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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

forced to give testimony before
Marshal Ayers, in regard to his eX.
perince with THE mob. The result
of his testimony has not been
made public. Mr.. Leavell was i'll
and not able to go to Princeton.
One or two other witnesses in this
county will be examined. Mr..
Ayers returned to Princeton yester-
day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
New Trustee.

Mr.. Ed L. Weathers, cashier of
the Bank of Lafayette, upon the
petition of number of citizens of
that place. has been appointed trus-
tree of the town in the place Of
Alonzo Lycan, resigned.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Hale-Crayens.

Mr.. Lawson Hale and Miss Mary
Esther Cravens, daughter of Mr.. J..
B. Cravens were united in marriage
Monday night at the home Of the
bride. north Of the city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Win Quit the Trust.

Bradshaw & Brother, owners of
the plant which was dynamited at
Eddyville, two weeks ago, have Civ
en- up their connection with the
trust, and their plant has been leas-
ed by w. 7. Grant & Co., of Louis
Vile, who are Independent, and who
are favorable to the association
growers. This is regarded as vic
tory for the association and for the
men who attempted to destroy the
plant.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Livy Leavell Examined Yes
terday in Regard to
the Mob.
WINTERS TRIAL TODAY.
Hopkinsville Is Ready to Give
Night Riders a Hot Re-
ception if they Come.

Fire Marshal Mott Ayres and his
attorney, Glen Whittemore, were
here yesterday to confer with Mr..
L L. Leavell, who was forced by the
Princeton mob Friday night to wit
ness their iucendiarism, being held
as prisoner.
He has been sick and unable to go
to Princeton and the officers came
here to confer with him. Mr..
Leavell was in Princeton on business
and was captured while waiting for
night train for Dawson. Two
men covered him with guns and
forced him to hold up his hands and
finding him unarmed he was COM
PEELED to go with the mob.
The people of Princeton seem to
be either panic stricken or in sympa-
thy with the mob. There is strong
suspicion that the coast was cleared
for the marauders by men in Prince.
ton, some of them in a position to
know what was going on. So far as
heard not a move of opposition was
made. Not an officer gave an alarm
and not hand was raised to protect
the property destroyed. The whole
town seemed to have been paralyzed
with fear and some of the people
are still in a panicky condition. 1t
is more than likely that few de-
termined men could have routed the
whole crowd.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Insurance Cancelled.

The insurance companies having
risks on trust warehouses in this
section have cancelled the policies by
wire and will decline to accept risks
until peace is restored.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

VIM. Winters, the man arrested
on Clerk Dave Gardner's warrant,
will be tried at Princeton to day and
the trial is expected to be a farce, as
the officials are inundated. Win
tiers is under a bond of $500 and de-
MES his guilt.
Mr.. Leavell Examined.
Mr.. L. L. Leavell was brought in
by summons here yesterday and
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Get Just What
You Want.

New and pretty novelties are arriving daily,
the latest is a tremendous stock of Ladies' Fancy
Neckwear, put up in individual boxes especially
for Holiday gifts, prices, 25c to $3.50.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
No Danger Here.

There is no danger here of any in
vasion more serious than a sneaking
attempt to slip into the city and set
fire to property and run. Incendi-
aries of this sort cannot be guarded
against, but no mob can capture
Hopkinsville and escape with whole
hides.
The officials of this city and coun-
ty will not be overpowered by any
display of force and arrangements
are such that the alarm can be given
in several ways at the first show of
danger. Preparations are such that
at least one hundred determined
officers, soldiers and guards who
mean business will be pumping lead
into the marauders within a few
minutes after they invade the city.
This organization will be maintained
indefinitely and the property of the
city will be protected at all haz-
ards.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

We're arrested at Fayetteville Sunday afternoon charged with selling liquor. The warrant for their arrest Was sworn out by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Pearson oil the evidence of Jo Baggett, who claimed to have purchased 1t from them. The boys look ka change of venue to this place, and the case was tried in Squire AtWood,s s court Tues day by jury consisting of $. l.. Ingram, (. B. Limbaugh. Tom Hummer. j. Wesley Phil lips and Owen Hawkins. The state was represented by Mr. Pearson and the defendants by ]. Hythe Walker. The jury brought in verdict of not guilty. When arrested the boys had | few quarts ot hquor,. which they claimed to have secured from | whiskey peddler at Nan Buren.
 A most enjoyable and suGeess- ful affair was the reception ten- dered the Embroidery Club by the  Misses Smvrr on Thursday after- noon =of last week. The house was darhened, and lighted by can dies and lamps, tile decorations were all very suggestive of Christmas. In a corner of the parlor was a very pretty Christ mas tree on the branches of which hung many pretty gifts.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Two brain puzzling contests were engaged in and prizes won by Miss Floy Daily and Mrs. Jno. P. Stafford. The most amusing feature of the afternoon was tile manner in which the gifts were won Beach lady threw with small rubber ball at the gift she desired, and il slle hit it tshe won, if not she stepped aside and awaited Ter turn again Last, but not least, were the delightful refreshments and the original manner i'll which they were ser4- ed With universal consent t waS suggested that the Embroi- dery Club have Christmas tree every year.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
lin tbe Gown and County.

eaS. She k at present a guest at the Arcade Hotel.. but a> soon as she and Mr. Ewalt can find prop erty to suit they will go to house keeping
 Several of our Elm Springs subscribers have had their ad- dress changed to =SpringdaIe, as they live on tue new rural route which began operations Tues day
 Rev Anthony, of Rogers, be- gan meetingat the Christian Church Monday night, but on ae- count of the unfavorable weather 1t was decided best to postpone the meetings indefinitely.
 The thirty-fourth annual se~- sion of the Arkansas Conference, NJ. F. Church. convened at Roe- CTS "Wednesday, Bishop James \. Fitzgerald. of St. Louis, presid ing. The session will continue over Sunday.
 Fay Stafford, who las had the agency for the daily papers in Springda1e the past few years. has disposed of tie business to Joe Grisham The papers will hereafter be found on sale at Ownbeys drug store.
 Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Lea en- tertained tie teachers of the Springdale schools very pleas antly Monday evening at the home of the former. There was music. both vocal and instru- mental, and delicious refresh ments We're seryed..
 
 The regular monthly meeting of the Cemetery Association, which was to have been held Monday. has been postponed un- til Monday afternoon at two o'clock of next week The meet ing will be held at the home of of Mrs. |. F. Renner.
 X. ]. Sanders and family ar rived several da N ago from Bridgeport Washington, where they had been making their home for the past four years Mr. Sanders formerly resided in this county and k glad to get back
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
The days are growing longer.

The days ate growing longer.
 J Zimmerman has been quite i'll for several days.
 Len Roberts came in Jew days ago from San Francisco, Cali fornla, to visit with home folks.
 Mrs. Lou Bushnell wa> down from Southwest City Mo- first of the week visiting relatives and friends.
 NIr. and Mrs. N. A. =CardweIl living near Logan, came up Sun day 10 visit with reletives and re- turned Monday.
 Byron Brogdou left Friday af- teruoon for Clifton. Arizona, where he will probably engage in business of some kind.
 lis rumored at FayetteviIIe that the Frisco depot < to be moved north of it's present tota- ton, this side of the cut.
 H. r. Pruner, of Anadorka, I. T., who had been here visiting his brother Walter Pruner. left first Of the week Tor his home.
 City Marshal Todbunter will assist Sheriff Philips i'll collect ing taxes and N. L. Stokes will act as city marshal during his absence.
 N. X toilyer, of Topeka, Kan sas. arrived last week to visit with relatives and friends. He was formerly telegraph operator at this place.
 AIr. and Mrs. John Davis and Misses Kate Black and Lucy San- aei> We're Up rom f dS6tteNiiIe Sunday, guests of Misses Nell and Geraldine Davis.
 Harry Long, representing Swottord Bros Dry Goods Co. of Kansas City, was in Springdale this week visiting and looking after the interests of his house.
 Lon Thomas, who has been as soeiated with Jeff Banks for tile past few months i'll the burr mfll, has moved back to his farm some three miles of Fayetteville.
 Mrs ! S. Ewalt arrived a few days ago from South Bend, Kan
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
GARD

To the Denoeratie voters of Elm Springs Township: J. D. Anglin is candidate for Gonsta- ble of Elm Springs Township, subject to the Democratic primary election. He has filled that of flee in Wheeler Township and We know him to be man fully quail fled to fill the office. As lie has been raised i'll this county We can recommend him to the people for the office which lie seeks. and lie will always be found ready to do his duty. Will further say to tue people that he has always been friend and defender of the Democratic party.
 VOTER.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

The authorities near Robinson are looking for some ineendiaries who have been burning property in that neighborhood lately. Joe Smiley had several stacks of straw burned night before last and the disturbance has gone so far that 1t has become a neigh borhorhood affair and efforts are being made to apprehend the miscreants.-Fayetteville Daily
 On the stage the Supe is never omit ted from the bill of fare.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All persons knowing them selves indebted to us are request ed to please call and settle by January 1. either by cash or note. This is d matter that we expect all to attend to
 SpringdaIe Hardware Co.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
e5 5HlEs7sE:WSvXl A7sIS H CURES WHERE ALL ELSE fhIlS 1l
 Best Couen Syrup Tastes Good. Sse N EC in tme. Sold hy druggists. k1
 ASISTSyIxI2HISIi a

don't boast of having the big gest display of watches, but I can give you 15o watches to select from and prices shall not be beat.
 G. W. KEENAN,.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

On Friday, December 9, three shirts, one eentIendn> night shirt, one calico dress. one clothes sack made of bed ticking Find er please leave at hardware store of W. T.. Farrdr X =Ca. and re- ceiXe reward.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

10 acre farm cheap for cash. Apple and peach orchard. good house, good water. nice oak grove, barn and other outbuild- ings. One mile=south of Spring dale, Ark. Must be sold soon. Call on or write undersigned.
 MARION MURPHY,
 Springdale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

{ "ft N'i l'tN ''F'''fiN Ef'NN - hh' - s's Sanders and family are at present occupying property east ot the railroad, but will probably move on farm latter oil.
 The News k requested to an- nounce that the annual meeting of the Springdale Shippers Union will be held at the Audi torjum next Tuesday afternoon at half past two o'clock. It isVery much desired that there be q futi attendance ot members.
 In thiSissue of The News will be.found tie announeement=of J. D.-Anglin as | eandidattfor the Democratic nomination for Con- stable Of Elm Springs Township. He k q good citizen and a good Democrat, and k worthy ef tlIe support Of the Democrats of his township.
 Lawrence Riggs has pursIla>- ed t half interest in the furuit- ure business of B. r. Pollock and the firm will be known as Pol losl& Riggs. Lawereneeis an excellent young man and The News k pleased to see him be- come identified with the business interests of Spring!ale. and wishes the new firm success.
 F. r. Archer, of the engineer ing office of N. K. Palmer. of Kansas City. was in Springdale this week making measurements, etc, for the electric light plant to be putin by Spencer Owen. Ne understand Mr. Areher's firm has tue contract for the erection of the piant~and that work will be pushed a> rapidly as possible.
 AIr. and Mrs NJ. NJ Pierce and children arrived Saturday after noon and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Adams, parents of Mrs. Pierce. They will leave Sunday for Deni>on, Texas. to make their home. and NJ. Pierce will engage in busiHess 1t that place. Their many friends in this section regret to SFe them leave.
 NIr. and Mrs. (. \ Furry ar rived home Wednesday afternoon Mr. Furry k greatly improved by his few weeks rest, and will re- sume his position as Frisco agent as soon IS the auditor ar rives to check him in. He k one of the most popular officials the Frisco has ever had here. and his many friends are glad to see him back.
 Will Long, who has been with the New York Store as d sales man for some two years, has gone with the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co.,, having purchased stock in that concern. Mr Long is a good salesman and good business man, and The News k pleased to see him become per manently identified with the business interests of the town.
 l.. C. Denny living near Hinds- vile called in Tuesday and renew ed for The News another year his Subscription expiring on that date. If all subscribers were as prompt as Mr. Denny the troubles of the newspaper man would be greatly lessened. Mir. Denny came over to meet his daughter, Miss Julia, who had been. visi- ting her sister, Mrs. Pearl Me Kinney, at Manford, Oklahoma.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. D. Petross have been having considerable sickness in their family of late. Mr. Petross is only up recently from a long illness, and now their two daughters, Irma and Lorraine, and their son Dallas. are all i'll, but the latter is improving Lorraine was burned about the |
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
RABBITS WANTED.

The Springdale Grocery Go, at r. r. Wells old stand, will pay the highest market price for Rab- bits.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

We had to take rest, We were tired out. On Friday, January :, the gallery will be opened for the year 1906, and Tor two weeks only We will make pictures on the regular standard cabinet size card oval =ef square D pictures for 6oe. siA Tor sIXty cents No extra charge Tor groups-Life size eraYons for only Sl00. Bring i'll tle pictures you want enlarged. You know we do ex- aetly as Ie advertise The best work at lowest prices.
 ADAHsON Go.
 Springdale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Special prices on watches till Jan. 1st. Come early and get your pick.
 W k4A.A.AN
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Some tight barrels for sale. Call on Parrott X Joyce.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Piano cheap Read C. N. kennan < ad.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
FOR RENT.

Bran new blacksmith shop. ft- ted with flew tools and every thing neeesSary. Good location. Call on N. \. Hewitt, at Spring dale Hardware Co.'S.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
SPRINGDALE GROCERY COMPANY
Our TEAS and COFFEES are fI

We are carrying the following teas, "Oolong, Imperial 'sGunpowder, ," and Basket Fired Japan. Coffee of all grades from l5 to 35c.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

All persons are warned lot to hunt or trespa>s on my property. II C. \. SHERIDAN.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

=AG persons huntirig oa ny farm will be prosecuted. tf
 MKs. NEWKfRK.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

WANTED Bright, honest young man from Springdale to prepare for paying position ill Government Mail Service. Box One, Cedar Rapids, Ia. S4-St.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Plenty of tame baled hay and straw for sale. See Ira Graham.
 If.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Watches lower than eyer. An- other cut. Come now.
 C. N. KEENAN,.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
OR SALE

Residence and lots; cheap Tor cash. N. r.. SIMPSON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28


Miss flarrietie a. kayses secretary
oft the caurch asauCl atiOH Tor the al.
yancomeni Of the interests of labor.
who o. strong believer In equal
rights, outlined in lno New York city
Mothers clun few daya ago. some
20 the reasons why an ideal home. uR.
der present conditions. d unobialuable.
Bishop Potter recently referred 90 her
al fthe ldenl woman She sums un
in BRIEF The conception OF what goes
io make the ideal nome. in the follow
lue twoniy-four rules.
4 A ronieuied mind
2. No,,- or poverty nor riches iust
enough
B. iace e pretentlousncss show
and sham.
4. simplicity Of life.
3 Honesty of purpose in all Things,
even the smallest
6. Father and mother co-ulcrs ln
the household.
z. lathor and mother equal guar.
dlana OF the children before tho law
5. ono code % morals for man and
woman.
D. Political aud Industrial, as well
a. social equality Tor man and waman.
no. Model dwelling houses Tor poor
er ~ well as richer.
NJ rlenty ol closets.
10 Wnrar0uea. lu which zoe hooks
ere not beyond the reach oi mortal
woman and a step ladder
TO- A good executive head ln che
kitchen as well AZ ln the Oarlcr
li Much charity
l5. Good domestic service u yog
cannot get Il individually yoa can get
it cOOpcralivcly.
le Some good sentiment and no
sontimontality.
~ A good deal OF common sense
f& Quick decisions
10 Punctualliy particularly az
meal 3lmos.
90 STANDARDS put into practice net
IN preaching.
90 a knowledge OF housekeeping
a. a trade.
20. system.
30. consistency.
a. The saving grace Of humor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Regardless 0f tho disability. which
30 the matter OF akOne throwing. al,
tachea TO the man n the glass house.
residences OF this material are now
suggested o. a possible solution o.
the housing problem u may or may
not come, says the 81 James Gazette.
What o. posslbleg our duh houses
IN mean streets may Eot more light
and life however, without being wholly
built of glass 10 some places on the
continent. notably ln the Dutch towns.
they have a wonderfully effective con.
trigance. They nt up o mirror. per.
hans one loot in length hy six Inches
IN width. This projects az right an.
Gle 90 tho window easement and q
lifted upon an iron arm hy So aid
those within the r01m are afforded
more hght aud They soi q cinemato.
graph picture of everything passing
10 the street The cost q a few shit
llngs the result. Interesting aud slr
prislhN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The popular checked sooas silks or
linens
The seciional Hounce. airts seem
rHrlcuhdly we'll liked Tor those gowns
made of snif lacca ANA embroidered
nounclns of hsilatc. ihe edge nf which
Is "a combination oi embroidery omitted
wIfh fhIn and heavy iaco fave
Flfr smoothly adjusted about tha
a'na shape enc sik foundation ana an
Inverted hnNn'Hlt removes iho fHlueaH
Hf thc back Thg fNu aialHtl
nouncea comprising the 0u.aldo are
attached io the foundation huI thoy
might have been ioinsd iueOfher thus
forming a separate skirt which could
he worn over different c0ilipd siius
The foundation should measure about
four yards round white fisa hDunce
should have 90 lu eve and half Yards
Tine mndien blouse worn Uiih fhis
skirt was ga bnhy-Wals style a
square yoke slumed on ihe shoulders
SUPPORT enc hluusr fu which i is
gathered the lulncsa af thc lower
edge bolng adjusted in q similar mae
mes uuier a crush grdle ol ribbon or
HIik he yoke Naa open ai The meek
in round outline ifuW whrh huns O.
pointed hnrfhu and ihp short alrUses
ur0 gathered .nIO lace hanis a caon
isDii0 bud unders .ratHa would hn N
fHfg|raahie addition
Crfnf de Chine was used lnf fht
foundation ior an uli-otef 'ace hlouse
The iaifer material wua sHlfrDd Goo O.
round yoke style ana standing cnI-
Tar completed thn h'eh neck A cif-
cu'ar berthe having slight mluoss az
che trout and bach may outline ihe
sh'rr.ug Above the elhoa shirnngs
causc the sleeve tn puR oai smarfy
nn the Innings. aud arn completed 90
the wrist boy gauntlet cuns
The new model 'cuaipu 0r tea
iachei 's well suited fn construction
in lncc. and. worn siih q natty silk
skin ~ q most elegant house costume
A "cqatec was developed iOr n bride
Ina a lace having a scolloppd edge and
decorated with fancy buttons a linz
ing supported the ioa,lacket which
was shirrcd on che shoulders aud then
gathered ln "a the waist line toward
The centre. The shoulders were fur.
Their ornamented with brelelles H.
scollnped edges falling free over Dec
sleeves That were shlrrod lnto NARROW
lace bands ai The elbow The rathere,
ends of che brctolios were secured al
each side Of the trout aud back
feature " the coaico ls the popmn
skirt cui in deep points at The from
and back A silk bets oruamoufa
with iancy buttons n front comnlgl
The costume
hn attractive Nneu C0sleme desi ID
J ed ea part of an oniGt f1r tho seaside
was conm wcted hy a graceful c.rcua
! SHIFT mode Tine saet aud Sides pen
. adjusted hy means Of small pIsts @
hip yoke aud front rguei 0f above
cuihuidered liuDn Ihe Uaisf ha
! tncls oNtcnd.na from ihe shoulders .
I che belt and fancy tab yoke aud col
; iar of .he embroidery gives g. pfet
Z ty hniah The sleeves. Oi che b.ah1
! order had cuffs of emhr1derr ana p
pa extra touch round h1iero of am
broidery. mnde separate from th
: waist is added
The combination of White and .0f
Z o. extremely fashionable with poi
white dress there s eufe io BE- sea
} some ornament of gold such as lal
/ cities h1t pins reCk chains. bel
{ hucllps ail beautifully ur and n.r
, haps enamellei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Advice OF reproOf does more harm
than good when IL o. go rudoly ur
roughly given that u brings humllia.
tlOn or indignation
u from your real affeotionaio regard
Tor q relative you wish 90 point out
90 her or him an error or correct a
iault do 80 as gently and as cautious
~ ga you know how. and 90 not try 10
correct mistakes or point out short
eomIugs too oiten, says the washing
ton star.
Give your advice IN private. and al
ways give less advice than sweet
complimentary speeches. A enmpii-
ment ls not less but more rollshed
when q comes from a member OF ones
family than when Il % a tribute from
a stranger. and these signs q anpre-
citation that you give of SOME dear
ones wit. wisdom OF beauty are little
home tr-.hs that are ever ailectlounte.
~ remembered and come over IKE
gentle deEs 90 refresh the seeds ol
nnectlon and loving kindnss that are
planted in our hoaris.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28


Women Ike 60 look upun men 40
having courage whether they have Il
ar not.
The course "a man purSuna in a dis
cussion with a woman 0ooa not always
represent the true state Of bis mind.
When a woman makes a mistake at
cards she does rot expect anyone %
take notice VI d. least Of an her hus-
band.
a womRns Idea 81 happy married
ilie On having husband and children
always Of her own way 81 thinking.
Men dislike to make explanations
aa to why they allowed themselves "a
he Ted into an unfortunate spoCula-
.ou
10 a woman there "a something
pleasant Ia feeling that men look uDou
hor as able 90 hold her own in al
argument
some men inquire so much waiting
upon that they come 10 be regarded
- selfish hO0f8
A woman takes as much pride Ia
sshhHlnr d pretty handkerchief a.
ices q diamond ring.
youiilaie6 bis Oplnion'
voice ig not the on'
$3.50 move sf most