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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
Simultaneous Meetings in all
The Churches Begin
Next Sunday.
FAMOUS EvANGELIsTs.
Preparations Will Go On all
This Week for the
Meetings,

-------------~-.-----
The Courier-Journal of Sunday
says:
Just one week before the begin
ming proper of the great evangelis-
tic campaign in the Falls Cities, Feb.
IL, the most encouraging reports
are made by the managers of the
mammoth undertaking. The pre-
paratory work, which is the most es-
sential point in any great enterprise
either secular or religious, and which
has been going on with vim for
the past two weeks, has been thor
ough and complete in, every particu-
lar. Harmony has been the watch
word all along and the motto has
been lived up to the very letter.
Great credit is due the local minis
tiers who started the work some
four weeks ago, They have been in
defatigable in their efforts to make
the revival a wonderful success.
which it seems it viii be.
DR.. Hamilton's Views.
DIR. w. w. Hamilton, chairman of
the Executive Committee, is also
feeling in good spirits over the work
as far as it has progressed. He gave
out the following statement in re-
gard to it:
we are in the day-dawn, I be-
lieve, Of the greatest revival ia the
worlds history. 1t is difficult to
speak of revivals without at the
same time speaking of the
larger national and world move
ments- We think at once of Aus
tralis, of England and Wales and
many places in our own country, as
soon as the subject is suggested.
The interest in the campaign in our
city is beyond even the largest ex-
pectations. Its influence is seen and
heard and felt, not only in the
churches, but in the shops, offices
and stores, on the cars, on the
streets and in the houses. Already
| have had many to seek me out in
regard to their usefulness, as we'll
as in regard to their friends. feel
confident that many of us in the
years to come will look back upon
this as one of the most notable re-
viyals we have ever known"
House-to-House Canvass.
The work of making house-to
house canvass of the city yesterday
was done in excellent shape. At
least 800 workers, both men and
women, were engaged in visiting ev-
cry family in the city and delivering
to them a message in regard to the
coming revival, and also securing
their religious inclinations or faith.
The work was on in full force in the
the afternoon. Fully $4,000 invita-
tons to attend the meetings were
distributed by the canvassers. They
also used $25, 900 blanks to be filled
out and returned.
Among the distinguished revival
lists who will take part in the meet
ings are:
Rev. A. H. jolly, organizer; Rev.
Fred Sehiyerea and son. Rev. Ar
thur ]. Smith, Rev. James M. Gray, |
Rev. E. F. Hallenbeck. Rev. George
r. Stuart.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07

slesls, which were tied on behind
any vehicles that happened to be
passing. Most people humored them
good-naturedly and it was not UNI
usual to see several sleds tied on
behind one buggy,
Two especially venturesome
schoolboys tied on behind Mr.. j. d.
Wares sleigh and made one of the
widest rides on record, on small
sleds, and came out without a
scratch.
Saturday afternoon Robert Hille,
Jim Winfree and Douglas Hancock
rugged up three rocking chairs, tied
together tandem with ropes, and
with hcrse hitched to the front
one, traversed the streets sitting in
the chairs, which made the trip on
their own rockers.
At night many Of the young peo-
pie gathered on college hill and in
dulged in coasting far into the
night. Only one accident occurred
during the week, Mr.. w. S. Wade
being painfully hurt Thursday night.
Sleet Sunday morning made the
streets too slick for travel ard
stopped sleighing to a great extent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
CAN EXPLODED.
Bad Effects of Using Case
line for Kindling.

John Edwards, COL, attempted to
kindle fire by pouring gasoline on
the fire from a can. The can ex-
ploded in his hand and he was pain
fully burned. Bedding in the room
was also set on fire and his wife and
two children were slightly burned.
Edwards saved himself by rolling in
the snow. The house, a tin struct-
ure near Gates Mill, was Quilted,
but saved in damaged condition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
LIGHT SENTENCE
Given Darlington Man For
Making False Affidavit.

Garrett P. Howell, of near Earl
ington, who pleaded guilty in the
Federal court in Louisville to the
snkarge of making false affidavit on a
pension. was sentenced by Judge
Evans to six months Imprisonment
in the Jefferson county Jail. Howell
secured a pension several years ago
and about year ago applied for an
increase. Upon investigation of this
application it was found that the
original pension was obtained by
means of false affidavits. He is am
old man and has a foot off at the
ankle.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
SAW MILL EXPLOSION,
Boiler Let's Go and Kills
Engineer Hendricks.

Jacksonville, KY, Feb. 4.-James
Hendricks, engineer, was killed and
a saw mill wrecked by an explosion
Of boiler six miles from this place
at noon yesterday. The boiler was
used to furnish steam for the mill
and the cause Of the explosion is
still mystery. Hendricks was 20
years old and was married. He had
lived in this section all of his life
life and was highly respected cit
izen.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
Duncan-Johnson.

Mr.. VIM. Duncan. of Greenville,
and Miss Kitty Johnson, of Louis
vile, were married in the latter
place last Thursday night and left at
once for California and Mexico to
spend several weeks. The bride is a
niece Of the late DR.. B, w. Stone,
who was superintendent of the West
|ern Asylum, and made her home
here during his administration. She
has many friends in this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
DIR. Warder Dead,

The Rev. Joseph w. Warder. a
noted Baptist pastor, aged 70 years.
died in Louisville Saturday. For
twenty-three years he was secretary
of the Baptist State Board of Mis-
sions of Kentucky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
Mai. Phelps M

Maj. John Phelps, one of the most
prominent lawyers Of the Hopkins
vile bar. is very all. He is suffering
from a complication of troubles and
it is feared that he viii not recover.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
CHRISTIAN COUNTY
Property Valuation Amounts
to Nearly Ten Million.

The board of supervisors of Chris
tian county completed their work.
last week. They raised the assessed
property valuation about $500, 900,
which will bring the assessment up
to about $9,5OO,OOO for 1904. The
exact figures viii appear in these
columns as soon as the clerk COM
pletes the tabulatiOn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
Locates at Elgin

DR.. T. Simpson Mccall, who is
now graduate Doctor of Osteop-
athy, has formed a partnership with
DR.. C. H. Murray. of Elgin, Mo-,
and will practice his profession at
that place. DR.. Murray is a sue
cessful practitioner. with a large and
well established practice.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-07
Wanted

A boy to carry papers. Must be
familiar with South side of the city.
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@un6ernuQe Gntoefnna.

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& Is. - gSolf 2509 ".
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Nr. PIG, Glabs, nabe SuluarosStrabe.
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lbert. Seiuite @iere, 28ciHe mo dnoere
@etrunfe. 022-)
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nat. Ielepbun - SRI. Sermon 2666 81.
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gr. 1924, DftsSoliimores strab.. - 8tup
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Gantra nnS 5tstIaabtpp =.
Gbrtua's Sautpu qieber,rouS.Soae.

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9befapenie SeIepbon: 8oIfe 1453 s.
(MDriIt31S)
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gr. 1920 bis fi22, SarforossIbemue
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gr. 1t04, observation-disclosures.
Der rytoroolt Smmerpibrenbe snlneretn
bon Baltimore %beriammeIi f6 bier
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bonn Sab.
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9 Gents,
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bis II ltbr IbenbS Spe5iol-Eolts
lenorngen fonnen on allen Ser.
Staoten . GoIt6Rttern aufaegcben
tperoen.
@uSIGn6ifde Sencunqen.
/. Sic Staten fir ale oltslan6i.
ifen Stooien uno lire Golonie'u
| (oilSgenommen CANADA rno Meri.
fo) iin6 Die foIgenoen: 0riefe bis gu
IS @romm az lln5e) 5 Gents. gin'
fodJe Boitfarlen 2 Gents oas Stiid.
Riifontiport &arten 4 Gents Dos
Stiid. 3eitlunqen nn6 onoere Druid.
laden 1 Gent pro 9 lln3en.
Acknowledgement cine 8oitiode
tptro olS beriiegelt an%geieben, penn
oieieIbe 10 oerpadt 1T, Dab cine
eriinolide Briiiung obre ShG6i'
gitng Der ltmbIgung ooer oeS Sll.
boIts nidt ernlogii6t miro.
Gad enoungen
Driefe unb BoIttarten merben fret
ben gmpfGngern ober abienosrn
bon elmer Boitanitalt our anoeren
na6aei6idt, nenn Der 8rnld ailf
Dem urtidIa9 ats9eoriidt. lit. ToIt.
ienoungen Der anberen 3Iaiien iper.
Den nllr auf 8erlnngen na69eionot
uno miro bonn ON 9~eitimmun9s.
orte Elm Suiotporto bon Der Sobe
Deg SrigirolSases bercdnet merocn
3meiter alaiie (3eitunsen uno
Seitihriften) 1 Gent fir 4 ltn5en.
9ritter alaiie Glider, girfu.
lare) 1 Gent fir 2 ltnaen.
8ierter 3laiie (g8aaren) 1 Gent
pro un5e.
Sanaba.
Sieielben Staten uno geoingutt.
gen, oIS in Den Ser. Staoten, nit
gusnabme, Dob geniidte 3auf.
mannsipoaren, peld)e nit)t OILS
Bona foe" Sonoelsmuiter esianoi
peroeiL nit Der Bodetpoit perianoi
tperben miiien. Gaufm6nnii6e
Sdriften 81 ben oeipobnliden Ra.
@inihreibegebiibr Boit . auf.
ifIoa) S Sents.
SonoeIspapiere-Eadete Biz olim
@epi9t BON 10 un3en 8 Gents;
Bodete iiber 10 un8en idmer, 1C
Gents COB 9eidloHenL ODER nid.l
nit aitsnabme bon WanmIcripten
nit beiiol9enben gorrefturs0 ogen,
ferner ole be~riieeelten Saden (iiebs
untenitebenbl 2 Gents pro lln5e,
nit @usnabme bon 8riefen in Boit.
Stationen, mo Die Boitioden nidi
ouseetragen meroen, 1 Gent pro
un5e. Boitforten. ie 1 Gent
3meiter alaiie-E oitiaden = Sci.
iiineen, pierteIidbrIid ODER otter er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

gtureoItsGde @cngb' uno GaroltHe.Strnbe
Sauptquartter oes ngaoernsWldnnerhocS"
RS. s@de @oueb' uno Garulineitr. Ber'
einsoeriummlu1e ieben 9onueritae abeno,
gieue WliteIieoer piuiommen. Bpr8lq'
lt1es Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18
Seutiqc SdhuBrate:
Terf6lIfe allf Ser bieiieen Gffefteii.
Vnrip
R CALL

5000 Via, Y, K \. Der ............. 90
5000 Cotton Suci inc. .............. 3th
coo @tInntic e. e. Of Goun. 4er Otis. 03
1000 atIantic e, Z. Of Conn. 4er SITS. o3H
1000 Scnbodro der ,............... sGh
5000 9iGbt 4 Poluer iI4er ........... 95ia
5000 baltimore Nrict' Der. ,........... s6A
5000 Baltimore Nrici pto. ............ s6h
2oOO gtIantic GoGft Cine con. 4er. 49,. 1902
1000 Noriot M. & Qtebt 5er. ........ 92R
5000 28cftcru Mnr0tauo 4er........,.. 50
1000 GbaS, x 98eiteru Gar. 5er........tl2H
2O00 Cotton Sucf BET. ............ 7Gh
5000 ga, 60. Il 5ln. Der. .tt51I
1000 ga, Gar. & g|urtberu Der. .......11
$50 GortoIi m. & 2tGbt. ........... 10
1000 Ga. 4 Ella, 9ou, cr............t I2
1000 baltimore 1ruct. Con. r.......t
1000 sin 3l3er, .............. t0Oh
GOoo Gouiolto. @us Ger. .tO0Ia
90 GunIolto. Gas .............. SO
10 GIortberH GcutraI .............1O
% AIu. Is. & J, o...,.......... 02a
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GrU0ufteu.W urft.

llntenitebenoe Yrciie bc5ieGcn Iit)
ouf sen Gn9ro3. 9onoeI; fir Sen
&letn6on0eI mtB eiu entiprcdenocr
9lltfihIug genladt ipcroen.
gier, pro 0uBcnO t6c. bis 17c.
Butter, bro Hfun0:
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9oIcpD eMWtnstr'S Gnte,

GIIJ NuIUCTIUWE5lUupI WUUt NIVuITTWsWUt'
Sie beiteH lScine I'M 9Seiten0. Wiu6ls
3eiten 81 ieoer ,Sett. @eihdit5lulIb cine
Spc5ialitut. - @auptluariier oes aSars
routoI=N lrbeiters WtuHnerbUrS".
(Npril2O1S)
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CALL.

5000 baltimore Nrici Der. ........... s6lA
1000 NaIcia1 Il smGuAu er..........t2s
5000 NlIHntic 6, q. Goni. 4er ,.......tOi&
100 ga. Gar. 4 yIortberu Ser .........t1
10000 Sn, Ser tncn) 90
800 Is. q. Q. NrepiuG ............ 501a
"a Goniolto. Gas ................ SO
10 Cotton Guct CIuulD .......... tx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

Snlpurteure mo GugruS GiQu0rsSanoler
G5O-G6l, &eitsgratts, Itabe BennsStr.,
Baltimore, lto.
e. & y 3slepbun - Soutb 1893 y.
(Wprii2 $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

Nr. 1875, Sdrriions, nubc a~eriugtonsSir.,
Geo. Sintber, IT,. Rr1usGo's Bier. g8dr'
mer 2unf6 bon IL bis 1 ubr NGbulit'
tags. @ue oeutf6en gdder iino SuuI Be
iuhe einseluoer.
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3n D%crmictben.


IN Nr. 0I3, QBcil. 5npcltc Slrnbe; 1r0Bc me-
blirte SrOut5imrncr. iiir ~itduoiGe NepObltcr nuis
lcno, ooer fir Elm iung uerDciruibeteo GberuHr.
G37-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

&erionot BON ocn Gleuatoren 96,354
@uidcl; GlGootoren &orrotb 209,.
327 @uiheI, &crtuuft muroeu 20.s
coo (iuli 5lt 1894, 400 gclbcr Spot
Et 50.
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an ~ucrfnuicil
an %uerfoufcu:

Su uetfnnfet:
Nr. BOZ, b15 mo bt7. Observation-Disclosures
te6S Simmer nit 9erbefieruua. Breis $3.50. 90.
@rnno3ins $34. 90 bro Sabr.
aoltge Sdufer i'm 100 8Iod Ser Noros8robes
Giraffe. tebs Simmer init alien 8erbeeruneen.
Rrcts $775.00. @rino5ins $50 pro Sabr.
100 BIod, 9eniuoubs stpe. Gine Retbe bon
ioeben tertig 9eiteuten ~bierSebn mooernet 5iuets
it0dieen Sdufern. ScfS berfeIben fino bers
tauft. Slits $4,000. 9runo5ins $3.50 pro
Sabr.
g.. Z. Gallagher,
NaulinternebTter
ops giircnu: 2S0S 5airmount.ape