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n 4tt- i I = 2 IjnpItiunuU tililattjtftlt tL a 1r 1 Naumburg Clothing does what it is intended to dot Best quality best workman- ship ¬ t- d fairest price guaranteed i J absolutelySuits Overcoats Raina t P M Coats Full Dress Suits Look for the above label S Pfi on collar of every coat 1 forI Your money back anything not riWhtI For tile b I 1 iJ T WALL CO I HOPKINSVILLE KY A 1 LOW ONEWAY SETTLERS RATE TO THE NORTHWEST AND i t CALIFORNIA L September 15 until Novem tber30 1903 the Burlington beak very low oneway colonist rates to r Washingioi ° tli THE WAY TO GO 1 The Burlington with its strong main lines and free chair cars bei reaches the West and Nurthwe bl via Denver or St Paul The Burlington Northern Pa ¬ cific Express is the great daily through train with chair cars and t tourist sleepers via Billing Mon taus to Puget Sjuntl and inter- mediate points TO CALIFORNIA The Burlington wlily perso- ally L conducted CaMiHitta rxcu r sion in through tiur st rleepe are just the thing fr Cost tourist and settlers The mutr i 1 Denver Scenic Colorado nnd Snt Lake fHOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS These are run the first and thirdI R ¬ approI d prfpIt will be a pleasure for us to give you an accurate and informa ¬ Hve reply to any inquiries C B OGLE LW WAKELEY i Tear Pas r Agent Gcnl Pasr Age ac I 604 PINE STREET ST LOUIS MO THE- Mutual l i Benefit r j LIFE Insurance Co Newark NJ S j Frederick Frelinghuysen Presl I I Total paid Policy hol ¬ ders 200000000 r f Losses paid in Ken ¬ tucky over 5000 F 000 f K W SMITH CO STATE AGIiN 506 W Main St Louisville K I- I Wallace Moore Agents a HOP- I kinsville Ky ai I 3 A Handful of Sketches I can show you win ea tconvince the most skeptical that 1 to can do the planing if you will- tae tell the amount you want to sp and send sketches with measure inside of rooms You can plan and plan well per I haps but you want some one to put it on paper and prepare your sped Ecations Perhaps I can add your idea and together make yo itfh better building for less money It 1 costs nothing to try nj1 r Jas L Long 9 l ff Architect in R C Building Main Sffice I 1 kk L fe < WM 1 nfi r J PENNSYLVANIA sENttr i New Yorkers Form an Alpine Climb- ing II Club to View It There is no scenery jn tlie coun tunnOUllI said Lambert H Julian aTPittfbu to a Washington Star report COJlqI q were rent and tossed iWit glvinjr InJblg1ihe scenic effects to be found anywhe regionlargely gradlly u they have cut canyons out of t rooks One of these is at Mau c gothecah Here in the sandstone you may fi possossioni I presume and the various strata rock are plainly discernible formil upon miles along the river There are also fine places alo the upper Susquehannn a faucet for tourists I Iof tlS 1e IIof reguIlIr erGap in the Blue mountains The early consisting of about a dozen men annually risk limbs and liv chit fIs in true Alpine style each carrying a fiail and being attached to the ne xtand mnn hn long rope to offer a means ofw safely in falls They have attained n consider u able degree of skill and some of the ir ed feats arc really remarkable To ac complish their object and reach tit fl top of the cliff it is often necessary to climb upward for rods with little other assistance than that afforded by the cracks in the rock which are ihr e Fingcrnnilr s r elbows knees all are brought into ling service and M roan often has to work along for 15 minutes before securing the lightest held for his feet and se- curing ¬ an opportunity to rest The only accident reported in this or gatiixation wise the fracture of an arm incurred by filling some 25 feet brthe at coped with even the slight injury since if he had missed tire projection precipitlited beneath A1th ugh Penntyivanin for the most part is thickly settled there are such places as those all through theI western portion rod many perso ng have become lost for days in thethi woods of the mountain Wild a mals are practically exterminated and there is but little hunting te had in the state but the fishing still good in many of the rivers1 TEACHING BY RAIL How New Ideas Are Introduced Into Isolated Neighborhoods A year or so ago Mr liollin Lim- IlarN + rot l for the Outlook a series ° f most suggestive articles on decadent New England villages and of large possibilities in such places inTS some marl or village settlements IllS b carried out as for instance says Home Magazine in tho Log Cal Settlement in North Carolina Closely connected in spirit and often in practice with the settle merit work is that of educational ex tension undertaken by many col loges and universities For several years we have been familiar with work in our cities and larger tow and it is cause for rejoicing that i now being carried into the country districts Traveling libraries will also be feature of this work and we can faintly realize what a boon these will be to families on isolated farms and in remote villages silyIn North Carolina a similar work organized by Mr John T Patrick The railroad is utilized hadof a car up a e of two practical housekeepers This car is attached to a through train one dropped off at different points where inua godna good ho usezilh keeping Many new ideas are thus introduced into these isolated ne i g 1of borhoode and much accomplished towards making life better worth liv ing for these ignorant neglected ¬ breathSt > > < r < r RELIC OF EVOLUTI0NI ntlQUe j0ors Will Decorate Connec ¬ ticut Building at the Fair A rMic doorway of revolution irytiays whose portals Widely tveUomed the patriot but whose belles Iisin1nt frO tnpl Ftmii l jt1 lti erlstilhtly nlasetl to th + o the l edMntodoftllprs bfg ilj lgo III ymbcc ti the Q lJ orthe Conn cictlt building at tho great e xposition Like nn antique gNU of j ricc reass value it has been sot in the fattnausi veSigoUlneJ > meggers are raising on the plat tlnu of States to the honor of one of the original colonies rittichh more years l1 UeutIS wits ¬ inon L11S1 1V41 11 UIlll II1IU KiWH St Louis to tell its story colonialS New England flankingie ure type of entablature used in earliest domiciles of the 13 An oldfashioned sun btyst windowlujht is s tin the Through its antique pattern Lydiaer into the world which she was in after years to command by her ismitts Mrs Sigonrney was bprn in the Slater house September trot the dwelling was by no means at that time No one knows the age of tile ell prrserred relic Itwas erect by John Fox Slater the philan thropist nephew of Samuel Sin- ter the pioneer of cottonspinning mills in Massachusetts Sir Sla ter was born in Slatersville RL and became very wealthy by shrewd investments He was one of the founders of tIle Norwich Free academy pIne 17000000 in trustees hands the interest of the fund being used for the education of freedmen Gen Slaters son William Al bert Slitter gave fIle academy a building costing 150000 in mcin ery of iris father Mrs Sigouruey therefore re eeived a very superior education Norwich and it was partly due to this early training that she later became famous in this conn try and in England ns n literary geuuis especially in poetry her first effort being nnder the pat- ronage of Daniel Wndswortii It was ffntitled Jlornl Pieces in and Verse She died in Hartford in ISOii chEven today the palatial Slater tont e of Norwich and some thing intimately connected with instituit m free academy Not as Imagined Siberhij so far from hems a country of desolation ill in sotna aide Russians themselves have no definite ideas about tbe marrel territorytor the map of Asia The soil ift of cropscen phenomenalin productivc ble The forest tracts are luxuri- ant and tIlt natural irrigation system magnificent There is room in Siberia for millions of colI- C onists and an abundant living for upont sources of this wonderful coun ¬ try Gbut Cardinal Gotti who just missed being elected pope is the son of a luggage porter who worked on the landing stage at Genoa and when be got prefer- ment ¬ a deputation of luggage por ¬ tern was first in the field with fe ¬ licitations The cardinal is a Car ¬ melite and a man of science ¬ ing professed mathematics at Genoa college He has also acted interim as papal nuncio in Bra ¬ and it was for services ren ¬ dered in that capacity at the time the revolution that he got his cardinals hat She Does the Rest womanof fir 11r < t 1 Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Millionbottles Enclosed with every bottle is ages Cent package of dtwrete Black Root Liver PillS rn Beautiful Humes need Keiskerl Furniture We point with pride ID the many beautiful this and otherI Ours is the LVMNC FutNiTUiK STORK in Lotrwviujtand the SOUTJU WONT YOU BKCOMB ONB OF OUR Customers FURNITURE wakes nn ideal CHRISTMAS GIn No 586 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky LNRR1 THE GREAT Through Trunk Line between Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis and the cities of Nashville Menphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Without Any Change- And Spetd Unrivaled Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savannah Macon Jaoksonville and Points in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North South East and West in ullmau Cars Emigrants seeking homes on the line of road will receive thea company o write to the General Passenger traffic Agent at Louisville Ky u p THE L t Giani Insurance Agency J >4 < tWlitesFirei Tornado Rife Bond and other kinds of Insurance TVegotjfatitig Loans a Specialty Parties wishing to borrow small or large sums can usually get what they want at this office No patron has ever In veateda dollar through this Agency that was not wen secured and not prove good T W Long President Walter Kelly General Manager Isecy r I Call Unaa J KTWYMAN d You Will Find a Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Country Produce BOUGHT AND SOLD Your Trade Appreciated Free Deliyjf 209 South Main Street Phone 27 m k 4a To Cure a Cold in One Day lln Cares Z1viY Toke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets A A Save Mfflion boxes sold In past 12 months This signature WIffZVVItI J LJUr
