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3 4 I jfri itfiai ft 9 a Egg Maker 3 A condimental meat 4 food composed of de odorized blood which is fifteen times stronger than Green Bone This the BEST Egg PRODUCER KNOWN Cook iiggins i Druggists i Both Home1215Main Phones Cumberland 5 Sfrcet HERE AND THERE Dr Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopldnsviile Ky I pA The Hopkinsville Building Loan Association offers liberal terms to parties desiring secure homes I a Inquire of THOS LONG Treas Layne is back in the livery business at Layne Moseleys stand on 9th street First class rigs at A any time Feed sale stable in con 1 nection I nectionWE 4 WE CANT have a cut rate salen as many are doing as our prices now are so much lower than Nashville or Evansville either on first class laundry work that we cant get aprices any lower Just think of col lars and cuffs at 15 cents each when you would have to pay 5 cents a pair for cuffs and 2 cents for collars at either of above places Remember this and send your linen to The Only Hopkinsville Steam Laundry Agents in Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Florida on THE AMOUNT GROWS 7 Quickly after the first deposit Be fore the account was opened money I was spent without thought Now it is sent to he Planters Bank and PIaksiktcrsTrust Trust COn1pany I i and such sums as may be required i are withdrawn upon presentation of check The business of this bank is conducted on safe lines and the interest of depositors fully safeguarded 1 1 It vX 1f Il A oo 0 J1f1 1 1 MCYC1visitedJnshville Mr Will McYa visited Nashville Tuesday Mrs Garber andMlss James of Paducah have returned homeJ Mr and Mrs Max Lowenthal have returned from Princeton Indi Miss Tony Vare will leave tomor row for Tamtia Fla to spend sever al weeks lA Mrs IB Woodard and SOt Robert hayti returned from a visit I to Springfield 1 Mrs Jouett Henry and Mrs Mary Thomas entertained the Main Strict Clinch Qlub Tuesday evening 1 rI Mr Chas Meacham will go Wi Louisville today to attend Dr II Powells banquet tonight t1 Mr Gano Henry will return Mississippi early next week acco to panied by his wife and son Bryan Mr Moore and daughter i Miss Alice will leave this week foraY visit to Florida Ii Mr Rives and wife left yesterday for Biloxi Miss where they will probably spend several months a Mr Jake Wells and wife of Madi sonville who visited Mr and Mrsa Nuckols returned home Mon tJ IMiss day Mary Peyton Moore left last night for an extended visit to friends in Mississippi and other Southern i states I statesLieut Everard Ryanof the Alabama National Guards Decatur Ala is here on a visit to his relatives He is in the employ of the Southern Express Company and isE doing well He was formerly a carrier boy for the KentuckianC a WEDDED IN NASHVILLE I Hopkinsville Young Lady Married to New Yorker Miss Emma Meyer daughter of of thisI Mr and Mrs Max Meyerof city was married at 10 oclock Tuesday morning in Nashville TenntoC Mr Walter Raleigh Graves of New I York The bride met Mr Graves by appointment in Nashville accompanied by her parents and brother Mr Wi11 Meyer The ceremony was performed by the county judge judgeJ i and the bridal party took lunch atC the Maxwell House after which Mr and Mrs Graves left at once for New York The groom is theI manager of a New York dry goods and auction house and is a worthy and capable business mah His bride is the only daughter of one of 1 our best known citizens and has a wide circle of friends who will extend their best wishes Ii IClub House Burned 1 The Athenaeum the handsome 1 club house of the Young Mens Hebrew association New Orleans the evangelical church and some surrounding property were destroyed by fire Tuesday Fass steward of the club is missing The loss of property is i fe Chief OConnor had his collar bone i broken and his condition is serious 1 Passes Away In This City After Brief Illiiess Mrs Martha Johnson Wife of Mr Chas Johnson who resides on Alumnae avenue died Monday ev jtming at 7 oclock of uremic poison ing after an illnGlri of about two tweaks She wAs 39 years old a na tiviigf Canaditiand a member of the Catholic chlr fh Puneral services were held at the Gaffiolic church yaeterday morning rather Welsh and the interment tdbic placEf Hppewell Cemetery The Decline in Cotton The decline in cotton from seven been and a half ants since last February to seven cants the last day in i the year is not onjy a great surprise Ito ito many of the knowing ones but it dhows the largest if not the only do fine in any product of the earth during 1904 The lan of the New York financiers to withdraw a million or more bales from the market certificates in the same to be issued by trustees is regarded here favorably as a wise and proper solution to i keep the price of the staple to at i I least what it costs the producer At any rate it is far a be rplan1 than the senseless one of burning 31 million or more bales of that crop The belief is that cotton will go to ten cents before the year isotit NORTH CHRISTIAN Couple Married Near Crofton Wednesday Afternoon 1 Mr Larkin Fuller son of Esq Fuller and Miss Ada Long daughter of Mr Long df the Crofton neighborhood were married at the home of the bride Wednesday I afternoon at three oclock The I Rev Melton performed the ceremony The January Cosmopolitan The January Cosmopolitan appears in a new dress of type which is very attractive This issue first of all has done a real service to the country by printing Mr David Graham Phillips article The Delusion of the RaceTrack in which he gives a very real and forceful picture of the corruption and evil re suIting to the young men of America through patronage of the racetrack i Following this comes ah account of timely interest in viewof the impending fall of Port Arthur Richard Maury has written a graphic accountof the siege of Sevastopol which in many respects resembles that of Port Arthur and the text is illustrated from contemporary prints But of still greater moment is a description of the battle 6f LiaoYang last August by a Japanese officer who was in the thick of fight No report received from the seat of war has been so stirring as this with its realistic picture of the horrors of war described in a man ner entirely novel to American readers since it is permeated with the fatalistic attitude of the Japiin ese toward life lifeSocial Social There will be a social given fry Mrs MC Forbes tomorrow evfCn ing at 730 oclock at her residenc for the benefit of the SOciety of the Baptist church Everybody invited 3i Tells qw a E3scaped the Terrors of aziy hirers by Usirn Peru ia Ii lVIr Bockts BrocWsAge Year MR ISAAC BROCK BORN IN BUNCOMBE GO MARCH I 1780 His age is IIS years vouched for by authentic record flesays1 attribute my extreme old age to the use of Peruna Born before the United States was formed Saw 22 Presidents elected PerUDa has protected him from all sudden changes Veteran of four wars Shod a horse when 99 years old Always conquered the grip with i PerunaWitness Witness in a land suit at the age of 110 years i Believes Peruna the greatest remedy of the age for catarrhal dlsVlS I SAAO BROCK a citizen of McLcn McLenI nan county Texas has lived for 115 years For many years he resided at Bosqhd Falls eighteen miles west of Waco but now lives with his soninlaw at Valley Mills Texas A short time ago by request Uncle Isaac came to Waco and sat for his picture In his hand he held a stick cut FEDERAL COURT 1 I Will Look Into Kirks Case at Owensboro United States Deputy Marshal Nickols arrived in the city Monday afternoon having in custody John Kirk col who is charged with selling liquor without license in Daviess county Kirks examining trial was held before Commissioner Yohts Tuesday and he was bound over to the Federal court The officer car ried the prisoner to Owensboro Tuesday night Annual Meeting The annual business meeting of the As You Like It Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 230 oclock with Mrs Thomas 1 from the grave of General Andrew Jackson which has been carried by him ever since Mr Brock is a dignified old gentleman showing few signs of de crepitude His family Bible is still preserved and it shows that the date of his birth was written 115 years ago Surely a few words from this remarkable old gentleman who has had 115 years of experience to draw from would be interesting as well as profitable A lengthy biographical sketch is given of this remarkable old man in the Waco TimesHerald December 4 1898 A still more pretentious biography of this the oldest living man illustrated with a doublo column portrait was given the readers of tho Dallas Morning News dated December 11 1893 and also the ChicagoTimes Herald of same date This centenarian is an ardent friend of Perima having used It many years I In sp1ing of his good health and extreme ad uje Mr Brock says BIG COAL DEAL I Pennsylvania Company Buys IVast Fields in Kentucky I Henderson Ky Jan 1SThe largest deal in coal lands ever con sumated in the bituminous district in this end of the state districtI closed by the Monongahela Coal and 1 Coke Mining Co of Pittsburg Pa Included in the list of properties that have been purchased by this company is the Utopia coal mine at Utopia Ky This mine is equipped i with modern machinery and has been producing a high grade of domestic lump coal By the terms of this deal the company acquires all the holdings of the Utopia Coal Mining Go A vein of coal of seven feet lies 265 feet under all the land bought by them After a trap has JiVed liM 1W orll fa en S3 long as I havo he ougft havo of I found out a groat many thtngq havor ricnce 1 think I have done 8Oi7 40no 01 the things I have IOb rout to my entire satisfaction is tire forallments thatlit 4 i proper thing for lit re I duo directly to tIle Cifcctsot climate For 11 years I withstood the changeable aura of the United States I have always boon a very healthy mall but of course subject to tho little affections which aro duo to sudden changes in tho olimato and temperature i During my long life 1 have knovr a xs great many remedies for coughs colds and diarrhoea As for Dr Hartmans remedy Peruna I have found It to be tho best If not the only reliable remedy for these affections It has been my standby for many years and attribute my good health and extreme old age to this remedy It exactly meets all my req moats It protects mo from thtf effects ot sudden changes it keeps edo good appotito it gives me strength Jk keeps my blood In good circulation 1 havo come to rely upon it almost entirely for the many little things for which 1 need medicine When epidemics of la grippe first began to make their appearance in this country I was a sufferer from this disease enseII had several long sieges with the grip At first I did not know that Peruna was a remedy for this disease When I heard that I la grippe was epidemic catarrh I tried Peruna for la grippe and found It to be just the thing In a later letter dated January 31 1003 Mr Brook writes I am well and feeling as well as I have for years The only thing that bothers mo is my sight If I could Bed bettor I could walk all over the farm and it would do mo good I would not be without Poruui PoruuiYours Yours truly IP ef I For a free book on catarrh address The Poruna Medicine Co Columbus If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Poruna write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your case and ho willA be pleased to give yqu his valuable advice gratis Address Dr Hartman President of Tho Hartman Sanitarium ofI Oldos It OldoWilliamsons i Williamsons Transfers yI We make a specialty of movir iron safes pianos and household goods freight of all kinds handled i promptly Storage room for rent opposite I freight depot Home phone 1183 Cumberland 66 tf WILLIAMSON Lost Only Child Belknap infant son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Meacham of Carl died a few days ago of hive He was their only child DRoE WARDS SPECIALTY Eye Bar Noe and Throat Test Made for Classes Phoenix Bldg Hopkinsville Ky i Wa1isjt411 JJ t4114r i 4 We take unusual pride in announcing to the people of Christian county that jJ this has been and is the largest and most successful sale ever held in this re s4 gion Since its phenomenal beginning we have constantly added bargain after bargain and shall continue to do so until the close i 4 jfl ii i tu Thursday Friday and SaturdayJan 12O21 if If will witness sfurther reductions in Mens Suits and Overcoats in a spppemeeffort ftp close out our winter stock Very gratefully yours 1 i pi qI 1 0 ifEi 1t fd kD 11 ir 4 ti rt1P I1r Le 1 pmrA vl 1 8 1 Y35 KM a LL tlweut uylyr3 ti i 4g i Kf Vy.