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' ;.W HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN, APRIL 7.' DR G. P. ISBhLL' ft ttrinary Phyilcltn k Svrgooi Offle nd llMpihil Cor. 7 and Rail rMMl. Both'Phww Dr R. F. WIcDanftn Prncllea Limited to Olsoaio ol Eyo, Ear, Hoso and Throat. J. B. AUensworth, Attoney-at-Law, Office: Hopper Building, Up Stnira Front Court House. "Both'Phenes HoDklnnvlllo, K Hotel Latham Barber Shop Fine Bath Rooms. Four First Class Artists. FRANK BOYD, PROPR DR: FBRSTEIN, Dentist Office Over Waller & Trice 'Phone419 HUGH NJCSHANSE, THE PLUMBER. Both Phonos. 312 S. Main St. 3E Dr. L. Graci DENTIST Office in Hopper Bldg., Opp. Court House. Office Phone 1114, Res. 979. Lady Attendant. Ml FUPULAK Ity, r - Tir i Magazine "tYEITTZM SO YOU CAN UNDERSTAND IT" h GREAT Continued Story of tho .(L World's Progress which you nsv becin reading at any time, and t which will hold your interest forever. ! ZZ'i PA5EJ5 EACH MONTH 300 PICTURES 2:0 ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST The "Sfcon Notes" Denartment (20 Dases) , ives easy ways to do things how to make t "Amateur Mccbantcs" (10 pages) tellshowto ) nake Mission furniture, wireless outfits, boats, j engines, magic, and all the things a boy loves. . QUO PER YEA!I. Si:i3LE COPIES 10 CENTS Ask your newsdealer, or V'TX FOIt FIJCC OAKPLE COPY TODAY fOPTjnLAR MECHANICS CO. 310 V. WMthlneton St, CHICAGO . Constipation "For many years 1 was troubled, in spite of all so-called remcaicsiusecu At last I found quick relief and euro In those mud, yet inorouga una really wonderful DR. KING'S KewLifePills Adolnh Sthinirock. Buffalo. N. V. 25 CENTS PEIt BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. lOAND 15c PER COPY ALL THE LATE Rag Songs, Etc. AT Blythe's DRUG STORE. i COR. 9TB" and CLAY heiwry a matter of habit ForBtfulnces, it a Asserted, Arises Largely From a Special Kind j of Laziness. ' Memory, according to psycholo gists, is a good deal a niattcr of habit, and lack of it arises largely from a special kind of laziness. Wo see the truth of this Mien W ob serve the prodigious memories of Borne of the men of letters frljetitury ago, and then compare thdir educa tion with tho system of teaching which now prevails. When we won- j der at their ability to quotfr'offhnnd at almost any length wo must ro mombor that from their carli6st days they were taught to memorize. They had to learn things by heart, and learn them exactly, with tho result that in childhood they formed, per force, tho habit of remembering with absolute precision. What we need, nowadays is a sort of mental training analogous to this older schooling. Let us by all means keep to our filing cases and memo-1 randumpads but lot us at the same j time keep our memories active by making them wdrk. Tho simple process of committing poetry to memory, futile as it may seem to some, is one of the most useful kinds of intellectual exercise. And if wo do not before long make general use of some such stimulus it begins to look as though our memories would join our appendixes as now useless relics of an earlier stage of existence. From tho Bellman. IRONY OF FATE rWhat strange sight is this, yon knight riding with a dozen swords of the conquered clinging to his ar mor?" "No mystery, me lady. Ho paid a fabulous sum to a magicion to have his armor magnetized." WANT UNFAMILIAR SCENES. Bull fight pictures do not tako veil with moving picture patrons in Mexican cities. They prefer scenes from other lands, or of less amiliar spectacles. In fact there has been a decided falling off m the popularity of hull fighting in various places since the "movies" have gained a foothold, and some authorities be lieve that they will ultimately do much to cut down tho patronage and undermine the prestige of what has long been considered the national sport of Mexico. BETTER WORD. Banks (who has invited his friend home) Well, what do you think of my cozy little apartment? Danks Apartment, old chap? I should call it a compartment. Bos ton Transcript. TIRELESS PAIR. "Talk about your long hours, I know a couple of hands in a factory that never stop day or night all the year round." "Impossible 1 Where f "On tho factory clock:" ITS POINT. "Let all tho nations tako a bird's eyo view of tho Panniri a canal "All right, so long as tho birdV eyo is tho eagle's eyo." HI8 SOLICITUDE. "Madam, I saw your husband in a bucket shop this morning." "Very likely. We're just fixing up our new housekeeping things." CLOTHES HORSE. "I hear your wife took a bluo rib-! bon at tho horse show. "Yepj first prizo in liobblo gowna EXCEPTION. "Ago and youth aro never the samo. "1 don't know about tliat. A young man tan still be An old friend." 1 ' :7?n(llTlllil!llkWHi!i!tllllllliillili 3 W7M I Could Not Write. Versallles.Ky. Mrs. Elisha Green, of this place, says: 'l could not who. all tin different pains 1 had, When I first tried Cardui. I could scarcely walk. How I , am able to run the sewing machine nnd do my work; and my neighbors tell mo the medicine must be good, for I look so much hater." Cardui is a spectfic, pain relieving, tonic remedy, for women. In tBe pasl 50 5 ears, it has been found to. relievo women's un necessary pains, and female misery, for which over a million suffering women have successfully uaed it. Try Caidui for your troubles. It will help you At the nearest drug store Advertisement, ilopkinsville Market Quotations. Corrected Mch. 5, 1913. Retail Groceky Prices. Country lard, good color and clwui 14c and 15c per pound. Country bacon, 15c per pound. Black-eyed peas, $3 25 per bushel. Country shoulders, 12c pound. Country hams, 20c per pound. Irish potatoes, $1.00 per bushel. Northern eating Rural potatoes $1 00 per bushel Texa3 eating onions, $1.25 p6r bushel Red eating onious,$1.25 per bushel Dried Navy beans, $4.00 pel bushel Cabbage, 2 cenesa pound. Dried Lima beans, 60c per gallon. Country dried apples, 10c pel pound, 3 for 25c Daisy cream cheese, 25c osj ) und Fu.M cream brick cheese, 25c pcf ounJ Fu' cream Limberger cheese, 25r oe. pound Popcorn.dried on ear,2c per pound Fresh Eggs 25c per doz Choico lots fresh, well-workod 'ountry butter, in pound prints, 30c. Fruits. Lemons. 30? per doz. Navel Oranges, 30c, 40c,per doz Bananas, 20c and 25c doz New York State apples $3.50 ti $6.00 per barrel Cash Price Paid For Produce. Poultry. Dressed hens, 12&c per pound Dressed cocks, 7c per pound ive hens, 10c per pound; live cocks 3c pound; live turkeys, 14s pe pound Roots, Hides, Wool and Tallow. Prices paid by wholesale dealers tc butchers and fanners: Roots Southern ginseng, $5.75 lb "Golden Seal" yellow root, $1.35 11 Mayapple, 3i; pink root, 12c and 13 Tallow No. I, 4J; No. 2, 4c. Wool Burry, 10c to I7c; Cleai Grease, 21c. medium, tub washed 23c to 80c; coarse, dingy.tubwashed 18c. Feathers Prime white goose, 50c dark and mixed old goose, I5c to 30c; gray mixed, I5c to 30c white duck, 22c to 35c, new. Hides and Skins These quotation are for Kentucky hides. Southern green hides 8c. We quote assorted lots dry flint, I2c to I4c. 9-10 bet ter demand Dressed geese, 11c per pound for moico lots, live 5J Fresh country eggs, 23 cents per dozen Fresh country butter 25c lb. A good demand exists for spring ihickens, and choice lots of freab country butter, Hay and Grain. No. I timothyhay, $18 00 No. I clover hay, $17 00 Clean, bright straw hay, 25c bale Alfalfa hay, $21 00 White seed oats, 50c Black seed oats, 50c Mixed seed oats, 65c No, 2 white corn, 70c Winter wheat bran, $24.00, For Sale 20 Barred Plymouth Rock Hens and Pullets at $1.00ach if taken at once. Eggs from 2 fine pens at $2.00 per 15. C. M. MEACHAM, Hopkinsvilio, Ky. Phone 449 or 94. Advertisement. Chickens Lack Originality. Abby, tho littlest girl of tho family, waii Beatod at tho breakfast tablo ono morning. Ao usual, eggs woro served. Either she was not hungry or eho had grown tired of tho InoYltablo bill of faro, for very earnestly and uobarly eho remarked: "I do wish hn weuld lay Boinethlng besides egiss." SEEMS LIKE LAW OF NATURE That Physical Abnormality Mcanr Short Life Is a Fact Handed Down Through History; Tho tnlleat woman in tlio world died, recently. She vaB eight foot tlirco inches in height, but alio lived only tlurfv-ciaht Jftiis mils Attrntfjjjn-to one o'f na tures eurioiit contrjflictions. Giants on&nof.i'hlv sliortMiWd. Not lone smco a !.ov nearly f( ot tall died th birthday, joon ar:T his oj amlinRtari(f"B wl en much' above lave reached, tho agj, Of fiity yean Knojvn. aro almost un- ?Lonlh of days $003 not go with ccossivo length .of limb. But tall ngss which stops short of giantism usually if? n sicrn rif vital if v. Tnll rr- !m"- v.: v., :J spuia m c-nnuncntai armies proviu edj they aro of propor weight give Jgast trouble f ronr sioknoss nnd gain most from physical training. It must be romcmbored in this connec tton that "tallncss" is not tho same everywhere. Men accounted tall in southern Italy would be rather short in western Scotland or among the native ftock of America. It is as if nature had fixed a standard height for each race and punished by SQmo physical shortcom ing those who varied much froin that standard in cither direction. FASTING LUXURIOUSLY. . Lent is now upon us, and Bishop 0!Gorman of Sioux Falls, discussing Lent the other day, said: "Its the spirit rather than the letter of our observation of Lent that counts. I mean that ono may sow for. tho poor and at tho same time talk scandal; one may fast and. at the same time gormandize. 'Two plump and rosy gentlemen were talking about Lont. - " 'Brook trout has gone up,' said the first. "'Perfaord truffles and Marennes oysters were never so dear before,' j the second murmured. j " 'The price of snapper and dia mond back is prohibitive positively prohibitive '"Wine and fresh vegetables, whether from Florida or California, are worth their weight in gold.' "The first gentleman sigher and exclaimed : " 'Alas, in these days of high prices, where is one to get the money to fast!"' REGARDED STAMPS AS HEALING. One of the teachers in the Provi dence public schools has been very active in persuading her pupils to buy,. and also sell, as many of the Bed Cross stamps as they could, and to stimulate their interest she gave a talk on the stamps, and their mis sion. In conclusion she said: "The stamps are something we should all be ready to spend our pennies for, because they are made to prevent that dreadful disease, tuberculosis." The children were duly impressed; and a boy in a rear seat begged leave, to speak. "Please, Miss Mitchell, where do you have to put tho stamps to cure you?" FIRST QUARREL. J The acts traveling with the circus became very much put out with ono consisting of a F"i and a women who turtle-doved i. day and night. It was "lovcy" this "and '"dovey" that until evorybody else in tho show grew sick with the sight of tho spooncrs' approach. Ono day cAio of the aggrieved burst into tho mess tent full of news and glee. "It's all right," he yelled. "I just saw lovcy hand dovey tho finest wallop on tho jaw I" ACCORDING TO REPORT. "Latter from your wife?" "Yes. she's in California for the wintor." "Wall, I guess shote getting it, all right." TOO PROPHETIC. Maud I have a parfectly killing automobile costume. Harry Than don't woar it on this trip. SUSPICIOUS. "Is young Mrs. Oldboy in mourn ing for her husband ?" "I'm no mind roadoi: how do I know?" CORROBORATIVE DETAIL. "Tktit wan a m.i.l ino mrn." Yi; I notii. I t ii impugn.1 bottle were frothing at tho mouth." m SOOT-1 - CI PE CLEANS FLUES Ana Removes Soot from Stove Pipes ! Your stoves smoke and won't draw get a box of SOOT-I-CIDE and end your troubles. Price 25c. FOR SALE BY Anderson & Fowler Drug Co.y Incorporated. I CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Staple and Fancy Groceries Of any house in the city. Give me a call when you want something good to eat. Country Produce Bought and Sold. Nice Line Fruit and Candy Always On Hand. J. K. TWYMAN 204 South Main McClaid & Armstrong DEALERS I IN GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS, CUT STONE, ALL KINDS OF CONCRETE WORK. Marble Yards and Office N Main Street, Between 1st and 2nd St3. CEMENT ANl LI ATE FOR SALE Cumb. Telephone 490. Hopkinsville, Kentucky, WANTED! Butter, Eggs, Hens, Spring Chickens Turkeys, Ducks and Geese, Cow Hides and Sheep Pelts. Get Our Prices Before Selling. PHONES: Cumberland 26. Home 1322 The HAYDON PRODUCE CO. HERBERT L. HAYDON Manager. Rex Of four good pictures, every day. Mr. Tired Business Man and the wearj shopper will bejwonderfully refreshed by stopping in for an hour of clean Entertainment. Conducted by home the box office is all spent right here INDEPENDENT mm "HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRICES." FOR RELIABLE WATCHES AND JEWELRY. You must go to a Reliable, Competent and Experienced Dealer. Wo make a specialty of Fine and Reliable time-piecea for all pur poses. Quality Guaranteed Best, prices lowest, JAS, H. SKARRY, The.Peoplea' Jeweler and Optician, Watch Inspector L. & N. R. R. ;lf You Buy It From Skarry It's Good. Burpee's Seeds I . i in . . uiiixi limn i uiMuiiiJijiA i ii ncr e? f 2?. iii e to, "K6 your acquaintance. Simply send us your address (a postal card will U imnt ou will receive BurpeV. Annual for 1913,-s bright book of 180 pagca, which has lose Uet recogutzeU as " The Leading American Seed Catalog." Kindly wrlto to-dayl AddrcfcT W ATI 1717 Dimnrr o sr n n. u ri .1 1 1 i Job Printing rrsCTaiggR Errc?ayjJi.t And will pay high est cash prices for The Theatre Beautiful Runs That Universal Program peoplo and the monev tnkpn in . with you. PICTURES ONLY are supplied every vear direct la ni American planters tnan are the sceda of any other growers. Do vour sceda cmr J IlL-ll-.l T 1. f. a. u-iimm cc vw., uurpee uuuaings, t niiaaeipiua at This Office