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Wbo Owns the Oldest J
HStadebaker Wagon?
Studebakera' Want to Knaw
To Make'It Worth While They Have Offered
$100 GOLD
Their '6'ffer is world-wide it will bring to light
thousands of their wagons that have been in use for
w a, mx
years. It's jbuujnl to.
LONG LIFE is what has made the Studebaker rep
utation awfythe "Studebaker the standard m ve
hicle construction for over sixty years.
Drive up to our store in your Studebaker wagon and
enter the contest at once.
' We'll examine yourjclaim, get the wagon's history,
send the details to Studebaker and you'll be enter
ed in the contest.
Conditions governing the contest can be found on
page 47 of the 1913 Studebaker Farmers' Almanac.
Get a copy from us and familiarize yourself with
them.
LAWRENCE
MESSENGER
Cac ffetar TV Ctrrr tU
Wita Yrtesfi Wait-
F. A. Yost Company
Incorporated.
Explanation of New Game Law.
The following is on extract from a
letter received from the Executive
Agent of the Game and Fish Com
Emission:
"As to the license, will say that
the licenses for 1913 have been de
1 Iivered to the County Clerks. The1
way the new law is worded on-this
subject is very confusing to the pub
lie and has caused us considerable
anuunt of work in answering in
quiries. The new law is mandatory
in that it directs , that the licenses
for each year must be in the hands
.of the county clerks by May 1st.
We directed each county clerk to
-Jjeep- sufficient b ank licenses from
those rnturned between Dec 15 and
25, to supply punters wanting li
cence from the 15Ui.of Dec. 1912 to.
Jan. 1, 1913. The law shoufd be
changed sa3 to have the county
c t?K keep alt unused licenses and
stubs of licenses used, until from
' Ja 1 t Jan. 10th of the following
year, and that the licenses should be
in the hands of. the. county clerks,
for the following year, before Dec
ember the 15'h. ;
"We had 1 000 licenses printed for
your county for 1913, with the nume
of the county clerk countersigned
and the d1bc for h'.B deputy e'erk to
sign, but owing to the rush of busi
ness they were not gotten out be
fore Jan 1st, and they were destroy
ed after being printed by the fire
which burred tue Kentucky State
Journal offices where the State
printing is done. This will necess
arily cause some delay, but 200 li
censes, the same as issued to thp
other counties where business is not
so heavy, were sent to your county
; clerk on Jan. 7th, and are in his
- hands before this date."
Selling Land From A Balloon
' Los Angeles is known as 'the home
' of the enterprising real estate agent
and probably no feat performed
elsewhere in the line of selling lots
has been equaled by the exploit of
one of these Angelenos. He had
almost convinced a prospective
customer of the merits of a certain
out-of-town lot, but the prospect
demurred at signing a contract with
out seeing the property, says a
writer in February Techical World
Magazine.
It was a little tco late in the after
noon to go out, and besides the
company's automobile was in use,
but it would never do to let the
customer get away, as he might
change his mind or see some other
agent.
The sa e3maa had a big idea. A'
captive ba.loon makes frequent as
cents from a lot just a few blocks
from the office, rising to the end of
a thousand foot cable and carry
ing passengers at $1 00 a trip.
With a little urging the costomers
were induced to take the aeriur
journey, and from that altitude the
agent pointed out the suburban lot,
showing its exact location and the
character of the surrounding prop
erty quite aj clearly as if they were
actually on the ground.
Before the descended, the pros
pect had agreed to buy the lot and
the agent did not even have to
threaten to throw him overboard if
lie balked at the contract.
Frankfort, Ky Js 15. TIm
DanMriHc electors mtt Wen at
noon Monday,' and Mfter afectfotr
Robert Harding of Danville, ae
chairMM, the 13 vote f Kentucky
were eaet for Wi'&on ard Marshall
for Praatdeflt and Vice Pratklaati
John W. M. Stuart, liihcr for the
Ninth District failed to a&td and
Beh V. Smith of Somtrott was. elect
ed in hie place.
Jahn S. Lawrence of-TrJfcg county
waa elected aa' raessmger to carry
the vote to Washington.
BIGAMIST GIVEN .
' .TERM IN! PRISON
FOUND 6UILTY.
GfiftM Bridgw, Brotfkt fere
PMtitf fti Mm
ad Grim.
Mrs. A. O. Dority and son Alex
Dority, of Pembroke, will leave this
morning on a visit to California.
Banking Facilities
With ample working capital, exceptional collection arrange
ments, and a thoroughly organized office system this bank
has the ability and disposition to extend to its customers
rery facility warranted by safe, conservation banking.
Three per cent interest on Time Certificates of
deposit.
BANK OF HOPKINSVILLE
Hat Gaither, President; J. E. McPherson, Cashwx;
H. i. McPherson, Asst. Cashier.
CITY'
BANK & TRUST
CO.
Capital - - - - $60,000.00
Surplus - - - - $100,000.00
Robert Poe Pleads Guilty and
Grand Jury Indicted Him
On Same Day.
Owensboro, Ky., Jan., 13, Robert
A. Poe', the man arrested in. Central
City, Wednesday, on the charge of
bigamy, who had two revolvers and
a set of burglar's tools in his pos
session, was sentenced tb'serye from
three to nine years in the Eddyville
penitentiary by Judge Birkhead, in
Circuit Court af tor entering a plea
of guilty. He admittej his criire
after a short consultation with his
father, who came from his borne
near Elkton, Todd county. He
married Miss Verda Maddox, a pret
ty Daviess county girl, when he had
two living wives, one at Greenville,
who was formerly Miss Ada Rush,
and one in Todd County. ,
DR. BEAZLEY
, Specialist
(Eye, 'Ear, Nose and Throat)
BARNES BRIEFS.
Numerous News Notes From
Northeast Christian.
Barnes. Ky., Jan. 15. Charlie
White and his sou.jn-Jaw, Seth H.
Buvd. huvu bought? ti'iiew saw-mill
and they wTllViafcetrik first site on
Brooks B6jd'a ,fdrm. '
Miss Minnie King, of Hopkinsville,
has been visiting the family of her
uncle, Carlie Carter, Several young
men had their hearts made sad on
account of her return home.
The farmers are busy strippii g
tobacco; The weed is better than
last year. Buyers are scarce. Some
farmers are through with their fall
and winter plowing, while others
have just begun..
Cnarhe Carter gave the young
folks a party Tuesday night in
Christmas. A large crowd attended
and they enjoyed themselves until a
late hour.
Misses Maud and Ora West, were
the guests of Mr. Joe T. Fruit's
family recently.
Mr. Dukes,N'the contractor, has
completed three miles of pike on the
Greenville road., One more mile
will be built in the spring.
Miss Amis Hord has returned home
after a two weeks' visit to friends
and relatives in Hopkinsville and
Nortonville. SENRAB.
Smlthson & Evritt,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CAME HOME
Dudley Tichetor and Family
Driven Out by Flood at
Eddyville.
Chief of Police Roper returned
from Eddyville Saturday afternoon
with his daughter, Mrs. Dudley
Tichenor, and littla son, to remain
awhile, Mr. Tichenor and frunily
were occupying aouse in the over
flowed dfotrlet sad were forced to
vacate tfce premteee. Mrs. Tickeftor
ceme heme to reweta until the flood
ubeMee.
Paducah, Ky,, J mm. 15 k rtr
ed efliy a few minutes' or tfce trial
of CMf ton BfWs, eefor4r wfce wee
indicted mi tk cHarfe of Mtotofo
a woman aejainether will,
Brklgea pleaded guilty and tha
jury without retiring wr&kea-ve'-kt
of "rilty,"
Bridge wa arieeted for anae
aault on Mr. Luia Oetan, a widow.
He wee brought to Padueak Sunday
afternoon from Hnpkineville.
The conviction mean (bat Bridge
will serve from one te ftre years in
the. penitentiary for hie crime.
WANTED.
To cure your hogs of cholera.
Satisfaction guaranted.
J. C. YOUNG,
OaklSrove, Ky.j R. R. 2.
Advertisement.
"Hie Female of the Species."
Visa Rosalie Stewart, an Evaneville
girl, has obtained a $10,000 verdict
from the American Kennel Club that
discharged her from 'a clerical posi
tion inl909. She alleges slanderous
charges were made against her.,
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Harrison
were guests of honor at a White
House dinner Saturday.
' Miss Ethel Pogue, aged 19, who
was playing hobo in boy's clothing,
is in custody at Louisville and will
be returned to her home in Mays-
ville.
The Widow Honegger, aged 76,
left a widow 52 years ago, has hoard
ed h( r meager earnings as a servant
foe all these years and has just sur
prised the village of Bremgarden,
Switzerland, by presenting it with a
$4,100 clock as a memorail to the
husband of her youthful days.
J. VAN HALL
Passed Away Last Tuesday,
Aged 71 Years.
J Van Hall; died last Tuesday at
hia hrme, riar Herndohv jn the 71st
year of his age, of Bright.s disease.
He id survived by his wife, two
daughters and four sons. He was,
one of the most popular men in his
sectinn of the county. He was an
'old Confederate soldier, belonging
to Wright's battery of Lee's army.
The remains were brought here and
laid to rest in Riverside Cemetery.
GO TO THE OLD RELIABLE
M. D. KELLY
to have your eyes examined and
fitted with correct glasses; also
your fine watch honestly and
intelligently repaired. Is al
ways up to date with the best
instruments and methods. Over
30 years an optician and jewler,
25 Years a graduate Op
tometrist. No 8 North Main Street,
Opp. Court House..
COOK'S
DRUG STORE
COME TO inWCQ
'It ' it-- .."
For 7 l-2c loomt Btown DoiMttic t ....6 l-4c
For 10c Hop Bleacfcd bemmtk at.,;.l. !?8 14c
Tor 10c Outin ClotiVtv .(,81.3c
For 12 l-2c Outing bloth at.... 10c
For $5.00 Bath Rob t ..,.r.3.50
All Auto Rugs at Cjtsfa
Cut Prices on all Silks and Dress
Go6ls.-
T. M. JONES,
Main Street, Hopkinsville, Ky.
FOR CASH ONLY!
KBKKflmSftPifm1' iS?EsKisiiiiiifiisiiiiiiiiiB!r
How Daylight Got Into The Subway
Ask Us To Tell You How It Was Done With
THE QUALITY LAMP
GIVES
THREE TIMES
THE LIGHT
AT
THE SAME
COST
BUY
ONE FOR
EVERY SOCKET
IN
FVERY
ROOM,
LACK HARDWARE CO
INCORPORATED.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HOPKINSVILLE - - g KENTUCKY.
UNITED STATES gg&POSITARY.
Only National Bank in This Communltvi
Capital $75,000.00
Surplus 25,000.00
' Stockholders' Liability 75,000.00
ISSUES TRAVELER'S CHECKS GOOD IN ALL PARTS
- OF THE WORLD.
HAS A REGULAR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Three Per Cent Interesl Paid on Savings and Time Deposits
,;
OLIVE
ZEST
:.v
For Holiday GoodsH
For Cut Glass,
For Huyler's Candies.
N ft. Cor. 9th and Main
Furniture Dealer &
Funeral Directors...
"(H. L Harton, EmbaJmer)
Stoves, Ranges, Rugs,
Drugget .
RENSHAW & HARTON
. No. 10 South Main St.
HOPKINSVILLE, MNTUCY,
tf-4
A'
The combination that the epi
cure goes wild about.
As an addition to a little' lunch
eon it has no equal.
Prices Moderate,
Quality Highest.
LET US SHOW YOU.
W.T. COOPER & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Job Printing at This Office.
