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I hi 1rit c TTiTt i r1I 1U 1 I J KentuckianrIt 7 VOL xxix HOPJCINSVILLE KENTUGK lTHURSDAY MAY 16 1907 i No 59t t1 fFGaoThos W Long Cashier Bailey Russell Asst Cashier r First National BanKf OF HOPKINSVILLE KY f ivCondensedHopkinsville Ky v iM aI iMAY 2 19 7I dTrt ASSETSl I J qfllLoaIlSiu S lld aV 125i09Q OtherStocksand Bonds V i J M vc 1425000 Banking House Furniture and Fixture i 2215500 Cash Cash Items and Exchange f l 11464104 J S10i 1X5 LIABILITIES 4 Sj I Capital Stock 7 Op Surplus M 1 i f J7i 25 P Undivided Profits fi 30 47 Circulating Notes l i JI I 76tM pp f Deposits r c 34 1P 8 Dividends Unpaid 58Q00 5196811 5 THOS W LONG CASHIER Bank ofHQpkinsvHle i Corner Seventh and Main Street- sCapital paid in Liooooooo Surplus 3500000 Ample Resources Modern Equipment Superior Service I 1 We Want Your Buriess= We Furnish Our Customers Safety Deposit Boxes tWe Pay 3 Per Cent Interest onTime Certificates of Deposit i Henru C Gant President J E McPherson Cashier H L McPherson AstCashier 1101 THE BANK THAT DOES THE HOST FOR- t YoU THEtVITAL THING TO KNOW q ABOUT A BANK IS WHAT IT CAN ia DO 1 I We lend real and personal security Webuy and sell Real Es x tate on reasonable commission We take charge of your Real Estate and rent it for you We act as Guardian- S S Trustee Executor Administrator Agent We keep your valuables in a safe place We keep an uptodate Bank guarantee to please you Planters Bank J 1 Trust Company I dOGd hIcSIIANE- i 1 Plumber D 11 ICumbo Phone Phone j 1 l- 950i Ham sacks for sale at Kentuckian c4 L J office I DR EDWARDS N SPECIALTY I I jFreeUp StaIrsPhoenix Building MalnStl J rw For Sale 75 bushels stock peas Cum phone 359r y TwGarnett7 LEADERSl fir lJN t 0r I f 1 iJ No Surprises Inghe Final CountI 1 i Yeste1 t1y j 1 r MISS ADCOOK Hk HlCHESj VOTE r i h Misses Dillfnan lfps and Shanklin are the i Winners ill 3 seIlecta free trip to the Jamestown Exposi tion closed yesterday at noon and the counting of votes began at one oclock by a committee composed of Messrs S G Buckner Walter Kelly and JotmStites The counting proved to be a very laborous and tedious work and occupied more than two hours The contest developed no surprises as the young ladies who had been leading in the districts held their positions to the end The contest Was been conducted with good feeling between the sev eral candidates There were some disappointments of course but the results were all reached in a manner absolutely fair to everyone The contest has been a success every way and has increase- the circulation of the Kentuckian A total of nearly 60000 votes were castrIn District No 1 Miss Marion Burris won by 751 votes overMis s OsborneIn No 2 Miss Maybel Dillman was an easy winner increasing her lead in the windup by nearly 3000 votes In District No3 Miss Lois Adcock won with many votes to spare re ceiving more votes than any other In District No4 Miss Maud Shanklin was the winner receiving one of the largest votes cast The winners are all most popular and attractive young ladies and will be most creditable representatives of contestantKentucky and THE KENTUCKIAN at the Jamestown Exposition The trip will be arranged for some time during July or August when the big show is complete Details will be given later DISTRICT NO 1 Miss Marion BurrisHop 4918 Miss Coy Osborne Laytonsville4167- Miss Alva Lewis Pembroke 3985 4Bessie Walker 61 Cora Burt Pembroke 44 DISTRICT NO2 Miss Maybe Dillman Pemb R 8089 Bessie L Thacker Laf te 4317 Miss Ledlie Logan West Fork 3074 Mrs Edna Perry Pemb R 21375 Miss Irlene Giles Howell 1057 ItKati Moss Btown 590 4Zetta Lee Dawson Btown 559 DISTRICT NO Miss Lois Adcock Church Hill10328 ItEdna Adams Church Hill6342 4Alice Harris Hop R 5 747 IIMina Wood Sinking Fork 127 DISTRICT NO4 f Miss Maud Shanklin5486M- rs Mattie Gaines 2888 Miss Bessie Richards 110 II Halite Leavell 165 4Nina Vvootton10-2I44 Shadoinr 80 4Annie Starling 48 MISS BESSIE L TRACKER Stops itching instantly Cures piles eczema salt rheum tetter hives herpes scabiesDoansIOintment At any Association Committee toIbaTIFowlerand nonmembers are invited to at tendir oAaTc xaBeurbe1ha Kind You Have Always Bought war I I T PLEASANT EVENING 1 A and Mrs John C La Jthjam of New York City Entertained iyThe social event of the spring was the reception given by Mr and Mrs NewYprksummer home The doors were twoHoursI jng in and out of Mr Lathams beautiful residence On entering Miss Jennie Glass re ceived the callers and presented them to Mr and Mrs Latham Mrs Gaylordmother of Mrs Latham whoIand pink the colors of the evening Mrs John Howe and Mrs J G Sim rail of Louisville visitors of Mrs La tham were also presented to callers As the visitors were welcomed by host and hostess and the mother of Mrs Latham in the parlor they ushered into the adjoining room where frappe was erved by Miss Bettie Lee Smith Then the guests passed into another room where ices cakes and confectionery were served and souvenirs of the evening were presented In another room Miss Edith Boulware presided at the coffee urn The hundreds of invited friends enjoyed the privilege of meeting the wifefof one of Hopkihsvilles mostsuccessful men who is now a citizen of New York City where he located after spending a short time here at the close of the civil war in which he served so faithfully on the Confederate side The hostess look ed queenly in a rich white gown and won the esteem of all by her words of welcome and gracious manner The host entered into the joy of the even ing with all the ease and good nat expressing ing an old friend or the descend yoreThepink was most artistically designed and the effect was beautiful Cut and pottd flowers were to be seen everywhere andqg the evening shadows grew heavy the old Latham homestead which has been com byitsbusiness CM i es of metropolitian life was brilliantly lighted by the many electric lights out in de tail the lovetine3of the richly rob ed the beauty of the rooms while the Bveet tones of Lebkeutch ers band floating upon the air mingled with the laughter and hum of happy voices Created a feeling of joy and good will to all alike COL W L BAMBERGER Col Wm L Bamberger had a narrow escape from death yester day from an overdose of antikamia taken to relieve his sufferings from rheumatic pains The medicine was taken shortly befog noon and Col Bamberger soon unconscious Physicians worn hastily summoned and after working with him several hours restored him to consciousness At the hour ve went to press he was a great deal better and his condition was not early so critical II CHEAP SILKS i 27 inch Fancy Silk at O12C j 19 inch Plain Taffeta Silk at 650 j I I9 inch Plain Taffeta Silk at H 4Th0 i 44 inch Colored Voiles at 1 85Q Come and get these bargains at once TMMIJones Main St Hopkinsville Ky Driving Wagons Buggies r r Surreys Stanhopes We have just what you want The best vehi cles in the world for the money Any grade any price any color or kind all good values and the cheapest35will wear like steel Try a STAYER if you want to ride without a jolt has the finest springs made or a Sayers Scoville and you will be satisfied they have no equal either in quality style or finish Our prices are right Dont forget we have y Hardware Cutlery Etc Also Daybreak Fertilizer In both Corn and Tobacco Growers FA YOST CO Incorporated 214 and 215 S Main tI MSKjft E B LONG Presiden W T TANDY Cashier CITY BANK Capital 6000000 Surplus 7000000 This Bank ranks among the first in the state of Ken tucky in proportion of surplus to capital In Surplus there is Strength Wo invite your account as a safe depository for your funds Deposit your valuable papers in our vaultsafe from fire and burglars 3 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS t I j v 4 V v l c ViVJS i v V i 14 H Stfr T r iVV 0 t V tfA Ji I V-T 4 1 m q J AGE TWO HOPfclNSVILLE KENTUCKIAN MAY 16 1907 y j l ALtOHOI 3 PER CENT A gelabfe sirailaitofj Ihe ing Hie tomirfis PromotesDigcgtionJChterfll nessandliesiContainsneiUutOpiun1Morphlne NOT NARCOTIC j Aperfecf for StomachD1alOO- eaWormsConvnlsionsJetrish RessmulLossoFSrr t Facsimile Signature of i l 1 NEW YORK tccd undcrthcFood ionj Copy of Wrapper IEn r IL1 I W j I i THK CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY That name means that can mean Cocoa Bitter HI Sweet is a bran new one and as the or Or Come and See Us Cor 6tn ana yJJ CASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought 0ndBoB11sofBears the- Signature of In Vie For Over Thirty Year- sCASTOR1A HUYLEReverything quality Huylers Breakfast Huylers Chocolate Huylers Chocolate Huylers Chocolate Triscuit Huylers Chocolate Triscuit daintyas daintiest dainty Call 500 1121 is Miller ClarkVirginia I 001 WANTUJ To for the 7OCor mire desirable volitions that we will be called to ca In the next year We had OHcane in the past year euchJOur urnduatca are m ouch great demand uw muo teuUJJ wnup wentuomTHOBOUGHIX teen oituo caoot vain their graduated WALITY count wna ten vcrttwa onm nees men of tola day and age If me unwiseenough to cheatyow e1tbytaking- S abort course at aomo school of reputation can not with- auchaaegulpmeatnducaaG eeaman- to It by olvin you tfJob yearsappealwhen in need of competent stenogm phere and booltkeetIUII than all UIII claPtraP I attenamgthunder thanun DUQH ork with the result thatyou will youmu fiRYANT Ii SIRITTOII BUSINESS COLLEGE Second WiimLliannii u Incorporatedh U C REUNION1 w A t Inatt I to CJIic by ROUND TRIP From Hot kinsville Kv as tc t VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL and C 0 Rys The Route Selected 5federatei DATES OF SALE May 2627282930 t RETURN LIMIT June 11th 1907 with privilege of extension to6th 1907 by depositing ticket and paying fifty cents additionalmb Leave HopWiisvllle 1120 a m Arrive Richmond 345 nut afternoon 28i hours en route and only one night on the road Route is via Louisvine through the Kentucky Blue Grass Section ariving at theAlleghany at daylight next morning after N trthroughi andthroughdaylight Return Portion of Richmond Tickets Will Also behI as Jrllf F 1 ft I Honored From illtr Norfolk or Portsmouthi UponFAgentIllinois Central R R illinois Central Rt Bt I Kyxiti fi l 5 tSJ L MJ 1 Oo tlnuedrom fast issue i HJs cazo flnallv rested l her at its aDS murmured BeulS- hmere Bob I thott Kjjrtyou won In know It was time to wp cup S bent over and kissed m on the eyes again with the loving ardor a child bestows upon KB pMs Ho slowly rose to his felt I could see from his eyes and the shudder thatwent over him as he caught sight of the paper on the dock that he woaMr himself that memory of the happen- Ings df the day had not lied In his sleep He rose to his lull height hia head went up and 11 sjfoulders back but only from hatiiV nji1 for an Ini Btant Then he folded Bemlah San to his breast and dropped his hea her shoulder HOsobbed like a father with the corpse Of his child Why Bob my Bob isSthls the way you treat your Beulah when shes let you sleep so your beautiful eyes would be pretty for the Vfedding Is thil8 the way to act before this kin man who has come to takeus to the church Naughty naughty Bob I looked at her Qt Bpbj in horror I was beginning towreallzb the abso lute deadness of this woman From the first look I had known that her mind had fled but knowledge Is not always realization She did not evb n know who I was Hep nifhd was dea rlgot toaH tout the man she loved the man Who through all those long days of her suffering she had silently wor biped To all but him she was new born At the sound of wedding church Bobs head slowjy rose from her shoulder I saw his decision the Instant I caught his eye I realized the uselessness of o g it and sick at heart and horrified I listened as he said ta a voice nqw calm and soothing as that of a father to his child 44Yes Beulah my darling I have slept too long Bob has been naughty but we will make up for lost time Get your hat and cloak and well hurry to the church or we will be late With a laugh of Joy she followed him to the closet where hung the Jjacketand gave them to her Not a word Jimhe hade me In the name of God and all our friend ship not a word Beulah Sands will be my wife as soon as I can find a j minister to marry us It Is boat best It is right It is as God would have it or I am not capable of knowing right from wrong Anyway It is what will be She has no father no moth er no sister no one to protect an jjhereverything Jim but me I must try o win her back to herself or t9 make new world a happy onea happy one for her CHAPTER VII An old gambler whose life had been pdropInboundout plastpuponhim to make the ball drop where his stake was not He simply said Thank God I thought that prince hhasgame was the one who did the trick Long suffering had driven the old JoJphyknew ho had some chance of get ting even but Fate he could not combat As Bob Brownley had thought himself tard luck when his eyes opened the fact that he had been robbed means of dice loaded by man but when Fate pressed the button he saw in that his manmade hell was but a feeble Imitation and was satisfied whoever knows the game of life giBobsbent and meekly his soul murmured Thy will be done at That night he married Beulah the ands The minister who united the la plan and the woman who as a newborn babe saw nothjdg and In the match He murmured to ruts who acted as beat retheofministers Intofttionthtragedieswas sttjtJsfjtul wterj ho Sot no otlwi in response to ills question Do you thbandshe snuggled clcner to ifhBob and his bride wpnt srmtlj V mother and Hlit ss the float clagr fn loft to me tho aettlein nt yf III Ho InstruoM me to eel inSandsBrownley in Ho payfrom the balance thu notes btHiw old raven me a few weeks before Iht piforThe leading Wall street St at t preaching on the panic wObnrt m 1 IJ Ii 41 1 dt 7 Jft r r latunWall street has lived through many black Fridays Srfineot them have been nhen Saturday Monday Tuesday or Thursday yet garnered to tho store house of the past was ever more jubilant a ly welcomed by his Satanic Majesty yesterday We pray Heaven no com fog day may be ordained to go against yesterdays record for tigerish cruelty and awful destruction It Is rumored that Brownley of Randolph Randolph either for himself or his clients cleared J25000000 of profit We believe that thlfl estimate Is low The losses coming through Robert Brownleys terrible on slaught must havo run over =500000000 Wall street and the country will do well l of s mdrket concendAmericans Js a menace to our financial structure It ts the orammoas D lnlpllI of the Street that Robert Brownley could ever have succeeded In battering down the price of sugar In the very teeth the Camemnyer and Standard 011 suppo as he did yesterday without a snail noel AAA AAA to ftinAflAnrWl Tf aot from iso tlvast aggregation of money owners deUbJtrately place behind jlaught such as was so successfully made yesterday why can that slaughter not b at any time on anyatock Ah against the support of any booking When I read this and listened toj talk along the same lines I was zled I could not for the life of m see where Bob Brownley could have five to ten millions bacltlnFto such a raid much less to a dred Yet I Was forced to confess that he must have had some tremenI dous backing else how could he have done what I had seen him do Bob left his wife at his house while he went to Sand Land ing to the funeral After the old Judge and his victims had been laIdj away and the relatives had in the library of the great whltoj Sands mansion he explained theIrI Kinswomans condition slot told them that she was hit wife He insisted upon paying all Judge Sands debtsJ over 500000 of which was owed to members of the Sands family for whom he had been trustee Before he went back to his mothers had turned a great calamity into a occasion for something near rejoicing v udge Sands and his family were dear to tho people of the ae tion but his misfortune had need such widespread ruin that the unloorfedfbr recovery of a million and a half was a that madeI 1Twodearest hope TIed He had ordered all things at the Sands plantation put in their everyday condition Banian l1UdIcoaxtBob that the absence of cIthere would not be a memoryrecaller missing Bob and his wife landed from the river packet at the foot of the driveway which led straight frAmd the landing to the vinocovered w tchaveed her hands 1n childish joy as sheIOh Bob what a She gave no sign that she ever seen the great entrance fJtromthe library to her mothers room tolor own to tho whore were ilhutnothing but childish pleasure SheIt sJtho13strangersa last hope they led In her old black vibabyhoodher childhood and the petof her womanhood There was not a dry eyeBthe when she met the almammyszled gaze at the child who does nolNunderstand The grief of the old ne was pitiful as she roallzcl that Ubirdher grief It was plain to all thatySands home meant nothing to them piBobbesought the aid of the medical he experts of America and of the OldaWorld to regain that which had been er recalled by its Maker The doctors were fascinated with this new phase ed mind blight for In some particulars case was unlike any known Instances but none gave hope All that some wire connecting In eart and brain had burned put when cruel System threw on a voltage the wires capacity to transit All agreed that kilo woman chlld coifs never grow older unless rough same mental eruption beyond TfUIObility but that one was too terrible entertthnThe r of tholr mar rlage found Bob and his coifs Bottled their now Fifth avenue mansion had bought and torn down two Muse between Fortysecond apt Forty thlyd streets and had erected a the Inside of vrf tch was unique atl New Yorks unusual struc tures file first sand BecqhdV floors wsjill Ujrf reflneil tastoflndunliw t I L or 1 IIrPI1 expenatrure or money count pro dace iNotfain Ii thoso splendid Bonn told of the strange things above A luxury pervaded the drawlng sedate library and diningroom nob said to mo in taking me through them Some day Jim Bcultth 3nay recover may como batik t6 me and I want to have everything as she wbul wish everything as she would bats o had it If the curse had never come j Tho third floor wasBeuJixh8 A shift g1 daittty bedroom two nurses rooms adjoining a nursery with a childs small schoolroom and a big playroom with dolls and doll houses child B toys of every description in abandon as though their owner were in faq but a few years old Across tho hull wero throe offices exact duplicates o mine rlfilhd Bcnmh sanar n firsyt brought myself to realize that 1 wa 1not Where tho gruesome happeningsl of a year before had taken place Bob had reproduced to tho minutest de tails our downtown workshop Stand- Ing In the door of Beulah Sands of fice I faced the fiat desk at Which she had sat the afternoon when I first saw that hideous result of the wor t of the System I could almost see the lit tic gray figure holding the afternoon paper In horror my eyes sought the floor at the side otthe chair in search fobs agonized face and uplifted hands As I stood for the first time middle of Bobs handiwork I rtseemed to hear again those awful groans Jlm Bob said I have a haunt Ing Idea that some day Beulah will wake andlook around and think she asleepddisabuse her mind until we break the news to neroI have Instructed whomenever loses sight of her night or day to win her tp the habit of spending her time at her old desk I have told them always to be prepared for her awakening and when it comes they are Instantly to shut off tho rest of the floor and house until I can get nowsOut of the nursery came a laughing r happy child woman In spite of her finely developed womanly figure which had lost nothing of its wonder beauty and the exquisite taco and goldenbrown hair and great blue eyes which were as fascinating as on the day she first entered tho offices of Randolph Randolph in spite of the close fitting gray gown with dainty ttaed over lace collar I could hardly bring myself to believe that she was anything but a young child With an shenarms about his neck covered his face wIth kisses afood Bob has come back to play with Beulah she said she knew he would They told Beulah Bob had gone away to the woods to gather flowers Baulah knew It Bob gone to the woods he would nova Beulah with him Now Bob must play school with Beulah She sat at her desk and opened her cl1l1dsI schoolbook With mock said Bob cut What does it spellIFor half an hour Bob silt and played scholar and teacher by turns with all the patience of a fond father With difficulty I kept back the tears tbetsad sight brought to my eyesfFor the first year of Bobs marriage we saw but little of him at the offlco Exchange saw less He had wanlered in upon the floor two or three tunes but did no business and seemed take but little interest The Street knew Bob had mar the daughter of Judgo Lee Sands the victim 0bloodedc erwlse it knew nothing of the affairsfriends never met his wife Ocvthey would pass the Brown bparkbeautiful woman was Mrs Brown they thought Bob a lucky tellowvseemed quite natural that his wife choose seclusion after the awl tragedy at her home In Virginia whywithexquisite figure beside Bob in the ctoria should always be garbed In do After a while Jit was whispered that there was something wrong 1ahhousehold Then his acquaintances ceased to whisper to think of ills affairs With all trascharity bazaars she has one offset e virtue If a dweller in her midst to lot New York alone New is willing to reciprocate In her ost crowded fashionable districts a may come and go for a life me and none in the block in witch dwells will know when his coming going ceases When a New York reads in his newspaper of the man who lives next door to hlmlmurderw and his body discovered by the the tax collector the butchercJ thorsoneverhlatt41lorbhorlv tattoo are CONTINUED IN NEXT ISSUE CASTORIAFor Infants and Children Kind You Have Always Bought is Bears the- Signatufo of the ard They Ride Astride oflIopkinsville of canters on horseback in divided cab triHopkinaville tri keep right up with the times a I S EKS tltJGH U qru i1L BOSTON MINISTER DEVELOPINOp UNIQUE Rf LI WORK i t Advertises HIh1 eiI8Chaplaln 9 t Hotels and Theaters In the Pa rlsh of All Strangera A LongFelt Want A unique religious interest is being developed by ft Boston minister Rev- t Eugene C Webster and it glues prom Iso of growth into a system which will cIUesltan effort to roach and minister to the- I I spiritual needs of the thousands upon- s thousands of homeless souls whose only habitation Is the hotel At the time of the inauguration of this work I Rev Eugene C Webster theCongregational setts which position he resigned to begin the self appoluted work as pas tor of the Parish of All Strangers as he is pleased to style his field of laborNeatly printed cards placed In every conspicuous place in hotels then e3 lodging houses etc announce In top line Chaplain Boston Hotels aijp Theaters Parish of All Strange 7 and then go on to say The g1i4 lll and friends of this hotel i ib clergyymanthey may call upon Rev Eugene C Webster The Hotel Chaplain who will be pleased to render any kind of pastoral service regardless of creed nationality or residence Then follows his office address In Tremont Temple and his home address and ft ephone number and below this on tii bottom of tho card Is the announc went that Requests for services maybe sent to the residence at any hour of the day or night Messages left at the hotel office will be forwarded promptlyOn nights Mr Webster con ducts services in Boston hotels choosing a different hotel each Sunday He has audiences composed of men and women of all and of no creeds church members and those who scarcely ever a church interior all of them strangers That the establishment of a chap ain for hotels is feasible Is apparent from the fact that hotel and theater men clergymen and philanthropists commend the idea and offer to assist wherever and however they can I have been asked how I hoped to overcome the difficulty of conflicting in preaching to all strangers Mr In speaking of hi The great underlying prlile ile is the same in all the creeds we to don l with here All of them In tho Bible prayer Is used In fall churches I shall leave out contro points of course and deal only with the great essentials The work Is progressing steadily with the assistance of the hotel and theater map all of whom have done much to help me Hotel clerks make appointments for me and theater men the same For the present we shall have to use a hall or my own and office and the theaters In time we may have a church supported almost entirely by the theatrical pro fession Many leading actors and ac esses have written to me already and a willingness to contribute Some time I hope to have a fund established for this carrying out of another feature of the work the plac- Ing of a Bible or Testament In evek room of every hotel and lodging bones And then I hope to publish a paper a monthly paper for distribution among guests of the hotels of Boston There Is another feature of the meetmany Mrl at their homes but who al ough are perhaps spending me weeps In Boston or oven months not acquainted with any church of their denomination here When I meet pastorsthey may call and make the strangers welcome The latest development of our plani mine and those who f the founding of what well call Chaplaincy assoelaU2ltMr Rich C r urer of the Public School assocmUbn is treasurer f t4 J Animals Hospital Busy There have been nearly 6000 cases suffering animals from an Injured horse Htq a consumptive lizard InIWs r London tho last nine months i IT tl ARIILJ 04maj0l1QiIJiJIIt jftto V J I G r j HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN MAY 16 1007 AGE THREE tirJ I You wit Be Interested i The first rush of the sea son is over and we are t no Wfprepared for JApril May and June business We Now Have Trimmed ll I i HATSLa n e I eEml10dying the Newest k ideas at prices ranging Ifrom 360 to 7 chit I drens Hats fronD2btodOi 2 I will appreciate T your patronageI MISS FANNIE ROGERS 210 South Main Street L RR8HCROGRR1R3U A choice stock llof everything in the t II Grocery Line iAtid My Prices are Right GiveSmeJa of trial slid youll be pleased I ry a TWYMANJEYELLOW FRONT GROCERY Tc STREETCho of B onriHiTi1L0 ntm Choice Ooimtry Q T PER POUNDI ca of Complete Lined Fresh Vegetables Re 36I ceived Daily Ie I RICEerPopular Purveyors of Pure Food Productsp nt R C Hardwick I Is the Man Appointed ForUopkinsville Ky PrIGarvrbottleIfInk l on to cure any o Watering Itching Burning of Eyes Scums Pterygiums and Cataract 1y I I and Wild Hairs Try a bottle and be convinced that you can be cured Your money back if you are not pleased with the result Sold by asR C Hardwick Druggist no ke HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY I H I en Ne R E COOPER President G H CHAMPLIN Secy Treas v1nRODMAN Y MEACHAM V P Gen Mgr t1 ed Gus MOORE JR Local Engineer rOo na Meacham Construction Cotee od Incorporated f jj tr f General Contractors and Civil Engineers o 3e 0Secondhlnd iron fences stone curbing and brick for sale Concrete foundations floors and pavements All classes of he Engineering work Including City ott 6andFarm Surveying j alz Si Hopkinsville Kya figs Pjut11 bing1rs We are now ready for business Our personal i attention promptly given to all work entrusted to us We carry a full line of bath tubs he lavatories hydrants and everything pertain Is I I ing to the plumbing business Satisfaction 4 f guaranteed Job Work a specialty edHtgh McShatieww ao PHONES I Cumb 950 Home 1371 312 S MainStreet r I t f tIM u UDMPED BRIDE FORTH FROM TOMB I THRILLING ROMANCE OF A GAL LANt ITALIAN POLICEMAN ty Dint of Much Running sHe R ered the Pali Lady Only to eCOV1 tye jiad Spoiled a Saenefor qci Cinematograph Compariy 1pjt us call the hero poll tNonstn hf4C24 What his number or alpha but was or whether he even owned a nlrtn1or doed not in tho least affect this story Let this suffice ho was an Italian pollcenjan and the whole aft r IVVc- istina This was the beginning olice C0nable X24 was his usttal beat one morning In cadi1u gust The day was hot It was too noli to walk except when one was com jpalled too hot Indeed for anyone to do anything at all even for the pickpocket to trouble about his crAft On the opposite side of the road a dazzling procession of girls dtessed In white and men In more sombre at tire was approaching Pollcecohsta bleCC2 cast on It an approving A wedding procession was cfieerlng on such a day as this At the head of the procession walk ed the bride charming In white silk and leaning on her husbands arm Behind followed the bridesmaids and In a still longer line a large number of friends and relatives Just about now the strange or as P C X 24 would have expressed It the decidedly suspicious behavior of a young man mounted on a bicycle attracted the Constables attention A jilted lover Instinctively thought the p611cqman with a touch of professional pride Slorlns down tho cyltet neared tho head of the wedding procession Then suddenly In much less time than It takes to relate he leaped from his machine rolled over the bridegroom and seizing the terrified little bride In his arms leaped once more on to machine and made off as fast as safe ty would permit All this policeconstable X 24 saw as one In a dream so utterly dumbfounded was he at the daring the audacity of the young man The bridegrooms VSrIts a Joke protested the young man of the cycle voice calling lustily for assistance awakened P p X 24 to the necessity for prdmpt action Everyone Joined In the pursuit and soon amedley of bridesmaids friends relatives bridegroom and best man was frantically rushing down the streetaBut first and foremost sped police constable X 24 supreme In profession al glory ThQ perspiration ran down his brow and he panted hard for breath That rlllaln on the bicycle should feel the stern hot arm of extended A moment later he snatched the trembling bride from the villains arms and with his left hand clutched tho man himself now powerless In the prellyIcountless fires at the gallant hero How dare you Interfere she said And PO X 24 stepped two paces back in surprise Such base Ingrati rqcollectlons ifs a Joke protested tho young man of the cycle We dont want your Interference policeconstable Joke or no Joke cried the officer Indignantly I shall arrest you for attempting to abduct this lady At tho ppllceatatton P C X 24 felt that the day was Indeed a very hot i Qne FpS eve ong jvvojq jthat the whole ippeao had been arranged and still worse to supply a set of pictures to a cinematograph company J QUEaN fill TO BECOME AN ATTRACTION AT MUSEUM i tJIi IFOU dIn Her GofdConcl Coffin at jjrtyflvejSemturies ti the Deai j 1I is ex pedUtly waiting to as a val tlat1e wjWition to Its raVflt collection of dholiiit relics the mU 11m1lhJd form of oiloof Egypts most famfS of queens TIt wife of King Am rlhotep III of tho xyillth dynastyandmother of the famous heretical Kink Akhenaten tho iMskworahlper Two years ago Mr Theodore M Davis who has directed the systematic search of the tombs at Thebes with such excellent results discovered the tomb of Yuaa and Tuaa the fa n ntrance to the Tomb of Queen TII ther and mother of Queen TII This tomb contained besides the actual mummies of these progenitors of fa mous Icings in Incredible treasure of funorary furniture richly carved and pverlald with gold Last year Mr Davis with Mr Edward R Ayrton as his assistant discovered the tomb of King SIptah of the XIXth dynasty This year Mr Davis and Mr Ayrtoo have made a more sensational find They have discovered the tomb of the famous Queen Til herself The famous Valley of the Tombs of tho Kings the Blban elMulak Gates of the Kings at Thebes the place where the remains of successive sovereigns of ancient Egypt from the sixteenth to the twelfth centuries B C were burled has become fruitful soil for the Egyptologist who has found In the tombs deeply cut in the limestone rock the royal bodies so long ago pre served and laid away And It Is either here or in the hiding places to which they were afterwards removed In or der to save them from the depreda tions of tombrobbers that most of th actual bodies of thegreatest monarchs of Egypt and of members of their families have been found In modern timesThe tomb In which the remains of Queen Til were found Is unimportant In Itself In no way comparing with the sepulchres of other monarchs nearby so that it may well be that It was not originally Intended to be the rest ing place of so great a queen Bu within It the explorers found the r mains of the funeral state of Til an goldeIa wings encircled and clasped the bro of Its mistress She lay wrapped about with sheets of burnished gold within a coffin slightly molded to the form of her body and encrusted with carnelian and colored glass set in This coffin was originally placed in a wooden shrine or naos of whit the remains were found Its side were covered with stuc overlaid wit gold leaf The stucco was modeled In relief with representations of the queen making offerings to the Aten the sundlsk which she and her worshiped These reliefs are tomLtraordinary beauty and delicacy the other objects found In the tho most beautiful are the canoplc jars to hold tile entrails of the de ceased the lids of which are fashioned- In the form of portrait heads of the deceased queen which show us her features more perfeotly than any other known representation of her Un happily the mummy Itself tells us nothing only the grinning skull and a heap of bones are left All the con tents of the tomb were found instate a ofj the utmost confusion The burial place had been roughly dis turbed by the orthodox priests of Amen who on the overthrow of the Ateri heresy Invaded the resting place of the queen In order to hammer out from her funeral furniture tho name of her heretical son And at sometime unknown water entered the tomb rendering most of the wood work rotten and reducing It to the condition of touchwood Much of it as well as the skull and bones of the queen has only been saved by being coated with bolting paraffin wax which soaks into the Soft material and hardens It When African Bess Get Angry The naUv bee would appear to ex haunt its entire stock of sweet nature In storing up honey and a more spiteful piece of natural history It would bd hard to find says the RhodoslaHerald A few days ago a suburban dweller found this out to his cost A clumsy native upset a hive and immediately the air was full of winged anger Tho native was wise aId cleared but a poor unfortunate goat and A few pigs quite Inno eejit of the danger lay on the aud were soon covered by the ated honeygatherers The result plotI that the goat died and two pigs to lw killed I I i BLOCKADED ife 11 Every Household in Hopkins vine Should Know How to Resist It The backaches because the kid neys are blockadedr workTheKnineyPills comesfromDavisdealersat the L N R Rand who lives at 508 North Main St Hopkinsville DoansKidneythat of my son who for some time wastroubednightWeand he was treated by the family physician but nothing seemed to do aboutDoans storeHenoticeable improvement in a short time After he had taken all of the contents that which had proved reoJievedney Pills worthy of strong endorsement For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States Rember the nameDoansand take no other A9s i9fF ttSl2d t ttirS rFTrr Professional Cards = ttLtkyd tf iY gd3i e3 4 Dr GoP Isbell Veterinary Surgeon Located at C H Layne Cos Livery Stable Ninth Street HOPKINSVILLE KY FRANK BOYD BARBER KyIu Clean Linen Satisfactory Service Call and hi convincedBath in Connection Baths 25 cents TANDYtDENTISTdOffice over First National Bat k ErNWALTER KNIGHT atLawh StreethurJt IiQuickly Painless Safely NO FAILURES Vitalized air given or application to the gums A Good Set of Teeth r6Teeth Extracted FREE When New Ones areOrdered All Work GUARAN TEED LOUISVILLE Dental ParlorsNE- XT TO COURT HOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCK HOICG PHONE 12 1 0 j i lopkinsville Market Corrected Every Thursday GROCERIES THMK ARS RETAIL PRICKS Applies per peck S060c scans wbit per lb 5c Coffee Arbuckles per lb 20c Coffee roasted 20c to 35ot Coffee gr en 12c to 25c Tea green per lb 60 to 80c Tea lack lb 40c to SOc straightPineEdam 125 r Sweitzer 50c lb Sugar granulated 17 lbs 100 Sugar light brown 181bs100 Sugar dark brown 20Ibs100 Sugar Cuba14 lbs for 100 Sugar XXXX 141bs for 100 flour per bbl 400 Flour family per bbl 360 Graham per 100 lbs 320 Meal per bushel 80c gallonGrits a Oat Flakes package lOc to 15c Oat Flakes lb- VEGETABLES Sweet potatoes per peck 30c Irish potatoes per peck 30c Cabbage new 5 c Oabbage old per lb 3c Onions per peck 40c Turnips peck 20c Celery 5c and lOc a bunch CANNED GOODS Cranberries per quart 15c Corn per doz cans100 to 150 s Tomatoes 12 cans 100 to2L50 Peas from lOc to 30c per can Hominy lOc per can Beets per can lOc Kidney Beans lOc can Lima Beans per can lOc Korona per can 20c Squash per can lOc Peaches lOc to 40c per can f Apricots per can 25c to 35c Pinesberries per can 25c to35c Raisins lOc and 15c package Raisins layer 15c lb Evaporated Peaches 20c lb Evaporated Apples lOc lb el Evaporated Apricots 15 to 25 lb Prunes 10 to 15 per lb 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE Hams country lb 18c 16clShouldersSides per lb lOc Lard nerlb 13c Honey 12yc- POULTRY Eggs 16c doz Hens 7c lb Young Chickens each 12a to 40c Turkeys fat per lb 68c Ducks per lb 7c Roosters per lb 3c k Full feather geese per doz34 Wholesale Prices GRAIN i No2 Northern mixed oats per oushel 55 No 1 Timothy hay per ton 2200 No2 Timothy hay per ton 2000 No1 Clover Hay per ton 2000 Mixed Cover Hay and POULTRY EGGS AND BUTTER Prices paid by wholesale dealers co the producers and dairymen Live PoultryHensper lb 7c early springs lb 20c ButterPacking packing stock per lb 14c EggsPer dozen lie ROOTS HIDES WOOL AND TAL LOW Prices paid by wholesale dealers to butchers and farmers RootsSouthern ginseng 500 btGolden Seal yellow root 90c lb Mayapple 2c 12c and 13c TallowNo 1 4Hc No3 4c WoolBurry 12 to 20 Clear Grease 20c to 26c Medium tub washed 35c to c Coarse dingy tubwashed 30c to 30c Black wool 24c goose5cto 35c pray mixed 15c to 30cwhite duck 35c quotationssouthern green hides 14c lower We quote assorted lots dry flint STo 116c to 18c No2 14c runod ots green salted beef hides7c ForSale 25 bushels stock peas Cumber land phone 3503 T W GARNET Boarders Wanted GENTLEMENApply to Mrs R L west 7th St and Jesup avenue wool wool wool We will pay top highest Hopkinsville market prices CASH for wool Call on us before selling MAX MEYER SONS We will also pay for sheep and lambs Louisville prices less freight La IMADAM 6UE6wS FRENCH FEM- ALEPILLS A 9rq CmuH Dun tar Bumtato Vrnnattio m KNOWN TO Mil B hi SunIIPflOlStIt- 110D vl Pff11 br too per bci WUlK4fhanttlfI be hp mined Spl Free iti oJnIlu doaot Vb r tllellu1I47uf4tfl U 9 UNTED MEDICAL CO OyIANOtIIl PA j U Sold In Hopkfnevl1 bY The flndai M f foafowlet MfUB Co 4 i incorporated tys T Mi vY m Ev W VA o I to h uj j The ftentuckian I Published Every Other Day tE8toAY THURSDAY and SATURDO tMORNINOSl BY ji ra r CHAS M MEACHAM df Bawreil at ha u Second toeClapkinnhlMPaM I t SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year 10 Six Month 100 Three Mouths I a single Coplet 05 AdrertUlnjr Rate on Application 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET MAY 16 1907 DEMOCRATIC TICKET GovernorS W IJAGER of Boyd LleutGov TRIMBLE of Franklin AttyGen 1 J K HENDRlCKof McCracken l BUDL Pub InstM O WINFREY of Bell Comr AIrrJ W NEWMAN of Woodford AudltorII M BOSWORTU of Fayette SecyStataH VREELAND of Jefferson TreeaurerRURY IAFFOON of Hopkins Chrk Cr of Madison US Senator pJ CBECKHAM Nelson A Shriners excursion train wasE t wrecked in California Sunday 21l of the passengers were killed many others injured There were nearly 800 Shriners on the trainI A prince was born to the roytl house of Spain at noon last Friday and all Madrid is wild with joy The boy has been named Alfonso Queen Ena Victoria was an English princess y to whom King Alfonso was wedded May 31 1906 t Foraker has repudiated the Boss Cox harmony program in Ohio and W tl will fight it out with Taft for the control of the State delegation The wheat speculators put wheat up to a dollar in ChicagoMonday andE it is believed that conditions justify its remaining at that figure A New Hampshire sheriff has ap pointed two women deputies to en force the laws against cruelty toT animals and children The poor hen- peckedi1 husbands must worry along without any special protection to Congressman Joe Rhinocks an r tjr has just notified her father thatb she has been married since December CJ to John Richwood a Harvard student Papa forgive them and r will tak them on tour to Europe The Supreme Court of the United States has reversed the Kentucky 4 Court of Appeals in a case from r Laurel county involving the con is rk l struction of the C 0 D law as rrt applied to express companies in j local option districts The decision in effect declares that liquors under the interstate commerce law can be r3k shipped from one State into another and delivered into prohibition districts tl in spite of State laws forbid ing it- John I R Brasher defeated Rev D 4SEdwards for the Democratic n- apfor Representative in the r primary in Hopkins Monday by a majority of about ninety votes 1Gafterone of the hardestfought bat rr the history of the county for rlanyoffice Mun Wilson who made such a sensational race for the same T nomination two years ago received tiabout eighty votes this time John f Brashers yictory is one that he has reason to be proud of It shows v that he has lost none of his old time 1strength and vigor as a campaigner He will undoubtedly take a promi neat place as a leader in the next houser r I I CrockettRusselli- L Mr Albert P Crockett and Miss Bessie Russell were married yester day morning at nine oclock and left immediately for a bridal tour to home11tHows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any Case of Catarrh that icannot be cured by Halls Catarrh F J CHENEY Co Toledo OhioWe the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obliga tions made by his firm WM DING KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Hall a Catarrh Cqre is taken in ternally acting directly upon the bipod and mucous surfaces of tho Uf Skfl Testimonial sent froo S aliIIt 1 1retfpltl011 PSf FESTIVAL 1- NEXT WEEK I I the Biggest Musical Event EntireSeason i TWO MORE VOCALISTS Chorus of 850 Voices Will Be Something Never Heard Before i i v This is the last week before the big May Music Festivaland every minute of the remaining time will be de voted to getting everything in shape Chorus rehearsals will be helc afternoon and night from now Tuesday of next week thes opening of the festival under thed efficient leadership Prof George Mayo the choruses have developed into organizations which will contribute most materially to theII success and pleasure of the occasion The difficult Parsiful music has been thoroughly mastered and the childrens chorus is equally proficient- in their part- Manager McPherson has finally rounded out his list of professional soloists for the occlllionfcZoe Pearl Parke an American girl with a wonderfully powerful and sweet Contralto voice and Forrest Dabney Carr the celebrated Contante of the New York Metropolitan Theatre having sent in heir signed contracts This now gives four famous vocalists in addi tion to the two named above them being Alfred D Shaw the English and Virginia Litemann So pranoPeople generally are just beginning realize the scope of the Music Festival It will be the first time that event of such magnitude has ever attempted outside the larger and the festival here will be equal in every way to those given in Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville Rates for the event will be 50c for 1 general admission or 75c and 100 for reserved seats For a mild easy action of the bowels a single dose of Doans Regulots enough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a box Ask your for the- mCONVENTION NEXT SATURDAY Christian County Will Instruct for Herman Southail HIS FINE CHANCE I Mass Convention Will Send Delegates to District Convention The county mass conventions to instruct delegates to the Railroad Commissioners Convention at Hen derson will be held next Saturday afternoon at two oclock at the court house Christian county is entitled to thirteen delegates who will be instructed to vote for W H Southall one of the five candidates who is Christian countys candidate and the only one from the SecondI district His prospects bright as he is conceded to be one of the contending candidates The convention will be called to order by County Chairman James West All Democrats are urged to at tend FIVE GRADUATES And Diplomas will be Pro sented Tonight The closing exercise of the Pam brokei Graded achool are bejngihci this week and will conoltiattoiht with the annual cotrttncacne t exercises proper Ron AOStan icy will deliver the class address after which five graduates will be given diplomas dJi w d u T BROKEN PRESS C ttsedA f the Delay in Tues days Paper A Varies of mishaps made the Ttwdaytoften with the paper during the 28 yMra it h been published The inStailatiofi of n new engine delayed thb printing of the paper u I Monday evening and justiiSj the work was well under way ahcci divot to the press caused a break I Atl tat Was not repaired until noon Tuesday The delay was plrficu lady annoying as it was tiir last I ladle before the contest closest r KNOCKED OUT I t year I Steve Moseley WillNotHant a Crop f y +JI Mr Stephen P Moseley of= Roaring Springs was in town Tuesday tehingabout the destruction of his- plantheds by night risers He I they scraped 900 yards and a grave in his plant bed and made it impossibly for him to attempt a crop this year H6had intended planting 35 acres Mr Moss says he thinks he knowsx jivho scraped his beds He will make a good witness before the Trigg county grand jury if an investigation of night riders is entered into Kentucky Fair Datest The following are the datesjfxed holding the Kentucky fairSfor l 1907 as far as reported Stanford July 73 days v I Henderson July 235days Lancaster July 243 days Madisonville July 305 days Danville July 313 days v tGeorgetown Aug 64 days Fern Creek Aug 134 days Lawrenceburg Aug 204 days Shepherdsville Aug 204 days Ewing Aug 223 days Shelbyville Aug 274 days Hardinsburg Aug 273 days Elizabethtown Aug 273 days Springfield Aug 284 days Paris Sept 35 days Lexington Sept2S6 days I aittifyjic Your nome and be in keeping with the season Buy yourIPaint Wall Paper and Window Shades us We sell the J F Kurfus Paint which is made in one linaonly and that the best There is no sect ond grade This paint has all the good qualities that a good paint can havedurability beautyin appearance covering capacity and economical to consumer We also large stock of Lead Oil and ColorflI and also brushes Our stock of I Wall Paper is much larger than ever before and everything entirely new having closed out our old stock last season A large selection of handsome and beautiful designs We are selling these goods at popular prices Come and make your se lection now We have window shades in all colors and to lilt all windows and mounted on the Harts Horn roller which is recognized to be the best importantfeature before making your spring purchase 11 PIOUS I TiniberSell Kentucky Stave Co tII incorporated fjf v v jfoUr TIMBER The I i0st economical Vay of diipo ing of l me VVe are 10 Seated on the CON SUMERS ICE CO LOT Hopkinsyille Ky t I I AIWick Blue Flame Oil CookStove Because its cleant Becauseits econom ical- Because it saves time Because itgives best cooking results v JBecause its flame can be regulated instantlv Because it will not overheat your kitchen Because it is better than the coat or wood stove Because it is theperfected oil stove ri j For other reasons see stove at yourdeliI6r or write our nearest agency Made in three sizes and fully warranted The be equaled aLamlnConQQtconstruction biightand Equipped j with latest improved burden Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled An ornament to room whether library diningroom Pnr10fQfbcdroom Every lamp warranted Write to our nearest agency if not at your dealers STANDARD OIL COMPANY INOOJU OBA TED SaiMill j 4 OutfiliI i T- We have for sale one completeA i saw mill outfitcPInprising ore 12 horse power enginerone No 2 Rus sell saw mill one yoke cattle one log wagon and loading chains 35Y 000 feet of lumber at present Set Mill running nowJ FprIprices call 3 Writei f L r 4 u i i f rr r ffl H McGREW f Cor 8th layS s BOTH PHONES iPAINTS PAINTERS r i VEliAVE TUE BEST OF BOTH I Who is it That Does Not Know v That the SherwinWilliams Ready Mixed aP1itAndVarnishes Are The Best OF Earthx j IIr r This is one of the oldest paint manufactorys in the United States and has the largest system of Paints and Varnishes the world These are not idle claims but Facts WHY THIS WONDERFUL SUCCESS Simply because they put out strictly holiest goods and paint that has given universal satisfactionI- T IS NO EXPERIMENT WITH US as we Have been selling their Paints and Varnishes for fifteen years and we know what they are and un hesitatingly reccommend them to the trade as being the BEST REMEMBER when you paint your house that half of the cost of same is paid to the PAINTER therefore you cannot afford to take any chances and use cheap PAINTS In this case the BEST is by far the CHEAPEST CALL FOR COLLQRCARDS = AND LET US FIGURE WITH YOU Mr Geo W Collins who is at the head of our HOUSE PAINT ING DEPARTMENT has spent a lifetime at this business and is an expert in his trade He has a competent force of experienced PAINTERS under him and he can give you prompt service and good work If you want fine artistic graining enameling or interior hardwood fin ishing give us your work and we GUARANTEE satisfaction I WE BUY OUR PAINTS IN CARLOADS so always have a FULL rnd COMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS OILS LEADS TRIMMINGS VARNISHES BRUSHES and etc servicer J lKSi Uj C 1007 AGE F1VErH =k My Hair i- scraggly1 AIIt 6 Whybeto be Oh no I Just put on Ayers Hair Vigorand have long thick hair soft even hair But first of all stop your hair from coming out AyersHairf you It feeds the hairbulbs makes weak hair strong The beet kind of a testimonial Bold for over sixty years Mwtg IAlJer i SARSAPARILLAII p ri fi Morningstar Hurt r IBral persons were painfully in in headon collision between a engine and passenger train on the L N at Bowling Green Sunday R E Morningstar a well known newspaper man was thrown j through tne glass in the door of a coachand severely cut An open switch is blamed for the accident PI rtNew Nashville Daily a morning paper made its appearance Sunday Herman M Suter formerly ofI Washington D C is editor andI general manager Chas S Smith ofI lNw York for a time with thej Associated Press is managing editor and Jordan Puryear formerly with the American business manager The remainder of the staff is made up of Tennesseeans The paper is published by the Tennesseean Com nalY of which Luke Lea seems to I 5e the controlling factor r MAGAZINEf READERSI SUNSET MAGAZINEJ 0andall the Far WestaYear CAMERA CRAFT devoted each month to the ar tistic of the best I 00 work of amateurandprofeuionalaye ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS a book of 75 pages containing 075picturesqueand Oregon Y Total 325- All for 150 Addreu all orders to j SUNSET MAGAZINE FlocV3uading San Francisco Large Boy Mrs Edgar Carter of near Hem I don presented her husband with ant 7eleven pound boy Sunda- yAppendicitis is due in a large measure to abuse of tf A the bowels by employing drastic purgatives To use only Dr Kings New Life PillsB the safe gentle cleansers and invig- orators Guaranteed to cure headache biliousness malaria and jaun dice at R C Hardwicks drug store 25c Ninth Street Electric Theatre 5 cents Show is now open near L N Depot New management Bost attentionto the general public and especially to the ladies and children New improvements will xbe made Strictly first class order will be h j reseaved Will try to present something new and attractive daily Come one and all and see the best andlatest scenes out at the 5 cent Amusement Hall Day and night i Foster Co Mgrs 1 FARM FOR SALE We will after for sale on the premit ses on p mtonday May 20 at 1030 J a m The Colt Gregory farm of 100 acres Mjotnl the farm of Henry Boyd ir aiiear Church Hill Terms made known ph day of sale A clear title to property will be given 4 V 113 WOOD and wife 1- l iVAUABLEFUNDOF And Other Minerals by the fcracey Miningj Company v ION CHAS COX FARM i Mining Experts Believe Real Source of Wealth Has Been Uncovered The Gracey Mining Company bas made a sensational discqyery of val uable minerals on the farm of Cha M Cox three miles north of Grace Samples of the vein show valuabl- and it is believed paying deposits of fluor spar zinc and lead Last year Engineer Fritz of Marion did con siderable workon the leased lands of the company and returned a few weeks ago The vein discovered is within four or five feet of the surface The mine is located within 400 yards of the 1 C rail road The company is highly elated over the prospects Thos Shaw of Cadiz is President and JT Wall of this city is Secretary of the company Samples of them are be ing assayed and if it is as valuable it seems preparations will at bemade to begin mining The company has leased the mineral lands for a term of years A Hard Dept to Pay I owe a debt of gratitude that can never be paid off writes G S Clark of Westfield Iowa for my KingsNewso seriously affected that deat seemed imminentwhen I commenced taking New Discovery The ominou- dry cough quit before th first bottle was used and two mor bottles made a complete cure Nothing has ever equaled New Discovery for coughs colds and all throat and lung complaints Guar anteed by R C Hardwick druggist 50c and 100 Trial bottle free RESOLUTIONS Passed by Universalists at Convention Here The following resolutions were adopted 1 Whereas The liquor traffic is one of the deadliest foes to the peace and welfare of the Christian home and the progress of the church of God wherever it is legalized in any shape or form be it therefore Resolved That we place oUr unconjditdeclare ourselves as ready and will to do all in our power to wipe i frorrtthe face of the earth 2 Whereas The interest and enthusiasm of our convention has been greatly enhanced by the able ad and papers given by the laymen placed on the programme by th programme committee therefore be itjResolved we plan thus established of using all possible talent among the laymen as wise proper and instructive 3 Resolved That the thanks of this convention are due Rev Mrst A L Irwin for her attendance on this convention for her inspiring and helpful sermons and untiring efforts in making the convention a successI4 Resolved That we extend our thanks to our retiring President Mrs Dr J W Long for her earn 1 estness zeal and untiring efforts and also for the efficient manner in which she has conducted the affairs of this convention 5 Resolved That the thanks of the convention be tendered the mem bers and friends of this church for hospitality in entertaining this conventionWhereas Ithas pleased ourHeaven ly Father in his wise providence to take fromour midst our beloved sister coworker Mrs Mariah Aim Long who departed this life July 19th 1906 therefpre be it Resolved that in her death we 1qodrorpure life and that we may all strive to o1loryllor example and thus be a blessing to our fellowmen as she j undoubtedly has been 17 Resolved that the thanks of the Convention be extended to the- E 1 Hopkinvill Messenger Kentucky Now Era and Hopkinsville KEN TUCKIAN for their kindness in the printing of posters giving notices j which havo contributed largely to the success of the convention i Hnmbydom f J M Rasnake makesddynausea indigestion Thin bldod makes you weak pale sickly Burdock Blood Bitters makes the peraVISIT FROM HIGH OFFICIALS j NeT Men 7 J SOMETHING IS DOING Consulted With Prominent j3usmess Men But Said Little Several officials of the L N Railroad were in the city Tuesday one important business In the party were VicePresident W L Map other andMrconsultation with some prominet importantdeyelopments party arrived in the VicePresidents private car and left a stay of several reticentincloselyd underef7AS1TRBean theThe Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of T 8t7IHHDS Four Markets of Association Make Big Score for Last Week Prices Ranged All the Way from 6to 14 per Hun dred Lbs The gladdest piece of news that has gone out to the tobacco raiser that of John D Scales Auditor of Tobacco Growers Association in thetduring the week ending last Satur day May 18th The lowest price obtained was 6 per 100 lbs and there were but 3 hhds sold at that price Four hhds were sold at 13 andover and one at 14 The crowded condition of our columns forbids our giving the sales in full but we have grouped them as well ourreadersprices obtained These figures ared official and will greatly encourage tobacco raisers of the entire tobacco producing section of the country At Guthrie there were sales of 804 hhds prices ranging as follows GUTHRIE c 265 hhds from 6 to 7 T9II ff 1 7 to8 208ff nS to 10 122II t q 10 to 12 3011 I 12 to 13 A TotaJ t j 804 hhds HOPKINSyiLLE 300 hhda from 625 to 700 91 i 700 to 900 257 ff 900 to 11- 00Tots1G4s hhds N Ii i 1 OLARKSYJLLE of 710hhds f from j 600 to 700 367 A j 700 to 800 2 36f tSOO to 900 189 f 000 to 1000 170 1000 to 1300 otal TT42llihd7 SPRINGFIELD 45 hhds from 600to 700 862fl to 700 to 1000 n 412It co 1000 to 1100 139It co 1100 to 1360 Total 958hhdi I Grand total 6071 hhds Total lugs 2659 hhds at an aver age price of 676 per 100 lbs Total leaf 3412 hhds at an avor age price of 1005 per 100 Ibs SWITCHES A3MLTAR jv W 1 andaWedsAnofn Man ti Mpntgomery Laflrlay 151o- bjact she is my old sweetheart arid promised to marry me sajd Daniel Contee a young merchant of this place Thursday night in the Methodist church when the pastor ijn performing the nuptials for Miss Mary Tomisee belle of the town and William Tullos a planter and her affianced husband reached that rt df the ceremony where the question is asked If anyone pres ent hag any objections let him speak now or forever hold his peace t The dramatic situation created almost a panic among the large number of spectators Contee insisting on hift rights made his way from the rear of the church to the altar and there held a whispered conversation with the wouldbe bride In a few moments it was announced that Miss Tomisee would become J V6ontee and not Mrs Tullos Tu1os greatly discomfited left the girloliobt Royster Dead Robert Royster who is wellknown in this city died Monday morning at his home near Edgoten after a ling- Heweseringillness of consumption a member of the Christian church The funeral was held at his home thlt interment being in the family burying ground Mr Royster spent a part of his time in Hopkinsville every year until his health failed with a patent process for removing impurities from cisterns He Fought at Gettysburg David Parker of Fayotte N Y who lost a foot at Gettysburg writes Electric Bitters have done me more good than any medicine I ever took For several years I had stomach trouble and paid out much money for medicine to little purpose until I began taking Electric Bitters I would not take C00 for what they have donef or me Grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses Great alterative and body builder sure cure for lame back and weal- kidneys Guaranteed by It C Hard wick druggist 50- cCOMMISSIONERS To General Assembly at Col umbus Ohio The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church meets for a ten dayssession at Columbus Ohio today This will be one of the most important meetings ever held by the body closing up as it does the union of what is generally known as the Northern Presbyterian and the Cumberland churches At the meeting of Princeton Pres Madispnville ton and Mr James West of this city were elected as delegates to represent Princeton Presbytery Mr West expected to leave yes Dead at 74 Mr N Thacker died at the home of his son Ceo W Thacker the first of thaweekaged 74 years Mr Thacker Vas one of our oldest tizens and had been in a feeble condition for some time from a I complication of diseases The funeral services were held at the grAve in Riverside Cemetery by Rev G Bfddle of the Cumberland Presbyterian churchTA Significant Prayer iinV Lord make- BucklensArnfcaSalveknown to all writes J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill C It quickly took the sin out A felon for me and cured it in a wonderfully short time Best on earth for sores burns and wounds 5catRtC Hardwicks drug store Lecture ToNighthlion Ralph E of Neb Supreme Organizer lif the- M W of A will give n free lecture at the Odd Fellows Hall tonight Everybody is invited J r QUEEN Of ACTRESSES I AAAAAA PRAISES PERUNA 1 I 000000000000000000oGooo00NY strengthens tho nerves Tho nerve centers require nutrition If tho digestion is impaired the nerve centers become anemic and indigestion is tho result Perana4is not a nervine nor a I stimulant It benefits the nerves by benefiting digestion Feruna frees the stomach of catarrhal congestions and normal digestion is the resultIn other words Foruna goes to the bottom of tho wholo difficulty when tho disagreeable symptoms disappear Mrs J 0 Jamison 01 Marchant street Watsonvlllo Cal writes- I was troubled with my stomach for six years I tried many kinds of medicine also was treated by three doctors They said that I had nervous dys pepsia I was put on a liquid diet for three months u IiCIII roaooaI Glad Write My- Endorsement GreatwRemedy Pernna So- Most Heartily Marlowe OOOOOdO00dI testimonial procured andlfeel powderst digestion digestion jHOUSEfHATS Headquarters that and uptodate Millinery Biggest ofacitytprice and description below AJQM11IU LEGHORNS LEGHORNS Hats Leghorns here in- White 150 1800NThe Mushroom Sailor Mantawk ChipRoughNew Chiffon and Braid HatsI- n the in in ranging 350 1800 2shapeSPECIALFive 150 Tuscan Flats Children 1WhiteComplete Flowers and Ribbons Correct Promptly soB HOOSER COE- lks Hopkinsvilles Leading Millinery Store DONT FAIL the Musical Feast Tomorrow Night The Dunbars at the tabernacle tomorrow in program replete with Avery musical from familiar melody street to numbers delight the educated oar instrumental a roper ro has won the praise of irers everywhere ringing numbers said to perltr to anything in over before our people And then is reading Harry Dunbar who stands at I Am j To t Of The 1 i IDo Julia r o i under tho treatment but as soon as I stopped taking the medicine I got bad took the medicine for twp years I got sick again and up all hopes of getting cured- Isaw a of a whoso case was similar to being cured by Peruna so I thought I would give it a trialI a bottle at once and com menced taking it I taken several bottles and am entirely cured I I I i r 1 Nervines coal tar preparations are doing a great deal of harm Sleep medicines and headache are all heart depressants should not be used The nerves would be all right the were good Feruna corrects the jfj R I 6 for all is new in lot Note 1 w For Dress are all the rage Big line Black burn to is At Sailor and Mushroom shapes black white prices to Flats Flats worth 1 to for Line Prices Goods Attractive and Orders Filled Bidg 9th st Ittst ras farms rei tti tsr s o Attend appear night thing the of the that will Tho trio that its while the bell are be RU that line there the of the again- I then gave man mine have such as alike if and and has t head of hisprofession in personation and naturalness of expression Altogether the eighth and last enter tainments of the tabernacle courseipreviousDont v season ticket or not 0 NEW MARSHAL Has Been Elected in the Town of Gracey Town Marshal E B Evitta of rvV GraceY hn resigned and CJnno M Warder ol this city ha been elect ed to the position Tit tlnnjro took place this week Mr Warder has had considerable experience as a special policeman M- F A l- y 1111 F si2 U b LIE14xPAGE SIX HOPKINSVILLE I muM MAYniioord AM +s iCr 1- fit H J Ii I You cannot give us an order so small that we will not appreciate t it or one larger to tax our capacity in the execution of Let Us Put On Your Next I TIN ROOF t We havea very large supply j of Rooflng M trtiaJI I c Seel1tf before lacing our f order forxSCREENS and dont forget we are doing Ms of PLUMBING woi kIM Jo kinsviEieLUmber L I Company tIncorporated tI Both Phones a PJjG 1 Standard of tile Harvest- S Binders Mow rs RIkfL The praise of satisfied users throaghout2JtheJagricultural world has made the name of DEERINGJJso2well known that it hardly seems necessary to dwell at greatjtength upon the merits of the Deering machines j Forthosehow ever who have not had the pleasure aandsatisfaction lofI using this machine will say they run 1ighter fjlast longer and make more happy farmers than anything of itskind wherever grass and grain are grown See IthemJon exhibit or phone or write the Planters Hardware Co sin iiorporated for prices and fuUparticularsAW i- flccriflq ImB Bindcrwine s I Another thing that makes the farmer happylis TWINE that will work in all makes and kind of binders one that runs even and the long smooth and strong made of th jest of manila and sisal fibre the world affords Givejfus your order for your Machines and Twine gavejyour wagons loaded with anything in our line Planters Hardware COt r i- I Incorporated i I tSouthalnSt HopkliiBvlllo K VVVV John Fergus Marriage Byjj Beii 1 vr Copyright by Joseph B Bowles fha mmsttr had merely prQQlfilmoi ObItilnwidow both of this parIsh ii i Its ludnoont thats what 1 Is 1 saId Mr Danks the fish inOri ntWhen I say it Is indacent 1 rofr to this Intimation o merrlago thatfjSU onus a tho day like a thundorjjOH and I tell yo Joseph Rldhorni that nia opoenloni o this proposod marriage Is 0 nae value to onybody t Well see aboot that Whip has that null miser John FergOs for the kirk I ask ye1 demanded Danks fiercely Hos never done onythlng to din grace It onny1What dye moan 1 iJIn Ither words replledi Mr fted horncalmly I wud suggests nd faryerflshfolks affairs Especially went on the pttjper the affairs o a man that lost hlsfbest arm in a railway accident wheri ho was little malr nor n youth Thats naethln to dao wi him beln a miser the elder snapped fiercely If he lost his arm Providence sdnt him a legacy o fully three thbu an pound the vera same year an Providence never Intend It him to ltbY the bigger hauf o1 the interest Maybe Peter Danks maybe Beln an elder yeye dootless ha malr cbm municatlons wi Providence than yer humble servanttiHu-mph y I Dae ye mean to tell me that Jane McGlashan whas fifty If shes a day Is merryln John Fergus for onythlng but his miller Mr Danks cried bitterly Im no tellln ye onythlng But sup po sIn she Is merryln him tar his siller what business is it o yours br mines Nevertheless I believe her wee shop keeps her comfortable though ye wudna think there was muckle profit on sweeties an tobaccy an newspapers et cetera Dlnna ex cite yersel further sinister Danks Thats ma advice to you But Mr Danks was not satisfied Hell be llvln on her an savin every penny o his Interest he said viciouslyMr stopped short In his walkZee Malster Danks he said sharply John Fergus gled me ma first jcb an didna haggle aboot thepiloe As for Mrs McGlashan she gled mfe a bottle o medicine last year that ourfid ma IndlgeeBtlon an Im Mistress +too Glashani freentor life ynt mind ye Peter Danks if ye try to maW ony mischief aboot this merrlage Ill for get yere an elder anas shnlr as ira names Joseph Ridhorn Ill come when Sere sleapln an pent yer Noose peagreen wl bad words in scarlet en th door Whereupon Joseph left the dum founded elder and made for his mod est dwelling As Joseph rested after a hearty meal a brilliant Idea suddenly struck him It took him a full week to acquire courage sufllclent for the carrying out of his brilliant idea At last about eight oclock on an October evening he stepped sterilthlly from Jiis door About n furlong beyond the village he came to a cottage standing by itself on a halfacre of ground A faint light filtered out be- tj tweefl the closed shutters on the right hand window i Weal here goes he said half aloud as he stood on the stops and knocked on the door The door was opened an Inch and a voice shouted Whas that 1 Its moJoseph Ridhorn replied the painter Its a dirty nicht Malster Fergus Joseph remarked amiably smiling and blinking In the lamp light Ay said Fergus shortly Ye maun be keen on business to come oot on a nlcht like this But I dldna come to see ye on bus ness Joseph exclaimed Let me In an Ill tell ye ma reason for comln Fergus hesitated Wool ye best come In he said at last Its no a nicht for tho doorstep for man or beastMr Redhorn followed his unwilling host nto the kitchen Sit doon said the other pushing a chair nearer the hearth and taking another for himself Thenk ye replied Mr Redhorn Wuid ye try a coegaurette I dlnna smoke he said quietly Then ye a the same Joseph Rid horn A long silence followed But the thing had to be faced and at last he speecheMalster Fer gus hoo I managed to commence the smokln Yo see I used to bo a mar tyr to dyspepsia If ye ken what that is an I thocht ma case was hopeless till yer wlto Fergus started I mean yer Intendlt gled me a sample o a mixture An nod I m a new man I I can eat onythlng II Veelweelsald Fergus Im shair Im glad to hear yeve got quit o yer trouble Ay went on Mr Redhorn solemn ly Its the inner man that coonts But theres anlther thing Dae ye ken wha gled the ma first job when I setup in Falrport It was yersel1 John Fergus it was yersel An if I seemed td forget it in the PJ1 to maun blame it to ma internal organs that made mo a dour soot man for moat a I oj S Iantf year An tbat continued Mr llediiofn excltedlythats the second reason for ma comin to see ye th- enJchttoto congratulate ye on the Important event thatthats loomin ir the near future an I hope Imiio lutrudin here yarn welcome burp Joseph Thenk ye the pnln0 returned If Ifyero no ItherWlittfJngLgod- he stammered II wud lia tate prood to be yerfirer best man Pyo had nae experlcno but Are ye In earnwit JoBtipllt Ay Im In earnest Hae ye no heard what the folk says aboot me V- Im no carlu n snuff for public opeenion returned Mr Redhorn stoutly I believe yere a man Jflsdph Rid horn ho said Listen nnli tell yo something To begin wI what dad ye think o me for savin mOney time years I never thocht aboot It till the Ither day and then I thocht ye wud hae a juld reason for the satin Aweel Im gaun to tell ye Mind Its atween oorsels Listen1 I lost ma arm when I was three an twlnty I was coortln a lass at the time But yo canna keep a wife an mayo weans on the wark o yin arnltt that the left yln At least I couldnt An It came to pass that the lass mpr rlt anlther man An the next year ma faythers brlther deed an left me near threo thousand pound I had a brlther but he got naethln left him the reason for that I dlnna ken He was a clover lad He mlcht hae been chancellor o the exchequer If he had gotten the rloht chance So I gled him the three thousan pound an he was totpay me five per cent But he never managed to pay malr nor yln an a quarter It wasna his faut Things was aye against him Ho ever he peyed that reglar for near thirty year but It dldna leave me muckle for gleln away to furrln missions an the like I stopplt gaun to the kirk seeln I J Yere Vera Welcome Here Joseph- I couldna pay ma fcotln An 1 wasna pun to tell everybody that ma brlther hud the len o ma shier He deed tim- eygar afore last bankrupt I had been Hjkvln Joseph an the savins hae kdpt aie up till noo This wee hoos IB ma aid Thats a Marys keepln me frae tlfothe pulrhousa Thats the truth Joseph Im vexed for ye JohnsaldMr Redhorn at last nut but yer1 guitf times comln noot Yoll keep what Ive said secret Joseph 1 Im thlnkln the folk should get a bit hint o the truth Will ye ribeavo the thing to me John seeln Im to be yer best man Ill be awfu discreet Ill get Peter Brown to write from Qlesca mentlonln casual that he was glad to hear o the marriage but vexed to hear by accident that yo had never got the guld o1 yer fortune o thirty year syne Hop twud that daor V Man man cried Fergus a body wud think we was auld freong So we are but we dfdna fin It oot till the nloht Im glad ye cam to see me What brocht yo really 1 Fergus asked rather abruptly Bin Redhorn actually blushed Wool I decldet because I was ehalr there mann be something rale fine about two folk that gets merrlt after waltin thirty year whatever public opeenion says aboot them Yerre a proper claarnplon Joseph I Its a wonder yere no yer seer 04 The1 morning after the wedding ltr- Iodh irh entered the little shop j HASimcKet o ceogaitfetteB he said Iriaslpry offhand tPPP jh lttlo woman behind the count Jopked up at him with a smile on er tear In each eye sbe taayhavo been nearly fifty but aHe did runt look It then Johns up at the cottage she remarked Were thlnkin o 6tartln a woo business In vegetables an fruit next year forbye wur ohop I wish yo success Mistress Fer gus eo yere In a hurry but Malster- flldiiQrn 4W naebody say onythln nasjty aboot John wantln tomerry ine he had lost everything Tell movtels01 Jaoliody kens that ho had lost everything Mistress Fergus Dutbutyou ken Malster Rid horn you lien What did you think o John i thooht o him wan Un ye fo J thirty year said Joseph Oh then Ill tell ye the Y- pae4kent e brother an heard tie deed bankniptA4t- hou r III a8Urt John to merry me- Re couldna refuse sDont You Feel Well Ache All Over Feverish Foot as your blood hot Cold loot Backache Those warning signals which Indicate that a bad cold or a fever Is coming on 2 Dont got discouraged but go home On the in store and get Discoverytihot foot oath o to fed cover up WArm tako n dose of the MedIcal Dls covory in the morning another dose yon will fool bettor You will not have to continuo many doses before you are well If still persist In the use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery will find improvement In general c appetite and blood liver will become active and throw oil thopofsQns from the system Got as nl1arto Natures as pan a reason Vegetable foods are usually good for health The economy digests and assimilates thorn best In disease a remedy made up of Golden Seal root Queens root Stono root Black Cherrybark Mandrake root and Bloodroot such as Doctor Plercos Golden Discovery Is positive yet sate IS assimilated in the stomach and taken by tho blood therefore it Is the most potent means which can bo om for regaining of lost health- Mlcrobessnata at us from every cor ner They mean to kill or eat ns they I 1 TennI on ivorytliiiiff w iiit drink andwenr air tq i irc with tlllfIJ I lip TlP Fast MeQtcnlEliPOId rvyI Ii ind Is a bloodIin dndI f C y Dsoimns of two lUngs bronchltH p110UmonlBlorvheru there to much tine dust In tUG air rf11sIludwe uka foeljni of nervous oxhnuitlon COI1t co Are putthedltlon right away nrd your body of tho poisons that aro apt to accumulate and your systm Is ready to ward off the DoctorPlorces rodbloodredblood IIJiMOnly spedcan conic fromlt ul1oJns It invigorates and tones tho liver inia ro er nerVeastomachtI am a firm believer In Dr Plercea Golden NspoleoaIigrhort Queboc Find lthat It has boon of practical flue to a num especial1ythe cdlds contracted run Into vneumonla diseaseliowevorsinco N J IlessandtowardIs a very tine tonic for a rundown stem Iam pleased to acknowledge Its worth DAD HEADACHES gen orally arise from bad stem I sobs Foul breath bitter taste coated tongue eructations or belching of gas are common symptoms though not all present In case To take doses only ono or two PiercesPlonlantnal Little Liver Pills first put up by hint over 40 years ago One or two a laxative three os Ifour cathartic t NOTICE yr TO THE PUBLICI have opened up a firstclass tin shop on Ninth street rear First National Bank and am well equipped for doing all kinds of sheet metal work All repairing done promptly I carry in stock aIfull line ofsheet metal building materials TIN ROOFING GALV IRON VALLEYIVALLEY GUTTER Jt SHINGLES RIDGE ROLL FLASHING FLUE STACKS RAIN WATER FILTERS STOVE PIPES CISTERN PUMPS ROOF PAINTS AND OIL I solicit your patronage and will showmy appreciation by giving- you prompt bervice and good workmanship at reasonable prices E Y JOHNSONfCumb Phone Shop 270 Claude P Johnson Mgr 9th Street Rear First Res 779 National Bank WffefHeaIthl ndPleaSUleMay oeRo nirI 1 r Dawson Spring Kentucky HOTEl ARCADJi i 1 fhe waters are world wide in the celebrity id Hotta t j With a capacity to take care of 200 people is situated on th Kentucky Division of the I C R R about 200 teet from the railroad station surrounded by a beautiful maple grove The old halybeate well is in the yard and the celebrated salts wel about 100 yards from the Hotel The wells are owned by the Hotel Arcadia and the gusts ofthe H tel have free access to tfit s them An Italian Band will be inattendance during the entire season t RATES eVI t tl 2 per Day 10 per Week Iii j35 per Month VV Children 10 years and under 5 per week r Nurses and Maids 1 per doy ti 3 For further particulars apply to N M Holmaa Co 5 HOT r TICADIA Dawson Springs Ky 6 y II FREE From Isaac Shelby to JC W Beckhint Iasq ALfor KENTUCKYS GOVERNORS The First TIm w peen PublishedFFiEE sour every cure small IIi i IThe livening Post hs for several years endeavored to secure pictures of all Kentucky KentI1cky I In order to pUce these pictures In a permanent rorm tepa arrAnged is a group In up uptodate Atlas showing Kentucky with the latest census of Jemsi and much other bUtorical information tj A ST5UD9CRIDt3R3It a 11 montha subscrIption Understand that these rates are by mall only and that the sub fCrlptlo price lIy or agent Is so cents per week senteacht The Evening Post is first la everything and has the most State news anttiiicst market reports iFor al the people and against the grafter 1 rIndependent always t for the UqmeV t i mite Etttttlttg Ifl0t LouiviitikY I SpGstaf J j l y Pfion Chart end Evening foifwiSthis Paper t f a J 4 J J5W tJit 1HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN MAY 16 07 PAGI ivih hI CURB RELIC HUNTERS fr GOVERNMENT PROHIBITS VAN DALISM IN ANCIENT RUINS 1Law Passed by Last Congress Which Effectually Stops the Destruc tlon of Ruins of Prehis tone Race To the profane rolle 1 huntor who would mar arid disfigure and destroy tho prdoiptu mine of antiquities IP the arid southwest the government has by congressional enactment lifted the hand and said emphatically Thou shalt not For aj quarter of a century the commercial collectors have had pretty much their own way in the ancient ruins and have carried away loads upon loads of valuable curios but now this la to stop and the ruins oT a long dead and forgotten race are to be preserved forI the country and coming generations Although it Is estimated that many hundreds of thousands of dollars i worth pf precious relics ht ve already privatonthe scientists of tho government are highly elated over the fact that a law has been made to stop the q prodn tions for an almost Inexhaustible sup ply of antiquities is still to be found In the mysterious canyons and silent caves that were peopled with races that knew manyof the arts of civili zation before the Indian same to hunt or the white man to trade After a campaign covering a nulls I 1 bor of years tho various archaeolog ical societies of tho country ably as slated by the scientific experts of tho t Smithsonion institution prevailed upon congress to pass an act forbid ding a further spoliation of the ruins i historic landmarks and other objects of scientific interest under the juris 1diction of the government depart To the secretaries of the in ferior agriculture and war the task t of enforcing tho law thus made was given and from now on collectors In search of antiques within the regions marked off by congress will find it to their Interest to consult the proper I at I I Pueblo Bonito the Largest Ruin In Chaco Canyon N M t authorities before doing any digging or carting away any articles loft by our earlier brothers Under the act passed by congress the law throws its protecting arm around many of the prehistoric ruins in Arizona New Mexico and Wyoming and if the plans of the interior department officials are carried out w other important reserves will be created in Utah Washington and Oregon For convenience of designa tion to distinguish these reserves from all other governmental parks the prehistoric ruins to be protected by the law are known as monu ments Those thus far brought within the scope of the new statute 4 are The Petrified Forest Arizona na tional monument El Morro Now Mexico national monument Montezumas Castle Arizona na tional monument Devils Tower Wyoming national monumentThe to bo included and which It is believed will be the most im portant in many respects of the en tire collection is the Chaco canyon in northern New Mexico Within tho Chaco are hundreds of magnificent ex amples of prehistoric masonry Among those the wonderful Pueblo Bonito is probably tho most pic turesque as well as the most exten sive That scores of collectors in the west have for years made a lucrative living by exploiting the ruins of the has been known to the au 4southwest a long time During the hearing that the senate committee on public lands held for the purpose of gaining light on the subject Dr Henry Mason Baum president of tho Records of the Past Exploration society testified that three brothers in IColorado who were among the first to discover what a gold mine the ruins were had systematically worked the Pueblo and Cliff ruins and had sold to his knowledge at least 100000 worth of relics The American Museum of Natural History of New York has expended more than 50000 in exploring tho ruins of the Chaco Canyon One ruin 1ralone contains more than 2000 rooms and was once seven stories in height About 50000 pieces of turquoise have been taken from this ruin According to tho best information L of the scientists there were at one Tr time 150000 persons living within a region 15 miles in length and live miles in width adjacent to the Chaco canyon t y The Trustworthy Man t You 9043 filwaya takp his word who fully takes flpdat 1118 word 1c y j l iiH j Tho course of the duchess of Marl borough following the unhappy devel opments in her matrimonial venture with the titled Englishman will tom mend itself to rightminded pcqple of the world especially to those in Amer lea who have followed with peculiar in terest the fortunes of the former Con suelo Vanderbilt Instead of giving way to morose despair because the glitter of a dukedom in England has been found to be a hollow mockery orI seeking to forget Her sorrow and hu miliation in the pursuit of gay thought less pleasure the duchess of Marl borough has with true womanly grace worthy an American girl thrown her activities and her fortune into a mis sion whose object is the bettering of the lives of the women and children of Imprisoned criminals She has just completed her plans for carry on this unique charity on a big scale and she has done it all in such a quiet and un ostentatious way that the facts have but just become known Some Amen can papers have inaccurately stated that the duchess had joined the direc torate of the Church army She has not done so neither will she work In its ranks but proposes to carry on her worthy charity on Independent lino This new benevolent enterprise of the duchess takes the form of a home in London for women and children of a special and previously almost nog leoted class They are the wives and children of imprisoned criminalsIn nocont sufferers for the misdeeds of husbands and fathersand to make a home for them or at least some of them the duchess of Marlborough has just taken a 21 years lease of a roomy building In Endsloigh street St Pan eras This Is being reconstructed entirely by her orders and negotiations are in progress for the use of two buildings on either side When all these have been opened and time has proved their usefulness the duchess out of her American millions may put up special buildings or add to her teases the adjoining houses on tho same block For with her this is not anew charitable occupation of the Lenten season nor the passing and forced duty of a great lady of the land butt a life work in carrying out which she hopes to solve one of Londons many social problems Readers of course are familfar with apdduchesshas the friendship cf Queen Alexandra By marriage her aunt is the marchion ess of Lansdowne wife of the former I foreign minister She is the acknowl edged loader along women in political society Lady Lansdowno also is a great friend of the queen and may be come mistress of the robes afr court The queen and Lady Lansdowne deep ly sympathize with the duchess They have cheered her up and advised her on more than one occasion Soon after tbe estrangement between the Marlboroughs the queen suggested that the duchess devote her time to hard work in order to get her mind off i her troubles Her mother Mrs O H P Belmont was with the duchess at the time and together they went to the Church army and had a talk with Its leader the Rev Wilson Carlile The duchess wanted occupation which would not bring her before tho public Mr Carlile took her to No 6 Banner street St Lukes where in the midst of tho city slums the army has its lit tlo branch devoted to the aid of pris oners wives and families The work is carried on in a modest way without publicity by Mrs Hodder wife of Capt Hodder the man in charge of the fire wood department of thc hurehirmjv The duchess was asked to help and help she did She went feverishly Into tho work She bought 200 blankets 1OQO yards of cotton to be made into sheets and underclothing boots and shoes everything in fact that Mrs Hodder said was needed And she began visiting the wives of the jailbirds- A short time after the duchess had begun this work Queen Alexandra who has taken deep interest In the duchess suggested to Mr Carlile that the work be turned over to her entire control Mr Carlile Immediately followed her maJeBiyB suggestion In his frantical jy ppprgetlqway ce ruJfeed to Sunder I land houso The duchess arks at jiiiiOji eon with Mr and Mrs Belmqnt Carlile joined them He imparted some of his enthusiasm even to Mr Bolmont x v Next day the duchess of Marlbor ough motored with her motlfer down to No 6 Banner street and took over tho Church armys little nucleus as her own hervery own charity There fol lowed many days of hard office work And It was on one of these days that the new project of the duchess now being carried out was born In Banner street Is a big white washed buildingthe Houseless Poor asylum This was started in 1819 and the original work is still carried on But by the Church army which has its kindling wood brigades headquarters there Mrs Hodder six years ago personally started befrlendlngtne families of nYen in jail Tho yens grew to such proportions that she called the attention of the Church army to t Four rooms in a building across the street were rented and bits Holders lot charity established there It is this little beginning which the duchess of Marlborough has taken over Todays roll contains the name of moro than a hundred families It was after the first week that the duchess astonished her lieutenant by outlining her plans She announced that the society would continue in Banner street only until she was able to got new and proper quarters First ly she explained there should be a building devoted to children Here the little ones should live until their fa thers sentence ended and the family could be United once mores Here they should be taught to work to read and write and to play The next Item of the duchess plan was a maternity home properly and thoroughly equipped as a real home rather than a cold whitewashed mater nity hospital Lastly she declared she would have a womans home Hero prisoners wives were to be housed at least those whose health or condition needed something better than the wretched accommodation of a single dingy room or filthy hovel And here there should be an employment bureau and skilled women to teach these prisoners wives sowing domestic economy Ironing artificial flower making and such like simple Industries For many a day the duchess Mrs Belmont and Mrs Hodder drove round in the duchess motor car visiting ad dresses of suitable buildings given them by real estate agents None suit ed Until Endslelgh street was reached There are situated some large houses almost under the shadow of the old gray church of St Pancras No 16 was vacant It contains 14 large rooms and is four stories in height In addition to a commodious basement The two houses on each side are at present occupied though one Is to be lot So the duchess closed the deal for No 16 buying the lease which has 21 years to run The tenants of one of thq other houses want 1000 before they agree to move and with other lit tle snags In sight Consuelo has hand ed the matter over to an agent and will go ahead with one house The four big rooms now rented In Banner street will be continued until such time as the duchess decides to move everything to Endslelgh street But her office the headquarters of her now charity will be moved at once to No 16 and thqre also will be estab lished the employment bureau On the register of names to be kept there will be placed the occupation best suited to in enoh woman rjio Duchess then will advertise in the dally papers or her llttlo staff will answer advertise 1 ments Many of tho women if thoy can do nothing else will go Into do mettle service knowing full well that their children are comfortable and well cared for at the Childrens Homo The entire responsibility expense and management will be in tho hands of the Duchess She may ask tho aid of helpers from tho church armyfrom the dainty dames of high society or she may be satisfied with the simple help of the women to whom sbe now has become the guardian and minis tering angel J r V- CourierJournal I AND Hopkinsyi11eKentuoa iH n r n h a 9 Both One Year For Only 2 50H I ftThe Presidential election is ap changedThatDemocrat and has always been a Democrat never a Republican Es wayDemocratsThe CourierJournal is going to sup youshaveSend your order for this combination to usnot to the CourierJour nat The regular price of the Weekly CourierJournal alone is 1 a year Brightest 1 Snappiest w Best The- Louisville Times fills the billK Published every week day afternoon You keep posted on eve ything when you read the Times Regular subscription price 500 a year You can get the Times and THE Kentuckian Both one year for o- nlyS6OO 1j Send your order to this paper not The Time- sReadthe6Times t 4 and Keep up WlththelTimes The Daily Time Table Effective Dec 10 05 LEAVE HOPKINSVILLB t No 336 Paducah and Cairo Accommodation6 40 a m No 206Evansville and Mat toon Expressll a In No 334 Princeton Accomo pmNoLimitedleave 945 p m SOUTHBOUND No 25Nashville and Chica go Limited 5 20 a m No 333 Nashville Accommb elation 718 a m No 205Nashville and Evansville Mail6 15p IT No 331Hopkinsville and Cairo Accom arrives 9 45 p m All passenger trains daily Througb Cervices to and from Chicago Mat coon Evansville and Cairo without change JB MALLON Agt Hopkinsville Ky TIME TABLE tRAINS GOING NORTH No 52St Louis Express 1011 a m No 54St L Fist Mail 1005 pm No 92C St L Lim 604 a m No 56Hopkinsville Ac 855 p m TRAINS GOING SOUTH No 51St L Express 518 p m No 53St L Fast Mail 537 a m No 93C N 0 Lim 1150 p m No 65 Hopkinsville Ac 705 a m TO 52 and 54 connect at St Louis tpoints west No 51 connects at Guthrie for Memphis Lln LoulnlllClaclnntINo 53 and 55 make direct connection at Guth etc for Louisville Cincinnati and all points north and east thereof No 53 and 55 also COD sect for Memphis and way points No 92 runs through to Chicago and will noi point Soutn of Evansrllls llso carriestrough sleepers ta St Louis No 93 through sleepers to Atlanta Macon Jacksonville St Augustine and Tampa Fit AISO Pullman leepers to New Orleans Con oects at Guthrie for East and West No r3 win not carry local passengers for poInts North 01 Nashville Tenn C BOOK Aet KILLTHfi COUCHAND CURE THE LUNGS rWITH OrI Kings New Discovery FOR CONSUMPTION IH IPrice and Quickest Cure JSmelt MONEY and LUNG BACK orallI r Howard Brame PROPRIETOR Livery and Feed Stable Corner Ith and Virginia Streets HopMnsville Ky Firstclass Rigs careful drivers and courteous attention City hack service meeting all trains Funeral and wedding work a specialty Give me a call ome 131- 3Cumberland Phones = = 32E nIlfCLtl 11 4 A4I14Mainhave my old friends and customers call on me I am going to do a gen eral livery business keep none but the best help board horses furnish the very best rigs and guarantee satisfaction in every way I am the oldest man in the business in the city and am not afraid to make the assertion that Iwill please all CIlllr Skerritt 1 The Southern Baptist Convention meets this year in Richmond Va May 17th for a several days session 4 1 hAA 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE r COPYRIGHTS c Anyone sending a sketch and description mat our opinion free taotber aninvention Is probably paten nble Communlca- thmllstrlclly confidentiaL HANDBOOK on PatenLr lent res Oldest agency for securlngJjatonta Patents taken Mann co reoetv rcfal octttt without charge in tho 1Qli1IfIcmerlanhandsomely Illustrated weekly Largest drdilation of any eclentiao journal Terms W a years four months L Bold broil newsdealers YnrkBranCh Sf 1k li mm a btraordlllary Bara1llz w TO rr 2 11I J JiII T t + r I b 1 l Iti 1 w The Evansville Daily Courier One Year 312 Issues 1for 150 FWi1m A little over onehalf the regular priceRegular price 250 Bargain offer price 150 Good from May 20th to May 30th The Evansville Courier is the newsiest and paper pim published in Southern Indiana All the News All the Time Market reports complete and correct Evansyille Courier 15O dDESIGNS brightest A Little Over One Half theRegular Price v t7 Maty3Q1tJWe will accept or frxJm towns where we have no r local agents Qn fail to take advantage of this exceptionally low rate You may never have the opportunity again v ifioi if Address all letters toltr t Circulation Department Evansville Courier I I Evansville Indiana 1 III r lU 100 r v v r S 1ivX i CSvS o on r a fir st e ktaMlr iu t tiJ r+ wmrwwsnrfwwr iMa4rwMwwY zrPbtmq ty r9 y- t 1 iPAOR rf1 HOPK1NSVILLE KENTUCKIAN MAY 16 1007 J t ISOMEF RiB C f BARN I I I Another Trigg County Farm er Victim of Incen diaries i 1 DOES UP IN SMOKE- t t f 4 Supposed to Be the Work of Night Riders Loss 400 A tobacco barn on the farm of k Geo R Wallace a nonassociation i farmer living three or + four miles north 6f Cadiz was burned Mondays ght with its contents consisting of 300 worth of tobacco farming im plements and vehicles The tobacco I was loaded on wagons and was tq be brought to the Italian Regie house in this city to which foreign company at had been sold A representative of Mr Wallace was in town Tuesday and said the old gentleman wasj almost like a crazy man over JossParties on the road leading to his place saw about twenty men going in that direction but so far as r learned no notices of any kind were left on the premises The fire was of incendiary origin and Mr Wallace believes that it VFwasthe work of night riders Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal diseasecroup Has beeR used with success in our fame for eigh- tyearsMrs L Wlifoeacre Buffalo N Y BASE BALL At Mercer dark this After noon at 330 Company D and S K C have made a splendid diamond at Mercer Park and will play their first game this afternoon Both clubs have new uniforms are well matched as players and a fine game centsIpected Admission 25 5toesTORaBears the Have Always Bought lUgnaturo lof rc1e a Blew Out Gas IPcrry Madison wife and child of Albany Ky came near loving their lives by asphyxiation in a Bowling Green hotel Madison blew out the gas They were found about 11 oclock and by hard work their lives saved lHiswife smelted the gas before t Madison got 10 teed ami complained of the cli 8i es if tf sir and had l him to open a window which is E probably all that saved them 1 1 11 r Do You EntertainI If so you will be interfiled in the new book ENTERTAINING MADEa EASY which contains many sug gestions for decorations grimes and refreshments suitable for afternoo- and evening parties also 38 guess ing games with answers WHAT TO SERVE AND TO PREPARE IT is a companio- book of tho above and contains 198 ragoipt for Sandwiches salads Cakes and Cakelets Drinks and Ices Candy and Luncheon Dishes besides a collection of toasts and quota ions menus and suggestions as to what to serve on different occasions Price each 25c or send postal for further particulars together with our booklet telling how to make paper flowers which we send FREE EntertainmentjBureau Personal gossip Mr and Mra Thos W Long returned from Dawson Saturday nightMrs E C Phelps has returned from a three weeks visit to her son Mr George W Phelps in pincinnati Mrs E M Carney who spent the winter in the South has returned to cityMrs Cbas W Lindsay returned to Madisonville Tuesday after a visit to MrsJAmeliaLindsay Mr and Mrs MClure Kelly oft Houston Tex are visiting Mr Walter Kellyslfamily Misses Gertie Carter and Miss Willie Moore of Oak Grove Mrs John Garnett of Pembroke and Miss FannieBell Bronaugh of this city left Tuesday morning for Rich mond Va They will take in the Jamestown Exposition and go to Washington City before returning homeMrs McClure Kelly of Houston is visiting the family of Mr Walter Kelly Miss Bertha Cates of Madiscnville who spent a week with the Misses Adams at Church Hill returned home yesterdtlyI HATS CLEANED And Satisfaction Guaranteed at Penns Barber Shop I have bought an outfit and am prepared to clean hard and soft wool and Panama and other straw hats New bands including the silk adjustable mourning bandsi and other trimmings furnished All work guaranteed and satisfaction assured Prices reasonable AH work in city lirfiitg called for and delivered Cumberland Phone 2471 9th street near L N Depot W E PENN Barber Boarders Wanted GENTLEMEN Apply to Mrs R- L Carter west 7th St and Jesup avenue allr S 1 t IK1agTiICombination NONpARBOLICr 4 A STANDARDIZED DISINFECTANT ANTISEPTIC I CLEANSER DEODORIZER AND PURIFIER 4 rItreopopsesses advantages wnich mike It better and ester thin any other material for 1 household diUnfectlnj end It la prtferible to ctrbblls add because R does not burn to chloride of lime cop peru etc because Ifm + First It is Bare In the dilution recommended It practleillf nonpoisonous sad can therefore be used Ireelylcd It safe to have around It Is not caustlo or Irritating It does not I auK MllilcS intials tai tber sre dots MI destroy pjumblnr It does not permanently stars wsshable A 1fS 1uJ It la flKtlve Our laboratory teats require that in a Itf solution It must destroy I eleanseeIwtf tbs odor Third It Is stsndadliedi always the same You can depend upon it- Kreao Is particularly valuable In prerentlng an outbreak of contagious diseases by destroy Ing Infection cleansing purifying and promoting imitation It Is the Ideal disinfectant for HOSeiTALSAiLWAY STATIONS PUBLIC BUILDINGS SCHOOL ROOMS BATH ROOMS WATERCLOSETS URINALS KITCHEN SINKS STORE ROOMS OUT HOUSES GARBAGE BQXES CESSPOOLS STABLES DOGKENNELS CAGES ETC For all esneral dlalnfeetlng purposes mix Kreo with water warm preferred la the fol loving proportional f IIblcpoonful Kreao 3 pints water waterors i SAFE AND EASY TO USE JFOR SALE BY ANDERSON FOWLER DRUG CO Incorporated m ASK roll FREE BOOKLETS aTi S Iw J Straw Beresn clcIAnd=zI All Kind of Spring I Vegetables ReceivedP6iIy j Wm TaCOOPER Qcov Wholesale andRetail Grocers HERE AND THERE I For social medicinal or household uses I W HARPER whiskey is the best and safest The most popular high grade whiskey yn the market Sold by W R Long Hopkinsville KyRev VvE Mitchell of Pembroke and a party of about twenty from this county wall leave for RichmondI this morning to attend j Lion Arrangements have been made to run a special sleeper tOI Richmond without change of cars 1 Drs Oldham Osteopaths 70o S j Clay St Hopkinsville Ky I Robert L CartmiH the new N agent arrived Friday Lj took charge of the office I Cartmills family consisting of a J wife and four children arrived Tuesdayand are at home at theI Jameson cottage on South Main street Journal + ATTEND g Foxs Business I College And Takea Course in BookKeeping Shorthand JTypewnt ing Tel gjfephy j JH Because Hampton Fox is an Attor neyatLawand is the only one in Hopkinsvillejwho teaches the Benn Pitman system of shorthand with Court Reporting annexed which not only prepares his pupils for minor places but to fill official positions Also teaches actual book keeping from the start ADDRESSt HAMPTON FOX t Phone 272- HOPKINSVILLB r KY ft ilair 11i e brushesCOARSE FINE i i 4n f HARD OR SOFT t Extra Special Brushes 1 Can suit all fancies r AT V Cook Higgins Druggists Roth i Home 1215 MainIP4VI1e8 j Cumberland 58 I Thef V TtvingHabit IS PROEIII ABL13 t xstr I 0 t h f i k Few Habits are Get into the habit of swing a portionr of your earnings and make the deposit with usand at the same time resolve not to draw on the account The first essential is toi save the small amounts frequently spent foolishly The wisdom of saving is admitted even by the mostI thought= less spendthrift Set the Habit V CommercialSavings Bank PHOENIX BUILDING James West President T CooperV =Pr Gus T Brannon Cr

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