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fiancav I TLursdajr night MISSIONARY BAPTIST CltUHCHi Services Second SttardarsrenloaAd StindaT Tho days when wo were youthfull When humankind wero nure in mind And speech and deeds were truthful Ileforo is love for sordid gold Dccamo mans rulimr passion And beforojath danto and maid DefomaPiavo W VHWyrani rasnioni h Therit4Wsllkci ha gboifold girls- stoltVemf As buxom and Smart andclfan of heart wAWlnlifihoorrdriI THIT QOOD OLD There are no days like the old days OIjpJUiTJpr mi vTIMES -- KETUGKYTHURSDAYiMAT 26 lEnl ing1 hlmUwaUlrlff CB erly for hlsomlnfr hoCrd 1892 NO 2B - 1 yvt last uv ttio uvea sma nounv wy cotsip hnd 1 returned homo wlifere X vr3ny pillow with blttet tears arid at t vvOreyfayanillio diinqtdmc a slrnngTjYoroboding fillpdiPiy Iteaii T mcJ watchfed nritl na tho fcOINa TO CHURCH Some folks go to church as they should To team to bo humble and gould And every word From to preacher Is hord Dy those who love spiritual tould Some go thero to strut up the aisle And show their now clothes In the stabile Theso folks always watt And go only once In awhalsle Sqme go Just to bear from the choir Free concerts they meanly desolr These Hit the best pews And always refews chip In for music or foir To Somo go thero to sing every hymn VVlth old fashioned Ringing school vymn iv ucu uvou 19 inu psnim Thcir tuno books thoy pslalm And sit down exhausted andprymn Somo go then to capture tho beaux And others to lay off and dcaux To cv crytblng said These last nod the hatd Hut tho parson each one of them knoaux i vn 1 lfjiifcU iwlcop hoping- - on TWO DAILY TRAINS PROMS OsiTuaaiu ocseKubns j irerfl tx iik h r it n j t Z VJ E W lie inc oiu twelve lines win pe caan fivecenU iiP W JSilob Rales fjjnlslfld Mr fatal par - J 1 pfijon 1 hljface ycaKfurnljned on t3s ifnTJl n- each month 1rajer meeting Mondaf night S Cheek pastor ffi M 2MdttiodltiTs Jk Jia Making direct connecttona Willi trainairoru tna kasi ill A 1 services brat Sunday eacn mcnlb bandar S Cox pastor school at tjoa p m Rev CutillTipli rr f As the Lord knows how to make emt rThoy wcrctr1ch Jn gplrlt and comrrcn aense And ptety oil slippor llo1 J They could bake and brow and had taught school too JAnd they mdoftho likeliest courttnl Thero ore ho boys like tho old boys Wheri Wiivfcro bora together i When tho grass vrasBwecf toJtho brown bajo J - iwttiia como otcJ it an early hoUn tht borrow and explain his abscncoi vL tho raorroiv1 brought 110 news from lan nwccU more and I hfard hat hojhad been Suddenly caliqd cast upon v urfront liusinclf f Alii Ruby yvvum Lucijii V that AJlanJ Jffntil 1 Is lalt i Jll 1 J Bee publishing L llur Wf1- o isiisns NO CHANBE OF CARS aJ m iiiwi rM Tt Worth Waao OlVtNTEKMEDIATE POINTS 10 X v riotfiA k ciiukcn Services every Sunday morning at ti oclock and evening at 7 oclock Snndar school at m W W Dawsev pastor i P VliT iioNBAVrisrciiusxi Services Sibbalh at n a m and 7 prtn San-day school at o jo a m W W Foster pastor is fainting into tho nearest chair Then We wish this sad fact wasnt ksow pnda came to my rescue called the II C Dodje in Detroit Free Press bloodbath to my check and strength to All lines have tickets on silo via mj trembling limbs My friend knew iTHE GOLDEN NUGGET mj unhappy story and had hoped everyTHE COTTON BELT ROUTE thing for mo upon his return Kl Never I said to her never will I M B CHURCH SOUTH A MlnorB Narrow Escape from O Kv Madison vi Preaching feurih Lords day all InfqrmJ JSorcnty ycarsl sighed a giay Tiatred bo tho first to ipcak to him now If he lor ratea mapa time tablea and Teiaa write mjmlng and eveay first byand T Cherry Praoer Torrlblo Fato evening can bo bo cruel ho would only make my J tion retarding a trip to Arkantaa or Its n long life meeting Thursday evening Sundey school every woman of sixty five S G HATCH ortaUon j Sunday tnorning at 900 oclock And the paper in hmiiliation tho greater I was wrong a long lonely life At one of the hotels in this city is n i at her hands trembled as she gazed intent ¬ onefirst but two wrongs never made man who has been hunter trapper E W LaUEAUME CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W 11 DODUR1CE riflht Ill die before I ask his for ly nt thclittlo paragraph Genl Paaar ami Tkt Agt Genl Manager miner and what not always on the outPreaching every first and third Lords day ST LOUIS MO DD At tho residence of his sister Mrs giveness morning and evening by P A Lyon Prayer I returned home and with feverish skirts of civilization and has no doubt Capital Stock - - - 50000 meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school at Mary Crosby James Allan Ilroolchrcn In his Jseventieth year Deceased was a bachelor but haste packed mj trunks and went south passed through more startling scenes S Uakek M D 9f5lm E S tUtuta M U JWlVlHHi Z 51 T 7 lcaC8alargc circle ot friends who will miss among relatives Mother thought it than nlmost any man in the country his kindly presence I PRKSBYTERIANCIHJRCIlj ths best thing I could do hoping that He still lives in a quiet nook among the I SundajschpolXevlry Sunday morning at 9 15 This was rfliiitCAunt Sylvlasjnleco new scenes and new associations would mountains not many miles from Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 SON DR E S BAKER Ruby Klng8fortlrcadjlcanlng7bver tho give me returning health and happi- Denver and has settled it with his own oclock by j S Col of the M E church back of the oldladysjhalrgcneaal banking business TImp Trjinsacts ness but I soon tired of tho gay soci mind that he will wander no more Aunt Sylvia took oft her spectacles ety there I was sadly changed from Ills shyness and modesty make it diffiiMf anil inuilM llii nvnnnta rtt thA rill ftn tit j Carefully with hcr tremltii wiped thorn iff the gay girl of three years before I icult to win any of his stories from him w bling fingcraandtaBho adjusted them had grown grave and quiet and an op- ¬ but it chanced that the other evening Hopkins and adjoining counties nbfZ HBMsy McaVtvlal A E VV Ti ER LODGE No 8 F saldt qfj portunity to learn telegraphing pre- ¬ several of his old friends who know Has the finest and most secure ault in KubyJTdearflhttveJyou and Eoy made senting itself I threw myself Aav- A MBSi Ud mectthgs the first and XTffiffS heart and hm buck in Virginia before he became NtMBS third Samrdava In each month al a n up yet tjuJ this section of Kentucky sosl into Btudy Becoming proficicut a wanderer met him here ami spent the m Trinslent brethren eordlatu Invited t Ruby tossed her Ifead scornfully as I found my business hours full I made evening with him He unbent to toattend Haar C DouaLAMDfW i M sho answered Xms Cowkll Secretary mency Occasionally I returned home them and tho reporter chancing to be THE Oculisfs-an- dVNo aunty and Im not going to cat Onticians for brief visits while father and mother present caught this story among ST UBRNARD LODGE No 140 r f V nlkl yiumble pio first every time Jf Roy llred but tho few times I met Allan others t shsv nt 730 p m viaiurigprcuirencor chooses to bcr tiateful Im not eolng to Btookhavcn we met as strangers Oh yes Ive lived mostly to myself - fauny invnea 10 aitena So A 4 encouago himlnltrfthcre It W Itu itWGt 1 ii Jt the years havo rolled away He never You know Dick I used to be fdnd KY MAniSONVULE OI THE UNITED C II Hunt Secretarv Aunt Sylvia sighed as she sat silently pUrricd but beloved by many friends enough of company but I hadnt been WOt 1 O G T Reg- - studying the paper that lay across her llred a long- useful life HOFFMAN LODGE No 507 growing out on the border long before I was ular meeting of members every Wednesday even lap At last sho said as sho drew a roiccnt ns I grew older had fower moro solitary than ever Something Visiting friends especially in low rocker up to her side ing at 7 30 oclock JANUARY i 1892 friends but some wero very dear and happened the first year thut cured mo aias J E Dav C T vited to attend Sit down dear child Im going to faithful to me arid at last this comes C II lllST Secretary of whatever longing I might have had Treat all Diseases of the Eye Perform 1 8 38 1 98 ASSETS 136 5 toll you a little story and if you dont taking up the paper and pointing to the for companionship Operations Insert Artificial Eyes Etc VICTORIA LODGE No 81 KNIGHTS OF LoUKJigo when I was a little girl In death message with trembling fingers night in the mind Ill tell you about It 1 have PYTHIAS meets every Monday All members of the order are my teens I knew Allan Brookhavcn Masonic 10990553782 Eyes Carefully Tested and the Host Quality cordially building to attend I Tim an old Woman Ruby slxtj flve never told It to anybody else People Invited and when I was a gay girl of twenty I years old but I love Allan just as dear who toll queer stories about their own of Gold Silver and Steel Flint Glass and David Cihilh C C Thos D lUamj K of R and S was his promised wife ly to day as I did forty years ago I experiences are rarely credited and 2629298056 Why aunty y6uncvcr toldmc ex- have never for a moment ceased loving this is u queer story I was out among HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets PUREPEBliLE SPECTACLES SUPPLIED every Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock p claimed the astonished girl him You arc so much like what I once the mines but all of us were having -Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend New Business q No my dear it was too painful a V if 1 can save you from desperate bad luck It just seemed that W C WlLSOH W I memory for me to speak of and only teas dearie that your life unhappy I everything was dead against tho gang T G TeY Recorder Willfully making We have one of the Finest Test Cases In your good now would I repent it would gladly do so for of us thut went out there Right where Assurance America When I was twenty Allan was twenty Oh auhty sobbed Ruby I am so other men had taken out any quantity S4894557 ol The Eyoaud can Overcome any Difficulty Jilustcal 0rgantratioits in force V mc how bright and srry foryou and I never never will of pay dirt our men couldnt find fivo years old Ah that can boR f bravo and bonny he was Wo wero quarrel Svlth Rby again I am going enough week after week to pay ex ¬ THE ST BERNARD CORNET DAND meets at OORBKOTEDiWiTHQLAqES the Masonic Hall every Tuesday and Friday night schoolmates together and then he went straight down to Roys office and rusk penses I tiatrftJfom ofro1tcjjTi Meetings cast to finish his education staying sev All musicians are invited to attend Ills forgiveness for all my naughtiness One day a couple of shrewd Yankees begin at 8 oclock Dah M Evaxs UNHESTRICTED cralyoars During tho tiino wo corre- ¬ Thnts rlffht Rubv nnd rerticinMr came in there and prospected around a Manatee of Band and Hall after one year sponded in a happy schoolmate fashion to bear and forebear ul a little and -- offered to buy a coupld of INCONTESTIDLTJ and whon ho returned bronzed and ways uoa uicss you acur ciutu claimS THey were snapped up too Directory bearded hut with tho same merry Itark was that tho postmans ring quick by two of our fellows who wens gleam in his brown eyes and tho samo Bun get the letters dearest and then glad of money to get back home with NONIORPEIT AHtlt kind familiar ways I felt very proud goto Roy but the stratigcrs hadnt dug down six after three ears i Sutet and of my friend inches before thoy began to turn out Tvo hours later it was a very and payable ¬ Governor John Young Drown Almost from the first day of his rethat tripped gayly homo gold nnd Ill give you my word they Lieutenant Gevernor Mitchell C Alford turn ho constituted himself my lover ward 1th one Httlo hand tucked under took two good sized fortunes out of Secretary of State John W Headley Assistant Secretary of State Edward O Leigh as well as my friend Wo always had a Hoy Elmores arm as thoy rang tho bell those two holes Meanwhile our bad Privalo Secretary to Governor Arch D Drown funny way of making helievo quarrel at her fathers door Madisonville Kentucky W1I10 for ratea and retulta tlvlnc ae luck went btralght ahead The rich Attorney General W J Hendricks when wo were schoolmates a habit we Auditor L C Noaroan Well go straight to Aunt Sylvia and find of the two strangers had put the PAUL 11 MpORE Agent iTreasnrerirS Hale dropped for a time after our engage ¬ tell her what good children wo mean to others into better spirits but It took Superintendent of Publio Instruction E Porment Rut at lust the bplnt of mischief be said Roy smiling tenderly nt Ru the heart right out of me I determined ter Thsmpson EAR LINgTON- - KYf Register Land Office- - Green D Swango possessed mc and I picked up a fuss by as they entered the house and not to btiiko another lick there When Good Work Guaranteed Henry F Duncan one day when ho said that Jcnnio Commissioner lusurance eoinmenccdllyslneain 187 turned toward Aunt Sylvias little sit- the men saw that I was determined to Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Royco was a pretty little thing I re ¬ ting room Thero sho sat with a letter go further up into tho mountains they Write for Terms Assistant Adjutant General F D Richardson torted that sho was horrid and homely between her clasped fingers and a smile traded mc a pack mule for my claim Supt Arsenal Cant David OConnell as a hedge fence Inspector Public Trusts W J Macey upon the still white face that was and loaded up and started off I had Commissioner of Aericulture Nich McDowell MORTONi Allan opened his eyes v ide for a mo ¬ tweeter than life I gone about three miles I think when I TrL tCourt BfAppcals Chief Justice W II Holt budge W S Pryor Ctfwell uennett w 11 ment and then Hplfed At least she is Oh Roy sho is dead whispered was overtaken by Jasper M ills a young nidi I h Lewi tlerk j Al Addams a lady with ayofy krnlabln disposition man bclongiug to tho gang He had Ruby Harbour fa Roy gently drew tho letter from her another pack mule and was in every Judges WH Yost jr Jos Uarbouf J 11 Urent Upon which I pouted and said it was a Librarian Mrs Mary Drown Dav ho hadnt discovered it sooner stiffening fingers pity Well way as well fixed as myself Public Printer and Binder E Polk Johnson Allan said it wasnt too late yet to Hush love Let us see what has Dcane ho shouted cheerily when ho MADlSONVIt UEr KENTUCKY aiate ueoiogisi joun k rroctor I said sho was very welcome to called her away so suddenly Inspector ot Mines C J Norwood which camo within hailing distance I just k Railroad rugates Grocery on Fleming G Commission I A Spalding w 1 suclia horrid tempered creature as ho Over Hanner Officci The two heads bent over the letter concluded Id go w 1th you That camps M Adams flung off in apparently high and read given to repairing Attention also Main Street was and hoodooed if ever a camp was Seems Madisonviiue Ky clocks Jewelry sewing machinea etc dudgeon hut secretly delighted thnt I MY Own Deau Sylvia At last In tho to mo well have better luck up tho County rj csence of death I wrlto to tell 3 ou how dear gulch had created huch a stir in his usually Judge of Circuit Court John R Grace you aro tome that never for ono moment havo calm temper B Garnett Commonwealtha Attorney I couldnt tell just at tho first min I forgotten jour sncot face Darling it has H Christy Circuit Court Clerk John Well in two or thrco days wo made been n long lonely tunc for I am almost seven- ute whether I was glad or sorry I Transacts1 General llhnking Husincss of County Court up and tho makingiup was delightful ty years old but you will noon come to mc never had been quite certain whether I lounly Attorney C J Waddill County Clerk W II Arnold Special attention gich to collections Allan seemed so much inoro fond of mo All eternity Isnt long enough to mako up for liked Juspor or hated him But he was icSherlff RC Tapp than before that I soon found an excuse tho cruel separation here Forglvo mc and a good natured kind of a fellow and Jailor Daniel Brown fcome soon to your own to quarrel again buperintendent of Schools J J Glenn 1 ALLAN BROOKnAVEN after n little I decided that I was glad ksV Coroner L D II Rodgers Hut didnt you I0V0 him aunty f f aTXyiSriTW Oh Royl sobbed Ruby how he had come So we jogged along very UAOlSTRATIS i4 asked Ruby socially uutil wo reached a point away iulckly she went away Curtail District L F Bailey E C Almon Love him child yes better than Court House District D Stodgbill T R Card Hut thank Heaven dear Ruby not up among the mountains where the inwell my life but I did not realize wliat a till she had pointed out our danger an dications were promising and there we Alias Old Joker Hanson District J W Simons I W Jones KY UiniSQNVILLII flrcbrandI yraa playing with A flre swered Roy to mako a trial It was Come sho is at rest decided Nebo District HFPorter AJ Key Charleston Dsnict4j C Lovell J R Franklin brandthut would flame up fiercely some See how peacefully she sleeps This is at least fifty miles from tho camp wo Office on Main street oppoiteNorth la still In the lead with a complete stock of Dalton District John Fitsslmoos EC Kirk Jhiy and burn away my life DoorSjt Court House f - T had left I should think and a wilder rnivt UO time to grieve for her rather to reJ rtMy mother thought it hotter for mo joice that she has made tho journey to country no mortal ever saw I believe AhVnburg District J II Benson W L Davis Kiimro District H P Hotirlaud Jas Priest to wait till I was at least twenty two the new country so easily It Is hardest with all my heart that wo wero the first 11 rox ai aariea uisirict k i aaimon years old before I married and longer to tell your father who loved her so white men that had ever seen that rvvyVvwvvyjWJvyYiiyyyvvvvV yTHOJijHHlTFORD if I would So wo had plenty of tlmo dearly Let us go In search of him country We found a kind of shelf on to indulge in our vicious habit of quar- ¬ Leslks Uriswold in Housekeeper Irri rANU TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE the mountain side though and made a Brick layer and Stone mason reling At last I had a cousin como rude hut of poles and leaves using our Tlin smallest known Insect tho ptcr from tho east a gay stylish fellow Did those trousersof mine tent for a roof und having finished that Bingo l EVRLINGTON KENTUOKY atomas putnamll a parasite of the- - ich- about my own age Harry Wayne by we went to work determined never to Mrs Bingo f t neumon is about one ninetieth of an name Father used to laugh and say Come from tho tailors No my dear but my bonnet came give up until wo had explored all that All orders receive prompt attention and inchTinHcngth team for mis- jfrom tho milliners we were a well matched Bingo savagely country 11 imMii TiK blood vessels in tho white of the chief at tyrl Well from tho first I had good luck do I care I should like to Repairing anil Roo h e satisfactory work guaranteed cyoTire so small that they do not admit soon grew PWhat Harrys cousinly attention I never saw things turn out better got know what your the llftlc red corpuscles to which the into a warmer feeling although ho OTith my trousers bonnetsBingo to do Every day my little sack of dust got meekMrs color ofjthc blood is due knew I was engaged to Allan and loved ly MADJSOWVILLE- - j Nothing my dear only tho inll fuller and rounder And strange to Old Joker has marked his goods so low I 1 sucIf geologists bo correct New Zealand him with all my heart Although Jiucr Miaiifi aimffif andDyc Worts is a fragment of a continent which sank wouldnt give Allans little finger for room is waiting to sco you in the next say right while was having suchnothcess Jasper was finding ulmost Truth bencatlrtho waters as tho new world Harrys body and boul combinod still I ing lie seemed to work hard too I Lovf CjRi Sales and Profit Small THESE MAY BE TRUE rose It is a relio of a bygono age so loved to tease and torment Allan JABL feUIjqHFIELD Manager never coud understand it lie began Insures the patrbpag of all i t V The only Laundry In the county and nono better Sufferers from neuralgia aro warned that I flirted outrageously with Uarry A FI8H dealer in Bath Me on cutting to grow moody and silent though ho In the State not to drink tea and showed tho utmost indifference to Dpen a yellow perch found eight twenty ncod not have dono it I told him over First class work done at very reasonable prices by a mcdicaljivritcr A positive guarantee but to tlrinlcf reply of eoffoo into which Allan Tho crisis came when on New penny nails in the stomach and over again thnt it was share and Agents wanted in every city town and hamlet In the juice of a lemon has been squeezed Years Harry asked mo to go a party A Philadelphia has educated a share alike between us but he Indig ¬ Hopklni and adjoining counties Addresr AtAELLEJARBINIEIUI t Tin lightest metal known is lithium five miles out in the country and I house fly to respond to a prolonged nantly refused any part of my earn JAMES L UUKCHFIELD Manager Madisonville Ky Ita specific gravity is only about one promised to go out there with him buz-z-- z which brings it from its cran- ings with One day I was digging away at a halCthat of water and of course it thinking I would rido homo ho Allan ny any time of day for its supply of had long sugar ha s littlQ use in tho mechanic and set the wedding day as floats It side hill just above tho littlo noisy artSTits chief employment being urnedi- - been teasing mo to do So when Allan flourishes at Lisbon mountain torrent when I uttered a cry li FASrjlONABtEM came round and asked mo to go to tho 111 tubtle farm Carpenter Contractor Builder Ono of tho turtles is quito intelli- of Joy and fell on my lcnecs digging llLOon travel- from tho heart through party I vdry coolly told liim I was go ¬ gent and is known as Dick It is amus- ¬ tho treasure out with ray hands I had Will take contracts for Dulldlng and Repairing thltrtcries orilinarily at tho rattj of ing with Harry when summoned tohis come upon a pocket and thero were 4 tfSrt Tf 7 and vjllt furnish allmaterlaf for same t But surely Sylvia you know I ex ing to sea him towards his owner on thrco good sized nuggets besides the Olxntt tlYQlvo inches- per seconu 11a food crawl v dSTItvlCTttSOHBEnPULLY GIVEN tjpcod thrpjigh tho capillaries is at the pected you to go with mo Allan said hearing his name called quantity of shining dust it contained Mercy cant I turn around without nuggets Jasper turned rato Ol uuxo onc nunuretiins 01 nn men Pr icc reasoniblaand saUsfacilonRuaranTeeJ A Okoroiv farmer Is raising two As I held up tho 3 your permission I cried I am sure it neraoaouil away scowling fiercely jp snop inflo yioainoiiqiinurcnHi rjtCaVHifia rit In x bo bad enough when I am tied to calves that uro being brought up to help Tf vo fliit lay downtho sun nn then will Well what of it he cried Theres thotn3elves und as it consequence re- ¬ plfieei theSjarth one inch from it that you for ifo Do let mo go with whom quire los care They are kept in a barn no need of crowing over It is there nowl telutivo distance then ifvo I please being The bitterness of his manner made Caveats and Re issues securedrVTrade Inquirethc tVUati tedwhitc answered near a well from which water Li taken aty h tdistancetoTut the near ¬ You dont havo to go ju homc Sylvia by means of ti common cistern pump me think that perhaps poverty was Marks registered and all other oatent with really pressing nnd with all ray heart itTHSnNiHUpTINGS causes in the Patent Office and before the Courts est fixed Jtar luJng thopano scale vo IMPORTEK promptly and careiully prosecuted and you aro welcome to Harrys com ¬ Tho calves havo learned to operato tho I urged him to take half of what I had Unon receipt of model or sketch of Invention I will flndtjljat Ifrauit bo placed at a dis pump raid whenever they wunt a drink pany forever I want no unwilling wife found up to this time I am satisfied and UpMrFlrst St ETansvpijftnd f 3 Kake eirefnt exkfnlhatlon - advise aa to natenta- - tnnco of clcvvuftnllcs Thank you for your gencrosityl I thoy pump It llltrfrei ofxhirge 1 5 that I did it cheerfully Wtltvt cordially Vf Tm N jw York Times tells a story of and he must have Been and I meant said with a Riy laugh butsco that you - GOSSJP Of THE FRENCH tatty aoflclK tho5nonageJfhla Hop- - fice and attention is especially called to my pet lie a eat with falsa teeth owned by William what I said He seemed that isW tpt dont come round to morrow teasing mo kins county friends ted and long established facilities for making ay to grow in a Tom prompt preliminary aearcbea for the most vigorIN France mSfch making Is a to set tho day darling mimicking his Wright of Greenwich avenue better humor then and protested ous and successful prosecution of applications or woro them for a year with apparent he needed nothing and would not that voice as well as I could patent and for attending to all business antruiied con 6IsFrarico nil postage Btafnpsvaro sold to my cariTIn the shortest possible time RejectAllan looked at mo a moment then comfort until finally they vent bak sent to a division no expected to ed caaes a apecialty ni of a battle strike it rich himself some of these I on him nt tho crltlnl p shops turned silently away For ono brief FEES MODERATE and exclusive attention atlhfe cigar 1 inj with a days he said It was about three days elven to Datent business- - Dook of information Tiniundjrtakow mutes inParU aro second I was tempted to call him back royal which ho a andadvice aoiiyeclalrierences sent without not allowed by theircmployerswear Land ask his forgiveness then I thought neighbor Thoi h j Il teeth after that I mado another find It was cnarge upon receipt mustaches They havo a tradc union It wont bo Iomr till to nieht and he was complct Iy 1 a one that almost frightened me when 1 Standard Dollers J R LITTLE V tho members of which met rmdlde will bo only too glad to mako up with I A Natura looked at it first it seemed so impos- ¬ Reason Ilowells yn fciji18rp SSpJIflioi Jn4 Atlorney and Patent Causes una tiiuii tit cldo1 that unleas this veto Wildono me then So 1 stifled my better im- ¬ Why Fattodo actresses lose Ihcltdla sible so unreal I am satisfied itwns Washington D C Dealer in and hand Milling Machinery orgunlzcTa gen- ¬ pulse and prepared for tho party in gay xnondssomuch the largest nugget that has ever been Hamilton I atte Opposite U S Patent Offire away with thoy would Me Lower First St 208 Evansvllle idfant Mention this paper spirits Upon reaching thero and not thlnks Itpasto to do so eral strike Yankee Blade found I could not believe the evl- t f mte riiu viiuniii int Presetting every second andftortli Lorda dyf orning and evening byx Elder Fall JPrajcr ineeiiogD Wdnesdayvenlng35undaTehool TlioBltterjRomanoo In AuuFSyl- every bunday morning at DjSgljt s viaa LIfo Mlr -ai 7JB A1N I gfe J THE ONLY LINE reeeliln pmentert at item- without lenic and dliagretable emni EhllTransfer aeroas tha eltv f niSis1incUft v Preaching and evening Wednesday dayraorning rr ns irnna ur iAJAtSA58THURta5- be-t-- THE ONLY LINEiwIth through carserVlce tween MEMPHIS and points loCENTRAL erenr Erat and third Snndiy mf rnlng by T N ComptonJslPrajer meetlng r evening Sunday school U7jun 1I M 9 ij L Jfcf ffl- 3 1ir 3 iqflliofrdr Uach day I said to fnvseU Jli Wlir surely Wturn to morrpy hud then I yill nslchls fonrivanessand Itcll That dimpled tho laughing heather yYhcn tho per co sung to tho summer dawrt Jblii iHfew dearlyIJoT Mm Of tho bo In tho blllovry clot or Tho montjis foljcdawallta vear prxirrwilI Cy dornibyjrpnriIvhoThI had conChy and another fear followdd Echoed his night song over jx ere Allan Hroohhaven returned td hW Somo go make V There I3 nolpre hlie the good pld loro i yoynpolja Jiomo Thcut inc lilm iicci- - Andomo toto catchbusinessingreatsteat votes tho ThplrtvctfcjtBiothcrBafoiwV i MefttanyaUho home of amutual frjirtd Till big trada Is won Wb uroiJoM uun j ct we plno again uuc as sobn as I entered tg rooja he Or election Is uoh Miroj tnatvrccioungroc o CoilsaToUsI These tftsS dollar bills onjtho pleat sso wo aroim rind dream of the cool old tlmei nrpsexcusca jnmteijrQnu ivittiout a rpr 4tfAndrtwrhira prow tpnt att fftmir 71 TiifciiTa Kn ntit fipnrmHintl AvithilmmhX i M fhO women lo vo church as we know ir AtftBOwoear old ttreumatrftji tMtLliiFTHtain 2r- r uin i - Ithoueht V Zm 1 jiur gn mv j a 6inif ifur Bjw MV heart - With a cry for Jasper I sprang up nnd grappled with tho robber With an oath ho pushed a pistol against my breast and fired By the flash I saw that it was Jasper himself and then all was dark ness and I knew nothing How long I lay there unconscious I never knew When 1 woke I was lying in a pool of blood that had flowed till it could flow no more and had coagulated and final- ¬ denco of my own senses and stood JIM GOT A NEW SILK HAT there holding it up nnd looking at it in He Sanjr Annie Rooney on a Chicago a dazed sort of way until Jasper called Corner Without Attracting Attention out Ill bet you a new silk hat that I can Hello Bu thats something worth stand at Madison and State streets any while I I was pleased with my good fortune Saturday afternoon and sing Littlo volco at but nfter all I didnt thfnk of it and go Annie Rooney tho the top of my many attention of as crazy over it ns some men would I and not nttract thrco persons had never slept sounder In my life than asThey were dining in a down town I did that night with my treasure under my head But at last even In my restaurant a young Chicagoan whoso sound sleep came an uneasy dream namo may bo Jim and his Now England Georges first cousin It that something was crawling under my ivisit to Ocorgc andwas had expressed Chicago iiq pillow and after awhile I waked with a start to find some one trending over himself delighted with all tho marvels he had seen They wero talking about me nnd a hand under my pillow wino crowds stealthily feeling for my hard won ChicagoJim mado and sipping their state ¬ tho foregoing when treasures ment Ut heaven away on yonder r J hHlnbylCIonlyirnOwff TutTa fWOurmcntt piertftacSlykgow Or else from thelrTtwo guish oft tho moment I sank halfOf mothcrs ludawe -- lykdriedv- - iitif HEmSsTstS3gED ¬ lle oooa uti A De asiKSir ¬ ¬ MU jl rt ¬ ¬ ¬ obgertctorij ¬ vSsRS7 wmKjr lQUJTECtlFE efSXACEWQfeiY it m tsk irlaTn 1 1 i- i4r u Surplus Liabilitsrpc ¬ ¬ i J r it L H LHiLjj - - y Contractor Ul Mtej 1lettnirrfs i PAGEl- Cfhfbu The wound won giving meap6hy1Famll was suffering tho most intolerable thirst I saw nothing- before mo but to lie thero and die by inches for I was sure that Jasper had fled and I was all alone in this solitude It was daylight broad daylight I had been there twelve hours nt least perhaps twenty four And now boys began ono of the most horrible experiences of my life I have never been able to look back on it without a shudder Thero come times to somo of us you know when we grow old in a littlo while That was one of tho times I was lying there half dead and wishing I could die tho other half when I heard a step I thought at first perhaps it was Jasper and I felt sure he would finish killing mc and that would bo a good thing Then I wondered idly if it were some of tho boys who had wandered from tho camp below And then all at once I became conscious that it was not a mans step at all but tho step of some animal Around and around the house it went Whenever it passed tho wall near which I was lying it stopped and sniffed at the cracks Everything was o deathly still that I could hear Its heavy breathing And I lay still while that horrible unseen creature went around and around tho cabin But after all I didnt have to wait so long It merely seemed long becauso there was such an agony of waiting The door of the cabin was mado of small poles riveted together with wooden pins Ifliad been drawn shut but not fastened Slowly It began to move Something was pushing against it from the outside Directly it gave way and came open with a jerk and in tho doorway appeared the head and shoul- ¬ ders of a grizzy bear I hnd made up my mind to die but not In that horrible fashion The mere thought of it almost made mc swoon but I did not swoon I lay there instead while the bear tho largest one 1 havo ever seen slowly drew itself into tho cabin and walked about the floor cnifllng here and there as it went and mounting upon its haunches to drag down a piece of meat from a shelf und quietly devoui ¬ lvasjtttejrlyunablo totStlr Why what do you mean asked tho Yankce cousin Just what I say that I can yell Little Annie Rooney at Stato and Mad ¬ ison streets Saturday afternoon and that there will lie suck a crowd and roar that not asmany as three persons will pay any attention to mc whatever Pshaw I dont boUcvo it Til tako the bet TbCjunext Saturday afternoon tho oang mcri ttradetheir wajtdthe cor ner in question It was rather late Tho shoppers and clerks and type- ¬ writers nnd laborers wero hurrying homo Newsboys whisked about the sidewalks yelling as loud as they could carcttcs rumbled by street car bells jangled and the cablo gongs kept up a steady din and tho pavements gavo out one great roar of resonance from tho hundreds of wheels that rolled over tho granite blocks George was game It was clear that he had never seen tho HUo before but ho got close to Jims ear and shouted Go ahead old man Jim sang tho first stanza ore rotundo and when ho camo to tho chorus he threw his head back and yelled at the top of his voice Shes ray sweetheart Im her beau Shes my Annie Im her Jo Soon c marry never to part -11 Littlo Aunio llooncy is my sweetheart One old man who was flung against the singer by tho hurrying crowd looked at him in an annoyed way and moved on and a hot tomaie man who had come to tho corner for his nights work viewed tho young fellow critically an instant und then began his monotonous cry No 0110 else in tho swaying stream of humanity as much as looked to ono side or the other In true Chicago style they went straight toward their various destinations Chicago Jim wears a new tile Tribune ¬ ABOUT DOGS j p Afficial It ¬ ¬ JOHN E r W - BANKERS re DENTISCTS W I L- HOFFMAN ¬ iiiiirwffSSiri TMD Walker I k l9rMapfi ng--p- D ENTIST lit ¬ ¬ J ¬ It seemed an age before it noticed mc an age during which I endured more tortures than ever went into a similar length of time before But at last it turned und camo toward me and I closed my eyes I can scarcely tell you about it My heart almost stops beating when I think of It That huge muzzlo nosing over my face and neck that hot breath on my check tho whole ponderous form stepping over me and smelling and nosing from the other side And at last came the supreme moment He grasped my arm and was just starting to drag me to the door when thero arose the sound of voices a little w ay off Never in all my life had I heard such blessed sounds The grizzly dropped his prey and rushed out at the door Twenty shots wero fired into his body and he fell In full sight of where I lay Tho next moment theycamo pouring in the boys from the camp and they were all about me and I was crying like a baby and could not say a word It all came out then Jasper had gone down to the old camp with both the pack mules und had told them that the indications wero fairly good up our way but that I had taken the fever and died and 1 o couldnt bear to stay When he went on saying that ho was off for Denver tho boys packed up and started for our camp Just in time If they had come ten minutes later I wouldnt be hero to day 1 had hard work pulling through as it was Jasper Oh ho was killed by a Mexican before he got to Denver The Mexican disappeared and the nugget with him and no one knows where it is now Denver CoL Cor St Louis Qlobe Democrat Husband Paterfam You scoundrel why did you elope with my daughter New To avoid the insufferable fuss and nonsense of n society wedding Paterfamilias beamingly Thank heaven my daughter has got Yankee a sensible husband anyhow A Sensible ¬ Different Opinions of tho Ladles Respect ¬ ing Cnnlnes There is a great dlTurenco of opinion on tho subject of dogs By somo peo- ¬ ple they are admired and fondled and potted und havo collars around their ticck and embroidered blankets for their backs aud they He on the ladys pillow nud tako their siestas on tho lounge and arc members of tho family Tho fint question in coming into tho house after a rido is Where Is Spot Others abhor dogs Tho innocent ca- ii ma jniiujj but biuuaiiuiu mu web They go with emphatic Get out with their heads down all their days oucc in awhile lifting a timid eye to a passef by but then as if to atone for the outrnge giving a yelp of repentanco and darting down the road One half the dogs you see bear tho marks of ¬ ilias furiously ¬ ¬ humiliation They never saw a lone till ull tho meat was picked off and no sooner did they And the gill of a bchead chicken und had gone under ho shed for a noonday repast than they wero howled away They have had bpllt sticks on their tall and tin pans ap- ¬ pended the wholo bevy of boys shout- ¬ ing as tho miserable cur went down tho Ho frisked up street pleasantly to greet a sweet lady as sho came to the gate and the damsel shtieked as if she hod been massacred and threw herself into tho arms of her friends as soon as the door was opened That horrid dog What crying chance havo dogs at respectability Who wonders that tney steal sheep Talmage The Princes and the Hat Lately the little sous of tho emperor of Germany wero shown tho mysteries of a chapcau claque or crush hat Shortly afterward in the anteroom of their father they found a tall hat and immediately desired to test their skill in shutting it up Being- an ordinary hat and without the claque mechanism it naturally refused to shut At last ono littlo prince growing Impatient said to liis brother Sit on it Fritzchen Fritz obeyed thero followed n loud crack and a roar of laughter from tho authors of the mischief The emperor sent out to ask the cause of tho disturb- ¬ ance Pointing to tho crushed hat the young crown prince replied with a The obstinate- - thing military salute wouldnt shut at first but among us wo managed to make it change its mind The wrecked hat was replaced by a new one which tho owner will doubtless keep as a souvenir of a very amusing episode in tho life of his countrys fu ¬ ture head Manchester Times rattle-tc-bang - ¬ ¬ ¬ Blade LITERARY NOTES jrf H1 ¬ ¬ - frwmm immr HMeraWflQV V Tin btory of the obelLk Cleopatras needle brought from Egypt id placed in Central park New York h been written inclusive of a translation of the inscriptions upon it A LondontR stole an old book vnlued at four hundred dollarb being a copy of tho first edition of Burns It was his second offense and he was sentenced to tvt elvc months of hard labor Paris is to have a new paper pub- ¬ lished in English with theosophy nnd occultism ns Its specialty and an American woman Mrs J lorenco Oray is to bolts editor Boston Journal Fon nearly forty years Lord Tenny son has had a pension from the British government of 1000 a year The poet has derived no personal advantage from the pension however for he has de voted the whole of It to the relief of authors In distress LINES FROM LONDON ¬ - ¬ kJ i JrA n i igj UEMRS ¬ Xeedless Alarm Dangerous things look cafe and safe things look dangerous The trouble Is all in tho beholders eye as the common expression is An Englishman was on a voyago to Spain Ships were flying by of varying shape rig and color One the English- ¬ man noticed was bearing slowly down toward him with her cargo piled on deck half way up tho masts What How could sho hope could sho be laden in this way to live out tho faint-¬ est suspicion of a gale The English traveler waa considera- ¬ bly exercised about her Something surely ought to bo dono to mako such rascally deck loading illegal and im- ¬ possible He scanned tho vessel with his gloss The breeze was light but fhe rode buoyantly At last a sailor cleared up tho mystery Why sir ho said bluntly shes only a coaster leaded with cork Youths Companion AMERICAN WOMEN ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ Steam Engines Ten railroads center in London London has electric flro engines The Hank of England covers nearly three acres Peaches of excellent quality from Africa are sold in tho London markets at high prices About three hundred organ gTinders arrive in London every Juno from Italy and leave again about October Tiiouoh Wales Is deteriorating and even tho languago is dying out there is a colony of 50000 Welshmen in London Ansonia Conn has been given a drinking fountain by Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes in memory of Ann Sencll of England the author ot Black Beauty There were forty eight men and ono woman in the graduating class in tho college of pharmacy Northwestern uni- ¬ versity and the woman Viola Griswold took the first prize Dr Mittif Haley of Virginia ono of tho nine women reccuily graduated by the Pennsylvania college of dental surgery has been appointed resident dentist at tho Williamson school 1 X r BEE KaWr pP -- -- - iBLISHINS COMPANY Poiloffice l EatllnEtoo Second natter J the SUBSCRIPTION strictly In One Six Monthi RATES Si oo 50 Yr idrince J Three Mortht J Sinjle Copict Specimen copies mulled free on application wanted in all pru of the Corretpondenu ccuntr Address ns for particulars RATES OF ADVERTISING ft 00 One square 6rst insertion so Each subsequent Insertion Uliplaj advertisements for long periods con tracted for at special rales Ifteal Notices 3 cents per line Marriage birth and death notices inserted free Obituary notices will be charged j cents per line -All advertisements at regular rates must lake the run of the paper Extra positions will ttglt en only when arranged for by special con ic set idrss all communications to y THE BEE Earlirigton Ky W R PRATT THOS N BLACK EDITORS THURSDAY MAY 36 1892 The gobeluns fo Tom Perm get you ef ye dont watch out 11 Im New York Sun has discovered that As yet the Cleveland is not a Democrat Sun has failed to state what it has found Hill to be 1iie new election lavs will be found when put into practice to be very rigid So they should be and besides should be rpected and carried out to the last letter The Prohibition party of Hopkins county acknowledging Almighty God as the source of all power in government do hereby declare First that the manufacture importation transportation and sale of alcoholic liquors as a beverage be made publiu crime and be punished as such Second that any form of license taxation of the liquor traffic is contrary to good government that any part which supports regulation license or taxation enters into alliance with such traffic and becomes the actual foe of the States welfare and that we arraign the Republican and Demo cratic parties for their persistent attitude in favor of the licensed iniquity where they oppose the demands of the people for pro- ¬ hibition and through open complicity with the liquor cause defeat the enforce- ¬ ment of laws Third that the right of suffrage rests on no mere circumstances of race sex or nationality Fourth Recognizing and declaring that prohibition of the liquor traffic becomes one of the dominant issues in national politics we invite to full party fellowship all those who on this dominant issue are with us agreed in the full belief that this party can and will remove sectional differ ¬ ences and insure the best welfare of our entire land unanimously were The resolutions adopted The chair then by request of the con vention appointed the following delegates POINTERS POLITICAL to attend the State convention at Louis ¬ C T Wells B H ville on June 1 and 2 Hall W W Nisbit Robert Orton John Ruby Rev J T Cherry Rev A L T UltlEF ACCOUNT OF THE DEMOCRATIC Allen Laffoon Mrs C T Wells Goad STATE CONVENTIONS and Mrs Fannie Slayton The secretary was then instructed to furnish a copy of the proceedings of the Utah Republicans Endorse Harrison Illinois convention to each one of the county papers and Southern Journal and request Republicans All Right Georgia them to publish the same Knifes Hill Other On motion tne convention adjourned Allen Laffoon Secretary News cess and I am satisfied that neither can carry this state Mr Cleveland is not a vote stronger than he was in 188S and if anything he is weaker I believe the nomination of either Cleveland or Hill These by the Democrats would be folly utterances need not be ignored It is irre sistable logic and nobody realizes it more painfully than the Democratic press some ot the members of which are denouncing Watterson as a traitor to his cause Wat terson foresees the defeat of his party should either Cleaveland or Hill receive the nomination and in his attempt to warn Democracy is violently attacked by his brother editors The Republicans not only have a similar view to this great journalist in regard to the candidates mentioned but alike to any Democrat who Verily may secure the the nomination Democracy is in a sad plight Consterna tion exists wilhin her ranks and there seems to be no available candidate at hand That Western man has failed to develop Cleveland and Hill are contending for supremacy and we are led to exclaim through a sense of pity poor old Democracy I ¬ ¬ Ky THE NATIONAL GAMfi Ctootrtisrmtnts ¬ UriUtuitnt - ¬ Local base ball is not very actke at pre sent Two calls have been made for 1 meeting of the Elipse but this noble organization has failed to meet and organize for the sea son and hence is in a disorganized state The Baileys are a trifle more enthusi astic and have made repeated attempts to make a date with the Hop Laurel of Hopkinsville No definite time has betn agreed upon and we can therefore mate no an nouncement of the game in this issue Looking over the professional field we find that Louisville has taken a side down the inclined plane and is gradually losing her hold They are down to fifth place The Spiders from Cleveland re spin ning their web around fourth plate The Cbicagoes under the direction of their matchless captain Anson are rising like the mercury in a thermometer on a July day and threatening the first round of the ladder of base ball fame Boston is play ing superb ball Brooklyn is jot putting up a bad game while St Louis and Baltimore are struggling for last place ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE EARLINGTON KENTUCKY I I 1 v- ¬ 1 J I IT 1 I IAC-tI-1 I VrI V I I I v Ss - 1 I I -- w v Svj I - AND DEALERS IN Patent DRUGGISTS JVIediGines anil Perfumery TILL BOOKING t ORIBFLETS The Eclipse should organize Berry has not been seen since that Louisville trip The Bee ill be glad to hear Irom ad joining clubs Address Madisonville office Sixteen runs were made off Licdsay in the first inning of thellopkinsville Guthrie game Anson has a new player who will at pre sent remain at home being only a few weeks old Father Anson also has three daughters It seems that both Owensboro and Hen derson will enter the contest for tue 100 prize offered by the Fair company for the best ball club ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tootb and Paint Brushes IPetirat enntci Oils COMPOUNDED PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY IKE DAVIS Stable MINING BEES Dan Umstead is recovering from his late THE MODEST KENTUCKIAN severe burns Says John G Carlisle Seeing that you have no correspondent Business called Secretary Atkinscn to St With a soft swest smile at this place and believing that your many Louis last Friday Remindful of bees in a bonnet readers would like to hear from their Co first commenced shipping dont seek the place Stull Vspirant D B Hill of New York has neighbors we drop you a few items to let run of mines last week But Ill enter the race we still live the busy world know that lost confidence in Tammany and himself If my partv insist upon it The St Bernard Company report an move and breathe the air and that Crab The trail leading to the Wnite House he increase of coke orders for the past week tree stands right side up with care Outs at Reasonable Rates 8PKCIAL ATTKNTION Poor wrecked W D Caviness has returned from bis First Class Turn has lost lost forever The Democrats of Oklahoma in convenPAID TO Saturday was pay day annual fishing trip and says be had poor mortal J MY RIGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY -- Si tion assembled denounced the McKinley TRAVELING MKN Work has been remarkably good so far success this trip ¬ aj ISAAC DAVIS Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot Polk Lt ffoons name as editor and pub- ¬ bill endorsed the administration of Cleve- this season Nine men were killed in a cavcrin in a Montana mine last week The accident lisher stands at the head of the Weekly land and favored the free and unlimited Some of our debators are improving was unavoidable Enterprise of Sheffield Ala This fact is coinage of silver wonderfully Col Wood for the present has severed known to but few of his Hopkins county The colored population had a festival his connection with the coke force and has Ward Headley of Madisonville is an friends Saturday night joined the improvement company announced candidate for Democratic elecOne of the St Bernard coal loaders stole The Rev Cox of Madisonville preached It is a matter only of opinion Mr tor from this Congressional district a march on the other boys last week by here Friday night Cleveland as far as his nomination and getting morning and Bro L Jackson conducted a protracted going toup at 2 oclock in the election is concerned thinks his chances work Always on band a full and complete stock ot Virginia Democracy sends an uninstruct meeting here last week Mr cd delegation to Chicago good and that he is sure to win Several of our prominent coal and coke DRUGS AND MEDICINES The Ilsley Debating Club is a positive manufacturers and dealers made a trip to Wallerson on the other hand has a con success and has come to stay PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES Alabama last week to inspect the coke in ir iry opinion and frerly expresses it Col John B Castleman has announced The wet weather is a damper on picnics dustries in that State PAINTS AND OILS will retire from the chairmanship moonlights and frozen victual business Business called Foreman Robinson of Ime Third Congregational District has that he And everything else known to tbe trade the Empire mines down here lasi week of the Democratic State Central Committer Ob yes we are getting there We will He is interested in the construction of seviwu aspirants in the Republican party for physicians prescriptions Cartfull fjompounbtb have the electric light and street cars soon eral new buildings here Congressional honors Hon A D Jame The Republican Territorial Convention II E White John Harland and a party of Muhlenberg and H J Petrie of Todd An effort is being made by eastern coal county Both of thm in turn will prob of Utah was held at Salt Lake May 18 went fishing last week with the usual result dealers to increase the price of bituninous The Sunday school has been reorganized coal the complaint being made that the ably fall by the wa side as the district is The administration of President Harrison price is too low to prove profitable to them C G Goodwin and G W with an attendance of over forty scholars too Democratic to suggest even a Republi was endorsed A recent test made in California shows Allen were elected delegates to the MinneMiss Ella Harland attended a birthday cs n victory that peach stones burn as well as coal party at Mrs Palmers St Charles Satur- gives out more heat in proportion to apolis convention day weight They are sold at the rate sf 15 Hon W T Ellis seems to have an Miss Ellen Harland collected about nine per ton The Democratic delegates from South open field in his race for re nomination dollars for the Sunday school one day last The Kentucky miner at the present Here and there are signs of discontent on Carolina go to Chicago uninstructed week time is apparently enjoying a season of of his vote for the speakership account The Rev Taylor of Earlington dis ¬ prosperity as we hear of no trouble but so far there has been no organized opNorth Carolina Democrats denounce coursed to a large congregation here last throughout the State between them and the operators position Mr Ellis still has a strong hold Cleveland and send an uninitructad dele Sunday E F Wickham a prominent coal and on his party in this district and will prob gation to Chicago Miss Hattie Brazier of Hopkinsville Is coak agent of St Louis was here last atly be renominated without opposition teaching a pay school here and has a good week He handles the St Bernard coke attendance and reports trade in that fuel in a healthy The Democratic State convention of iViiats the matter with the Adtertiser Tennessee meets in Nashville to day Walter Wright and wife and Mrs Lee condition Salmon were in Earlington and MadisonIt has this to and Mr Henry Watterson q Congress is now making inquiries in reville last Saturday gard to the great Reading coal dea con say of him Mr Watterson is still of the Georgia Hill supposed Southern Our fishermen are a bonanza for the fish summated some time ago Politics is the opinion that Cleveland cant be President cause of our legislatures making funny But we are glad to say that a majority of stronghold did not instruct her delegation They the fish cot a square meal for once moves sometimes Go again boys the fish enjoy it and like to to Chicago the voters of the United States cant see as Henry C Frick the Pittsburg coke and see you come Mr Watterson does Once upon a time iron magnate is said to be very wealthy The Califona Democratic convention Superintendent R M Salmon is taking and to have acquired his immense fortune rjLj Wattersons opinions amounted to some adjourned j 9AiammTvmvxrTTibmii with three cheers for Cleve- a uetiucu interest in auairs social ana me by securing a monopoly of tne coke bust thing in Kentucky but they dont go now Let the ness about Pittsburg land and eight of the fourteen delegates result is a decided improvement good work go on Bamsley miners are to b congratulated are instructed to vote for the cx president he Blaine movement is again being exSquire R J Salmon looks very much upon the noble step they took last Saturday cited He is said to have agreed to accept interested when some of our young couples night in the organization of a Good The National Convention of Republican go by Hurry up Jack the Squire wants Templars lodge This kind of a lodge is a th nomination conditionally were it ten great blessing to any mining town when Opposite Coat House dered to him Should Blaine receive the league clubs will likely meet in New York to keep in practice It looks as though they kept a better ar- ¬ the proper interest is manifested the domination at Minneapolis he will City instead of Buffalo as formerally an It is useless for miners who are on a nounced and the date will be changed ticle of molasses aud vinegar at Dawson sweep the country like a meteoric flash than they do at the company store as the strike in other states to warn the miners from June to the last week of August However the probabilities are that Harri here not to seek work there because our jugs all go to Dawson after pay day miners are satisfied to let well enaugh sou will be renominated and the election As a humorist in debate Deacon Gray alone and they do not roam around and net November will be a repetition of that Ex Gov Blackburn favors Gorman and is a success He can make them all laugh interfere where no profit can be gained Boies as the National Democratic ticket hich occurred in S8 Protection vs free trade would be a good The Green River has subject and will doubtless be discussed made an assignment Coal Company has About 60000 soon Republican convention at Hender he been spent in the development of this mine According to Gov Fifer Illinois Repub son selected Hon George H Towery of licans are well organized for Mr Buckingham the Earlibgtoa the coming sentative of the Sperry Electric repre- and it is hard that they have to throw up Light the sponge The bond holders it is Dixon as elector for the Second district contest and Power Company accompanied by W thought will take charge of the mine and Mr Tower is a capital speaker with a F Anderson were the guests of R M operate it wide range of information on political Benefits of the McKinley Tariff Salmon on Sunday Reports from the mining town of Bonair questions When the campaign opens he From the London Times That much tried law suit of C H Wood Tenn state that a huge land slide threat will be ready to meet his opponents in joint ens to tumble that town down hill The To the Editor ot the Times Sir As ruff vs Boy Alexander for the possession discussion On the tariff the silver ques doubtless you are aware a census is being of a house and some land will have another recent heavy rains has so thoroughly wet Eminent counsel the few feet of soil upou the solid rock tion and other leading topics he will be taken in the United States of the industrial hearing next Saturday from Dawson has been retained on both upon which the town is built that it is found extremely well posted sliding down results of the McKinley tariff and its suc- ¬ sides noticing the The Boston Transcript cess in establishing new industries and II R Bourland Esq of this county bringing increased death of Samuel D Barnes of New York ST CHARLES opportunities for emtells the following story In 1836 he dis was selected by the Peoples Party convenployment to the working classes The first covered the proper way to use coal as a tion 33 their candidate for elector in this returns Mrs Dr Finley hasnt been enjoying the fuel have just been collated They best of health In that year a boat load of it was A few nights ago she had district Mr Bourland is a farmer but is show that in brought to Sixth street East River It the last eighteen months no a severe attack of heart trouble wide awake on the current issues of the could not be sold The owner of the cargo fewer than 127 new factories have been Druggist Geoking will soon have his soda finding it worthless to him told Mr Barnes day He has several times been before the established and fifty three old ones ex fount doing service It is there you can to take it In studying over the matter he people having been the delegate from panded was stuck with the idea of having a grate Four well known English textile slake your thirst and stand treat Hopkins to the ste Constitutional Conven- firms have moved like affair made of iron in his factory so as the whole or a portion Little Bob White has a remarkable to secure circulation of air for the burnng tion He is doullless the strongest man of their plant across the Atlantic and many memory It even dates back to the time ccal It was found highly successful that could hate been selected by bis party of the most skilled fcL lfc hands from the tinplate when he and his Uncle Barton were play- Then his invention of a sheet iron box to mates Their present ages are respective- inclose this was made He never patented mills in South Wales have have emigrated ly two years and twenty one doubled he Democratic party has elected but either of these inventions however With such results attended by the notaont President in thirty six years and it ble increase in Squire Foxs sawnill has been kept movThere is something wrong with our laws the American export trade ing right along Considerable sawed lumwouldnt have elected him if the people Siiilohs Catarrh Remedy A marvelcontrasting with the continuous decline in ber has been shipped from this point and 1 when native born citizens can be thrown out of employment by the tactics pursued had known early enough that he had such British exports and the daily record of di- large quantity of material is being used in as related below whereby thousands of ous cure for Catarrh Diphtheria Canker With each bottle opinions as he ultimately made public mouth and Headache minishing employment for English Welsh building several new houses adjoining the American miners are displaced yearly by there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the Does the same party wish to try the ex town aliens whose only object in coming is gain more successful treatment of these com- and Scotch artisans the hope is small if periment of 1884 over again If so not nil of the early The carpenter shop and blacksmith shop and without desire to become naturalized taints without extra charge Price 50c reduction of the tariff and take part in the upbuilding of Ameri Governor Patlison of Pennsylvania would old by St Bernard drug store Earling- ¬ which has further secured in many mar are both in need of new roofs Their can enterprises Chicago May iC thrifty occupants are fearful of sunstroke ton and Geo King St Charles Ky be an available man The progress of a kets an advantage for American over the coming summer and are offering up Immigration Inspector S C Osborne of Paltison campaign will have a peculiar and British goods under the reciprocity clause prayers nightly that they may have shelter New York is in the city on business He paiuful attraction for old line Democrats has finished an investigation among tbe The Labor Correspondent will soon have a from the sun and rain coal fields of Pennsylvania regarding the more rueful tale to tell than the idleness at Dr Grahams bicycle came in too close alien labor employed at tbe mines and Having just opened at this Hon Tiios S Pettit candidate for the present time of 14000 skilled workers proximity with one of our business men says that but 5 per cent of the miners are place --I Congress on the Peoples Partj platform is in only nineteen trade the result of which both went down a Saddle and Harness We citizens The balance are poles Italians unions comprising are happy to state that with the exception Slavs and Hungarians The mine own- shop with a full line of sad- ¬ a gentleman of large experience in public 252000 workers The first chapters are of lacerated feelings no one was hurt nor ers he said to day can get all the foreign affairs He is now a member of the Legis- now being painfully of every description learned in many a very much frightened laborers they want without violating the dlery lature from Daviess county and has been home in Yorkshire Lancashire South Tip Angling one of our most reliable alien contract labor law Whenever a which I offer for sale as cheap active and conspicuous during ths whole Wales Glasgow A remedy fishermen while returning home from a mine owner desires more men be goes to and Dundee I session To expect him to be a drone dur is ready when fishing expedition in company with four or bis agent or broker and tells him to secure as can be bought elsewhere the people awake p pi The agent goes among respectfully five friends about a week ago met with a gang of miners ing the coming campaign is to place a false solicit your cus- ¬ I am sir jours faithfully what came near being a very serious acci- tne foreign miners and secures trom them tom H estimate upon the man On the contrary filled on Orders for work C E Howard Vincent dent He was jolted off the wagon one the names of any of their friends across he will be found a splendid organizer a Carlton Club April 22 wheel passing over his shoulders His the water who are desirous of coming to short notice Special attention ready debater and a person well advised legs became so entangled in the wheel that America Steamship tickets costing 1250 it was necessary to first take the wheel off each are given to tbe miners and they are given to repairing on public questions PROHIBITION CONVENTION Gower G to release him One more turn and per- ¬ told to send them to their friends Thus haps his last fish story would have been arc the foreigners brought over without Hon John W Lanclev a rising young Thc Prohibitionists of Hopkins any trouble and without violating the law Count sleet told He was about next day and with Republican in the eastern part of the the exception of bruises was as pert as The miners are supposed to get good April showers make May flowers and Adopt Resolutions and Instruct Dele wages but by a system of fines and wet feet make bad colds but Lightning State is completely vindicated from ths ever gates to Louisville Convention charges the amount actually received is Cough Drops wilfchre any cough hoarse ¬ charge that he had accepted a bribe for very small Deafness Cannot Be Cured ness pr croup Mr Jno Casey ZeniaW favoring a certain railroad bill while a The Prohibition Va Lightning Cough Drops is party of Hopkins by local applications as they cannot reach says member of the last legislature The dam county met in To Our Subscribers something wonderful I do not think there convention in the court the diseased portion of the ear There is ag suit of 100000 brought by him house in The special announcement which ap- - is any medicine in tbe world that will give Madisonville on Saturday May only one way to cure Deafness and that is Will do all that is against his accuser John C C Mayo has 21 and was nmn limp inri an better satisfaction Deafness is nparH in nHrrnlnmn called to order by R S Hill by constitutional remedies For sale by all dealers caused by an inilammed condition of the nouncing a special arrangement with Dr claimed for it just been settled in the Johnson circuit who was made permanent chairman of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube B J Kendall Co of Enosburgh Falls Vt court the defendant Mayo confessing meeting Prayer by Rev J R Bcotb When this tube gets inflammed you have a publishers of A Treatiseon tbe Horse and Facts judgment for the full amount which The convention proceeded by electing rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and his Diseases whereby our subscribers were There is not a better equipped printing Langley remitted except enough to pay Allen when it is entirely closed Deafness is the enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable Laffoon secretary The chair apresult and unless the inflammation can be work free by sending their address to B J office than this in tbe county nor is there the costs of the suit Mr Langley is a pointed a committee on resolutions as taken out and this tube restored to its nor- Kendall Co and enclosing a two cent one in the State turning out printing straightforward gentleman and is filling at follows Rev A L Goad Robert Orton mal condition hearing will be destroyed stamp for mailing same is renewed for a superior to that executed in this office present an important government position Our rates are the lowest All in need of Jobn T Ruby Mrs Fannie Slayton and forever nine cases out of ten are caused by limited period We trust all will avail first class printing no matter where you at Washington Mrs Ashley Holliman who retired to pre- - catarrh which is nothing but an inflammed themselves of the opportunity of obtaining are or what particular kind of printing you condition of the mucuous surfaces this valuable work To every lover of the Henry Wattekson is said to be the pare the same In their absence the con- Wc will give One Hundred Dollars for Horse it is indispensaole and it treats in a want you will do us a favor and yourself author of these words That the nomina vention was addressed by Rev N F Gill any case of Deafness caused by catarrh simple Tianner all tbe diseases which afflict a kindness by writing us for prices and V Its phenomenal sale giving minute details of work wanted tion of either Cleveland or Hill it Chicago of Nashville Tnn in a strong and im that cannot be cared by Halls Catarrh thisjioble animal pressive speech at thelosep which the Cure Send for circulars free throughout tbe United States and Canada would be suicidal under existing conditions committee on ref ihtloai cade the follow-Try tbe Paragon Ham Best on earl make it a standard authority Mention this F I Cheney Co Toledo O New York is essential to Democratic uc- - ing report SO Sold by Druggists 75c For sale at all leading groceries paper when sending for Treatise 1 ¬ ¬ CRABTREE NOVELTIES - IN - SEASONABLE GOODS ARRIVING DAILY DRUGGIST MortonH Ojp PCy SAND BEN T ROBINSON itBaHlilii i 1 ¬ ¬ PLUCK ie GRIT ¬ Our Immense Stock Elegant Selections and LOW PRICES Draw the Crqwds -- ¬ 1 TTl ¬ ¬ to Buy Figrtat Tine Grit to Sell Figlnt Tlrxe Sand to Do Right IPlxj ole SfssHAVE MADE THEsss -- BJ OILJFl- - ¬ ¬ ¬ Summer 3 ¬ ¬ ElrlSs 8H0E Dess t Goods V ¬ STORE Buy one of our BEAUTIFUL FANS ¬ Try our comfortable Oxford Ties i Madisonville Kentucky - r r- - ¬ ¬ HAVE YQfl WORN JFHE ¬ FOOTWERR AND FURJ1I8HING ¬ ¬ ¬ HEADQUARTERS Peerless -- H ose - ¬ ¬ ¬ CTr i O IF NOT TRY THEM AT ONCE I ¬ ¬ ¬ rvV ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The hot weather calls tor LIGHT CLOTHING We have an Elegant Line Everything Seasonable and PHces that sell everytime ¬ NOTICE jail a ¬ j CO s ¬ d J 2 i W j j J Oall GL xd BxzQirxairl J ¬ h- - 2 5 2 w 3 340Mo Ho fit BIS MADISONVILLE nVni rt1- rsi ¬ ¬ J WW O TV - ¬ rt i -- ft r ¬ -- u 3 y ORRPIVl Ml IH if 54iijB V 5f I-- - - il - V ww j jlVkU zssm i - M rr Tty HELD UP DAYLIGHT I Sjj 3ttbusru THURSDAY MAY a6 33ee ipc tEljciuc 1892 SQUIHC DOCKEUY HOUBEIriN I f l ATXORTOXVILLE i x r Two Ncjjrocs Jcsie Ridley and Dud Casey Do the Business and nre Captured and Placed In lall Abney Dockery one of the old est residents in the Southwestern part of tIiiscounlyrwhiIeatNortonville on Friday last was met by two negroes Jesse Ridley and Dud Casey who covered the old man with a pistol and threatened him with in- L N TIME TABLE slant death if the money ho possessed was not turned over to them Mr Dockery KOtTII i Mall a m had only a small sum about his person 1114 pm seven or eight dollars which ho gave them Nlht Eiprctt Bvansvllla Accomodation 8ooa m Cto p m As soon as he recovered from the shock Irovldente and Madlaonrllle brought on by the violent attack of these aoVTH Mall jjj p m two toughs Mr Dockery telegraphed to Nlxlil Kipren 328 am this point for help to run down his 600 p lu Kvantvllle Acccnodatlnn ¬ f Squire i - Uncle Amos Dishop one of our best citizens is very low with pneumonia Miss Ella Pratt who has been in Providence for a few days returned Tuesday Misses Moore and Stroud of Mublenburg county visited friends in the city last week Miss Maud Wynne a student of Dethel College Hopkinsville visited Miss Birdie Jcrnagan Saturday Misses McMullin and Seymour and O A and W J Nisbct attended the bop at Earlington Saturday night Miss Lizzie English was suddenly called home on account of illness of her mother She left for Birmingham Ala Sunday Dr W P Ros accompanied her as far to Nashville ¬ ¬ ¬ r Kellglous and Social tTtt tdlionvllle itiot Vrovldenco and arrives FRANK HENDERSON 743 am Agent MAIN THAINS EAST M V N N IINE Leave Nortonvlllc 1143 a m 213 a m 4 13 p m jr 1 i tt- - i X Rfc- A Fruitless Search Late Sunday Marshal J T Barnctt was Henderson SJ 643 0 30 Ar Ar j oo i35 summoned by telegraph to go to Nortonrrlncelon 300 610 Lv a m pm ville to assist in the capture of Major Hen IP m am drix the desperate negro who has been in hiding in that neighborhood sinco bis attempt to destroy the lives of bis four LOCAL Mrs months old child and his Richard Gilmorc the 7th inst He was Newt lotes - Personal Paragraphs and reported as being seen Sunday evening but on scouring the country his hiding Other Doings at Home Worthy place was not discovered Mr Barnett reof Special Mention turned home a disappointed man The negro is1 wanted In Tennessee as well as here He has proved himself an artful Picnics are full ripe dodger as u ell as a bad man new Hotel Whalen will bo ready for The College Culllngs occupancy in about two weeks MADISONVILLE Mrs Holloman was among the visitors Isaac Davis has added to bis already well equipped livery stable a large and Concire Narrative of tlie Citys Doing for at chapel Wednesday of last week handsome surrey Classes all hard at work and next examthe Week - ination will disclose much that has been We glory in the spunk of the people of It is said they intend fo or accomplished Providence ganize a brass band Kcllgnua and Social ImlUlilnal Local Items A traveling photographer took a picture of the school in a most satisfactory manEtc The strawberry crop in this section is Mention Police Note ner a few days ago unusually large this season and the fruit of an exceedingly fine quality Seven of the eleven who have been lately Our Home Talent Troupe will appear in immersed as a result of the meetings going James It Rashs new duelling will soon Earlington to morrow night on at the Christian church were students be finished It is quite an imposing wigwam will he constructed in This tells something of the moral and re A structure and an ornament to the town which to hold court during the erection of ligious influence of the school Dont forget the entertainment at the the court house The last meeting of Franklin Society was Opera House to morrow Friday night It The car scales are approaching comple largely attended will be well worth seeing and you are ex The program was ex doing away with the rise on tile cellent The discussion was upon the re tion thus pected to see It railroad just south of the station peal o tne Aiciviniey law Air utiey York Crabtrec a bright young business W A Nisbct had the likeness of his made a most excellent argument for its re- man of this county has associated himself compare peal and was ably seconded by Prof with J T Ezell at Nortonville in the livcry stable taken wo picsume to uitn ino new one tic contemplates uunuuis uuuacu wuu uiuuui uui wuicucwwas cwa general merchandise business the of the question among which this summer ispeech of Hon w T tills which he On every street in town can be seen manipula used Frank Long and Tom Hall are the newly painted houses This is certainly wh lelH eflectn He advised m Co and the i h v Fnnnlrv painters harvest Several bf these dobsters ting the reins for Bailey Laundryv respectively Tbey are Mr Stem Teague ciosed lhe argument for the of Madisonville are at work in this city success both clever boys and affirmative Mr Charles Almon led the Mrs Jotin Urinkley departed this life It would be advisable for the merchants discussion for the negative and President Friday the 17th inst The funeral took muf- - Stoaks made a strong argument for the place Saturday interment being made in to place an extra order for overcoats con- - law Mr OBrynn closed the discussion the Stevens burying ground north of Madi- flers and car muffs if we have another with a short speech tinucd cold snap likctho recent one sonville naming Diitjposters auvise us tuai of the overland MMM A YatlAW A horrible bum show SHOT IN THE LEG catest show on cart type came to town Monday night TbSraiMu1biTlnTE nsville Tune j and T thing was a fraud A one legged jig dancer Robtnsonsadrcusrill be in Henderson Dr Itobert NUWt a Desperate Negro Character was an to spcan 01 11 icn as upex Saiumaj- pectedly as it came Receives Some Lead J It is Why tho need of itreet sprinklers Some three or four private schools are said that every man is required to eat his now being conducted nere and one or two peck of ilirt for dust we arc and unto dust Robert Nisbct a desperate negro characmore are being talked of Verily there ti we must return Lets have dirty streets ter who has frequently made himself odious no excuse for remaining in ignorance in and a dirty town to our citizens received a painful though this part of the country Tho Peace Maker washing machines necessarily mortal wound last Satur The toot of the whistle of the steam manufactured in this city arc now on the not riding gallery is no longer heard A ride market If you desire a machine of this day night for a nickle too is a thing of the past nature encourage home enterprises by pur On the night named Nisbet was in an was enjoyed by chasing domestic goods an intoxicated state in front of Earles rcs- This loved the nickels taurant on Main street He became so all but It The old faithful Providence accommO and bis actions so disorderly- The A O U W Lodge Ho 61 of this dation train is incapacitated to nanuie tne boisterous Bradley proceeded to arrest Officer city will hold their picnic on June ittb at whisky beer and other drinkables that that which he succeeded in doing but Large hangers were got come jqto the city whereas it could form- - him in the Lakeside Park of the police station when ten out at tbiv4Tice announcing the com erly accommodate this traffic during the Nisbct freed vicinity from the officer and himself ing event Dont forget he date Satur- ¬ prohibitory law 0 make good bis escape took to his heels day June nth Notwithstanding tho fact the roads lead- - whereupon Bradley called a halt firing the M II Lone baker and confectioner lias -- i Ai in r Kil r nmllinn nl CIS pistol in the air bought the Walton property be has rented lhe weaiher unfavorable a laree crowd The negro gave no heed to his command the past two or three years 1rico paid was in tho city last Saturday Some came and the officer fired upon him the ball en 1500 cash Mr Long has already begun presumably to try tho new saloons some to tering his leg below the knew thus checkextensive improvements thereon The traue some to attenu tuc i romumon cun ing bim in his race for liberty This is the second time Bob has received lead but no front will be made new and the bouse en- vention and others to behold the sights amount seems to have the desired effect larged While witnessing the wrecking of the old Where is there a better place in Ken- depot hotel later known as Taylors Euro RUN OVER BY THE CARS tucky for a picnic than at Lakesida Park pean our spring poet was led to these sad Nowhere this city and echo answers reflections This summer will eclipse all others in the Farewell my Tajlor Floyd Frank Francis Gets a Mashed Foot Due to No moro wtui 70a well bo annoyed number of picnics held here Saturday Your wet hotel It torn arajr Falling Under n Molng Train June 11 the A O U W will givn a Wo pray to God jou c gone to nay barbecue and picnic Dont fail to be on Summer has come and the winter is end hand Frank Francis a telegraph operator from ed but still no circus has visited us to make Owing to the inclemency of the weather glad the heart of the average boy It means Nashville passed through the city last FriSaturday evening the social dance came probably that for one season we will be day en route to bis home in Fort Wayne off at McLeod A Putins hall instead df at free from the plaintivery of tho vender of in the outskirts of the city he The attendance red lemonade pcanufsrpopcorn and candy Ind when the pavilion in the park Was very good several couples coming the boisterous ticket seller and the noisy attempted to board a moving freight train Dancing was kept up little balloon with which the little fellow and in so doing grasped a round of a ladder from Madisonville until a few minntcs of iz oclock p m on the side of the box car which gave way learns to inflate his lungs throwing bim to the ground below Picnics will take place at is becoming more apparent that MadiIt His head struck the earth and his foot Earlington June nth sonville needs better railroad facilities to was thrown under a movingcar the wheels St Charles June 18th hold bcr own with neighboring cities of which passed over it mangling his big Barnsley June iSth Henderson has three railroads besides river toe in such a manner that amputation was Colored transportation and Hcpkinsville can now necessary He was conveyed to the city Earlington June nth boast of two roads which will of course where Doctors Sory and Nisbet performed a the operation town receive He was then moved to the The young people of Madisonville who reduce freight rates and theour little city is True boarding house of Mrs Brooks on Center recently cave an entertainment for a chari benefit therefrom located on one of the best roads in the street at which place he will remain until table purpose in that city will to morrow operated by the his foot will permit him to proceed on his a 1 nday night give tnis nrst ciass entertain South has branch toad does not give a re- ¬ journey but ment at the Opera House in this city The same system freightthat rates which is very people of Earlington should and no doubt duction in inland town WHISTLE POSTS will turn put and welcome Ihi visitors right essential to the success tif an We should Why not agitate this question royally keep pace with the times or Henderson The office of agent at KeJIeys station has A strawberry supper will be given at Iho and Hopkinsville with llictr competing lines closed Masonic Hall next Wednesday evening by will likely squelch us into insignificance A been Conductor Waltz spent last week on the ladies of the Missionary Uaptist phucrh road from tbislplaccito Oucnsboro or Cen of this city The monty raijcilwijio to¬ tral City would prove ah advantage to our Green River fishing and hunting wards defraying the expenses of putting city Jim Rycroft is suffering from ill health and has a temporary leave of absence new furniture in the church Let everyone Police Notes be there at supper and contribute what Section Foreman Fogerty of Hanson they can toward this cause John Carroll daunkenness 250 and made friends here a brief visit last Sunday Tho brother of Agent Mann of Pemcosts broke is now acting agent at Providence ABOUT PEOPLE Slaughter drunkenness and disorderlWylie Engineer Thos Giannini took a few days y-conduct 5 and costs rest last week and visited his parents at It you havo any vltliori tend ut tliclr names or mention In thlt column Wo will Howell appreciate iho favor Individual Mention The climate of Illinois seems to agree with our old friend W L Cameron who S B Hall is at home this week Mrs McEuen is in Evansvillo is said to be growing fat Jesso Mills spent Sunday in the city William Buckingham returneu to Chicago Agent Crunk of Providence is off for a Sunday night Elmer Crabtrco was in tho city Monday weeks sojourn among relatives and friends at Kellys and Hopkinsville James Sullivan entertained a few friends Mrs J F Dempscy is visiting in Daw- ¬ Track laying on the Ohio Valley exten Mondav eveninir son sion has commenced and the road will soon Miss Salliei M6rgahisvisitfng friepd H BStcwart was in Nortonville Satur- be completed to Hopkinsville at Mortons Gap day Foreman L II OBrien has lately re Tinder Slaughtersville was in O O W Waddill went to Hopkinsville last duced his working force at the shops here town last Friday as is usually the case at this season of the Monday year Colonel E Bramwell of Nashville was Miss Ella Johnson returned from ProviI That young brakeman should for bis in town yesterday dence Tuesday own good and that of his friends join the The Misses Grady of Mortons Gap S D Langley and wife returned from Good Templars and remain true to bis visited here Sunday Nebo Tuesdays pledge Ben W Robinson and wife are visiting General Manager 1 G Metcalfe passed John Gough of Earlington was in the relatives In Hopkinsville over this division last week en route to St city Monday A Louis to look after the companys interests Miss Strowmoski of Henderson is visit m Im r W n at that point ing Mrs JennieMcGrath JNisbevSEvansVillcJf I Mr Richard Morgan mastrr of trains of Providence Mrs I E DayisatNew M V is Sebreo is visiting the Mempbi end of the N N Tenn visiting her mother said to be again on the sick list Kidney Miss Clara Seymour trouble is said to be the cause Miss Lulu Rice pUWhjta Plains is the Mrs B F Wright of Owensboro is The general impression is that no change guest of Mrs 1 CMcLedd visiting friends in the city of agents will take place here now and the Miss Sibbio Payne returned home Satur of Eyansville is visiting public generally is pleased to know that Mrs L Nisbet day from a visit to Morganfield friends the family of F M Nisbet Agent Henderson who is a good officer is Mrs C H McGary is in Henderson Elliei Howard a former citizenof this to remain with 11s M ETMoofe visiting her motberMri Rather a strange proceeding it would be place was in the city Monday indeed to tax a road that has never been J B Atkinson returned home Monday Mrs Franceway has returned from her built except on paper but yet such a move from a business trip to Birmigham Ala visit to friends in Evansville is contemplated by the officials of one of i Colonel Jack Howell has donned a new James Givcns and Ward Headley re ¬ the counties in this Stale spring hat tho gift of friends charitably turned from Frankfort last week Considerable call is displayed by certain disposed her Lparties who board freight trains and remain Mrs Homer Fauntleroy left ErWithrs andlittle daughter h5rae InlEvansville lastSaturday for V Mrs J ai Sht untilthe trains are under head- iway thereby dead beating their way for Janie of Henderson are visiting Wrs iMike Cain and Jwie of jMor tonsJGap m jfe before they can be put off GeorgeWRash J n did shopping in the citySSafurday We would be pleased to have the train Mrs HenryShutt Miss Bessie Lloyd Charles Lindsay and Thomas Coylc were men of all kinds hand us In such items as and Dr W K Nisbet all of Madison ¬ they think will prove of interest to boys- in Earlington Saturday evening ville were in this cityTnesday am pm 740 IOUS Mall and Passenger 211 p 111 11 34 a m Limited Eipreit Local frelfht carrying pat- sengeis 905 a m Gaoaoa MAOtunia Agent O V DIVISION Ax Lvliooo 600 Evantvllle Kr- TSAIMS T Marshal Barnett responded at once and in two hohip time with the assistance of others had both negroes in custody They were given an examining trial here Satur- ¬ day aftcrnoop and wre held over to next In default of a term of CircuiUCourt J500 bond they are confined in the county jail at Madisonville am ItIio 33 p m ¬ ¬ BUZZIIUES sister-in-la- ¬ The revival at the Cumberland Presby terian church will begin Friday June 10 to be conducted by Bro P A Lyon The attendance at the different Sunday Cumschools last Sunday were- Baptist Christian 173 Presbyterian berland Rev John lordon formerly pastor of the Baptist church of this city has declined an offer of 1800 to take the presidency of a college in Texas He will continue his theological studies at Louisville this fall Dr W P Ross gave a birthday dinner last Saturday evening at the residence of Dr and Mrs W S Ross on North Main street The invited guests were Misses English and Shackelford and Messrs Laf forn Waddill and Claude Ross A successful meeting has just closed at Great interest was the Christian church shown throughout tho meeting The people attended the services regardless of denominational differences and the conductor Brother Fowler seemed to possess the good will of all the churchgoers Elder Fowler is quite an able man and did much for the good of our little city He had large ap- ¬ preciative audiences and we can nolo one peculiarity which characterized the meeting and the preacher and that is that the throng was as great or greater on the last night as the first About eighteen was added to the church ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ uif ¬ merry-go-roun- d afong thn Henderson and all other divis N and other roads ions of the L It is a pleasing fact to note the order of B of L E strongly condemn intemper- ¬ ance and that accounts for the general sobriety of our engineers who are men seldom ever found incapacitated by strong drink Whether or not the passage of the sepa rate coach bill will prove conducive of good results remains to be seen One thing is certain if it becomes a law the railroad companies of the State will be put to a largo expense with no corresponding profit Quite a number of the railroads have been heavy losers by the flood at St Louis and it will be sometime before the damage N was done can be repaired The L more fortunoto than somo others and ex- ¬ perienced but little trouble from the high waters Last Friday an operator who was on bis way north attempted to board a freight train at Madisonville by catching a hold of a round of the ladder on the side of the car when it broke throwing him so that cjne foot was caught under the wheels and one toe cut off Conductor Tom Rvan for spanking in a novel manner an impertinent negro who was attempting to steal a ride on his tram one night recently at Madisonville was up before the courts of that city and as Notwithstanding this gross o sessed injustice Tom is yet ahead for he can sit down and tne negro can t The blowing of a locomotive whistle most likely saved the life of Mr Abney Dockery last Friday evening as at that time a black scoundrel who a few minutes before had robbed the old man of all the money be had on bis person with an open knile was approaching him but who was suddenly startled by the noise above mentioned and left the old gentleman behind unhurt While train No 57 was passing through Sebree one day last week some unknown person fired a shot at the caboose and it was no sooner done than Conductor Burcb who was in charge of the train emptied his revolver at him and the last seen of bim he was still running Mr Burch says says he could have killed the fellow if he bad so desired but he only aimed to frighten him which be certainly did An occasional shot lodged in the bide of such fellows would not be amiss in our opinion Trains are not so punctual in England as in the United States The enormous traffic has something to do with this but I am told that the fault is somewhat due to faulty organization that in fact the en gine department is too entirely distinct from the conductors department There is not on the engineer any great responsibility for being on time but there is on him an im mense care that his engine shall show economical use of coal waste oil etc By such return is he judged and he is busy running an economical engine while the passengers chafe and the conductor is placidly sitting in the guardsvan For he has no responsibility either for time If a station master sends the train off five minutes late it is nobodys business to make it up and it is not made up Hanging is too good for such men as those below mentioned and only burning at the stake would be just punishment for A Tiffin O May 14 such scoundrels desperate attempt was made early this morning to wreck the west bound limited passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio road near the town village of Bloomdale Twenty five ties were piled on the track and were struck by the pilot when the train was making fifty five miles an hour but owing to the track and ties being slippery on account of the rain the obstruction did not throw the train from the track though the pilot was damaged and the passengers shaken up by the shock The obstruction was removed and the train proceeded on its way An hour later another train near the same spot struck a large pile of ties on the track bnt without damage Some cattle belonging to a farmer residing in the vicinity were killed by the cars and a satis factory settlement has not been made with the owner It is stated that two sons of the farmer attended ad ance last night near where the obstructions were placed on the track and that they left the ball room a short time before the attempts were made to wreclctbe train Arrests will doubtless be made ¬ ¬ ¬ For Sale ground 100x200 feet on the southeast corner of Main and Dake streets Inquire of J T Coenen A lot of Ice creem freezers at Owens The Paragon brands of meats are the best Conrad Provision Co Louisville Ky packers abocrtiscments DO NOT BE DECEIVED BUY ONLY THE Colorcb peoples Column New potatoes and cabbage at All communication and matters of newt per ¬ taining to thlt column tbould be addretted to T II MaaRiwEATHER Earlington Ky little cnild of Tom Katie died and wat burled yesterday Mill Belle ODryant of Madisonville was here fait week Odd Fellows Council met In butinett tettlon latt Sunday evening Rev P II Kennedy Baptist missionary o this ttate wat In the city TuesdayMrt L Mott ot Owensboro It the guett of Mrt V W Dorscy thlt week Prof Edward Toddt school will close Ihit week with appropriate ceremonies and parents should attend Rev W W Dortey preached In Nebo last Sun day and will hold forth at Frovldcnce next Sunday Mrt Jas Gilliam ot Evantvllle Ind and Mrt Gut Shelton arrived here Tuesday and will re main or tome time Rev John Oailey occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church latt Sunday In a creditable man ner He alto gave a blackboard lecture to the Sunday tchool Everybody should bear In mind that Iho firtt Saturday In June it the day tor electing one trus tee A successful school dependt considerably on the trustee board Squire Lee and Mill Greenwade wantt to know where the deil wat during the antldlluvlan flood They teem to be puzzled over tho matter Will tome one come to their relief Our Joe Faulkner met with a severe accident on Monday He came very near losing hit lite in the mlnet by reason of the cars jumping the track One of Joet eart wat badly hurt There will be a grand picnic at Johnson Park on June it under the ausplcet ot officials ot the A J E Zion church The cornet band wilt render enchanting music for tho occasiou Will Rost Dill Lunsford Will Rollings and Dan Ray were out from Madisonville latt Sunday at tending the Council which met at Odd Fellows hall in special sestion Our people are deter ¬ mined to go to the highest round In the order Thfi whooping cough it now in our midst and you might as well prepare for It In nay of differ ¬ ent klndt ot herb teat Now if you should make a long cough a strong cough and a cough altogether you may know that the witeh It In your house Two new blthopt were elected latt week in the general conference which it in session at Pitts ¬ burg Pa After a tpirited contett Revs I C Clinton D D and A Waltors D D were elected bishops of the A M E Zion connection Charlet Jcssup was granted a divorce from his wife Uelle Jessup latt week Charlie will retain the homestead and his wife will hold the Perry Lander place and the two boys while Charlie agrees to furnish I50 per annum tor the support of theboyt There will be a big time at the Baptist Church tho tecond Sunday In June at the day will be A good prowholly turned over to the children gram will be furnished and everything will be done to make it a glorious day Dont forget the time and place The separate coach bill hat passed but we should not wonder at it judging from what the dally papers say in regard to this session ot the legislature Wo do dot believe that all Demo ¬ crats are our enemies but to tell the truth we feel tore over the pastage of thlt bill Jesso Merrewctber one of the oldest citizens of this city died last Tuesday and wat burled from Knox Presbtenan church Thursday afternoon He was a prominent mason being the first grand master of masont in the ttate He was buried by the Keystone Lodge No 3 of which be wat one of the oldett members American Baptist Yon Fannie Tannic shrieked out an old lady In blue calico drett as the Flying Jennie began to slack up Whats you doln tittin on dat horse like a boy for You better get off dat hone befo be do you like he done Mag the tudder night Do you hear me If dat hotte froes you and breaks your fool neck you neednt come to me If you do Ill pick up a ttick and kill you wid it Mamma hVrOt a ticket you can ride get on dat red bone Thankee darter you it de bcttest child lte got tell all de children good bye for Ite goln to ride dat red horse Uncle John Webb who is known to be exceed ingly sleepy on all public occasions appeared In a very ludicrous light not many nights ago while at the prayer meeting The members joined in a tprited hymn after which they knelt in prayer and Brother Webb went fast to sleep Amen amen were heard after the invocation but Brother W continued to sleep The members once more knelt in prayer but in the meantime Brother Webb fin ished his nap No 1 and sat up on the bench and quickly dosed off to sleep once again with hit mouth wide open and his tongue catching files Aboi this time amen was reiterated and Brother W ft on his knees and took nap No z Hold but was interrui ed by several tharp pins cried on dont be kicking me I aint asleep Brother Webb All eyes were upon him you can imagine the rest A W C McLeod s BEST St Louis inundated but it did not have any effect upon Alexander s dry goods trade Dress goods and trimmings to match Co J T Alexander Madisonville Ky The Peoples Store will sell dry goods boots and shoes clothing hats and caps at re duced rates for the next 30 days The Peoples Store Madisonville Ky Call for the reliable V C Louis Shoe at John T Scott The Celebrated Paragon Brand IS SUPERIOR TQ PLL DTHEH BRrpS OF HIERTS MADE ONLY BY in Conrad Provision Co LOUISVILLE HIGH ARM KY LOW ARM Cos EillfflBITE WARRANTED Screen doors and windows at Owens He sells cheap For the best and prettiest glassware call on Bailey Co IJIIUIIUL for FIVE YEARS H e 20 3 Ice cold drinks at Buchanan Cavanahs s I- - 4 town Cavanah will give 7010 your meals as cheap as any one in the Buchanan s o Call and try them Co Cav- ¬ For a nice dinner set call on Bailey Call on Buchanan anah for cigars and tobacco ¬ ¬ ill CO 75 - r v SfelA YLUiLf Co CO - t rs - - o rcA ¬ ¬ Ask Mrs D Brogen about machine that Owen sell It is guaranteed you can take one ana try it for two or three weeks and if not satisfied the money will be returned NUkol lllnpt Save Canvasser Commissions Get Nov Sent on trial MnchlneK 8end for a Machine with the name of a business man as reference and wc will hip pne at once or address for Circulars and Testimonials Drop Leaf Fancy Cotor Lnrgu Drawers Diiy only of Manufacturer the washing CO OPERATIVE SEWING MACHINE CO 269 S llth St Phlla pa YOUNG MEN Drop in at John T Scott Cos and inspect their nice line of Louis shirts collars cuffs etc etc HJT E A Tin NB MiAsM OF nniniQ V2Jil llioTNicrrv lATTCMV AND IT COMllWtD WBBUCf SUteitl to raoouCC A Ihock tTiolAK rKKK FVLL MCBICAL iHuku aoK MArTinica PRICK THKATIflCMT 0lATCtT ttccimctrv witt BKlTa IVCH PAHTICUlAd OPriR J HADC llOi DR eui C tow no 0 JUDO DETROIT wir iou in mkaltm MICH wi nv ¬ Umbrellas of all grades will be sold cheap for the ready Dulins McLeod monev C E Owen has bath tubs CashStore is the place to buy water sets bread boxes and refrigerators You can buy one of the best earden plows in the world at Owens Hardware Store ¬ ¬ STATE NEWS The Democratic State Convention met in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ l j1 I ¬ -- - nni uililnn i JoV liel Louisville yesterday Ex Governor Taylor of Tennessee will lecture to the people of Hopkinsville the 30th int The school board of the city of Louisville are not suited with the new charter for that city The new Board of Railroad Commissioners qualified on Monday last C C McCbord was made chairman Forty two yearlings of Kentucky breeding were sold in New York this week for 68880 an average of over 1500 Cleveland has no friends in Todd county A solid delegation of anti Clevelandites were sent to Louisville this week A Prcitllnr Set nf Ctiifmiicra A dtiiiiiiucr from n tliilli iiiiporlin Three incorrigible girls made their escape from the convent of the Good Shepherd in lioiisu in Wm Hi btuit Neiv Yoik tried Louisville on Friday by scaling a wall nine to sill some goods to n lii t litim stieot feet high tloilut and lie inuuol that n lino of Over 100 citizens of Hopkinsville have niarktd doivn suiting- - wmiM simvo tlio entered a protest against water works for customers of the ili ilor just 11a uell ns Contract tho Intoat spring ah lis Tho old mnu that city only to be too late has been let examined tho snmplos listnied to tho A severe hail storm passed over the nrgiimeiils nutl then aniil vinphiitically northern part of Christian county last Dey vill not do fer nic Why not Friday afternoon doing considerable damiiikoiI tho salesman age to fruits and early vegetables Your customers would norcr know tlio George Heilman and Warren Hudson dilTficuce Day votiltl tley vuiiltl Mygustuiuurs engaged in an altercation at Denmore After an exchange of eleven f van nil liiitls eggs 111111 Springs What gaspetl tho drummer shots Hudson was killed and Heilman severely wounded I say dey vos binU igp The visitor licsitnU il T4io nnswer to Allen Lunceford died here yesterday from the effect of a gun shot wound in- such 1111 nssLM lion was ditlictilt to framo Isaac iMtac Inti nipted the old flicted by himself last Tuesday morning vlicit vill He was recently married and the deed is mans partner impaliiiilly attributed to grief over the supposed un you loam to talk Knglt di straight Our faithfulness of his wife cuuomui s vas not biids cgus but till A Miss Kelly and a man named Ford eggs birds man parents of an illegitimate child burned the little babe to ashes at the home of the Muhlenberg near Rosewood mother Business Ford is in county one day last week being lynched if found danger of Fine strawberries cheap at Hon William Berhele ex member of W C McLeod s the legislature and one of the members of the constitutional convention committed suicide by cutting his throat at his home A pain in the side or back and spots on Poor near Bryantsville Garrard county the face indicate kidney and liver disorder health is thought to be the prime cause P Eckes Lorentz WVa says Governor Brown Monday received a pe- Mr Geokidney trouble for over two years I had tition from one of the mountain counties mediasking that the sentence of a months im- Have tried different kinds of kidney not prisonment imposed upon William John- cine but got no relief I wasable to able to attend son for stealing an ax be suspended so as ride horseback and scarcely I commenced using The to my business to allow bim to plant his crops Remedy and Lightning Kidney and Liver request was tefused before I bad used one bottle I began to Application for authority to organize improve I have taken four or five bot ¬ another national bank at Newport Ky tles and am almost cured For sale by has been made by R W Nelson and asso- ¬ all dealers ciates The new bank will be known as the Newport National Bank Kentucky THE EXCURSION stands next to Texas in applications for N Mortons national banks the former State leading Of people to Mrs the list in the South millinery store indicates that they May 24 are pleased with the tasty work A dispatch from Frankfort Ky New says The revenue bill has at last passed executed by her trimmers All the members were spring stock-- of Milljnery just re- ¬ the lower house not fully pleased with all its provisions Mrs N Morton However they offered no objections in ceived Madisonville Ky Thirty one nrder to insure its passage members were absent at the roll call The separate five cent tax also pulled through Such little complaints as heartburn The separate coach bur was enrolled and signed and the governor affixed his signa- headache toothache sour stomach etc are not often fatal but very annoying All ture such troubles are quickly cured by Light Shilohs Consumption Cure ning Hot Drops Mr A C Rayner Shops I have been afflicted witb This is beyond question the most suc- ¬ WVa says cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold heartburn and sour stomach for four years a few doses invariably cure the worst cases Found no relief until I used Lightning Hot of Cough Croup and Bronchitis while its Drops I can honestly say that Lightning 2j and wonderful success in the cure of Consump- ¬ Hot Drops has cured me entirely tion is without a parallel in the history of 50c bottles For sale by all dealers medicine Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee a test which no Jfipans Tabules one gives iclief other medicine can stand If you have a you to try it Price coughwe earnestly ask A nobby line of straw liats 1 If your lungs are sore xoc 50c and chest or back lame use Shilohs Porous always on hand John Sold bv St Bernard drug store Plaster Cos Earlington and Geo King St Charles Ky Scott ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Co have a few see them Bailey bushels of snowflake potatoes for sale yet they should be CARPETS planted as they are the best Come and see the pretty potato in the country patterns before they are all Co Bailey We are now filling or- ¬ gone Come before it is too ders We sell you oranges and late bananas cheaper Co J T Alexander anyone in town Madisonville Ky Cavanah Buchanan have the nicest and best candies in town Call and REWARD 100000 J than Buchanan Cavanah Co want your Bailey The approaching warm young chickens and will pay weather necessitates wearing for them in money and goods We have lighter clothing something to please you all and Whiskey Hblta Clothing department on sec- ¬ cured at homo with- out pain Book ol par- ond floor tlcularssent MlKi J T Alexander Madisonville QPIUM Atlanta Uu 08T Office 1WH Whitehall St BEST UMW0OLLEYMD Ky U QUIITITT QCiilTT For good butter go to Bailey Co They keep their but- ¬ ter on ice We are in it on the shoes Call and see our stock WUKlfflyie WHITES CREAM Offered for any Machine that Bailey Co VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS WIIX DO AS GItEAT RANGE OF WOllIC AND DO IT AS EASILY AND AS WEU AS CAN TIE DONE ON TIIE Vertical Feed Sewing Machine TIII3 OFFER HAS 11EENHEFORK TI1K rUHLIO FOR THE TAST TEN YEARS IT DAS NOT DEEN CLAIBIED IROVINO THAT THE DAVIS IS THE 3ricfs Lawns Bedfords Cords Has led all Worm Romodlos EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Mulls White Goods and a SOLD EVERYWHERE full line of all kinds of sum- ¬ tnttrtiij nniunpaux TiTion nm co Ttoci8 mer goods at John T Scott Cos NOTICE I wish to say to the people of Hopkins county that myself or men working under my instructions are the only persons selling the New High Arm Singer Sewing Machine in Hopkins county The Hustler machine is not the Singer it is bogus an imitation of the Old Singer The new High Arm Singer is licht running makes but little noise has the finest set of attachments ever given with any machine has a short needle and high pressure foot is self banding has what is called a self setting needle Guarand self threading shuttle anteed for five years Sold on easy terms In towns 5 down and S3 per month until paid for in the country 10 down and balance in three six nine and twelve months The best of needles and oil that always on hand will not gum Those thinking of buying a machine will please drop me a postal The Albest is always the cheapest ways buy of a home man and one that is strictly in the Sewing Mamerchants gro chine business cerymen and newspaper men never handle a first class machine some of them buy the genuine Singer for their wife and sell you the bogus Repairing done on or imitation short notice and all work guaranteed Office at Madisonville Ky B HHall Agent -¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEST ON EARTH Rgssa wLlm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I m iv IIU Ins utcieil fr in sr RrCOMMEXDLD AS TIIE BEST 1 Hj6 t 1 jtAhkis my cun h t r uvtu jBmtz ffW -- m Sclenllfio Americas Agency forj tiroi iprnii r ul A mi i c rwrkfifH nu jm for wliftli I koini - ctyo roulo a d tan rtcm inl m tiij Utt medicine f mi a V UOKNIIOKST 24 Ma7IoV9 ii U Elctplesm rary UoMitrrr c nm tlio tnott hih un crctl on inability n i Homo of loeniNinc n fisji Toric anil ho com I u Utouo lr JhciVpc tm1uhIIv n li ilia uDjlety iliup pruul ilia li aJjclii lft nrnl to day tho uf I i wmli i jI a oft tfiialred in enjoying el m rogation ued miftr of 1b Kijs iSurvelVnlo with cJJrtuItPlttor icrvouMbut ot tii l w Wis Oct VS TRADE MARKS DCalON PATBMTll COPYRIGHTS etc For Information and tno Handbook wrlta to MUNV CO 361 BKOADWAT MIWYOEt a ecurlns eota In America Oldost bnrean for brought before Krery patent taken oat tr a the puMio bj s notice cuea free ot charge la the lu i wulfi u h mi ho conM i Cud i j Largeit rlrcnlatlon of any identUlo paper In the world 8plencUcUr Illustrated - No Intelligent man should be without It Weeklr 8J0O a CO months Addrcu MUNN Teart L50 alx 361 Broadway New York TrBUsBEBs DEr LLSKAilP rastor ind lump ntlenta can alaa obtain FREE Dlsoaaeaaentfreotoofanr address Uils medicine tree duirirc This remedy haa been prepared by tbe Itever end rsstorKoenltTof Fort Wayne Ind si nee ISM and Is now prepared under his direction by the Valuable Ttoolr on Nercntu TABLERS BUCKEYE B 3 aaB Mfl ¬ ¬ KOENIG MED CO Chicago III Sold by DnisnrlsU at til per Bottle 0 for B3 Itrzo Size 8175 0 llotUes for 80 OIHTMEHT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES MHMKHHlMWaaa HBHaVsHHsKastllVBillllV VHskawsBsM pak4MassWiMaaki T H MERRIWEATHER TONSORIAL A SURE ARTIST and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST REMEDY FOR PILES tMII T rrtpM4kjKlllUltDSUSTATl0S HUD CO North Side ot DniffStore Railroad St EARUTNGTON KY at T If you want a first class Shave Shampoo or Hair Cut this is tho place 3 Childrens hair cutting a specialty mire AKAKESIS gives Instnnt Irclk r and U an liifullllilo Carefor file lTlceJl liy rreeAiUlivssANAKK 1SUXUIMNCW York Uty ST- - 33y 3noustrjj ujc Cfyrtoc MAY 26 1892 THURSDAY f THE FARMERS GARDEN Tooli ItCQnlrcd to Malta Vegetable Rais ¬ ing iasy and Profitable The first implements which a farmer needs after the land for his garden is laid off and suitably drained are the the plow and harrow to reduce his ground to a deep Mid thoroughly mellow condition and to extirpate as near Plowing ly as practicable all weeds the ground once and leaving it encum bered with clods will not answer at all and will end in failure for many garden crops The land must be finely pulverized This will cause all good seeds to germinate and all the young plants to grow until they have given n good return in products of the best ¬ ¬ ¬ quality If horse labor can be used and the ground laid out so as to admit a horse much less hand labor will be required to lteep tho garden perfectly clear of weeds but whether a horse Is used or not n good supply of tools will be re- ¬ quired Hy selecting the best and keeping them bright and sharp and placed uudcr shelter at the closo of evory day they may bo used efficiently and satisfactorily They should Iks nl ways kept in place and no valuable time lost in looking for them when wanted and hence the importance of a good tool room for the smaller imple- - on fattening food nor should thoy bo kept In n frt condition Thi- pig should bo I jrowlnr urtd it is tlm enough to f him utter the 1Y1111 hus been Socio firinors kiop their priluvl ikf fit ill tV year u n jh nul only nfllj tioin pijiCiiI lv Rumirci but A elovoi ton u ji f it lvtirds g i Hi pa tur ii Ik tlutn fvdinjr irjoly on ffiMin llCKTsiiTsr is receiving 111 re atten tion joar Clu to I iyes the liighct porocntirc if su ar The averife yield of curir from bots is ubiitit fourteen Pivnt and over twenty tons of lieti em be jrrann on an acre the ont of which for seed labor 1 to is aliout i4J trcr 7000 pounls of pugar c111 hi realized from an nciv but thh yield depends on the soil the fertilisers uwl and the season Tin rt i always a market for come thing lieltor than the market affords lly piiklucin only the best quality of meat butter inllU or fruit plenty of room will lt found for it even in a crowded market Tli surplus remain- ing u i dd that whl i U inferior Uy carefully assorting all articles that can be examined and culled less transportation costs ill result and the prices attained will be much larger - et loi 1 Ut 1 ¬ hit - added and that cows when fed on corn peas and clover in the stable will give more milk than when fed on a good blue grass pasture PLEA FOR CLEANLINESS Neatness In the StaMoj IwihciiIul to Suc ¬ cess In Ilalrjliig It is an unpleasant statement that you can tell some dairymen by their smell and yet wo have heard the remark made We can find no excuse for nny farmer who keeps cows and who brings the rank cent of stable tang Into his kitch en and dining room At such a farmer j table we should expect to taste as well smell the stable tang in the cream and milk Among all thrifty dairymen we are glad to say such symptoms are excep tional ami urn uiu runmis Miujrci is iagiveab e but wo touch on It in- cause we have heard so many com- n- lnn Pnn j i cow stable Itpnt onlinarilv clean with u iiimik lminnrlu Io1iLm nnil tlm flivir kept sprinkled with some absorbent to save me sirengin oi mo manure mere will be nothing to transmit a filthy stench to the clothing or to the boots of those who milk and care for the cows ¬ - relief by throwing its head up in order to relievo tho pressure on tho mouth and to relax tho muscles of tho neck Tho horse is in constant torture until the rein is loosened and at times the pain causes loss of appetite Ix experiments made in feeding cows at the Iowa experiment station it was demonstrated that a cow will cat sov- cnty fire pounds of green food daily if kept in the stable and a grain ration MADISONVILLE KY Boohs and Stationery Picture Frames and Uall Paper BERNARD COAL COMPANY STORES A1 4 Pianos OP0 ans I 1 ¬ SC Ml If tv FIO 1 ¬ Tim Cuue or CliULcn Cholera If chicken choleru could originate through lieu I think all the chickens in the country would have the cholera for wherever tho chickens evist so do the lice to a greater or less extent Sixteen years ago wo hail t chicken cholera and out of sixty chic is it left us only I tlmn became very nnxions to six know the cause If you have the chicken cholera on your farm and v ish to know fully about it you can cisily do so also Chicken cholera or nny other cholera does not begin on the outside of a hen but In the internal organs of the system Itactcria of a hurtful variety is the real cause Sometimes this is bred on the farms sometimes imported to the farm by fouls alibi ts bird or insects that can fly The germs are taken into the system by the mouth only unless Inoculated The ileadbodies of horses cattlo hogs cats rats snakes or any putrifled carcass whatev er will originate these death dealing cholera bacteria Ilonse all should be burned promptly Vt illiam Hamilton in Ohio Farmer ¬ 1 nlll mrlr T Music etc It t a seamless shoo with bo tack or wax thread to hart tho feet made of tbe test lino calf MjlUh and eijt and because re make more thoei ofthts grad than any cthtr Manufacturer It equals Land sen cd shoes costing from 1X0 to MU UOticnnlun llnnienril tlie finest calf Every Baby Huggy new and lowest cash sboo cTer offered for oqiiflU Irniich prices at Imported shoes which cost from 5ut to SUiv iw Shop SA DO UnmUScMird Writ durable iinr calf Tlie best iJTm stylish com fort ablo atid -L R WOOLFOLKS shoo ever offered at thl price t samo frrndo as cus- tommjulesho scosttnir from 6fttonoil roller Short Farmer ltaUroad Men CQ flOndIxltcrCrricTall wcarthcni Dnocalf flJO inswe wanujM Onopalrvrlll ncavy mrco aoios oxten- alonedge impoio vteirnyear ary 00 11 00 cnlfi nobcitershoocToroScrcJat Complete line of Lamps Lanterns and w Convince tHOSO A14 L Fixtures at wDowautaBuooiprcomion A ouasorrice sKO s nnd MIIU andoritur ffinnna nhrwvi -- L ery strong i durable Itioso who R WOOLFOLKS- USBMB nro hATA irlTPn tfirm rtfrKI ulll vvonrnnnthMrnnlrn IN WE W L DOUCLAS S3 SHOE centPeVn BEST SHOE THE WORLD WHY IS THE AND ALL KINDS OF Musical Instruments w EARLINGTON MORTONS GAP ST CHARLES FOR THE UOflEtt Sheet Si DRESS GOODS Always in stock a full line of ELEGANT DRESS GOODS Our line of goods in this department were never before so pretty or so cheap Ginghams in quantity and quality that will surprise you Cashmeres and Challies in great variety and cheap on their merits n the lnerealtiff sales show a a nn kw BOVS CHEAP HAY SHELTER ments and a good shed for the larger The smaller tools may be hung up nnd systematically arranged Every one should have its place and when not in actual use should be in Thoso which arc hooked its place in form may bo hung on pins or oh a horizontal bar against the wnll or be¬ tween two plus and the name of each tool should be plainly and handsomely written under it It will bo an impor- ¬ tant advantage if tho gardener or laborer can thus quickly lay his hand on what he wants to use and find it clean and in perfect order for work A few seconds only are needed to clean the fresh soil off from a spade or hoc when dona with Instead of leaving it dirty and In a way to become rusty This pressure The question arises why cannot storwill be better than throwing them age barns for fodder lie erected on the down promiscuously on the floor Home skill may at first bo required in same principle leaving off the expense nrfanging them on tho side of the tool- of a double lining with tar paper beroom or against tho wall for the lighter tween and depending on the covering Fig 1 represents such an ar entirely for both hooping nnd protecones langemcnt and embraces nearly all tion In the case of the Wisconsin silo tools that will be wanted for keeping the half inch lumber was used Let inch funnerb garden in good order after tic boards be pat on around the structure horse lias been used as far as practic- - one lapping over the one next below it like clapboards and increased strength and lessened expense will result for abundant inch or seven eighths hem lock can bo bought at S3 to S12 per thousand Good eight penny nails arc preferable to wire nulls- - for the work be- causo they willnotdraw out The studs ¬ ¬ ¬ of an Octagonal or Cllnilriritl Structure In a recent printed discussion on cheap construction of the silo I see the Wisconsin experimentstation has made one as follows Tho frame is merely a circlo of J by 4 studs 10 inches apart on a suitable foundation and lined with n doublo covering of 0 inch boards with paper between Tho boards readily spring to the studding being put on horizontally They completely and firmly hoop this great cylinder their ends running by one nnothir so that no two end on the same stud The silo has proved a success although containing a much heavier material than hay and one more likely to exert u lateral ¬ ¬ Some of the AtltantagPA Thus cleanliness in the stable will give no cause for uncleanliness or dis- agreeable odors carried to the house This subject of stable odor in milk is not n light one that should bo condoned in some dairymen year after year it should be summarily dealt with by man ufietuiers nnd consumers The idea of letting one of the most nutritious prod ucts of the farm become saturated with the essence of animal excrement and that without an oxcusc save a sloveulv habit is too preposterous to be toler ¬ ated It Is not necessary that a man go about the streets with clothes n scented with barnyard smell simply because he is a dairyman in fact it is utterly unnecessary Tho best and most successful dairymen in the inn carry no such trade mark not even when they aro dressed in overalls and frock and aro lit work about the stable Even if your stable is not equipped with new- modern improvements it is just as easy and we think easier to keep it clean than foul and dirty There must bo good drainage and all stables need this to carry ofF tho urine If you havent anything bet ter than sawdust or shavings for an ub sorbent uso them freely but they are not good to retain the strength of manure Piaster is a good nbsorbent for this latter purpose Do not smear dung about tho walls of the stable to stop up cracks as we have often seen done And finally keep the cows well bedded so tint there will be no manure on their udders Geo E Newell In lriirh- - FirinT 1 ¬ ¬ I 1 tfl A Ilk lt t Kisses are tho best flee Doiifola My tlh aud dtiratle that Caution Koo oa W U lHUftlos niiuo and tho bottom of each shoo rrlco are stamped TAKK NO SUnsTlTUTEJCt Insist on local adTertlwd dealers snpplriLv Vildby TV 1j UOU3iiAS Urocktouniass iHiini laUUlCS taportedshoesewUnfromHtoui rr Agent 8oViSrrKUXVSl WnBoaerstyUsbteoualvVciicti T Juit received a -- new tot of OIL and Chkomos at PAINTINGS L I WOOLFOLKS- - JOHN GOUCU Earlmgton Ky Most complete assortment of Boys Wagons in town at ¬ L R WOOLFOLK- S- fcKENDALLS v3 When u inline Shears FocVet or Table Cutlery get my prices before bujing elsewhere Complete line of School Books Supplies and Stationery always on hand at L R WOOLFOLKS Picture Frames to order and satisfaction guaranteed at L K Vooleords when wanting Fishing Tackle give me a call Articles for presents marked down to rock noTTOM prices at WHITE GOODS The finest line of WHITE GOODS ever offered to the people in this section of the country and which will be sold at exceedingly low prices Call and see them I ered blister Head proof below The West Successful ncrtedr oer discov as It Is certain In Us effects and docs not t Kendalls Spavin Cure Little Hoes rk ut 2 Dr n j Kcsdall CoGents It Is with the greatest tturartlonthatl Inform youtliatlhaTecmv lttai foU mUeae th on Iiler Joint IfiinrurftttMlo Jiimenrs In olnt JaincnoHamrhocHoitt n I wi rWn r Foro Foot lltp Jnlnt Lameness and will euro that all with Kendall a SparlnCuro It Is tho best Liniment for manor beast t have eteruse I recommend 1 to all horse owners Horses that I have worked n are valuable but without your Liniment ould b worthless I have friends who used It for Sprains anf Jlrnlsm and cured them Tltev say it I tro best thevTernscd Yours trulj T 03 WELL ML L R WOOLFOLKS FLANNELS Etc Flannels of every description and of every grade at prices never before offered in this market Ladies Summer Un- ¬ Large variety of Underwear derwear from 25c to 50c J te Dolls Dolls Dolls If you want any sire doll call on L R WOOLFOLK Musical Instrumeats from a Jewsharp to an Organ and repairs for same at L R Kendalls Spavin Cure JIOXTO VtJTO FOR LAYING DUCKS A lIouc That kfni to OTcr a Number or Atltunt ircd The design i intended for a cheap and easih constructed house for ducks that ure lajiug and may be used for the entire lock also Theru bemf no roo sts the object is to secure floor space The roof nlso serves for the sides and any kind of water proof Da B Spavin Cure a Moucimi luuf Pt y cart Main Ing nearly aa large iu a lieu canil tompleteij topped the lameness and rrimvcd ttio enlarice Bare worked the honu ir liard e er roenl since he nerer haa shown nnv latnnea neither can I toe any difference la thsslza or tbe hock T il COOU1T Your truly Oentf Ia lb year J KnDilx Colo Dec 2t US Co Eaolurh Falls V t 1S3I I tn attil wllh KemUlll WOOLFOLKS Base Hall Goods at L It WoolfolLs My stock of Wall Paper cannot be excelled for beauty and prices low as the lowest Price 1 per bottle or bctiles for 5 All tlrinjtjtrtt iinio 4t or can get It I take pleasure in showing my goods for you or it icltt bo amt to any ail tlrrtw on receipt ofprte bg th projrio Please call examine my stock and get prices RIBBONS and LACES A full and complete assortment of beautiful tort RIBBONS v DR no KENDALL 00 Enosburfjh Falls Vcwonr B J 2 n tho bent and enough of them nnd to keep them bright and sharp A laborer in tills case might be further apart than with a good tool will do twice as much 10 inches Solid posts fcet in tho earth work in a day or in a year with the and H ivciI ofE 11 inches high then halved bcLt tool than with a poor one Mr J 0 Inches down to receive the studs will 1 II IIulo uses a hoe made of the best servo a good foundation purpose cast steel tho blado having the form mention cheap lumber instead of other protectors which I used like oiled represented in Fig 2 aud being specialpaper tin etc because it ly fitted for thinning and cutting out cloth weeds which spring up in strawberry is much more durable nnd costs only rows and In the strips of ground which ti triile more in the beginning The hay will settle perfectly sliding down the one horso plow does not reach All tho tools represented in Fig 1 the bare tuds inside the bulldinir with may be purchased for ten or twelve dol out obstruction For filling such a lars and together with the horso labor building a track for hay sliijjj or horse will Bavo twice that sum the first year fori- can be arranged across its top pro nnd give fifty dollars increased value jecting over where the load is to drive to the crops Farmers who have not up Or thentructure can Iks erected on a yet commenced gardening operations hillside so that the teams can draw the may spend stormy days in procuring or loads t the upp r ede To roof it is polishing the tools which they have simple A coiiu il roof is preferred as and fitting them for approaching ac ¬ it possesses both strength and beautv Num rmi s striirrer across tho top of tive work Country Gentleman thovlindcr will bo needed t strengthen AMONG THE POULTRY it The conical ronf when framed and covered with roijli boanls may be EiraDEN geese will lay two settings shingled or papctcd of eggs When the hiv straw or is rc- Aftkk they once begin guineas are tnoved for feadiiij or sellinirstalks taken it i very regular layers out tliroirli openings feet high by 3 Elcvkn turkey or duck eggs ore feet uide left in the siding but never enough to put under a hen one directly ab ive another Wili the Let young poultry stay in the nest studs but i inches apjit a piecj 3 feet until they are thoroughly dry long will have to be lvmmed wherever Cabr must be taken not to allow the an openli r i made Theso windows early turkey eggs to pet chilled are closed by crtieil boards feut long Llcitcd together As the liny is SKmva liens should have an opportuput in these are set in the openings nity to come oil the nest once everyday The setting hens will not be so lia uith their uppci edge inside nnd their ble to be disturbed if placed in dark lower edge outside the siding that alT the drip from nbove and all the beating comers Ducks and turkeys should rarely bo rain may bo caught and thrown outside turned out until they are at least two the clapboards ro that the hay will not be wet Such shelter will cost 81 to weeks old E250 Hand is one of tho best materials to price per ton of capacity according to of lumber and kind of roof keep on the floor of tho coops it is easi Hollister Sage in Country Gentleman ly cleaned up Wnxs hens have been laying for some FACTS FOR FARMERS time tholnst eggs aro not so good for hatching as tho first Cows coming in in the fall will give VintSKvxn there Is a considerable thirty per cent more milk in the year number of ytrong chickens it will pay on the same food than If they calved in to provkla a separate place for them to the spring roosi It may be an open question whether Aa lire weqthcr gets warmer lice will it will pay all feed cooked begin to no more troublesome Unless food to theirfarmers tobut there is hogs kept dow n the chickens w ill not make a no doubt that cooked food ill make thrifty growth more flesh than uncooked liccausc a TnK hen that sings is the hen that larger proportion will be digested and can be depended on to do her best to assimilated pay her way She has vigor and it Aitlis grown in grass ground will comes out in her voice keep longer than the same fruit grown on cultivated land Late keeping va- ALL AROUND THE FARM neties therefore should alwavs bo So said Mr Undiu proper management cither tho grown in grass lands wool or the increase should pay for lladwen at a recent meeting of the keeping while the other should be profit Massachusetts horticultural society but sheep cannot grow wool or furnish Ir is necesary to balance the ration nutritious milk to lambs if they have of the soil ns well as for tho animals only sufficient food to maintain animal Feeding the soil w lth something it does life it requires more food during win- not require is equivalent to giving un ter when tho animals have no shelter animal food which it will not eat The than when they are well protected best fertilizers aro those which supply A cotmEHiONDKXT of the Maine tho soil with that which it requires Farmer cures colic in sheep by dissolv ¬ A ciiiniioDCXT of tho Journal of ing two tablespoon fills of epsom salts Agriculture selected two hogs of the in about a half pint of warm water and same size weight age and thrift To adding one tcaspoonful of essence of one he gave on ounce of salt dally to peppermint Open tho sheeps mouth the other none Tho ono salted had a and insert a small funnel in It A boy mush keener appetite than tbe other can pour tho salts while the sheep is and in throo months weighed fifty held In about two hours the sheep pounds the most will bo all right Wukn tho horses head Is held up by is not advisable to feed young pigs the overcheck rein it endeavors to find ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 able The horse should be passed through every week requiring perhaps only half an hour each time nnd saving probably at least a day or two of hand labor and worth still more In tho fine growth of vegetables by this good mellow nnd clean cultivation One of the first tools which tho gar ¬ dener will want in spring is the broad hoe and it will be more or less needed till the ground freezes in winter It is of gicat importance therefore to get ¬ L 1 WooIfoD and LACES The best selected and largest stock of U these goods to be found in Hopkins county IE1 Hlfliurt II ftvIlilC 5gjy fit ZII-p- J10U8E FOR LAVIKO DUCKS WEBSTERS paper or tarred felt may be used as a covering on the boards to prevent leaking The floor Is kept covered with cut straw or hay The nests are simply boarded off at the lower sides and need not bo partitionedhaving only entrance holes The sills may rest on bricks of stones so as to raise them from the ground Tho house may be made of any length width or height preferred as we aim only to show the plan The cost of such a house is very little Fnrm nnd Fireside Avoiding Potato Scab Jgents furnishings In this department we have no competitors the small Here you can find anything dealer follows in our wake and everything necessary to the well being and comfort of Call and investigate the most fastidious SECTION OP SIirLTEK INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY r ucchssor or riiv rTiAniiiGn rpr r ItocU tec nnl IIohi t from C 1 1 WEAK NERVOUS OR IN PAIN -- Jf ¬ After a series of experiments Prof Bollcy of the North Dakota station comes to the conclusion that ho can avoid the production of scabby potatoes If ho cannot entirely eradicate the dis-¬ ease lie finds no substantial evidence that any soil of whatsoever kind can in itself give origin to tho disease Rut the diseaso gcrm can and docs remain in ihe ground from crop to crop for at least four years Scabby or disease bearing seed tubers can and will under ordinary circumstances produce a dis ¬ eased crop Hut soaking the seed tubers before planting in chemical solu- ¬ tions enabled him to raise an undiscascd product from the scabbiest of seed where the ground was known to bo free from the disease Seed tubers free from tho disease germs will in nny soil clay sand or muck raise an undis cascd produce provided only that the soils themselves are f reo of tho dis ease American Farmer ¬ ¬ ljrovtrvl miilv nn I s1hki Tho woil cr i Icir le teti Mardmorc tlin i lir ult over lilni enmhijeili mil Qi v i H Hi t xpcnili il uclui iiuin L L3- - wi LUTS DO D L V v ti ril J cAUTiiiNlTilTi timiarx al phot ifrni l tuit 1 A GRAND INVESTMENT cil 1 i 1 i7i jill I i r Wctntir nn tnT mi i r name crilmt m in1 OCT VJC OC31 Tlio Internaticnal tmi G Si C MKUKIAII C CO Sprlncdelil IImfh II - A n i t iininratiit I il il iiluililtlll i i L V7 MmM i - - hi ItiitiirtunUi 1 IIOXT in ICvndvr Tlo in iji rlty mirlect thIr op- crtj as j 11 ID portnnltlet nnd from that ennselUeinp obtcariirl UrrovrlDfCdcirir li tho lot tf ninny M lly laoktmrkntiloat furorer lint rrn irluniiT I ICultPJV Ilk If ltl mirf K2b From some long standing ailment or feel that your constitution nervous system is failing or that some affliction has taken or is taking permanent hold of you which ou Have been and are still unable to throw off or couotrol whether in the frit or last stage remember that Dr Greggs Electric Belt and Appliances and system of Home Treatment will cure you No medical or other mode of Electric Treatment can at all compare with them Thousands of women who suffered for years with complaints peculiar to their sex hae been completely and permanently restored to health No fewer men have also been cured Electric Treatment for diseases suggested properly applied is perfect and has no good substitute The Gregg Electric Belt and Appliances are the only ones in existence that supply a perfect mode of application The Gregg Electric Foot Warmer price 1 oo keeps the feet warm and dry and is the only genuine Electric Insole People who have paid their money and been cured can tell you what has been done for them in a way that will convince you Complete catalogue of testimonials prices etc C cents Circular free ¬ BOOTS AND SHOES Full and complete line of FINE BOOTS and SHOES ranging in price from 100 up Special line of MUNSELLS SHOES best made it I GROCERIES Etc We carry the largest line of Groceries Canned Goods Glass and Queensware and miscellaneous articles pertain- ¬ ing to a first class grocery Fresh vegetables of all kinds in season n- IlMchonL Uanp aud dolns In last aaeeoreiropernr proniu m- prove your eiprtu Ince lttrtieal Biglnduccmentsto Good Agents ADDREOS liit tj ¬ ¬ Oh What a Cough countries where tho largost profit Isde Will jou heed the warning The signal rived and wbero steep arc considered Indispensable in farming they are kopt perhaps of the sure approach of that more on small areas and aro as carefully fed terrible disease Consumption Ask your- ¬ and attended to as arc tbe cattle selves if you can afford for the sake of sav¬ Sheep Muko OooI raaturra Sheep make good pasturosby keeping down weeds They will clean out a weed patch if confined to it They will eat up all waste vegetables and grains Turned into a stubblcficld ns soon as grain is out of It every head of loose grain will bo picked up and tips of all weeds will soon bo eaten Tho plowing of the stubblo will be easier and better done and the nest crop will bo better for having been pastured by sheep Sheep should bo on every farm more or less and the should bo bred pure no mixing up no trying to create a bet- ¬ ter breed we huvo enough breeds Only try to improve the breed you hnve and you will do well Careful Attention for Sheep Farmers prefer a breed of sheep that will forago well and scok tho greater portion of their food and which thrive well in large flocks That such inodo entails less labor is true but in those vLilosapuer lunt ine iioiiuot ci rununa ouen m nnnArtnnltr to Atrli borion at ion t TXirfod Olllfo mince the chance and ilis pour nut lior nriica fall to da How lmll yon Had o and ihe depart nertr to return tbe 00LDf opportunity Inreiici9 ery chance that appears worthy and of fair piorut e tliftt Uirhat all eoc ceiafalroenilo II ere In an opportiiuity turli ns Hurt often ImpruTed Itnlllgjvo wltUIatbo react ot latiorlngpeoplA at Uast a grand start In life Tbe iotr kh opiirturJiy for many Is tsre Money to be made rapi ttr and lionorslly ct You ran yanyludostriooeperMmofelilier sx All do tbe work aod tire at home wheroter von nro I tinners areely earning from feAto 31 0 pordaj Yon can ao i wen 11 yon tiii wort no nw imm uui iQuuuri yoorlnc tineas mi eoeo You ooilyi and you can Increase can giro Bparetline only orally nrtlmcto thw w otIl Iiaiy e eian 7011 aii 11 com to learn uapitai doi roqnirea parttlrely uew and really wonderful We irttract and bow tou how free Kail are unknown m tuns oar work rite m rs o room to explain here m all fr brretnrn mull Unwise to delay ni rt once II Italic U fc Co JIux tfbO ruilliucj Mulnc rlitn ft THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO SUITE 501 Inter Ocean Omitting Chicago III tccaoovuooecoocoooe0tt lrt JIECULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS FURNITURE We carry an extensive stock of FURNITURE and Small orders receive the can supply the wants of all same prompt attention as do the larger ones I 1 B T puninr A PAUL M MOORE KCUABLE REMEDY TOR the blood JJTD IN8URHPE EARLINGTON KY ft Iiil26tt9i ftlltousiiot Hcalaclie Ccnll patten ypcpIu Chronlo UferTroaMe IHxzInora Had Comlcilan Dysentery OCfcruito rtrcntb nuJ 11 Jlaordrre oT tho frtotrach LUcr and Itoucle liipans Tnlnlofl contnlu nothing Injnriows to 1 teeranttu tli J lirwt rlirte corutitutlon uLo ciSe effort ml tiiro lmmcclinte retit t brll by UmtrBlrtR A trial Imttle tent hjtaeJl on receipt of l al li cent Address THE RIPAH3 CHEMICAL CO u snaJCT stuuct kew Yonu crry rt oaa3003ecsoteooeccooee9ee WDDDS PHOSPHODIIME The Great English Remedy ¬ ing 50c to run the risk and do nothing for CLIPPINGS know from experience that Shilohs A rosr office in Kansas is called it We Cure will cure your cough It ncer fails Zero A saw in n Philadelphia mill makes This explains why more than a Million its way through steel bars four inches Bottles were sold last year It rcliees croup and whooping cough at once thick be without it For lame Mothers do Fifty thousand pounds worth of back side not chest use Shilohs Iorus or gold is added to the worlds stock every Plaster Sold by St Hernard drug store READABLE week Earlington and Geo King St Charie Ky It If tho last ten years the average mana life has increased flvo years and Visit our store on W Cen Ti no in oocfi OO A MO NTH can be womans eight years lu 0WI us WIr Will ClVe VOUfptrsons oreterrcH who can made working forand WO rill furnish a horse all tho money in the world was Iter street Ir me ousincss lime equally divided among civilized people prices on tinware or anything give Ilieir whoiipolitallykoemployed also oparo A few moments may be every peroon would get sU dollars as vacancies In tonni nd clues II F JOHNSON in our line E S Osiiuiin CO 2Gth and Main St Richmond va Ms share LViSMiXrVcnKhousands o cases is the Ucforo naa After Modlclne known Ask druggist for Woods Phosonliodine it lie offers some worthless medicine InthepUceof thlsIeae ins dlionest store inclose price in letter and we will send by return mall Price one package Si six 5 One will please six will core Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope two stamps Address THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO Detroit Mich 131 Woodward Ave Sold In Knrllngton by St Bernard Drug Store W 13 Gardiner M D and druggists everywhere ycSFftsCJrfisions Spermatorrhea Irn- In jr 4 rfr ITir w hAl An nn il 4II a ft a v i n f fnrt iiihj uiiBeen iv1 ssSs Abuse or Liccssej veari In aTk rcscribed over all X52 atly cure and form sSyJ3 W2BNervous Weakness perman- Emit- - COUNTRY PRODUCE Country Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for goods If you have poultry butter and eggs to sellJbring them to us We pay the highest market prices 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