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TT11Jarrr 11JUL 1 1 IruIu I r r I pF A s1JC 411 i 11ii Ke1tuckian- vtL 3 L xxxHOPKENTUCKY EsDA AUGUST 4 1908 B = f THE INSTITUTE IS ORGANIZED County Teachers Will Be in- Session For FiveT Days HAVE 2 INSTRUCTORS t vv Miss Elizabeth Roscoe Is Elected SecyMiss Sear gent Assistant h ii The county Institate for white teachers of Christian county began yesterday for a session of five days with Dr A J Kinnamon of the Western Normal School as conductor and Miss Avis Westcott assist antThe election of secretaries was en tered into at the morning session Osd after several rising votes Miss Elizabeth Roscoe was elected secre 1 tary A motion that Miss Mary If Seargent who received the next highest vote be elected assistant secretary was made and carried unanimously Dr Kinnamon who came in just aMjr the election with Prof C E j Dudley was greeted by applause The rest of the morning session was devoted to the enrollment of A members and other preliminaries- At the morning session Dr Kinna mon discussed Education and his t subject in the afternoon was Edu cation in Relation to Social Institu tions Miss Avis Westcott of Minneapo is who is assistant instructor gave stan interesting talk on Language Work There were several short talks on educational work by some of the teachersin attendance This morn ing Dr kinnamons subject will be liThe Schools and Some Schools and in the afternoon he will deliver an unishf There are eightyeight teachers enrolledProf C E Dudley of Pembroke has charge of the music The institute will be in session five days iPoints About People i BRANNON Gus Brannon is to be president of the Citizens Savings Bank at Birmingham Ala instead of chahier as announced in the last issue of the Kentuckian He regrets very much to leave his adopt ed home but the inducements were such that he could not afford to decline the offer He goes September 1st and his family follows him about i October 1s- tTWYMANJoe 4 K Twyman road f ffijb commissioner in charge of turn pike construction will be succeeded L by Jas E Moseley on August 13 TwyIin the country on the Newstead pike and engage in farming Mr Moseley is also a farmer living on a fine farm a few miles east of town HAMLETTWhile Prof Barks dale Hamlett was spending his sum mer vacation in Virginia he presented the merits of the famous Mogul Wagons so efficiently that several Virginia firms have ordered sample wagons sent to them and it will not be before Hopkinsville will be- supplying wagons to the Mother State 1vRAMSEYProf Geo J Ramsey of Danville a member of the facul ty of Center College was in the city Saturday in the interest of School Two Hopkinsville bisI Herschel Long and Alvin were in Center last session and will return in the fall r 1 ANOTHER MASKED MOB i INVADES RUSSELLVILLE 1 Hangs Four Who Were in Wit1 I 4IfjComplicity the Cunningham a y I r Russellville Ky Aug lF urInegroes were lynched here at oclock this morning They were VirgilJorieLf John Jones John Boyer Joe Riley The men were in jail charged with trivial offenses but accused of con federating to prevent the arrest of Rufus Browder a negro who shot and killed J F Cunningham a prominent young farmer Cunningham and his murderer had a dispute over wagesMembers of a Lodge They were members of a negr lodge at Keysburg The lodge is o a local nature and it is thought tha they were conspiring against th JAboutt gather and by 1 oclock 100 men had arrived Coroners Inquest The coroner held an inquest over the bodies of the four negroes who were lynched and J W Butt the jailer was called as a witness He stated that about 1 oclock he heard a knock on the door and he was ordered tocome to the door which he did He was then covered with about half a dozen pistols and shot guns and was asked if the negroes John Jones Virgil Jones John Boyer and Joe Riley were there He told them they were and they caught hold of JI1 ls rte Him to the door of thejail and forced him to give up the keys to the cells where the ne- groes werefThe members of the mob Were heavily masked and spoke in a quiet tone There was no swearing and nod a shot was fired They asked for Browder the negro murderer arid COL EWINGENDORSED Christian County Committee Stands By the Old V Leadertiw BARBECUE VOTED DOWN Good Reports Received From All Parts of the County I The county committee of the To bacco Association held its monthly meeting yesterday in the city court room the circuit court room being in use by the county institute The districts were nearly all represented and the reports were in a most hope ful vein The crop is doing well everywhere except in the most southern part of the county where there has not been enough rain No lawlessness has been reported any pare except from the Gracey dis trict where the I C depot was burned two weeks ago The principal unfinished business was the matter of giving a barbecue for the association members This was discussed and it was decided not to have a barbecue this year Resolutions were adopted strongly endorsing Col Felix G Ewing forI reelection as General Manager These resolutions were unanimously adopted and Col Ewings support in thecquhty la enthusiastic and gen uine This seems to be the fact every where and the opposition to him hasI not become formidable in any county For bargains in real onJj t I I Iwasnegroes out one at a time and marched them to the front of the jail and thence out the Nashville r pike by the mayorts residence and on to the place of hanging There was not a sound nor a shot The i bodies were discovered this morning by Prof Estice superintendent of I schools All the witnesses testified i that they did not know anyone in the mob The jury then retired and returned the following verdict We the jury summoned by C 3 OConnell deputy sheriffand sworn Iby Matt Barbee coroner of Logan offVirgiltRileyeand after examining the witnesses cameouny parties This the 1st day August 1908 Hanged to Death Tree IThey were hanged on the famous Proctor tree where the notorious Arch and Duke Proctor were hanged some years ago They were cut down and brought into the court house Warning to Negroes A large placard was fastened on Ithe hanging group bearing these words You negroes will learn to let white people alone and breakup your lodges Browder was in jail at Louisville Shortly after his arrest a mob called at the jail here to lynch Brow der but Sheriff Rhea had hidden him in the woods and Jater took him to Bowling Green from where he was removed to Louisville A special term of court has been called for Monday to try Browder METHODIST BUY ANDERSON LOT r Handsome New Church To Be On Main Street CORNER 6TH AVENUE I Price Paid Was 7000 For Lot and Improve f ments The deal that hadbeen on for some time between the Methodistchurch and Mr Jas H Anderson was clos ed Saturday and the lot was purchased for the new Methodist churct B The consideration was 7000 for the lot of 100 by 270 feet and improvements including one of the largest frame dwelling houses in the city orginally built by Jas M Howe and remodeled and improved by Mr An derson The lot is on the south west corner of Main Street and Six th Avenue and is only one Square from the Baptist church After donating the lot on Ninth street Mr John C Latham changed his mind and told the committee to secure a lot elsewhere and he would pay for it Thereupon the Anderson lot much more desirable in every way was chosen and was presented to the church by Mr Latham improvements areandthevaluable lot is deep enough to locate the house on the Water street front The lawn is beautifully set in trees and is located in one of the most fashionable residence sections of the city For Sale or Rent Cottage at Herndon J F Ellis I I IORNPIKE 1 MONEY HELPS If io Loosen up the Tight cJ Times In Christian v county 1- y 12QOO EVERY WEEK 11 RoadIE Still Being PushedQA ijC 2 The Fiscal Court acted wisely in building the new turnpikes at this timeand this public work has done great deal to put money into circulation during the present stringent Twymanare now at work on as many differ ent roads and that about 2000 is distributed to them eyery week which finds its way into the avenues of trade There are about 350 workmen most of them colored la dayAlreadypike have been built and the work is going ahead until 100000 has been spent in improving the county roads The mileage completed so far is as follows Palmyra road 25 T baccoI 25 Greenville 2 bxMillII 175 5IMadisonville roadv 175 Pembroke road r 175 Nashville II 12P Newstead II 75 Duckers Mill road 5 Kirkmansville 25 Buttermilk p u V 25 H Total 167 The roads cost about 2000a mile and about 35000 has been spent so fir Pinules for the kidneys 30 days trial 100 Guaranteed Act directly on the kidneys and bring relief in the first dose for backache rheumat ic pains kidney and bladder trouble Invigorate the entire system An dersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated A I ii e t S WI T COOPER CO Wholesale and Retail Grocers 4 1 It ri ii r7i 1it 1i F if 2A i tr c + I I k r om ft CUT r 6 PRICES ond c 1n every article in our store iCome and see real valuesy P4I you make your pur c chases elsewhere 9 T M JONES Main Street Hopkinsville Ky i h4 C BANK OF IIOPKINSVILLE CAPITAL 10000000 SURPLUS 3500000 With the largest combined capital and surplus of any bank in Chris tian county supplied with modern burglar proof safe and vault we am prepared to offer our depositors every protection for their money x f 9 3 per cent Interest on Time Certificates of Deposit t HENRY C CANT President J ENIcPHERSONICaahler 1 H L McPHERSON Asslotant Cashier 5EB LONG President W T TANDYCashier CITY DANKCapital 6000000 Surplus 70 000OOiThis Bank ranks among the first in the state of Ken- tucky in proportion of surplus to capita t- In o Surplus there is Strength- We 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 L I- IT I11III 1 1 J r GARNETT Pres JNO D TRICE Cashier T J McKEYNOlDB V pt T W DABNEY V Pt PLANTERS BANK TRUST CO CAPITAL 10000000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 1800000 Thoroughly equipped for Banking and Trustee Business youLoansActs as Admr Extr Trustee Guardian Agent Receiver etc PropertySale 3 Per Cent Interest on Time Certificates Y FIRST NATIONAL BANK I v HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY J UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY wnly NatlonallBank In This Community Capital 7600000 Surplus 2500000 Stockholders Liability 7500000 m RASA REGULAR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Three Per Cent Interest Paid on avfrtffc and Time Deposits r- f i ti r i btei vr iY i war ii r c i i 041 if PAGE TWO d r10PK1NSVILL b l1fl1cn AUG 4 I907J A I 9I A flipkinsvfile Market Corrected Tuesday July 22 1908 1 GROCERIES THESE AKS RETAIL PRICES 8 SOc BiaiiSwhite per gal 50e- OO per lb 20c Coffee roasted 15c to 35c CofiFe green 12c to 25c Tea green per lb 60 to 1 Tea black per lb 40c to 1 Cheese cream 25c lb straight Pine Apple 16c to 26cy Edam 125- Roqueford 50c lb t Sugar 15 lbs w0 i Sugar light brown 18 lbsMlM Sugar dark brown 20 lbsl0fI Sugar Cuba14 lbs for 100 r r r Sugar XXXX 141bs for 100 w Flour patent per bbl f550 Flour family per bbl 500 Graham 12lbf sack 40cH Meal per bushel 110 Hominy per lb 5c Grits 20c gallon f Oat Flakespackage to 15c Oat Flakes bulk 5c lb- VEGETABLES Irish potatoes per peck 30c t Cabbage new 2c Onions per bunch 5c Turnips peck 20c Celery 5c and lOc a bunch CANNED GOODS Corn per tioz cans100 to15G Tomatoes 12 cans 100 to 150 Peas from lOc to 30c per can Hominy lOc per can Beets per can lOc Kidney Beans lOc can Lima Beans per can 10c Korona per can 20c Squash per can lOc Peaches lOc to 40c per can 5crPineapples per can lOc to 35c Raisins lOc and 15c package Raisins layer loc lb Evaporated Peaches 20c lb Evaporated Apples lOc lb Evaporated Apricots 25c lb Prunes lOc to 15c per lb PRODUCBtjHams country per 15c 15ciShoulders per Sides per lb 12ic Lard perlb 12Ac Eggs per dozen 15c Honey per lb 124c n Wholesale Prices POULTRY r Eggs lOc doz Hens 7c lb Roosters per lb 5c MiS Young Chickens each 15 to 25c r Turkeys fat per lb 7c Ducks per lb 6c Roosters per lb 3c t PI Full feather geese per doz300- GRAI N4 No2 Northern mixes oats pn k oushel 55 No Timothy hay pei ton 1300 No2 Timothy hay pej ton 1200 No 1 Clover Hay pe ton 1200 Mixed Clover Hay POULTRY EGGS AND BUTTER- s Prices paid by wholesale dealers the producers and dairymen 7cRper lb 12c ROOTS HIDES WOOL AND TALLOW t Prices paid by wholesale dealers to butchers and farmers RootsSouthern ginseng 525 b 1 Golden Seal yellow root 100 lb Mayapple 2c pink root 12c and 13c TallowNo1 4c No2 5c WoolBurry 12 to 20 Clear Grease 20c Medium tub dingyt24cIgoer 45c dark and mixed old goose 25c to 35c gray mixed 15c to 30cwbn duck 35c- Hides+ and skinsThese quota ffAiJItions arc for Kentucky bidet green hides 4c We quote assorted lots dry flint No1 8c to lOCi Y 1 Howard BramePno- PBmFTORIfpt Livery and Feed Stable Cornur 7th and Virginia Sts HopkinsvilleKya At I First class rigs careful drivers and coufrteoiis attention City hack ser vicemeeting all trains Funeral and Wedding work a specialty Give me a callI1318Phones Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky fairs for 1908 as far as reported Madisonville August 4 5 days Winchester August 4 4 days Madisonville August 45 days Danville August 5 3 days Lexington August 10 6 days Uniontown August 11 f days Burkesville August 11 5 days Broadhead August 123 days Springfield August 12 4 days Shepherdsville August 18 4 days Lawrenceburg August 18 4 days I Carroll Gallatin and Owen Tri County Fair Sanders August 104 daysVanceburg August 104 days Richmond August 18 4 days Ewing August 20 3 days Shelbyville August 25 4 days London August 25 4 days Elizabethtown August 25 3 days Burlington August 26 4 days Germantown August 26 4 days Morgantown August 3 days Somerset September 14 days Hardinsburg September 13 days Fern Creek September 2 3 days Bardstown September 2 4 days Monticello September 8 4 days Hodgenville September 8 3 days Glasgow September 9 4 days Louisville State Fair September 14 5 days SALESMEN AGENTS5000 per week and over can be made sell ing New Campaign Novelties from now until election Sells to Stores County Fairs Picnics and private families Complete line of samples charges prepaid for 50 cents Order todayCHICAGO NOVELTY CO 60 Wabash Ave Chicago For Sale One fine bred Shetland mare pony 3 years old dark dapple bay per fect form and well broke together with buggy and harness complete For particulars address- E M JOHNSON Princeton Ky Have you sacked your grapes Bags foij sale at this offi- ceHOLLANDS QPERA HOUSEN- EXT WEEK ITheStock CompanyM- ISS GOLDA ZONE and Their Band and Orchestra- in a Repertoire of the Latest Plays VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS ADMISSION 10 20 and 30 Cents Monday NightOne lady admitted FREE with each 30c ticket purchased by Six oclockTo lear- nBookkeeping Shorthandand TelegraphyOver 500 students annually Nine teachers Sixty typewriters Positions for graduates Send for catalog BUSINESS COLLEGE Evansville Ind Indianas Greatest Business School INCORPORATED n FinsrT Round Eyes310 w a r tr = iIto take dlfftit forms feeling Otters suffer agonies of pain that can hardly express Whatever the symptoms remember there Is one medicine will beyond mere cyroptoms and troubles the weakened organs y p JP VtillMrs M C Austin of Tenn For flvo 5 years I suffered with every of female disease but after using the wellknown Cardul Homo I was entirely well II WRITE US A LETTER 17 r There Are Only Kinds of Medicines HASS SHAKER PREPARATIONS And the All the Rest After all others fail try Hass Shaker Herb Tonic and Shaker Antiseptic f For Rheumatism and all Kidney Liver and S om ach troubles if you really to be cured Guaranteed by L A JOHNSON Druggist HOPKINSVILLE KY 1 o 0E H NESTER Home Phone 1230 I f Contractors and Builders Concrete Work A Specialty 106 South Virginia Street Hopkinsville Kentucky Building Material If you are going to build a new house or repair your old one it will pay you to call on us and let us figure with you Dont with the flies and mosquitoes this Summer WORK GUARANTEED Cumb Phone 540 Home Phone 1160 O 0 1I1c 11 Indian Co Incorporated IUKnJrjt n 1rx We have just completed our delivery station at Hopkinsville where we are prepared to handle promptly all orders for Refined OiiGasoline Lub ricating Oil and Axle Grease Our tank theocity and county Barrel deliveries to all points SU Wooldridge Agent PHONES j Home Comb llg STRICTLY AN INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY Ask Your Grocer to Give You Indian Refining Cos GRASS OIL Pineules30 days treatment for 100 Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded tiredSomethat go actntbwi womanly CarduMemphis writes symptom Treatment Two Other wish RBROTHiRin worry ALL Refining BLUE n R For the Kidneys Bladder and Rheumatism RELIEVES BACKACHEFor Sale DvAnder onFowIer Drug Cost Incorporated I Ilui1kiidcYs BIGGEST SIIOWi 1 SEPT1415161718191908 vSlX BIG DAYS DAILY RACES- PREMIUMS25OOO IN WEBERS BA0SIDE SIIOWS PRJiJl Here is the place to display your live stock and farm I to meet your friends and to combine amusement with information Show every day rairi or shine In our new 100000 Live Stock Pavilion Be one of the quarter of a million to visit this years Fair LOW RAILROAD RATEStWoo information cniryblenke or catalog addroeft J W NEWMAN Secretary X Louisville I Sebree KyJLe Henderson Division L N R IOn in a most delightful grove of native trees surrounded by wild romantic hills affords facilities second to none both for the health and pleasure seeker The Seoree waters are the equal of any in the country being very beneficial to the liver stomach and kidneys We have chap beate sulphur salts and freestone magnetic water all renowned for the hth analysis they bear and for their curative powers Analysis of the water by Dr E S Wayne analytical and consulting chemist and assayer U S inspector Cincinnati Ohio shows ab follows Carbonate of Iron 2774 grains Sulphate of Lime 72 grains Carbonate of Lime U13 grains Carbonate of Magnesia 45 grains Chloride of fdum 280 grains total solid matter in a gallon 4384 grains erlModern in everv respect newly furnished electric lights electric callI1ac bells water works and baths elegant dining room service and table firsfi class our own Jersey herd best of milk and butter t 1 Rates of Board240 per day 1050 to 1400 per week according I to room Meals 50e each Children under twelve years of age in room f with parents 7 00 week To receive permanent benefits gueststshould remain at least two weeks Write for rooms Address t- ADi NOE ManapertSebree Springs Hotel SEBREE ItYfOur magnetic water baths are the Greatest aid and cure for Bhenmatisnu j Great Hopkins CountyJ MADISONVILLE KYJAUG 4567 fc 8th IZQ FAIR Free Attractions Daily in Front of Grand Stand 2rlJ a 6 Big Baces daily Excellent Show Rings Beautiful Florial Hall Good Band of Music Plenty of Free Ice Water No Gambling1Jp Intoxicants First Day Free to children aria men over 70 Attractions Include Troupe of Educated Bears and Goats Triple Parachute Leap from one balloon Aerial Acts Gym nastsand many others pecial train from Hopkinsville leaving at vill8304ts at P m three days of Fair One fare on01 railroads plus 25 cts+ lI GEO W RASH Pres JAS A FRANCEWAY Secy I l e 1JI L1 IKt 1t tNf r 0 a w Iiti 7 HOPKlNSVlLLETKENTaCKIAN AUG 4 1908 PAGE HHREEJ I I ceNTAUR COMPANY Nrw CITY r Jf f district to and exhibits sample Latest Model Rancor bicycle furnished us everywhere are IIJ mating ands teia NO and approve of your bicycle We ship to anyone a cent deposit n prepay ght and TEN DAYS FREE TRIAL during which time dda bicycle and put it to any test you wish If you are then perfectly satisfied or do not wish to shl it back to us at our and M will not tt out one cent to f2S profits by buying direct of us and have the guar antee behind DO NOT BUY a bicycle or a pair of tires from anqnl at any until you receive our and learn our unheard of factory and remarha eetal to rider low prices we can make you this year We sell the highest grade bicycles less money than other factory We are satisfied withroo profit above factory cos- tBIOYOUE DKALEUS you sell our bicycles under your own name plate at doubly our Orders filled tile received SECOND HAND lilCYCJLKS We do not regularly handle second hand bicycles but usually have a number on in trade by our hicago retail stores These we out DTOmptry at prices ranging from S3 to 88 or 610 Descriptive bargain lists mailed free wheels roller chains and pedals parts repairs and COASTER BRAKES of all at kalf the usual M SJ1 M SAMPLE i INTRODUCE TIll regular retail price of these tires is 850 er airlml to introduce we will seljouasalll le airfarI80kashwilhorderI55 I NO MORE TROUBLE FROM i NAILS Tacks or Glass will not lot tho air out thousand pairs sold last year- ver two hunred thousand pairs now use Made In all sizes IlisUvely A easy riding e nurll tv never poroueandwhichcloses + small without allow r the air to have hundreds of letters from uponce or twice Inawhole season no more than I an ordinary tire thepuncture resisting qualities being given by several layers of thin specially on the these tiresist3 o perpairbut for aspectalfact price to 3or of I THE YOU nriiI h the not middlemens manufacturers catalogues for can l Imported r equipment retailsices t I pumped the thick rubber tread A and puncture Band Dulso rim strip U to prevent rim cutting This tire will outlast any other ELASTIC and EASY HIDING is received c D the rider of only so per pur AU same u tetter we ship o on approval You do not aa cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented- We will allow a cash discount ofS cent thereby making the price S4biI per pair if you send FULL CASH WITH ORDER and advertisement We will also one nickel plated brass hand pump Tires to be returned at OUIl expense if for any reason they are not satisfactory on examination We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us as safe as in a bank If you order a pair of these tires you find that they ride easier run fester wear better last longer look finer than any tire you have ever or seen at any price We know that you will be so well pleased that when will give us your order We want you to send us a trial order at once hence this remarkable tire offer kind at any price until send for a pair of lP YOU NEED Puncturelroof tires on approval and trial at the special price quoted above or for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which describes and quotes all makes and of tires at about half the usual but write us a postal today DO NOT TIIINlC OF BUYING n bicycle DO or Ii pair of tires from until u know the new and wonderful offers we are making It only costs a postal to learn everything Write It NOW t jil 1 J it11- r IN with its tense interest in the trusts the tariff the railroads jxjlitic generally nnd r political personages the Review of Reviews will be doubly valuable to you J ft 1Ewt 25 lents a I Copy 1 a r offers Busy people an In current events that Is con cise and at a cost time effort THE IN ONE monthlyXths cartoon timely contributed articles on I I just the question are interested ofthein with the gist reallyimpor CASTORIA Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears theISignature n- Use for Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Eto8aff MONEYREQUIrifeorfullrarticular makeFACTORY andIUU wa BEBGETHQBH HICniEnMF ft BrfiBCllBBBl TIRESo ONLY aroV PUNCTURES verydurableandlinedinsldevmh satts- 5edcustomersstatingthattheirtireshaveonlybeen advertisinpurposeswearemakin Notice makeSOFT TARESHedgethorn introductory I1D7JlIT MEAD CYCLE COMPANY CHICAGO ILL THE COMING ELECTION IBAE X300 Year The Keviewof reviews education comprehensive authoritative minimum andmoney ALL MAGAZINES Izincsrenews ot new booksone keep intelligently with the at a minimum cote of time canIand money WE WANT REPRESENTATIVESi- n community to take subscriptions andtell ourbook offen Lib oralcommissions and cash prizes A line chance to buildup a manent and profitable business in your home town today to THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS CO 43 ASTQR PLAGE NEW YORK ROOM cp f f A I The Mysterious Package j Original There tfu3 a great ado In the Stan wood uornei A package had been de livered at the door addressed to Miss Grace Stan torl hutLbeon received by the butler and the bearer had gone away without stating who sent the package There was nothing on the wrapper by Which the sender could Identified The Stamvoods were enormously rldb and feared that sonic socialist or anarchist had sent them an infernal machine Miss Stanwood looked at the thing It rested on n table In the drawing roomstudied the address but could not recognize In the writing the hand of any of her friends Ill take off the wrapper mum said the butler who felt somewhat re sponslble forhavlngiptken the pack ago In messenger es capeThe butler cut the string removed time wrapper carefully so as not to Jar the contents and laid bare a box with a sliding cover There was a ring at the doorbell- It so happened that Lord Edward Tallywag an Impecunious London swell who had come over the big pond with a view to replenish his exchequer by means of nn American wife had been Invited to dinner He had proposed for Miss Stanwoods hand to say nothing of her fortuneno this Is technically Incorrectthe settlement was to be specified In a legal document and the matter was as good as settled The only thing In the way had been removed namely Bob Otis to whom the lady had been engaged and who had been told that in view of this splendid opportunity he must be relegated to a position 03 Lord Tally wags best man at the wedding Bob had submitted to the sacrifice so nobly that he had been Invited to dine with his lordship with a view to getting his Instructions as best man Where was I Oh I remember There was a ring at the doorbell The butler pulled himself together and opened the door admitting the guest of the evening Lord Tallywag flis lordship took a view of the situation through his monocle surprised to seethe family all on the main floor Im so glad youve come Lord Tal lywag said Mrs Stanwood excitedly to tell us what to do Some one has sent Grace an infernal machine Some disappointed lover I suppose remarked his lordship Dear me exclaimed Mrs Stau wood It couldnt have been Bob Otis could it- Mother Miss Stanwood spoke the word reproachfully Another ring at the doorbell This time Bob Otis himself was admitted Speak of Satan Grace remarked bos sure to appear Lord Tallywag this is our old friend Mr Otis Delighted to meet you said his lordship stiffly Glad to know you replied Bob bowing formally Some one remarked Mrs Stan wood has sent Grace an Infernal machine Lord Tallywag suggests that It may have come from a disappointed loverSomething in the tone of Mrs Stan woods voice caused Mr Otis to dray himself up stiffly Then he said coldly Since I am well known to have long been an admirer of the lady in ques tion it is incumbent upon me to prove my Innocence Where is this Infernal machineIn drawing room Mrs Stan wood replied Mr Otis walked into the drawing room while the others looked on through open doors Taking the bos from the table ho scrutinized the address shook It then held It close to hisearYou are right he said to those gaping from a c1lstanceuIt Is Indeed an infernal machine Bean bear a ticking Lord Tallywag If you will come here and hold the box to your ear yon may hear it distinctly Good gracious manI Do you sup pose Im an ass You have seen fit to Intimate that an American gentleman would send his sweetheart who had discarded him a bomb It becomes me as an Amer lean gentleman to relieve Miss Stan wood from an unpleasant situation I shall open the box Ho began to draw the cover Those looking on headed by Lord Tallywag rushed to the rear of the house some supping in the dining room though his lordship did not pause till ho had gone out at the kitchen door into the yard Some minutes passed Grace Stanwood went back to the drawing room and looked through the open door On the table stood the box the cover removed while Bob stood with an inner box in his hand a Jew elers watch case regarding a ladys watch of gold and enamel set with JewelsSome one has sent you a wedding present said Bob 1I0b Bob she whispered III feared you would be blown to pieces Youre brave as a lion tWhere who intimated In the cellar I expect She burst into a laugh Let us go and find him I wish him Co seetay vindication Lord Tallywag was found in the back yard and shown the contents of the box Then Bob Otis excused himself from dining with one who had charged him with intent to do a cowardly mur der and departed The episode overbalanced Miss Stan woods desire for n title She shipped his lordship and married Bob Otis It was not till after they were marries that Bob confessed he had sent tit Infernal machines V p a 0 r t i4t r CHOICIE BARGAJNS- r fIi ytVF f t Some Fine Offersr tS r t+ i1 ffi t y N In Farm Landsr ir I Lotsr1 tt tesstriy Sri i t278 acres 5 miles south of town in the finest neighborhood in the county a large two story house 2 large barns 2 tobacco barns 1 hayshed wagon shed cow house granary buggy house ice house 3 good cabins meat house hen houses etc Well watered and has splendid crops of orchard grass clover timothy and wheat growing on it An ideal stock and grain farm and a money maker t 505 acres 10 miles south of townon the Clarks ville pike and close to R R station on the LCroad near school house and with all modern improvements This is as fine a body of land as you canfind anywhere and produces large quantities of wheat corn hay and tobacco Has 40 to 50 acres fine timber 4 tobacco barns 1 large stock barn 1 hay shed 8 cabins windmill and tankand all improvements necessary to a first class farm If you are looking for something extra at a bargain dont fail to see this place 222 acres 2 miles south of Garrettsburg100 acres of this is in timber containing a lot of red and white oak and poplar 2story brick dwelling 2 tobacco barns 1 stable 4 cabins and other necessary improvements This place is offered at a real bargain i 200 acres near Pembroke rich land and well improved Runs right up to within imile of the best little town on earth Hracres just outside the corporate limits of Hopkinsville splendid houseland all necessary out buildings Just the very best v place you know of tjgrafse thickens and run v a garden and fruitS- s J I tIirt e Ij t I OC ri 2bl acresonly 2 miles from town on the Rus sellviUe pike This farm can be bought cheapadd is an ideal location and a highly i productive place with good improvements 309 acres near Bell Ky This is a well im provedfarm and just what you are look ing for Splendid dwelling good stable andlarge tobacco barns and all other out buildings 40 acres good timber balance in a highstate of cultivation 211 acres 5 miles south of town improvements good and everything in good shape An opportunity you cannot afford to miss Wehavelsome very desirablehomes for salefon the best residence streets in the city at real bargainfigures A right new modern cottage for sale or rent on 13th street in the old Sharp addition Another one at a bargain on West 18th St Also some desirable building lots in different parts of the city at ridiculously low prices Call and see us if you are interested in a good home either in the city or country Now is the time tobuy good property at prices that appeal to your pocketbook If you are looking for a good established business well located we have got just what you are looking for and at the right price a i n1Hl1tD n H17 m L I i IdI1LDdI1I 6t7cC 1 Trust Co V k fttl5 t853 afe mu L rh Mv Z i f w sIfc J4 I4 AGfc FOUR HerbllrSViLLh1sf 1 UII4tAUGc 4 1908 T L M 1 =1 JI Ii1heKentuckiaii Every Other Day t5tJESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDA MORNINGS BY I CHASMMEACHAM I 3ul red at tbe Hopltlusvllie Poatafhce as Seond Class Mall SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jtl8 Year u n ut-t x Months IQO three Months auuu n nifle Copies OS tlda Rates on Application f 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET AUG 4 1908 DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN v Of Nebraska FOR VICE PRESIDENT JOHN WORT I KERN Of Indianaf Ton CONGRESS A O STANLEY- Of Henderson I The Weather a FOR KENTUCKYProbably lo sal thunderstorms Tuesday Ned McLean Washington and hit hide Evelyn Walsh of Colorado are each worth 25000000 r There will be no registration this year in towns below the fourth class Mr Bryan will saw wood this s time getting bis lumber from Indi mla where tall oaks from little akerns grow The Benton Tribune is already sunning 33 announcements of candi dates for county and district officers for the election 15 months off l If Taft became overhet in making his first speech what condition will he be in about the first of November in the windnp of a los sag campaign The regular term of the Calloway Circuit Court began yesterday and the 50 night rider cases on the dock et will be called Thursday There ire 81 similar cases in Crittenden and 72 in Marshall making 202 in the three counties There are also tin Trigg and 2 in Christian i Seven Presidential tickets have already been nominated and an eighth Dne will be named at Wheeling W Va today by the National Liberty party The call for the convention 33 addressed to all members of the Nationan Liberty Leagues and other organizations and individuals inter ested in the welfare of the negro race The officers and members of the rational Negro Democratic League General Committee will meet in Chi sagoThursday at which time a proc jfemation will be issued to the color ad voters of the country A place and date for holding the National Convention of the party will be named Jive Candidates For Congress Covington Ky July 31The De r onocratic congressional race in the Sixth district will probably have ffive contestants Today it was announced that Walter Cleary and lifford Nadaud have deposited 1000 apiece Congressman Joseph to Rhinock Col D Linn Gooch and Col Robert Eliston who will also enter the race will put up their spin before midnight August 7 Yellow Jack r A fireman on the steamship HordalJ was taken to the Swinburn Island p hospital at New York suffering rom yellow fever Saturday The ESorda had arrived from Mexico It was held in quarantine for disin fiction L State of Ohio City of Toledo se Lucas County I lhnk J Cheney makes oath that he la senior It rtnerof the firm of P J Cheney Co doing fcuiinoM In the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm Inds pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY worn to before mo and subscribed In my pres race this 6th day of December A D 1S86- M rAW OLEA80N Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure la taken internally and sets ciirecUy on tho blood and mucous anrfaces of the eastern Bend for testimonials free lF J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 STOCK LAW Strongly Urged By a Num i ber of Farmers For County A largely attended meeting of farmers was held yesterday after noon in the court house yard and a number of speeches were made in advocacy of the County Stock law The meeting was presided over by Esq J E Moseley who strongly ur ged the farmers to organize and sup i port the proposed law Othors who spoke in favor of it were Messrs J DI Shepherdand Jas S Ragsdale Mr D R Perry said he would favor the law if he found upon investigation that it would not work a hardship on the poor man Mayor Meacham was called upon and told of the successful operation of the stock law in the city of HopkinsvilleBut opposition was shown in the crowd present DEATH OF MISS LONG Daughter of Mr John Long Dies of Fever A daughter of Mr John Long who resides just east of the city died Sunday night after an illness of several weeks of typhoid fever She was sixteen years old The in terment took place at Riverside cemetery yesterday afternoon with services at the grave Patient from Union patI ient f opi Union county died Fri day evening She was 49 years old and had been in the asylum only about a month The remains were taken county for inter ment Saturday For a mild easy action of the bow els a single dose Doans Regulets is enough Treatment cures habitual constipation 25 cents a box Ask your druggist for them Will Try It Again Bird S Coler has announced that he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor of New york NOTICE All stock holders in the Crescent ind Climax Mills are required to call at the Crescent Mills Office and lave their stock transferred Hbpkinsville Milling Co Incorporated Have you sacked your grapes Sags for sale at this office greater and Better i t Than fiver Hpkinsville Aug 20 With every thing new but the name and title The Sun Brother Greater Pro gressive Shows will unfold thou caravan of novelties trained ahlma wonders and sensational displays in Hopkinsvilb Aug 20 Complete performances will be offered both afternoon and night and the assurance is made by the I management that the latter performance will be equally as com plete as the Matinee entertainment It is really the first good tented show of the season and the obquitu ous Kidand his curious sisters too will be early on the scene to seethe expectant elephant The show will arrive by special train via the I C Railroad One thing that par ticularily commends the Sun Broth ctithatdevices roperin themes or any suggestive adjuncts are tolerated about the show The only way that you can spend your money around tnis establishment is through legitimate channels Several detectives ac company the Sun Brothers Shows on their travels and they know every crook and thief of reputation in America consequently these ques tionable gentry give the show grounds a wide berth as they are locked up on sight Ladies and child ren can safely attend either one of the peformance without escort as everything possible is done to look after their careful wants There are courteous ushers to escort them to the most eligible seats In the animal tent attentive keep ers and lecturers explain the differ ent attractions animals and in fact from the humblest canvasman to the management all vie to please their patrons At nighttime all of the tents and the entrances to the show grounds are brillianly with mas sive ElectrorGaicium generators Good lights are in evidence al1 over show lot which fact alone mak sit worthyof a visit to this shovtn- ight time v ALPINE STOCK CO- At Opera House All This Week v The Alpine Stock Company hegann- a weeks engagement at Hollands Opera House last night playing to a goodhouse This is one of the best repertoire companies on the road the manager having spared neither time nor money in magingvit a leading aggregation ThEib compahy carries its own band and orchestra The bill for tonight will be All Against Him jl l Sale 25 1908 r 7F M READY FOR TRIALS i i Court Will Convene in Spec cal Session at Murray Monday Paducah Ky Aug 3Every in readiness for the trials of the alleged Galloway county night riders at Murray this week Court will convene in special session today with Circuit Judg nThomas P Cook of Calloway the bench and Commonwealths Attorney Denny Smith of Trigg representing the State Sheriffs officers arefcbusy serving subpoenas and the number of witnesses summoned from Trigg county indicates that many alibis will consist of attempts to prove that defendants were in Trigg coun ty the nights of the raids Especial interest centers in the drawing of the jury Names in the wheel were placed there before the arrests were made and it is believed many night rider sympathizers if not factual night riders are on thelist If the court orders all the names drawn from the wheel little hope of success ful prosecutions will be entertained o sZ0DJBoars theTheKind You Harc Always Bougjil Signature Pt1flof HERE AND THERE List your real estate for sate witbI J F ELLIS John Gowan Morton of Mortons Gap died Saturday aged 86 years tiThe kind your grandfather used and he was of rare judgment Profit by experience and use Old 1 W Harper whisky Sold by W A Long Hopkirisvjlle KyI The following young ladled won the Owensboro Inquirer popularity contest and will go to Atlantic City August 6 Misses Lydia Hagan Sally Lee GradyPauline Head Ve- naJatrlck Gladys Duke and Get t u je Wright The Paducah News Democrat at Paducah also ran the same contest and will send Misses Edna Wright Dora Draffen and Geld Wflford rFor firstclass carpenters work painting and decorating call qn Hill Pursley Cumb Phone 9L Prices right 4 Drs Qldham Osteopaths 705 S Clay St Hopkinsville Ky i Weigh 510 Poundsi Pittsburg Pa July 31 After suffering for nineteen years from elephantiasisM rs Anna E Lynch tiled today ather home near cKeespprt At her death she neighed 510pounds LOOKS LIKE KEHOE Former Congressman i Wins v Close Race in N District tl Maysville Ky Ang 3 Returns from Democratic mass conventions held in all the counties of the Ninth congressional district to select delegates to a convention to be held at Ashland August 5 to nominate a a candidate for Congress indicate that the Hon James N hehoe of this city will have fiftyeight votes in the convention and E B Hager 47 As it only requires 53 votes to nominate he appears the choice of the Democrats of the district as expressed in maJs convention DANGER IN DELAY t Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous f Hopkinsville People to Neglect The great danger of kidney trou bles is that they get a firm hold be fore the sufferer recognizes them Health is gradually undermined Backache headache nervousness lameness soreness lumbago urin ary troubles dropsy diabetes and Brights disease follow in merciless succession Dont neglect your kid neys Cure the kidneys with the certain and safe remedy Doans Kidney Pills which has cured peo ple right here in Hopkinsville Miss L A Hester 826 North Main street Hopkinsville Ky says HI honestly believe that there is little need of any one suffering the torture of backache when such an effective remedy as Doans Kidney Pills can be procured at L A John sons drug store The prompt and thorough relief which followed their use in my case has given me abiding faith in their merits In the sum mer of 1903 I was suffering greatly from soreness and lameness across the small of my back and other difficulties arising from a weakness of the kidneys Two boxes of Doans Kidney Pills was all I required to free me from the distressing pain in my back and restore my kidneys to a good healthy condition I recom minded Doans Kidney Pills at that time and during the four years which have elapsed I still have the same good opinion of the remedy For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn CoBuffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed States Remember the nameDoansandt- ake other Grape bags for sale at this office in Nice and = Q 1n ff J J T SMALL FIRE tDiscovered in Hancock Brp3 Bakery Js 1An alarm of fire wag turned in about one oclock yesterday morning from the bakery of Hancock Bros Second Avenue An incipient fire Was found about the ovens but was put out without any trouble Some damage was done by smoke Thesoldiers on duty at the armory discovered the fire and gave the alarm Value of Insurance Fires originate in unexpected places and from unknown causes Doubtless some one who reads this article will sustain the next loss Are YOU insured and have you the best insurance your money can buy The Giant Insurance Agency Incorporated settles their losses promptly and equitably and guarantees to sell their policies at as low rate as any company doing business Office in First National Bank build ing Both phones For Sale or Rent i Soda fountain and charging outfit P Breslin Ji Per Think of this For every dollars worth of wall paper you purchase- of us you only pay seventyfive cents Ventyfive cents saved on every dollarThis proposition applies to every bolt in our large and complete stock of paper A large selection of hand and beautiful to select If you intend papering this fall or next spring take advantage of this grand opportunity REMEMBER the sale begins Saturday August 1st and lasts only ten lays W A PPool Son No8 Main St- HOPKINSVILLE KY s t l t l t t t t hMI Ww Mr r1bW W w V N tt Y WAN WAN NKW Mw W wnW MLW VMM YW N WYWWLMM WW 1YwlWW M W WO W Wr WW w Y11N VNw MW SIt I s 3 I JI Since moving into our NEW OFFICES it has necessitated a rearrangeii ii e nt of of the stocks in our stores TO CLEAN UP f iIIiIiA5i REDUCE THESE STOCKS IS OURt ifI 7tIt t t w- nFFix DECISION r I I f f f is 5 taJ V First Big Bargain is Found in Our Wall Paper Department I 1110000 Rolls of Wall Paper Pretty Uptodate Designs Cent I i If you s have Papering tope done this is your II 51 i opportunity to SAVE MONEY tII f f A 1JLh I Startedon Saturday I f 3- on no f B 11 Atiltif r I ifr v Ia0 7 t l f M M r c M 4 yesterday Morning on J Off Eromi WSW IThe 1- c At OaeFourth Offfah i i Iltt iJuly 7 Come Todayand Get tYour Choice II iikr c- r Ii JboJ ifi HQPKINSVILLEKISNTUCKIAN AUG 4 woe PAGE FIVE f II t 1 L S r trICURA CURED kMOTHERAND BABY W Soutl ern Woman Suffered With ItchlngrBurning RashDrove Her Baby Had Sore on Neck and Two Other ju Babies Had Skin TroublesCalls CUTICURA A STANDBY 1 If THAT NEVER FAILS HER fV 1 I Y III just cant say enough for the Cutt highenoughremediesMyneck nothing that I did for it took effect until I used Cuticura My face t was full of totter or some similar scratchingeItburneds athatnIcouldr- dlyJ stand It Two cakes of Cut t cura Soap and a box of Cuticura Oint c1 ItbrokeagainIsVi blood medicines which did no good at standbyrthatCuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cutlcura Reso vent did the work One j set also cures my uncles baby whose head was a cake of sores and I Know of I r another womans baby who was in the goodJjwhenever I see a case that needs it StH5 4 CDTICURA OINTMENT J The Worlds Greatest Skin Cure and i Purest and Sweetest of EmollientsfCuticura one of the most f successful curatives for torturing dis humors of the skin and scalp compoundedtiIn wIth it preceded by a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by mild doses of Cuticura Pills Is often suffl u clent to afford immediate relief in the ty most distressing forms of itching burn i ing and scaly humors eczema irrlta J tlontfJtand inflammations permit rest 4 when and eePfand point to a speedy cure andpti to BAYANS NOTIFICATIONi 1 th4pe speeChes It Will Be Non S + I partisan Tt I 3fairview Lincon Neb July 31 a day was an uneventful one onl- a small number of visitors going out to the Bryan home to pay their re spects to the Democratic nomi t nee for the presidency In consequence of the few interruptions f Mr Bryan made rapid headwa I acceptancetJif August 5 Regarding its possible length Mr Bryan stated that he was unable to estimate it as this timer The programme of exercises i connection with the notification n tfI August lia was announced today by 7 t Mayor F W Brown after it had been submitted to Mr Bryan fo approval With the exception o the speeches the affair will be a non partisan one and on a simple scale f Advices already received by the committee on arrangements indicate f tHat Mr Bryan will face a vast aud I tieBce in the Capitol grounds when he ormally notified of the action of lithe convention at Denver in placing him in nominee i J RIVAL 11 Candidates for Prison Com missioner from this Dis trictiI District is to have two candidates for prison commissioner according to reports Both hail from Logan county Hon H S McCutchen the present Com missioner has let his friends know that he will be in the race and Hon the present sheriff of LogoPcounty has begun a cam paign for the place which as is known will be filled by the next Legislature Messrs McCutchen and Rhea train with different factions in Logan county local politics al though heretofore each has succeed in his own race Both are strong led and the district will be divided likelyitodistrict and the candidates for the Legislature will likely be asked to declare on this question before the primaries Bowling Green Mes senger rLPersonal GssipjM- iss Lucy Tribble Mrs Albert Clark and Mrs Hunter Green have returned home after a weeks stay at DawsonH of St Louis is here for a few days on business Prof Barksdale Hamlett has re turned from a visit of a month to his old home at Farmville Va Ben Armistead has gone to Montgomery Ala to join his parents who have located in that city Mrs Cynthia Rust of Nashville is visiting Mrs M G Rust Miss Jean McKee has returned from Knoxvile Miss Jeanie Graham who had been the guest of Miss Jennie Lee Moody at Pewee Valley left a few days ago for the Adirondacks to spend the rest of the summer Miss Sidney Boales of St Louis is on a visit to relatives Miss Virginia Gerhart of Clarks ville is visiting the Misses Hopper Bryan Hopper of Earlington spent several days here last week Miss Joy Herndon of Hopkins ville returned home yesterday after a weeks pleasant visit to Miss Vir ginia Mayes Mr G B Baynham went to Provi dence yesterdry to visit his son R G BaynhamMrs BPetrieand children have returned from a visit to rela tives at Monticello and Athens Ga Mrs Barron Kelly of Monticello a sister of Mrs Petree accompanied them home and will spend some time SCHOOL ELECTION Was Quiet and All Trustees Are White Men The election of school trustees un der the new educational law was Saturdayycounty a tricts held no election and there was but little interest shown in any of the districts Nominations were made in only 21 districts and two of whoyruu tees elected are white men The re turns have not all come in yet and the list cannot be made up at this time In cases where no elections benmadeVery few negroes voted in any of the districts and those who did vote cast their ballots for the candidate votersfNo contests developed WIDELY KNOWN Are the Merits of Bethel Fe male College The Arkansas Gazette in an inter esting column of School News has this to say concerning Dr Har rison and his school of this city clDr Edmund Harrison D D LL D a cultured Virginia gentle man of the old school conducts at Hopkinsville Ky one of the most charming homelike colleges for young ladies in the country Bethel College stands in a beautiful park at the edge of the city and looks much like what it really is a home for girls pursuing college studies under the almost parental supervision of Dr Harrison Full college courses are given Dr Harrison is an educator of long years of experience and has been at the head of Bethel College for many years Women of the highest type have been the product of this quiet homelike institution Dr Harrison has returned from his visit to Virginia and will put in the month of August in active work for the coming session He reports good prospects for a large attendance in the department AAAAAAAAAAA ALiAAvl 0 Consumption is less deadly than it used to bet 0 Certain relief and usually complete recovery will result from the following treatment Hope rest fresh air and Scott J Emuls on- ALIGGlS1600 AND StOO l vv vv IV y V Y V 1 v vvv Y YV V YV V V If 1yvvv vIItfJpfYv Norman R Mack New Chairman of the Democratic National Committee a Self Made ManA Successful Newspaper Publisher and Clever Politician Always Bryans Close I Friend and Adviser fAAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA Djr EDWARD HALE BRU- SHTHE new chairman of the Demo tic national committee Nor E Mack proprietor of the Times and member of tho national committee from Now York has always claimed to be a Dem ocrat ofthe old fashioned type Party loyalty and regularity have been his watchwords as a newspaper publisher and political leader and his unfalter ing adherence to his party under all circumstances and conditions bav won him a reputation throughout th country for exceptional devotion to the Joffersonian theories of government t and their embodiment in political or ganization Mr Macks rival Frank H Hitch cock chairman of the Republican national committee called on William J Bryan at the Auditorium Annex in Chi cago tho day after the choice of DI Mack as Democratic chairman and i the course of conversation paid a trlb ute to his opponent in party manage mantIII congratulate you and the Democratic party said Mr Hitch cock oh your selection of a chairman for the national committee Norman E Mack Is a first class man and will be an ideal chairman Thank you said Mr Bryan think you arc pretty nearly right I jJ MACK lis a difficult matter to get an because a man who is a nI ideal chairman is presidential and we cant generally get men wh are possible presidents to run cam paigns nut though Mr Mack has never been talked of for president be did have a vice presidential boom at Denver although he did not foster it himself and he has been mentioned more than once In connection with the Demo cratic nomination for governor of New York There would be one good rea son why he could not run for the presidency anyway That is the fact be was born in Canada He celebrate- his fiftieth birthday the 24th of July Just the day before his elevation to hi recent honors In his school days in London Ontario ho had for a chum John MacDonald now well known as tho editor of the Toronto Globe Editor MacDonald and Editor Mack have kept up their friendship of boyhood days Mr MacDonald is a warm friend of Mr Bryan and entertained the Nebraskan at bis home when he made a tour of Canada not long ago When Mr Macks name came up at Chicago In connection with the party chairmanship Editor MacDonald put in a good word with the Democratic presidential nominee ID behalf of his old schoolmate and it had weight with Mr Bryan even though it came from a man who will not baud any part as a voter in the contestCarved Out His Own Career As a youth Mr Mack decided that ho could carve out a career for himself better in the United States than la Canada and bo went to Bradford Pa This was during the early oil ex citement in that country On bis r moval to Buffalo he started the Times at first only as a Sunday paper This was in 1870 The paper bad an struggle at first The Times called spade a spade and the days of new journalism had not then arrived In those days of hard sledding the pr prietor often lost sleep of nights won during whore bo was going to et the mole for his yrolL But hebnn IJIOItAAAAA AAAAAA r Titngs that is In 1883the dally Times was started It too had a rough road to travel at first but now enjoys a largHclrcutatlon and has attained a reputation in the field of Jour rlIack became a politician at about same time he became a Qtiiaper man But he has never been an seekerthat is a seeker of offices with fat salaries attached Thefofflces he has held have been theuhim nothing but that necessitated oftentimes a good deal of outlay on his part His first experience as a dele gate to a national convention was in 1892 and he has not missed a conven tionsince It was in 1000 that he was Hint elected New York member of the national committee succeeding the rlate Frank Danforth He has now andnas was again chosen to it at the re cent convention in Denver will serve another four years Commissionern 1Mrlack has a handsome residence on Delaware avenue Buffalos most fashionable residence street The mist fees of the mansion and the mother- t vprfhVchairmans two beautiful young J NORMAN E province naiinii d daughters Isa woman of unusual cleverness culture Mr Mack sometimes calls his wife the com- o missioner in playful allusion to the offices of that kind she has filled The PanAmerican exposition first brought into play her capacity in matters of that kind Mr Mack worked loyally both with his paper and through his influence with Democratic statesmen at Washington in behalf of Buffalos beautiful though ill fated fair He helped materially to put through the bills which pledged the aid of the na tlonal government to the undertaking WorkdMrs Mack was an active members of the board of woman managers and did much entertaining in connection with the enterprise A year or two later when it came time to appoint the New York commission to the Louisiana Purchase exposition at St Louis Governor Odell made Mrs Mack the only woman member of the com mission and she did excellent work in that capacity Mrs Mack was Miss Harriet Taggart and married the Buffalo editor in 1801 Her father like the late Grover Cleveland was once sheriff of Erie county And thereby hangs a tale It was soon after Mr Mack had acquired Mr Taggart as a fatberlnlaw and Roswell P Flower was then governor A vacancy in the sheriffs office occurred Mr Mack and the Times were not then the potent factors in the Democratic pol itics of western Now York that they have become since But the Times proprietor took a trip to Albany and laW the governor and Just when tho other politicians were wondering who had the best chance of selection for the vacancy Mack came home with his hisepocket This made the other Demo crats of Buffalo sit up and take notice WomanaMrs Mack is a graduate of the But Palo seminary and u member of the leadalag culture clubs of the city She la also prominent In tho Twentieth Con fury club the mo fK Nw wirer I the country Mr Mack belongs to the Buffalo and Elllcott clubs and to tho Country club Close Friends For Many Years The Macks have often entertained the Bryans at their home and tile Buf tale editor arid his accomplished wife have been frequent visitors at Fairview Mrs Bryan and Mrs Mack are closo friends As for tho friendship between the Democratic nominee for president and the Democratic chair man it has been an unbroken one for twelve years It was in 1800 that Mr Macks loyalty to the party leader ro ceived its first and severest test He came home from that convention and went Into seclusion for a day or two to think over the situation Every where was party defection and papers that had never before balked at a party nomination were bolting tile tick et The Times was not then In the strong financial situation that it is now and to go up against the prac tically united sentiment of the business community demanded a courage almost amounting to hardihood But Mr Mack determined on sticking to his motto of party loyalty and facing the consequences whatever they might be It has since served him in good stead to be able to point to the fact that he stood by Bryan when hardly another Influential newspaper In his section was flying the flag of the Ne braska leader And Mr Bryan has been Just as loyal to Mr Mack Forceful and Original There was talk among some of the factional opponents of the Buffalo edi tor of retiring him this year from the post of member of the national committee for New York Probably the New York delegation heard from Mr Bryan on this point At any rate the strength of Mr Mack with the partys nominee was Influential In the matter and now Instead of being deposed and discredited as a political leader he ia in charge of the campaign which is being waged for the election of Mr Bryan to the presidency The new chairman is forceful and original It was illustrated one day when a friend asked him to define the word bonanza Mr Mack who has had some experience in mining was ready with a reply A bonanza said he is a hole In the ground owned by a ddliar In politics and in Journalism he fights hard but ho fights fair His op ponents know where to find him And though every one recognizes his en thusiasm as a party man he counts among his best friends many who be long on the other side of the political fence How to Save Elm Trees Just plain boiling water and not the unclean and dangerous mixtures of kerosene and carbolic generally sup posed to be effective should be used to cause the death of the elm tree beetle Is what Christopher Clarke city for ester of Northampton Mass says Mr Clarke says that they are most vul nerable now and can be destroyed by simply spraying them with boiling w- aterThls kills them instantly and does not injure the trees in the least degreeIINo scraping off of solid bark should be done says Forester Clarke lias it removes the trees winter pro tection and is positively of no use whatever as the beetles fly the worms crawl and the pupa or yellow half formed beetles seem to have a sort of snail power also to get down to the ground in enormous numbers and it not scalded to death are soon complete beetles which live throughout the win ter Ii Boat Raising Feat Navigators on the great lakes are interested in an experiment now being made off White lake in Lake Michi gan The work is a boat raising feat to llft a big steamer the State of Michigan formerly of the Berry line out of sixty feet of water In Lake Michigan It Is being carried on by Fernando Staud of Chicago and if the experiment is successful salvage operations on the chain of lakes will take a renewed Interest Staud pro poses to raise the sunken steamer by means of four huge buoys each thirty two feet long and fourteen feet In diameter The buoys are of metal and It is proposed to fill them with gas and sink them under parts of the sub merged boat The surface of the lake being reached the water will be pumped out of the hull and the craft saved for further use Look BrainyPlants Captain S Musgrave of tho British army has found a plant with a brain and predatory Instincts Maybe all plants are similarly equipped Henceforth through a garden Ill warily wander Discreetly on guard I shall be The dogwood might bite me and maybe out yonder Tho egg plant Is laying for me Bamboos shant bamboozle or peaches be guile me And though tho potatoes may wink I am safe from the lure of their eyes since Im sure That vegetables know how to think The rubber trees rubber unmannered and boldly Whenever a stranger appears And the curious corn may dissimulate coldly But listens with all of Its ears The birch la too smooth and the clm tree Is glowering With a rough and an ominous bark And beware of the pear lest It fall on you there It you visit the place utter dark Alas that a tardy and slow going science Has never before made It known That each thing that grows has a think ing appliance That works just as well as our ownl We plucked them and skinned them and sUed and ate them With Ignorance blank and stkbllmo And we now simply shrink with the rear that theyll think I I I r Mw s LTTptiI CONCRETE WORK Is about the worst inveament a man can have Such work is either due to errors in construe tion caused by lack of experi ence or improper mixing and proportionment of materials Every Bit measuredI 5 years of experience in railroad and sidewalk work To be on the safe side let us do YOUR WORK Meacham Contracting CoINCORPORATED l I WANTED TO BUY Car Load or Less Any Quantity BUTTER EGGS POULTRY WOOL FEATHERS GEN SENG BEESWAX TALLOW AND COW HIDES HORSE HIDES MULE HIDES SHEEP HIDES Dont Fail to See Us for Prices Call Write or Phone The ilaydonyProduce Co HERBERT L HAYDON Mgr I Cuinb Phone 263 Home 1322 East 9lh St Near L N Depot IIIIrE J Your Trip IS COMPLETE- If you carry a Kodak with you If you do not know how to Use One We will SHOW YOU We make a specialty of Kodaks ah PhotographyAnd Have Kodaksand CamerasFrom 1 Upward COOK lip BIGGINS ta tkfCC t t+ = t o T J Hawkins g by Architect and Supt of i- o 0 Construction g i- o 0 iSpecial attention given toi planning Warehouses Mills o Business Houses Churches Residences and Cottages Also + Frame Brick Stone and Con crete Construction Estimates g and plans furnished on short notice Office Sixth Street o Cansler Block over Buck o Cos store Hopkinsville Ky n HOME PRONE NO i44 l + SURVEYING SEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCE ACCURACY GUARANTEED Moacham Contractin V A4 ys3i t4 Cf r a T i It Y PArk SIX J d fOtblltBVlIwgijNZILliliu n UG f l90gii f iY Jy t KENTucKY 8TAtE FAIR RACES Horse raolng always an attraction at a State Fair and more especially at an exhibition hold under Southern skips will be featured more than at any previous State Fall The now Italf mlle track now In process of cone I struction whon completed will bo one of the fastest hnlt milo courses In tho country and Wore Is every Indication for a flratclaffli harness race mooting tills fall Four stake five puree and three gentlemens road races have been announced In addition to these there will be two running races each day so the Kentuckian who thinks 4 that his days visit at a fair Is Incomplete without seeing a firstclaw horse race will not be disappointed at this years State Fair Among thlt oarly closing events are the Kentucky Drew rers Association stake for 220 trot ters the Louisville Retail Merchants Association stake for 230 trotterst and the Louisville Commercial Club stake for 21pacers Stake entries closed July 14th purse entries closo Sept 7th and entries for the cup races at 12 oclock the day before the race The stake races will be contested on the three In five heat plan with a fiveheat limit and the purse races on the two in three heat plan It is the ultimate intention of the State Fair management to build a full mile track encircling the present half mlie course which if the hopes of those in charge of the racing program are realized will cqmpare favorably with the best State Pair mile tracks in the country and Louisville will doubtless become one of the most popular tfaiiung grounds In the country SPECIAL NIGHTS AT THE t KENTUCKY STATE FAIR J V Beckman manager of the Re tail Merchants Association of Louis yule iu general chairman of the Spe cial Night Committee and has been I busily engaged for several weeks in arranging the most attractive night programs possible Monday night will be School Chit t drens Night Prof E H Mark super intendent of the Louisville public li schools is chairman of the committee In charge for that night Tuesday will be German AmerICan Pl Night I with Mr Louis Seelbach In charge Wednesday Labor Night John Young president of the Federa tion cf Labor chairman Thursday 2ltIIitary Night Col W B Haldeman commander of the First Kentucky reg iment chairman Friday IrishAmerl I can Nfght Thomas McCabe chair man Saturday Farewell Night W A i Robinsdn chairman The show rings on Saturday will be especially Interesting on account of the various horse championships being jjvwarded thatl MACHINERY dayITHE STATE FAIR I An unusually large exhibit of farm implements and machinery is in pros pert Owing to the incompleteness of Slip State Fair the exhibitors of this department do not share the same ad vantages afforded them Uy some of the j alder institutions in the way of large machinery halls hut every other faI eillty and accommodation will be at 1helr disposal Commodious space will be assigned to this department i and already a large number of appli cations are on file including manufac hirers of engines pumps stock stales fencing mills road machines vehi eles harvesting machines haying machines planters plows and every utensil used by the farmer The farm er who desires to be instructed In the use of better methods and better ma chinery will have a great object lesson before him at this Fair I COLLIE DOGS AT THE STATE FAIR The collie dog exhibit at the Ken tucky State Fair promises to be a greater attraction that ever before A sew departure one entirely original and the first ever held in this section ivlll be a sheep trial given by an expert which will show the usefulness of the collie to the farmer A credita ble show of this nature will appeal to every collie fancier as four points are to be gained by owners toward championship medal by American Kennel Club It is expected that this years show will bring out 150 collies includ ing many famous Eastern dogs The heep trial will be started by expert Eastern dogs Any farmer In the state desiring to train up his dogs along this line and can compete will be eligible JUDGINGCONTEST Following a plan devised by the older state fair Institutions of the country and one that has proved eminently successful at all the great Western lairs as well as a progressive step In too interests of agricultural education x Commissioner Rankin has offered 100 jh cash for a scholarship to the Agri cultural Department of the State Unto xrersity for the young man under twen ayono years of ago doing the best work in livestock Judging at the Ken tucky State Fair of 1908 contestant to be required to file a written opinion with the reasons therefor on horses rattle Bwlnw arid sheep exhibits Correctness of selection will count 55I y points and reasons substantiating name 45 points I The Kentucky State Fair management has arranged a free amusement program which alono is worth tho price of admission Far catalogue blanks or other Information write J W Newman Seo- ttaW 229 Paul Jones Building Loup i f THE LADY IN THE ll AUTOMOBILE Orllrlna11 Miss Mart Kljfgl equippad for an ajQ tomoblle ridtte1ogd nt a front windew waiting Sue wad it country girl with the glow of health on her cheeks who had come to the city the day before and stopped In one of a row of Stone front houses but she was not to remain there Her cousin Tom Archard was coming with hit automobile to take her to his fathers place in a suburban town She had never seen her cousin or her uncle or hor aunt not anyoua of that family She had never ridden in an automobile Tom was to call for her at 10 oclock and nt 1030 ha had not arrlVed Mary was growing Impatient Suddenly a beautiful machine turned a corner came up the street and stop ped In front of the house In It was Cousin Tom wiO else could It bo Q handsome young fellow who got out and was about to mount the steps when he looked up at the number above the door then turned to the next house Mary naturally assuming that he was making a mistake rushed to the door to call him Too late he bad disappeared- No matter He would discover his mistake and return She would watt for him on the stoop She stood there a few minutes admiring the beautiful splck and span dark green machine with its polished brass mountings It looked so pretty that she thought sho would go down to it When she got there a step into It was so easy and the cushioned sent so tempting that sUa got In and sat down Now the gentleman who had gone In next door VTIS not Cousin Tom at till but Harry Craven one of those graceless scamps who was not likely to throw an adventure over his shoulder From a window of his club ha had called to replenish his clear case he was surprised to see a pretty giti sitting In his machine with as much composure as If she owned it He was going for a spin and wished she would stay there But he didnt ex pect that she would As soon as ho appeared she would discover that she had made a mistake He went OUt prepared for anything On seeing him approach the lady smiled put out her hand and said Why Cousin Tom what has made you so late Late IYes And why did you go into 867 wrote you to come to 38 Well now Upon my word Sixes and eights are much alike But thIS is no way for cousins to greet one another And the rascal bent forward and kissed her through her veil Theta lie took his seat besldehis newly found cousin There was a series of cbuyrv and off went the machine Now commenced a sparring on the part of the cousinless Mr Craven to prevent detection He skilfully avoid ed committing himself on anything tlU be had learned something aboiit It from the lady He gathered that he was expected to take her to his fa thers residence In the suburbs It so happened that his own father lived in the suburbs and his mother and sis ters ad himself as well He turned his course homeward Just before luncheon Mrs Craven and her daughters were sitting on the front piazza engaged at reading and needlework when up the roadway to the house came Harry in his auto a young lady beside him Bless me said Alice Craven Here comes Harry with some one and I look a fright- Gool1 gracious exclaimed Mrs Craven And weve nothing but scraps from yesterdays dinner for lunch Mother cried Harry as he rounded the machine up to the porch youve forced me to make a guy of myself by not keeping me posted Heres Cousin Mary come to visit us and If it hadnt been that shes stay ing next door to the club I would have missed her entirely The excitement attending the meet Ing of her aunt and cousins for the first time prevented Mary from taking in the real meaning of this Harry handed her out and going to her sup posed aunt she threw her arms around her neck and kissed her then did the same with the others She was ape palled at the coldness of her reception and was wondering what to do next when Harry tipped his favorite sister the wink and suggested that their cousin be taken upstairs to brush oft dustWhile they were gone Harry made a confession to his mother After a sound rating she agreed with him that the poor girl must be extricated from her harrowing position with great delicacy and that to do this the deception must be kept up for a time When Mary reappeared she was made heartily welcome That after noon Harry went about telling all their friends that a cousin was visiting them and arranged for a series of entertain ments Ho kept Mary much Ot tho time out with him in his automobile and devoted himself exclusively to her But whenever his mother proposed to bring tho comedy to a close he put her off It was not till he saw a notice in the newspapers of the disappear ante of Mary King and the terrible anxiety of her family and friends that uo came to his senses and begged lity mother to break thor matter to the kid nnpcd girl and beg bet to be merciful tohimHow all this was accomplished and tho matter hushed up never got out Sealed lips for once prevented the re porters from getting at the truth and Harry finally atoned for his IndisTe tioa by making tho girl he bad spirit ed awty a model husband I JI Y i FACE TO FACE A New Problem For Women seestoyes crows featall because shedIdnotto the right remedy down tlIStinctlytemhilno womanhoodface Is sure to show it protectedache and the many symptoms of disease so among our women If will conscientiously take Doctor Pierces Favorite Prescription a safe and sure remedy womanhood because It contains not a particle of alco drugWeakwomen are made j this splendid roscriptlpn which was used Doctor Pierce in largo private practice In the specialty of womens diseases Every wbman troubled in this way should write him about In valid Motel and SurlllcnlIristttutc Buffalo N V- Many times women call on their physicians suffering as they Imagine one from + ia another disease another from liver orj l disease I another from nervous exhaustion or prostration another with pain here and =there and In this way they afT prcwm alike to themselves their easygoing and indifferent or overbusy doctorappr Me and distinct assuming them turbo such proscribes hU and In reality pre I d1SC5llIholargo bills are made The suffering patient getsno bottor but probably worse by reason of the dellY wrong and consequent complications A prQp6 medicine like Plercos Favorite Pro directed the cause would have entirely removed the disease thereby dl all those distressing symptoms and instituting comfort pro longed misery It hits been well said that a disease known Is half cured L cases almost Innumerable after all other medicines had failed to help and doctor had said therowaa no cure use of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription lamented when Plerc6JhascureTuts BEOIU5T OUT To refute the false and mallclow bogus formulas an other un truthful stntep1ents publishedconcern Ing Dr Plercos Doctor has decided to publish all tho In the wrap and eachsame on tho r inclosing bottle Tho exact working for making these medicines cost Dr Plerc and his collaborating Chemists and Phar macists many of study and experi ments but as perfected they produce almost perfect pharmaceutlcacome embodying all active medi cinal principles residing in the ingredi ents and preserving perfectly for any of and In any climate without tho use of a drop of alcohol eThese are tbo easc A PIUs first put Upot3 ctivns VPierceImitated but never equaled Smallest sail est to tako nnd best Th yre tiny sutrar + coated antibilious granules g compound of rofined and 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Son RC Hardwickt D rp rL I rr swu s N + rJ J 1 flUla bVILLE11JNTUCKIAN AUG 4 woe PAGE SEVEN JI I 111 rl g UI I TENNESSEE STATE FAIR A T I 1GREAT AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION i I w iafhes Lessons of Great and Wholesome Value to the P opleof the Whole South w Increasing Interest and Demand for Exhlbrt Space Has Necessitated Enlarging frh the Capacity of a Number of the BUlldlnge Seventeen Distinct t F Departments Blus Ribbon Taken at Tennessee t O1 Fair a Great Asset for Breeders id J 35000 IN PREMIUMS AND OVER 5000 FOR FREE AMUSEMENTS While representing more particularly the Volunteer State anil her varied industries the forthcoming Tennessee State Fair September 21 to September 26will assume the prominence of a great Industrial and agricultural exposi tlon for tho entire South With this end In view the management Is deter mined to hold a fair that will be unexcelled by any in the countryand equalled only by the best The rapid growth and development of Tennessees annual exhibition the broadening of Us field ot usefulness and the good results that have been fol lowing the lessons it teaches are now well known throughout the State and quite generally acknowledged all over the South and middle Westboth of which sections contribute largely of the many exhibitors who are keen to get the advantage that a winning at the Tennessee State Fair brings Realizing that a blue ribbon taken at a fair given under the auspices of the State of Ten nessee Is of Inestimable value In attracting the trade of the South exhibitors make the competition in every class very warm and the visitors to the fair get the benefit of their efforts to outdo each other Situated as It Is at a most advantageous point within thirty miles of the exact geographical center of the state at the terminals of four big railroad systems the location of the grounds is ideal In fact the reputation of the Tennessee State Fair as a rendezvous of Southern farmers has become so firmly established that farmers and breeders and manufacturers and mer chants dealing in the best of everything are eager to take advantage of the opportunities offered and each year many new names are added to the lists waresA necessary for the in arranging to han dIe the exhibits in the seventeen distinct departments every effort is made to r L W ifi i itW m r w I An Exhibit In the Agricultural Building of the Tennessee State Fair live them the greatest possible practical and Instructive value at the same time making them attractive and pleasing to the eye Thus the great lessons of the Fair are carried broadcast over Tennessee and over her sister States resulting In better methods of farming Improvement In livestock the use ot r more economical machinery better housekeeping methods and hundreds of other advance steps that make for happiness and prosperity So with the sole purpose of making Tennessee a better place to live and of helping her people to prosperity the Tennessee State Fair Association has in three years builded up a vast industrial exposition to which the people of the South are annually invited and never disappointed State Fair Week is a date long looked forward to and prepared for many months in advance by the Fair management by the exhibitors and by the thousands of visitors who comeJ to get their share of entertainment and profit This year the prospect Is for the best Fair that the South has seen since the Tennessee Centennial It will not only forcibly Illustrate the progress of one of the greatest states in such a way as to enable visitors to profit by the valuable experiences of others but will afford a pleasant and economical outing just after the farmers busiest season is overan outing that gives a chance to learn practical things and at the same time a real pleasure that all can afford and all will enjoy The Tennessee State Fair Association will this year spend over 5000 on the free amusement features alone and care has been taken to get the best this money can procure The result has been the letting of contracts for as fine a lot of free attractions as will be seen at any show In America this year In the first place the prize band of the United States has been secured to give two openair concerts every day This is Webers band of Cincinnati an organization composed of over sixty musicians and while they are entirely at home with any kind of music the programs for the State Fair will be made up for the most part of popular airs tunes that everybody understands It is in this class particularly that Weber excels On another part of the ground concerts will be given by the Nashville Military Band Then six big outdoor vaudeville acts will be given free each day out In front of the grandstand These are the very best that the fair management could secure Some of them are A troupe of seven performing bears that are put through their paces by a lady Miss Millie Spellman their trainer Mr James E Hardy Americas champion highwire walker Mr Matt Gay a sen national high diver who plunges from a height of about sixty feet into a shal Jzlow pool the Kltanzl Troupe of Japanese acrobats In a wonderful act Balno and Shaw European comedians In an uproariously funny burlesque and the famous Five Flying Dardens Each evening there will be a brilliant free program centering around the horse show and Including besides the handsome horses and fine equipages and the music by Webers Band an elaborate dis play of fireworks As a matter of fact a week spent at the Fair will afford unparalleled ad vantages for studying exhibits and hearing lectures Intended to encourage better methods in agriculture and all other lines of industry andbesides this actual money value will provide for six days of pleasure and recreation un by any resort In the South A catalogue showing all the premiums In the various departments can be gotten from Secretary J W Russwurm of Nashville Tenn P CHILDRENS BUILDING AT THE STATE FAIR From all indications the Interest in the Childrens Department at the Ten nessee State Fair will prove to be BO pronounced that a building will be provided for the especial use of the school boys and girls before the 1909 Fair A prize of 1000 has been offered for the best plan for such a building to be drawn by a Tennessee boy or girl and exhibited at the 1908 Fair The offer has aroused even more interest than was expected and this feature promises to be a very interesting one In addition to this prizes are listed for a great variety ot things to be made by boys and girls q Tennessee the object boluS to give them an opportunity to show their skill with their hands as well as with their heads This department is under the direction of Mr D Moore Andrews an experienced manual training expert of Nashville j o + VIn the musical programs at the Tennessee State Fair the popular airs will 1JJ have the right of Way though of course there will be a liberal sprInkling of the lighter music of the grand operas The band that has been contracted tor Webers fad of Cincinnatiis acknowledged to be the best in America oa concerts of this kind and this organization will play twice each dny after noon and evening The Nashville Military Band will give a concert each mori- n and at other times during the day it C n AP F 10 r- An I Kinds of Stoves Repaired HEALTH CLEANLINESSCOMFORT all combined bathroom modern plumbing modern be Therefore when youdestrej plumbingirPfplumber have lutation based experience scientific dntelhgencec3Cumbo Home HUGH McSHANET- HE PLUMBER Where Health aifleasllIe May be Found Dawson Splla Kentucky HOTEL ARCADE waters are world wide in the celebrity tNoel with a capacity to take care of 200 people on Kentucky of IeC Re about 200 feet from the rail road surrounded a beautiful maple grove The old chalybeate well in yard and the celebrated salts wel dbout 100 yards from Hotel The wells are owned by tbt Hotel Arcadia and giiwStspfihe Hotel have free access themeAn Italian Band wilt be in attendance during the entire 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wife who was Miss Belle Pearson when she some green to New and drove to the Kraft home to sell Krafts mother some for piles will not be if you use Man Zan Pile Put up ready to use C Price 50c Try it For sale by Fowler Drug Co the and of ton Ky Ky There was great created here at 8 oclock by the of torpe does in the west yards of the Illinois Central near the camp of the State Guards The re port of the very much like the firing of pistols and the citizens and rushed to the scene only to find that a train had over the This is the first of any kind since the of the soldiers last and the soldiers boys many of whom were uptown half a mile away made it to the camp in quick order Liver is for the of chills and fever and all from de of the liver kid neys and Liver is a tonic to the liver and bowels sick and liver and acts as a gentle laxa tive It is the ideal for fa tigue and Its tonic effects on the entire system felt with the first dose The X100 size 2J times the of the fiOc size In liquid form to take Sold by prug Co A Best of Do Not Al They are telling a good joke at the expense of two of most and Some time ago Mrs E M Taylor of Ky a guest at Salu bria Hotel fell from a hay wagon and an injury to one of her hips The two doctors were sent for and after a the injury a of the hip joint and Mrs Tay lor in a told her that in about six weeks she would come around all right After about three days Mrs began to of the and a day or two utter the doctors were to find that she had the band age and gotten out of bed and was trying to walk A further tion showed that the injury was only a sprajn and Mrs was soon able to walk and last week to her home Dr Oil is the best for that often fatal dis Has been success in our family for eight L Buffalo NY OLD Get Life For Meat John Henry Cole was by the police last week with the theft of James bacon and by some good work all of the meat has been Cole who has served two terms in the is in dan ger of to join Roy Bowles for a life upon a third convic tion acts like a Quick relief for bites and sting of insects skin cuts burns and sores tan and Sold by Drug Co Child A little child of Mr Edgar of near aged about four years died Mr and family had a family reunion and was enroute home when the child was seized with a spasm and on the road be fore home lor and The Kind You Have Boars of t is James an aged and citizen of North east died at his home near Carl He was about years old and had been quite feeble for some time He leaves a wife and one son The took place at the church bury ing bags for sale at this office I m c1 W i Ii 4t i IiI l 1 J ft IIJL 1 IJ o Y r c AUG 4- 1907Rvmmae J J IT V OIJ J J 1 I iV L Sale Everything 9ylor J FOUR DAYS ONLY I Kv BEGINNING TOMORROW WEDNESDAY 4 Rummage Clearing Sale of all odds and end and Remnants of Dress Goods Silks Shoes ladies Readytowear Snits Skirts and Waists Clothing Vic Doors open at 830 TO WIFE AND TIlE POLICE Enoch CraftMakes Strong Confession WIFE WAS 17JYEAKS Bride Know Until Admission Prison Louisville KyAug1 wercgjmingled s confessed yesterday wholheld manager Empire Company Wednesday afternoon exconvict implicated robbery weekMrs daughter Pearson formerly Albany January shortly Kentucky Penitentiary housebreaking brought groceries Albany vegetables Operation necessary Remedy Guaranteed Anderson Incorporated TORPEDOES EXPLODE Startle Soldier Boys Residents Prince Princeton excitement tonight explosion Owensboro torpedoes sounded soldiers passed torpedoes excitement encampment Friday double Woods Medicine relief malaria ailments resulting ranged condition bladder Woods Medicine relieves headache constipation stomach kidney disorders remedy weakness contains nearly quantity Pleasant Anderson Fowler Incorporated ONLY SPRAIN Doctors ways Know Pembrokes popular successful physicians Springfield sustained careful examination pronounced fracture placing painful bandage Taylor complain bandage surprised removed examina Taylor returned Thomas Electric remedy easecroup usedwith yearsKrs Whiteacre OFFENDER May Sentence Stealing arrested charged Everitts practically recovered penitentiary imminent having sentence Pinesalve Carbolized poultice chapped sunburn AndersonFowler Incorporated SEIZED WITH SPASM Expires Suddenly while Enroute Home Tuggle Caledonia suddenly Saturday Tuggle attended expired reaching CASTORIAInfants Children Always Bought the- Signature 4igi GOOD CITIZEN GONE James Woodford Dead Aged Eighty Woodford highly respected Christian Saturday eighty interment Ebenezaer ground Sunday afternoon Crape t10PK1NSVILLE HfiNTUCKIAN FOR I CITY SURVEY On the Southside i in Some Lots Thjttsto Re OutsideM l t y a nj Original Monuments Uncovered and LineReestabear lished FromlMaMto a- sCanttIlW7 Zy M q 1rThe boundary lines of the city o the southwestern side was surveyed Saturday by City Engineer McClaid and the original monuments were uncovered The city limits extend nearly 200 feet further south on Main street than the point under stood to be the limit The property is unimproved and there has been no need of exactness in locating the line but recently the Main street lot has been platted and sold into build ing lots The survey shows that all of the lots south of EP Fears property are in town and 100 feet of the pasture beyond which runs to a j point 300 feet from Main street The line established towards the Canton pike takes in the first ofa row of cabins supposed to be outside the city and runs through the sec ond occupied by John Goodallt and leaves the other two outside the city The survey brings into the city some valuable lots not heretofore listed for taxation Bees Laxative Cough Syrup recommended by mothers for young and old is prompt relief for coughs colds croup hoarseness whooping cough Gently laxative and pleasant to take Guaranteed Should be kept in every household Sold by AndersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated i PROMINENT WOMAN DiesMiss Mary Brizen dine of Russsellville Russellville Ky Aug IMiss Mary Brizendine died yesterday af ternoon at 1 oclock after an illness of several weeks She was the sister of T S Brizendine managing editor of the Democrat and a niece of the Hon John S Rhea Her death is a great sorrow to her many friends The funeral services took place Sun day afternoon at5 oclock from the bybyTrinity Episcopal church j Heavy impure blood makes a muddy pimply complexion head Thinlblood perfect t iJoined Co D Beale Smith and Gabe Long enlisted as members of Co D Saturday and reported for dutyat the Military Camp inGaTdwell Countyi railnary1 make good sOldierS WANTED Boys and girls to take a course in Bookkeeping Shorthand and Type writing Also to buy different makes of new typewriters on easy terms at Foxs Business College I Hopkinaville Kentucky Phone 272 Hampton Fox MASS METING Held at Cerulean and Law lessness Denounced Cerulean Sprigs Ky Aug 3 Residents of this neighborhood held a mass meeting Saturday to de nounce the recent burning of the railroad station here by night riders A large number of men were pres ent and Tom 0 Turner presided Following short addresses by Mr Turner Capt R S Pool Lloyd Blakely J S White and Presley H Atwood of Cadiz resolutions were adopted pledging the support of those present to the county officers lawlessnness Stop itching instantly Cures piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes scabiesDoans Oint ment At any drug store TO AID THOMAS In the Third District James and Stanley Go on the Stump Louirville KYH Aug Sin an en deavor to keep the Third district from repeating its Republican plurality Representative Ollie James and A 0 Stanleyare going to stump the district for the Democratic nom neee R Y Thomas At present Dr A D James of Penrodrepre sents the district in congress but it has always been close and Thomas believes that with the aidof Ollie James and A 0 Stanley he can car ry it safely OA T OB ABears the The Kina Yell Have Always BODgft Signature of eHOPKINS COUNTY Fair Begins Today at Madi sonville The great Hopkins County Fair begins today and will continue the rest of the week The premium list embraces all the principal breeds of live stock and poultry as well as the products of the farm garden and orchard The speed department will be as animating and enjoyable as any part of the Fair Under proper restrictions speed contests are acknowledged as a legitimate accessory to Fairs the prizes offered being a matter of importance to the farming class as it stimulates the stockfraces the super vision of honest competent judges wh6 will enforce discipline exact award11thures have been well arranged each day for the Fair The racing pro gram and purses have had careful attention and racing will be one of the great features of the Fair A first class band of music will be exhibitionlin addition to the regular exhibi tions will be provided for the enjoy ment of visitor Good crowds from this city yill attend I WANTED AGENTS to sell But S Medals and Pictures of the Pr sidenta Candidates of j both parties Money can be made during the campaign at Rallies Bar becues Picnics etc Write a postal t for price list and free samples Address J C BURROW 633 Fourth Ave Louisville Ky Ii I i c J Ir w k f- o l 1 T 1 j dash No ap- P Lai4 Aside 1 L V M i J sAEsiEnE 1 VERY LIGHT Association Sales Here Only 1 14 Hogsheads in Two Weeks GOOD PRICES PREVAIL Clarksville Reports Highest Price of the Present Season I The report from the salesman for Planters Association shows sales for the past week of 47 hogsheads of to bacco with prices of the previous week The total sales for the month of July were 431 hogsheads and a total of 2818 for the year While association sales were not so large last week as the week before prices remain steady on all of the weed soldThe Society of Equity salesman made some sales last week at prices up to the standard Reports from the growing crop are to the effect that the plants are doing fairly well though somewhat i backward in some sections The willjbethe monthI OFFICIAL REPORT Sales for the weekending July 25 were 771 hogsheads bringing the to tal up to 27885 The figures in de tail are MARKET HINDS TOTA Clarksville 198 6503 Springfield 1w 7030 Guthrie 65 2824 Russellville 4 736 Hopkinsville w1 67 2800 Cadiz 84 522 Princeton 102 755 Paducah f 63 3772 116Murray5 8 Total 771 27885 JNO D SCALES Auditor I The receipts for the week at Hop N kinsville were 50 hogsheads and 57 on the Clarksville market Prices in Hopkinsville were 7 to 13 and in Clarksville 7 to 1650 the better price being paid for very fine leaf Sick headache and biliousness relieved at once with Rings Little Liv er pills A rosy complexion and clear eyes result from their use Do not gripe or sicken Good for all the family Sold by AndersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated ATTACK ON HEARST Will Be Made by Bryan Im mediately After the No tification iistack on the motives behind the form ation of the new Independence party immediately after he has been form ally notified of his nomination The nature of the attack while at pres I ent closely guarded is expected to consist of the publication of letters I received from Hearsts agents dur ing 1904 Bryan refused to discuss I the matters today J FOR SALETwo choice milkE cows J E GoMftt Cumb Phone BIG TOBACCO Rally Held at Franklin Last Saturday Franklin Ky Aug IThe to bacco rally here today was attended provedbountiful during the day The Hon Joel T Fort general manager F G Ewing and the Hon L R+ Finn delivered orations The association is strong in Simpson county and no act of via fence has ever been charged to jts members One application of Man Zan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles re M lieves pain soothes reduces inflam mation soreness and itching Price 50c Guaranteed to give satisfaction Sold by AndersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated xS N HERES A FISH STORY Woman Loses Diamond Ring Later Recovers it in a Softshell at Dinner New York July 31Loss of a valuable diamond ring by Mrs Wal ter Vernon Jr of New York in the waters of Great South Bay and the subsequent discovery of the ring in the body of a soft shell Crab which was served to Mrs Vernon at din ner on the following day is the ex perience related by Mrs Vernon The ring slipped from Mrs Ver nons finger while she was in a boat The chef and his assistants at the Hotel where the dinner was served deny all knowledge of where theicrab got the diamond l OAaXI O 2R X wdu BoughtLIof ASSAULTED Son of Secretary of War Laid Up with Broken Leg 4 Memphis Tenn July 31Sern mes Wright youngest son of Luke E Wright is in a hospital withra broken leg sustained in a fightIIwith an undentified man in a narrow alley way last night The fight began when the man bumped into young wright in the passageway Wright fell to the pavement with his leg doubled up and his opponent on top Wrights opponent escaped t Pineules for backache little goldi i en globules easy and pleasant to takef Act directly on the kidneys purify the blood and invigorate the entire stem Best for backache lame back kidneys and bladder 30 days trial 100 Guaranteed Anderson t Fowler Drug Co Incorporated WARN FARMERS fcP vv Night Riders Threaten To Nt Burn Barns Lawrenceburg Ky July 31 prominent farmers of Glens in the western part of thercounty received letters this week signed by night riders They have small cropstjf tobacco on their plac ycontinuedthat they would have their work for nothing and the tobacco and their t barns burned The letters were Jrpostmarked this city and two matches were inclosed in each The peop le in that section are very much exercised over the matter knownf what steps will be takenl

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