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iFAG FOUR Ml HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN AUG IT 1907 d
The Kentuckian
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
GovernorS f HAGER or Boyd
LIt4tGoVSOUTH TRIMBLE or Franklin
AttJGenIJ KIIENDRICKof McCracken
Bupt Pub InstM O WINFREY ot DelL
Corur AlrJ W NEWMAN or Woodford
Fayetteord
AuditorHBOBWORTHNof
S Auditor H M BOSWORTH or Fayette
Been StateH VREELAND of Jefferson
rrSLurerRUBY TAFFOON at Hopkins
3 rk Cr of ApJ B CHENAULT Madison
U s Sena rJ C W BECKHAM Nelson j
F FOR COUNCILMEN
First WardE H Higgins
Second WardJno B Galbreath I
Third WardM H Carroll
r Fourth WardLucian II Davit
Sixth WardGeo E Handle
Seventh WardE II Armstrong
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To the Voters of the 2d Ward
4 I hereby announce myself a candi
date for councilman to represent the
2d ward Election November 5th
1907 G H CHAMPLIN
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The Weather
Saturday Occasional showers
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NOBLY SAID
We deeply regret that such acts
do occur and we again express our
earnest disapproval of same As the
official representatives of this asso
riatron having its interest at heart
we call upon every good citizen to
join us m an effort to discountenance
I the outrages We are opposed to all
violations of lawEx Com Tob
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TO NOCTURNAL
NOCTURNALEQUESTRIANS
EQUESTRIANS
For more than a week the night
riders have refrained from perpe
hating acts of violence and while I
seems that reason has reasserted
3 itself we want to address to such of
them as read the Kentuckian a few
friendly words of advice Do not be
guilty of any f urther violations of
the Jaw if you are as you claim
friends of the Tobacco Association
That organization is now so strong
r that its members are falling out
p among themselves and its very or
ganization is being attacked not by
the press that pleads only for lay
and order but by its own stump
speakers who are charging the offi
cers with extravagance Attacked
Y from within and arraigned outside
ii at the bar of public opinion for atroc
r ities ccmmitted by its members
U for nobody will deny that most of
t the lawlessness is chargeable to the
Irresponsible element in the associa
tionit cannot prosper in the face
> f the fierce opposition it will arouse
I everywhere if its night riders are
not suppressed Kentucky has al
ready been disgraced by crimes that
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cause every good citizen to hang
ois head in shame Such acts of
r ti as the attacks on Barefield
Hester Edwards Moseley and
Lockert have filled the press of the
whole country with editorials on theI
lawlessness in Kentucky Special
3 correspondents have been sent here
to write up the conditions that ex
ist for eastern papers that are ever
ready to refer to Kentucky as a
d Lave id Bloody Ground
p It may be interesting to some of
you to know that there are those
who claim to have positive knowl
edge of the identity of many of the
men who have been scraping plant
beds and shooting into houses Se
crets have not been well kept by all
of the members of the various bands
Detectives who have spent much
time in visiting the localities where
you have operated authorize the
stat melt that they have evidence
to convict 80 or 40 of you if a grand
jury can be found to do its duty and
v hane of venue is granted to
some county where night riders
themselves would not be on the
juries A few more outrages land
public sentiment will force judges to
hold as disqualified all jurors who
are in sympathy with night riding
Some Gales are about ready for the
Federal Courts and unless you are
courting disaster to yourselves and
detraction for the association the
timt has come to stop and give hoed
to good advice if not from the Ken
tuckian at least from the leaders of
the association in your own county
and district
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All Humors I
Are impart matters which uw srfcjn liver I
kidneys and other oegans oamwt take flare
of without help
Pltnplos bolls dCMma and other amp
tlons lost of appetite that tired ffoJ Ing
bilious tarns fits yt Indigestion dull Read
Aches and many other troubles are duo to
them t They ore removed byi >
Hoods Sarsaparilla
in usiaal liquid form or In ollca ° late
tabletaknownasSarsatabS lOOdpSoaSl
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Jno L Routt first Governor ti f
Colorado a native of Eddyville KyI
is dead I
The boarding houses ol Bowlint
Green have combined forth fur 1i
pose of raising the price of board
Herbert Wellerstein a Paducah
young man has lost his voice from
sleeping in a draught Perhaps he
was waited on by nigh riders
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The French are having serious
trouble with the Moors in Af prbcco I
Thousands have been killed In Un
successful assaults on Casablacna
The Democratic campaign will be
formally opened at Lexington onf
Thursday August 29 Judge Hager f
and others will speak
Willie Potts aged 19 and Maud
Wheatley aged 15 were married at i
Owensboro after an opposing par
ent relented
None of the Third Regiment
shots qualified to shoot in the sharp
shooters rifle range practice at Port
Clinton Ia the last of this month
Charlie Ft seems to have plenty
of nerve He says he will not re I
sign but is ready to die in the I
ditches with the rest of the boys
from the furrow
Henry G Overstreet defeated
Judge B T Birkhead for the Demo
cratic nomination in the Daviess
McLean senatorial district Birk
head i who wanted a primary elec
tion instead of a convention will ap
peal to the central committee
The engagement of Miss Virginia
Lee daughter of the late Gen
FitzhughLee to LieutJnoC Mont
gomery U S A has been announc I
ed Lieut Mongomery is a son of I
Judge A B Mongomery of Eliza I
bethtown Ky
Miss Mary Sledge of Bowling
Green who was to wed Robt Floyd J
of Dallas Texas Thursday eloped
Wednesday with E E McKinney a t
ystudent of Leland Miss and mar t
ried him in Gallatin Tenn Floyd
had already arrived to claim his
bride
The Nashville Banner says Dis 2
trict AttorneyTillman is investigat
ing night riding and will present the I
matter to the Federal grand jury ifs
the interstate commerce laws have
been violated If the government
takes hold many arrests will at once
take place in Kentucky counties on
evidence now in the hands of de
tectives
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Mrs Beulah Blankenship wife of
Walter Blankenship probably the
youngest married woman in lenI
nessee died at her home in Hender
son county at the age of 15 years
The couple ranaway and were wed
in the fall of 1905 when the bride
was not 13 years of age The girl
was exceedingly large for one of her
age and but little trouble was ex I
perienced in securing the marriage
license
Barth and Bingham arc in a row
over the Mayors horse in Louis
ville It was bought for 750 for
the use of Mayor Barth and a con
dition was that it was to become his
private property at the end of his
term provided he paid for its feed
Under this arrangement he claims
the horse which Bingham claims
belongs to the city Barth has thee
animal
In four daYsfrom July 31 to
Aug 3 there wore thee killings ins
Chrjgtian county Still some of thee
papers at that njace would have the
outside world Relieve that Trijjg
county is the home of lawlessness
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Theres this important difference
In Christian county the negroes
with but few exceptions constiti t
the criminal element and fight in
the upon In Trigg the outlaws are
white people who wear masks and
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operate when good people are asleep
Another difference is that the Hop
kinsYllle papers denounce crime
while the Cadiz paper denounces the
Hopkinsville papers
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Gov Folk of Missouri has com
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muted to life imprisonment the
death sentence of Lord Barn
ton the Englishman who murder I
ei Jot P McClann of Lexington
Ky in St Louis ii
DR JENKENS PULPIT I
Wilt be Filled by Dr Iafher I
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Rev Dr Kramer of Quincy Ill
Will Breach at the Baptistfe church
tomorrow morning and tVOnjn in
the absence of the pastor MH erffqnies
higjily recommended as ont lJrr he
very able men of his denomination
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Texas Wonder
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Rheumatism troubles sold 0y all
druggists or two months treatment
by mail for 1 Dr E W Halj2926
Olive street St Louis Mo Sehdtfor
Kentucky testimonials V a
Child Disemboweled 1J
Union town Ky Aug 154he
five year oldboy of Alt rxc Hite a
farmer was accidentally disernJbOw
eled by his father Mr Hite was
asing a scythe and the I child Stepped
in the path of the blade Deaths is
inevitable
THEATORIUM
Now Open in Store Room Un
der Opera House 1
The store room lately vacated by
Mr J Frank Surface under Hol
lands Opera House has been re
modeled and handsomely fitted up
as a theatorium The latest attrac
tions in the way of new pictures and
popular music will doubtless draw
large crowds Everything is looking
new and inviting in the new guar
ters
45 ADDITIONS
To Membership of Vaughans
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The protracted meeting which con
tinued three weeks at Vaughans
Chapel closed with 49 additions to
the church and there are others whQ1
will join the next meeting
Rev W T Miller of the Metho i
dis church immediately arranged to
hold another meeting at Shiloh
which is now in progress He says
they are holding services every af
ternoon and night The attendance
is large and much interest is mani
fest Great results are expected
Dont let the baby suffer from ec
zema sores or any itching of the
skin Doans Ointment gives instant
relief cures quickly Perfectly
safe for children All druggists sell
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BLACK BASS
Ought To Be Abundant Some
Day
There is no reason why Hopkins
vill should import all the fish that
are consumed here There are plen
ty of ponds and streams in which to
raise all the fresh fish needed
Wednesday Mr J K Twyman
stocked several ponds on his farm
Iwith black bass received from the
government hatchery in Illinois
The large lake of the Water Com
pany was also stocked with bass
The fish were in fine condition when
they arrived >
TALKS TO FARMERS
Mr J B Walker One of
The State Boards Lec
turers
The State Board of Agriculture
will hold farmers institutes in every
comity m the state It has named
competent lecturers to cover every
section and the work is to be started
this weak
Mr J B Walker a practical
farmer and lecturer of Church Hill
1Grange for a number of years I
has been appointed to hold meetings
which will take up all his time from
now until October 29th He left
Thursday meriting for Frankfort toe
report for duty fIe will give his
first talk at randy Hook Elliott
county and from there lie will
go into Morehead county Mr
Walker did very fine work in this
lido last year for the Board of
Agriculture
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Feather Your Nest
While you can with one otmoM < ateof the
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High Grade Oxfords i1 ve are offering at
L50 to 2 25 > They svbntJast long and you
dont have the chance to bay u p Ito = date
goods at these prices often All fresh goods
and New Styles
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WILL CAMP A WEEK I
In the Woods On Little
River
A party of about 20 of the High
School boys and girls will leave for
Jones Mill on Little River next
Tuesday to spend a week in camp
hunting and fishing They will be
chaperoned by Mrs H D Wallace
and Miss Jean McKee They will
take camping outfits and expect to I
live in the woods
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Jewelry Diamonds China
ware WallPaper PlumI
ing and Building
Material
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COAL
Notice to Stock Holders
All StockHolders wagons will be
belloaded
loaded at The New Mines and Tipple
rippleIat
Madisonville and Hopkinsville big
road just beyond Empire Good
road and plenty of coal
v Call at office for order blanks for
coal
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By Order Board of Directors
I TERRY COAL COKE CO
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I KENTUCKY MULES
Still In Big Demand For I
Railroad Work
largesale
sale of mules 42 head Thursday to
toRinehart
Rinehart Dennis Co railroad tl
contractors of Johnson City Tenn
The Meacham Construction Co are
customers of tHis firm and the fine
stock sold to them resulted in bring
bringing
Rinehart was here and shipped the
mules yesterday
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