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I 2 I A 1 I I 1 i i pk SVI11i entucf nJ t V J f VOL xxzii HOPBINSVLLE KENTUCKY SATURPAY DECEMBER 31 1910 Nq X16s i 0on riJ EEE EE8LE9Efa s gil After Holiday 4- p b f QDSuitworth 2000 to 4000 b tQRN black or novelty worth 1000 IJI to 3000 J b At 1=4 Off m mD1I1forall childrens Hatswort- hri m 100 to 300 fc I A 125 D J for Boys good solid leather fyj Q3 Blucher Shoes worth 200 tra i IJe Anderson ij I jH i ColJ1pany mi I mere8Sg338a8g m i Pneumonia Results Fatally I Noble H the 10yearold son of Mr T C Stewart died Wednesday I night at the home of his parents on Jesup Avenue of pneumoniafollow I r ing an attack of measles The inter ment took place in Riverside Ceme tery yesterday afternoon Eev D Smith conducted a short servic- at the grave 4f 1ft CTheonly le on that ajll ijjejrequirements Spreading means wider That what J does If hitch to a with a box four feet wide that Will only four feet ydu cannot that this proper work The IDEA MA Council oWIn- terestrn Sessions Cumberland Telephone Company Upon Franchise be Januly Vd TaDX Collector Henry ForYr j License Schedule Adopted r liEffective 1If All But Of Present 21 SaloonsS Renew License IAnother The city conncil met in ses sion tight for unfinished businessSettlement was with Henry- T tax collector for the years 1908 and 1809 The books as audited by the committee showed a balance due the city of 370 Mr Hurts report showed 33191 and he tendered his in settlement On motion the council accepted his with the that the would be checked over and the slight difference located and any error if found to becorrected more liquor licenses were granted making 20 in all Charlie Morris did not ask for a renewal of his license Pool room licenses were granted to Hugh Phelps W J Glover and Postell Considerable time WES spent ingoing over the license schedule reporte Thursday I itoor IIW c Lr D New Idea Gearless if Youare a busy man You no idle conversation or air Neither have we i a an important thing to toJ you about I 1 THE = NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADER PUtYDRJZER J t the market fi pro portions Js the NEW IDEA you spreader spread Show spreader isrdoing the f NEWIt Will Bid to Sold Hurt 1908 And 1909 New For The Year 191 One The For Year called Wednesday made Hurt about check check understanding books Seven Peter have time for hot Wet have talk AND NURE SPREADER ANp PPLVB IZER spreads from fiveJto s wen feet This spreader is fully Guaranteed and will give entire satisfaction Why not come in and look this machinei over We are always glacLto shoYI you and want the gppo ty o prove to evexyfalif I we have the gopde J I i I P wI b iJ CTnRemember Us When ou Ire In t effket JbryAnythlngT th lhn mej tf TntI ftyLA 1 fR IF f fiI Ii 10 4 fie 1I t 1 R At f Jj iCQ 4 tlnantT T i k1H t 1 k- INCORNOR t AT A 4i r J I I- 1214216 SOUTH x4 1 i1 f 11 7 f 11I l The council again met in ed session Thursday afternoon consider the license schedule and t application of the Cumberland Tel phone Co fora franchise up terms heretofore agreed upon except as to a few details The pew schedule does not tout upon Liquor circus and contractors licenses and makes but few changes Some new licenses are added some are lowered and slight increases are made in a few instances r Following are the new fees which are of public interest Astrologer per day f 1 Auctioneer per day 2 W per year15005000Automobile 2500Bagatelle year125 00 Ball thrower per dayl 2500Billiard2500 additional tables 500 pinsfirsteach Broker stock or bucket shop 500 00 A stockbroker ocfbucket t hop shall meaning of this dinance one whq buys sells solicits or receives ordelivers orders for the purchase ors1e of futures dealing in margins or part payment Qt the wheaticornId ad stacks orbonds as avtiuamess 3CarnivalClairvoyant per day 250 per 2500CardCircus see separate ordinance Coal oil d w l sale 5000ContractorsDogs Leo separate ordinance Eating hou e with rooms permttrequired100Eating o 750Express 2500FailhFeather renovator 250 2500Fortune 1500Fruitordinance 2500 Hotel containing 25 or more 1000Hotel800HotTomaleHuckitersj see Vendors nce250Ic0 750TniuraricQCoplate glass indemnity burglary or any other character of in turance 5000FprJenny Find table day 260 pityear 2500 ifrtas per tltJ + 260 2600 nc1rYJI te iji 125Qi11 Lunch stands cold par day 100 per year Mayors permit required 500 Lung tester per day 250 2500MercantileMiscroscope per day 250 per year 2500 Muscle tester per day 250 per year 2500 publichall2500 Palmist per day 250 per year 2500 Pawn broker 2500 Playing cards and dice 1000 Peddler per day 500 per week 1500 per year 5000 Piano or organ dealer100Pi-cture o moving show or vaude ville 5 or 10 cents admis sion 2500 Picture or photograph gallery 10QQPooladditional tables 500 Popcorn or peanut standor wagon Mayors permit re quired each 5 00 Real estate agent and each subagent1OReal commission 10 Refreshment stands Mayors permit required per day 100 per year o 500 Restaurantwith rooms attached requiredyiOOORestaurant Mayors permit required 750 Skating rink per week 500 p i C i m1 Sewing machine dealer or agentlOCXw each additional agent 4 employed Xf EOO 1000 or per week 1500 Soda water fountain 250 Shooting gallery JI 2500 Telegraph or cable Co without city franchise5000Tele- phone Co without city franchise 25MO Theatre see Opera House Vehicles 5 Q Vehicles passenger2orses luiv Wagons or For first 2 horse wagort or 7 team of 2 animals 7 For second of same For each additiona of same For first 6 or 4 hore or fteam of 6 or 4animals 8m For second of same 700 For each additional of same 600 For each 1 horse wagon or dray or each single animal 500 Weighing machine or operating each 500 10Proposed Franchise 00The terms of the franchise to be sold that it is understood the Cum berland Telephone Co will buy are as set forth below That the city of Hopkinsville sell f I t Continued on Fifth Page 1 tl aipi = P AIO fl Banking Facilities exceptional thisbankfacilityndoooslthBANK OF HOPKINSVILLEInn President J E McPherson Cashier D UHL McPherson Asst Cashier OhShFIRST NATIONAL BANK HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY 0OnIY National Bank In ThlsCommunltv 57500000 Surplus2500000Stockholders Liability 7500000 ISSUES TRAVELERS CHECKS GOOD IN ALL PAnTS OF THE WORLD HAS A REGULAR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Three Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings a t Time Deposit t ton ft1I 1 LInM W1e1 iu CaehfarorCITY BANK f TRUST CO CAPITAL STOCK SOOOoiooTiiaTrustee aud perform duties in all fiduciary capacities 00THREE PER CENT ON TIBIT DEPOSITS f Watch This 0Space NEXTIssue ToU coopj 25OfFScalespublic circiisfptfin New Year ApproachingNEW RESOLUTIONS MADE I istoSAVEINCOME of 1911 ITWE 3 Per Cent Interest v on Saving Accounts Planters Ban iViY a O 7 JirIr X 1 TT 4 1j 7 =2aCs- n jri tr l are = w P rtrt iCitro If 1 L l Ii J I Jfl J 11 0- rI w 11I 11 RerJJIura DIITIICJttU DXGXXXBK 31 xlp t llVkittum Tventutliiatu f Publlahed Every Other Day III TUFHDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS BY CHAS M MEACHAM I 1SDsrwt tthe Hopkn vUl Po tofflc ae Second 1 Class MaU Matter- SUBSCRIPTION P r f cl RATES ONE yEAR f200- M13 MONTHS 100 THREE MONTHS GO WHOLE COPIES 05 Advertising Rates on Application 312 SOUTH MAIN STREET I A fwoman at Beaver Falls Pa found a nugget of gold worth 10 in a chickens craw I r Frank Worthing leading man in Sauce for the Goose played by Grace George at Detroit dropped I dead on the Stage 1 Iil A thief smashed in the window of jewelry store at Tampa Fla in 1a day time and stole a tray of iamonds worth 3000 making good i 1 his escape j New Mexico Rebuked New Mexico is not 3 et one of us TJutess there are marked modifica tiora in the new constitution which has been adoptedthere is little likeli i hood of the territory being vested r with state rights for spme time to comePresident Taft at thevery outset decined to accept the constitution submitted With his blue pencil he crossed out several sections before sending it to the proper committee The committee not only deemed the changes of the president advisable j but went further and eliminated other provisions L When congress reassembles in January the entire constitution will probably be rejected and the act of annexation and statehood waived I tuntil a more suitable constitution is grafted r In the first place the constitution al convention which met in Santa Fe whenIIco from Texas The delegates not only decided to take part of Texas but they also decided that Texas should concede El Paso county to Old Mexico and thereby putan end to the border dispute Texas1 was never solicited to cooperate nor was the opinion of the Texas people ask ed 1r The delegates were veryf positive in the discussion of the matter that e Texas would be anxious to donate to i New Mexico one or two counties I just because the Lone Star state t possessed so much terriory Texas is a greet state It covers V + more ground than the entire empire of Germany but this is no reason why is should forfeit a county just to enlarge the acreage of New Mexi co nor is it a reason why the state should donate a long strip of land to Old Mexico just because there is a question as to the original boundary i line to be settled y New Mexico for years has sought admission as a stare and now she is standing on the edge of the family circle but before she will be taken in she must first adopt a constitution that is acceptable to the other f states Commercial Appeal j IiH ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY Frankfort Man Wants Democratic Nomination LrNr t Frankfort Ky Dec 29Robert- L Greene lone of the best known lt lawyers of this section of the state tonight announced his candidacy for t1 the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Court of Appeals Mr Greene was deputy clerk of therr highest court for twenty years and is thropghly far lllor with the dut a ies qf tleh Dprjlg the time he WMS ed an the ks office he L knew reveryUawyer in Kentucky and 1yeas relied upon by those who had practiced before the Court of Ap peals Mr Greene twice made the race for the nomination for Clerk but was 1 defeated each time He surved un der Sam J Shackelford as the deputy clerk He has always been a demo crat and he has a large of j Iain the state who wn1rany to- niI supportt c d T4tI JImMy 1 fakliMmf bII r 1 AUd IA Ar Terrible Train ot Troubles Lake Charles LaMrs E FoUf nier 516 Kirby street says The month before I took Cardui I could walk I had backache head chills1faintingspells ings Rndno or courage Since taking Cardui I have no more pains can as far aa I want to and feel good all the time Take Cardui and benefited by the peculiar herb ingredients which have been found BO efficient for womanly ills Cardui will relieve that back ache headache and all the misery from which you suffer just as it has done for others Try Cardui CORNSTALK PAPER Experiments of Agricultural Department Successful The day of paper made from cornstalks has come the experiments of the Department of Agriculture hav ing proved the process can be made a commercial proposition For sometime these experiments have been under way says the Progress Maga zine and now the department is utilizing some of the cornstalk paper for its correspondance and operates a mill which turns out the new paper of a highgrade by the hundred pound lot The experts of Uncle Sam says that a small commercial mill can be kept busy through the entire year by the stalks from the cornfields within a radius of eight to ten miles Perhaps it will not be many years before the farmer will look upon has stalks as the most valuable part of his corn crop If he can realize but half a cent a pound he will get more fpr them than for his corn at CO cts a bushel The problem of making cheaper paper to complete with the wood pulp article used for printing newspapersha3 not been solved yet though the investigators are hopeful What this will will mean can readily berealized when it is stated that about 35000000 worth of raw ma terial wood pulp is used annually in the papermaking business in this country That means a great many trees cut dovvij Tb eatalks are press ed until the nice aivery rich stock food is extracted then shredded and dried Intbjsfqrm they will keep sweet a year injuring a steady operation of the p n mill Only twothirds of the fiberijis utilized for print paper the remainin making a sort of watertight fop awhile but not absorbing lnk Times J BIG BANK ACCOUNT 1 I Girl Held In St Louis On Charge of Stealing St Louis Mo Dec 29Lilly Mc Dowell in jail here on the charge of stealing 6000 worth of jewelry from H Coteau Dyer an attorney while acting as a servant in his home has 12000 on deposit in the Pitts burg Pa Bank for Savings according to information in Dyers posses sign Dyer has attached the bank account and it is reported Ira J Mix of Chicago on whose informa tion the girl was arrested here last Saturday also has filed an attach mentLocal detectives are making coun trywide inquiry to learn whether the girl has other bank accounts The value of the jewelry she is accused of stealing from different homes in which she was employed is stated by the local police to be at least 75000 They say all whiskey is good whiskey only some ja better than others Some means Harper the others are aleoransCall for Harper at WR LONGS Hopkinsville Ky PREFERRED UOCALS J B Fisher The Tinner Shop on Seventh street over Met calfes laundry 50000 To loan on firstclass real estate sea curity The TS KNIGHT CO Last Call Fair Warning All property on which the 1910 tax has not been paid will be advertised for sale the first week in January according to law LOW JOHNSON Sheriff Christian County 4 tY1ndoJft Cockeie f heeeferpuj11aArAgteC- tlA1 do OUUUMt I A J A TA Cash Offer The Kentuckian has made a special clubbing rate with The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal by which we will furnish both papers for one year for the very low sub of scription price of 225 The Com on mercial Appeal is one of the largest and best papers in the South and 1 we hope to receive many new sub scriptions on this offer 2 25 cash 3 for both papers 4 Farmers Almanac Eor 1911 The First National Bank has a 6 special edition of this popular alma 7 nacoIn addition to the usual varied and useful information it contains Kentucky game laws and other mat ter of local interest They are distributing 9 them free to first callers especially to farmers They also have their usual business calendar for the new year for general distribution 10 FOR SALES Carpenters tools 11 Apply to Saxe McCormick y 12 Is S Knight Co Real Estate Loans and Insurance Office 13 South side Court 14 sq uarei 15 i Five PercentO 16 Farm Loans A special representative of the largest loan company in the United States will be at the office of JOHN T EDMUNDS ITORNEYevery FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY and will make LOANS ON GOOD FARM LAND in Christian and adjoining counties AT FIVE PER CENT If you desire a loan either call or adm DAGENTville K- Fares Season 19101911c IThe Illinois Central will sell round to points in the States of Kentucky Louisana Mississippi =I Tennessee Alabama Arkansas Hel ena only Illinois Cairo only Indiana Evansville olds at reduced fares ac count Holiday season DATES OF SALE Dec 15 16 17 21 2 23 24 25 and 31 1910 and Jant 1 1911 RETURN LIMIT Tickets good returning to reach original starting point 1 Jan 8th 1911 2 For further information call on Agent Illinois Central Railroad 3 4 T L MORROW Agtv 5 Homeseekers 6 S Excursion fares to points in Cobra 7 do Idaho Kansas Michigan Mis our Montana Nebraska Nevada 8 North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Arizona Texas Oklahp 9 ma Arkansas Louisiana Mexico ed New Mexico Doming The Illinois Central will trip home seekers excuraon tickets to points in the above named states every first and 3rd Tuesday at very reasonably in 11 reduced rates For further informa tion call on write or phone ticket agent Illinois Central Cumb 452 T L Morrow Agent SHIRLEY PRESIDENTSUSPENDERS AI j The kind that most men wear Notice tile cord back and the front ends They wide in frictionlets tubes and move M you move You will see Presi dent Suspenders arc eornfortabloand eco nomical for the working man or bu+new- man LJjht Medium or Eitra Heavy WeieLH- Extr Length for Price 50 Coats from your dealer of by mail from the factory Signed frvaattf oa r eq pak itdom nu fi1 r7 T r iQ r 4 e Report of the condition of the Farmers hd Merchants Bank Bank doing business at town of of PembrokeCounty ChristianState Kentucky at the close of business tho 15th day of December 1910 RESOURCES 1 Loans and Discounts 108607 89 2 3StocksDue from Banks 256919 5 Actual cash on hand 5558 62 6exchangeOverdrafts Secur e none Unsecured 4714 46 4714 46 Current expenses and I7 taxes 310956 IFurniture9 Other Assets not included under any of the above heads 62334 Total 15395657 LIABILITIES 10 Stock i- nincash4000000 x 11 Surplus8000 00 Undivided profits none Total 800000 12 Deposits on which in terest is paid 22792 94 Deposits on which interest- is not paid 64882 31 Total deposits 8767525 13 Cashiers checks outstanding 525 Certified checks none Total 525 14 Due to Banks r 49691 15 Notes and Bills redis- counted 305748 Bills payable 12500 00 Total 1555748 16 Other liabilities not included any of the above heads 223- 168Total1539 b7 State of Kentucky County of Christian set alnamed trbestJ W Cross Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before by J W Cross this 24th day of 1910 me John H Pendleton Notary Public of My Commission expires Feb 11 1914 CrutchfieldCorrect T D Jam son I Directors i Report of the condition of the Bank of PembrokeB- ank doing business on Main street town of Pembroke County of Chris State of Kentucky at the close business on the 15th day of December 1910 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 72590 19 US and other Bonds Stocks and Securities Due from Banks 2617 79 Actual Cash on hand 2890 47 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing 985 18 Overdrafts Secured 00 Unsecured 134 82 134 82 Current expenses and taxes paid 191966 Real Estate5000 FUM 11600Total 650000 Other Assets not includ under any of the above leads 4 Total 4 87638 11- i LIABILITIES N LO Capital Stigck paid in cash ft ivt 20000 00 Surplus4OOO1Jnd telterest is paid 13930 69 interestItal Deposits 46520 96 fstandmgchecks 00 Total 1IY 14 Due to Banks 30621 15 Notes and Bills redis counted 00 Bills payable 13500 Total 13500 00 16 Other liabilities not included under any of the above heads Total 87638 11 State of Kentucky County of Chris tiansctI Graham Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief CashierIq f Dec 1910 I My Commission expires Feb 1914 John H Pendleton Notary PubHbV 1SCorrectJno P I GarnettDirector el- AND KIlLLTHCOUOtl CUThZLUNGS- IImDRWNG UEWDIEOVEYtUCHt 1 AirqA 4 L Report of the Condition of the BANK OF CROFtON Bankdoing sines9 at the town of Crofton County of Christian Kentucky at the close of business- on the 15th day of December 1910 RESOUR ESILoans and Discounts58 289 99 US and other Bonds Stocks and Securities 25 625 00 Due from Banks4 4209906 Actual Cash on hand 6 77226 Checks cash items and exchange for clearing Overdrafts Secured None Un s e cured7849 f 7f 49I Current expenses and taxes paid Real Estate 200000 Furniture s 100000 TotaL 300000 Other Assets not in eluded under any of the above heads Total 13586480 I LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in cash 1500000 Surplus 7 500 00 Un divided profits 1 890 00 Total 939000 Deposits on which terest is paid39 509 inIDeposits on which est is not paid 71965 30 Total Deposits111474 80 Cashiers checks out standing None Certi fied checks None Total Due to Banks Notes and Bills redis counted Bills liabilities Total Other not in cluded under any of the above heads Total 135 864 80 sctCounty1 J Y Crabtree Cashier of the named Bank do solemnly that the above statement is to the best of my knowledge beliefJ CRABTREE Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before by J Y Crabtree this 24th day December 1910 W E KEITH Notary Public My Commission expires Jan 31st 1912Correct Attest A B CROFT OA WEST R W TROTTER Dir- ectorsBroken TeethRepaired wait This is news to the artificial teeth wearers but neverthe less true We have in stalled upto date den tal appliances which enables us to have your work done the same day you bring it Painless Extracting 25 CENTS Open Nights Both Phones Open Sundays Until 12 Oclock DR FEIRSTEINS I Louisville Dental f ParlorXmas GI r ftsLA J1v1lf1Jsuit most any one l Ii J canbound atd J Sree X IBe sure you give us L visit before you mice your Ghristrnas pur chases i- Ii 4AW pI It z l Br6 P 1sbelr4Y Veterinary Physician Sur bon Offioi and HoiplUI Cor 8th and Clajf Both Phones Dr R F McDaniei Practice LtmlUil to ttmie ol Eye Farr Nose and Throat OfflHln Summers Building Near CwriWwiM PHONE81 Cumboitorit OlflceHunJ 918 tZtO 8 to 12 a m- Xllllllllnce210tl40 Z to Ii p m ft0 HESTEB J B ALLENSWORTB Hester Allensworth Office Hopper BuildingtIUp Stairs Front Court Rouse Phones Hopklnsvllle Ky C H e TANDY DENTIST IOffiCQ over First National Bank HOPKINSVILLE KY DR EDWARDS SPECIALTY Eye Ear Nose and Throat Free Test Made for Glasses up StatrsPho lx Building Main at HOTEL LATHAM BARBER SHOP FINE BATH ROOMS 1F ur First Class Artists FRANK BOYD Propr DR T W PERKINS OFFIQEf Hopper Building formerly occupied by Dr f W Blakey Both Phones CARLSBAD QFAMEBKA r French Lick and West Baden Springs Ind Now reached by direct line of tbs Southern Railway Leave Evansville 745 nm150 pm 600 pm i Rockport 730 am letetTroy 735 am J Arrive French Lick 1025 am 450 pm 005 pm Arrive west Baden 1020 am 455 pm 910 pm RotlND TRIP RATES LIMIT 30 bAY8 j Evansville to French Lick 316 ettoWest Baden 320 Rockport to French Lick 252 to West Baden 256 Cannelton to French Lick 272 to West Baden 276 Tell City to French Lick 260rI I to West Baden Troy to French Lick 244 to West Baden 248IJ C BEAM JR A G P I St Louis Mo E D STRATTON P 1IEvansville I Why Noti4- 0 Read the- CourierJoflrna1 WATTERSONQENltT Editor WE CAN FURNISH YOU ITHE Kentuckian Dopkinsvillel Ii 0 I Weekl- yCoiirierJournalt I Both One Year IFOR 20 ii 1 combinafloe CourierJournal Write CourIer l Kyfordesire but be sure to send you iuP Bcrlption order to this flapet NO to the CourierJournal I1t TurnOver a New LeafrtII t I- IBysu I J pJpd forrrJS mm i I1 Th ty 1I 31 r- DSCEJlBEB 1910 nOPKLXSVILLE KEN 11CntIct1 Tennessee Central j f Time iblo No 1 Taking Effect SUNDAY July 101910J EAST BOUND INo 12 Leave Hopkinsville 630 a m Arrive Nashville930a in No 14 Leave Hopkinsville 400 pT Arrive Nashville715 p m f WEST BOUNb No 11 Leave Nashville 810 an 1 Arrive Hopkinsvill 1120 afr- Nof 13 Leave Nashville 505 pn Arrive Hopkinsville fc5 pm T Tj MORROW Agent I CENTRALS MISSISSIPPIX VALLEY Time Table No 67 1 In effect Oct 29 1910 NORTHBOUND e VES No 332 Evansville Arro modation P 40 a m t No 802 Evansville Mattodr- f Expressti1126 air No 340 Princeton mixed 4 15 pim SOUTH BOUND j j = ARRIVES No 841 Hopkinsville mixed 915 al t t t X No 821 EvansvilleHopkins villa mail 3 50 p m No SOi EvansvineHopkins- villbExpred3 6 40 p m Train No connects at Prince Ion for Paducah St Louis and way stations also runs through to Evansville Train No 302 connects at Prince for Louisville Cincinnati way MeTnsand all points East also i jns through to Evansville Trains No 340 and 341 local trains betweer Hopkinsville and Princeton T L MORROW Agent TIME TABLE JtRAINS GOING NORTH No 52St Louts Express 951 a IB No 54 StL Fast Mail 1023 p m No 92C St L Liraj 525 a m I No 56 Hopkinsville Ac 855 p m No 94Dixie Flyer 618 p m No EvansvilleHopkinsville Accommodation 420 p m TRAINS GOING SOUTH No 51St L Express 535 p m No 53St L Fast Mail 633 a m i No 93C N 0 Lim 1156 pm No 55Hopkinsville Ac 705 a m No g5Dbde Flyer 928 am No EvansvilleHopkinsville Accommodation 910 a m No SZ and 54 connect at St Loul and othei point west No 51 connects at Gutane for Meujpbli Un pMnU 21 far south as Erin audfor Lonlivlll Cludnnitl and the East No 53 and 55 make direct conn at Guth l rle for Loulirllle Cincinnati and all point IInorthand east thereof ire 53 and 55 also con sect for Memphis and way points fo 92 runs through to Chicago and will not carry passengers to point South of BransrlUe Also carries through stoppers to St Lonl No 93 through sleepers to Atlanta Macon jacksonrllle St Augustine an Tampa Fla Also PuUman aleeners to New Orleans Con nects at Guthrie for points East and West No 93 will not carry local passengers for pqtts North f INashlne Tenn J C HOOE Agt 60 YEARS- GXPERIENCn TRADE MAfUUtoI a AhlOtlOsndlnlt a Iktlteb and delct1t1QII n qa ckq our oplnlcl ea whelber atte It a ammuafa- tlone itdatSicongdutut l AND OKon Vtaatt- ent use eldest for aocur ag JJAtenti Pat uta taktn through Uunn Co recetrr- r racial notnwlthut CbarQl1I tbe r cIeItlfiicr Rierlcaii- I A hSftdaO1lel Ilinstfate1 weekly rarsest cit I t lotatlon ot Terms f3 s- aarr tour months tl 30I4 brill OId- mUNN CcCDC Broadway NOW Ygl4 rneb lracYa hluutoul I I FRE1CH FEMME r2 MADAME 11WUIS P I L Lrtt 1 A gun Cmi Buttr for BcftUMMXinrWiiMW NEVER KNOWN TO SI olpoc1rlaIzIj IrI I odoll aerluttJ BoII prtIol for f10 is 10 Will i n4 its all UWto tw 101 IM vtua nlbrtd inplnrrw Ifjro tduttlMdiaNUa- I k iU ni a4joiiiorii t4tl4 f MEDICAl co lOX 74 UNM Ttri 1uNlrsnSold It IIrvllf bj ttt At of 1 if tftwltr pwoCo IrieprpcrttBd A LIL Ill IMarket Report Corrected Dec 26 1910 Jc o J PItIESRETAIL GROCERY Country lardgood cole and clean 15c per pound Country bacon 15c per pound Biack eyed peas 3 50 per bushel Country shoulders12Jc per pound Country hams 20c per pound Irish potatoes 1 00 per bushelINorthern eating toes 100 per bushel Northern eating Rural potatoes 100 per bushel Potatoes Irish 25c peck Sweet potatoes 120 per bushel Yellow eating onions 100 per bushelRed eating onions100 per bushel Dried Navy beans 300 per bushelCabbage New 5 and 10 cents ahead Dried Lima beans 7c per pound Country dried apples lOc per pound Country dried peaches lOc per pound Daisy creamcheese 25c per pound Full cream brick cheese 25c per poundFull cream Limberger cheese 25c per pound Popcorndried on ear2c per pound Fresh Eggs 40c per doz Choice lots fresh wellworked country utter in pound prints 30c FRUITS Lemons 25c per dozen Navel Oranges25c30c45c per do2 Bananas 20c and 25c doz I New York State apples 450 to 500 per barrel Cash Price Paid For Produce POULTRY Dressed hens 12ic per pound Dressed cocks 7c per pound live hens 7c per pound live cocks 3c pound live turkeys 16Jc per pound Dressed geese lie par pound for choice lots live 5i Fresh country eggs 30 cents per dozen Fresh country butter 25c Ib A good demand exists for spring thickens and choice lots of fresh country butter HAY AND GRAIN Choice timothy hay 1700INo1 timothy hay No2 timothy hay Choice clover hay 1400 No1 clover hay 14 00 No2 clover hdy 12 00 j Clean brighfstraw hay6 00 Alfalfa hay 1600 v White seed uats 42c Z Black seed oats 40c Mixed seed oats 41c No2 white corn 50c 1 No2 mixed corn 60c V Winter wheat bran 2200 Chops 350 ROOTS HIDES WOOL AND TALLOW Prices paid by wholesale dealers t butchers and farmers RootsSouthern ginseng 575 Golden Seal yellow root 13511 Mayapple 3 pink root 12c and 13i TallowNo 1 4i No2 4c WoolBurry 10c to 17c Clea washed28c18c to 23- cFeathersPrime white goose 60c i Ctgray22c to 85c new Hides and SkinsThese quotation- are s for Kentucky hides Souther green hides 8c We quote assorte- lots dry flint 12c to 14c 910 bet ter demand Cockerels PlyinuutRock h RingCumbo iLadies Save Mosey and Keep i- nN T Style y Reading McCalls Magazine and UwogMcCall patterns McCall help l MIlUIDiwlUI expenso tbolatestclotbos and bins CO DostensInvaluable Information on sal bomo nod per tonal makers Only COo a year Including a troo pattern Sub ecrlbo today or send for free samclo copy McCtU will enable you to mote In your own borne wllfyourowllllandaclothing for porfectInutylsamiflt Setx4igrfrulattcrnCataloguotW iuudrorfrcozuMP TZ39N219N 37di SllfrH YOU IMO T BEAUTIFUL OF WOME- Tohuana Beauties Who Might Serv as Types of Physical Perfection The woman of Tehuantepoc is the jWOndej of the land Prom Rangoon around to THUs I have neve- jseen her like E Alexander Powell in Everybodys The Circa sian women have more lustrous eyeS it is true and the Cingalese are ffwhit more willowy of figure 5 but Miss Tehunna of Tehuantepec take her by andlarge combines mo physical attractions than any oth woman that I know When I have said that these Tehuana women combine the figure of an Annette teller man with the face and features of n Ruth St Denis and th dignity and carriage of a Mary Garden I have need to say but little further in their praise Mesdames Garden Kellerman and St Denis are in fact the ones who may feel complimented by the comparisonIThey are oliveskinned are these Tehuana women with a soft rose showing through their eyes are band i dark and sparklingjust sue eyes as the Dolores should have w1 swings in a hammock under the palms their features are perfect and so are their teeth which are ke- as clean and white as though th were intended for a toothpowder advertisement Of statuesque buil but of little more than medium stature with great masses of blueblack hair exquisite limbs and smallest feet they seem made for artist- models If these women were mate with Cretan men we should have a race of demigods again 22II1llU MUSEUM MUSES 1 Living SkeletonI dont s IThe took it but the mon through your hands The Armless Wonder = Yes but I wuld be false to my professional idealshadJ permitted any of it t stick to any fingers SEEP FRESH BEEF TWO YEAR- Tbat fresh beef may be kept in good condition for two years or longer provided low and uniform tern perature is maintained in the chain ber in which it is stored is pounced as the result of experiments gayc nI19 ment that it had m no of poisonl n aroma nail la good flavor and com frozenrbeegeneral loss of water being the onl gross evidence of long storage A pONGENIAL TASK He pusa very quiet boy of a stu dious turn of mind and that wa probably why his fond parents Idnew was epees 1 but painfully slow After giving the canary seed a job that occupied two hours he said What will I do now Well replied his master re flectively I think you may take the tortoise out for a runTitDits THE MILLENNIUM When will the lion and the lamb lie down together When the critics and tho authorsI cease fire- THE UNSUSPECTING ONE That turkey of yours gobbles cmlte cheerfully Yes That turkey of mine is wonderful optimist I SAME THING il j Do you believe in basiation pIt ee TOII j Do you believe in kisatng- pJLi JI 1 tI j 11I jj i TU A Ir SHE TOOK A t RIDE- r When tho Yorlck familys telephone rings It Is answered by whoever chances to be nearest srhe housemaid pronounces the fam name Jorlck so no one ever confuses her with tho rest of the household Also Yorlck has n deep bass which Is easily recognizablE But Mrs Yorlck and Miss Yorlck havo resulterare mistakes over the Wire One day last week directly after luncheon both Mrs Yorick and Con Btontlna started upstairs to dress for the street It was the maids after noon out so when tho phone ran Constantino hurried down to the 11 brary although her hair was uncoiled and her mouth was full of pins She displaced tho pins with carp and took up the receiver Yes she sold sweetly this l Mrs Yoricks residence Yes Oh yes coal Tomorrow Very well Ill tell her and let you know Ooodby She ran upstairs again and began latehwas LOand Mrs Yorick was going out to see her daughter Evelyn who is married and lives on the north side The mar conp l eywas languishing for companionship dItwas the Ice company Constar Una explained to her mother who was shoe hunting Jn the floor of the ad Joining clothes closet and they want to sell us our winter coal Yorlctok disheveled Constantina nodded Mrs straightened herself with a shake and jabbed four hairpins into place Did I understand you to say the- the ice company wished to supply u with coal Constanina nodded again Did you ever commented HIr YorIckwith disgust As if their let didnt melt fast enough as It is Ther goes that telephone again This time It was the wrong number When It rang the third time Mrs YorIck herself rose Ill go dear she said Your putts fell behind th bureau y z Then she went downstairs Yes1 she said when she reached the This is Mrs Yorick Oh Dr Del van To Evelyns I was gettin- ready to go this minute Yes indeed thank you In half an hour At this moment Constantino de scended ready to go It was young Dr Delovan her mother informs her Ho said he was driving north 1this afternoon and he thought I hapiYr kind of him is It not Constantlna smiled with pleasure at tho doctors courtesy and departed in other appointment 0Thirty minutes later Mrs Yaric greeted Dr Dolevan In the drawin- room assureSd as on 0 weather is still delightful for driv ing with plenty of wraps And I am ready on time you see- The doctor appeared slightly embat rassed is Miss Constantina =orwould she caro to go too do you sup 1vose he inquired A sISho has gone to Iiho matinee Mrs YorIck told film Smilingly or she would be charmed c 1 1 i Upon reaching Evelyns she sought her daughters room Is that you Con called Evelyns voice to the approaching footsteps Im in the south room Why mother tooawonYConstantina were you Shes at the matineeBut began Evelyn In perplexity- Dr Delevan told mo he was going task Con to motor out with him this afternoon I thoughts She paused Her mother swallowed twice and regarded her fixedly for a saidnIt was Constantina ho asked torMiss Yorick not Mrs Yorick That telephone is defective Its an out tomorrow Sho sat down suddenly and began to laugh After all she said when her voice returned there is no harm done though tho joke is on me Con has always protested that Dr Dolovans attentions Wore much too Impersonal to be flattering ant If he wishes to communicate with the Yorick family by phono ho must do so at his own risk Apparent Disagreement Oldcommutto Ive been living in Surbanvlllo now for about throe years Newcommutte Three years Wiry the other day you told me you had moved there five years ago butaabout two years on the trains going and coming Holes Surrounded by Dyspepsia Meat Eater Ive tried nuts ns food but they dont seem to ngrea with mo- YegetarlauWhat kind of nuts did youpg f 11E Doughnuts ftJ I LITTLE KNOWN BLACK RACE American Consul at Lorenco Marques Tells Interesting Story About People of Angoche An interesting story is told by the American consul at Lorenco Mar qucft about the little known people in the Angocho East Africa who were recently visited for the first time by Europeans The Europeans visited a village whero the tents were sur rounded by hundreds of blacks many of whom had never seen a white man When a chief was pre sented the white strangers were in formed that a drink might be offered him This being done the glass was quietly handed to the court taster who blandly taking the risk itgwhereupon the chief took the bottle Among the women of Angoche it is customary to paint the faco with a peculiar paste that stays cold on the dryaturns a dazzling white As the ex pedition was about to start from aI village the women and sightseers crowded in closer and closer and a baby seeing a white man for the first time burst into shrieks of ter ror A penny was thrown to the baby and immediately every mother started pinching her offspring to make it cry SEEN FROM UP IN THE AIR JohnstoneWho Has Been Higher Up Than Anyone Else Says Earth Looked Concave 1Johnstone who has been higher Itup in the air with a clear view beg Heath than any other human of whom we know declares that tb appearaonce a sensate stead ofappearing as the outside of In globe We do not know that was anything the matter with Jo stones eyes and presume that thE earth would present the sumo con cave appearance to anybody also wh I happened to boa couple of miles u p 3in the air looking downj call attention to the matte onlylcTemphasize the importance oi bgIthat the earth is round by noting e disappearance s1ps over the hori zon is ustvas likely to be erroneous as proving the earth concave becaus- it looked that way to Johnstone and John ton d1aq a better chance to se the earth than any man who has gong Before The eye at the best is a treacherous organ not to be trusted at airitt many cases easily fooled Edison proved so ably when he dis pig rier IMPRESSING MARY Acolored lady from the of Virginia had her first view of ocean the other day She stood the porch of the cottage where she was to cook for a few months and took one short glance at the sea which was calm and quiet that after noon Then she turned away Well Diary said her mistress what do you think of the sea Peaks to me its awful flat re plied Mary and she went into the house without another lookPhila delphia Saturday Evening Post TASTES ARE ECLECTIC IMiss Anne Morgan the daughter of the millionaire of New York has varied tastes it would seem Recently she came home from Europe having in her possession an antique crucifix which she brought in duty free as all things made more than twenty years ago may come in free She also brought some very pretty and very tiny dogs When Miss Mor gan is at homo she takes an interest I in working girls and frage and other subjects interestingI to her sex HER OWN FAULT You promised when I married everythIng Id do IttooJ except for ono thing thatYou wanting more things than I can give you APARTMENT HOUSE BOOM Amsterdam Holland Li having an apartment house building boom The new edifices are of four or five stories with a basement from toto four stories below tbmi le otT I AIU h mw I WANTED 50004 Turkeys r At Highest Mar ket PricesITO BE DELIVERED The Haydon Produce Co HERBERT L HAYDON Mgr CumbPhone263lHome1322 East 9th St Near L N Depot COME AGAIN Eyery effort is made otoextend to our cus tomers not only a hearty welcome but dealLthat they may come our store again Iand again We have 1the goods and give you the service The price is right as well AN IERSONFOWLER- o Incorporatede reas EVERYBODY In Christian and Trigg Counties know that RELIABLEn M D KELLY mIN HOPKINSVI LL E Iis the safest place to buy anything in the Jewelry line or have such repaired or your Eyes examined and fit ted correctly with glasses Dont forget this when in need of any thing in his line t 45 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS GoAfter Busine In a business waythea- dvertising way An ad In this paer bffers the- maximum service at the minimum cost It reaches the people ol the town and vicinity you want to reach Try I- It Pa y iC c Jw J Tw L v OJtyIJa 17 1 r + u b- r iujpr i l n3+ tin wair + wM o 11c 1 tI i F 4 J arnlvpv lr DliTfl Dip4 1 11BtnZJl a3 1 1910 r m Do A r y f lk1 LIXiI I MMMMT t 1 r1TI COLLECTED FROM ALL SOURCES 1 i 1 I V The Weather port KENTUCKY Saturday un f Be teci and warnur f About 40 or 50 editors nttended the press meeting in Louisville this week Tcpte3ident of the associa I tion A D Miller of Richmond was sick and in his absence Vice President W 3 Haldemnn presided The program carried out was an in teresting one dealing with the busi ness side of things The usual cour Itt were shown the visitors At St Louis Miss Margaret Hoop i terof Chicago and C S Hart of Dayton met to be married The I brides baggage was lost and she 1 prqmptly bought a 500 gownfrom t I a St Louis store and the wedding came off on time vTheTvhnessee Legislature will as t isemble next week with the organi in much doubt The regular IDemocrats the independents and the Republicans will all hold caucus Iestonight I ShA Was Fickle I While Collier Walker of Atlanta l r tandsome of his guests waited here yesterday for the arrival of Walkers brid elect Miss Olive Leonard a telephone message came from t f Wrightsville that she had married Thomas Beall of this citYon Sunday i Beall was to have been one of the attendants at the wedding and it I was he who several days ago secured 1Walkers marriage license at the I r Bob Taylors Son Robert Loye Taylor Jr son of t t tUnited St ites Senator Taylor was married in Nashville Wednesiay rnhdltto Miss Dila Mat Tolley of Maury county e f a n There IS more Catarrh In this section of the than all other diseases put together and Luntilthe last few years was supposed to be Incurable For a great many years doctors pro pounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment pronounced Incurable Science bas proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutions treatment nails Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Che Bey Co Toledo 0 Is the only constitutional cure On the market It Is taken Internally In doses born 10 drops to teaspoonful It acts directly on l the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure Send for circulars nnd testimonials t IScore of Men Killed Ei Paso Tex Dec 28 While workmen whre blasting slag in the forII were at work exploded Nearly a 1 the men are believed to have been buried Purely Personal I Beale isvisiting friends in ElizabethtownMrs I Watkins of Dexter Mo formerly of Princeton has I rented Mrs Alice Hills place on Main street and will run a boarding house Mr Watkins since he moved to Missouri has served a term as mayor of Dexter Mr and Mrs R C Lawson have returned from a visit to their daugh ter in St Louis B M Rice of Paducah is visiting his nephews B B Rice and Dr J H Rice Mrs J E Coopers Father- W H Rieke father of Mrs J E Cooper of this city died Thursday at his home in Paducah after an ill ness of about a week of pneumonia He wa about 70 years old Mr and Mrs Cooper were at his bedside when the end came Death of an Infant diedjTuesdayon West Second street Fourth Number The fourth number of the Course will be the Sol MarcossonI Rennay Co next Tuesday evening undoubtedly one of the best of the j Course Mr Marcosson a widely famous tucky musician is a native of Ken I BFN JOHNSON TO SPEAK HERE I Congressman Ben Johnson of the Fourth district one of the Demo cratic aspirants for Governor will make a speech at the court house next Mondey Jan 2 at 130 p m i This will be Mr Johnsons first visit to Hopkinsville and he will no doubt be heard by a big crowd L NIGHT RIDERS r SENTENCED t Mbhfe Aa Dec 30 Sentence was Wednesday pas ed upon Ross wald H Stapletpn George Ptomey Robert Robinson James Randolph Gunn WnitGunn and George Brooks convicted of night riding by Federal Judge Toulmin in the United States district court here today Dick Gar man jointly indicted with the others but who turned states evidence pleaded guilty and was given a light sentenceThe imposed were as fol lows Rosswald and Stapleton a fine of 500 and eighteen months imprisonment Georgo Ptomey a fine of 200 and fifteen months imprisonment George Brooks a fine of 200 and three months imprisonment Robert Robinson a fine of 200 and three months imprisonment Wm Gunn a fine of StOOand sixty days in jail Y- Jas Randolph Gunn a fine of 100 and ten days in jail if BIRD SUPPED v In Compliment to Two Ten nessee Visitors Mr Geo E Gary gave a bird sup per at his home Thursday evening in complitnego his guesLPGen A B Moore Those present were Messrs M C Forbes Frank Rives Ira L Smith Chas M Meacham T C Underwood W T Tandy J Ti Hanbery C H H Branch and A R Kasey The supper was a delightful feast with quail on toast holding the chief place on the menu After the meal Mr Gary acted as toastmaster and there were speeches by nearly all of those present The talks were informal and in a happy vein and the occasion was a most delightful one Gen Anderson is Attorney General of Davidson county Tenn and Gen Moore is his assistant The latter was compimented by being filected to membership in the Hopkinsville Bald Headed Clu- bEngagement j Announced Mr and Mrs W B Dillman an nounce the approaching marriage in January of their daughter Dorcas Mildred to Mr William E Fosterof Covington contractIngbuilding all kinds Phone 476 JR t t tt t t t Ott t tfrtt4ttrt rt tr tt tt IE rI I mR I j- r t 1 fI i IL fN f Special I fI it eai I 4 fIt I ff i I California Peaches I vtT 3 A to We find that we have on hand a very large stock of Fancy California Peaches White Heath Lemon Cling Yellow Crawfords These goods are = strictly fancy high grade and retail in fancy grocery stores at 30c canpftr = We fdaySifi =k tOR 180 A DOZEN CANS Not over one dozen cans to a customer 3s- l J e0 1 3tJ 1 We have nice lot of Red Snappers Buffalo Crop = df = pies Fresh Oysters Celery Cranberries and in fact i E if you want Anything good to eat callus upf m lit a 1C R CLARK COMPANY lfM = INCORPORATED += WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS t j- Wkjl1J L eaeQeru tJtlJ Jl11J JJ1iJJLlrlY J oq fern jfDJrr ttatsapdt +s omtco nutIUM ANOTHERtiF I ij ODMSWEE GIRLS I J I I Wilt Be Wedded Id Apri1- To Elkton At tqrney f ANNOUNCEMENTSMADE I 1 j 1 i I Annual Banquet of bumswee ClubaBt ifntSocr l t Event I SI At the annual banquet fl of the Oumswee Club Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs George Gold thwalte the announcement of the- iipproachinE marriage of one of the members was made by Miss Bet Ware president of the club Under aauggestion that each unmarried member report what matrimonial prospects she had Miss Ware said she had no report to make concerning herdelfbut desired to announce the engagement of Miss Jean Gpld thwaite to Hon Merrill Russl the young attorney of Elktdn tCyj slidC representative in the legislature The announcement did not create a sensation interesting as it was asI the wedding will be the culmination and natural sequence of an extend ed courtship The marriagevwill be the latter part of AprilCMembers of the club and theirC escorts present wereIJean Goldthwaite Merrell Russell Mary Goldthwaite Muke Nelson Jean McKee LA Tuggle Bet Ware John Stites Jeaiie Graham Jim Winfree Sallie G BlikeyR M Fairleigh Mary Jones Guy Starling 1MrsWood and Mr D W Kitchen Mrs A B Anderson and Mr Emmett Jones Mrs Winfree and Mr Geo UeTrevilleIThe house was beautifully decorated with Richmond roses and smilax and the Banquet was a mosi elabor ate feast of good things PEANUT PARTY Miss Agnes Flack As Hostess Thursday Evening Miss Agnes Flack was the charm ing hostess at a Peanut Party Thursday evening at the home of her par ents Mr and Mrs E M Flack The prizes were won by Miss Nell Tandy and Mr Mit Moore theI booby prizes by Miss Mary Clark and Mr Baylor Abernathy Those present were MISSES MESSRS Clara Thompson Baylor Abernathy Addie Green Mit Moore Fbnnie L Joslin Walter Trice Mary Walae Hora Wilkins Bessie Wallace Churchill Blakey Mary Crenshaqr Wilf Forbes Olive Johnson G lie Long Katherine Long I Fred Jackson Kate Wallace George Lackey Louise Jones Julian Potter Emma Noe Chas McKee Ethel Sights Dr Robinson Corinne Parent Carl Kuykendall Louise Downer Mr Moore Annie V Trice Ben Moore Fannie Lacy Hugh Nelson Alice Radford Jos Slaughter Nell Tandy Henry Stites Mary Tandy Jack Stites Mary C Tabb Ben McReynolds Mary Clark Walter Howe Sarah Cooper Alvin Clark Frances Summers Clem Armstrong FOURTH NUMBER OF THE LYCEUM COURSE Sol Marcosson Rennay CompanYJII Mr Marcpsson la a native Ken tuckifm whoihaa achieved fame o both Idee ofthe Q nlrhTifield own In song recital H J r ta AGRBEI TO fciAtCJ Champion Will Meet Tng for dIPjVv Paris Dee 29tlt la announced that Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion has accepted definitely the offer made some ago of 552 000 to conic to Paris in Aprif and fight the winner of the approaching match between Joe Jeanette end Sam Langford AMUSEMENTS I liThe CaliforniaGirl will be the next attraction at Hollands Opera House Tuesday uightJaillOJ Is It 9503 Or 9419 I When the papers made the announcement the unofficial count showed Hopkinsvilles population to be 9503 we felt sure the official returns would show no material change Aa Mr B D Grays estimate of 9436 was the nearest made he was awarded the prize The official count shows him to be a good guesser but not the best Miss Gertrude Christi S Virginia street can beat him guessing with both eyes closed On April 30th she placed the ffgures at 9416 just three less than actual countIt be our pleasure to present her a twopound box of Liggetta Chocolates The Sweetest Story Ever Toldif she will call for it after Jan 1 The public appreciation- of the superior quality of this high grade confection made an unprecedented rush on our caddy depart ment Christmas Eve which com pletely exhausted our stock of larger sizes J- Ive been telling you about Candy Day at Elgins but this was truly THE CANDY DAY The store has not had such a one in its history The factory is behind with orders but promises a shipment after Jan 1911 L L ELGIN The Rexall Store P SWe are preserving all esti mates because Mr Durand may send figures later and theres no telling wholl get the prize next l nEA HSUtJOi 1 Prominent Bank Official Killed By Electricity Charles J Potter a brother Of Mrs M R Tandy of near Falrview was killed by electricity at his home kY in McMinnville Tenn Christmas Eve night After trimming a Christ mas tree Mr Potter went into the kitchen of his home to get some hot i water and reached up to t a drop lamp The moment his handsFf came in contract with some part of the apparatus he received a shock which stunned him but did notal once render him unconscious As he was about to fall to the floor Mr o Potter called to his wife and desperately grabbed the hanging wire x to stay his fall As his hand gripped the wire he received 2800 volts of electricity Still gripping the wire he fell to the floor the wire being pulled out of its socket in the ceiling A physician was summoned but Mr Potter was dead when he arrived Mr Potter was cashier of the First National Bank McMinnville and was 32 years old He is survived by a wife and a two yearold daughter UNDER QUARANTINE a Are Smallopx Cases in North Christian Dr W A Lackey visited Marionto Duke postmaster at Red Hill Thursiday and found him in bed with a well developed case of smallpox The names of all wHo have been ex posed to the caseiwffrffpbtained and the persons are eing a4 and the house quarantined The cases in Rev P z A Thomas are doing welltrAFTER JANUAf I 1 My office over the American Express Co 9th and Va Sts WALTER KELLY Dr Bells Anti epticSalve Goo for eL S in Diseases tt tttf11f1f 1r 4 tit t AFTER I January 1st 1911 tar r= TERMS = fr Cash Only and One r1 Et Price to Everybody I l E This method will make it pos E sible for us to sell goods at a 4greatly reduced price and you iwill receive the benefit We jrwill maintain no costly s stern = of bookkeeping and suf 1 fer no losses from bad accounts q When you buy from I= us you will not be paying =your pro rata of accumulat = = ing bad debts Patronize us 4f3 4 r E rPlanters J t HL A A TJXJlEJt 31 1910 IIOImsmLl XENTUCKLtI 5II 11 uu LItc w l W w Nic COUNCIL HOLDS TWO 1J ERESTING SESSION tConttnucrt tromFtnt tastt j tk io the hignest and best bidder r francfcise to erect maintain an 1f opera t a tolep one exchange in said trcity for a period of twenty years from and after its acceptance f i The person or persons company P 2 putchaserh after said sale shall have been confirmed by this council shall have r6t granted to him them or ita f ran ichUe giving him them or it his n their or its successors assigns o lleeeeea the following privileges and p4 imposing upon him them or it his their or its successors assigns or sees the following restrictions jpfc Sec 1 That there is hereby cre atedand established a franchise c i privilege to erect operate and main hjPItaro a telephone exchange embruc fejng central office telephone poles alongfsidewalks and alleys of said city o fHopkinsville Kentucky tthT Sec 2 The said franchise o privilege shall continue fora perio Vfr of twenty years from and after the ando1C1 C Sec 3 Said polesfixtures vi and wires shall be erected and main tained in a substantial and workman like manner said poles shall be lo i6cated so as not to interfere with the r legitimate entrance of any adjacent h property nor to obstruct the free use of said streets sidewalks and Valleys for the purpose of public I fJ V traveltJ Sec 4 The purchaser of said ifrnn hise privilege his succes sors or assigns haU properly replace t any paving 1 macadam that may be disturbed by said purchaser in setting said poles and shall also at Jsald jf purchesers own expense re vRipve all dirt and debris that mayI f iulate in making excavations tnat purpose All work of setI 109 poles shall be done under the supervision of the street committee and it shall be the duty of said com mittee to see that the provisions ofI this ordinance are faithfully comII plied with Sec 5 The city of Hopkinsville Kentucky shall have the right to 4 ApJaS intUl4luiJ qpe ate its fi- rend q police alarnt wires upon poles of gid purchaserwithin the corporate i imfts of said city free of charge jJTprovided said wires shall be located fi upon said poles in such a way as i not to interfere with the wires of D said purchaser t T Sec 6 Said purchaser his sue Y indemnifFsaidt S v that may arise from the presence of1 Said poles fixtures cables and wires upon along or under said streets sidewalks and alleys or from its failure to comply with the provi lions of this ordinance v Sec 7 If said purchaser his sucJ V V censors or assigns shall fail to per lh t form any one of the above named nrdiS through and by its council mayI after giving said purchaser his sue noticednot remedied revoke all rights and privileges herein granted andcause all poles wires and apparatus erected under this ordinance to be remov ed Nothing in this franchise shall be construed so as to give the pur chaser his successors or assigns any exclusive right rn the privilege granted in section No1 I thisrshall not charge and collect for the rental of telephones in the city of I Hopkinsville Kentucky the following rates BUSINESSrLong distance lines per month Professional each long distance lines per month each Long distance business 2 party plin per month each Professional long distance twodparties additional persLong distance RESIDENCE 2 party lines per month each No more than two parties put on any tine within a ra li miles of the at HQipkinsville Wandsaid chaser its successors or agree to maintain the ral energy of common battery tern during the life of this or other services equally as agrees at all times to give patrons within said city an and uptodate service during life of its franchise within ten after the approval and of this ordinrnce it shou d be duty of the said Citycouncil the clerk of the Board of the city of Hopkinsville to by posting printed or written in at least four public places in city of Hopkinsville Kentucky dy advertising same in some paper of general circulation ed in said city for a period least 20 days that bids will ceiYOpat pgbiie putcfY for the fore mentioned franchise or Ijlege of said clerk shall state in advertisement the time and Said place to be in front of court room within said city of kinsville said sale to be on the day of January1911 when said shall be received and said clerk according to such receive bids reportjsame to said city council regular meeting of said be held on the 20th day of 1911 at 730 oclock pP m and city council shall award such chise or privilege to the highest best bidder but said city hereby reserves the right to any and all bids made at the r rm 1 y i 9 1 1o J i Ii r I r r r s rp tits ll Royal is theJonly baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar BakingPowder Absolutely Pure- Highest in LeaveningEfficiency Makes Hot Breads Wholesome fraticnise and said advertise shall resume the right to reject and all bids The bidder to whom said franchise I or privelege shall be awarded shall pay tfte amount of such bids in castjor by duly certified chuck to treasurer of said city of Hopkins ville Ky within five days after said franchise is sojd as herein pro vided and it is further ordained tHat the minimum price for which this franchise shall be sold ia an adverusing v nances in connection therewith and said purchaser its successors and assigns shall during the life of this franchise furnish telephone service free of rental to the said city of Hopkinsville for the official business of the city eleven telephones and one extension set to be located in said city as the council may from time to time direct- Eachofficer of said city having such telephones to be listed separately in telephone directory where more than one officer uses same telephone and thq service to be long distance single line and equal to that furnished any citizen of Hopkinsville So long as it remains the policy of the purchas er in Kentucky to give free county service the same will be accorded to its Hopkinsville patrons Another ordinance was passed prohibiting the use of slot machines in the city until they have been in spected and a permit obtained from the Mayor The penalty is a fine of 10 a day AGED CITIZEN Of Pembroke Passed Away This Week Columbus Eddins died at his home in Pembroke Wednesday night af ter an illness of several months of consumption He was 77 years old and a well known farmer and promi nent citizen Mr Eddins was a member of the Baptist church His funeral services were conduct ed by Rev W E Mitchell yesterday and the interment took place in the Eddins burying ground near Fair view Death Of Mrs Payne Mrs Mary Payne died Thursday night at her home in the neighborhood after an illness several months of a complication o diseases She was about 65 oldThe interment took place yester day afternoon in the Payne buryin- ground Martin Season W B Martin merchant at Kelly and Mrs Sarah Beason of Empire were married at the home of the bride Thursday night Rev Teague performed the ceremony The groom is 62 years old and this is his fourth matrimonial venture and the third for his bride I DR SELLS ANTIPAIr- For Internal and External Pains The Faou2EO 1 t I I Gives the Best Light at Any Price When you pay more than the Rayo price for a lamp you are paying for extra decorations that cannot add to the quality of the light You cant pay for a better light because there is none An 0111 has the least effect on the human eye =the Rayo Lamp is the best oil lamp 4r- t1 though low in price You can pay 5 1Q or 20 for some other lamPtand although viyou get a more you cant V melIOVdiffused 4 priced Rayo Has a strong durable shadebolder This see appearanceMadeOnce a Rayo User Always One Dtahrs Evtrytpht rt Inatatyoursurrtttoricrifttie i 7StandardIncorporated HAY SHED And Twentyfive Tons Hay Destroyed A hay shed belonging to Mr Howard Brame near Bell and con taining about twentyfive tons of hay was consumed by fire Tuesday It is not known how the fire origi nated The loss is probably 500 with no insurance Value of Insurance Fires originate in unexpected d 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 r The Giant Insurance Agent Incorporated settles their loss 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 Ninth St Christian Church Services will be held tomorrow as followsBible school at 930 a m The Lords supper and preaching at sonfg off tarriessnigh sermon The patience of God wit invitegd Dr Bells PineTarHoneyF- or Coughs and Colds When you want fire RING tornadolife or bonduoinsurnace in the Oldest and Strongest Companies see H D WALLACE office up stairs over 39iV4 or n1r4 i Tobacco News I IttHt frtrsift fr JJrlJr t Mt The new year starts out with Ue long looked for tobacco season and p Hopkinsville will experience the busiest January in its history Much of the crop has been sod privately at prices ranging from 8 to 1125 round and this will result in bringing to market several mi on pounds of tobacco as soon asit can be handled In addition to this whole sale movement the three loose floors businessIIt is estimated that 30000 000 pounds of tobacco was sold here dur sing 1910and 1911 is expected toex ceed all records V r As a tobacco market Hopkinsville has no successful rival in the Dark wDistrict Hopkinsville occupies the unique position of having maintain ed the market without serious inter ruption throughout the tobacco war and much territory was opened up marJtetPractically all of the old territory is again patronizing the marke the planters showing a delayed ap preciation of the blessings Hopkins mainhproducts Net only is the crop this season better and larger but the prices are higher and the demand strongerThe is indeed bright Dividend Notice The City Bank Trust Co has this day declared a 5 per cent semi annual dividend out of the earnings of the past six months payable Jan 2 1911 5Checks will be mailed W T TANDY Dec 30 1910 Cashierl T1l10 J- 7l d i I r- V t During the Holidays and closing days of the year remember that we can supply you t with whatever you need in our various lines Make known your wants 1 j I eS y Cop 1 n 1 1 jj 1 F r Ale ii it t t r- II n t o- l r TZr1 1 tgr r4 r T f J i ioJr L JOrc IAitt wli j a IYM i4lJ r n jf JI 1 ftlI rI 4 t tJt 1rj iJ to l + f ro JhLJftj t I j 1 4 r1 RqII fj t S G I 21itrdf Americans EeeirSting NotreJNew Orleans Dec27 LKfSpecial dispatch from Puerto Cortez H Hon t 1duras states that William Barber pi Kentucky r nd two other Americana II wer seized by Honduran police an tJoljaiei1 thrown into prison and brutally lashed with whips after wforfl deported in the Honduran gunboat Tatumbla to Guatemalan territory and landed k penniless I she forests NOTED tEPERDE AD+ At r ItMi s VKitk Dies Afteri j 4 3Two YearsQuarantine 1 beI I I Miss Mary V r a leper liedt wf what is satotoliave been a Com 11oplteation of troublesV statement was issued t fojrher physician but it is not believ 11Iia Brazil about nineteen yearsago t 9i while serving as a Presbyterian j Imissionary While few women are able tot II write for the magazines all can writefor a catalogue i B THANKS u j WeakCold Spills f Wilmington NYC MrGord4 r place says to have headaches and blind dizzy spells and weak cold spells went nil over me I had different ctora but they were unable to tell me1 what was wrong so I began to take Cardui I am now all right in go od befhetpindYou can absolutely rely upon it pther people have done the testing expeIInrProtect the Partridges After thflquail dbeen almost exterminated the scientists tell us each quail is wprth its weight in gold to every farmer From Sept to April i each Bob White eats 260 pounds of weed seeds From Apr td September it lives upon insects well as seeds and industriously co sumes the most active crap pests in country such as chinch cotton worm Wheat weevil tutu bAr and bran beetle potato bug- cut worms and grasshoppers On stomach when examined contains than 100 grasshoppers Th wise farmer will protect the qua and give them the run of the farm Clarksville Star The chestnut tree is exceedingly popular with the small boy but a wellladen doughnut tree would give him greater joy I TBANKS j L I wish to thank the people of Hopkinsville and Christian county for their liberal patronage Wishing one and all a merry Christmas and happy New Year t 1 t I am yours truly l J K TWYM ANi 314ii =A1 I ir 7 Fl1 J btIiCaveCItylmost Wi Cd 1 ff VV ThM V raP i Ii Cl1yeJ 0It KVrDc ii8 place woe alnWsr wip dfrflm itie morningdysectidn and in the abpeice of iro facilities for fighting it spread 1 amazing speed Six business houses quickly went intonJ reI1 homes were burned befop the spread of the flames bs stop ped The Peoples Bank and the Wills drug store are the only two but ings left standing Hero of Balaklva flGeorge Smith one of the innthe at the battle of Balaklava is nowat the frommthe supervisosrs fundsdi to rev tlhis claim to a pension from the government Until recently Smith had earned his living as a wood cutter but age and an old wound compelled him to abandon work On Husbands Grave Overwhelmed with grief over husbands death which occurred about two months ago Mrs Mary E Bonta swallowed carbolic acid beside his grave in the Lexingt Ky cemetery Tuesday afterno and died a few minutes after she was taken to St Josephs hospital To Oblige Dead Hubby In compliance with the deathbed request of her husband Mrs Sadie W Rafferty a widowhes become the bride in Newark of William T Haas the Boston friend of Rafferty inthe in bl rely more than a month afterI hisdeath A few n inutes before Raffertv died his wife promised that she wound wed avrain as he wihedJ fTHE DISTh5 T1 kAN D 1 II it t tau fxxncatt V f I tnglish verSion by SPERANZA Composed byn T4k ConvwIa X 1 1 Dear me ye light dancing bil lows Swiftly across the blue scas Tothosc bright isles whereth Fra get mich schwankende Wet lea Ue ber die Tiefe gcschwind Dort zu den In sein den JA F- z fJ legatoV twit If t t 1I vI t X lows Whis per lovesongs to the breeze Thenwhen the pale stars are glcaming len Fuehc mlchschwellender wind Dort in der sonnisen Fer ne I 7 h JJ JV p i 1 f X 0 vcr each valley and bill Dlssufly 1 would be dream ink ruj1d by sOme murmuring Lockt mlchelnschoenerer Strand Glacnzenderlcuchten die Ster ne In dam glueckse1 gent TtS assai 4 j+ t- I t r 4K 1 Iii I Ja that far land the sun shin ing Burns withta soft subdued llght tl Land Mild 1st das Feu cr der Son Be Tic fer das tlu1mh sche DJau e j P i Z r k- fo P- Y a i inttl severwLw L7 ar Hen rru ata iuuJteplfx o t ohnuewiwln nY d rA yeas zr rSloc1ted Qy zrIt llt nI i cli8 The Wot ball game fchfdulptf here lue ibHween Jhe tiarjItrniversUy law students andthe AtfS therneleven accountT fl The Harvard team willtc ave for essNashvilletonight and wilt paY in v hAfter playing games In Nashviilo Rouge La they will rp turn to Memphis Saturday next and play the postponed ameiSTORK AND RAVEN Malt Visit at Same Hour in PaducahI- d Paducah Ky Dec 23Life and death strangely met Tuesday afterg noon When Dorothy the little iaugh orter of Patrolman Herbert Doy diedand at the same hour a son yv born to Mrs Doyle The daughter had been unconscious for several days Her death was not revealed to the mother whose condition f critical iveDOUBLE TRAGEDY French Aviator And a Pas senger Are Killed r3SY Les Moulineux France De- c28M LaffortP the French aviator and M POla a passenger were in formerhers Y feet today Laffort was preparing to start for Brussels in competition for the fligonIt I Brussels and return They Are Bad Spellers Springfield Mass ec28 In 83000 attempts to spell words given out in n recent spelling match b tween the grammar school grades Lee Mass public school 14OC errors were made Spinach was missed eightysix times and the pu pile had an equally hard time with Imacaroni SELL YOUR TOACs- y Y Ji1 x j Jt k t 0 1 J t dIJ H Y- COOPERkLOOSE1UOR V Neai I C Depot 2 fi Corner J2tlJfiaTdater tre tsJ t i t I f r r F If YouvW ant Highest Prices rT t A If Y6u Want theT F VT IeBUYArsad r 4 i 1 tt aeariavvlar Is If Your Want r f Fr r5 t1s for Your 1 u Jl M 1 sTearns 11I0 r J 111 If You Want to Seya9Zn the Largest c Warehouse Floor ces J o iwjuW 7V I If You Want Your Tobacco Sold bv Experienced Tobacco Salesmen We will givs our personal attention to a getting you the best Market Prices oiofWE WANT YOUR BUSINESS Respectfully R E W D COOBER J tIII J Then the soul nev er is pl nlng For the cool still ness of night Land volt un endbare er Won neGleitstder hold see IIg sten Fran eYr rcIF cJ c o Ze phyrs of pa ra disc sigh ing Sing to the trees a sweet strain Und in den rauschen den Daeu men Toent es Vie Gels ter ge sang ibj r 1I J 8PiJ JIi z fWhilstan gel vol ces re ply ing Mur mur the ca dente a gain r Achzu den herr 11 then Raea men Zieht mich un end lich er prang I t 4 A r- r1 v rf S forHln1 1 T i 1 1Ljh1cvdig tantlnaqJ y hia to dent sa l1 len to nln Land Izu dent fez nea Lind r I I = 1 w a 1 1 Mr r A tk r t 4- f Y t f- DZ J MiZZ to sbrn snacifNTUvL1111 j t i97 jrnnwmmw tnmmnmwmm t I IcJAME WEST HUGH WEST 3i t i i I j E JAS WEST COtt 3 lE I E LOOSE FLO3R TOBAOOO SALES jDAILY AT j t f NEW ENTERPRISE WAREHOUSE JE 12TH STREET EAST OF L 6t NItR = f Plenty of Rooritgood light and all necessary f 5trucks and equipment Stable room furnished iE for teams Remember the place New Enter =prise Warehouse E l 4 i 1 1 11 1 lil iij j Y Service Best r Prices Lowest 300OneF Tbe Hopkinsville home Telephone Co IncorporatedC ID GY Eg RDS Gen Mgr Telephone No 1444 t I i C m H C MOORE I Livery Feed and Board Stable We make a specialty of good rigs and gentle horses for ladies also have something to suit everybody 1Percy Smithson will be with me and will be glad to see all of his old friends H C MOORE OJJ 111 r =r CTm zrk l ITS GRPT ITS A NEC1SITY 7WHATe A Convenient Gas Heater For Bath Room Dining Room or Bed Room 2 = SIOO AND UPzCITY LIGHT COMPANY Incorporated nyluRT ILLINERY SHOP- We are prepared as never before to serve our friends and patrons in their gift buying i JII r rj GIFT SUGGESTIONS I Willow Plume French PJurnescor- sage Bouquets Motor Veils ad6s7 and Childrens Hats tpsuit7r ifey one IJ iifI SfrARrp YOUR jSJfJQP J NOVY J T 1 LII lt 11 11 I tII II a rrrMORE MONEY IN IT I whykOne Man Declined Election ai I 41 United Stateo Senator t ra tJ H Rate tho millionaire fruit grower of South GlastohbUryv Conn who is Imown all ovor the country as one of the largest grow ers in the world is perhaps the only man in the country who ever cIStionHale owns something liko 50000 fruit trees in Georgia It fbst iJdFm last year nearly 160000 merely to put his enormous crop on the mar ket but he is one of the most De lightfully unostentatious 3nen in Connecticut He has always been interested in movements for the betterment of his town and state Som few years ago he was tendered the election as senator onn silver platter as he aptly put it When waited upon by the legislative committee 3Hr Hale literally held up his hands Gentlemen he soidHI dont iwant to be elected to your august senate Really I dont Id rath er be a farmer Besidesthere more money in it And Sir Hale who has gained considerable prominence as a public speaker says his e still dose to the soil OF Rae I Tommy Bother can a lantern Jawed man see In the dirk WHERE NATURE DOES COOKING There arc one or two countries Iceland for rznplewlioro wash day is not dreaded because nature provides the hot water at ones very door in tho shape of steaming springs of spouting geysers Bu there is only one country where th native women do practically all thei cooking by unaided nature and th is the North island of New Zealand Here is a wonderland ofilisand square miles so volcaniqjjthat a fire may be lighted g a few sticks in the earth and wher ever one makes a hole he speedil- has a pool of boiling water into which a pudding may be lowered in cased in a cloth and rooked expedi tiouslyFrequently in perfectly cold streams a boiling hot ourrent nony be seen and felt running along jthe edge of the river erel1Maori women do theiown and the white mans wahing r Naturally the volcanic f ew Ze ala is a dangerousentry to wantie- tin without a guidand many tout ists have lost tliir lives as suit of such i tnesslT iHER ARITHMETIC FAC LTY The buy pausedthe fruit venders stand much are your pineapples shVfnslccd Eight cents apiece lady Well I declare thats too good to be missed Ill takq eight of them she said The dealer placed them in a bag and said ighte88 You take dep1along for 854 The ladys eyes sparkled at tho bargain p1icat and she departed in a happy frane of mindhappy until lien husband told her to brush iip on the multiplication table Lippincotts 1 V ALL TALK rlr8 Subbuba Ms I rnsbiandhasjihe ams I wish I could say that Mr ubbubswell why dont you my dear You can i1lk just as big as she does- RELATIVES AND FRIENDS v t l uYS the flno fellow is deatl and he loft his money to charity Ills funeral was vcry largely attended1 fraendoTdoptattpposa FRENZIED FINANCE Iloysay I made 25 todnyi FatherWell tell my son how was tha- tBoyI raised the price on my dog GULF OF MEXICO IS DEEPa Two Thousand Fathoms the Figure Established by Hydrographic Office An elaborate report lies just been received nt the navy department from Lieut Solcy U S N on the gulF stream Lieut Soloy ha chnr o of the hydrosaphis ofl3eo a- New Orleans and he shows couclu L sivoly in his report that the gul stream has an existence in the gulf of roxiro n fact which has hitherto bccnin dispute According to Lieut Soley the stream flows in the gulf of Yucatan channel whore the water is deep 1200 fathoms in tile center and flows out through the straits oi Florida where the depth is less The center of the gulf is a deep hoof large area more than 200 fath oms deep and the water here is very cold The main current of the guM is a distinct part ofthcgulf strew Itcomes from the equatorial cu rent flowing westward through the Caribbean sea which is warm with a temperature of SO degrees unt it flows into the cooler waters of gulf by fie Yucatan channel Tihc stream follows the general line ol hytploridacurrents in the gulf A notabU fact is that the currents of all tin rivers emptying into the gulfoj JIexico turn to the rightto tl Ii westat Mobile and ttte delta atlMississippi and to the south alon k the Mexican coast CHICHESTERr fr6r of red tape mla short wny with bores Into lnisirooin at Cape Town colonetc are you sir asked Sir Edward replyward I thdujfht you were an ad miral He lydhusy writing in his office occasiodpat n waiting impntiently ViII attend to mpH this man nsicc1at last Sir Edward looked J01IC n yorn Sir Edward remarked going on with his writing On the door his office hE had a notice This is the office of the chief transport offi cer and not a general inquiry office I FALSE DOCTORING An ancient villager during a serious illness refused to see a doctor relying instead upon a certai quack medicine The vicar urged upon the mans wife that his con duct was almost equivalent to suicide Yes sir replied the wife I know it and many a time I have prayedagainst it in the churplj service I dont quite follow you remarked the clergyman tsar you tnlkjng about the prayers foi the sickflOh no sirJ I menD when we say in tho litany 5 Tom all false doctoring Lord deliver lusSt James Gaze i iPA1rfj1 j 11TIN- GTomunsaid t 1 0the hostess you appen 4Ycprreplied Tommym olc Somethln ts YOtl sluailcl aslrme to have some calm 01 dnytlun oB I bin hero so long no lforgitwhat it w sii4T to 3UGOESTIVE fNP U WlntB to bo toolUll I htaCltllr n ti Olllcs tr- c In I n 4I jIJ j l flb a BY PURCHASING t laVe 1 iJi EDONE OF OiJR FULl BOOKKEEPING COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS t tor The regular price is Sioo Those who bring or tncl t jvUrujcment to us within five days after seeing it and telling U9 nra hev tan it will bo ttiiie to have one resered at the low rats ot Luk sad siationery are included No time limit If not ready + one for suture 02ibey r T ifY 7 j dI I 41 tll INCIPAL gJBUSINESS COLLEGEyWONPOR- AUSecond i and Walnut Streets LOL1SVILLE KY 1i f1IJrauI t Two PropositionsI 1911ritOFFER WO Home and Fafmrthe Souths greatest agricultural paper for a full year regular price l50c and worch it Uncle Remus Home MagaziRe founded by Joel Chandler Harris a magazine especial IiIv made for the Southern people ifi full year regujar prlce100 and worth it Good Housekeeping the best magazine published for the home and housewife one full year regular price 150 and worth itIaa tucky and its people equal to any daily newspaper in the country for 3 months regular price 125 ana worth it And the Hopkinsville Ken 1tuckian triweekly one year 20- UTotal625Here you have a value of 625 The wonderful offer fwe make you as publisher for all five publications is 3 00 OFFER N2H- ome and Farm one year SO 50 Uncle Remous Maga zine one year LOCK Good Housekeeping Magazine one year 150 Cosmopolitan Magazine one year The Cosmopolitan Mag azine is recognized as one of the best and brightest magazines published in America regular price 150- The Daily Evening Post the remainder of 1910 and throughout the entire year of 1911 price M 350 And the Hopkinsville KENTUCKIAN Tri weekly one yearn 200 Total 1000 Here you have 1000 worth of the best publications to be found in the United States and the price tp you under offer No 2 is only 475 This is Indeed a Great Offer Dont Miss It Send all Orders to The Hopkinsville Kentuckian J l BEFORE YOU BUY LOOKrr r iftW VI0 jSF At Our Line of Overcoats f 1250 to 2000 to 1Pont Forget the Pants Always 298I It MNJ THE STORE FOR MEN I y14y1 Iep wr rA t C 1 Yw + intro Wr1 f- 9t 1 U h 4- xwliri Jt1Tw rl t tt-I 0 jr- yCR 1 J IT I rd- S c J r 1t1 uri 1 kr p SIu i vi d1 4x I V S g J JI I t nr e S I a S al I e 5r 3 7t f Tr I Beginning yx MONDAY JAN 2NDarnd ending with TUESDAY JAN 31ST 1911 TOBE fr t n rhyt I J oIi I nIygNYI J t 1 IL J i t I 1 k- i 1111 l 11o1n7I Lulrl r II m fJ1 ti nnr1 That Date Will Be Free to F f PurchaserstSSi-5Lj I e will give with each CASH PURCHASE ticket stating the date and the amount paid us and in the follow Tkk tpg manner will determine WHICH DAYS CASH SAtES are to be returned JlHBut y- I 1 On JSwIhewg Y Jan pcL1911at 10 oclock A Mat OUIstoreroom ALL ARE INVITEDwe will at tha jme t ha placed 26 dates ip 26 envelopesbeing all business dates from Jan 2nd to Jan 31st inclusiveMe I J land sealed so that it will impossible for any one to know the date contaIned in any envelope One Qr I HI these envelopes cr will be selected that envelope Placed in a money order envelope sealed as a money ackilj11I arid placed in the ke of Dr T W Blakey Pres Planters Bank Trust Co to be opened by storeroom WEDNESlife FEE 1ST 19117 at la oclock A M at which time Everybody is invited to be t- Ij t I present and the date tbe eiwelope contains will entitle all holders of CASH TICKETS of that date w s ilfl f THEIR MOMEf RETuy PI r flGKETS vVIlln9t beeash d1ntIIFr daY1 Feb 3rd 1911 but if presented iit on that dayJorany time up fe and including Friday Feb 17th 1911 the amount they call forwill be paid inf 11 cash After Friday FebX171111911 they are worthless I J ALLFOR TIT W1TALLACASH PURCHASES ll 1 f Each days buusiness will close at 5i I lf P nd allsalesmade from that time until our store closes tL an the following days business EXCEPT SAUDAYS V 1 c SATURDAYS business closes It 9 oclockand purchases made aftrthat time goon the following Mon- dayst business 1 t 4 4 1 l I rh i ow 7 fII t Special 1IOclock Monday January 2nd- j 1911 j y FREE 15 PRESENTS FREE r j As a special inducement for the PUBLIC to be present jemain andsee exactly how the date is selected they = 1r V itmust remain durfeg Jbe jnitire time which will not exceed 10 or 15 minutes we propose to give 15 PRESENTS ir the following being some of them 1 Bbl Step Ladder Flour 1 Years Subscription to Daily New Era 50 LbJ I p1 Stand Fiiiest Lard t Coal Oil Stove 1 Years Subscription to Kentuckian 100 Pounds GranulatedSugar etcwj Ir e ijjlt T JS i r etc Call for p arOp us apostalequest ng a complete listor any desired particulars =I YOUR ATTENDANCE IS ESPECIALLY DESIRED it doesnt matter whether you have been a custom yes chen for k i a er are one now or ever will be WE WANT YlTO BE PRESENT a dite all your friends and acquainti ances to meet you here you are one of the lon committee j i G f o wv r BE AS CAREFUL WITH TICKETS AS YOU WOULD WITH CASH 1r WATCH EACH ISSUE 0E THE PAPERS FOR OUR ADVERTISEMENT tt PAYS r d 1 w f 1fjf i I t i I I li I ILII J fI I IIi iiito f j jr So It 1 I 1 0 01 11 0 II P 1tJf II T I 11 j f I g1 0 ts j 1 i 0ft J f tftY Itt L I1 tli 1e Qtitr th oj JIIt 1 1 to f f il 1i iirtTrmronln 4 rlh n s r on OUlMI l olleYfn p t I IA V rill i-

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