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J 1c rl to > 21 C 11 > 14 > < r f ii i o I tl i6ii1ft I 1 > 4 > > r1 + l 01ilui fW ii > yj i fJ iJt1jiC y I I I J ioi I 1 t ti tI j I 4 rtJ n u f c Invariably c Good 71 Upon the production of the richest and purest of whis Ides our every effort is directed The grain used the cold water at our command our method of distilling purifying r and agingAllare interwoven so firmly that it would be to produce any the best whisky in Cascade r 4 GEO A DICKEL CO Distillers Nashville Tenaeseee a LL aff 1 w Arid No 16 west Eight Street Hopkinsville Ky c I COME AND fiD 9W1 US OKA GRAND FREE c 4 MEDITERRANEAN Vi TOUR + 4 We are going to send twenty young wo a f men between the ages of 16 nd50 ift < ii1i 1 w4iteot good character on a twot < months tour to the Mediterranean The r AzordsV Madeira Gibraltar Morocco 1 i Southern France and Italy We Will pay f c j all expenses of every kindjfor a thorough 1 enjoyable trip v r i r Jt The f6iif Will Re Personally Conducted Write to the Tour Department The Herald Louisville Kv For Full Information = = r WHERE HEALTH AND PLEASURE SAY BE POUND t DAWSON SPRINGS KLYw HOTEL ARCADIA are world wide In the celebrity The Hotel with a ca TDivision to take care of 200 people is situated on the Kentucky of the I C R R about 200 feet from the railroad station surrounded by a beautiful maple grove The old chalybeate well is in tht yard and the celebrated salts well about 100 yards from the Hotel The I wells are owned by the Hotel Arcadia and the guestaof the Hotel have free access to them Music is furnished by a String Band during the entire season f RATES f 200 per Days 1000 per Week 3500 per Month iChildren 10 Years and Under 500 per Week < Nurses and Maids 100 per Day I For further particulars apply to N M HOLEM AN CO Hotel Arcadia > Dawaon Springs Kentucky 1I I We Are Here to r + rDo Your Printing v W Have a Large Assortment- of Type Rudy to Serve You I WEDaINT 41 l3 f wit You Want t t < The Way You Want It 6 7s s And When You Want It Sawdust Flour From Waste of Lumber Mills Flour from sawdust is another step in the movement for the con servation of forest resources The United States counsul at Christiana > Norway has sent to this govern ¬ ment a suggestion along this line which may be of value to American n lumbermen who are wrestling With the problem of sawdust waste The flour in question is not the kind which goes into the making of light fluffy biscuits and the other kind which are not light or flaky pastry but it is an ingredient of dynamite linoleum xyolite which for the isiformation of the man on the street is a kind of artificial flooring and other things It is not put forward asa new discovery fa- it r has been in use for several year- n Europe and to a small extent i his country The wood flour is ground in a heap mill very similar to thos which grind corn arid rye Pin uid spruce sawdust is used in Eu ope and after passing through th tones and the bolting chest it is acked or bailed for shipment It is hen worth twelve to thirteen dol ars a ton The flour has a number of uses me of which is in making of dyna nite It is the absorbent for the litroglycerine Home Seekers rates to the North ¬ west and Southwest on first and third Tuesdays For further infor ¬ mation call on agent Illinois Central T L MORROW Agent We Want Your- Jobwoik h You will want us TO have it when you see our samples and hear OUR PRICES t + rt Call at thi office ttrhen ini needof anything rln the line o- fPRINTING V CARBON COUNTER PADS For Grocers Butchers and ether tradesmen made in businesslike manner at rea eonablrlcas AT OUR JOB PRINTING OFFICE CIRCULATE > t THAT FOOD OLD p- At Home Dont Send It Away o the Mail Odder Man 4- n r MDWGDIAD HOPE WAS HIGHL- eopold 3 it Calli to Doctor That He Is Suffocating and Expires i l > PRINCE AT BEDSIDE Varied Career of Monarch Who Accumulated 500 000000 is Oyer Brussels Dec 17Leopold II King of the Belgians died at 235 oclock this morning his aged and wasted body being unable to stand the strain put upon it The collapse occurredsuddenly and at a moment when the doctors seemingly had the greatest hopes for his recovery Prince Albert arrived at the bed ¬ side about twentyfive minutes later He was accompanied by Princess ClementineKing was the most ruin ¬ ous and most despised figure in the world affairs for the last twenty years Rising to power over the bodies of men he died in shame Behind the mind of this man who at once was profligate monarch and despot was a genius for acquisition and organization His wealth is es timated at fully 500000000 Leopold was born April 9 1835 and had been king for 44 years The only brother of King Leopold Prince Phillip Eugene died four years ago leaving two daughters and a son The son Prince Albert of Flanders is the recognized heir to the vacant throne He is declared to be far superior to the dead king inability If throughout his long career king Leopold was coldblooded self seeking voluptuous and money grab ¬ ber he had some redeeming virtues For more than forty years he kept a promise to his mother never to sign a death warrant He willed to the people of Belgium his colossal inter ¬ ests in the Congo Resolutions Passed nAt a meeting of the Howell camp I No 13610 Modern Woodmen of America held this day the follow ¬ unanimouslye Almightye our beloved neighbor George W Radford to his eternal rest there ¬ fore be it- Resolved That while we bow in humble submission to the Divine will we deeply deplore the loss of a most worthy and highly esteemed mem ber of his camp a most useful citi ¬ zen neighbor and friend universally respected for his many noble quali ¬ tiesResolved That we extend to the bereaved widow and family our heartfelt sympathy and commend them for solace and comfort to Him who doeth all things well Resolved That as a further token of respect that the members wear the usual badge of mourning for 30 daysResolved That these resolutions be spread on the minutes of our camp a copy furnished the family i and a copy published in the papers Committee Winston M Davie G W McKnight and T J Nuckols Kidnaped Girl Found Miss Nellie Burns 19 years old who was declared legally dead by the St Louis Circuit Court appear ¬ ea in the office of an insurance com ¬ pany there Tuesday She was later identified by Mrs Annie Bosse her foster mother who had not seen her since Oct 18 1898 when the girl was supposed to have been kidnap ed L N Prospering The directors of the Louisville and Nashville railroad has declared a I semiannual dividend of 3 > per cent an increase of i percent over the previous halfyear dividend declare + tion CASTORIA 2o Infants acid Children Till Kind You Hays Always Bought Sears the SI I 4 ilgaatvapf < a c = r tiTII PaleFaced Women complexionsdark out ionicThe the womans tonic ingredientsare strellgthandvitality Cardui is a vegetable medicine Jt contains no min- erals no iron no potassium no lime no glycerin no dan gerous or haoitforming drugs of any kind It is perfectly harmless and safe for young and old to use rake CARDUI J43 The Womans Tonic After my doctor had done all he said he could for me Cardui femaletroubles bookthat tf Teasfor T WJ OtvUY BABY LEAVES Population Sorrows for Fear Stork Has Forgotten Them Vina Col Dec 15The first baby born in Vina in many months is to leave town Mrs Frank Baxter gave birth to a baby girl and the entire population rejoiced but now there is sorrow because Baxter who is a Southern Pacific agent has re ¬ ceived orders that he is to be trans ¬ ferredVina has a population of more than 400 adults yet there are only sixteen children of school age The birth of the Baxter baby is the first birth in many months and it had been considered that Vina was practically a storkless town DAY RIDING ATTEMPTED Brings the American Tobacco Co to Terms at Fordsville Owensboro Ky Dec 15The first semblance of a recurrence of the day tiding which prevailed last year in this suction of the state is reported from Fordsville Ohio coun- ty ¬ where the American Tobacco Company went outof business for a couple of days It has leakedout that the cessation was due to sug ¬ gestion The one sucker type of tobacco an inferior sort has caused consid ¬ erable trouble between growers and buyers in this section of the stahe this year Ohio county produced considerable onesucker tobacco and it was sold to the American Tobacco Company on the same basis as the oneBuckercrop in the Bowling Green district was sold When deliveries began at Fordsville it developed that the American Tobacco Company was grading by a sample from the Bowl ¬ ing Green district which the Ohio county farmers could not come up to Their best tobacco sold at 9 graded down in the vicinity of 7 Bath Robes Smoking Jackets Suit Cases Hand BagsI Hats Shirts It Umbrellas If Sweaters It GlovesNeckwear As soon as the news of this statp of affairs spread the factory was filled with farmers and Charles Ben nett the manager of the house way j A notified to receive the tobacco al d ready at the doors and then quit ij He was subsequently informed thnt he had better not even receive tha S and in accordance with instruction j closed the factory organizefarmersand got together on the day following and the sample was lowered Afte two days inactivity the receiving was continued and all is now lovely International Convention Student Volunteer Movement for < Foreign Missions Rochester NY Dec 29th 1909Jan 5th 1910 The Illinois Central Ry will sell round trip tickets to Rochester N Y ae count the above occasion at the rate of 2565 for the round trip Dates pnlyReturn Rochester not later than midnight of Jan 6th 1910 For further informa- tion ¬ call on or write agent I C RE Hopkinsville KyS TL Morrow Agent Tabernacle I Lyceum Course Monday Night Dec 26 I THE DAYS t ELIAS DAY is a comedian m the best sense of thewdrd an ad tor whose fun is always next dour to tearsORANNE m TRUJTr IAY whose ability in impersonations and character acting is little short of I marvelous The two will present a little drama with much individual work A little comedy with much ap ¬ preciation and altogether one of the most popular entertainments of the program r eee f HOLIDAY SDfiGESTIONSAI- K I Jing gbe V > i V HosieryCotton Lisle and Silk HandkerchiefsLinen and Silkw SuspendersCotton and Silk BettsAll Leathers and Sixes Scarf Pins Cuff Buttons Tie Clasps N MufflersKnitted andjSilk Pajamas Fancy Vests pw Forget the Pants298 IDont fsV Roseborough Co I South Main INCORPORATED Hopkinsville Ky u THE STORE FOR MEN f t a IS n
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Invariably c Good 71Upon the production of the richest and purest of whis
Ides our every effort is directed The grain used the coldwater at our command our method of distilling purifying
r and agingAllare interwoven so firmly that it would beto produce any the best whisky in Cascade r
4 GEO A DICKEL CO Distillers Nashville Tenaeseeea
LL aff 1w
Arid No 16 west Eight Street Hopkinsville Kyc
I
COME AND fiD 9W1 US
OKA GRAND FREE
c
4MEDITERRANEAN
Vi
TOUR+
4 We are going to send twenty young wo
a f men between the ages of 16 nd50ift < ii1i1 w4iteot good character on a twot
<
months tour to the Mediterranean Ther
AzordsV Madeira Gibraltar Morocco1 i
Southern France and Italy We Will payf c
j all expenses of every kindjfor a thorough1
enjoyable trip v r ir
Jt
The f6iif Will Re Personally Conducted
Write to the Tour Department The Herald
Louisville Kv For Full Information
= =r
WHERE HEALTH AND PLEASURESAY BE POUND
t
DAWSON SPRINGS KLYw
HOTEL ARCADIAare world wide In the celebrity The Hotel with a ca
TDivision to take care of 200 people is situated on the Kentuckyof the I C R R about 200 feet from the railroad station
surrounded by a beautiful maple grove The old chalybeate well is in tht
yard and the celebrated salts well about 100 yards from the Hotel The
I wells are owned by the Hotel Arcadia and the guestaof the Hotel have
free access to them Music is furnished by a String Band during the
entire seasonf RATES
f200 per Days 1000 per Week 3500 per Month
iChildren 10 Years and Under 500 per Week
< Nurses and Maids 100 per Day
I
For further particulars apply to
N M HOLEM AN CO Hotel Arcadia> Dawaon Springs Kentucky
1II
We Are Here tor
+
rDo Your Printingv W Have a Large Assortment-
of Type Rudy to Serve YouI
WEDaINT 41l3 f
wit You Want t t <
The Way You Want It6 7s
s And When You Want It
Sawdust Flour FromWaste of Lumber Mills
Flour from sawdust is anotherstep in the movement for the conservation of forest resources TheUnited States counsul at Christiana >
Norway has sent to this govern ¬
ment a suggestion along this linewhich may be of value to Americannlumbermen who are wrestling Withthe problem of sawdust waste
The flour in question is not thekind which goes into the making oflight fluffy biscuits and the otherkind which are not light or flakypastry but it is an ingredient ofdynamite linoleum xyolite whichfor the isiformation of the man onthe street is a kind of artificialflooring and other things It is notput forward asa new discovery fa-
itr
has been in use for several year-n Europe and to a small extent i
his countryThe wood flour is ground in a
heap mill very similar to thoswhich grind corn arid rye Pinuid spruce sawdust is used in Euope and after passing through thtones and the bolting chest it isacked or bailed for shipment It ishen worth twelve to thirteen dolars a ton
The flour has a number of usesme of which is in making of dynanite It is the absorbent for thelitroglycerine
Home Seekers rates to the North ¬
west and Southwest on first andthird Tuesdays For further infor¬
mation call on agent Illinois CentralT L MORROW Agent
We Want Your-
Jobwoikh
You will want us TO
have it when you seeour samples and hear
OUR PRICESt
+ rtCall at thi office ttrhen
ini needof anythingrln the line o-
fPRINTINGV
CARBON COUNTER PADS
For Grocers Butchers andether tradesmen made inbusinesslike manner at reaeonablrlcas
AT OUR JOB PRINTING OFFICE
CIRCULATE >tTHAT FOOD OLD p-At Home Dont SendIt Away o the MailOdder Man
4-
n
r
MDWGDIADHOPE WAS HIGHL-
eopold3 it
Calli to Doctor ThatHe Is Suffocating and
Expiresi l >
PRINCE AT BEDSIDE
Varied Career of MonarchWho Accumulated 500
000000 is Oyer
Brussels Dec 17Leopold IIKing of the Belgians died at 235oclock this morning his aged andwasted body being unable to standthe strain put upon it The collapseoccurredsuddenly and at a momentwhen the doctors seemingly had thegreatest hopes for his recovery
Prince Albert arrived at the bed¬
side about twentyfive minutes laterHe was accompanied by Princess
ClementineKingwas the most ruin ¬
ous and most despised figure in theworld affairs for the last twentyyears Rising to power over thebodies of men he died in shame
Behind the mind of this man whoat once was profligate monarch anddespot was a genius for acquisitionand organization His wealth is estimated at fully 500000000
Leopold was born April 9 1835and had been king for 44 years
The only brother of King LeopoldPrince Phillip Eugene died fouryears ago leaving two daughtersand a son The son Prince Albertof Flanders is the recognized heirto the vacant throne He is declaredto be far superior to the dead kinginability
If throughout his long career kingLeopold was coldblooded selfseeking voluptuous and money grab ¬
ber he had some redeeming virtuesFor more than forty years he kept apromise to his mother never to signa death warrant He willed to thepeople of Belgium his colossal inter ¬
ests in the Congo
Resolutions PassednAt a meeting of the Howell camp
I
No 13610 Modern Woodmen ofAmerica held this day the follow ¬
unanimouslyeAlmightye
our beloved neighbor George WRadford to his eternal rest there ¬
fore be it-
Resolved That while we bow inhumble submission to the Divine willwe deeply deplore the loss of a mostworthy and highly esteemed member of his camp a most useful citi ¬
zen neighbor and friend universallyrespected for his many noble quali ¬
tiesResolvedThat we extend to the
bereaved widow and family ourheartfelt sympathy and commendthem for solace and comfort to Himwho doeth all things well
Resolved That as a further tokenof respect that the members wearthe usual badge of mourning for 30
daysResolvedThat these resolutions
be spread on the minutes of ourcamp a copy furnished the family i
and a copy published in the papersCommittee Winston M Davie G
W McKnight and T J Nuckols
Kidnaped Girl FoundMiss Nellie Burns 19 years old
who was declared legally dead bythe St Louis Circuit Court appear ¬
ea in the office of an insurance com ¬
pany there Tuesday She was lateridentified by Mrs Annie Bosse herfoster mother who had not seen hersince Oct 18 1898 when the girlwas supposed to have been kidnaped
L N ProsperingThe directors of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad has declared a I
semiannual dividend of 3 > per centan increase of i percent over theprevious halfyear dividend declare +
tion
CASTORIA2o Infants acid Children
Till Kind You Hays Always Bought
Sears theSI
I 4
ilgaatvapf <
a
c = rtiTIIPaleFaced Womencomplexionsdarkout ionicThe the womans tonicingredientsarestrellgthandvitality
Cardui is a vegetable medicine Jt contains no min-erals no iron no potassium no lime no glycerin no dangerous or haoitforming drugs of any kind
It is perfectly harmless and safe for young and old to use
rake CARDUIJ43
The Womans TonicAfter my doctor had done all he said he could for meCarduifemaletroublesbookthat tfTeasfor
T WJ OtvUY
BABY LEAVES
Population Sorrows for FearStork Has Forgotten
Them
Vina Col Dec 15The firstbaby born in Vina in many months isto leave town Mrs Frank Baxtergave birth to a baby girl and theentire population rejoiced but nowthere is sorrow because Baxter whois a Southern Pacific agent has re ¬
ceived orders that he is to be trans ¬
ferredVinahas a population of more
than 400 adults yet there are onlysixteen children of school age
The birth of the Baxter baby isthe first birth in many months andit had been considered that Vinawas practically a storkless town
DAY RIDING ATTEMPTED
Brings the American TobaccoCo to Terms at Fordsville
Owensboro Ky Dec 15Thefirst semblance of a recurrence ofthe day tiding which prevailed lastyear in this suction of the state isreported from Fordsville Ohio coun-
ty¬
where the American TobaccoCompany went outof business for acouple of days It has leakedoutthat the cessation was due to sug¬
gestionThe one sucker type of tobacco
an inferior sort has caused consid ¬
erable trouble between growers andbuyers in this section of the stahethis year Ohio county producedconsiderable onesucker tobacco andit was sold to the American TobaccoCompany on the same basis as theoneBuckercrop in the Bowling Greendistrict was sold When deliveriesbegan at Fordsville it developed thatthe American Tobacco Company wasgrading by a sample from the Bowl ¬
ing Green district which the Ohiocounty farmers could not come upto Their best tobacco sold at 9
graded down in the vicinity of 7
Bath RobesSmoking JacketsSuit CasesHand BagsIHatsShirts
It Umbrellas
If Sweaters
It GlovesNeckwear
As soon as the news of this statpof affairs spread the factory wasfilled with farmers and Charles Bennett the manager of the house way j Anotified to receive the tobacco al d
ready at the doors and then quit ij
He was subsequently informed thnthe had better not even receive tha S
and in accordance with instruction j
closed the factoryorganizefarmersandgot together on the day followingand the sample was lowered Aftetwo days inactivity the receivingwas continued and all is now lovely
International ConventionStudent Volunteer Movement for <
Foreign Missions Rochester N YDec 29th 1909Jan 5th 1910 TheIllinois Central Ry will sell roundtrip tickets to Rochester N Y aecount the above occasion at the rateof 2565 for the round trip Dates
pnlyReturnRochester not later than midnight ofJan 6th 1910 For further informa-tion
¬
call on or write agent I C REHopkinsville KyS
T L Morrow Agent
TabernacleI
Lyceum Course
Monday Night Dec 26
I THE DAYS t
ELIAS DAY is a comedian mthe best sense of thewdrd an adtor whose fun is always next dourto
tearsORANNE mTRUJTr IAY whose
ability in impersonations andcharacter acting is little short of I
marvelousThe two will present a little
drama with much individual workA little comedy with much ap ¬
preciation and altogether one ofthe most popular entertainmentsof the program
r
eee
f HOLIDAY SDfiGESTIONSAI-K
I Jinggbe V >
i V
HosieryCotton Lisle and SilkHandkerchiefsLinen and SilkwSuspendersCotton and SilkBettsAll Leathers and SixesScarf PinsCuff ButtonsTie Clasps N
MufflersKnitted andjSilkPajamasFancy Vests
pw
Forget the Pants298IDont fsV
Roseborough CoI South Main INCORPORATED Hopkinsville Ky
uTHE STORE FOR MENft a
IS n
