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raar HOPK1KSY1UE XENTDCKUN March 17 193f Hopkmsville Kentuckian Published Every Other Day xOESDAY THURSDAY and SATUUDA i MORNINGS BY A fc iv ivc A A Katercdl at the Hopklnivlllo Postoffiro as Second Class MalLMattcr SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE YEAR 1200 MONTHS 100 gtX GO G0on MONTHS TURKB 05 BiNGUECOPlES AdvirtlslajlBitei Application 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET The Weather KENTUCKY Unsettled Thursday This is St Patricks Day in the morning I morningThe I The much talked of ordinance reg elating the length of hatpins wasr defeated by the Chicago city council Senatior Jno Daniel is rej orS ed worse at Daytona Fla and his condition has become critic alt a Lilly of Smiths Mills Hent derson county paid 1000 for fourt farm mules last Jtondaye I The Owensboro Inquirer makes some very cutting remarks on thez LillisCudahy scandal at Kansas CitySl Becausa his sweetheart Ethel Moore insisted on postponing their wedding rather than marry on the 13th Dan Cripe killed himself atp I Warsaw dw Col John Jacob Astor gave a brilli iant ball to the New York four hundred as an expression of hisal happiness in being legally separated t1 from his wife Shelby RecordI The House Committee on Naval affairs has reported favorably a billcc appropriating 500000 to raise the 01 wreck of the Maine which has been tl in Havana harbor since Feb 15m 1898 1898Jas the Jas A Patten the Chicago specu til lator who went to England to conner of the cotton market was practic of art Manchester narrowly escaping vio gl lent treatment He sailed for home bt 1tion I John Varble of Port Fulton Indro I is dead two men will die another Li is missing and the towboat tion I Aubrey of the Peoples Coal Com th pany Pitisburg is at thibottom ofI pr the river as a result of the explosion bt of the boats boiler at a point on them Qhio five miles above Louisville bed I WILL RETURN I for IWII I CI Ihe to And veCI Sequel Chi The Old Maids Conre ivention un 5 iss Dunkle who recently gave W4 lid Maids Convention in this eqal jy willreturn and present uThe nin his Sequel to the Old Maids ConveneI hs tion at the opera house April 7 tion twill Like the former entertainment it A will be under the auspices of thet Hopkinsville Library AssociationT fWI Deafness Cannot be Cured I bv local application as they cannot reach the diseased portlo i of the ear Tneru Is only one nal Tray to cue deafaxs and that Is by amstltu 1 CC tonal remade Dcaf1css Is caused by an Ino icltial turned coadltloi of the mucous lining of the Kustacblan Tube When this tube Is the Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Ii perfect hearing and when It Is a tlrely closed Deafness Is the result and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition hear Ice will destroyed forever Nine cans out of cal ten are caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but Tau Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces we wlU give ODe Hundred Dollars for anb arils of Deafness caused by Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars tree F1 CHENEY 0 Props Toledo 0 1 gold by Drugclsta price 75c Take Halls Family Xllls for constipation cri QUININE Jlffl Oldlimer Discusses Kentucky Orators of 30 Years Ago I A prominent momber of the Ow ensboro bar discussing old time or ators in the Inquirer says Without casting any refiecli onhits yearss we can truly say that the mode of prac tice has changed in this commercial I age There is a decline in oratory tY 4 and lawyers of this day have adopt 1 ed business methods In old timesI to hear Stuart Sweeney or Elijah Walker of Hartford was equal to aI ra I platform lecture In those due ysees ICthese oldtimu practioners could entertain tertain you for hours with history I and poetry In those days theret I were orators in this district suchh I sThomas McCreery Quinine Jim McKenzie and John Young Brown McCreerys oration while United states senator in regard to the A rd lington home of Robert Lee was I masterpiece and his eloquence on tl hin I rtort as one of the greatest speeches ever delivered in the Senate QUININE JIM MCKENZIE SId As convention orator McKen js zit was without an equal and hi sand speech nominating Dr Clardy fo rdom governor at the convention held in Igovernor I Louisville was one of the efforts fhere his life An amusing incident hap land I pened during the convention It of was about 2 oclock in the morning when the clerk called the county ofI Christian McKenzie who was off place Dr Clardy in nomination was absent from the convention hall and I I the story goes that he with a nom Ibe ber of other prominent politiciansnc politicianssmoke nc were at Seelbachs enjoying a smoke I When his absence was noted thest st convention adjourned until 10ti Whee call ca the convention convened the chair SJ st man announced that nominations fort governor were in order whereupon i clerk called the county of Christian I Over in the northeast corner the hall McKenzie the true type in a typical Kentucky politician pll arose looking fresh as a morning us glory attired in a Prince Albert i it button holed with a beautiful carna tion and said Mr Chairman gentlemen of the convention ladies and gentlemen I ins Little did I thSuk when this conven pn was in session last evening bud pj that you were going to follow the principles ofold time Democracy do I Ga business in the broad daylight ml 11 jj ke all other good farmers went to A bedat sundown i IThe convention went wilt and I aI would be stampede to Clardy ji Another notable event was at the I Chicago convention when McKenzie referred to Mrs Cleveland as hetf uncrowned queen of American 4 womanhood The applause was 4 to the Urns when William Jen ngs Bryan in later years made this famous speech which resulted in receiving the Democraticnomina 4 for president of the United a States 2 There is Only One PineC TarHoney That is Dr Bells It is the origi ard can be relied on in croup coughs colds and all lung and bron 4 chial troubles Look for the bell on 4 Bottle 41 Flour Declines 125 4 For some unknown reason the lo 4 dealers made a cut on flour Tuesday the price dropping from 700 to 575 for the best patent 4 brands randschildren 4 children Ory FOR FLETCHERS CASTORI Ii I rrr 1 tjfW G2 IT Spring or 1 if i LOpening a i 111 tt H4 11t 111 I 4 NI 4 i Amusements I 1 444 444 1N 414 444 141 444 1 444 The numbers of The Girl fr A appear to be creating a popular furor for that successful musical drama judging Irfrom the comments of critic in the cities played Some of the chief hits are being made by The Gay eHousemaid a comedy quartet bmedysoloa ttlHow to Win the Dim You Love rycomedy quartet A Daughter of 141Uncle andes esTurkish Tambourine Dance Ldunce song and chorus A splendidly trained chorus appear jog in no less than nine different changes of costumes assist a strong list of prom neat actors and singers The at upprIJ1S house on Wednesday night next March 23 rdLittle Jonnny Jones The announcement already made that Little Johnny Junes will 11shortly be presented in this city has enthused every theatregoer in town with a desire to see this phenomenal success which last aeasoh was pre sen1 ei in only the very largest cities and scored a degree of success sel dom if ever attained by any other musical production It will be seen here with all the original scenery and will be presented bj company fifty people including a large and efficient chorus At Hollands opera I huuse March 26 MllRun Without Piice 1 Tllo Hun Price who has been a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Eigh district has withdrawal In a statement he declared that the ac tion of the district committee in its 0 ll for a primary practically de stroyed his chances for success IGives Prompt Relief William Douglas Jr of Washington 8aytHI take great i pleasure in informing you I have UrinJ Dr Balls Pine Tar Honey and I gave me almu i instant relief Importation of Birds More than 300000 worth of birds were Imported Into this country dur the year 1908 They vort largely parrots and Qnnrles Purely Personal i Miss Louisa Anderson of Clarks villa is visiting her sister Mrs Irvin i Roseborough RoseboroughMr Mr WC Lacey of this city has been chosen manager of the stock department the Commercial Casually Co a new insurance company of Nashville capitalized at 200000 LouisvilleY was here yesterday on business Ben Salmon of the Crabtree coal mines spent Tuesday in the city Mr and Mrs Hugh Hurst Rod man have returned from a visit of week to Louisville Miss Sallie Campbell has returned from a visit to Clarksville Messrs Geo Gary and Jas Forbes have returned from Oklahoma Robert Stowe has returned from schoo at Detroit Mich Mr Dunlop of Clarksville visited Mr Bradley Sunday I SundayKir Kir Will Kenner of Portland Maine is visiting his parents Dr and Mrs A Kenner Dr Bells AntiPain A sudden attack of Cholera Mor bus is dangerous Keep Dr Bells Anti Pain at handa dose relieves almost instantly It also cures Di arrhoea Cramps Flux and all Bowel Complaints plaintsNew New Books Fifteen popular new books were added to the Hopkinsville Library this week weekHad Had His Shoes Broken In Frederick tho Great had tenderfeet and used to have an old double who broke in new boots for him Which Stout Party who has dropped cigar Now which can I afford to loso my cigar or my back button London Opinion Right A man may not resent an aspersion against himself but ho will defend thu accuracy of his thermometer to his last breath Topeka Capital ATRIA For infants and ChildrenJ The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Xy bZ nstnrA cf I aw 1 TWO WEDDINGS Kelly Couple Married By dCounty Judge Fuller and Miss Evie Pugh young people living near Kelly were married In the county clerks office yesterday by Judge Knight On yesterday a marriage license was issued Smith and Miss Clara Long The wedding was scheduled for last night at the home of the bride Rev Spurlin was the minister selected to officiate WEDDING IS ISCOSMOPOLITAN COSMOPOLITAN Jew Married to Presbyterian by Congregationalist New York March 16Jncob Hirschfield Jr a Jew was married NOW THAT THE HOLIDAY RUSH is OVER WE WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE THE Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing RepairingDepartment OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION Ourpatrona know from past experience I that no where else can they get the satisfaction from their timepieces as they do when KELLY repair them Our price cannot be beat when the quality of the work is considered So start the new year with correct time your watch in perfect order made so by the old reliable jeweler ana optician KELLY MAIN ST OPP COURT HOUSE A big bowlo Quaker Oats A is the best dish youI 3t can serveII Delicious and nourishing Good for all ages and all conditions I Economical and strengthening Regular lOc package and hermetically scaled tint lor hot climates 53 4 4 to Miss Hattie Sommers a Presby terian by tho Rev William Stiles a Congregational clergyman who used an Episcopal service book published by the Methodist Book ConcernFriends Friends said Mr Stiles after he had kissed the bride you probably hold the record for cosmopolitan marriages If fortune comes to you through aa many avenues as marriage did all I can see for you is great happiness and prosperity ahead DR BELLS ANTIPAIN For internal and ANTIPAINI GEJ Lackey Jl REDS I 1 LANKFORD AND TOMPKINS STRAINS IEggs 150 Per 15 Winners wherever shown Urder now fur future delivery Limited quantitv i Oip vu Phones 1 I Cumh 2132 Horn 1250 bA AA A AAA 6 A EASTER MILLINERY 1 iL 1 0 IL HOOSER JP 7 A GSDALE 1l ANNOUNCE THEIR VL SPRING OPENING AND SPECIAL SHOWING OF I 0 ie IN FTTRN AND TAILORED HATS it qti THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MARCH 1778tI Ai 1rATl 1A1 1hp1A 1 AU AAr i 1 AIAAr Ai I ATA AI 1 fASI A 1 1 1 Al 1 A A 1 A A TA 1 AA 1 A1 AiF VMP rr YJ rnm I II iN vu muw UU ou Ijuu ptr spri exposition of millinery models takes place Thursday March 17th We most cordially request your presence Our assortment ofk millinery this season far exceeds our previous efforts and covers every I style detail as shown in the leading millinery centers A call will be appre I ab cxatedi I I cxatediiss Fannie iiss Rogers II 0ki I I 110 1 I wLlti.