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The new snort line to and fromall Eastern points including NewYork Boston Philadelphia andfreight service by daily packagecars in connection with the Ashville Line the VirginiaTennesseeJk AirLine and themond Danville Dispatch
The new Hue
Har iman RouteSolicits your patronage and guarantets careful attention and prompt
i Bundling of your business Seelhat your shipments are orderedand that your bills lading readvia either of the above lines in carenflhe
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1 JI D Pettusftlnt Clarksville Tenn
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the beet equipped and most direcline to Chicago afad all Erencbefvia Chicago
i f Inqui riesregarding ratee time etBddrelEed to representatives givercourIF P JeariesG P A T A EaruiU In-
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Patrons Clean Linen Satisfactory Service Call and tu
convincedBathin Connection
Batbs25 centsLea e Orders for
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All passenger trains via theabove lines now arrive at and
fry depart from the new LaSallee StStation at Chicago located at Van
ji Buren LaSallee and Sherman Sts> Tbis is in the heart of the busistaItionmaybeany 6uburbsjD
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T ee Ciffi1f1t1Time Table
Effective Sunday Ju e5t1904
TRAIN NQl bA1LYPASSENGER-
Gv Hopkinsyille 615 a mAr vi1le 719 am8166JS a m
iI Nashville VV 915 a mM f
TRAIN NO 3 DAILY rASSENGER
Lv Aopkins illeM430 p mAr 533 p m
I AshlandGity X 625 pmI Nashville A 730 p m
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Passenger HopkinsvilleNo 4 Dailyf 12r01pmNo 2i 935 pm
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Mixed Trains Daily ExceptSunday
No 95 leaves Hopkinsville 300 p mNo 96 arriv s 290 p m
Connections At Nashville with L N andN C S St L at ClarVsvllle with L A NR RLand at HopklnsTiUe with L 4r X and IC N LI-
E H HINTON Traffic ManagerNASHVILLE TENN
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338 dailyINo 740h640 a m
4 Paducah 925IeI
1 Cairo 1135ui 1 St Louis 610 p m
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No 334 DailyI
v HopkinsvSlle > 1245 p m o
r Princeton 155 p mHenderson 600HEvansville 645Iiv Princeton 206
r Louisville 700 m-
w Princeton 238 ppmr Paducah 415u1 Memphis 1050u
New Orleans 1000 a ID
No 340DailywV Hopkinsville 430 p mVr Princeton 630uCv Princeton 257 a in
I Louisville 750h1 Princeton 235u
vr Memphis 820uI New Orleans 765 p m
No 341 daily arrives 940 a mNo 333 dailyu 350 p mNo 331 dailyH 1025
F W HARLOW Di P A-
LouisvilleE F COON AgentHopkinsvillet
15 TO TEXAS
AND RETURN
Nov 10 and 22 via Cotton BeltRoute Good Time to Go
South
On November 10th and 22od theCotton Belt Route will sell roundtrip homeseekers tickets from StLouis Thebes Cairo and Memphisto points in Arkansas Louisianaand Texas at rate of 15 Stop ¬
overs allowed going and returning21 days final return limit
This is the last of the extremelyyearThoseand sontbwest should take advan ¬
tage of these datesIn addition to the above rats oftripiscember 6 and 20 Write for further
particulars and descriptive litera ¬
ture maps time fables etc
L O Schaefer T P ACotton Belt Cincianati O
L N Time TableGOING NORTH
Mo 32St Louis Express 1010 a aNo p4St Louis Fast Maill020p mtfo 92Chi St Lou Lim 540 a repmImlNToNo 978t Louis Express 515 amSo 55 HopknBville Ac 640 a m
Xo 52 and 4 connect at St Louis for aUpoints west
No 51 connects at Guthrie fur Memphis LinepoInts as far south as Erin and for LouisvilleClrcillna and the fast
No 53 and 55 make direct connection at Guthrle for Louisville Cincinnati and all pointsnorth and east thereof No 53 and 55 also conpointsI and will not
of EvansvilleAlso carries through sleepers 10 St Louis
No 91 through sleepers to Atlanta MaconJacksonville St Augustine and Tampa FlaAlso Pullman sleepers to New Orleans ConBeets at Guthrie for points East and Writ No93 win tlotcarry local Jla ngers for phials NorthOtNA6h4nlenn
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ABOUT THE BLUESWhat is known as the Blues
Ds seldom occasioned by actual exist¬
ing external conditions but J nth ereat majority of cases by a disorder
cd LIVER
THIS IS A FACTwhich may be demonstra ¬
ted by trying a course of
Tutts PillsThey control and regulate the LIVERThey bring hopeand bouyancy to themind They bring health and elastic ¬
ity to the body
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
Railroad Speed QuestionIn the question of speed of railway
trains in Europe and the UnitedStates Europe is undoubtedly aheadOnly two trains in the United Statesaverageover fifty miles an hourwhile France has thirtyfive trainswith an average speed of fifty milesan hour nnd England has fiftythree
CureslBlood and Skin Diseases
Itching Humors Eczema
Scrofula Etct Send co money write ana1 try Botanic Blood Balm at our expcnse A personal trial of BloodBalm is better than a thousandprinted testimonials so dont hesi¬
sampleIfscrotula blood poison cancer eat ¬
ing sores itching skin pimplesbisls bone pains swellings rheu ¬
matism catarrb or any blood orpkm disease we advise you to takeBotanic Blood Balm B B Bkills the poison in the blood curewhere all else fails heals everysore makes the blood pare andrich gives the skin the rich glow of
health B B B the most perfecblood purifier made Thoroughlytested for 30 years Costs 1 pelarge bottle at drug stores Tiprove it cures sample of BloodBalm sent free by writing BloorBalm Co Atlauta Ga Describetrouble and free medical advicisent in sealed letter TSa This IK
an honest offer medicine sent atonce prepaid
The famous Liberty Boll whichhas been on exhibition in St Louiswas taken back to Philadelphia Wed ¬
nesday November 16th-
Constipation
impossibleifserious cases of liver and kidnecomplaint have sprung from neg-lected constipation Such a deplorable condition is unnecessaryThere is a cure for it Herbimwill speedily remedy matters CA Lindsay P M Bronspn Flawrites Feb 12 1902 Hiaxinjtried Heroine I find it a 6ntQ1fchcine for constipation EOc JjbttleSold by R C Hardwick
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Democratic governors were le tedin five states which went for ibose-velt and Fairbanksr
Cured ConsumptionMrs B W Evans Cleat aler
Kan writes My husband lasick tor three mrnths The doctors
consumptionWeHorehound Syrup and it cured himThat was six yearsrago Since thetpthebouFor coughs and colds it badnequal II25c 50c and W100 < Soldby R C Hardwick
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the 7k LI Sisnatureof
W P ALBRITTON DEAD
Recently Nominated for Repre-
sentativeIin Calloway Connty
Murray KyNov 1sVV E AV
britton the Democratic nomineqforrepresentative died at me atConcord this evening after dnly ashort illness Squire Albrjttouas he was commonly called Wasabout sixty years of age a Confed-erate
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veteran and had just beennominated in the recent primary andreceived nearly 1000 majority overhis opponent He was a very popular and highly respected man I
funeralservice will be held at ConIcord tomorrow Many of the officersof the county members of the barand citizens will attend the funeral
Start tie Bought
SJgmtureActofs r
SUPEI4FLUITIES OF LIP
Many of the Stripe Details of D sThat Are Not at All
Necessary J
AnEng1i b writer has been levoting liis attention to the elimination of unnecessary things andMs succeeded in presenting a tentative list 6f articles which manxind does not need Like manyother propagandists of a new cultdays the Philadelphia Public Led ¬
ger he goes to extremes in cer ¬
tain instances but on the wholemakes out a pretty good case Heholds to begin with that the resi ¬
dept of a city does not require awatch He goes so far as to saythat an umbrella is not indispensa ¬
ble and cites Lord Beaconsfleldwho newer carried an umbrella asan illustrious example When itrained he took refuge under tinumbrella of the prettiest womanhe could see-
The silk hat is tabooed by thisiconoclast In bus inventory ofsupocfloouB things we find the flapthat covers the keyhole of thefront door which often sadly in-
terferes¬
with the entrance of thebelated and perhaps bibuloushouseholder It is redeemed fromabsolute futility by its power ofoccasional annoyance He in-
quires¬
as to the use of the tassel onthe new umbrella Nobody in hissenses wants a tassel on an um ¬
brellaWhy are there two buttons or
even one on the sleeve of a coatThe writer took a census of hisbuttons and found that CO of themwere unnecessary Heispfirticularly anxious as to the two bottons be ¬
hind on a frock coat Taking a sur ¬
vey of the whole human family hefindsthatthereare 800000000 but ¬
tons worn all of them uselessNo one has discovered the necessity of 14 or 16 pockets concealedin mens clothes This is the limitof superfluity
HISTORY OF LONDON STAGE
The English Capital Boasts of ManyHandsomely Appointed
Theaters
The London stage of the presentday is described in a new book byH Burton Baker History of theLondon Stage and Its FamousPlayers 15701103 as follows
London can boast today ofmore handsomely appointed then ¬
ters than can any other capital inthe world not excepting Paris andNew York Though in certain ar ¬
rangements in the auditorium forthe comfort of the audience thelatter may he in advance in theKSI fiing of plaits WI are easily firstRut the playhouse after all isonly the husk i the plav and theactor are the thing It is disquiet-ing however to every lover of thedrama that each year more fundiiioip theaters are given up to va ¬
riety shows and to mere buffoonCry As long as the theater is sim-
ply a business speculation so longit must be conducted upon purelybusiness lines and its customersmust ho provided with what tlwrlwaut and not with what theriought to have No no nationaltheater is possible in this countryuntil it is purged of puritanismand that desideratum is not likelyto be realized until Ilie Greek Ka ¬
lends
THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
Anclejit Daniel Is Really Two Wallswith Rubble Filling
Between
Ifht great wall of China is one ofthe wonders of the world and wasput up by the Emperor Ohe Hwang10 who succeeded to the thronewhen only 1U Having settled af ¬
fairs within his own empire hescourged his enemies beyond hisborders Then to guard againstfurther invasion he determined toerect a huge barrier all along thenorthern frontier of his territoryAnd that was the great wall Itextends from the Slmnhai PassPast of Peking westward to theChiauchaiyu barrier gate Thereis nothing else like it in all theworld It measnies 1255 milesIt is 25 feet broad at the base and15 at the summit and varies be-tween
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15 and HO feet in height Tarwall is really two walls with astone and rubble buffer betweenthem Thus the retaining wallsbased on granite are of brick Be ¬
tween them Is wedged the solidparking
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Of the world is the American laborerwho wants nothing more than a faitwage for a fair days work Hisonly trouble is when be cannot workeveryday and all day and that isthe trouble he experiences when hebecomes rundown and ebi1ita tedHe loses flesh He li strengthHe has also to lose time be cruse hecannot work as he used todo
Dr Pierces Golden Medical Dis-covery gives new vigor and strengthto worn out rundown men antLwomen It cures diseases of thjSdigestionand puts the body on the sure footingof sound health
t1 I was a total wreck could not sleep orBerrymanlCrawfordvtrylitttewas hot able to do a good work Icommenced taking DrPiercea Gold-Medical Discoveryand when I had to jiljlone I sleep and nay appef ewas wonderfully improved I have taken
improvingIfGoldenMedical Discovery because you haveconfidence in its cures do not allowyourself to be switched off to a medi¬gOOdbittof
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which you know nothin-
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HENRY C GANT Presidentt
J E KcPSEKSON H L McPHEBSOHI
Cashier AsstCashierrAccounts of Individuals Firms and Cor¬ j
porations solicited promising courteoustreatment and every accommodation ci6sistent with conservative banking If you con¬
template opening an account or making any +
change in present relations we would beI
glad to correspond with you w
Geo CLong Prest C F Jarrett VPresi Thos W Long Cashier
First National BankCorner Ninth and Main Streets
Hopkinsville KentuckyCapitalStock5000000Surnlus and Undivided Profits 1750000
BOARD OF DIRECTORSy
DR T W HLAXEY LEE ELLIStiJOHN P PROWSE R Wr DOWNER 2
AB CROFT GH STOWSJ W DOWNER C F JARRETT VPrest
GEO C LONG President
One of the most modern and best equipped banks in the State TheirVault and Safe Deposit Boxes constitute a feature
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TypewritersA
For Sale or Rent °
TYPEWRITERSRepaired We have the onJ man in the tJhas served an apprenticeship aregular TYPEWRITER repair shop He is an expert in the typewriterrepair business He repairs them all does not repair one and say heicant repair yours but says he CAN repair yours Why not bring yourmachine down and let us repair it for just the same as if you had itdoneIiirAAllbackRibbons and parts for all machines always on hand
C E WEST SON 9th Street Hopkinsville Ky
DoYouTai Quirin>
Its 10 to 1 you do if you are a victimof malaria
Dont Do It Its DangerousWell admit it will euro malaria but it leavesalmost deadly after ef-fectsHERBINEIs purely vegetable and absolutelyaraaiteed
Mbdto all stomach kidoJ
headacheand liver complaints
TRY IT TODAT
50 Cents a Bottle All t rtlIlittti 1asnr scnrS1lxw+
