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1HOPKIN3VILLE KENTUCKIAN MAY 80 07 PAGE FIVE

When theHair Palls

VOew fwRennuuIts time to act I No time

to study to read to expert ¬

yourhairSo make up your mind thisvery minute that If your hairever comes out you will useAyers Hair Vigor It makesthe scalp healthy The hairanyI¬

The boat kind of a testimonialII Sold for over sixty yearn7 deby JoAyerCOZowollkruaorM°

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SARSAPARILLAPILLSCHERRY PECTORAL

4Mr W T Tandy went to RussellTuesday to attend a meeting o-

ri the board of trustees of Bethel College Mr Tandy is a member o-

fkt e board and says that under thW management of Prof William Har-

risont old Bethel is getting alont finely

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Eye Ear Nose anti ThroatProo Test Mado for Glasses

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The best on earth All fluesmovable for cleanlinessDoors furnished with airtight locks Shelves of Sol¬

id galvanized iron EightWalls to preserve the iceWe have them in porcelaintinted and also the best gradeof zinc

mW A PPOOL1SON

Time is Money1 A Says the proverb more so

now than ever If you wanta new watch an accuratetime keeper that will wearlong and wear well call on-

us wo have every kind inrf sack excojt bad ones and

a to suit all

REPAI 8scientificallyfitted Eyes

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1THERE SHOULD BEIcMore Arrests fore Gfdeity to

AnimalsLrtHenry L9is colored1 Was arrest

ed Tuesday tried and fined 11 forJ

cruelty to his horse The officel

who made the arrest says that Honrys horse stuck a nail in one of hitfeet last winter and the hoof finallycame off Lewis was working theanimal to a wagon all the rimepoor horse was suffering the greaest possible pain though the ownerhad a large shoe made for it Hsays so great was the pain that thedumb brute endured that he wastrembling constantly

There are probably more brokendown lame and starved animalsmade to work in the city than any-

place of its size in the state Timeand again have we been appealed to-

by ladies and gentlemen to raise avoice against this cruelty and wehave dons so The officers are apallfthey can if people onlynotify them and appear against theare¬

raigned in court We oftenorg¬

aof cruelty to animals but no one hastaken the initiative We have doneour part and have the officers Itremains for the people to do theirsalso Merely complaining availsnothing Do something if you wantthe evil stopped

A Significant PrayerMay the Lord help you make

Buckl ens Arnica Salve known to allwrites J G Jenkins of Chapel HillN C It quickly took the pain outof a felon for me and cured it in awonderfully short time Best onearth for sores burns and wounds25c at R C Hardwicks drug store

JUDGE CANTRILL

Resigns From the Court of

Appeals

Frankfort Ky May 28JudgeJames E Cantrills resignation as ajustice of the Kentucky Court ofAppeals was accepted today by GovBeckham

The formal resignation filed byJudge Cantrill gave his ill health as-

h sre soh for ireslgning He is suffering from paralysis and has not beenIable to attend to the duties of theposition

Gov Beckham appointed John DJCarroll as his successor The reg-

ular¬

election will occur next Novem ¬

berJudge Carroll has been acting as

Court Commissioner for the lastIfifteen months an office created bythe last Legislature

Heavy impure blood makes amuddy pimply complexion head ¬

aches nausea indigestion Thinblood makes you weak pale sicklyBurdock Blood Bitters makes theblood rich red purerestores per-fect

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health

CLUB MEETING

Greatly Enjoyed by Members in Attendance

Beverly Ky May 25The OldMaids Club of Beverly was highlyentertained by Miss Mary EmmaSivley last Wednesday evening

Members present Misses AdaAdams Janie Major Ida GreenwoodMyra Word and Annie Major Mem-

bers¬

absent Misses Mattie Stegarand Gladys BartleyfI

The following offices were electedMisses Janie Major Pres IdaiGreenwood Vice Pres Mary EmmaSively Secretary and TreasurerMiss Mary Belle Giles applied formembership Committee was ap-

pointed¬

to ascertain if she was tooold for membership If the com

mittee reports favorably she will be

initiatedat the next meeting whichwill be entertained by Miss AdaAdams in two weeks PET

250 Louisville and ReturnVia Ills Central

Special excursion train leavingHopkinsville 1110 a m SundayJune 2d returning leave Louisville7 p m1fonday June 3d Tickets

on train Servicefirst class J B MALLON Agent

Thresher for SalaI

One Frick 30 x 50 and one Frick0 x CO separator which lean sell ati

fit bargains << RH RIvesj

Cumb Phone 2504

GITY COURT

Imposed a Total of 59650

i Fines During May

iff Arrests Made DuringMonth and Less

Than AprilJ

The month of May was not verythetthere had been 77 arrests against186 for April

The total fines assessedto 59650 Part of the fines werreplevied but 27250 in cold caswas collected and paid into the citytreasury

May was an average month or a lit¬

tIe under for evildoers Not thatthe people probably are growingmore lawabiding but that theprompt arrest of offenders is dread-ed

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The officers are vigilant andare anxious to maintain order andevildoers are begining to realizefact more and more every day thathe police play no favorites-

In recognition of their efficiencyand the fine work they have doneunder the present administrationthe whole force is now wearinghandsome uniforms and Stetsonhats given them by the council Abetter looking lot of officers cannot be found anywhere They arealways on the alert are polite andin fact each fills the bill as theideal policeman

Stops itching instantly Curespiles eczema salt rheum tetteritch hives herpes scabiesDoansOintment At any drugstore

WILL MARRY TODAY

Goes to Tennessee for HisBride

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Its out and Esquire Walton Garrott says its a fact He is to takeunto himself a wife today Thelady of his choice is Miss Annie Pol ¬

lard whose home is at St Bethle ¬

hem Tenn She is popular intelli¬

gent of attractive personality andwill make the home of Esquire Garrott happy in every way The marjriage will take place at the home ofthe bride and after receiving thecongratulations of friends they willreturn to Christian county to maketheir home on the farm of the groomnear St Elmo

For a mild easyaction of the bow ¬Reguletsisconstipation 25 cents a box Askyour for them

TO SANDWICH ISLAND

Rev T D Moore Ships ATrio of Fine Fowls

Rev T D Moore shipped thisweek a trio of his famous CornishIndian fowls to Honolulu HawaiiThey were sold to John Markham apoultry breeder of the far awayPacific Ocean This is probably thelargest shipment ever made by aKentucky breeder of fine fowls MrMoore has chickens as fine as any inthe United States

Positions for Young MenNo worthy competent young man

need be without remunerative em-

ployment¬

in these days of unprece ¬

dented prosperity The BusinessUniversity at Bowling Green Kyannounces that it cannot furnisheven half as many bookkeepers as it

asked to supply and yet this insti-

tution¬

prepares perhaps more book-keepers

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than any other school in the

SouthNOWis the time for

men A to gt ° into permanent busi-

ness

HERE AND THERE

For social medicinal or householduses I W HARPER whiskey is thebest and safest The most popularhigh grade whiskey on the marketSold by W R Long HopkfrsvilleKy

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A W Pyle the veteran furniture

withKeachhe will be pleased to see his friends

Drs Qldham Osteopaths 705 SClay St Hopkinsville Ky

Best molasses on earth 25c gal ¬

on at Lander Bros Newstead

Best coffee on earth 20c perpound at Lander Bros Newstead

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FORMER MINISTER

Has Landed In federal ToilsAt Richmond Va

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r tpig Clarksville LoafChronicle

1t f hn Thompson lifqfgrave for

EpiscopaltmQid Va on the charge of fraudulafttly using the mails His arrestgrew out of a letter sent to the Ten ¬

nesseeKentuckyon which he securedmerchandise

A batch of letters from attorneys

numerousdcausehpasty six months Hargrave has

swmdledonehuiidredbusinesshouses

portable propertyIn 1903 after a communication be ¬

tween Bishop Gibson of Virginiaand Bishop Cauncey Brewster of

expelledfromagainstttioiiin Hanover County

thebestremedyease = croup Has been used withsuccess in our family for eight

BuffaloNIn Memory

One Sunday May 19 1907 theAngel of Death entered the home of

departingborewife and mother

Alice Childress was born in Vir ¬

ginia more than fifty years agoWhen scarcely more than a girl shewas married to John R Dickersonand came to Bennettstown Kywhere they have since lived

To this union were born four chil ¬

dren two sons and two daughtersOne son died in infancy Judson thesecond son preceded his mother tothe grave seven years ago Thedaughters Mrs W D Carter andMrs J C Calhoun with the devotedhusband are left to mourn theirloved one

Dear Vada and Lula your motherhas left you Not only have youlost a good mother but the com¬

munity has lost one of its best no-

blest¬

women

It had been my privilege to knowMrsDickerson intimately for sixteenyears I never heard her speak anangry word or evil of any one Shewas noted for her hosipitality tostrangers None ever applied invain to her for food and shelter

Truly she hath scattered her breadupon the waters and we have theblessed assurance that it will be re ¬

turned unto herHow often have I heard her

breathe this prayer in songWhen ends lifes transient dreams

When deaths cold sullen streamsShall oer me rollBlest Savior then in love

Fear and distrust removeOh bear mesafe above

A ransomed soulLifes transient dream is ended to

our loved one and the Savior inwhom she trusted will answer herprayer She is a ransomed soulawaiting in glory the loved ones sheleft on earth

May the Lord confort them intheir distress and may we all liveso that when death comes to us wetoo may be ransomed souls

ONE WHO LOVED HERh

The MasonKipp forceFeedLubricator

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NEAR PEMBROKE

The Night Riders Commit

Fresh Outrage

Another visitation of night riderswas made in the Pembroke neigh-borhood

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Saturday night Tha plantbed of J W Hammock Son wasscraped and entirely destroyed Itcontained 200 or 800 yards Mr JW Hammock is the father ofHenry Hammock whose bed wassowed in grass seed early in theseason Other farmers whose bedswere sowed in the same vicinity wereDrWA Lackey BDLackey DavisBurrus Ben Burrus and > Wm Dossett Some of these victims havesince joined the Association and willtry to get plants from their neigh ¬

bors Henry Hammock will not at-tempt

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to raise a crop as he says hewants to sell out and leave thecountry The elder Hammock hadset only 500 hills and he will nothave plants for a crop

BACK FROM SCHOOL

To Spend The Good OldSummerTime at Home

A bevy of young ladies arrivedFriday night last from school to gotheir homes in different parts of thecounty The crowd was composedof Misses Nannie Malone FenaTrice Jennie Coleman Maymie Rob ¬

inson Mary Henson Mae KarbMary Stith Myrtle Johnson OliveWaller and Fredda Pickens

All of them had been attendingLogan College Russellville andlooked bright and happy in anticipa ¬

tion of spending the good old sum ¬

mertime at home I

After stepping from the trainthey treated the crowd to the collegeyell

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many

these

relied

pills

colds

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up at KYan line of

new find few of

Paris GreenOil

Hog OilOil Machines

Lime Ice RoofiingTarred

We to call and see

Ice Tongs forRakes for only 25c

Brass extension sashDOLLS DOLLS

Pint Tincollars

best lOc and 20c per lb candyin the city

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PAID BY

Riders toNear Dee

Night riders who destroyed twoplant beds on the farm of DavidWOPtton near Pee Dee some timeago went back night andscraped two more beds to

Mr is old andinfirm being 86 years age

r IMANmALINMANAlIN

Excellent Remedyfor Constipation

There are ailmentsdirectly upon con ¬

stipation such as biliousnessI discolored and pimpledskininactive dyspepsia over ¬

worked kidneys and headache

Remove constipation andall of ailments dis¬

appear

MANALIN can be uponto produce a gentle actionthe bowels making anddrastic cathartics entirely un¬

necessary t

A dose or two ofis In slight febrileattacks la grippe and k-

ti influenza

Notice tot 1

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Ht The TradeW-

e have opened NEWSTEAD K5elegant merchandise Everyi

thing Below a the manyitems carried

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Lawn MowersMachine Lawn Swings

Hammocks 1WLinseed WashingHarness Oil Poultry Wire

Turpentine Sewing Machines

CotsVarn1sh +

CreamRubbretteFreezers Roofing

extend a cordial invitation us

LANDER BROSNewstead Ky

AT THE RACKETonlyl0cGar-

denrods10cDO-

LLSCups 2 for5cRub-ber only20cT-

he

VISIT

Farmer Pee

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liver

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Rolls Toilet Paper for 10cThe largest stock of Window Shades-

to be found in the cityWe do all kinds of repairingLStraw Matting allCoil Springs for screen doors 16 in

long and 2 ey4sL only5c<

k

The Racketila

Incorporated

Joe PPool Pres

SECOND

Octogenarian ¬

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Saturdaybelonging

croppers Wpotton

dependent

ManaHnadvisable

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FyTheBronaugh the colored butcher forMax Meyer Son left the city Mon ¬ RJday evening with two blind negromen who were doing the town LNVMonday Chief Roper made in¬

iquiring Tuesday by phone as to theboy being in Clarksville Chief

Robertson said the boy was leading

one of the men about ClarksvUIo allday Tuesday An officer was to goafter him yesterday