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c WADDLE BROSNo 12 East Seventh Street Hopkinsville KentuckyINrc

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For Family and Msdical PurposesSpecial Attention Given to Bot¬

tie and Jug Trade

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CONE ANDfiO WH USON A GRAND FRE-

EMEDITERRANEAN TOUR

We are going to send twenty young o-

men

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between the ages of 16 and 50

white of good character on a two

months tour to the Mediterranean The

Azores Madeira Gibraltar MoroccoI

Southern France and Italy We will pay

all expenses of every kind for a thorough

enjoyable trip

The Tour Will Be Personally Conducted

Write to the Tour Department The Herald

Louisville Ky For Full Information

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IEatablest lit

We have everything in new tm1

0 ALLIo EATABLE Including

Genuine New CropISugar House EVioiasses iYour Business Appreciated

I ROY KENNERO-NE LITTLE STORE BUT OH MYI

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WE PRINTWhat You Want

The Way You Want ItAnd When You Want It

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BY

Dr JE BellTown Property and

Farm Lands in Chris ¬

tian countyAlso Western Lands

in Texas OklahomaColorado and NewMexico

Call and see me

OffiCe Hopper BuildingCumb Phone 6141

HANDiUS YOURORDERSFOR A

JOB P

PRINTINGI THE WORK IS I

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TIME TABLE

TRAINS tr1NG NORTH

No 62St Louis Express 1005 a trNo MSt L Fist Mail 1023 p mNo 92C St L Lim 525 a mNo 56 Hopkinsville Ac 855 pNo 94Dixie Flyer 553 p m

TRAINS GOING SOUTH

lo 51St L Express 532 p-

lo 53St L Fast Mail 533 a-

Yo 93C N 0 Lim 1150 p irVo 55Hopkinsville Ac 705 a uiNo 95Dixie Flyer 948 a m

No 52 and 54 connect at St Loali and otheip nuts west

So 51 connects at Gutnre for Mempbtt llnpilots as tar south aa Erin and tar Louis i e

Csclnaatl and the EastNo 53 and 55 snake direct connectloa at Guth

rle for Louinl11c Cinccn tl and all pot

noth and east tbereof No 5Z and 55 asap con-

nect for WampbU and war polqtavo 92 runs tbrourh to CbitaRU and will let

carry p aenirera to point South of Brmasvii eAlso ctrrlM through sleepers ta St Iool-

rtlo 93 throUgh sleepers to Atlanta Ida-racYaoatae St AoifuntiEe and 1paJIIIAlso Pullman sictnets toKe r Oriaana o°

nests at Guthrie or pointa Rut and WtiU t93 will net carry local pantantfnr for polo Nor h-

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Sckaffl HiMriewA-h oM elpfllsetrsfed wrckir JWBWt cirMMtton of Biy giioiitlfli loiriinl lJfruaJf rrrqYtrAccount Summer Tourist from

Hopkinsville Ky to the followingstations the Illinois Central will sellround trip tickets as follows

Cerulean Ky v 80Chicago Ill 1650East View Kv 680Grayson Springs Ky 580Marion Ky 825Dates of sale May pith to Sept

80th 1909 Return limit tb reachoriginal starting point Octahfcr 31st1909 For further information callon agent I C railway-

T L MORROW Agent

Hopkinsville MarketCorrected Friday Sept 24 1909

THESE ARE RETAIL PRICES

Grocories

Country lardgood color and clean16c per pound

Country bacon IGc per poundBlackeyed peas 275 per bushelCountry shoulders 14c per pound

poundNorthern0

per bushelNorthern eating Burbank pota¬

toes 100 per bushelNorthern eating Rural potatoes

100 per bushe

perbushelRed eating onions100 per busheDried Navy beans 340 per

bushelTennesseecabbagein crates125

Dried Lima beans5 34c per pound tpeer

Country dried peaches lOc pe

poundDaisycream cheese 25c pe

poundFullcream brick cheese 25c pe

poundFullcream Limberger cheese 25c

per poundPopcorndriedon ear2c per pound >

Sweet potatoes 150 per bushelChoke lots fresh wellworked

country butter in pound prints SJOc

FruitsLemons 25c per d oxenNavel Oranges 50c per dozBananas 20 to 25c dozNew York State apples 500 I

650 per barrelNew Vegetables

String Beans lOc galPotatoes Irish 25c peck

PoultrySpring Chickens 30 to 35c

1 Dressed hens 13 to 15c per poundJressed cocks 6 to lOc per poundlive hens 9c per pound live cocks5c pound live turkeys 12 to 15c perpoundDressed

geese lie per pound forchoice lots

Fresh country eggs 20 cents perdozen

A gooddemand exists for dressechickens turkeys geese and cholots of fresh country butter

Young dressed shoats 7c a pound

Hay and Grain

Choice timothy hay 12 +13

No1 timothy hay 11 to 12

n1No 2 timothy hay 1050Choice clover hay 1100No1 clover hay 1000No2 clover hay 8004p01mWhite seed uats 50cBlack seed oats 45cMixed seed oats 40cNo2 white corn 75cNo2 mixed corn 78cWinter wheat bran 24bflChops 3400

ROOTS HIDES WOOL AND TAL-

LOW

Prieespa5d by wholesale dealers tobuthen and farmers8001aMayapiHe 4c pink roof J2e ttidl3c

Tail wNo 14c No2 SJc

Ihe33c ard

18c toaFrttberli Priaiewhite goose 32c i

dark id mild old goose 15c to 30cgray Jttxetf15e to 30c white dock22c to SSenew

Hides land Skins Theae quotationsare for Kentucky hides Southerngitafi hides 9Jc We quote assortoti dry flint 12c to 14c 910 be

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f < tWinter To1Uil RrX t

Aberdeen Miss > 1685Durant Miss jVv k 11

jftJackiaph 2080

New Orleans La 2500The above rate4 apply from Hop

kinaville Kyon kale dally Noveber 1st to April 30th 1910 vianols Central Ry

T L Morrow AgentyHome Seekers rates to the North

west and Southwest on first andthird Tuesdays For further infor¬

mation call on agent Illinois CentralT L MORROW Agent

HOME WEDDING

JosephineSivlpynized last Wednesday evening at 43oclock at the brides home in thpresence of the most intimate friendsandrelatives Rev W H Archieofficiated

elaboratelydecoratedand white chrysanthemums Thedoorways and chandeliers were ar-tistically draped in ivy and ferns andthe mantel held quite a number ofcandlesticks and candelabras In thiparlor where the wedding ceremontook place was formed an impromptuarch of ferns palms and smilax Inthis arch bongo bell beautifully dec¬

orated in ivy The brides sistersMisses Jessie Mai and Ella Sivleywith measured steps brought theirribbons with bouquets of white car ¬

nations around the post which formell the aisle down which the brideand groom entered The bride wona beautiful gown of amethyst silk-

r draped in graceful folds made uponprincess lines and caught with orna-

r ments of jet She carried a showerbouquet of cream roses Mrs Ma-

r rastus Mabry played the weddinmarch She wore a charming cotume of pale pink mescaline Immdiately after the ceremony the bridalparty Miss Edna Adams and MrJohn Stevenson Miss MargaretFoard and Mr Eli Adams Miss Mary Emma Sivley and Mr John Ad-

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drove to the home of the groomwhere a sumptuous supper wasserved Miss Sivley is an attractiveand accomplished young woman thedaughter of Mr and Mrs C E Siv-

o ley Mr Foard is a prosperousyoung farmer and a young man uni-versally

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liked by those who knowhim They received many presentsas follows

Berry spoonMr and Mrs LewisGregory cream ladleMr and MrsRichard Leavell table cover MissEvylin Young salad fork FlorenceRaymond and Margaret Rives pickforkMr and Mrs Dan Claggettknives and forksMessrs Jacksonand Harned spoonsMr and MrsJohn Gregory Carver setMr WE Adcock and family gravy ladleMrs H C Gregory berry spoonMrs M S Major berry spoon MrT P Johnson and daughter toe

isspoonsMr and Mrs C E Sivleyfork Dr and MrsEL Gates >

butter knifeMiss Sadie Southpreserve spoonDr and Mrs J EStone sugar shellMr and Mrs HH Sivley cream ladleMiss CecilCarter knives and forksMr andMrs Roy Cayce knives and forksMrs M E Giles olive spoon Mrand Mrs Ward Claggett cream ladleMr and Mrs Eugene GregoryrugMr and Mrs Arthur DenniscounterpaneMrs Hallie Terrellhat rack and rockersMrJRFoardand sisters chamber set MessrsJohn and Jim Adams blankets Mrand Mrs W H Adams cut glasssalt sellers Mn and Mrs Porter

i Bellamy butter knifeMisses Shouse2ndtMr and Mrs Garb Moore butterknife anti sugar shellMr and MrsEd Schmidt cream ladleMr Edgir Word and sister sugar shellMr and Mrs Tom Garrott picklespoonsb adtIcake plate Mr an< Mrat 4 RAda ru cake plceMrs tJLowryvaF Miss Georgia Maj ftwpftrMiss Ff jtj Tanc oi jii43i3aw4Miss 1 ieDa fOaa r ibiter

bowl andMMf SfJ SlcGputiylti c tiAttMr j cMrsC and

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Blrs J K JDpiii0fefflawa6t sellIew iF i AI and tueie Bush

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toiwl Rev and Mri Archie tablefttetb hd napkin = Mrand MrsBlYl1ng cut glace unitiiursrpStCVw Pierce cut pas < bon toniJwKe 5 Irvin G ochrin tabledoth >iir II Mrs Steve Williamicut glass pickle dishM an l Mrs

LL Ltavell crumb trnyMr sadMrs AI Crenahaw pickle forkMrand Mrs C D Adams napkinsMiss Jessie Stevenson tableclothMr and Mrs Chas Southall tableclothMr and Mrs M 0 RimerEugem ne

1Lowry napkins Miss Alice Boydtablecloth Mrs L V Adams table-cloth and napkins Misses Mary EJessie and Ella Sivley cream ladleMr ana kra J C Sandifer picture

Mrand Mrs Harry Vannenwetschltable cloth and napkinsMr andMrs Foard leather couchMr JnoStevenson counterpaneMr and

uMrs A E Grubbs bowl and pitcl-ferMr Ernest Stegar rugMrand Mrs Ben Smithson vase Miaanders cut glass solar

Florence Gray ayrar0tandMisses Edna Mattie and Mr

standMeoortIStegacpicture Mr and Mrs T C Jonessilver bread tray Mrs FannieFoard and family carver setMtJ C Johnson and familyjUolive fori

Mr and Mrs J 0 Stegar eugatshell Miss Bea Grubbs table clotir

Mr and Mrs Forest Giles gravysluetiescutyctrlBaskett

STAMPING

Hand Embroidery in Th

Latest Styles

In new Princess Dresses Cam-e Shirt Waists and childrens dream

Centres a lunch clothes NewDesigns just received Embroidersto order at reasonable prices in atkinds of needlework

Call at residence of Mrs W P

MaineThe Newspaper Graveyard

Beneath the stones they sweetlysleep the humble toilers of tiiepress no more to sorrow or tweep no more to labor in distressHere lies a youth upon whose tornthe tear of pity often drops we faxto send him to his doom because hewrote of bumper crops lenssleeps the golden years away thefairest of the human tribe we atehim at the break of day because itscalled himself ye scribe Beneath that yew another sleeps tvhsdid his work with smiling lips viehad to put him out for keeps rollerhe referred to flying trips Ant

leone the noblest of thorn all is rering on the windswept hill in carating of a game of ball he spoke c-

one who hit the pill Hard 4>j

the wall where roses bloom andbreezes sway the clinging vines thatyouth is sleeping in his tomb whoused the phrase along these linenToday the sexton wields his spadEand digs a grave both deep and widewhere soon the stripling will be late

allwho wrote about the blushjrgbride

The Nov American BoyWith the issuance of the Novenv

her ntmber THE AMERICAN Btncompletes the first ten years of 2

enjoyable and useful life anti1kfact is duly chronicled in two

handsomelyd trit T

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of its principal contributors I K

splendid picture in colors f 1h

Puritan boy with the pumpKvwhich adorns the front cover pfeloquently tells of the delighNthe Thanksgiving feast and thi

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DATES OF SALES To c ir tlllIn British Columbia Crl tlWashington May 21st to Sept i

1908 inclusive To destinationCalifornia not via Portland < i iror Seattle Wash May 31st tJune 1st June 23rd to July 9thelusive July 26th to August I

inclusive To San Francisco t

via Portland Ore or Seattle Vya

in one direction May 21st to r

90th 1909 inclusiveFINAL RETURN Ll11IT i

original starting point Octot t1909 For further infornlatron agent Illinois Central Railroad v

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