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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
CONDITIONS IN IRELAND.
Much Misery Is Due to Poverty of the
Soil, Much More to Other
Causes.

When the quality, not the guam
tity, of the land is considered, the
sight of the bOulder-strewn fields,
barren hillsides and wet morasses
makes it easy to realize how few
months might create famine. A
special board has been appointed
to improve the condition of these
districts, and is doing its best TO
promote industries, reclaim boys
and remove tenants from hope
less holdings.
Nevertheless, says the Youths
Companion, much misery remains
incurable by any of those meas.
ures, and it is a fact significant of
something radically amiss that
while so many people are strug-
Cling for subsistence on untillable
soil, or quitting the country in de-
sDair, great tracts of good land
have gone out of cultivation or are
used for grazing only. Unfortu-
nately there is a wide diversity of
opinion as to where the sovereign
remedy lies, although almost ev-
erybOdy agrees about the urgent
necessity for it.
One step in the right direction
/ is to assist the peasant farmer In
his buying and selling. When one
cent will purchase an egg or two,
and half dozen cents chicken,
the little farmers wife gets but
a meager reward for her trudge
with a heavy basket to fair or vii
lage store. The stOrekeeper is
often the "gombeen-man," who
/ POUNDS his fortune by his dealings
on ruinOus terms, with his needy
neighbOrs, and who, like the city
pa wnbrOker, acts as ian i'll physi
clan for ills" "lt's poor case
entirely" this disappointed mar
ket woman complains, ito be kill
in oneself churnin' butter wheI
f'pence a pound is all he's givin'
and maxim a compliment of that
Light railways to carry of the
poultry and cooperative cream
cries that pay fairly for milk are
now bringing within reach op
portunities of which the farmer
avails himself.
Content with scanty and mo
nOtonOus fare is a virtue which
leans almost to a failing in the
Irish peasant. Should he be abb,
to afford a bit of bacon along will
his potatoes, and to supplement
his stirabout with a griddlecakt
and a cup of tea, so much the bet
ter; but should such dainties bt
unattainable, well and good; hi
can do finely without them, If thai
is all that ails him. And he is al
ways most Hospitality ready t.
share whatever he has with either
friend or stanger.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

Prof. ]. Richard Willett, Of
Crazy, N. D., and Miss Susie
&loise Boyd, of Salem, Critlenden
county, went 10 st. Louis TO be
married IN the Kentucky building
at the tar. They were welded
Monday and proceeded 70 take 10
the fair. After spending so[1e tire
in Kentucky they Will go 70 North
Dakota August 10. Ine bride and
Dom were schoOlmat> ai GEORGE
o'o"n' n.y. VSl1Sp several years
Sago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

A delegate convention VIII be
held at Cadiz July IL for the Pur-
pose of ominating Democratic can
didates for county attorney and
jaller of Trigg county. The PR
mares will be held next Saturday.
John w. Kelly and E. W. Ryan
are candidates for county attorney
and for jailer there are five candl.
dates, VIZ: G. A. Shoemaker, r..
W. Cunningham. X. X. Boyd, w
I'll. Timmons and ED s. Sumner
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

The deadlock in the Cougresson-
al convention in the eighth district
remained unbroken until Saturday,
when after $50 ballots had been
taken the convention adjourned and
recommended that a primary cleo
ton be called
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

The Democratic convention a. ST.
Louis will be the event of engross
ing interest this week. 1t still,
looks like Parker against the field
with Marshall Field for Vice PresI
dent. Parker and Field would
make a popular ticket.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

Congressman A. O Stanley is the
proud parent of son, the first
honor of this kind 10 be conferred
upon him. He arrived last Friday
in time to assist in the celebration
of the GLORIOUS fourth
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

The Chicago limited on the Wa
bash railroad bound for st LOUIS
raE jRto an open switch at Litch-
field, I'll, and was overturned IN
ditch. Twenty persons were killed
and about forty were injured.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

The great need of the K. l. T.,
baseball league is better class of
men as umpires. Shuster, the one
who vented his spite and spleen IN
this city and at Vlncennes last
week, is utterly unfit for any place
that calls for fairness or impartial
ity. Setley, another of them, was
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
Electoral Ticket.

CLAUDE NJ. THOMAS, Bourbon.
LILLARD II. CARTER, Anderson.
First District-C. c. Grassham, Livingston
second District-Everett Jennings, Hopkins
Third District-Robert Harrison, Logan.
Fourth District. r. Zimmerman. Bullitt.
Fifth Disti ict-herman ID. Newcomb.
Sixth District-E. f. Barton, Pendleton.
Seventh District. S. Morris, Oldham.
Eighth District-W. Reed Embry, Boyle.
Ninth Dlstrict-C. L. Williams, Boyd,
Tenth District-F. A. Lyon, Jr., Lee.
Eleventh District--R. c. Ford, Bell
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
Must Have Then.

Newrich-A man can get along
without ancestors.
Mack-True, but his children
can't. Topics.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

w. L. Douglas, the shoe man, is
a delegate at large to the st. Louis
from Massachusetts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
Quarterly Report
OF THE
Bank Of CrOftOn,

At the close Of business on the Both
day of June, 1904.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

Miss Rosebud Wood and sister
have gone To Red Boiling Springs,
Tenn to spend some time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

Going to the fair? Don't miss
the Harper whiskey display in
Agricultural Building-the finest
Distillery exhibit in st. Louis.
Harper rs sold by w. r. Long,
HOpkinsville. KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
JULY ;, 1904
Democratic Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS,
HON. A. o. STANLEY,
OF Henderson county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .............. $40 g23 81
0verdralts, secured ....... ...... 40 IS
tverdrafts, unsecured ----.....+... 90
Due from National Banks. 90
Due from State Bank and
Bankers. -.....- ----4s ~ III "
Due from Trust Companies. o. 221l2 90
Banking House and Lot ............. 3T71 80
Other Real Estate. ................ 90
Mortgages. ..--.....- ........ ..-.. %
u. s. Bonds ,-... -............ 800. %
Other Stock and Bonds..-.... 90
: pecie ..........s.. --.-.... SOOO - - -.
Currency .................. 46OO " . BOZ -
Exchange for CfesFings.. ..... -..... 90
other Items Carried as Cash. %
Furniture and Fixtures. ....-........ 90
Fund to Pay TaxSe~. 90
Current Expenses Last Quarter %
Give description, location, value and
how long owned, all real estate,
except banking hsuse and lot,
any owned longer than years Ngle
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-05
LIABIEETIEs

any oHuco iohbct NAAaA , 1tePt@ @'''N
Total .....,........ i. 1890. s1s ST. y
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, insash .-..- SIS 600 %
f 6ndHds rI P1oii,s 1896
Due DepostOrs as followsy viz:
Deposits snbect TO check, .On which
interest Is not paid 49,. 80 40F go
Deposits subject to check, ION which,
Demand sSsTs esss 8 eas 81 deposits. tcu
whieh interest - paid ~ o.
Time certificates of deposits on. which
interest IS paidl...:....... 90
Savings Deposits ION which interest
ispatde ...-. ....s.......''. W
Certified ChegkS -...--.--~- %
Due National Banks. -.........~ 90
Due Due 1 Trsss Comps co%panies 90 1900 30
Cashier , CT ecks outstanding. $3.50. w
Bills discounted ....-.........~....- 90
Uupaid divio ends. -................ ~
Taxes dueand unpaid ........,,..... "
Capital Stock not paid--.......... -. w
sUPPLEMENTARy.
Highest amount Of indebtedness Osany
stockho,der. person. company or
frm intending IN, the liability otthe
company firm, the liability o. the
indvduarmem ters thereof directly
or indirectly, n such indebteaness
exceeds % per cesf ofcapital stock
actually paid inr and aotual
amount oisHrplusOf the bank. Neae
How is Indebtedness stated in aGeVe
item seeured2
fSee Sec. s3s KY Statutes
Highest amount of indebtedness Of ANY
director or officer, a amt Of suca1in-
debtednese exceeds 10 per cent, Of
paid up capital stOaiS Of bank None
How is same securedE
Docs amount of indebtedness OF any psue
son, company or sSm- including in
the liability Of the company or hrn,
the liability Of the Individual Iaau.
mar of
paid up ca 1ital ana actual surplus Nc
II 50. stste ameRnt Of such indedtedaess~
Amount Of lass dividend .............. None
Were all expenses, iosses interest and
taxes deducted theiefrhm beioTS de.
claring di vrdend, a7d was not less
than 10 percent. OF net profits oethe''
bank for thu period covered by the
dividend carried to ahe surplus nud
before said dividend was declAcsd3 Yes
See Sec. 5q6t. Kya- STATUTES
Total -......-............--. B4s ss7 80
STATE OFKENrUCKY, &C..
County OF CNristiar-
6. w. Morgan Cashier of cine Bank oil
Crofton, a ba1R located and doing business inv
the town of Clolbonl Ia said county, being duly I
sworn, says tina & the fousgOing report Is in alsi
tTzestahensnt q the couditian Of ther I
said bank az the.cOse OF business the 10Th day /
Of June 1904 N the best Of his knowledge and be,
lief. and furrnhr says that the business Of SAM
bank has been transacted at the OcatiOn names I
and not elsewhere; and that the above repO1t 4
is made in csmplianes with an oaiciad notice rer (
ceived from the Secretary Of State. desgna ting, l
the 90 day q June, 1900, as the day On whdGifl |
such repora 5Sialr he made.
6. W. Morgaa. Cashier.
A. b. Croftg DifectOr.
J. y. CrabtVse, Director.
o. A. West Director.
Subscribed and sworn to beieCe rue by C. W. |
Morgan a3e, ust day Of July, 1884
John H. Myers,
POLICE fudge Of CrsNon.
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&ofete ibm $40. - Samuel
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lpirb baour6 berbinoert psrben, bah
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Che nit Charles sssames Ms9luiter
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tbcte nnb Der iie I'M Aobentber 1900
perlieb.
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50, Eor0IGIi,ifon-Mpen crlanats
I'M 6reisaerittc eine rabiplute GGei,
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ben tie am IS. GpriI 1903 bsiratbcts.
Cine abiolute s6eionng ieiner
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@ctteransiihten Sii.
Morplanb u1ib bet 9iItrift goIunl.
tio flor nnb fGIter omS omitag flor
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bolien eroffnet, oann pcrlos bic &c.
fretarin Srou 9ettp arug bas Yro.-
totoll, ipclhes onaenommen nuroe.
Gic G%innobmen beliefen iid nah
Dem 9eriht Der SinanSiefret1rin aiif
$47.25 unb sic Mltsgoben oiif $S.15.
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Die @nioiien an aleibunasitiiden
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Better Srbnuna fei. Die 6oleenoen
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men: Hcno Soier, Sronf Steil,
Woric Steil, Morgoretbe Shellcr,
Gliie Somnlerbober II. Mnna 9opo.
IS puroe bcibloIien, Snb am lesten
Mtittfuod, i'm Mount. olio om 80.
MtGr5, pieoer cine llntcrbultilng fir
Die SnioIicn 1T Der Anitalt itattfins
Den ioa, mo5li Die Mitglieoer, ipie Die
Sreunoe Der Mnitolt frr,lnolidit Elm.
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Der psrbinhert iDprbsn. ipirb istt
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NooS's Grmennnns.
9annu's anflageidrift~ gcseu ben
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Senat pcrlacn.,

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ton gegen Die Grnennung @ooo'a
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General @roofe'S felt5ulteGen. Sa
Gem .Soi glai" : 8opitel miro oos
Terleiben Der @erchtiome on sic
cubaniihe Spielboltcr . 8eieaihof:
trot oes Giniprithes bes General
Muoitelirs bon @itbo, Die 5iffonp-
Serpice : Mifaire, bie 3oafrcie Gin.
fubr bes Serpices aeboria beIendtct
nno Der 5batidde G"rrp1buuna ae.
than, bob aid o~iloere0iitglieoer oes
@oooihen Smsitanbes @eibenfe
on5nnebmen pfIeaten. Sn Dem ga.
itenaoa" : 9opitel crfl6rt equator
Sonna, General @ooo babe iit oi.
neutrality-suspicious. ihuloig eemobt
linb Der ariessiefrctor babe erit orei
aabeloepeiden ieneen miilien, ebe es
@neral. @aoo einacfnlen iei, Die linn
per aabel iibermittcltcu gcfeble aus.
5ufiibren.
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sfns Baltimore . Gonnty.
erObas mad ben Woritdbtan.: Sn's
eprinsfielbs gipl sdanbt.-- Der
fhiebsnss. y

S~nnerbofb bes ntGid){ten Monais ers
iparist mar. Die reselmdbiee Musmanz
berung Der 8etpobner Der Stabt mad
ben 8oritdbten in Baltimore County.
gine gauge Inaabl Der Spmmernob<
Iun9en 1T r~eitaurirt porben, unb be;
ben .rftsn Mnaeihe, 'bes 5riibiabrs
ipirb bic Nuspanberling in @pttes
berrlite frete Watur beginner. Inter
Oenen, fpel4e binlen &uraem lire
eoinrterpobnunstn be5iexn iperbtr.
befinben fid: Qr. .unb s5rau Charles
R. Spence, 5r. hnb Jrau 6. 6tanlep
@arp. 9r. unb Srau Sbeobore 9.
2urman. ers@eneralpoitmeifter Sas.
". @arp unb Jrau unb ST. unb Jrau
Dan Gear Blad.
Seltene urahe pon Srrz
. linn.
Der 81 Sabre alte !SenrD u. San
lor bon Della, ipslder am Oonnsr{taa
in Jpl9e zines Wabniinn : MnfaGes
nad SotpIon eebra6t purbs, 1T ses
tern in, pas Staqts= 5ofpital fir SIR
iinnise au Springfield sebradt NOR
ben. Sablor serietb Dor einiser .3eit
In elmer WOllpeberei nit elmer feiner
9dnee in bic Maf6inerie, uno elm
Singer fpurbe bon Der Sanb eetrennt.
Spdter ertrantte er an ben MaIern
unb Spmptome aneerer 8ranfbeiten
madten 5th bemerfbar. Gr nurbe in
Solse OeHen melandolifd unb betam
Wa9niinns= @nfdIe, bic feline l1eberz
fiibrung in bic 4nitalt notbis mad=
ten.
&ann mid ermtttirt iper;
~. ben.
ID Hi6ter 8urfe, bat einen 8efebl
unterSei6net, in pel6em er Srn. Sas.
McGaoDen binbert, Sames Code bon
ieiner (Wtc@abben's) Sarm i'm pierten
Oiftritt bes Gountps gu ermittiren,
aus9enommen er eiebt @riinbe fir Elm
oerartiges 8oreeben an. ST.. Code err
Hart, er fei bon Srn. MeGaboen als
Iuffeber Der Sarm dngeiteIt unb bon
bemfelben e%ntlaiIen porben, trpbbem
er ibm $731 Irbeitslobn fdulbe. 5r.
Inan Gleapelanh lit Der Uertretsr bes
&ldgers.
Heue Sribine ir Simpz
MUM.
Die Baltimore : gountp Mderbau.
9efenfdaft." beren iGbrlids 5air1
unb Iusftelung biefes Sabr am g.,
T.. g.. g.. uuo 10. September ftattfinz
bel, luirb cine neus Sribiine auf 5impz
MUM erridten lafIen, bic $50 SUB
lang uno 80 SUB tief fsin unb Baum
fir 100 perIonen haben ipirb. Oas
runter pirb 5i1 elm Houm fir 4usz
itelunes3pede kfinben. Sine Sri>
bine fir bic &apeIe nirb 3lpiIhen Der
neuen unb alien Sribiine srrihtet perz
ben.
Der d ie benes.
Hidter 8urfe bemiui9te i'm 2reis<
seriht gu Sopipn benz Srant Sras
bert bon HabsbiIe cine Sdsibuna feiz
ner @be init 4ba Srabert, bic ibn Dor
Z Sabren obne irsenb pelfen @runh
berieb.
Die Mit9lieber Der prpteitantii9sn
Wetbooiftens Stride gu @iplettpille baz
ben Srn. Senrb S6afer als Oeleea=
ten our jdbrliden Gonferena Der Ma>
rplGnber Spnobe ernannt unb i'm I'M
ftruirt, bahin gu mirfen, bab Der ee=
senpartise paitor q. 8. Sbiplep Der
@emeinoe erbalten bleibt.
Sdilb's Wrin-S mbem,
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SIR p@erbeH eruneen m
MnnsI.4T- .@enator pertins min i'm
Senat cine Bin einreiten, eine $5.z
100000 Mnleibe fir @erbFerunsen
i'm Mnuer au autoriiiren. ST fast.
bab burh folde INerbeRerunsen bas
@isentbum aur polsn Stsuerrate bsr=
anse3oaen lpirb.
SIN unterbaufs retfte 9r. Mte
pel eins, Sill elm. bic Gpmmifdre bon
Inns MrunbeizG Counts sH autorifiren,
100000 fur Obligationen fir cine
Gifentabns bur9 Mime Mrunbtl=
Gountp aus5u8eben.
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@slshnbnmaem mad 9eati&lanb

81 Gents pro 1arf uno Commits.
iion. Sbeo. $. Giener & g o..
ia Slt-Serington-Strab Gimme.
Nr. 8. 4tlsIdpoiides @elo, Medyiel
ilno Grcoltbricie. Sdiffsfarten bon
uno nod europa. (266)