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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 23253 y f Hs an j yl cdiuiUjIj lllUlWHIallWEIUrV w Sflfltn v fonncdcd with Ihis ticc A HU tl- 1 v- - J 4 Job printing A 4i cpartmcrit Bl Hi nni Specialty made or Fjna Crads of Printing WRITE FOR TBRM8 J Jim twill m taint 1 mi tnwl I ij rtlt VIL BELT ROUTE f THIRD YEAR V J III Sljurcl CATHOLIC CHURCH 8 00 EARLINGTON HOPKINS GOUNT ClbrcrlisciUCltt Efye I Bee rfkVtt00 so v directory OF Tnr COTTON THE TERMQi I St Louis Southwestern Railway First mass a 30 CONCEPTION a m second mass and sermon A M W II fasllirjlt L VfrjYear Itjldvaee lf p ra every Sunday CHRISTIAN ctfcv rArdvcrlising - 2 f g THIS PAPER STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL LONG TIME CONTRACTS MADE ON AP v PLICATION TO THIS OFFICE iimliitlnlniiLiaiiiiii iA AA i it -i1im wiwl KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 7 1892 -1 NO 81 his candidacy His appointments were by no means the best that could have been made nor were his vetoes always wise He lost following by his approval of the partisan State legislation of 1883 He nominated for Commissioner of Immigration one Murtha a political tool of Boss McLaughlin and his selection of harbor masters and port wardens of New York was from the worst clement in his party It was charged against him that no laborer could get work on the State Capitol building un- ¬ less he got a ticket from a Demo- ¬ cratic local boss at Albany On A HARRISON ANO CLEVELAND IMMACULATE THE CARRRR OP THP TWn DIHi Cocnan pastor TiNnuiSHRn rRAnrcps J Hires Month lifiMatvil AtlVltTtlfUIVTRv per lino cacli In Special Notices fwe ccnla jf lemon Local Nollcea Ilrovler run with local read ¬ ing mailer Eileen cent per lino each Inter- - cARKANSAS AND TEXAS TWO DAILY TRAINS FROM CHURCH - - nd W Services regularly held morning and evening every Sunday in each month Prayer meeting TLursday night MISSIONARY DAPTIST CHURCH Harrisons Earlier Life Married at 19 v His First Office War Record Bio- graphical Sketch of Cleveland His Political Record and Administration - f Rates by the quarter or year furnished on application to lliia ofBce OnTVAintol resolutions of respect less than twelve llnei Inserted In e Per line or frac thereof tion cents over twelvetlinea will be charged Ifive mtr tluu Kates lumisnea ror moii papers and periodicals JVt y Making direct connections trains from tho EAST E Ivl 1 to Jri I S with all Services second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night J S Cheek pastor M E H CHURCH Services first Sunday each month Sunday school at x 00 p m Rev J S Cox pallor ZION A BeeLjBublishing Cocr - NO CHANGE OF CARS ME CHURCH every Democrat Mr Voorhces then a Whig t Afihout of appjause swept over Jthe audience and Harrison was the Victor of the nights contest If ou chance to meet a Rockville Republican even now who was tuercy nc win niu ins nanus ana break into exclamations Such ft drubbing as the little man did civc them And he was so clean about it No abuse no black guarding I would walk a hundred ailcq to see it done over lie was Democratic Convention at Chicago is the choice of the masses of his party rather than of the politicians Ever since he retired from the White House nearly four years ago his admirers have looked for ward to his rcnomination with a REMARKABLE DISCOVERY A DREAMER OF DREAMS PICTURES A MODERN POMPEII And in His Visionary Flight Describes Some Realistic Scenes and Incidents Special Correspondence to Tin Dtx CONTINLKD FROM LAST WEEK PuiLtsiieas K I iHt I It was in 1862 that Benjamin Harrison kissed his wife and two f If aaE 3 J3 at i y wJ2SiWiS3 THE ONLV LINE receiving passengers at Mem t it 7 phis wjinoui ntiongjnuanagrceauigjomni 111c jioiii iu ne raiseu a lunuuui Ihtrtltj burasferner nAPTIST CHURCH TIHJ ONLY LINE with tlirnueh Sleeping Car and was commissioned by Gov service between MEMPHIS and the crv fin 3fcpkinc County SntlTIIWKST ernor Morton to lead it into action ami evening by T N Com p ton lracr meeing THE ONLY LINE with through car service be Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun i tween MEMPHIS ami points in UliNIKAl as its colonel The interview said day morning nt g TEXAS In the great conquest of 1892 with Governor Morton was a short CHRISTIAN CHURCH we need not go beyond this hall PreAclilne ccn second and fourth Lord a dav one All lines hate tickets on sale ila morning and eenfnc by IJdcr Tall Prayer HENJAMIN HARRISON meeting on Wednesday evening Sunby schooI Mr Harrison pledged himself to for a leader Under his leadership THE COTTON BELT ROUTE c cry Sunday morning at 9 raise the regiment walked out of with the aid of the American press E CHURCH SOUTH Benjamin Harrison is the great the Executive Mansion into a hat we may confidently expect that in Preaching ecay first and fourth Lords day Pnr rats mans lime tables and all informa Madisonvilli Kv 1892 at least thirty regarding a trip to Atkinsas or Trias write morning and evening by J T Cherry Praocr great grand son of the signer of store bought a military cap and November tion mecting Thursday evening Sundry scliool every S G HATCH or call on Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock the Declaration of Independence gathered his men together with his five States of this nation will cast District Passrncer Accnt Loulsyillr ky and a grandson of William Henry characteristic promptness K W LaIIkXuME CUMBERLAND PRESnYTBRIAN CHURCH DODDRIGE W The their electoral votes for the nomGenl Pass rand Tkt Agt Genl Manager Preaching eicry first and third Lords day Harrison the ninth President of regiment was known as the Seven- inees of the Democratic party ST LOUIS MO morning and evening by P A Lyon Prater meeting Wednesday evening Sunday 6chool at the United States but his own teenth Indiana Volunteers Capital Stock - - - 50000 It The sentiment was received with 9 is a m J S IIakk M I E S Hash M U career has now eclipsed the was at the battle of Resaca that boundless enthusiasm The guests PREinYTERIAN CHURCH granducr of his ancestry He will Colonel Harrison first obtained an in the banquet hall sprang upon Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 Preaching ccry third Sunday afternoon at SON OR E S BAKER be a greater figure in American his- opportunity to show that he was a their chairs waiving bandanas and o clock by J S Cos ofthcMU church tory than any Republican President soldier So great was the valor cheering lustily for nearly five Transacts a general banking business obtjc Directory since Lincoln and Grant whose he displayed there that General minutes and invites the account of the citizens of great fame was won in the glaring Hooker rode up to him on the field THE CLEVELAND ANCFS TRV Hopkins anil adjoining counties light of a great war Harrison will and exclaimedft a Ben By God Grovcr Cleveland is of New Has the finest and most secure vault in c stand on an imperishable platform Harrison Ill make you a brigadier England stock His great grandthis section of Kentucky IIekryc hovkland v m to attend of personal valor in war personal for this days work Chas Coueil Sccretiry Fighting father Aaron was a hatter in Norsincerity and stalwart Republican Joe Hooker kept his word and wich Conn 100 years ago DurST IllRNARD LODGE No aio LIFE Oculists and Opticians THE EQUITABLE iIV OOF Meets everyTnesday night VE it 7 jo p m Visiting brethren cor in politics and peace strength and Colonel Harrison was breveted ing his odd hours he wrote poems dially Invited to attend SOCIETY ASSURANCE pospcrity in government n w nurr n u t brigadier general shortly after It essays and sermons and with a C II Hint Secrctarv MADISONVILLE ky He was born August 20 1833 at was here also that he gained the mind constantly trending toward i i ioVthe united status ve O G T HOI FMAN LODGE No 507 1mm rf lJr ntrr A f nlar meeting of members every Wednesday even soubriquet Little Ben by which religious subjects he devoted himing at 7 30 oclock visiting Irienr especial Tln North Bend Ohio on the bluff he is still known by the veterans self to study and eventually beI Dav C Mas vlted toaiicnci JANUARY i 1892 C II Hunt Secretary -- ri orlrrliff flio fllir- tnnr rmlnc Mr G McLnin a nrominent came a minister of the CongregaTreat all Diseases of the Eye Perform f KNIGHTS OF VICTORIA LODGE No 8 8 38 Operations Inwt Artificial Kct Etc ASSETS 136 98 5 from Cincinnati He was poor and Grand Armj man who lost his arm tional Church The Rev Aaron pythias meets every Monday night in the thti attended the old log school house at Resaca wlllle following General Clevelands Ees Carefully son William the 10990553782 of Gold Silver Tested and the Pest Quality Liabilits4 C and Steel Hint Glass and in his boyhood When sixteen Harrisons lead says of himk oiIRAndCsMLc No grandfather of Grovcr was a silverTttasD Ha n J SURPLUS 2629298056 Hopkins odge No 61 a o u w meets cars ol age bcptembcr 1H50 He man was ciearer to the boys of the smith and a deacon in the church PURE PEBliLh SPECTACLES SUPPLIED became a student of Miami Uni- line that General Harrison and it The father of the ex President islting brethren cordially invited to attend C New Business He gradu- rose from one single element in the Richard versity Oxford Ohio T G Traar Rccrrder F Cleveland was born in S233Il833i We have one of the Pincst Test Cases in written in 1891 ated fourth in a class of sixteen mans character his entire sincer- Norwick graduated at Yale in America aud can Overcome any Difficult 2Husical Qrcjaniratious Assurance in June 1852 ity in his work his determination 1824 taught in Baltimore after the 804S94557 of the Ee that can be in force MARRIED AT ig THBbT IlRKNARDCOKNUTnANU meets at to take the leading part in what- custom of Jared Sparks and other the Masonic Hall cery Tuesday and Friday night CORRECTED WITH GLASSES Meetings All musicians nro inued to attend I college graduates of an earlier day After leaving the university young ever he asked his men to do Its latest form of Polic is Managcrotmnaand Hail iHrjsjiwUP phall never forget the sight I had married a daughter of Abncr Ncal UNRESTRICTED H-- K-At hri- ftynriArT A i VVJU began to study law in Judge Bell of him waving his sword and shout of that city after he had studied il Official Directory INCONTESTII1LE amy Storers office in Cincinnati ing in that shrill voice for which he for the Presbyterian ministry and after two jcars come on boys State where he remained for two years was noted then settled in Caldwell N J NON rORFniTAHLE GovernorJohn Young Urown was already in love with Miss General Harrison served in the He It was in this straggling village I iiutenant Mitchell C Alford and Builder becrctar ofGvcrnorJohn W Head ley after three yeirs Contractor Stale f r field until the war ended General that Grovcr Cleveland was born and payable Assistant Secretary of State Edward O Leigh Carrie L Scott the daughter of Privalo Secretary to Governor Arch I Drown WITHOUT DELAY the Rev J W Scott the princi- Harrison has taken in every cam- on March 18 1837 The boy was Attorney General W J Hendricks Auditor L C Noaman pal of the seminary at Oxford Ohio paign of the Republican party named for the pastor who had pro Treasurer II S Hale Madisonville Kentucky bupcrintendint ol Public Instruction Ed Por Write for rates and results giving age Every Presidential ceeded Rev Mr Cleveland in and they were married when Har- since i860 ter Thsmpton Register Land OUicc Green It Swango year has found him on the stump charge of the church at Caldwell Agent Miss Scott 18 PAUL M MOORE Insurance Cotnmisbioner Henry I Duncan rison was 19 and Deputy Commissioner W T Havens lending his sterling eloquence and Grover was the fifth in a family of EARLINGTON KY IOO POOR IO HAVE AN OFFICE Adjutant General A J Gross Good Work Guaranteed Assistant Adjutant General I D Richardson great popularity to the cause of the nine His sister Mrs Dr Hast Sept Arsenal Cipt David OConnell As soon as he was admitted to ommencrd Ilulnei In 1867 lnspectorPnbliclnista W J Mace party he believed best calculated ings became missionary to Ceylon Write for Terms Agriculture Nich McDowell Commissioner of at the bar he located at Court of Appeals Chief Justice W II Holt practice to serve his countrys destinies His brothers Frederic and Cecil Judges b Pryor Caswell Ucnnctt W II Indianapolis He was too poor to Holt J II Lewis Clerk A Addams lVIcj-iii-- s G MORTON NOMINA ED rOR GO I RNOR JOHN were lost at sea in the burning II Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Harbour have an office and John H Rca Judges W II ost Jr Jos Harbour J II llrent October 22 Librarian Mrs Mary llrown Day In the campaign of 1876 at steamer Missouri who was clerk of the United States Public Printer and Hinder V Polk Johnson State Geologist John R Proctor District Court offered him a desk great personal sacrifice he ac- 1872 off Abaco the chief of the Inspector of Mines C J Norwood U Railroad Commission I A Sp ilding and the young attorney won the cepted the nomination for Govern- Bahamas Frederic was the lessee MADISONVILLC KENTUCKY Fleming G M dams first case ever extended to him or of Indiana tho chief object be of the Royal Victoria Hotel at ugatcs Grocer on County Olfice Over llanncr Another brother Wil The young lawyer and his wife kept ing to strengthen his party in the Nassau Main Strctt Attention also given to repairing Judge ol Circuit Court John R Grace Gamett Commonwealths AttorneyJ clocks jewelry sewing machines etc He lost but liam is a Presbyterian minister Ky Presidential fight house in a small one story frame Madisonviile Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Court dwelling and when business was he show ed that he was the strong- Grover was only three years old County Attorney C J Waddill Cqunty Clcrk rAV II Arnold W H HOFFMAN over he went home and sawed wood est and most popular Republican when his father moved to Fayett Shcrllf K C Tapp Jailor Daniel Hiown He was one of the ville five miles from Horatio Seyin his State for the cooking stove Transacts n General Uankinp Business Superintendent of Schools J J Glenn L II Rodgers Coronci most earnest advocates of the mours birth place HIS 11RS1 OtKIU Special atfention given to collections MAGISTRATES IS ADMITTED TO PRACTICE I AW election of President Garfield in Curtail Ditrlct L F llailey E C Almon His first political convention was 1880 Court House District D Stodghill T R Card and the following year the well Mr Cleveland was admitted to He was nominated by the in i860 Hanson District J W Simons J W Jones Legislature of his State sent him practice as an attorney in 1859 Nebo District II F Porter A f Kc Republican party for reporter of the v Charleston District J C Lovcll J R Franklin T to the United States Senate The After his admission he continued Dalton District John rittslmons h C Kirk Supreme Court and elected by a JL KY wood MADISONVILLE Legislature of his State having II Hanson W I Davis Ashbsburg District Alias Old Joker Offco on Main street opposito North majority of 9688 It was during been made Democratic by gerry- with his preceptors for four years kitchen District II F llourland Jas Priest Door of Court House St Charles District R J Salmon J II Fox He was then appointed Assistant la till Inthftlead will complete nock of tins canvass that young Harrison mander he was not re elected but District Attorney for the County a first demonstrated his power as his term had expired only a few of Erie which position he filled L N THOS WHITFORD ready speaker Thomas A Henmonths when he was nominated for a period of three years He vyvvvVVvWwrivyvylnvV Brick layer and Stone mason dricks the great Indiana leader was THC GREAT for the Presidency by the Repub was nominated by the Democratic the Democratic candidate for Gov AND THROUGH TRUNK LINE enor Harrison many years his lican National Convention at Chi- County Convention in 1865 for KENTUCKY EARLINGTON cago in 1888 District Attorney and was debetween the cities of junior had taken the stump for the His splendid canvass and tri feated All orders receive prompt attention and Mr Cleveland formed a Mr Hendricks Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Republican party umphant election every one remem law copartnership with the late satisfactory work guaranteed and Daniel W Voorhees were anEvansville St Louis bers His crowning glory is the J V Vanderpool on the 1st of Repairing and Roofing a Specialty And the cities of nounced to speak at Rockville the MADISONVILLE Nashville Memphis Montgomery same night that Harrison was an- splendid administration he has January 1866 which was continugiven the country as its Chief ed until August 1869 He then Mobile and New Orleans rfJOId Joker has marked his goods so low Steam Laundry and Dye Works nounced The Democrats hector Magistrate an administration which became a member of the firm of Ttiat everything is bound to go ClTCIjnpjG ed the Republicans to have their XVitlC3TXt anaoer JAS L BURCHFIELD friend and foe alike admits has Laning Cleveland AND SPEED UNRIVALED Folsom the Tow Cash Sales and Tiiokits Small The only Laundry In the county and none better young man with Hendricks and seldom late A P Laning and the late never been surpassed in the State Insures the patronage of all They SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Voorhees in joint debate irst class work dono at very reasonable prices equaled in times of peace in the Oscar Folsom being his associA positive guarantee From St Louis Evansville declared the Republicans were cents wanted in every cltv town and hamlet in In the ates This firm remained in exishistory of the nation Hopkins and adjoining counties Address and Henderson to the afraid to accept the challenge JAMES L uvniiiriiii- oiunsKci highest office President Harrison tence for less than two years and IALA BELLE JARDINIERE Madisonville K Harrison met it with this reSOUTHEAST AND SOUTH the fine traits that dis- until Mr Cleveland retired thereHendricks is the head of has shown mark JS tinguished him in boy hood youth from to assume the duties of r THROUGH COACHES the Democratic ticket while I am and ago perfect sincerity great Sheriff of Erie County to which From above cities to Nashville Carpenter Contractor I Builder the tail of the Republican ticket FASHIONABLE n independence of character and the office he was chosen at the election and Chattanooga mak He is an experienced debator Will lake contracts for Building and Repairing v tmatS higljest sense of duty coning direct in November 1870 and will furnish all material for same while I am on my first trip But TP nection V1b T ESTIMATES OHEERFULLY GIVEN HIS RISE TO POWER showif we cant get along without Prices reasonable and satisfaction guiranteed WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS For the succeeding ten years -t-MEBCHANT TAILOR ing the white feather just tell Shop in the Old Cithollc Church For Atlanta Savannah Macon A i ti fri A Mr Cleveland practiced law in them we will consent to a joint Jacksonville and Points tfu Buffalo where he gained a large The audience seemed meeting IN FLORIDASf AND I Caveats and Ke issuea secured Trade- practice and became known as one to pity Harrison when Jthey saw Marks registered and all other patent JL causes In the Patent Office and before tho Courts Connections aic of the leaders of the bar in Western iadeat untune what kind of a job he had tackled IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS promptly and carefully prosecuted Upon receipt of model or sketch of Invention I New York and Nashville for all points He at He spoke after Hendricks make careful examination and advise as to patenta bility free of charge 4 i Upper First St Eranivllle Ind Nominated for Governor of New once launched into the record of Main offices directly across froroihe Patent Of North East South and West to my pci York by the Democrats in 1882 the Democratic party and charged Hop Gee and attention is especially called for making In Pullman Palace Cars Ha earnettlv solicit the pationace of his feet and long established facilities kins tounlf friends prompt preliminary searches for tbo most vigor Mr Cleveland was elected over that every Democrat in Indiana 14- ous and successful prosecution of applications for v EMIGRANTS patent and for attending to all business entrusted Secretary Folgcr by a plurality of had but a few years ago conceded to my care in the shortest possible time Reject 33 ed cases a specialty Seeking homes on the line of this the truth of the proposition they 192854 votes but received 20226 exclusive attcnt on FEES MODH RATE and given to patent business Uook of Information road will receive special low rates now deny less votes than were cast for Gar Voorhees was on his S2s2 advice and special references sent without and charge upon receipt field See agents of this company for feet in an instant vith a denial GROVER CLEVELAND and Stationary J RandLITTLE Grovcr Cleveland as Governor rates routes c or write to Harrison sfpppcd for a moment Patent Causes Solicitor and Attorney Cat Engines and Elevators C P Atmore G P Washington T A Grovcr Cleveland the nominee was a disappointment to many of I beg your pardon C Dealer In sml hand Milling Machinery Opposite U S Patent Offire LouisviHc Kentucky he said I 9hould have said for the Presidency by the National those who had supported him in Mention this paperl Evanullla Indiana 208 Lower First St im Preii O WvABPitLCahle It OR INTERMEDIATE POINTS Worth Waco Services every Sunday morning at It oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday schpo at 9 3a V W Dawsey pastor a m MT ZION UAPTIST CHURCH AJAR TIMES HOW HE WENT FRONT TO THE Services Sabbath at if a m aud 7 n m Son day school al 9 30 a m W V Foster pastor JMfeigal t II i- - J t L iJftm f N mJSSJ13 13 M tlt mr rj - a I hope and faith and hope that noth ing could quench not even his celebrated silver letter The first public expression which was seized upon by the Cleveland Democracy and which was pro phetic of the recent events was the nomination of Mr Cleveland for the Presidency by Congressman William Springer of Illinois at the Tlnirman banquet at Columbus O on the night of November 13 1890 In liis response fo the toast The Press Mr Cleveland being present at the time Mr Springer ¬ k 11 ¬ ¬ the other hand Grover Cleveland gained much credit for dpproving some of the reform measures begun and carried - out by the previous Republican Legislature while he received censure for the rejection of other bills shaped and carried through by the reformers His failure to approve the tenure of office act a measure demanded by public meetings in New York by the press and by thinking people of both parties did much to nullify whatever good was to be found in his record as Governor DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION Manitou Springs Hopkins Co Kv July tst 1892 In my former communication I left off at the finding of the Ma sonic lodge There is no longer any doubt as to the antiquity of Masonry with the exception of the goat and diligent search is being made for that Our attention is just now centered upon the finding of another but smaller body of men in another part of the city The evidence surrounding them goes to show 1 ¬ 13 4 ¬ mmw m VSSIrS TVlibtlffiMVilSi V8 I I - ¬ ¬ ¬ fc 1 ¬ ¬ I j 1 1 lw ¬ pc 5XtttIer3be0 1 VV j - a ¬ VVILSOM VV Al ¬ The first organized Democratic opposition to Governor Cleveland developed from the Democratic State Convention of 18831 William Purcell of Rochester was the leading Democratic candidate for Secretary of State By the influence of the State administration Purcell was beaten in the convention and the Cleveland candi date was nominated The party dissension increased as the cam paign advanced the liquor inter est never friendly to Cleveland was organized against his candidate and General Carr the Re publican candidate was elected The origin of Tammanys bitter opposition to Governor Cleveland is to be found in his political ingratitude It charged that he broke faith with them and ever since that organization has fought Grover Cleveland tooth and toe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nail At nii -- Ill Hi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Democratic National convention held in Chicago in Grover Cleveland headed 1884 the list of candidates for the Presidential nomination with 392 out of the 780 votes cast He was nominated on the second ballot with Thomas A Hendricks of Indiana for Vice President After an exciting campaign Mr Cleveland was elected defeating James G Blaine the Republican candidate the latter having 182 votes in the electoral college to 219 for Grover Cleve¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that it must have been the city The bodies were well preserved They have every evi dence of having been selected from They are of the the nobility Roman type in form and feature and were cjad with the toga tunic and sandal There was still visible upon their manly features an expression of calm resignation as much as to say we stand upon our record which may be read in streets and sidewalks and the handsome city buildings of which we feel justly proud as our everlasting tomb They were found seated round a highly carved table evidently of native design and workmanship It seemed to have been an age when carving was not only an accomplishment but a pastime as well In fact some of the lordly Aldermen were found in the very act of carving unknown designs and fairy images upon soft pine sticks Men were also found upon the street corners apparently in tently engaged in this same work of art There was a vacant scat in this singularly city council which enough is accounted for by the finding of the following autograph letter in the hands of the Lord Mayor or President council ¬ ¬ ¬ To the Noble Valient and Illustrious even Thou Alvinius Drusus Sisk L M v W rKJANKER DENTIST 1 ¬ N ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 ¬ -- ¬ 1 losD foOes Walker -- ENT 1ST I ¬ f asf ins RAILROAD ¬ ¬ ¬ O Tinware ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Earlineton Ky 1 ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ L FRITSCH - McCORD ¬ ¬ ¬ r- hiri J - ¬ TOATENTS ¬ ¬ iviooisrisV ¬ Steam Engines D fellow-citize- n Be it known unto you and unto the Nobility assembled that I Hopsatan am unavoidably detained at the Phospherronian Phoun tain by divers and sundry seductive sheckels toward which my heart doth surely yearn Know also that I speak the truth though my words seem strange to you when I recite that land the Noble Marcus Brutus Ray he HIS TARIFF MESSAGE The principal act of Mr Cleve- of Gaul hath after much travail lands administration was his sub- delivered himself of the customary mission to Congress of a message two pence and the rabble and the on the tariff question which pro- barbarians tarry at the foaming voked the liveliest comment for bowl I pray thee to forget me not months after and which at first when thou makest up thy jewels seemed to threaten his success as a candidate for re election He for thou knowest that my heart was however renominated but panteth after the water brooks O that wendeth their was defeated by Benjamin Harri- Jerusalem Mr Cleveland peaceful way so beautifully and so son of Indiana accepted the result in a philosophi- gracefully towards the Two Dol cal and shortly after his retire- lars that doth so soothingly beguile ment from the White House took each several sitting of the council Commend me to thj up his residence in New York and I have said began the practice of his profes- fellows and the gods deal gentl sion which he has followed ever with thee Thine Hop the Perforated since This letter can of course conHIS PRIVATE LIFE 1886 On June 2 President vey no definite meaning to the I Cleveland was married in the people of this far off age of the relics White House to Miss Frances merely give it as one Folsom the daughter of his former which may at some future time be Not- of use law partner Oscar Folsom If it should be of no further use withstanding the fact that the marriage of a President was an event it is thought by some tcthrow light of unusual importance in the upon the identity of the figure and United States the ceremony was fountain mentioned in my former It is however argued bj a very quiet affair and was per- letter formed in the Executive Mansion the scholars that the nature ot the by Rev Byron Sunderland a Pres- composition of the figure found in byterian clergyman The honey- connection with the fountain would moon was spent at Deer Park Md hardly justify any connection be In 1880 Mr Cleveland purchased tween it and the author of such a a homestead at Buzzard Bayj fifty frank and honest communication The finding of this letter seems five miles from Boston which he named Gray Gables A beautiful also to throw light upon the foun villa surrounded by 100 acres of tain itself It seems to prove be land comprises the estate and it is yond question that this is certainly there that Mr and Mrs Cleveland the celebrated Fount Phosferron spend their summers residing for mentioned by Doctor Gardiner m the rest of the year in New York his classic work entitled A Free city The most interesting event Voyage Upon Lake Le Cream By the way those who are famil in the married life of Mr and Mrs Cleveland was the birth of a iar with Gardiners works will daughter at their home in New remember that the preface and in York on the morning of October troductory chapters upon Lake She was named Ruth le Cream are highly poetic and 4 1891 Cleveland The news was teleSo much so in fact graphed far and wide and con- laudatory gratulations poured in upon the that some of the scholars were in happy parents The appearance clincd to the belief that much of it of Baby Ruth badges is evident was stolen from Bud Barnlull that the baby is to figure in the especially in the chapters entitled campaign of the coming fall First Churning and Thp Since his retirement from office Our However as Mr Cleveland has enjoyed robust Care of the Calf health Continued on Fourth Page ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m H tjj isyM - 1 lsMlftv7 ekau r i - ft tt c t MBK4atfMMiaiA T aofcitiscnteuts Cltocttiscmctits DEATH RODE IN THE WAGON An Incident or tbe Shotgun Qoarontlno In Texas With a red hazy shimmer tho west ¬ KEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Kjlwed ih Pottoflice at Earlington alsss nutier SUBSCRIPTION ti Second penscs incurred by the Constitutional Convention and the present Legislature The extravagant appropriations and unnecessary outlays will require additional taxation and the people will be called upon to foot the bills ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ RATES Odj Vir strictly in advanc si oo Sl Months jo Three Months 23 3 Sinfl Copies Specimen coplet mailed free on application Correspondent wanted In all parts of the county Address us for particulars Under the operation of our tariff laws the Government is deriving 1 revenue sufficient to pay the current expenses to pension the soldiers nnd meet the interest on the public debt There is also a gradual reduction of the principal debt The tariff schedules arc so adjusted as to afford protection to our home manufacturers and benefit American labor In a general sense the tariff is for revenue but it is so adjusted as to furnish the protection to our industries and our laborers against foreign influences It is needless to discuss theories that cannot be put into practice The public debt must be paid and the pension list maintained Both of the great parties are committed to this policy and no party can be National in char acteror have an existence as such that would avow any other policy The present revenues leave but a small surplus nt the close of each fiscal year and it is not possible therefore to make any material reduction in the tariff rates without resorting to some other method The present method of taxation is so adjusted as to bear lightly and the people scarcely realize they arc taxed If it were not for the incessant noise and clatter of the politicians the people would be satisfied and unconcious of the duties which they pay To reduce the tariff rates so that the gross income is below the actual government expeditures will make some form of direct taxation necessary The collection of such a tax by the tax gatherers on the lands and personal estate of citizens would cause an upheaval not short of actual Let us be satisfied revolution with our excellent system formed by Henry Clay and improved and continued by the Republican party ¬ ¬ RATES OF ADVERTISING square first Insertion fi 00 Each subseauent Insertion 50 Display adrertisementa for lonx periods con tractea rorat special rates per line Local Notices 3 cents W arrlage birth and death notices Inserted free Obituary notices will be charged 5 cents per line A1I advertisements at regular rales must lake the run of the paper Extra posltiona will la fit en only when arranged for by special con tract Idrass all communications to Oo THE BEE THOS N BLACK W R PRATT THURSDAY NATIONAL Earlington Ky ¬ Editors 1892 JULY 7 ¬ REPUBLICAN TICKET FOR PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HARRISON Of Indiana FOR VICE PRESIDENT WHITELAW REID Of New York ANNOUNCEMENT For Circuit Judge To the voters of the Fourth Judicial District comprising the counties of Caldwell Crittenden and Hopkins I Livingston hereby make the announcement that I am a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge of said district subject to the action of the T D Nonn Democratic party Marion Crittenden Co July 6 1892 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Weaver and Harrison but the greatest of them is Harrison Cleveland Bidwell 100 Reward Si 00 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is nt least one dreaded Weaver and Field were nomindisease that science has been able to cure If ou want any size doll call on wagon at Omaha by the Peoples ated in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls And the heavy wagon slowly clanked Catarrh Cure is the nnlv nositive cure now L R WOOLFOLK Party convention for President and creaked along tho road Chicago known to the medical fraternity Catarrh FOR THE CAMPAIGN and Vice President Tribune being a constutional disease requires a Such little complaints as heartburn St Louis constutional treatment The Twicc-a-WceHalls Catarrh TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE Musical Instruments from a Jeusharp to up headache toothache sour stomach acting The Senate has passed the Stew- Republic will be mailed each Tues Cure is taken internally surfaces directlysys are not often fatal but very annoying etc All an Organ and repairs for same at on tue blood and mucous M Ir CiiATKriFn btatcs that by means ot tne ¬ L K WOOLFOLKS art silver bill However this does day and Friday from now until tem thereby destroying the foundation of such troubles are quickly cured by Light of his pyrometer he has discovered that ning Hot Drops Mr A C Rayner Shops the temperatures which occur in melt ¬ the disease and giving the patient strength l not indicate that it will become a November 30th 1893 for only by building up the constitution and assisting W Va says Uase Rill Goods at L K Woolfolks I have been afflicted with ing steel and in other Industrial opera ¬ law so long as President Harrison Forty Cents It is a great semi nature in doing its work The proprietors heartburn and sour stomach for four years tions have been overestimated so power Found no relief until I used Lightning Hot in its weekly paper and will be indis nave theymucn laita hundredcurative for any Drops I can honestly say that Lightning retains his power to veto How iikst to protect wire ropes from offer One that Dollars My stock of Wall Paper cannot be excelled Lc pensible during the Campaign An case it fails to cure Send for list of Testi Hot Drops has cured me entirely 23 and tho corrosive Influences to which they for beauty and prices low as is one of the practical are subjected For sale by all dealers 50c bottles Address F J CHENEY the lowest The Republicans of Illinois are extra copy will be sent free to No- monials questions of the day It is now proposed ToledooO Sold preparing for a bold and aggres- vember 30th to the sender of each CO Bernard Drug Store for 75 cents by to cover the wire with a lead coating YOU ARE THE PEOPLE St Earlngton Ky I take pleasure in showing my goods Gov McKinlcy club of five with Two Dollars The primal principle of economy In sive campaign We are J T Alexander Co steam engine practice Is simply to use Pleasccall examine my stock ami get prices A pain in the side or back and spots on - Congressex Speaker Reed ex Send for a package of sample the face indicate kidney and liver disorder Our place of business is at Madi the steam as hot and as dry as possible man Horr Secretary Rusk Hon copies and raise a club and after It has done Its work to get it Address Mr Geo P Eckes Lorcntz W Va says sonvillc Ky Wc are selling for the next thirty out of the way as quickly as possible I had kidney trouble for over two years Ingalls and Hon J M John J The Republic Have tried different kinds of kidney medi days anything we have in stock at This Is the simplest way of expressing It Thurston will take part in the cancine but got no relief I was not able to from 20 to St Louis Mo Some experiments in connection with 30 per cent discount ride horseback and scarcely able to attend vass You want the goods We want the artificial production of clouds by 1 to my business commenced using burning coses of rehinous matter were j POOR DELUDED BEINGS A ttMWJT jrv Lightning Kidney and Liver Remedy and the room for new fall and winter lately made In Paris but were only par ¬ m i aj-jvjCongressman Springer in an mf 4 I I ft riA BU before I had used one bottle I began to goods soon to arrive from the East tially successful on account of the says the Peoples Our Regular Webster County Correspon ¬ improve I nave taken four or live bot- For the best bargains come early interview wind carrying the clouds away as soon tles and am almost cured For sale by Party will cut a considerable Co as formed dent Drives Hot Shot Into the J T Alexander alldealcrs Pnor Hew of Zurich says that the figure in the November election Third Party Ranks most agreeablu death Is by falling He WHISTLE POSTS ANCIENT NOTIONS He thinks the party will have a Richard Harden one of the lectures of has talked with a great many people the Peoples party in speaking at bebree 1 Some Jlemedle Prcwerlbed by tbe wno nave cscapea death by falling by a strong following in many States of said Gold is an instrumentality or a deRailroad earnings for the past year arc Ancient hairs breadth only and reports that vice to facilitate exchanges also gold the largest ever known the South and West and the reThe queer beliefs superstitions etc those who have experienced such acci was a measure of value just the same as a Operator Will Mann is now working a Riven below have been culled from the dents suffer no pain and no terror- sult of the vote may finally throw half bushel or yard stick but in no other tew days at Norton ville works of Mizaldus Minus Galen Ar the election into the House of way Also that the government could make greenbacks by stamping its sovereign upon AF 8CI Several car loads of wheat was shiDped noldus Africanus and others Some of FACTS FOR UNCLE SAM JftX Representatives it and wealth was accumulated by class to Hopkinsville last week WEAK NERVOUS OR IN PAIN The first of these works are classed among the TnK average size of an American legislation enacted by the Republican par- the season rarest bibliographical treasures From some long standing ailment or feel ty The blood of a white hen smeared farm Is estimated to be 610 acres The Legislature lias at last ar- theand denounced the Republican party for Both the north and south local crews are resumption act In the course of his that your constitution nervous system is The all tho ranged for the judicial districts remarks said we were on the verge of daily distributing ballast along the Hender ¬ andover alonoface that is full of frccklei acres onUnited States has 000000000 failing or that some affliction has taken or which nothing can be grown let until it be dry nnd then is taking permanent hold of vou which and in less son division and we presume that the candi- ¬ slavery and disfranchisementclass of psople wiped off clean taketh nway tho freckles without irrigation have been and than ten years the laboring to Electricity burned out two relays at the nnd spots Tire recently discovered deiwsits of jou off or countrol are still inunablefrst dates will rapidly multiply The would be slaves for their chains were now Crofton office during a heavy thunder throw whether the An excellent cure for the gout is to osphaltum in California are said to be or last stage remember that Dr Greggs and districts are smaller than under the being forged by the Republican party mon- storm last week take a young puppy all of one color if the most extensive in the world Electric Delt and Appliances and system the only remedy for them was fiat Foreman Sager of the bridge crevv along you can get such a one and cut him in apportionment as the new ey former These calamity croakers have gone Alaska contains an area of 380107 of Home Treatment will cure you No medical or other mode of Electric over our country making speeches and fill- with his men are doing some nice trestle two pieces through tho back while alive square miles From extreme- north to Constitution requires trhee courts ing the breast of the unfortunate with Ha- work near Hopkinsville and lay the hot end to tho grioved south it is 1400 miles in an air line or Treatment can at all compare with them Our tred and hate succeeded in making them The Reading railroad will soon have placo per year in each county as far as from Maine to Florida and Thousands of women who suffered for the be that The hoofs and fore feet of a cow from Its eastern boundary to the end of years with complaints peculiar to their sex district is composed of Hopkins believeMany wealth can haveaccumulated by completed cost finest station in America law been proposed which will remedies 3000000 dried and taken any way are excellent the Alutian Islands J300 mile in an have been completely and permanently re Caldwell Crittenden and Livings- and chief among these is the remedy of stored to health No fewer men have also 1 The London Truth one of the leading against a cough if burnt tbe smoke of air line or as far as from New York to been cured fiat money Probably no subject in the California papers of Europe speaks highly of the them will drive away mice ton counties Electric Treatment for diseases suggested is less understood than that of monworld Nashville Cos management If your noso bleeds on the left side properly applied is perfect and has no good ey So many false definitions have been Louisville COMMERCIAL FIGURES substitute The Gregg Electric licit and Two sections of a train loaded entirely crush the little finger of the right who given so many strange conflicting theories Hon John W FosiiTr Tire cirport fruit trade of Jamaica In Appliances are the only ones in existence have been advanced that it is not all surstem hand and for the other sido do the opwas recently appointed Secretary prising that men have come toatimagine with potatoes passed over the mainweek posite creased from 1250000 In 1880 to 15000 that supply a perfect mode of application between Nashvilleand Louisville last An egg that is laid on Thursday 000 In 1690 The Gregg Electric Foot Warmer price of State will be remembered by that money is something that can be creaGeneral Echols of the N N M v ihe white being emptied ted by law The definitions given by Mr dut and Exports of coal from New South Si 00 keeps the feet warm and dry and is most of the old citizens of this Harden and those who believe in the pow- R R has been lately elected to the empty place being filled with salt the and Wales were valued at 0590455 In 1889 the only genuine Electric Insole of of People who have paid their money and section During the war lie was er of Congress to create wealth We are position president the O V division gently roasted by the fire will cure can and ut 4935805 in 1890 The decrease beei cured can tell you what has been told that rold is an instrumentality or a The weight of an express passenger train keral teeth and kill tho worms which was due to the great strike military commander of this district device to facilitate exchange That sounds in Europe is said to equal to about half the cat the teeth done for them in a way that will convince Canada exported In 1891 agricultural you with headquarters at Henderson sovnds well but I dont believe it is cor- tonnage of an accomodation train in this Cantharldes wrapped In a spiders products to the value of 13000858 and prices Complete catalogue ot testimonials etc 6 cents Circular free rect Gold and silver are commodities web and hanged over him who is suf forestry products has served as minister to Mexico They are the products of labor They are country worth 24US2015 Eight sections of one train came in from fering with quartane aguo perfectly New Brunswicks lumber exports Biglnduceraents to Good Agents were Russia and Spain and is well in- ¬ not instrumentalities or devices to facili the south one day last week which is an- cures him tate exchange They are the things given one sixth as much To draw a tooth without pain Fill formed on matters of diplomacy for something else and other things are other pointer that business on this division ADORESa The quantity an earthen crucible with emmets or Nicaragua in of coffee exported from THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO THE given in exchange for them The only de- is booming and international law the last ten years lias in vice about them is the coining of the met Conductor Wing only stays a tew days ants eggs and alL and when you hove creased from 13000000 to 19800000 111 burned them keen tho ashes with als So that we can truthfully say that on the Providence run Inter Ocean Building tfllCugO he is to Europe The Prohibition convention at coining of gold and silver is a device to fa- elsewnero to take chargeuntil another called which if you touch a tooth it will drop pounds annually mostly 500 pounds of run One acre produces about of Ill if and are Ab CAAmc tu www UI4 Cincinnati nominated Gen John cilitate exchanges way the exchangesgov- TTa flv viu tn uvn in uiraiUUUU alJMl voffec facilitated in this Whenever the The little bone of the knee joint of Section Foreman Sweeny of the ProviBidwell of California for Presi- ernment Br any government certifies that a hares hind leg doth Dresentlv hln dence branch is putting in a large number in a certain piece there are of CLEAR dent and J B Cranftl of Texas a certain number ofofgold or silver a ties this season He has already used tho cramps if you do but touch tho grains of certain f 8000 and with a good rail he would soon grieved place with it for Vice President The nominee fineness then be who gives it knows he Take a great overgrown toad and THE I INTERNATIONAL is not giving too much and he who receives have a fine track RECULATE THE for President is an old Californian tie her up in a leather bag pricked full that he is receiving enough So wc will A locomotive engineer bas been nominSTOMACH LIVER AND DOWELS TRACK land change the definition to this The coining ated in Kansas on one of the state tickets of holes and put bag and all in an ant pioneer and now a wealthy I ants will eat away precious device is PURICY THE BLOOD He was of theexchange metals the a preciousto facili A man who is not afraid to run an engine hill The you can find a stono all her owner in that State Co J T Alexander but tate metals at tbe rate of a mile per minute ought to flesh then of mar A KELIABLE REMEDY FOR velous virtue If a man be poisoned elected handsomely on the first themselves are property They are mer make a good run IndtgeatloMt IlUIouanvM llrndnf hf CnC Madisonville Ky They are one will draw all tho poison to pstlon ljtpcpUf Ckrenlo IJrcr Ti ouIiUf i ballot receiving 590 votes out of a chandise one commoditycommodities and The umoris now afloat hal the great it are selling is exchanged for Had Complexion whenever Pixel new lyntco successor or tiii UNAnmnoEn presently if he be by railroad king C P Huntington now con- - an diOUVutlva Breath jtnd nil ItMdlted and liesot from Coer to Corer another it is barter and gold and silver are total of 974 The was a wide tf tho I odder S goods bv it A GRAND INVESTMENT PUmac Uver and Jlowrl templates disposing of all his railroad stono refinements of barter both pain and swelling will sud vision in the convention on some the last second definition is IUpnt Tabulea contain notlilnar Injnrinu to possessions in this part of the State inat a sacrifice The Gold and tbo moMt delicate rontltntloii 11 ihuii w uLu denly cease Tho trork of rovlslnit occupied over t Mfe effectual Give IimncUl itr r sections of the platform which silver are the measures of value We cluding the Ohio Valley line prices not at all being hold by dnifTfrJiU ten yearn jnorothannliuiidreilcditors Atrfnl btt int tyinil Jet as well as amber U were told en receipt of U rcnU Atdn Harden that is a o being employed nnd over 8300000 Since there is a probability of having ones neck Is profitable hunff about covers most all questions before measure of by Mr just the same gold half against the considered THE RIPANS CHEMTCAl CO expoudedbeforoflrstropywasiirinted value as a some safety coupling system adopted by 60LD 0Y AIL COOKSCLUBS 10 BPItUCb BTKKET KSW TOHK tlfY a the American people bushel or yard stick We deny that gold is the numerous railroads of the country in distillation of phlegm in tho throat and I I i a m111 Their timililat cant f lungs 4 oo r a measure of value It is a measure of me near iuiure tne inventors with their CAUTION Is nocddl in purchasing a die Mid Summer If a man hath the dropsy stand him value precisely as a half bushel or a yard new patents in that line are becoming tlonarras rihotocrunhic renrinta at mi rtluin The Treasury of our State is now stick is but no other way The yard stick thick and there will therefore be a great up to his nock In sand by tho seaside comnaratircly uortlilena edition of CLEARANCE ooks Cotton Root lete and nro loins iruiketcd under various Web9tor on a hot day and the sand will draw up a measure empty and the want of money will is notcloth worth of aquantity It meas variety to draw from nanios and often I tttreirKcntatlon SALE COMPOUND ures all tho water and cure the disease 50 yard precisely as it GET THE BEST Conductor Gepbart is back from the A recent discovery bran old probably cause an early adjourn- does calico worth 4 cents a yard it meas A stone called rrranite if worn in n is now on The International which bcarimprint of physician Successfully used ures 25 lace as it does one cent tane and Louisville Southern where he went to fill bag at the neck strengthens C MEIlUIAICOrtlllslier monthly by thousands of La ment of the Legislature The in no other way the heart You will save from Springfield Man U H A It is therefore not a a position as conductor on that line but dies It Is tho only perfectly UO Treasurer has announced that no measure of value and consequently this the distilleries along there of which there but is said to hurt the brain St Louis safe nnd rcl ltble medicine dis 20 to 30 per cent are about thirty have shut down for the Republic covered Uewaro of nnprin clpltd druggists who offer in more drafts will be honored until yard stick can be made of silver or gold or summer season as is their usual custom by taking advantage of wood It measures simply quantity not ferlor medicines In Dlace of Didnt Seem loatlble sheriffs and banks can pa in their quality not value The yard stick the and therefore Frank says the battors fell thli Ask or Cooks Cotton Root Compound take A lady belonging to a community this opportunity M MOORE no subs titute or Inclose Si and 6 cents In postacc out of the business half bushel called the Sisters of St John tho Baptaxes which will be many months all devices toand the coininc of monev are in letter and we will tend sealed br return mail We must sell facilitate exchance hull sealed particulars in plain envelope to ladles Rather a singular accident occured a few tist in New York was spending a in the future only two stamps Addren It was only a short The yard stick assures the man who buys days ago on this division Cliff White to make room for a POND LILY COMPANY that he has received enough and in that brakeman was enroute to Nashville ac- a month not long since in one of the No 3 Iliber Ulock Detroit Mich while back that the General Gov way it facilitates Fall and Winter stock exchange The coining companied by his wife on a passenger train backwoods districts Going to the post Sold In Earlington by St llernard Drue Store ernment turned into our State of money facilitates exchange for the reason and when near Hopkinsville he went out office shortly after her arrival she asked W II Gardner M D and druggists everywhere soon to be bought that were it not each man who did and took a seat on the steps of the baggage if any letter had come for Sister Bor Treasury some six hundred thous- business would coined to in the Eastern markets nardine Tho rural postmaster looked have carry a pair of car where Great reductions in several thrown and dollars as our share under the scales and be a chemist If gold and sil- den front of the he was inflicting by a sud bewildered for a moment Sister jerk train EARLINGTON KY what at lines at Bishop ver are not measures of value what is tirst was pronounced a fatal injury but who hu asked Sister Bernardine act of Congress for refunding to the We answer in imperative tones IntellectuLook the line of cook Read their big advertisement repeated the lady a sister of St John through the of able States the monies expended during al Labor and nothing else Gold gets its good nursing skillbis familyphysicians and the Baptist and Whiskey Habits Well I should by it is thought Everybody value from labor Of course we can not he may recover At the time he fell off it think not replied the man with rather stoves at Owens I cured at homo with the late war This large sum was account for the fact that an up¬ outraln liuokot par-big ad- ¬ Must mankind has a is thought that tho train was running at roarious laugh I guess hes been dead goes there and buys Read Bishop BOW BBSiItlcnlnrarcnt FltJIR rapidly consumed in meeting ex- - certain fancy for gold or for diamonds the rate of forty miles per hour and it is pretty near a hundred years rr urn ILMWOOIIKVMI sell cheap vertisements this week now AllnntnUa OlUcolutiWllieluirlt ¬ Beside the two candidates and the record of the two parties what is there at issue in the present campaign ¬ neither can we account for tho fact that we like certain things to cat These are simply facts in nature and they nrc facts whether they can be explained or not which can not be disregarded The dollar in gold represents on the average the labor that it took to dig and mint it together with all the time of the men who looked for it without rinding it The dollar in gold on an average will buy the product of the same amount of tabor in any other direction Nothing has ever been money from the most barbarioustothe most civilized unless it was a product of nature and a something to which the people among whom it passed as money attached a certain value a value not dependent upon legislation in any de gree Nothing has ever been considered A bank money that man could produce bill is not money neither is a check nor a draft These are all deuces simply to facilitate business but in and of themselves they have no value The Government a pauper We were told by Mr Harden that the Government could make money enough in a few days to buy all the railroads the St Bernard Coal Co and control them We deny that the Government can make money The Gov- ¬ ernment produces nothing it raises no wheat no corn It digs no gold no silver It is not a producer it is a consumer The Government is a perpetual pauper that has to be supported by the people It is constantly passing the contribution plate and the man who passes it has a musket behind him but at the same time the Government is supported by these contributions We cannot live upon the promise of our own Government any more than a farmer can live upon the rates of his hired band or any more than we could live upon the the bonds issued by the occupants of the county poor house and we cannot live on that which we have to support The Gov- ¬ ernment cannot by law create wealth We should me to ask a question of the Peoples party and should like very much to have it answered If the Government can make moneyjby putting its sovereignty upon a piece of paper or silver bark or rags if it can create absolute money by so doing why does it collect money and taxes from poor devils like us We hae in eery district assessors sher iffs and collectors and at every post we have a custom house but still wc are collecting taxes day and night for the support of the Government We are making those who are hardly able to pay contribute Now if the Government can make money within itself so why should it collect taxes from the poor Here is a poor man cultivating a farm and is digging among the stones and roots Why should the Government tax this man 20 or 40 when according to the theory these gentlemen could make a 1000000 bill quicker than a cat could wink Why not make each of us a 1000000 bill and give to us so that we all may be million aris Why impose on industry in that wav Why should the sun borrow a candle Why should the sea trot around to borrow a little salt water And if the Government can create mon- ¬ ey bow much should it create Hit should create who would get it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To be Continued considered a mystery that he wasnot killWhen found be wts about ed instantly sixty feet from tho track where he had been thrown Of course It will be admitted that Super visorSullivan and Davis have the champion turkey and rabbit hunters and an occasion al preachei yet we are confident that they have no such crew possessing talent of the gang herein mentioned Supt Elliot Holbrook of the Baltimore and Ohio road In the course of an interest ing chat said he did not believe any road in the country could turn up like the Baltimore and Ohio a section gang with a county coroner adoctorofdivinity an of the Legislature aid an emergency physician lie has been out along the line for a week and tells a story about an experience he had while his cartas lying at Sand Patch a night or tobgo The fore man of a gang came up to aim and said There is more talint tohe square inch in that gang on the fur side of that mountain than I have met with since I was at the last Dimocrotic State Convention Mr Holbrook asked the man what be meant and the foreman continued I was coming up the hill from work with my gang a bit ago ind when a few rods below Philsons we found the body of man lying beside the track His body was yet warm and I wish I had a doctor here said I half to myself I euess I can answer in a ninch said one ol the men of the gang Whatdoyou mean a boot such things I asked with some show of contempt Oh I took a term in the old Jefferson Medical College yeras ago but I didnt All this time take to practice and quit he had been rummaging the body and in a minute said Hes dead Well Ill leave two or three of you here to watch the body while I get a cor- ¬ oner or a squire to hold the isquest said I The rut of you can coma frith me I guess as I am the coroner of the county Ill do said a mud c6fered citizen Youl said I to him Ob yes I was elected last fall He took six of the Well go ahead gang and held an inquest and returned a verdict of accidental death Well thats done put him in the hand- ¬ car and well take him up and get a coffin and a preacher and bury him I said to the men Whats the use said a man of Ibe I gang who hadnt said a word till now am a minister and always have a Bible hold the services right with me Lets here Let the others dig a grave under that big hemlock and well bury him without further trouble Acting on his suggestion the grave was soon dug the body carried to its side and He read a then the minister took bold chapter gave out a hymn as be called it and then he delivered one of the most feel in an appropriatist funeral sermons ever heard It was out of sight and nearly every one of us was putty moist before he quit There wasnt nothia in it all resem blin my church but it caught me cause it was simple and as powerful as the dymn ite e had been using all day Like the doctor the gospel fellow had had his inning in school aad seminary but a woman scrape or Parkhurst expedition downed him and he was umbeknownst to himself doing really big now What struck trip nil nf n hMn wav th firt that T whn was bossm the gang oould only tonch the pe o make my signature on the pay rolls he fellows under mo were either an a M D s D Ds or D B s Great coun- Pittiburg Post try this ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ern pralrlo seethed and quivered In the heat of tho late summer sun Tired birds with dusty wings panted beside tbe sandy beds ot do ad rivers thirst crazed cattle pawed weakly at the roots ot dying cottonwoods and the brazen sun glared over the desert A covered wagon drawn by two oxen slowly clanked along tho road A fiery eyed man with sunken checks and bony fingers sat at the front driving An emaciated woman wan and ghastly lay within her eyes resting upon him her hands feebly caressing a babe Behind her their bare bony limbs crossed in the last death struggle lay two other children a girl ot perhaps fifteen and a boy a year younger As tho wagon crushed across a sandbed in the run of a winter stream n board nailed to a cottonwood on the bank caught the womans gaze but her dim glazed eyes could not decipher the words it bore She glanced toward her husband Thirteen miles ho groaned To night she whispered Yes Lucy ho said and bending tenderly kissed her For even these dying outcasts of tho desert could kiss each other Grim death rodo with them his yellow fever hue rested upon their parched skins but lovo was also there stronger oven than death And slowly the plague craft trundled onward toward the nearest town where the man and woman hoped to obtain water and medical assistance She for the baby he for her It was dark when they camo within sight of the town and he knowing the way drove directly for tho public well Arc you Halt cried a voice from Brownsville But the hollow eyed specter like driver heeded not This is quarantine said the voice and a gunlock clicked ominously In tho Halt or Ill firel soft hot night air But the specter like driver heeded not Two fierce flashes pierced tho dark ness and tho weary oxen started for ward as the succeeding reports boomed heavily across tho plains The scent of water was in their nos trils and soon they were quaffing deeply from the trough beside the public well And the gaunt driver neither moved nor spoke The woman was silent The weary oxen trudged on beyond the town and sunrise found them plod ding onward All day the western prairie seethed and quivered in the red hazy glare of tho late summer sun and tho plague wagon with its load of dead crept on ward Oreat droning flies crawled about the faces ot the silent voyagers and dusty winged vultures hovered One gaunt red beaked old fel above low for a time rode on the seat beside the specter driver then growing bold er plunged back Into the depths ot the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L R- - Woolfolt The 8T BERpD EARLINGTON DRUG STORE 1 1 MADISONV1LLE KY KENTUCKY Boohs and Stationery Picture Frames and Wall Paper Pianos Org ans AND AND DEALERS IN ALL MNDS OF -s- h Musical Instrumeutsi Patent jVIedieines and Perfumery DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes L Sheet Music etc Every Baby Buggy new and lowest cash prices at L R WOOLFOLKS I Complete line of Lamps Fixtures at nnlcrhs and Tiiits A L R WOOLFOLKS Just received a new lot of On Paintinos and Ciiromos at irRencly -- Mixed Taints all colors in small cans and Oils PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED L R WOOLFOLKS Most complete assortment of Hoys Wag ons in town at IKK DAVIS L R WOOLFOLK- S- When wjnttng Shcara Pocket or Table Cutlery get my prices before bujing elsevvbere First Class Turn Outs al Reasonable Rates rit UKS KI HIP HIST IN THE CITY Stable anJ Office on MAIN ST near Depot MY - SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TRAVHLINQ MEN Complete line of School Hooks Supplies and Stationer aluavs on hand nt a ISAAC DAVIS L R WOOLFOLKS BEN T ROBINSON Picture Prames to order and satisfaction guaranteed at L It Wool mris When wanting Fishing Tackle give mc call a DRUGGIST jxti- Ocxjj Ky Mc i t - Articles for presents marked down to rtrrK dottom prices at L R WOOLFOLKS Dolls Dolls Dolls Alwason hand a full and complete stock of DKlCb AND MKDICINKS 1TKI UMKKY and TOILET AUTICLLS PAINTS AND OILS And ever thing else known to the trade pliusicuiis prescription vturtfiilhj ompounif PLUCK GRIT SAND k ¬ The ¬ ¬ ¬ to 13ti- - Wiclit Tl ici Grit sll Wigjlit Pl it Sand to L1cj IeioLc HAVE MADE TH1 ¬ Iil it ¬ L Woolfollj t tA ¬ OMBPM KJrAih-J2tU-fc- - ¬ vur ¬ ¬ RSrfe ¬ 4lPSSb jJw Opposite Court House Madisonvillc Kentucky V ¬ ¬ j FOOTWEAR IND FURBISHING ¬ ¬ ¬ - HEADQUARTERS ¬ If ¬ O PCN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l ¬ NEW WEBSTER l K S 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ i WEBSTERS if J ¬ A WD ¬ DICTIONARY ¬ ¬ ¬ Mu ¬ T T- X fe ltorr Mi y 1 H a 5 U j 1 I w ti Z Z sf i W O JT pU gfc T o i 1 M A J ¬ a otMocctoeot4tA rf Im Q sv l d arf 1 V f I ¬ ¬ ¬ w4 ¬ J H U W 09 ITI V fll PAUL P i ¬ 9 gs o eH GO ¬ ¬ IPURUPK Um ¬ ¬ at Cos Cos fw 1 3 ttX n 3 P bkU l S J ChegSjiBee Bu 3itc ustrj THURSDAY roc Cfyrtoc JULY 7 1892 L N TIME TABLE NORTH Milt Night Eiprett Evanivllle Accomodation Providence ami Madlionvllle SOUTH m 101 1114 p m 80a a in 010 p m 1 Evantvllle Accomodation 600 p m Providence and Msdlionvllle arrives 74 a m FRANK HENDERSON Altcnt Niiht Eiprett Mall 351 p m jaS a m laaiNi 1145 a MAIN J a 41 p m ftijaiin iait m N Ut M V LINB Ieave Nortonville pas- Hall nd Passenger Limited Eiprraa Local frrlbt carrying senfeis Evsnsville Ilenderton Princeton toiaiwm inp m - Ky 1154 a m Gtoaoc Maaaunia go a m Agent am pru 4740 10 45 Ar 645 950 Ar 500 610 Lv Lv 10 00 8x0 am p m Ar 10JJ mpm ipm am jo S3 LOCAL BUZZIIUGS Newt Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention -- b I The Paragon brands of mcits are the best Conrad Provision Co Louisville Ky packers W T Stewart formerly of Hopkiniviile is putting a new front in V C McLeods store and otherwise improving its exterior and interior Tom Cody living near the Hecla mines bad his jaw broken in two places on the 4th of July He was struck by some blunt in strument in the hands of some unknown parties While returning from tho park on the day of the K of P picnic MissSallie Morgan receiven slight injuries by being She is slowly rethrown from a buggy covering Picnics will lake place at Nortonville July gth Mortons Gap July 9th Colored Earllnglon July gth A little son of Charles Kcgan was carried off Tuesday morning by two young men who were passing through town and taken as far as Mannington and there told to shift for himself after taking what money the little fellow had He is but 10 years old so imagine the eungster nearly twenty miles from home and in a country almost a wilderness no habitations near at hand He found his way to tho railroad and accosted the crew of the local freight as they stopped at the tank for water who picked the boy up and brought him home to gladden the hearts of his anxious par ents ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ABOUT PEOPLE It yoo have any visitors tend ui ihelr names lor mention In Ibis column We will appreciate the lavor Mitt Edna Moore of Henderson is visiting her sister Miss Hallie llaker of Paducah is here for a short visit A W Howard celebrated the Fourth here on Monday Miss Maggie Handley is the guest of Mrs Will Ilramwell Dr Cyrus Graham of St Charles Sun dayed with friends here Miss Ida Francisco of Nashville is visit ing Miss Crenshaw thin week Edgar liramwell wife and son Harry have been visiting their friends here The wife and son of T G Terry spent Sunday with friends at White Plains ft H Harrison of Fairview Christian County is visiting relatives in this city V M Slaton of Madisonville stopped over here Tuesday enroute to Dawson Mrs Thos It Hammond of Crofton visited the family of James Sullivan this ¬ ¬ week J E Day and wife spent several days with relatives In Christian County last week Mrs L LGowen and children of Evans ville have been isiting the family of P J Herb Mrs Geo W Hashs father Mr With ers of Henderson has been visiting her for a few days Lucirn Davis and wife of Hopkinsville spent several days here this week guests of Mrs J M Victory Ned Long wife and daughter of Hopkinsville were gvestsof Mrs lien W Itob inson early this week Mrs Robt W Wood received a slight A buggy in which injury last Saturday she ws tiding was overturned Wm Hewlett returned last Friday from Sexton Mo where he has been engaged in tho saw mill business for several months Henry Jones a young society man of Jacksonville Fla who has been here for many months returned home Saturday ¬ ¬ School Entertainment The children of the St Bernard Parochial did themselves credit and a credit to that instution of learning In the entertainment given by them at tho school Monday of So well was it received that last week the same was repeated the following Thurs ¬ day evening before an audience larger than The prothat of the first performance gramme was out the usual order of school closing exercises and partly for that reas on received favorable comment upon every side Father A M Coenen and the Sis- ¬ ters of the church under whose immediate control the school is carried on can justly feel their labors havo not been for naught when they call to mind this entertainment and the manner in which every part was rendered ¬ ¬ Getting Into Shape 7 ganization was formed here last Saturday night Dr J L Dulin permanent chairman and I M Victory secretary It is the intention of Ibis body of too or more of the unter rifled to meet each week for the purpose ot strengthening the party and otherwise advance the cause of Democracy It was an enthusiastic gathering Upon a unanimous vote it was decided there be a free barbecue and ratification meeting given In honor of the Chicago nominees August 1 The regular meetings of the club will be held at the Masonic Hall Saturday night of each week The McKenzie Club a Democratic or- - ¬ Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since the introduction of Chamberlains Colic Cholrea and Diarrhoea Remedy When that remedy is used and the treat- ¬ ment as directed with each bottle is follow- ¬ Mr A W Wallers ed a cure is certain a promiment merchant of Waltersburg 111 says It cured my baby boy of cholera Infantum after several other remidies had failed The child was so low that it seemed almost beyond the aid of human hands or reach of any medicine 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ky Ben T Robinson Mor- ¬ tons Gap Ky and George King St Charles Ky The public school here will be taught by They will spend several weeks In Bob Ferguson from near Mortons Gap the mountains of North Carolina and Miss Sallie Brown of this place Farmer D A McGregor whose farm Police Notes CURRENT HAPPENINGS IV AXD AROUND lies just south ot town sold here during Hamplon drunkness S3 and costs two weeks fifty five gallons of cherries Jack THE COUNTY CAPITOL Wm Hood same 10 and costs The Republicans of this place and around intend raising a Harrison polejn Municipal Hatters Individual Mention tbe near future They did so once before 4th OF JULY CELEBRATION and ot course Harrison was elected Police Notes Local Gossip and What might have been serious but was Minor Mention really amusing happened here last Friday VICTORIA LODGE K OF P CELEBRATE morning Two men were leaning against a hand rail of a bridge over Buck Run July the 17th THE DAY IN GREAT SHAPE The rail gave way and both men fell Picnic and base ball July 27 backward the one into all the water sear Prof T H Smith closed his summer Their Picnic nt Lakeside Park the Largest enough the other after a few flourishes in the air setled on both feet with emphasis school last week Ever Held In Hopkins County and Neither man was much hurt but both Show your hospitality and make the badly excited For further particulars Everybdoy Had a Good picnic a success see Dr Frinly and Squire Jim Fox Notes Time W D Orr and John Hall are candidates for County Judge MORTONS DAP The only public picnic this year Send The Fourth of July was an eventful day your aid to insure success James Dixon went to Hanson Saturday in the history of Earlington The largest Miss Bunnie Hancock paid us a short A gocxly number from this place spent crowd of people ever gotten together in but pleasant call last week the Fourth in Earlington Earlington was hereon that day In num Miss Bessie Davis ot Madisonville is 2 Dannister Bros Circus passed through bers it was the picnic of the season In visiting the family of George M Davis the city this week enroute to Earlington fact tbe Knights ot Pythias were equal to Almon has a fine Dr E committees every occasion SA select crowd of married people with did everything in The various to make the horse and T dispose of purchased bis y slier will families spent the 4th at Sebree their power day one of pleasure to everyone Tbe Springs Marion Lovan Jr from the Sucker well represented neighboring Prof T H Smith was presented with In true oldcounties were style everybody Slate spent the Fourth in Mortons Gap fashioned Ky a gold watch by his students at the close picniccd and a good time passed But one of school Mrs Carroll who has been unwell for slight accident and one arrest to mar tbe some time has gone to Dawson for her Dora Saturday July 2nd to the wife of pleasures of tbe day The glorious Fourth was thus celebrated health J N Taliaferro a boy John already has In a creditable manner to say the least a paternal appearance Edwards A Davis are ready for all ye Lodge No 84 Knights of Pythias drummers since they purchased that new The Hopkins County Iiank has declared Victoria under whose auspices the picnic was given wagon a semi annual dividend of 3 per cent pay- have established an enviable reputation able to the stockholders on demand Miss Miller of Crittenden county is vis ¬ This their second annual picnic goes upon Most of the business bouses were closed record as being the largest gathering and iting her sister Mrs james Williams at between tho hours of 9 a m and 4 p m the most orderly crowd ever assembled this place Monday in observance of the glorious within the confines of Hopkins county In spite of his scurvy treatment of Sir Fourth Sackville West we the English should for economic reasons prefer to see Mr W It Lynn one of our most successful The livery accommodations were first Cleveland again installed in the Presi- ¬ traveling men has accepted a position to says the London Sunday Times dency for Dement Seitz a wholesale firm Class rides for everybody travel of Evansville The orator of the day was absent a sad June 12 92 Mr Dan Franklin and Miss Lilia Downie Marlon has a street sprinkler but it is disappointment to almost everyone not a very awe inspiring piece ot machin The paint keg man blew his trumpet and after a protracted courtship hied them ¬ ery Crittenden Press Unfortunately we gathered In dimes blew his trumpet as selves away to Springfield and were joined in the holy and happy bond of matrimony have none at all did Gabriel ofold May their journey through life be as v men The increased number of drunken The barbecued meals were good Every peaceful and pleasant as the summer day Something body wanted choice pieces and of course They were accompanied by Mr was noticeable last Saturday James should be done to lessen disorder and pre got all they wanted Dixon and- Miss Fannie Franklin Whos serve peace throughout the city The music rendered compared favorably next The crowd of colored loafers that infest with thai of tbe celebrated Thomas orchesLittle Babe Coil aged 9 years whose Earles restaurant and Kelleys tonsorial tra Now who dares to say it did not death was not unexpected departed this parlors are a source of annoyance to perlife Thursday morning June 30 and was The water melon fiends were out in sons passing in that vicinity and residents force Everybodys taste seemed to run buried at Salem Friday after a few approadjacent thereto that way owing perhaps to tbe fact that priate remarks bad been made by Brother Ezcll Weep not kind and affectionate The rumor is still current that W A the melons were of excellent quality parent your loss will bo his gain bis Nisbct will construct a new brick stable in Ice cream not enough ice cream gentle spirit is now at rrrt with its Maker the place of his old worn out structure Tis sad indeed to part from those we Come to the front Mr Nisbet and give us everybody was heard io say at supper time More of it was made however to supply love but we are consoled to know that if a specimen of architectural skill the demand then all was again serene we live as we should we will be prepared It is proposed to place some tennis The cane rack rifle gallery etc all to meet tbem on the happy golden shore Perhaps a courts in Spring Lake Park Col Latham where the wicked cease from troubling and ten pin alley will also be added These came in with colors flying the weary are at rest wnnifl flntilitlfMu nrnvf an attraction and a certainly did well considering he had just taken upon himself greater responsibilities source of revenue to the company of life A carnenter bv the name of M S Pow The machinery for tho creamery has in East the Banisters dime museum was only a little ers fell from Iowa roof of a house painful been received and before many months and sustained a Des Moines we will be prepared to supply local trade side show under the shade of a tree Their and serious sprain ot the wrist which he trapeze artist did tho best he could but oh Limberger and foreign markets with my wasnt he not in it as a performer cured with a bottle of Chamberlains Pain and other popular brands of cheese Balm He says it is worth 3 a bottle on the horizontal bar It cost him 30 cents For sale by Judge T D Nunn of Crittenden Connty Gianinni Gilmours riding gallery was St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky andCapt 1 T Allen of Princeton were was a rich Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Ky in this citv Tuesday Doth are candidates an attraction in town Theirs for Circuit Judge and were shaking hands harvest and well merited These gentle- George King St Charles Ky men are rightfully accused of giving their and making friends with our citizens patrons the worth of their money with A movement is on foot to incorporate the every ride MINING BEES Hopkins College and Training School and place the management in the hands of BASE BALL Texas is said to have within its borders It is proposed to increase tho directors 70000 acres of iron ore capital stock and make much needed imThe Criders of Marion were defeated by provement to the buildings and grounds Foreman Day reports work in the mines the Princeton club Geo Magruder twirl- unusually good for this season of the year The next step in our progressive march ed for Princeton will be the location of a plant in our city The mining town of Sturgis is to have a The Henderson Doosus defeated the high school located there so runs the re Gentlemen from for cutting barrel heads Crawfordsville Indiana have been pros- Slabtown Diamonds at Owensboro on tbe port Score 16 to 6 pecting for a location They bring letters fourth A non partisan meeting ot western min ot commendation and we are assured that The Baileys would like a game with some ers vill soon be held at Helena where im- ¬ they have ample capital and are perfectly good club composed ot players under 18 portant matters will be discussed trustworthy years of age Address Adolph Braun Secy The St Bernard Coal Co pay day was Madisonville Ky Our citizens have not yet been fully last week and therefore the boys and old- ¬ aroused to the proper kind of activity The National Game The Hop Sanuls er ones were well equipped for the 4th There are in our little city 512 children of of Hopkinsville weredefeated by the Earlschool age and we havo no public school ington boys in a six inning contest on the A wreck at South Diamond last week The latter place last Monday system worthy of commendation prevented Supt Harris from running two time has arrived for some action on this The Athletics of Nashville will be invit- days Therefore his business fell short important subject and we hope those who 100000 of Iron workers in Pennsylvania take an interest in education and the future ed to play in this city at Eclipsis Park SatOt course this will welfare of the children of our city will urday July 23rd -- Should they accept the are now on a strike have 3 telling effect on the miners of iron matter and provide ample build invitation a great game may be expected push tho ings for the teachers and students Tbe famous Qwensboro team defeated ore an amateur club in Evansville Monday John Webb one of the oldest miners from the score and write up the game had the misfortune to havo a leg broken Religious and Social void of especial interest must have been last Saturday while at work in tbe mine here Services will he held as usual at the Christian Church next Sunday Bessie the St Bernard engine No 3 Correspondence has been moved to No 11 mines It is fl U rfnnrlfwl ihnt Evanpffltst Williams about one third larger than the Sudie in cannot be here to conduct a meeting this use there for tbe past few years month SEBREE J E Day for the past few weeks has and Baptist Preaching at the Methodist been obliged to bobble around on crutches churches last Sunday by Elders Cherry A good string Eand at the Sebrej House from the effect of having a nail run in bis and Compton JR S Parker lias broken dirt for his new foot from which he is slowly recovering Prof C E Stoaks delivered a lecture store on Main street Mr Stevenson the nominee for Vice atthe Cumberland Presbyterian Church President on tbe Democratic ticket is tbe The young people of Slaughtersvillehad Sunday evening President of a coal mine in Illinois He is a pic nic at the Sebree Springs Friday opposed to tbe employ ot minor laborers The members of the I O G T lodge Taylor Mason has requested his Repub- ¬ and for this several strikes have occured have decided to hold their annual outing lican friends of McLean county to instjract at Spring Lake Park next Tuesday even- Chairman Anderson to call tho convention at bis mine Everying The band will attend them Tbe Worlds productiou of coal for 1891 to meet al Earlington one of course anticipates a great time is from 28000000 to 30000000 tons great ¬ ¬ Dick Harden of McLean county com- er than 1890 or ever before Every coal The Christian Sunday school will picnic monly called Blind Tiger Dick has been country in Europe except Belgium shows at Spring Lake Park next Thursday Com- lecturing in Webster for ten days past on an increased production But the increase mittee on provisions Mesdames Baker the beauties of the sub treasury plan of America is fully one half of the total Speed and Dempsey on preparation of If the Republican convention should be being 1300000a tons grounds C E Morton L It Woolfolk held at Earlington there will be a large The St Bernard Co are now taking and j G B Hall delegation from Webster and McLean steps toward preparinc a suitable exhibit counties All want to see the Bee hive of not only their mining industries but also and mingle with the hospitable people ot their farm productions for tbe world s Individual Mention Fair We venture the assertion that not Miss Emma Prewitt is in Mayfield a county in the state will have a better exCROFTON hibit than that of Hopkins Miss Annie Sugg is visiting iu Nebo It is an old and time saying that trouble J D Martin is at home for a few days was at the picnic Everybody does not come single in fact this tbe case Ward Headley was in Dawson last week Tub Bee man was in our burg last Sat witb tbe Green River Uoal Co wbicbonly a short time ago was placed in an embar- ¬ Virgie Bacon went to Henderson Mon- urday rassing position by being called upon to day Moses West of Hopkinsville was in Scarcely had tbey make an assignment Henry Bourland was in the city Satur town Saturday settled this affair when now their cashier day The citizens of Crofton did noble work suddenly disappears leaving the impres ¬ sion that there is something crooked with Mrs E Bassctt went to Evansville Sat- at the time of the fire his books Tbe last seen ot bim he was urday E Croft made a business trip to making his way for the hills with a J pistol ScDree one day last week Prof R H Hansen and wife are in in his hand and fears are entertained that Texas Reuben Trotter and wife visited relatives through the effects of bad health he has taken his own life The missing man has Miss Stella Summers returned home at Nortonville last Sunday always borne a good name up to the time Monday C M Brown of Hopkinsville was vis- of No charge of fraud his disappearance Dr W H Hoffman has returned from iting friends at this place last Sunday was brought against him and it is hoped Chicago Cordie Knight of White Plains was the the mystery surrounding his absence will be cleared up satisfactory Miss Opal Willis is visiting Mrs Dr guest of Will Crick a few days last week i Ray Nisbet There seems to be a determination on D I Crabtree E E Earle and W F Bessie Jones of Cadiz Ky is visiting Crick are truly thankful for the valuable the part of new political parties springing work rendered them al the time ot the fire into existence to fight witb all their might Mattie uray all corporations regardless of tbe effect it Crofton experienced another large fire may have if they should prove successful Mrs Dr Adolphus Rash visited Miss last Friday morning Fire was discovered in their efforts upon the productions of the Ruby last week in the erocery house of W F Crick and as well as mines John Robinson is spending a few days quickly spread to tbe dry goods bouse of farms succeed in destroying Suppose tbey should the corporawith bis family E E Earle and then to D I Crabtrees tions in the State of Kentucky bow many was large dry goods store and grocery bouse mines and railroads and manufactories Homer Fauntleroy of Evansville and in less than fifty minutes four thriving would continue to run and who would be In the city Sunday business houses had gone up in smoke W the losers when their business was stopped Walter Snow of Cadiz was in the city a F Crick lost his entire stock while E E in compliance with the demand of these Earlb and D I Crabtree were partly in howlers after reform Thousands few days this week of As to the origin ot the fire no one miners in this and other States along with Harrison Williams of Mannington vis- sured can conjecture employees of other industries would suffer ited in the city Tuesday The present prosperity of this great counMrs H H Holeman has returned from try is due to tbe uniting of wealth where ¬ ST CHARLES a brief visit to Evansville by great mining and railroad corporations are founded who Invest it in such a man ¬ Capt Bacon of the Revenue service We aro now connected with Ilsley and ner that the labor of this country is great ¬ spent Sunday with his family Dawson by telephone ly benefitted In fact they depend upon Mrs A D Rogers and son Alex visited such investment for a livelehood This is Miss Mollle Whilford of Earlington the city this week relatives in simply the cry ot dissatisfied office seekers was visiting here a few days last week and anarchists who seek to sow seeds of Miss Penicl ot Pembroke is visiting Miss Sallie Clark of Crofton is hero on discord within tbe ranks of our laboring Miss May Nisbll at the Lucile a visit to the family ot Mrs I M Brown masses thereby causing dissatisfaction to Mrs W C Morton and Miss Mabel Mrs A A Sisk and daughter are visit- ¬ exist with their present prosperous condi ¬ Orr visited in Nashville Monday ing friends and relatives near White Plaius tion and perhaps cause them to support their ruinous policy Miss Nellie Mathews of Springfield this week Tenn is visiting Miss Itena Coyle Tbe following is a sample ot tbe way tbe and family of NashMrs Ed Satlerficld Mrs Geo Rash ot Earlington and sister ville Tenn are here visiting the family Judge first feels around his victim belore be finally gets through assessing fines Miss Withers of Henderson were in ths J V McEuen A miner who had been working a claim city Tuesday The Misses Rosie and Eunice Brown in the hills all summer and who bad been James A Ramsey and wife are on an have returned from their extended visit to his own cook barber chambermaid and extended trip to Washington Montana Hopkinsville and vicinity tailor came to town to purchase supplies and other States of the great West Will Faull came over last Sunday and and see tbe sights says the San Francisco He had dough on bis whiskers Examnier R Cotton and family and Frank Ram spent the day at Home Sweet Home grease on bis overballs pine twigs in his sey and family left this week for Ashville We bopo io see Will oftener MADIS0NV1LLE N C hair and looked hard up enougn to rob a Business Briefs stage He fell against a bottle and sprain ¬ ed his brain The police threw him into a cell as it he were some worthless old Try Bishop shoes You are fined do said the gunnysack Judge next morning looking carelessly at the forlorn wretch shaking pallidly before Bailey Co have the best line him The miner unbuttoucd two pairs of overballs and from soma inner recess of his of shoes in town garments pulled a roll ot bills as big as a mans fist It was a trying moment for A full line of Hardware always the Judge but his presence of mind did not desert him He glared at the wad of in stock at Rubys wealth half rose from his seat and as if in continuation of what be had already said Warners Coraline Corsets long And 100 for contempt of thundered court I The miner was glad to get off witb and short hip and Warners Cor- ¬ that and put for the hills and tall timber set Waists at Bishop Cos once again Cloerttscmcnts Cos TOURERS OF THE CELEBRATED JLJUJLXJJXXJLXJLJU XXJLXJJJLJ X JU-JU-J- - j I X lJ X X ¬ ¬ The tariff for revenue only plank in the A new line of Umbrellas just reDemocratic platfoam it endorsed by the Dulins They people and pnt in force might have a dis ceived at McLeod astrous effect on the coal mining interests are without a doubt the best umof this connty As we understand it a brellas ever shown for the money large amount of ballast is required for steamers that plough across the oceans Our friends told us when they saw therefore coal can be carried across in tbe the awful big stock we laid in early hull ot large vessels with little or no expense that we were badly overstocked The mining of coal in Enoope costs about but good goods and low prices ona halt that it does in this country So it may be easily seen that such cheap labor have caused them to melt away competition would work an injury to the like a snow mound until we have miners in this connty whose wages at pre had to buy the second time already sent are far in excess of those paid across the waters Tbe placing of coal on the free list would not only effect the eastern Neckwear the latest at Bishop coal mines but its disastrous effect would Cos be felt throughout the United States Thousands of our present coal diggers would be forced to the level of Europes Windowand Door Frames Man- ¬ pauper labor This is the most serions question that the miners of this county tels and any size and design of have been confronted witb for many years Brackets made to order at Ruin and one wrought with great danger to them Their duty demands that they should careGents furnishings of all kinds at fully study and weigh this subject well be- ¬ fore lending a helping hand to place our Bishop Cos The finest line of countrys laborers on tbe same footing as shirts in the city those abroad where wages are low and food is high A plank of tbe above mentioned no matter in which partys platform it appears We will pay cash or goods for should be condemned by tbe miners who lard bacon and country produce of have the welfare of their families at heart ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PARAGON BMP If g Breakfast o o rrnTTTTTrfTTTrTrTTTTTTTTrtrnTT ri Hams Sbonlder Bacon nhP c CHOICE LEAF LARD HIGH ARM PMIE WARRANTED js itasi Jr 5 c 3 to S -- for FIVE YEARS B T LOW ARM 20 I E all kinds Bailey Co a ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr Van Pelt Editor ot the Craig Mo Meteor went to a drag store at Hillsdale is the place to Bishop Iowa and asked tbe physician in attendance buy stylish neat fitting shoes to give bim a dose of something for cholera morbus and looseness of the bowels He says I felt so much better the next You can save money by buying morning that I concluded to call on the physician and get him to fix me up a sup your building material at Rubys ply of tbe medicine I was surprised when Madisonville Ky me handed me a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholrea and Diarrobea Remedy CLOTHING He said be prescribed it regularly in bis practice and found it tbe best he could get At your own price at McLeod or prepare I can testiy to its efficiency in my case at all events For sale by Dulins for the next thirty days St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky We must close out our entire stock Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Ky at prices ruinous to us but very George King St Charles Ky in Cos n 0 3 1 o S K B o 2 tn ID ca J j a ¬ 2 ZVLIssssssssssssssK e 4 j -- S J tW s ffssssHel is s XMLsssssssssViUiMV tS Co oloreb peoples Column satisfactory to the purchaser order to make room for our im immense fall stock that will soon be pouring in lllngn Sent on trial Buy only of Manufacturers Save CmivikciV Coiiimllons Ctt New Machine Send for a Machine with the name of a busiutM man as reference and we will hip one at once or address for Circulars and Testimonials CO Drop Leaf Fancy Cater IirRc Dihmi ssmm tew S 3a3S Tr r4 Mkrl s OPERATIVE SEWING MACHINE CO 209 Hit St Phlla Ha All communications and matters ot newt per- talnlng to this column should be addretied to T II MlaiiwziTHIi Earlington Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sim Abcrnathy ot Memphis was here this week LOOK HERE I Mollie Mclntyrc of Hopkinsville is here 111 on a visit Our Summer Dress Goods ATTirtr ani OOMIINID ftftO PMODUCr UriCICNT IlIBTWICITT TO PXOOUCC A INOCN on hand Bal Frame was in Evansville tbe first of this week we are selling not TmJKTSr BOA ATTIRlt for a matter KLCOlAlCtTt will CUM fou ANO Kaat iuu m MCAlTH Dont forget the 14th excursion from PRICK OP SILT aiVK WAtST MIAVUDC tO Mil MIOAL TRKATMCNT I ICC Hopkinsville of profit QRCATtT OfrtR VCR MAOC DR C B JUDO DETROIT rVU PARTICULAR MICH but to get rid of them The basket meeting last Sunday was well attended We are disposing of our John Ross ot Dawson passed through here Saturday DRESS TRIMMINGS Reuben Vaugb of Hopkinsville was in the same way -town on the 4th Every sale made is a bargain Porter the barber observed the John national holiday to the purchaser We call The Hecla people are contemplating a picnic for tbe ibtb your attention to the Aaron Morton and wife of Madisonville spent the Fourth here fact you buy the goods Tbe good people from all parts ot tbe WITH county were here on the 4th Buy them because you want them Monroe Campbells two boys of Hop- ¬ NEW UNIFORMS kinsville are visiting here this week and because they are cheap Charley Magenheimer came all the way NEW from Evansville to atttnd the picnic On many articles And augmented with several of the best you can Henry Currys siring band furnished performers in the country are pre music tor the band boys picnic on the 4th save 25 to 35 per cent pared to furnish music Seeing is believing Grand Master Mason Charles Steel will be here in the interest of that order Friday Call early For Parades Concerts Funerals Wed ¬ We are John Ross A Son Madisonville grocers have moved back to their old stand near Co J T Alexander dings Receptions Balls the depot Madisonville The Madisonville and Earlington boys Kentucky And all occasions where strictly first class have played a match game Score 10 to 6 music is required in favor of our boys Doors Sash Moulding Siding A W GIBSON - HENDERSON Kv Corry Woodson and wife and Prof H A and his better half of Madisonville Pieces Flooring and Ceiling Pop- ¬ spent the 4th witb us lar and Cypress Shingles and a BISTISQCiLITT OSTlSqClITITT LJ B Hawkins will arrive here Friday complete line of everything in and leave again on Sunday as delegate to builders material at Rubys tbe district convention of the U O of O F I NEW GOODS Willis Phillips who has not visited his NEW HOUSE old home near Elkton Todd connty in be found at our old We can sixteen years made a trip to that section stand near Nisbets stable with a last Monday full line of staple and fancy groLee Crabtree George Coffee and Brock Quick Our motto is Edgar all of Dawson Springs have re ¬ ceries Give us signed their positions At least they will sales and small profits not return soon a call and we will make it pay you Rev John Bailey is making an excellent We carry a nice line of cigars tosuperintendent and the Baptist Sunday bacco sugar coffee tea spice Has lod all Worm Remedies Offered fcr JVacliMB ihal school is moving on splendidly in the ab tinware EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED queenswarc glassware of J B Hawkins superintendent sence ror no i Nut SOLD EVEltYWIIKUK confectionery notions etc etc rnpin4BICIIlBDS0JTlTLUKHD CO bTLOCIS 1 XS elect A ani no We thank our friends for past patT I AS W IT liNv The State Sunday school convention of the A M E Zion connection will meet in ronage and solicit a continuance Vertical Feed SevinM Russellville on August 4 T H Merri of the same weather has been elected to attend as a Respectfully delegate n hi H- j 11 v John Ross Son tiii v Among the young ladies from Madisonrumio roi tuk Ivsr 11 n 1 i ville who attended the picnic here on Inde- ¬ has For a good Tea call on Bailey I V THAT Till pendence day were Nora Mitcherson Co Madisonville Ky Annie Bishop Eddie Grady Fannie Earl ON EAR o1ij0 Annie Fross and Octava Edgar Geo Speed has bought out R Teague all Screen Doors and Windows ot St Charles who was in partnership A NATURAL REMEDY FOB with him in the grocery business in Madi- ¬ sizes at Rubys Madisonville Epileptic Fits Falllug Sickness Uy sonville George is one ot our popular Scientific American school teachers but he knows how to drive Agency for terlcs St Vitus Dance Ncnous Co want all the eggs Bailey trade too ncss Hypochondria Melan ¬ and chickens they can get Evans W Thompson of Columbus cholia Inebrllj- - Sleepless Kan has invented a bicvcloof three rider 1 3 i ncs3 Dizziness Drain a revolving wheel in which fitly persons HURRAH I may ride an automatic gate opener and and Spinal Weak besides he has made a number of experi ¬ For the picnic What picnic ncss CAVCATR ments in chemical science He has found The K P picnic TI7AI1E MIDI No that is Thla mixllolno has direct action upon thn that water when placed in a small vessel DESIGN PATEM J Democratic Jubi- ¬ ncrvo cuutora allaying all lrritabllitioo ami COPYRIGHTS flic about a lamp burner will greatly increase past The grand For Information and free ItandtaV write to No that is yet to uorcaiilti tho flow antl jiowcr ot nerro fluid tbe brilliancy of lb light He claims that lee picnic MUNN li cu Sbl UiioAOiVAV Nrw oitr It Ii jxirfMlly liariulc 83 and leaves no un the water absorbs the surplus carbon come Oldest bureau for securing patents in Atueit I mean that picnic slipper pUoauit tlleflti Every patent taken out by u la troivnt bWiti while Jit purifies the oxygen as it passes to at McLeod the public b a notlco given frco ol btr it i tu Dulins the best ana tbe flame most comfortable slipper a lady A Valuable Hook on NercotM Our band boys have every reason to ever wore I would not wear any UUousert sent rroe to anr address congratulate themselves on their great and poor patlenu can also obtain largest circulation ofsny erteutiria psimi in Ita Uila inodlclno frco of cliarcc success with the picnic But it must not other would you rtplemllilly llli lrte1 world An b I ib ic UI a man should do nlttmiit it ebiy This remedy has been prepared by the Rever be forgotten that the ladies who so ably year HJtt x monm Addntn trfN end Pastor EoenU ot Fort WarnoInd sinco 1370 assisted deserve great credit also The VDULI5UKU11I lorl and Is noir prepared under his direction by tho Rag carpets for sale at Bailey day was all that could be Wished for and KOENIC MED CO Chicago III Madisonville tbe music ot both tbe brass and siring bands seemed to have been in unison with Sold by Drntxista nt 81 per Ilottlo 0 for the pleasure seekers qt this the only B3 LantoSIze 75 S IlotUo for 80 Plaster Hair Lath Lime Cepicnic town The way some people were talking on the grqund evidently a 4th ment and Plaster Paris at Rubys of July speech was on ice ready to be T H MERRIWEATHER served on short notice Remember that 20 per cent discount on all summer goods at Bishop Cos Lots of bargains left in all departments ¬ ELECTRIC SELT Gibsons fi and II liPiStaw m imMa j ¬ OReHeSTRft REWARD fiooooo MUSIC ¬ ¬ WHITES GREM1 iMratai rv wiu ¬ VIMLEME FOR 20 YEARS ¬ ¬ it ti 1 li 1 1 ¬ V82 VQlifl 1 ornn it Nr IM BEST ii 1 tis 1 1 Ulift M Jl 1 f I fv FREE rfwntife Jpicrtam riHjN ato Cos ¬ TAR SBS BlinfFYEB fifi i ¬ and April showers make May flowers wet feet make bad cdtJs but Lightning Cough Drops will cure any cough hoarse ¬ ness or croup Mr Jno Casey ZeniaW Lighting Cough Drops is Va says I do not think there something wonderful is any medicine In the world that will give satisfaction Will do all that is claimbetter ed for it For sale by all dealers ¬ ¬ Cbaxnbexlains Eyo and Akin A certain euro for Chronic- Sons Eyes Totter Salt Bhoum Scald Head Old Chronlo Soros Favor Soros Eczoma Itch Prairie- - Scratches Soro Nipples and Piles It la cooling and soothing Handroda of cases havo boon cored by it after all other treatment had failed It Is put up in 85 and CO coat boxes - Ointment TONSORIAL ARTIST North Side ol Drug Store Railroad St EARLINGTON KY DURESS A I SIRQfcUT PILES ¬ Siiilous Catarrh RimipvA marvel ous cure for Catarrh Diptheria Canker mouth and Headache With each bottle For sale at there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the SI Bernard Drug Store Earlington more successful treatment of these com- ¬ plaints without extra charge Price 30c George Kings St Charles Sold by SI Bernard drug store Earling ¬ Ben T Robinson Morions Gap ton and Geo King St CharlesKy If you want a first ciass Shave Shampoo SLfJK fcu CERTAIN CURE tmcun for It yeats as tho BCST RUM EDIT FOK PILES uuj rrtii j ui u iiM iAiikiiu ror or Hair Cut this is the place BChildreni hair cutting Itipaiu Tatules best n specialty and Hanllcrfor Pile-M W l ure tffc M X IUISIS lior tunic irflrrre Cfjlo- oI riinpM OInimrftirinl IkLMV AikhwMM 2IM Nt k Oljf tflvrs ItwiMOt i liirtilliiuo y Isk ft i iit rxr MLsJiVsaiiKi ilsW Ji VtfS 4k www g i O HELEN HELEN DEARI ness of the retreat business Now IloWllghtlyiiji tnowtmllnu Btalr soft and low docile and dovclike Wc ran together she nuit I And still I sec her lotily Uco then he waxeth Niagarative and Look downward from the landing place tempestuous oxodious and lionFor sho outsped me Through tho gloom Of tho great hall Into her room like It is a voice that could not She led me on that Hummer day In years that Bed too quickly by be flitted to anything but a handI pray you If you ever pass some man It had that de crescenThis sunken gra e u lthln the grass Touch tenderly the crumbling stone do andante pianissimo soft pedal And say for roe In undertone O Helen Helen dearl movement to it so admiraby adapted to a pair of fawn fashioned How fair sho was ho straight and tall My Helen In that Ur ofI day opalescent dreamy eyes overIlko living things that longed to go Tho curtains Muttered to and fro downy mouslooking a shadowy As up and down tho room wo walked Perhaps of lovo and lorcrs talked tache of uncertain color and age As girls have always done and will The importance of this discovAnd nothing whispered yea or uay ery can hcrdly be estimated We I pray you If you ever pass This sunken gnu e within the grass have stored up in this little instruTouch tenderly the crumbling stone And say for me In undertone ment a sample of the very language O Helen Helen dear tone of voice of this people and What trifling things theheart will kocpt They seem tod slmplo to bo told The cylinder of the phonograph That day she lifted from its place has not yet been thoroughly cx A dainty thing of ttov era and lace t And held It up that I might sec amined to know what all it may 0 llttlo bonnet plain to me Your ribbon streams across tho mist contnin in the way of speech but A shadowy streak of palest gold enough is known to show that it 1 pray you If you over pass was used in the place of Court This sunken grave within tho grass Touch tenderly the crumbling stone Reporter to record the proceedAnd say for me In undertone O Helen Helen dearl ings of the meetings -- Ellen M H Gates In Youths Companion I have just expended considerable labor in transcribing one of the HUNTING GRIZZLIES speeches taken from this phonoIt An Old Tlmo Callfbrnlans Inter graph which is given below esting Narrative setms to have been brought about by someone wishing to build a Tho Ildtlng Sport n I arty of Tfunfcrs frame house within the prescribed Had wltli llraln Ills Womlcrfol Prow ess and ltctnarkhlc- htajlng fire limit It recites in well roundQualities ed tone of voice about as follows ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 23ee YTtI0 33y 3nnsivy roc Entire THURSDAY A JULY 7 1892 REMARKABLE DISCOVERY Continued from First Page the work progresses this ancient writer seems to lose interest in the subject of le Cream and the last Skim Milk chapters entitled Cremation and Sour Milk suggest a Milk Shake and hasty return to Fount Phosferron In the hand of a page standing before the Lord Mayor in the Council Chamber was found the which is supposed to following have been the response to the above note though of course this is merely conjecture To Him on Whom Both Gods and Girls are Hopelessly Stuck Even Hop ¬ 1 t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The God of Annanias be with thee Know ye that Prince George even he of the macadamized street tarrieth with us awaiting thy hasty approach Ye should know that the contract is to let this good night O Beautiful One Still on Earth for Main street and let thy final exit from earth be not more swift nor certain than thy personal response hereto The Wiley Prince hath that for which our hearts doth yearn and we have that the giving of which doth not impoverish It has been said It is more blessed to give than to receive especially if it be a city contract The Gods of Olympus be with thee I ¬ ¬ - Most Potent Grave and Reverend iors Sen- ¬ So much only of thy valuable time would I consume as shall in- ¬ have said Alvinius Drusus The FranSiskan L M It is hardly necessary for me to add that the true meaning of this letter also will hardly be made known to this age City Councils and city contracts then as now are past finding out Judging from the appearance of the city as far as excavated a city council is one of the things we least expected to discover It would be simply impossible for me in one short article to attempt to describe this spacious suhiptous council chamber replete with the innovations of that luxur- ¬ Suffice it ious extravagant age to say that like many of the build- ¬ ings furnishings and decorations found in Pompeii they can never be reproduced The council chamber of the city of Madisonville may well be classed as a lost art Upon its gaily frescoed and iridescent walls were such masterpieces in art as Venus at the Violin and Dc Armond at the Bath The Lost Jackpot etc Her libraries were filled with such works as The Physiology of the Law consisting of Digests and Indigestions Pro- ¬ cesses and Vertebra of Police Court by Headley Circumlo ¬ ¬ versely apportion itself to the gravity of my cause It doth appear that thou art aggrieved by him who wouldst upbuild and He beautify thy stately city hath a great expenditure of might and means humbled delicately wrought and fashioned and brought hither of the sturdy forest which doth even yet encroach upon the modest boundary wherewith he would beautify and bless thy people and thy city but ye would not Thou art beguiled by the workers in clay and hath proscribed the tree forever within the sacred fire limit It seems that thou wouldst invoke the presence of the goddess Ceres yet entertain with the hosThat thou pitality of a Cyclops wouldst a Croesus entertain yet dictate the texture of the garment wherewithal he should beclothed Thy fear of fire seems happily apportioned to thy deeds and thy sense of smell delicately attuned to the odor of brimstone So be it Know ye therefore that from this time forth delicately poised upon a lusty shoulder even this shoulder of mine abundantly able to don such an epaulette there is to the underis the heroic Chip taking of the slightest dislodge ment whereof ye arc invited at Aha If thou wouldst your peril brick I am he If thou wouldst I have timber I am he also ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ said To be Continued Seiah To Our Subscribers The special announcement which appeared in our columns some time since announcing a special arrangement with Dr B J Kendall Co of Enosburgh Falls Vt publishers of A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases whereby our subscribers were cutionary Steps Torts and Con- enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable tortionists My Bow Ideal by work free by sending their address to B J 1 Givins Would I Were Thy Kendall Co and enclosing a two cent is renewed for a Birdie A Broken Hammock stamp for mailing same limited period We trust all will avail String and Other Delsartcan themselves of the opportunity of obtaining Movements by Ott Waddill this valuable work To eery lover of the While gazing upon these relics Horse it is indispensable and It treats in a of an unknown past our hearts simple nanncr all the diseases which afflict were filled with feelings of inde- this noble animal Its phenomenal sale throughout the United States and Canada scribable awe Would that these make it a standard authority Mention this inanimate beings could by some paper when sendinp for Treatise ¬ ¬ ¬ William Thurman who owns nnd runs n lumber mill on the Chowchllla mountain not far from tho Mariposa group of big trees told this plain una ¬ dorned talc of an old fashioned grizzly bear hunt lie was moved thereto by inspection of a Winchester express rille carrying a half inch ball backed by one hundred and ten grains of powder that was shown to him by n hunter If we had been armed with such ri fles iu early days said Mr Thurman the grizzly wouldnt have achieved Ids reputation for vitality nnd staying pow- ¬ ers in a fight There is no doubt that lie is a very tough animal and a game tighter bnt in the days when ho made u terrible name for himself he had to face no such weapons as that I assisted in killing in 1S50 the first grizzlies that were brought into the town of Sonorn I had heard a great deal about the grizzly and coming across the plains I talked to my comrade Green about what 1 should do if I should get a chance at a bear I was a pretty good shot and thought it would ith be no trick at all to kill n bear the Mississippi rifle that I brought home from the Mexican war One day I went out with a man named Willis who was a good hunter and in the hills back of Sonora we found plenty of bear signs In fact we could get through the thick brush and chaparrel only on the trails made by lears and we had to go carefully for fear of running upon a grizzly at close quarters Although it was evident that we were in a bear country we hadnt seen anything to shoot at when wo emerged from the brush into an open space about fifty yards in diameter Willis said lie was sure that bears were close around us if wc could only see them and I proposed to climb a tree on the other side of the clearing and get a view of the surrounding thickets If I should sec bears I was to make a noise and try to scare them out of their hid ing places I started across the opening but be ¬ fore I reached the tree I saw a huge grizzly coining toward me through the brush He looked much larger and uglier than I had expected ami it struck mo that the proper thing for mo was to get into that tree before shooting I got to the tree all right enough but found that I couldn t climb it an t jko illis saw iny diffi my rille with me culty and shouted to me that I couldnt make it and so I abandoned the at¬ tempt and ran back toward him The bear was following me and Willis started back into the brush I called to him not to do that but to stand in thq open and wait for me He halted and when I got alongside wc both turned and raised our riiles When the bear saw that we were standing out ground he stopped looked at us a mo ment and then turned and shuillcd back into the brush Ho was so big and ¬ ¬ ¬ shot nt tli but Dflier car while I back out and reload1 He backed ootnnd I crawled up nnd took Ids piaia There was tho old bear nbout ten yards away lying down and Weeding from a great many wounds She seemed to be nearly exhausted and T wne in Mir not rt fil 1it rt 1iitutli ing my rifle to take aim ut her head Avheu sho caught sight of wq and sud- nc ucniv Miranr ui nnu i usiieu1 numo was almost upon mo in two jumps and I thought tva in f jr a bad tlmo gf it Ihadnotimo to aim but jnst pushed out my riflo instinctively nnd fired in horfaeo Tho bullet struck her in the mouth nnd the pain caused her to stop whet1 around nnd make a rush through the chaparral lit the ppposlto direc tion Such a shot ns that from a Winchester express would haw blown off tho whole roof of her head but my bullet ns I found later tore through her tongue splitting it to the root and stopped when it struck bone When sho broke out of the brush on the other side three of tho boys flued into her and sho fell dead We looked her over nnd found ruoro than thirty bullets in her We had been shooting at her und dodging her in the brush from eleven oclock in tho forenoon to after three oclock and she had caved in from sheer exhaustion and loss of blood not from the effectsof any single bullet wepacKcti tno mrcc carcasses into Sonorn that night and it butcher named Dodge offercd to cut them nnd sell the meat without charge to u it wc would let iiim hare he boars at his shop That was the first bear meat ever taken Into Sonora and everybody in tho camp waitted a piece In the morning there was n lino of men at Dodges shop like the crowd waiting ot the theator for latti tickets Men far down the lino shouted to Dodge not to soil tho meat in big pieces but to save slices for them Tho meat sold for one dollar a Everybody got a slice and wc pound got tlvo hundred dollars for our three bears One of our crowd was so elated ovir the profits of bear hunting that he started out alone the next day to get more grizzly meat He didnt come back and tho boys who went out to ¬ ¬ ¬ lfvcly Whllp ho was waiting tq soo The Kentucky Fairs which way the bear jyrrs coming next Tho following arc the dates of the meet ¬ he made mbtfons vtilh his hand point ing to Xho nipple of his J Hh to indl ings of Kentucky fairs for 1892 Greenville October 14 4 days 6a to that ho wanted caps 1 saw nvhat Harrodsburg July 25 6 days heincant but instead of oiiny t6 libn Danville August 2 5 days U supply mm wU caps i bioou sun Sharpsburg August 9 5 days and laughed at him and applauded his Colombia August 9 4 days running when the bear chased him Springfield August days jtfUT That madehirri furious iandlio yelled that if he had a cap hed talto a shot nt Lawrenceburg August 6iG 3 4days Ul Campbjllsville August dajs me Nichdlasv ille August iG 5 days After two or three hours of dodging Shelbyville August 23 3 days about every man tnldng a sliot when Lebanon August 23 4 days ever lie go it chance- boo of tho cubs Maysville August 2- 3- 5 hays keeled over t and U16 dam and tho Lexington August 305 days other cub retreated into the thickest Franklin August 30 5 days part of tho brush patch Bowling Green September 6 5 days Bardstpn September 6 5 days lWe consulted nnd decided that if we Paris September 6 5 days killed tho other cub next tho dam Hlizabcthtonn September 13 4 days might quit and get nwnywhcrens if Winchester September 12 3 days wo killed the- - daui thS cub Iprobably Horse Cave Scptembct 20 voulflnt leave her and Svcjd bag the Cynthiana September 21 4days whole outfit Onbof thrf party crawled Hartford September 28 4 days pres cautiously into tho Mt SterlingSeptember 293 days ently he fired Then hocalled to ine Owentown Octoper 4 4 days to come in nnd when J crawjod up to Madisonville August 31 4 days htm he salcU Jl vo Uillo1 ttltp cub by PERSONAL POINTERS mistak butthc olitono iijying badly wounded on th other side of a little Tatst Sears of Howard county Ind open spQtvand you can get a splendid aged one hundred nnd eight years has Cloacrfiscmcitts 2 r-- f - 1 jv 94 1 tR83J33VI9T j K 1 i - j V- - ¬ - tfKTTfiw - 4 thtckahd ¬ att oSSejSihj mm been a church member a hundred years N C CnKFni who recently roamed the mountains of Colorado a poor and friendless prospector is said to have been offered 81000000 by I II Moffat forhls interest in tho Amethyst mine Samiki Davis of Whitneyville Me who Is eighty four years of age shot four oho day making a total of forty I lifiltMijm llo itnvs flint- foxes arc un common cuto critters bnt theyre easy to get if you know how W CitAwrortn is now at the ngu of eighty six living in destitution at Al varedo Tex He is the sole survivor of the band of patriots who signed tho declaration of Texas Independence at Washington on tho Brazos river March SAVE YOUR MONEY By trading with the mm HH - PB ml Q t toin 2 18Srt Gnoitor has taken from the poorhousc the widow of the man who bequeathed to him his fortune nnd has provided her with n comfortable home All this notwithstanding Mr George never realized anything to speak of from the legacy Facts There is not a better equipped printing office than this in the county nor is there one in the State turning out printing superior to that executed in this office Our rates arc the lowest All in need of firctacc nrintinf tin mntlfr urhern VOU are or hat narticular kind of printing you want you will do us a favor and yourself a kindness by writing us lor prices anu giving minute details ot work wanted ClkHcrliscinnis llixnv St Bernard Coal xxxr Kav VVifn fftr Pnrplincr rJ rrn cnr cnmpniinrr nr fa a matter liow small that purchase I j clothingT Their Clothinq- for Summer is what all sensi - I ble people wear There is a long hot Summer before you so buy now before the stock becomes re- ¬ duced Take advantage of the hand- ¬ some selection look for him found his body covered up v ith leaves and dirt iu tho edge of a clump of brush His skull had been t WHY IS THE smashed by a blow from a grizzlys Wawoma Cal Letter in San paw Francisco Examiner E DEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE KOMETF IlKtlan It u a seamiest anoc vriinnouxuor wax inrraa A species of cotton cloth much nsed by to hurt Ibe fret mads of the best line calf striuh easy because ttv moJfcc mora sAoc tho Normans particularly by tho clergy and thanand other manufacturtr It equalscftAl any Orads bad and appropriated to some orders for 6evredboecotlng from 9100 to tVOO the flnt calf CCK OOdennlur Haud neTTcd A3UQ equals ITrendi ever W S3 SHOE tboe iwi L DOUGLAS ceheWm offered for Ladies and gentlemen can both be fitted out and will be well pleased with our im- ¬ mense stock of good goods their chasubles Tho Cistercians wore forbidden to wear them made of ativ mntrinl lit linon nr fnslinn A trnmn er description was first jnanufnetured temp Ldwnrd in England at Norwich f VI It was much used for doublets and 4n1rAc in 4Vin flftnnrtrii cnnfurr nt tL ii wmcil in nc lit uJinariiiu nuvu m iii m Faustians of Jfi ported from Italy PJm Oi iinnd srirr wvir Mho ana eair T SVTA oarrra n cm uw crrr J mis pnc umv Krouo IQS 50 rolled Mhoot Varznirs luilroftd Mett J Dress Goods Of endless variety arc on the shelves and u J liPO J u lii o ment i ii 111 tuinni Ofc this price one trUl wtU i who wbdi d moo jor comiori tna bve SnK tf 30 V 1 andlcucrcarrlersallwurucmnscalr MlU0 CnlTl HO bf tier sbOO tTtt CtttCT1 At conTiac nn l and 8173 Kbool 8 J00hYthBhaTiererrwher Hioe worn thtrsAll f from tho manufacturers of Xor- - t wich t Philip and Mary 1551 The iq iutir iiiriitt an uu vrcsiagiic ow ladUICO lXnHotverritjllhi equal reacii name was corrupted in England into Imported shoes cosLlng from uu to MXu Ladles tfSOtnne J00 nnd 175 jdoe for fustianapes and fustian and apes btylUbanddaraJkU v v nnni i UUIU i n I nn 1 Dni mj SBSuiSU 2arnedrrSrin will wpar no other make cItcii them a trial wnicf ttal n counters of this companys stores The public must see them whether they want to buy or not Chaucer tells us in the prologue to his Canterbury- - Tales of his knight c fustian a Naples Plhneche Jiisses ore toe dcsi uonffoia o 11 1 ion oeo tu xwugias namo co are stamped on the bottom of cacu shoe Obliging clerks arc there to attend to you and supply your wants Dont buyelsewhere before you inspect these goods and learn their prices that OT TAKE NI SUIISTITUTEJ Insist cm local adrrrtlsrd dealers snpplriag too DOUC3IAtS iIrocktoutniflus7itoldtiT W COUGH Of Al besmoterud with his habcrgeoun fiutvun bo vtcrcd a Kcpoun JOHN Agent Earlington Ky Notes and Queries WHY HUMBUG THRIVED Uccauso - mysterious power be recuscitated Would that they could give to the world some token of the mysterious dreamy past so long locked up here That they could arise and explain to an inquiring expectant long suffering public the things that are and the greater number of things that are not If these gayly decorated resplendent walls could but speak they could without doubt a tale unfold that would be Holemanic in its delsartcan fabrication We had scarcely ended these quiet soliloquies when a circum stance transpired which bids fair to give answer to our silent prayer While making some further excavations in this council chamber one of the laborers after removing several chunks of oratory closely cemented with logic unearthed what purports to be a genuine Edison phonograph which arc known to have been common in the Nineteenth century The workman at first supposed it to be one of the Law Processes of which he had heard so much but knew so little He very innocently began turning the crank of the phonograph when to his utter astonishment it began to respond in deepest gutteral yet eloquent tones He very naturally associated the inhuman voice with the ghost of one of the dead council men probably the city attorney himself and dropped on the floor in withering convulsions I need not say that we all beat a hasty retreat You have only to hear the sound of the voice of this city attorney phonographed to realize the probable truthful ¬ ¬ ¬ NOTES OF THE MODES of the latest imported chic French htrvot wrapt are belted in at the wiUU Amoo tho newest a4 most elegant French evr tug toilets are those re viving an cslrcinelr old fashioned style in It iviujj t bodice cut low in the neck and the sleeves quite down to the wrists NoTiuxa surpasses striped surahs and dainty shot taffetas for pretty evening toilets They catch and roIict the light and bhlramcr in an attractive fashion and they do not soil easily Tiik present styles are in general ef fect very much like those of the time Qf During that period as Louis Philippe now th fashions were characterized by full or moderately full corsage with sleeves prominent at the armhole and a close plain skirt with a ruche or frill at the foot Komi ¬ ¬ looked so formidable that wc concluded to let him go unmolested rathor re lieved in fact that we were let out of the scrape so easily Wc made our way back to camp with some caution and decided that wc would get up a crowd and go bear hunt ing the next day When wo told oui adventure Green was very hilarious at my expense and kept reminding mo of the brave things 1 had said coming across the plains He was so ovcrlast ingly tickled with his joke that he sal up all that night to guy mo about mj running away from a bear I told hiir I would show him all the bear he wanted to see the next day and give him a chance to try liis own nerves The next day five of us went to look for bear and wc struck them thick before we got to the place where Willis and I found so much sign Willis and I took the upper side of a patch of brush and Green and the other two skirted the lower edge An old grizzly and two cubs startled by some noise made by the other fellows jumped out of the brush on our side and we fired nt them My bullet struck one near tho shoulder and Willis lilt the dam in the belly Tlicy all turned nnd ran down ¬ ¬ a faroc place to mako money in b it a wnlwiod spot to tpuud li ia ico wealth cnl pcopli of m d ri oraes provitato to Europe i t There i an 1 tin moth to tho Hum TlifKtof tio f Do with IU rvj mattor Jjri t ir i3 a w What n- - AniiL m m SSSSSH UftSSHHSSSSSSs SSs Tho Most SnrceMfal Itemed ever dlicor ered Hi It U certain In Its effects and dee set blister Bead proof below 1 O cfiat which compels tho rioh jml atlracj ji i tho poor There is no city in the w Lore one fftls io poor return f r -lavih oTTndiluro of money a - w Y jrkj there i no habitation cn t lovc wist re the misery cf iivin f on a mquU iucomu ij go emphasized It has often bciutlaurcd how c t h families who main iu great cstabh a ments like the - l the VandeiLiV - lcU can brxiiii ni th- ISelmonts or a ear With in mea -- lurug radiance abont nlife iVril I w il GROCERIES Our immense trade in Groceries enables us to undersell all competitorsthe same Kendalls Spavin Cure Stroonpj Shoulder Joint Jnmenei8tlflo rihoc iloll Ijameopii In oro Foot I am working on Illp Jolnt ameneai and will enro that all with Keadalla BpavlnCnre It tho beat IJnlnunt for manor 1 norsa LrrrLx Root Ait Aoj M SO Dr C J KcroiLL Co Oentt It 1 with the mrentnt natlitseUon that I Inform you that I have cured thn following dlaaaaeax the Iliihtr ti l ied it i of 150000 a year No wonder that they invest in huge steam yachts anil A box at tho diamond stomachers opera a ball or two hprscs anil car- ¬ riages and a retinue of servants take only a dlppcrful out of tho barrel and then tho opera box is as often let as not the balls turn to ashes tho horses and frm 0HiO it toil0vlA0 vi 1iOsO people liad null tu cot i id ranii class of goods considered It is useless to enumerate the stock carried as everything known to the trade can always be found here Save your money by buying where you can get the best goods for the least money i I beast have erer used I recommend It to all ownera llorxcs that I havo worked on are Taluable bnt without your Liniment would ho worthless 1 hare friends who used It for 8pralna and limine and cured them Theytarlt Is the beat they ever used Tours truljr E it B WTilT1 ¬ ¬ Shilohs Consumption Cure This is beyond question the most sue cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough Croup and Bronchitis while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee a test which no other medicine can stand If you have a cough we earnestly ask you to try it Price If your lungs are sore ioc 50c and Si chest or back lame use Shilohs Porous Sold by St Bernard drug store Plaster Barlington and Geo King St Charles Ky ¬ ¬ CUE Martin where cx Emprcss Eugenies new villa is to bo erected la situated aliout two miles from tho frontier of Monaco between Monto Carlo and Mcntone It forms part of the territory which tho prince of Monaco in loot sold to the French government for ¬ ¬ fSOOOOO Best on earth For sale at all leading groceries masters Try the Paragon Ham In Paris male domestic servants are encouraged to marry as they uro ob ¬ served to be more settled and attcntivo to their duty than when bachelors In London such marriages are discouraged as rendering servants more attentive to their own families than to those of their f through the brush toward the rest of tho crowd and got out of our range Tho noise made by them in running through the brush stirred up another squad and when tho shooting began down below five bears came tearing out on our side to get out of the way Willis raised his rifle nnd pulled the trigger but luckily the cap failed to explode The fiVo turned as soon as they saw us and ran in another direction I was going to bhoot one in the rump but Willis stopped me saying that we had our hands full without in viting any more bears to join in tho scrimmage Before those five bears got out of sight three more broke cover and joined them and for a moment there were eleven grizzly bears young and old in sight from where I stood Eight of them ran away nnd the orig inal three kept us nil busy for tho best part of the- - afternoon For some titno the other three men had all the fun while Wllllb and I stood guard on our side of the thicket and Tho old watched the performance bear would stand up and look over a patch of brush to locate her enemy and somebody would give her a shot Sho would drop to all fours and gallop around to where she saw tho man last and he would run around the other side and reload Tho cubs wore half grown big enough to bo dangerous and the boys had to watch out for them while dodging about I got even on Green that afternoon He had forgotten to bring any caps and after his first shot ho could do nothing but dodge around the brush and keep out of tho way One of tho bears was after him and ho had to rtcp ¬ ¬ carriages arc knocked about over the worst pavements hi the world and a multiplication of domestics only ninaus so many nioro drunks and incompetents below stairs A man mrfy boloirr to a dozen different clubs and scarcely find one that is agreeable A woman will patronize twenty different modistes and bo lucky to find two fiat fit her Tho mere fact fiat all the town insists upon crowding ilto the uncomfortable con fines of Dclmonicos when it wants to give a bull or cat n luncheon prove how utterly w ithout resource iow York is as a dispenser of amusement and ¬ Kendalls Spavin Cure Mokto Visro Colo Dec 31 188 Dr 0 J Scikiu Co Enosburgh Falls Vti Qents In the rear 1381 1 treated with Kendalls SpaTlo euro a llouo Hpnvln of aeren years stand lug nearly as large as a hens eg and completely stopped tha lameness and romored the enlarga ment Have worked tho horse very hard erer since he nerer has shown any lameness neither can I seo any difference In too sice of the hock COQLUt Yours truly F i si a - a Price 1 per httttle or six bottlet for All druQQlttu have it or can get H for you or it will be tent to any ad tlrriM on receipt of price by theproprlt S St Bernard Coal Companys Stores i fl tore OR B J KENDALL CO Enosburgh Falls Vermont comfdrt Our theaters truly enough compare favorably with tho best of Paris nnd London but they bvgiu at an hour when most pcoplcTrofer to be at dinner and if a pfiiy succeeds ut nil it is kept on tho boards until itdics of old ago KIoav er shows horse shows and dog show-sai- l very well mid pretty in their way jGSs Hi bnt neither intellectual nor enduring arc seized upon by society vt ith un nb surd avidity orn of ennui A now per or pianist or violinist is hunted like UC Missed Ills Opportunity MOVT Miss Tns msjurfly nsglsctthslr llC nt ties nuJ from lliat a quarry and made amnso 1 but happy porta Tmirltendr earnsIsItrs In povtrtjr adastils In tntr lUrrowlag deipsir lbs let msny obtcarltr to find Hint ho can command ridiculous look back on loit forver loit epportanltr ofItfto Is pass prices to o and nmuse bored people nt Inx KcAch eat Uo up sul dolor IraprOTSjonrcpportn oUjsadseenrsprosporitrlpromlQeiicpscsltwsissld tht Wdeis their own houses Men take to drink by philosopher thatto ssch pvraoo atof Kortons offtrs somt psrlod of Uro or hunting according as tho frost is golden opportnottf sod lbs pours out hsr rlcliss fail to do tnbriLes lbs cliance How shall js Bad OftQd slisd ypartsfiMi to ntorn hard or soft women band themselves the COLDijc opportanUrT IttvsaifjEat sTtrr chance that what all worth and of fair protuUo together into nil softs of classes and appearsman do tiers la an opportunity that Isas la not oftsa tacb ImproTSd It will girt cabals to bo imposed upon by poi turcrs Tit bin th roaeh ot Uborinr penpl COLD opportunity for llf a fraud atart in and Dclsartcuiis simply to kill time at Wat here MoneyInto be Ttts rapid Ir sod honorably many la mads Yon Indaeiriotx ptrou of livery kind of humbug thrives nnd pros ¬ hj any work and lira at Item clUier ax Aft ar Ersa can bs do the whersvsrrsa era to from pers in Now York simply bceutisu the Cloners are ea ITy ernlnework 5too SlO par dsy Yon hard bat todsatrl not caa do a well Ifyoa will people who livo thoro nnd have money onaly and you can Increase your Income as yon ajoen Yea csn drs snare time only or all ynnr Urns to the work Eaay to spend arc crazy to bo amused to leant Capital not reonlrsd We start too All la com -- H ttSHii irrcncfl3flnsrcn5rcnsnrsTnf3 mJmxmmmnmwmtqQfg EARLINGTON MORTONS GAP ST CHARLES EH gg j Ait tftf l 0 rnoretban Football has been playedin England for 503 years paratlrely new and really wonderful We laatnut and show yon hew fVce taflare unknown amons onr work era ISo room to explain here W rite and learn all fW by return xn Vawlaa to delay Addreas at ones II llaUelt A Co llox 6ttO roitUnU MftlD - llf v fr 1

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