hopkinsville kentuckian. (hopkinsville, ky) 1900-07-27 [p 3]. · hollo isll1 exclaimed offukjp...
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Now Open for sinesI
Rates 2 per day 8 per week or 30 per month
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EVERTHING NEW AND STRICTLY UPTODATE
ANALYSIS OF SULPHUR WATERr
silfbate 1 Jii UL 9820Alumina w
Carbonate Iron 832Chloride of Sodium v VChlorak of Calcium tracqi11egueulumulphato la J gig
Alkaliem j e = a wj = 5620Sulphur ulphuretted 1 860Hydrogen u u u iju h j
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LOCATION I
These celebrated springs are located 6nJhe I C Railroad half way be ¬
tween Hopkinsville and Princeton Six trains twp mails telegraphand telephone A Louisville String Band will furnish music during theseason For further information addrebs the proprietors
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NO 210 SOUTH MAIN ST PHONE NO 1012
HOT HQT HOTWhy not buy fresh bread at
MAIN ST BAKERYInstead of standing over the hot stove at home baking jourbead Yuu can get anything in the baking line such as bread
J 1r cakes and pies baked fresh every day We also bake ham onorders Full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Country Pro ¬duceIJOE K TWYMAN4PtEE DELIVERY TO ANX AND ALL TAUTS OF TUB CITY
Ia THEGEAT SUMMER RESORT 1900 I
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ARCADIA HOUSE
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celebrated chalybeate and salt spriugd are situatedn LouIsville and M 1isbn othe Illinois Centralrailroad
Cheeppvttbo Ohio and Southwtstorn Railroad 165 miles meet ol tnend 68 past of Paducah Ky u
The Arcadia House is qew nnd neatly furnished with ca acty of entertaming 800 persona Thq owners the hotel are also owners of the
Yand the guests Arcadia House have free access to the Springs withoutcharge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July
offer many advantages to persona visUfng the Springs The dry and liquid
IIalts aro D1 ufactuted pt theseJS
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A GRAVE DOUBT
Presented Itself to tho Mind of a lii6n i>
elof Maidto fTheres a colony of bachelor Jflaif i
tltoyduringenco 06 such been onthu iaftflthofr condition ofthorn has paused as it werotoilli
bti6lttisand the othor day one of hattpatriot discovered leer in n lft3study
Hollo Isll1 exclaimed offUKJPmanner of bachelor maids you odtorIAnytlungserious y tf
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me cant you tCertainly I was thinks K
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long it would take for ft Ileindict to become an oldmaidfnave you any idea j
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thought of it in that way befbrQhtAt prosent that particular Ooljbi1g
of bins is more or less prturbc1 i-tmindN Y Sun t
Awarded a Victoria Crops lI
The man who looks after tpe coatat the Britishcross His name is Hook and ho wonthe decoration in the Zulu campaigiuFor the space cf four hours Hook andten companions held tho hospitalwards at Rorkes drift against therepeatedassaults of numberless ZulusWhen ammunition ran out they de¬
fended the doorway with the bayonet 1
piling the deafoup a a barricade inevery lull in the fighting Althoughthe savages sttcetJeded in setting theplace on fire Hook and his compan-
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rescued tho wounded but it wasonly after 12 hours incessant fighting that the Zulus finally drew offNo less than eight Victoria crosseswere given on account of the affairat Rorkes drift
HAS NATURE WARNED YOU 7 tNature herself clad in the early garbs o-
Prlnl blossoms forth trees and flowers causingthe despondent chord to vibrato to themost ofaUspringtimc and how doyou feel Have that feelingthe forerunner of Chills Malaria and TyphoidFever t It so you must not pass this warningas It Is an of sickness avoid thisconsult us as our advice costs you nothingCall on your druggist and proture a bottle otDr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Takeone dose a day at bed time for six days thenfollow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan ChitTonIc following the dIrections and after two
springPreparewhen the atmosphere germsnecessary your warns yourepeat the above These Remedies in stockrid sold by
A tongue may inflict a deeper rwound than a sword
0An Epidemic of DlnrrhenA Sanders writing from Co
coaunt Grove Florida says there hasbeen quite au epidemic of diarrhoeathere He had a sevefe attack andwas cured by four doses of ChamberJains Colic Colera and DiarrhoeaRemedy He says he also recouirnpnded it to others mid they say itis the best medicine they ever used
Sold by R C Harciwick
An ounce of love is better than apound of law
purifiedbywhile the kMnavs are wrong FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE is just whatwill make healthy kidneys and purgoodSold
An injury forgiven is better thanan injury revenged
How In The TicketDoes it suit you T Well we are not all
alike you know in this world and it isbard to please any one but the fnvoris unanimously for DC Clld wells syr-up Pepsin aa it is guaruteed to cureConstipation Indigestion and SickHeadache and Stomach TroubleSold by C Ie Wyly
Children are ain cares butvery uncertain comforts
IMIBB mum BWpticianyhcnlrcplidlLENT is applied Price 2 S ilia tj<
ctft Sold by R C Hardwick-
i 1 wijfnans curiosity will gcTtvjiae
aifii a her pin money>
Hirbini clear the complexiongives buoyancy to tun mind cures
regulates tLe stomach andstimulates the liver and is in facfc a
to health 1rico QO
touts Sold by R C Hardwiok
There are more or less missgivegs about a girls affections
If tho etomaoh liver and bowels hunt
pedorm their unity functions reglarly aim uaturalyi the blood
comes contaminated with impuritiesand is in debilitatedHEROINE is remarkable for its effiuacp iu curmgeha aUmeotQ of summerand disorders prevalent during hot
eather Price 60 cents Sold by nHardwick
POPULAR ANBfWisiSl> <
Congressman HItt as Statesmanand Friend of Statesmen
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RobertaLittminiscentt tba Mult Would be aNotwetly
national nod irate ttettlonal affairs tor-
t nearly n generation but lite has enJoyed crKcinnl relntlona of a peculiariy close rlmricter with more men ofSplnptifi piTlmpa than arty other manOf tin diytljefWas nttiHicrl to Llnaoln
a WRY that tfiivg din enviable fnjgnities for studying Hie prrt Mam of
wind He rosy ft alatiogffcplier und a rnetvapaper rrporter for
Cliiraco Tribune ftntl throHjrftoilfJInlptpr eWtion to the 0nlted Staten4hate veiling Mitt followed Lincolnwordrcoins national reputation and whichmore than anything else contributedto his election as president owe theirpermanent and enduring form to theoriginalaamong his literary treasures Lincolncalled him Itchturd vns fond of thoboy
war Mr Mitt came to1S1Vnshingtnn nil a clerk of n congren
Bionnl committee and had an opportupity to become acquainted with therent statesmen of the reconstruction-
oraIlls good wile sent him to Tarip in
y87a ust rafter the Ilranc Prussianwar as secretary of legationandcharge daffaires pd interim History
was being made rapidly in the Frenchcapital in those drays and Mr HUtspent seven years in Paris a periodwhich was closely packed with Im-
portant events lie returned to Wash ¬
ington in 1881 to become assistant secretary of state and the next yearwas elected a member of the house ofrepresentatives AU thrqugh hiscareer in congress he has been conspicuous in the discussion of interna ¬
tional questions and now as chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs he is regarded as a diplomatlc authority without u peer
Mr Hitt has had the good fortuneto cement friendship more firmlythan almost any other man now inpublic life Ho was Blames closestfriend in Washington In the conclud ¬
ing years of jBlaines life Hitt wasthe man in whom he confided mostand was often to be found in the his ¬
toric old mansion on Lafayette squareAt the same time that he enjoyedthese affectionate relations with thegreat secretary of state he was thebest friend of Speaker Reed DlainesAndeno tribute could be paid to thedelicate tact of the Illinois represent-ative
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than that he should have con ¬
tinued for years such a relationshipwith two such men without losingthe confidence ofeither
In lint Hitts house in K street isa room which is devoted to the mem ¬
ory of Blaine The walls are coveredwith pictures of the Maine leaderwith autograph letters and all sortsof relics which bring Elaine to mindElsewhere in the house are Lincolnrelies and stored away somewhere inplaces where they will be found sometime and brought to light are scoresand hundreds of confidential lettersfrom men whose names will figure inhistory
Mr Hitt is of medium height ofmodest bearing and one Of those inpublic life not too numerous who is
gentleman always ills voice is softand modulated his manner is frankand friendly although ho never forgats the diplomatic proprieties hisconversation is stored with Informa-tion
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and anecdote and yet ho liasnever toon known to reveal a thingwhich was to be kept in confidencelift makes no pretensions to oratoryanti is not much of a politician
AVlitfre Lafayette In llurlvil
SperoCcourIIn otto is buried writes Edith fromParis to the Ladies Home JqinrnnlYore birds of passage like ourselvesejjldom conic At tho end of a rosegrown pardon Is a little cemeterywhere bearers of some of tho oldest
onlydesccndnntaguillotine are eligible to a grave thereCgreatand his wife Beyond the first ceme-tery is a second where the bodies of1300 BJrfstocr tlo Tiotlma et the revolu
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An2 Expensive Tip 2is the one which you cut off and r
J throw away every time that yousmoke a Five Cent cigar There is
W nearlyas much in making thisPI end as all the rest of the cigar and
yet everyman who buys a cigar cutsg it and throws it aWay You getAM all you pay for when you smoke
Old Virginia CherootsM
Three hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked tins
gj year Ask your own dealer Price 3 for 5 centsT
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Commissioners SaleKentuokyLuteEquityCharles
BY VIRTORE of a Judgement and order of Sale of the Christian Cir ¬
cuit Court rendered at the Juno term thereof JUDO in the above cause Ishall proceed to offer for sale at the Courthouse door in Hopkfnsville Kyto the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the 0th day ofAugust 1000 at 11 oclock R m1or thereabout being Cpunty Court dayupon a credit of Twelve Months the fallowing described property towit
Certain tracts or parcels of land situated in Christian County KyuenrCasky station
First Tract contains 850 acres on which all the improvemintu on theCaskyl Win free place are located consisting of a twostory dwellinghouse 2 barnsstable and other outbuildings
Second Tract contains M8J acres olf the East endof the CaskyWinfree farm adjoining the above and all on the North side of the Nash-villeRoadiThird Tract contains 21 acres of land with good dwelling six roomscabin blacksmith shop stable and other outbuildings north of L A N RR andEast of Casky rpad at Casky Station
Fourth Tract contains about 7 acres on South side ofL A N R R-
and lying on both sides of Casky road with 8 cabins on sauteFifth Tract contains about 8 acres South side of L N RRand
West of New Road from Casky to Bradshaw road noSaid laud is being sold CIr the payment of debts of Casky A WinfreetFor the purchase price the purchaser must execute bond with approved
surety or securities bearing legal interest from the day of stele until paidand having the force and effect of a Replevin Bond Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms N
FRANK RIVES Master Commissionern
WFor sale by R C Hardwick aa Jae 0 C ioiW= im
FINE FARM FOR SALE
Well Adapted to Agriculture orStock Raising
Being desirous o f dunging my bus ¬
iness I offer for sale mT farm 4 milesEast of Cruftoulcontahiing 300 acresknown as the
Rice Dulin HomesteadIn in the highest state ofcultivation
improvementsThere25 head of stock cowsheds toolshed32granarie8corucrib2 teunmenthouses good ice bouse etc 200 acresin cultivation and 100 in timber TLe
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farm is within 6 miles of coal fieldsconvenient to schools and churchcbFinely situated for stock raisingStock flies are n ver troublesome inIthis neighborhood Will sell atbargain i crash balance to suitthe lUfC11N9eC
M V DULIN Crofton Ky
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mre the most fatal of alldiseasesFOLEYS KIDNEY CUREa GUARANTEED remedyor money refunded Con ¬
tains remedies recognizedby all eminent physiciansIidneyandBladder
Price soc and 100For said by Anaerson Fowler
The L N will sell round triptickets to Louisville at a fare and athird July 31st and for trains ar¬
riving at Louisville morning ofAug1st limited to Aug 2nd ac¬
count Populist Rally and State
onventionhears vo act x Alha Kind You Haw Alwys BwgW
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ProaldontChicagovl 017 LaSallo Avenue Chicago III
yearsRegularlyLegislature Capital fully paid 8100000
The oldest largest most reliable and sue ¬
cessful Medical Institute in the U SPrivate rooms for Patients with facilities
for any emergency XIlay Microscopicaland Urlscoplcal Examinations are made h-
all cases whenever diagnosis Is doubtfulWrite or free Hook on Deformities and
Braces Club Feet Curvature of the SpinelironchltUi Catarrh Cancer Tumors PilesParalysis Epilepsy Klduey liladder EyeEar Skin and lllood Discuses and sill SirapparatusI
Wo absolutely guarantee to ours storycaso of Nervous Debility and dlHenscs resuiting from abuses and IntilMtretions ofYouth and Slnnhoodi Mpvriiialorrlicoa SemInnl AVonkness night lonsw unrt vital rulaIn urine Impotenoy Vurlooo If roerie Stricture rhlmoHU etc etc ci U8ICensonablu No InonmbU eaves n <xde oC0llordepasitaeh uea JHilureIs unknown to U8i 10000 testlmunlal I ttcron the from oiire l patients Manl nthomo CotiHultiitlon trIo and cyndiliihilpersonally or by Iqttor Write ua mduy100page itook on all Chrome and inKu ttDlacrood and list of 130 questions nt frery
14tHaste makes waste and wastemakes strife twixt buwband andwife
A TIMELY HINTlarichperfectly healthy condition by thN use of PtGerman Liver Powder Then yoqtwill be free from malaria feverLiverkowdeeFor your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce
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