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I 1T I i ty IA i a al rAir ray rt ay aY aYryY ryYI I rd rdA rdI Il tfi4 tfi4i If Viun The 1niian Published Syery Other Day VESDAY TllUjlSDAY and SVTURI A MORNINGS BY CHAS MEAOHAM Jntered at the nohWusvlL Iwitoflice as Seoce Cldn MaIl Matter SUBSCRIPTION HATES 3ne Year 200 3i Months 100 Thrw Month SO is tllJe Copte 05 AdyertJlfltg R3tea on Applteattai 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET MAY 22 1906 Democratic Ticket FOP CONCiRESS CONCiRESSA A 0 STANLEY STANLEYOF OF HENDBRJSON I Printer Wanted A good Compositor who wantsi 3teadyw6rk can find an opening in he KENirucKiAN office I 1The Weather For Kentucky Generally fair tuesday Slowly temperature The Railroad Rate Bill passed the Senate by 71 to3 votes Its amend ments will beaccepted by the House fllr Gustav Hirsch has returned from Lima Ohio where he secured a contract to extend the telephon plant there New York is planning to erect the highest building on earth to be of concrete extending 100 stories towards the sky The tallest skyscraper scraper of today will be dwarfed into insignificance 4The The new HamburgAmerican Line steamer Kaiserin Augustus Victoria the largest passenger steamer afloat completed her initial trip across the JI tic Sunday night She brought 1 NewYorlc 490 saloon and 1708 steerage pasengers The steamer is nearly 800 feet long John White may enter the cone test for the Republicah nomination for Congress from the Eleventh Kentucky district He has been suggested as a candidate by a Somerset newspaper In case he enters the race Republican plans will be upset greatlyMARRIED MARRIED PARSONAGE I 1 i Hopkinsville Couple Wedded at Ministers Home I Mr WHubbard and Miss Maggie Jordan bf this city appeared at i the homeof Rev Smith Sunday 3 night about eight oclock andr were made IVan and wife They took with them Mr Elmo Buckley and Miss Lottis May Jordan a oister of the bride as witnesses to the transaction They will make their home on East Seventh street Mrs Hubbard is a daughter of Dr Jordan a dentist of the city UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE cOld Negro Commits Suicide By Hanging A report comes from Lafayette to I the effect that Marshall Gholson a 1 negro aged about 80 years killed himself near that place one day last week It is said that he had a suicidal mania and about a week before attempted to drown himself in a well A watch had since been kept upon him but he eluded members of his family and going to a nearby IWhen When found life was extinct It ist something unusual for a negro tof commit suicide in any manner sHows ThisI We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that 0 cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure CHENEY Co Toledo Ghio We the andersigned have known Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obli gation made by his firm 11WALDING Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ov Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in lJ tternally acting directly upon the I Wood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Prick 75c per bottle Sold by all Take Halls Family Pills for con 11 Mipgtioet I ThatTired Tired Feeling Is a Common Spring Trouble Its a sign that tho blood Is deficient In vitality Just as ilmplos and othoi orunUons uo signs tluit the blood Iq impure i Its a warning toOiuwhich only the hazardous fail to hoed Hoods Sarsapariita and Pills Remove it give new lifo new tour ago strongtU and animation Thoy cleunso tho blood and clear the complexion Accept no substitute I felt tired all the time and coattl not sleep After taking Hoods Sarsaparltla a while I could sloep well and the tired feeling had gout This great medicine has also cured mo of scrofula Mas i ROOT Gllcad Conn Hoods Sarsaparilla promises to cure and koops tho promise PERSONAL GOSSIP Mr Brownell has gone to Mudlavia Springs Ind Mrs Harry Cruse of Fort Smith Ark is visiting her aunt Mrs Davison DavisonMr Mr Harry Tandy of Frankfort visited Mr Davisons family Sunday Mrs Francis Lee Goff of Eustis Fla is visiting her sister Mrs Frank Bassett at Pembroke Miss Dime Bass of Pensacola Fla arrived last week on a visit to the MissesGreen and will leave for Nashville tomorrow Rev Edward Fredenhagen while in the city was guest of Mr and Mrs Mat Starling Mr Fredenhagen went to Princeton to deliver his stereopticon lecture last night Mr WGGooch and wife arrived here Sunday from Grenshaw Miss and will spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives in this city and in Todd county i Mr RC West is now buying to bacco for the English markets He has already purchased about 200000 pounds of the Association Weed also a considerable quantity outside Mrs Henrietta Dewitz ofWest Point Neb is visiting her brother Mr Henry nexShe will also visit Mrs Petsch and other relative i be fore her return Mr Mason Bramhamt and bride of Grand Rapids Wis arrived here 1 1last days visiting Mr Bramhams pa rents Prof GBramh and Wife and his sister Mrs Gus BrannOn Mr and Mrs Nick Gaither were expected to arrive home from their bridal trip yesterday Mr James Moore who is connected with the civil engineering department of the is down with tpphuid fever and Mr Gaither was telegraphed to return and take Mr Moores place TIME WENT BY And No Effort Was Made To sjj Keep Franchise Valid Saturday was the day upon which the time limit was aeached in the matter of the Street Railway franchise held by the estate of the late Dalton As work did not be gin within 90 days the first condi tion of the franchise has not been complied with It is now within the ar power of the Council to declare the franchise forfeited and sell to another applicant should there be one The prospect for street cars this year is by no means encouraging Colored Schools The closing exercises of and College began at the Tabernacle Sunday morning with an address by Dr Clark The address was listened to with the deepest interest and was full of sound advice for the colored race Last the cantata Jepthas Daughter was rendered in a most excellent manner Tonight is the one seE apart for the undergraduates The final event will be the address I I of Rev SL Francis Ph tomorrow night at the Taberna cle COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOLS Following is a list of the pupils of the city colored public schools who have stood the examinations and will receive diplomas at the grad uating exercises Willie Glass Idella Buckner Hazel Buckner allleSmith Inez Dabney Annie Vaughan Caralyn Boyd Dutahfe Clark Stella Major Messrs Otho Robnsonr Graham Walker Fred Pottpn Robert Poston Ml ADVERTISING MAN Will be Here Today and Paint the Town The Robinson Amusement Com parry is said to have one Qf the best advertising agents in the country He 4s scheduled to be here today and begin letting the people know of the marvelous attractions of the greatest carnival aggregation on earth and which is to be here for a solid week beginning Monday May 28 which is next Monday He is going to paint the town red tJ blue gold and every other color The i onlyiest airship is to be seen along I with many other grandest of all car I nival attractions attractionsPosition Position at Eddy vme Albert Cox Democratic com mitteeman in the Gray district I has been appointed to a clerical position in the Eddy ville penitentiary He is an administration man and gets his appointment through the two administration members of the Prison Board Commissioners McCutcheon and Brown receives a deserved reward for long and faithful party service lames Piaginpl li Marseille Olive Oil Ranks at the top the Worlds productions of high grade oil ancl has taken First Prize at following cpm eti i ex Dibits WH I i fhiladelphte 1876 Paris 1889 19d6 1 i Melboum 1881 Caracas 1885 ii 1 1 St Ldiiis lgOJ i New Orleans 84I Melbourne i589 We have the above oil for ile and give as reference anyone who has used it I I 1 Cooper CoRed I I Front Qrocer I i The Gun Went Off Ward Panthe doorkeeper of the House of Representatives the last session of the General Assembly Was killed at Nicholasville Sunday by the accidental discharge of a revolver I which he was placing under the seat of his buggy i Fined forFighting Ike Poindexter the negro charged 1 with striking Broussais Gregory was tried in the city court late Fray afternoon and a verdict of 10 1 costs was returned bv the jury for Your Protection we place this label on every package of Scotts Emulsion The man with a fish on his back la our trademark and it Is a guarantee that Scotts Emul sloe will do all that Is claimed tortt Nothing better for lung 1 throat or bronchial troubles In Infant or adult Scouts Emul sion Is one of the greatest flesh builders known to the juedlcal world WJII a ad you a marl fnt sc juwtlE iotfearlsh Jp BAZAR And Lawn Fete by Graduates of Bethel Female College On Tuesday and Wfcdnes ay May 29 and 80 the Alumna Association of holdf a i Bazar in the College chapel Many beautiful articles have been contrib luted in response to an appeal that Was made to every student who has ever attended the College as fat as could be ascertained Each article will have the name of the donor and the collection prom ises to be very interesting as some of the donations have come from some of the first graduates of the College On Tuesday evening the 29th rp freshments will be served upon the campus of the college the proceeds of which together with those of the bazar will be used in making repairs upon the College building Thepublic is cordially invited to attend both the bazar and lawn fete The articles of the bazar will be oh sale Tuesday evening during the lawn fete feteHERE HERE AND THERE 5 Good Jrasture at 150 a month WVJK far itEft bruit Dentist office iver City Bank Hopkinsville Ky I Drs Oldham and Gregory Ostep paths 705 Clay St Hopkins yule Ky Perhaps you need a bracer some thing that will give you energy life and ambition A suggestion try I HARPER whiskey Sold by Long Hopkinsville Ky AGENTS ANTEDSan Francisco earthquake disaster thousands were killed and injured 00000000 worth of property destroyed Full and authentic story told by survivors andieyewitnesses Largest and best book best illustrated SO per cent profit to agents Freight paid credit given outfits free Send four 2 cent stamps for postage Address Cooper Co 134 Lake street Chicago Ill AS YOU LIKE iiV And You Are Sure to Like It if toudbvf Everyone who can possibly leave home Thursday l1ig should see the presentation of liAS You Like It in the chapel of BethelFemale College on that night The young ladies want to raise af und for a gymnasium and they shauldrbe encouraged by everyone having at heart the good of one of our leading educational institutions Help the young ladies by giving them that 50 cent centI They will be more than thankful and will not forget yourte Building Elevator The James Cate Son Co since the incorporation of the inparlYt has already made its first step toward enlarging its facilities for dong a largely increased business by beginning work on a new elevator When completed the company will be able to store from 25000 to 30 000 bushels of wheat The output of this mill will be made entirely from home grown wheat The company held a meeting lastE week and elected the following officers Cate president 9t Davison secretary James Cate treasurer treasurerSALARY SALARY 50000 F6rmer General Manager I Gets Better Position John Wallace formerly general manager of the Illinois Central railroad and later chief engineer of the Panama Canal Commission has been elected President of the Electrical Properties Company in New York It is said that the position will pay 50000 a year yearHad Had a Close CallA If dangerous surgical operation operationi ulcer as large as my hand from my daughters hip was prevented by the application of Buckjens Arnica SalveHsnys A Stickel of Miletus Va Persistent use of the Salve completely cured it Cures Cuts Burns and Injuries 25c at i Hardwick drug store Mrs I Qarber of Paducah is 1 here on a visit to her parents Kr Ad Jibs Jofca Young 1 Don WoorT A Last YokrsY This spring and summer unless circum stances compel you to You are sure to feel uncomfortable when you see your friends and 5 aequaintances attired in this seasons attractive suits Styles have changed so radically that nine men out of ylev suit i I We have the greatest line of uitso Select 1J 4s Pi D1Otwt Po ii That iiliefdund in Hopkmsville To truly appreciate the new designs and fabrics we are sEbw this season you youwant want to see them i ft fi i Itw ill be a pleasure td I h9w them i Jl vH JfT WALL CQ The Old Reliable Jewelry House of Hopkinsville is after tithe best place to get anything in the Jewelry line Theres a record behind us a record of over thirty years a clean record of satisfied customers a record of honest dealing for honest quality honest prices Its a record any Jeweler might feel proud of And when we sell an article we have in mind that we have a record to maintain andno slipshod methods no careless workmanship no lack of quality is ever allowed to mar the record of the past BiiVto improve if possible this record is ever our aim and goods are sold for as low tfprice as it 13 possible to sell reliable goods It will pay you in the end to deal with then Old Reliable Jeweler KELLY 4 1 nain St Opp Court House NeJf York Life to Hopkinsville Ky April 30th 1906 Mr Walter Garnett Agent New Yurk Life Insurance Coi Dear SirL City It gives me pleasure to acknowledge receipt of statement of optional settlement on 20Payment Life Policy No 223593 for 150000 issued at age 35 with premium of 5250 taken out with you Apr 29 86 After having been insured for 20 years I am offered a paid up policy for 1500 and a cash dividend of 40688 or the total value may be withdrawn in cash121585 which is more than have paid in in the 20 years or a fully paid up policy payable at my death for 8221900 The cash settlement of 121585 is equal to Term Insurance at 1287 per 1000 and an investment of the balance of premiums wit per premoiums cent compound interest for twenty years This showing is gery a creditable one for the New York Life and I will be pleased to give you my application for 1000 on the Ordinary Life plan Yours very truly WEST The 9 StoL Ry Three trains daily between Henderson Owensboro Louisville and points East Excellent connections in Louisville for Frankfort Lexington Cincinnati and Eastern cities Elegant equipments on all trains Parlor cars on day trains Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers on night trains Irwin AM Garrett Tp A LOUISVILLE KY SHIP DAVIS SONGRADERS Wool for Manufacturers It will brinyou more this way than any other way We solicit large or small amoWi ts Dugs furnlNo commi fission ReferenceAnd bank or businewa House here and late Qf pleased pers NAittf lf 1719l1 I ti Ntrt ttl Wa81tblte a f7 Dayr4l ro fYo ir 11 nJIJI aT nnX B1MfOttKATJOH I M1 I 7r 1 a tim cwt 1.