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outshone her sisters in costly shows talent but want of instruc finery It was a warm October tion perhaps Wonder if she day one of those glad sunshiny wouldnt like a few lessons Ah I moments when nature looks back- Â¬ have a scheme he added as he ward toward summer and in the placed the articles in his pocket pleasant little sitting room of the and walked on I shall restore Armstrong cottage the two girls them to her whoever she may be Corine and Bertha were busy She is charming I know And with visions of future meet Â¬ lounging Corine had been em- Â¬ broidering and Bertha lying on ing with the1 fair inknownMorton the lounge had been talking to Gaylor strolled onward in the di- Â¬ Her rection Dora had taken He might Â¬ haveovertaken fiery forriesaw the I hear Corine Bertha is say ing that Mrs Burnett intends to pink dress and graceful figure just issue invitations for a ball in his before him but he merely contenthonor Of course we will be invit ed himself with inquiring her name of a small Bloomdale boy entering ed What shall you wear Oh I hadnt decided Some Â¬ the woods for butternuts Law thats Miss Dora Arm- Â¬ thing decidely fetching of course every day that one has a strong replied the urchin smiling It isnt younger son of an English Lord broadly at sight of a coin tossed to thrown at ones feet and I for one him The next morning Corine who intend to improve my opportunity Â¬ was standing at the upper front Perhaps I shall go into the contest myself returned Berthasharp- - window noted a tall familiar fig- Â¬ ly I consider myself quite as ure coming up the graveled path Â¬ way She turned quickly with fascinating as Corine Spearson And having delivered this kind lit- Â¬ flushing cheeks and dancing eyes tle remark Bertha settled back to the two other occupants of the Oh Bert Morton Gaylor room among the cushions for a moment in is coming here What can he Dora stopped Perhaps an invitation to the doorway as she passed through want the room She caught the drift of the picnic next week and Corine the conversation and she well turned to the glass to sec if she Dora went on knew to whom it related He had was presentable ev- Â¬ with her dusting looking so pretty been the principal topic of talk er since his arrival in Bloomdale and dainty in her white morning and Dora lud heard all about his gown but Bertha looking quite as wondrous gray eyes his dark hair Corine threw aside her embroidery and charming manner from Ber Â¬ announcing her own claims to Mr tha and Corine until she was quite Gaylors attention Their discus- Â¬ weary of the subject and felt as if sion in regard to suitable wearing she already knew this rara avis apparel was cut short by the en Â¬ Morton Gaylor as well as her sis- Â¬ trance of PtoL Armstrong who in A ters who had met him on several that quiet voice of his said to see you Dora my occasions during the past week gentleman And Dora went down in The girls however took no notice dear through the her simple white morning gown of Dora as she went room but went on with the absorb- Â¬ hardly less surprised than cither of ing subject speculating as to how her sisters who hung over the ban- Â¬ they should bring this man to their nisters endeavoring to satisfy their There are moments when curiosity feet And Morton Gaylor designing one would like to be alone and this was one of them Go- Â¬ sqhemer that he was determined to Dora ing into her room she drew from the restoration should be but the her trunk the cherished paints and means to an end drew Dora on to brushes Oh how long since she talk of her painting her plans and had touched them and as her fin- Â¬ aspirations her longing for in Â¬ gers rested upon them a great wild struction and quite before she desire to accomplish something by knew it had installed herself as her means of them to free herself from teacher in art As all roads lead to Rome so I the hateful life she lived daily came work-a- believe all roads lead to love as upon her Taking off her day gown she put on one of palest Dora found shortly thereafter much pink chambray that well matched to her own happiness and elder the color in her cheeks A white sisters chagrin Â¬ 0e -- 33ee It oa 3 Sljurdj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH SEASIDE SIGHTS BY Half -- Rate Excursions TO Or THE IMMACULATE II C DODOK TERMS SuBscntmoK Per Year In advance tjo CONCEPTION First mass Soo a m second masa and sermon to oo a m Rosary Instruction and benediction at p m erery Sunday A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tlirre Months J TlHS1IBT AnTFKTIUMJKT Special Notlcea fire centa per Una each Insertion Local Notlcea Brevier run with local read Inn matter fifteen centa per line each inser Â¬ tion Katea hy the quarter or tear furnished on application to tlili office OniTUAattiot resolutions of reaped lest thanÂ¬ Per line or frac twelve lines Inserted free tion thetcot oter Iwelre lines will be charged five centa Club Rates furnished for most papers and periodicals Sit Month ARKANSAS AND TEXAS VIA THE Sandy 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27lh Tlcklts Cood 20 Oats Services aecond Saturday erenlng and Sundar each month Prayer meeting Monday night J S Cheek pastor mc askin me not to make so much noise an the man all rags and tatters yawned an stt up An then scein Mollie right behind rnej Ill be shot sir if he didnt m stand up take off his piece of a hat- - an begin to apolergise for settin on our doorstep Said hed been overcome with fateek My eye For the manners of him I u tt rtttlRrlt Services first Sundar each month Sundar school at i oo p m Rer J S Cox pastor ZION A M X CHURCH Bcc publishing o THE COTTON BELT ROUTE IS THE ONLY LINE FROM MEMPHIS Services ererr Sundar morning at it oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sundar achool at 030 a m W W Dawser pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH dajr achool at 9 30 a In Pueuaiitas With Through And traverse Car Service lo Texas psssmmT 3Copkins Xounty vi W II JERNAfiAN Vlee Prei and Gen Mangr the Finest Farming Grating and Timber Lands and passes through the the most Progressive Towna and Cities In the Services Ssbbath at it am and 7 pm Sun W W Foster pastor ITTdMsoitPtlle GnEAT SOUTHWEST ja 1vjiiiftalitjH BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching ererr first and third Sunday morning Compton Prayer meeting Alt tines connect with and have tickets on and evening by T N Sunday school every Sun- Wedneaday evening nay morning ai 9 13 sae via the BANKMadisonviiie Ky - Preaching every aecond and fourth Lorda day skiffs morning and evening by Elder Fall Prayer meeting on Wednesday erenlng Sunday school Splurging striplings sappy snobs Aak rour nearest Ticket Aeenl for mata time tablea etc aud write to any of the following for erery Sunday morning at 9 13 squalls all Information you majrdeiire concerning atrip M E CHURCH SOUTH to the Great Southwest Sedgy swamps scarfs satins silks Preaching eveay first and fourth Lorda day S G HATCH S GWARNER and evening by Dlst Pan Agent T Cherry Praoer DisPassTkt Agt morning Thursday etening J Sundry school every Sabbath sinners social scandals Loutltille Kr Memphis Tenn meeting snells Sunday morning at 900 oclock W G ADAMS II II SUTTON Scheming scamps Simple Simons Trar Pss Agl Trar Pass At Nashville Tenn Chattanooea Tenn CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH swells K W LallEAUMK W n DODDRIGR Preaching erery aecond third Lorda day Genl Manager Genl Passr and Tkt Agt morning and evening by and A Lyon Prayer P MO ST LOUIS meeting Wedneaday evening Sunday school at 915 a m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 COTTON BELT ROUTE CHRISTIAN CHURCH RALPH THE ROVER 13 Capital Stock - - 50000 Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at oclock by J S Coi of the M E church 4 fofcgc Directory Transacts a general banking business and Invites tha accounts of the citizens ot Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault In this section ot Kentucky IiBrTLL lLVSilaHr fWw K S eV -- AM Staled meetings Ihe tirtt and third Saturdays in each month at yjo p in Transient brethren cordially Invited toatiend llrxr C UouatAnn W M Chas CowilL Secretary fir FJ r C II A B W TURNER LODGE No 548 P mK3WBW S 7 ST fiKRNARD LODGE No J40 lifei O O F Meeta every Tuesday night - atT lop ra Visiting brethren cor 1 THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Hunt Secretarr dlalfy Invited to attend J U WYATT N G Here Ralph Ralph Hi you Come back here sir scamp There hes gone Off for two or Beg three days tramp again I pardon sir I didnt see you was that busy calling the dog I reckon I nearly walked over you The matter sir Well its that dog Ralph You heard me call him I dare say A grahder old I HOFFMAN LODGE No 507 1 O G T Reg Â¬ ular meeting of membera erery Wednesday even Â¬ ing at 730 oclock Visiting friends especially In Mas j E Dar C T riled lo attend C II Hunt Secretary JS or THE UNITED STATES S Baku I M D Htm SON M D VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meeia erery Monday night in Iho Masonic building All members ot the order are cordially Invited to attend PHiLLirf C C t fellow you couldnt find in a days travel but he has one bad habit Most humans have more than that and I aint sure in my own mind E LiabiHts4pc 10990553782 SURPLUS 2629298056 1892 JANUARY 136 98 5 ASSETS 1 S BAER andS j 8 38 HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O UW meets erery Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially inviiea to auena N V IIUll W M T G Taaar Recorder 21Tustcal Organizations ArC Oculistsand- - Opticians 04943S7 NADISONVILLE KY THE ST BERNARD CORNET HAND meeta at Ihe Maaonlc Hall erery Tuesday and Friday night All musicians are inrlled to attend Meetings begin at 8 oclock Dan M EvAxa Manager of Iland aod Hall Its latent form of Policy is UNRESTRICTED after one ear INCONTESTIDLE after two years NON FORlEITAHLE nfter tbreerjears and payable WITHOUT DELAY Official Directory State Write for ratca and results giving age PAUL M MOORE Agent EARLINGTON KY t u omuienced Dullness In 1867 JOHN B MORTOIM Governor John Young Drown Lleutenant Gavernor Mitchell C Allord Secretary of Slate John V Headlcy Treat all Diseases of the Eye Perform Assistant Secretary ot Stale Edward O Leigh Privato Secretary 10 Governor Arch D llrown Operations Insert Artificial Eyes Etc Attorney General W J Hendricks Auditor L C Noaman Eyes Carefully Tested and the Hest Quality Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent ot Public Instruction Ed Por Â¬ of Gold Silver and Steel Flint Glass and ter Tnsmpson Register Land Office Green II Swango Henry F Duncan Insurance Commissioner PURE PEBBLE SPECTACLES SUPPLIED Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adlutant General F D Rlrhardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConnell We have one of Ihe Finest Test Cases in Inspector Public Trusts W J Macey Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Difficulty America aud can Overcome any Court ol Anneals Chief lustlce W II Holt Judges W b Iryor Caswell Dennett W II of Ihe Eye that can be Holt J II Lewis Clerk A Addama Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Harbour Judges V II Yost Jr Job Harbour J II Urent CORRECTED WITH QLAS8ES Librarian Mrs Mary llrown Day ruDtto rrinter ana isiaaer k ioik jonuson Slate Geologist John R Proctor Inspector of Mines C J Norwood 1L Railroad Commission I A Spalding AV II Fleming G M Adama H PAGEf BANKER Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Eankind Business Special attention given to collections County CotetorYnd Madispille Builder Kentucky ol Circuit Court John R Grace lommonwealtha Attorney I U Garnelt Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge ot County Cour- t- J F Deinpsey County Attorney C J Waddill County Clerk W II Arnold Sherla R C Tapp Daniel Drown upcrlntendento Schoola J J Glenn Coroner L D II Kodgera HAGISTKATIS 2TGood Work Guaranteed Write for Terms Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker Is still In the lead with complete stock of Curtail DIslrtct L F Bailey E C Almon Court House District D Slodghill T R Card well Hanson District J W Simons I W Jones Nebo District H F Porter A f Key Cbarleaton Disrrlct J C Lovell J K Franklin Dalton District John Fitasimons E C Kirk wood Ashbysburg 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and special references sent without charge upon receipt R LITTLE and StaIonary Solicitor and Attorney and Patent Causes Washington 0 C Gil Engines and Cliiatorl Opposite U S Patent Office Dealer In ind hand Milling Machinery Mention this paper Einsllll Indiana r 208 Uwar First St jt MEBCHANT TAttOB it--i - I 1 lyJL - TOATENTS satisfactory work guaranteed WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS - Steam Engines J 33 MOOIJ335Y J Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes x or write to C P Atmore G P TA Louisville Kentucky that he aint human The habit Well its just this He will follow every blessed old tramp as passes here and keep followin em- sometimes for two or three days Hes a queer one Did you notice him just now Didnt see him Well he keeps just far enough behind the fellows so they vonJt drive him back sniffin along and kind o castin his eye back to let me know hes hearin me but not hecdin me Just the same way he acts every time he goes off Hell be back all right when he docs come and hes been acting that way ever since Ive had him Stolen Why sir I dont belivc the ones livin could steal him or fasten him up ever so tight he couldnt got back ever since an a right queer way I got him too Is ho mine Well yes in one It way and then no in another was a queer story anyway Tell it sir Well if I had Ah thank you sir time I might A fine gentleman like you can af ford to be generous Now let me see As near as it was June two I remember years ago as 1 come downstairs rather early one morning to light She the fire for my old woman warnt very strong then the young- Â¬ ster there was only a couple of months old an I was gettin the things all handy for her to get breakfast When she come down the fire was lightin an the kettle singin for joy of scein her Im thinkin Mollie was always a great one for fresh air so as soon as she saw that everthin was goin right in the kitchen she walks to the front door turns the key and opens it Well quick as a Hash she came running back to me with her face kind o white an scared Oh Jim come out here to the door Quick says she An when I followed her blessed if I dont see the rummest sight I ever did an there I stood starin like an ape You see these scats on the porch are rather comforble to sit on an with the vines hangin over this way makes it most as shut in an quiet like as a bed room then the posts here an at the corners form good rests for the back Well good or bad right here a leanin back in the most un comblest way was the trampiest looking tramp I ever saw sound asleep An on the seat beside him with his head on the mans lap was the dandiest setter I ever expect to sec A vallyble dog sir too as I knew as soon as I set I always know a eyes on him good dog being rather in the sport- in line myself an this was a genu ine Gordon setter Well sir I suppose I must have said something with surprise The dog for to wake them up turned the solemest eyes round to Â¬ couldnt hardly believe he werent afswell cove dressed in the latest fashion with a full blooded step pcrat the gate waitin for him l know I must have stared at him considerable but bless you Mollie didnt spend no time ai starin till shed asked him into the kitcken an when the breakfast isiready she gave him an his dog too a good one His feet were blistered with walkin in shoes that left half of his feet out doors an half in an as he could scarcely take a step we made him stay with us a day or so till they got better but he couldnt bear it an the only reason I think was that he was afraid of burdenin us But Lord He did as much for us as we did for him Ill be bound He filled the yard with kindlins an I believe hed a chopped all the wood in the village if Mollie hadnt seen his hands all blistered an bleedin A That give him away sure gentleman born says I to myself when I see those hands Then nothin would do but Mollie must doctor an bandage them up for him An while she was doin it she heard a sound like a child tryin to cry an he just bends down and kisses her hand an then he says kind of low an choked like more like a groan than words Oh mother An the way the little kid took to him was a caution A mite like he was no sense at all only puckered up his face and cried when I went near him Hed smile up in Roberts face that was what he told us to call him and hold on to his finger like he was his nurse Now to be sure sir three days dont seem much in a life an youll iriaybe think it foolish the store we set by both man an dog before that time was passed Ralph would lay down beside the babys cradle an nothin would move him until his master left the room then hed get up and shake himself as if it was time to go an he was goin Mollie said he was human an if ever a soul gets into an animals body I hear as theres folks as think so there was a good soul inside of Ralph Yes we all liked Ralph an Robert even more The fact is he was a real gentleman that was plain enough brought down as low as he was by Lord only knows what But a true gentleman an I know the right kind when I see them He never let on for one moment through a single word about himself but once an that was the last evening he was here The dog was sittin beside him with his head restin on Roberts knee when I says kind of sudden 1 gone clean gone An weve never heard a word of him since No sir I dont take Ungrateful I think he couldnt trust it so himself with the dog he loved when he was himself you see and so he left him where he knew hed be well taken care of Yes thats the way I sco it anyhow An then he got so far away before the dog would quit watching that the scent was lost for poor Ralph But he aint never give up Not a day sir Do Well theres not a tramp comes past here an the worse looking they are the wilder he is to get after them sniffin at their tracks and then his tail will drop sodisappointcd like yet hell keep on an followem for a day maybe three days till he gets sure he aint com in to his master when hell come back Seems to mc as if he kind of thought he might know him How does he find out they dont Bless you sir dont ask me but dogs know a heap more than people think He ought a been named Rover for hes been in more different places round here than I have an always turns up all right when hes settled the matter Why aint that him now a sniffin along the other road Of course it is Well how howd he get over there I wonder seems as if he was sccntin somcthin dont it Â¬ Ralph Ah there he conies a boundin along towards us just as he used to go to his master Looks as if he thought he could find him sure Sec now Aint he a beauty Here Ralph Good old fellow Comcheresir Eh Whatl Straight for you sir hes gone without a look for me All over A fine gentleyou in a minute man like you Whatl you you An sir Robert Great Scott Ralph knew you Well well I M give in Dogs is human Warren Hale in Pittsburg Dispatch Â¬ Â¬ 1 Hi Ralph Â¬ A MODERN CINDERELLA IIY ELIZABETH VARIAN When Prof Armstrong emerged from his Greek and Latin diction- Â¬ aries long enough to marry Mrs Angeline Spearson encumbered as she was with two grown girls so- Â¬ ciety in Bloomdale stood aghast There never had been such court- Â¬ ship and what little there was had been conducted principally by Mrs Spearson herself so perhaps when the professor awoke to the fact that he was settled in the state of matrimony he was as much surpris- Â¬ garden hat completed her simple Everybody costume and made heriook like a ed as his neighbors said however that his pretty little picture herself Slipping the paint- Â¬ Dora needed a mothers care more ing materials under her arm she than the professor needed a wife stole softly out of the house to avoid but everybody was sorry that the curious questioning and walked like I bet Ralphs a very vallyble dog Robert Yes yes Too slow he says sort of vallyble stroking Ralphs head with a lovin hand while the dog looked at him with Twas the just as much love humanest eyes you would ever see sir He worth a great deal of money lie saiu again alter a I am very moments thinkin for it sometimes Ive been sorry in many hard straits at times an Ive been afraid aye afraid of myself that Id be tempted to sell him Not while I was myself old fellow yon understand but when I was the brute I sometimes am By George sir you wouldnt believe it I dare say but Id take my affydavy that dog looked up sort o sad like and shook his head To make the story short though all told it was not so very long when we came down stairs the next morning Ralph lay on the floor guardin his masters stick but his master wasnt nowhere round Tell me the dog didnt know He knew as well as we did why it was done the master he loved an who loved him had left him but he had been tbld to watch the stick an with the saddest eyes an droopin he lay there all day long An I truly believe if we hadnt got the stick away from him and burn ed it hed a been watchin it yet An his master Yes sir gone Â¬ professors choice had been such an unwise one Mrs Spearson was a coarse and selfish woman and her two daughters Corine and Bertha were modeled on the same plan so Doras life after the coming of her new mother and sisters was a much harder one than it had been before The professor buried in his books and leaving the management of his house to his newly1 acquired wife little knew what a hard time his pretty little Dora was having and Dora keeping everything to herself How she bore all things patiently ever grew up into such beautiful girlhood with all the depressing influences about her is a wonder and even after the death of her step mother things did not alter for the better This occurred when Dora was sixteen She was then a beautiful girl with dark serious eyes red lips which had a sweet gentle firmness and lustrous brown hair with glints of gold in it in the sunlight She was tall and graceful too with firm white flesh and rounded arms supple with much work Perhaps it was on account of her beauty and partly because she had artistic longings Dora was kept darkly in the background by the two aspiring and elder sisters and Dora wishing to shield her be loved father from all annoyance did everything uncomplainingly and some way there was so much to be done that she never found time to bring out from their hiding place in her trunk those much loved articles her paints and brushes Oh how her fingers longed to paint the pictures her fancy drew as she washed the dishes or mended the The two elder weekly washing girls Corine and Bertha had been going out in Bloomdale society a good deal and having been left with a small amount of money by Â¬ Â¬ I Smith and Jones were having a wordy argument on politics when Jones said The fools are not all dead yet That is an unnecessary assertion said Smith Why so Because you enjoy remarkably Bloomquickly down the street NY dale was a little city and soon Dora good health yourself left the noisy streets behind her Press and came to a familiar picturesque Dunn Browne I should like to woodland It was a spot dear to feel that when I die I leave the her from her childhood There world better than I found it Jack was a pretty little stream running sonMy dear fellow I am quite through it bordered by tall rushes sure the world will be better when and overhanging trees you are gone Judy A portion of the stream crossed by a rustic bridge was selected as a How did they like you in Scrag study and Dora laboring under gleville asked one actor of another the inspiration of the scene and the Very much indeed it appeared moment absorbed in her work lit It was all I could do to induce the tle knew that she was being observ- landlord to let me leave WashA young man tall and broad ed ington Star shouldered strolling idly through the woods with his fishing line over Johnny Im real sick and ma his shoulder came upon the pretty wont let me go to school Wil His tableau quite unexpectedly Wair did lie with marked envy movements were wholly unobserv you find out wot simtums to have Morton Gaylor took ed by Dora Chicago News Record a field glass from his pocket and surveyed the scene leisurely He She You say you think Mr was not a poor artist himself and Pinckerly was born lucky Why A pret the artistic merit pleased hes been jilted by four girls Her was his mental exclama Husband ty girl Thats lucky Smith an artist too Didnt know Gray Co s Monthly tion tiloomdale boasted any of our fra ternity Must know more of her There goes Dazzler Parks He found a shady place beneath a isnt he a pretty close mouthed broad sycamore and sat down with fellow Starks Jupiter yes he his line in the water and watching doesnt even tell the truth often afar off Fish were not much on Inter Ocean the bite that day still it was pleasant there and he had an interesting You havent heard anything unstory to beguile the tiresome mo- til you have heard both sides says ments Dora was a little surprised a writer This may be pretty logic an hour later to learn how late it but the big drum refutes it Tid had grown Still more so to no- Bits tice a young man seated in the Johnson What are you saving shadow of a tree not far distant your money for next winters She was a liltle distressed too to No Thompson find that she had not been alone amusements however she had not last winters N Y Herald Perhaps been observed The young man What He Does That fellow was busily engaged in taking a fish He off the hook and Dora gathering never does anything does he YanktM time occasionally up her painting materialsmadeher does exit just as the stranger had releas Blade Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ found that the prices of the necesThe Democratic National Com- - of being the means ot destroying stock and fast freights always over come saries of life had diminished they mittce make a foolish and flimsy properly and crushing the lives take thorn Then there behind the tlih Should he express thundering up mil- - out of human beings found that the importations of non pretense that as they have no WKBR nbscnt mmded ns most fast freights and sailing by everyREPUBLICANS FOR THWARTING DEMO dutiable goods had increased honaircs to subscribe to their cam- - become people do and tcl t a conductor lie other train The passenger ttnCRATIC CONSPIRACIES They said -t What this country naitrti tiinil ilinw tnitcr Mnnnnli In nniitVi nriv minuies in which to all move fnstr r than tho fritglu 1 v i needs in its business energies and the people at large Calvin S make a given point before the fast and yet only trains going 11 thv BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Judge Grtshani In 1SS4 Ingallson limine resources is permanence and sta Bricc William C Whitney cx maiFhrrivcd there wlvcn ho ronlly same direction have boon considreader reflect for a An Englishmans Advice to American Rjlertd the PoitoSc it Kitllnjion it Second bility and repose We know that Scnator Henry B Payne1 of Ohio mcantstlicrc was only twenty five ered Let the the poor dispatcher tUtinutitr rains would come together be moment that Working men A Conspiracy Dis if President Harrison is chosen for and his Standard Oil associates the fore the misinformed conductors lias not only to keep all this in closed A Democratic Appeal SUBSCRIPTION RATES another four years we shall have Don M Dickinson E C Benedict train reached the point A collis mind but must keep tho long For Money permanence and stability and re- Congressman Ben Cablcof Illinois ion would ccrtmnly ensue At the kaleidoscopic procession moving Ob Yesr strictly in adttnce It to jo Sli Months is leav in bpositc directions mtist arrange pose But if Grover Cleveland is M D Hartcr and all the rest of same time that train No TnretMontns tj SincltCopitt 3 ing Indianapolis there nrc a dozen for them nil to meet and pass and Judge Greiham In iSSj elected we know that we shall the long line of plutocrats who Specimen copies mailed free on application hoad Correspondents wanted In all parts ot the Though Judge Grcsham himself have four years of agitation of arc striving to compass the elec- and sometimes two and three look out for collisions both brain Address ns for particulars But his aenotf dozen west bound trains on the and tail onders does not speak a friend has been turmoil of disturbance and uncer tion of Cleveland smile a sly smile road some nearly to St Louis doesnt whirl and his hair is never RATES OF ADVERTISING permitted to announce that his dif- tainty and we are going to vote when they hear such lalk ns this s6mo that are only half way and gray but from old ago and he is oo square firtt Insertion II Ona o ference with the Republican party for Harrison Each subsequent insertion some that have just started The generally the happiest most comApplause Catarrh Cannot be Cured Ditplajr adTertsements for lone periods con tariff same is true of the cast bound placent genial fellow on earth and He can not brook is on the tracted for at special rates Therefore I say to you fellow with local applications as they cannot civil answer Local Notices cents per line protection and leans strongly to citizens that this contest has been reach the seat ot the disease Catarrh Is a trains Some of the trains arc always ready to give a Mairlace birth and death notices Inserted free passenger and some freight some Obltnarr notices will be charted cents per line It therefore be- transferred from the East to the blood or constitutional disease and in or- run faster ward free trade MAH adfertlsements at regular rates most Yucatan Chill Tonic than others and will will Ilka the run of the paper Kitra position s con- comes interesting to examine the West lt en only when arranged for by special This is the real battle der to cure it you must tale internal eventually overtake them There Not only cures chills but is a great blood t irsct position of the judge when he was ground of the remaining portion of remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken arc the passenger accommodations producer and purifier especially recom ildress all communications to internally and nets directly on the blood THE BEE and the fast express trains leaving mended for palo and delicate women and acting with the Republicans in In- the campaign and unless the Dem- - and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Earlington Ky On the 5th of August 1884 ocratic party can secure recruits in Cure is not a quack medicine It was nn hour later must overtake them children loss of appetite tired feeling and diana before the of is he thus appeared in the New York the great agricultural States of the prescribed by one of the best physicians In ed Sonicend the tho road nrcreach nil malarial diseases He sure and get the THOS N BLACK of freights local Editor 1rico warranted V R PRATT Tribune in an authorized interview West and Northwest unless thev his counr for j ears and is a regular and move slowly and the live genuine livery Iwttle drug store 50c nt Robinson llros coiiijtuscu vi uie icsi ll lIC5trllu What about the Independent lean make an inroad THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 189 Republicans in Indiana Will publican columns unless they can muc0UJ sutfaceV The perfect combina tftocrtlscmtitts enough of them support Cleveland secure enough Republicans upon tion of the two ingredients is what proTICKET NATIONAL REPUBLICAN duces such wonderful results in curing to injure Republican prospects one pretext or another from the Catarrh Send for testimonials free I think there is no danger on Farmers Alliance or the Peoples Co Props F J Cheney FOR PRKSIDENT Toledo O thai score For every Republican party to vote for James B Weaver Sold by druggists price 75c in Indiana who will refuse to vote then the handwiiting on the wall BENJAMIN HARRISON for Blaine there are three for our is apparent and the doom of Grover Of Indiana Sin Hnwix Auxoii says there Is n Democrats who will refuse to vote Cleveland and the Democratic curious little brown litrtltmnrtc mi the rxot Tennysons nock- ti spot Unit for Cleveland A good many things party is scaled FOR VICE PRESIDENT looks ns If n drop of wine had fallen arc said about Republican dissatisthere Mul stained tho rdcin WHITELAWREID lvnoouAfiiY or poker work-- Is liy no faction in Indiana which arc not An English Warning to American Workmen means new lino hi art cfTectR Of New York It it The fact is Indiana is true The great English factors Henry one of the oldest kinds of decorations rapidly coming into line in favor of Lister Sons have recently decid sonic very ancient specimens of It lvlntf SPECIAL ATTENTION luuiMst In the Ilritlsh museum and other First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates FOR CONGRESS I regard a protective tariff policy PAID TO ed to remove their immense estab- places of like character jtfl MV HICS ARK TMU IIKST IN THh CITY at TRAVELING MEN DR J F KIMBLEY it now as the strongest protective lishments from Huddcrsficld and -Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot tariff State in the West not except Habury England to a ISAAC DAVIS WHISTLE POSTS Jamestown FOR CIRCUIT JUn0E STATE NEWS Now in Indianapolis N Y The move is the result of ing Ohio there are a few free traders who the McKinley bill Mr Lister has C J PRATT Operator Chas Ethcridgc is The examining trial of Engineer BEN T ROBINSON have been Republicans and who been making a careful investigation now at work at Paducah Junction H C Jones at Paducah for ruindisposed to shout against Blaine in regard to wages paid in this FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNKV Section Foreman Cntes has ing little girls resulted in his being arc In Indiana they would be country and the comparative com- charge of the Mortons Gap secC MOORE A held in 3000 bail Ccs j glad if the tariff issue could be kept forts enjoyed by laboring men in tion MVRR On the N N in the background but it keeps on the two countries Aluason hand n full and complete stock of jThc work train is now on tho ELECTORS REPUBLICAN Speaking of near Paducah a freight train was crowding to the front It is gainnorth end ditching DKlGS AND MHDICINKS comparative wages and prices in other improvements and making wrecked Engineer R E Brewer ing votes for the Republican party W A Morrow rERFUMKUV and TOIIHT AUTICIlt and Fireman Fred Humphries every day and it is losing none England and America Mr Lister When did you read of an acciFirst District William Dance PAINTS AND OILS says were crushed to death dent occuring on this division on except those of the few free traders Second District George H Towery And everything else known to the trnde A warpdresser whom we pay account of bad track Meyer C a well - known in Indianapolis During my recent Third District Allen Bullock emivuiieti physicians prescription iliucfiilln which is 8 of your money I of Louisville is missing visits facts came to my personal 32s plumber James Marbcrry who has charge Fourth District John W Lewis found working in a mill here and of the hill engine and crew nt and so also is Mrs Marguerite knowledge which showed me that Fifth District Michael Minton receiving Si 3 50 a week This is Bakers is now taking a rest Brown who recently separated influential men who have hitherto Sixth District AVesley M Hardin a difference of 60 per cent in favor Another new engine was added from hvr husband been Democrats will work and vote of the United States Stenth District N C Cureton I find that to the list last week making No T C Quisenberry of Louisville for the Republican party this year unskilled laborers in mills in the 17 of the giants on this division Eighth District George M Davidson a salesman and a member ot an One man who is known throughout United States earn from 56 to Ninth District Howard C Gudyell Several additional side tracks 9a old and well - known Kentucky the State as an influential Demo- week while in England they do will soon be put in at Henderson Tenth District David Pryse EARLINGTON KENTUCKY family is under arrest charged crat said Eleventh District E K Wilson Then weavers for the benefit of the hominy mill not cam 5 a week You must not think I have not with grand larceny Craps did it with us in England will earn less - Several slight accidents occurred Charles Melonc stabbed Sam good sense I have been a Demo- than 6 a week while here they last week causing some delay to TllE Democrats have lost all Black to the heart on William crat but this free trade business arc earning from 9 to 10 a week trains but very little damage was hope done Densleys farm near Shelbyville has gone far enough I studied Young help such as boys and girls Sullivan contem The election is going by the Reas the Harrison bill last winter and engaged in spinning and similar n Supervisor A woman baturday night plates making a change in the lopublican route usual in these cases caused the read the discussions on the tariff in occupations earn from 150 to cation of some of his foremen in tho AND DEALERS IN Congress and this year I propose trouble 225 per week in England while near future goes Earlington so goes As The man found dead on the not only to vote the Republican they are paid from 4 to 5 per iiic turning over 01 an engine Hopkins county Richmond Pike near Lexington ticket but to take hold and pull a week for the same work in this at West lomt caused some delay T turns out to be James G Down laboring oar for Blaine and Logan country I find similar differences to trains on the L bt L Every vote cast must be put in ing His skull was crushed and Of course that was only an individ- in all branches of factory work In road Saturday between the hours of 7 a m and Section Foremen Golden andl DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES his neck broken He was probably ual expression but its source indi- short you arc paying in this councated the great change that is tak try for the same kind of labor em- Byrnes arc getting their sections murdered line sliape anil it they dont ing place among the voters of Hair ootli and Paint Brushes ployed in my business from 50 to in Robert Edrington a brakeman Indiana who Kkntuckys secret ballot will rehave hitherto been 100 per cent more than we paid take the prize it will not be their on a freight train on the Air Line lault deem the State If not this year Democrats Besides strong influtell between the cars at Milltowa ences are at work in our favor in England it will some other year The number of cars on a southMr Lister goes on to say that bound train from Earlington going and was crushed to death He among certain portions of the work living is cheaper here than in Eng- in that direction has been increasleaves a wife and one child Hon C J Pratt for Circuit ing population which have heretoMixed Paints all colors in small cans ed from 31 to 25 and the boys Judge is the peoples choice Next The Lily Creek Baptist church fore been almost solidly Democrat- land and that the working classes have therefore more work to do Tuesdays vote will confirm that of Louisville has sued for the ic and those influences will strong- enjoy refinements and luxuries far than formerly fact possession of a graveyard claimed ly manifest themselves next No- beyond the reach of their English We visited a section foreman PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED by J J Bonner who lives near it vember On the whole therefore brethern one day last week who has in his Everv Republican voter should house five certificates given him Bonner wants to make a pasture you may set down Indiana for cast his vote for the best interests Democratic Conspiracy Disclosed N for the excellent by the L TllE FARMERS AND TllE TARIFF of it is to defeat the of his party that Blaine and Logan Chairman V F Harrity of the condition in which his track was A man named Rich Aubrey Farmers should study well their General Greshams predictions Democratic Committee Democrats shows found on inspection day Where interests before they cast their bal- living two miles from Lexington turned out true then The condiis another man on the whole system of a detcrmidation to use Chicago voters are required to lots in the coming election They was found lying dead at the city tions of which he spoke have all symptons that can show as much u l vote a ballot 16 inches by 25 inches are called upon by the Democratic limits with a bottle of whisky in been intensified in favor of the Re- his official position as Secretary of Can the new engines on the HenChicago even in elections must party to repeal a measure that is his pocket and his neck broken publicans The tariff is a more de the Commonwealth of Pennsylvan- derson division do as well as those ia to annul the vote of that over- reported below Some interest make a showing one of their own asking and one He had fallen out of a wagon cided issue now than then and the whelmingly Republican State in ing figures are given in a recent isthat the Democratic party refused Jack Maroney was carelessly virtual position of the Democracy the coming election In the first sue of the Railroad Gazette conSome of lie Democrats say they to give you We mean that part handling a gun in Owens Mit is now one of absolute free trade place the official form of the ballot cerning locomotives which have want Capt Ellis re elected Just of the McKinley law that protects chells hardware store at Mays while the interests of the working which he first decided on was found developed more than 1000 horsehow many mean what thoy say re agriculture power Among the instances cited ville The weapon was discharged men are at present altogether with to not comply with the law Had arc the trials of the strong locomomains to be told on election day The Democratic Congress that and the ball struck Helen Kirk the Republican party On the these ballots been cast the vote of tive on the Northern Pacific Rail Demofreetrauewilucatmoney- - was in power when Mr Cleveland daughter of Jailer Robert Clark whole therefore as Gen Gresham the State would have been illegal way in 1887 when a load weighing was president was petitioned by the exclusive of ites is the latest and most appropri fanners and their organizations making a serious wound in her would say for You way set down and void Upon remonstrance be 370 tons tender was the locomohauled at a right leg Maroney was arrested Indiana Harrison and Reid ing made by Republican authorities tive and ate name for the Democracy and speed of nearly sixty miles an hour throughout the country to give Martin Davis a colored laborer comes from our Crabtree corresthis was corrected Later it devel at an expenditure of from 1300 to them a greater protection to agri- at the rock quarry on the Owings Ingalls on the Cool Judgment of Business pondent oped that the arrangement of tick- 1810 horse power This engine gy v culture Instead of doing that they ville pike east of Mt Sterling mbbBK4a XXBBCL liiS H The position of business men in ets decided on would make the nail aox24 inch cylinders 62 inch -- arx w zz rd rrr offered them the Mills Bill which was killed by otrtt is New York State is safe in the vnu the premature ex- the pending campaign was thus set official ballot so long that only a driving wheels and weighed 69 tons took away what little protection plosion of a blast The blast was forth in clear and strong terms by r- This is said to be the greatest rehands of the Republicans Mr few printing presses in the State niaHntitMaur rmtM wti nutntn rnnwiiti rn mi Ht CSC Anui t vl mlMjfuuukyutti HiifiniiiMiiiiifeMA Clevelands tariff reform Danas they already had In other words slow to go off and Davis attempted ex Senator Ingalls in his recent could print it Information of this corded power of a locomotive In 1888 and eight wheel forty seven brilliant speech at Topeka bill and Democracys free when they asked for a fish they to hasten matters force His body was fact was to be sent by Harrity ton passenger locomotive on the gave them a stone And from frightfully mangled Ladies and Gentlemen trade to the contrary The to officials of Democratic counties Central Railroad of New Jersey de him that hath not they took away Sheriff B D Bailey of Webster Democratic party dont expect to in advance so that they could make veloped 1002 horse power in haul Benjamin Harrison will preside even that which he hath ing a train at the rate of sixty five New York State Applause all arrangements Sam Campbell and Ed carry But it was plan mile an hour and in 1800 a Wors- But thanks to the Republican county over the affairs of this great nation Rayborn jailers and Jim Givens They have no more idea of it than ned to withhold the information rlpll rnmnnnnd lnrnnirttivA niillfl o another term It is the people of Senate which was at that time the of the formers office were tried at the Republicans have of carrying from the Republican counties until train of 348 tons at seventy five mt this country who have a voice in only intercessor they had and it Laughter They know the latest period allowed by law nines an nuur wun me expenditure ssffl Dixon for the killing of Ed Her- - Georgia Y this matter and not the Democrat stood for them against Mr Cleveperfectly well though that the which it was hoped horse power Two twelve- ron a mountain outlaw who was would be too of 1041locomotives on the Southern Md IflU land and the Mills Bill But when ic party wheel great co operative forces of busi- late to get tho ballot for murder The trial printed This Tl itinilfn lioirrt waw ilnnlnal KVi Mr Harrison and a Republican wanted ujr uiw ilcrt iiiiiuijiu MVIttfW ness along the Eastern sea board conspiracy to disfranchise the Re over 000 norse poweriiuring trials lira session of the Legis Congress were elected you renew lasted seven days and they were are The extra welched against Democracy publicans of Pennsylvania was lis- - ana an engine on tne ualtimore cv lature adjourned last Monday ed your appeals to that Congress acquitted and in favor of President Harrisons closed by a Democratic politician Ohio railroad furnished 1327 when An interesting religious debate Break the news gently and dont and not till then did you get what administration I Applause Opposite Court House in conversation with a Republican tested about a year ago be slow about it that all the mem- - you asked for and what you now which was largely attended has have during the past three months editor whom he mistook for Regarding the qualifications and another bers may learn of it before the have potection to agriculture and just closed between J M Putnam talked with responsibilities resting upon the scores yes with hun man The information thus Madisonville Ky inad train dispatcher the convening of the regular session g00d prcea Ami now you are a prominent inhuel of New York dreds of business men of New vertently given out will doubsless crat has this to say City and Rev J N Hall a leadNovember 15th The train ttom tjat anthis is fradulent and York Philadelphia Boston Balti unconstutiona and yon are asked ing Baptist minister of this State more and the other great commer- serve to thwart Mr Harritys little dispatcher is a peculiarly constiHe must be a conspiracy but that does not serve tuted individual or to reverse things and go backwards the proposition debated being that lAUtS tKUM 1UWN lui iia cial cities along the Atlantic seato lessen the discredit of the pro good telegrapher and a man cool New York Society Journal is a book Are you going to do it the Bible was an inspired revelaboard I talked with them upon He must know and calculating Footwear and Funiisliiiig Headquarters worth reading Its contributors arc Did you ever see a time when the tion which Rev Mr Hall affirmed the street I talked with them as I ject the second dots on the dial of a exceedingly clever writers It is a products of the farm brought clock as well as he does his oldest such Immense crowds attended the de- met them in the cities of Europe Another Gerrymander Annulled welcomed paper in every household good prices and child and be able to work out the the dollars you bate and excitement ran high dur men who had heretofore acted with The Supreme Court of Wisconsin most troublesome mathematical where a generous and wholesome get in exchange for them had such ing its continuance the Democratic party They said has annulled two Democratic ger problems mentally The work sentiment prevails Attention is wonderful purchasing power For Ume baik there is nothing better to me that while the Republican rymanders of that State under the must be done rapidly and well for called to an advertisement setting You are even asked to vote for a than to saturate a flannel with policy of protection was not all clear and easily interpreted con- the least mistake in calculation is forth its good qualities in this pa policy that takes away the splendid berlains Tain Oalm and doth it on Cham bind the if that they desired while they were struction of the constitution of the liable to send two trains crashing per quality those dollars have To ask fected parts Try It and you will b sur vexed about the McKinley bill State The Democratic Legisla together and a dozen souls into eternity cause delays that cost you to do these things and to ex prised al the prompt relief it affords The that they did not like it that SLUGGISH DEMOCRATS they ture will now proceed to a third at- Â¬ thousands of dollars or smash to same treatment will curt rheumatism For r The Republicans of Hopkins pect it of you is virtually placing sale by St Bernard drug store Earlington had adjusted their business to it tempt to fasten an unjust plan of smithereens thousands of dollars WL ir u tTk itit w to oMttnfetrHe must know m county are organizing thoroughly an estimate upon you that your re- Hen T Robinson Morions Gap and Ceo and that they had discovered the legislative districts upon the State worth of freight AiZ trlt i tM and it behooves the Democrats to collection is not good and that King St Charles results were not what had been and at the same time to keep with at every minute in the day just exactly where every train on his di vnn ranf nrnhf hv pYnAnpnc- Hon John Feland Saturday night a predicted get a move on themselves Applause They in the technical requirements of the vision is and everv failure to knowi growing farmers Masonic Hall Will the tobacco Hustler found that wages had risen they constitution j places him in momentary danger UHi Lli 33ee Â¬ 5 - e Â¬ Â¬ Chancy M Depcwhas tliecrcdit of saying that the Democratic par ty was born in the Objective Case while it seems absolutely true that the Republican party Was born in the PosscssivcsGase The Democratic party has the charac teristic of objecting to all the grand measures the Republican party ever originated and later on it has the courage to confess that such means were good and very good and another very curious feature about it all is you cant tell just where the middle of that summersault occurred They Resolved That War for the Union was a failure just at the time it was mag nificient success Even now Mr Cleveland their chosen leader thinks some of the soldiers ought to be pensioned They approved the freedom of the slave and now Mr Wattcrson the apostle of the Dem ocrats from the second to the third generations says in one of his ora Looktions to his chosen people ing back into that far off time it staggers the mind to contemplate how long the institution of slavery did stand against reason common sense humanity and public policy All men now everywhere admit that it never had an argument to support it What a reversal of ideas was thatl If it staggers the mind of a great apostle like Mr Wattcrson to contemplate the long continuance of aii institution that was so truly Democratic and that never had an argument to support it wouldnt it be charitable to allow the Republicans to come in with a small degree of amazement why the Democrats dont at once accept the great protective system of the country as adopted and advocated That by the Republicon party measure known as the McKinley law needs no argument to portray its benefits to the country It speaks for itself For two years it has staggered the minds of that immense Democratic majority in Congress and up to date not one of them have been able to for mulate its repeal They have merely tried to puncture it a little One man has offered free wool to manufacturer and tariffed clothing to the consumer a thing that they resolved at their Chicago Convention was unconstitutional The Democratic party like Mr Cleveland has to be in power a long time before it discovers what it ought to do Mr Clevelands time was nearly out before he thought of the Mills Bill But the country didnt accept that measure and even the Democrats almost relegated to the shades of private life the author of that bill whose name it bears But the name of Win McKinley of Ohio is heralded across the con tinent as the author ol a measure that has already given the country great prosperity and instead of giving him a back seat every indi cation points- to the fact that he will be given a seat in the White House as the successor to President Harrison four years hence Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ vote to repeal that part of the Mc Kinley Bill that gives them a pro tcction on tobacco It will certain ly not bctotheirintsrcsts to do so Do they say they want the duty on hen eggs repealed Not while they are bearing such a price Do they want the tariff from onions and poNot until they tatoes removed arc able at least to supply our We arc now eating own markets Spanish onions that paid a duty of of 40 cents per bushel before they left the custom house Before the McKinley law was passed we used to sell our onions for 40 cents per bushel whenever we iounU some one who wanted them at that price It is useless to quote prices to the farmer who has a good memory The Republican party has done for the farmer all that has been done By the passage of for his benefit the Meat Inspection Bill in Con grcss it purified the meat market of the world and now the Amcri can hog with the protection thrown around him in the McKinley Bill can walk so to speak with impunity into the very palace of the King of Germany and even find a resting place on the table of the chamber Right of the Deputies in Paris here it should be remembered that Whitelaw Reid who is now the candidate for vice President on the Republican ticket had a finger in that pie The reasons why the American farmers ought to stand by the McKinley law and the Re publican nartv are too numerous to mention Â¬ THE WORLD OF POLITICS Â¬ Â¬ J- - n Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j i T - 1KLK DAVIS - -- Stable Â¬ 11 Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST lCy MiiiHomm Â¬ Â¬ T The 8T BKRPD DRUB STORE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ FRUQG1ST3 -- Â¬ Patent jMediGines and Perfilniery t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ IPeiii itis eixT d Oils Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 2rlcady Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - m- - -- Â¬ Â¬ v Zijl r av rzrzL I -- Â¬ Â¬ I I Â¬ 7 Â¬ I My Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 SHOE STORE Â¬ Globe-Dem- o Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 0k All Right Â¬ iP7 I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ L iiS - sssaHBfcJBBirtJJSMCi4 u 111 ho tin gnly Viiter the new revoti la fe tH com Â¬ f - M ing yf r the Aesor will begW Ms litor Bothtrs stild be carid f in3 lb November r an lave mlJ f Sru- - U coipdMi hm Tt leAt t try W C McLcod i Supervisors will meot toe first Mwidd in -- tjt siyry tnt aiaSi parl s 11 HAMtlY STATION I D Caldwell Is abto to be ut again G E and Christian Smith wer In toWn i 3it6nirij te Ojriuc 3 TIIUKSDAY NOVEMBER j8o J tv Mall L N TIME TABLE 1101 1 in 14 p m ftv 4 k I T Hon John Peland Honest John of hard freezing much stormy weather and Owcnsboro will adpress the citizens of this looan district at Masonic Hall Saturday night cold waves Kentuckian 6 to p tn at 7 oclock Come early so as to get a MADISONVILLE Mail JSJ p m good seat and hear the silver tongucd Night KjptMJ jlllDI orator of Western Kentucky 6 00 p ID BYamvllla Accomodation U J Holland offers his mill properly for m 7 45 rorilmi and Madisontille arrives The Halloween boys had a pleasant time sale PKANK HENDERSON Agent the other night exchanging signs placing The attendance at the College is encourcrape on door knobs and making them aging selves rather obnoxious tn various other MAIN UNK Uavo Nonontllle Kjp Mrs Schafer is with her daughter Mrs ways Halloween MMNltAtT pm once a year and boyshowever comes but R II Bansen Mali anj Passenger if II a m tit m will be boys Ilmlied iiljam Iooal frclKlil Eipresa pic 1154a carrying Tuesday next is election day The polls sj p Mrs Maggie Ivy wife of Frank Ivy of ooj a m aengeia will be open from 7 a m till 4 p m tlropat MadRVDitt Agent Darnsley died and was buried this week V DIVISION The Home Talent Co will present the She leaves two little children two weeks Sra At Uvantvllla loon Decstrick Skule in the near future 7I Mr Ivy has been particularly un am p m old a in pm Henderson Ar 9 Ir 10 j 31 fortunate tbe last year having lost five DL R Wootfolk is on tha repair list It Ar 1 Princeton joj tilolLT is rheumatism that Is giving him tronble SSL a m members of bis family by death LJJVA crnius bulletin Just isiued contains The still hunt tbe Republicans are mak Kentucky item that is nws to a good many ing in this section is having a telling effect BUZZIIUGS LOCAL Kentucklans It is that cotton was raised already two years ago in sixteen counties in this Owing to a change of residence within -- Personal Parocrnphs and Ncwa Notes State the total acreage being 2C29 and the tbe past sixty days there are several who Other Doings tit Home Worthy product 872 bales Dath Co World will not be entitled to a vote or Special Mention Cot A J Moore a staunch Republican It is reported the Hon J II Lunsford and a voter in the Earlington north cast will build a new mill at once to replace tbe precinct will make an interesting talk at one destroyed by fire two weeks ago A WORD tTvOTERSI Masonic Hall Friday night He Is a pracSheriff Tapp bas bad considerable sick- Â¬ tical farmer and will make a pood practiness in his family of late Last week Mrs cal common sense speech Give him a Tapp and his little son were both danger- Â¬ Know how to vote large audience ously ill Both are reported better Instruction will be yiven Many old sotdierswbo contracted chronic S II Hanner of Madisonville Ky has diarrhoea white In the service have since you at this ofiicd everyday been permanently cured of it by Chamber qualified as a Notary Public and is now prepared to fill out pension vouchers and from now until the election lains Colic Cholera and Dlarrheoa Reme Â¬ prepare all necessary papers for claimants dy For sale by St Bernard drug store imporInstruction is free and to all Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons During a drouth it is alt the more This is tant we should have water works Gap George King St Charles alike Whether you are a Twenty two years ago Earlington sprung a serious matter Let us take it up at once It Democrat Republican Third into existence In April of the following of will cost but little and will lower the rate insurance year the first boy baby liorn in the new party or Prohibitionist the town was ghen birth That boy will cast Charley Ross met with a very serious ac A instruction will be cheerfully his first ote at tho coming election and cident last Saturday mornnlng G work Stewart who was doing some repair will tote the Republican ticket straight given you Representatives of What an excellent example be has set the in Mr U J Hollands mill accidently hit Mr Ross in the mouth with a sledge Â¬ have all parties have volunteered boswho the samefollowed iablm Into this hammer cutting his upper lip so badly that world by route Earlington to be sewed up account to aid in giving voters the ne- Â¬ The ladies of the Henderson Baptist had doing well and will At lustrecover he was soon church will about the middle Novem cessary instructions that every- Â¬ ber give a Chrysanthemum showof the pro Died On last Thursday Uncle Harvey of Pleasant View one no matter what ticket he ceeds of which are to go toward tbe erection Graham good tbe man and an old neighbor Â¬ old soldier of of a new house of worship There will be hood a votes can vote intelligently in connection of this entertainment a bazaar the late war He was 84 years old at the time of his death and was a true Christian when he goes to the polls of fancy work where all kinds of beautifu in every sense of the word and was well needle work will be tor sale Lunch wil Remember be served each day during the show The beloved by everybody that knew him All next Tuesday ladies of Earlington are earnestly solicited lament the less of Uncle Harvey Graham that it is this office you can to enter their plants for premiums which The contest is ended and Otbo Fowler is have the ballot and the proper are offered by the merchants of Henderson the winner of tbe Hustlers premium he We would be glad to see a large attendance having taken 334 words from the name way of voting thoroughly ex Â¬ from all neighboring towns Several The Madisonville Hustler boys and girls compoted for tbe prize and Mrs M Kgukrtson plained to you from a non- Â¬ Mrs Jas E Crawford they say they found some words that pro- Â¬ Committee voked a smile now and then One little partisan stand point fellow thought it was a good deal like l Ill New New Orleans Molasses and working a whole month for a last years ntglit Iclind Saturday Country Sorghum nt V C Mo grasshopper leg Tbe following are some LEODS IUkiiih Tabtilc euro intllgottlon of the words that were found among the Dull thud thunder storm competitors Tho long looked for rain is a welcomed Yucatan Chill Tonic evil doer literature sun shine beat air vWtor smell see hear bate loe sin vir- Â¬ Try tho Paracon Ham Best on earth J You take it it does the rest It cures taste when all others fail Adapted for old or tue salt lime sand mortar mud dust Per sale nt nil groceries young rich or poor Price joe War Â¬ dirt lint leaves trash litter ant eater It is a glorious privilege everybody en ranted at Robinson Bros drug store head louse entrails visited several house- Â¬ jiy to vote as they please holds told some truths lied ten times ABOUT PEOPLE ltovs Uaugli has sold his property iu the more noted liar told other men so invent vost end of the city to P M Moore means where thieves slide out steal melons oa Lave any visitors irnd ill tneir names or Small editor lives on and sour mash We will mention In thiacolonin lions T S Pettit and II R Bourland stolen meat is not a vile tattler eats lard appreciate the favor poVo to a large croud at the Masonic Hal hunts lost votes ale three rat hides seven kilt night loads live toads eleven thin rind shoats J B Atkinson is in Louisville Cal Morgan and family hava returned tbirleen he rati one little short tail high Tbos D Harris will be home Saturday fu- Â¬ from Kansas and will male this their lame near sighted old mare Tom Barbour of Hopkinsville was in this eared lean ture home mule city yesterday There has been less belting on the result Cliff Pritchett spent Sunday with Frank at the coming election than has ever before 100 Bushels nice Apples at V Rash of this city C McLeods bran known in this locality Mrs Fannie Wagner made a trip to Mad Tho polls will be open from seven oclock m thn morning until four oclock in the itonville yesterday CROFTON afternoon on election day Hon Jno Lee Payne arrived home yes Â¬ Mrs Sam Grace bas been quite ill with Tha Third parly candidate forSheriff of terday from Frankfort fever W D Slaton was here yes this county A W Howard of Nashville Tenn was The first killing frost reached on the terday strengthening his forces here on business Tuesday night of October 36 Hon Ward Headly Democratic elector Miss Kate Pemberton of Madisonville Mrs Ann Price of this neighborhood made a stirring speech to a good sized audi Â¬ was in tbe city Wednesday has been visiting friends and relatives near ence in this city last Monday night Messrs Woodward and son of Clarks Wanted A suitable housekeeper one ville were bere on business last Monday Kelleys Apply The candidates for the various offices understanding the care of children Barton Crutchfield Mrs Staple White addressed the citizens of this place last nt onco lo Prank Ivy Ilarnsley Ky and little son of St Charles speut the day Wednesday Uxery loter should come out to hear bere last Thursday Married C F Ileflin and Miss Hon John Felaml tha great chieftain of Mrs D I Wadswortb of Philadelphia We wish Charlie and his new Fowler Republicanism in Western Kentucky who has been viailingMrs W D Caviness bride much success through life Gov John Young Brown speke for two of this city bas returned borne hours to a Hopkinsville audietjee last Sat Jake Crick of this neighborhood bas Miss Mollie Whitford bas accepted a urdayin thu Court House in that city position as teacher in a private family in sold his entire crop of tobacco to Madison She started for the West ville parties for 6 per hundred Ijpcal talent are rehearsing almost night- New Mexico C M Parker of this vicinity has moved The Klevalor wblfh they will last Sunday ly a play present to tho public in ibe course of a few Miss Sallie Farnsworth returned from a to Earlington to make that place bis future borne We are sorry that Charley bas weeks visit to relatives in Henderson last Sunday t Ohio River has touched the low Her little nephew Pratt Farnsworth ac- left us but are glad that he has cast his The lot in Earlington Success to you Charley water mark and the larger boats plying her companied her home Mr Editor we will write to The Hue waters hao discontinued their trips for the present W C McLcod has a big lot of again some time and give it some of the f of North Christian We are colng to Tho potato crop is nn unusually large new fresh and fine goods and his news have a big election up bere soon and when of tho prices arc always at the bottom- one this year and In some parts you bear from us yon will hear of big ma- Â¬ Stato are selling as low as 30 cents per jorities counted for Kimbley and Harrison bushel WHO DID IT John A Lewis an old citizen of this The hog has but one more month to accord Was II lie Work of a Mob as at First Thought town was married last week to Mrs Toam at large within the city limits Sarah Baitey near the Hopkins county to law Whoso hog will be the first trans that Cave the Negro McCullum Ilia Liber line May the spring flswers ever bloom gressor ty Or Was It Due to tbe Interven in their pathway down the slope of time It is estimated that the cost of a State and may their happiness increase until the tion of Friends under the Australian election in Kentucky midnight end It was last Friday nigbt--pa- st ballot system will be in the neighborhood that the cooler our citys receptacle for of 30000 On Canned Goods Jellies Pre- Â¬ law breakers was entered by force and Wm Hon N U Chambers made two speech Â¬ Mincemeat Krout and Pick- Â¬ a negro prisoner confined there Â¬ serves McCullum es in this county last Thursday one at St les W C McLEOD can save you As to who is responsible in set at liberty Charles and one at Mortons Gap before money for his being at liberty is a matter of doubt large audiences next morning a report that the Early the Tho usual number of movers are on the prisoner was the victim of a merciless mob Loyalty is a VIrtnt April they wilt start was circulated and by a great many was The Democrats are very few In road going South North add West again when tho geese believed to be true Later developments Who do not love an honest hater make their movo however gave rise to the suspicion that his Who to bis own is always true Now is your time to paint your roofs friends and not niob are the responsible Much more than one who proves a traitor W J Ilrandon has Just received 1000 lbs parties He bas since been seen at Madi- Â¬ And few and far between are they of fire and water proof paint and will paint sonville and at Nebo and it is said bears Who will extend a welcome hearty Such being roof cheap Postoffice box 43 evidence of ill treatment no jour To politicians like McVeagb the exceedingly dry the case which is undoubtedly true as both Who turn their bgcks upon their party Notwithstanding fall thq acreago of wheat sown is large white and colored citizens of the county This exports from this couutry for Oc Â¬ Much of it is up and doing well On the have seen and talked with the fugitive the high lands it has not come jip so well and reported mob must be all a hoax and was tober exceeded thoso of any previous concocted by bis liberators to thwart sut month In tho history of tho government there is some apprehension about it SlKiU33lSiM dicion Whether tbe work of friend or foe The umount was A masquerade ball will be given by lbs IiiitAirirnv Is olio of tbofrcut pea Â¬ No ember tbe proceedings were unlawful as much so nut Earlington Dancing Club on roarcU of tbe world usually dls tbe oae as with the other Tbe guilty trlbutlujj 0100 bushels of tho fascin Â¬ This being the first masquerade ball with 13 A court of in should be punished ating goobers a year But this year tlio of the season we predict for it great suc parties was held on Monday to determine if crop la a virtual failure cess as ttie management is in good hands quiry Nluhl Lprr Bvantfllle AccotnoiUtlon lrMfii f and Madlsontille Hon J no Lee Payne and family will re- Â¬ move to Nebo next week having bought Hicks on the Wtalhtr property in that city The Hotel properly which they now occupy bas been rented Prof Hicks says bright frosty days and to Dr P f Diits Possession will be nights will prevail during tbe opening days given him next week of this month About the 4th it wilt grow James Groom a negro living at Princeton warmer and during the days following Is gradually turning white The change storms will pass from west to cast Ho has been progressing three years and al Â¬ further warns us to be prepared for cold most bis entire body is white now The waves to succeed alt the regular reactionary freak has attracted much attention and periods of the month Much disagreeable doctors cannot explain it weather is predicted for the mouth There will be rain sleet bard autumnal gales stocking ip yetcrtlay and making big preparations to Win Smith handle his feed trade to Tennessee bas returned from a journey Mr Butler went to Central City this week on business it Â¬ NNSMV Â¬ IIMlllt 1 111 1 tl - - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ at l Mrs Dunning recently of tills tewn has moved to the country A Mr Pugh a very handsome young man was in town this week Pat Woodruff was in town the other day He called to see his friend Oscar Caldwell has been confined to bis bed since Thursday night last Mr Elison and brother and Thos Rob ertson were in Madisonville this week Mrs Craynor has a house full of com- Â¬ pany and little Dave is rocking the baby Jim Day went to Madisonville St Charles Now say and Earlington all in one day he isnt a hustler his fellow Well I saw Jim D and out buggy riding this evening Jim I didnt think that of you James Day is plowing in his field on Railroad street Jim is an industrious young man and we like to see him prosper Your correspondent has been absent on a visit and has Just returned to bis home Consequently bas had but little time to prepare this letter Pat Woodruff went to Central City Fri day Pat tried to deny it though we all know that ho went to sec that girl and that she wasn t at home We know the Crabtree boys have great sympathy for the new Carbondale on account of ber small force It is strange that they expect tier to perform monkey acts when she bas no monkey Hold your done R J Salmon has purchased the Story tears boys if you can Carbondale will ome to the front by the first of March Clark organ that Mr Hibbs had bere on trial haying bad charge of it while it was Boom here The Judge has become musically Go to the St Bernard store for inclined and so could not see it go away cheap winter clothing boots We may soon expect to see our Judge shoes hats caps etc A elegant blooming out a full fledged organist line to select from That debate was unavoidably postponed but it will come oil to morrow Friday SEBREB night at 7 oclock sharp The subject of Dr Kimbley is expected lo speak at Se discussion has been enlarged so as to embrace the political issues of the day as de Â¬ bree and Dixon this week B D Bailey was acquitted of the charge fined in the platforms of the Republican and Democratic parties Everyone is inot killing Reuben Herron vited to attend and a great crowd and an Ashby United States Hon N M interesting time is anticipated revenue imager is at home The Revs II E Todd of Webster I II Axtonsays hell be derned if he county and II B Lamb of Hopkins makes any more speeches in Webster for were here to assist the Rev Jeff Taylor in Pettit the organization of a branch of the General V Orr of Sebrce has 27000 acres of J Baptist church They held service on good land tn Texas that he wants to bet Saturday night and on Sunday at 3 p m against 1300 that Cleveland will be next when they expected to organize but ot the President twelve who signified a desire to join tbe Tbe Sebrec House bas been converted church only one materialized and so the into a Tammany ball and Sam Headley reverend gentlemen returned home some- Â¬ and Taylor Mason are raising a young what disappointed tiger to lick tbe Third party Mr and Mrs R M Salmon richly de It had been known for some time that served the vote of thanks last Sunday for three men were selling whisky but the law it is indeed a pleasant sight to see R M could not been forced against them for tbo with his class of boys while his estimable lack of evidence so they had their own lady is instructing a large class of girls way Miss Ellen Harland too deserves especial The Peoples party have lost all hopes of praise for ber closo attendance and deep carrying Webster since Pettit and Axton interest taken Theattendance last Sunhave spoken here If they would speak day was better than usual but still not again they would break up their organiza- rear up to what It ought to be It is to be tion hoped that the attendance will keep on imDeputy United Stales Marshal Page proving and that parents will see to it that made our town a visit last Thursday and their children attend At tho conclusion of Sunday school R arrested tho following violators of the Larken Melton Gay Mon M Salmon gave a resume of the accounts revenue lawsday Joel Price and C C Wise They counts concerning Ibe organ showing a had an examining trial Saturday before deficit of five dollars He then proceeded Commissioner Bell and were placed under to formally present tbe organ on behalf of a 300 bond in default of which tbey were the subscribers to tbe officers of tbe Union remanded to Jail to await the January term Sunday school which be did in a very of tho United Stales court happy and felicitious little speech which A few days ago a good looking horse doc- Â¬ he concluded by offering a vote of thanks tor made his appearance in town with his to Messrs OLeary and Rash which was instruments and ropes and put up at the cnanimously adopted Deacon Gray and Scbreo House Of course he would buy Wm Laccy responded on behalf of tbe Sunday school and Mr Gray moved a his morning drams at the blind tiger and the boys liked him very much One vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs R M Sal- Â¬ day they missed the doctor and the next mon and Miss Ellen Harland for their day Deputy Marshal Page waited on the zealous work not only in behalf of the orboys and when they arrived in Owcnsboro gan but also in tbe prosperity of tbe Sun The motion was before Commissioner Bell loand behold day school generally there was the horse doctor to testify unanimously carried by a rising vote and The this triumphantly ends tbe struggle to obagainst thorn and they plead guilty tis tain the organ all but that five dollars boys should have remembered that which will be certainly made up this week not all gold that glitters Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 vor for Cleveland I a irt lrewi id rot much bred rt Vle i pt far Hvrisot Js a veti fe- pMiperfiy ewe rithtr scarce last week and Foreman Harland improved the opportunity by thoroughly renovating the track be tween the mines and the dump Sherman Hayes had his foot crushed by the coat cars in the mine last week The hurt though painful Is not considered dangerous He went to his home in Muhlenberg county until his foot gets better The Afro American debating club meets twice every week Monday and Friday nights They are always glad to see visi tors und deserve every encouragement in their efforts to unchain the mind What has become of that new church and hall project While we think it would be best to enlarge the school room under any circumstances Tub Bee tow line is now unoccupied and Is extended in behalf of any good movement We hear that the St Charles ball was a dismal failure on the 20th People will not wonder at that when they learn that Monck Carroll had a ball on the same night Of course our Colonels ball was a success and that accounts for it The Colonel proposes to clear out a large room up stairs and give a grand hop and candy breaking next Saturday night with the best music obtainable and a genuine good old time is assured to all who may attend for Monck never does things by halves Col J N Carroll gave a nice little social hop at bis residence on the night of the JQth Monck is a whole souled gen- Â¬ ial host and it goes without saying that all who were there enjoyed themselves im- Â¬ mensely Whatever Monch does is well tr Itemenher that f- 1 46000000 er has Increased in thi same timo from to 70000000 per annum vWifcrltWHtfii J ntt Â¬ Â¬ 7 on ngfn -H this Wc- v 1 Th lht it l said that we ibe ioth -- hits mtt fooling with a pistol when it was accident ly discharged and Abe Brown instantly g3ii Â¬ killed Â¬ It is characteristic of American machin ery designers that they originate rather than copy Ideas departing boldly from Ion established practice and thus produc Â¬ ing many radically new machines and methods The enterprise of shipping coal along the Texas coast says the Birmingham Age Herald is a mere drop in the bucket com- Â¬ pared to what the Alabama coal trade will become when the Nicaragua canal shall be finished V CURED BY THF O Conrad Provision Qo LOUISVILLE KY Of the 30000000 workers tn the United Slates less than 1000000 belong to labor organizations yet it is safe to say tbey cause more trouble than the other jgooo 000 and when lead by the agitator do more harm than good to tbe cause of labor The miners of Tennessee judging from reports will remember the Governor of that State when they come to cast their votes on tbe 8th of next November and will It is thought vote almost solidly against him on account of the convict lease system which was enforced by him To show that even miners often have no good reason to strike and yet they do we quote the following Tho miners at Car- mauk France have declared their inten tion to continue the strike owing to the refusal of tbe Government to order tbe re Â¬ lease of their comrades imprisoned for riotous conduct Seldom if ever in the history of mining in this country has coal mines been compelled lo shut down on account of drouth but from the following articlo taken from Philadelphia Press the miners of Pennsyl vania are suffering from said cause The prolonged dry spell is causing much dis trass in this region and unless there is a bounteous downpour of rain soon thou sands of men will be out of employment Already a number of mines in the Lehigh District have suspended among them Col- eraine Honey Brook Audenricd and Tresckow Operators of the Hazelton mines have announced their intention of suspending rather than haul water b rail and will probably shut down tomorrow The residents of tbe elevated portion of the city have been on a limited allow- Â¬ ance of water for several days and to day the effects of tbe drouth were felt in the center of the city Many collieries are be Â¬ ing operated with water delivered by rail but this is expensive and by some operators declared impracticable Mountain fires are raging on every side Men are fight ing tbe flames but a copious rainfall would save hundreds of acres of timber land The coal pit is not inexhaustable The bottom may not be in sight nor its future cleaning up beany immediate concern but its eventuality is none the less a predetermined fact It may or may not be of any appreciable concern when its last contribution to human service is dumped into a coal bin as in the unseen process of its manufacture and storage it bas evidenced a creative design in which the provision of fuel for mans use was not limited to an exhaustive article The formation of fuel was not arrested when anthracite and bituminous coal became a mineral fact nor was the process of formulation stopped when what is known as the creative week had its Saturday night Tbis may qualify but it does not annul tbe fact of a limit to future coal supplies The law of limit is this as in all other mineral products is of course without exception It is simply a difference in tonnage Industrial activity which under present conditions the use of coal is indispensable for steam and power purposes is not only multiplying the de Â¬ mands of consumption but has a widening area of use to which tbe map of the two hemispheres is the only limit We cannot add a pound ot coal to natures deposits or build an addition to the planetary cellar but it is impossible to economize a product in the use of which civilization bas been ignorantly wasteful Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ flGON ALL KINDS OF JIffiflT ff2 SHOtfE LEAF LflHDS Q c3 tJ nnfffisjn en LOW ARM WARRANTED for RUE YEARS UU tl o Q 5- - 3 o Is t o sa jo V u JS -- Mniiinci hi t on one at once or add real for Circulars nnd Testimonials Drop Jraf lnnijr Cuter Ijii jjo Drawn Mhil nine Knvo CuiirnsM ra Commhlonl Oct Now trill Jluy only or Manufacturers bend for a Maclilue with tlie name of a Implies nuu as itferciice and we will MACHINE CO 2C9 S Ilth St CO OPERATIVE SEWING Phils Pa i rmWiMamTD Sai lMtfLsrJSP luoti tniB ruu BtK MCClCAk TRCATM1NT mm S UUilJtf lolS mm 111 Villi aATTInti PHICC inHTlJQ 13 H mm IBilJAI vb HaVyvHYHHHl a nil tug haim aiVl WAIT MIASUMff MKC iuoo dcthoit yiCH liH Aba tVJH raTOisaiiss IHVI FAfincuuna CTRIC BELT OF ILtQtnicifV witk BCLTa fl matcit orrtn Even madc on c cul vu 0 A man by the name of Wm McCullum was arrested hero one day last week for threatening tho lives it is said of two or Ho was taken to three men here in town Madisonville and tried before Ibo County Court and tho verdict given him was two hours to leayo Hopkins county He failed to obey this order and last Friday night he came to Sheltons boarding house Shortly after his arrival Marshal J T Barnett came and arrested him and took him to the calaboose lo spend the remainder of the night While the marshal was in tbe bouse making the arrest rumor says about forty people had congregated at the gate in front of the bouse This may have been all right 39 no violence was offered but shortly after he was placed in the by the marshal he was taken calabooso out by unknown parties Tbis we think is setting a vjry bad precedent for the citizens of Earlington and I protest against In every caso let the it and always will law take its course and if a man be guilty punish bim accordingly but if be Is innocent let him go free Â¬ WEK NERVOUS OR IN PAIN Â¬ Mother Eolorcb peoples Column Â¬ Drop in at W C McLEODS When you buy groceries or anything else go where they are sold He docs the Business and can cheapest That place is the St afford to give you Bargains Bernard store MINING BEES Â¬ All communication and matters of newt per Â¬ taining to Ibis column should tie addreited lo J 1 IUwkihs Cariioiton Ky Mothers can keep their children strong and healthy by giving them Yucatan Chill Tonic It is easily taken being pleasant No crying alter first dose and efficacious objecting to its unpleasantness as it is the most palatable chill medicine on earth Price joe Warranted at Robinson Bros drug store TWO UNUSUALLY GOOD OFFERS Mrs Minerva Cross is sick German Economical Bluing Mrs Lucy Edwards was on tbe sick list REAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Ural The great Holiday No enlarged lo 156 last week ol iiuattetlj publications pages of that utiKliteit None better Quart for o cents Place contents ot package in a quart of rain or soft water and it is ready for use Acknowledged by housekeepers to be tbe cheapest and best Bluing made For sale If not obtainable by dealers everywhere in your city send 10c in stamps for a pack Â¬ age postpaid CarlstccUMedirlneCo Eans villo lud For sale at Robinson Bros Â¬ CRABTREE The organ has come Thanks to James Rash The organ is a thing of beauty and a joy forever James Winnie of Powderly Ky is the guest of John Harland Jakq Jackson has so far recovered as to be able to get around again Mrs R M Salmon and Miss Ellen Har- Â¬ land went to St Charles on the 27th The Rev Ambrose and wife were guesls of Deacon Gray Saturday and Sunday Geo King in company with Dr Finlcy both of St Charles paid our town a flying visit on the 28th Scott Carroll and family of St Charles were the guests of Co J N Carroll Saturday and Sanday R M Salmon accompanied President Howell to Louisvillo and other points on business last week Claud Fox bas been confined to his room all week An aggravated case of cold seems to be the cause We will certainly down the Demofree tradewitdcatmoneyites in that debate to- Â¬ morrow Friday night Tbe Misses Ange and Lizzie Jones of Christian county are visiting their sister Mrs Geo Washington While Claud is sick Wes Cook is filling Wes looks his place behind the counter quite natural in the old stand The Rev Mr Frost delivered his first sermon here to a good sized congregation at 11 oclock service on Sunday Squire Fox of St Charles came over Sunday and took Claud home Claud will nmain at bis fathers until be is fulty re- J covered Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs Vance s quite ill suffering from from Weigher John Hogan of Empire made neuralgia Out December 1st all news and book stands and relatives here a pleasant visit Sunday railway trains pries BO cents will be sent Mrs J E Todd is ill suffering from Coke cars are said to be rather scarce sore throat EE Big Inducements to Good Agents monilia trial subcrip now since tbe demand bas increased Mrs Ella Minters visited her father at Toallvilio tend tl for to llon ADDRESS Geo Miller and Brit Hawkins are said Hanson last Saturday THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO Verrine Sisk was in tbe city Monday to be two of the best miners in No 9 mines The largest raciest ttroiiKoal most vailed and 111 tbe guest of Manuel Morton entertaining weekly journal in tho woild Inter Ocean Iluildinr tuIMgO The large force of St Bernard employes bcxonl To all who will send 5 will be sent V 11 Ross of Madisonville addressed and Tals from Town Tories happy again this week by re- Â¬ were made Town Tories e9tac iSqi covering 5 Nos of the citizens of Nebo Tuesday night from date until January ceiving their monthly pay Ibe iinitablo quarterly icgtiUr prlco Si 50 and 14 S tTpafta regular o DMissLitzie Osborn bas returned from a months of tho greatest of family weeklies 1T1BBKSI Mr Hanson one of the stockholders of visit to relatives at Springfield Mo price f 10 per yev tSBBsS b ono or tho oilier offer AT ONCK and 4 Wake the St Bernard Companyafter a brief vis- Â¬ remit VfMsiSZrs Oscar Smith went a Crabtree one day cliameein 10postal notes orders or Now York Kx it bere returned to the East last week last week visiting his son Bud Smith Nw York TOWN TOPICS 21 West 23d St Z Rt CULATE THE Since Foreman Day and crew have made Mrs Morton bas returned from Hanson STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS their change from the bottom to tbe Mer- Â¬ where she has been visiting her parents T H MERRIWEATHER aut S cer and increased amount of coal is mined PU3IY THE BLOOD Mrs Lizze Holland and her sister ot t TONSORIAL ARTIST A liEUAaiC ftEMEDY FOR The Empire Coal Company was repre Â¬ Hopkinsville are in the city visiting the llllflUMirXiOljctto IIratitlte Catl family of Thos Earle North SIda of Drug Store sented last Monday by Thos Robinson Ia I lirouta Uy TruMft rattan huxtictn Kl ftiapltsloa George Miller wears tbe belt among the who made a brief stay with bis familyherc Railroad St EARLINGTON KY 2Vnd Rrrati mttl all ulor4cr ltlo J coal miners of this place Last month be Momarb Mrr natl Dowel Henry Wyatt is now slowly recovering got out 3400 bushels 102 worth In Jar loo If you want a first class Shave Shampoo ii II Tl k I iontl iuti nothltwUmmUIUUI t 2 from an injury received in the mines a few r Voters meet at Masonic Hall white 2 l1 UOl T S srJv t J r Iai mtnctllAiHrtt4f this is the place Z U tu tcLlty of bis Friday night and you can gain all tbe in- or Hair Cut LiuaU I iirwl days ago by rlate falling on one o enrec fptot McmU latvi fl Cliildrcns hair cutting a specially struction you may need in learning bow to feet J THE RPMIU CHEMICAL CO fold tbe ballot to vote a it siTurK rntrcT xcw yous cut Supt Harris of Mortons Gap Is having Rev W W Dorsey and a party of an addition put to his house and when ladies visited the high school at MadisonOriginal Prcscriplions completed he will have a beautiful resi- ville Friday afternoon Jack Miller had Cannot bo excelled Intldior dence indeed tbe pleasure of driving tbe carriage for anyottorrountry foyiuroot THE NEW tho foliow loir dlscnHHi Son them The firm of J L M Robinson Aslbma Catarrh Conchj Consumption and all Tbioat Several of our people mounted tbe n report work good at their mine and tbe deÂ¬ amliunr dcaa Khuurra UsiabciofulaanU ftlood li mand for coal from tbe country consumers oclock train Sunday and went down to caur lJsiwpla Nruragla Madisonville Sunday Some went on busi 111 rrhorn Constipation Kt still on tbe increase ness some to see and be seen and others loil o Uta Kcrvoua 1Ims 1 to see Kid ey Complaint iurulisls Judge Stokes is now at work on an im Â¬ down hdw the spud was holding out Ileal t U aso temulu Cuui there ptnl t Thousand can testify improvement for a car wheel in portant f ul euros a ujii Ulioilbr blwInthoUM lo wofler S Dunlap went to dont any the shapo of a self oiler for which he may last week and while Madisonville one day lttuim rcincii uIf miit drvlstothers tosup A there he visited the HI ly v iMrn t v aro apply for a patent j ul Vf r ne lot11Main irnuuuivu ywr INTERNATIONAL high school building He stales that it is I for sonn lit liulTooiilit hntlmoof I luulh Send for ro A large and fine deposit of marble onyx very nicely arranged and is a good place to A F KAWHIIX r lotL girls and boys to school if we send our DICTIONARY 7 FwUv Hi AllczlifnT has been discovered along the line of the can spare them Tbey can obtain board Knoxville Louisville railroad and is con- in the building at y per month sidered of great value Tbe A M E church udU give an old Jesse Phillips after a short sojourn in fashioned supper Saturday night the 5th SlTCCESSOHOr ilU INAHRIUOKU is 1j t it I I ilitlsrl1 Evansville as Coal Agent for tbe St Ber Â¬ inst and cordially invite tbe community to be present Tbe supper wilt be given Tor orrty Tnmiiy aid bcUitil nard Coal Co has returned home and can at Odd Fellows ball Admission single rawrH Tivtsra t be found at his old post of duty at tbe St 10 cents couples 15 cents supper 23 Tho wink utvt Mori nrs njilml iin I JiiimlrrlHliiMi trill cents Mrs S Dunlap manager 3lllllMM Bernard store llii or cxneuilvaiHluK t nsAjePki The demand for coal is on the increases Tbe Baptist Sunday school bad an extra I OijSU M 601DCA S BWtiit stitt session last Sunday in the afternoon for JiUr l and our county miners are now kept busy linidilti the purpose of raising money to buy litera- Â¬ M uv r ru CAUIIOfTii To the credit of our miners it can be said ture The exercises consisted of recitatlonlruJlJllurmltlnJHI It -H osimiai Jv that they are willing and ready for hard tions songs and addresses The classes Mu lud MsssMN MMMMsaWi HAsWI W WvU Uf ur were formed at usual and the class raiswork U tiamc i on I and CERTAIN ing he most money captured tbe Finance A SURE for lOyaars as tho D2 T tn the United S tale Banner which caused much fun and the Tbo gold production known Ilia Intern FOR PILES for ten years past has varied but little from primary class captured tlie banner from Tnun REMEDY mi ui is i aiiuiuosuxm 10 it win cu bfrlu per annum while that of slN the adults It was a good collection 33000000 Tales Town Topics From some long standing ailment or feel that your constitution nervous system is failing or that some aflliction has taken or is taking permanent hold of you which you havo been and are still unable to throw oil or countrol whether in tbe frit or last stage remember that Dr Oreggs Electric Belt and Appliances and system of Home Treatment will cure you No medical or other mode of Electric Treatment can at all compare with them Thousands of women who suffered for years with complaints peculiar to their sex havo been completely and permanently restored to health No fewer men have ako been cured HIectricTreatmcnt for diseases suggested properly applied is perfect and basno good substitute Tbe Gregg Electric Belt and Appliances are the only ones in existence that supply a perfect mode of application The Gregg Electric Ioot Warmer price 1 00 keeps the feet warm and dry and is the only genuine Electric Insole People who have paid their money and been cured can tell you what has been done for them in a way that will convince you Complete catalogue of testimonials prices etc 6 cents Circular free Â¬ FR TOWN TOPICS 1 eoeuo04 f- 1 - Ire iL- ljUr 44 1 Â¬ L ATHER MOLLINGERG Â¬ Â¬ WEBSTER Â¬ fa WEBSTERS mm 1 Â¬ TABLERS BUCKEYE oUinnw cures da- jir iflrwj Uill eariim cii1iI -- twlll Â¬ mmm but pi 1 Â¬ anv WMaWHHMMHHHHMHMaaaaHMMHMM CTSflcrtiscmcnts Beginning at the ttland Ford on Pond River The smitli put it in tho fire and thence down said river to Green River to the a fierce glowing heat mouth ot ritmans creek thence with the Webster heated it N R R thence with the and swur count line to the L it quickly from tho fire railroad to the north rnd of deep cot thence to I and struck it with his the Island Ford bridge On Otter Creek thence to to his an con- Â¬ Howells school house thence to the beginning hammer and gentlemen deluding W R Howell and the Anderson farm that tinued tl Judge earnestly 23y 3nbuslru tue Cljriuc Vottag place Oak Wall school house NoNh Nebo Precinct No I in District No J wedge get so cold and chilled in Beginning at the Christian church In Manltou on WITH traveling four feet from the fire to THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 iSgt the Henderson road thence with said rosd to the count line near the Richard Bailey old the anvil that it flew to flinders NEW UNIFORMS Webster farm thence with the said county line to the Nebo when the smith struck it quicker HOME and Providence road thence with said rosd to Nebo thence with Nebo rosd to the beginning than an icicle would have done if And augmented with several of the best Voting place north of Main street In Nebo A man can build a mansion a sledge hammer performers in the country are pre- Â¬ South Nebo Precinct No 9 in District No 5 struck with And furnish tl throughout I always went barefooted such Beginning at the Christian church In Manltou pared to furnish music A man can build a palace on the Henderson road running thence with the remarked For Parades Concerts Funerals Wed near Lee balmy weather as that Graham tan yard road to Clear Creek With lofty walls and spout OBryante thence down said creek to the mouth George Kobinson with a serene A man can build a temple dings Receptions Balls of WIrea creek thence up said creek to the pole If you fellows should ever high and spacious dome With bridge near the Bill Mills old farm thence td the smile Dot no man in the world can build And all occasions where strictly first class mouth of a lane at John Bat nhllla thence td the wish to experience cool weather Webster county line near John II Harklns thence That precious thing called Home music is required you have only to go upon tho lakes with the Webster county line to tho Nebo and HENDERSON Kv Providence road thence with said road to Main where I was raised and then you A V GIUSON So tis a happy faculty street in Nebo thence with the Nebo and Madi Â¬ Of women far and wide Voting place can take a hand when cold weatner sonvllle road to the beginning To turn a cot or palace south ot Main street in Nebo is discussed Why gentlemen I Into something else beside Dalton Precinct No 3 In District No 3 Be- Â¬ have often seen it so cold up there Where brothers sons and husband tired ginning at the mouth of Clear Creek on Trade Successor lo Geo W Figclcy water River thence with the Webster county line that if the flames of a fire ventured With willing footsteps come to John II Harklns thence to the mouth ot John six inches above the wood that they A place of rest where love abounds Barnhllls lane thence to the pole bridge on A perfect kingdom Home Weirs creek near the Billy Mills old farm thence would freeze solid and over and MADtSONVttXE KENTUCKY down Weirs creek to Clear Creek thence up Janet Jones often have I broken of the frozen Clear Creek to the Watson bridge on the Nebo and Charleston road thence with said road to blaze and stuck it back under the f A complete stock of where it crosses the Madisonvllle and Dalton ELECTION PRECINCTS road near Wm Slsks store thence a straight Sine fire for kindling to the mouth of a lahe between Ben Ltgonlnd For regular down right straight John II McGregor on the Princeton road thence rOF HOPKtNS COUNTY THEV with said road to where the Nebo and Pilnceton out flat footed uncalled for hard toad crosses the Madisonvllle and Princeton toad lying of every edscription exclaimed Bob Hart rising NUMBER TWENTY near the Wm Brooks old house thence with the this up in a towering passion Nebo and Princeton road to the Iron bridge on Every Voter Should Familiarize Himself Tradewater River near Devers old mill thence crowd beats Ananias and Sapphira down said river to the beginning Voting place further than blue lightning docs an With the Several Bonndaries Daltrn Charleston Precinct No 1 In District No and picking up his tools ox team Beginning at the Iron bridge on Tradewater River In obedience to the requirements of an act of near the Devers old mill thence up said river to he resumed work twenty minutes makes kept of the General Assembly ot Kentucky entitled An the mouth of the thence up said ahead of time act to regulate elections In llill Commonwealth slough to where the Evans mill road crosses said Constantly in stock approred June 30th 1891 It Is now ordered that slough thence with Evans mill road to the Davis An honest Swede tells his story in plain the sis justices districts In Hopkins count be di Â¬ Dunn old place on the Dawson and Charleston old vided Into election precincts the place ot voting road thence to the Wm Bishop coal bank thence but unmistakable language for the benefit in each and the names and boundaries thereof to to the Wm Bishop old house theuce down Lick ot the public One of my children took a Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty be given below to wlt Creek to the Lick Creek bridge on the Madlson severe cold and got tha croup I gave her LIST OF VOTINO PRECINCTS IN THE COUNTY villeand Charleston road thence with the Madi Â¬ Scientific American sonvllle and Charleston road to the Madisonvllle a teaspoon full of Chamberlains Cough OF HOPKINS Agency fop thence with said road to Remedy and in five minutes later I gae White Plains Precinct No 1 Beginning at the and Princtton roa By this time she had to mouth ot Drakes creek thence up said creek to where Richland Creek crosses same thettce a her one more the Christian count line thence with said count straight line to where the Graham tan yard road cough up the gathering In her throat Then line eaitwardljr to the mouth of the west fork of crosses Clear Creek near Lee OBryants thence she went to sleep and slept for fifteen min Pond River thence down said river to the begin down said creek to the Watson bridge on the Nebo and Charleston road thence with said road to utes Then she got up and omited then nlig Voting place White Plains where It crosses the Madisonvllle and Dalton she went back to bed and slept good for the Nortonville Precinct Ho s in District No 1 TRADE MARKS Oeglnnlng at the Mans Hanks bridge on Drakes road near the Wm Sisk store thence to the mouth remainder ot the night She got the croup DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS creek thence with the Princeton and Greenville ot ttie lane between Ben Llgon and John H Mc- Â¬ eto second night and I gave her the same the For Information nd freo Itsnaboo writs to road to the Ben Davis old house on the Princeton Gregor on the Princeton road thence with the MUNN 4 CO act IIKOADWAT NIW YORK Madisonvllle and Princeton road to where it remedy with the same good results I write MVRR roadthence south to the N N Oldest traresu for securing patents la America Kverr patent Uken out by us Is brought before thence westward to the Buttermilk road to the crosses the Nebo and Princeton road near Wm this because I thought there might be some the pubUo br a notice given tree of clurro in tbe Christian conntj line thence with said count Brooks old house thence with the Nebo and one in the same need and not know the true line to where it crosses Drakes creek east of Princeton road to the beginning Voting place Cbas merits ot this wonderful medicine Mannington thence down said creek to the begin- Â¬ Charleston Dawson Precinct No 3 In District No 6 Be Â¬ A Thompson Des Moines Iowa 25 and ning Voting place Nortonville Larodt circulation of anv sdcntlfte paper In the No lntrUltrat a little be- Â¬ ginning at the month of opienaiaiT mutirl wuriu Mortons Gap Precinct No 3 in District No 1 jo cent bottles for sale by St Bernard nan should torn without It Weeklr H300 a Henry Ford on Pond River low Evans mill on Tradewater River thence up drug store Earlington Ben T Robinson Beginning at the Free CO months Address fart S1M alx 3Ct Broadway Mew MIKTO York isaius thence a straight line to Ellsha W Slsks thence aald river to the Christian count line thence George King St Charles a straight line to the Flat Creek bridge on the with said county line to Murrays old mill on Mortons Gap Madisoaville and White Plains road thence up Tradewater Riser thence to the Dr Harrlshouse Australian Trees said creek to its head near till Townes old farm on the Princeton and Greenville road thence tb Bishops David bank thence Ono of tho attractive features of tho Vlhence a straight line to where Christian Prlvil- - Wm old place coal the Charleston to theDawson on and Dunn ego road crosses Richland creek near Win Fin- - road thence to the Evans mill road to where it Australian exhibit at tho fair will bo ORIGINAL PRESCRIPTIONS thence down said slough tree ferns from Sidney Now South thence a straight line to the Princeton road crosses ltlitumatlsa Cure to the beginning Voting place Dawson t atarrh lure near the Ben Davis old bouse thence with the Theso have always been a pop Â¬ Ilslev Precinct No 1 in District No 6 Btfln Wales ttS rpllfptlelltlurr Princeton and Greenville road to the Drakes nlng at Murraya mill on Tradewater River thence ular exhibit at London expositions wood irs ror uonttlna creek bridge near Mans Hanks thence down said a atraight line to the Dr Harris house on the Chief Samnels has been assured by Ar- Â¬ 3 tlon nndpsrlfjlnitbloocl and Princeton thence to the Wm ltemrdlrs for cure or sll creek to Pond River thence down Pond River to Greenville bank thence roadthe Wm Bishop old thur ltemvick commissioner for New Bishop coal to chronic dkesscs the beginning Voting place Mortons Gap house near Lick Creek thence down Lick Creek South Wales that a number of rare SEMJ Fun BOOK FI1EE Lake Earlington Precinct No 1 District No a to the bridge on the Madlsrnville and Charleston specimens will bo sent yrhe Iy name Is the onlv maran and with said road to the Madisonvllle and ferns vary Beginning where tho crosses rial creek road tic of the ft uulncnrss of tbrse Princeton road thence witli said road to where it in height from eight to fourteen feet I prepared themftr medicines near Dulin Williams mill thence up aald creek crosses Richland Creek thence up said road to At the close of the exposition many of rather Hollinier for smb to Ita head near tho Townes old farm theuce a where it crosses Christian Privilege road thence with said roadio the Cadis road thence with said them will bo given to the park commis Â¬ IMsasaRSLaJH years rorssle by druggists straight line towhere the Christian Privilege road road to the Christian county line to Tradewater SAWI-IIL-- U crosses Richland creek to where the Princeton Klver thence witn same to tne oegtnning voting sioners of Chicago llsley JrLrosdcosses same west of John Youngs thence place rharUc Prertnrt No 1 In DUlrlct No 6 187 Federal St Allegheny Pa t Sick Headache the southeast road Christian J with aald road eastward to to the L Ic N corner Beginning where the near Wm Privilegethence Nervous or sick headache is usually K It of Judge Slsks farm thence crosses Sugar Creek Plnles a Ijttle north ot the old Diamond mines thence a straight line to the Ben Davis old house on the caused by derangement of the stomach Greenville and Princeton road thence south to with said railroad to the beginning Voting place the N N M V R R thence down said road Most are narcotics headache cures wesi side of railroad In Earlington lo the Buttermilk road thence with said road to which deaden or paralizc the nerves com- Â¬ the Christian county line near the George Terry Southeast Earlington Precinct No a in District old farm thence with said county line to the HN R R crossed Cadis road thence with said roid to the Christian municating between the stomach and bead No 3 Beginning where the L WmTZ if lMo cSiC Williams mill thence Privilego road near the northeast corner ot tho They are harmful and frequently danger Â¬ Flat Creek near Dulin Esq down same to the bridge on tho Madlsonvilleand me Maulln old held thence with said road to ous Carlstedts German Liver Syrup oeginning voting piace at unarm Wbte Plains road thence a straight line to Ellsha goes to the seat of the difficulty stimulates W Slska thence a straight line to the Free To Cure a Cold the action of the stomach and liver and re Â¬ Henry Ford thence with the old Greenville road Colds neglected are the foundation for moves the cause frequently accomplishing to the mouth of a lane on said road near Hugh MlM Misted hi Opportuallr Almons thence a straight line to where the Ear- - many of the diseases afflicting man as well a permanent cure Take a dose of the UC Imirs Km tier Tt nujoilty lOVT Ul oc cecloct lblr lit fa pArtnoltUi rimI Cioto tlmt cans livt In prtnj tod Jlngton aud Mortons Gap road crosses the Hop- - as domestic animals A cold closes the Syrup when the first symptoms of an at ot miny m Hi J tcuriT lUrrowlne dctrmir Ii lL klnsville road thence a atraight line to the east rinvr lott eppertrtitltr joiiropporto pores of the skin the refuse matter of the tack are felt and it will usually prevent it look biek on loit Ua op nad dolog lmiroT 11 Ic U patt Infft ReehonL N R R thence end of Main street to the L oltj aiWecnripntpMitr protiiiiiiicpace Hviifttica with said road southwardly to the placo of begin- - body that usually escapes through that A dose after the attack repeated in two or by apMIoioplfr llml tho doi r turluh otTart nin al r tlrWt fll Ilia nlng Voting place south of Main street and outlet is thrown back upon the lungs into three hours if not relieved will usually Cftldcil orpcttnultr to eeh puan ent I mita rrloJ of lod tuiltrtc too eltanea od ilia you Bud r and aha da parti east of railroad In Earlington nntr rttttrn How the blood and thence upon the liver affect cure the worst case An occasional dose tbaGOiDstricrtanItr loloraitleala arcrjlull tbaiwa that N E Earlington precinct No 3 in District No at what all ins appaara wortliy affair proroUo ing the stomach bowels and every function by persons subject to the disease is gener- Â¬ eaful mu do 11aud la an opportunity titancliitai It not oftan era 1 Beginning where Main street crosses R R in Iutpruvadlt will Price 50c and within tUoreachallaboriDcpartpla COLDtK o pci tnnU ira Earlington thence east with Main street to the of the body for ally a sure preventative at Ut a rrand Urt In lira Tba many labara Mimcy ta ba mada rapiaty id banorabtj east of said town thence a straight line to where To cure a cold take a large dose of ii 00 per bottle at Robinson Bros drug byanjltiduitrlnui person cfaltlieraex All aeea ion can do IL work and Ht at Unma wbararar ynn ara Evan b the Earlington and Mortons Gap road crosses the Carlstedts German Liver Powder at bed store Sample bottles free toVlOricrday Yon Cfmirraara aly aamlnf from Hopkinsvllla road thence a straight line to the can do at wall If you will work not too bard bat Ifidavtri time This will clean the bowels stimu- Â¬ onily and you can Increaaa your lucnma at you go an Yon mouh of a lane near Hugh Almons on the old all can tty Tin Cnsitsii lmuago contains forty to laarn Pra tlrat only or tad youra Uno to tha work U Eaiy Greenville road thence with the old road to the late the action of the liver and aid diges- Â¬ atart too All com Capital not maul a lot tract and one distinct sounds parailvaty saw and really trondarCnl Henry Ford on Fond river thence down said tion Then take ten grains of quinine Fret abow voauow lrc Infttra noknown among oor work TilKitr arc thirteen miles of book Â¬ art No room to aiplalo here Wrlta and lem alt fke river to the mouth of Flat creek thence up said and if possible a hot bath or in some by raturn mull Uuwlta to deity Addraae atonca II creek to a point near Ii T Todds house thence a shelves In tho llrltlih museum lintlett Se Co ltux loi timid Mulne Keep yourself straight line to the a e corner to J P Merrills manner start perspiration Ouyeu Wesdcm IIolsils is font of farm on the Madisonvllle and Earlington road protected from cold on the following day receptions in Boston attending evening Chamborlalns Eye and Fflrtn N R R a little north of the and your cold will be cured thence to the L This treat The art galleries of the Australian old Diamond mines thence with the railroad to ment never fails Ointment per bottle at colonies now represent a cash valuo of Price 25c the beginning Votingplace north of Main street A certain euro for Chronlo Soro Eyes Robinson Bros drug store 130000 and east of railroad in Earlington Tetter Salt Rheum Ocald Hood Old Tun London Gazette is the oldest Courthouse Precinct No 1 District No 3 Be Â¬ COOL WEATHER English paper It was first published Chronlo Sores Fover Sores Eczema ginning at the center stone in the town of Madi Â¬ Itch Pralrio Scratches Soro Nipples November 7 1005 sonvllle thence east with the Gretnville road to nnd Piles It Is cooling and soothing the Iron bridge on Pond River thence up Pond It was noon on a hot summer Carlstedts German Liver Syrup River to the mouth of Flat Creek thence up said Hundreds of cases havobcon cured by creek to a point near B T Todds thence a day in the early eighties and the Is the most pleasant and effective remedy It after all other treatmont had failed strslght line to Grapevine church thence a slraght carpenter crew consisting of Judge known to act gently jet promptly on the It Is put up la S3 and CO ccat boxe line to a southeast corner on J P Merrills farm Marion McCord kidneys liver and bowels and to cleanse For sale at on the Madisonvllle and Earlington road thence Stokes Bob ClbrcttUtmciils Che o JtaiJUB1 Gibsons Band ORCaHeSTRft DRY GOODS DRY GOODS NEW MUSIC THE October 1st we started in with our new line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS i The handsomest stock of Dry Goods to be L found in Hopkins County They are going off with a rush Take a look x through our Crowded Stores Almost everyone is now buying Etc Watches Dont out off inspecting our immense Stock until it is too late 1 ffli m Our LADIES and GENTS UNDERWEAR YOU CANT DUPLICATE tr FOR QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS tfricutific Jtowriflw We can supply anything you may want Father Mollingers Clocks the best Jei CLOTHING Our Stock of CLOTHING is CLOTHING SIMPLY IMMENSE U UN JHT41 iuii AF 3Sra ODD PANTS AT YOUR OWN PRICE Take a look through our Clothing Department It will pay you FOOTWEAR t FOOTWEAR Among all the ordinary useful arts there has been no greater progress than in Shoes The progress has been practical Shoes are better more scientific in shape Cheaper The used-to-b- e Shoe has been i found out It is no longer sold We have ONLY PRACTICAL and COMMON SENSE SHOES SHOES FOR EVERYBODY TO WEAR Our Shoe Department upon close inspection paralyzes all Competition Buy your Shoes of us n with said road via the new mines to the beginning just finished Voting place east of Main street and south of and the writer had Main Cross or Greenville street in Madisonvllle dinner and were listening intently Elk Frecioct No s In District No 3 Begin Â¬ to a vivid description of a blizzard ning at center stone in the town ot Madisonvllle thence with the Greenville road to the Iron bridge once encountered by Bob Hart in on Pond River thence down said river to tho which dry horse hair froze stiff and mouth of Elk creek thence up said creek to Win Hobgoods thence with the Hanson and Madison Â¬ the thermometer stood pat at 25 vllle road U the beginning Voting place east of degrees below zero Main street and north of Main Cross or Greenville Speaking of cold weather ob- Â¬ street In Madisonvllle The Mill Precinct No 3 in District No j served the writer quietly distrib- Â¬ Uegmntng at center stone in the town of Madison- Â¬ vllle running with the Madisonvllle and Hanson uting a wink to the others reminds road to Wm Hobgoods thence a straight line to me of a cold snap I once saw a the Christian chnrch in the town of Manltou thtnee with the Graham tanard road to Sandford thermometer shrunk into nonenity Adams thence with a straight line to the Jlmmie and the cold was so intense that Brown house st the west end of Main Cross street thence with said street to the beginning Voting tha water boiling out of the spout place west of Main street and south of Main of a tea kettle and falling down Cross street in Madisonvllle Kitchen Precinct No 4 in District No 3 Be Â¬ beside a red hot stove would strike ginning at the center stone In the town of Madison Â¬ the floor solid ice vllle running thence with Main street and the That was dog days to a spell Madisonvllle and Earlington road to the southeast corner of S P Merrills farm thence a straight that I well recollect solemnly line to the southeast corner of Judge Slsks farm and it lasted on the Princeton road thtnee with said road to remarked McCord where it crosses Richland crctk thence a atraight better than two weeks I put on line to whert the tanard road crosses Clear cteek near LeeOBrants thence with said road a twenty inch gum back log early toSanford Adams Including Santord Adams and in the snap and kept a roaring fire Bud Graham thence a straight line to the Jlmmie upon it for three days and nights Brown house at the west end of Main Cross street hence with said street to the beginning Voting At the expiration of this time I place west of Main street and south of Main thought I would pull it forward on Cross street In Madisonvllle Hanson Precinct No 1 In District No 4 Be Â¬ the andirons and put on a fresh ginning at the mouth of Elk Creek thtnee up said creek to Wm Hobgoods on thojtckson road one and it is a solemn fact gen- Â¬ thence with said road to where the Hanson and tlemen that log was froze so fast Nebo road crosses same near J W Browns N R R in the to the back that I had to prize it thence with said road to the L town of Hanson thence with said railroad to the loose with a crow bar north end of deep cut thence a straight line te That is only a haying season where the Island Ford road crosses Otter creek thence with said road to Howells school house compared to a spell that I remem- Â¬ thence a straight line to Island Ford on Pond River including W R Howell and the Anderson ber which took place way back in farm thence up said river to the beginning Vot Â¬ the fifties calmly observed Judge ing place east side of the railroad In Hanson I dont remember now Stokes West Hanson Precinct No ln District No 4 Beginning at Wm Hobgoods on the Jackson what the thermometer registered road thence a straight line to the Christian chorch In Manltou on the Henderson road to the Webster but will only mention a little inci- Â¬ count line tscludlng Ed Allendtr and Wm dent which will probably give you Simons thtnee with Iht Webster county line to L It N R R southwardly towhere Main street boys a faint idea of the intensity of crosses said road in the town of Hanson tbence the cold I took an iron wedge to with the Hanson and Nebo road to the Jackson road near S W Browns thtnee with the Jackson a blacksmith shop to have its head road to the beginning Voting place west side of upset and reformed it being too rsllroa4 la Hanson much battered for effective use In Dist Id No 4 Oak Wall Precinct No Hart the system effectually It cures habitual constipation permanently dispels colds headaches and fevers and prevents the many ills that result from a weak or inactive condition of the organs on which it acts Price 50c and 100 per bottle at Robinson Bros drug store Â¬ St Bernard Drug Store Earlington tieorge Kings St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap WOODS PHOSPHODINE Ths Crist English ently Remedy Promptly and perman cures all forms of nervous weakness Emis Â¬ sions Spermatorrhea Im potency and all eSects of Abuse or Kicesses Ueen prescribed over 35 years in thousands of- cases Is the ntu 1I1a Mfnr i and ftioqjcino knowniionen Ask druggist for Woods Fhosopliodliic if ho offers some worthless medicine in the place of this leu e his dishonest store Inclose price in letter and we will send by return mail Price one package Sis ill 15 One will please six will cure Pamphlet in plain sealed envelope two stamps Address THE W06d CHEMltAL CO 31 Woodward Ave Detroit Mich Sold In barllngton and by hrst class druggists everywhere REWARD Mr imm mtm L Wim t I 100000 KrsKL i FURNITURE rpjwi FURNITURE OUTFIT come to us For a HOUSEKEEPING We have every kind of FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD WARES youll care for Every grade that is worth having Our prices are the very lowest S C Kieepr eira BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Also makes HA1NE8S AND SADDtElW SAII repairing promptly and neatly done at Groceries It is useless to speak of Groceries prices are the Offered ROBINSONS NEW BLOCK Groceries We have everything in that line and you know our you are treated fairly and ESctr liingtorTs Mttuirm - Ky for any Machine 1UTM4F1UTT WORMS WHITES CREAM LOWEST and that that WILT DO A8 IKKIT ItANUU OPWOHK AND DO IT AS KASIIY AND AH TTEIX Ah CAN UK DONK ON Til 15 squarely trading with us VERMIFUGE Has led all Worm Remedies EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Vertical Feed Sewing Machine JKI out Tin TKV VKAIt IT HAS NOT IIKKN CLAIM I Ii IM VIVO THAT TIIK IMVIS I- - T 1 A word to the wise in this instance is sufficient FOR 20 YEARS UUMIaaolTlYLO Tim OlIUltltAS I1K1IN ItmiIO 1OU TIIK lKT - fntuttt HOLD EVERVWHEHE CO ST Its LOCI BEST ON EARTH w St Bernard Coal Co jr