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FEB 29 1908IThe Weather

Rain or snow and colder by Sat ¬

urday night

Sixteen hogsheads of Burley to ¬

bacco sold in Louisville Tuesday atthe average price of 1622 the rec ¬

ord price fora single crop

Ir Col Joel Fort is booked for aIat Clarksville Monday and is

iexpected to be here the followingJ Monday March 9th

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Wade Sowell of McCracken coun ¬

ty lost his marriage license and hadto postpone the wedding a day untila duplicate could be secured

The coroner of Breathitt countynever having been called upon tohold an inquest has resigned hisoffice

A new Congressman from Illinois

NB Thistlewood broke the recordMonday by introducing a bill twominutes after he was sworn in tofill a vacancy

The House bill appropriating 500000 for the Normal Schools and theState university has passed the Sen ¬

ate and is ready to go to the Governor

S A Shanklin Democratic nomi¬

nee for representative in Masoncounty refuses to commit himselfon the Senatorship He is Equityfirst with politics as a side line

The Senate investigating committee has decided that the negro soldiers shot up Brownsville Texas inAugust 1906 and that the Presidentwas justified in mustering out thet25th regiment of negroes

William C B Kempt has been astudent at Columbia College for 27years A relative left him an an-

nuityit

of 2500 as long as he was astudent and he has been there eversince maintaining a studio and taking some special course every year

By a vote of 76 to 14 the Wagonercounty unit bill passed the Houseafter a stormy debate RepresentapSenatorhis bill of the same character in theSenate but failed by a vote of 19 to16

i 1cJp1eunionhodcarrierHartford

In that case there would be no hod

thetradesany of the overcrowded professions

Fashion and FatIsnt It fortunate that when fashion demandsbreakcorsetthatsclence steps In and makes their task easyFor dieting and exercising It has substitutedobtainedatounceMarmolamatte and 3MOunces Syrup Simplex

andtlcdtl1ndwilltakeInterferingwiththadletlightest

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WARNINGS

Independent GrowersOrdered tiNot to Plant Tobacco

Carlile Ky Feb 27Notes sign ¬

ed Equity were found in the mailboxes of See Barlow and Roy Snappwarning them not to raise any tobacco The one to Barlow had a matchattached The men do not belong tothe Equity The notes pre in the

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TOMORROW TOi

BE MEAT DAY

Dedication of Xle Enlarged

Church Conducted by DrRainns of Cincinnatti

iWILL BE 3 SERVICES

Members of The Christian

Church Will Hold Recep

tion Monday Nigbt

The members of the Christianchurch will be the happiest congre ¬

gation in Kentucky next SundayTheir new building is completed

and will be dedicated Sunday morn ¬

ing Dr F M Raines of Cincinnattij will preach the dedicating ser-

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Several other divines will alsobe here to take parts in the threeservices to be held during the dayamong whom will be Prof J M

Gordon now of Wilmington Ohioformerly Prof of English and Histo ¬

ry in South Kentucky College MrT F Roberts Financial Agent of SK C Guthrie Rev H A McDon-ald

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of Lawrenceville Illand RevJ W Mitchell Earlington The twolatter divines were former pastors

Rev W J Hudspeth State Evan ¬

gelist with headquarters here willremain at home to be present on thehappy day

Mr G L Lockhart of Nashvillethe architect of the enlarged build-ing will also be present

The pastor Rev H D Smith andcthe congregation extends a generalinvitation to the three services DrSmith wants the people in the county and members of the donomination in adjoining towns to be hereand they must not forget that theywill ba entertained by the membersof his congregation

SERVICE-

SSUNDAYMORNINGDedicatory ser-

vices conducted by Dr Raines afterIwhich the Sacrament of the LordsSupper will be administered CaptMurphy soloist of one of the largchurches of Nashville will sing asolo at this service

SUNDAY AFTERNOON Annual RollCall Dr Raines will probably conduct this service It is the aim ofthe congregation to have a large ratftendance at this rally than any in

past This is one of the greatevents of the local church MrsBarksdale Hamlett who has recov-

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from a recent throat troublewill Sing a solo Dr Smith wants

distinctly understood that no offering will be received at this serviceThe College students will give onenumber

SUNDAY NIGHTRegular servicesconducted by Dr Raines The united choirs of Cum and Christianchurches will sing an anthemand it is probable that Capt Murhy will sing a solo Dr Smith

that Capt Murphy has a magnificent voice and that he hopes tohave him render at least three so-

los

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for our people while he is hereA piano and a cabinet organ willused during the three services

The new pipe organ will be put induring the summer The housewith which the contract was madehas agreed to have the instrumentready to ship in JunevMONDAY NIGHTThis occasionwill be a notable one It is to bewhat Dr Smith termsUA ChurchFamily Reunion A novel plan hasbeen adopted to have every memberof the church present as we11asothers each member has been furnished with a printed card askingthem to talk to ten people and ifpossible get them to promise to bepresent This function will bepure-ly social

During the refresh-ments

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will be servedIBRIEF HISTORY

The work of tearing down th twoIwalls of the old building was commenced on the 17th day of June1907 The new walls were completed about the middle oi November

First service held in new S Sroom Sunday Fob 16th 1908ISeating capacityAuditorium 800adjoining room 150 By use ofIchairs in aish t 100

Present membership about 800IEntire building is heated by steam

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brhThctgalleryhascapacity

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of several hundredEvery department of the immels

building is cot i1 bted pyP electricVqAll I

natural wood and highly polishedHas parlors class rooms arid kitch

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jpastprEvery nfurnished with new carpets <

The ladies of the church JiaverenasI ¬

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ful new carpetsThe main entrance is at the corner

of Ninth and Liberty streets I Thereis another entrance to the Sundayschoolroom on the West

The Forbes Manufacturing Cowere the contractors William ALong the Constructing ManagerenljLjob

Geo W Collins head of the paint¬

ing department superintended allthe painting papering glazing andvarnishing His work fli cjginpletein every particular

IG L Lockhart of Nashville wasthe architect and his desigris wereadopted in preference to others Heis a young man of genius and thebuilding committee of the church do

atpjeasilyfoundEnlarging building cost 22000 I

New pipe organ will cost 3 000half of which was given byMr Carnegie

FIENDISH ATTEMPT TO

CREMATE GREGORY FAMILY

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and that too when the allegedis not susceptible of proof

This crime came with the grand juryin session and the people waitingpatiently to see what steps are to be-

taken to investigate the crimes ofthe last three months It seems tohave been a deliberate and persistentattempt to murder a whole familyby burning them alive But for thesoldiers who hastened to their ref¬

cue the attempt might have beensuccessful i

The property loss was perhaps15001200on the house and 300hade1000 insurance j but with riot

clause in the policy The Shippplacewas an old landmark The houseoriginally built of logs was weatherboarded two stories high set back

the road in a grove of foresttrees A years supply of meat andlard belonging to Columbus Grego-ry

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stored in an upper roorti waslost

Value of InsuranceFires originate =Jrr unexpected

places and from unknown causesiDoubtless some one who reads thisarticle will sustain the next lossAre YOU insured and have you thebest insurance your money can buyThe Giant Insurance AgencyIncorporated settles their losses

promptly and equitably and guaran¬

tees to sell their policies at as lowrate as any company doing businessOffice in First National Bank build-ing

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Both phones

Fine Wilson DeadHon F A Wilson a wellknown

attorney of Eddyville died Satur-day

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He had been in poor healthfor several years He formerlyrepresented Lyon and Caldwellcounties in the Legislature He

seventytwo years of age Thecause of his death was cardiac pa-

ralysis¬

due to uraemic poisioning-He is survived by a wife and onedaughterRecord

Hives eczema itch or salt rheumsets you crazy Cant bear thetouch of your clothing DoansOintment cures the most obstinatecases Why suffer All druggistssell it

Narrow EscapeThe 4yearold son of Mr M C

Carter had a narrow escape frominjury last Thursday afternoon Thelittle follow is very fond of horsesWhen the colored boy who drivesDr J B Jacksons pony and whosemother cooks for Mr Carter drovethe pony up to Mr Carters gate onTwentieth street and went in thekitchen to see his mother he leftthe pony unhitched Mr Cartersson went out crawled into the

Thelittle buggy pony started andran awav and when he reached Mainstreet the littleboy was thrown outandstruck the street with greatforce Fortunately the little fellowBus n no serious injury

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FEDERAL COURTr NhytCommissioner Y < >ntv

Toni Fox of Livermore chargedwith manufacturing and sellingtwist tobatco without paying specietax and lien Wells col chargedwifh selling liquor without licensehad their examining trials beforeCommissioner Yonts Thursday andwere held over to the federal grandjury Bond in each case was fixed

at 300 They failed to furnish bailand were taken to jail atOwensboroThe men were in charge of DeputyU S Marshal Ament J

HERE AND THERE

The Trigg county fiscal court willspend 4000 on road repairs

Drs Oldham Osteopaths 705 S

Clay St Hopkinsville Ky

Evangelist M F Ham has justclosed a revival in Fort Scott Kanin which there were 400 conversions

iGedar posts for sale by G E

BroaddusHopkinsville KYl Cum ¬

berland phone No 838 rHam sacks for sale at this office

An old negro named Squiregle died from exposure in Trigcounty He lay out all night whileunder the influence of liquor

tiThe kind your grandfather usedIand he was of rare judgment Profitby his experience and use Old 1 WHarper whiskey Sold by W RLong Hopkinsville Ky

Call at this office for ham sackstwo sizes

The assessed valuation of Triggcounty property is 2782293 Thereare 1124 dogs listed for taxation

Cedar posts for sale by G EIBroaddus Hopkinsville Ky Cum ¬

berland phone No 838

W C White president of theCadiz railroad left yesterday fprChicago to buy a new passengercoach for his road He will be ac-

companied to Chicago by Mrs M AMcCartyRecord

Cedar posts for sale by G EBroaddus Hopkinsville Ky Cum ¬

berland phone No 838

Mrs E P Fears and Mrs LottieDavidson have returned from theEastern markets t

List your real estate for sale withJ F ELLIS

House For RentFive room house on Walnut street

immediate possessionJ F ELLIS

iSSOGIATION

TOBACCO SALES

fl3for Leaf and 7 ug-

slTickles the Farmer-

Mightily

II IHeavyIBut Checked by Cold

Weather

Transactions at the salesroom ofthe Tobacco Association this week

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have been satisfactory in every wayDeliveries have been regular and thestile of 70 hhds is reported Thereare now 1466 types in the hands ofS G Buckner local salesman Thetotal sales to date amount to 201hhds

The prices thus far are highly sat¬

isfactory and the farmers are tickledall over It looks likeold timessure enough It for lugs to be sellingfor from 710 to 1000 and leafbringing all the way from 1100 toexpectedgof hhds sold

The sudden change to cold weath ¬

er to a considerable extent stoppedI

the farmers from delivering theirtobacco at the associations ware

nxIiousas possible as they will in a short j

time have plentypf other things todo on the farm

Mr Buckners broken wrist ishealing fast and though he finds itinconvenient to go it singlehand-ed

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It he manages to be at the salesi

rooms all the time The sales madeby him this week are encouraging tothe whole fraternity of tobaccoraisers Mr Nat Uorch boughtquit a number of hogsheads for WS Mathews Son R W Bogardwas also a heavy purchaser

Mr J B Allen of near Guthriewas here yesterday and Thursdayinspecting the prizing houses HeIis an all round man and the associa-tion

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always has him on the go Hisobject in visiting the prizers s tocorrect some irregclarities that nowexist He says that the prizers thefirst year did very fine work gener-ally

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but last year there were manycomplaints of overclassing bad or ¬

der and bad packing This year thisis going to he avoided and to dothis Mr Allen has been sent out toinspect the whole district Someindications of a repetition are al ¬

ready apparent and the leading offi

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WOMANS fBACKACHE jt

The back is the mainspring ofwomans organism It quickly callsattention to trouble by aching Ittells with other symptoms such asnervousness headache pains in the0Iaorganism needs immediate attention

IIi suck cases the one sure remedy-which speedily removes causeorganismtoLYDIA E PINKHAMSVEGETABLE COMPOUND-

Mrs Will Young of 6 ColumbiaAve Rockland Me says

I was troubled for along time withdreadful backaches and a pain in mywayIthought I would never get well I readwhat E Pinkhams VegetableCompound had done for thers anddecided to try it after faking threebottles I can truly say that I never felft

lifeI Lyon of East EarlPinkham a

j ihad very severe backaches andpressingdown pains I could not sleepPinkIand made mo feel like a new womanFACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

For thirty years Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made i

from roots and herbs has been the i

standard remedy for female ills Jand has positivelyeuredthousands owomen who have been troubled with idisplacements inflammation ulcera Ition fibroid tumors irregularities

backache that bear r

indicestiondizzinessor

cers of the association are determin¬

ed to check all the irregularities atthe outset

Taken Without WarningLancaster KyAFeb 25 Two

colored women dropped dead in thiscity Alice Leavell dropped dead inJosephs store and Mag Kauffmandropped dead at her home Bothwere married and left families Theformer had a child in her arms whenshe fell

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For bargains in real estate call onJ F ELLIS

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The Big City Market House

The Place to Buy Your 6roceries I

We want to say to our Farmer Friends andaCountry Merchants

We Have Just Received a Car Load of firaniilated Sugar j

75 Barrels in Car We Can Make You Prices AH Q ±K1

Irish Potatoesr

We have bought about 700 bushels of seed Irish Potatoes Now is thetime to buy them

Heavy Cured Bacon c

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We have 20000 poun s of Side Meat If you are going to need any buy now

Garden Seed ff

We have full line all kinds Bulk Garden Seed in packages Fresh f

New Goods Jt Canned Goods < He

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I t ijWe have the largest stock of any retail grocery house inWestera Kentucky r

Sell large cans Tomatoes 100 dozen Fine sugar corn 80c dozen Other goods11 in proportion ir-

iIj We are headquarters for everything you can think of to eat Buy in toIload lots for Spot Gash We want ycoir business and intend with your helpmake Hopkinsville the Cash Grocery Market in Western Kentucky Thankingone and all for past favors

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C R CLARK CO Wholesale and Retail Grocers ifJINCORPORATED

Two Big Stores Main and Campbell Streetsh itt i1IjIr I

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