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HEE AND THERES

Dr E N Fruit Dentist offlco

foyer City Bank Hopkinsville Ky

k All kinds of lumber for sale Phone

78 J H Winfree

Tobacco worms are getting very

teoableeome in the country

Ihe panning factory te now recciving largo quantities of corn and

tomatoDM Oldhum and fregorjr Qrteo

paths 705 S Clay St HopkinSyffl

KentuckyCapt E W Clark is buy ovary

aught drilling hie company on theL

street and gotting in shape for thetrip to Paducah on the 25th

While a post mortem was beinghold on the body of Louis Viel atDes Moines the patient came to lifeand is rapidly recovering

The unsettled weather conditions

still continue There was a severewindstorm Monday afternoon and

r another rain yesterday afternoon

The sale of the Independent telePhone plant at Paducah was post¬

poned Monday until Sept 11 Many

telephone men wera there to bid on

rthe plantThe Rev Rogers T Clark resigned

sunday as pastor of the First Chris ¬

tian church at Mayfield Mr Clarkgave as a reason for his resignationsome dissatisfaction in his congrega-

tion¬

Every man owes it to himself and

his family to master a trade or pro¬

fession Read the display advertise-ment of the six Morse Schools ofTelegraphy in this issue and learnhow easily a young man or lady may

learn telegraphy and be assured a

position

Miss Ethel Bartholomew who had

been visiting the family of Mr

Walter Kelly returned to her home

in Louisville yeste-

rdayVacatioll

Time d1

A LIST OF THINGS YOUNEED ON VACATION TRIP

I Combs Brushes ToothL Brushes Tooth Pastes

Soaps and Washes ToilettI Soaps Waters Perfumesi Violet Ammonia Boraxr Bath Sponges Mats and

Rags Talcum Powder PacePowders Nail BrushesPiles and Scissors Call andseo our linerT enS9SDruQQistsa

W IPhonesMain

f Cumberland 58 Streetq

r 7 Dove ShootingWill begen August the 1stIf you are in need of a

6nnLoaded Shells

Hunting Coat1

Shell BeltLeggins

Or anything elge in SPORTINGGOODS line call on

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Jack MeadorHome Phone 1277Cumberland 64-

62No84

Main StreetI

Dtls EDWARDSSPECIALTY

I Eye Ear Nose and Throati Teat Made for Olaoaea

Up 8talrtPJiocnU Building Main St I

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PERSONAL GOSSIP

Mrs W T Cooper is at Dawson

Mm a Keegan has returned fromColorado Springs

Miss Nannie Reeder has returnedfrom Elkton-

Miss Bell Thorpo of Chicago is

voting Mrs H C Ballard

MM T J Morrow has returnedfrom a visit to the West

Mrs J B Rogers te visiting in

ftuwollvilleMr Garner Dalton has returned

to Frankfort V

Rev E H Bull went tb frankforttoday for his summer vacation

Mr Saxe McCormielt has returnedfrom Dawson

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Mr T M Jones hasoteto NewtYork to buy goods Z

Mr J M FrankelvVeturned toAtlanta yesterday

Miss Maytie Barker of Kennedyis visiting Mrs JD Morris

Miss Ethel Renshaw has returnedfrom Madisonville

Miss Minnie Jones has returnedfrom a visit to Madisonville

Miss Mary Cook who had been atCerulean for several dayshas return ¬

edMissHelen Royalty who spent

several weeks at Colorado Springshas returned

Mr and Mrs James West whospent several weeks at Waukesha-are home again

Mrs A T McCormack of Bowl-

ing¬

Greenis visiting relatives in the

cityMissesAnnie and Susie Cox areI

visiting Mrs Quint C Atkinson in

ClarksvilleIwhoseIhome nowthe family of Mr John Brasher

Mrs Mason and Mrs Smith ofAdairville are the guests of MrsLucian Davis

Miss Iser who has been the guestof Mrs Henry Frankel has returnedto

NashvilleMissEverett is at home

after an extended visit to friends in

countyMrsStewart and Mrs

Geo Kolb have returned from Ce¬

ruleanMissCornelia Redd who had been

visiting relatives in Cadiz has re¬

turned to the cityMrs Claude Sisk who had been

visiting friends in Princeton andSturgis has returned home

Rodman Y Meacham arrived fromNew York last night to visit his

parentsMrsWalter Thompson and Son

Robert of Madisonville are visitinghere

Mrs Edmund Holloway and MrsThomas Bridwell of Evansville arevisiting Mrs Joe McCarroll

Douglas Hancock came home fromPaducah Tuesday to vote in the pri ¬

mary in the first wardMr and Mrs Geo W Phelps and

baby of Cincinnati will arrive to¬

night on a visit to Mrs E C PhelpsMr Rollin Trice of Tampa Fla

is visiting his father Mr John BTriceteeMrs Amelia Lindsay and daugh ¬

ter Miss Myrtie Lindsay of Madi ¬

sonville were visitors in the city

yesterdayMissHardwick who had

been in Owensboro visiting the fam ¬

fly of her grandfather Mr S WAnderson has returned

Mrs J N Fowright and childrenof Nashville are visiting Mr andMrs T M Edmundson the parentsof Mrs Fowright

Mrs M J Underwood and MisMattie Maye Milligan spent Tues¬

day and Wednesday with relatives inthe Gracey neighborhood

Mr James Harrison and familleft yesterday for their home inDanville Va after a visit to ProfEdmund Harsison Mr Harrisonsbrother

Miss Elizabeth Waller of Hopkinsville is the guest of Miss AnnieLaurie Rudy at the Adams HouseHenderson Journal

Mr Lucien Cayce left Tuesday foOklahoma Since the prevalence oyellow fever in New Orleans and the I

stringent quarantine by Mississippi I

Mr Cayces territory haschanged to Oklahoma and Ne

MexicoMessrs

George Bradley HerschelLong John G EllisTJ Tate Leslie

MargaretBottomlyAnderson and Mesdames F K Yost

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ll ffft jfUKn i i

and EW Clark were of a party that-went toMam mouth Cave Tuesday

Dr W W Ray and family leftTuesday for Lebanon Ky wherethey will make their future homeDr Ray will resume the practice ofhis profession There is n generalfeeling of regret at the departure ofso excellent a family

Missive Ellis who has beenvisitiithj fancily of Mr W ANla1 Q riftd whQ has made manyfrIends in our ooial circles left forho home at Sopkinsville FridayMaaisonville Hustler

Mr Gus Brannon and family whohavobeen boarding at South Ken ¬

tucky College during vacation havetakenrooand board at Mr JohnBrashers on South Campbell st

Mr HOWell Tandy will board atCerulean Springs Hotel until

October lst1fts Tandy wentTuesday

Mrs I P Gerhart was called toHopkinsville Kyr on the account ofthe illness of motherClarksville Leaf Chronicle

Mr and Mrs Ellis Cox and daugh ¬

ter Miss Wihfred of Cairo Illwere in the city yesterday

George Green ijr of Louisana isvisiting his parents This is his firstvisit in three years

Miss Mary McGowan of Louis ¬

ville is visiting Miss Katie Peytonof the Pembroke neighborhood-

Mrs Jno C Duffy and son JohnByars Duffy are visiting Mr G HByars family at Adairville

Dr and Mrs Austin Bell of Bol ¬

ivar were in town yesterdayMiss Flora Harris is visiting Mrs

Tandy Mason in South ChristianMr and Mrs Frank Wilson of

Gracey were in the city yesterdayMiss Sallie Cboms of Maysville is

visiting in the city

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Corrected Each Issue by WD Cooper Broker

WHEAT OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSESept 81D 82J 81l 82Dec 822 S3g 82g 831

Corn irSept 52Vi53 52H 53fc

Dec 44l 44I 441 44g

Oats jv rSept 25J26J 251 25

Dec 261 7 262 262

KANSAS CITY

WHEATOPEN HIGH LOW CLOSESept 74Dec 74g J

CORN

Sept 462Dec SSgv

OATSSept26 J

Dec

St Francis Valley Lands

Of Southeast Missouri and North ¬

east Arkansas river bottom madesoil rich as cream for corn wheatoats clover timothy alfalfa fruitsand vegetables Yield big crop nofailures Open winters Lands nowcheap but advancing investigatethis fall Homeseekers rates AUK15 Sept 3 and 17 Write for StFrancis Valley booklet

E W LaBeaume G P T ACotton Belt Route St Louis Mo

HES HERE

Frank A Lucas the RevenueAgent Busy

The breathing spell only lasted afew days Mr Frank A Lucas reg ¬

istered at Hotel Latham Tuesdaynight It is said he came for thecourts asettlement with some of our peoplewho have been made defendants forback taxes Of course that woulpery¬

hardly think he would mind stirringandI°worth while There has been con ¬

siderable talk since Mr Lucas leftus as to his methods but the con ¬

census of opinion is that while MrLucas may be proceeding accordinggreatfupon t

people and they have already or willbe forced to cough up considera¬stillwanswer no romdy until the meeting of the nextthIe

°when the quartette starts up thetune Cough Up

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Having had the biggest sale this year ever made byany firm in Hopkinsville we were encouraged to orderfive cars more later than we usually buy for the monthsof August and September

On this sale we will on account of the low price weobtained sell Buggies Surreys and Phaeton at 500 to2000 each less than they have ever been sold in the city

Purchasers residing in Todd Logan Hopkins Trigg andCaldwell counties Ky and Montgomery county Tennwill have their railroad fare both ways paid back to themupon presentation of this coupon This sale will continueuntil October 1st > 1905

FORBES MFG COS BUGGY COUPON

I reside at ri

My railroad fare lo Hopklhsvillo and return is

Having purchased a Buggy of you I am entitled to have the amountof my fare refunded lo me

41 Signed

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Call and gta Buggy cheaper than yoU ever had ooffered

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you 4back<

Forbes Cor

INCORPORATED

FEVER IN INDIANA

Case at Laporte of WomanFrom the South

Cincinnatti 0 Aug 15ATimesStar special from LaporteInd says Mrs Fred Shreve ofWaterford this county who recentlyreturned from the South where hertwo sisters died from what was call ¬

ed swamp fever was today reportedfatally ill with a disease which herphysicians diagnosed as yellow fever

READ THISMilledgeville Ky Jan 1 1903Moda

from kidney disease and was treatedby my home physicians with no bene¬

fit Your Texas Wonder has curedme and I am satisfied it saved mylife and I can cheerfully recommendit to ladies suffering with kidney andbladder troubles Respectfully

MRS ELIZA FROST

A Texas WonderOne small bottle of the Texas

Wonder Halls Great Discoverytroublestremovesemissions weak and lame backsrheumatism and all irregularities ofthe kidneys and bladder in men andWomen and regulates bladderbyeon receipt of 100 One small bot¬

tle is two months treatment andseldom fails to perfect a cure DrE W HalkBoJe manufacturer P 0Box Mo Send fortestimonial Sold aU druggistsand R C Hardwick Hopkinsville

Bank of7jINCORPORATEDrr

Capital Stock Paid in = = 1O0 00

Surplus = = = = = 33000Vro

HENRY C GANT President-J

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E MoPHEBSON H L MCPHERSONCashier Asst Cashier

Accounts of Individuals Firms and Cor-porations solicited promising courteoustreatment and every accommodation corgiscontemplate I

present relations we would beglad to correspond with you

Have You Ever Tried a

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For Preserving and Cat1ttiurFruits

Its the Ideal Stove

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