Hopkinsville Kentuckian from Hopkinsville, Kentucky • Page 4

7TT rr ii AG six fiOPKNSl Xfc 1 CJC IuKIANrJAN 80 1908 I li li The Kentuckian itPublished Every Other Day TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS BY CHAS MEAGHANL Catered at the nopklnavllle Poaloihcc as Second Class Mall Matter 4Class fIIUBSCRIPTION RATES iosa seat ftg Sis MonUa 10g It lhrceNonthaSJ il y5 Siaste Copied i Single Coplelo 1 lb ttlslujr Rates on Application 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET Lo LBO ICD TO smJSCBXBEBS Under new Postal law that went Into offset Jan 1 the KentuckIan will havo to atop all paI pers April 1 that aro in arrears more than six months at that time and In futuro cannot send any subscription longer than six ninths after the time expires If you owe bo sure to get on a each basis by April I 3WATCU THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER JAN 30 1908 rMiss Gladys Vanderbilt who wast i married to Count something or other of Hungary is worth 15000000 in her own namebut she contracted with Count Pibox to pay him as pinr money the income from 1000000 The Franklin county grand jury returned an indictment against the International Harvester companyof 1 Milwaukee charging that the said company had combined with the McCormick Champion Deering and Osborne companies to regulate and tJ control the prices on binders mowers reapers and other harvesting machinery The fine for such offense a under the Kentucky antitrust statute is from one to five thousand dol ajrs for each offense The Newman resolution to appoint a committee of three Senators and four Representatives to investigate the tobacco situation and appropriate 10000 for expense money was indefinitely i postponed in the Senate Tuesday after a spirited discussion by a vote of 22 to 15 Senator Newman made a bitter attack on Gov Willson saying that lawlessness was increasing under his administration I Senator Rives was one of those who opposed the resolution saying heh could see no good that could result I from the proposed investigation I I Investigations Into the workings i af the American Tobacco Company in the attempt to prove it a monopoly in restraint of trade and to prevent tl it from doing an interstate 01 business under the Sherman antitrust pi law was continued in the Federal th court in Louisville Tuesday The Investigation is being made by the he Department of Justice of the United States Government and is being conducted by McReynolds special attorney of the Attorney General of the United States Attorney Mc Reynolds began the taking of testimony in New York last summer and he expects to get the case into the court by April or May Several vi witnesses were examined and the in pi vestigation will be resumed in Nash and ville today dayDied Died From Burns A little colored child a son of Jennie Moore died a horrible death Tuesday morning Monday while fi running about a room which was gj heated by a stove the childs clothing caught on fire and its body was tl so badly burned that it lived only SE through the night The childs mother lives on Younglove street MuddBeckerC Samuel Mudd of Mannington and 01 Miss Delia Becker of Grayson coun tty were married Mondcya1 fiW here yesterday Hows This We offer one hundred dollars reward I i ward for any case of catarrh that connot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure JT CHENEY Co Toledo 0 We the undersigned have known Cheney for the last fifteen fyears and believe him perfectly honarable all business transactions 1 and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm SPALDING KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter I rally acting directly upon the blood and Mucous surfaces of the system testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle Sold by all druggists Tk0 Halls Fercy Pills for con etipaiioh rl etipaiiohi Ii1iI I 0 Mr Lathams Loss i The heaviest loser hy the raid on Hopkinavillo Dec 7 was Mr John Latham of NAW rk who owned the Latham warehouse the filSti building destroyed by the night rid I erStMr Lathams loss was probably 20000 or 26000 and the loss t1fnlJs upon a man who has for thirty years been the greatest benefactor and philanthropist the people of Hopkinsville have had to call upon in their needs No call upon him has ever passed unheeded Twenty or more years ago when the first union turnpikes were build in the county Mr Latham invested 60000 to build the turnpikes made free in 1901 The people of several sections of Christian county are now reaping the benefits of his liberality and pro gressive ideas in the development of his native county In 1886 itrwas his generosity that gathered together the bones of 101 Confederate soldiers who died in this IJ city during the war and erected over their common grave a monument to 1 their valor at a cost of more thani 20000 In every railroad enter 1 prise every publicspirited move ment on every subscription to aid a 1 public building his name has always I aa been on the list usually at the head When the city was in dire need of a first clttss hotel he came forward with a proposition to subscribe as much as the whole city would contribute and the result was the elegant Hotel Latham that cost more than 100000 He gave largely to Baptist church of which his father was a member and has always been heavy contributor to the Episcopal church the church of his mother There is scarcely a church in this city white or colored that he has not given to when called upon His smaller benefactions have been al mot countless Hundreds of people of Hopkinsville have been made happy by his assistance in one way or another Some years ago he constructed in Riverside cemetery a splendid mausoleum for the Latham family which is one of the chief attractions of our beautiful city of the dead Only last year on the old homestead just across the street from where the raiders destroyed I his property he spent 10000 in improving I and adorning the house where his childhood was spent That the wrath of the night riders should have fallen so heavily upon Mr Latham sick as he was a thousand miles away in no way to blame for the tobacco troubles of Kentucky is one of the keenest regrets of the people of Hop kinsville It is said that Mr Latham feels deeply the I blow and will not rebuild the ware house destroyed MULES AND HORSES 4Q WANTED Will be at Laynes stable Hopkins villa Ky Monday Feb 3 for the purpose of buying some good mules nd horses horsesJ CHASTAIN CO Montgomery Ala Notice of Dissolution I Notice is hereby given that the firm of Wiley Haydon doing aI general produce business on East Ninth street Hopkinsville Ky is this day dissolved by mutual consent the business passing to The Haydon Produce Company with Herbert Haydon manager and proprietor of the business who will continue the business at the same old stand All notes and accounts ftD due the firm of Wiley Haydon pasn Herbert Haydon for collection and all those indebted to the old firm are requested to settle at once This January 23 1908 Signed WILEY HAYDON To the Publicr We have purchased the stock and I business of the firm of Wiley I Haydon and will continue the general i PRODUCE business at the same old stand paying the highest 1 CASH prices the year around We ask all our old customers to con 1 tinue to give us your business andE bring your neighbors and friends along with you to trade with us Thanking you all for your business i in the past and soliciting a coating ation in the future we beg to rew main Yours respectfully THE HAYDON PRODUCE COc By Herbert Haydon Mgr 1 For Sale or RentI House and lot at Herndon A I atiafn JF ELLIS i Ik iJJ UJ I Special llf On eatenY tovesn For lack of floor space and to make room for our SPRING GOODS we will for the next 003O Days alls heating stoves in our douse at i cost Remember this applies i to all in our Frock which embraces I some of the best pro ductiom from the leading factories 1 the country If you are in the market a stove we xcon make you prices that will interest you A PPOOLsI SON WAPTOOLSONNo No 8 Main St 1J111 iDlJ Boys and Girls To Fitt Positions Do you want a position as cashier clerk bookkeeper stenographer telegrapher 0or typist If so call or write us at once as we have placed friendsn who have applied to us for help and are now in position to place you if you need our help AH to Cain and Nothing to Lose at Foxs Business College Hopkinsville Ky HAMPTON FOX Nanager Cumb phone 272 ir log lll JiIeN1Ji The Most Useful Preparation Made 3e It makes old cloth goods or carpets look like new It is made only by us iJH Cook Higgins Members Retail Merchants Association IBuy Your II i Fine Whiskies Brandies Wines Cigars Etc Etc FROM IICBEL DEAN SEVENTH STREET THEY HANDLE THE BEST Jug Trado A SpoolaltyBOTH BOTH BOTHPHONES PHONES i I Whats in McClures For variety of interest that February McClures is in the lead Miss Milmine resumes her Life of Mrs Eddy giving the history of the Schism in the early church Prof William James of Harvard sounds a battlecry to the colleges in his article The Social Value of the Col legeBred George Kibbe Turners article liThe Men Who Learned to Fly describes the experiments of inventors who had made better wings than a birds and are offering for sale an aerial warship William Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Gardens courageously enters the arena with an article un The Psychology of Wild Animals Ellen Terry continues the absorbing story of her interesting life To all these good things is addI ed the spice and flavor of fiction i 1Ihe txw iV Of Feed in Town i 0 ti Can be Found at our Feed Store Corner 10th Liberty Sts Sendfp Telephone us Your Orders for Good rSound Pure Food Stuffs I CLOVER HAY CORN TIMOTHY HAY OATS PEA HAYtBRAN MIXED HAY CHICKEN FEED 0 WE HANDLE FLOUR Made by the Binns Milling Co Crescent Milling Co Climax Mills Cate Son and The Acme Milling Co No trouble in getting from us the best Flour made in the world OUR MOTTO Reliable Goods at Re 1 liable prices Yours to Serve INCORPORATED Gasoline Engines EnginesUJ UJ I We have three I second hand Gasoline Engines for sale Call and see ML McGrew Eighth and Clay Streets BOTHPHONES Il Ilf DR EDWARDSSPECIALTY SPECIALTY IIEye Eye Ear Nose and Throat a Preo Test Maclo far Glassosr Up 8tal Ihocnlx Building Main St I CCDmmDi 9I 1I Robinson Crusoe never had the sense of utter loneliness of the man who wanders into the cloak depart men ota dryj poda store IUG 1l It1I i 1JIruW1aJI WANTED 100 MULES i We want 100 Head of Good Mules From 14 to 15 Hands High 4 to 7 Years Old Must be I SoundI I SoundLAYNE vi LAYNE LEAVELL HOPKINSVILLE KY i Dressed Chickens i Wanted 7 1 i Higfiest Market Price Paid I Both Phones RICE i Popular Purveyors of Pure Food Products.