN EDDEIV CO BURN Attorneys WasMngton s m oral nTi LuillJVvPatent WANTED AN IDEAMrSftffiS STItEET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and everything firfk MM U lyiTa- iuiuw I l A ft Royal Hr in j n TrrrrrriiiwfiihMiwiiiiwBUM U u a AN ASSURED FACT ill p tABSOjunncrteuRc novAt POWDER Business Men Coming to Front With Literal Subscriptions The Great Free StreeUFair for this city is an assured fact and 6 and 7 will be held on Oct 4 This will undoubtedly be the great¬ est event ever held in Hopkinsville for several reasons It will bring The eason Approacnes WHEN a it Makes Use food more delicious and wholesome eKwa rowom co Ntw vorne A 4 H a more people on account ofvtherriany jfree attractions it will bring more Cow and calf for sale Inquire JIr M L Elb left for the East-¬ money and because of its Mbeing at this office ern market Sunflay i1 held on the streets right in the Wild Goose Liniment cures rheu Mr W H Campbell is spending business center will necessarily We are in the field this iyeir yribk the matism and neuralgia 25c at ail leavemore money with the business a few days at Dawson druggists Miss May BlUmenstiel left Satur- ¬ men than anything which has ever Dr B N Fruit Dentistoffice over been held here before City Bank Hopkinsville Ky day for New York The committee having in charge Fjne Watch Repairing Diamond Mr W C Bell has returned from the getting of subscriptions T G Mounting c Old gola taken in ex- a trip to New York Littlehales who is secretary and change Mrs I P Gerhart of Clarksville treasurer of the Fair Mr Emile R C Habdwice is visiting relatives in the city Brackrogge and Mr Henry Blum Armstrong and Ducker are well equipped for business They have a Mrs D Frankel has returned from enstiel are well pleased with the new hearse new embalming instru a short visit to Henderson relatives manner in which the business men i ments and everything new in under Forrest Stowe son of Mr E A are coming to the front with sub- ¬ taking supplies Give us a call 9th Stowe has gone to Georgetown to scriptions and the amount already street school subscribed assures the success of No cure no pay that is the way At the same time a much sold S Carter has returned from a the Fair R PorterBAntiBeptic Healing Oil is rtn PnVtn1 Wnva Pn4a Pilvna Snrflt- - visit to relatives near Charlottes- - larger amount is desired in order ches Cracked Heel Saddle Galls villeVa to enable the management to secure Old Sores and all kinds of inflamma Mr J M Ward manager of the additional free attractions and if tions on man or beast Price 25 cents Racket returned from New York possible make the Hopkinsville Free Street Fair better than any Mr W N Ducker the oldest and yesterday of the Fairs held elsewhere most experienced undertaker in Ken Miss Edith Boulware has re- ¬ Lasfryear was impossible to supply The committee reports a few re ¬ tucky has associated himself with L turned from a lengthy visit to Daw ¬ M Armstrong 9th street phone 246 fusals to contribute among the thedemand for these drills This year son Springs S ringB business houses which is of course r wehoper to he preparedf but to make -Mrs G E Gaither left for Phil ¬ to be regretted as every business made Have your clothes adelphia Saturday to be absent man in the city will benefit from 4i sure it would be well to cleaned and repaired by Joe N h several weeks i holding of the Fair and should the Fowright Merchant Tailor V 7th street opp New Era office to Miss Mary McPherson went over be willing to stand a share of the Mi Monteagle Tenn Saturday to expense of getting it up A list of ¬ The secrt of getting a fit in a suit of in a to spend some time subscribers will be published clothes is to get a practical tailor take your measure Roy Garnettson of MrJoe PGar future issue nett is attending Vanderbilt Train ¬ The most delicate constitution can Coal Contract Let safely use COUSENS HONEY OF ing School at Elkton The contract for furnishing coal TAR It is a Bure and pleasant reme Mr H M Frankel has returned If you order now you will be sure to dy for coughs loss of voice and all from a purchasing tour in the east to the asylum during the ensuing throat and lung troubles Price 25 He to Mr G B get your drill We shall be pleased to spentjsome time in New York year was awarded R C Hardwick and 50c Several mines as Underwood vM Mrs W M Campbell of Louis ¬ of local dealers tflh ville after a two weeks visit to rel- ¬ well as a number BALL SEASON ffi rtf bid for the business The contract will not be compelled to take an infe atives here returned home Saturday calls for about 150000 bushels of rior make of drill We are taking or- Will Close With Two Games This Miss Bessie Russell has returned coal Week from a visit of several weeks to ders every day for CREAM VERMIFUGE friends in Central and Eastern Ken- ¬ is WHITESharmless and will remove perfectly The base ball season so far as tucky every worm It is also a tonic and the local team is concerned will Mr J T Wall returned last week by its strengthening properties wil close this week with two games from New York and Boston where restore to pale cheeks the rosy hue of with the Olympics of Louisville he had been for a month buying health Price 25 cts R C Hardl wick one on Thursday and the other on fall stock Friday Mrs L T Templeton of St The visiting nine is composed of Louis and Miss Francis Foulks several of the best known young of AshleyIll are visiting the fam ¬ r- men in Louisville and they all play ily of Mr E L Foulks 1 Cheap excellent ball fertilizer are worthless These are the best Mr J E McPherson wife and Hopkinsville boys will The Experience has proven them so We do not have TO greatly strengthen their team for daughter left Saturday for New York They will be absent about shipped in any fertilizers unless we have orders for this contest and both games will three weeks doubtless prove very interesting them Call and specify your requirements Ml Mrs M C Goodlett and grand- ¬ i V iV OHIO LEADS LIST Very Respectfully children of Nashville arrived Sat- ¬ urday on a visit to Mrs M F r But Kentucky Has Nearly Thirty Alexander near the city Miss Neva Stewart of Louisa Thousand Pensioners Ky and Miss Mary B Dewhurst The annual report of Pensions of St Augustine Fla are visiting shows the number of pensioners on Miss Bessie Russell the roll and the amount paid them Mr W J Semonin of Louisville DESTROYED BY FIRE during the fiscal year as follows was in- town Sunday He says Ohio 105647 pensionerspaid S15 Louisville is all right and will go 45600690 Indiana 67095 pension- ¬ for Goebel by a good majority Tobacco Barn And Contents go up ers amount paid SeO443051 26 Mr and Mrs W W Alexander in Smoke 28927 pensioners of Cincinnati are visiting the fami ¬ Kentucky amount paid 411910831 West ly of Mr J M Adams Mrs AlexA large barn filled with fine to- ¬ Virginia 13067 pensioners amount ander will remain some time bacco belonging- to Mr John Y paid 5199977288 Ohio has more Owsley near Beverly was destroy- Miss Stanley Windes of Lascas pensioners than any other state ed by fire Saturday morning About sas Tenn has excepted a position twenty acres of the weed had just as governess in the family of Mr ON TOP OF PILOT ROCK 4f been put in the building and a fire C Flem Clardy near Newstead started to cure it up In some way Rev W K PinerWill Preach a and arrived Saturday 15 the tobacco caught and the barn Col W L Bamberger left yester Sernon on next Saturday and contents were consumed in a day to spend the holiday in Nasht few minutes The loss is probably For some reason or T W K Piner of Hopkinsville ville Tenn Rev 2000 Mr Owsley had no insur will preach a sermon on the top of another the Colonel is very much ance Pilot Rock the second Saturday in impressed with the City of Rocks Messrs Tom Torian and John J A1ISS RUSSELL September at 10 oclock a m Rev evening Hickman have accepted positions at Duvall will preach in the There will be a dinner on the The Racket as salesmen Both Will Entertain in Honor of Hen op ¬ i ground for all Everybody is invit- ¬ young men are very popular and Quest ed to be on hand and to bring a basr will control a full share of trade for It is expected that their house ket dinner Miss BessieRussell will entertain Mr and Mrs T D Armistead there will be a large crowd present to morrow evening at the hospitable left for Lexington yesterday Mr Pembroke Review hdmeof her parents on South Mam in Armistead will leave his wife in honorof her charming guests Misses THIRTY FOUR ADDITIONS Lexington visiting relatives while f Stewart Kesee and Dewhurst he makes a business trip to New w Miss Russells receptions are al- ¬ Fine Revival at Olivet Baptist York ways very delightful affairs and Church this one will be the principal so ¬ The company preteuting Re- ¬ cial event of the week member the Maine issaid to be the Rev W H Vaughan pastor of best that Lincoln J Carter ever Olivet Baptist church assisted by sent on the road and if the press is WORK HAS COMMENCED Dr Weston Bruner of Baltimore any criterion they will be greeted closed a weeks revival at Olivet by a large audience upon next Lafayettes New Flouring Mill near Garrettsburg Friday night Monday evening for they have our Under Process of Erection with 34 additions to the church It sister cities acknowledge their un- ¬ It ib nonsense to believe that you can buy of some agent as was a fine meeting and resulted in doubted merit Work has commenced on the cheap bb you can of your home ehop where you get the best much good Dr Vaughn baptized large flouring mill to be erected at marble and granite at the lowest possible price If you will TABLE RS BUCKEYE PILE the new converts Sunday morning Lafayette and as soon as the build ¬ OINTMENT relieves the intense call and see our work and get our prices yoivwill find yourself a large crowd being present itching It soothes heals and cures ing is completed it will be fitted up well paid for the trouble Yours truly Guerin is as much a prisoner as it chronic cases where surgeons fail It with the latest improved machinery he bad been taken In hie enforced is no experiment ite sales increase Richards of this city Dagg seclusion he may suffer some of the through its cures Every bottle H are the contractors and they have inconveniences that have fallen to guaranteed Price 50 ctB in bottles 7th a iait St reels Hopkinsyille Ky B C Hardwick a large iorce employed tubes 75 cte Dreyfus HERE AND THERE PERSONAL GOSSIP fou May Nee4 a Drill t ie Superior Empire aild tlie 5 We have them made itttloth Hoe and Discs it Piit in your or ders early y book your order now and6u FERTILIZERS Dont Forget t Armour Homestead and National c K a EXAMINE OUR LINE OF j School Satchels FORBES BRO I Baskets Pencils FREE FREE For the remainder of this month all WALL PAPER bought of us at cents a roll and over will be hung FREE v The prices are not advance ed but we have too many nice papers and want yon to reap the benefit This is a rare portunity to secure beautiful papers at a small cost Tablets Sharpeners companions W T Cooper CO THOMPSON BASSETT Monuments ROBT t Wholesale Retail sacraimea GROCERS BROWN IV- - feiswfcwifciM Urtt v PVi A MM1 1 WV jMer ati- w tfriictfgoijourntu jX9wtf 3Ror MielndersonrbVTir i arti4fc vVttV -- i V j1I

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