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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
iG-0 Hun Street

Phone Madison i75.
Never without somethlns TO worry about
puzzle why the cement walks have not
been AID III Washington square. The money
FOR the work Was appropriated Several
months asc. and the contract awarded The
material tor the work has even been In the
park for more than month. and yet no
enert 10 start d, has been made.
While q Was necessary TO ploV IN tho
park before grass seed could be planted
Win any hope OF success the work de-
:syed ;ar into the GUNNER, and now whom
the people desire 10 use tho grounds. and
's the only season they can be used the
entire PARK is mass Of ten-inch burrows
L IS .mpra cticable TO plan, grass now. and
even the naTdy SOFA bean couldn't he raised.
Big Realty Transfer.
Another parcel OF property on HUI Street
Setween Seventh ard Eighth has been
raHs;erred. ane the decd OF bargain and
sale admitted 20 record Ia the Hastings
Court. Part :. he parcel with a frontage
0: 80 feet together with the buildings.
rs 20 and ~ Hull street owned by susie
a. Neal and her husband W a. Neal, Is
now the property OF tho virginia Ware
house Corporation. which last week
CURED the ground and buildings occupied
block The corporation holds options on
the balance OF the block. The price paid
other $500 The options on the balance
0, the block is Tor $4,000
Boy Bitten by Dog
Vale playing yesterday afternoon a
ca!ld. the adopted son OF Alex Marshall.
o, Fifteenth and Hull Streets. was bitten
by valuable pointer belonging 10 Officer
J. B. Wes;oo;t- The child. who is about
:our years ola. was hurried TO the office
o. Dr. Z. 7. Fucker where the wound vas
treated. Upon advice o, tho physician
Mr.. Westcott had the animal Killed, and
is head will be sent to the Pasteur In
s,!;ute .o- examination.
Thirty Days for Sick Men.
Although he had neen In bad health FOR
seve-a. months ana had left his sick bed
TO appear "a court Richard Epns. thirty
yesrs old. charged with attempting 10 beat
board bill vas yesterday sent 10 Jail ;oi
thirty days by Justice II. y. Maurice in
Police Court. Part . ETrs pleaded with
the court Tor lenicncy and expressed his
willingness TO pay the oill when his health
permitted him TO work
Henderson squ.Fes colored. charged with
nrins a pistol on the public streets. was
hned SO and costs charge OF attempt
Ing 20 shoot his son was not pushed
Only One Service.
Ore service day for the next month.
beginning tomorrow. will be held at the
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church. Twelfth
and Hull Streets Because OF the heat IN
INC middle o, the day the morning ser
vice Win be dispensed With. and Tho hour
o, the evening service advanced TO $50
,teiock The service TOMORROW viii be
conducted by the rector. Rcv r Ernast
Warren. who gill return this afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
PREVENT TYPHOID
Bonrd Of Hcnlth Tells How Disease
NIny lie Wiped out.
Tvnhotd favar "a ur.ventabi. II is


No, relatively or compararvely prevent
nole. but absolutely preveutahie Ac-
,ordinx 10 tho August bulletin OF inc
state Health Department. jus, ISSUED.
u is called Typhoid Fever. the VIZ
1inia Scourg.. How /; can b. Eradi-
Gated and Prevented I, sets foriA
that more than 1000 people die OF
typhoid in Virginia every year All
this loss with SIS accompanying sor-
row and suffering can bee stepped II
tho citizens wil but appreciate the
fac, ,aat by simple precautions every
man can protect his own household
The bulletin. which is TO- general
distribution, SAYS The typhoid problem
as IT eNists'ir Virginia to-day Is some
what different In thr cities ard IN the
country. Different forces operate TO
spread tho same infection in varying
ways But wherever typhoid fever sp-
pears. whether in the romot"st rural
section or in the most crowded tone
mcnt OF the hus!es, city ,hsre Is one
fundamental fact 10 be borne in mind
Typhoid fever IS contracted oy any
person because that person has taken
into his body through the mouth q
small amount Of human hl,h that has
come 'ecuy or Indirectly from some
other rson who has had or who mas
typhoid fever one case az typhoid
fever comes from another case. and
from no other source Dirt. uncleanl-
ness polluted water. nith milk ana
other agencies may carry the disease.
they cannot OF themselves caust Z To
give any person tvphoid fever. that
which enters tho mouth must contain
The germs Of typhond fever II Will
sorne manner 1t has come IN contact
with human rltl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
APPROVES CABINET MINISTER'S
Chinese Assembly YIeIdn To uiItt,
Commanders

Picking China. Tuly a6.-The Ch.neee
assembly ,o-day acceded TO the de-
mand Of the military commanders in
Picking. who yesterday insisted thar
the assembly approve the selection o.,
cabinet ministers made by President
Yuan Shi Kai.
The commanders had declared that
unless this were done they would as
sumo control Of affairs. and ii was
considered that this would lead to a
personal dictatorshlp OF Yuan Shi Kai.
supported by the military.
At to-day's meeting OF tho assembly
vote was taken on Yuan Shi Kai's
nominees for cabinet officers. and with
proved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
DISSOLUTION TO BE WATCHED
henr Packers Plan 10 ob.crr. e..
man Inv Mnx Get r.isl

as hlnston. July o6.-Ianos -
~ " i.!kerson: United states atiornev At
part OF the week TO present 10 At,or-
neNS-"eneral W!ckersham the full de-
tells Of the meat packers plan for d,s-
SAVING tne National Packing Com
mentS oonteniions under the Sher,,s,
antitrust law 7''e' mar
the Attorney-Gene-al probably u.n,
n nP5 mist It that The dissolution II ap
1t was Indicated today ina, necT rec
hIartment of Justice might be Whine.
10 see how the plan worked nnt -
,ase u seemed satisfactory. reserving
IN, .snt 10 intervene with court ac-
dld not arise q eNpectations ...Y.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
CASH FOR WAR ON BUGS
senate Votes $1,000 TO Fight Army
Worm In south.

Washington. July 2s-Iust before
Adjournment late last nignt the sen
ate agreed % the House bill appro-
irritating $4,000 for fghting the army
work in the Southern States
stories OF the ravaEes OF the in
sect have been coming to; the Depart
inent Of Agriculture and Congress for
some weeks. But the department was
practically powerless 10 take w a
fight against the bugs because O, the
delay in the passage of the agricultural
appropriation bill
The appropriation in tho bill il Is
believed, viii provide for the hrht
against the worm until the depart
mental supply measure is agreed TO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
WOULD PROMOTE MORALS
Wisconsin school Head Favors Dem
for Wen nt tniversity

Madlson. WIS. Iulv 2s.-Ihe nnnolnt-
ment of Il dean of men at the t.niver-
sity Of Wisconsin 10 promote the moral
welfare OF men students is recon-
mended by 6, T. Cary. state superin
tehdeni OF Public instruction. in an
open letter TO teachers and the general
public to-day
Superintendent Cary enumerated The
various forms Of misconduct Of the
student body. including drinking dan.
gerous hazing. the annual rush" ana
football celrL~-ltions carried 70 riot
Gus extremes. and indicated thar in
many ways there has been great
Improvement in recent years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
News Of South Richmond

from Havre de Grace. Nd. where he has
been spending a week.
Now Father of Ten.
Mrs. Alexander Wright. wife OF captain
Wright. o. the Third District. yesterday
presented her husband with fine boy.
Both are doing we'll Captain Wright was
n9nsy receiving congratulations all day lie
is now the father OF ten children.
Mr. >unnally'- Funeral To-Day.
.ine FUNERAL Of L. 9. Sunnally. who died
Thursday morning. will be heid mis- ATE
noon ~ o'clock from the Decatur Street
Methodist Church. Tho Rev G 7. Forces
ter VIII officiate Tho pail bearers will he
selected from the three secret orders OF
which MI NUnnaily n member
Personal and General.
Miss Lillian Moody. OF Petersburs is tn,
Tn.si Of Mrs j. Willard on East
Mr.. j Robert Wood and children. OF
OXFORD y C.. nre the guests % Mrs
Woods sister. Mrs James Z. ciodsey. or
West Thirteenth street
tian Temperance Union viii hold i,s re-
glar meeting Tuesday nisht at the resi-
Swans boro "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27

being made up by the Department o.
Agriculture and tho state Dairy and
Food Department Commissioned
Koiner is gathering samples Of fruits
ami Vegetables seeds and their impur-
it.cs and adulterations demonstrations
OF hog cholera serum and other such
matters. Commissioner Saunders has
samples OF artificial ccloring matter
and authorizations OF :oodsiuMs con-
sumed by the people OF the state.
These EXHIBITS are TO be displayed
NJ The various fairs in the State this
year They viii make their nrs, ap-
pearance az the fair at Tasley. Acco-
mac county which is always the arst
in point OF time. and which begins next
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
Gets Noisy Welcome.

Macon. Ga. July ga drum ana
bugle corps and several hundred Git
liens gave n noisy welcome TO W. Cor
dan Massee. the local capitalist. when
the latter arrived home tonight af-
ter being released at Aiken. s. c. fol-
lowing the revocation OF a rcquisition
charging him with being n fugitive
from Tennessee. Mr.. Massee declined
to discuss his trouble further than 70
say that nc had been shadowed bv de-
tectives for several days prior to his
arrest at Spartanhurg yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
HEADQUARTERS SELECTED
Democratic Campaign VIII he Directed
From New FIfth Avenue Building.

Ncw YORK, duly 2b.-Tne Democratic
National Committee selected headquar-
tors to-day in the new Fifth Avenue
building at Twenty-third Street and
ftfth Avenue Rooms We're taken on tho
nth floor. and the committee will
meet there Monday when plans for ac-
lively starting the campaign will be
put under way.
The Fifth Avenue building stands
on the site occupied for many wears
by the Fifth Avenue Hotel. famous
for It's amen corner" and as the
MEGA Of Republican politicians during
The Lifetime OF the late Senator Thomas
c. Plat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
HARRIS FOUND IN RIVER
body Discovered by Scnmcn Identified
as That of Theatrical Nan

NV Eork. July 2s--1he BODY OF A
nan round boating in the East River
from the BROOKLYN navy yard iast
night was Identified later as tina, Of
4 ABRAHAM n Harris. we'll known the
1 @,,ri man. formerly treasurer Of the
lode Ineatre IN this city He had
recently assumed the treasurersht-, 81
me new hi,inge Theatre t. be opened
was said that Mr. Harris recently
tau oeen In bad health. and had SUI
Tered from aphasia He had haen MIS-
'"E from his home since Mondav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
Conditions i'll Petersburg Subject
OF Conference Between State
and City Officials.
TO SAFEGUARD CITIZENS
Negro Thief Sent on to Grand
Iury-Anniversary oil Battle
OF Crater.
Timcs-Dispsich Bureau.
. Bollingbrook street
CTelephone 1910.

. s. Il =
c.t,....
~ ''e''"'
Inspector VINO mas oecn III refers
burg several days comforting with DR..
!, Nf.rttr ,bo ie.lth oft,cer and
-, -..,,..,u.
~ '-''e '''''' q ''' 40
diiions relative TO the Oily water sup
ply. mas submitted a preliminary re-
port with COMMUNICATIONS as 10
what should DE done The rapidly
decreasing supply Of water In iMs
storage reservoirs render It necessary
that water snail be drawn from the
river TO meet the demands for CON
sumption and prevent anything Ike
"a water famine Un.er present CON
ditions when the water is turned on
from the river. about I-2 per cent.
OF the population % tho city In tho
western section would he forced to d.
pend entirely on uualtered river wa
tcr d. Mosscr holds tina, the drain
age into ,h- river tof about eighteen
miles above the city is llable to seri-
ousiy contamiuato the water and rem
deg It's use for drinking purposes dan
scrous
In tho Interest Of the ovhlio health.
therefore. n Messes recommends TIE
immediate installation OF q hypochorite
o- disinfoctinc plant At or as near "a.
POSSIBLE 10 the point OF intake OF tn.
river water for the prrifcat,on Of the
water ana the destruetion OF ali i'm
furious gems Il might contain. TIE
water viii be sterllized by means OF
chloride OF line. uud while this nro-
cess will no, ,rnn-ove ,nc- .pnoa-s-,o
Of ia. water. f, win he very enac,,ve
In rlaarin., u, n, ,o,ln,fo, ana I, a..
s,royiue hsc,erio es,ocia,lr e,rh
r.,,o ,..,h,s 49,,
-rb 49,. -,
g., 80. III 80 aa'S ~ '4esse'
simple, san De put np IN
rays ny 'ne Dl.y H'partment al
cos, not exceeding s!"j' The ohemi-
cal used is hypoehlorite OF lime ana
the cost ~ the powder Will not exceed
81 pc day The report OF recommen-
dation OF tho state sanitary Inspec-
tor arc warmly !ndorsed by the health
officer City Engineer Build estimates
that an appropriation % 1880 will 30
suficicn, FOR tho installation ana -uo
ming ~ the plan, for one hurdrod
DAYS. bv which ,ino ~ = hon.d a.
. expected. tho -ororvo,-s Vii, y. ~
condition ~ s,rr1.. an ross
By rcquest OF Mavo- Cameron yno
saor,s ~, ~ tt,,a
s,,c,s, a,, 's'.i3 N.
ra,-a me DoDne'i no
rors,5o ,ho 'u s,,.'s.,o WI. os "e!a 70
'onsl'eF the so.uailon and make the
appropriation to install ana
~" '". PAM
Thief Caught and Sent On.
ION i-ons. We negro who broke into
~ I"""fa the HqIor store OF John ~.
in'.lipS' on sYcsmors street was
W. 80 Yss'.roaE' ana ms morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
FOR CONTROL OF LEPERS
Federal Supervising Favored by Sur
gcon-S~ncrnI nIue

scoh-':Nacrni blue.
trol OF leprosy in the United states as
m the country's island possessions ana
the establishment OF l.pcr hospitals
"a various sections OF tho country VIII
hlu" OF the public Health and Marine
II ospital Service, 1t IS said. to-day.
no discovery OF two cases Of lepro-
In Denver. Col-and the corsao,,Sn,
problem OF what IN do with the lepers
pariicu!arly as they are not permanent
residents Of the municipalities or
Htat"S IN which they were found has
faoused the attention Of the surgeon
sensra! on this matter AZ this tir1n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
Fall Breaks IIIs Arm.

j. S. Robertson. employed on The
Times dispatch Building. now in tho
course OF construction I'm South Tenth
street. fell from the second noor yes
terday and brok. his right forearm,
He was treated by Or. II. \. Bullock
ambulance surgeon OF the City Hos
pital,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27

from Havre dc Grace Nd. where he has
been spending a week.
Nav Father of Ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

III 49,. -. r1,.r-. 1ID order Of serving 1imoT
oaI',S, ,I G: "I .ingr established custom
u ,rl rar # dancing evening has been evolved
No one ever "ngna'c IT, ~ ,'' 70 ', 'or, avisbIv
growing tendency III 'i' ('!y ~ L.,,cr No one
mas e%''r" s " worfb while Questioning. All dances
thought u was Wv ~,' c At ten in the evening; but
were "uPo'Su ' , hon. Is considerably later There
has been general dancing before supper supper itself at
mas .,, and the coiion aftcrwari Sometimes
a ibc cnI;I,ion was elaborate the general dancing
vas left ont It was always considered more or less IN
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
The III and Injured.

DR.. Austin Bell, who was operated
on for appendicitis, returned home
Thursday night. The Doctor was
taken to Nashvi lie infirmary on
the 10th instant and the operation
was a complete success in every way.
Claude Clark is still confined to
his bed from injuries received in the
/. G. wreck last Sunday
Marcus Merritt. who was at first
considered one of the most seriously
injured stayed at the Infirmary only
two or three days and was taken to
his home Officer Merritt has great
recuperative powers and yesterday
morning was getting about town
with the aid of cane.
Attorney Frank Rives is slowly re-
covering from the effects 'of the
operation he sustained a month since
for appendicitis. He is still in a
very weak condition and it will be
some time before he can come down
town.
George Clark was on the street
yesterday morning, though he has
not entirely recovered from his in
juries. His daughter. Miss Essie.
is still kept at home bur is getting
along quite nicely. Her injuries were
slight.
The following gentlemen are now
at the Infrmary under treatment
for injuries of more or less painful
nature, but none dangerous:
Walter Wood. George Harmed.
Urey Harmed, Mr. Pace of Padu-
cab, Mr.. Cornelius, county, Mr..
Russell, of Russelyilie.
Mr.. Morris, of this county, who
sustained ugly injuries about his
head, is now at home. having Dren
discharged from the fi-mary Thurs
day 10y his physician
Il
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26

Mrs. d. II. Travis and Miss Dixie
Childers. Of EddyviIle. we're the
guests Of Mrs. H. c. Locker this
week.
Mrs. w 7. Tandy and daughters,
Misses Nell and Mary. have gone on
q two weeks visit to relatives at
Carrolton, III.
Mrs. Robert Dulin (nee Miss Mat
tie Andersool Of Sherman. Texas,
md Miss Alice Anderson, Of Hano-
yer county. Va. sisters Of DIR f. c.
Anderson. of this city. are visiting
Mr.. 7. A King end family. near
Churcu hii.
Mise Bette Guynn has returned
from Louisville, where she attended
the International Convention of the
Church OF Christ.
Harry Bridges. of Louisville, a
member of the firm Of Meyer, Bridges
& Co.. who cornered the broom corn
market about ten years ago and it is
said made about half million, was
IL the city Wednesday for the first
time in six or eight years.
Mrs. DR.. Bennett, of Central City,
who attended the sessions of Eastern
Star, was the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j P. Braden.
G.. E Mann. Of Pembroke, the
new clerk of Bethel Baptist Associa
ton, attended the sessions of the
Order of the Eastern Star this week
He is sending out the minutes of the
last meeting of the Association, held
a; Fairview, August 81.
Mrs. Wallace Southall of Lebanon
Tenn, is visiting the family of G
| W. Southall.
| On Nov. l Mr.. R. L. Burus anc
wife and sons, Leslie and Tribble
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cook will
remove to Hopkinsville. where they
will reside. Their many Guthrie
friends will regret their departure
| but wish them success in the thriv'
ing city to which they are going.
Guthrie Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
Purely Personal.

Mrs, w. t. Tandy and daughters.
Misses Nell and Mary. are visiting
relatives in Carrolton. Ill.
Officer Marcus Merritt will go to
Paducah today to spend few days
with relatives while recovering from
his injuries received in the railroad
wreck last Sunday.
D. D. Cayce and Kenneth Cayce
returned this morning from a three
days business trip to Chicago.
DR.. Frank H. Bassett will attend
the meeting of the National Baseball
Leagues at Milwaukee Nov. 2
w. | Handy, of Dawson, spent
Thursday in the city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
Routed Burglar.

Clad only in pajamas and armed
with hat pin, Miss Agnes Thornton,
of Bedford, Mass, a student at
Beloit, Wis; college. routed a burg
lar whom she found in her room.
The young coed chased the intruder
through park and inflicted a dozen
vigorous thrusts of the hat pin,
which elected yells of pain from the
fleeing thief and caused him to drop
her violin, which he had purloined.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
SmithSon & EVeritt,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
OUT OF ALL REASON.

"My doctor is so unreasonable,
said the fashionable dame. "Wants
me to go to some summer resori
where I'll gain in weight"
"What's unreasonable about
that?"
"Why, then l can't wear my ex
pensive gowns"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
FAIRVIEW NOTES.
CIV Tea Rose.)

(bN lea hOSe.J
Rev.sW. G. Brandon. former pas
tor the M. E church here. but now
Of Princeton. was here several days
this week visiting bis son, DR..
Brandon.
Mrs. Scott Hancock has returned
from visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Everett. of Hop
kinsville.
Mrs. E. c. Brandon is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rule.
Of Darlington, this week.
Mr.. r. c. Davis. Of Louisville. was
here Monday, soliciting subscription
for stock in a Live Stock Insurance
Co., of that city.
Miss Gertie Brown is in Hopkins
vile this week attending the Eas-
tern Star Chapter.
The Graded School here has an at
tendance of one hundred and thirty
s. five out of one hundred and sixty
six, which is in the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wiles and
daughter, Louise. and Mr.. Wallace
Layne and daughter Ruth, were in
the railroad wreck near Hopkins
vile Sunday. but escaped with slight
injuries. Mrs. Wiles has very bad
ly bruised arm, as well as Mar. Wiles,
who jumped from the back end of
the coach as it turned over. Mr..
Layne received slight wound over
the temple. All are getting along
very nicely under the circumstances,
the nervous shock being great.
Rev. w L. Ksrnes. of Bowling
Green. will preach at Little River
Church of Christ, four miles west of
|. here next Sunday m lrning and even
ing.
Rev. C. M. Thompson. of the First
Baptist church, of Hopkinsville, is
assisting the pastor, Rev. W.R. Good.
man. in a protracted meeting at the
Baptist church here, it having begun
Monday. and services are held at
2::30 D m. and 700 o'clock.
A protracted meeting began at
Antioch Cumberland Presbyterian
!. church, some seven miles west of
here, last Thursday night, by the
Rev. =. B. Eshman, pastor of the
church Of that denomination. of
Hopkinsvile.
The Methodist brethren will hold
their first quarterly meeting at their
churcn here next Saturday and Sur
DAY. the services being in charge of
The presiding elder, Rev. R. F.
Hayes, of Hopkinsville.
Mrs. Mollie Shaw. who has been
very i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jettie T. Layne. near town.
is no better, and her death is expect
ed Just at any moment.
There was a box supper at Roses
School House last Wednesday night,
the proceeds were nine dollars. A
large crowd was present. and an en-
joyable time was had by the bellies
and beaux.
The little son of Mr.. Charles
Combs has been quit sick with fever.
but able to be up part of the
time.
Mrs Claud Sisk gave progressive
military rock party at the home OF
Mrs. F. H Trice her sister, last Sat-
uAday night. in honor of her guests.
Mrs. A A Pearson, of Nashville;
Mrs. l. N. Lowery. of Hopkinsville,
4 and Miss Irene Lloyd. of Pembroke.
A twc-course luncheon was served,
and a very eDjnyab'e time was had
by these present There were quite
anumber Of invited guests Of Fair
view present.
Antioch Meeting
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
ANNIVERSARY
OF the Great Fire That Wiped
Out the City.

Yesterday was the thirtieth anni-
versary Of the great fire Of Oct. %.
1882, that wiped out ten or more
blocks in the business district Of
Hopkinsville But little remains Of
the Hopkinsvhle Of 30 years ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
ApPREcIATIvE PATIENT.

'Your doctor always starts out BY
putting you on a simple diet"
eyes, and it's considerable of him
In that way / may be able to pay
his bill"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
NOT QUITE WHAT He MEANT.

The Host-It's beginning to rain
you'd better stay to dinner.
The Guest-Oh, thanks very
much; but it's not bad enough TO-
that.-Sketch.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
Daily Thought.

For the best and sweetest is not
matter of circumstances; II Is not
even success and love II is being In
,une.-Anna Fuller.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
Antioch Meeting.

Rev. j. B. Eshman has closed the
meeting at Antioch church, north of
town, and will fill his pulpit Sunday,
at the C. P. Church.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-26
DIR. BEAZLEY
Specialist
(Eye. r,..Nose and Throat)
In Triigg

Hon. Jas. B. Allensworth is filling
a list of appointments in Trigg
county.