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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-19
A Splendid Work of Art.

Miss Eunicc Fuqua, daughter of
DIR. WIN. FuquA, has just completed
painting that bespeaks the possess
sion of,unusual talent as an artist.
II ia acopy OF an imported French
painting, the original OF which 10
owned by Mr.. j. u. Jesup, of this
city. The scene Is a landscape with
river Winding between the hills In
the distance and a woman with 1.-TWO
children playing about her Ia the
foreground. The portraits are all ex-
cellent, tho coloripg fsultless and
the character of this work a. q whole
IL very creditable indeed TO tho
young artist. Miss Fuqua has Ia
ken lessons in Memphis art school
aud has also studied In the colleges
Of this city. She undoubtedly pos
scsscs genius of high order. The
picture Just completed, which is her
finest piece of work, is ON exhibition
at WylsI& Burnetl's drug store, aq''
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-19
Eorked Him.

Ina difficulty between two colored
hands on Mr.. w. 8. Withers' farm
near the city Wednesday, John Low
is, one of tho combatapts, was gouged
with . pitch fork on the forehead and
was then knocked down, where he
lay senseless for some minutes. His
wounds, proved. upon examina-
ton by a physician, to be only scalp
ones, however, and he will be out In
q few dave. "a I -lfetr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

One after another dropped through the
or,anin- They crouchsd low down s. they
,-rawl.si Through. The Lad luan noliing the
lantern as hiSb mp as he could Te<ch- mus.
II they we're fired On. the lantern would prob
ahty aimed for. and the bullet would iy over
them
We waited for them IN the vault through
several minutes Of most iurenSs anxiety.
Then We gave a great shout a the head and
shoulders Of the first man appeared under the
raised stone. We helped one after another Of
the bold four through tue opening up to day
light again .-.. ,,
The men had met no enc in the tunnel and
rad sen no branches or other means OF rs
care They were positive Ia one was eoi-
cealed inside further thorough e1arnina'
ti,u Of the tunnel confirmed their statements,
and il became almost certain that only one
uan had been at WORK
The theory that the plan and the execution
OF the CRIME were his only. was strengthened
the day he was buried, when a startling dis
covery WAS made Some Of the officers OF
the law. with Mr.. Axtell. had gone to take a
look al the man 10 endeayor TO identify him,
Mr. Axten had scarcely caught sight Of the
face before he exclaimed; Why, that man
is one Of the stone masons who built the
ysult!N
And 50 be proved TO be We found thar
the man had left widow, and hunted her
UP She was severely questioned. but pro
fessed entire ignorance Of her husband !
plans, and seemed TO be telling the truth
The officers and directors Of the bank saw
1T 10 reward me for my part in the occur
renee with a splendid bicycle, which bore on
Ill lot. AM in
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This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer med
icine does not exist and it is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver aid Kidneys,
will remove pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vent as well as cure all Malarial feyers.-
For the cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Btters-Entire sat
isfae,ion guaranteed, or money refunded
Price 30 cts. and 81 90 per bottle at j. NJ.
Mixers drug store. janlid&wchwky
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Children have likes and disllkes, wishes and
plans, just real and Just as cherished as
our own, and though they may lack judg-
ment in carrying them out they should not
be put down and crushed as If OF no conse
quence II is the parents privilege to heip
mature the child's judgment, not TO deprive
him OF II It is more through thuughteSsness
than through intention thar d child is hidden
to do things that interfere with little plans
on " hich the heart was set, but If their de
Sire are habitually thwaited IT may result IN
the q lid growing up with no individuality
- lew lstou Journal
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Jss<: a. taosgE-5i za- srsfNi'sS o-l
K,-iriT u 81 IN nay - CHAR
To 1airh tn sugti E1-l a isr-ilFT tr''HS crsd
Aad -=ili-- A. a folly s.s4Ai ma STARE.
ga-.- tza5s- ~ sin a -sil.l- f'it ~.
Ard asI thiazinz THAI fir7f war
lsu tl-- Az that i s.--iss- - ~
W1.-n tao prrsfy Dr'isu -s'-- arr near
f-s.s-s sn.- II d. 1t b lil-l the fr1tns--
A ~; taai hop-- sin ~t4 aiis1~rstAnd;
And ny year - a Perfect rtyin-
70 ,44rz 5ry.s .sfsss ard 4 pr'-,tY land
rie-. s,TEy naIr~ ar by snaancss, y4u $50
Boys are s5fnrti1Isa' r'ay, ! an tod;
k,a-r - Hss ~ Ntth ,fiilie for mr.
Just - ! rso8ghi ! ~u- -a'-tfiaz oih
Haller L,zaris.-i IN a grli Nentl-ry
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Casyorla - recommended by physicians fo'
children teething 1t is purely vegetabl,
preparation, its Ingredients are published
around each bottle. 1t is pleasant to tn
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t relieve
cor stips'i5n. regulates tho bowels. quiet,
pam, cures diarrhRa aad wind collie, sllsy
feverishaes-. destroys worms, and prevent
commissions soothes the child and gives i
refreshing s1d natural sleep. Csstoris ia tn,
chiidreus psHaces mothers friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

m'uv sn eminent mans passage to "the
gr5 At majority" Many life has been taken
by this dread disease that might have been
spared. had the possessor only known of, and
taken Meusrds Rnevmstic Bullets. They
ar certain, and at the same time pleasant
care for Rheumatism. Gout, and Neuralgia
They can be procured from J. VI. Mixer and
c. 3. Murphy & Co. At sl.0e per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

The best Salye in the world for Cuu,
Bruises Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chiib,ains,
Corus, and all Skin Eruptions, and positi lively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteea to give perfec; satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents ner box. For SALE
hv ] NJ dirs- aug20+divlv
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Socal 2naffcrs.

Fred Boz atom &. Chelsea MAJ Who
stands .ix Feet IN bis stockings and Is a.
sieted 10 The sale u spir,aous hquon.
Deputy sheriff Ames has been aftsr hin foE
more than tso weeks. during Shieh tine
. Fred h2s spent his time n toe woods ven
turing out only at Night On one occasion
the ofseer. very nearly took him into eus'ody
but by .si IL running ant canning dodginz he
eIaeied them. He sac taken SATURDAY before
Jadge S,eyeas and vas found guilty Of being
a common seller but apps alei- II ia sst'
that be regularly employed several boys To
peddls liquor TO TogBs soldiers.
The eighth Anniversary Of the 0-ganika
ton If the Augusta Young Neh's Chrs'isr
Annexation vas celebrated at lhe First Bar
list church last evening Rev 4. " Hitch
cock offered prayer and Rev 7. Jons'
read the scriptures. The annual report o.
K Il Mauhe~s The general seeretary va
thea read Mr. MsitheEs .h9ssd that n.
Associailon va In Hourishiug condition
ant made strong plea for improvement. II
the Association rogms and 70, further cop
erst On Of the citizen. Of Augusta Ar. G~o
+. G.y. President Of the Annexation intro
laced tn. speaker II the evening Prrs.icn
g. y % Pepper Of Colby Who delivered
sirrin1 al Ire, On s.soeitt,Dn 80 Rev
IS Ma5en a..i.ted in the service
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of health aud strength renewed and of ease
and comfor; follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, a it acts in harmony with nature tt
efectually cleanse the system when co-itive
or bilious. For sale in SOC and 81 90 bottle,
., sill leading druggists msr25i&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

sealed proposals for the entiIc instruction of the
proposed enlargement Of the hni state Capitol
VIII he received by the Conn j. ion a. -uct en-
Engagement nj Augusta on and b. FIRE tht lG'h tIlv of
MAY next NJ L O'Clock noon, ami also separate
proposals for h" same, under tine following hea
and specifications 10 Wit
/ tScav ati"n~, grading and frAiuage. .. FoundR
tons. : Concrete. I. Grauife hammered and of a
color in harmony with the rrc cui building s.
hranite rough or rock face, 0i "a -iuiI- Tor g. As
phalt- :. Brckwork and iroproofing. ;, Iron work
ana stair. g Stating, CUTTERS. conductors and ssy
.iRhts 10 flAstertng, -tucco a.d cement work II
Marb'" work. " tarprntc- work. H. Elevator
y. steam heating aud ,entila'inE. Is Plumbing
le Gas piping L Bells and -p,aking tubes IS
Painting and glazing
The proposed enlargement i. ia De, q ire proof
building about - feet square, taris- 10 the pres
ent building, stories high, vii la-rIucnt and
slate roof.
Plans and specifications will b. rp.t.l, far evan
nation AZ The state House, A. sustl. and ~ the
once ot Brigham sp0fprd, !" Nik -. Bost. ~ on
?"d after the tn day Of MAY ueAt
~" "lnWl'Sl"h reserves he r'th' I" reject IN
'Op"sh- g.. HIs IBDisN.
Augusta April q, lss9 al .7dif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

The late Duke OF buckingham told very
amusing story against himself once in the
House Of Lords aprupos TO railway matters
When he joined the London and Northwest
ern board on the day OF the first meeting
after his election he went to Euston square TO
attend IL He was too early, and on asking
porter who was banging about where the
directors room was, he was told that he had
come too soon, and went away On return
ing some time later he again found the same
man, who gave him the same information.
After long interval the duke again came
across his friend whom he questioned as to
whether the directors were not sitting The
man, very much uritated at being 81 often
accosted, looked at Tim and said There's
no use you coming about place here, you
arnt big enough" The duke enjoyed the
joke thoroughly and often spoke OF the Incl
dent with great glee. - London World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

l.nB,rss rRoSUErrs To a can of pre-
- %, N-s'r, chopped fine, add pepper, salt,
ND po~ srei mscs. Mix with these one fourth
mucn tre.i crumbs as YOU have meat,
~ork IN two tsblespoonfuls Of melted butter,
sni MIKE into rsl-shsp+d rolls. Roll these
10 raw egg. then in cracker dust and fry in
butter or very sweet lard Serve dry and
hos ~ith err, or parsley laid around them.
II SITTER esti> Z the above you happen TO be
troubled siih indigestion take = dose Of
Steele's Little Bile Pills, which you can bu,
Of J. NJ MiSr and c. B Murphy & Co. fol
% ce1ts per bottle.
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A BANK IOBlER.

ats"i F. r. tie F'AIEF7' ne s1'f - -
exactly irus. being ehahsel here "i4g IL IN
Important ieilal4A A tsiFt4ai a'sf'uht Oh ne
afaH vas peoilsned ia FFA4 lAP"f anu
souae II MY readers may have sen IL
" u-n ieft ono 'ratsd up my bicycle,
ard -sni II along bs express II arriFel N
perfect or'ier. and when tae roads were IN good
efndition t""k many Pheasant spin after
banking hotirs
One summer morning. after a DEL Shtful
after breakfast run N the ortc1n9 noun
tam air. rode Ip 10 thc tah1, ami Lay uls
cleaned and 0iied my In srie -tored 1t III one
Of the ro""is at toe rear % the lansing once
Then / went ieisureiy aioui my "pr& ihe
hrst tning {" do "as ~ oi~u the vault d SID
atantlai structure oi mas 'H} WIN ron d""fs
AMI br''tiite@ aih- NOR 81 SQUARE bt'SAs OF
stone
The vault N'ts not maze -i'SiaIiy strong
against buF Is i7f the t4ian "'iS kept III Tue
saie within lge aunt vas intenlel only 10
protect the urphA '-fl records IRON Afe ANY
mere odiisHt o. cfa'Nsi'!aA CUM nave e"t
INTO II IN an noHf OF t"' ne sale however,
va H. ''eii y "u' : "a P''''' a. -ii' 81 s''
ana iA'fa' 'hiifo'ed ''t a. ''u'i iAaAe It
iuo aunt ma &" - '''''' = o. ''4i'S' an go
outer "Ni'u "sIe 'aa''Ne'4 % 'o''i'''i'll-''n
l"tAa i''t"ee" l"e s"' He"" Vas " seoi'e
nor IKE Iua' 'iis'd' VI 'ls '"14'- ,,
swung the outer dour open without difii
Guilty but when pulled the inner door, TO
my surprise It scrapesi "a the stone floor, and
considerable force was required to pull It
O'ui ''i' ~ ''''i' am -
Had the hinges Of the door tcen worn 50 as to
let It dowui Had faulty construction IN the
huor allowed euf the stuiles IA slip gradually
out ot place and interfere With the dOori Had
the building i'een sitting and the vault floors
thrown out Of level Grand my heart beat
faster at the thought-had some one been
tamperug with the hinges
In any cas-. there was need of a thorough
investigation, but what Was to be douei The
cashier was out Of town and the president
had told ne tie uisht before that he would
leave on the mornings train for Enterprise,
u settle up a disputed balance With our cor
respondent there The absence OF both Off
..r, lett me IA first authority
But before decided what To do. the safe
mast L.. examined t. Sc. II IL had been tam
tere,l with | lurriediy entered the vault.
nud scanned the exterior Of the safe No
marks of viaieo,,. apI,aurcl The door was
protected by 4, tim. lock. and nv three com.
hiuati,n looks 10 mold the. ts,lfs nftar ths tim.
lu.;. had released then, The clocks mad
t.,.u ~ for : ,'.l,rk and were NOW run
down The tun,blers of the combinations
clicked in o,urk time as hurriedly wbirled
tin, k,,.,h. K,I, ..old and silver law undis.
tnrhtd ms, ~ hed left them the evening
f..fore
Now what was To Inc dome, did no, like tn
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Mamma Ito her little boy. Now, Ben
ME. if you'll be good and go to sleep, man.
NAL give you one of DR. Ayers nice sugar
coatei Cathsrtic Pills, next time you need
MEDICINE" Bonnie. smiling .weetly.
dropped of to sleep At once.
may ltd&wlw
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Small advertise u,esfs rot cxecedins thrce i,s-,
coming Under the hes.a us WANTED, -Cr ~
To LIT, LOST nc, viz lie inserted here one TIM.
fer : cents, three ~, for 70 cents and one Sses
for 50 cents,E pSii in sdSa1ee- IL NOT PAID y
ADVANCE. gset,rAs .AIrrs VII, AZ caARGsp-
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Spiral advertisements,

~sAs"s
eoninz unisr ne ne y wlxrKn, Ect "a
To LIT, Losr. nc. viz lie inserted here one tin,
ter 5 cents. three d., ior 70 osrts ard wses
ios = eenfs,n pSia II sas aISe; S cu.rs.sn
Ao'ASeA' AASUi-NS --N'hS VIA 81
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vented.
ITrANTED.-io lleetor and solicitor for An sstao-
w hshed busi'es> II Augustus anH NieihiiN; tef-
uaneni employ meEi snd chance for promotion 70
The right MAJ Apply to T. iionheiS' hAfie"
Block opp. po>iotf,ee, Al su>fa. Me.
dlwNsYS0'
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NJ ANTEb-' aiAbie toH>esttprr 70 ~
w charge Of hoGse Apply al loek box II or
W u. itENEk al MSroe "ofA "aY -.uLN
INr""TANT-in.urae-s Agents, Bank ti.rss.
NPIrs> Agents S'S'eA >tVft'.lle>' mar =.
sa Si1', ni,: s'i IN. Min aih,r daties Ne
capital required. Liberal indaeenrnts Write for
particular, 10 MEN lion A. hANhlN,J 70
-. $3.50 .,.,.-.,--- -, -
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-DNiu be received al the once OF me ai!t y
=. NJ. tieneral Ausns'a. Maine. nn'h Y o'clock VI,
way -. Tor IN. eN.,s a'' NJ, .. '"a,s i - q;
,sut. ~ tir5 =" IN -. s,,.i,;,tirrs f,r
,ame v hicl are now ready for examination at said
cihce. II NJ. >rRAGUk,
Adj't Quarter Master General.
IA yl'd6t
Mis-. :. T.. MASON. late Of \. =. Con.tr1a
vi AN vii tsLt a Uinitri number 81 puuiis in
Drawing. Painting and Music Vocal and flAno--ai
y. Sbsf,,n, - mayiI3iv.
JITANTED.-HorsE CLEANERS at the Maine In
w ,ane Hospital. Apply At once TO .oHN "
CHA>k. steward aud rtasurcr. ma, ,dew
.''[aniis Sai,ers wanted; , EFT,
49, ~. ~ I'm i ii, 80 ~ WIN " s.o" IL ''N
For Snte.
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condition, viii be- odd at bargain. C1ii Al corner
aa,u.ta. Me- NAV II, 80
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H." IN III 49,, iIV' III su I'm =. -, ~
W. -. WIN WI -----r WE'D ~ =. :. N-.us.
y-oK SAIE-A good saddle horse. beach wng
lrs, M IN H., h.., ~ a' rnni,;iin ''' ,nT a.
Rry.nr,. ,tshl,' rs.t Iii. ''''''''
e lei long, locker, at each end. Can he seen
maylIdsw Gh" \. N"KrHtY, National Home.
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ma, eiim Water street Augusta.
HOR stLt House lot. For particulars IN
- quire Of L. IL. Dudl"S three doors south of X.
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= 10 spring stree House has II rooms, nclnd
II 80. 'u' "aS NV GOA! ''irhA'' hnn nor ana
hoGc like houses in the city First class stable has
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1t is a little girl OF who makes the discov-
cry that the shad is Il porcupine turned inside
out
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Sooec Directory.

rg>RINIrY COMNANDERN. No X. Z. o. ste
] cial uncisNr Friday evening. May L, nj 40
O'Clock Work in Red trO>s.
CHAs- k.rtLgEN. r. G.
II. VI. WAIT Rec.
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vOh >tLt.-tottage house on Chapel street
i for sale, also no Oh Crescent stree, for
rent, ln4uIr" Of James 4. Fuller III Water st
rarrip.lrf
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Capital, $l,0OO,OOO
Par Value of Shares, $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-18

the country against direct bounty for
the protection of anything, and yet
such bounties as to salt, fish and other
matters had been reported by the most
eminent men in his part of the country.
He believed in ten years sugar enough
could be produced in this country TO
supply the domestic marked. He I'M
derstood that ope-sixth of the entire
weight of beets could be converted into
sugar. Was it not. therefore, desir-
able thing to encourage the beet sugar
industry in the United States? 1t wss
bounty for beet sugar that was paid
in France and Germany that simulated
the great product in those countries.
Gibson admitted the stimulating eff
feet of bounty in Germany and
France, but agreed That more power
full stlmulant had been the A cents per
pound imposed upon imported sugar.
Sherman said he wished to see
THIS EXPERIMENT TRIED,
not in the interest of any party. of any
section or State, but in the interest of
the whole country.
Eustis asked the Republicans what
had become of the argument on that
side of the substitute that was
formed on the theory, to use Hiscock IS
expression, that it was the duty of gov
eminent, regardless of its needs or of
the condition of taxpayers, to develop
by protective legislation, every Amerl-
can industry, whether it was heavy
headed in its fancy or still in its war Is.
He wanted to know if the Republican
majority proposed to kick the sugar
interest in Louisiana out of the house
hold and let it come to the kitchen
FOR CRUMBS OF BREAD.
Allison i'd Louisiana had grown
strong and vigorous under the tariff
trust, and had stood in with it and
abided by it for sugar and sugar alone,
but when proposition was made tina
would reduce the price of sugar cent
per pound the Senator from Louisiana
answ cred it by a denuncIaticn of the
whole system. He (Allison) declared it
would be better for the people to pay for
the whole sugar crop of Louisiana and
dump it into the gulf than to keep up
toe present duty On sugar. The tax
took $4,000, 600 out of the pockets OF
the people, in order that the sugar pro-
ducers of Louisiana might receive l
cent per pound on an infinitisi mally
small proportion OF the sugar they
produced.
After some further discussion, and
without reaching q vote, the Senate
went into executive session and soon
adjou rned.