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BOARDING.

DARTIES VISITING NEW YORK WILL FIND
IL pleasant rooIns and good board at 2Sl East 4th
81. Select boarding house References exchanged
ie17-3t'
UNSTABLE ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD AT
~ resson able rates lO7 st. IS. e., Capitol HILL
jel7-3t'
GREAT REDUCTION FOR THE SUMMER FOR
VI 1rst-class French Table Board
PERREAkD'S FRENCH HOTEL.
te15-1w' 3O6 and 10S 18th st. NV.
TWO RESPECTABLE MECHANICS, WHO RE-
4 quire their breakfast early, will md excellent
Board and Rooms at ~ per week. J23 y. j. ave. n
jel1-i'
lCAO = ST. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
IcOO hrst-CIass board; location particularly de
slrGbe for summer street cars within few steps of
the door. jel-lm
1pOOMS AND BOARD AT SUMMER RATES; PRI-
4 vate bath; VINE served at dinner without extra
charge. 1iUo ii ST. NV jel-5w'
FENHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il I'D st. NV.
Cool, pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2S-lni'
rENHE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
u seers home; central to al points Of interest new
furniture. elegant rooms, with board. SO 10 To- per
cay. to 81 j. A. DEWITT. Prop. .al 1 Oiu
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One Cent In the Dead Mans Pocket,

The body of a man, with the name n.
Grenling" plainly marked on various articles Of
attire, was found in the National cemetery at
Arlington Saturday afternoon by one of the
colored laborers employed in the cemetery.
The body, which was in very advanced stage
of decomposition, was that of a man probably
sixty years of age. 1t was clad in a brown
and-blue check trousers. a black sack coat,
laced shoes, white linen shirt. red flannel un-
dershirt, red worsted socks, and white straw
hat. One solitary cent was found in a trousers
pocket. The only other articles were a two
bladed knife, small reading glass, and a box
of burnt alum. Alongside the corpse was a
new ve-chambered revolver, with one chamber
emptied. The body was turned over to United
States Commissioner J. W. Wormley.
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Touching q Responsive Chord.

It is stated that Boston milliner acquired .
large fortune through the fundamentally Of .
parrot which was taught to say 10 every lady
| entering the establishment: ''0h, myi hov
sweet she looks"
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RFNT-I%36 wYLIE ST. BET AND
Tne brick hUuse r.. hall. bath hot at-r adjoirl-
ing lot. s1U- OWNER. $50 L st.n.w jei1-s;i'
NOE RENT-TO RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WITH
II ont children. handsomely furnished small corner
house, hometown, at nominal rent Tor summer Al
dress ". H., star office. ieI1-3t'
I,OR KENT-BRICK HOUSE 2I7 G. ST. \. W,
IL mod. iInps., near Pension Office. Apply on prem
i-as- iel4-.Sts
Il for the summer. l5l@ hiEguan Ilace. near Iowa
Circle. iel7-:5t'
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PERSONAL.

WILL KATIE SULLIVAN COMMUNICATE
w with friends at 15l2 king1nan Place! je11-2t'
Il branches Swallowing in or out of town by
pert All business strictly confidential. Terms
able. Address call on MORGAN BRADFORD,
Room Z, g34 St n. W. jel5-3ts
A UTHORiZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
hNM. WILLIAMS, Clio. ". MCELFRESH. Com
inufIcatlons promptly attended and strictly conf
DENTAL Oihce oIen all hours. Nm. WILLIAMS. Mali
a.er 92O NV my4-2ms
( IyIL~SERyICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send luc.
;. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
mylO-lm southwest cor. 9th and SITS. n W.
vUsTHS OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-class Second Hand Clothing can 10
cold at respectable prices. Address call st
l.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TROUBLE ABOUT A FENCE.


Some days ago the building inspector issued
an order directing Mr.. 7. c. Murray, of PIP +
street northwest, to remove an Objectionable
fence between his property and the house ad-
joining. Mr.. Murray complained to the Com
missioners, and was told to put his grievance
in writing. 1t appears that Mr.. Shaw, Murray's
next door neighbor, built house last fall with
projecting porch, which, Murray asserted,
allowed the rain and sweepings to fall in his
lMurrays) yard, and he therefore, built a high
fence which shuts the light out of Mr.. Shaw's
house. The Commissioners will settle the
matter.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. I. c. Murray has protested to the Com
missioners against paying his assessment for a
sewer in the rear of LIST street, between and
H streets, because he does not use the sewer.
This is but one of numerous such complaints
daily received by the Commissioners. As they
have no power to act in the matter, the bill
will have to be paid. The alley in question
was paved and drained upon the recommenda-
ton of the health officer, under the compulsory
permit system.
The name of c. T. Carly & Co. appearing in
the list Of bidders for furnishing supplies for
the District government Saturday should have
been Charles L. Carter & Co.
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NOR RENT
Il 1918 + st, 12r. .S50.65
1927 L St, 1T. 80
2U2O i St, Tor. 40
HOS Il st. ne. 6r. Is. 80
9U7 eth ST. NV, 5r12. so
l Bessel's Court, Ar 1880
superior ST., III. Hill. or, 10
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FURNISHED HOUSES
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.

L
OFFICES
Sal St, I'd floor, 5front from $50 to ESQ each.
Is, heated by steam. $50 y. T.. cor. 18th and Pa
s4J j, I'D floor, frUnt ave-, 81 81
heated by steam 90 Q}9 St, 2d floor. Pr 80
1lesant rus IN "Sun 40 La ave, frum 10 TO 20
building, hreproOf. Gle l2ll st. NV, 2r %
NatOrs. heated by steam, l2ll ST. NV, 3r. 20
SlORES.
512le l1th ST. nw.....S5O OO5 9th st. S25
1ei7 H. o. HOlTZMAN. IOtn and NV.
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L,OR SALE - FOR INVESTMENT, SIX-ROON
Il brick. under rent has gas water latrobe ia north
west price, 81 $50; cash, $3.50
jel7-3t A. j. WHITAKER. 13O1lx r ct
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II 347 + $ W, Or. all 47i NJ : W., Sr. mi $50
m i............ S,!,.1 80 1906 AZ restaurt. II
45U 9th sw. Sdw 20 Al LIST s.w. 6r. Nv 80
$50 sw. Or mi. i D 80 jU~ Na.ay sw.,5r vi $50
SOS 9TH s.w;. Or. WI $50 2l9 Dsw. Or.
$50 DR. ,wst'r. = 30 40 TIE w'r. IL
:5:s5-}:}g Vi Nv, IL 200 AZ or, w'r Ii 30
81 s,W.. 6r..wr.. 430 ITO I'D ave: .e5r.. Il
:5}l NJ sw Or water...ll 9lS LIST s.e,
t2s LIST s.w Ir water. 10 Stable Del ave. sw.....5
IL sN., OI....-....-..o.
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EOR RENT

LUK KENI-
L 40 O st. Or. III. i. .S65
.2,29 81 81. sc, 13r.. m.L45
1856 VI. ave. 1r. m.I..2.J
18th St. Mt. Pleas. Sr.. 20
1OlO Es.w Gr., mi -. JCI
CAlWOOD x GARRE 4
iel5-3t'
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ESOk RENT-e75-l341 L ST. ~ W., ATTRACTIVE
n thrss-sfoCy bsy-window brick. ten rooIns range,
k4rse<. eash, b.ck b1lfing. cellar. Alley. JOs.
fox6ESI, lOo3 y 6; houu ~ 70 2. myx31Ws
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IL 9th st., bet X and L POI O-2234 Bound'y st.
SITS n. w........ 100000 II. 4r........ $4,000
400 NJ st. NV, b. H., 2O24-9O42 Bound'y st.
I'm. m; l.. i4r .22,5OO n. W. 4r; 700
oIo and SO st.n.w., Store and dwelling, :,43
b h., and 8 houses Pa. ave. NV, l3r 900
rear 900 2 to q. 9TH St road IL 800
GIG st. NV. b. h,m.l., 11}3 to 1143 Z ST. H.
LIT ..........: 5000 W, Or. 900
1888 i ST. NV, b. h., l701 to 100 Farragut
~. l., 1lr...... $4,000 st. NV, 5r........0 900
1890 st. NV, bib. 1904 Il st. n. W, I. H.,
lo,OOO Srs: $500. 1000
oS3 lith ST. NV, b. a, ga st. n. e., f. b.,
nh, Sr.......-.: 10000 9r..:.......-...7 1000
4l5 I'd ST. NV, bn 1l3 II st. Ii. e., b. h.
mi, lr ..........12,50 $50
1913 10th ST. NV, 81 to IS 6 st. n e. f.
bh.. m. L. Tor. $4,000 h., 4r.............3 800
So9 Nj Sc. NV, b.h, 302 9th st. Sc, b h.,
m. l., 13r. .11,O00 6r.................3O0 900
2O7 g st. n. W., b. h., 20lS 9th st. n W., b.h.,
mi. Tor. 5000 Or 600
223 Indiana ave. II. W, 5l4 9th ST. me-, f.h:,.
IN, vt LOW 2.o00
1881 18th st. II. W., b. 500 Sth St NV, b. h..
1870 Mass ave. NV, 4O4 and 406 s. Cap
III. Sr............G,350 st.sw, FIJI, Or. ., 900
oS st. nw- b.h., nj, 92 Myrtle st. ne, bib,
$500 IT,. ..... .....1, 700
1908 9Th St NV, b.
h., IN. J., r....,5.5OOl
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EoR KENT-BY Il. 81 MARTIN 4 -BRo..

VNOR RENT-li3J K ST, FASHIONABLE LOCA-
II ton. rooms and bath. mod imps, s:35 per mo.
16DY > ST., rooms and bath. mod. imIs, SO
1910 Ssh St. IL rooms and bath. furnace stable, $40
lTOl 10th 81. new. corner house, $50. 127 st. IL.
jei5-at DAVID d. STONE. 500 stn.w.
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A CONTROVERSY WITH THE INDIAN COMMISSION
ERs-pR. cHu.ps MAKES STRONG STATEMENTS
ABOUT THE INHuMANrrr OF PuNIsHMENTs he
SAYS WE'RE INFLICTED ON INDIAN BOYS.
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STORES & DWELLINGS

NOR RENT-TILL THE 10Th OF SEPT, TO
II small family; without children, furnished house
In of tbs highest and pleGsaute-t parts " the ctv
zoos y ct. NV. Inquire Of WASHINGTON DAMN.
HOVER, k-Q.. IL 10 81. ieI5-:Sts
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+ UNFURNIsHEp HOUSES.

ID HOUSES.
1Ol2 14th st. 3-story
blk. Tor. stable. ..S31 so
1905 / ST., 3-story br.,
9r........--..-... 30
40 + st. ne, 2-stOry
brick ar ....-..--.-U -0U
.ll2Fst - 81. bk., Or. 1000
I2J / 81. NE, 2-stoFy
Dr., Recommendation
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The above is only a portioh Of the property my
the lst and 18th. UeiI THos T. WAGGAMAN.
EOR. SALOON PARK ST. MT. PLEASANT;
best location i'll village: seven-room frame house,
furnace good stable large shade trees; some fruit
lot runs through from Park st. to Sheridan ave
cash: $500 in three or five years. and balance
p the TiTs
NOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN THE NORTHwEsT,
brdR N the center Of the city threestory and cellar
5 Also new ROOM bath and cellar brick house in
$500 cash, balance on monthly pay.sen,s. "'O' VI
,e1a,m rHos. g. 1 HESf i iI,s.t Co;
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUILT AND
Il most thoroughly finished houses southeast, near
wide, electric bells closet, and all conVeniences
PRIETOR, Star office. je13-4t'
ISOR sALE-A IA PER CENT INVESTMENT. II
j. small brick houses i'll Columbia Terrace price for
all terms to suit always rented at 80 per
LOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM BRICK
House, northwest section; easy terms. 81, 600
6U%be aU sri'a h . st Rs s,s 1899
sesen-room Brick, 9th, near s.t:.:.......4, 1880
je5-12t' APO New York ave
E>OR sALE-GOOD INVESTMENT.
nice Frame House, IN northeast section; lot 16x
Frames in southeast section. renting for S44 per
,5.,a.. JwR. i MFRS NsS y son ~.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE,
40 feet front east and south fronts l3 rooms. one
heated by furnace concreted cellar under whole
ONE OF ths most nos cGplste houses in the south
F5 5sfi5 sG sfa Iii VII BARKER
JNOR SALE OR LEASE
L A VALUABLE PEpfEETY on PARK STREET.
having frontage Of aa6 eet and With tina. width
extending through to sheridan avenue
improyements consist Of a good 1O-room residence,
Street severed and lighted with gas
Location one OF the best II the village;
jell-2w 1924 f st. NV.
NOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, 17Os 4TH ST
Il NV no reasonable offer refused: small cash pay
House close to car lines in rapidly nproyie section
my25-lm THos. O. HENSEY n Co.. 300 St. NV.
Il TOR RENT)
That beautiful House on the northwest corner OF
18Th and streets northwest No. 1903 \ street.
rooms exclusive OF cellar. Seven 20 bed rooms Fine
s sw aw Welt th and a Sp ei
OF the highest order. ,,,
Haance ..............
FOR RENT:
Price PEI month tunfurnished}. ...........sI50
Must be leased for or years For further partic-
ulars apply to GURLEY BROS.
my2S-1m Sole agents for the owner
I|OR sALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN BRICK HOUSE.
Ia I st n. W containing II rooms, bath
and should be examined to be will be sold
Il p Ss7 hsa sasG an hf ns
my29-lm Glover Building, 1419F st. NV.
ECR sALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE IO22
,d vermont ave NM WITH stable attaGhs For terms
1919 streetnw. mhl2-6n
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LOR RENT
II 32y c NV, Or. ..S35. 80
2032 L 81. 1r..-23I
2i13 18Th 81. ..6rlS ~
- 18th 81. ne, Or. ID
1904 I'D st. NV, Or. 1T
1llJ V 81. NV, Or. .l5.3U
tel1-:3t ". G..
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TOR RENr-FRON JUNE 1, HOUSE 633 ST.
u u. W, in perfect condition. Ii rooms Apply TO
II GASCH. 0O3 18th st. NV my1S-lm
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TNOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON 9Th ST.
Is n. w., near p; stories and cellar lot 21x100 to
alley; every mod. convenience. Price, 90, QU0.
DAVID ID. STONE,
jelJ-3t SO6 st n
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Marriage Licenses.
money Saved is Money Made


The time is at hand when 1t be-
hooves one In selecting Clothing to
look to his best interest before max
ing such purchases as are necessary,
by examining the largest stocks,
where the best quality of goods can
be had for the least money. In look
ing around the city 1t would be well
to give the firm Of Pye, Dicken &
Wall, Main street, next door to Bank
of Hopkinsville, call and look
through their immense stock OF mems
youths and boys suits and clothing
In general, gents furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, Nc, G full and well Sc
lected stock of which can now be
found on hand. The firm is composed
of the following gentlemen: Capt
Jno. Pye, who has been In the cloth
ing business for many years, having
for a number Of years represented
some of the largest clothing houses IL
Cincinnati; T. j. Wall, formerly Of
Caledonia, where he handled genera
merchandise successfully for years
and Sam Dicken whose experience
also dates way back and who main
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

G. +. Edmundson has returned
from Nashville.
Mr.. o. b. Griffin, of Crofton, was
In the city Friday.
Miss Olive Allison, Of Central
City. Is visiting Miss Lucy Mcdaniel
Mrs. 1. p. Gsrhart, Of Clarksville,
has returned homo after a visit to
her parents.
Harry Ware, of Clsrksville, and
Webb Bell, of Nashville, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mr.. Thos. ii. Wade, Of Huntsville
Ala. has been Visiting friends In the
city for several days.
Mrs. A. w. Pyle and Miss Annie
Smith left Friday for Fairview to
Walt friends for several days.
Mr.. Jas. Radford, Of Memphis,
spent Sunday In the city the guest Of
his uncle, Mr.. w. 4. Radiord.
Mrs. A. S. Caldwell will leave FRI
day for Atlanta, Ga, to be absent for
several months on visit to relatives
Mise Hattie Cravens returned to
her home, near Belleview, yesterday,
after 4 visit TO her sister, Mrs. l.. Z.
Cravens.
Mrs J. X. Cant and three child
dren will leave this week for Europe
to be gone six months. They will
visit Mrs Giants relatives in Ham
burg, Germany.
Messrs. G. Z. Randle, Z. p. Fears,
J. G. Caldwell, w. +. Rsndle, w. X.
Long aud T. NJ. Edmundson atten-
ded the Odd Fellows celebration at
Paducah last week.
Mics Lena Grissam, OF Hopkins
VILE, who has been visiting Miss
Emma Prewitt for some time, re-
turned home yesterday, much to the
regret OF her many friends here
Hustier.
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taina the reputation he had when In
Falrview, that Of a good salesman,

taina the reputation he had when In
Falrview, that Of good salesman,
foe business man and courteous gen.
tleman. Robt. s. Green, their clerk,
can also be found with them, ever
ready to wait upon the trade prompt
ly aud with satisfaction to customers
as we'll as employees. This firm sells
goods at small margin and their
every endeavor is to please their Gus
toners both as to quality Of goods
and hard time prices, and that's just
the kind of men we're looking for
eternally. Measures left with them
will have prompt attention aud fits
are guaranteed, as their garments are
all made by the very best tailors 10
Cincinnati. Leave your order for a
trial suit If you find nothing in stock
that pleases, and you can rest assured
of satisfaction in every particular
For fuller particulars read their new
advertisement which appears in this
issue.
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Coming.

DIR. Forshee the celebrated special
let, of Louisville, KY, will be at the
Phoenix Hotel, Sunday, May 9th and
Monday, May 9th. lie will receive
patients on Sunday. The Doctor has
a fine practice In Hopkinsville and
vicinity. He Is a gentleman Of cul.
tura and thoroughly educated in his
profession. He is strictly honest In
his opinion. He will frankly tell the
patient II his case is durable or incur.
able. He undertakes no incurable
cases. He will visit patients at theil
residences by special arrangement
See his advertisement for particulars
Go early, his rooms are Away
crowded.
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The Progressive Age, Hopkinsville
Steam Laundry, Citizens Bath rooms
and other departments in oper.
ton by I. l.. Metcalfe employ from
IL to 10 hands who are paid every
Saturday night, and this money IL
spent with Hopkinsville merchants
now does 1t look right for any citi-
zen of Hopkinsville to work against
these enterprises When you or an
agent send money away from Hop
kinsville you send just that amount
| away to a man in another State who
takes all he can from your city but
never spends a nickel with you.
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DURING the twenty seven dnyssnd

During the twenty seven dsyssnd.
Ing Saturday night, the police made
o. arrests, an unprecedented number.
A msjority of the offenders were
white people and Chief Campbell
says three fourths Of the arrests were
for drunkenness, or offenses due
directly TO the use Of liquor.
Miss Ada Bohannan, pretty
young lady from Nashville, is can
wasting the city selling "Wit and
Humor of the Age" most excellent
book containing choice selections
from leading humorists. She will
be In the city for several weeks and
is boarding at Mr.. w. II. Fyke's.
Austin Peay, who has been gather
iug statistics for the Kentucky Agri-
cultual Department, takes the
acreage of twelve farmers near Bell,
KY, for the years 'SS and 'S9, and
shows decrease in tobacco Of 43 per
cent, an increase In corn of So per
cent and an increase in oats of 100
per cent.
Mr.. Hunter Wood has been ap-
pointed a Commissioner Of the West
ern Asylum, vice Mr.. s. e. Trice re-
signed. The Board as now consti-
tuted stands: r. I. Petree, John
Feland, Chas. NJ. Meacham, D. E.
Randolph, S. G. Buckner, Hunter
Wood, Geo. o. Thompson, @. +. Jar
rett and Thos. Green.
Many complaints come to us Of ir-
regularities In the railway mail SER
vice In this section. inexperienced
and incompetent distributing clerks
are causing great annoyance and In
convenience to our subscribers, by
hauling the KESTUcKIANs backwards
and forw ards for several days before
delivering them at the proper offices.
Mr.. N. Harrell, who lives four
miles west Of Lafayette, had black
mare-mule, bride and saddle stolen
from his stable on the night of the
10Th inst. Mr.. Hsfrell has offered
reward of SIS for the restoration Of
his mule. The State OF Kentucky
pays $50 reward for the apprehension
and conviction of horse thieves
Telephone.
The brief of Feland, Sites Il Fe-
land In the o. V. case was printed In
the KENTUcKIAN job rooms last week
and forwarded by the attorneys for
the county Saturday. They had
fifteen days to file the brief, but sub
mitted II in ten days. There Is now |
nothing to hinder the Court Of Ap.
peals from taking the case up at
once and deciding II.
The proposition to compromise the
balance OF Muhlenberg's debt, which
was to DO submitted Monday, was
Withdrawn. The reason assigned
was the withdrawal Of the support Of
q number Of citizens. Their with
drawal was due, we understand, to a
fear of subjecting themselves to lia-
bility to Judge Brown, Of Memphis,
for his conditional fee of $4,000
EnLn
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When the blood is impure or i'm
poverished, boils, pimplea. headaches
neuralgia, rheumatism, and varioui
other diseases are developed. Take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t puriflea,
invigorates, and vitalizes the blood
and restores vigorous health.
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Union Thanksgiving Services

The various religious denomina'
tions have arranged to hold union
thanksgiving services to-day at the
First Presbyterian church on Seventh
street. The services will begin at 8
a. m. and will be conducted by Rev.
j N. Prestridge, of the Baptist
church. All are invited.
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Keen This in Mind

That c. L. West is not going to quit
the Sewing Machine business. He
has made very good living from II
for is years, so what in the mischief
does he want to quit for? He has
got TO hustle at something and be
had Just as wei hustle at that as any
thing. II is all a malicious report
80 don't believe it.. When other ma
chine men are gone / will still be
with you 70 fix your sewing ma
chimes and sell you better machine
than anybody for less money.
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Entitled h he Re.,

All are entitled to the best that
their money will buy, 40 every family
should have, at once, a bottle Of the
best family remedy, syrup of Figs, to
cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale iDl 80 cents and
sl.00 bottles by all leading druggists.
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J, LIEBER'S
STRAYED.

strayed from my premises At Pembroke,
Ky, on the 18th OF April, two mich cows, one
deep red with some white about tanks. keen
horns, black teats, aged about syeaTs, weight
about ESQ. One nearly white with some red
Bpo.s on body and shoulders, neck sHnril
roam color, horns turning in somewhat to face
and inclinlng n little down. one horn some
weighs about l,l00. Both cows fat and In fine
order. White iow near calving. Any infor-
nation leading TO their recovery will be thank
fully received and literally rewarded.
Address w, HOLLIS.
Pembroke, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-30

Duncan Galbreath can be found al
his old stand, Bryan & Son, ready
and willing to do all kinds of repair,
ing with neatness and dispatch. All
work guaranteed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-30
For Sale Cheap.

Two No. ! bay horses, good size,
color and sndition. One very gen.
tie, lad can drive with safety ; good
style, ofive well together. Will sell
separate. Apply at once.
METcALFE MIRO Co.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-30
IKE LlPSTlME.

A new first-class
Stock of Clothing to
be retailed out at
Manufacturers Cost
and no humbug. The
cost sale chestnut has
been practlced on the
people Of Christian
county so often that
it seems to me that
all will doubt this as
soon as they read it.
But all I ask of those
wishing to purchase
good, reliable, honest
Clothing at the prices
that the largest mer-
chants pay for them.
Come to my store and
+ will prove to you
that the prices I ask
are cost and nothing
else.
My object in this proceeding is to
close out my stock of Clothing as
soon as possible in order to use the
up stairs of my house for other
goods and will not handle Clothing
at all when my present stock is sold
out, so If you intend to inspect this
elegant stock do SO before the best
are picked out. This will be bona
fide cost closing out sale to sell out
this stock. 1 will give to any one
wishing it the key to my mark and
they can at their own leisure look
through my goods and see what
paid for them and take them home
at that price. Remember the place.
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