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Published Every Other DayF TCJJESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY

VI MORNINGS BY

CHASM MEACHAMY-

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NOVICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Jndcr a new Postal law that went Into offset

an 1 the KentuckIAn will have to stop all pa ¬

pers Apr 1 that are in arrears more than sixmonths at that time and In future cannot sendthan e

time expires If you owe be sure to get on a

cash basis by April 1

WJWATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER

4 APRIL 16 1908

J The WeatherFair and cooler Thursday

Jake McDowell who shot DeputyMarshal Smith Childers at Provi-dence several weeks ago and nineother negroes who ambushed andshot two drummers the same day

will not be tried in the Circuit Courtat Dixon ICY this month becauseChilders and Carter wont bejable to testify against them and thetrial will probably be held over until the July term of Court

The Democratic Governor of Minnesota was entertained at a banquetin Louisville Monday night GovJohnson is discussed in an article inanother column of this paper inwhich an excellent picture of thedistinguished gentleman will befound He made a fine impressionupon all who met him in LouisvilleBryan and Johnson is the ticket allDemocrats can rally to and elect-

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flelie De Sagan who is to be An ¬

na Goulds second husband left aletter for publication when he start¬

ed giving a detailed account of hicourtship which began in pity an

ended in loveafter Anna had di ¬

vorced Boni He said that heI pressed a fear that he was too of

and the young grasswidow said Oh r

no not at all She thought 50 was

about the right ageIHOPKINSVILLE APPLIES

For a Date With The Tuber ¬

culosis Exhibition

Nashville Tenn April 14Applications for holding the AmericanTuberculosij Exhibition continue toreach the temperary headquartersin this city Practically every siz ¬

able city in Kentucky Tennessee an-t Alabama has presented its claims fo

exhibition Those applications arebeing considered at the National

4headquarters in New York City al ¬

though there are not enough monthsin the year to take care of near allof

themThelatest applicant is Hopkins

vine Kentucky which is represent ¬

ed in the correspondence by Mr RL Woodard who has asked MrN Cullen of Nashville tofor him Its expected that fullerannouncement of the itinerary of

oJthe Exhibition in these three statesm will be made within a few days

The exhibit will be located inbama cities during April and May

The Exhibit has been shown in theleading cities of Canada Mexico andthe United States with the holdingof hundreds of meetings an attend-ance

¬

of 500000 the publication-of thousands of columns in the news ¬

papers and the distribution of seveVal million pieces of printed matter

a The ExhibitConsists of charts maps

of tents and buildings photographsand pictures showing causes leadingto consumption demonstration ofliving in the open etc andwithf the

a times eachday rand night There is nothfndisagreeable or dangerous no ¬

I tients treated no remedies sold oradvertised no promotion ofcommercial or private interest

The Purpose-Is to show the means of prevention

and cure and to secure a farreach ¬

ing press and platform propagandaagainst this preventable and curabl-disease

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goes directly to boil the kettle or bake the bread and nonediffused about the room to overheat it Thus using the

New Perfection is real kitchen comfort Made inand fully warranted If

dealer our agency ithyOU1I

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STANDARD OIL COMPANY-Incorporated

NOT EVEN A FIG LEAFI

Police Arrest Religious Fan¬

atics for Going Naked

Fort William Ont April 15aNineteen Doukhobors nine womenand ten men were sentenced to sixmonths in the Central prison at To¬

ronto They were arrested by thepplice for parading the streets un-

clothed¬

and locked in the police sta ¬

bon Clothed in blankets they wereescorted in enclosed carriages antiturned over to the jail authorities atPort Arthur awaiting shipment toToronto There are 53 still remain ¬

ing in one house and they have beenjpersistdn

LostdShanghai China April 13Dis ¬

astrous floods are reported to haveoccurred at Hankow in the Provi ¬

dence of Hu Peh and it is statedthat 2000 persons have been drown¬

ed Seven hundred junkswereI

sunk or wrecked The floodspected to be due tq an unexpectedfreshet The waters caught thepeople unexpectedly in the middle of

1the night

CASTORIAFor

BoughtrBearsthfISignature of c

Prophet of WoeLieut Chas A L Totten II S

A retired and former Yale profes ¬

sor died at his home in MilfordConn He was widely known be ¬

rcause of Mathematical deductionsine ¬

terpretations of Scriptures most ofthese being as to the coming of theIend of the world

1HERE AND THERE

Drs Oldham Osteopaths 705 SClay St Hopkinsville Ky

For bargains in real estate callJ F ELLIS onJ

Red Cedar Posts for sale cheapCumb Phone 838 G E Broaddus

Oldmellow and thoroughly ma¬

turedit possesses every essentialof a genuinely fine Kentucky liquor-

s thats why I W HARPER whiskey is the most popular

Sold byW R Long Hopkinsville Ky

twoasizesIgWanted

Ten heifer calves Will take them1Yat weaning time WALTER KELLY

Austrian Governor KilledCount Adreax Potock governor of

the AustrianPolish province ofYa aSjczyenski by name giving audienceto a delegation of students nt Lem

7betEl The assassin fired three shotsa revolver all of which took

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CookStoveMarvelousthis

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John Albert JohnsonGovernor of MinnesotaBorn July 28 1861 at St Peter

Minnesota 47 years oldEditor of Democratic newspaperSt PeterElected to State Senate in 1898

and secured passage of gross earn-

ings¬

tax law making railroads pay33 13 per cent more taxes

Elected Governor of Minnesota in1904 carrying State by 7000 whileRoosevelt won by 161000

Reelected Governor in 1906 by72000 majority-

About six feet one inch tail weighsabout 175 pounds blue eyes brownhair smooth shaven strong angularface

For Rent aSplendid stable centrally located

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INDEPENDENTSEASONI

Imperial and Regie

Up

This WeekI

IS RUNNING

Season Caused the

Crop to Be Ear ¬

lier Than Usualy

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The Imperial ToBacco Co is clos ¬

ing up its seasons business here thisweek and Mr E R Conway themanager will go to Danville Va

for a visit and then return to Hen¬

derson Ky to spend the summerMr Conway says he has handledmore tobacco this season than anyseason heretofore much of it beingreceived from other counties Hehas not bought a poundof tobacco in violation ofpledges The big factory on Secondstreet will shut down after this weekand not reopen for probably sixmonths The Regie house of theTandy Fairleigh Co is also closing

up the seasons work this week Af ¬

ter the fire of December 7 the Com-

pany

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business in two fac¬

tories but one was closed downMarch 18 and the one hashandled the usual amount of tobaccoon hanb at this season The closecomes a little earlier than usual theseason ending about May

American Snuff Factory isstill running as it uses much associa ¬

tion tobacco of the low grades Itis the best customer

See our Seed Corn beforeelsewhere

COIncorporated

For ham sacks call at this office1

AndersonsTHE OF

GOOD CLOTHESKuppenheimers and our own Hand Tailored Suits Suits of

style and qualitySuits that fit and wearhave made this

store the home of good quality For we are showing

a wide of Kuppenheimer SuitsBlue Black and

Blue Unfinished and all the fancy weaves at

l5to25As a inducement for Easter buyingtwo strikinglyhandsome suits of high quality and moderate price

The Finest FancyWeaves Brownand Grey StripesWell Made worth

15 Marked ForEaster

1250

Houses

Winding Business

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remaining

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SPECIAL SHIRTSThree Finest Woven Madras ShirtsTwenty Patterns to Choose From Th6 Best DollarShirts in

AmericaTake3 for 275 I

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JRev W A Forbes of Arkansas

is visiting Mr J F Garnetts family

Adjutant Ben S Winfree is backfrom a tripto the WeSt

MaGew Albr chjt has returnedfrom a visit to Louisvjjle-

Mr Geo Mayo of Bjcfwling GreeJwas in the city Tuesday night to con-

duct¬

the rehearsal of the May Fest¬

ChorusMrBrannon cashier of the

Commercial and Savings Bank hisrented the Tom Armitead house at932 South Main street

Senator Frank Rives went toMadisonville yesterday on business

t

Miss Ada Duncan has goneto At-

lanta¬

Ga to spend some timer

Mrs SG Buckner has returnedfrom a visit to her sons MessrsFrank and ThosW BuckneratJackson Miss

Miss Mary Goldthwaite has return-ed from a lengthy visit to relativesin Texas

C M Dulin merchant afc StCharles formerly of Crofton washere this week on business

To feel strong have good appetiteand digestion sleep soundly and en ¬

joy life use Burdock Blood Bittersthe great system tonic and builder

Princeton base ball team will openthe season in a game with Hender ¬

son Easter Sunday Princeton has agood team and will be an interest¬

ing game

I TEN SUFFERERS WITH

Blind or Bleeding Piles

Can be permanently cured freeof charge Bad cases of long stand ¬

ing preferred Just write yourname and address and descriptionof your case and treatment will cometo you absolutely prepaid by mail

Address

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Poultry PrintingWe have a very large and com

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