fs 7y fa i1 117S TilE KENTUCKIAN MAYkG 1905

Tho Kind You Have Always Bought and which 1ms beenIn use for over 30 years has borne the signature of

and lias boon made under Ills pcrsonal supervisIon slnco its il1funcy

4 Allow no ono to deceive you in thisAll Counterfeits Imitations and Justasgood ftro butExperiments that trifle with and endanger the health ofInfants and Glilldrcu Experience against Experiment

What is CASTORIACastoria Is n harmless substitute for Castor 011 PareBoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant Itcontains neither Opium Morphino nor other Narcoticsubstance Its ago Is its guarantee It destroys Worms

i and allays Feverishnegs It cures Diarrhoea and WindpColic It relioves Teething Troubles cures Constipation

and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates theStomach and Bowels givIng healthy and natural sleepThe Childrens Panacea The Mothers Friend

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYSS Bears the Signature of

ismo dThe Kind You Have Always Bought

In Use For Over 30 YearsTHE CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY BTRCCT NEW YORK CITY

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Cash Value Loan LoanPaidUp Insurance f f

Extended Insurance o JThat Works Automatically

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A Mutual BenefitIPolicy where two years premiums have been paid protects a mans fainilwhen by neglect carelessness inability or sickness his policy lapses

W 0 W 0 DENNIS CO State Agts<

i>uo west main Street Louisville JBVHenry D Wallace Resident Agent

Hopkinsville Kentucky

J Q Buckner Jas We-

stWestBueknert Exclusive handlers of the

Celebrated IfR Secreek Coal

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13tE and Railroad StreetsPhonesCumberland 76 Home 1544

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Ceo CLong Prest x C F Jarrett VPrest Thos W Long CashierI

J+ First National BankCorner Ninth and Main Streets

f Mopkinsvllle a KentuckyCapital Stock n 6000000-Su1lus and Undivided ProfitsNN12QOO00

BOARD OF DIRECTORSDR T W BLAKEY LEE ELLISJOHN P PROWSE R W DOWNERSTOWET VPretGEO Praldjnt V

One f the most modern and best equipped banks in the State TheirVault and Safe Deposit constitute a feature

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IURPEES SEEDS GROW ANDWIN MORE PRIZESJthan tha product of any other brand Besides several Gold Medals they won thaonly vegetables at St Louis Exposition BTlt you intend topagestthFORDUPOK F4lfotSA the TftalWATLEE BURPEE t CO MsnHIUiDEtPHllj

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tfraddProves a paying Industry

In ArkansasI v4

Hatching jiliigatdrs isilifc>

latestuse to hiclriflcubttfors M ft beenput licgintpng with chIckensduclsJgdesaana turkeys the useof incubators WB extended to os-triches

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fwd babies nd now aof an alligator farm in

Arkansas has mlo tea the use ofIincubators there says the amatour iiaturalistin the NeWYorTribune

An alligntiin its propagat ¬lug habitsJ1tmeen a fish and alien It fe ifflli iii the water like afish and lnyggs but instead oflaying th0n water it goeout and makeHa nest on the man 11i

liljeahen11rIn this ael it 25 or 30 eggs

and thin lffists to the warmweather to them out ItIperiod olpnGjibation of alhga fo ryeggs is lCi known fytjfit is tely five weekstil4a forthighJKidnger than chic neggs or a v than duckeggs

Most of the alligators hatchetat the farms are sold Jtheir infalcf for 1 apiece to VIEitors ronfthe north As many aUligators are raised to maturity asthe inclosed swamps and streams Bof the alligator farm will permitThey are valuable for their hideswhich are used for bags belts1purses and like purposes

The supply of alligators is muchless than the demand as the hidehunters have killed off all theycould find and there is as yet noclose season in the game for theirprotection Like the terrapinthey are becoming extinct in theirwild state

At the alligator farms no morold alligators are kept than arneeded for breeding purpose i1Most of them are sold whenJtmonth or six weeks old and thfejothers are killed at an early agearwhen their hides are more pliableand easily worked

Alligator farming so far hasproved a profitable industry r f1

TO KEEP IN HEALTHY TRIM

Physical Exercise Is Gaining in Pop ¬ularity Among Every Class

of People

Physical exercise is the fad ofthe hour there is no denying thatDespite the attractive healthfulexy ¬an Iwalking women are now join ¬ing classes in gymnasiumsgetting up fetching costumesfor their fad and pursuingit with all the ardor of which theare capable The results aregood of course but the cost issomething with which to reckonsays the Philadelphia Inquirer-

As a sex we do not getcient exercise to keep us in gootrimr are busy enough forthat matter but our employmentstie us to a chair Housework isIsaid to be the most healthful of alljwork because of its diversity andthe necessary exercise that goeswith it but tho average womanoverdoes the thing she tires her ¬self out many iiines because oflack of method in her work andafter allthe housework does moreharm than good

A doctor never succeeds in con ¬vincing patients that indolenceis-a foe to health If you wohtwalk upstairs he says in desper-ation walk down for your liverssake and some few follow hisadvice Elevators are a habitlike street cars When you canbe transferred from your frontbdoor to your place ofnever attempt to walk even ablock but you do not give athought to the distance thattakes you to a car when your homeis not on the car line In tall build-ings

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elevators are a joy and com ¬fort but they ought not to be contcsideredstairs except by those whose business requires a constant travelingbetween stories

Drowning an OctoroonDaniel Murray long an assist

ant in the library of congress isgpreparing a historical review of11IIand other fields Mr Murray saidin a recent interview To thegreat mass of readers it will benews that Robert Drowning wasan octoroon The same may besaid of Alexander HamiltonAlexander Poushldn Russiasgreatest poet was quadroon

To Cure a Cold in One DayTake Laxative Bromo QuinineSeven Minion boxes sold In past 12 months This signatureiC

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t Vli E Curtis in tbf1phfcagoiR01dHeraldsays

rd paking of churches Ro mt tills my attention to ihistake-

It jn of my letters froniY dw Or-ht in which I said that httleal of Sainte Mariei1tui1t btliepldesh

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tia little chapel in SaQmFe MrRy ors reminds me that the cliurc

riithfield Va in IsleIof

hundrednW njyon of the altar is a marble tablet

inking the resting place of th> Whitcraft who

4th s edifice to God in 1631 and diennt dduringtfocivilwindows floors and seats with mon

SenatorfQuay Stanford Hale anoters subscribedall that was acres

arq Once a month the people o

i Parishassemble for worship aold churchi Rpck Creek church in Washingtonis also older than the chapel in NetOrleans for it was built in 1719 ohicks brought from England foballast in ships that came over fotobacco There may beothprchurches quite as old

CANT MAKE A MISTAKE

coil Hopkinsville People Hav-e fto Do Is to Follow Their

rW Neighbors Adviceilfur readers have no excuse for

ig astray The way is alines-liQdged with guideposts in Hopkinsisle They are on every highw-aani bywayIIHe who runs mayexampleI

Avis yarNRR 1enth street saysIII saw Doanshighlyused them that I went to ThomasTraherns drugstore procured a boxand gave them a thorough trial Ihad suffered for a long time with amybackWhen I caught cold it always settledin my back und there followed aweakness of the kidneys which wasexasperating especially at nightoytory results as I obtained from theuse of Doans Kidney Pills I ammeIthe pills and will continue to do soacquaintand ¬

For sale by all dealers Price 50cFosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Ysole agents for the United States

Remember the nameDoansand take no othe-

rCHURCH MEMBERSHIP

Statistics Show That ThreeOut of Eight People Be ¬

long to Churches

Wm E Curtis says in ChicagoRecord Herald

Statistics compiled by Rev DrH K Carroll and Rev Dr D LLeonard upset the popular impres-sion

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that the people of the UnitedStates are not as religious as they

to be and show that the mem ¬of the Christian churches is

increasing more rapidly than thepopulation of the United Statesnotwithstanding the enormous im-migration

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which amounts to threequarters of a million a year

According to the calculation ofcensus bureau the annual in-

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in population is 187 per cent-vhile the increase in church mem-bership

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for tho year 1904 was atriflejmore rapid being 192 per-cent The net gain of all Christiandenominations was 682878 commun ¬icants a slight fallingoff from the

in 1903 There was an increase2810 churches and 1674 clergy¬

during the yearThe increase in communicants

r from 1890 to 1904 was 11004411rI4656 per cent while the

v increasepopulation WitS 11749750or 2834per dentt+ IThe following table will show thenumerical strength of the severallargest donomtofitjoni in the United

hwitrR Catholic J 6257871 10288824jMethodIstS 4689284

5150815fPresbyterian 1278362 1679697Episcopalian 850067 1280925Congregational 482120 667951

34325d 003Jewish 130406 143-00Friends107208

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117065Dunkards 73729 114194Sec Adventists 60491 924186095r 3OCd030313311ta r

the fourteen1Fortythree denominations are in ¬

dicated but several of them areTheretaredifferentkindsrterians twenty two kinds of Luther ¬ans two kinds of Jews two kinds ofMormons four kinds of Friends and

Episcopalianseshow-

the largest numerical increase andLutheran the largest percentageboth being due to the enormousnumber of immigrants from RomanCatholic and Lutheran countriesgreatesYt

greatest number ofchurches The Dunkards and Unitedmemd ¬salists and Swedenborgians in thenumber of ministers and the Swedenborgiads Dunkards UnitedBretheren and Friends in the numher of churches It will surprisepeople to know that the Methodistshave five times as many churches asthe Roman Catholics and the Bap ¬tists nearly is many though theRoman Catholics have 40 per centmore members than the MethodistsBapf ¬churches and more ministers in pro ¬portion to their membership thanadchurches and the number of minis-ters in proportion to their numbersThe Christian Scientists show thelargest gain in every respect duringthe last fourteen years Their de ¬nomination did not exist or was notlarge enough to figure in the statis ¬tics in 1890 but it now has 611churches 1222 ministers and 66022members an increase of fiftytwochurches 104 ministers and 5639members during the year

The following table will show thenumerical increase and decrease inthe principal denominations duringthe year 1904

Minis CommuniChurches tersecants

R Catholics 226 99 241965Methodists 178 343 69244Baptists 469 176 85040Lutherans 819 128 73856Episcopalians 138X11 25381Presbyterians 349 265 36175Congregationalits 79 56 7551Dis of Christ 131 158 24489U Bretheren378 17 6914LD Saints 14 35 1178Dutch Reform 47 75 10422

DecreaseTheChurches of the

United States during the year con¬tributed 18509013 for the supportof 5489 missionaries 22593 nativehelpers 9936 missionary stationswith 399983 communicants and8066 missionary schools with 301170 pupils

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Leave Hopkintville 640 a mArrive Princeton 740 a m

IlPaducah 925 amCairo 1125 a mSt Louis 616 p mChicago to to 945 P n

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ajmArriveHenderson 600p in-

I Evansville 625 p toImArriveI Leave Princeton 235 p mArrive Paducah 415 p m

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Leave Hopkinsville 430 p nnArrive Princeton 6 30 p lIb

Princeton 257 a w2Arrive Louisville 750 a mLeave Princeton 227 a mArrive Memphis 820 a m

New Orleans 815 p mNo 341 Daily arrives 940 a mNo 321 Daily arrives350 p mNo 331 Daily arrives 1125 p mF W HARLOW D P A Louisville

J B Mallon Agt Hopkinsville

The SouthwestA Grand Conntry for Homeseek

ers and Investors

MonthsArkansas Louisiana and Texasoffer the greatest inducements forthemrliomessany¬thing that can be grown anywheremild climate good schools goodwater healthful surroundings anda growing country are some of theadvantagesUnexcelled

for raising fruits andvegetables for early markets Landthat can be bought for 5 to 10 pei<acre can be made to yield 100 to

200 per acre in orchard and truckfarmFirst and third Tuesdays cf eachmonth we sell homeseekers ticketsfrom Memphis and Cairo at one firetripApril lowwayfare15

and Cairo to points in Texas Lowrates in proportion from points Eastof Memphis and Cairo

Literature descriptive of abovecountry and information about ratesL O Schaefer T P A

Cotton Belt Cincinnati OJohn C Riley Immigration Agt

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gNORTH OR EASTtlavel via the EVANSVILLEROUTEETH andCEIt-he best equipped and moat directline to Chicago and all points reachedvia Chicago

Inqui riesregarding rates time etagiventbelowtooua atteution

F P Jeanes G P A T A EfansTlileIndS L Rogers General Agfcnt Nashrille TensBrace Jeffries T P A Atlanta Ga

BOYD POOLBARBERS

7th Street Hopkinsville KyEspecial Attention given to

Patrons Clean Linen Satis-factory

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Service Call and be

convincedBathin Connection

Baths 25 centsLeave Orders for

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