Hopkinsville Kentuckian. (Hopkinsville, KY) 1908-06-23 [p 5]. - University of...
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C9t g1I9l9YUa XENXUOlA JUNE 23 lOtSPAGE FIVE w i t H ftUWRE SORE AND CRACKED Seemed as Though Covered 1with Knife CutsCould Not Bear Mfoight of Feet Even on Pillow Was Long Unableto WalkMan Remedies FailedNow Cured 1 tWILL PRAISE CUTI CUBA AS LONG AS SHE LIVES mtsforttln wasL of but all to no avail Tho feet were h z youhad nndJoh ° would try to walwhich I was not 4 dayI Y heal them up There was enough to apply once but I found it I me so much that I sent for a setof ° Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and 1 Cuticura Pills costing one dollar and to my great foot Were cured and never troubled me since I W 4 j liveforutho < < Margaret Primmer Plattin Mo Juno 30 and July 21 1907 ECZEMAS i And Other Itching Torturing Humors Cured by Cuticura Warm baths with Cutioura Soap and Sentle anointing with Cuticurn flint meat afford instant relief in the most dis- tressing ¬ forms of itch Ing burning scaly humors ecze inflam- mations irritations and of and childhood Permit rest and sleep and point to a speedy i and permanent cure in the majority of cases when all other remedies foil forEvcry 8klnCutlcum Cuticura Resolvent 5001or In the form of Chocolate Coated Pulls 25c per to Purify the Blood ji Id throughout the world Drug Chem 411 lorn MassStalled i U on Skin Diseases sta C LIPSE0F THE SUN Sun Will BeAlmost Totally Obscured for More Than h 3g Two Hours June 28 y VIJ > r Residents of Kentucky will be af 1 forded on opportunity on Sunday J morning June 28 to witriesa almost a total eclipse of the sun and should tihe weather be clear on that date > I delay will seem like the dusk of the v evening The eclipse will begin at Washington D C at 927 oclock in the morning and will end at 1241 5 oclock making the hours it will be visible in Louisville and this section of the country from 1027 oclock un til 141 oclock Louisville time being one hour later than Washington > time t Itwill pay you as well as your r friends to step in at Metcalfes and look at those 25 to 40 plants for L Notice All persons holding claims agains- Forbes Bro or against J It Forbes deceased are hereby notified to file same with me Executor veri ¬ ned according to law on or before the 10th day of August 1908 June u 20th 1908 M C FORBES Ex TWENTYFIVEr S Applicants for Teachers Cer ¬ tificates Examined > applicantsIi Clay Street building Friday and Sat aprJ v females The papers will be graded and those who successfully passed will be issued certificates this week A C Shoffner col an applicant for state certificate also took the exam S tion t coloret d IIJ nb for certificates to teach I will b held at the colored school J building next Friday and Saturday The next examination of whites will be held the third Friday and Saturday in July NIGHT RIDER BAND Several Believed to Save Been Wounded by Troops Frankfort KyJune 20Several night riders may have been wound ¬ ed and a body of them was epulsed bythe soldiers in an attack which was made op the home of Louis Kin ney in Bracken county in an at ¬ tempt that was made to kidnap Kin hey who was an important witness against the night riders The soldiers who were on guard at Kinneys house fired several Volleys at the riders and it is believed that several were wounded and carried off by their comrades The news of the clash between th soldiers and the night riders came to Frankfort this afternoon in a report from Maj Webb who is in command of the soldiers now on duty in Brack ¬ en county Maj Webb said in his r ort that a band of men went t Kinney house about midnight last night and attempted to take him from hiss bone They never had a chance to carr out their intentions as the soldiers who have been guarding Kinneys home in anticipation of an attac on him promptly began shooting soon as they saw the night riders who fled Maj Webb says he ha reason to believe that the fired by the soldiers found huma- marks 1 Louis Kinney is a brother of the prosecuting attorney in Bracker- county and has made a determined effort to bring to justice the me who have been raiding in Bracke- county Kinney says that he will I tell the next grand jury the names of many men who have been on raids with the night riders and believes that he has sufficient evidence to convict many Kinney recently was whipped by a band of the night- riders Residents of Jacksonville neigh ¬ borhood in Shelby county near the Franklin county linewhere Newton Hazelett was killed several weeks ago are much excited anti it is fear ¬ ed serious trouble may result This morning there were found on the front porch of William Thompson a son of Col W E Thompson a prom nent member of the Burley Tobacco Society a box of matches a bottle of poison and a bundle of switches A note said that Thompson had bet ¬ ter leave within ten days or suffer the consequences The note was signed L and 0 L the initials of the Law and Order League It is feared that there may be a mildsort of civil war in that neighborhood Troops are still on duty in that sec ¬ tion Pinesalve Carbolized acts like a poultice Quick relief for bites and sting of insects chapped skin cuts burns and sores tan and sunburn Sold by AndersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated ot f good for sale Layne Leavell GUARDED BY SOLDIERS- Witnesses I i Protected En route to Crittenden County Paducah Ky June 20In com ¬ pany with Mrs Minnie Dean San ford Hall and County Attorney Wal ter Krone of Lyon county arrived at Marion under escort of soldiers Mrs Dean and Hall are witnesses in night rider cases in Crittenden county and they will go before the Crittenden grand jury which con ¬ venes Monday ri all confessed in Lyon county and implicated many men of that coun ¬ ty He was also a witness in the Hollowell suits in the United States Court here He has been threatened with death in Lyon county and since his confession which Was secured by Attorney Krone he has been re- siding in Paducah Mrs Dean has also been hereI OO OOOOOOOO O O OOOOOOOOi A New Orleans woman J she did not extract sufficient f l I tM i 2nourishment from her food t X She took Scoffs EmulJlonV Resultn She gained a pound a day in wi t- ALL DRUGGISTS lOc AND tj NHHH + O + OHOHOHHHO4 iOnQi TENDERED AGED COUPLE Reception for Gov Proctor Knott and His Wife Lebanon Ky June 19Ab lldered tor Knott at the Masonic Temple j in this city by Mario ommander No 24K T in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding Tlie reception vas largely attended by couples and it waS a genuine pleasure for Governor Knott and his bride of halt a century to meet their friends and receive congratulations While the reception was given by the corn thee craft but the friends of all religions and politics were there to do this couple honor Mrs Knotts health has beenmuch better for the past few years than Govo ¬ ernor has become quite feeble The impairment of the Governors ability to walk which keeps him much in ¬ ofy meeting his friends exceedingly en ¬ joyable kSick headache and biliousness rel- ieved at once with Rings Little Liv ¬ ands > eyes use then Drug Co Incorporated SPECIAL JUDGES Louisvillen Home Telephone Cases Frankfort Ky June1oOn ac ¬ count of Judges Lassing and ORear being interested and therefore dis ¬ qualified from sitting inthe case in ¬ volving the Home Telephone Com ¬ pany ordinance in Louisville Acting Governor Cox appointed T LtEde len and Gen Dan Lindsay as special justices to sit in the cases t WANTS COOPERATION Henderson Tobacco Growers Association 4dopts Res olutionsI Cisney June 22 1908 Dear Sir According to a resolution I passed by the board of directors of the H T GA at a meeting held by them in Owensboro Ky on May 28 1908 I am notifying you so that you can notify your board of con ¬ trol to meet with the different boards of control of the several dis- tricts in Kentucky growing differ ¬ ent types of tobacco at Bowling Greeen Ky on the 9th day of July 1908 The purpose of this meeting is to consider ways and means for the consummation of the H T G A We deem this matter one of exceed- ing importance- In the first place it is absolutely necessary that the different districts which are under the several organi ¬ zations should at least recognize the importance of the cooperation in pricing selling and limitation of crop growing These matters we consider of vital importance to all tobacco growers it matters not of what district they are associated with We deem the further necessity of cooperation among all tobacco growers for the fact that it is an un disputable question but what one type of tgbacco can be substituted for another type to a certain extent if not wholly so it is true however that it would be a difficult matter to substitute one type of tobacco wholly for another but at the same time if you advance the price of the raw material of one type and depre ¬ ciate another type it will certainly be substituted one for another Tpgether with these facts as we see the situation after a careful in ¬ vestigation we believe that the to ¬ bacco gropers throughout the State of Kentucky almost if not quite won the fight tor their freedom aid the right to price their product We trust your board will consider this meeting one of vital importance and will be present and give us the aid of your wise counsel as to wheth er you want to extend and continue a HT G A If you fail to join Ua in this meeting we will be forced to decide that you do not care to co ¬ operate with the rest of the districts 1 in Kentucky Wishing you and your association great success we remain Fraternally E L DAVENPORT pres BRAVE NEGRO Presented Medal By Citizens of Woodford County Midway Ky June 19 iri recog rescuingMiss upony her by Sherman a negro while returning to Midfay ¬ 1 George Wesley Combs the well ZionHill r s this city will be given a gold medal peopleof which is now on display in this city greatly ¬ engt ¬ the words Heroic Conduct Med- al ¬ On the reverse side is engrav edthis inscription viz I WesleCombs y county Ky for his heroic act in rescuing a young lady from a brutal assault on May 1 1908 The money for the medal and largnumber e ¬ zens of Woodford county His act savedthe been reported to the Carnegie Hero Commission who will act upon it in a timel negro Powell has been given alife sentence in the Frankfort pen ¬ itentiary One application of Man Zan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles re- lieves ¬ pain soothes reduces inflam ¬ m ton soreness and itching Price 50c Guaranteed to give satisfaction Sold by AndersonFowler Drug Co Incorporated Paint should cover as far as it will spread Green Seal does Lander Bros Newstead Ky PRESIDENT H C MKEE Kentucky Educational Asso i ciation Elects Officers At Frankfort Frankfort Ky June 19 The Kentucky Educational Association adjourned Thursday after electing the following officers President H C McKeeof Frankfort first vice presidentG W Chapman of Paris second vice president Edmund Wroe of Taylorsville third vice bresident Miss Mamie Miller of Taylorsville treasurer W C Bell of Owensboro Pinules for the kidneys 30 days trial 100 Guaranteed Act directly on the kidneys and bring relief in the first dose for backache rheumat ¬ ic pains kidney and bladder trouble Invigorate the entire system An ¬ dersonFowler Drug Co Incorpo- rated ¬ New Chairman J T Daughaday has been chose- county chairman of the Tobacco sociation in Graves county vice Jac Dawson resigned who was recently elected to succeed J W Usher ¬ signed Mr Dawson will resum- his former place as vice chairman Mr Daughaday has called a meet ¬ ing of the tobacco growers of Grave- county to meet at the school houses throughout the county on the night of Saturday June 28 for the pur ¬ pose of pledging their tobacco to the association Mr Dawsons res ¬ ignation was due to the fact that he did not find time to undertake the duties of the office of county chair manWoods Liver Medicine is for the relief of malaria chills and fever and all ailments resulting from de- ranged condition of the liver ¬ kidLive neys and bladder Woods r Medicine is a tonic to the liver and bowels relieves sick headache con- stipation ¬ stomach kidney and liver disorders and acts as a gentle laxa ¬ tive It is the ideal remedy for fa ¬ tigue and weakness Its tonic effects on the entire system felt with the first dose The 100 size contains nearly 2 times the quantity of the 50c size In liquid form Pleasant to take Sold by AndersonFowler DrusfGG Incorporated r 1400 Feet Of special high grade four and fv inch dressed curbing for sale Als ° about25000 brick Meacham Contracting Co Incorporated List your real estate for sale witb J F ELLIS I j RACING GOING OUT In California According to J 0 Keene of Lexington Lexington Ky June I9Accord ¬ mostI his old home here from California where he has been for the past year sportis is quoted as saying that in two more years at most racing will be dead in that state i Wears good looks goodspreads good looks good economical too Lander Bros Newstead Ky Public Sale The heirs at law of J E Steven ¬ son and M A Stevenson decased will sell at public outcry to the high ¬ est and best bidder at the front door ot the Counthouse in Hopkins ville Ky on Monday July 6 1908 the farm owned by said J E Steven ¬ son and M A Stevenson at the time of their deaths lying and being in Christian County Kentucky on the North side of the Hopkinsville and Lafayette roads between Herndon and Bennettstown consisting of three surveys the first being the same conveyed to James Stevenson Sr by William Stevenson by deed of date April 1 1839 and of record in the Christian County Court Clerks office in D B Y Page 395 and inherited and purchased from the other heirs of James Stevenson Sr by J E Stevenson The second being the same conveyed to J E Stevenson by Hunter Wood Master Commissioner by deed of date July 2 1877 and of record in said office in D B 56 page 176 and the third survey being the same conveyed to M A Stevenson by W W Thomas and wife by deed of date April 24 1889 and of record in said Clerks office D B 99 page 348 all being in one tract and containing 149 acres more or less The terms of said sale will be cash January 1 1909 possession to be given on said date with privilege of preparing for and sowing a wheat crop this summer and fall The heirs of J E and M A Stev ¬ ensonBy Frank Rives Attorney VAfiRANT NOTICE All vagrants loafers and idlers are hereby warned that the ordi- nances ¬ against vagrancy and loiter ¬ ing in the city of Hopkinsville will be vigorously enforced The farmers are begging for help in the harvest fields and everybody who wants work can get it All persons are requested to re ¬ port to the police the names of idlers who are offered work and refuse it CHAS M MEACHAM Mayor June 19 1908 Dissolution Notice then ¬ Junek owners of a majority of its shares of boarde articles of incorporation canceled purs ¬ pose real find personal settling its obliga ¬ tions and winding up its affairs Persons holding demands against said company are requested to pre ¬ sent same for adjustment- R A Rogers Gen Mgr Trust to Blame There is absolutely no excuse ex ¬ cept cupidity for the soaring meat prices if the government figures are correct According to them the percentage of increase in the num ¬ ber of cattle raised in the country is constantly greater than the popula ¬ tion The late falling off in the re- ceipts ¬ of cattle since the October panic has been more than balanced by decreased consumption If the statistics are right there should be dropping instead of rising prices There is much reason to believe that the beef eaters are the victims of the Beef Trust The best thing pos sible to do under the circumstances is to keep on as far as possible eat ng grass and abstaining from meat until November In November there 3will be a chance to get back at the Trust by electing a Democratic Con gressState Journal oa iii IX 0 no J A lews th 1t Kino Vou Have Always 6u- 8lgnature ot tU l i Yt J Hawkins i 1 M tn ofto S Construction 3 v w 0o lii o Special attentiui given to g a planning Warehouses Mills j 0 ij Basin flY p g Residences and Cottages Also g Frame Brick Stone and Con J t crete Construction Estimates u o M shortg t g g Cansler Block over Buck g o Cos store Hopkinsville Ky o μ 0 HOME PHONE NO 1344 + t q ill WANTED Wool Wool Wool Wool I 50000 Lbs1 y We buy all grades quantities ¬ see us and get our prices h before you sell We will furnish you wool sacks at any time Yours trulyt The Haydon a Produce Co HERBERT L HAYDON Mgr Cumb Phone 263 Home 1322 1 East 9th St Near L N Depot t on P 1 WANTED 2 r- A r Iron Fences Will pay cash or apply on concrete work p We have 1500 feet of J 1 curbing and30000 brick for sale at rea ¬ sonable price- sContracting Meacham t INCORPORATED Co Mim Second Hand Machinery We have the following secondban Machinery for sale I One 15 H P Frick Traction En ¬ gine good condition with Russell Separator 32 in fair condition 1 One 16 H P Advance Traction Engine One 12 HP Huber Traction En- gine ¬ One 12 H P Garr Scott Traction EngineOne H P Geiser Traction En ¬ gine EngineOne boiler EngineOne EngineOne t cheap IM H McGrewI I SURVEYING IIII SEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCE ACCURACY GUARANTEED Meacham Contracting Cat INCORPOHATBO
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C9t g1I9l9YUa XENXUOlA JUNE 23 lOtSPAGE FIVEw
i
t H ftUWRE
SORE AND CRACKED
Seemed as Though Covered1with Knife CutsCould Not Bear
Mfoight of Feet Even on PillowWas Long Unableto WalkManRemedies FailedNow Cured
1
tWILL PRAISE CUTI CUBAAS LONG AS SHE LIVES
mtsforttlnwasLof but all to no avail Tho feet were
hz youhadnndJoh° would try to walwhich I was not
4dayIY heal them up There was enoughto apply once but I found it I
me so much that I sent for a setof° Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and
1 Cuticura Pills costing one dollar andto my great foot Were curedand never troubled me since I
W 4j liveforutho<
< Margaret Primmer Plattin Mo Juno30 and July 21 1907
ECZEMASi And Other Itching Torturing
Humors Cured by CuticuraWarm baths with Cutioura Soap and
Sentle anointing with Cuticurn flintmeat afford instantrelief in the most dis-tressing
¬
forms of itchIng burning scaly
humors eczeinflam-
mations irritationsand ofand childhood Permit
rest and sleep and point to a speedyi and permanent cure in the majority of
cases when all other remedies foilforEvcry8klnCutlcumCuticura Resolvent 5001or In the form of ChocolateCoated Pulls 25c per to Purify the Blood
ji Id throughout the world Drug Chem411 lorn MassStalledi U on Skin Diseasessta
CLIPSE0F THE SUN
Sun Will BeAlmost TotallyObscured for More Than
h 3g Two Hours June 28y
VIJ>
r Residents of Kentucky will be af1 forded on opportunity on Sunday
J morning June 28 to witriesa almosta total eclipse of the sun and shouldtihe weather be clear on that date
> I delay will seem like the dusk of thev evening The eclipse will begin at
Washington D C at 927 oclock inthe morning and will end at 1241
5 oclock making the hours it will bevisible in Louisville and this sectionof the country from 1027 oclock until 141 oclock Louisville time beingone hour later than Washington
> time
t Itwill pay you as well as yourr friends to step in at Metcalfes and
look at those 25 to 40 plants for L
NoticeAll persons holding claims agains-
Forbes Bro or against J ItForbes deceased are hereby notifiedto file same with me Executor veri¬
ned according to law on or beforethe 10th day of August 1908 June
u 20th 1908 M C FORBES Ex
TWENTYFIVErS
Applicants for Teachers Cer¬
tificates Examined>
applicantsIiClay Street building Friday and SataprJv females The papers will be gradedand those who successfully passedwill be issued certificates this weekA C Shoffner col an applicant forstate certificate also took the examS tion
t coloret d
IIJ nb for certificates to teachI will b held at the colored school
J building next Friday and SaturdayThe next examination of whites
will be held the third Friday andSaturday in July
NIGHT RIDER BAND
Several Believed to SaveBeen Wounded by Troops
Frankfort KyJune 20Severalnight riders may have been wound ¬
ed and a body of them was epulsedbythe soldiers in an attack whichwas made op the home of Louis Kinney in Bracken county in an at¬
tempt that was made to kidnap Kinhey who was an important witnessagainst the night riders The soldiers
who were on guard at Kinneyshouse fired several Volleys at theriders and it is believed that severalwere wounded and carried off bytheir comrades
The news of the clash between thsoldiers and the night riders came toFrankfort this afternoon in a reportfrom Maj Webb who is in commandof the soldiers now on duty in Brack¬
en county Maj Webb said in hisr ort that a band of men went tKinney house about midnight lastnight and attempted to take himfrom hiss bone
They never had a chance to carrout their intentions as the soldierswho have been guarding Kinneyshome in anticipation of an attacon him promptly began shootingsoon as they saw the night riderswho fled Maj Webb says he hareason to believe that thefired by the soldiers found huma-marks
1
Louis Kinney is a brother of theprosecuting attorney in Bracker-county and has made a determinedeffort to bring to justice the mewho have been raiding in Bracke-county Kinney says that he will I
tell the next grand jury the namesof many men who have been on raidswith the night riders and believesthat he has sufficient evidence toconvict many Kinney recently waswhipped by a band of the night-riders
Residents of Jacksonville neigh ¬
borhood in Shelby county near theFranklin county linewhere NewtonHazelett was killed several weeksago are much excited anti it is fear¬
ed serious trouble may result Thismorning there were found on thefront porch of William Thompson ason of Col W E Thompson a promnent member of the Burley TobaccoSociety a box of matches a bottleof poison and a bundle of switchesA note said that Thompson had bet¬
ter leave within ten days or sufferthe consequences The note wassigned L and 0 L the initials ofthe Law and Order League It isfeared that there may be a mildsortof civil war in that neighborhoodTroops are still on duty in that sec ¬
tion
Pinesalve Carbolized acts like apoultice Quick relief for bites andsting of insects chapped skin cutsburns and sores tan and sunburnSold by AndersonFowler Drug CoIncorporatedotfgood for sale
Layne Leavell
GUARDED BY SOLDIERS-
Witnesses
I
i
Protected Enroute to Crittenden
County
Paducah Ky June 20In com ¬
pany with Mrs Minnie Dean Sanford Hall and County Attorney Walter Krone of Lyon county arrivedat Marion under escort of soldiers
Mrs Dean and Hall are witnessesin night rider cases in Crittendencounty and they will go before theCrittenden grand jury which con ¬
venes Mondayriall confessed in Lyon county and
implicated many men of that coun ¬
ty He was also a witness in theHollowell suits in the United StatesCourt here He has been threatenedwith death in Lyon county and sincehis confession which Was securedby Attorney Krone he has been re-siding in Paducah Mrs Dean hasalso been hereI
OO OOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOi
A New Orleans womanJ she did not extract sufficientf lI tMi2nourishment from her food t X
She took Scoffs EmulJlonVResultnShe gained a pound a day in wi t-
ALL DRUGGISTS lOc AND tjNHHH+O+OHOHOHHHO4 iOnQi
TENDERED AGED COUPLE
Reception for Gov ProctorKnott and His Wife
Lebanon Ky June 19Abllderedtor Knott at the Masonic Templej
in this city by Mario ommanderNo 24K T in honor of the fiftiethanniversary of their wedding Tliereception vas largely attended bycouplesand it waS a genuine pleasure forGovernor Knott and his bride of halta century to meet their friendsand receive congratulations Whilethe reception was given by the corntheecraft but the friends of all religionsand politics were there to do thiscouple honor
Mrs Knotts health has beenmuchbetter for the past few years thanGovo ¬
ernor has become quite feeble Theimpairment of the Governors abilityto walk which keeps him much in¬ofymeeting his friends exceedingly en ¬
joyable
kSick headache and biliousness rel-ieved at once with Rings Little Liv ¬ands> eyes usethenDrug Co Incorporated
SPECIAL JUDGES
LouisvillenHome Telephone Cases
Frankfort Ky June1oOn ac ¬
count of Judges Lassing and ORearbeing interested and therefore dis ¬
qualified from sitting inthe case in¬
volving the Home Telephone Com ¬
pany ordinance in Louisville ActingGovernor Cox appointed T LtEdelen and Gen Dan Lindsay as specialjustices to sit in the cases
tWANTS COOPERATION
Henderson Tobacco GrowersAssociation 4dopts Res
olutionsICisney June 22 1908
Dear Sir According to a resolution I
passed by the board of directors ofthe H T GA at a meeting heldby them in Owensboro Ky on May28 1908 I am notifying you so thatyou can notify your board of con ¬
trol to meet with the differentboards of control of the several dis-tricts in Kentucky growing differ ¬
ent types of tobacco at BowlingGreeen Ky on the 9th day of July1908
The purpose of this meeting is toconsider ways and means for theconsummation of the H T G AWe deem this matter one of exceed-ing importance-
In the first place it is absolutelynecessary that the different districtswhich are under the several organi ¬
zations should at least recognize theimportance of the cooperation inpricing selling and limitation ofcrop growing These matters weconsider of vital importance to alltobacco growers it matters not ofwhat district they are associatedwith
We deem the further necessity ofcooperation among all tobaccogrowers for the fact that it is an undisputable question but what onetype of tgbacco can be substitutedfor another type to a certain extentif not wholly so it is true howeverthat it would be a difficult matterto substitute one type of tobaccowholly for another but at the sametime if you advance the price of theraw material of one type and depre ¬
ciate another type it will certainlybe substituted one for another
Tpgether with these facts as wesee the situation after a careful in ¬
vestigation we believe that the to ¬
bacco gropers throughout the Stateof Kentucky almost if not quitewon the fight tor their freedom aidthe right to price their product
We trust your board will considerthis meeting one of vital importanceand will be present and give us theaid of your wise counsel as to whether you want to extend and continuea HT G A If you fail to join Ua
in this meeting we will be forced todecide that you do not care to co ¬
operate with the rest of the districts 1
in KentuckyWishing you and your association
great success we remainFraternally
E L DAVENPORT pres
BRAVE NEGRO
Presented Medal By Citizensof Woodford County
Midway Ky June 19 iri recog
rescuingMissupony her by Sherman
a negro while returning toMidfay ¬
1 George Wesley Combs the well
ZionHill rs
this city will be given a gold medalpeopleofwhich is now on display in this citygreatly ¬engt ¬
the words Heroic Conduct Med-al
¬
On the reverse side is engravedthis inscription viz I
WesleCombs y
county Ky for his heroic act inrescuing a young lady from a brutalassault on May 1 1908
The money for the medal and
largnumber e¬
zens of Woodford county His act
savedthebeen reported to the Carnegie HeroCommission who will act upon it inatimelnegro Powell has been givenalife sentence in the Frankfort pen ¬
itentiary
One application of Man Zan PileRemedy for all forms of piles re-
lieves¬
pain soothes reduces inflam ¬
m ton soreness and itching Price50c Guaranteed to give satisfactionSold by AndersonFowler Drug CoIncorporated
Paint should cover as far as itwill spread Green Seal does
Lander Bros Newstead Ky
PRESIDENT H C MKEE
Kentucky Educational Asso
i ciation Elects Officers AtFrankfort
Frankfort Ky June 19 TheKentucky Educational Associationadjourned Thursday after electingthe following officers President HC McKeeof Frankfort first vicepresidentG W Chapman of Parissecond vice president Edmund Wroeof Taylorsville third vice bresidentMiss Mamie Miller of Taylorsvilletreasurer W C Bell of Owensboro
Pinules for the kidneys 30 daystrial 100 Guaranteed Act directlyon the kidneys and bring relief inthe first dose for backache rheumat ¬
ic pains kidney and bladder troubleInvigorate the entire system An ¬
dersonFowler Drug Co Incorpo-
rated¬
New ChairmanJ T Daughaday has been chose-
county chairman of the Tobaccosociation in Graves county vice JacDawson resigned who was recentlyelected to succeed J W Usher ¬
signed Mr Dawson will resum-his former place as vice chairman
Mr Daughaday has called a meet ¬
ing of the tobacco growers of Grave-county to meet at the school housesthroughout the county on the nightof Saturday June 28 for the pur¬
pose of pledging their tobacco tothe association Mr Dawsons res ¬
ignation was due to the fact that hedid not find time to undertake theduties of the office of county chair
manWoodsLiver Medicine is for the
relief of malaria chills and feverand all ailments resulting from de-
ranged condition of the liver ¬kidLive
neys and bladder Woods rMedicine is a tonic to the liver andbowels relieves sick headache con-
stipation¬
stomach kidney and liverdisorders and acts as a gentle laxa ¬
tive It is the ideal remedy for fa¬
tigue and weakness Its tonic effectson the entire system felt with thefirst dose The 100 size containsnearly 2 times the quantity of the50c size In liquid form Pleasantto take Sold by AndersonFowlerDrusfGG Incorporated r
1400 FeetOf special high grade four and fvinch dressed curbing for sale Als°
about25000 brickMeacham Contracting Co
Incorporated
List your real estate for sale witbJ F ELLIS
I
j RACING GOING OUT
In California According to J0 Keene of Lexington
Lexington Ky June I9Accord ¬mostIhis old home here from Californiawhere he has been for the past yearsportisis quoted as saying that in two moreyears at most racing will be dead inthat statei
Wears good looks goodspreadsgood looks good economical too
Lander Bros Newstead Ky
Public Sale
The heirs at law of J E Steven ¬
son and M A Stevenson decasedwill sell at public outcry to the high¬
est and best bidder at the frontdoor ot the Counthouse in Hopkinsville Ky on Monday July 6 1908the farm owned by said J E Steven¬
son and M A Stevenson at the timeof their deaths lying and being inChristian County Kentucky on theNorth side of the Hopkinsville andLafayette roads between Herndonand Bennettstown consisting ofthree surveys the first being thesame conveyed to James StevensonSr by William Stevenson by deedof date April 1 1839 and of recordin the Christian County CourtClerks office in D B Y Page 395and inherited and purchased fromthe other heirs of James StevensonSr by J E Stevenson The secondbeing the same conveyed to J EStevenson by Hunter Wood MasterCommissioner by deed of date July2 1877 and of record in said office inD B 56 page 176 and the thirdsurvey being the same conveyed toM A Stevenson by W W Thomasand wife by deed of date April 241889 and of record in said Clerksoffice D B 99 page 348 all beingin one tract and containing 149 acresmore or less
The terms of said sale will becash January 1 1909 possession tobe given on said date with privilegeof preparing for and sowing a wheatcrop this summer and fall
The heirs of J E and M A Stev¬
ensonBy Frank Rives Attorney
VAfiRANT NOTICE
All vagrants loafers and idlersare hereby warned that the ordi-nances
¬
against vagrancy and loiter ¬
ing in the city of Hopkinsville will
be vigorously enforcedThe farmers are begging for help
in the harvest fields and everybodywho wants work can get it
All persons are requested to re ¬
port to the police the names of idlerswho are offered work and refuse it
CHAS M MEACHAM MayorJune 19 1908
Dissolution Noticethen¬Junekowners of a majority of its shares ofboardearticles of incorporation canceledpurs ¬
posereal find personal settling its obliga¬
tions and winding up its affairsPersons holding demands against
said company are requested to pre ¬
sent same for adjustment-R A Rogers Gen Mgr
Trust to BlameThere is absolutely no excuse ex¬
cept cupidity for the soaring meatprices if the government figures arecorrect According to them thepercentage of increase in the num¬
ber of cattle raised in the country isconstantly greater than the popula ¬
tion The late falling off in the re-
ceipts¬
of cattle since the Octoberpanic has been more than balancedby decreased consumption If thestatistics are right there should bedropping instead of rising pricesThere is much reason to believe thatthe beef eaters are the victims ofthe Beef Trust The best thing possible to do under the circumstancesis to keep on as far as possible eatng grass and abstaining from meatuntil November In November there
3will be a chance to get back at theTrust by electing a Democratic CongressState Journal
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