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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
Sleeper Service to Kansas City
Via E0rhe milwaukee," Line

First-cIass Pullman sleeper &om Twin
Cities every day via c., NJ & st. Z.
Railway to Kansas City.
Leaves Minneapolis 80 n. m; st Paul,
800 a. M; arrives Kansas city, o'c.ock
next morning.
Kansas City and the Southwest ard Cal
Pullman tourist sleeper from T~in
Cities every Wednesday, running
through to Los Angeles. Cal.
Apply to ticket agents. or write ]. Z.
Conley Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent st. PaGA
for lowest one-way r. and round
trip rates to all points south and west.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
KINGS COLLEGE CHARTER.

Another of New York's old charters is
that which was granted by George II. to
the founders of Kings college, or the
College of the Province of New York,
now Columbia university The charter
cites the fact that a certain sum of
money having been raised by 'publck
lotteries and appropriated for the found
ing, enacting and establishing a college
IL our said government for the educa-
ton and instruction of youth in the
liberal arts and sciences, and, whereas
the Rector and inhabitants OF the city
OF New York, in communication of the
Church OF England as by law estab-
lished, for the encouragement and
prompting the same good design have set
apart parcel OF ground for that pur-
pose of upwa d of 5000 value belonging
to the said corporation, on the west side
of Broadway in the westward of our
city of New York, fronting easterly to
Church street, between Barclay and Muir
ray streets, 40 feet, and from thence
running westerly between and along the
said Barclay street and Murray street
to the North river; and also street
from the middle of the said land east
erly to the Broadway. of ninety foot
to be called Robinson street. And have
declared that they are ready and de-
sirous to convey the said land in fee
to and for the use of a college intended
and proposed to be erected and estab-
lished in OR said province upon the
terms IL their said declaration men
toned ETC.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06

f eirfid,, his mouth, which was open, in
III 4be bosg serious wound. He now lies
IN W me nG9spltal at Naples. The summit
pointed, and every one must be be- st qutle
with the nov ON beautiful shape of Il the e
mountain; me nae1 eruption at the date of
continuing quietly The weather is mag mss
nif1cent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
A Good shot by yesuyius.

London News.
One of the porters employed in carry
ing tourists in chair from the upper
station of Cooks Funicular railway to
the cone of Vesuvius has met with an
extraordinary accident He ventured
alone, says our Naples correspondent,
too near the top, and hearing an extra
loud explosion, looked up A shower of
red stones fell around him. and one en-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
COLOMBIA WILL SETTLE.
Price Agreed Upon for the Tempo
rary Seizure of the TabOga.

COLON, Colombia. Jan 5.-Thc in
demnity to be paid by the Colombian
government to the Pacific Ste lmship
Navigation company for the seizure and
use of the British steamer Taboga for
conveying troops and munitions Of war
to Buenaventura, has been settled att
$4,000. The steamer has been returned
in good condition The British flag was
again hoisted on beard of her yesterday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
In New York.
Puck.

Puck. ~. Fl
easy Street was robbed last night.
Police Captain Ito Clerk)-Mr. Smith,
please look ; in y99h r books and sec If a
premises at No., 4sle71S Uneasy street last
night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
}ONE QD-I|NE CHARTERS
CORPORATIONS FORMED by ROYAL,
GRANTS BEFORE. THE AMER
ICAN REVOLUTION
PRIVILEGES FROM QUEEN ANN
Kings College Has 81 Charter Grant
ed by George I.-The EarIi-
est Churches in New
York.

a report came last week from q Eud-
son river town to the effect that the
hahlsdell Ferry company of FishkilI and
NeWburg, had refused to TRANSPORT the
merchandise of a certain we'll known
corporation, says the New York Tribune.
what makes the report more remarka-
Die Is that the ferry is being operated
unoer g. Charter granted In the days of
queen Anne. This bit of news brought
out the fact that ferry nearer nome
mas some claim to antiquity. Documents
sno" Ihat ferry was established be-
tween Fulton street Brooklyn and Peck
Slip by Cornelius Dircksen In 1872 and
from that time until 1914 passengers and
Teams were carried across the river By
this ferry company in barges and row.
boats. In 1874 twinboats, propelled BY
horses in treadmll were substituted.
and this style of boat was succeeded by
the steam ferFyboat. The charter I'M
der Which the company does business is
of recent date, but the original document
which it displaced is dated 1879 TIE
first steam ferry line in the world began
business under charter, written in 1911
The ferry was operated by Captain
Stevens and carried passengers between
New York and Hohoken.
Besides this old document there are
many of similar nature IN the posses
sion of New York corporations. One os
the most valuable of these Is the old
Trinity church charter IT is dated
May 6, 1857, and it covers three large
sheets of parchment, written in the anti
que style of that time. The seal is made
OF red wax and is covered with yellow
paper. Tt Is IN a fair state Of pres erva-
ton and Is kept in the vaults of the cor
poratien in Fulton street. The charter
contains many interesting features ard
grants many privileges. The men who
formed the parish called themselves the
Managers OF the Church of England y
and the charter names the Lord liishop
of London, rector of the new parish.
The story of the old charter, written
by the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, relates the
circumstances connected with the intro
duction of the first rector, William Vesey,
and his successor, Henry Barclay after
whom two downtown streets were named
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
MUNYON'S
KIDNEY
CURE

Cure is a. specific for nearly every form
Of Kidney disease he does not oYeTstats
the case IN the least 1t has won for
Itself g. place among the almost infallibls
remedies It WI not cure Brlghts Dig
case in the advanced stages 1t will not
do the impossible, but 1t will cure every
phase of Kidney complaint. even the in
cipient stages Of Bright's Disease.
fifty-six other cures. All druggists CSC.
vial. Guide to Health Is free Medical adj
vice free-write to Broadway end 26th
St. New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
HOLDS TO SUPPLIES.

81 argued with him for the re turn Ct our
tobacco and clothing, as 1 was il cha ge
of the supplies, but he very defantly told
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
The abductofg on MISS aEllen NJ.

X The abductefH Of MISS HEllen M.
stone, the American missionary, in
Turkey haYe bee9 located opr Pull-
lgarIan territory and arrangements
,drenbeing' made ito nsuwound3 them
With Turkishandi Bulgarian troops.
of the $4,000 ransom demanded
TO save her from murder Orc mar
riageiwith q a brigand, about half
has been raised by popular SUBJ
scription andit lis understood the
government has guaranteed the
rest. The time limit was reached
Wednesday, but brief extension
has been granted by the bandits.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

The September number of Table
Talk contains, some very excellent
articles; one entitled Mushrooms.
Their Food Values and. Poisonous
Properties goes ipto the subject
exhaustively. IT tells you how to
deteet.the poisonous ones and, how
to prepare the good opes, It is
written BY DR.. p, Elmer Keller, an
eminent authority on this subject
in, this country. ,r s.,A ~ 5,r n 81
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

When Miss Stone was first cap
tured her ransom was fixed at $240
600 and, later lowered to $4,000.
Perhapsaif a battleship should be
sent to- ConstantinoPle to protect
American citizenship, still furth-
er discount could be secured by the
Sultan OF Turkey. gN4s a. .,~.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
President. Rooseyelt'A

President. Rooseyelt's ''distin-
guished Democrat" Ex-Governor
Thosl G, Jones', Of Alabama aP
pointed to a federal judgeshiP, It
turns out was supporter Of Nc
Kiuley as far back as 1896, and
opposed the Democratic, position on
many Of the provisions of the new
constitution Just adopted. 80. !.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

ESorne, women marry men to reform
Them and it may be that Miss Stone
does mott altogether approve of the
.'strenudus efforts being made to
save her from mattimony,l Her
pictures indicate that she has
abort1resehedtbe HLord any''rstage
and with the, alternatives of death
OrmarFiage beferehsrmay be in no
ger ofdeathss II tr. ,4sGsil4gz,3 20.
lstf igna.tlR lslL Az LlLaAr eli q
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
-
IawFli rs les Z 2. farm

HSwE MS ses farm
. RS are StRFous tlaagtn stoBacco
and the cityszaafhorfties=of Bains
bridge have rePeslsdI the E Frost re law.
Ibe3 Sunday .sShfRsols at 5MallfEe h ssslttaa
Is progressing nicely. ''7oo
Mr.. J. p, Bopson and Miss Flor D :.
once Williams attended, atbss qSaI5I
terly imeettng satMtedG sEmehIag
$uhdayasmiTsqsb 2'stRooybn 9gbuI
AGiss s$Ssf3dRs, c2nslgPS rss,ssSdq
4eYeraA otbsy4fs5Fy tEo ls thai that
SicinityI ialsoo atfdndeddtha q uafterc
IyfheedfSs!q 10 ssfur xTsnibTo sdt 7ed
Tsir XyHn sal 20 lG1oFs9, . S3qvP9 e258bs99l
bbeo 7mepherS snts fAHsi M6q1 abgglf9t
ShuEohpStebhigh iPlaasedo9vsy thsi
fetnsh Old R0V.T 2hstnn5eH tVrltbal
GToft3d tfE ,fif. sRdl yIToI .tqno bssi
I9niW9i79T 10 ytUb obi mo11 b2tqm5
Miss zeA0blad sBlad sSIAp5bTN rsi3
bomHaysE SfsHop Isins vlhn httfnd-
kPOuaatefPS qffGetihg atiMt2 CdTmea9
SafufaaV ana. Sdddaf s1hgfe .theya
EsES Nifsitiagd r liRStifSsss dAIpd trlsJRSdss
TAeoslngtng ar MrsJ OBJ. GleErTtisa
SHHddY sh5ag bgIgen dfhdEbfot'5f
Miss Rladfssss5 2S5b PfgfSsrt sSqPeEsssFisSs;l
i9It.HBaek CfoweIA1d Miss IsizzieI
FGllefa Iers dniteas the holy 66ndk
ptr atrimoPH,1aAts Sunday, rEhfy
kvili sBaadstheigss hogay DlQpq at the
bid 0 pa aoes knbw49ads abe Ior elaceI
bAt9o isqsgsa dtiw bshiiasbt ylin9ui
f-sni5soynt bu8 sISiIi jnsiToqmi sson
sMr.iJohhGnBs Observation-Disclosures
lbRfdgeI &qH nAeSe7tO EFachtistinas
k6sd6 geberd blaSRsmitRi4g. iMfss
lpQnlsyols .sgysE4n ing Es9Ek~saRtJ I'd
-'MfqGe5. w.nEgitchhslagl@ A6 has
bessRb yeEX low, NltRb lung ISIS 3aBBl sri is
ln9ioetteE saldo al bsnsvnos lhii1snI
.eR: ti0ps5A t. sshv & l88f
llths7 RemnSFactie fpsjPno tl61ketsfln
NthisllocalitgsiaW lsissnryEq 70 ssss
s9lhaIIi o9te ssw 81. saasEdoFoS; 20 ;; t3aas
Mr. ElsR9 n !Stsysnss1 qt AlBSglR
EeFkryhass beenaRPpolpted Af21atY
cpgHnizefT- 1.-THE spreHarioatoas's
eFdB he seedfedf the appoihtsnent
81. fellR6g the following: I4e gSit
hsiset5ashsn Aa6sixty-hytA eggs ans
hisloldleat tOokteggoipg on thelnesi
with thsshemo l'Finailythe hen died
! ana theSsat Eays5h thg eggs, hateR
ing them az, %apd cafflsg, thss chlBsaRG
ems, cluckled Ikea henpafFatfhse
WORMS and ranRs iaSohnd The
table fSt aFahUs 4tf4 otRei ehfckehtl
and giaeeo they 2 hayeeo ,gf0Gh 5argef
she goes APT ToaAf With tbeRsiaoa
Ash, L sq[t1AlFf G ttQqDyseF yhHq9wHn be en-
ipYed hiArider Sunday evening, uals'
Observation-Disclosures about ,theohillr DO
fo6dOatneEt d:lv szswotlu sac nslu
.tsq Ess;o bna s'a3AAjTtw xs Us X tAp 99gi
svbd uoiffoubs ba6 hciifs3f 70 sIoa
-mi s1s s,i;iarsq sTsYsa s9ioy ss1di
,stov o. llsi o1w seofi 40 bacoa
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
'lIUIII fIiE lKUJi.
.eHAxaT aHT uaIeIesA
lT6t f6baeto pf8RInB ah dhiafRetaI

AZ. The tobacco growing ahdt1afketA
ing interests Of che bark District
being threatened Nj "a llsasAer by
1 til L ItalianS eF8faent- and Ntrust
IS4yers. b&a one.mand deal destroy
'hhg all cohbefition iAtbe tSadeitbe-
lsdmes a Necessity ~ IL part QE the
Tobacco gTo8 to be DIP ard dc
bipg for seiEpfotsctGchs !phefefore,
after carefNfstndy abe th6ugbt on
Fthe best solution of y 4 mattef'I Say
| the situati6A aud eoad lsi6r CAN be
overcome only 5 blantef whose
future FaSsp sfSty u EcefRg tobac-
Led asProhtable ess q pehds Oh
Their action in foft@5a lAto Unions
til throughout the DARK T9Dacco, Dis
II ict. Select among oStselvesSre-
representative Plantersfor d District
Resolve in order to maintain your
Industries thats.'Vye the Planters
I'd throughout the Westawiu not self
our tobacco loose to any dealer who
is not identified with tbe interests
Of the trade in, the, District BY haysi'
ing the Tobaccos priced and pass
ed through the warehouses nmthe1
several Markets btht0dghodt1 This
District. y otberwise, We obfigate
/ IVA, i9A' AAl..b44 illo 49, lo5ll- lIlin III
ourselves to prize our tobaecoso and
selly them through sthedRegulan {,
channel Observation-Disclosures been
ohf ma lbs n}s5ts and Support IN com.
PETITION BY the 1y9Eld nmp1Pb rgkfset 81 for
THE past 6OsyearsieFtneresnnez8h ese
markets have been TePres6nteddibyI
buyers WI o1 hsa We repre- Gifted their
Hatr9ps aRydlj tbs YagrehE9usehngeflf
.pFessBtiRg thed%eBlng thus rseGYrr !
lSgthe best prices phidsbpthe WaHnE
jgdfs2 Sover6metes' thatw ussii DarR4
ToRsanccoss%sa e WHEREAS st6e smEResf
4enhn0w staEte& will. ndsstrRX y al
cbnnpe dtiun iandhn 3etot6iyearssfaE74
Ime4s WGiIsBaSestes@di growing
tPbaASse sR nSr t$Re Az e. P tbIA, oithegg1
,tF9stsmsees fit 70 pBsr 2 So 81 3 and !
nothing, as was the case in ante
,benuh days, wheh thereu~6fe' no
auction aFkets: After auction mar
Aets opened these prices4w ere never /
heard Offagaip1 sbutlare eemingtast /
now. tgEfese ls1n0qaestiUn 'buta the
Trust and Italian Government " ant
the tobaccos grown in this DistTlctt
fully as mueb1asuthe planter w ants 7
tohselt thems HBut when compositions
is destroy ca, they wifi dictate theAeh
own prices I a5P5dts SsrlB85sfs 81 BSs gsst
fouessthe PlanteRsitet 6s1gR aBd dabt
lnls for self Observation-Disclosures
and their fttare PfosRerassqe aDon1td
wait fhf5H9st9PS 81, rs As Sds 81
tightening around you forthe past
IS years. d61 36u ho8nMGAaqf FIVE
fraR that X9ga EhoHfEa get more ore, i for
Than dove s9pe- XsarsIP ASH ASs dhe
worlds marketsTeEOaptthe Italian,
hre scant of supplies and with open
harketg the demaHd HnwfHe TmIaSe
Pricss. the pest af0F ssSyeglsf ,1,, e;afIsss,i
Why sstandosyes idle alkIthe4 daX2l
Be up and doing as your intelli-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
NEW PREACHER. 54sp
Rev. 3. vL.5asOItfgate Succeeds
sss Rev. T. RashiHhg.. o',ns; =

sRes, &. Z, 'S oditibSgS ate, Of L ez KING |:
ton, has been assigned 70 the Meth:
odist church q this city 70 succeed
Rev. ]. - i. Gushing. He Win ar
riye. to day and preach his frst
sermon Sunday. He IS a middle:
aged man with family and Is !
strong man IN his denominatiop:
He will be,given a cordial welcome
by his church, u, ~. $3.50 ST..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
CALLAHAN PLANT.
Or Elephant Ear which Produced
- I51C z 52I5lQ az 20 s5gissnsd
gosz Seven Perfect BloomS.1o5 ss7
aotfsSap --1SaSs-rSSs-s-sdt "a

EoifzSap -i1SASa-sS-sis-sdi guibio7
Mf.3aW.m P.s Oda4ix, Of thisa 'citBg
grew 4 caiisaiSR 1ptS9e tbs 2y9ea&
which Prodgeed.seEep blooms. -Four
of them have matdEeds The dbBilb
was Hsecnreds sA0m aosl5sdf green
house andPladted May l15nfEiS
plant is sometimes Ca LED Elephant
ear, anddwhle, rnapgs sohthemina
gfo%a in this section they 8 raFelg
ever b{oodf ia7tHp S4ihfate, s7a6es Of
the blooms co Il o. ES Bi1biEi3n IN fbs
KENTUcKIAN office window. .nai's -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

The. Ringsters are improving in.
their behavior. They haven I bfok-
en- up fusion meeting for more
than week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
~ S SIRS n 4 Il 8dSzLkdI
nnd PMS

Il IbR 'cosHng 1.-THE 1stmI1ty sRb6ht
100000 Of 5ib.06Oba yeSRiA toolkgeP'
fhel co9G1qft House Rug i8s'a pSsition'
where fheEfaaq live Off thSupuplifS|
'Let.us haShBheV bdealsrssy yi09H1
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
srAEE ~ CHG, egTY en- ToIBDO

SFAFE 9F ONO, Cry Of ToLBDo,
sygd 4frLqpcus COUNTY ,5s.n iii.
FRANZ + CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm OF
n. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business
81 the City of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
win pay thessum ONE HUMID
RED DOLLARS for each and
every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HArL's ca
kPRA Cure G1a 1914 uf-%- i3s4
l,1s s.y.3G sRR kNK- j.. CHENEY
sSwoaa to- before meiand s9bserib,
ed in my, presence, this 9th day 81
December, a. D. 1880.
y. .. ~ y 81 ~ = Al. w. GLEASON, +
EAL s'''h Notary Public,
49, sissM En t'sg aFi
X Halls catatfh cdreis taken IN
..fernally, and acts directly on the
Rood and Mucous surfaces Of the
{ -Feteni. Send Tor testimonials, free,
~ 4. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sid bYnlldruggIstsS 15c.Sr
fiails Family Pills are the best
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

The. Alternately Warehouse pro.
perty sold To Miss iMamierB annesris
now occupied byspandy &oVBckles
and the warehouse yaeated BY This
firm win be occupied by Taldy, =
Fairleigh, contractorsgfor the Italr
ian Government for Christian
county, - -ss'-.,- ~. : ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
z REyyAE CLOSES. o'l.
Twelve Conversions and AS rlany
r. Additions TO CHURCH. 81 u

The revival at West Union Bap.
fist church, near 6racey, closed
Tuesday night ahd DrfStrother re-
turned TO Cadlz Wednesday, There
we're twelve additions to the church
as result Of the meeting. Seven
Of the converts were baptized Sum
day aud FIVE Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
MagIsterIaI DIstrIots.

Rear Admiral Schley went 90 the.
retired listfoct, 9,but this viii have
no,effect on the Court Of Inquiry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
'Wben yo1 Ic3ann not ssIeeeb f6r9 d eo,,,lo Z 4

When you caunot Sleep for cough;
ing. if is IS hardly necessary thatIany
one should tell you that. yo9, need a
few doses of chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to aIlay the irritation oi
the throat, and make sleep possible,
IL IS good IS. Try it For sale by
all druggists. --- s-..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
LMsWa fractured.

JamestlMosa iittfg sdh of Mrs.
Sale R.VNes 5esl from q second
story WHIT ~ sfsa. bosfSfSg house
Monday aNernoSb sAAd saa quite
badlyziniu1kd. c(as lH'se tract
hrsd ard rs facg eelssaese
felg ed
VI EAION !.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
REWARD OFFERED 7
For Alleged rIurderer who is
'-.. Wanted Here. I'll

II ~ z . ~ 4
/, The Governor has offered a. re.
ward OF 500 for the arrest of Reu,
ben Haynes, col, who killed John
Cannon, also colored, near Dalton s
rock Quarry iGl in Septembegr.r The
County Judge has also offered a re,
ward q. $25 for his. apprehension:
HAYNES Was vas indicted Tor murder
4 Ifdto 91I r4s99n sI9W nI91f Up 81
last week. he lied Jmnlm{edl ateIy
after the killing and It is thought
that he o-Tennessee- Haynes
has "a brotherslfvipg inSksuLouis,
and IT IS BaidothSt the dauaE isnnoHc
10 Jail ii that Scit$,9 ttAiIaFgSd with
the murdered asyomapafiw etJioso
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

A woman seldom forgiyes until
after she forgets.
SRsE T.-ell 2g So
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

sUnacRllDIqNlN AMMAN lhlApFA Niltl
NI snogailo1 hits 1Kw. r sberr
Local reading notices 20 cents per line
sps6iat locaD 5csusline tat6 inseftion' 312r
Rasee tor standwg Acknowledgement iqrg'slse9
on appgeas9nsho4 .diegb AZ bssolo 81
ooHmex AssenpH NAsNs rREEg .oi j.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11

WRenTy0hG bSN4EAo eapleGite do
not relish your food and feel dull
after satinRz yolf Ola ySoknn@ thai
you need a doseAofs GbRmberlain S
Stomach and LIVER ablets. Price
25 cents, Samples free at all drug
stores, -
gGJ 9iG- ~ 4s--s9s ~ : = y1t a,
sr,a r. NEW PREACHER. srevo
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-11
lsiOiis Candfdafey4WIH daNlbiO
LIsta0f APPOINTMENTS A1n0uncedbI

lThete WILDE pubic Apeakinge by 4
the candidates gao pspoeEatIf Fspil
sibnldT ickethpd Others cat the, agold
lowing times and placesl TO .whicb9
eHerybodyN is cordially lnvitsds gaidI
Bainbridger Tuesday oct. ls,Ss lnis'
Era, Wednesday Qct, l6s,so,ae' Il
Macedonian Thursday Oetr15L 81
Mcknight s. cSchool III Friday
oL.4dta no .baSinaooa1 g9of1o qoiu4
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-03

The amusement fad fashionable yau-
dcville; Grand opera house, all week,
May u. Prices reduced 10, 20 and 30
cents. Nothing but the best.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-03
Prizes Offered Asgre-
gate $4,000,
Consisting of Fine
Houses and Lots.
The Boulevard Was Opened to
Public Today.

A novel plan for enlisting popular
interest in Kenmore has just been
adopted.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Hibbs, of Dean ST.,
homing pigeons, has arranged with
The Akron Realty Co., the promoters
of Kenmore, for ten homing contests,
In which the prizes will amount to
5000 in each contest, or $4,000 in all.
kenmore is new town connecting
Akron and Barberton. TO each pur-
chaser or a lot will be sold fine
homing pigeon, and when one hundred
lots have been paid for, a "hy" will be
held, in which 100 birds will take
part.
The owner of the winning bird will
be given a home worth $4,000.
When the second hundred lots are
paid for another contestwill take place
until one thousand lots have been sold,
and ten fine homes awarded to the
owners of the winning birds.
This is the greatest sum ever given
ipt q hoiiiihS tphttsI anu II 10 dltIdCl-
ing the attention of fanciers all over
the country.
Great progress in the construction
of the Boulevard through Kenmore has
been made within the last week, so
men and teams having been at work
there.
President N. II. Steiner informed the
the Democrat this morning that the
Boulevard will be open to the public
after today, The work upon it is by
no means finished, however. The
street railway will have been CON
structed through the Boulevard by the
3rd OF June.
In addition to the more direct route
which the Boulevard will afford the
people travelling between Akron and
Barberton, great advantage is the en-
tire absence of heavy grades. The
greatest grade is encountered Just
west of the Manchester road, and there
the rise is only four per cent. for about
500 feet.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-03

Nelson family, and scores of other
high-class people We're hrst-clas in
every particular. The hippodrome and
racing events were close and exciting
and We're watched with breathless in
terest, and some of the finishes brought
the audience cheering to their feet.