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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
Some of the Men Who Will
Have Charge of This Divi-
sion Named.
sHUEING DIVISION sUPT.
Nearly ALI the Men Selected
Will Have Headquarters
in Nashville.

A number of officials and employees
of the Tennessee Central railroad
now know something of their fu-
ture. The high officials of the Illi-
nois Central completed at least
part of their work while in Nash
vile this week, and made public
some facts regarding the operation
of the division of the Tennessee Cen
trail they have taken over, which ex-
tends from this city to Nashville.
The information given out is SUBJ
stantially as follows:
H. J. Sheuing, Assistant Superin-
tendent Of the Eastern division of
the Illinois Central, has been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Nash
vile division, with headquarters in
Nashville, and will have charge of
the operation and maintenance and
improvement of the division from
Nashville to Evansville.
2The headquarters of William
Smith, Jr., Assistant General
Freight Agent of the Illinois Central
railway, are transferred from Ev-
ansville to Nashville.
F. R. Wheeler, Commercial Agent
of the Illinois Central in Nashville,
has been made District Passenger
Agent of that road with headquar-
ters in Nashville.
Clarence Chase, Contracting
Freight and Passenger Agent of the
Illinois Central in Nashville, has
been made Travelling Freight Agent
OF that line with headquarters in
Nashville.
j. F. Jenkins, City Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the Tennessee Cen
trail in Nashville, has been appointed
City Passenger Agent of the Illinois
Central there.
w. B. Reynolds, Assistant City
Ticket Agent Of the Tennessee Cen
trail railroad, has been appointed
Joint City Ticket Agent of the Illi-
nois Central and Southern railway in
Nashville.
T. A. Rousseau, Chief Clerk in
charge of the traffic department of
the Tennessee Central, has been ap-
pointed Chief Clerk to William
Smith, Assistant General Freight
Agent of the Illinois Central.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
HENDERSON OFFICIALS.
Council NominatesAppointiv
Officers.

At a caucus of the Democrats of
the Henderson council, the following
officers were nominated:
(The mayor elect is S. D. Harris
Mayor pro tenn, John A. Lyme.
City Clerk, Beverley L. Powell.
City attorney, John Francis Lock-
EFT.
City engineer, Robert w. Ball.
Chief of the fire department, Hec-
tor w. Kohl.
Captain of the fire department,
Joseph Kramer.
City physician, DIR. H.W. Edwards.
City assessor, w. Emmett Smith.
Hospital superintendent, Miss Mol
lie Freeman.
City printer, The Cleaner Company
Wharflnaster, William H. SOaper.
Weighmaster, George William
Robertson.
Cemetery sexton, Geo. Schoepfin,
Grain Inspector. J. w. Riddle.
Fremen-James Turner, Smith
Eblen, Bart Gibson, V. Scherzinger,
Reuben Labry, and Robert Bailey.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25

to bother the workers with enquiries,
as it will only hinder them.
This is surely great thing for all
our people, the trade as well as the
farmers, for this trade practically
clears the way for the sale of the re-
mainder left on hand, about 5000
hogsheads, which Bremen wants and
will now order as fast as it can be
shipped out. These sales will, with
in three months time, put nearly
$4,000, 900 in circulation in the Black
Patch, and OH won't we have a big
time! Thanksgiving day is just at
hand, when we will eat turkey, and
then Christmas is coming and we
will pop firecracker and give glory
to God, once more feeling like free
men. Gods richest blessings ALWAYS
come in disguise when reverses are
turned to victory, for the Lord never
torgets his people. And now, the
farmers having endured depression
and suffering, observed economy.
even to stinting themselves, come
around to 1905 Christmas to find
themselves nearer out of debt. fewer
mortgages and less strained than at
any time for the past fifteen years.
They will soon have plenty of money
to get them on Independent footing.
once more free men, knowing their
great orgenized strength and power.
with an intelligent appreciation of
their manhood and self-respect. So
1t is time to rejoice, because of the
great victory won on principle. hon
esty, manhood and self-respect.
Glory! Glory!'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
The Big Deal in Tobacco
Relieves the StringenCy
of Months.
NOW IS VERY BRIGHT.

Further PARTICULARS have been re-
ceived Of the sale of the Reggie types
of tobacco held by the farmers asso-
citation last Wednesday.
The negotiations were opened in
this city two months ago and the
agreement made with Huntington
& Co, that they would buy such to-
baccos from the association as suited
their purposes. The details have
been arranged with much delibera-
ton, but at last the contract has
been signed and the Italian Reggie
agents will take all tobaccos that
meets their requirements, estimated
at 5000 to 5000 hogsheads. The
parties in the final deal were as fol-
lows:
Representing the farmers associa-
tion-F. G. Ewing, C. P. Warfeld
and c. 7. Young; the Italian con-
tractors-W. G. Huntington, Ed R.
Tandy, and T. B. Fairleigh, of Hop
kinsville.
The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle says:
The tobacco was priced, every
hogshead on its grade or merit, the
price ranging from $3.50 to $1,000,
making an average of $8.85 per hun
dred on all Reggie types, amounting
to about 5000 hogsheads. 1t will
require six or eight weeks to go over
the types and get the tobacco out for
shipment, and as soon as this is done,
and warehousemen can go over the
bills, calculating each mans share,
every farmer having tobacco in the
deal will be paid. 1t will be useless
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
PYTHIAN HOME
Is Now On the Hunt For a
New Location.

It's announced that the two Lex
ington lodges have given up the
fight to retain the home there, since
the order of the Grand Lodge for
the sale of the old Gibson place.
which was secured by the Fayette
Knights and fitted up as a home.
The Lexington Leader says this of
the action of the Pythians:
mo further efforts will be made
by the joint local committee from
the Phoenix and Phantom Lodges
of this city to prevent the sale of
the Pythian Widows and Orphans
Home and its consequent removal
from Lexington.
After making final report
Tuesday night of what had been
done by the joint committee, re-
viewing its work in connection with
the location of the home here, Chair
man Stanley Milward asked that the
committee be disbanded, which was
done"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
GROCERY COMPANY.
Opens a Distributing House
in Hopkinsville.

w. A. Chambers & Co., wholesale
grocers of GAINESVILLE, have opened
a distributing house here. They are
located on the L. & N. railroad, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. Herbert
Hayden is local manager and W. H.
Blades, who has been travelling sales
man for the company several months,
will look after the trade in the city
and surrounding country. Their
warehouse is alread being stocked up
with groceries, and ali customers
in this section will be supplied from
the storage house here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
INVOICING
With View of Settling For
Loss BY Fire.

Maj. E. B. Bassett and Mr., Julien
Hord are invoicing the stock of
groceries in the Hord block, on
North Virginia street. The goods
belong to Mr.. /. M. Wells and were
damaged by smoke from the fire
which originated in the store some
two weeks or more ago. The invoice
is being made with the view of a
settlement by the insurance COM
pany carrying a risk at the time Of
the fire.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
j. T. WALL & CO.,

bear the distinction of selling of them than any
other house handling similar production. Do not buy
any imitation get the genuine Hooker Bootee if you
want the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
Jackson-Higgins.

Mr.. c. E. jackson. formerly of
Pembroke. and Miss Minnie Higgins.
Of Houston, Texas, was married last
week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25
Fancy
China.

We have the largest and best as
sorted stock of Fancy China ever
displayed in HOpkinsville. Our Sc,
Toe and 25c assortments cannot be
surpassed, even in much larger
cities,
We have an exquisite assortment of
Japanese China, ranging in prices
from 25c to $3.50, which we i'm
ported direct from Japan.
Before making your Holiday pur-
chase it will pay you to see our inn
mense stock.
Very Respectfully.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-25

1t is conceded by customers that the Hooker
Bootee it is made to-day, is the best combination
shoe and bootee that made The fact that each
records larger sales ust6es in the belief that they
are perfect highclass combination shoe can
be made. We,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
PRETTY GIRL
NEARLY KILLED

ALBANY. Ore. June &-hia
Cora Chambers. OF this city. nss
with a painful injury yesterday and
now iaya on the verge 81 The grave
The young woman and be-
mother we're on a visit 70 RELATIVES
In this city and we're about 70 siAH
home They had entered their bsk-
gy when the young woman eruppsd
the lines Leaning over the dash
board TO recover them the hofs
suddenly kicked. striking the 81
on the left temple she fell om q
the buggy In an unconscious coni-
tion. Her golden hair becoming e.
tangled on the axle Of the nc ne
horse became frightened and rsa
away. dragging her for three elocks
when the buggy was overturned Az
the mother thrown out The bolN
broke loose and ran away. The ga
was unconscious when picke "
but physicians announce there 4 :
possibility Of her recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

WASHINGTON. D. C-hlao
Alice Roosevelt IL In the city Of
Cincinnati this month. where she
IL TO be the guest OF Mrs Long
worth mother OF Congressman
Mick" LonEwofth Several times
she has been reported engaged %
the handsome ohioan. but the story
Is denied each time However. tho
visit has revived Il again.
Princess Alice" the society pa
peu here have dubbed her Hut n
shes princess. Alice Roosevelt ~
an American princess. unHpolled by
adulation. her pretty little head
straight on her shoulders. although
she has been tho toast Of the eoun-
try Tor two or three years full Of
rich. red blood. the only being In
ell this wide. wide world that can
twist Theodore Roosevelt around
her finger. a little self-wiiled. bat
Jolly good fellow somewhat un-
conventional At times she came by
that honestly but with a high re-
gard FOR the real proprlstiea.
amusement loving. but dibcrlminat-
ing and ~ clear judgment. still a
girl. wholeaome and healthy. but
gradually growing more womanly
and taking on added diEnltlen. Such
e. Alice Roosevelt Princess Alice.
the premiere American girl.
Her fathers occasional HternueaB
Of demeanor has no terrora for Miss
Alice. "she can twist the president
around her little finger" said one
u the white house attaches In dis
euAaing the young lady Whenever
there's any trouble here We set Miss
Alice % Fix II up for ua. She n err
tainly good that way. II doesn't
take her long to BRING smiles To the
presidents face. no matter how
angry he mas be when she begins
NOT BOTHERED by FOnMALiTY
Occasionally Miu Alice enllvons
things a BIT about the White House
one day there Vas quite a formal
dinner gathering She burst into
the room and seated herself on the
edge % chair. awinFinR her feet AT
= lively rate and addressing her
conversation TO one Of the younger
members Of the party. recalling with
laughter some Incidents Of the
evening before.
Her dcmeauor quite shocked two
or three Of the grand danes who
witnessed Il. bat the president him.
self dldn't seem TO find Il worth
mentioning. although Mrs, RoOse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

cheered with the best Of them
when the home team made A ng
AuiomobiIing 10 her delight
bhe haH one 81 her own H.,
takes special pleasure in oerupy1,s
70 H'nf with Nod. John Il neI...ss
son. ln the racer recently aeongsss
by that young gentleman Yo,s.
Mclean iH one 0f her best frlenss
ana a frequent caller and escort
Princess Alice likes to 70 10 IT,.
atera, MiHa Ethel Rarrymors /,
said to be her fay0rite aetreas a..
she decent insist on the attrseiia,.
being strictly first class y.
Gently accompanied b. the Con-,
tess Caaalui. who has been her 49,
eial chHmi Aias Boafdman. H.
tenant EorieBcuo and several 80
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velta eyelanhcn were lifted Just the
fraction OF an inch.
On another occasion this being
a stately and official white House
reception Princess Alice perked up
a bit when she caught q couple Of
attaches matching quarters In n
cosy corner. I'm IN" she declared,
and na her quarters were found not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

TWOuOgEH 4 co.
a. Oriental Hiaah
MAIN iEif Phones A tn4

Maia isd Phones 4 sm
iiS Corner lot on Queen Anne mn
.1NiM fine view z blocks east Of
0ueen Anne Ave
200 q room house. maaefn corner
lot fHxIa tath Ave. north ~ Mad
icon terms.
timo q room house iot Nst0 y block
from car line. Green Lake dts
trict
a. COO Groom eottarc modern iot tQN
fuA eath Ave tM blocks Rainier
lieiFbtH ear. f10o down balance
70 per month.
81. TIA room house. in all respects
modern. Z hcfe Of ground plenty
Of fruit trees rose bushes berries
% All kinds. Z milss from Pioneer
Nausfe block from car line. Be-
fare tefmH
81 500 New 4reum house modern. coz
nfr Lot HHsia 2 blocks uam Ma
afona PARK and East uuion csf
iineas terms.
s. del- broom house. just finished.
thoroughly modern and up. to-
date lot NNiM, can be hud on
easy terms.
g 80 room house. modern capitol
Hill eafuor lot oAiu terms
g. 1pr-A rev Groom cottage modern
q Gem Of good taste ard com
vruiruaH TOD Wxtm + block from
broadway and Pike ear line.
terms.
$500 SO down. balance on easy
terms far Capitol It'll Residence
10Th Ave North. near Volunteer
Park 7aruum house new. has
mover been occupied. cement
foundation GOOD cellar every
Portable and Cazy home.
Gail and see ua, the above il a small
part uf our llHt
TWouDaEu A co.
UF Oriental Block
Main tkn rhaueHaA 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
Gre.t Nor,h,rn Railway

WIN sell greatly reduced roundsuip
excursion tickets TO ST. Paul Sloeh
City, Kansas city, St Louis Sm-
cago. Milwaukee and other lInPo.r
tant Eastern cities on June -
rs and l.. limited 20 ninety osy
Temporary ticket office First anS
Yeslcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

ers. she attended a melodrama q,
dull red hue at a local playhouss.
the very existence Of which ID H.
nored By The high social set
After her visit 10 Clneinnafl be
Is 10 80 to the Philippines siA
Secretary Taft's party. o. eouns
II may be only a coineldenee. BET
Congressman Nick Longxorth finds
that he. too. must visit our island
possessions on public service. ns
be Is to lie one OF the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

TO be counterfeit she was permit
ted "a participate In the sport
Tier JOY Ia open air amuaemsnfH
and sports ~ undinguiaed.
SHE'S A FAN.
She Is a baseball fan When the
local club was leading the Amefi-
can league for a brief day or tao
recently she occupied a box dur
ING one or two Of the games and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

See bargains advertised. PIE
Street shopping Guide. page l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

The new State Bank Of Ballare
viii open It's doors on Monday y
l32 Ballard avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

Seattle 70 Portland and return ~, ~.
special y. =. train leaving se~ss is
s 80 "a. m. June 9Th. Do not h'e-
this excursion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

See bargains advertised Pike
Street Shopping Guide; page : .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

I. n. LEBEAu a co,
Main IaE sc New York NIX
Ia buys three lots. planted 10 pota-
toes, must sell.
81. ra0@Fiue b-room modern cotfaFe
easiest kind Of terms.
We loan money. s
fNcr Sale-By owner, one story and a
halt house. ak rooms cheap. So
Gd Ave. Tel. Main bel2. 10
Modern 1-room house hath. lawn.
garden, at NSV. Phone Main -.
This price for today only. s
500.
Vacant lot. SNiol. nth and 2d. own
Ct. Main 10. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
NORWEGIAN OFFICERS
SWEAR NEW ALLEGIANCE

= CHRIsTIANA. June IN
= Loveland was appointed min
= lister OF foreign affairs 81 the =
4 new government All officers '
q OF the army and navy today y
4 took the oath Of allegiance y
4 Norwegian diplomatic Officers =
= az Stockholm have been re- :
= called v
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Sec bargains advertised. ~ 80
Street shopping Guide; page "
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
They Dub Her Princess Alice,
But She's Real American Girl

MISS ALICE RoosGvsLTe VISIT TO THE HOME or CON
eREssmAH NICK LoHowoRTH At CINCINNATI GIVES RISE
TO RENEWED RUMoRs or HER ENGAGEMENT TO The
HANDSOME otuoAn-some or TIE CHARACTERISTICS or
THE PRESIDENTS VOLATILE DAUGHTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
Bargains

broom house lafEe barn all street
improvements pad . 40 EASY
terms
T-roou house. larur got. Beacon Hiu
district. 81. ~ terms
g-re5n haups AZ Green Isaks. fine
lutN q apn terms
MERRf1-T REALTY CO.
- New York uik a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

THAT smile Of satisfaction always
goes with The Brooks tsao soft or
sun Hat neit~s zee the neW ones
they can't be beat" = n.
Brooks a CO. 1881 and Ave. 80.
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With my screens. 0anfral carpentry
fHhhiHE. shop III Western. Both
phones. Randall
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West Sc
Wheeler

1oimAn hiccA -
9. 80 - acres. al first class lard. 81
acfea cleared and under w4re fence,
fine spring - zstef. plain house. =
ia.
O s1e-e acres. all God land. n arrss
Improves. - fruit trees nearly All
he4rsnE. bali acre q stras seertss.
Heoat orc usiliseH feet Groom house.
harm. chicken houses ard other out
t-li.sinEn, horae and wagon ard cart,
COW. hoNa ard Fhifkrus al kinds Of
farming tools r1~z 9Th ths f4are
sLkl-rE kGHEN a ARNEf.f.
Kenny Block. 10 Columbia 81 -
WAR WAR Boyoottes b.c4u.s I
attn selling all nv close IN acre Tracts
and hovses 40 cheap on terms Of .
cents day We e-n ever one hsn
n1fiiion dollars wofth q clase=a IN Sc
sttls sus~Fean property, aaa wtii
sell en chsa PEI ard easier terms than
anyons else. Over ko1o people besrhs
msn. NY y saieasnsa " my etfioss
reomA l. OF Times block. are al
ways busy, See the raspberrIeA 10
feet hASh, N our offleen today. II
EARN MONEY WHILE you SLEEP
II yss ~ sst y so.s. mspoy -. 70 earn earn
..nonsy' 9et se s,s., ~ thoss s,.. aefe
No safer Investment sold on easy
terms -
WEEHfflF EROHs
Room 800 coinnan bldg II
Hay CROP TO De HARVESTED
Fruit 10 be gathered. garden to BE-
enjoyed. cosy house 70 BE- occupied
on 70 acres. rich coil. much nf %
without stumpei humeiikr place.
sasily reached. near Renton. cheap
Come 90 with us. on approval ar
CHARLES BoMERs COMPANY.
Di-7 Alaska bldg. 10
FREE LAND to poor men. ANYBODY
Who has not enough money TO buy
my 81 cluaosin acre tracts on car
lines and lake on terms Of 10 cents
to anyone planting potatoes this
year and Kfwng me The crop see
Griffin, the cashier. room Z upHtairg
In Times BIZ. or c. d. HiilmaH. II
THE STEEL PLANT ADDITION
Just four miles from Pioneer square
uss IN city lots, nov 10 tso-acIe
At one half their value. Don't delay.
WINafiTp BROS,
Room 300 colman BLDG II
Choice ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale. must
h. disposed q II once cruise 4
millions each q cedar and fir. only
with me ~ once for this.
GAO Pioneer Block. If
Acreage on Magnolia Bluff for sac
$50. NJ. and up 70 81, ~ ] have a
bargain in 10 acres for soc per acre.
hair cash. balance on Nme. patF-
chaser can double hia money In ain
month";. GO, care Star 8
Eighty acres Of timber land Ia miles
from Chehalia. s acres cleared $50
or 1900 worth Of fir and cedar TIM
her rood sale. price 81. 60 Paul
KNenkciburRer. Georgetown. a
For eiose-in acreage. see Douglas
Ross. Ericsson BidE. -lf
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