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Hopkinsville Kentuckian from Hopkinsville, Kentucky • Page 8

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1 0P M1Jj iiml HOP INSVIiIJD KiiNTCl0UU WWI CARY 4 tom SA A i Viii ltbEAO tN A FELD lit HenryVGsWott Sot was found dead hifield rtear Oak Grove 3om the appearance of the body Earrott had been dead for three or Jfour days He was found near a path leading from the I railroad tolls home and about a mile and a residencet When Garrott left his home it was iwith the intention of returning the A anne night He failed to show up However and after inquiry was wade over the neighborhood and he JU1d not be located a searching i arty was Organized but after a bvodays search he could not be fetind A brother of Garrott fi SHdly came upon the dead body as he InS walking from his home to the motion The negros hat was lying ear by There was no indication of Sail play and it is thought that Gar moot layed down to take a nap and froze to death It is said that he had been drinking for several days He was about eighteen years old The body was turned over to his brother for burial i HERE AND THERE Ii All kinds of lumber fdrsale Phone 172 JH Winfree i pc Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hbpkinsville Ky Drs Oldham and Gregory Osteo paths 705 Clay St Hopkinsville Kentucky tuckyWANTEDBright WANTEDBright honest young arnan from Hopkinsville Ky to prepare for paying position in Government Mail Service Box One Cedar IRapids la Where a stimulent is indicated the doctor prescribes good pure whiskey I HARPER 1 is the ideal liquor none better Sold by Long Hopkinsville Ky For all kinds of rough building mat rial and wood and saw dust Gall Cumberland phone No 400 Home phone No 1170 Free delivery in city limits Dering Frank Lewis Lumber CoN Good to Remember i WHY PEOPLE GET THE HABIT a THINGS OBTAINABLE AT 1 NO OTHER STORE IN TOWN 1 ta7h 2 2r y1I 4 4 5 6 7 8 tV 1 I 80 yJ ics I 11f1 i 1t Quick and prompt reply tb all telephone calls at all hours day or night All the leading Paily Paperst PapersAbsolute Absolute correct time from our Western Union elegtrjc clock iby phone or visit yisitThetma Thetma the new Perfume Prompt sjljc a in ob taining trayieq nurses without cost foyou 0 Gunthers Candies A11 the leading Mag azines on sale every day i Haubigants Perfume and Face Powder 11and ae1tinyBelle Cigars L41 16 Si I i I Opera duesand seats 1 Quick prompt service and tha esfridrinks at our puntam which out I cordially lpyited to visit I tsl Fowler UG CO I rtHrcxPOkeen i 4 Pl6 It nd Maui Stir 1 I less CJANE I AtdietlGe Atlusia ati and 2Sr Was Much ipplause Concerting Ross Cranes appear anco in ftlmheapglis recently Voitier in tha Minneapolis Tribune 1 says tiRoSs Cranes clever and interesting entertainment fully warranted the large audience that gathered last night in Wesley Church to see and hear him Not a seat was Mint either on the main floor or in the galleries and the affair was both a financial and artistic success The first part of Mr Cranes program consisted of crayon sketches skillfully and rapidly exe cuted in colors illustrating several very clever monologues including SS CRANEI ghis originalexposition of the Darwinian theory caricatures of Presi dent Roosevelt Pierpant Morgan and then a charming painting of a scene on the Suwanee River made most effective by the poetic and vivid word painting accompanying it1 During the entire time consumed in sketching the pictures Mr Crane kept the audience in an uproar by aI continuous flow of wit and clever I talkThe The second part of the program consisted of an interesting exhibition of modeling in clay Mr Crane first formed a cleverly executed head of Uncle Sam and by merely changing the hair and beard transformed it into an excellent likeness of Lincoln I This was followed by models of Gloomy Gus and Happy Hooligan 1 which provoked bursts of applause Mr Crane will appear at the Tab erncle Friday night Jan 5 and it is safe to predict that he will be greeted by a good houseI MAY BE FATAL Officer Charlie Hord Accidentally i ally Shoots Himselfc Policeman Charlie Hord is lying inI a critical condition in a room of the warden of the city prison from a 1 pistol shot from his own weapP1lI Yesterday morning about half past three while officer Hord was at atd police headquartershe stooped down to pickup a piece of coal His 38I calibre Colts pistol slipped from his left inside pocket and falling to theJ floor went off the ball entering I lords body about two inches below the heart I Mr Hord was taken to a room and a physician summoned at once The I ball ranged upward and lodged in I the left shoulder Though in a serious condition Mr Hord may recover but he will have to remain where i he is for some time 1 PPOOLBUTLER Former Christian County Boy Came Back to Marry Fred PPool formerly of this county 1 but now of Herrin Ill and Miss Stella Butler daughter of Mr I Butler of Bainbridge were married it in Paducah a few days ago 1 There was no objection to the marriage but the young people just went to Paducah preferring this plan to a home wedding Mr and Mrs PPool are spending the honeymoon in St Louis They will reside at Herrin HerrinThe er The 1j pkinsville Steam Laundry have received their handsome calendars and every patron will receive one with his package They are only for our customers and 9S they ares very expensive catnot afford to give them to everybody Send us your laundry and you will receive obe yA rf I PERSONAL GOSSIP Duke Pettit of Princeton visited friends here this week Mrs Anderson and children are visiting in Owerisboro Miss Daisy Ndlen has returned from a visit to friends in Henderson Miss Luree Galbreath has return 1ed to Wards Seminary Nashville Horace Herndon of Birmingham Ala 13 here on a visit Mr Silas Miller and wife of Har dinsburg who visited relatives here returned home Mondays Rev Pat and wife went to Louisville TuesthI here they will reside Mr A Smithson and wife left Monday night for Watonga Wifej where they will make their fU1 lture home Mr Jas Long has returned from the Carolinas after an absence of several weeks Miss Nellie Darden of Adairvalle who spent theholidays with friends here returned home Tuesday Miss Catherine Cluke returned to her home in Nashville Tuesday after a visit to Miss Mary Jessie BrownellMiss Miss Mattie Brown of Paducah has ben appointed official court stenographer for the circuit court of the Third district embracing Christian Trigg Lyon and Calloway counties countiesMr Mr Ketchum who had been visiting his son Dr Ketchum returned to his home in Lisbon Ohio last Tuesday Mr Ketchum was very much pleased with the city and county and may return and locate on a farm near the city SCIENCE AND STORY Will Be the Athenaeum Program This Evening The Athenaeum will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 730 oclock Mr Geo Gary is first on the program but will probably not be present Prof Barksdale Hamlett will have his first paper since he became a member last fall He will presant a scientific paper Rev Edmund Harrison will close the evenings programWith a paper on Bible Stories tJ The usual dinner villba enjoyed by the members membersTWO TWO REVIVALS To Follow the Palmer Meetings Which Close Friday Two of the pastors of our churches have decided to hold revival services The Palmer meetings close on Friday night and Rev HBull has secured the services of evangelist Ter I hune who will arrive Saturday and begin a meeting Sunday to continue about ten days Dr A Lyon pastor of the Methodist church has secured Rev Davis to assist him in a meeting to begin next Sunday Prof Ragsdale of Louisville will have charge of the singing Dr Lyon says the meetings will continue indefinitely Sold Residence Mr Eggleton sold last Tues day his residence on 4th street and Cleveland avenue to Mr Geo Boyd It was a cash transaction but Mr Eggleton will continue to live in the house until he winds up his business here before goingto Hunting ton West Va to make his future home READ THIS l1il1edgeviIle Ky Jan 1 1903 I Mr Hall St Louis Mo Dear DearSir from kidney disease and was treated by my home physicians with no benefit Your Texas Wonder has cured me and I am satisfied it saved my I life and I can cheerfully recommend i to ladies suffering with kidney and andbladder bladder troubles Respectfully MRS ELIZA FROST A Texas Wonder One small bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women and regulates bladder I troubles in children If not sold by yqur druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 100 One small hot tie is two months treatment and DrEW EW Ha1 sole manufacturer 0 ox 629it Louis Mo Send for testimonial Sold byall druggists and Qjaardwicky HopkinByjlle 1 i i Cii it JIiI frl iI uMrwr JlIi 1 fIj i 1 1 og rsi I 1 I i I i JT tMfit I iIiLit iii I I rrf 1 Ii 3tia ryt I Cj I 6 i 6U ads adska f3if ka i Sp sr jt a Mfr tj i 1 Lard KettIs Lard Stands yq f5r1 1 i VVv r1 Sausage Bluffer Lard Strainers i Scalding Tubs 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Years Available:
1889-1918