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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15
CHAMBERLAIN'S
We and Skin Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore
Eyes, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Old Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Ec-
zema, Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore
Nipples and Piles. 1t is cooling and
Hundreds of cases have
been cured by it after all other treat
ment had failed. % and 30 cent
boxes for sale by Buckner Leavell.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15

Brig. Gen. Nelson A. Miles has
been promoted to Major General to
succeed Gen. Crook and Col. B. II,
Grierson is advanced to Brigadier
General.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15

Ex-Governor j. Proctor Knott, it is
understood, will represent Marion
county in the Constitutional Conven-
ton. If so he will be the ablest man
in that body.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
roR CLERK or COURT or .rprALs.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. M

FOR cLEhk VI UnukT W affEALs.
W. arc authorized 10 announce GEORGE II
MADDEN as 4 candidate for Clork OF the Court
OF Appeals, subject 10 the action OF the Demo-
cratic nominating primary or convention.
we are authorized 10 announce CAPT
JAMES u MARTIN, OF Barren countv as a
candidate Tor he office OF ,lerk OF tbs Court
OF Appcals Of Kentucky, subject TO the action
OF the Democratic party.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15
CLAEKsvILLE, Tenn, Dec. Il

CLAnKsvILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1899,
To all who suffer with Indigestion OF
Dyspepsia:
We cheerfnlly recommend Vitalia,
manufactured by Z. NJ. Thomas Man
ufacturing Company, New York. We
have used it personally or in our fam
lily with great satisfaction, and believe
trial of it will prove to you its ex-
cellence.
J.W. Hammer, Sr., d. D., Mrs. L. W. Thomas,
Mrs. 4. NJ Poston, Mrs. Matte Strain,
Mrs. 7. II. Lyman, &. W. station, sheriff,
q. l.. Pitt, Jas. Il. Rossitcr,
C L. Cooke. Lewis II. Willis,
Bailey NJ. Barksdale, J.J. Hamlet,
Marion Yarbrough, W. II. Russell,
J. II. Symes, 4. II. Lyman,
Charles W. IIodgson, l.. W. Bourne, Assessor,
George T. Randle, j NJ. FOwlks,
John Rick, Henry Rick,
Arthur Harris, g. Raimey Harris,
G. Wollenhaupt, Ely's Il. +. Poston,
G. IL. swift, NJ. D., d. X. Gold,
J Il. Sensing.
For sale only by Rogers & Elgin,
Hopkinsyille. and McReynolds AZ Co.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15

For sale only by Rogers & Elgin,
Hopkinsville, and McReynolds Il Co.,
Clarksville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15

Gov. Buckner is candidate to the
Constitutional Convention from Hart
county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-04-15

The bill was then put upon its
passage. The Republicans, with two
exceptions, refrained from voting,
hoping to break quorum, fifty-onc
votes being necessary to pass the
bill. The first call resulted yeas 81,
nays 2, and the victory was Won.
The absentees were then called and
the Republicans cast their full
strength and FIVE Democrats who had
lodged vote went on the record,
making the vote SO to IA.
Norman, of Henderson, who had
been called away suddenly, paired
with Hills, a Republican, but MIR.
Hills forgot the pair and voted and
DIR. Norman had his name recorded
the next day, as did also Messrs
Welsh, Bruce and G. II. Gardne', :,
who were called out during the fight
to attend committee meetings and
would have been sent for If their
votes had been needed. Mr.. We'll,
of McCracken, was out of the city,
but had his name put on the record
when he returned Thursday. The
vote as completed is here given in de-
tail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

finest flavor What is most astonishing Soo't I'e'e
grapes Is the length Of time they keep 5000 ar, arc
sound. Everything is racked aTH s" ,rpn" rirciw
Aneria by November !. and the lobbine trtnc r,'sS
dispose OF tho last Of the fruit before tic mot VI '0
The cr,r last year was 100000 barrels, OF when
10000 barrels came TO america, Enssnd 10 r ~
largest The prices which GROWER receV g.,
f,r their fruit last year phenomenal Owing 70 its
superior quality ard the fact that he'e was HUE eIse
grapes The Yield IS about hve tons TO Inc arre' anu
a. fast year growers received cents pound tncx
were we'll on Two hundred thousand DarrTn WI VIII
come 10 NewYok this year. and prices VIII DC nLsn
for the same reason as last year. scdrc" VI o'"o'
fruits: 49,. ,.-.o. =. a.. cr.ne ,roxins district
7 STAYED with Juan Antonio Lopez. the lareest Rapc.
grower III Spain. The edncatrd classes IN ms par
OF the country were very Gracious; PumS".o
court"xv cIusl to that OF the old cavalfrs per-
vadcs their intercourse making one Imagine ~ M reen
ue or two facts Illustrate forrlbr how CHil1auoh
has stagna,ed In this sect on An Ameficsh WHO vel,
Ilmcrid few years ago, ana saw the ulhic u!l,n
which the grover, tailored under In actinG thcir LIt
nom the interior OF the country to the point OF SNIP
To carry out a pan OF rinnin: marrow Sauec riii,
r0sd from the interior 10 The quay and barely ecapcd
with his llfc as the growers said any such scneno
would deprive great number OF men OF their me"hS
of livelihood. , ....
Another ir-tancc Is where ship captain attempted
to his vcssc alongside OF inc me quay rnat ,mo
port Of Almcra has IA order ~ load. TIE wa, com,
PEELED to pull his vc'se! ont some rods ana was saa
TO do 50 10 escape personal Injury. as me Shippers OF
the por. said 1t would be doing away M1fr the customs
OF Their forcathorS In manner thcv Would MOI pcf1n
If they did not take the grapes from the quay ana
this method also TO give work " large number OF
men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

. mea! for other hawks lie has lost more '''sh Nv
chick I.s IN the last eight weeks. In one 10" 'o'p
ttyour lite birds allied b. fore dAyoreaA oy ohc
more hawks that had them 70 peces IN 'A"y W.
Ing to drag through tho wires Others nav '"e
severely and taken altogether the chcAoh eop
hes suffered severely. ,,.,.r
Amos Ratncs. Of Kingsand. says that on " eane'.-,
afternoon Oh immense swooDed down upon pooN "
bis six.weeks old chickens and Rraspns one OF sho'
about to carry on when the old hen rusheo 70 Ae
The ravenous bird dropped 10 prey. and turning
upon the mother beat her on. Then. Is II IN eNeSe o
the Interruption. It seized not opv It's nr,t ee''' "'
was lying helpless II had fallen. but pcxeo up
second one and dow earning one little Crd WIN is
claws and another with It's crooked beak Tho Turner
saws that this first time in his LIE that ne 81"
hawk carry more than chicken at single s"oop.
Mrs Eliza Flint Of North Bergen however asserts that
she hawk nyna With three OF her chieken'one
10 each claw and The third In It, beak The little birds
were four weeks old Unfortunately her story lacks con-
trnaton for count Of the stock in the poultry yard
shovel only chickens to be missing and her nephew
who was there too that his aunts mistake was due to
the fact that the hawk II dew away with pair OF the
little birds shifted the that It carried With rs claws
from its left foot TO It's right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
Almost JTSTIFI ii..E.

From, The san Francisco cw'lt'er.
The other Ming. While c audience AZ me baiGs,u
r,u, ust.niu, ,p"iOini Ia toe famous scene wfcse
!i,rr, more, discussing the lyl"> OF Wocu' 'oup
Of san Mates, rusti's. IN TIE Mont ROW az the uI's
i la D. van An earnest Gscu' sion as 70 the nlcrlts "
. ..,r,1 II prilc one of them had ,oI sale.
Despite the angry looks and - Ms ot ta"se heF.
hv me- controversy waNc! louder until ~ last !.
,r,,,man SITTING brhiad the idlhrl, touched one u
ihrn, on The sh,0lter and quietly >ad s
:" EN.usc NJ. my friend. but what Will yon '"nc
for that OF yours ~ ia.
'o' Th" grange. stared for a moment and then sad:
.E<a,Ilyr said the gentleman. taking out MS
pork, book and handing over SNvn.'tch lac,
Here f. "A twenty. Now that sow's mine: JUST
let her alone II ynu pl'a>c .,.,
The audience Sick"rtd. and though the conNtFNniin
made q wotnl attempt to turn the Joke by srsNey
pockcinE TIE note and handing over the sid thsh-;
the snub wa, crashing In lis effect and III tn arau
silence that followed the ph,!inhr'pr mil!iohaie
leaned back aud modesty enioycd his popularity;
But what the del,ation from up the Ia, $40 "ne,,.
after the performance. the, tried 10 bny tr WIN
the twenty and found II bad count rfeit Is IiE' ioE
UubllratiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
The Enects Of Mental Exhaustion

MANY diseases, especla., those OF the nervous svstcn.
are tho products OF daily renewed mental exhaustion
BUSINESS svocatoas often involve an amount OF ncnti
wear and tsnr p,iudlca! 20 physical health aas
tho nrof,,L,u, II arduously pursued lass de>truet
I've to brain and tissue 1t il one Oh 'r most '
potant attributes Of Iostei,ers Stomach Bakers thSs
for this undue loss OF tissue ad that in
psrts to the brain and h'r'"' lac raa't,
, which IL ,cnevt weakened ucncs energy and physical
vitality 4, remarkable and shows that It's in,isora'ns
propertie. IRE Of the highest order. Besides increasing
vital stamina and acting the effects o! nental en-
hmuston this potential medicine cures ahd preNra9 I
and aauc rheumatism. chronic dyspepsia and constraN"'
kidney and uterine weakness aud other complaints fny
sic,ans also commend II % n'.dcaed sumuians soS
remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
FIERCE AND DEspERArE HAwKS.

8avts were never numerous In Bergen County
n. j. they are u present They arc 'Eso' ooia .n
1s..nse,y hunGry and they depicting the poultry
ysr1s At rate that oders . dismal outlook for some
nr,ssmas feseaHes Usually hawks mako their raids
DADDY but this season they commonly 6y in pairs. ana
ens Of brds engages the mother Rns sttent'on while
a sasmsr Of Kew.Durham. says that few evenings ago
n sAee . hswk and nailed IL body TO tho barn rs .
va,nine = ~ fellows. In the morning no found the
1870 - uanGisd sad utsis Of The flesh hsnRne 70
~ nas that - was CONVINCED the eotuss had furnished
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

happiness following. down 10 1890. wher
by division ~ it, ranks II lost power
and wicked aud bloody rebellion fol-
lowed. almost for . time destroying
liberty, aud leaving the people with
minds 80 diverted trom The true prin.
ciples Of constitutional liberty. that Il
hss taken years 10 bring them back 70 a
soIid realization of the blessings u Law
ful liberty. hat provides for thc securis )
and happine~ss Of all alike. The People
have finally awakened. aud IN their
hearts sworn new ailegiance 10 the prin-
cipIes of Democracy. aud will again
place il ia powev The isrst opportunity.
The old party oi the constitution Ia
founded on she bedrock of liberty. aud
viii not die while liberty survives. II
has witnessed the passing away OF the
Old Federal party. tbe ancient WIKI
party. the smalI-minded Know Nothing
party. the spti Free Mason party. the
liberty party. the Free Soil party. the
Barn -hurper faction. and numerous
others. snd one Iuore national c2mpaign
aud lis orators will deliver funeral ora
Iion> over = deiunct Republican, party.
gone the way OF its other oppopents.
70 be succeeded ~ sowe otLer nop-
e shorter lite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

CONDUCTED w MRS. n. L. Horns.


think every man who steps into a
,sal0on Tor the purpose 81 speuding his
money for drink. which only btings
poversy aud rags TO his family aud dis
grace 10 himself. should vote The prOhi-
biliop ticket, because IL II tie only ticket
that has men on il who xre IN fnvof az
|removing This curse irou our nation,
aud beyond hcappctitc already acquired
by the drinker.
think every business uian, cyen irou,
purely business r~ssous II 10 other.
should vote the Prohibition ticket, be-
Cause the rum traffic diverts trade IRON
The ncediul aud legitimate bu-in.~s an,i
the money that would iind lie Way 20 Tie
grocer. The butcher. aud the baker. eic :.
socs 70 the ill ot The hlrky aud beer
yrnder.
Think every patriotic citizen who has
the right OF trgnchi-e should vote the
Prohibition ticket. because Que of HE
two greatest rnenics 10 This grand
government Is the American saloon
think The ''as good -ProlAihitionist-
as.yo are" ftlan should vote the l'rohi-
bition ticket, because the fellow who
isn't rs good, etc." Che saloon keeper
will vote The exact duplicate of ballot
you do, while you continue 10 vote with
our (eiiher old parfy.) Did you ever
think of II that way!
think every man who fought IN the
late war 10 put down the rebellion should
vote the Prohibition tibkct, because The
saloon is on record (witnes- recent do
Jugs la Cincinnati and elScwhere) ~ be-
ing In rebellion against tins governments
for 10 rebel against the law il rebellion
sgain-t The government, FOR law IL the
creation OF the government.
think educators, aud all friends Of
our public schools ehouId vote the Pro-
hiDition ticket, tor rum rules on school
'board-. 10 the drtriment OF the public.
" Il burning shatue. and tho thought
of II should make every loyal American
blush that ever salooa Keeper was ac-
corded place on our school boards.
think every moral man should vote
The Prohibition ticket. because i,pnor /.
sIity and vice ave begottsn by rum, born
and reared Ia the ss;oon.
Think every minister Of the gospel
should vote the Prohibition ticket. First.
BECAUSE God tsthe author OF prohibition.
Second. because God never authorized
the sale Of induIgences 10 sin. (rax aud
llicensc.)
| think every Christian man should
lvote the Prohibition ticker, hccanrc NO
Chris Liam can afford 10 vote against the
Ichurch and home, and The saloon IL the
lgveatest enemy Of the church and home.
A New Convert.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

When the Senate Of the United States
|sdjourns for refreshgpents, the members
will step over "a President Morton's
saloon and "smile. - Southern Journal.
The rum made fionds and liquor vcn-
ders of the he'll devouring holes Of the
high and low. The giIded groggery and
the drunkard's den il the dark aud loath-
some alley, will now rejoice with . rum
roaring rumpus to know hat the man
who IL liable any day 70 become the ruler
of the greatest nation in the world, Is =
licensed dealer In Intoxicating lianors.-
Rev. +. ID. Lathe.
There il no doubt that the incident Of
the opening Of the vicc-presidentiaI
saloon has caused good deal Of annoy
ancc 10 the administration. The presi-
dent il annoyed aud angry. and 80 IL
Mr.. Riaine, while the pions superimtend- :
ent OF The Bethany sunday school At
Philsdclphia Il mortified but ~ Morton
did not expect the direct patronage OF
these gentlemen any way, he feels easy
with the assurance that the working and
drinking meu Of his party will! back him
up Washington Special.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

The Washington Gazette ssYss PsFms
|ers. the county over, ara coWplajpjae
|skat there win not b half enough IN Vr:
|phiesn raised "a supply tie dG4(spd and
that 70 ship them in means frop six bite
70 dollar bushei. It ia remsrEakie
fact that the crop will be very short-ye.
msrkable becsuse the season appesgs 60
have been ip every way favorable "a rsjo.
ing the popular vegetable. No Quo
scems to know how TO account tat ShQ
shortage. Cine farmer Who had plsQied
four sores wac IN she city lohpy posaiQes
70 feed the threshers -he COULDN'T fpd Z
mess ~ the whole patch: The eFY 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

How can We expect honest laws 10 DO
made by dishonest legislators? The ma
jority rules, and the majority were cleo.
ted BY bribery which 10 thievcry and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

What People Think Of IL.
Brother Hennie II. how il your Vice
comSpauionf Z
Vice-Presideut Morton is mernbcr oi
The great temperance reform party
Mrs Ellen Foster will now please stop
1t the mon partisan saloon, Bro. Nor
tons. when she visits Washington.
The cooks Of the White House will
now he expected 70 20 over 10 Vice
President Morton's grog shop aud get
their drinks.
The saloon keepers can say. "We
have next to The highest official In the
United States as IN example 70 90 by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

liot sDd dFy, And plenty pf dpst.
Farmers aEe bpsy taxing oG their hsy,
We understand that Upcle Sam haa
granted Grauviile EIkins . pension ~
81 per month; hurrsh for Granville.
Peter Chssteen is going to huild new
house, which will add greatly n CIV
town. :" -
Squire Moore went % JaspeF lsss week
N. A. }. Cave, Of Ireland, wss visit1
ing friends aud relatives a Cryssal lasl
week.
The women Ia sud around Cryetal ara
still on the war-psth. We would like 20
here from Jolly Joe: N
Ton THpNE,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

The licensed saloon and the pulpit lead
In contrary directions. You are part
ncr In the traffic when you vote 10 license
Il, which you DO every time you vote
either old party ticket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

According q tha report of The cengpa
enumerstors the population Of The toVs
OF Rockport is uesrly $50 f1Qt permit:
ted 70 give exact igures-l Il VH 2.3s2
according 70 the cepsus Qf laaQ. shaw jp9
loss of about 20 A part az the WeSl
side Of the town has been detachpd frem
the corporation, which probably sccQppyc
'or o. lhe decrease ~ the PePgIali8R:=
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

| II The Lodge bill xoes through, ~
Operations wiii begin on Septewter y,
when the chief supervisors viii eelect
their circuit judges aud poufy item 20
appoint state boards Of capvsasefes con-.
'sisfing each Of three pep. Thh must
be done by Oftober ~. The cspvaasere
will meet on November -. spd Do ths
election business for the people w telling
the clerk Of the bouae Of represeptativcs
whom they consider the succcss:pl can.
ldidstes. The state oflcers may report
10 the clerk that other men bave been
|slcctec. but the poor clerk has to put
down the names sept 70 him by the tqd-
eral canvnssers or 20 TO isik
Ibe CHIEF supervisors ere allowed %
many deputy marshals "a they may call
for spd 70 pay them e5 day.
a notable provieion IL that in states
where the secret ballot methods Is law,
= federal supervisor can 60 iuio the
booth with voter II state officer i aI>
lowed 20 do 90. This provision viii not
ELECT New York, where nobody u al
booth
Heavy ppphhments are provided Tor
ell persons violating any sectioQ Of the :
biz There = CLEAN of the bayopet In
the last section. i,s5a which reads "a fol-.
Ows:
Sec. 1854 u shall be hwfsl fpr the
President Of the United States, or sQch
person as lac may empower for the pQr-.
pose. 70 employ such part or the lad Or
naval forces Of The United States, og Of
sne militia. - NAV Be pecessary to aid IN
tse execution Of judicial process. issued
under any Of the preceding provisionss
Or e shall be necessary 20 prevent the
violation aud enforce the due execution
Of the provisions Of this title.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

There are scores or night drinkers. Sly
drinking kills both body and soul. Yon
are M better than he. You are 10 blame
possibly for your fTiend's downfall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

One hope Of winning in the ncar fn-
ture with PrOhibitIonists i, that their
enemies are killing each other very
rspidlY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

Fifty pents . day fcr whisky in youth
takes the 90. GOO ava from The old man
when lac needs II most. II is so, figure
Il out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

Six peFsons indicted hy she last gFapd
ssS = ~: e sssss5 sSs;a 81 ss.es See Aasl
", Monday. One OF them gave Isil sni
The other i've we're lodged n isil: There
aro Others Iet "a Be arrested IN sjMjlsr
charges. They are charged viii vho
White sud Strolher whipping IA South
East tovnship.-We4 Rsdeu Tjmes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

RATEs ~ ADvEHT
souare. lolines or less, week: - %
m subsequent insertion % ''S'
Yo.asr advertisements at the same
4 fraction ovcr even square or
.., -. ,ounted rs q square. Vnesf
l"s.a ,arma FOR transient advertise
III -. : reasonsble deduction will he
'sSe 10 regular advertisers.
votioes ot appointment 81 anm'n's-
+.orsand legal notices of''ke Oh har"c'''
1 no paid 10 advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

Bridget-lsi Il thrue, mum, The mss,
|ser's give up dFiukia's ' - ~
Mistress- Yes, but whY IA Tnu az }
Bridget et-Nuthin'. mum, aWQIY tha
Glove. e goia' faster thin liver !=MuBs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

con inhsbiislts b tho nHHheF aII0Ved
2 v.-ssa.ss sy s4s lie sauasSasj06.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18
u.,,sHxp EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER,
nusovs COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
GLEN ENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IN CouEiKs Bu'LplSe ON
|vvsr sixth STREET.

rurcElnv SUBSCRIPTIONS.
,.r,c subscription. for SO Nos. q ~ ~
FAR m six months. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

Representatives Night be Declared Elccte
wight DC Disfrapchised- state Authorit
lgnOrea.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-19
a rbr,,Inx Tovn.

The editor Of the sscin Press gives our
town the following favorable notice:
1--WE were over at Lebanon the first uf
the week, and after mingling with her
citizens for two or three hours, eafne
away with the impression that for a
thriving energetic en-ahead town, 1eb-
anon hns no superior In the State, |. g.
for town that IL ho larger. The pm
per mill, the prime cause of all the
activity, Is making fair progress. We
notice two very large ricks Of straw
that had been hauled from the nejghbur-
ing farms, that Is 10 he used I'm the
manufacture of paper. In the town
proper we notice several new residences
under way; also the foundation was be-
ing laid for church building fur the
NJ. e. church, South. The new school
house, which Is well along under con-
straction, will be n source of pride 10
citizens, when completed. These with
many other improvements that is going
on, gives 10 the streets "A very busy,
bustiing aspect, and we predict that
Lebanon will be befure many years
pass. one of tile very important cities of
Oregofin -