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Douglas BellII Attorney at Law

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IOFFICE KENTUCKY

M L YOUNGSPractical Plumber Tinner Gas

and Steam FitterAND DEALER IN

Bath Tubs Closets and PumpsStove Repairing a Specialty

HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKYNo 310 Nlhth St near L N depot Phones

Office 4852 Residence 339 Y

H Hr HARVEYLAWYER

Office in Cansler Building Sixth Street NearCourt House

Will Practice In all Courts of Com ¬

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HENRY E HOLTONV

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Commissioners SalesChristian Circuit Court KentuckyJno W 1Against EquityB W Allen 1By Virtue of a m and 6K

GircuitCourtterm thereof 1902 in the abovecause I shall proceed to offer for

Hopkinsvilleat public auction on Monday the1st day of December 1902 at 11

beingCountytwelve mOnths the following described property towit

Certain two tracts or parcels ofCountyKyThe larger of the two tracts of landBigWestthe same land that was conveyed toSpecialbyJohnbyJosephacres more or less

The other or smaller of said tractsis situated in Christian County Kyon same waters near Elmo and is a-

part of the tract of land deeded tobydeedDeed Book SG page 401 and contaming 23 acres more or lessproducethemade amounting to 292367 Forthe purchase price the purchasermust execute bond with approvedlegalinterestpaid and haviiigthe force and ef-

fect of a Replevin bond Bidderspromptly ¬

t FRANK RIVESMaster Commissioner

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virtueoPajildin u t andor-derI of sale of the Christian CircuitCourt rendered at the Septemberterm thereof 1902 in the abovecause I shall proceed to offer for

Hopkinsvilleat public auction pn Monday the1st of December 19Q2 at 11I

beingCountysix months the following describedproperty towit

A certain tract or parcel of landsituated in Christian county lyIand bounded as follows

Beginning at a stone in J MJones line at a cross fence divisioncorner between Nancy Cowansheirs and this tract thence S 70E 144 poles to a stake andpointers on the dry branch S MCowans corner thence with his lineN 84 and W 146 poles to a stone insaid linej M Jones corner thenceIwith Jones lines N 15 andpoles N1 and W 4 poles to the be ¬

ginning and containing 18 acresand being the balance of 38 acresconveyed to Satnl F Cowan by deedin Deed Book 83 page 282 afterconveying 13 acres toCowanSaid land is being sold to pay thedebts of S F Cowan decd

For the purchase price the pur ¬

chaser must execute bond with ap-proved

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surety or securities bearing interest from the day ofIsale until paid and having theforce and effect of a Replevin bondBidders will be prepared to complypromptly with these terms

FRANK RIVESMaster Commissioner

Rev Irl R Hicks 1903 AlmanacTosay that this splendid work of

science and art ife finer and betterthan ever is stating it mildly Thedemand for it is far beyond all pre¬

vious years To say that such re ¬

suIts reaching4thhrouh thirtyyears are upon soundsense and usefulness is an insult tothe intelligence of the millionsProf Hicks through this greatAlmanac and his famous familyand scientific journal Word and

Works is doing a work for thewhole people not approached byany other man or publication Afair test will prove this to anyreasonable person Added to thehost luminous course in astronomyfor 1903 forecasts of storms andweather are given as never beforefor every day in the year allcharmingly illustrated with nearlytwo hundred engravings Theprice of single Almanac includingpostage and mailing is thirtycents Word and Works with theAlmanac is 100 a year Write toWork aud Works Publishing Co2201 Locust Street St Louis Moand prove to yourself their greatvalue

Fdr Sale CheapNice phaeton buggy Apply to

this office

Let medo over your old furniturearid make it look like new beforethe rush comes W A Woods atNo 13 Ninth Street C

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COLONISTS FOU LIBERIAf

Three Hundred Negroes to SalJanuary 20

Savannah Ga Nov 251 JFlummer agent of the LiberianColonization Society of Birminghamis here arranging for the sailingfrom this pprt on Jan 20 next ofthree hundred negro colonists forLiberia The steamship Donnaldof New York he says has beenchartered Flummer was formerlyconnected with the InternationalMigration Society that sent twoshiploads of negroes from this portto Liberia

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pothing now remains but to bringthe ship here and congregate thepassengersFlummer

went to Liberia withthe crowd ori the steamship Loradaand he says that fully 85 per centOf the negroes carried on thatsteamer and the steamship Horsaare perfectly satisfied with theirnew home and surroundjngs

WHITE HOUSE FUNCTIONSx

Official Receptions and DinnersHave BeenAnnounced

The following schedule of officialreceptions and dinners at the WhitHouse all on Thursdays has been r

annoucnedtDecember 18 Cabinet DinnerJanuary tNev Years Recep

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TTebruary 12= rmy and Navyreception

ItA Violsnt Attack of Croup Cured

Last winter an infant child ofmine had croup in a violent form

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Evangelist ot FillerMo Igave her a few ¬

lains Cough Remedy and in a shorttime all danger was passed and thechild recovered This remedy notonly cures croup but when given assoon as the first symptoms appear I

will prevent the attack It containsno opium or other harmful substanceand be given as confidently toa baby as to an adult For saleby R C Hardwick

DROPS DEAD ATA WEDDING

Will A Gaines Becomes Sud ¬

denly III and Expires in Church

Mrs Bettie Gaines wife of MrWill A Gaines one of the mostprominent citizens of Georgetowndropped dead last Wednesday nightat the wedding of Mr John RDowning and Miss Evelyn Craig atthe Christian church She became

and stepped from the church intoan anteroom and was dead in afew minutesOwensboro Messen-ger

Guard your kidneys the healthof the body depends on those smallbut important organs They ex-tract

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uric acid from the blood which-if allowed to remain in the system

Brightdiseasesuccessful kidney tonic it heals andregulatestheand digestion cleanses the bowelsIt will prevent or cure Brights di-seaseR

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SECOND CROP TOBACCO

Suckers Topped andWill CureGood Bright Color

Joseph Bachelor of PetersburgKy has cut and housed his secondcrop of tobacco from the same fieldhaving topped the suckers soonafter cutting the first crop Shouldthe weather remain warm a fewweeks longer it will cure up a goodbright color

The Best Remedy for DiarrhoeaSome years ago while at Mar

tinsburg W Va I was taken withcholera morbus which was followedbydiarrhoea The doctors medi ¬

cine me no good I was ad-vised

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to get a bottle of Chambe-rlains Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy which I did and it curedme sound and wellG A MorrisEmbreeville Pa Sold by Rr CHardwick

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There will be a social at the Universalist church Tuesday night

nestPricklyAshBitters can be de ¬

pended on to cure the kidneys corrects the urine strengthens thestomach and relieves backache R

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The Most Popular Lady In Christian froCounty to Be Determined By Ballot m

Tie Winner Will Be iwarded a Set

of Furniture worth UlO

A VOTING contest was begun August 29 for fourmonths to determine by popular vote the most

popular lady in Christian County To the lady receiving 1

the highest number of votes we will present an elegantset of bedroom furniture now on exhibition at Pyle

Ganett It of quartered oak of the finest make and lateststyle and is worth 110 The contest will close at 12 oclocknoon Monday December 29 1902 The plan will be as follows

Every subscriber to the Kentuckian who pays back dues 01

cash in advance will be entitled to cast one vote for each five

cents paid That is to say a subscriber who pays 200 will

have 40 votes one who pays 100 will have 20 votes and so on

for any amount large or small In every paper published therewill be a coupon and these coupons when cut out and brought orsent to the office will represent each one vote A subscriberwill also have the privilege of gathering up coupons clipped by

friends from their papers and voting them one at a time or by

the hundred if preferred One will also have the privilege of 4

buying papers at the office at five cents each and voting thjf

coupons cut from themThe coupon ballots will be deposited in a ballot box with

two keys One of these keys will be held by County Judge W TtFowler and the other by Mayor Jouett Henry The box will be

opened not oftener than once a week all ballots then in it takenout counted and certified to sealed up in an envelope andreplaced in the ballot box The envelope will contain a state-

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of the votes in it so that its contents will not need to be

counted again until the official count at the close of the contestThe last week of the contest the ballots may be deposited

without showing them so that the close of the contest may be

secret and exciting to the en-

dOFFICIAL BALLOTONE VOTEF-

ORHit ihe Kenttackiasvs Most

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