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INCURABLE HEART DISEASE
SOON CURED
During the hUlL two or three year
fury grwat imnroT em nt has been mid
Ja Ute trtAaltitPnt of diseases of th
butt Owes formerly considered iu
< iuo ble now readily yield to new reme
< JM The well known specialist ita
treating heart hiseases Franklin 11mt
M D LL Bof ChiC8RO will HDtj
260 worth of his new Spwrial Treat
ment free to any of our nfllioted rend
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orA This liberal offer is for tbS purpoe
of dtinunstnitlutf the uunut uurativ
powers of his new Treatment fo
c iueart troubles such aa short brentb
pain in the aide oppression in th >
chest irregular < pulse palpitation
oiotneriug spells puffing of the ank
lea or dropsy
It is the result of twenty four year
of careful study extensive research
and remarkable experience in treating
the various ailtnent84f the bean et <
mach and nerves which so often ooml
plioHto each ease
U The Treatment prepared axpraep
Iv for each patient as tho result it
Very much more certain and eati fno
TOTJJfow physioiona havo ooufidonce ii
their remedies And thair remedies
And there is no reason why all afflict
ed persons should not avail thew sol
sos of this liberal offer No deatb
e comes more suddenly thun that from
a heart disease
Mrs Frank Smith of 12 Wabash
Ave Chicago was cured of heart
dropsy after five loading phyeiciats
4had given her up Mr Ksester of
Chicago was cured after failure ol
ten able physicians
A thousand references to and tes
timonials from Bishops Clergyman
Bankers Farmers and their wives
will be sent bree on request These
include many who have been cured
after from five to fifteen physician
and professars had pronouned them
incurable Among them are H A
Groce 604 Mountain St Elgin III
Mrs Sophie Snow berg No 282 2h
x Ave S Minneapolis Minn Mrs A
n P Colbufn Blesing la Mrs M
B Morelan Rogers Ohio and the
presidents of two medical college
< tic
ticSeud at once to Franklin Milos M
D LL B 207 State St Chicago Ill
for free treatment before it is too late
and please mention this paper
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J FRIGHTENED AWAY
Was The Wouldbe Burglar But
Left His Ladder
Last Friday night a would be
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tmrgiar made an attempt to eater
Chappellt
t He made ma effort to get into th <
souse throo ii tile tram but tbt
t noise awakened Mr Cbppell wbc
went for his gun The thief immed
I iately ran off but left bis step lad
der behind
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DAMtiLS ACQUITTED
1i Evidence Showed Killing to Hav
Been SelfDefense
rata
i The examining trinl of K t
I Daniels for the killing of R u
Pickering was held at Prfiicet
I Friday before Jude Ingram jl i
resulted in au acquittal The >
i x idence showed the killitf to ha
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r1 i been lone in selfdefense
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I DEATH OF HRS MOKEFIELl
a Christien Lady Passed Awa
Saturdayt
Evening
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m Mrs Elizabeth Morefteld wife 1 1
ll Mrs R C Morefield died r tlu
0 suddenly Saturday nfyllt f ki lilt
trouble She had not KWU is tin
ro boat of health for some time bu
a i was feeling1 as well as unual 8a >
urday Late in the atternoun
it bowers she was taken viuieuil
r ill and lived only n few hours Sh
I + y VA6 57 years oW u native ofVu
r ffinjn and cgote to Kentuckytw ill
u I her husband about twenty yem r
ago She was a inembrr t Locust
I 1 Grove Uaptist church neal
b Bevci udJ vas a piou Christian
of lady V
A husband and five ejjfjdj four
daughter and one son fttfldes a
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host of friend are left to inoun
l fri
1 their loss I
frife Services were held at the l resi
r deuce by Hev C II Nash Sunday
I afternoon and the interment fol
lowed at Hopewell I
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t Chicago drain Market
r Chicago Feb 56peciat
May wheat opened at 68y4 ckteed
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at 6711 July wheat opened at
1i93 closed at 68H May corn
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opened at 33J closed at 33 X
rr Cash wheat 65 ft
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Rain Today
nLouirtille Ky Feb 5pe
lglGlut dy tonight Wmer
and rain Tuesday
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Miss Vadt Adaoi > 4 Ti ithg rel
atives at Trenton I
Mr Ike Lipntioe of Atlanta GaI
is at home on a visit to relatives
Mr F J Mitchell returned to his
home neat South Onion yesterday I
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Miss lCniil < > virtneyJaai < seater
ed the Bit iug Greta Norinal
School a e
Mrs tlban rOf Cripple
Creek Got ia thejfuest of Mrs J
ti Anderson oa Jfettth Main
Mttsrs John H Bell STlqtcher
Campbell and W Tandy have
returned from Louisville i
Compton Tucker of Hopkinaville I
Ky it visiting friends on Father
laod street Nashville American
Mrs Lou Town hnt returned
from a visit to hot l ttrinlrAvf
Mrs R IL McClantfjthtib of Hftn
derson I
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QMrs CoralHurt oEBbtyllngrGreen I
widow of the late Nat hurt I al
guest of the family of M r R M 1
Hurt j t
Mr Richard K Tyler formerly t
ijf this city has been made Cashier
of the Quebec Steamship idCmpany
l of New York
Mesdames W R Howoll and
Susie Stites and Misses Ritchie
Burnett and Mary Bronaugh have
returned from a short visit to Louis
ville
Mr and Mrs Thos B Bur
bridge and daughter Miss Patti
of Cripple Creek Col returned
home last night after a visit of
several days here
The new store of Watts Rich
ards S Co is now open for busi
ness at 207 South Main street with
a choice line of white goods notions
I etc Mr Henry C Richards is in
charge of the salesroom Mr Frank
W Watts being the other partner
in the firm Mrs Harry Harton
formerly Miss Luis Lacy and
Willie Adams will be with the new
house We predict for the firm a
good share of trade
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Died of Appendicitis
Bennettstown Ky Feb SA
I daughter of C B KHlebrew the
colored merchant atthis place died
Saturday of appendicitis aged 20
years fjC
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Creed Penick Dead
Creed H Penick one pf the E
wealthiest citizens of Elkton < died
Friday after a brief illness of a
complication of diseases He was 1
about 50 years old ExMaster Com
missioner and leaves a widow and
two children
Danger
JIifmJ
signals I
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Do you take cold with
every change In the
weather Does your throat
feel raw And do sharp
pains dart through your
chestDont
Dont you know these arc
danger signals which point
to pneumonia bronchitis or
consumption itself
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If you are ailing and have
lost flesh lately they arc
certainly danger signals The
question for you to decide Is
Have I the vitality to throw
off these diseases
Dont wait to try SCOTTS
EMULSION Mas a last re
sort There Is no remedy
equal to It for fortifying the
system Prevention Is easy
Scotts
ScottsEmulsion
Emulsion
prevents consumption and
hosts of other diseases which
attack the weak and those
with poor blood
SCOTTS EMULSION Is
the one standard remedy for
Inflamed throats and lungs
for colds bronchitis and cone
sumptlon It Is a food medl
cine of remarkable power A I
food because it nourishes the
body and a medicine be
cause it corrects diseased
i conditions
5 1Id 100 nil druggists
SCOTT BOWNB CnwkU New York
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TOBACCO SAL8S
HopWjifcville Ky Jan 31 1900
1W 61 you price of 22 Hhds
of WN C6 offered let our house to
day tt Jpllows
780 15 600 59Z 875 570
540 4 90V 75 425 42500400
400 350 310 310 300 tOO 295 I I
245 200
All tobacco affiiuftd this week
snowed bad cqitfp e oenletinf al
most altofethei fittUP triad com
mon nondesarJj 1 4t resulting in
no change of rhlrfeit as to prices
Yours pry truly
GmD t WEST
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February Term Of TrIgg Circuit
Court Convefttd Yesterday
The February tifcnvof 4the lrigg 4
Circuit Court tfCf r briad In Cadiz
yesterday for ntt Ifcw woolcs sea 1
sion While thridlttillXs rather t
large onp therejifttf fto cases of
ogry great iutpr r Ct t tffcpUf
lie but the t4rriTH tI l t pi h very
busy one as ifiajy urinoi Cn99 are
to be disposed 0f
Calcutta fs pyntii but whut does
Calcuttp but anyhowI
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Prat tieotfic
Dr E N Fruit DflfitUt olficp 08
ttatt tt p1uatalle
Ham sacks far ute at this ofljce
Ham Backs the bent at this
officeMain
Main ack all sixes for sale at
thiao < kv
Nice toiti foP iitto at Rep
haw ettab1r ij
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Wi d U OI Lilt 1 ee it cures rhu 1
mitiixtii andt tftirftftfiii lIe at nil
drtl gllI
Go to Reqtbuwa stable for fine
ranks N1h t on bund
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Call at tots office and get your
ham sacks We carry all sixes
and sell at bottom figure
Two Merry lr psiat the
Opera Hqttie tonight V
Be good to totirsalf sect floodId
your friewis vhen you treat a lei d
wbfiyvgiyo him else boat EtAfl
PER WhiaKy lath bevernge It t
y mrfrtIlWfUU9 for y1h i
Dr JI SytbHir tBBldeuea Sqiuh
Virginia Bnet ollioi dyer HoP et
Bros Blbrb Twlephpae Rea1df > Jce
289 ot6cetdil 8r
Mrs Mattla Major cot died at
her home in ttyc city Friday of
dropsy She was S3 years old
Now that the Holiday rush is OVBI I
we can give tye proper attention that
IH uetcsear 10 put your clocks told
watcher fu firFtoltiM ardor Bring
thorn in uov HiJll4Jtvotbe npali
loud by the old reliable jeweler
r M D KELLY
Aj few hoarders can sucuro gnod
iiqdOniruodation by applviug at firm
lanai = SflSt fiCIiN railroad on
uptiuthstreut tnortb aWe
> Born to the wife of Mr Chas R
Boa rdmah on South Campbell
Straeti8 bouncing baby boy last
Wednesday night
FOlJND Gold ring Owner can
Shat same nt this office by deE ribing
property and paying frfr this no
tice
Do not fail to attend Hollands
Opera House tonight when Two
Merry Tramps will be presented
Two and a half hours of real fdn
Have your clothes made
t leaned and repaired by Joe N
Fowright Merchant Tailor W
7th street opp New Era office
the becrt ottfttimy u fit in a suit pi
OtutlittJ ih 10 kit H practical tailor tor
tdtJOltr nl sure
WATEDuy Miviield Woolen
Mills Miylifld Ky Fifty women to
mulit pants No experience needed
Goud wugoa Yours truly
M y field Woolen Mills
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Planters Insurance Co
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i5oiliiiji Crews Ky
It W WRIGHT Bit tlfiO Do WOODS
Prmtdaut VlcIr liJ ni
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Sscy Director
Thin to n Cfropwallv compnny incorporated
jHHlar the law t rte State of KcntucUy Jt em >
Wade tau a ueties
Insures Only Farm Property
i Thai Ii fcurten cooperative companta m > w
OIsiebisddw ill tbU State tbe uvcrwip Urn
they hehibNti running III seventeen ytftti j tt
bin heft r mbfl UMlUd by thaw cumpankw tht
the tsrrriue es I1rate ttyrethr rift
pads otlwr ate lw t fire lluhtntuir affil Ail fah
abuut mU esNall that In mw beluj Nit plt V
other Oftllal Fill other infur H tWi dfil Mt
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Watts Richards w Co
SPOT CASH DEALifejH
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White Goods Wash Goods Silks c aces and
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VL I i Furnishing Goods
M1 t x fe 4 Dflti M f k f i < tl fife
4 COM PET LINE
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MEN TO BE JIOIDEDLY DARK WO
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MULATTOES CAKE WALKERS BUOK
WING AND JIG DANCERS >
Those given preference j who v play brass
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and string if good in any of the above lines
no stage experience is necessary Men or
women who play instrument state if play by
note Travel in Harrison Bros own trains
Palace Oars the most elaborate and best
equipped train of cars for dining and sleepingt
accommodations of any organization Show
the year around pavilion in Summer opera
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houses in winter Special inducements of
fared to good singers 25000 invested
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Apply by letter inclosing photograph No
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1 Harrison Bros
OFFICE NO liSpUTH 9th ST
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THOMPSON BASSETT
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1 l OM p 11 you can of jour IHIIH htp a lairs you get the b flt
1triJld Hl Krnitett ibw lowest buwtUi t4 price If pay will
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M Ij 7th and Virginia Streets HopkfniyiHt Ky
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