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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

Mrs. c. d. Stuart of 1921 Mission street
is lady With q mind Of her own. She says:
TIE E1srin w. J,s Co.--GESrLExEs ]
tried 10 get another bottle Of joys Veg
ei.ble Ssrsaparilla and the clerk in the drug
store brought something Just as good. did
not want something Just ss good, bat
wanted joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, be-
cause knew what II did for me last spring
| was suffering from nasty sick headaches
and dyspepsia my blood was bad. After |
took the great Home Remedy joys Veg
etable sars.p2rilla, could eat, sleep and
do my work a. good IS | ever could.
MRs- G.. ID. STUART,
l22I Mission street
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James a@dIr-S living On Point Lcbos
ROAD as
Z! as h<}&sa - Jos Co.--GENTLENE /
siso 10 ibsaS voa. Z, gentlemen, for the great
gNSe waicn voa- JOYS Vegetable SArsspsril-
Is has done tor ms ~eak ewes. thought
sooid soon 70 blind. | was actually
,eS@hS nlT slsht Nv ewes we're 50 weak ]
aa 70 s'a7 Fading day ard night Jessie
ns.i the ps3e~s for me.
A7e1 usns foHr hotties q JOYS Vege-
go >arsaParit'a pat away The green
"a at san ncv ~ce As vel - / ever
VT " Noa3 Is m good condition. I
y ne weSk st al. AeS 30 praise your
Vegetable Ss-s2parijlA No enc
800 take a1v other ssrauzr.llS bur
~ Nvretssi, Ssraras.I,a.,
N~aN IAkE ASoRrsA
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TIE Esssa ". Joy Ca.--CiESTIENrS: II
has been nv habit for years 10 wake up ir
the morning With headache ard wo1n'
ont, exhausted feeling stsendIng Il About
two months ago I canmencei taxing Jews
Vegetable SsrsarsrilIa. snd have eeen tax
ire Il occasionally ever sloce, and Il Is nc
little sasisractioa q me ts say that since |
took the hrsi bottle | rave been feeilHg
spleedia and hzve ro; had retara Of the
old facilitating Eeodsehes.
A. N. Eovx 60 jones' street.
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Eirsia ". Joy Co.: am one of those

Eisia ". Joy Co.: j am one Of those
who place but little faith in advertised
nosirums, but seeing 50 many local testi-
g1oniala detailing the effects Of Joys Vege-
table Sars4parills, I, too, bought it. took
il for pains 10 tho hack aud chronie bilious
ness. the results Of = 6isord,red liver. which
has gwen me much trouble, and believe it
has permanently cured me ! haven't felt
50 well for ten years. l recommend Il 10
all mr friends and We take II for nearly
everything over our way and is seems to hit.
MD NErELI,
90 Everett street, city.
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EDWIN W. JoY Co: Your Saraparill.
has dons all that oouli wish, and am
veil pleased With it Ny SYSTEM has been
very irregular for sorae time and nay blood
impoverished, snd, thanks 10 Joys Nege-
table sxrxspzrilIs." | am no~ all night,
although shsIl take il for time yet. As
$ thorough blood pura6er and for the sys-
TEN generally, have never seen ANYTHING
70 equal j. r. n bnonc,
1903 Highland ave-, KAnsas Ossy.
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Edrin w. icy o. For years have
suffered from Indigestion and headaches,
but ~ soon Is purchased bottle Of your
Sarssparilia I could eat almost anything
with mpunity and am never troubled with q
headache OF any kind, and give you the
credit which is due you.
THOMAS p. CuLKrs,
st. Louis. Ne.
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GEsrLExsS: Being troubled with boils,
took one of the ssrssparillas and the result
was "mass Of pinples." Hearing Of joys
which was purely vegetable, | tined it, and
the boils dried up in few days joys acts
different 10 the others
J. NEWMAN, Alameds, Cal
Formally with the Alta California"
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It has been my habit for years to wake up
in the morning With headache and worn
out, exhausted feeling accompanying IL
About two months ago commenced taking
JOYS Vegetable sarsapsrilla and have been
taking il occasionally ever since, and II 10
no little satisfaction TO me TO say that since
took the first bottle have been feeling
splendid. and have not had return OF the
old debilitzting headaches
A. M. ROWE, So Jones street
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Little Lake, Cal

Twas troubled with sex headaches and
loss az appetite, which / attributed 60 slug-
gi.h liver. 4 friend recommended Joy .
Vegetable Ssrsapsrilla' and | have taken
several boi,les The effect was splendid.
IL strsishiened ne up al around The
eject or the liver was marked Ii = the
hes. remedy ever took. | always like 70
have il IN tie house
GUSTAVE SALOMOS.
rs Valencia StI Get, city,
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When You AK for Joys Vegetable ssr.
sapsrIlia Don't Accept Any Other.

Every one wants pure blood, all need pure
blood. bat you can't afford 70 tell On your
face that you have been taking ssrsspariila-
joys Vegetable Ssrsspsrills speaks for
itself. but no; in big red blotches on your
face. II speaks in the vondroas cures
effected, and speaks loudly. too.
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Grxrs: While leosuring IN this city /
contracted cold, accompanied with cough
ina. and u2s ;hres'sned with pnecnn CHA
After irving rumeTons remedies used joy
Vegetable ssrsspsrills, which cured ne
eonpls,eiy OF nv cough and painful sore
a.. of the threat Yen are NJ liberty 70
,<e this note for whatever purpose you Ike
FL Cx.AAxx so California s;xss&-
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EDEN W. Joy Co: For years have snf-
fered from indigestion and headaches, but
as soon as purchased a bottle Of your ssr-
sapsrilla could ca. almost anything with
inpunitv, and am never troubled with a
hesdsche Of any kind, and give you the
credit which Is due you.
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GEsrIrxxs: For many years ! was
Sufferer from constipation and headaches.
Abou, year ago commenced taking "Joy's
Vegetable Ssrsaparills," and have been en-
tirely froe from these troubles ever since.
You sre at liberty 70 use this testimonial as
Won wish. DAVID e. MACE.
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supt. AImshouse, city.

Msxican dollar IL - heavy - car
own dollar. bat 10 Amt IS gocd-ff Is only
xor,h SO cents Refuse all substitutes.
AK for and receive your own home
Remedy. Joy's Vegetable ssrsApAriiia
prepared By the EDWIN ". JOY CO..
san FrAneiseo, Gals
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Ge,tlc,s,n. Having taken bottle Of
your JOYS Vegetable Ssrsaparilla, l can
truly saw tha. it is the bsst medicine have
ever taken for constipation, headache and
general dshiIitated system ] feel over
loved bv the use Of one bottle. acoldent-
allv got nv ankle sprained few years ago,
and | find nv leg getting stronger, and an
feeling better IN every way.
WV J. PERRY.
Snpt AlmshouSe, city.
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WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS.

Having tried several bottles Of your Sar-
saparilla, and finding ii better than oshss
makes, readily recommend IL
C. A. BosEsTExI, 2il Geary ssrsss
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E,isrssa IT, Jsy Ce.: NJ occupation gives
me tis.le or 10 exercise sni have oense-
cue-ilv bal for Years a weak stonseh, IN
diSesioa .nd constipation vss sufferer
unm I forssnsssly tried Jcy's Vegetable
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George w. Vincent writes

lam sixty years Of age, in good sound
health and feeling finely. I was feeling
pretty tough until began taking Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. | recognia4 tina
remedy, for believe il Is like thai which
xas riven 70 pse By an old Mexican in the
early hftiss. an now able n sleep well.
wake refreshed, have no attacks OF rheums-
tism, NV blood il in good conditions, my
head il as clsw ss bell I can, therefore,
conseieuiiously recommend joys Vegetable
aarsaparilla TO the old folks, and 70 the
Young folks too. IL has done wonders for
ne. II Is great blood purifier. and you
don't have 70 take nasty pills when you take
the HON. Remedy" JOYS Vegetable
s.rszpsrilla. GEO W. VINCENT,
sTorrens court, San Francisco, Cal
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Geas: I have been taking your Sarsa-
oarilla and think i, is wonderful remedy.
have had cat,rrh Of the head and throa:
for seven wears, and have been ,rested by
doctors 1 got JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla
and took /, for about Eve months, and froG,
that Gav % tsis have never bean troubled
With ost.rrh. and believe / an entirely
wen Ct il. have found ii na.chless. /,
is good to have handy.
AIRY /. F!zAELL.
T,stfa ala I'll
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No eae should be fooled by . dishoHoss
druggist. There are plenty of honest drug
r,sss y 40 would be glad TO have your trade
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Tx Esw1a ". icy o., Sas Fraaeiseo. Cal
-IrxrLrxEx: | Used your SarSsparilla
three months. was troubled With kidney
disease. habituAl constipation, loss Of appe-
ute. detective Nutrition, dyspepsia, and was
laying and weary. ! an nos % well and
strong can't help indOrsing Joys Fegeia-
bic ssrsapsrilla.
J. Il. STITCH.
Chisf Clerk CrxA Hosel. XoodlAnd, CAl.
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No reliable druggist viii tell 20. he has
a sarsapAriIIa as good =. joys. Take the
best when yeu pay your money.
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Sarsapsrilla. which has helped me in every
way. / think l hHd one Of the most
sensitive stomachs one ever possessed, and
WAS in continual distress, but with the
AID of joys Saraparilla can now eat any
and everything without anv evil effects II
has thoroughly reorgani5ed NE, and ! am
delighted 10 recommend IT.
CLARA MrLSIs,
los Kearuev street. San Francisco.
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Rasria W. joy o.: Yea may add my
name ss sessifying 70 the merits Of joys
Vegetable sarssparilla for biliousness and
the accompanying heaisohes. ara BY
nature bilious, and the ordinary remedies
Al best only relieve it for the time. but sincs
taking ~Joy's sGrSarsrilIa' ] end that il moi
Only q, once relieves, but removes the eaass
a thee troubles, 60 that can truly say Il
10 a cure Tor them.
Ma J. RfrrgsHoUsE,
TIA Markss A<sA
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iaS Kearney street, San Francisco.

Write Ia thsse people. and they VIII
tel,you hos glad they arc that they refused
Q substitute.
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Edrin W. Joy Co: As remedy for indi-
gestion and dyspepsia, with the usual sick
headaches accompanying them, have
found remedy that seeing 20 remove the
cause and cure them in joys Vegetable
Ssrsaparilla 1 have used il myself and
most highly recommend it TO others.
l.. G. Lucas,
Lsclide Building, City.
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Eden " .Tov Co. The immediate aud

Ei,ia ". Joy Co. The immediate aud
permanent relief afforded ne By the use Of
JOYS Vegetable Sarssparilla from the tar
ribie affection of dyspepsis accompanied BY
raeking headache has prompted ire to vol
un,srily express my Endorsement. Two
wears of extreme suffering we're banished as
II by magic. To those suffering similarity
/ recommend its trial. Its merits viii 20
the rest Yours in health.
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EpwIS W. JOY Co: have been using
you- Ssrsspsrills and it has done more
good than any other medicine. could
DO, digest my food; had sick headaches.
and felt sick and tired all the time; had no
ssreugth; took great many kinds az med
icineS, hu; none did me as much good as
yours. r A. JENKS,
GaTberville Humboldt County, Cal.
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esd~ Strong and Lastroas.
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! had tried 50 many prescriptions TO no
purpose that had come TO believe nothing
sould relieve nv dyspepsia aud sick head
aches but have not had a return of either
Snce commenced taking Joys Nege-
table SarsAparilla." | believe ! an per
maaentlv cured, bat still take il occasionally.
You have NV permission 20 make this
public, for think that remedy that will
cure dyspepsia sni prevent sick headache
Mould be generally known.
MRS ". FOWLER,
So Everett street city.
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l.. IL. SAAS.
Poso Township. Kern Couaty, CT.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
SUBSCRIPTION 50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
If the pictures the Courier.Jo urna

If the pictures the Courier-Journal
is giving from day to day, said to be
portraits of the members of the com
ing legislature, faithfully represent
the originals, the aggregation is go
ing to be job lot the like of which
was never before seen in Frankfort
Some of them show up without col
lars or cravats and even in their Sun
day clothes lookmore like rail-makers
than lawmakers. Others had their
pictures tuck" in store clothes and
flaming neckties loud enough to wake
a policeman. If the faces represent
the intelligence they possess, some of
the new members will have to be
tagged when they start to Frankfort
or they will never get there.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
Pee Dee Letter.

PEE DEE Nov. 2S.--The farmers of
this vicinity are about through gath
ering corn and they were glad to see
the rain.
We had quite storm Monday
night. 1t blew down several fences
and part Of the roof off of Mr. Ander-
sons store at Newstead.
Miss Moore who is teaching schooI
in this place has been sick for several
days, but is able to teach again now.
Hiss Lucy Nance, who has been
quite sick with sore throat, is con
valescent.
Mr.. r. G. Crenshaw has been very
sick, but after the cautious treatment
of DIR. Caudle he is improving rap
idly.
Mrs. G. ". Jones Obs very sick at
her home near this place.
Mrs. j. B Nance and sister, Miss
Western, who are now visiting their
father in Texas, are expected home
next week.
Misses Nance and Crenshaw spent
very pleasant week with Mrs. Perry
near Casky. They returned from
their visit about two weeks ago, and
we think if some Casky boys don't
make us visit soon sour girls" will
want to visit Mrs. Perry again, but
don't grieve over it Bracie, for "the
longest pole gets the persimmon."
We can't understand why Miss
Gertrude is always so anxious to &c
flor the mail here of late; probably
there has been some attraction added
to the post office.
We have a new doctor in our midst
CDR. Caudle.) He makes speciality
of heart trouble"
If we see this in print will be glad
to let you hear from us again.
ROMEO.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
DUMAS DEAD.
Son of the Author of "Monte Cristo" and
"The Three Guardsmep."

Aho AhTcc OudTuShiSn
PARIS, Nov. n -Alexandre Dumas
the distinguished author, dramatist,
essayist and politician, died this even
ing at 7:45 o'clock.
The dramatist, novelist, essayist,
moralist and academician whose
name was Alexandra Dumas DO Q
worthily the crushing heritage of a
patronymic made SO illustrious by
its former possessor, Alexandra
Dumas, pere, whose name as author
is upon the title page of more than
LOO volumes.
Alexandra Dumas, fills, was born in
Paris on July Is, 1924. He was an
illegitimate child. he began writing
at the age of IL, and since had writ
ten many plays and novels. In 1884
he became commander of the Legion
of Honor. His principal work is La
Dame aux Camelias. His drama
entitled Francillon was produced in
1887.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

A movement to send 100000 in
gold from the Louisville banks to the
Treasury to exchange for paper
money has come to an end, because
the Treasury officials would not
agree to return light weight coins
instead of deducting five cents for
each grain short from abrasion. The
Louisville bankers, it seems, pre-
ferred to shove dishonest dollars on
the unsuspecting public aud put
these light weight coins into circula-
ton again at their face value.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

Rev. D. f. Kerr was the Republi-
can candidate for the legislature in
the Bowling Green district, and dur
ing the campaign E. M. Seely made
affidavit that he had seen Kerr shaw
ing in a negro barber-shop, not pat
ronized by white people. Kerr had
Seely arrested and tried to have him
indicted for false swearing but failed.
Now Seely has turned the tables and
brought $4,000 damage suit against
Kerr for malicious prosecution.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

Bro. Walton, of the Stanford Inter
ior journal, announces that he will
accept the appointment of delegate to
the National Editorial ASS citation at
St. Augustine, Jan. q, and will be
there. The rest of us who go will
try to see that he does not repeat HE
Atlanta experience and get left by the
train and separated from his bride.
However, he has probably learned by
this time that trains are like time and
tide.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

Forty-nine hundred fathoms co.
400 feet) without bottom being found
is the deepest sounding made. The
British surveying ship Penguin re-
Gently found this depth in the Pacific
ocean in latitude % degrees 40 min
utes south, longi Jude IT'S degrees 10
minutes west, northeast OF New
Zealand and the Kermadeo islands;
the wire broke before touching bot
tom. But Admiral Wharton in Ma
ture says: sit is at any rate certain
that the depth is at least 245 fathoms
greater" The deepest sounding
before this was 4,655 fathoms near
Japan.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
TOOK THREE PREMIUMS.
Mr.. j. X. Giants Success at the Bowling
Green Poultry Show.

Mr.. j. X GantS success at the bowling
Green Poultry Show.
Mr.. Joe X. Cant returned Saturday
from the Bowling Green Poultry
Show, to which he carried several pens
of fine poultry, He showed nine
chickens and took three first prem
iums, in show of 100 fowls.
He secured first ON Light Brahma
pullet, being the highest score of any
Brahma in the show room--949. He
also got first on Buff Leghorn hen and
first on Buff Leghorn pullet.
Mr.. Cant sold trio of Buff Leg,
horns, including his premium fowls
for $35. He bought some Barred
Plymouth Rocks at fancy prices and
will next year add pen of these pop
ular fowls to his poultry yards.
1t is quite triumph for Christian
county in SO large a show that three
OF the best premiums should come
here, and MIR. Cant is naturally
elated over his success, and very
Justly 80.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
Rows This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. j. CHENEY g. co, Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and lin
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, 0.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
GRAND WORK.
The Eddyviiie Penitsntiary Permeatcd
With the christian spirit.-A
MemoriaI Day.

Thursday was the first time
Thanksgiving was ever observed By
prisoners in the State penitentiary al
Eddyville. This was done by the in
fiuence of the Christian Endeayors
who came up from Hopkinsville, Pa
ducah, Princeton and other neigh
boring cities to join these poor un
fortunate men and boys in praise
and thanksgiving service. The
chapel was crowded with convicts
until they were standing all around
the wall. The Paducah Endeavorers
in the morning conducted prepare
tory service, and there was so much
interest in this that everybody ex-
pected wonderful service that after
noon.
Long before the hour of service the
house was crowded and the prisoners
restless for the meeting to open.
There were earnest, heartfelt re-
sponses all over the house. No
written words could tell of that two
and half hours service. The record
can only be made by the pen of the
Recording Angel" 1t is said there
has never before been service equal
to this in many respects. Men and
boys, guilty of the highest degree of
crime, whose hearts had been made
hard bya life given to sin, broke
broke down and wept as little chill
dren. Men were converted who had
never been in church before, men
who had rebelled against God all
their lives, and men who would not
attend the chapel services, and one
who had been an infdel said, "This
sight is too much for me. | know
there is God, for he is here to-day.
l promise to live for him the rest of
my life" There were, it is believed,
over 100 conversions and fully 400
came forward and gave their hand,
to lead Christian life.
The meeting was not mere impulse
or emotion, but one of deepest earnest
ness.
Never were people treated more
courteously or more generously en-
tertained than those who were so for |
tunate as to visitEddyviile at this time. |
Capt. Curry, the Warden, takes great
pride in the keeping of the prison |
and the entertainment of guests. Not |
only the warden but many of the
ladies of the town prepared delightful
Thanksgiving dinners, which were
quite a pleasant surprise to all the
Our people extend heartfelt
gratitude for the kindness and I'M
bounded hospitality at the hands of
the Eddyville people.
The Endeavorers returned on the
$40 p. m. train.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

About 400 names were added to the
registration books in theCarroll- Blatz
district last Saturday, the Democrats
having 1877, the Republicans 122,
with 81 non -committal. With re-
gistered majority Of nearly 1910 the
Democrats ought TO win with ease,
although the Republicans came with
in few votes of carrying the district
in the recent election.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03
MATRIMONIAL.

j. T. Anderson and Miss Lille
SCARBOROUGH, of Russellville, eloped
to Springfield, Tenn, Saturday, and
were married by a local Squire.
BRowN-FLEToRER. Last Saturday
evening Mr.. John Brown and Miss
Rhoda S. Fletcher, both of the Con,
ISOLATION neighborhood. were married.
The happy event took place at the
home of the brides parents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-03

There are now five formally an
nounced Republican candidates for
the Senate-Hunter, Evans, Wilson,
Holt and Wood. Besides these any
number of short horses are getting
themselves mentioned" and spoken
Of" All of the indications point to
Hunter as the probable nominee of
the Republican caucus. ....