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The Agricultural and Mechanical State Cellege of Kentucky offersyrthe following cour e of study viz Agricultural Horticultural Chemf ical Mathematical Physical Normal Scfioo l Classical

Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civillin and Mining Engineering each of which exends over four years and° leads to a degree Post graduate studies are alsp provided leading to

a masters degree Each course of study is organized under separatefaculty general faculty number nearly fifty professors and mstructors

County appointees receive free tuition room rent in the dormitoriestiwi and light and if they remain ten months tr yeling RXpensea

TftS laboratories and museums are 1arejvVell etmjped cumprebbnslveand modern > >

Graduates from the several courses of study readfly find excellentpositions and liberal remuneratiotr Lhe demand liI larg1Hy tn excessot tile ability of the College to supply Th matriciilttttou fof the lastyear was including Summer school 815

Specialists with the necessary number of assistants have charge ofeach department of natural science Summer schools are provided lorpedagogy engineering TnstrUction in science and in arts

The State College of Kentucky bea hitherto the title ofUcolcoge is the only institution in the Commonwealth doing in anyproper sense university work

The completion of the College home for young women provides fa ¬

cilities good board and lodging It is equipped with with all modernconvenience including bath rooms and room for physical culture It isHeated by steam andlighted by electricity

jfe An opportunity is thus afforded to young women of obtaining athorough education in classics modern langurge literature science

> economyN ofwomen at all comparable to those offered by the State College of Kentuck v

The Normal Department will be on a better footing than ever hereto ¬

fore Last years largely increased attendance with the unprecedentedgrowth of the Summer Normal School both indicate that an era of pros¬

perity surpassing that of all previous years has opened for the NormalDepartment of the State College

For catalogues method ot obtaining appointments imformatinrc ¬

garding courses of study and terms of admission apply to

JAS K PATTERSON Ph Dtl D

or to D C FRAZEE Business Agent Lexington Ky

Fall Term Begins Sept 83 1906 0

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i > < NOTICE i

1 To Members of Dark Tobacco Planters Association i

RoE COOPER d CO1

MAIN STREET WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KY

Having signed Bonded Contract are therefore authorized to storetobacco for members of Association

SHIP YOUR TOBACCO TO THEMr Money advanced On tobacco in store All tobacco insured

Y NOTICETo Members of Dark Tobacco Planters Association

Have your Tobacco Prized by a man that is recognized asan expert in classing and grading tobacco

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A J HOOPER is the manHis firm has bonded contract with the Planters Association and willadvance money at factory door and keep your account straight

SEND YOUR TOBACCO TO A J HOOPER CO

Factory cor 15th St and Canton Pike HOPKINSVILLE KY

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rI I Trade Mark W H MARTINIs the Man AppointedFor Hopkinsville Ky

ae0laterad He secured the agency for the Famous Dr Garfinkles Eye Remedy He is selling it to the public at 100 per bottleon guarantee to cure any kind of Sore Eyes Granulated Eye LidsWatering Itching Burning of Eyes Scums Pterygiums and CataractsI and Wild Hairs Try a bottle and be convinced that you can be curedYour money back if you are not pleased with the result Sold by

r 1 eH Martin Druggist HOPKKENTUCK-

YChat Engineering Construction CO

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

Surveys Plans Estimates Supervision of WorkSEWERS WATERWORKS CONCRETE SIDEWALKS ETC

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION A SPECIALTY

Difficult work where Scientific methods are of value especially interest us

3ttsouth Main Street HOPKINSVILLEKYS

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New York LifeHopkinsville Ky April 30th 1906

Mr Walter F Garnett AgentNew York Life Insurance Co

Dear Sir CityIt gives me pleasure to acknowledge receipt of statement of optional

settlement on 20Payment Life Policy No 223593 for 150000 issuedat age 35 with premium of 5260jrtaken out with you Apr 2956 Afterhaving been insured for 20 years am a paid up policy for 1500and a dividend of 40688 or the total value may be withdrawn in

lb1216t85 whIch is more than I have paid in In the 20 years or afuUv UP policy payable at my death for 2219tOO

The cash settlement of 121585 is to Term Insurance at1287 r 1000 < an investment of the balance of premiums with 5J p c

cent compound interest for twenty years This ah 1ring is certainly ao credlMplsi one the New York Life acid r will be pleased to slya you

lTIYa cation for 1000 on tltie Ordinary Life Stan ul Itivrt tN1y r E WWIT

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If 820

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iIs What the New Revenue

Law Has Cost the Peo ¬

ple Alreadyo

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VenderDrinks PayNearly O Per Cent of

Whole Amount

TBeginning qnthe 11th day of June

to issue licensf under the new StateRevenue Law County Clerk GabeL Campbell 1t Seen pretty busybut says llTb glad to supply allwho may lappiyV Following is a listof the persbnslvyjio have applied andpaid for the license thus far Theamount oppositeeach name showswhat the license cJstlto which in

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every case 175 must be added forclerks fee c rt order andseal

C H And 9 s6n photograp-hgalleo1 600

Barker vris soda foun-taln v 2 50

E F Blakelfy to peddle sew-

ing¬

machines 500JFLee to peddle sewing ma ¬

chines 5 00

TL Metcalfe steam laundry 10 00M W Davis shooting galy 5 00A M Cooper Co brokerage

and commission 2500Peoples Drug Store soda

fountain 250Ferd Schmitt restaurant 5 00Ferd Schmitt bottling works 500M A Bron Crofton soda

fountain 2 50E A Williams restaurant 5 00Brackrogge Bros restaurant 5 00L P Miller Pembroke soda

fountain 250Geo Diuguid restaurant 5 0W E Mason restaurant 5 0

Thos Datillo soda fountain 2 5L W Whitlow billiard tables 30 00Antonio Datillo restaurant 500L W Gladdish restaurant 5 00W H Martin soda fountain 2 50Wihfree Knight real estate

agency 10 00John Diuguid restaurant 5 00Anderson Fowler Drug Co

soda fountain 250D W Berry billard tables 30 00Cook Higgins soda fountn 2 50Three B Skating Rink 10 00Max Raubold soda fountain 2 50L A Johnson Co soda

fountain 250W R Bowles photo gallery 5 00Henry Co Com Brok 25 000 T McIntyre Ped S Ma 5 00C E West Ped S Machines 5 00Singer S Machine Co selling

machines 1000-J W Williams soft drinks 2 50West Burrus restaurant 5 00West Burrus soda fountain 2 50Mrs Fannie Boyd restaurant 5 00H R Phelps billiard room 35 00Mrs J D Hill restaurant 5 00P J Breslin soda fountain 5 00Frank Mayes soft drinks 2 50G H Taylor Fed S machines 5 00F L Ellis Co ice factory 3000Boyd Bros soft drinks 2 50J M Lacy soft drinks 2 50Chas Shelby restaurant 5 00D M PyleCrofton s drinks 2 50S M Reynolds restaurant 5 00W Franklin Co Ped soft

drinks 2 50G M Fisher restaurant 5 00J R Ferguson soft drinks 2 50

1 M Darling soft drinks 250W W Littlefield soft drinks 2 50S Pepper Crofton restaurant 5 00C A TuttCrofton restaurant 5 00Morgan Crabtree Crofton

real estate 1000R R BarnesCrofton s drinks 2 50

0 V Fowler Pembroke pho ¬

tograph gallery 500J T Thompson soft drinks 2 50Standard Oil Co oil wagons 45 00W R Long soft drinks 2 50E H Williams soft drinks 250Gates Co soft drinks 2 50W E Mason soft drinks 2 50Alice Gardner restaurant 500J R Russell soft drinks 250Crofton Grocery Co s drinks 2 50G H Smith piano agency 2 50Sallie Tandy Pembroke rest 5 00Higgins Winders s drinks 2 50Wall Bros Gracey s drinks 2 50WH Aldercounty photo gal 1 OOOO

W H Alder soft drinksR A Elkins soft drinks 2 50G T Littlefield soft drinks 2 50

J Lanier Crofton soft drinks 2 50

J Poacher county soft drinks 2 60M Munford county s drinks 2 60Lee King Kelly soft drink 2 50Wood Uros Pem s drinks 250BWTWeaVer conty s drinks 2 60C4W GUI 1t Pena flIrR 2 50 a

A Jr dxlQf tai Mrm 4 2 5Q

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Lafayette Drug Co s drinks 250J H Pendleton Pembroke

real estate 10 00Henderson Jones Cannon

fetsoft drinks 250JlI Wiley county s drinks 260W Southern county s drinks 260GW Brown county s drinks 250B Jesup Pem restaurant 5 00CMTaylor Pem concert hall 500Sallie Tandy Pern soft drinks 250GWWigginsCroftonstIririk 50R E Cook St Elmo s drinks 250W R Hammonds Graofey

soft drinks > 2 50W R Hammonds cigarettes

etc 0 1000J H Dennis Bell soft drinks 250C Brandon LafI 41 2 50CT Williams Qvlli U U 250McIntoshcounty 2 50-

TVDawsonHerndonsdrinks 2 50-

LEDawsonljerndonsdrinks 250Flatt Warn rcountyaoft

drinks < p I 250a HigginsCroftonau9tibneqr 5 00T M Barker v hriedyVs <>ft

drinks ii 250Barker Bros Edgoten soft

drinks 4 250P Draugn Croftpti s drinks 250J 0 MenserC Clardy

soft drinks a > 250J F Ellis real state 10 00MJ Tandy Gainesville soft

drinks + 250fW Yancey Fairview softtv drinks 250

So Jones county soft drinks 25-0JF Dixon Howell s drinks 2 50W A Grace county s drinks 250Goodrich King Casky soft

drinks 250WG Robinson county soft

drinks 250

I Total 82000thatItnere are 77 persons in the countselling soda water fromand soft drinks in bottles anthat they have paid 317 for thprivilege There have been 130thU eapI¬

are manywillIto analyze a little

ORDINANCE NOe 23An ordinance prescribing a license

for carrying on the business of peddling vegetables etc in the city ofHopkinsville Ky

Be it ordained by the Board ofCouncil of the city of Hopkinsville

KyPeddlersof vegetables butter

eggs poultry fruit and other ¬

lar marketing except such as growor produced by or for them shallpay a license tax of 10 yer year ofor any fractional part of a year

Each person violating the provis¬

ions of this ordinance shall on con ¬

viction before the police court befined 5 for each offense This or¬

dinance to take effect and be inforce on the first day of July nextfollowing its adoption approval and

publicationAdoptedJune 19 1906

HERBERT P MCMATH

Clerk of the Board of Council of theCity of Hopkinsville Ky

Approved June 28 1906CHAS M MEACHAM

Mayor of the City of HopkinsvilleKentucky

To Christian County Housekeepers

In my judgment LUSTERINE isthe best SOAP ever made for allpurposes For housecleaning forfarm hands mechanics laborersprofessional people for ladies chil ¬

dren or any one else it is an idealSOAP It will simply clean any¬

thing Will almost instantly removetobacco gum machine grease oranything else of the kind from thehands leaving the skin soft andclean I am selling it rapidly toevery class of people with same goodreports from those who use it Iwould urge everybody to get a cakeof this SOAP and give it a trial Theprice is only FIVE

CENTSL

Druggist Hopkinsville Ky

Cows All GoodCowboy Ed Marshall has not

caught a cow this week and after to¬

daythe enforcement of tho law willbe turned over to the regular policeThe revenues from the law sinceJune 1st amount to 47

The Texas WonderCures all Kidney Bladder and Rheu¬

druggistslorforl Dr E W Hall 2926 Olivestreet St Louis Mo Send for KenAu r tSstiwoniate Sold by ItsCilgks0 vkri

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1000 CHECK

Found on Main Street b-

IMr Albert WhiteLast-

THURSDAY MORNING

Made Payable toa Forme-

Past Master Nearly HalfCentury Ago

The rather loose manner of bankspaying checks on presentation fifty j

years ago as compared with thesystem of today was revealed Thurs ¬

day when Mr Albert White pickedup a check for 1000 on North Mainstreet The check reads as follows

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Hopkltwvllle Ky Sept let id9JIBranch Bank of Kentucky

Pay to John B Go vanor bearerOne thousand DollarsNo William C Gray

Where could you find a man todawhowould think for a moment ohanding a man his personal checkfor 1000 or even 5 payable to

bearer Bearer is almost un¬

known in bank transactions nowThe smallest amounts are made pay¬

able to order An order checkfor 1000 unless the cashier is ac-

quainted¬

with the transaction whichwhey nto a to¬

sday is first turned over to find outthemoney has written his name Theold check referred to was paid with ¬areeslow about paying checks of any de ¬

nomination unless they areWthave heard that fifty years ago whenas good a man as William C Graydrew a check it was used sometime-by three or four people without be¬

ing endorsed at all and the last manmerely handed it over the coun ¬

ter not through the window as

todayThe

only thing that shows thatMr Gowan or any one else ever gotthe old check cashed is the cuttingof the canceling hammer or the fourcornered hook used by the bankthe day That check todayBnorormoneyIf he passed it to second hands thesecond man would likewise endorseit the third and so on But thelast man would have to endorse itbefore he got the money The greaadvantage of the system ofover the old is that the cashier cantell at any time before the check iscalled for by whom the money hasbeen obtained After the deliveof the depositors check for whichreceipt is taken the depositor ctell by his own signature to whohe has paid his money checksstating for what purpose Then ifthe depositor discovers that a forgeryhas been committed it is much easierto run the forger down

A wag once said that banking oftoday is very much like the churchfair of a few years backHIts easyenough to get your money in a bankbut costs a heap o trouble to get itout sometimes In a large citycashiers will not cash a check for astranger for any amount withoutsomeone going with him and identi¬

fying the person who presents thecheck Well thats all right andthe entire manipulation of checksis all right It smacks too muchprobably of redtapeism but bankofficials are wiser than those of fiftyyears ago and the nimblefingeredforger the expert checkraiser thedishonest employer of the banks aswell as the plunger who has actedas president for a decade have to allbe garded against The system to ¬

day is about as perfect as it canever be and yet the most expertcashier often has tho wool pulledoverhis eyes and gets left fordifferent amounts All tho timelocks steel doors and electric alarmssometimes fail and the safe blowerbecomes master of the situation

Mr Jno B Gowan to whom thecheck was made payable is well re¬

membered by many of our oldercitizens At one time ho was a drygoods merchant a partner of WE prig who diajtosjbefci where1

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t Anderson Fowler now are then hatv JtI Sheriff of the county for one ormore jrms during one of Which hahad his pockets picked at a circusone losing 1000 he Was

ypostmaster here in 1882 serving sev¬eral years He was the fatherinlaw of Judge Walter Evans Louis-ville and was long one of the mostconspicuous men in the county inante bellum days

William C Gray WEll the father of 1

Josiah Gray the father ot MessrsJ Y and E C Gray of this cityRustrnow prop-erty of Mr Albert Kelly

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Attention n

HONEST DEALINGa1Is my motto So if

you want fair andsquare dealings callon me and you shall t

have it I do not pre¬

tend to run a whole ¬andfI make no confidentialprices t o anyoneEach and every cus¬

tomer is treated withcourtesyMy

and I can supply your jiwants and during thethreshing season weare prepared tol domachine work dayor night

Dont forget the-e placecorner 8th and °

Clay streetsYours to please-

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Cravens a well known and exilerienced warkman Prices most reasable and all work guaranteed Try us

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