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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 12, 1899

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 12, 1899 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1899 hop1899091201_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 12, 1899 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. iWIHMllimiMHIIUIIIIIII 3 III pi w V w k 1 BBBW r u bbh m tr yar C T a v BB I kMIMaMHMWnp1 V Jv v i i uy KOL XXL1 i m HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1899 SEPARATE COACHES TAYLOR COMING j3kAfEfn We have left on our BARGAIN TALBE i Senator GoebeUExplains PositionlQnJt tO His Will Speak In This City Tomor- ¬ row Week VVili Favors The LawlButAIso Favors Accommodations Alike For Both Races tOw Be Accompanied By Deboe Hats There is nothing NO 7ai i H arid Dr James US Marshal Nominee Taylor accompanied by and Dr James is headed thisway He has announced eleven speeches in Western Kentucky one to be in this city k The western itinerary will be as Deboe follows that adds to a mans looks more than a a nice stylish new ft Ladies low Shoes in 1 d3 fi wB blacks and tans hardly onv twoTDairsaUke sizes 1 1 2 tosprices 125 to 3 mostly pointed toes and narrow widths V Childrens DfS Strap Sandals and Lace ll 3 Oxfordsblacks and Tans sizes 5s to 2s prices 75c to 150 To- make quick work we will offer Ghojpe of these two lots at 17C and Misses 50c a Pair i- At Henderson Jno T Moore handed Senator Goebel a paper containing- these itwquestions First Tifse yoWfor or against Second the separate coacKflaw UI you were aMmember of the Legislature woujMyjm vote to re- ¬ ABibe had to catch peal the law a train at 246 hetiid not have time to discuss the matter until he reached Cloverport at night Yes To question No 1 he said To question No 2 he I am for4 it said No I would not vote to re Now then peal the law said the Senator while I am in favor of the separate coach law I am also thoroughly and unmistakably in favor of enforcing the provisions of the law something- that has not f fitting hat Throw away your old soiled straw hat j Monday September 18 Calhoun 1p m Tuesday September 19 Prince- ¬ ton 1 p m Wednesday September 20 Hop kinsville 1 p m Thursday September 21 Pa ducah 730 p m Friday September 22 Morgan field 1 p m and buy an Icycle Brand Straw Hat of us Saturday September 1 23 Clinton pm THEY WILL BE PLACED ON SALE 1 Friday Morning Sept No take back and no exchange Monday September 25 Wickliffe been and is not now being- done 1 p m Wednesday September 27 Mari The provisions of the separate coach law require the railway com- ¬ on 1 p m panies throughout the State to pro- ¬ Thursday September 28 Dixon vide colored people with facilities 1 pf m for travel equal to those given the Friday September 29 Henderson whites and this is not done owing 1 p m to the failure or refusal of the pres- ¬ Saturday September 30 Owens ent Republican Attorney General to boro 1 p m compel the railway corporations to SUES FOR 100 comply with the provisions of the Continuing- the Senator said law While I may regard the present Claims a Shipment of Wheat Fell law sufficiently explicit yet if it be Short at 1 2 Price T WALL Successors to Mammoth Clothing H Anderson E Co asmmtmmmmmwitmmmmmwmii 1 fr jo A REDUCED I j5 1 l B I iiuuaauuuii uuiuiuuuiuuauu 2r f 200 ALL OF OUB 1 Mens Vici Kid 250 kft II 200 If EE V Shoes ARE NOW GOING- AT 1 0 This includes all styles BLACKS JC3I K- ill AJ W V w ever in that direction Colored mothers wives and daughters are forced to be content with being herded like swine with colored men of all classes into a discarded Jim Crowe carbaggage or smoker tem- ¬ porarily remodeled for the purpose by having a cheap contrivance sep arating from the other set apart for men wanting to indulge a smoke likewise language finable in any police court in the State This to them the colored passengers is both smoker and passenger car a condition the whites would not sub ¬ mit to twenty minutes without kick ¬ ing This sums up the provision that is made for the colored people who pay their fare in equal propor tion with the whites arid the Re- ¬ publican Attorney General is alone responsible for the non enforcement of the law This most unjust des crimination theSenator said should be remedied but it would never be until there be elected an Attorney General with backbone and deter mination to do and perform his sworn duty If elected Governor of this great Common wealth continued the Senator I shall see to it that the provisions of the present law are enforced unless somethingshould intervene to prevent In that vent I would favor such amended legislation as could be en- ¬ forced andwould secure to the col- ¬ ored people the comforts and con v veniences intended by the present separate coach law THE CITY DIRECTORY satisfactorily demonstrated that it is not I would favor an amendment N Ed Pool has sued the L compelling- railway corporations to railroad company for 100 The provide accommodations in every petition states that in July last respect the equal of those enjoyed plaintiff shipped 1066 bushels of by the white people The Senator wheat from Douglass consigned to then said the railways were not the Crescent Milling- Company of complying- with the law nor had this city and that on arrival the the Republican Attorney General shipment was 125 bushels short whose duty it is to see the provis- ¬ It is further alleged that it was ions of the law enforced or know through the negligence of the com reason why made any effort what- panys agents that the grain was J CO a Shoe Co lost ASYLUAl Dies Geo Guttering W- - Young Tinware Roofing PATIENT Stoves and Ranges Woodenware at the Age of Sixty Five Years Queensware Cornice Work Pumps Mrs Mary Welborn for a long time a patient at the asylum died and a general line of House Furnishings in that institution Saturday of chronic dysenter aged 65 years Will repair roofs gutters Tinware Stoves etc on short Her old home was in Logan county and the remains were sent to Rus notice Come and see how well we are fixed to care for your sellville Saturday afternoon for wants We want especially to show you this fall the interment Borne Air of Mr Young who lives on Jesup Thomas Avenue died Sunday The re- ¬ the greatest triumph ever sold here in the way of a heating were interred in the Bigger mains staff burying ground three miles stove Burns anything from slack coal up and saves its cost east of the city yesterday every year A two-year-old Death of a Child daughter Radiant Blast Mrs Barnard Thanks MRS PINKHAM Main Street Opp Opera House FOR HEALThV HOPKINSVILLE KY UP IN SMOKE THE BROWN BUTTONS JBEMEMBER 1 Just 2 3 I 3 ing flesh very fast had bladder trouble fluttering pains about tho heart and would get so dizzy and suffered with painful menstruation I was reading in a paper about Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound bo I wroto to you and after taking two bottles I felt like a new person Your Vegetable Compound has entirely cured mo and I cannot praise it enough Mrs J O Bahnabd Mhatoww Wabhinoton Co Mb An Iowa Woman Convlnchcff Statement Lirrra to uks riNsnAu no 18993 Dfau Fbiknd I feel it my duty to express my gratitude and thanks to you for what your medicine has dono Goes for me I was very miserable and los ¬ I PETREEC0 wmummmwm Will Be Ready For Distribution In I tried threo doctors and the last a Day or Two one said nothing but an operation would help me My trouble was pro¬ fuse flowing sometimes I would think The press work on Meachams I would flow to death I was so weak City Directory has been finished that tho least work would tiro me and the book which contains 170 Beading of so many being cured by your to I pages is now in the bindery It writo medicinefor mado np my Imind so to you advice and am will be ready for distribution by to-¬ glad that I did I took Lydia E Pink- morrow or next day It is the only ams Vegetable Compound and Liver ills and followed your directions and complete and accurate directory of nowwell and strong Ishallrecom Hopkinsville ever issued and has nd your medicine to all for Itxave4 been officially endorsed as correct Uf MiMA F Box 2i Asfrorr f by the city authorities j v 1 Another Barn Well Filled Mr Rodes Investigates and Shows With The Weed Them to be Taylor Emblems A report comes from Crofton that Franklin Ky Sept 9 The a large barn filled with fine tobacco W O Rodes Hon of Bowling belonging1 to a Mr Adams who Green delivered a Democratic lives a few miles east of that place was destroyed by fire The weed speech to a large gathering at a caught from sparks while being picnic in the Knob district in this fired About twelve acres of to- county to day He asked that all bacco had been put in the building Brown buttons in the crowd be representing the years work of Mr handed him Only two were hand ¬ Adams and his brother and the ed him He took out his pocket loss falls very heavily upon them knife and cut the cloth off the but as they had no insurance either tons and Taylors picture was onu each button under the cloth They upon building or contents were Taylor buttons covered witbu Too Hot For Study brown cloth He said that illus ¬ During the very hot weather last trated that Brown was running inv week the Public Schools ran on Taylors interest half time teaching only until the noon nour witn Detter weatner CMissZula Buffalo has returned vppr ihia If wir fhri full tlmi schedulew from a Yisitcf several weeks to reK -w will yjyesumed Kfsxlr yru f I J m m p f V I F I I t 14 I kj m s 5 1 In IlRce ef Xhe Yankees of the Orient Are a Pro ¬ TrfkUjPW the Dei- gressive People CHAS r lea J and Kentucky Disc and Hoe Improved Prof F B Crocker who has been SUBf 5-- i3i that trade in the ties taking note of the electrical features Africa Is cotiti to under- tling revolution The long of Japan during a tour through the Jl L fftHr remarks that although of camels with their tinkling- country ApHl 1 189a Washtnotox DO and white roueu drivers may American electrical supplies are con ¬ i rtly become nothing but a poetic stantly met with there is abundant Dr S Bctfartman Columbus O Mr Dear Doctor If jives me siinemory and live only in verse says un a no Japanese uavc pleasure to certify to tho excellent room tor more P v alreadv brouebt- - telocraphVi tele curative qualities of your medicines n 1 v It is the autocar which is fo effect tj r fWIIWI I Hz tfhis revolution and the way hasnl phony and electrie lighting to a fairly xendybeen prepared by the ndventurouB advanced state and aro making ex- ¬ lour of two Uelglnn noblemen Baron cellent progress in electric railroads Pierre and Baroti ifoseph do Crawbez electrical manufacturing and electric Tic tour lastedTthrce inbnths and Jcx Both the telegraph and tended over vast traotB of northern Af education rica the telephone aro operated by the gov PisTnJs Baron Pierre is the winner of the ernment The telegraph lines ex ¬ ¬ automogreat of the bile race and it was ivith the same ve- - tend the length and breath has called the Devas- ¬ empire connecting all the larger and lilde which he tation that he undertook the journey most of the smaller towns The dis- ¬ Into Africa From Brussels the broth- ¬ tances are very considerable- For in ers drove to Taris and from there made stance the straight line from Naga their way through Spain where they saki near the southwestern extrem took ship for Algiers They traversed the valleys and ity of the island of Kyushi to the gorges of the Oved Djemma and made most northern point of the island of their way to Sakkamodl after a diffi ¬ Yeso issabout 1200 miles But the cult climb of nearly 20 miles At this line3 Hon J D Botkiw raining are too small for the traffic CQngressman-at-Largfrom Kansas point the real novelty of the attempt which is increasing at the rate of legaa and Man-a-lihave been The brothers as they encamped upon about 20 per cent per annum and the afflicted mora or leas for a quarter of the heights of the Tablat oasis were Japanese parliament is to be asked a century ith catarrh of the stomach about to do what no one had ever beforei and constipation a residenco in Wash¬ attempted to enter the desert upon to spend J5000Q00 tp expand the ington haa increased these troubles service To Americans the cost of a A few bottles of your medicines havo a motor car was with very varied feelings that messago seems absurdly low A mes- ¬ given mo almost complete relief and I It they slowly descended the heights and sage of ten karia characters can be am sure that a continuation of their came out well provided with water and sent between any two stations in the use will effect a permanent cure provisions upon the actual desert is surely a wonderful rem There are no policemen or traffic reg ¬ empire for 15 sen 7 cents The ad- ¬ edy for catarrhal affections Y HIM Nil M ulations in the desert and the drivers dress is not charged for and delivery J D BOTKIN to any point within 24 miles of the station is even a greater source of THE HAGUE Ope can send a ton kanr wonder Ox ¬ message including delivery for 2J SimUarity of the iHolland Capital and cents In themary cases when it is the English Metropolis only desired to send a few words the It has often been noticed by Eng- ¬ Japanese rates are not more than a lish travelers that the chief conti- ¬ 1 quarter as much as in America and nental countries have more or less a there is the additional fact to consider likeness to one another Paris being a that the same charge applies to dis- ¬ model which all have copied while tances of 500 miles or more The continental travelers crossing tho system has to be operated cheaply to channel find that England is unlike make the 33 per cent profit which is any other country Holland however expected from it at such low rates is not like a continental country form- ¬ The secret is cheap labor Operators ing a marked contrast with its receive 15 to 20 cents a day and Erenchified sister Belgium Hol the salaries of the higher officers as land if the Hollanders will allow me well as the wages of linemen and to say so is more English than any ¬ JTHE AUTOMOBILE IN THE DESERT i other employes are in the same pro- ¬ thing else not a bit French or Ger- ¬ Aid not scruple to make the best pos Many of the supplies ratkle running In the vast sandy bar portion man An Englishman after an ab- ¬ wire insulators poles tools instru- ¬ sence of several years from his home srea fioEtudcs nothing was heard but he panting rattling machine which ments etc are from America so no feels on coming to Holland all the ex- ¬ was the pioneer of a new era isaving can be made on them Prof hilaration of native air Houses and WwrttKjTR The vultures circled round the trav Crocker says that many of the keys streets have a familiar look The Wl- elers as they went wondering what this strange Invasion could mean perhaps switchboards etc which are of Eu- ¬ corner of Groenmarkt green market dimy feeling tliat this swift monster ropean make are so clumsy that they and Hoog atraat which of course JhaR come to rob them of many a dead carry him back to his earliest elec- ¬ street is almost exactly camcl or Arab sheik in the future At trical studies and the pictures in an means High msr Piccadilly Circus on a small scale ¬ Aumale a large French military sta old fashioned Natural Philosophy the Vijver or fish pond is like St tion 78 miles southeast from Algiers the sound of the explorers horns pro- ¬ The levers of the keys and sounders James the Plein is partly Leicester It will only cost you SO cents extra to rife all day ln a Cotton duced a scare among the native popu- ¬ look as if they were made for a bear square and partly Haymarket the Belt Parlor Cafe Car 25 cents for a half day lation The natives flocked out of trap Seated In a Telegraphic transmission is Vesteinde or West End street where large revolving arm chair with plenty of space around you you can ithelr huts and escorted the nutocarlsts more rapid by the Japanese than by enjoy as much freedom and ease as you please If you are a smoker the British minister Sir Henry How- ¬ IS JUST AS to the authorities who welcomed them COOD FOR ADULTS you will enjoy the large smoking room with Its arm chairs and the English code that is to say a ard lives suggests Sloane street fvdth every courtesy The ladies will delight in the splendid ladies lounging v couch The return journey back to the coast greater amount of information or ver ¬ while further out of town the stranger room with its lounge arid inviting arm chairs and its roomy dressing OALATIA ILEK- - JIou IfL 1M1 was more adventurous At Bonira the bal material can be conveyed in the comes across little Bayswaters and Paris JlcJScIno Co 61 Louis Jto room adjoining You can have your meals in this car at any hour Gcntlencnf Wo sold last yeor OM bottles of road was swept away by a torrent ris ¬ same time This is explained by the Cromwell you want them order most anything you want from a porterhouse pnOVE S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC nnd havo roads exquisitely tidy and iuuxui lurcu pross circiuy steak or a spring chicken down to a sandwich take as long as you ing from the rain and they were fact that each kana is equivalent to iaisyir bnslnesour ex in all In tao havo well kept The Hague however po rienco ofmU yonrsthat garo Oruff nnlT rsal satis please- to eat it and you will only have to pay for what you order aiearly projected over a precipice novrr sold sacs nnlrla faction at your Tonic Yours truly Once they came to a river but drove about two English letters Moreover does not suffer from coal smoke ThoCotton Belt Is the direct lino to Texas Its trains run through from Cairo PRICE 00 CTS ABHEr CAVn 4CU bdd Memphis to Texas without chanso Direct connections aro made at Its Tboldly into the flood The bottom was the Japanese operators employ no junctions for all parts of Texas Indian TerritoryJOklahoraa and the Far West The people too particularly those VritB ni te u Tcry rough and the car bumped from punctuation and this gives a further here you are colni and when you will leave and we will tell you w5at yourtlcket will cost which train to take to make the hest time and elde to side but after a most perilous slight saving in time Prof Crocker of the working classes look more connections and will send you an interesting little booklet i IBIP 10 IEI1S English than anything else more in ¬ passage being nearly swept away more -ff UKAtHE Ctal Pisir tad rthan once they reached the other side traces the development of the Japan ¬ dependent than the Germans and WAMQlWSTMrFiHrAlt lit At ST LOUIS MO safety Their proudest achievement ese telegraph code from the picture with easier manners eiKoiiBiii BiiidiJi tonsviuf n In Tho young however was the crossing of a ridge writing of the very ancient Chinese ladies have fair ruddy cheeks and rof the Atlas mountains through vast thousands of years before the Chris- ¬ do not walk with the rhincing gait of 0500 feet snowdrifts at the height tian era In course of time these pic- ¬ of the Parisienne but like their Eng- ¬ above the sea level torial representations were modified lish sisters step out in long strides By Ixscbiso in Old Reliable K Before n woman troes away for to make them more adaptable for or- ¬ that betoken a will and a purpose 4be summer she always plans what dinary use and thus the various Chi- ¬ Natives do not pry upon the stran- ¬ Life Co N nese characters were born Then the ger nor gendarmes frown upon him she will do when she gets back Japanese kana were derived from and officers do not expect him to get AMZl DOJDD President Nfalice and hatred are very frett- ¬ Chinese characters corresponding out of their way Nobody will look Assets Market Values 5670960240 Surplus 589418971 ing and apt to make our minds sore more or less to similar sounds in the upon him as a suspect merely be- ¬ and uneasy Tillottson year Life Plan ge 85 in the Mutual Benefit Annual Premium 3370 II0W20 two languages Finally these kana cause he looks foreign but on tho io65o JUBBHi9SnBnBOB9KBBBB8MHBMBHSBBCCnB0BHm9IXi V Mutual Life N Y I8GS70 were translated into tho Morse tele- ¬ contrary they are disposed to regard uooo 20 21 22 t Northwestern J37800 J10000 graphic code and strange to say are him with sympathy I might in the New YorkLlfe JS8340 10000 v Kqullable 133340 found to lend themselves to it better same order of ideas say that letters TbeMujual Benefit Policy is Non Forfeitable has CaBh Value Loan than the English and other European are not opened at the post officenbr Value Pairt Up Inurancevaud Extended Insurance that works automatialphabets telegrams intercepted and a good ¬ cally Dividends are navable at the hecinnirib nf tho PApnnrt nnrl nt aanU many other things that are accepted succeeding year and may be used to reduce premiums or increase the Concerning the Editor as matters of course in other conti¬ lUHuniuce Richard Watson Gilder editor of nental nations and degrading pas Every member of the Mutual Benefit is sure of fair liberal treatment unr der all circumstauces and no matter what happens he will got his inoneyer the Century tells this little joke at sion such as anti Semitism ate as worth iu infiiirnucofor it is all put dowu in Black and White IN THfi 1A FOR KIDNEY DI8EA8EOTOMJP his own expense One day a young foreign to the Dutch as to tho Eng- ¬ Mff AOH TROUBLE INDIQE8v POLICY For iuformation or rates apply to K W Smith Co State woman came into my office and sub ¬ lish national character In fact the 1 JION LIVER DISORDER OWMf Agents 5i2 W Main St Louisville Ky or COHSTIPATIQN mitted some poems I told her that I two kindred nations allowing for WALLACE A100RE Special Agents Hopkinsville Ky would read them When she came their unequal opportunities have de- ¬ back I advised her not to offer them veloped on parallel lines Tho Dutch for sale 1 told her that I was afraid war of liberation which put an end that she could never succeed in the to the Spanish yoke and the English line of literature revolution arc outgrowths of the CKK But I can she said spirit of independence inherited 1 must differ with you7I replied from common ancestors London fJ3ut have had one of my poems News OC V -Prescribe Can L ma Tn printed in a first class magazine and 75 The Worlds Big Crops i- S rZibd J5TnelJfcr litnir - f ELECTRICITY IN JAPAN Vii Cone ressman Botkins tKJJ WV 2i V V jtm i urn w I j Hoosier WhaftDrilIs fi Statement f it 1 it- mm Brusscls-Ardenncs-S- WihIHHIISRSSHHHHHB m o Pe-ru-- n I Bill SrwMllilX m fj ff Pe-ru-n- a T77l Celebrated TILIZERS for all crops Brand High Grade Blood Bone and Potash FER TISTDY YOUNG- GROVES j X TASTELESS wSv CHILL to Princeton Fair and Races SAVE YOUR Ins MOISTEX of Newark Mutual Benefit J September and 23 V prickly V ASH IbittersI M 1 k Under new managjeV nient and will be con ducted on a broad and liberal scale No tiresome waits Something kept going all the time A Physician- - I Italf Rates on L A BOON J F I ux Spruce Guu Balsam Formula on each package 11 - rmjn uiiua I GIVENS J g 4Mm M r J CURES YOUR COUGH n mi Pricc25 For8aWbi 60c f The worlds average wheat crop is she repeated Of corn 2500000000 bushels And who was the editor 2600000000 bushels are annually was yourself raised and of rye and barley each And it was- I had forgotten nil 2000000000 bushels It is all an- ¬ nually consumed and it may almost f about it be sajd that there is also an annual They Dont Want Much Tuitionl ir shortage Fair Enquirer X suppose youll v jiaint your wife when you marry Mr Account C6ldrjedJTair the Illinois Scramble Central R R will sell round trip Scramble frisinfc artist I hope tickets to Paducah m Sept 28th shpH havejBensc enpugh to paint hb- - and 29th at rat of ple fare Re Yes Yes I said yr J 1 President GLOVER It Secretary Uro DKTABLERf8 BUCKEYE BB tav PILE xT 2B ShBo2k1 ur roc C IldT trfl Lm Wmlm hjrnii C3 HDD Tl l PCI CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes JIHP jgJJ HBflKdSmli myi s CURE S POINTER and PARER HANC3ER BaMiaugiugii spenalty Ai work guaranteed t i Ktvaordoro at GUs Young HT A NewDiscovcry for the Certain Cure of- - INTERNAL and v EXTERNAL PILES TTHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS JAME isfcc vj snit w ijephpnei 2VIugS a- Vi M by wiAiL ro cents F BLURDSoa froprlfitar -FOR- SALE teBY ius r HAVE FAILED UftHSi I bottles 00 cents SK kMl Norf Main Slreet ilRDWICK cA m i n fiV Vt V fltfol i flSVfcS y UllBMihM l itivti ffwMtMWiaBKtoiiaihaai r u ir 1 jr u ifhfr r MMtAwBMHMBMwMaBk2a ff irkMn sj 1 Mmw wsts f 3 J- f v v nsois ftri t rMMwvswnwHNHMHi III iUBiru J in If I v tJT i W Li la jMfc vi 1 a i 1 lb irsraa Lcax I J1 7 JL If your Merchant opna7 Jjtntle cead 8100 p6V dno toetiiS tHd jot six bottli CHAROBS PBSPilD to an7 part TJ 3 or Cauu VAM VLE5T MAMSFIELD DRUG CO- - c5Xi Sblo Proprietors c RATS IN THE PACIFIC They Generally Disappear Before Brown Rat of Europe MEMPHIS TEN N v SOLD BY BREVITIES OF FUNff the RC HARDWICK HOPKINSVILLE KY Taioo Flrst Monday In February term i aw Suppose I tell you dearest that iurcBwcexsiDiraiHonaayin ilny Urm two reeks first Mnndvln SpntomhoiA TIMELY HINT my father has lost all his money uc Yon slionld be wise aed see that yonr blood Is weeks wTdio native rat of the Pacific is- - What will you do Got out and see rich and pnro and your whole system put In a HHI8TJ as Monday Dr healthy condition by the Februarr lMtijlfchas a great enemy When if the story can bo verified Cleve ¬ arlstedts German Liver Powder tiro of yon torm six week Fourth Monday In June tern First In Then brought into competition with the land Plain Dealer will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds tSmJteweei1111 MDda7 ln 8ePtemb- and the crip Dr Carlstedls German Liver brown fat of Europe introduced ly Sometimes said Uncle Eben Powder is the best medicine money can buy Oalloway Second Monday For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce three weeks First Monday ln iu April term ships throughout the world it usually August term yo finds a man dat spends somuch Gum alsam Price 26 and 60o two weeks Second Monday ln November disappears an example of the evils time learnin high flown language dat -t- erm three weeks a Bottle of the influx of aliens The depreda For sale by IiTOM First Monday in May term two he clean fohgits to pick up any facks weeJ first Monday in August term two tiojof the latter are such that in wuf usin it on Washington Star Anderson Fowler weeks first Monday in September term two weeks FuEfuti the indigenous breed has No he eaid reflectively this The West isgivingear to all calls been driven from the village and in- ¬ SAM BOYD Proprietor And why for corn this year deed almost exterminated upon the isnt like mothers pie PROFESSIONAL CARDS ¬ Be she waspishly asked main islet by the foroignrat in many not This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Ken- ¬ cause he mildly explained moth- ¬ of the islands it has been completely ants in it tucky is situated on the Ohio Valley branch of the Illinois Central railroad I rooted out Even more deadly on- ¬ ers pie always had Cleveland Plain Iealer 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 miles from Princeton slaught has been carried on against it Tor Infants and Children EIVTTrST My wife always says the Mr C by the domestic cats which originnl The Kind You Have Always Bought Mr ly brought oyer by missionaries and right thing ut the right time Office orer Kellys jewelry store i Why I read how C afterward migrating to the bush liavo HOPKINSVILLE KT proved of service in destroying the in the paper the other night that Signature of Hotel Accommodations rats In the old dayswhen unchecked Krupp the German manufacturer BNDBEW SARGENT M D had made 20000 cannon Y And rats literally overran most of the is- ¬ War expansion caused a great Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trainB daily ants Physician and Surgeon GrcaW what did alio say C lands of the Pacific shrinkagein the Eighth Reduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season Ilepkinsville Ky Yonkers Statesman On moonlight nights hundreds gunsl Office JBlfthandMaln streets opposite Cltj There Are Others have come 6ir said the for ¬ I have been often seen gathered to- ¬ MVrite for Rates There are other chill tonics than Court Boom of title to the American of gether round the native quarters eigner Telephone Office S1 8 Residence 63 4 Dr Mendenhalls Chill and Fever feeding upon waste rice or bread wealth to ask for the hand of your Cure but if jou purchase a bottle oi 1899 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT Jas B Allensworth Jaa I Landea Which one asked the this remedy and are not convinced 1899 thrown out A large bottle shaped daughter andes Allensworth I have three It is that it J3 the best chill tonic vou have hole was dug in the earth in Man- - millionaire Attornev8-in-Lagala and baited with candle nuts of immaterial answered the nobleman ever used your money will be refunded by R C Hardwick druggist Office ln McDanlel building near Courtllouse They might draw which rats are excessively fond and magnanimously Will practise in all the courts and suprem Price 50 cents court Special attention to collections Chicago Evening Post when the hole was pretty well filled lots for me Whats become of little Tommy with rats two men would go down Society contains many women F V ZIMMER That bushy headed boy who have good jewelry and bad with knobbed sticks and kill them Traddles ATTORNEY AT LAW A hole which would contain two men with the wonderful talent for music manners Will practice in the courts of Chris These celebrated chalybeate and salt springs are Bituated immediately would hold a goodly number of rats Did his taste develop into anything tian and adjoining countieB Special 3 the Yes indeed Isawhim NWtyDIGESTof YOUR FOODcansed by attention piven to the collection of formerly Louisville and Memphis diision of the IllinniH Cnntrnl rnilrnnrT But rat killing under these conditions practical percent all sickness is Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad 165 miles west of Office in Webber block back food hot beldg- properly digested It creates poi claims would seem anything but an en- - in the rity a few days ago He was sons and poes into yonr Mood jjouisviue nyt unu do mues east oi raaucan ivy and then yon are of Court House Hopkinsvills Kt viable task Keeping the rats with ¬ ringing a big bell in front of an auc ¬ uable to almost anv disease the linmnn nvotpm The Arcadia House is new and neatly furnished witn capacity of enter- la heir to Use Dr Carlsleits German Liver Cleveland Plain Dealer Powder and watch the results Yoo nriu f ot taming dUO persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs in ifpnds was a matter of such im- ¬ tion store the erood effects after taklne ono dose Give It HENRY E HOLTON and the guests of the Arcadia Houbo have free access to the Springs without portance with the inhabitants that in Mrs P John Pepper you see a trial and be convinced Price 25c extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July Attorney at Law Funafuti by law each individual was here Ive found you out I have Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures offer many advantages to persona visiting the SpringB The dry and liquid Your Cough Just the Medicine at times obliged to catch and destroy been told that before our marriage salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to for Children Office Court Square a certain number for which purpose you sowed the wind N M HOLEMAN for sale by Mr P CO Proprietors an ingenious trap was employed Theres no denying it my dear and Anderson Fowler Ky Hopkinsville The natives destroy1 rats with an whats more 1 reaped the whirlwind W G Wheeleb W H Faxon Frequently it is better to have To my Customers and Citizens other object shooting them for when I married you Then there loved and lost than never to have port Panna gooma or rat shooting was a breezy time and no mistake I William Yates have sold a hall lost at all aspracticed onHoonga in the Tonga Philadelphia Bulletin interest in my business to Jas J Calvert a man who haB had much expegnj6p apparently was an amusement The Savage Bachelor OuSk IS T X Sl I cannot rience in the business and worked in Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants The Kind You Have Always Bought reserved for chiefs and was under ¬ understand Grain Dealers Bears the said the Young Sweet si all the large cities and is up to date taken with irnlfih pfrrmrvnr Afrnnf Thing what Kipling meant by Tialf in workmanship I hope that my Fire Proof Warehouse cob bcssellville and b b sts friends will call and see us First Nor I said A It3 b bait PreviousIv distributed the devil and half child I LJJats were shot with formidable un- - the Savage Bachelor when both If you regard all annoyances as class shine 5c Respectfully Ky Hopkinsville YATES CALVERT feathered arrows six feet long The pnrascs mean essentially tno same wholly impersonal life is no chore Successors to William Yates game was not an individual but a par ¬ thing Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco dentins Covered by Insurance In the meanwhile the 6mall at all ty affair the side first killing ten rats boy boarder continued to play that Going Down Ulll being accounted the winners and if the hall was a railroad and he was a SHIP YOUR TOBACCO T0- Barbers the rats were plentiful three or four freight train Indianapolis Journal People suffering games were generally played Cham Ttb street Hopkinsville Ky from Kidbers Journal AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES Kepeclal attention to patrons clean Liner ney Diseases Satisfactory service Call andbeconvlnccd Their Superiority Over English and Con feel a gradual TRIBUTE TO THE YANKEE but steady loss of MAIN STREET TOBACCO WAREHOUSE tinental Engines f-strength and vitalA representative of an American ity An English Judgment on American They should locomotive works speaking of the lose no time in trying HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Work Nothing within the past year or two heavy locomotive orders that have Foleys Kidney Cure a has directed more attention the world heen placed in this country recently Guaranteed Preparation For sale by Anderson Fowler A ctpth AVENUE HOTR Wj R ECOOPER Salesman The American locomotive is over to the capacity forjapid and good says C Jflj ii LOUISVILLE KY work in American engineering estab ¬ holding its own wherever it comes in- ¬ When a small boy gets big enough kX Best Ja Hotel in the v dii jfe r C HANBERY M F SHRYEB Electric Elevato lishments than the recent award1 of to competition with English or conti- ¬ to run to a fire he considers himself jflj Ijftl K PickCampbell Manage contract for a bridge over the nental locomotives The superiority grown up the t t Atbara river a tributary to the Nile Of one locomotive over another is a No Kellef lfor 20 Vears in the Soudan to an American firm of technical question Other manufac- ¬ turers that is the manufacturers of I have been troubled for the last bridge builders The bridge was HANBERY SHRYER Proprsj needed most urgently for railroad use other countries believe their loco twenty years with bronchial affection and at times have been bedfast in connection with Sir Herbert motives to he the best just as wo be Have tried a great many cough remeRailroad St Between Tenth HOPKINSVILLE KT and Eleventh Kitcheners famous military opera- ¬ lieve ours to be I am not prepared dies but found no relief until I tried 50 YEARS to criticise the English locomotives Foleys Honey and Tar I can hon tions indeed tirao was of the first 5TCareful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned EXPERIENCE importance and in this respect the The manufacturers of locomotives in estly recommend Foleys Eoney and to us Liberal advances on tobacco in 6tore All tobacco insured unles as American bidders distanced all other America huild on the principle that Tar to a quick relief reliable pleas otberwise instructed ant and a sure cure for dis bidders guaranteeing to deliver the it is unwise to spend a dollar in con ¬ eases of take throat and luugs the whole bridge of seven spans in seven struction that is not necessary In Minerva Smith414 Washington Ave weeks while the earliest delivery that England there is greater capital the Danville 111 Trade Marks could be obtained from any of the same return for investment is perhaps For sale by Anderson Fowler Designs PIlOPniETORS OP- British firms was for two of the spans not expected and so money is expend ¬ Copyrights c ri Anyone sonding n tketch and description maj Only first class people can hold in six months Why American build ¬ ed in such ways in the making of lo- ¬ opinion ireo wneiner an nsreriain our patentable Communion Invention Is ers should in this instance have led comotives to a degree that wo of the respect and admiration of their tions strictly nrobablv confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest Decency for sccurliifrpatent the world and have crowded British America would not consider neces- ¬ second class friends Intents token through Jklunn A Co receive tjxclal notice without charge ln tho GlarksMille Tennessee firrfjs out of a territory which they sary Tho American locomotive will Take a dose of Pbiokly Ash Bit scientific Htnericatn might well have considered peculiar- ¬ cost on an average 10000 The Eng- ¬ tebs at night when yotl go to bed A handsomely Illustrated weekly Largest cir We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco To Selli ly their own is an interesting ques- ¬ lish locomotivb costs a good deal and you will feel bright and vigorous culation of any sdentltlo Journal Terms 13 a years four months fl Sold by all newsdealers tion Improvements in methods the more We can huy the material for a next morning It will insure you a Free Storage to Shippers New York MUNNCo36Bfoad locomotive and construct tho ma- ¬ copious and healthy passage of tho g introduction of time and Branch Office C25 F St Washington D C bowels improved appetite and diges devices with the incidental reduc- ¬ chine in about six weeks The Eng- ¬ tion and increased energy of body tion of costs furnish a ready answer lish machine is built somewhat dif- ¬ and brain J C KENDRICK Salesman and it is particularly interesting to ferently and a longer time is con ¬ It beats stimulating drinks because Veto that as not the least of these im- - sumed in the task Our material is its reviving influence is natural hence nrnvrnnflnfft plpptrinnl nnTTrnriinnr cheaper much cheaper but we be permanent NAT GAITHER JAS WEST Hopkinsville Ky have been cited Electrically driven lieve we gain as good results from if vegetable oyster feelsno ap- ¬ The tshop tools heavy ones as well as light as could bo desired Our labor costs prehension of the September R This splendid new Hotel beautiful tjones have eliminated many difficul us 50 per cent more than tho Eng- ¬ 11 ly furnished throughout heated by Stopped Tlic Uack Acho rcstfoperation and electric cranes lish manufacturer pays but wo be ¬ steam aud equipped with electric have greatly simplified the handling lieve we get much better results from A R BASsMargantown Iud writes lights and icopluut uudnll other mod COMMISSION MERCHANTS of heavy pieces The principle of that payment Our locomotives are I was afficted with Kidney disease ern improvements is now open for TOBAGGO had to get up quiet often during business The table will be unsurportability in the tools moreover has heavier than the English but our rea ¬ aud suffered severe the night been applied to the widestpossiblo ex ¬ son for building them of the present in Kidneys and with Backache pains passed by that of any other houBe in and South I used tent and in itself has contributed weight is to gain increased Speed and Foleys Kidney Cure after taking the Liberal advances made on Tobacco Four months storage Free LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor almost as much as any one other thing traction power Thirty years ago our three bottles I am entirely cured Fowler For sale by Andprson to that rapidity and excellence of out ¬ locomotives weighed from 25 to 40 put for which American shops have tons they now average GO tons and That life is long- which answers K become xioted Cassiers Magazine WHITES CREAM give a power of endurance which tho v lighter locomotives would not pos ¬ lifes great end Young Entirely new and first class in all Account of Princeton Fair and sess 19 Woydo not arbitrarily fix tho Beit in Quality Hot days followed by cool nightc respectB Jnynnuy Excellent sample rooms Xaces the Illinois Central R R will weight of tho locomotiveswo build will breed malaria in the bodv that ie For 20 Ytars Has all Worm Ramidies sell rpundtrip tickets to Princeton for our patrons they designate that bilious or costive Prickly Ash Bixj and Bervico unequaled in any city 3L AXaXj ZOXtTTGrCa-XSirnn- IOAJU On Double Car Liue on SeptiUOth 21st 22nd and23rd Prepared by- the bfdersJ4 St IfcuiB tebs ia Very valuable atthl8timeufc 0 B LP KLEipSRtRj PropH tadVe AWI F BALLARD l at rate of one fare Return limit UlOMrJJemocm aeeuiuK iua bhjuibuui bum uunww tfsYr t K We carry our worst enemies1 with us Spurgeon omooiT coukt niKECTony CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY CASTOR A 6tSZ7 C HTANDY yWhat Now Open Unsurpassed v DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE Dawson Hopkins County Ky- v O 3t VMheeler Faxon BOYO POOL RAGSDALE COOPER CO PEOPLES WAREHOUSE llSBIE KENDRICK RUNYON G entral TobaccoWarehause labor-savin- Cash Advances Made on Consignments Hotel Latham Gaither West I HOKINSVILLE KY Ud ii Hotel Henderson fi fWORMS VERMIFUGE i fc rr j rTjB i i mm HvniJ4Tj IV3 ieuyui fIAlA xuwur r linker- 0mmr mwvnuuw 4 ijf 3F i rw V V Amwj f vr inj ana xmiay jnoruiug ly rr jp jS9 r if I A M 12 A MEACHAM YEAR IN ADVANCE r2N nnrPTtnN again fpurid uilty by a French coftrt martial g by a vote of 5 to 2 The verdict is a farcel for the whole world knows that the persecuted Jew is an in nocent man Hts sentence vas ten years in prisonbut as he has al- ¬ ready served five years in solitary Dreyfushas r Tjeen rr a WHiiei OUR 4U SOWH HOW JMM SpUdiflir0nm RnwGrak o Hon V BIFFIJBIFFI Howell Hit the Re publicans and Brownies HardI R TOTi OfllS these and othej Orasses Vegetal PAtLCATAlOGUK gives detections of fced Grain also CUvws ao4 Scsds Bulbs Fertlttars Wilts for It and prices of nay Seeds re Kbfta KHItoJfai SJNFULliABlTS IN YOUTH AKsbtt fl HAAircr rinrtM LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD tR K imltt Eto quired It i n confinement which counts double it is confidently believed that he Bates forstaudingftdvertlsements furnished will be pardoned by the President Senator Goebel and Mr Black- ¬ anappllcaton i An application for a revision of the burn have finished c triumphant OFFICS212SOUTH MAIN STREET case has been made tour of Western Kentucky counties and at no appointment didlthey --nFRIDA SEPT 12 1899 Senator Gobels position on the speak to less than 1500 people and Seperate Coach law commends at Paducah the crowd was esti ¬ itself to all He is opposed to re- mated at 6000 The out DEMOCRATIC TICKET pouring of pealing- the law but is in favor of voters in busy season of the this compelling the railroads to furnish year means that the people are For Governor the same kind of cars for both races aivake to the importance of doing WILLIAM GOEBEL With equal accommodations the their whole duty Not even in 1896 of Kenton colored people would be satisfied Was there as much interest shown with the law Now let us know at this stage pf the contest It must JFor Lieuteuaut Governor Perhaps he be evident to all that the tide that how Taylor stands JC WBECKHAM will define his position next week is setting- towards Goebel will elect of Nelson when he visits Hopkinsville him by 30000 majority For Attorney General rkSQBT J BRECKINRIDGE Mr George A Jones the veteran Senator Goebel and Capt Jim of Boyle newspaper man of Louisville died Blackburn will speak together this suddenly last week He was a week and next in the mountain For Auditor l crippled veteran of the Union army counties Joe Blackburn having GUS G COULTER who refused to accept a pension been called to the East on business of Graves upon the ground that he was not an for ten days Goebel and Black- ¬ IFor Treasurer object of the governments charity burn will begin another list of joint W EAGER though he lived and died a poor appointments at Versailles Sept 25 of Boyd man and about October 1st Col Bryan Hon La Vega Clements an able will join them and the three speak For Secretary of State and eloquent young lawyer of ers will travel together for ten days ¬ CBRECK HILL will make Owensboro three The KENTUCKrAN has positive asof Clark speeches in this county this week surance that one of the set speeches For Supt Pub Instruction He is a fluent and polished talker by Col Bryan will be in this city H V MoCHESNEY a well posted and entertaining Re- ¬ The Somerset of Livingston speaker and he should be given a publican is runningParagon S H Irvine large hearing at each of his appoint- ¬ for TFor Commissioner of Agriculture Railroad Commissioner in the ments one of which will be in this ION B NALL Second District instead of H S city of Jefferson Irwin the regular nominee When Judge Pratt spoke at Beaver the Republican editors dont know For Railroad Commissioner Dam Saturday to about 75 people who their candidates are Rastus J FLETCHER DEMPSEY Those in a position to know best ought not to be censured for his ig- ¬ v of Hopkins County are of the opinion that Judge Pratt norance at the polls is not adding much strength to the For representative The State Central Committee has He has lost his Taylor ticket DENNIS R PERRY former popularity in Hopkins ordered that a new primary be held of Christian in Louisville This was done in the county interest of hormony and was about FOR CITY COUNCILMAN Theodore Hallam was booked for to be done We are authorized to announce a speech Saturday at the Mouth the only proper thing Martin W Davis as a candidate for of Mud Creek As lie has been Charlie Bronston is back from the office of City Councilman from throwing- a good deal of t mud it was Europe apd willsooq be ion the First Ward subject to the action the probably a stop oyer appointment stump for Goebel of the Democratic party to enable him to secure a fresh Twenty Democratic orators spoke We are authorized bo announce J supply of speaking material in as many counties yesterday D Ware as a candidate for re election to tire office of City Councilman from Senator Goebel and Mr Black tba Second Ward subject to the ac burn concluded a weeks tour of What Mrs Thomas Says ttion of the Democratic party Western counties at Hardmsbunr Mrs J Thomas disclaims any Saturday More than 0000 peo- - intention P move to seveirof Ithe We are authorized to announce tfppdint- TTames West as a candidate for the pic attended the eight Mercer cabins to her lot on South office of City Councilman from the ments Virginia street as reported in FriThird ward subject to the action of days Kentuckian She says she a the Democratic party Ex Gov W J Stone of Missouri intended to move one and perhaps will begin a series of five speeches more in order to use the lumber in We are authorized to announce G at Richmond to day His other ap- constructing a cottage to be occuSD Dalton as a candidate lor pointments are at Mt Sterling pied by a white family Mrs to the office of Councilman from Lebanon and Leitch Thomas says nothing was further the Fourth Ward subject to the ac Bardstown field 3 tion of the Democratic party from her purpose than the erection of houses for a colored colony on We are authorized to announce Poor Beaver Dam is to be given her premises Frank L Waller as a candidate for a double dose Lawrence Tanner the office of City Councilman from on the 12th and George Prentice on Mr Harness New Stand the Fourth ward subject to the the 22nd will keep the inhabitants --action of the Democratic party Mr A P Harness the popular town repeating the name of I0C41 reading notloe20 cents perllne rijjeclal locals 6 cents line each lnsrUon v W068 g SUMS GSR spoke in hehalf of the Democratic ticket in the court house in this city And that he put in some sledge hammer blows to- the ticket was attested by the frequent ap- ¬ His speech plause he received was not a classical production from a literary standpoint nor did he in his eloquence take flight to the clouds above us because he realized that was not the direction to g o if he nwanted ito biff the Re- publicans and isrownies uui iui enthusiasm and fun it was all that his hearers desired and he kept the audience in an uproar from the be ¬ ginning to the end of his tspeech He biffed the Republicans and he biffed the anti Goebelites audthat itseemed was what the crowd Last Saturday afternoon Hon of Hopkinsville W R Howell rtfiHs Aietfn MM wrotnfw r NriwMnww mmem w w w ITHE RESULT eopr ltt snd exposure Bre constantly wreoklpv the Urea and wwPk BotnaraaeBwlTTlthftr nc an early MCS ndtoftiromisintfftmntfinen it tite bkomotmanhoxr whlla others Ht a forced to draff out a weary frnltleea andM matrliiHnybotficdrolaoeorcomfrt meMDoboiy existence ttiere vtheU TlcthnsarfoamilnUetatioiiaotllfK Hiefciiniioflioc tba vrotkebop the pulpltX i trades andUiepcciMloDs nvMiaiivir1fWI1n vrHitli fYrrtrACArffannT tnlrwt Andfwvl BWacAWALKffi S K RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DKS K 1irKAYrALKSIJ MBS OKAS FEBR CflAg Kl k- npsft ftLtttiiM u BETOBXTCEmrxs awhile here Mr Howell was en- tertained by Congressman H D AllenMorganfield Sun DEATH NEAR COBB One Among the Best wanted lease I Contracted 1 had ulcers in thi jooeo pimpiea o nioauianuittroas Done pains nair focfi fimrer nails cama oil emissions boenmn thin nm despondent Borea doctors treated me with Mercury Pc tajhetc They helped me bnt conld not enro me1 Their New Method Treatment enrod rap in a few weeks Their treatment is wonderful Yon feel yourself gaining everyday XWTOeverheardoftheirfAUlrigtocureiaaBingleiN Byplulls and other Private diseases tarm SYPHILIS EMISSIONS STRICTURE CURED DivoKKdbattmlteduala Aram thjcatxih names or testimonials used without written consent- wj TUtl V ii yonnsu rhenfc Citizens K CattChaeFerrrBBTBJ MI owe my life to Dra K I At 11 1 learned a tod habit At 21 J had all tho gyraptpma IMPOTENCY nf Hamlrutl WmbiwM nnri HnemtlorrncM Jislasions iwero dralnlntr and wenfcenittsrmy vitality I married at VARICOCELE under nclrleo or my Tirmiiy doctor one is was a ead experience In eighteen months wo were divorced I EMISSIONS tnen consulted ahs li i wno roetorea mo w mannooa J by their Jttui Method Treatment Ifcltn now life thrillthroogh CURED Imvnerrfia wn warn rnilfadnBcmnnarro nanny urns was eu years Bffo ireK5liaroBclenUi06pcciallot9 and I heartily recommend thexa 9 SECURES GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED Passes Away Mr W J Terry of near Cobb is dead He was in his 89th year He was one of the best and most honored citizens in that section and a member of- - the Bap tist church He leaves a widow and five children life-long- 3BfKf treat anaatre varicocele r inzxzonttjxervous Debility Seminalm Gleet Stritfure Svihilis Unnatural Discharges SefAiusMi Kidney and Bladder Diseases 17 YEARS IN OHIO 20000O CURED NO RISK Are yon a victim Uavoyonlost Annul nnv vrnaWoAa iRITAnCDt ringef iiaayouriiioodDcenaiseai ho TTnvAvnn eonfftmnlttftflJ nur Hi fnAM 11 Weakness lit E rSTMH TJAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEM IVATE No medicine sent C f r nuiiBmeB on ooxes topes Everythineconnaemiai Uuestion list and cost ment FREE m new jHernoaxrentmeuiwmcuroTou wijuoji uaauono xor otners v will ao lor you it CONSULTATION FREE Ho matter who has treated you write foran honest opinion FrceK or unarge cnargeareeeonanio pwuita rutt xuo uoouea ALonitor UUuetrted onl won ran i vui D uciuau liueuii iunxwoouituui bnvbiii rTw ve of Treat- W iT Ku PRI - nniIMT enval- - D or TJ-T- Lectures To day C M Hanna will deliver a lect- ¬ ure at the Court House this after- ¬ noon on the subject of agriculture and the promotion of good roads He will be sent here under the au- ¬ spices of the State Agricultural Bureau and an effort will be made tq form an agricultural club among Christian county farmers Every- ¬ body invited and a special Invita- ¬ tion is extended to the ladies to at- ¬ tend ktnRSKENNEUY WVB iihra ti ri KtHSJAN n W nniif W nm- a KiPRgKKgPR rtLoiu rn s K KeKiPRSKB s kt 5 CLOTHING 1fc Wants a Divorce Jennie Campbell sues foradivorce her husband Shep Campbell They were alleging abandonment married in 1884 and lived together the petition states until some time last year The parties are colored from i- It Alens l CLOTHING 1 CLOTHING smr Contracts to be Let The Postoffice Department will send out advertisements on September 15 for proposals for carrying the mail in Kentucky and Tennes- ¬ see for four years from Julyl 1900 Boys Childrens CLOTHING OUR IMMENSE LINE OF lit Ik 5I- You may bridle the appetite but you can not bribe the liver to do its work well You must be honest with it help it along a ittle now and then with adoseiaf HERBINE the best liver regulator Price 50 cs For sale bv R C Hardwick m ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING 471 5- m Wall T the office aofcandidate for re election City Councilman from to aB Wo are authorized to announce J the rest of the campaig the Sixth Ward subject to the action lof the Democratic party to aunounco A Seeder Jack Reeder as a candi date foi Councilman from the Seventh Ward subject to the actiou of the J We are authorized Democratic party We are authorized to announce Joe N Fowright as a candidate for the office of City Councilman from the Seventh ward subject to the action of the Democratic party of the Democratic party We are authorized to anuonuce J H Elct eton as a candidate for the office of Citv Councilman from the seventh ward subject to the action it u Registration Tuesday October 3 7 a in till 9 p m Democratic primary election in JHookinsville to nominate Council- onen Friday Sept 15 8 a m to 4 pm the organization two negro regi- ¬ ments to be mustered in at Ft Thomas Ky of The war department has ordered Benton Tribune changed liands last week and the new editor iftfopfran at once to whoop it up for Brown on a very cold trial The ir- - si i StS Ptfiwn zrv Saturday and at Earlington that riig ht Rev I HTeel asked for a icinn nf time at Earlinirton butit was iiot granted as all Demostructed not rfTc sneakers are i to divide time With anjputKepub1 i - Ollic James spoke atMadisonville x ItMm flammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition Mr Perry Accepts hearing will be destroyed forevei The nomination of Dennis R Per- ¬ nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is Jiothiug but an in- ¬ ry for Representative from Chris- ¬ flamed condition if the mucous sur tian county was ratified by amass faces in the city court We will give Que Hundred Dolltirs convention held for any case of Deafness caused by room at 130 oclock yesterday after catarrh that cannot be cured by noon Mr Ferry wss recommend Hairs Catarrh Cure bend for cir ed by the county committee and culars free was nominated by-- acclamation CO ToledoAO F J CHENEY accepted Sold By Druggists 75c I He hascontest and will make an active Halls Family Pills are the besyX8KA A wwsircsiTirfy - ai i I druggist has moved from the Co Ragsdale Cooper block to the stand lately vacated by Jas M Ex Senator Jas B Eustis of Louisiana who was ambassador to Howe at 113 South Main Street France under Clevelands last ad- The fixtures and shelving- from the ministration died at Newport Sat- old stand were used in the new and pounds the store is one ot the handsomest urday of pneumonia A dUenfied liver declares it6elf by in the city Mr Harness invites tnoroseiiess mental depressiou laek Allen Dollarhide of Perry Ok his friends to call on him in his new of euergy resllessuesa melancholy and constipation HERBINE will t is in serious trouble for marrying quarters restore the liver to a healthy condifthis first cousin Miss Eva Dollar j jL tion Price 50c Sold by R 0 Hard Pea Hay Crop hide They have escaped to Texas f wiekT to avoid prosecution A Guthrie correspondent says Ashphalt Mines Sold The pea hay crop is flourishing and A Louisville syndicate has pur- ¬ The State Board of Election Com- ¬ will soon be ready to harvest It is missioners will meet at Frankfort a noticeable fact that array worms chased the asphalt mines near i Thursday to appoint county boards have no taste for this species of Russellville The price paid was¬ will shortly be rewill go round a 33000 Work year vegetation but for the ensuing 3 pea field to reach other crops sumed on an extensive scale V Tt xaa Womler ¬ Owing to the great scarcity ofiruit Miss Margaret Roberts of Baltimore who went to London to wed biitlUtle has been dried and that Halls Great Discovery very high an Italian backed out and refused little will sell One Mmall bottle of Halls Great i mzi Discovey cures all kidney and bltd to let the wedding proceed A0 der troubles removes gravel oures Wedded In Clarksville i diabetes seminal emissions weak mods Cannot He Cured Def Miss Rosa Roake of this city and lame btck rheumatism and all ir by local applications as thev canuot and Mr Samuel Rutheriord of regularities of the kidneys and bind reach the diseased portion of the ear Clarksville were married in the der in both men and women Uegu There is only one way to cury deaf lates bladder trouble in children If nefs and that is by constitutional latter place last Thursday evening not sold by your druggist will be remedies Deafness is caused by an by Rev J B Erwine The event Bent by mail on receipt of 1 One 51 inflamed condition of the mucous liu occurred at the residence of Mr small bottle is two months treat ing of the Eustachian Tubes When Herbert Roake brother of the bride meut and will cure any case above this tube is inflamed you have a rum where Mr and Mrs Rutherford mentioned E W HALL bling sound or imperfect hearing for the pres- ¬ Sole manufacturer St Louis Mo and when it is entirely closed Deaf will make their home formerly Waco Texas ness is the result auu unless the in ent For sale by T D Armistead Hop n their Honster Melon One of the largest water melons ever seen in this section was brought to- the city Friday by Mr JD Shepherd ot Fairview who grew the immense melon It weighed 76 FILL Mens Boys and CLOTH in- - itt la lit 5 Has arrivedand is open for your spection consisting of ir j- V 4 3 IMdras Clothing fk Our Line of mm i Overcoats Ik 9 i Are the latest styles Over 50 vari- eties to select from Gomel and see iaem uiotmng is a speoiai uy au 7 uayuu a uty KlATxiflMA vwmw in wwwwwfw 9 A MODERN wiu0 PARLOR kinsville Ky READ THIS Olanton Ala March 81897 I certify that I have bteu cured of kidney and bladder troubles by Halls Great Waco Texas and I cau Discovery fully recommend it Rev L Poonds As an external liniment of most wonderful penetrative arid curative power BALLARDS SNOW LINI lENi1 is uotequaled by any other ip tho worlds Jrice 25 and 50 cts shows great progress in the manu facttre of fine Jurniture in receut yea- Wo keep up with all the lat est styles aud artistic designs in fur ¬ niture for parlor library bed room dining room and office and our store is replete with beauty iu all the lat- ¬ est and best designs in fine furni ture or the cheaper grades to suit all tastes and purses HardwickV OKteateMettrtESRar i I I i af5flPrrg ZJIr f V KITCHEN WALLER r mi ni am aoutn mam aireeij u Vjl ifi r a v HopkiHsviHerKy v tw- x- i nana c BumjiL misLjmaiMiMfciiM i W1JIrtttt i r rt U- f iy J f PHHmMWnMaHMBManMa i PRJMARV FRIDAY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 250 SENT FREE Ml Youths Secret II Democrats Will Nominate The A Brilliant and Hemorable Occa ¬ Next Council The Well Known PlijMcIan and Specialist sion at Dawson Springs The Democratic primary election The evening of August 31 1899 to nominate a city ticket will be was a brilliant and memorable ocheld next Friday frotnv 8 a m to 4 casion at Dawson Ky It was the p m A poll will be opened at some sixty fourth birthday of Mr N M convenient place in each of the Holeman the genial and popular seven words In three wards there proprietor ofthe Hotel Arcadia It is as yet but one candidate in each was also the birthday which one I ward and the nominees can already have not learned Of Mr and Mrs be foretold These will be J D Holeman s only daughter Mrs Ware in the Second James West in Fletcher Dempsey a most accomthe Third and J T Wall in the plished and charming Christian Sixth character n I Ay efs rMHair Vifior restores color to Cray hair F- - FRANKLIN MILES AI V M of ChlcHCo Will Send 82 00 Worth of HlaNmv and Complete Treat ¬ ment Free toEuch of Our Header Our buyer is now in the East and is in a position to buy in the most advantageous way The JUDGE BROWN tump Will Mount The Raging and Help TheBrownies The Brownie speakers have been reinforced by Judge M D Brown of this city for whom the following appointments have been announced 14 Sept Sturgis Thursday night Morganfield Friday Sept 15 afternoon Waverly Saturday Sept 16 af-¬ ternoon Corydon Saturday Sept 16 night Zion Monday Sept 18 afternoon Monday Henderson Audubon Sept 18 night West Louisville Tuesday Sept 19 afternoou Beech Grove Wednesday Sept 2 afternoon Calhoun Wednesday Sept 20 night Sacramento Thursday Sept afternoon Central City Friday Sept 21 12 23 night Greenville m afternoon 0 Saturday Sept V BOTH BADLY HURT NC 1 MrJfcHr Coffey indSon Have a Narrow Escape M ti- As Mr R H Coffey and his son Robert were driving out Seven teenth street to Virginia Sunday afternoon the horse become unman agable and began to run The oc ¬ cupants were thrown to the street and Mr Coffey sustained somesevere bruises about the head and body which will confine him to his bed for Several days His son was also pretty badly hurt One ankle was sprained a finger was broken and his face was terribly skinned and bruised RACING CARNIVAL Grandest Performance in Evans vllles Turf History The Tri State Fair will be held Evansville Ind Sept 18 to 22 A very complete program includ ¬ ing thirteen trots and paces at 1000 each has been arranged for this years meeting and all of the fair features will be high class in every respect The famous pacing stallion Star Pointer will start Sept 1 to beat his own -- record in l59tf v Low rates on all railroads will a large number from city will attend the meeting this tie given and PRINCETON FAIR It is not likely that any nomina- ¬ Mrs Wm Marble of Princeton tion will be made in the Fifth the Ky a lady of charm culture taste hopelessly Republican ward In and tact conceived the idea of giv ¬ the other three wards there are ing our host and his daughter a spirited and doubtfulcontests pleasant surprise In the First the candidates are Supper time was the hour and M W Davis and H W Tibbs the spacious dining room of the Ho- ¬ In the Fourth Councilman Geo D tel Arcadia was the place Mr Dalton is opposed by Mr F L Holeman and Mr Dempsey were Waller- - who claims to have the requested to take tea with the written promises of 68 of the 90 odd guests so the surprise could be voters in the ward Mr Daltons sprung on them friends however are confident of After supper Judge Willis success L Reeves of Elkton Ky who had In the Seventh there is a triangu ¬ been made toast master arose and lar fight with J H Eggleton J N announced that the occasion was Fow right and A J Reeder as the intended to celebrate He acknowl- ¬ entries All are confident and the edged himself Dawsons greatest contest is very doubtful beneficiary because his wife had The people have in the candidates found health and strength here in mentioned above the material for a the year gone by when her life had good and strong ticket and one that been despaired of and now he be ¬ will win with ease ing broken in health had come So far as can now be learned the here to be renewed again His Democratic nominees will have op- ¬ tribute to Dawson Hotel Arcadia position In at least five wards T and Mr Holeman was beautiful J Tate Republican will run in the and touching First Dr A E Bentley Citizens Dawson as a He announced in the Third Jas O Cook Citizens toast to be responded to by Hon in the Fourth E W Glass Repub- ¬ W A Owen of Covington Tenn lican in the Fifth and E M Flack Mr Owen is a bright and successCitizens in the Sixth ful lawyer and his speech was full of facts fancy and original poetry Dove and Quail Judge S A Barr of Russellvillc Dove shooting has furnished but Our Ky responded to the toast comparatively little sport this sea- ¬ Guest Mr Barr is bright hand- ¬ son which is now more than half some and a favorite with the ladies gone The birds are scarce and He said that he had been forbidden wifder than ever known There to tell all the best things that he are many hemp and millet fields knew about the guests things seen with plenty of seed on the ground when eyes were closed and things but the doves have migrated or heard when lips were not speaking fallen victims to the deadly breech- ¬ Rev John D Jordan of Savan ¬ loaders The estimate made by nah Ga responded to the toast some of the crack shots as to the He said he knew him Our Host number of doves killed in this longer and had come the greatest county up to date is 250 Whereas distance to see him That Mr last year there were killed by Sept Holeman was for everything that is 1st from 1000 to 1500 and if a against everything that good party of hunters succeed in bagging is badand handsome polite gentle a a dozen doves in one afternoon they man that was always helping some- ¬ Re- ¬ consider themselves lucky body That his wish for our ports of abundanee of quail come in host is fair thoughts and happy One from all parts of the county attend you That Mr sportsman told us he had already hours Holeman wassa benefactor and a located 23 covies of quail The blessing to suffering tired and game law is beginning tobearfruit pleasure seeking humanity and fut- ¬ and the protected birds are multi ure generations would join with the plying The Gun Club should see present one in calling him blessed to the rigid enforcement of the game Mr Holeman full of emotion law again this season Harrods with words tender and fitly chosen burg Democrat made a brief response in his own behalf while Mr Dempsey with Ice Cream Supper There will be an ice cream sup- ¬ greatest tact taste and modesty about made his own brief speech the Chapel per at Hays one mile from town on the Butler greatest of them all Standing all joined in singing road near Flemings Cave Friday Mr 15 proceeds will go My Old Kentucky Home The Sept The leading towards furnishing the school with John Landrum furniture The school is taught by writer was requested to close with prayer after which there was a Miss Jennie West of this city merry happy time of handshaking Returned To Lexington congratulations and good wishes Rev O L Trahern who spent Then ended a fitting tribute to a the summer months with relatives worthy man and a daughter worthy in Lafayette returned to Lexington Friday Rev Trahern will have of her sire by those who felt them- ¬ charge of the South Side Mission in selves honored in being their guests that city during the ensuing year AUregretted the absence of Mrs Holeman owing to ill health but she was remembered I write at the request of the guests at the Hotel Arcadia Most cordially and faithfully John D Jordan yours Savannah Ga Persons have been known to There never was a better oppor tunity lor persons suffering from dis Fall Goods eases of the nerves brain heart liver or stomach to test free a New and complete Treatment for these dis orders Dr Miles iswell known as a are coming in daily and when leading specialist iu these diseases and his liberal offer is certainly they are all here the gathering worthy of serious consideration by will be 6ne of the largest and every afflicted reader This new system ofSpecial Treat most complete stock of ment iB thoroughly scientific and iui mensely superior to the ordinary methods It consists of several reme- ¬ Dry Goods Notions and Carpets dies carefully selected to suit each individual case and is the final result of twenty five years of very exten ¬ ever shown in Hopkinsville The sive research and experience in treat iug this class of disorders It con prices will be the lowest possible sists of a curative elixir tonic tablets cash price laxative pills and usually a plaster m selected for each case Extensive statistics clearly demonstrate that Dr Miles New Treatment is three times as successful as the UBual treat ¬ ment Thousands of remarkable testi- ¬ monials from prominent people will bo sent upon request which prove the doctor to be one of the worlds most successful physicianp Col E B Spileman of the 9tb United States Regulars located at San Dibgo Cal says Dr Miles Special Treatment has worked won ders in mysous case when all else failed I had employed the best medical talent and had spent 2000 in so doing I believe he is a won derful specialist I considered it tnj You duty to recommend him cured me of years of inherited head ache and dizziness writes Truman De Weese Editor Chicago Times Herald For years I had seven trouble with my stomach head neuralgia singing spells and dropsy Your treatment entirely cured me writes Hon W A Warren of James town N Y As all afflicted readers may have We have a fine hearse and a full line of Coffins and CasketF and Un 250 worth of treatment especially dertaking supplies neat and new We have secured thn Femces of W N adapted to their case free wo would Ducker who is ready at all times to serve the public and we guarantee advise them to send for it at once Address Dr Franklin Miles State satisfaction and terms the most liberal We also have a nice line of and Adams streets Chicago Sewing Machines Organs illew z I GANT SLAYDEN Furniture and Undertaking Furniture and which we will sell for less money than can be bought elsewhere City Market House Large Fat Mackerel the finest Fish in Hopkinsville L M ARMSTRONG 9th St bet Main and Virginia flUC Each ESTABLISHED IN 1852 Potted Ham Canned Salmon Chicken Soups French Sardines Salmon Steak French Crackers Watermelons SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and Manufacturer of Vegetables FtfESB EVERY DAY BSfTry us with your orders BIG STOCK LOW PRICES Marble an-dGrranite GO T-AJBJ-iET- E B CLARK Whotegale audKetallUKUvCKb JVIoniimeiits S SPECIAL LOCALS BE GOOD TO YOURSESF and good to your friends When you AIR treat a friend to Whiskey give him the best HARPER Whiskey is the beverage for your friends and for you SOLD BY W R Lono Hopkins ville Ky oljr IvSitle FM WHITLOW ETC Tennessee Ky of Hopkinsville is my soiicitor Grand Racing Carnival Finest and Most complete Program in the History of the Clardy at Sturgis Sturgis Ky Sept 11 Dr John D Clardy of Hopkinsville and Bill Thorne of Eminencewill addressthe voters of Sturgis Saturday September 16th at 2 oclock p m Both of the gen- ¬ tlemen were delegates to the Louis- ¬ ville convention and can explain the manner in which the convention was conducted is perfectly harmless and will remove every worm It is also a tonic and by its strengthening properties wiL restore to pale cheeks the rosy hue of health Price 25 cts R C Hardl nick- Tri State Fair EVANSVBLLE IND How To Gain Flesh SEPT 18 TO 22 13 WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE TROTS AND PACES 1000 EACH Meeting This Year Expected to Eclipse all Records f The great Princeton Fair this year is expected to eclipse all pre- ¬ vious records both in point of at traction and attendance The meet liilg begins Sept 20 and lasts four Stays The fair will be held under neVmangement and will be con- ¬ ducted on a very broad and liberal scale Half rates are announced over the Illinois Central Quite a crowd from this city are making their arrangements to attend Last Sermon Rev L W Browder preached his last Bermon for this conterence year at Cave Spring Methodist Dr church near Ax Sunday TlrnH TT 1 gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of SCOTTS OMUL SIONc It is strange but it often happens Somehow the ounce produces the pound it seems to start the digestive machinery going properly so that the patient is abk to digest and absorb his ordinar food which he could not do be fore and that is the way the gair is made A certain amount of flesh h necessary for health if you have not got it you can get it by taking YELLOW FEVER Continues to Spread in Southern Cities Hir ie tTnirll liked bV his COH- gregatiQU and1 they hope that he wwiw ru il1 fu rHlrnorl fnr rhft MPVt Crih- I w Bride in Short Dresses Jacksonville FlaSept 11 YelSept 9 County Benton Ky low fever fs spreading in the South Judge Shemwell this morning tied Four cases have developed in Port Tampa Fla and one in Jackson the knot for the youngest couple¬ One death has resulted at ever married here Sol Peck ag Miss Port Tampa The stricken at Port ed 18 and Lula Shaffer aged 15 of Tampa are said to be Key West Calvert City were the parties The All f retugees Key West reports twenty bride wore a short dress and is 6m three new cases and two deaths very small for her age This makes a total of 177 cases DAY Thrown From a Buggy there Four Key West refugees are down with the fever at New Mr and Mrs E B Long were York Jacksonville will establish thrown from their buggy Friday OSICJECMP a strict quarantine against the evening while driving down Eighth Talking Machine MX curable diseases successfully treated southern portion of the State Th street and both sustained slight Almost new a 52500 grarapbou- wltkoulithause of diugs or nlie United States Court can not Mfc bruises Mr Long also received a E Oldham D O Mrs Lula K Oldbam You will find it jutt a useful In summer worth or lecords ruuoii D Jas 0Mrs Jole E Giegory D 0 graduates held in Meridfaji Miss because cut over the eye and one arm was and 31000 as jn winter and if you are thriving upon Hip- hpnH h fifficinls will not allow iniured The buggy wheel ran in etc nil for 2000 Mpply at E M of AmericanatScbooJ ol OiieopatbyItrKlrksvllle H uonj stop because the weather is warm Thomas bicycle etofe West 7th St Mo OtHce residence of Mrs the Judge andMafthaLfrbm Jack to asand pilet overturning the ve- - JRichV isoisoutu viruinia t U duggUts and The Famous Pacing Stallion STAR POINTER will start Thursday Sept 21 to beat his own record 159 1 4 This performance will be the grandest event in Evansville turf history The Fair Features will be High Class evening trains leaving Evansville will every day be held until p 50c ADMISSION EVERY R L AKIN Secretary yoirs pulsion 50c ATJaY Jtoo 15 nKmmxmmmWlWmWWW wJBbliflSiiaga mJ 1 ijojmi turn THIS AlfD THAT u ztmnaim TIEAE WHISKY a 3J E is If I If Tho Kind You Have Always Bought and which has hcen in uso for over 30 years has homo the signature of and has hcen mado under his per- sonal supervision slnco its infancy WIT J4ZCCU44 Allow no ono to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are hut Ex ¬ JCffl periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil nnd Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worm3 and allays Fovcrishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep iTho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend What is CASTOR A Paregoric Drops I CENUBNE j r Bears the Signature of CASTORIA ALWAYS mmgmmmTmnammmmmm9mmmmi The KM You Have Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years THI CCKTAUR COMPANY 7T MURHAY STKICT NCW YORK CITY 5 pAGG RICHARDS BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN I Building Materials Of All Kinds LUMBER t LIME ANH CEMENT Give us a call when you need anything in our line DAGG h RICHARDS HOPKIHSVILLE KY MONUMENTS The White Bronze Monument niywaiKa beautiful in design appropriate iu color never taruishptt chips or cracks and science io itB long search for something that would stand the frost of this climiito for monumental purposes has fit last v found it in the White Bronze It fills every wish It id a beauty to bo hold It will perpetuate the mem ory of loved ones that future genet ationb may bestow those little acts of VJv ft kindness upon the graves after wo ty have gone to our reward rxft MillMiITS W r 0 c tfs fc KNIU 3 wtyfc Vr i A newspaper or a sheet of paper Tbc richest mellowest pld tied on a window or balcony of a rye that was ever distilled Kentucky is suid to dwelling house in Mexico indicates have been contracted for by a curtain that there aro rooms to rent iu the Fifth avenue Ntiw York club house It Is now being dug tip from the bed of the Missouri river where 1t went Fish arc not only caught but pulled down In the steamer Arabias wreck lu into the boat by a Kcntuckians dc- J84S vice comprising the usual line which When It was learned this spring that thla rich mine of whishy Wl actually is wound on iho shaft of a clockinech toTie put anism apull on the line releasing tho been found nnd was about spring and winding up the line A Kentucky woman has patented a rotary toothbrush in which the bristles are placed around a spindle with the opposite end of the spindle threaded spirally to be revolved by a projecting pin carried by a sliding carriage An improved bottle for holding and measuring medicines etc has the in- ¬ terior of the neck ground with the stopper of hollow glass ground around outside to fit the bottle the interior of the stopper being a graduated measure A German historian has figured out that tho Thirty Years war cost Wur temburg alone nearly 9000000 In 1G23 the population was 125288 of SUBM1UIINB WHISKY MINE whom 375186 were missing in 1G50 Located In the Missouri River Near the Town of Parkvllle and it tpok a hundred years to reach on the market the steward of a rich the old figure again New York club Kansas City last slave 6tate ad- ¬ nnd contracted went out to whole cargo Texas was the to take the mitted to the union Texas claimed of the precious stuff as soon as It could all the land north and east of the Rio be gotten out of the river bed It was almost priceless and there Grande river from its mouth to its west of the line were 400 barrels of it But the clubs source and south and steward was authorized to bid nearly of 1 819 21 By this annexation there double what was ever before offered for was added to the United States 262 fancy whisky Twenty five dollars per Kentucky has 290 square miles of territory an area gallon for up to this time been the high water equal to that of France and England price But the New York club men combined were willing to give 40 per gallon for At Yetholm in Scotland a man tins wmsity For 400 barrels that would amounVto named Faa was crowned king of the gypsies in succession to his late moth ¬ exactly 500000 But what is that to a wealthy club for the luxury of such a er who was known as Queen Esther beverage The crown of tin and tinsel was placed Kings would travel around the world on liis head by the village blacksmith to sample it Barrels of it could be whose family is said to possess the kept to ripen for another century and ever growing worlds hereditary right of crowning the gyp ¬ It would be an wonder The king rode in a sy sovereigns But mums the word among the mem ¬ bers of the club until theyve got the carriage drawn by six asses precious stuff in their vaults Then they will be safe to make public ac ¬ A BICYCLE SERVICE knowledgment of their trensure Out in Parkvllle on the Missouri An English Pastor Plans and Carries Oat rivers bauks there is now going on Something Unique the queerest mining operation on rec- ¬ Fyfi0ld is three miles north of On- - ord A shaft has been dug caissons gar and is one of the prettiest spots sunk and now the workmen are search in all Essex The rector Rev L ing in the hull of the old steamboat El wyn Lewis invited cjclists in gen- ¬ Arabia for the cargo of whisky known to be stowed away in the hold eral to attend his church for a special When they begin to hoist those old service which was to be all over in oaken barrels out of the sbuft It will half an hour To insure their com- ¬ be like hauling up chests of Spanish fort he offered to provide tea at six- ¬ gold The barrels will be worth 1250 each pence a head and to allow the cyclists to stroll through his grounds and OHIO MAN ELECTED smoke or lie on the grass before re- ¬ New President of the Kntlonn Edn turning home catlonnl Association Is a Res ¬ The day was a signal success There ident of Columbus has probably never been a better Oscar Taylor Corson the new presi ¬ church parade At least 500 cyclists dent of the National Teachers associa ¬ attended The Epping road was alive tion is native of Ohio and a a farmers with them Nearly every club and son He was born in Preble county near every suburb of London was repre- ¬ Camden May 3 1857 He was educated sented others wfent from Chelmsford in the village schools of Camden and and Dunmow whore the flitch comes the Ohio Wesleyan university at Delwas from The day was beautiful a aware from which Institution he bright sun a light breeze a clear blue sky and the fragrance of summer in the air Every variety of cycle was to be seen and every variety of cycling at- ¬ tire There was a motor tricycle and there was a lady in rationals As the Whitsuntide decorations were still in place the rustic church was very bright and pretty The wheelmen were too many for tho accommoda- ¬ fp11 tion They packed every seat and overflowed into tho churchyard But the doors were left wide open and all joined in the devotions It was a simple little service a few hymns a few prayers a lesson and a sermon live minutes long The preacher developed a single idea as OSCAR TAYLOR CORSON tho cycle habit requires tho spirit of New President of the National Educational Association man to guide it so does man require of God as the cycle is a graduated In 1879 He had engaged the spirit means of progress through this world in teaching occasionally while in colso is the grace of God the means of lege and when his college work was he that his progress toward the world to come done workdetermined to mnke superin life He was elected And tho rector wise man fulfilled tendent of the schools at Cambridge Ins contract As the clock 6truck four O In which work he continued until the Amen of the last hymn was 1892 when he was elected as a repub Waluno Tens April i9 1 I was verv limt dwn nearly nil the to New York rock of Gibraltar According Being WorkedReports It ti time sufferiiiif with rnvtidtf bHckod Tho height of the Now Oat is ud would Iihvo Wen ded kidneyfi about 1437 feet Old MLsortrl lougr without teiipf After tHhing lOHfi Dr helping im and by the time the sec end bottle whb gone I was well and hive been iu good health sinc r JH McLeans Liver and Kidney BrtluiH few dtnalfoiiud it was ForsalobyC James K Wyfy airo Through runk Line between the cities of JincinfiatiLxintrtonLouis Atrl Fiheb Sr vilre EvansviUe Sir Louis V thaoltUioi dr philologically or artistically cultivated so he be be mathematically cultivated--Goethe Nasirville Memphis matterfTlittlewhether a man gomery MoBife an o fIt but r New mohi MTS10UT 0UAXU Ht BP2KDCN31VALED OASTORIA Bri i ti Signature of Ths Kind You Harc Aiwavs BougW LYffl8k Heaven is a place for restless activity the abode of never tiring thought H W Beccher HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Pullman Palace Cars for Mlantat JSavanah Macon Jac7tson- ville and points r in Florida feelf Have you that tired shakyJeelldB theforenmnerof Chills Malaria and Typhoid T HnifVIDB thlaWlPlllllff Mm as it Is an Indication of sickness avoid this consult us as our ndvleo costs yoa nothing Call on yonr dragglst and procure a bottle of Dr Carlstedts German Wver Powder Take ono dose a day at bed tlmo for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions and after two yon yon Nature herself clad In the early garbs or Spring blossoms forth trees and flowers causing the despondent chord to vibrate to tills the most delightful of all springtime and how do Connections are made at Guthrie and NashviJle for all points N orth T0 East South and Weat In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS this road will receive speoisl low rates Sea agents of this company for rates SfSfiffirs Louisville weeks conrse 01 these two great remedies wilt feel like the flowers look In the spring Prepare yourself for tho malarial or hot season If when the atmosphere is lull of germs you necessary and when your system warns repeat the above These Kcmedles la stock routes o or write to O P Atmobe G P TA andsold by Anderson Fowler Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in Li Hh Announcements fir society Thackery The Illinois Central now has on sale and will con- ¬ tinue thosame un til September 30 1899 round trip summer tourist tickets from points on its JineB in the South to ti large list of summer resortB in the North Its fast double daily service to St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorts of Virginia itho White Mountains and Seasiderjjfcew England the Thousand Islands the lake and forest resorts of Michigan WiscouBin and Minnesota the Hot Springs of Arkansas tbe Yellowstone Patk or the resorts of Colorado need fmcKLT Asa Bitters It prompt ly removes iaiuurltteB that clog and impede tbe action of the digestive organs creHtes good appetite and dt gesiou strength of Lojy and activity of brain If vou eat wphout uppetito you MUST KATES All presentments thai are confirm- ¬ ed by events give man a higher idea of himself Dont Bo Imposed Upon insist on getting Pleb Houey aud Tar as it ib postively ub solutely and uuqualiiedly the best cough medicine Accept no fiubsti tutu Forsttleby Anderson Fowler AlwayB When true friends meet in adverse Tick it fllld full infnrmntinn na fr hour tis like a sunbeam through a rates ii count ctlon with the above shower Scott can bi had of pgeuts of the Central JjGl and onnei t ngr lines Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Wm Murray Dlv PoasARt A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce NewOrlej as Gum Balsam The Formula is on the package btAlUllUIV j ng Agent uincintJM aeon Dlv Pai Agent MemphU jso Cures yonr Cough In a day very pleasant io take Children cry for It Large size bottles Xnco c ana sue A H Pardon G Y A r WKellondAGP A tiiencn For a Beautiful Complexion Use Dr Louisville Carlstedts German Liver Powder For sale by Anderson Fowler Where love rs there is no labor and if there be labor that labor is love Austin Bears the Signature of O3T7O0F8X a llia Kind You Have Always Bought tf- They are the weakest however f St Louis San Francisco RR strong who have no faith in them THROUGH CAR ROUTE selves or their powers Bovee BETWEEN Piles t u red If suffeiers will us B uiuer Silve accmliug todirt ctious n positive cure will result iu worst chsetGuaran ¬ teed 2- Sold by AiuIlmfou Fowler AND 2ST LOUl- S- SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS It is sometimes not so hot that even the vainest woman doesnt care whether her nose looks shiny or Free medical advice Men and women suffering from chronic dis- ¬ PARIS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON Solid Vaitibuled Trains with Pullman Slep and Reclining Chair Cart Harvey Dining halla Maps time tablet and full Information umlihad upon application to W 0 BELVILLK Trav Paiar ST LOUIS av life jIM Pw MwMmfM AS 4TlerJlly xwj Then tea in the parish room con- ¬ sumed with open air appetites and J after that a smoke beneath the rec ¬ Also Agent fur tors chestnuts The rector is a vicar as well and he has both a rector and Planters Insurance Co iwmmmmsWmrsm a vicarage This rectory a rambling Cheapest Reliable Insaruuce extaut and picturesque old mansion was once the manor house and he has seven acres of grounds around it Photographers perpetuated the scene Mma HiMlutrlv necessary to and all the village came out to see Most Ilnpld Camera - in life This There has never been such a busy tho young man or young woman who woulo win The Smithsonian institution at Wash ¬ being conceded it is of first importance to get your training Htthe school Sunday at Fyfield London Mail ington will shortly possess the most that Stands in the very front rank rapid camera in the ivorjd It is de ¬ Wisdom from Iowa The Bryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky signed to take a successful negative Lots of people claim Heaven as vith an exposure of one six hundredth Cook-KeepinSeven experienced teacherB each one 8 specialist in Is hoped a hisjine Write for a beautiful lok giving testifao their right and yet haye n5t learned ofty second and itso that a that this negative be Increased Sliortband how to make any right tfso of the uials from graduates occupying prominent pwmfena y m obtained in ope wousnaui part all oyer the Uiiited Slan f it unl ifetueiu dtb vouTrce earth Keokuk iWf LL sSS ui u j i in ii VJtpl i r i im -A nawMMRmrHCiicnir mil wCd B J Murphey Agt Pembroke Ky said h Biaiamp I ARIJSI N FQ g- EDUCATION lican commissioner of common schools of Ohio In 1895 he was reelected Retiring from ofilce last January he applied himself to the work of pub lishing the Ohio Educational Monthly a maimzlne devoted to the cause of ed ucation which he had purchased while in oflice and to institute work for which he has received calls from Mich igan Pennsylvania and Florida Mr Corson is a member of tbe board of trustees of the Ohio university having been appointed a few months ago He resides at Columbus and is married themselves of Dr Pierces offer of free consultation by letter thereby avoiding the unpleasant question- ¬ ings the obnoxious examinations and odious local treatments consid- ¬ ered necessary by some practition- ¬ ers Over half a million women have been treated by Dr Pierce and his staff for diseases peculiar to women with unvarying success Write without fear as without fee Every letter is treated as strictly private and sacredly con6dentiaI and all answers are sent in plain envelops bearing no printing upon them Address Dr R V Pierce Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N Y eases are invited to consult Dr Pierce Buffalo jST Y by letter absolutely without fee or charge For more than thirty years a chief consulting- physician to theinvalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo If Y Doctor Pierce has devoted himself to the treatment and cure ofchroniaforms if disease Assisted by his staff of nearly a score of physicians each man a specialist his success has been phenomenal ninety eight pers6nsin every hundred treated being abso- ¬ lutely and altogethered cured Women have especially availed GEO ACt MO T IICOOLSOJ Gent PataV Agent ST LOUIS MO flatty31 W Pi iif The artof flatterers is to take ad- ¬ vantage of the foibles of the great to foster their errdrs and never to give advice which may annoy Moliere The healing- properties of Banner Salve are truly marvelous It is a thorough antiseptic and heals all Wounds Cuts and Burns withbut b sear r y E nibd MROMuT PINGfiBUFFET 2THR0UGH VlSTIBUIEO TRAINSOAILY 1 17 IkUMalBl M3SBmVSmmm i fr CARSFR0M HEWORLEANV NASHVILLE CHICAGO fP JEFf RIE5GP ADKniiLrlANG5 luaiuvu lain tVSik J riZOtiigSU HLniHKfWirri r 1 bflBMQte- M6 v- ti aiAmrn i ETruu vwiivfcbbtlkln IU IgMMffik IUWAM 33 l G r W t7-H i AI ANY IWkave tdbloodV i VI That is because their iver and Kidneys ani sluggish and fail to carry off the waste matter When this happens the tolood is poisoned and disease sets 4n To keep your blood pure take y The best of wom ¬ en maybe the worst Dis ¬ of sufferers ease is no respecter of perspnst The regular periodic- ¬ al suffering of many wom en is calcu lated a3 ag teu years thirty ol rK ly txjesG 1 jWto--rrwss- ssx OMMuSsMUtiUnwiHkM i ir wimm gregating and forty fifteen II Ml rw rW Jj l the between five cleans jl h 1 a quick relief and sure cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys aniVpiadder Thousands use it in flie spring especially Your druggist has it Only 100 a ORJH MCLEAN MEDICINE CO LOUiS MO A STRANGE NURSERY FIERCE CAMEL FIGHT bottle THE The Surinam Tond Cnrrlci Her Fam ¬ lilt Each Other Like Wolves nnd a Dozen Men Worked Hard to ily Around In Little Ionclica Separate Them ou Her Hnclc The Surinam toad Is the possessor of one of the strangest nurseries known to science It lives in the dense trop ¬ ica forests of Guiana and Brazil and Hut at the is a true water haunter breedlnc reason the female undercnes a curious change of integument The skin on her Back grows pulpy soft and jelly like She lays her eggs in the wa- ter but as sooruas she has laid them her lord and master plasters them on to her impressionable back with his feet so as to secure them from all as ¬ saults of enemies Every egg is pressed separately into a bed of the soft skin which soon closes over it automatical ly thus burying each in a little cell or niche where it undergoes its further development pass The tadpoles turougb their larval stage within the cell and then hop out as the illustra- tion shows in the four legged condi- tion As soon ns they have gone off to shift for themselves the mother toad finds herself with n ragged and honey- combed skin which must bo very un- comfortable So she rubs the remnant of it off against stones or the bark of Description by an English traveler fight btwcen camels at the court of an Indian princevV Two camels were brought into the grounds nt the back of the palace and made to face one anbthir Thcv were male animals whosefcious tendencies had made it necessarj for them to be kept from the rest ofUhe cattle and who had been carefully fed In the chieftains fighting stock as being especially pow- ¬ erful animals At a eignal from the prince the crea- ¬ tures were let loose nnd shambled to- ¬ ward each other Atflrst they merely feinted and skirmished about ip a cluni sy fashion their long awkward legman irresistibly ludicrous sight Presently they began to foam at the mouth thgir faces became contorted with fury nnd a sort of fencing match took place Their heads darted from side to side and they strove to seize each other with their teeth They groaned nnd roared furiously and the spectators were soon worked up to a high pitch of excite- ment At length one camel seized his enemy by the leg while the other a large long haired nnimnl retaliated by laying hold of his opponents ear Blood flowed freely nnd opinion was divided as to which camel would be the victor At last the long haired camel whose grip on his adversarys ear was not very firm suddenly let go but the other continued to hold on to his antagonists leg and even to drag him about roaring with pain The prince eventunlly gave the order to separate the combatants but it re- ¬ quired the efforts of nearly a dozen men with ropy chainB and cudgels to put an end to the affray Even then the l wound on the leg of the vanquished camel was so serious that I believe the HER poor creature was crippled for months of a suffer I I Utile ings oi wom ¬ en due to irregularity and like causes may be alienated and in most cases they may be completely cured by the use of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription This wonderful medicine is not a cure all but a specific remedy for diseases affecting the delicate womanly organs I time is utter-¬ ly unneces- ¬ sary In all cases Such a tax of pain and 1 For Sale by R JODATfTPAV X1 A tfc7 UAiU WKST BOlNi C Hartlwiclc Druggist i UISVTLLEST LOUIS i TEX No 4 THE THRICE-A-WEEK NoCS Dally 6 30 8 20 8 58 rtab EDITION ST For sale by C K Wily Druggist It cures completely irregularity ulcer- ¬ ation inflammation and female weakness and gives the enfeebled organs health and vigor loulevlUe W st Point Brandenbnig trvlngton Stephensport Ooverport Hawesvllle Iewlsport Owensboro Spotsvllle hr Henderson Lv 7SSp m 9 5pm 18pm pm pa pm pm pm 10 18 m 10 38 a m 11 OS 11 28 9 to a m 7 4fa m 8 40am 9 14 a re i 1048pm 1207pm 1131pm 12 51 pin 11 85 p m 1 13 pm No 62 BW 10 08 lm re PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE PRICE OF A WEEKLY of the Jast year have established the overwhelming value of The Thrice a Week Worlu to every reader For an almost nominal sum it has kept its The striking and important events east Lv aeuKD 7 8 Dally No 61 Daily Ttoenty Fifth Annual Meeting 01 the South Kentucky Christian Missionary And Sunday School AssociationAt - Mrs W J Kidder of Hill Dale Farm Bnos burg Center Enosburg Vt writes I cheerfully send you the following testimonial of the great relief your kindly advice and medicines brought me During the past year I found I was with child and In rapidly falling health I suffered dreadfully from bloating and urinary I was growing preceptlbly weaker difficulty each day and suffered much sharp pain at times I felt that something must be done I sought your advice and received a prompt reply I fol lowed your directions and took twelve bottles of xDr Pierces Favorite Prescription and also fol I began to Improve lowed your instructions immediately my health became excellent and we live I could do all my own work rode all on a good sized farm I walked and I could and enjoyed it I had a short easy confinement and have a healthy baby boy Henderson Spottavllle Owensboro Lewlsport H awesvllle Clovcrport Stephensport Irvington Brandenburg W est Point ar Louisville 43am pa 27am ooo p m 07 a m 432pm 9 subscribers informed ofthe progress fl 30 a m 4 63 pm of all our WHrajiud moreover Lfaa re9 B7 a m 617pm 10 18 a m 6 35 p m ported them its promptly and fully as II 00 am 6 10 J m if it vere a daily With our inter- ¬ 11 28 a m 6 39pm 12 05 p m 710pm ests still extending throughout tho 1 QCp m SOOprc world with our tnops operating it the Philippines and the great PresiFor further Information address H c Morbus a g p a dential cumptiigu too at hand its or Louisville Ky value is furthe iu creased w L Mills 7 20 a m 2 55 D 3 16 EC Owensboro i Kv Dr Pierces Pellets cure biliousness C WV TWMIIIP HinillllllWlW HopkinsvilleOpening Session Kentucky September 20 Ky Carlstedfs September 26 28 1899 Tuesday Evening OFFICERS M E I TWSFT daiiV s5o II I hm Trice a Week improvement It strives each year to be better thau it was the year before and the public confidence in it is 6hovn by the fact that it now circulates more thu twice as many papers every week as any other newspaper not a daily published in World motto of the is Ihe I 7F3fSfSfLl WEBB President Trenlon Sec and Evangelist J W GANT Elkton Ky Mill PROGRAm All SKWf Mil German Liver TIMEITABLE- - Eflective Juue No 834 Lv Ar fena meetings to be led by J L Hill TUESDAY EVENING v Powder Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to Hopkinsville Princeton r Fadttcah Vr Henderson VrEvansvllle trLoutsvllle 9 16 a m 5 500am 2J 0pm R05am355pm 18 1899 No 840 No 802 dally dally dlyan 4 - America We offer this uuequaled newspaper and the Kentuckian together one year for S250 The regular subscription price of the two paperB is S300 50p m GSOpm 80 pm 1005a m 725 p m 10 60 a m 8 15p m All The WORTH News Nationl 1025pm READING t HOW HORNETS CHARGE trees and redevelops a similar back afresh at the next breeding season They Fly with Head and Tall To 233 Reports of Committees Almost never do we find a device in eetherand the Stint Is 10 minutes addresses 300 The Sunday School nature which occurs only once The Driven Cruelly Deep Historical Sketch of unique hardly exists nature Is a Present Organization and Manage great copyist At least two animals of Boys who propose to bombard hor- ¬ W S Payne ment of How Best to Develop I HTcel wholly unlike kinds are all but sure to nets nests may find valuable informa- ¬ hit independently upon the self same tion in the deseriptlon by Mr Hervey Missionary Spirit of mechanism So it is not surprising to Laney in the Scientific American dl 330 The Christian Endeavor Society 10 minute addresses learn that a catfish has invented an the way those insects defend their exactly similar mode of carrying its homes There is always a sentinel on Historical Sketch of Relation to church of R H Crossfield young to that adopted by the Surinam watch at entrance and when a stone R V Omer toad Relation to Mfsslons of only here it is on the under sur- ¬ is thrownthe the nest the hand that nt Adjournment 4K Announcements and face not the upper one that the spawn throw has been marked rs sure as WEDNESDAY EVENING is plastered The eggs of this catfish the sun seines and before the attack ¬ 00 Devotional Services whose scientific name is Aspredo arc party can possibly turn the head C E Moore v 815 Address pressed into the skin below the body ing 845 Address SWBedford and so borne about by the mother till he will feel a stunning blow in the f ore- Announcements and Adjournment they hatch This is one of two in ¬ THURSDAY MORNING stances where the female fish herself 93Q Devotional Service assumes the care of her offspring in- ¬ iood Reiwrts Committee on Obituaries stead of leaving it entirely to her ex- ¬ Time and Place Treasurer cellent partner Strand Magazine Itioao The Evangelist His Authority and B Allensworth 823 JResponse M E Webb 835 Address GL Wharton Announcements and adjournment WEDNESDAY MORNING 930 Devotional Services vlfoOO Announcement of Committees 05 Report and Address of General Evan crellst J W Rant lOSCervatlona on South Kentucky Missions J WMitchell 1100 Words from Missionaries 1150 Announcements and Adjournment 1 Devotional Service 815 Address of Welcome J Train 341 dallv ao arat Hopklnsvjlle 030 am Train 31 dally ar at Hopkintvllle 2 03pm Tratr 313 daily ac ar at Hopkinsville 8 40 p m B M Sherwood Agt Hopkinsville Ky W AKelloxo AUP A Louisville Ky U Do N Local State and WILL BE FOIJND IN THE BURANIM TOAD CARKYINO FAMILY j Pr Price 25 Cents For Salo b Anderson owler ft TIME TABLE m m m m KEUTUCKUU AND THE- - TRAINS SOUTH So 53 NTo Nro njSUBIMUAI At XtiKSiUUSi WANTED AN IDEAi-a-thing to patent Protect yourldeas they ma bring you wealth Write JOHN WEDDKR BURN CO Patent Attorneys Washington I C for tbelr 1801 prize offer N0T IN HIS LUTE Hopkinsville Ac 615 a bD0 a iaet Line 51 Fast Mail 527 p 91 NO Limited 1208 a TBAINS NOBTH Ei We have arranged a Clubbing Rate oy wnica we can give o 92 So 52 i So 56 So 54 945a Hopkinsville Ac 830 p Fast Line 1024 p StLouExmaiJ Chicago Limited y33 p Both Papers One Year for 225 Regular price for Both is 300 We save you generous nart of this sum bring vour cash with orde to the 1 Work J W- - LIgon 1100 The Preachers Duty to Missions C KMarshall SOME BIBLE FACTS 1120 The Co operation of Churchesln the w U Wright Employments Ireachera lt40 Announcements and Adjournment THURSDAY AFTERNOON C W B M SESSION Statistics Which Are of rnrtlcnlar Interest fotntflbua Sunduy- School Pnplli f In the Bible Old and New Testa¬ ments there are 3508473 letters 775 1189 chap ¬ 693 words 3133 verses ters and 66 books The longest book is Psalms which has ISO divisions The shortest is Second John which has one chapter of 13 verses The longest chapter is the 119th psalm which has 176 verses The short- ¬ est the 117th psalm which has 2 verses The longest verse is the ninth verse of the eighth chapter of Esther It has 90 wdrds The shortest is the 35th verse of the 11th chapter of John It has two words Tho 8th verse of the 118th psalm is the middle verse of the Bible The 37th chapter of Isaiah and the 10th chapter of Second Kings are alike In the 107th psalm the 8th 10th 21st and 31st verses are alike Each verse of the 136th psalm ends alike Esther is the only book in which the name of God is not found The 21st verse of the 7th chapter of Ezra contains oil the letters of the al ¬ fW0J HORNET SHOWING STING 200 Devotional Exercises Mrs RlerePaducah Address pf Welcome iv Mrs Sargent Hopkinsville y J 225 Response and Presidents Address Mrs Hale Mavfleld adl 235 Report of Secretary Mrs Crenshaw -34XJ Report of Treasurer MrsT Rivers 305 Repoit of Aux and ujuds- 315 Committees Miss Ellen Young Hepklnsvllle 325 Song Mrs E J 3 0 A Paper Need of Prayer Willis Henderson 340 Address 405 Call fpr Pledges Benediction THURSDAY EVENING devotional Service 800 v d dress Christian Education and our 815 Schools In S W Kentucky W A Parksr Final Adjournment t 1 3 Krv A few days since to the annoyance of everybody it was found that the town clock had ceased to toll out the hours of the day A jeweler was called and an examination mnde Nothing wrong could be found with the mechanism of J W Gant Secretary the clock everything seemed to be Elkton Kentucky right nnd no reason was apparent why the clock did not runt but the old thing Summer Excursion Rates would not tick A further investiga ¬ Commencing May 15th and con J tion revealed the fact that the sparrows iiLAi ami ii Jiad built a nest on the face of the Central JR R will sell round trip clock behindi the hands apd had car¬ ticketifaa follows ried sticks and strnws there enough to 80a clog the wheels A Jong fishing pole wns Cerulean 170 procured the birds nestknocked out Dawsori Springs 25 land tho clock restimedlts tick with its rjttendeq Springs Grayson Spring accustomed reguIarityPjnevUJeKy rtpiuru iimu u cinys irora oaie ot Cpuricil Vst v nut not to exceed Ueti mat uViMtt wrXv r Ky All who expect to attend should tfpd their names to H D Smith Hopkinsville Ky at least ten days before the Convention The railroads will carry dele- ates at full fare to the Conven- tbprXaod dne third fare return- Ingfrovided certificates are procured at starting1 points where tickets are bought This is ab solutely necessary in order to obtain reduced rates SPECIAL NOTICE Send all unpaid pledges to Treas- ¬ urer T W Long1- - Hopkinsville phabet Sparrows Stopped n Clock head and possibly drop to the earth with pain for the hornet flics with such velocltj that the human body is not swift enough in movement to get out of the way In making such n charge Mr Laney says the hornet flies with head and tail together nnd the sting is driven deep But if the boy gets be hind a tree or bush andHhrows from shelter he is likely to escape because the hornet seems to possess little pow ¬ er of locating the enemy by sight When the delivery of a stone is followed by a successful charge Mr Laney thinks it is because the hornet pos- ¬ sesses the faculty of marking the di- ¬ rection of a missile thrown ut the nest Kentliered Ventriloquists Many birds form their sounds with- ¬ out opening their bills The pigeon is a well known instance of this Its coo- ¬ ing can be distinctly heard although it does not open its bill The call is formed internally in the throat and chest nnd is only rendered audible by resonance Similar ways may be observed in many The clear birds and other animals loud call of the cuckoo according to one naturalist is the resonance of a note formed in the bird The whirring of the snipe which betrays the ap proach of the bird to the hunter is an net of ventriloquism Even the night ¬ ingale hns certain notes which are pro duced internally and which are audible while the bill is closed Henry Ward Beecher once told Tie this good one on himself con- ¬ He was going up tinued the doctor among the White mountains on a stage coach drawn by four white horses After awhile it stopped before an inn The driver a stalwart fellow threw the reins to Mr Beecher and asked him to hold the horses n hile he went into the inn for a few moments Mr Beecher felt very d proud when he held the is a dangerous thing you know It for a minister to take the reins in his hands He is liable then to want to have everything his own way Mr Beecher was no exception to the rulp Tie drew the reins very tight What a bright idea he thought to take a spin around the inn in tho absence of the driver and show his friends on the piazza what he could do d with a He popped the whip and the horses started He pulled on the reins wrong of course and the horses went zigzag the lead- ¬ ers trying to turn around and come forward In some unaccountable way tho horyns managed to fall over against each other and wiggled around the building The wheels of the coach barked a big tree The horses whirleajright on turning in all the time the hind wheel cut off a slice of the back yard fence the coach went right up on the side wheels but fortunately settled back as the horses pranced gayly in mixed up fashion to the front of the inn and tho front wheel tore away the post of the ver- ¬ anda and rt last the team drew up in the front yard with the heads of the wheel horses facing south and those of the leaders poked into the parlor four-in-hanfour-in-han- does not ran oo nday ago bonnd St Louis and sorth Send or olns have hroagh trains solid and si eepen Chicago and St Louis fast Line stops only at Important statlor d crossings Hs trough Pullman sleep to Atlanta Ou Nashville Accommodation -T M ADiMfJ Agent KEIVTUCKIAN Hopkinsville Pen headed by h magnificent cockerel with home extra fine females Illinois Central OF IMTKRUST TO R R BARRED P ROCKS EGGS ii STOCKHOLDERS Free Transportation to Attend the Annual Meeting nt Chicago window Reef in tho sail of the off horse Tliil priugBf i530 3Iur nt Fault AKaln lived a family In the city of II who hnd one of those domestics of the familiar heavy hand A few years ago the totvn experienced a slight shock of Pictures were thrown earthquake down crockery nnd furniture rattled about In the midst of the tumult the mistress went to the head of the bnse ment stairs and called out in n would- be1 patlerifc tc ne Mary Ann wliatare V WkU Van dolnGrnoW- r frf shouted the driver from the attic window but Mr Beecher sat in that box as ignorant of what to do next m an Egyptian mummy Things were not straightened out until the driver rushed down mount- ¬ ed the seat and took hojd of therein That driver wag a king He did in a trice what Mr Beecher could not do with all his learning wisdom and floquence Tho driver had noticed ow to manage horsos but Mr eecher know no more about tjiem than an unborn babe It was not his i iievou see AtlanwTounHUl The Board of Directors of the Illi Central Builroad Company at a meetmg neld duly Zi lbv adopted the following preambleand resolution To the end that the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company may more leadily attend in person the annual meetings of stock- ¬ holders which the by laws require to be held in Chicago ou the last Wednesday in September in each year be it Resolved That until the further order of this board there may be is sued to each holder of one or more shares of tho capital stock of the Illi- ¬ nois Central Railroad Company as registered on the books of the Com pany a ticket enabling him or her to travel free over the Companys lines from the station on the Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his or her registered address to Chicago an return for the purpose of attending in person the meetings of stockhol ders Such ticket to be good for the journey to Chicago only during the four days immediately precediugaiil the day of the meetiug aud for the returujouruey from Chicago ouiy ui the day of the meetiug and ihofou days immediately following when pruperly countersigned and stamped m the presidents office These tickets will now be countersigned aud stamped in the office of W Q Brien Assistant Secretary Chicago Such a ticket may be obtained by any reg intered holder of stock on application in writing to the president of the Compauy in Chicago Each applica tion must state the full name and ad dress of tho stockholder exactly as given in his or her certificate of stock together with the number aud dato of such certificate No more than one person will be carried freo in respect to any one holding of stock as registered on the book of the Company By order of the board of directors noiB 1 PER 15 iu uy number wanted This is the last year I sell eggs at SI 00 KOUMAN fllKAt II IJI II pklnnvllle Ky CHAS R LEWIS Brick Encaustic Tile Artifcial Stone CONTKACTOK nf Brick Work Tile Hearths Flotp- Etc Stone Pave meutb- - JjIolu Sep Sills Etc All kinds if Job Work in my line properly nnl pri inpth attended to such as Grate1- - Flues aud Chimueye Em-nu-ti- All Kiuil t OI 1 HANK ItUILUINU Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky 1 W W GRAY TOKSQRIAL WEST SLVLNTH NTREtT ARTISTS ELB BCILDINO Clean towels and evervihiug firth Have Yodb Photographs Made At WYBANTS NEW STUDIO vo 580 Fourth Avenue Louisvillf Ky nreMheTmostifatal of all UiSCQSCS AG Secretary The next annual meetiug of the stockholders of tho Illinois Central Railroad Compauy will be held at the omce ot the Uompany in Uhicago on Wednesday September 27 1899 wt noon For the purposejof this mpt ing the Stock TransferBooks will be closed from the close of business on September 12th to tub morning of Hackstaff FOLEYkfKIDNEVCURE asGUARANTEEDjrremedy or money refunded Con ¬ tains remedies J recognized by all eminent physicians as the best for Kidney and Bladder troubles Price 50c and ioo UT--- J i ti J t4 t ff 3355 P v Royal ASGLVmX IPURE asi FalrTo day SpeLouisville Kyf Sept 11 Fair to night and Tuesday cial TWQ ACCIDENTS POWDER Both of Which May Result tally to Excursionists A neero excursion was run irom Clarksvjlle to Evansville Sunday and a very large crowd made the The Season Approaches WHEN i J Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ta towcm co new yook trip Returning two men were badly Irvin Scott of Trenton was sit ¬ ting onthe platform when the train stopped at Earlington for coal Some of the excursionists were hi- ¬ larious andjbegan shooting off pis tols in the darkness Scott was hit in the neck and it is believed his wound was fatal He bled freely PERSONAL GOSSIP hurtand both may die 4 Mr T D Armistead has returned from a trip to NeV York City You May Need at Drill f Chicago Grain Market Esq M B King1 of Church Hill Special Chicago Sept 11 is spendiug some time at Dawson Sept wheat opened at 703 closed Miss Mabel South all of Pee Dee at 704 May wheat opened at has returned home after a weeks Dec corn 733 closed at 74 visit to this city closed at 288 opened at 28 Mrs Stanley Brown and daugh- ¬ Cash wheat 70 ter who had been the guest of Mrs E B Bassett returned to their HERE AND THERE home in Loujsville Friday An infant of Kate Gross died in Miss Martha Burnett of Cadiz city Sunday night Ky will be with her sister Mrs Cow and calf for sale Inquire H M Dreyfus South Addison at this office street for two weeks Nashville Mr J Baylor Harris has moved American into the wood cottagfe on West Miss Hallie Jackson left Sunday Seventeenth street for Hopkinsville where she will at- ¬ s Tioung Jersey milk cow for sale tend school this session She was lja gallons now fresh in December accompanied- by her father John Sebree Herald Jackson Inquire here DaVid R Murphy of An Prof Fine bulbs for winter blooming jfioman hyacinths paper narcissus niston Ala son of Mr and Mrs and feesias Miss Rosalie H Dago E J Murphy of this city is spend ¬ Wild Goose Liniment cures rheu ing a few days with his parents Prof Murphy is superin- ¬ matism and neuralgia 25c at all here druggists tendent of two large schools at An infant of Horace Cornelius of Anniston and is also a member of Bainbndge died Saturday after a the State Board of Examiners Pembroke is very pruud to claim brief illness Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Prof Murphy as one of her sons Pembroke Journal f City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Fine Watch Repairing Diamond TABLE RS BUCKEYE PILE Mounting c Old goldtaken in ex- OINTMENT relieves the intense change itching It soothes heals and cures R C Hard wick chronic cases where surgeons fail It Armstrong and Ducker are well is no experiment its sales increase equipped for business They have a through its cures Every bottle Price 50 cts in bottles new hearse new embalming instru guaranteed R C Hardwick ments and everything new in under tubes 75 cts taking supplies Give us a call 9th LITERARY CLUB street Account of Street Fair thelllinois Central R R will sell round trip Organization Perfected and Pro tickets to Henderson on Sept 25th gram Prepared and 30th inclusive at rate of one fare Return limit Qct 1st The Hopkinsville Literary Club The L N will sell round trip limited to thirty members was or- ¬ tickets to Lexington at one fare ganized last week and a program Sept 13th to 16th limited to Sept arranged for the first regular 3Sth account Colored A M Fair monthly meeting Tuesday evening J M Adams Agent Oct 10 at the home of Mr Feland No cure no nav that in Mm trmr It is as follows Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil is sold Liquid Air Dr F M Stites for Barbed Ware CutH Bums Scrat ¬ Ira L Smith ches Cracked Heel Saddle Galls Reading Sketch or Poem Old Sores and all kinds of inflainrna Original tions on man or beast Price 25 Frank Bell- cents Sketch Historical Character VV TrTandy The L X will sell round trip Book Review David Harum tickets to Bowling Green atonefare Sept 13th to 16th good returning T C Underwood officers are W T Tandy until Sept 18th account Warren The President John Feland Vice PresCounty Fair ident Frank Bell Secretary and J M Adams Agent Mr W N Ducker the oldest and Treasurer most experienced undertaker in Keu DEATH OF MR HODGSON tucky has associated himself with L V e are in the jield this year a ith the two best drills made v and and became unconscious alive at last accounts though still was barely breathing and wholly unconscious It is supposed he was struck by a stray bullet as he was sitting down and was not in a row Another negro whose name could not be learned fell between the cars while trying to board the train in motion and had one leg cut off This accident occurred near Madi sonville FINE TOBACCO BURNT Tfe and Superiors the Empire Last year it was impossible to supply V i We have them made with both Hoe and Discs TO- Barn ContainingTwelve Acres De- ¬ stroyed While Being Cured The large tobacco barn of Mr Edgar Radford situated near Howell in the southern portion of the county was entirely destroyed by fire Friday night together with all its contents consisting in part of twelve acres of fine tobacco Fires had been built for the pur- ¬ pose of curing the weed and the loss is supposed to have resulted from from the carelessness of hands Barn and contents all went up in smoke Mr Radford had no insur- ¬ ance Mfs- 4 the demand for these drills This year we hope to be prepared but to make sure it would be well to Put in your or ¬ ders early If you order now you get your drill H 23 Jesse R Reeves returned last Friday from a visit of a month to relatives near Crews Va The most delicate constitution can safely use COUSENS HONEY OF TAR It is a surqand pleasant remedy for coughs loss of voice andj all throat and lung troubles Prica25 R C Uardwick and 50c sure to We shall be pleaseffeo book your order now and you TTill not be compelled to take an infe- ¬ rior make of drill We are takiifg or ¬ ders every day for jsfc will- - be i FERTILIZERS Armour Homestead and National Cheap Dont Forget TO EXAMINE X OUR LINE OF School SatGhels Experience has proven them so W6 do not Ijave shipped in any fertilizers unless we have orders for them Call and specify your requirements Very Eespectfully K fertilizer are worthless These are thebest t EflBBCC I11Im BR0 M ArmhtroiiR 9th street 8 rings phone 246 h with Osborne Implement Co Virginia St opposite Laynes stable office FERTILIZERI Horse Shoe Brands old by Ross A Rogers Prominent Business flan of Clarks ville Passes Away Baskets Merchant Tailor VV bad health for several years but 7th street opp New Era office had only been confined to his bed The uecrr of getting a fit mi suit of for a few weeks Mr Hodgson was clothes is to get a practical take your ruebsure tailor to a prominent Mason and Odd Fellow and was a well known busiNotice L Harried s Estate ness man All pereoiiB having claims against LOST BOTH GAMES Mr Chas W Hodgson a prominent citizen of Clarksville and a of Mr Saml Hodgson the Have your clothes made brother marble dealer of that place died cleaned and repaired by Joe N Friday atternoon He had been in Fowright Tablets Pencils Sharpeners companions 7 will hie them with me properly veri- ordiug to law and within the next 60 days or they will be barred Local Baseball Season Conies to by law Persons indebted to the Close estate will settle at once with VV L Parker or T J Childress adminis trators A P Crockett Atty Fridays games of baseball be- ¬ eofLarkiuHarneddeceased Hopkinsville Ky Company Henry Koehler want several car loads of CHOICE WALNUT LOGS Will pay high est cash price Thev bipo buy POP ¬ LAR and HARDWOOD LUMBER in mixed cars Write them at Louisville Ky- - OWEN MITCHELL tween the Louisville Olympics and the home nine closed the season so far a the local are concerned Both games with the Olympics were well attended and proed very in- ¬ teresting to the spectators The Louisville boys won both games the bcore ou Thursday being 19 to 3 and on Friday 16 to 10 Richland situated on the Kentucky and Tennessee turnpike 5 miles Bouth of Hopkinsville Bis tract of land contains 450 acres is surrounded by a fine Tiedge fenqe is in a perfect state of cultivation and ib one of the most fertile and pro ductive farms in the State There is on it a fine brick residence oi a or iu rooms wun nan uam room pantry cellar and kitchen costing originally S170C0 to build now in good repair Also 5 large tobacco barns stable 9 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 Boil is unexcelled in productiveness Yielding in ordinary season 1000 lbs tobacco 25 lo 80 bushelB of wheat and 8 or 10 bbls of corn to each acre in cultivation Time to suit purchaser Apply to W G Wheeler Hopkinsville or O K Wheeler W F Bbadshaw Faducah for sale his home place kiown as Fine Farm in This County For Sale In order lo wnd up the estate of Dr Jas Wheeler deceased we offer FREE FREE i For the remainder of this month all WALLSJPAPER bought of us at 15 cents a roll and over will be hung FREE TJie prices are not advanc ¬ ed bfrt we have too many nice papers and want you to reap the benefit This is a rare portunity to secure beautiful papers at a small cost 6-p- A Rubber Tires W T Cooper CO Howell In Demand Col W R Howell will go to Owensboro by invitation next Sat- ¬ urday and address theGoebel club A matrimonial event is booked to at 7S0 p m take place at 5 oclock this aftet Entertained at Tea noon near Sinking Fork Mr A Owen and Mrs Eliza ¬ Thomas About a dozen couples of youig beth Mitchell are the contracting people from the city were entertain- ¬ parties and the ceremony will be ed at tea at the home of Mr J C performed by Rev 5 U Spurlin at Moore near the city Frfda eve the ning All spent a most pleasant the homeof Mr Mitchell riatrJmonfal Event Will Place This Afternoon Take of your evening drives take your carriage to West Lee and nave them to put on a set of their elegant rubber tires They have the nest equipped plant in the South and guarantee work Rricl prices i Give home enterprise a chance If you want to get real pleasure out THOMPSON BASSETT Wholesale Trl State Fair Evansville Ind Sept 18 22 ICor the above occasion the Illi ¬ Monuments It is nonsense to believe that you can buy of some agent as n cheap bb you can of your home shop where you get the bet marble and granite at the lowest possible price If you will call and see our work and get our prices you will find yourself well paid for th9 trouble Yours truly t Retail iROCERS nois Central R R will sell round bride-to-b- e g L jiAl trip tickets to Evansville for after noori trains of Sept 17th and all on Sept 18th to 22nd in ¬ trairis rate of one fare Re ¬ clusive at turn Hmjt Sept 23rd D i XT J iV u- - 4- Till - Hi- yf Covmrnni WV A 4 t 7th aad Virginia Streets HopfclJWviUe Ky ROB H BROnnfNg l n

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