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xSrHEN you feel "aii run down" Is
w Ayers sarsaparilla- For re-
storing strength after sickness, or toning
up the systsm ut any time, this IL the
medicine Of all others. Don't waste
time and money on worthless COM
pounds, whatever their pretsnsions
bot remember that Ayers has been .ne
standard sarsaparills for nearly h9h .
century ana has no equal.
Sometime ago I found my system
entirely run down. had feennB OF
constant fatigue and languor ana very
ifttIs ambition for any kind OF ehort.
A friend advised. me 70 try Ayers Sar-
saparilla, which DID WIN Ins ~
results. II has done me moro COCO ,psh
ali other medicines have ever used
Frank Mellows, Chelsea, Macs
ar Was all run down before ] began
,shdnE Ayers ssrsapariils, and now l
am gaining In strength every day
Mr.. Aiico West. Jefferson. WA
~ have used Ayers sarsaparilla 70,
seyeYai years. When I feel weary ana
worn out, it always helps me. A.
Gromrnet, Kingsville, johnson Co., MO-
ct was long troubled with nervous
debility and severe headaches. BY the
use of Ayers sarsaparilla / have been
vestoTed 20 health, ~ Anthony Louis,
S fremont st., Chariestown, Mass.
AS . safe and reliable spring and
family medicine, think
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FAMILY THAT PERlsHED AT YOUNGSTOWN
Newburg, Juns II Bpe'ial).-Ehward DhIsr VIII,
and four CHILDREN the son. dsuRhorin.law and grand.
Children Of Joseph DLor of Highland Falls. arc all
,1otDs Of the Johnstown aood No tdingS Of any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

sarsaparilla. n tones and invigorates
the systeu, regulates the action OF tho
digestive and nssimilatlve organs, and
yitalizns the bleed. - II. ID. johnson,
Jr., SS3 Atlantic ave-, Brooklyn, n. \,
ayers snrsaparilla has q well-de-
served reputation IN this locality Tor
restoring TO healthy, vigorous action thu
vital organs when they have become
weakened or exhausted. ! have used -
In my family for this purpose, especially
AFTER the system has become depleted
from mnlarial attacks. ] have advised
is use among my nsishbors IN similar
cases, and II has always proved inVsIua'
bic. &C. c. Hamilton, EmberSon, Tex.
AS o blood -purife, and genera,
buiider-np OF the system, l have never
found anything 70 equal Ayers BAR
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Sd hom Tia family Of sIx have been received SINCE
The Hood.
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rrrrn-EouALlrY STAKES. I s.lo MILEs.
sIXTH-HANDICAP.
. 11.s MILES on THg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
npaSs
RACING IN ENGLAND.

First race at a:3o .. m
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Dr. Jordsn rox vi pars5on iss =
enw1nx % yonr pesr3o1s Szne. lsr IwiS6
g c0nfkaHf your @csen411c x7Hcem of Sfuns-
~ atsee.e wa The sx9sser cid foGf
ne11y- About The Erxx a september III
~ 500 BOOK ecpn With ne iexer. md NJ
s s[eazea n!m - or Asme 5T TIE hygenks
ixa afrenz - Days bsf kfs appeffte wns RI.
Int god and he gave ~ the do<xe ouss
al and HEEr 20 the orchard and nisesi
hsase2 VIII green fruit and exErse6 kfm-
fd s1nEIrx through TIE &esds ard took :
sex.sA<k- Taen BE sgoM listen sono<hing
70 a1e and he Md the yeunx saxn had sks
sypnnid ssser IN : ksrxerozs form ard
xnzsz 50 q bed and mss set up any nsxe See
eikhy o. I'd aayk - re pat Azn 20 bed
and commenced deFsnx him with some bdfr
seE drugs He woztd hare been up in fcH
asFs Il I lad nos kept hin down % riease
the doctor Buf be Was M ead doing wei
In saree weeks. and woEld have been mach
sooner II he conid hare h2A his wsxh Krxti-
Fed The doctor came In szx tines - see
hi.u, and the bill as the drug store uas
" % ana the doctors bill was 81 90.
total ~. The balance % the family BE-
EAn 10 come down With the sAsae symp-
worse thxa the ozss already nsentione1- /
hsASd 81 yeur syxssrn and called on your
agent, Dr.. Grover. and he treated the re-
naming Eve patients snd gave ~ his per
souAl atseutson and m&aseinE daily for
nearly three weeks The fever disappeared
uE4er the Histexrnefse treatment ike
srsow befare . Chinook wind and my
wife we're both rheumatic, and she has .
whIte growth OF SOME k:ud slowly foru.
inx Over one eye ard wsx sssf losiag the
xxnt from the elect Bat The Hisfogenetie
medicine has broazht ms eu ont In good
xtx A. - -
much during the fxesfmeak- Now Tor the
eoafxaEt financially. Our Dr.. Esrererss bill
for toe whose attendance and treatment
Of nve patients wxs 30 only 81 10 BE-
cured against 80 70 be doped. I wish yon
the best Of sueesss- J. NJ HAkrER
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~ noor Il tbe house. He dives md
fspeIyps h1o~s wfsh - So zroid q !
pue1Ifst His eyes afe Hoe ana brixhs
and bis vo3ce rings ifke = e1Gripn- His
hAir y dim, hi . soft md - fsue -
aflk- Ii GkOWs few silver fhrends.
He hAs nlu6 and hearty
manner and enjoys q eaod
e1gnx. In debate Ne eonaes 70 fhe
point - once There Ii no beasing
shout the bush- He charges hesxse
direct, and either routs or i fuufed.
He holds no snimoxities, and Il Iusx
the nan 10 hEg fldt09 who has
beaten him black and blue in fair
Eight. Joe. ~ his friends er1dear-
fnKsy term him. Is veil versesi In Ear
hsmenfary law When an abstract
point Of order Is made. he Is one 81
the six nfO oren their desk and DRAG
out the red book. No man exn spaft I
hair liner, and none can more a1iroiffv
escape from 1ff<ma Mr.. Cannon
always arises At prayers. and he ID ccr-
sainiy - psous - any Of the seven can
The Hagkeye candidate Il the Hon
DAVID nreSrner Henderson If DU-
buque. Henderson Il Of scotch birth.
and = - years old This Is his thiry.
term II congress. He Lost q leg In the
war. but his most intimate friends
wsuh never know Is unless they heard
q IL Henderson is sturdy aad fine
hooking. He has q siivxry aussache
and thick ard gray hair. HIS eyes
are steel biae. He Is an eloquent
speaker, and II aggressive in debate.
He Was the only Republican 70 repiy
% the magnificent speech Of William
Burke CochSane IN defense OF
President Cleveland, while the re-
teIiztt0n bib MAS under consider
alton. The reply. like the speech, was
0n-hand- 1t was certainly a. good a.
the reply Of Joe Blackburn 10 Senator
ingalls,. although il did rot attract Is
much possible attention. Henderson
also lately distinguished himself fn
rough-and-tumblc oratoricai fight wiIh
Gen. j. H. Weaver. Ii was q lively
scrimmage. Many man would have
gone hundreds of miles 10 have seen
Is. Henderson more than held his
own. and got away with the belt. The
general smokes good cigars. and is an
adept in that peculiar Western game
known ~ sBiEe Peter. He always
arises - prayers, and probably goes
TO confession as often as any of the
seven candidates.
The Excelsior candidate is John u.
Farunhaf. Of Buffalo. He. also. i az
scotch birth and i SIS years old. He
served In the Union arrny ard = one
Of the fifteen printers In songress.
This IL his second term. lie has de-
voted himself 10 the study III the rules
and practices Of the house. ard Is able
10 cope on points of order with men
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HOLLANDS DYING KING.
a Worthless. Idle Rake. squander-
ing Mfllleus oa Loose Women.

~ Wohkmtee4t aohG R&Ae- SquAuHef-
ing Mflllons s,a Loose Women.
Old King William III. OF Holland is
dying under uncomfortable circunl-
stances. which are calculated 20 make
him reflect seriously en- the folly of
wasting large fortune and boundless
opportunity In the pursuit OF pleasures
for oneself. While he il dying the
newspapers which have not praisewor-
thy deesis Of his 10 chronicle are re-
ealing their readers with "reminiscences
OF his early days. II Is told how he
used TO present invariably TO one OF
his favorites, an American by the way
and the wife OF an accomplished mu-
sician, aiittle bird cage with bird in 1t
each time she visited him in Holland.
and how she invariably disposed of
il, not caring tor sentiment. 10
the first railroad guard on
the way home; how his deyo-
tons for certain Emile. clever
actress, took the form OF regularly
sending her the menu of what he bad
30 eat, while he insisted she should
send him hers in return: how he spent
millions in covering with jewels wo-
men who laughed al him for his folly
and 80 on. with. perhaps, few words az
the end OF the article, showing how he
might have done better and not worn
out his health and used up his fortune
had he not been so unforsuaasea rs never
70 meet tho riaht kind OF a woman ON
his journey through life.
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0EgLf4A, Dec. 10Th, IssS.
About the 10th Of last June my son IVES
taken sick with aeGralgsa Of the heart and
the worst fsrra III rheumatism. He could
not move AZ all HI arnfs were pArAlyxe6.
and We had 70 move him On blzlketA Thu,
pain was most horrible Tos1 could hesi.
him stream for hall mile Atlass through
the solicitations Of my neighhars, con
senfed to 30 70 seattle and consult DIR. Jof.
dan, although had no f&isn that anything
could be done fef one 81, near death door.
When l k8w the doctor he said my son
would get well ] did rot believe him. bat
II was the hast thing. for I had tiled every
hing else. ] commenced giving him the
madeleine at once and he began 10 improve
Immediately. until he gradually, gradually
gos better. and In two months was perfectly
wei, and has been working ~ farm work
ever since, Through al kinds OF weather
We both know that DR.. Jordan sxsed his
hse- ana want this statement Published 30
every one Esy use hss wonderful znedi-
cines. which VIII eHre disease. Ihase seen
them used for eli kinds Of troubles. xnd II
faithfully taken the petiens always re-
eossrs- We can be referred 10 In orsiiis II
any time in regard 10 this statement.
MARGARET BURNS,
JOHN T. BURNS.
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NoKru YANNa. ner. u. Is.

MONTH fAAfA&s lefss H. Ae,c,
Dr. J. Engxae Ierdsa. seattle, ". t.
DEAR SsR. About two months sSa | Was
stricken with paralysis n the left faat.
whice soon exile .ded up right side % arm
and hand. coafG not Use my right foot
at All, az ara or hand. Your medicines
were recommended 10 me by those who
had s,eea Ersztiy benefited by your rnedi
eines. some OF whom hsd been cured of
diseases pronounced ineErahle by all TIA
doctors Of the cid schaai Amongst those
who strongly urged RE Ia take yoEfr raedi-
eineS was kIla Lille tnoa Mrs GriHthl
who was given ap 80 die Big al the doctors.
with consumption. cofnneGcei tn take
yoar medicine from the book: and in two
weeks coDid yak aowa fosD. and now,
afer seven weeks. an nearly we'll: can
walk and use nay arm. NJ band has NOT
fully recovered is normal condition, bat
Is fast getting we'll The nuns feeling has
left nay side ard ARA. and my friends ars
aStealsheSi that remedy ~ simple sacnld
worg such wondegs With heS-tfelt
thanks % yoa fer your wonderful Hisso-
geucfle Medicines. remaia, very CRATE
fully yeUrs. =. r. MCCLELLAN
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sEArrlr. Dec. .9th. ls~

CE&AGAAs kfSt+ lft4s tooc.
Twenfy-sesen years ago. i had my leg
smashed by the falling OF . tree, which
necessitased manipulation below the knee
After recovery. and when IL was sll healed
M | began to experience severe sharp.
shooting, darling psin. IN the stump. Il
kept gradually growing worse. until IL be-
came simply uncomfortable. Iconsulted no
end of doctors On the Pacific Coast and
some of the mssf eminent doctors OF Cali
fornis, but they all said that II was an In
durable case. that such Gases had never
been cured, and that the only thing that
could be done was 10 take medicine 10
deaEien the pain. They advised the use Of
ehloroform and accnite for wash. did
IL, but il would oaiy stop The pain for bali
an hour. When the misery would begia
again. could not sleep for pain. Al
m mes the nse II ehicrsi. which lust
about wrecked nay SYSTEM. l got 30
could not eat My mind began 10 be fear
fully impaired. and we concluded the
measure OF superhuman endurance of
misery had about reached . climax: In fact
for three days and nights did not close an
eye, nor aid / have the least desire 70
sleep. Ny frieEds advised me as last re
sort 20 try DR.. j. Eagene Jordan, who had
accomplished 10 oar knos ledge remark
able cures IN oar nelghbofhocd, when all
the other doctors failed utterly. Ny
friends took me 10 DR.. Jordan and he sent
me 10 Grace hospital He ordered the His
tosenetie medicine Ehich began 90 take
forthwith As he ordered the discontinue
ance on SAlorAi or any other kind of
szimulants, IL certainly Looked as though
waaid never endure IL. and In fact my
friends Thought that ! would never
return home alive. No sooner did
| begins 20 take that marvellous
htsfogene;te medicine than commenced
to improve, and ia enc week 3 time left the
hospital ss az rtsAL Ny appetite returned,
aud the pain--;he nsmeiess, unendura-
Die pain--csasesi little by little every
day. tn IL was hardly perceptihle 70 the
senses feed strong and hearty, anil have
received new lease Of life, and more than
life, comfort | ara 81 years old ans. have
suffered hundred deaths In q years How
nuch wcaid give II the hsstcgenefic sys-
teu had been discovered years sgoi II
seems. however. that Ii ~ss destined for
Dr. Jordan "a accomplish what ages of doc
tors have failed 20 Do particularly write
this for the MANNED. - know what thes
suffer. Ny home ami post-ofslce address
Fidaigo Island, W T.
WILLIAM r. GRIFFIN.
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Seattle. Nov. rsi. ISIS.
! have suffered six years with sci
attic rheuusatism. at times being 10
could scarcely move without suffering
severe pain. IN that time I hare been
treated BY at least half dozen physicians
without any pefeeptibie benefit. After
four weeks treatment by Or. Jordan, ain
better than / have been IN six years, and
consider myself nearly well. | have suf-
feree from childhood with sick aud uer-
vous headaches. have had treatment from
several physicians. and taken no small
amount OF patent medicine. Have been
benefited more In enc week with DR.. Eu-
gene Jordan's H:sfogenesic treatment thaz
with all the rest com bfned-
cannot find words 10 express my graft
tude. and would that all who are sick aud
suffering might try the same treatment and
be made wen. MRS j. III. BURSHAM
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snnsAskY.lrsNa.

sroGAsE FATS. Nos g, ls>s
sfsssit the 10th ct September Was taken
~efth severe fo-1n 81 dssxrhRa I tried
every Suawu remedy. hGt without avail.
sffksr having been SEX two weeks physi-
rsaa was called 9hs gave ne saeh power
s.sf aud nauSratang fas@i .eiEsss that the avs
PERSIA thai hsa bad feF wears was agra
xsrsSi 10 sach desTse that | cSs2i1 net
bear the slikhtfsf pressure. estheE on ny
chest ar hswess. there bring snch tender
ssess that even the weight OF my esastAlag
distressed rae. After saserfng mere teaa ]
ear exprcss for nearly six wexks- ! son-
claieS3 10 try DR. J. Eugene leFssns zasdi-
zines. Az tie end of fhrce days tire sore
aesS Was gone Erozn nav chest and bowels
as wss ~ greatly eeueksed that | ear
cousrienficusly recommend thssS rstne
,i5@s MRS. {. III. HAYE
Roorss 6. *. & and - new fssaef ese~ck 4.
Pr~~rrlpsirEs ant CONSULTATION FExx Al
letters Answered send fox free beck ex
rlaastuyy OF The hissngenesfe system-
swfAv
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Boise Ct. 10 UA4Iy stattstasHe
The New Years edition OF abe Seattle
resrfxTsfLlsEScER Is asa excellent num-
her. II is fnli Of information from end to
end. and gives evidence Of great care In its
preparation. II is an edition OF which the
people OF any country should be proad.
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Located directly opposite the business Seattle and where Commercial
viii Adjoining the White Manning Southern
and South Haven additions
an will be grand opportunity
Water Front Property low prices The portion this ad
admirably adapted for property commanding
and htr Mt
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To take sN1ssvse 10 the RaSinSSs. SAer
hand. TypFwEfging. Pvnmsashsp Or Eng.
lisa DEPARTMENTS Of The SEATTLE EIsSS-
Ness ColI.EssE nzs and eveains So
xsos1S NsH aT seu4 f1s circular. Rooms
q. s. saa 81 vnsaa Bisck. grsns street. p.
O box Sks sur
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sxxzxssszkza "a ASA lxE<zs On k<1e $arnnda
del hus-ss aad In the Mexxslsa ard kss
tsranas vaileys In ssmsAern New Msxsco
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CHATTANOOGA. Ttxx, June e, fsSg-Swsgs's
Speciksc 90. Atlanta. ssa--<sHnttem<sa Ia siss
ezrlx part of the present year. d bad case ct
tl.=>a fssssen Appeared upess me. began
taxing = = = under afsfee 60 ansE1sers asa
today I fssi crafty trapruvsst. ! ara Ssla
- Until asn perfectly well. hxasssc Il SKI
sffsSt q perfecscars- Years sTasy.
Shxss T.. HoukEr.
III West SlSGa s..
cssxr-w~rS. & O. Jaly :. rSS-Tise Swirl
Sy<cltAe 90. Atlanta Ga---tseasle1nens Was
q great sas1ersr frusn muscular rhsorH Elsa
for TWO years csslid So Ess feEssssxl4tsf re
tsef frosn aHy nae.fscine yrre<-stssi ~ nzy
phssiczasA tssk over q dorcE bottles 90
was "A sug IFS. I asa sure ycur usctslcine
1s.zrzi use. Assi wssssd rvssatnrsezsf II g any
enc suffering lroaz any basasi ds~nasa loasEs
truly, q n HrazsS
C0a<seesor {. 8 u T. =
wAcr. Texas. Nay q -sscasicrnea TAe
wife &C oae q nay Stzssexssrs wsss tSrTitsly
&gfhrsss1 ~ IN lsa4Asaxze ska DISEASE thai
eosersst heg W ssase tssst. She Vas essa sfx>i
a. her his. fer several years ~ ms as1iicihsn,
anil coeli not hep hs<seif 81 all Sac cosl4
ncs sleep frosn q sscssas isehlns and sSirgtns
TIE Thysielaas Who treated IL Her AaskAnHa
began eaalss giving his wife Ssifxs Ss~sEe.
ami she commenced ~ lnnrs,xe AlfnGsst I'm
snsisafefy. &sfs IN a few weeks ste WAS az
fssgwntis we'll SIZE b now q hearty ane~
lgssk1ng lais. win 10 frsys % the ssHsceioa
Eaeles&le Drxgtss. Aassta AvesHe-
TrsAxise en- E,osaa ard skin Diseases razlsea
fse~ The sw-sy ss-aarsc Co. Drawer s
Atlanta Ga; New York. - Rsssaway.
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, $50 sscrxs-xsxy 90 rSu1sysvsrzx <xpsersnk
expeaz<1an saes tae perfx aErsssd Az:ex
r ssxk diHken4fy. Tzey kre nzy1 30 -
/ frusu - si1< al azr&snk Dab4so - - ~
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swlrrS SPECIFIC

Sfas relieved thoasaads Of cases 81 Ncrv.s-
rial fol<aninS. Rheumatism ard Stiffness u
tAe tctasS~
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the gssnts- This psvenent i Bow laid
On fra asenue. ard II ekaInly SD
sold. II not ro2stlsss-
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ss s g 8: ss Z s q.
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Is entirely a vegetable preparation coz.
tanning no Mercury. PSssasa. Arsense. er other
poisonous salsssax- -
swTrT-s SPECIFIC
Hss eursss tsundrcss Of cases q Rpttheisr
ma or caacer 81 the skin. thousands 81 cases
II Eczema. ElesuS1 unmors and skin Diseases.
and haairets of thousands az cases Of Scru<
ria Eiessd posso= axsd H.lsi Taisst-
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that will be made the
vicinity of this property.
THE HALL SHIPYARD!
Adjoining this property the south water line
A GIGANTIC SHELTER PLANT,

of wealthy Chicago and San Francisco
will established the adjoining
addition proximity the Seattle Southern
Car Shops direct line of the electric from
THE CITY of West Seattle giving Seattle proper
dependent of steamboat and ferry lines
This sold considering location than anything offer
np on the opportunity Of these lots
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TrsA1ise On Eeod an. Sksn Diseases mailed
rree> THE sw1sy sr-rxxsc Co. Drawer s
Atlanta. O.; New York. - R~osaw1y.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-27
A Bad Accident.


Miss Marion Catlett, of Nashville,
who Is teaching school in the vicinity
Of Kennedy, Ky. happened to bad
accident last week. She was out
riding with a young Mr.. Garrett.
The horse taking fright ran away,
aud Miss Catlctt, becoming alarmed,
jumped ont Of the buggy, breaking
one of her lower limbs. She was
carried to her boarding house and q
physician called, who set the brok-
on limb, giving her all proper at
tention. She will suffer no very &c.
rious injury, but will DO closely con.
fined six or eight weeks. Miss Cat
lett is a very lovely, highly accom-.
phshed young lady, and many
friends win sympathize with her fol
the afiliction.
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Gu, His Throat.
Cal, For Primary Election.

Nv order Of the County Committee :
A Democratic primary election Is
hereby ordered to be held at the
various voting places in Christian
county on Saturday, Jan. Ill, 1890,
for tho purpose Of nominating Demo.
cratic candidates for the several
county Offices 10 be filled In August,
1890 Said election shall DO held be-
tween the hours Oft =. m. and q p.
m under the direction OF officers APP
poIuted by the County Committee.
Xii voung men who will be OF age In
August next, who intend TO affiliate
with The Democratic party and who
viii agree 10 support the party ticket,
and such other Democrats as the
Judges msy deem qualified to vote,
sliail participate In said primary.
The officers Of the various polls shall
sse that the votes are properly re-
corded and summed up, certify to
the correctness Of tho same and re-
turn tho books properly sealed to the
Secretnry Of the County Committee,
IN or before Jan. IA. 1890. The Ex-
ccutive Committee will meet on Jan.
IL and count the votes cast and those
candidates receiving the hiehest
uumber of votes shall be declared the
romjnees OF the Democratic party
f,r tho respective Offices to which
they aspire. r,.,..,.
CHAs. M. MRAcHAsi Sec'y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-27

Having b 0 u e h t a
! a ge and beautiful
stock of II 0 Ii d a Y
goods and not wish
ing to carry any OF
same over, we are
offering our en- t j I Q
stock at prices that
will guarantee quick
sales. Our Stock con-
sists Of the handsom-
est and best assorted
Stock of house fun
nishing ever put on
exhibition in H o p
kinsville. Give us a
call and be convinced
that our statement is
correct. Yours Very
Respectively,
Thompson & Meador,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-12-27
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


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Louisville on visit TO friends.
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visit 10 relatives In Auburn.
MiH Sallie Tsudy. OF Pembroke,
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