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Norleih Diamond
Locks
Notice the simplicity of this
lode. No gingerbread wcrfc
to fill up with dirt, but plakt
and- simple lines with a flush
rounding surface that is easily
cleaned and that ncve't
become tiresome to the tyiw
We Want to Show Y6u Our
Builder's Hardware.
F. A. Yost Company
Incorporated.
, WARNJOfGSl
HINTS! REMINDERS!
ON
ABUHNlftG SUBJECT
If Dollars Grew; on Bushes
Would You Pluck Them?
Then Why Not Gather In the
Dollars Which May Be Saved
By Buyinir Yiur Winter's Sup
ply of Coal At Present Prices?
FOR THE MERCHANT
It's Belter thuii, Di counting
Bills!
FOR THE HOUSEHOLDER
It Means MORE COAL
For the SAVE MONEY!
PAUL WINN
Office and Yards 7th & Railroad Sta
Home Phone 1344. Cumb Phone 158.
HOLLAND'S
QPERA j-jOUSE
OCTOBER 18th
THE WIZARD OF
WISELAND
Indorsed by the Critics of the Chica
go Press after a Two Months'
Engagement as a
MustC3l Attraction of
Real Merit
A Bewitching Chorus Illustrating in
Form and Features the Idyllic Type
of American Youth and BeaU'ty.
A Mammoth Melange of Worth,
Mueic and Mimicry. Presented
By
25 - PEO PLE - 25
A Coterie of Clever Comedians.
Headed by Nat Phillips; Piquant
Souhrettes. Headed by Marguerite
De Von; Beautiful Prima Donna?,
Headed by Maria Nilson; Handsome
Tenors, Headed by Wm. A. Hunger
fj:d. PRICES-7q-t35c-?0c-(75c-Sl 00
eats on Salavat Anderepn-Fowlef
Drug Co.v'Incbrporfited.
COOK'S DRUG SI ORE
THE COLDEST SODA
THE PUREST DRUGS
! THE SWEETEST CANDY
vQbme to See Us We
Want Your Business. ;
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BULL WENT
UNSGAJHED
N Kitty Lcagrt ftajfri Got
$50 Awards Last Sum.
In looking oyer th Jt fficlal records
of the 1912 seMoti it clearly evi
dent that in the batting department
at least the players have been far
excelling past record. The reaao
for the unusually heavy hitting can
be readily understood by any regu
lar patron at any baseball parks
throughout the country.
In practically every park of any
importance there is located one of
the famous Bull Durham signs.
Every player hitting the Bull with a
fairly batted fly ball during a regu
larly scheduled leaguegame receives
$50. Any player making a home
run in one of these parks received
seventy-two packages of Bull Dur
ham smoking tobacco.
During the 1912 season there have
been 208 hits recorded sgai&et the
Bull Durham signs, which hits have
nettfd the fortunate players the
ootdSobb amount of $10,400. in caeh
There hate been approximately 2,-'
GOO nome-runa made. in these parks
for Which the heavy players have re
ceived 180,00f packages of Bull Dur
ham soaoking tobacco.
A special report of the work in the
K. I. T. League is given herewith.
Clarksville, Term. The Bull sign
was not hit. There have been S3
home runs in the park for which the
heavy hitterB have received 2376
packages of Bull Durham smoking
tobacco.
Evansville, Ind. The Bull Bign
was not hit. There have been. 45
home runB in the park for which the
heavy hitters have received 3240
packages of Bull Durham smoking
tobacco.
Hopkinsville, Ky.- The Bull sign
was not hit. There have been 3
home runs in the park for which the
heavy hitters have received 216
packages of Bull Durham smoking
tobacco.
Paducah, Ky. The Bull Durham
sien was not hit. There have been
13 home runs in the park for which
the heavy hitters have received 936
packages of Bull durham smoking
tobacco.
League Totals: The Bull signs in
the K. I. T. League have not been
hit There have been 94 home runs
made in these parks and as a result
the big stickers have received 6768
packages of Bull Durham smoking
tobacco.
AT AUCTION.
Monday, Oct. 14, at 3 p. m., I will
sell on the premises, the Jack Land
er house and lot, High street. Lot
72x180 feet, well watered, excellent
ly located, corner lot, 7-room cot
tage. Will make terms satisfactory
to purchaser.
J. E. CLIBORNE,
Auctioneer.
AdvertUement.
Resolutions Of Respect.
Whereas, God in his infinite wis
dom has seen cause to call from
labor to refreshment, our brother
Virgil E. Watson, who died Septem
ber 25th, 1912, at the age of 29
yearp.
Tpsrefore be it resolved: That
Hopkinsville Lodge No. 37 has sus
tained in the death of Brother Wat
son, ihe loss of a faithful member,
the community a useful citizen and
his wife a loving and faithful com
panion. ' '
Reso red: That we extend our
sympathy to his relatives and friends,
ai:u especially, ao we mingle our
sorrow with that of his bereaved
wife, to whom hlBlossis irreparable,
Resolved: That as a mark of our es
teemed in fraternal rememberance
of his 'many virtues, a page in
our records bo sot apart to his mem
ory. .;
Resolved: That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to his wife and
that they also be published in the
home iWDgrSv . -N ,
t v WEfGRAY
C. P. ASHBY
.In. Illinois.
f?-W'A 4.
Rev EB. Landis.i pastor of the
' First Presbyterian church, Is visiting
In Illinois. Hid pulpit will Me filled
nextbunuay morning ana
by a minister from Tenness
nextaunuay morning ana evenijig
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see.
RKINSVILLt
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Transferred To Owensboro.
Owea Isaacs, who has been maM
ager ef the Ky. Central Life and Ac-
crdem IrMttreaee Co. here for
time, has Men transferred to Owens
boro ami he is Mtceeeded by W. L.
Mitchell, of LouisvilNr, who former
ly fi sided in HopkiwvllKr.'Mr
Isaacs was presented with - a me
gold watch by the men un4er his
su Division, given as a token of ti
high regard in which he is held by
them. He will leave for Owensboro
tomorrow, but his family will not
join him for a month.
A MS4fito Hatckry.
At a rough guess, ten million mo?
quitoes got out into the open yes-
terday morning when an unused fire
cistern near the center of Main
street was opened by the men mak
ing the new streets. The cistern is
about opposite the Forbes Mf. Co.
block and was partly filled with wa
ter. When the top was taken off
the pests poured out in clouds. The
place of ingress and egress was not
found.
The .cistern was filled with stone
and clay and the peats will have to
find winter quarters elsewhere.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTQR1&
High School Schdtak.
The schedule of games so far" ar
ranged is as follows: October 19,
Clarksville high school, at darks
ville; November 2, Paducah high
school at Hopkimville; November 9,
Owensboro high school, at Owens
boro; November 16, Henderson high
school, at Hopkinsville; November
28, Madisonville high school, at' Mad
isonville. DR. BEAZLEY
Specialist
(Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat)
Guy Barnett Makes Change.
Guy Barnett has resigned hiB place
with J. H. Skarry to accept the
management of the Forbes Mfg.
Co's jewelry department, succeeding
Robt. N. Holdsworth. Mr. Barnett
has recently completed a course in
watchmaking and repairing and is
well qualified for advancement in
his chosen calling.
Several good milk cows for salp.
Phone 332 or 208-4.
J. C. JOHNSON.
Advertisement.
Last Of The Rebels.
It is reported that the town of
Leon. the last refuge of the rebels
in Nicaragua, surrendered to the
American forces of 1,000 marines
bluejackets under Lieut. Long. In
marching on Leon, rebels fired on
the marines. The fire was promptly
returned, killing thirteen and
wounding many.
Smithson & Everitt,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.'
Ed Morris Caught.
EJ Morris, wanted in Todd county
for shooting R. T. Kirkrhan, of A'-
legree, was captured Tuesday tt
Morganfield. A reward of $300 hi d
been offored for his capture,
Boston Took First Game.
In the world's series of Baseball
games, the first garn'e between Boa
ton and New York was won Tuesday
oy Boston ny a score 01 10 o )
ChildYenOry
FOR FLETCHER S
C ASTO R I A
if
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I Borrower
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IKrpu are a bor-rp-wrer
of this
paper, don't you
think it U an in-
lustlco to tho man who is
paylneforit? Hemaybq
jlooking for it at this very
moment. Make U a reg-
tuiar visitor to your nonic.
Thfl Kiihscrintlon nrlcc Js
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KENTUGKI AN
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sThe policy adopted by tKe Chitian-Todd Hipbone
Gimjpany, (Incorporated), in collecting
the first of each month, all bills be;c6m'e duefor service
rendered for the previous month, and should bg paid at
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the office of the Company on or before the 10th of the
succeeding month
:y Failure to pay
without further notice until bill is paid.
The discontinuing of the subscriber's service for non-
payment is riofcarptter of db'al that :he willjmotpay
his bill, but only a
There will be
Advertiseni cat.
FARMERS
READ OUR AD.
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What do you think about laying in your supply
of Salt now for Hog Killing? We have a full line
of same in 5 and 7 tfushel barrels all bright new
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SUGAR
You can always depend on. buying
your sugar from us at Wholesale
prices.
FLOUR
We are the largest buyers of Flour
in Western Kentucky and notwith
standing; ;the immense wheat crop,
Flour hoidsiits own and vou can de
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Let us sell you your
CHINA. TIN. GRANITE AND
nri,
We are better supplied, our 'stock 'is"
larger and better assorted than any
concern in Western Kentucky. sOur
Prices are right.
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for which said service has been rendered.
same, the service will be discontinued
'V'l wv!'- "BBS '
matter of system
no personal favors
' STours
111.
kept in our warehouse, hats not been
hardened.
Do you know what it is? We have
tried all ot the high grade Flours, and
Sun Flour
millers' Art.
are hard to please made for people
who want th6 very best money will
buy-,-made
in si'me some-
winter supply.
the City for
Come to
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lAHolesal Retail Grocers, j
its billq, isjiKat on
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very truly.
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SUN FLOUR
is the Perfection of the
Made for people who
for people who are par
ticular about getting their money's
worth. We offer Sun Flour at our
obrfor $6.00 Barrel, delivered in
$6 25.
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