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wh i Jith 1 j 6 THE KKNTUCKIAN t M Y 1 I gq 5 u J L 4 DO YOU Gn1 S5T rv1i i WITH AZA ijDACKi 11tldneYTroule Makes You Miserable who reads the news x papers is sure to know of the Wonderful cures made by Dr Kilmers Swamp Rgot the peat kid no liver bInd ¬ d remedyIt grenttuec1 ¬ ical triumph of the teithtrydisc of scientific research the eminent kidney and bladder specialist and is wonderfully successful curing lame back uric acid catarrh of the and rights Disease which is the worst L Sornf of kidney ree110uUttended kidney liver or bladder twill be k found the remedy you need It has w been tested in so many ways in hospital work and in practice and has so successful in every case that a ispedajvarraugement has been made by paper who have not aUftacly tried it may have a sample bottle sent free by mail also a book tell ¬ ing more about SwampRoot and how to s ilndout if have kidney orbladdertrou- ble ¬ When writinputentimt reading this generous paper andsendyour i address to Dr Kilmer Co DinghatntonI N Y fiftycent and one Dr Kilmer trouble trouble which dollar size bottles are nOMe of Swamp noot1 r sold by all good druggists Dont make any mistake but remember the name SwampRoot Dr Kilmers SwampRoot and the address Binghamton N Y on every bottle Lynchedn Judge Ferdinand Hess a member- f f the Missouri legislature went to bhis stable at Belmont Mo Friday and was met by a negro armed with a shotgun who demanded money The negro forced Judge Hess and Mrs Hess to get in a buggy and driveo a deserted cabin where Mr- sHwasheld prisoner while her husmmd was ordered to go out and t raise 600 for his captor which he did Judge Hess went to Columbus Ky just across the river where a posse was raised The negro left his horse and fled to a swamp where he was captured He was taken to Bel ¬ mont and a mob took him away from the officers and hanged him in the public square The money was re ¬ covered Gov Folk has directed an i Ives gation to be made of the lynch ing f t r WEIVTYGRADDATES rWilton June the 1st Complete High School Course > f 1s 1fthe will be held at the Tabernacle bnthb evening of June 1 The folloWing are the members of the graduating classMary Lois Reeder Sara Rebecca Rogers Bernice Rickman Hermia West Martha Ellis Soyars Florence Tibbs Hallie Edna Johnson Julia C DeTreville Willie McAH Lawson Berenice Aline Dryer Alvin H Clark Maxwell Joseph Blythe Wil ¬ liam Albert Owen Joe McCarroll Jr J Murrell Donaldson Ira D Smith Archie Joseph Mason James Blaine Long Maxwell Ellis Boales i Charlie Lacy tXii Helped Wrong Man J George Spillman a printer claini ing Scottsville Ky as his home t came here several weeks ago from Central City and for a mouth or more set type in the KENTUCKIAN office doing good work About two weeks ago Spillman after making a contract for steady work was given an order for clothing that put him ahead of his wages about two weeks and two days later he got on a spree and after making other debts left the town Publishers who may be brought in contact with him should be careful not to extend any credit to him as he will not appreciate any favors shown He has not yet ret- urned to town- CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Corrected Each Issue by W D Cooper Broker WHEAT H1GHLOW CLOSE May 95V 96ii 95 95 July 88 88 V 861 87- kC RNJf May 49i 5Th 49i 50 July 471 48 47J 48 I OATS May30i 30i 30i 305 July 29 il 29Er 29i 29 J Coming On Its Own Train THE GREAT T VAN AVBURG a Ik l IL OXT j Hippodrome Museum and Trained Animal Exposition to c WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT f r k flftpkiiisyille Monday May z9th Combined on a scale of magnitude never attempted before Coming In all its vast entirety Bigger Better Greater Grander than ever be- fore A Magnificent Display of Entirely New Features Grand Gigantic Moral Museum of The Great New Golden Menagerie inl S25wft Feature the largest living Hippopotamus in captlvltYwweighmg 0 000 pounds A monster n tured in densest Morass of the wildest regions of the mysterious River Nile A Zoological brought to city on wheels The Human fe + Metoers the LaPearl Family of Sensational Aerialists Hagihars Jap- anese Troupe Mons Carlosa the great perpendicular Ladder Artist WHEELERS MARINE BAND the finest Musical organization travel ¬ ing with any circus in America GRAND STREET PAGEANT The New and Costly Steam Piano to be seen in our Free Spectacular New Street Parade A Grand Gala Day Pre for the coming event One ticket admits to all advertised shows All Children HalfPrke NO GAMIILING Swindling allowed Honest and fair Dealing the motto of this vet concern Two Porformanccs Dally open at 1 and 7 pm Remembtt the Day Date HppkiniyiUe Monday > Jlay 29 It 11 I f Wi1ROYAL B Powde4tSaves OJ < ip1 The use of B Powder fe t F essential to the healtfillness of the fl i ram11rood rI Iif I itlij Yeast ferments the food 4 Alum baking powtjeS tare injurious Royal Baking Powdeljsaves healthi Vf r ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO 1 fEW YORK t r i MINSTREL MEN nsEn For Benefit of Church ¬ Kennedy Ky May 11 The Ringgold Minstrels assisted by the Clarksville band will give a per ¬ formance at Ringgold on Friday night May 19th for the benefit of the Methodist church at Bethel under the management of W P Hambaugh and Garland Anderson The program will consist of all the most fashionable and latest pieces of music both instrumental and vocal The performance will be interspersed with rehearsals and bright and sparkling wit and humor and sharp repartee There will be nine differ ugoby li ¬ gold Minstrels are composed of fine musical talent They will beded by the celebrated violinist and vocal ¬ ist T M Davie Come and hear them it will be worth the admission price alone to hear Davie which will be 25c for adults and 15c for chil dren They wish to realize a hand- some ¬ sum of money it being for the benefit of the church r i yjf1Memphis family v st Miss Sallie Baynham and little Miss Maybelle Hill are visiting Mr R G Baynham at Providence Ky Miss Kate Bradshaw who spent the winter in Florida will be at home on the 17th inst Leslie Baynham who has been traveling in Michigan for J W Carter Co a shoe manufacturing house of Nashville is visiting his sister Mrs J T Hill The carpenters are remodeling the meetinghouse at Salem It will not be completed until the first of June Rev Grant the pastor of Salem church will preach at Lester Memo ¬ rial church the 3rd and 4th Sundays in this month v There has been but very little to ¬ bacco planted in this neighborhood as the plantsare rather small Wheat is looking well also clover Misses Allen Smith and Lady Boone were in town today shopping Deputy Sheriff Clark was in tlits neighborhood today looking after evil doers j t ANON Bethel College Notes Misses Louise Jones Annie Hoge Lucic White and Mabel Wilson spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Katherine Jones Miss Janie Garrottjs visiting rela- tives ¬ in Clarksville Miss Georgia Butler was the guest of her sister Mrs J B Meyers fo a few days last week Miss Carrie Maddox spent Satur ¬ day and Sunday with her parents near Julian Miss Susie Boyd left for her home in Cadiz Ky Saturday afternoon where she will visit her relatives for a few days Mrs Howard D Hoge and son of Richmond Virginia are expected in a few days and will spend several weeks with her parents Miss Lucy Terry White left Mon I day for a short visit to her home i Cadiz Miss Lillian Edea visited her IWh ter at the home of Mr F Ci Clardy rw r the city last week I t VINCENNES IlfJOGKS HORNS 1J tI BROWNS > it JSirsi of Three Games With > J Chesty Hoosiers To < < Day BACK FROMHENDERSON J Paducah Has At Last Lost a j r Game Cairo alfpbr JThird if t 1 11 1 Standing to May 14 labs PlayedWoriLostPc- tPaiduih 10 9 1 900 Vinetines 101 8 2 800 Cairo 10f 6 4 600 3 7 300 11HelldersoIi10 2 6 222 2 9 181 There has been a considerable shift in positions since the last report On Saturday Hopkinsville Cairo and Paducah won over Henderson Princeton and Vincennes Sunday the results were exactly reversed in each instance Hopkinsville lost to Henderson by 3 to 2 Bomar and Rutledge and Asher Kubitz and DeWesse were the batteries Each side had 4 hits and but few errors Princeton beat Cairo and Vin ¬ cennes gave Paducah the first defeat in ten games The same teams met again yesterday Today Vincennes begins a series of three games on the local grounds and some fast ball may be expected The vacant store room in the HolI land building has been secured for headquarters and Manager Rutledge will have it fixed up today and sup ¬ plied with tables and chairs for the boys He is rapidly getting the team under discipline and it wili not be long before the Browns will be as good as any of them V i < Hendersona crack second base ¬ man from the Evansville team has been farmed out to Hopkinsville andI strengths the team where it was weakest The new man and Brady READ THIS I Hopkinsville Ky June 7 1001 Dr E W Hall St Louis Mo Dear Sir I have sold your Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery for exper ¬ can say never any kidney and bladder remedy of superior meritsMost respectfully THOMAS D ARMISTEAD A Texas Wonder One small bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder removes gravel diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women and regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold b druggist will be sent by mail receipt of 100 One small bot ¬ ntie is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Dr EW Hall sole manufacturer P O Box 629 St Louis Mo Send for ltimonial S ld alldruo1sts nd R G < Hardwick JIopki SvIlI l joinoth cff1 Cat Hondaradrf Sat urday l- p k ft M 6 Engleharpbe given his release as the am is carrying too men le a good fielder but we a good field of E1lreadri S 8 > O w won his first game at Henderson Saturday with a one hlt record He seems to be the man Rut has been looking for 6 Vincennea won from the Egyp ¬ tians at Cairo Friday making three straights the entire series won from Cairo The last game was a pitchers battle and was very close the score being 1 to 0 1 The game at Paducah Friday bet- ween Princeton and Paducah re ¬ suIted in a tie score of 3 to 3 at the end of the eleventh inning when the game was called on account of darkners The game at Clarksville Saturday between the Hopkinsville High School team and the Clarksville High School was won by Hopkinsville the score being 2 to 1- PUBLIC RECITAL To Be Given By Howell + School May 19 PART I Song of x WelcomeLejealChorus The Wandering JewFBurgmuller Martha Radford Bessie Haynes First Duet Landon Nellie Allen Louise Haynes Country DanceSartorioMiss Mother is My SweetheartVernerP- reston Haynes March Liese Besssie Haynes Josephine Sively On the Lake Heins Miss Ruth King- a DanceKrogmann- b Slumbers SongEnglemanM- iss Louise Haynes Lustspiel Overture Op 73Keler Bela Miss Martha Radford ISong of the SoldiersBeaumont- Miss Minnie Tate Fleming Margaretha Op 7KrentonM- iss Ruth McKnight Light and Gayv Chorus Hunting SongSeiboeck Miss Irene Giles March Krogmann Miss Josephine Sively PART II Der FreischutzD King Misses Radford Haynes King- a Dance of the StarsGodard- b Gavotte Fascile Meyer Miss Bessie Haynes Come Dance With MeWebbM- isses Radford Keatts Little Weaver Miss Crit McKnight Sec Valse HumoresqueBecker Miss Eunice Keatts Wind and TideMarchHewittM- isses Haynes Fleming- a ScherzinoSchumann- b II CarricolaDe Grau Miss Martha Radford March Seeboeck Missses King Sively Giles Fairy Song Goldbeck Misses Ruth King Martha Radford Bessie Haynes Louise Haynes Ruth McKnight Crit Mc ¬ Knight Nellie Allen Miss Minna Tate Fleming in six months has practiced four hundred and eighty hours II Thank The Lord cried Hanna Plant of Little Rock Ark for the relief I got from Bucklens Arnica Salve It cured my fearful running sores which nothing else would heal and from yearsIt burns and wounds Guaranteed at R C Hardwicks drug store 25c Pigeons Released- Mr H W Tibbs agent of the Southern Express Company received 150 Homing Pigeons from Cincinnati Saturday to race back to that city They were released at 880 Sunday morning from Hotel Latham Park and started on their 300mile jour ¬ ney A Disastrous Calamity It is a disastrous calamity when you lose health because indi ¬ gestion and constipation have sapped it away Prompt relief can Theybuild euro headache dizziness colic con CHArdwics r I MASS OF SORES Awful Suffering of Little Bojf l I from an Itching Humour CURED BY CUTICURA t Not One Square Inch of Skin on 5 His Whole Body Unaffected 11 My little sob a boy of five broke out with an itching rash Three doc I tors prescribed for him but he kept getting worse until we could notdresa him any more They finally advised me to try a certain medical college but its treatment did no good At the time I was induced to try Cuticura he was so bad that I had to cut his mp hair off and put the Cuticura Oint ¬ ment on him on bandages as it was impossible to touch the bare hand There was not one square inchi of skin on his whole that l not affected He was one mass of sores The bandages used to stick to his skin and in removing them the skin off with them andthescreams1v from the poor child were heartbreak ing I began to think that he would never get well but after the second 1 application of Cuticura Qiutinent T began to see signs of improvement and with the third and fourth appli- cations the sores commenced to dryrr up His skin peeled off twenty times but it finally yielded to the treatment ffI Now I can say that he is entirely cured and a stronger and healthierI boy you never saw than he is today ROBERT WATTAM Center Ave Chicago 111 Dec 30 x887A SIX YEARS LATER fir Wattam writes Your letter of the 21st in regard to the case of my little boy at hand I am truly thankful to say that the cure effected by the Cuticura Remedies has been a most thorough and successful k cure to date Chicago Feb 23 1903s Sold throughout the world Cutlcnra Rwolrint We la form of Coated Ptlls5cper vial 0111 DtpotarLondowtrCharterhoua Ave r rroASCIld rBettu than Any Other i WASH BLUE mA i SWyi- VA 1Why m < Full Sample package by mail 3 cents The American Pharmacat Co Euansvllla Indiana L WJShanklin rianufacturer and Dealer in I Foreign riled American Marble and Gran- iteMonuments wm Also Dealer in Corn and Hay i No 210 N Main St HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Palmer Gravesj OF Hopkinsville Lime Works Wants to SELL you LIME CINDERS ROCK and DIRT Also BUYS Cord Wood and- Seoondhand Barrelsqa PHONESHome Residence 1089 Kiln 1258 Cumberland Residence 540 BOYD POOL BARBERS- 7th Street Hopkinsville Ky Especial Attention git eo to Patrons Clean Linen Side factory Service Call andk convinced Bath Room ii ConMctWaf1 Bath 25 cotta Later Orders for POOL ORCHESTRA
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