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There is lib excuse for any man beingwithout a new shirt for Easter in this goodyear 1901 We ran across a lot of fine shirtsin our last canvass of the markets thatwe consider the best thing we ever offered tothe trade4Theyre worth 75ctliet worldover as asrthey last at5Qc There sonly fifty dozeriso come earlywmle sizes are complete
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PhownYKARiSee our line ofHarnessrChains Backbauds
Bridles Etc
j We have just received anelegant line of
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fight Buggy Harness iIfjyou want something extra nice and good
see them before buying
We also have a bargain to offer you in
extra gpod
r Hand Made HarnessIt
At very little more than you pay for cheap made East-
ern harness See them and you will be convinced You
wilt find full line of cheaper harness at bottem prices
also heavy wagon harness saddles bridles etc rF A YostS Cot1-
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The reduction dues nutall clcissa of froighbandmuch heavier 6n errata linesothers The p centng = rw
pfarcent to 50 pIccl1ttllh tvlibing about 15 or 20 per centfVrii reduction qn nails undiron and steel article isX11per 100stoves and hollow
tnU salt 2 cents roedofktnds 17 cciiti jellies preseiate 22 cents collee 8 to 10
paints leads etc 10 tu 15muned goods 15 ctfntesugar und heavy groceriesNew Orleans and Memphiscents Tliesti redactions areresult achieved by the recentof the businesl men to eelfrom uxDrbitanlJFreighccljalei t ljtio 1 Was presth otfAof the lfi and Lroadson larch 11 by a comof dltizenH d of l1Cttto <1cEeeEl3 as5clt1tf r G tlIf andhWaliljTh t s r ul1 lclMithe rp proniiedto do wlaacould I h q N hreceived anstrutidits bulroads will of course adhere t
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RICHARDSON
HandsomeYoung Vido >Y
Popular Drummer
Mr Charles Herschel PorterMrs Carrie Pendletonof Pembroke were marriednesday evening at eight oPembroke It was a quietweddiwg the ceremonv beingformed by Rev Dr BarnesBaptist church
Mr and Mrs Porter tookSouthbound train for Newat 915 oclock the sameFrom there they will go to thecific coast to spend aCoronado Beach Loa AngelesFrancisco and other pointswill return and be athomeatLouisville Hotel inafter May 10th
The bride is one of thecomplished ladies of thisthe State Possessing aintellect she has had thetage of a liberal educationtravel and extensive studiesmember of magazine clubstauqua societies and similar
izatlonsAswife of the late Col
B Richardson she was athe social circles of Frankforting the administration of
Brown und later was electedrolling Clerk uf the Stateone term She IS a youngof the most charming person
Mr Porter is a numberSwann Abram Hat Co
largest wholesale hatLouisville and travels for hisin Southern territory He is aagreeable gentlemanprosperous and still on theside of middle 1Ifc-
rShowers Predicted
Louisville KyV April 4cialPartly cloudy andwith showers in extreme Westtion tonight
Friday showers
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SPRING ELECTIONS
Democrats Will in Chicago And-
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iMunicipalStates Arid Svern 1 Lorgei
Cities j<ilIChicago AjirSil barter Harri
son was reelected mayor of Chica ¬
go His total plurality over JudgeElbridge Hanecy the Republicannominee is 28257 votes The totalvote of the city is Harrison 15 >
952Hanecy 128695 In last mayIIoralty election the votes wasrisoQDemocrat 148495 CarterRep blican 107437 Harrisonsplurality 41509 In the voteitial campaign last fall the cityfor president was McKiuley 184
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736 Bryan 177105 McKinleysplurality 763i Alschulei Oemcratic nominee for governor gf thestate ran ahead of Bryan howeverhis vote being 188521 against 172
3 Yates a plurality of 16135
t6 Democrats Carried all thecity offices on the ticket aUo as wellas that of mayor Wm Loefller waselected city clerk A J Ryan cityattorney and C P Gunther city
treasurer Their pluralities will
bei thin a thousands pf MayorHarrison s
The Republican tovu ticketb-
tyre elected in Waukegan Rockford Decafiir and Joliet John ASteinbaclcr Democrat was electedmayor of Quincy John L PhillipsRepublican was elected mayor ofSpringfield j
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
0fleeted Worlds Fair Mayor of St
t Louis by i o dob
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St LouiH April 2 Kol I availsDemocratic nominee forworlds fairmayor was elected to that office to¬
day by a pluralityof about 9000With him was elected the entireDemocratic ticket Geo W ParkerRepublican candidate find LeeMeriwether who was running in ¬
dependently on a municipal owner¬
ship platform are running a closerace for second place St Louisis normally a Republican city by
about 15000 plurality Some Re ¬
publican leaders claim the Nesbittlaw enabled the Democrats to makesuch a strong showing Theyclaim fraud and threaten to contestthe election Wells was a goldDemocrat for two campaigns
WISCONSIN TOWNSi
Several of Them Elect Democratic
Mayor-
sMilwaukeeApri12County elec ¬
tions were held throughout the statetoday but while nearly all the citiesand towns elected tickets as a ruleparty lines were eliminated JoshuaEric Dodge was elected to the su-
preme
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bench without oppositionFour nonpartisan judges wereelected in Milwaukee county Oshkosh went Democratic by 250 againsta Republican majority last year of
bOO At Madison Professor Stormbull Democrat was elected mayorRacine and Fond Du Lac electedDemocratic mayors and Republicancouncils Janesville and Waukeshawent Republicana
IN THE PEN
Men Convicted in Circuit Court
Sent to Eddyville
Deputy Sheriff C J Barnes andspecial deputy Jack Boyd tookCharles Williams and Jim Tuckerboth colored to the Eddyvilleprison yesterday Williams wasconvicted of robbery and given oneyearand Tucker got one year forgrand larceny The case of JimHenry Burrows col convicted of
murder and given 13y years wasappealed and sentence suspendedfor sixty days
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= I j For Everything in HighClassjd1ft SMf1
Dress Goods Fancy Goods White Goods tIDress Trimmings Lace Curtains and everything i Pmt to be found in an UptoDate store Firstclass t
5 goods at low prices are genuine bargains but iIM inferior are dear at l >aP I
can buy Carpets Mattings and Linoleums in m-ot1tall ljthe new colors and designs Dont yon know
reIt will pay you to buy from Headquarters11tItMain Street HOPK1NSVILLE KYgadsrmandso
still save big money by trading with me J
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Newest StylesI-
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MiLLINRYNowHandsomest Designs
Great BargainsIIST
Dress Goods and Trimmings Ladies Jack So
fand Capes Skirts Corsets and Shoes
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Do not fail to see our Bargains in all kinds ofDry Goods and in Gents Shirts
Collars Ties Etcf
THE RICHARDS GUe-
HOPKINSVILLE KY I V
CAUGHT BETWEEN COOS
Hand Badly Crushed And Ampu ¬
tation Was Necessary
George Tandy col son of Ed ¬
mund Tandy happened to an ac ¬
cident Tuesday night which causedhim the loss of an arm The boywas at work for Mr Marlow John ¬
son north of the city and whileoperating a cutting box got hisleft hand caught between the cogsand the member was ground to apulp necessitating amputationThe arm was taken off just belowthe elbow and the chances are thatthe boy will recover
Todd PrimaryThe Democratic Primary election
in Todd county will be held tomor¬
row There are hot contests forseveral of the nomination
CPPOOLPPOOL
Baimbridge Couple Have NuptialKnot Tied In City
Last Monday afternoon Mr JohcvW PPool and Miss Delia ppooboth of the Baimbridge neighborhood were married in the CountyClerks office by Judge CansleThe event was witnessed by a largocrowd The young people came tothe city in a buggy and as soon asthe ceremony was pronounced leftfor their homet
BOYD WILLSMr David Boyd of near Lafay-
ette and Miss Susie Wills daugh-ter
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of Mr Jas L Wills of Garretburg eloped to Clarksville on the28th tilt and were married They