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> t ics Do you want the Associa
tlon to live I believe and have al
ways believed that a large majority
of yoU ° do but to be sure of this I
have asked each precinct committee
t i man to call a meeting of his people
I f Thursday afternoon the II th that
he may get an honest genuine exI
prfJiilnfrom you to that effect I
ur sfeach of you to attend this
meeting id your precinct whatever I
may be I your views and there ex 4
r press your views that they may be 1
f reflected by your committeemen j
This invitation and request applies f
equally to those who are in sympa i
thy with the Longview meeting and J
j I feel that you will not be honest J
f with yourselves or the Association I
if you dp not attend
yjtiaVwe want is an honest ex
Pt6n from the people If the
I people are opposed to the Associa i
f tion I for one would like to know
t it But I ask you tobe cool and ret
alize that this is a business proposi r
I tionI
tiont have called a meeting of thet
f County Committee for Friday after
r noon that we may consider the reo 0
suits qf Thursdays meetings and h
realize where we are at
Now I understand there is to be a
uHis meeting in Hopkinsville Satur
day It is not my wish to detract
from that meeting but I do want
all9f you to know before you go
there what kind of meeting it is O
who is getting it up and have an
idea if possible what is aimed at
Xo that end I will say it is originated
by those who held the meeting at
Longview and not by those whom I E
wojuld say have the very best inter A
ests of the Association at heart D
Finally let me say that I feel that T
the welfare of our local country is1t
dependent to a great extent on the h
outcome of the turmoil and unrest T
now present and that there is aJ
stirring call for patriotism And I E
hope that every man taking part R
fn any way will be honest having noT
tin ster or selfish motives but work n
and talk only for what he believes
to be for the general good What
ever bgthe outcome 1 trust it will B
j be fox 1e best al
l i Lbee the best outcome is for a
rt ail of ueto stick together and make d
the Organization of the Farmers a b
success which we can do if we tryb
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Signed J L BARKER
DANGER IN DELAY
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I i Kidney Diseases Are Too
Dangerous for Hopkinsville
i People to Neglect
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f The great danger of kidney troub rE
I les is that they get a firm hold before ft
the sufferer recognizes them Health v
gradually undermined Backache g
headache nervousness lameness
soreness lumbago urinary troubles
1dropsy diabetes and Brights disease
follow in merciless succession Dont
neglect your kidneys Cure the kid
neys with the certain and safe reme
dy Doans Kidney Pills which has
cured people right here in Hopkins G
ville F
Miss L A Hester 826 North Main
J 1 j street Hopkinsvil1e Ky says I in rl
believe that there is little need of fcj
anyone suffering the tortures oft
to
backache when such an effectiveC
remedy as Doans Kidney Pills can
be procured at L A Johnson Cos tl
drug store The prompt and thor
ough relief which followed their use
in my case has given me abiding B
faith in their merits In the sum e
mer oQ03 I was suffering greatly
from i 9 reness and lameness across
the small of my back and other dif
ficultfea arising from a weakened
condition of my kidneys Two boxes j
of Doan Kidney Pills was all t atC4
was required to free me from the w
distressing pain in my back and re p
store to a healthy condi r
tion of my kidneys I recommend p
Doans Kidney Pills and now at the
end of four years I still hold the
same opinion of them fa
For sale by all dealers Price 50 p
centa s taaterMCiburn Co Buffalo rl
New rk sole gents forthe Unit G
i yed States A
Remember the name Doans and
to
J take otherAnother
Another Big Sale
Paducah Ky Feb 8John HCj
0Bo Representing the Imperial IV
I Tobacco Company bought 2000000 y
pounds all the holdings of the Far to
in < V Union of McCracken Graves
Marshall and Livingston counties
countiescentaThe
10ThtprICf paid WJBG and centsTh
at tobwco will be w Uterod to the Par Ep
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HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA i
Oil of Wintergreen Thymol Glycer
ino Etc Used as Simple
Wash
It really seems strange that so
many people suffer year in and year
out with eczema when it is now no
longer a secret that oil of winter
green mixed with thymol glycerine
etc makes a wash that is bound to
cure
Old obstinate cases it is true
cannot be cured in a few days but
there is absolutely no sufferer from
eczema who ever used this simple
wash and did not find immediately i
that wonderfully soothing calmcool
sensation that comes when the itch
is taken away Instantly Upon ap
plying a few drops of the wash the
remedy takes effect the itch is al I
layed There is no need of experi
mentthe patient knows at once i
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wintergreen thymol glycer I
ineetcin the right proportions
ourselves we are using a prescrip
tion which is universally found the
most effective It is known as the
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D D D Prescription or Oil of Win
tergreen Compound It is made by
the D D D Co of Chicago and
our long experience with this remedy
has given us great confidence in its f
merits 1
For Sale by L L Elgin 1
Hopkinsville Ky 1
ELKS TO GAMBOL 1
Oh the Green Next Monday I
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Night E
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Plans are perfected for the e
Elks blowout next Monday night f
Among the speakers will be District t
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Smith i
Bailey of Louisville Hon S r
Merrill Russell an Elk from Elk r
ton Jere Tobin of Nashville
Tenn Mayor Charles M Meacham t
James 0 Cook Selden Y Trimble t
B Long and John Stites Claude e
Clark will act as toastmaster a
The occasion is not expected to be a r
mournful one v
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Dyspepsia is our national ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the nation 1
cure for it It strengthens stom i
ach membranes promotes flow of t
digestive juices purifies the blood j
builds you up c
ORATORICAL CqNTEST t
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In the Tabernacle Tonight il
Interesting Program
Three young men of the High f
school will contest for the honor oft
representing Hopkinsville in then
Madtsonville contest Feb 19e
There will be an interesting pro
gram
gramBean
c j is T1 o a i ja
Bear thehe Klad You Haw Always BOHgM I
Signature YAo
6lgaatareArgument
Argument on Rate Case
Judge James Breathitt Attorney J
General will go to Washington on
February 22 to appear thereon Feb
ruary 23 before the Supreme Court
the cases involving the right ofa
the Kentucky Railroad Commission
fix freight and passenger rates
Henry L Stone for the Louisville
Nashville railroad will arguefor ed
the railroads r
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railroadsd
OASTOnXa n
dean tho Tha Kliic You Harc Always Boagta fl
S1gnnturft EG
of rtlY to
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Paid to Kiss Lincoln ly
Bellefontaine 0 Feb SMrs
John Haupt of this city paid 10 I
cents to kiss Abraham Lincoln She
was a girl of 13 years in PhHiide1E
phia and money for a war ° fund was
raised by giving school children this
privilege
somewhat costive
I have been costiveV
but Dpans Regulets gave just the i jl
results desired They act mildly and I i
regulate the bowels perectlyp
Georgq B > Krause 306 Walnut Ayefl
Altoona Pa
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Sent to Asylum
Fletcher Harris a well known olda
colored man 65 years old became C
violently insane this week and was I
yesterday adjudged insane and sent a
the asylum a
asylumMeet n
nMeet
The U D Cs will meet ab the I
Eplscopalixclt st 2ai 9atarda9 I
cermooa next 1
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1Iotnta about
l eo Cet
Mrs Walter Kelly left yesterday I
for Lagrange Ky to visit herr
daughter Mrs Nick Gaither
T M Jones accompanied by his
daughter Miss Mary Jones has
springI
goods They were joined at Wash
ington City by Miss Louise Jones
Mrs T M Edmundson has re
turned from Evansville Ind where
she underwent an operation recent
ly
E H Price has returned from a
visit to his daughters in Atlanta Ga
Mrs Richard W Kellogg nee
Miss Minnie Armisteadof Louisville
is visiting Misa Eula Richards
Miss Pearl Finley of Madisonvilfe
is visiting Mrs W C Lacey
Judge A H Anderson has re
turned from Hot Springs
AMEN BANKRUPhCY
Congressman Sherleys Bill
Passed
Washington Feb 8 The House
Saturday afternoon passed the Sher
ley amendments to the bankruptcy
law after unsuccessful efforts had
been made on the part of several
Congressmen to have the entire
bankruptcy law repealed
The amendments passed by the
House provide that any moneyed
business or commercial corporation
excepting railroads or banks can
file a petition in bankruptcy This
eliminates one discrepancy which
formerly existed many corporations
being barred from filing a petition
in one circuit because of court deci
sion but could be admitted to bank
ruptcy in another
One of the most important fea
tures of the amendment is that com
position proceedings will not be nec
essary to have an adjudication where
composition is effected This re
moves the stigtpa of bankruptcy
which formly attached itself under
former circumstances It also pre
vents a few creditors from forcing
by involuntary proceedings debtor
into bankruptcy and then having
the petition dismissed without the
knowledge of other creditors whose
claims have not been folly satisfied
One of the main provisions of the
bill relates to the preference of
claims and bars a debtors discharge
in bankruptcy if the creditor can
prove that preference on the pay
ing of claims was given
Mr Sherley in his address in I
favor of the measure stated clearly
that the provisions of the bill were I
not such as to provide an avenue of 4
escape for debtors
TELEPHONE RATES
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In Another Fourth Class
s City
Frankfort Ky Feb lOBy the
decisive majority of 7 to 2 the CityI
Council passed an ordinance fixing
the maximum rates for telephones in
this cicy at 250 for business houses
and 150 for residences
This is the increase asked for by j
the Home Telephone Company but
the East Tennessee Company protest e
d against any charge as its present E
rates are 275 for business houses
and 165 for residences and it did
not want a rate lower than those
figures
The ordinance as passed is subjectc
change when it pomes up for c
second reading when it will be final
y defeated or passed V
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INJUKT TION CONTINUED
INJUNCTIONCONTINUEDPaducah
Paducah Merchants Objectjto
New Ordinance
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Paducah Feb SCircuit Jtidge
M Reed has continued thhIns
junction case of merchants of the
city against the city in which the
plaintiffs seek to restrain the city
from enforcing tho license as it is
now drawn until the jury cases are
disposed of This was a disappoint
ment to the merchants as they were
anxious to rush the action of the
Court of appeals should they losVin
lower court They allege the ordin
ance in invalid The ordinance places
special tax On every line of base
ness that a person or firm is engaged
inthougb they maybe corabinejL
tnlaftProuerbk i
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SHOT ATMADISONVILLE
jSHOT
Over Disagreement About
House Rent
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Madisonville Ky Feb 9George
Spiro a Greek confectioner was shot
three times by Capt Will Smith a
placeThe
The trouble grew out of a disagree
i
ment over a houserenting transac
tion
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Spiro was shot through the loins and
abdomen and is in a critical condi
tibji with no hopes of recovery
recoveryAfter
gave himself up
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Will Serve Lunch
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will serve hot coffee and sandwiches 1
at the City Court room next Satur
day beginning at 1130 A M
HERE AND THERE
9 v
Carrie Nation was fined 750 in a
London police court for punching
out a car window upon which a ciga
rette advertisement was painted
Each package of Putnam Fadeless
Dyes colors more goods brighter
and faster colors with less trouble
than any other dye Ask L L El
gin your druggist
Ur J A Southall office Court
street residence 312 South Camp
bell Both phonesI
I
Henderson sent 14 recruits to the I
penthis month 4 of them white
Metcalfe has the finest in flowers
and laundry work
Sixdeaths of prominent people
occurred in Trigg county last week
viz Wayman Wallis aged 80 R L
Pursley aged 46 Geo W Good
win of Center Furnace Mrs Har
riet Robertson aged 71 Mrs Ad
cock aged 89 and Miss Bessie Han
cock aged 18
Account of Mardi Gras the I C
will sell return tickets to New Or
leans for 1800 Dates of sale FebI
17th to22nd inclusive return limit I
March first For further informa
tion call agent
For bargains in real estate call on
J F ELLIS
AVERAGED 422
John C Thurmonds Sale of
6640 Pounds Leaf and Lugs
John C Thurmonds recent sales
of 6640 pounds of tobacco through
the association in nine hogsheads
brought him 42341 and the ex
penses deducted were 14281 mak
ing the net price 28060 or 422
per hundred pounds Mr Thur
mond is one of the leading farmers
of Christian county
Sent to Asylum
William F Harrison col aged
65 years was adjudged a lunatic by
a jury in county court yesterday
and ordered sent to the Western
AsylumThe
The cause of his insanity is not
known notI
Own a Home
DONT PAY RENT
For sale at a bargain A beauti
ful new home on one of the best
corner lots in the city Also a mod
ern uptodate house on East Ninth
street
Time Hard to Kill
Time observes the Philosopher of
Folly has more lives than a cat Ive
killed it more than a million times my
self and eternity doesnt seem a bit
closer I
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LOOSE SALES
Continue Heavy and Prices
Are Good
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The loose tobacco market took on I
so much activity following the sea
son of Tuesday that the receipts at
the salesroom yesterday wore so
heavy in the forenoon that the usual
sale was postponed until after noon
when about 50000 pounds was sold
at good prices
The offerings this week have been
from Trigg Todd and Logan coun
ties as well as from Christian
Some large growers of Trigg coun
ty made trial sales this week and
are preparing to bring big crops to
the market unless a loose floor is
opened at Cadiz
CadizCritically
Critically Ill
Mr R F Chilton of Pembroke
was operated upon for bladder
trouble in Nashville Monday and
news from his bedside yesterday
was that he was not expected to
live He is father of Chairman Jno
B Chilton of the Democratic com
mittee
True Standard of Man
The minds the standard of the moo
Watts
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Music and birth in plenty ill I
what a leading critic wrote in hist
review of the performance of the
White Hat the new musical com
edy to be presented by the Wayne
Musical Comedy Co at Hollands
opera house Thursday night com
mencing a three nights engage
ment This opinion is but a repeti
tion of that expressed wherever the
performance has been accorded
criticism From a managerial
standpoint the best proof that t
> pleases its audiences lies in the fad
that return engagements are aI
most invariably requested It fs
promised that the White Hat will
be presented by an unusually strong
company that includes a chorus of
twenty and with scenery and COST
tumes which for lavishness will com
pare with those of other like at
traction now on the road
The Philosopher of Folly
There came a time in my life Cl
mlts the Philosopher of Folly when
I did not know which way to turn br
what step to take next A word front
my dancing master put me right tifiK
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Spring Hats
7K c
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Newest and latestL
styles in Hawes stiff
and soft bats just re
tensed Wherever you
travel you will find stiff M
hats worn
as
Because it is preemi
nently the had of fash
ion The standard of hat
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quality in every detail
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Price 300
JTWALLCO
JTWALLCOWe
We assume that if you were in our place
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you would feel it a duty to protect and
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promote our interests in every way
Therefore we try to conduct a store in
which you will have as perfect protection
= in every way as we should expect were
conditions reversed and we were trading at
your drug store
We want your trade land we ask for it
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on the basis of good goads good service
and reasonable prices
L L ELGIN
HOPKINSVILLE KY
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