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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 21, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rpf5w5r 1 i W r MIV 1 SIXTH YEAR EARL1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MARCH 21 1898 MtoMaMM NO 12 fe- ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY CQAL AND COKE INCOnPOhATED Miners and Shppers of - General T A M OlTioe -- JEScaarliragtoara J 1Cy 1 AS III sas CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tenn S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville K U Ky NVlnoleeeil 1 Atrxtf HESSER WICKHAM Palmer House Broachyay Paducah Ky Houscr Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN KUUbli Manager UAl T T L Llili Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts C03 Memphis Tcnn Teutonic Building Chicogo 327 Upper Second St FORD Manager 7r Evansville Ind Keep a Sharp Lookout for Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE riRADE whichwill appear from time to timetpeiinanentl St Bernard Coal Company PITHY PARAGRAPHS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Thoro appears to bo a constant wrangle be tween the coaldealcrs at St Louis Mo and the inspector ot weights and measures INCORPORATED ¬ At Omaha Neb coal thieves were fired upon by a watchman who had armed himself wlih a gun loaded with beans A decree of foreclosure has been entered against At Little Rock Ark a driver In a coal yard was fined 50 oo and costs and thirty days in jail for selling coal from the yard of his own ac- ¬ count In Uelglum In 1893 from ¬ 3O works 1356365 tons of briquettes not including the production of small boulets for domestic uso ThetotaUalue was 14185200 francs or it 20 fiancs a ton In 1892 the production was 116180 tons M V the Mary Lee Coal and Hallway Company Alabama of There were produced Sm mm Alabama coal Is driving the Pittsburgh product from Mississippi KUcr markets south of Mem ¬ phis and Is not only developing a market of lis own nlong the Father of Waters but is spread ing out to the West Indies and to the foreign norls south ¬ COrL -- Firo brokaout In the Oregon Improvement Companys New Casllo coal mine at Coal Creek Over Wash 10 miles from Seattle recently 125 men wero working In the mine at the time but Ibcv escaped though just In the nick of time Coal Creek was dammed and turned Into the mine Thsloss will amount to 50000 It Is an old saying that there Is nothing new under thesun and Iho name thing applies to coal 11 to other matters It used to be a common belief that ihoTirst records ot coal are to be found in the use ot that article In Hngland in the Thir ¬ It might bo said here however teenth century lhat Aristotle and his pupil Tbeophrastus who flourished In the Third century U C mention the fact that coal was known to exist and was mod In Llguria in tho neighborhood of Olympus In Greece Col J U Killebrew of Nashville Tcnnsays 1 ho coal supply of Middle Tennessee is Inex ¬ haustible and cully obtained and since Nash Ulleisthe headquaters ot seerallargo mining corportions she ery naturally enjoys the very desirable advantago of cheap fuel The city has never known n coal famine during its entire past and she is Indebted in a large degree to the cheap ncsaot her fifcl fdr the progress she has made In the manufacturing industry during the past ten years More than tblscheap fuel Is sure to attract many more such Industries in the future and thereby render her one of the greatest manufact ¬ uring centres ot the South SSrr eoKe m il Somo idea of the great coal business of the Norfolk Western can bo had when it is said that 500 coal cars aro sometimes unloaded on the piers at Lambert Point in a slnglo day Missouris coal mines aro reported to have produced 238332a tons last year a decrease of 807120 tons attributed to the strike and the ef- ¬ fect of which was the Ion of 580000 in coal miners wages ¬ V V iPJ At Denver Col the city treasurer will make it imperative that every dealer gives a certificate of weight to all purchasers One party who re fused to do so was fined 20 and costs The coal was found io bo 400 lbs short on a lot of 4000 V ¬ V 1 l A St Bernard No 3 Mlno at EarlltiRlon Kjr Showing Loaded Trip Drought up Slope by Wlro Rope Haulage Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking1 Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET -- In tho course of our peregrinations during the we ran against a pessimistics view regard ¬ ing matters in general He said that it appears to him that the only object that a good many coal men have in view is to roll up tonnage profits or no profits He sarcastically observed that it reminded him of the story of an old lady who bought her eggs at 13 cents a dozen and sold them at 13 cent a dozen saying that she had to sell a good many before she made any profit and therefore she had to sell them cheap week V V Grushbd Soke Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can cet St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same wbrlcas one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price for Base Burners and Furnaqes it is useless to add that I mean business too What has led you to change Simply the course of the Democrats in Washington the course of those in Congress and the course of President Cleveland I think they have made a pretty mess of affairs and for me to longer continue to support the Democratic party with such Presidents is ridiculous And I find a great many men agree with me I dont think it is right to put everything we make in the South on the free list and then protect things that are manufactured in the North therefore I am for protection for my country just as the Northern Re publjcans are for protection in the North I dont agree with President Clevelands financial policy and eight out of ten of the men I Mr meet dont agree with him Cleveland has found it necessary to keep in power more than half of the Republicans and he must recognize the fact that they are good men and better than he is willing And to trast from the Democrats then again I have compared the men he has appointed to oflicc in this State and I can say frankly the Incn that Mr Harrison and other Republican Presidents appointed were in every particular just as good This dispensation in this State has done the Democrats more harm than good Mr Cleveland puts only his personal friends in office the Republican Presidents never did that They took particu ¬ lar pains to put in office men who were friendly to their party but they must have acted wisely be cause since Mr Cleveland has been in office he has turned out very few Republicans and those that he did turn out ho did not improve on except perhaps inn few instances I havo always been a Demo crat said Mr Collins I wa3 raised in tho country I know what the country people want and I tell you they aro not getting it from I believe they will Cleveland from a Republican Wo have no force bill no election bill now Tho Democrats adopted Reeds rules they made a billion dollnr Congress and they havo satisfied mo that they aro no better than tho Republicans I dont sec any uso in hollaring for the Dcmocraticparty because they aro so badly split up that no two of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY if he Tho famous Jeddo tunnel was tapped Wednesday February 13th shortly before noon No unusual show attended the opening though the officials were on hand It was a complete suc- ¬ cess At the Duller end whereit enters the Nes copeck Creek a number of interested and some inquisitive farmers eagerly watched developments but all agreed that the water was as clear as crystal and by actual measurement the creek was less than fonr 4 Inches higher than before the flow began The creek in question has a fall of eighteen feet to the mile while the grade of the tunnel is but three feet to the mile It is esti ¬ mated that it will require a continual flow at the present rate for the space of all of three months to drain the water now in tho submerged work ¬ ¬ V drl ings U ei Because ncntly womanly reply I did love him And in ninety nine cases out of every hundred tho responses to the TERMS queries of this little catechism iucxirTios 00 Per Year In advance would probably be found to be the hl Moniln J Monlbt same and therefore an additional Tlireo TbH UIIKT Aot IRTIf KMKKT1 interest attaches to those excepLocal Notices five cents per lino each In- eillon tional instances where a woman is Spoclal Notices Brevier run with local read Inn mailer littccjiccnii per lino each able to confess what personal trait Uatet by iho quarter or yeacfuroliuedjon of character speech manner or application to lb it ofUcc roiolutlcnaof reipect leti than what not it was that caused her Ier line or frac twelve llnei Intellect tion thereol over twelve nee will be charts I to fall in love hte centi If it is not a too impertinent ar Club Rales furnUhed for most pared in1 periodicals question might I inquire why you Bee Tublishing do who have become quite famous loPuauiHtif cally for your beauty married the defendant whose ill looks arc noV WORTH WHILE asked the examining torious I N easy enough to be pleasant of a comely witness in a counsel When Ufa flows along like a song Continental law suit while is the one who certain Uut the man worth Well you sec it was like this will smile When everything eoes dead wrong was the candid reply of the fascinFor tho test of the heart Is trouble I am by ating giver of evidence And it nlways comes with the years terribly jealous and when nature And the smile that Is worth Ihe praise of I met my present husband and saw earth Is tho smile that sblnes through tears that ha was so ugly that no one else was likely to run after him I ft li easy enough to be prudent fell in love straightway When nothing tempts you to stray When without or within no voice of sin Probably this example of affecIs Inrlng your soul away tion inspired by lack of beauty may Hut Is pnly a negative virtue be regarded as unique for in many Untij It is tried by fire And Hie lite that is worth tho honor of cases the mere observation of the earth effect upon other women of a mans ts the one thai resists desire good looks and charm of manner Iy Ihe cynic the sad Iho fallen has been instrumental in winning Who bad no strength for Ihe strlfo him one womans love albeit the Tha worlds highway is cumberedtoday fact of her regard for him being so They make up the item of life inspired affords a very poor guar Uut tho virtue that conquers passion And the sorrow that bides In a smile antee for tho tenacity of such afIt is these that are worth the homage ot fection earth In a court devoted to the unFor we find them but once In a while happy task of dissolving ill assorted Klla Wheeler Wilcox matrimonial unions tho following WHY WOMEN FALL IN LOVE evidenco by the lady petitioner affording a case in point was given My husband went out a great Hatred of mMan Often Pre- ¬ deal into society and it was the cedes Admiration very fact of noticing what a favorite he was that caused me to love PITY OFTEN INSPIRES LOVE him It seemed a very proud thing to me then seeing his popuPretty Women Ofieu Have Exceedingly larity to be able to say ho belonged The Iteaaon Ugly Husbands A littlo conversation that tha to me Humiliating as are such confesCritqr anco overheard between two ladies it wns that suggested the sions wrung from unwilling victims on the rack of subject of this short article disclosures involving tho conWhy ashed one lady of tho fiding of yet dearest personal seother did you marry your present crets are sometimes mora cheerhusband Decausq I loVqd him camo fully made Noj Tom aint no beauty His the natural answer declared n glass eye spoils him Anil why did you love him Tho lady addressed hesitated a lady moving in tho lower ranks of But then moment and then gave the emit lifo onco to tho writer te 33os K 5 ¬ n- - OaiTUA-i-s- ot ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ n ¬ ¬ ¬ hadnt had that we should never have been married You see some years ago 1 met with an accident and though perhaps youd never have guessed It if I hadnt told you Ive got a cork leg Well when I got my little bit of compensation there was plenty of young fellows as heard about the money and not the operation as would have married me there and then but it always used to trouble me thinking how theyd laugh at me when I told them all And then I met Tom and feeling sure as a man that had goX a glass eye couldnt sneer much at a woman with a cork leg I felt drawn toward him and in the end we were spliced And to the writers knowledge the union thus oddly brought about was in every way satisfactory Strange as it may appear it is nevertheless an ascertained fact that when a man at first acquaintance inspires a woman with dislike and even hatred it is very fre quently a preamble to her loving him a startling assertion the accuracy of which is instanced by the well known case of our foremost qqeen of song whose aversion to the gentleman tp whom she is now married was at one time so strong that she insisted upon a condition being put into her contracts stipulating that this singer should never be engaged in the same company as herself Another interesting axiom the truth of which will early make itself apparent to the student of hu man nature who turns his attention to the present subject is that in very few cases do a mans mere good looks prompt that sincere affection that ends in happy mar riage and while it cannot bo denied that unions contracted 011 a purely mercantile basis aro not in frcqttentit is consolatory to observe that though beauty will ever win admiration it is tho sterling heart alono that prompts truest love With ono more personally collected anecdote culled from the unromantic regions of tho cast end wo will conclude Prosecuting tho inquiries into the manner of living of a troupe of humble public entertainers whose swings and round abouts and shooting galleries wero pitched on a vacant waste of ground tho writer encountered a young woman who had married a groat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ uncouth lout of a fellow previously known to him and wondering what strange cause had brought about a union between this comparatively gentle girl and her lumbering sav- ¬ age of a busband he had the curiosity to question her on the subject I I dunno Oh said she think it begun like this His people and ourn have workedthe same round ever since we was kids but I never thought nothin of him till one day when we was pitched out side a town a chap arst me to go I was goin to the fair with him right enough but all of a sudden Bill says in my ear III punch yer head if yer do and somehow from then I felt gone on him and now you see weve got a show of our own ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PROTECTION IN GEORGIA The Organization In Atlanta of a Repub- - can Club Made Up of Business Men Heretofore Democrats A Republican club claiming a membership of several hundred has been formed in Atlanta and its membership consists principally of men who have not hctctofore af filiated with that party As explained by Mr James D Collins who is the president it is organized primarily upon the protection idea Mr Collins has since his boyhood been a Democrat He was for years an officeholder in this county and while he is not as he says in politics he is nevertheless a man of force and power and he seems to be in decided earnest in this move ment He was talking about the club and its purposes Yes it is true that there is such he said Tho an organization club is to be called tho Southern Republican Club Vo have already several hundred members and it would surprise you to know who they arc They aro business men who have coma to tho conclusion that it is ttmo to bo practical in their politics and not to chase off altera lot of sontiment which means nothing except to kcop a lot of political fossils in office We are protectionists and have been for years and wo now propose to cast our votes on that line I consider that 1 am a Republican now and have consented to act as president of a Republican club and I guess ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ One them agree on anything satisfied of Republithing I am cans agree fully on taking care of all American industries and they believe in taking care of American labor American land and AmeriThey dont believe can products in building up big syndicates in Canada and dealing with European They never tried to syndicates do anything of the kind Everything I havo is in America everything I expect to have is in Amer- ¬ ica and that is the reason I am going to be a Republican in the I am not ashamed to say future it and let it be known and you Would be surprised to see how many men have the same views It has been mainly prejudice that has kept people from joining the Republican party in this State anyhow That prejudice has died out since we have seen how the Democrats have acted The only hope you could expect for the Democrats in this State is tho Democratic dependence on town boys and the negroes You wont find one man out of ten among the country people that will vote for the Democratic ticket in tho next election Those who will not vote the Populist ticket 1 know what the country people say because I talk with them everyday and they hate the Democratic party now as they once hated the Republican party You will find in the largo cities toothat the laboring men are Republicans largely because they want to get the benefit of protection By protection they will get better wages and there will be noro of them at Clevelands policy which of courso is tho Democratic policy has filled the country with tramps has reduced wages stopped our big manujaq torips all over tha country and dis Now wo have gusted tho people got to take our choice and go either to the Populist party or to tho Re publican party 1 dont think any sensible man doubts the fact that the next President of the United States will he a Republican and I am gping to help elect him nl I ca- n- Atlanta Constitution ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE A JESUIT FATHERS ESTIMATE OF THE IRISH RACE Tribute of Loyalty to the Pope and His American Delegate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ada Jack wanted to kiss mo last night but I wouldnt let him Helen That must havo been what ho meant when ho said ho hnd the same luck with girls that he had in billiardsho missed all tho easy shots Philadelphia Press Washington D C March 17 St Patricks Day coming on Sunday was celebrated in St Patricks Church to day with high political mass by Mgr Satolli arid a sermon by Rev Father Richards President of Georgetown College on the World wide Work Vrough by St Patrick and the Irish Race Mgr Satolli was assisted by Rev Father Rooker Sbaretti and a large number of the local Catholic clergy His celebration of mass was accompanied by orchestra choir and organ President Richards sermon was uotable in protraying the Irish race as Gods chosen people of modern times as the Jews had been the chosen people of the old dispensation and also in its elo- ¬ quent tribute of loyalty to the Pope and his American delegate Mgr Satolli Referring to the growing influence of the Irish the world over Father Richards said that a mighty empire faster than the Roman power the empire of the English speaking people was growing up and overshadowing the world A grasping relentless unfeeling power it is yet in general just to individuals much like that pagan but orderly empire of old And now whetevcr the English flag fs planted there the Irish go with it to plant the faith Nay they out run their masters Driven from home by unjust laWs by oppression cruelty and famine they penetrate to tho remote qtartcrs of the globe bearing with them their priest and their faith This Irish emigration was at first toward tho United States At tho present day they nro flowing into South America whero a hundred thousand Irish men aro settled ori the Jillls surrounding Bilcnos Ayrcs They nro founding n new world in Australia they aro powerful in India they are invading all tho countries of Europe European countries aro taking possession of tho Orient al regions and tho ancient proph ecy of Noah is in courso ot realiza tion with tho Irish giving back ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to the East the faith it had re jected Father Richards referred to the distinguished characteristic of the Irish in their unwavering fidelty to the See of Rome which equipped them for their worlds mission Then addressing Mgr Satolli he said Venerable Prelate from the moment that you set foot on these shores the heart of the American Church bade you a joyful and respectful welcome We are all of us Irish all of us Romans in welcome to thee When therefore you write to the glorjous Pontiff whom you so worthily represent say the hearts of his children in America beat with only one impulse loyalty and love for the See of Peter In his wprds however much the world may carp and blame we know that we shall find the purest faith the most devoted patriotism Ask them to rely upon our obedience and our affection and implore him to bless from his throne of suffering his children in these United States that we under Leo may carry on with high courage and steadfast truth the mission entrusted by Celestine to St Patrick and the Irish race ¬ ¬ P J4 Vk mti ll HI ot rv i F1 IStt Tl ii i m 1 lim y ifiii m ¬ The statement had added signiowing to the persistent but groundless reports that the Jesuit Order was not in full sympathy with Mgr Satollis mission President Richards is one of the influential members of tle order and Georgetown one of its leading shcools ficance ¬ ¬ h- - Mr Kidder That baby will drive mq madl Five oclock in the morning and it howling the time down Mrs Kidder soothingly But John the dear little thing never woke onco during tho night Mr Kidder Yes gosh blame it I guess that s what makes htm so mad Puck I fHl M ¬ ¬ ¬ Have von boarded loiur at this house inquired tho new boarder of the sour dejected man sitting next to him About ten years I dont seo how vou can stand Why havent yoti left lone it ago No other place to go said the other dismally Tho landladys Lq Figaro my wife Now is tho time to subscribe for Tub Bkk iifiMUafllMlHitaMMflfliiiiHiHMi iUEirywrTfr j iivv rnw T t wl ijrrriyr wrvBHHMViiikisnwn yry- - f v ppe ww jt -w p fi vt jwfmbqwpihis iwv w n - r rJ W Sf It is patent to those who watch his Lovk If you Uroam of love it portation is effected by means of I m Wm tfr r m it MitHrtf wclfcit ttltii WW jttaiit nt imrtiifriiiiiifaitff rrttlmr course hero that ho is in need of is n sure sign that you will wake small tram cars and ponies but l such recreation as he is taking up with the blues If you are a tho work of tho putter is still ex cccdingly laborious and exhaustRight minded people will littlo girl and dream of love three ing lie works ten hours a day now TUB GIIBATCST CUKAriVB AGENT KNOWN bo glad in thu knowledge that tho nights in succession you had better for which he receives sovcniy livo President can gratify this physical tell your mother about it and tako cents tt you symTll ifROM mtADACUK DYS Take HfPANS TABUUS OPIUM HABIT CURED For further particuand mental want As for others a cold bath IBISIA or INDianSTION According to tho Philadelphia lars see Dream Book page 18 K you t ilttOUS CONSTIPATED or liiv Take MPANS what difference docs it inako Press a syndicate- is soon to TABUUS A UISOKDHIUU UVJiH Six wcoks use of tho Electro Rep develop mines in Peru Billion dollar thoughts aro ap It your COMPLKXION IS BAIXOW or yea Take Work If you dream of working resentatives of a syndicate formed poise cured a friend of tho opium HtPANS TABUU3 propriate to this scison It is SUFlBR UISTKIISS APTKK KATINO habit It also benefited me a hencefor- dont sleep any more for thirty to operate tho anthracite coal great deal Por OPPIiNSIVIt IlltliATlI toil ALL D1SOK more than probable that Take HtPAMS TABUUES I suffered with kidney DBKS OP TIIH STOMACH If you dream of seeing other mines in Peru met tho Peruvian ward in the history of tho country days Rev W Bruce Hop Minister Jose Irigoycn at the trouble is a sign that Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly upon tho liver stomtho billion dollar Congress will be people at work it Bcllcvuc yesterday and consulted kinsvitlc Ky ach and intestines cleanse tho system effectually cure dyspep you arc wanted at tho work house about thu carrying out of a contho rule rather than exception From the editorial columns of One sia habitual constipation offcusivo breath and headache tiai cession which thu syndicate says The billion dollar label was first If there TAtiuiMakcwat tho first indication of indigestion bihousncss House If you dream of a house it has from tho Peruvian Govern- ¬ tho Western Recorder is any truth in men and womun attached to tho Fifty first Con- you had better stay dizziness distress after eating or depression of spirits will it bed until ment it does indeed benefit in hundreds surely and quickly tcmovo the whole difficulty gress and it suffered for it But after to oclock wpro II II Pot of Tliosc present There is a policecases of nil kinds of sickness Ripann Tabules aru prepared from a prescription widely usol as a matter of fact tho appropria- man laying for you around the cor- ter of this city G C Gardner of A friend who had suffered long by tho best physicians and aro presented in thu form most ap Parkcrsburg W Vaj J F T with tions of the Fifty first Congresses ner of tho alley If you dream of prostration wroto proved by modern science W that itncrvious finally ciphered out and sifted seeing a house on fire you will Anderson of Richmond Va had cured her A gentle If given a fair trial Ripans Tabules aro an infallible ctus Schafcr or Pottsvillc and R R man in the city who n year ago Rational down fell 11583418 short of the get a letter from your long lost they contain nothing injurious and are an economical remedy Matters of New York The syn- seemed to have only n few days of billion dollar mark The amount brother asking for a loan of tlirco dicates purpose in operating the life left him by has was startling however and caused dollars mines is to furnish coal to Cali greatly improvedconsumptionable to has been fornia and otljcr ports along the go on uninterrupted with his busiastonishment much professed arc Yet the people recovered from Water If you dream of water Pacific Coast Tho minesfrom situ- ness Two other personal friends ated about too miles the The impression largely prevails their amazements so rapidly that be careful how you expose yourself Peruvian Coast and it is proposed said nothing had ever dono so A quarter gross box will be sent postago paid on receipt of MARCH 21 189J THURSDAY throughout the United States that much for their rheumatism Noth If the water is to build a railroad to them when the Fifty second Congress to small pox cents by the wholesale and retail agents The ing has ever received so many tes75 Congress is the main spring of closed its doors with an expense tinged with blood postpone any members of the syndicate deter- timonials from trustworthy perKanlueki hit bun nadir conllnoeui Dam Washington that when Congress JOHN D PARK SONS CO Cincinnati Ohio crallc ruli lor ntaajr yiiri II hu nat glien much account recorded against it of 27 burglarizing expedition you may mined to send an expedition on sons sleeps absent Washington t Internal ImprtiiistiiU iter ar III is March 20 to examine the route of atttntlon MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO St Louis Mo above the billion dollar have in view ichoeli oataldto Iti cltlaa what thl aught One nights use of tho Electro the road andsco if it is possible to Fast upon the disappearing coat 000000 MOFFITT WEST DRUG CO St Louio Mo Out litiplti et centpartllialr mall aipendU mark no national convulsion en fat poise gave mo relief from brain turai tha Slala It cut el raontr tad hat deficit tails of the fleeting legislators Dress To dream of a ladvs build it sued And so it will be in the case I have Local Druggists everywhere wlltsnpply tha Tabulos it requested to do to congestion and vertigo at 700000 en Its hands Washington is supposed to undress of the Fifty third Congress with dress is a sign of an early spring been a well man ever since bocomotiOe Blasts They arc Easy to Take Quick to Act and Sarc many a Doctors Bill and lazily abandon herself to a Rev George A Means CovingTun day of the Republican State long summer siesta But tho fact its estimated appropriations of If the dress is hanging on n chair ton Ky QAMPLEO free on application to THE RIPANS OHBMIOAL oo It is the lady will put it on when she Convention which has been set or of tho matter is that the Capital 990225289 or thereabout gets up NOW YORK CITY many friends ot Agent Kthridga The Elcctropoisc put out on trial Mny 29 will probably bo changed city in the great press of national conceded by financial experts that t5ya deeply sympathize with him in hii sad be- for four months for 10 followwith the present growing needs of Send for to Wednesday of the week Cow To dream of a cow indi- reavement the death of his father which affairs and cosmopolitan life selparticulars ing owing to its close proximity dom finds any time for the taking this great developing country the cates misfortune If you dream of occurred nt Nashville Tenn last Thurs last Congress could have spent a red cow do DUDOIS AWEOD to May 30th Decoration day day tho funeral taking placo at Spring not play Another of her dolec far nietc more and adjourned If you dream of a Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky hill cemetery Saturdty the 16th 509 500000000 white cow with The general belief now 13 that feature of the common misimprcs- - with credit to itself had the intermud on her back it is an indica- ¬ Engineer William Rowo has returned Washington fills hor the Republicans will name the next sion is that ests of the people been carefully tion of a heavy equinoctial storm from a bunting trip down the Ohio where member of the Legislature from commercial coffers each winter with consulted It may therefore be If you dream of a young lady milk- be reports having bagged quite a lot ot Some people are so money lavishly spent by Congress- concluded that billion dollar ConHopkins game consisting of ducks and geese and Earlincton Kentucky EABLINCTON KENTUCKY foolish as not to believe it but men and the visitors attracted by gresses will be quite tjic fashion in ing a cow you will die in debt If the boy really tells one mammoth goose PA3HIONADLE you can get credit you will die in story to the effect that he killed ono deluded people are their deliberations and slothfully those noor the future The cost of the gov- debt anyhow whether you dream goose that mado a good load for a man to exists the rest of the year upon the 183 Democrats BOOT ernment must increase with its of a cow or not carry and also that ono of his company accretions thus obtained But the AND with a revolver killed five geese out of six The American voter knows full idea is far from correct The needs A country growing as the United States is growing cannot adof a cat is a bad shots fired One of the greatest sights he Cat To dream SPLU DID LINE OF VEHICLES well that the last Republican money scattered hero in this way saw was forty acres of ducks atone time ministration reduced the public exerts no great effect upon the be supported on a starvation diet sign If you arc dead broke and If you want any further information about GOOD STOCK debt 233000000 Ncarlyasmuch commercial prosperity of the Cap- Some of these days the demands dream of a cat you will not have this big hunt nsk Will to tell yon the First Class Shoes 650 of the country will need two bill- any money for eighty days ELEGANT TURNOUTS To whole story as the same debt has been increased ital Second Grade Shoes 550 1 In the old days when Wash dream of a dead cat is a sign that during two years of the present ington was a straggling village like ions the cabooso robbers are again That HAULING OP purnibhhd The Commissioner of Pensions the next amateur theatrical com- abroad in the land was plainly revealed To Hall Solo and Straighten up llttts OS Cli Democratic administration A RO aggregation of unpretentious pri V last week when some scoundrels entered EVERY DESCRIPTION- ON OHORT NOTIOE states that the act recently passed pany had better look out A TRIAL ORDER 8OLICITE0 Mayor Strong of New York vate buildings strung out between the caboose in the possession of Conductor Charges Jtcasoitablo the magnificent piles of marble by Congress providing that all perHarper while the train was at Gulhrieand OCtlB tf Satisfaction Guaranteed Money If a Bohemian dreams has just appointed two Republicans sons on the pension rolls at less stole therefrom two suits of clothes one Board and granite that contain the govof having money it is a sign that and two Democrats to the than 6 per month should be raised overcoat and a valise It is thought that is temporarily aberrated some suspicious looking negroes who The Mayor is a ernment workshops the presence to that of Education amount increased the ex- his mind Tho Beit Shoes Republican but he was elected on of Congress was very appreciably penditures of the government No Bohemian of sound mind was for some time have been paying Guthrie tor Lout Ucnrr THE GREAT conditions of of dreaming of so re- and occasional visit are the guilty parties a pledge that his administration felt in the financial per annum and ever guilty about 1600000 It will be the city but when her boundaries affected about mote a possibility as that of pos- but all efforts of the police thus far to THROUGH TRUNK LINE would not be partisan bring the guilty ones to justice have proved 40000 old soldiers sessing money became distended with a great noticed that a Republican promise futile A year ar two ago many cabooses between the cities of population the sessions of the na He says the bureau will take Over One ailllUn People nnr Ihs is entirely different from a Chicago were robbed at Guthrie in like manner as W L Douglas S3 nnd S4 Shoes prompt action in adjusting their Typewriter To dream of a Cincinnati Lexington Louisville tional legislature became mere epplatform Globe Democrat All oar horo nro inalr bMt claims without application on the young lady typewriter is a sign of above stated and some of the thieve we hT Kim U cottomaluo tor tho mootr oatlinietorr Evansvillc St Louis isodes so far as her general activTher equal thot la itjlo ami fit understand were then brought to justice iiKuwNuuiKijuuiun pm nnrnniiinrii part of this class of pensioners Cuba with its over one million ity and life were concerned And the cities of Tbo prior are onlf orm death in the brotherhood If she and it is only a question pf time when Uunpca on aolo The ytoml to mtchI crcr ouier luln Secretary Carlisle is getting is sitting on her employers knee it those now wanted will be in the hands of Nashville Memphis Montgomery and a half souls would be much number of persons added to the 11 roar dealer cannot tvbsUr roo oaa better off annexed to the United population here by the presence stronger and is encouraged to be is a sign that there will be a trou- the law and mide to suffer for their evil Mobile and New Orleans 65S4tS300 CrdoTBnFrach States This is a fact and is be- of Congress in the winter has been lieve that he will soon be in his ble in a certain household and that ways Pciieo srM 3 m aairxgjo coming more and more impressed given as two thousond His illness the young lady has a cinch on her From an article in the Railroad Gazette iZOOUdK WMUprHf Their ex- usual good health AND SPEED UNRIVALED we abstract the following The first faupon the people every day and it penditures while here are almost prevented his accompanying the job Min tf ww tin mous record ot engine 999 was made May u roar aair cannot rappi is only a question of time before wholly confined to their actual President on his ducking expe71ifc TtiiMV iw cM4VBqat 9 1893 hauling1 302000 pounds ol cars W L Oouglaa this annexation will take place by living and necessities Saw To dream of a saw indi- and passengers the engine and tender SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Certain it dition SLoe BroehloD aiau From St Louis Evansvillc request of the tax ridden inhabi- is that the presence of the aggreIf you dream weighing 204000 pounds the total weight cates aloss of flesh NOTICE and Henderson to the WWi tants of that little island about sawing wood you are a fool of train being 283 short ton This train gation of assorted solons who come yttjgWA To those who have Hopkins County and must be tried before the Bohe ran on that trip C9 miles in 68 minutes AND SOUTH The Democratic is the only one here for alleged work on Capitol lands for sale and during this part ot the run made 5 SOUTHEAST Council for the Elimination miles in of the three or four parties in Hop- Hill means not the opening of the Announcements for advertising these mian minutes or at the rate of 857 3i For Sale by JNO M VICTORY CO Earlington Ky kins county that has yet made a purse of Fortunates for Washing- lands in all parts of the country have been of Labor to sec whether or not you miles an hour on a descending grade of THROUGH COACHES fr move to gobble up the earth Their ton The National Capital is now made by the Kentucky Bureau of Infor will be pcrmittedto remain a mem- about 20 feet per mile During the same mation and Immigration Writs Praf J J run one mile was made in 35 seconds or From above cities to Nashville committee has been called together a great metropolitan city contain- Glenn Madisonville for blanks which ber of the order at the rate of i028 miles an hour The and Chattanooga makdoubt for the soli purpose to do ing a permanent population of when properly filled and returned will be no speed was taken between mile posts with ing direct conLet them be over 270000 people About 2 sent to the Bureau DoWn in ffG Mines or undo something by the conductor of tho a stop watch nection ¬ Mr William Buchanan the de train John B Atkinson of Earlingtoo mem watched and steps be taken fellow 000000 per month is put into cirPALACE CARS signer of the the engine who is certainly WITH PULLMAN ber of Executive Committee will be glad Republicans to thwart them in their culation by the department clerks EARLINGTON KENTUCKY No charge made ac to furnish information For AtlantaSavannahMacon - not a careless man in such matters itThe following we believe to be political designs and trickery alone This great amount in But if cepted this record as accurate for advertisine eqaal with our certain neighbors in Jacksonville and Points Watch em for they will hear it self keeps the pulse of urban life there bad been an error of a whole second lington IN FLORIDA throbbing But in addition always and without a whimper which might easily have happened the If men wore womens petticoats rate would stilt have been 100 miles an Connections are made at Guthrie Washington has become owing pOfieMIftNAnd women wore mens pants AND DEALERS IN The action of Gov Brown in to her wonderful development in hour for one mile We have therefore and Nashville for all points Ouraunts would be our uncles pardoning so criminals sends a considered it safe to say that this engine Dream beauty and interests the Mecca And our uncles would be our aunts has undoubtedly made as fast time as zoo North East South and West thrill of horror through the law for a large wealthy leisure class of In Pullman Palace Cars a comparison of thc miles an hour for one mile When loving and law abiding people of shelved statesmen and influential The Rev Balland Chayne in tho wages paid in this country and that Concerning the record of upward of 112 honthe State most especially the citizens who only desert their pal- Louisville Sunday Star still conDRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES EMIGRANTS in Great Britain as paid to the miles an hour we have always bad doubts est industrious labor element who and yet we have littlo doubt that that run Seeking homes on the line of this aces hcrcduring a short time in tinues to enlighten and amuse his consider the strict enforcement of labor below mentioned is made Hair Toolli and Paint Brashes the hot season Another popular friends in Bohemia Since the one can see why something should was made at even a higher speed than the road will receive special low rates the law the safeguard of good soOn May 19 record which we do accept is the publication of his Fables error has it that Congress Sec agents of this company for and be done in their behalf Ono of 1893 engine No 903 of the New York ciety and for the protection of their orb around which Washington so- his Bohemian Dictionary he is c or write to Central with the same train as was hauled rates routes tho next great movements among home and loved ones Sympathy ciety revolves The tact is that recognized as a man of no mean by No 999 is said to have made five miles C P Atmore G P TA for those in trouble should not take the miners of Great Britain will fgTReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans on the same ground that is on n descend most of the great entertainments distinction and the other Boheembe in the interest of the bpys the place of justice and the execuLouisville Kentucky ing grade at about 20 feet to the mile in given during the season are the mians even take the trouble to ployed in the mines whose condition of our laws The people who sr PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD work of the people who reside wipe the mud off their shoes before tion though much better than it three minutes or at the rate of 100 miles an hour strive to live an upright life in the Private citi- they enter his apartments here permanently to beis still according to the His used Before this timo there were five records sight cf God and man should be zens government officials who are latest contribution to the world of New York Post ono of much hard- running from 878 miles an hour up to protected against the intrusion of in the TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT always here and foreign ministers letters is a Bohemian Dream ship Boy laborof four Northern 973 on the Philadelphia A Reading and those whose life has been one of kinds or the Central of New Jersey made in 1890 mines consists hand- Book DOWLING JBREEN- arc the people who hold the SOUTHERN It contains many valua- stages First there is the trap sinltnd degrcdation First pun I some entertainments and func- ble hints about your past present per next the flatter thirdly the 1891 and 1891 Three of these records In tBtp pjwLTiBEy ssmmjsj isji him and make him show signs cluding the highest one were made by en 5 tions and future particularly your pres- driver and fourthly tho putter gine No 383 a Baldwin four cylinder of sincere reformation before he is c8tabli8hed in loin The trapper may begin work in compound a The auguries contained in Of course now that Mr Cleve- ent There is a circumstantial turned loose among us BOWLINQ his 1 2th year after he has passed record of over 83 miles an hour made July GREEN COLLEGE BUSINESS ISOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL land has gone off on one of those his books arc from a reliable proph Therrat school jTrainlnirSclioololtheSouthI Engllih Teachera Sdtm fie aad ClauJe The big Democratic slump last duck jaunts of which he is so fond et who strayed away from Hoo- - the fifth standard at and shut His 17 1893 by tbe compound locomotive No W50FOW CaSC IT WILtTNOTCURr H fyy iccuiiim iiiui hand Te egraphy Type 1 Couraet Mutlc Art and KlocuMon prorldad iifciff duties arc to open the 680 with a five car train A distance of Writlntr and lcnm anihlp PupUt can enter at for Low ratc ol board and tuition An agrotioblo IazoUto nnd Nibyb Tootc lend tai fall has at last been officially sized any time Send for catalogue I catalogue the gossips arc showering the cus- ¬ doovillc in his youth and has doors as tho trucks pass and re 13 5 miles was run in q1 minutes or at Gold by Druroljta or cent by tnnlL ffia Wo bad 100 per packngo Bamplca frco tyMontlon Courts dedrod AdlroM OBERBT BBOS Propra BowUac up In the Fifty second congress flrna tomary avalanche of criticism in- never had money enough to get pass and to look after the switches 8323 miles au hour The grade Is broken VTA Thornvortto TOOTH rOTHS the party division was Democrats nuendo and suggestion for tho Tcctliond Breath HSo back since The Rev Balland of the tram lines His shelter is but is descending nearly the whole dis JtkM There 333 Republicans 88 Populists 9 are the usual witticisms about Chayne however staked him right a damp dark recess his working tance varying from 6 feet to 37 feet per Captnln8weeney U9A8nn DIC70CaL day is ten hours and his average Wjli -- Bbllohfl Catarrh Itomcxly it the Oiti in the Fity third Democrats 220 malaria med- handsomely for his auguries and pay is rather less than 25 cents a mile with a very short bit of rising grade medicinal havo over round that would do mo cold tea and anti near tbe end Tbe limes were taken to uyitoodn 1rloatOcta BoldbyDrugglata Republicans 126 Populists 8 and icine and in fact all the rest of told him not to fool his money day After two years or so of this tbe nearest baif minute and they are SHILOHS CURE in the Fifty fourth it will be acTrnfl Orkat Covaa Cans promptly aura that dreary gabble which has so away buying clothes or something work the trapper is advanced to therefore subject to considerrble correc- uhcroalloUiiirsfttlt XorConauropUoaitlus cording to Chief Clerd Kerrs just the rank of flatter His occupa tion which might easily reduce the av so rival baa cured thousand Bad wilt ctrru Every well to cat but to go and charter a often been rehashed tion then consists in counting or erage speed to 80 miles So we do not at YOTJirtkcalnUmo rrteiMctie9ciilQ9 completed list- - Democrats 104 informed person knows that in for the rest of his life uncoupling the truck or wagons tach great value to this as an instance of Sold at St Bernard Drug Store Republicans 245 Populists 6 Sil In the Dream Book we find During his ten hours of service he these trips it is a truth that the OPBOIALATTBNTION over 84 miles an hour verite 1 The Republicans have A HEARSE Executive simply takes advantage manythings which I am sure you has no recognized interval for QIVBN TO in the present congress thirty three meals and his average wages is There can however be no doubt that of occasions when the government would never find anywhere else At 15 years of speeds ot over 84 miles an hour aro often representatives from the South light a day thirty furtNiUHuo house tenders arc going on For the benefit of those who never age ascents Heading and FUNERALS a minimum the boy miner made by thu Philadelphia while the Democrats have but their regular routine of service dream there arc interpretations for may become a driver As in the Central New Jersey engines A practical ON OHOrlT NOTIOI Louisthirteen from the North Alias Old Joker The gabble to tho contrary pro you from your grandmothers case of the flatter the calls upon designer and builder of locomotives In ville TimeSj It till In lb lead with a complete nock ot ceeds just the same however and dreams If you have no grand- him may become incessant during large practico and with a good deal of ex Hrsi CIass Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates 8PE0ALpAAlBTN0T0H At perience In timing locomotives says that A London mathematician esti nothing but tho millennium will mother your youngest niece will the whole of his ten hours s MY RIGS ARE THE IiEST IN THE CTY J TftAVELINa MSN mates that the whole population of probably arrest vituperation of do Hero are a few samples of the times he may have breathing between Jersey Clly and Philadelphia it Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot spaces and brief periods of com- Is a very common occurrence for tbe en could bo packed in a box the world ISAAC DAVIS mcasuringonly 1 i4oyards in width Presidents holidays Meanwhile signs which appertain to the most parative leisure but his duties aro gines hauling tbe Blue Line trains to seconds per 90 miles an When I both onerous and responsible and reachranging from hour the It has been 1140 yards in depth a nd 1140 all right minded people will be common of our dreams AND mild 38 to 43 Each person he glad to know that the President is say common I mean those dreams his wages are about thirty two my pleasure to time these engines repeat yards in height BEN T ROBINSOJSI The last of the edly at a rate of 40 seconds a mile and I says could be allowed twenty seven enjoying himself lie is a man which any ordinary man is liable to cents a day stages is that of the puttor and it have taken indicator diagrams from them feet of room in such a box cubic Possibly the dream after eating a hearty supper who wbrks hard may continue from the age of 17 speed of 92 miles per hour and the box itself could be depos jn the Execu- of free lunch or swallowing a chew to 20 The putters were formerly ited when full in any of the Lon- present incumbent Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Duckleua Arnica Salve Ocirp trams don parks with ample room to tive chair makes too great demands of tobacco while ho is asleep Here divided into heads The best salve In the world for Cuts spare and n cyclist could run iipon his nervous energy and ex arc a few samples foals and half mar- Bruises Sorei Salt Rheum Fever Sores Always on hand a full and complete stock If you arc a men of Old Joker has marked his goods so low around it in about six minutes the hausts himself needlessly over de dreamer take warning and buy a rows these wcro all boys or Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns DKUQS AND MEDICINES everything is bound to go That distance being two and a half youths and their employment PEKFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES This goes to show how tails But Mr Cleveland has his copy of tho Dream Book as only consisted in dragging or pushing and all Skin Eruptlonsand positively cures miles Low Cash Sales and Profits Small small a part of the earths surface own view of work and ho cannot a partial explanation Is made here the corves containing the coals Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed PAINTS AND OJLS to give perfect satisfaction Insures the patronage of all after all is required to furnish bo expected to govern his ways by and many important details pur- from the workings to the passages cents per box For sale by St Price 23 And everything else known to tha trade Bernard standing room or its inhalitniits tho standards that others propose posely omitted Fpw most of the work of trans- - Drug Store Z Plmslcians prescriptions AS A ClEANSKll nothing blood rwrfcjw m clean M Dr rinrcoit Golden Medical Dlacorcry It purlflon the blood m well m enriches It Tbn truth l on emulsion of cod lira oil 1 eood for build ins up at no doubt about It BEB PUBL1SHINB COMPANY Hut ugh I a weak stomach loathes It lneororirJ Fortunately theres a thats oven bettor Second It ilered lh PcttoJIee at BtrlltiDioR for making healthy Jltth elan matter llcnsant In taato otrpctiro In rmulL Thati tlio DUcoT- S011SCRIPTION KATES err I 8009 t wort n tn0 rlnt WftJT T roBulaUng cJoannIng and ropalrlng all tha ortfina of the body I no when tho Rrtrmn of dlrcato arc round about una Yearitrlctlrlnadtanca 5 Sli Montht tu we do not all fot litem TVhy t Bomo ot tj tta aro In too Rood a condition Tha germs fhreeMonthi J of Consumption Single Coplft Ortni Malnrta and all tho Specimen copiet mailed ftee on application paw you br if you aro Infectious Csrretoondentt wanlml In all nails o the strong to resist thslr attack lender yoar- ooonlr Addreuniforpattlcalara elf 7erm troo by putting your blood and Htit In a healthy state KATES OF ADVERTISING In all blood taints and dlacaaos If the Die coTery rails to bcnant or cure your money 00 una eauare firmt Imetllon b returned 5 Elcli tubiequenl IneeTllon No other medicine ot Ita kind can be aold no Dltplay adertliemenH lot Ion petunia coti ipeclal ratet traded for at Loeal Notlcet centa per Una Kinh ml ftmih notice Iniertad free it ajDital ObltnarT notice will b charted centa per Una All adtertlaementa at reiruiar ratal moat Ettrapoalllonawlll take the run ot lha paper b siren only when arranged Cor by pedal eon From Onr Regular Correspondent tract A Idren all commnnlcatlona to Washington March 17 1895 THE BEE Earllngton Ky eflBjj23ee ot tho ELECTROPOISE E -- il1 ¬ i Ribans Tabules ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ itl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ One gives relief ¬ wS ¬ ¬ ¬ M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wfrwyy7uiTJiy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JNCOOK Walter McGary ¬ ¬ mm gfyoeMalter LN Livery and Feed Stables MP ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ X- ¬ ¬ ¬ RAILROAD ¬ W ¬ 3 SHOE K 1 L DOUGLAS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VVithout Ol 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ BSL83S3S 300 lni k w ¬ ¬ ¬ WB 25WB ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BHPSD DRUB STORE -- 1 fl ¬ ¬ ¬ -- over-Ear- DRUGGISTS Patent JVIediBines and 3ook Perfterg ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jpr fsr -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ Vf Jay ¬ ¬ ¬ barrel-- house LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS Thos D Walker ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tinware ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST MortonM Ky Cflrefu ¬ ¬ Compouiib S 1 jaMAifc W4 - - WL isfk-Jfli Iiiiai isa v rti k4VT - A- - niivl Jk Uvlj 23u 3nbuslru tue Cljrbc rSSBSL L N the compliments and criticisms one receives m he plods along tho uneven journey of life is to believe all the pleasant things false and all the unpleasant ones true In this way one will bo continually spurred on to deserve tho compliments nnd to escape the criticisms SIULOHS CUimissoldon a guaran tee It cures Incipient Is the best Cough Cure dote 33 cts jo cts sale at St Bernard prutf Consumption It Only one cent a and ft 00 For Store now-a-day- Most Always This Way A very profitable view to take of TIME TABLE i LAL 71 Mrs Robert Ford and children and Every Gospel truth is meant to InfluMiss Estelle Bell of Howell 1ml visited ence character and conduct There are Mall jiiS p in In the city last week truths which only ask to be believed m Night Rxpress Ji p ro Christs truth demands that we should do ¬ RransrlllsAccomodslton Jjj Miss Rose Asbby of Slaugbtersvilie it Provident and Madlsontltle arrives 710 m was in the city last week In eCTect Sunday Mir 6 1S94 Let none stand back as if their sins Miss Brad Stodgblll of Madisonvillc were loo great to be forgiven or their case W W KT1IRIDGK Aienl too bad to be cured Jesus Is an advocate spent Saturday and- - Sunday in the city who never lost a patient AUKlVAt AND DBPARTURB OFTRAtNSAT Geo C Atkinson and famllyspetit Sun Symptoms Moisture Intense itching because It is the best medicine I ever in Lousvillo NORTONVILLE day The church ot Christ or Christian A and Minting most at night worse by handled for coughs colds and croup OM A W Howard of Nashville Is Church numbers about oooxoo mem Tenn scratching If allowed to continuo tumors W Baldridob Mlllersvllle III For sale by bers According to the United States St Bernard Drug Store Earllngton Geo form which often bleed and ulcerate be ¬ In town GOING ItAST census of 1890 It Is Increasing more rapidly A fad King SI Charles Ben T Robinson Mor- ¬ coming very sore Swvank8 Ointment E L Hendricks ot Madisonvllle was 810 p Memphis to Central Clljr than any other church In America It is ¬ stops the Itching and bleeding heals ulcer- In the this city Monday morning For seven years or more Mrs W D tons Cap to4j110 fnllon I Loalsvlll dadicating three church houses every ation and in most cases removes the tu- ¬ subject to se m Loudsr of Qulncy Ky was Moraphli to Louisville til Col Chas Seymour of Madisonvllle Is two days It has Gooo ministers 40 col The enter- ¬ mors At druggists or by mail for Twenty 2vo Round vere attacks of cramp colic Mr S It GOING WEST Wheels tainment at cents Dr Swayne it Son Philadelphia50 doing some engineering work for the St leges and universities has over 500 gen- ¬ p m Morse a druggist of that place recom Louisville to lullon Bernard Coal Co with headquarters at eral state and county missionaries Assembly It Is m mended Central City to Memphis Chamberlains Colic Cholera Hall last Friday night for the 75 raising tt 200000 per ear for missions Mr Butler Our citizens Ibis place m Louisville to Memphis ISJ9 and Diarrheal Remedy which has effected benefit of the Earlington Free Li ¬ State Lecturer were out in Col E G McLeod stopped off here a and church buildings It has had nn In a permanent cure saving her much suf ¬ brary by Mr J B Atkinson goodly num few days ago enroute home from the East crease since iBgo of nearly 300000 memAO UW fering besides tbo trouble and expense of President of the St Bernard Coal bers The Path Finder bers on last sending for adoctorwhlch was often neces Co proved a success consider ¬ Mr Ben T Robinson of Mortons Gap Tuesday night to welcome Mr 4 sary For sale by St Bernard Drug was In the cily last Monday ¬ Newt Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and Store Earllngton Ben T Robinson Mor- ¬ ing tho small admission fee net- ¬ Er Butler of Henderson who came ting a little over twenty two dol- in the interest of the members of Other Dolngi at Home Worthy tons Gap Geo King St Charles lars Never before have our peo the A O U W arajDeOine of Special Mention a This is the second visit of Mr con- ¬ ple been permitted to attend All communications and matters ot news pfr There was A Providtnce Dry entertainment Butler to Earlington the first be- ¬ more instructive ilnlnr to this column should be addretied to Goods Man siderable ex- ¬ bicycles from i8 lnch Pneumatic tired C W MiRitlwsATHtJt Ettlltnton Kr citement in the than tho one here referred to ing made in December last when Fails MORTONS QAP Cash or Installments f 40 to tl2 city of Provi ¬ which consisted of a number of the Lodge at this place numbered Tiiko J Cobhbn Mrs Annie Ashton of Tcrrc It is largely due to dence last Saturday over the busi ¬ select views of the Worlds Fair but fifty two The world is divided Into two classes send out a good ness failure of G Herwitz a dry elegantly displayed on canvas by the enthusiasm awakened by Bro Haute Ind is in town the guest those who do something and those who stand Evcrytimo you advertisement you add a brick to goods merchant of that city The an electrified magic lantern ac- ¬ Butler at that time that the mem- of Mrs K J Mercer off and say it cant be done The former tho wall that separates you from Providence Bank Company to companied with a brief lecture by bership of the Lodge has been R W Davis visited in St slowly drags the latter by the heels up the tho spectre of business depression whom Mr Herwitz was indebted Mr Atkinson Those who were about doubled So on Tuesday Charles last week steep of cIvillzatlon The Southern School ¬ ¬ houim Mill Nlabt liiprns Uvansvllle Aecoroodsllon Providence and Madlionllla SOUTH lino p 74 61 tint r m m ra to OO 3 w r Ft The latest thing in s beggary Bays an cxqliangc is a co partnership Two men start out together and openly and auda ciously stop the pedestrian manor woman it makes no difference with Please friend this proposition me an mc pard have had nothing to cat to day an wc would ask you etc One of these solicitors was asked why they traveled in pairs this season and ho replied Down to Science a ary side of St Patricks life in which it is claimed for the patron saint of Ireland that he banished all tho frogs reptiles and poisonous insects from that country wonders who is responsible for the or non existence of gnats horse flies and ticks in the counties of Henry Shelby and the re ¬ gions round about right here in old Kentucky This is said to bca fact not a fable and is vouched for Now if any by Uncle Oscar cousins of our should ever feel desirous of form ¬ ing the acquaintance of theso pes tiferous little creatures nnd wilt just take the trouble to visit the Pcnnyrilc district in tick time we will take great pleasure in show- ¬ Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives the ing to them what is now said to be best satisfaction of any cough medicine I a living curiosity handle and as a seller leads all other pre Ill Plies Itching Nlti I recommend It parations in this market ¬ ¬ The new born babe found on the door step of Mr William Starks a fow miles northwest of here early one morning last week has been named Nellie Lee 13ns kot It will be remembered that the little one was loft in a basket on Mr Starks doorstep and from that it is supposed derives its name Several neighbors thereabouts havo called on the little stranger One some out of mere curiosity old gentleman said his sole pur- in going was to see if the ittlo gal resembled anybody he knew and expressed himself as knowing nearly everybody in the county Dont know her mammy or he murmured after daddy cither scanning the youngster closely Nellie Lee Basket A Queer fidence Coin- - One of our oldest citizens in speak ing of the legend Personal Mention Pithy Pointed Personal Paragraphs Pleas antly Picked from the Most Pros perous Portion of the County ¬ ¬ THOUOIITS KOK TUB QUIET IIOUIIS ¬ Of all earthly music that which reaches the fartberest into heaven Is ths beating of a living heart If thou seekest Jesus in all things thou shall find Jesus but if thou seek thyself thou shall find thyself fieace Obedience to the behests ot duty gives even when love Is lacking and peace thing than happiness Misses Rena and Grace Coll of Madl sonville were In the city on Monday Mr aqd Mrs S O Stevens went to Omit lie negative proposition Nerve Providence Monday evening us with Incesant affirmatives Misses Hallie Wltherspoon Nor Nunn The human race is divided Into wo and Jennie Edmundson of Madisonvllle clcsses those who go ahead and do some thing and those who sit still and Imagine visited Miss Little Sullivan lastweek why it was not done the either way Mr and Mrs I G Mcleod were in It we must answer for our Idle wortln town Sunday bow much more for our Idle silences ¬ strangers who may have come to the city for only a day And to whom his name may be unknown thanks from peopla who do BOOT AND SHOE MAKER not recognize him as he walks along the streets the people are truly thankful and Ky because one does hot hear dally tributes of gratitude as was wont lo be heard by If you want shoes to fit and to Mr Probasco In the case above mentioned It must not be Inferred that gratitude is wear well have them made to or dead Mr Atkinson was the first to set dcr Call nt my shoe making es ¬ the shining example which was followed tablishment opposite the Court bv Mr nailer In his gift to Atkinson ColHouse have your measure taken lege We not only hope that Mr Atkin for a first class hand made shoe son will live long but that when tho appointed day comes for him he will depart Shoes of my make as all my cus- ¬ in the serene knowledge that he Is held in tomers will tell you arc made of loving memory by this little town as Its ear ¬ the best material and arc in every liest and greatest benefactor just what a man CASPER HARRIG Madisqnville ¬ ¬ K ¬ pespect needs ¬ ¬ Its 111 ¬ ¬ Rev John A Broadus D D white who was for many years president of Ihe Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville Is dead and was buried last Dr Broadus was one of the Sabbath smartest men of his day as a greek scholar he ranked with Mr Gladstone as a col lege president he bad no equal He was a theologian yet simple in all he said and did It was through his efforts that Mr Rockafellow and Mr Norton gavo so heavily to the Seminary He never missed an opportunity for doing good however small and in his death the Reaper gath ¬ ered in one of Its richest sheaves We knew him ¬ Very Respectfully CASPER HARRIS Ata you Inventing something useful Get In this wajr you can obtain a Tints way t o maVs tho A Patent Monopoly Big Money iVK a ij ¬ J E Rev Herrlngton the city Sunday of Nashville HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS will bo worth something Want tellable Infor- ¬ mation about Patent Soliciting and Patent Sell Ing Tho INVENTIVE AGU one of the lead Ing illustrated sclenline magaitnes now In Its fifth year Is devoted largely to the Interests ot Inventors It lllusttates and describes new In- ¬ ventions reviews tho Industrial progress and was in gives reliable Information to Inventors free to cents fsr sampla copy or 1 for a whole year v j i M V t X r- f M INVENTIVE AGE ¬ ¬ 6arlingtoi -- ffajnings ¬ Some people who are loo honest to steal will borrow or buy on credit and never pay back Mrs Queen Shelton was on the sick list last week Mrs Smith is still very ill Washington D C u ur oloied Jifiens NEXW Sufficiently lleatedl BELMONT Well Watered Cast Lighted I m i by ¬ elerams The sons of Fred Douglass have denied over their signature the statement that they intend lo contest their fathers will John Cunningham of StCharlesIs work- ¬ ing at Mr Davis livery stable Mrs Lizzie Porter of Madisonvllle was in the city last week This House Is New I Vnrnlshlngs are New I Everything Flist claas it J Xv I HOTEL KY MADISONVILLC Mrs Sarah PrWift Proprietor ¬ ChamborlaJns Byo and Skin A certain euro for CLronlo Soro Eyes Tetter Salt llhoum Scald Head Old Chronio Sores Fovcr Sores Eczema Itch Prnlrlo cratches Soro Nipplea and riles It Is cooling and soothing Hundreds of casca havo been curod by it after all other treatmont bod fftllod It Is put up in S3 and CO cont bozos For sale at St Bernard Drug Store Geo S King St Charles Ointment to the tunc of nearly 20000 is the Money and experience cannot Improve chief sufferer Assets arc not large Is for weak Dr Sawyers Ukallne which not more than 10000 or 12000 and debilitated persons and those that are Stick a plo here and you wont forget it St Louis with a beau ¬ Tor f 1 00 at Hardmaos you can get Three tiful stock of millinery which she has Flno Cabinets or for 75c Four JIalf Cabi- ¬ spared no time or pains In selecting and nets or Two for 50c Is now opening her store In Robinson Miss Gcorgie Bishop has just Block She has n full line of everything returned fr6m market and will pertaining to Millinery and solicits the soon open up an elegant stock of people of Earllngton and surrounding millinery goods at the store of V country to call and inspect her stock fortunate enough to attend the fair say the views arc perfect and were loud in their praise of the selec while the total liabilities arc not yet tions made and presented 011 this run down from over work St Bernard This is regarded as a occasion known Drue Store curious business transaction and in Dont Tobacco Spit The truthful Work on the foundation of the staid little Providence is creating or Smoke Your Life startling title elegant cottage home of V S considerable talk Away of a book McGary on Main street has been about New Miss Georgie Bishop bac the only harmless guaranteed comenced Millinery has just returned from abit If you want to quit and cure ¬ No-to- tobacco-h- Braces up nicot Inized nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes weak men gain strength weight and vigor Positive cure or money refunded Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad ¬ dress The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago Randolob St New York 10 Spruce Si cant use A Capture Made in Henderson John D len Al- ¬ who is R Coil Tbln hair may be thickened weak hair to strengthened and the color restored gray hair by using Ayers Hair Vigor y Mr C P Smith one of our live business men after a nip and tuck tustlc with La Grippe for several days is again to be seen at his accustomed place If you wish a remedy to bring the flush of youth to your cheeks new vigor to your system and make you strong and well lake Dr Sawyers Ukatlne St Bernard Drug Store Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well is a maxim that few follow because they cannot Cheap printing may serve a cheap man but neat printing creates a favorable opinion ¬ ¬ It March to search is the old adage searches out any weakness of the system resulting from Impure blood Those who use Ayers Sarsaparllla find March no more searching or even disagreeable than This medicine is a any other month wonderful Invigoralor accused of at NOTICE tempting to assault Mrs Abbic The annual meeting of the Stock- Hicks last November in Hopkins holders of the St Bernard Coal Co county was arrested in Henderson will be held in the office of the Monday afternoon Detective Ed Ky Company at Earlington H Bailey of Madisonvillc made Wednesday April 17th 1895 at the capture Mr Bailey has beep oclock A M on Allens trail ever since the crime Geo C Atkinson Secy alleged against him was committed Through the States of Missouri IlHe Would Steal it Prentice Will linois and Indiana Bailcy has folwas Born in Him a negro por lowed Allen but never was able to ter at Smi The prisoner vehe catch him leys Hotel took frencb leave from here mently denied his identity and said Monday night and next morning a lot of he was well known to many people clothing belonging to lodgers in the house here In order to be absolutely too showed up missing The light fin sure Bailey took his man to sevgered lad left town on a freight train it was eral citizens whom Allen claimed ound upon Investigation and his trunk to know Alf denied ever having be left at the depot with Instructions it bo seen him The officer and prisoner sent to Birmingham Ala by express This went to Madisonvillc on the 225 trunk was attached and upon being opened L St N train Henderson Jourwas found to contain all the missing clothnal ing boy will surely keep himself ¬ 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The rrs f w 1 a J 1 merly occupied as the grocery partment of the St Bernard Coal Company has been torn down and its removal will grcatlynchance the appearance of the premises thereabouts It you have tried many remedies and and The old wooden structure for- ¬ de- ¬ ¬ many doctors and are still debilitated weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers St Qer Ukatlne and you will be cured tiard Drug Store fl 11 V 5 Wc would unless vou use them say Do not expect too much of have drapped in on them about your friends If you do you will the 13th ultimo find not only that your expectations low to Care all Skin Dlttasts are disappointed but also that lost you friends in the Simply apply Swanys Owtmbnt No you have Cures tetter internal medicine required process the Blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures Constipation 55 cts 50 cts ft bo For sale by St Barnard Drug Store We often hear people say Whats the use of having friends scarce for the clutches of the law are all Perhaps you would not think so but a ready to receive him and to tako him and very large proportion of diseases In New in out of barms way York comes from carelessness about catch- ¬ It is says Dr Cyrus Edson A severe rheumatic pain In the left ing cold shoulder bad troubled Mr J H Loper a such a simple thing and so common that ¬ well known druggist of Des Moines Iowa very few people unless it is a case of pneu New monia pay any attention to a cold At limes the pain for over six months was so severe that he could not get rid of York Is one of the healthiest places on the It until he applied Chamberlains Pain Atlantic Coast and yet there are a great Balm I only made three applications of many cases of catarrh and consumption and have since been free which have their origin in this neglect of it he says He now recommends it to the simplest precaution of every day life from all pain persons similarly affilctcd It is for sale The most sensible advice is when you St Bernard Drug Store Ben T Robinson have one to get rid of it as soon as possible By all means do not neglect it Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles Dr Edson does not tell you how to cure a The friends and acquaintances cold bnt we well Take Chamberlains of Mr and Mrs R R Pritchctt Cough Remedy It will relieve the lungs formerly of this city now of Pitts- ¬ aid expectoration open the secretlous and The Ways Women burg Kansas will rejoice with soon effect a permanent cure 25 and jo them to know that they are the cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug happy possessors of a bouncing Store Earllngton Geo King St Charles oftencr had been girl baby which is supposed to B T Robinson Mortons Gap ¬ night the lecturer came upon the platform as the warm friend of many in the audience His theme was along the line of the building up of the grand order which has done so much for suffering humanity in our country and his points were all well taken and strongly covered The audience seemed well pleased with the lecture and at its close many pressed forward to meet Mr Butler and to be introduced to his wife a pleasant bright faced little lady who was known as a real helpmate to her husband At the close of the lecture the members of the A O U W met with Bro Butler in the Lodge room and spent most pleasantly an hour and a half in his company On Wednesday evening as announced Bro Butler gave another lecture entitled Fraternity and Few who Secret Societies listened to the eloquent words of the lecturer will ever forget the thoughts presented Facts were given few were familiar with and the manner in which the various points were elaborated the word painting the picture placed before the audience showed deep study His range and wide knowledge of thought was wide and his tributes to the founders of Masonry of Odd Fellowship of Pythiauism were strongly put and beautifully drawn His touching allusion to the humble blacksmith Upchurch was buildcd better than he knew in the Ancient Order of the United Workmen was well received by Altogether it was a the audience treat to listen to one who is so entirely devoted to his mission earnest work for fraternity Too much praise cannot be given to the ladies and gentlemen of the choir to the lady organist and to Prof Henleys Orchestra for their efforts to add to the pleasure of each evening by giving vocal and instrti mental music We hope for more such entertainments wc need them in our town We feel very sure Bro J E Butler will always be welcome and there will always be good re sults follow his earnest applause ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Odd Fellows of St Charles bad for St Bernard Company store at this place Mr J B Atkinson was in the Gap last week on business Misses Helen and Mary Barnes visited in Earlington recently Mrs L J Shaw returned from Illinois last week where she has been to visit her sister When you want to see some good substantial work visit the new opening at the Gap Mr Wilkins of Nortonville was in the Gap Wednesday Miss Annie Hall of Madisonvllle is spending the week with Miss Arrie Lovan The party at the residence of H B Morton in honor of his daughters birthday was a grand success Mr Tom Hanks of Madisonvillc vicinity visited Dr Almon last week L D Smith was in Earlington Monday B T Robinson sold a store room occupied by A Franklin to B W Davis Consideration ¬ Mr M Cain was in Louisville last week purchasing spring goods ¬ The new livery stable will soon be completed vj Religious TOWARD JERUSALEM B MVRA GOODWIN HANTZ Toward Jerusalem to keep deep burning The love of country through the long delay And bright the hope of certain home-returnin- g Gods exhiled people turned that way pray to had Somebody Why cant said we be together and several responses to the effect that we of -- Toward Jerusalem the prophet pleaded With windows open to the sacred bill And angels left their shining thrones when needed To make the raging lions meek and still Toward Jerusalem the bride of Heaven I lift the windows of my soul to day While so much thought to lite must now be given I long to close each earthward door and KARLS CLOVER KOOT i eczema Itch all eruptions on the face bands nose Ac leaving the skin clear white and healthy Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Swanybs OlNTMBNT The constant drop of water Wears away the hardest stone The constant gnaw of Towser Masticates the toughest bone The constant cooing lover Carries off the blushing maid And the constant advertiser Is the one who gets the trade Wahoo Wasp Mrs says 1 Hawkins Chattanooga Tenn SMIohs Vltallier SAVED MV I consider It the best remedy for a LIFE For Dys debilitated system I ever used pepsia Liver or Kidney trouble it excels Trice 75 cts For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Gone to Her Eternal D IK At TS ¬ J II Wo cant get along with out the book agent If the time has ever been when one was not in our midst it fails to be on record The past week at least one third of a dozen havo been hero in Earlington We cant help it Arc inclined rahcr to encourage their coming A more orderly set of people never visited us The horror some have of the They book agent is all bosh simply want to sell you a book or set of books A groat many would buy no books if it wasnt for the book agent and for that reason if no other we cant get along with out them The Book ¬ Agent dence in this city on tho morning of the 13th inst at 9 oclock after an illness of only a few weeks Mrs Mellic Gordon consort of F P Gordon in the twenty second year of her age Mrs Gordon was a member of the Christian Church at this place In her death she leaves a s6rrowing husband and a little babe of four weeks The funeral services were conducted by Rev J W Ligon of this city Thursday afternoon in the Christian Church at Hanson after which her remains were laid to rest in Olive Branch burying ground two miles west of May she rest in peace Hanson ¬ Heme her resi- ¬ There has astrong disposition on the part of some of our citizens to quietly dispose of liquor under misleading labels ana in sly ways It is a question if these people realize the dangerous ground they are treading upon Not only has the town stringent laws but the Commonwealth has stronger ones and the machinery of the law once placed in prdcr and the power applied and the result which be disaster to some one But there was no disposition to be too severe therefore the town authorities gavo written notice to several parties the past week that if they persisted the law would be set in motion These same par tics have had verbal warnings be fore which they did not heed The final notice has been given and it is probable that offenders may yet feel tho pressure ot outraged justice We have a town with a well- earned reputation for carrying out Let every prohibition principles good citizen aid in the protection of the homes by holding up tho hands of those who desire to enforce the laws A Word to the Wise etc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ could and would This query had been the outgrowth of i pleasant afternoon recently enjoyed by a number of la dies at the hospitable home of Mrs This is one of the A W Jackson homes to which one goes gladly and leaves reluctantly To meet this desire for more fre oucnt social intercourse between neighbors and friends jt was de cided to form and fashion n Wo mans Circle to meet regularly and that the time might be profit ably as well as pleasantly spent to to bring request the members their knitting along This old fashioned invitation was of course to be modernized for more than possibly very few of tho ladies know how to knit after the So on Thursday the homely way 14th insl these same ladies met with Mrs Ben W Robinson the knitting brought consisting of va- rious kinds of embroidery patch work etc Several names were suggested ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ their Thanksgiving sermon preached last Many years ago in the beautiful city of Sunday by Rev W T Silvoy Cleveland Ohio a gentlemen out of the Mrs Lee Crabtrre was in the city Saturgenerosity of his heart bought a square In day and Sunday that city and had it beautifully furnished Prof J J Glenn of The Hustler and and decorated with almost everything that candidate for Reslster ot Lands was In the money could buy in the wayof walksshade city last week trees bronze statuary seats and the finest fountains and gave it to the city It is If any one doubts the interest the people called Fountain Square and the benefactor of Earllngton have in the excellent libra- ¬ is a Mr Probasco And now be is com ries of our town let them attend an enter plaining that the Square Is not kept in tainment given for their benefit The one good condition that there Is nothing in the given last Friday evening by Mr Atkinson citys treatment of his gift to justify any himself was witnessed by an audience other man in considering a public benefit rarelv to be seen anvwhere And says that he is sure he would think Mr Geo Aloxander went to Madison twice before repeating the donation ville on business last Monday There is in course of construction a Rev T H Merriweather Is in Ihe city great free library in New VorkCity and it is the purpose of the Samuel J Tilden Trus t tbis week says a dispatch to have the estate in such Mr Atkinson with his electric lighted a condition that it will present no obstacle s stereopticon lanjp gave us the Worlds to the successful completion of It of which Fair in minature last Wednesday evening the Tilden Trust the Astor aud Lennox at Assembly Hall libraries are lo be the foundations The following progrimme will be ren- ¬ Some years ago Mr John B Atkinson dered to night at the meeting of the Circle gave to our cily two free libraries two Opening address Mr Cavanaugh song parks and has assisted Innumerable worthy Mrs Elmo Samples recitation Mamie enterprises in no small way including an Graham select reading Pollie McNary Orange duet Dickerson declimation institution of learning which bears his Eliza Pritchet and Wylie Johnson recita- ¬ Parks and libraries books and tion Ed Killebrewessay Ella Hawkins isong name fresh air are indispensable to physical and by theclubtalk for the good ot theclub Mr Wilson debate mental health But it is ot the one library WardersrecltationJobnne is more destrucResolve that intemperance that we desire to speak for the present at tive than waraffirmatve Mr Maxey neg least the one dedicated to the sacred Mr Churchill Closing addrrss by Rev The side of the liar won memory of bis lamented son Now thjre Graudberry by Mr are people In Washington who would tear in the last contest championed Wilson and down the Washington Monument Mr Pateraon of Mortons Gap was In people in Philadelphia who would pull down the statue of Franklin and people in the city Sunday Boston who would put the torch to Fanuel Miss Mary Phelps Was In Madisonvllle Hall and people at Lexington who would Sunday visiting demolish the statue of Clay a few of these Several of our people went to StCharles people are found everywhere In opposition to everything but it Is to the better and Sunday more intelligent class of people that the Mr James Bell ot Mortons Gap was In existence and protection of these monu- ¬ tbe city Sunday ments ot memory are due and it is of this Our band boys will go lo Madisonvllle class we speak when It is said that the Saturday led by Mr John Porter to assist people of this town appreciate this gift of the band at that place in an entertainment believe a day Mr Atkinson We do not to be given that evening at tbe Odd Fel passes winter or summer spring or fall lows ball that somebody doesnt find himself thank Kyfiy iV-y3 fully remembering the man who bestowed this gift on the town where he lives There isnt a day passes that the children and passers by do not take a peep into tbis nicely fitted rooms as they hurry along Insummer time it isa resting place for the weary and heavy laden and the di- ¬ versity ot literature to be found there at- ¬ tracts the old and the young It Is a rest ¬ ing place for the improvement of the mind in the midst of a smoky little city and thanks go daily to the man that gave it thanks that be never hears thanks from GRATITUDE AND THANKS im Mi J1 l V -- V ¬ r Earlington and Hotel 1 W PRITOHBTT PROPR iiy Lucile KY CO k wJs- 1 tefr r E- - 1 bltW m at fl -- MADISQNVILLE 1 ft Y2illTAR v Write for prices on Musical Instrumeats r Willi Iatent Metal 1limi r TUaril llrlitge IT LKIDSTIIK Wllllllit TONE LIKE A HARP T EO to- VOLFBW COlCVBrs m 1 Jfc ra Is PATRONIZE THE Madisonvllle Steam Laundry p W H McRAE Prop v A 3 r ¬ In soliciting work in my line I beg to call attention to the fact tbal my prices are no higher than elsewhere nor is the work done any better elsewhere than that done rioiit iibrb at home My work is FIRST CLASS AND IS GUARANTEED W II t H McRAE rnwi t V n a GEO ALEXANDER EARLINGTON KY Agt v vmi lV 4 JOHN SrMORTOJSt BANKER Madisqnville Ky Transacts a General Banking Business Special attention given to collections L HiNi t In Poor Krf h HK1 hW tnei St TAKK Py Toward Jerusalem I look believing The joys It holds are more than can be told And yet content with giving and receiving All tbe sweel blessings that tbis life can bold Toward Jerusalem as pilgrims tarry An hour beneath the palm trees gracious shade Then stronger through tho heal their bur ¬ dens carry This upward look romes to Ihe Chris tians nidi ¬ means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health Health THE BBST tU fett E W ri KctJ VJt IJfl SL0O Bottle Onoccntadoso Tnis Gun at Couail Cuiib Dromntly whore all othera rail Coughs Croup Bore Throat Hoarseness whooplnrr Cough ftsthma Tor Consumption it lias no riTSJj has cured thousands and rlll cubs TOO If taken in time Bold by Druggists cu a gu nnteo For a Lomo Hack or Cheat satj BHILOUS BELLADONNA PLASTERJoe tOctana WJ Kfijai WKSil iBrowirs ¬ Iron It i Diuers naaMMstHsMawaMsMsMsl Dux Toward Jerusalem me some cross may meet Some lion wait before me in Ihe way Hut I will overcome nor foes defeat me While I turn heavenward each day and pray Toward Jerusalem 0 hearts repining With earth made crosses Ilia have heavy grown Throw open wide the window where is shining Tbe light that falls so f wretly on Gods own ¬ fronwhicliftlta IIausfrattwas selcctcd andadoptcd as being 6e es- ¬ ¬ Old People Old people who require mediclno to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find This the true remedy In Electric Bitters medicine does not stimulate and contains no whlskey nor other Intoxicant but acts It acts mildly as a tonic and alterative on the stomach and bowels adding strength and giving tone lo the organs thereby ading Nature in the performance Electric Bitters is an of the functions excellent appetiser1 and aids digestion Old People find it just exactly what they need Price fifty cents per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store III Two Lives Saved Mrs Phoebe Thomas ot Junction City was told by her doctors she had Con- ¬ sumption and that there was no hope for her but two bottles Dr Kings New Discovery completely cured her and she says It saved her lite Mr Thos Eggers 139 Florida St San Francisco suffered from a dreadful cold approaching Consumption tried without result everything else then Moore Then each one of these fratts bought one bottle ot Dr Kings New Dis He went home and doubtless spent the in two weeks was cured covery arid Hans It is such results evening in tolling their Is naturally thankful vo said and did of which these are samples that prove the what Thousands testify to the wonderful re Job Work neatlyjexccutcd at thi3 wonderful efficacy of this medicine in That only kind filings may bo suits of Dr Sawyers Ukatlae In building ofiicc Estimates furnished on Coughs nnd Colds Free trial bottles at dono and pleasant things may be up and renewing the debilitated and broken Clnra TanlMI lM lM said is a good wish for the Hans Send in your orders t 11 HBI ft down constitution SI Bprnard Drug application E frau Circle at once nnd 1 ro Store ¬ ¬ 1 pecially felicitous to the estate and condition of the members Other details wcro arranged one of the pleasant features of which is that the lady who serves as hostess is privileged to invite her personal menus mr miui ubkiniuu uuu m this way many congenial persons may be brought togothcr Later delicate refreshments were daintily served and much enjoyed Tho next meeting was arranged for with Mrs Atkinson nnd Mrs Biamlng anil Ctmpladanl feeling existing Tte la the bosom of W It UrownVloU Iowa wnen The doctors pronounced mine a be wrote severe case of blood poisoning caused by kidney disease Kept my txdtwtf months They gave me up to die when I got Dr Tenners Kidney tod Ilaokacbe Cure Koon commenced discharg ing matter In tbe urine After taking- - Are bot tles I got all right well and sound It Is re cure t was expected to as a iarded I am wonderful old TO yeara Tbis would be won ¬ derful If we were not used to receiving just auch Uttera Equally food In female complaint rheumatism bears dlseaae dropsy and all blood diseases Keatore tho kidneys purifies blood andbeal tbe diseased tissues Health tbe U tbe result If satisfaction not given money rafuaded Take borne a bottle to day Co -- Earllngton Sold by J M Wictory B T Robinson Mortons Gap and Co operative Mining Co Barniley TWICE-A-WEE¬ pleasant lo take uwnt 4tatm tilth and iXDWii a iiuii nn ters A few bot ¬ tles cure benefit comei from the J if Tiiy in tiu medlclnewhlchls IfyouarefecllnB out of soils weak and generally ex- ¬ hausted IICMPUS bve no appetite aid cant work begin atoncetak liiKtbemost relia ble strengthening J u if Eft i jm0H lor sale at kCATAHRH J Tla vo vuu iuirrli This romo1 via miflrn toed to euro you rricoC0ct3 Injector tree remey m m m SI Bernard Drug Store wr Its W J T H HOFFMAN It Cures Dyspepsia Neuralgia f Constipation f Malaria Kidney and Liver Troubled Bad Blood Nervoua ailments Womens complaints fiti only the niuliiewll haa rrnacpl lines oil the wrapper All others aiesub In rcitiiil of tuoac stamps we allium f will scud sit if I tit Oeautllul Worlds VUw ami Look lire ralr BROWU CHCMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD vl Office on Main street opposite North Door of Court House J ENTIST MAPISONVILLK KY flure i tl V W II llRNAQAN SPEEDY anil LASTING RESULTS Vlce Toward Jerusalem each day still nearer We welt may smile oer trifling pain we bear THE And go on singing heaven growing dearer earth In Each time we turn away from prayer Rev T C Peters will fill bis regular appointment at tbe M K Church South nest Sunday at 1 1 oclock and at 730 p m Rev A J Bennett wbo has been assist ing in a series ot meetings at Princeton Ky for past two weeks is expected to fill bis regular appointment at Barnesley next ¬ lrsi and CsnMsnsr I 0V WADD1LL Cashtsr K REPUBLIC Sfopkino Loutity TltKMONT SlUDIUAl CU inconvenience vn AHULOTILY ttlfl from any injurious subiiance Ik lain AIS0UIU3 sirosio We GUARANTEE as CURE or refund your monir 1rlrw stsoo par buttle Send 4c fe treatise rFAT PEOPLEX l Mail J uioi Iluatou Mita INQUANTITV QESTINQUAUT s ul special Only omit March zn i jist iHyj MOOT Cd Until Madisqnville Ky lMIIWI saubatu Rev James A Burden returned home tbe Utter part of last week after a stay ot uhI umL tn fnrltana nufiffi1 In rrtvi He filled his regular monthly val work appointment at rrablre last bauuatu 1 Send two new subscribers with two dol ¬ lars and get one year tree Send tour new subscribers with four dot Capital Stuck - - lars and receive the paper two years with out cost Transacts a general banking business Do you know a good thing when you and Invites the accounts of the citlsens of Is sufficient Hoplins and bdjoining counties see it A word to the wise TUK REPUBLIC Has the finest and most secure vault In Address St Louis Mo this section ot Kentucky 50000 ¬ iy Hao EVERY c VfilllLVd CREAM FOR loci all WORM Remedies 20 I 1FUOE YEARS GUARANTEED1 BOTTLE 11 noi1i g-v v alt iiKVauiarra junfiiM ck at locm 1111iitiinsnt s rv 1 Am v lull ljfri M uimpoi it smiled tapped tnu edgo of his pinto with tho paper ho hold in his hnnd and adjusting hlmsolt tnoro comfortably In his chair gnvo us tho W BUSINESS OIILEGES Condon sod New T I Vdn jtted M tliol J I N MA f H ATry Why Was It tint Aj ers mrsaparllla out ot tlia srctt intnlicr of ilimltr picpintlons miuutfie tiifi 1 throughout Hie worM vai Iho only no tlcln of thi kind admitted nt tlio Ami why wis It WorliVn 1nlr Chicago Hint In 1K of tlio united cftorti of tho inviitfncturcri of other preparation tlio decision of tlio Worlds Iatr Directors mm not reversed DECAUSE ottonstvo that are in any way dangerous or alio patent rnodlotnes nostrums and omplrlcat propara tlons whoso lngTedlonts are con coalf will not bo admtttod to tho Ext isttlon ami tlicrcluro According to Rums IS Arttcloo Cecmu Aycrs SaraaparllH Is not ft p tout mcdlclno not n nostrum and not n ccrct preparation ntcautt It proprietors had nothing to r nicenl when questioned as to tho for tnuMrom which It Is compounded reetmtt It Is all that It Is claimed to bo a Compound Concentrated Extract of llarsipirllla and In every bciisc worthy tho Indorsement ot this most Important committee called together for passing upon tlio manufactured ciiltro world products of tho following rolrospcct In tho yenr tfcW I was sent by tho company to tho post of Harloton on tho Bkcotin river with orders to closo It up and withdraw quietly out of tho country Tho Indians had becoino so trou blcKOtuo and threatening that tho com panys property nnd tho lives of their employes wcro In danger Tho trado of that particular post had becomo so small that It did not wnrrant tho keep ing up of tho station nny longer especially under tho existing circumstances I arrived thero so Into In tho fall thnt I decided scolng thero was yotqultoa quantity of provisions to pnss tho winter nnd retreat In tho spring At that season of tho year tho Indians would bo scattered nbout tho Interior hunting and thero would bo loss danger of our being molested Whereas then on my arrival they wcro congregated nbout tho post and would have no doubt resented our leaving even with our own property Owing no doubt to my being a strnngtr among them they woro not qulto so wiucy nnd Independent ns they wcro said to liovo been under my pred ¬ ecessor and things went somewhat smoothly I had plenty of opportuni ¬ ties by noticing small things to sco that tho chief wns a thorough scoun- ¬ Still ho behaved toward mo drel personally with tho greatest respect which left nothing to bo desired On New Years day after theji had had tho usual feast and no doubt felt as a whlto man docs In better humor after a good dinner tho chief 6aid to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wffii ffi3gSmtSS88 aSESSHK INCOrtPORATED1 BEST on I Dopavlm en I Tho troiif practical Uurlnoss Trnlntuu llooii Keeping nnd RhnrthnnA Oollotri n Tfioy livon purport to IiuhIiiosa nun 11110 ohh unloiruofroo Knos UponiOi Fimt J llnli tpoy A lit mis Xpoucorlnu Collego at 1 Stories Loulovlllo Ky Owonsboro Kys o EvnnBvo IncJ s Mr JAS R RASH Having Just Returned from Market you AND WD DOUBT YDU Miscellany Womens Dopavlm ARE READING Political Dcpartm on I Answer io Correspondents JSitorials Childrens Agricultural Eowlmenl I 1 I This Paper Everything WILL OB POUND IN TUB ENJOY READING ITiasr- v Look Out for- - 4r BUt WEEKLY COURIER -- JOURNAL I A Jbresn 1 Did you ever stop long enough to think whether or not you arc a subscriber and if you arc whether or not that subscription is kept ltn pag eight column Democratic Newipipcr i Henry watterson the uaitor PRICE 100 A YEAR Arrivals v1OF- - NEVER 1 PAID UP The Weekly Courier Journal make cry libera term to agents Sample copies ol the paper and Premium Supplement icnl freo Io any address Wtlte to PROMPTLY COUniEn JOUHNAI CO flwiti LOUISVIILB KY ijisl kA Glvo mo a paper saying you lived hero this winter nnd found mo n groat iind good chlof nnd I will keep it and leavo it with my children after I am me VH TOO LBTK TO thus enabling the bone and sinew of the paper to grow and flourish Tim EARLINGTON AND THE BEE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL Wllbaicnl onejearto Addres any address fur 1 73 THB tIBR Earllogron Ky NEW SPRING GOOD 9 V w 3 gone o o AyerSoSarsaparilla Admitted lor Exhibition AT THE o O o I therefore continued Mr Campbell to humor tho fellow sat down and wroto tho paper now In my hands ¬ 9 AT THE oj Si WORLDS FAIR booooooooooooooooooooooo A HUDSONS BAY STORY Fifty Years Amonff tho Indiana of British Columbia NE would sup pose from tlio heading of this sketch that It referred to a person who had resided for that length of tlrao tho In anion dians hut were ¬ ¬ and underscored tho strong points with red Ink Hazclton was nbandoncd in tho spring of 1813 and thus remained till tho present time ns you hnvo Informed me Gald Mr Campbell bowing to tho governor Tho paper was now passed around tho tablo and when it reached tho au- ¬ thor of this sketch ho read tho follow- ¬ ing tho chief of tho Tho bearer Suelt-Ah-S- o Hazolton Indians I And to bo a thief scoundrel and a liar and Its only fear for his person that keeps him from higher crimes a it i 41 l Jn i w H 1 n t ItonrnT Campbell Factor H 11 Co When tho paper was handed back to tho man from whom it originated the isris vv n - - Spring 2HUlinenj governor said Ill now tell you Mr Campbell how the paper camo into my hands In 1691 V v I m t i I hardly ho worth recording for thcro aro very many instances of white mon passing not only half n century but tho wliolo of their lives among thoiiborlglncs some times ft om choice und sometimes from necessity Hut what refer to Is not n person hut only n common picco of foolscap paper ulth writing upon it and tho strange part of the story con nected therewith I bhould otmllfy that for Its not n story but n fact rind an Incident hard ly paralleled by Helton The paper tlhulcd to vns written nnd given to tho chief of tho Skccna Ulver I milium by an ofileer of tho Hud cons Hay company In IB IS and was re- ¬ turned to the man that wioto it ex ¬ actly fifty j cars after by tho present governor of tho Hudsons Iay coin pany at the Intlsor hotel In tho city of Montreal I I was at a banrjuat given to tho ns wmbled ofllccr of the company ho hud met in Montreal for tho holding of tho usual early council und Mr Campbell the wi Iter of tho paper alluded to was nu Invited guest Mr Camp- ¬ bell had long slnco retired from active bervlec and had made his homo for his iK ollfing years near tho beautiful city of Victoria Vancouvers Island nnd ho was then during the last day of tho council passing through Monti cat on his way homo from Scotland where ho had paid as ho said hfs last visit to his unlive Ltnd Some of those assembled nt tho gen ¬ erous board of tho Windsor ho had known as young man Just entering tho sorvloe und now they wcro men past the prime of life borao of them Indeed could bo clashed as old men These as I have iuU ho had known J earn ago filling unimportant positions In the company and now In Montreal ho mot them ns men directing tho po- ¬ litical economy of this vast trading corporation tho oldest commercial body In tho world for In this good year of our Lord ISO- - It had had its trading ramifications in csistenco for two hun ¬ dred nnd twenty two years Its estab- ¬ lishments arc to bo found from tlio Labrador In tho east to tho Pacific In tho west und from tho rivers falling Into tho St Lawrcnco on tho south to far up within tho arctlo clrclo in tho north Mr Campbell told us that evening over thu wine many strango romauccs I say of his first coming to Canada strange because It appears so to us ndwadays when wo rtro used to seeing largo ocertn steamers landing their passengers at our docks and tho transcontinental rallwuy trains that carry us to tho Pacific with such comfoitand ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ it so it would Gents Furnisblngs AND SHOES All Departments will lie full and complete in a few days l - I rQocciiXgjIjSylSii HE WAS HANDED THE TW1CK AAVKEK ST LOUIS CrfKPUULIC will be sent FIHE FOR ONE YEAR to any person sending beforo January 31 1895 a club of three NEW voarly subscribers uilhSi to nay forstftne Already the clans are gathering for tbo fray In 189O nnd 1895 will be full ot Interesting everts The skirmish lines will bo thrown SUBSCRIBE out the maneuvering done and tho plana of campaign arranged for the grcatcontest AT ONCE in 90 The remaining short tension ot the Demo cratlc Congress to be followed shortly by a Republican Congress with n Democrat in the Presidential chair will be productive of ADDRESS events ot incalculable Interest S T X KT 1J TT I3 In tact mote political history will bo con- ¬ structed during 1895 than in any ear since EARLINGTON KY the foundation ot the Government nnd n man without a newspaper will be like n useless lump In the movements of ptibllf MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH SWAPPING STUPIDITIES Service Sabbtrti at 11 a m and 7 p m Sun opinion A Short ScBtlmi uf Home baciliarlno Bo You can gel three new sutscribers for day school at g y a m W W KosiVr pastor clet SwrlU The Republic by a few minutes effort Rc Lets tell tho stupidest thing we member In The Republic subscribers llTdMiOHPilir twice a- - week for tho ever did In our lives suggested a so get a paper price ot a weekly only Jt 00 ear Try it ciety girl ono of n group sipping AT ONCE and see how easily It can bo chocolate in a confectionery storo CHTISTIAN CHURCH Pleaching third and fourth Sunday Put It In thoircseut tense said at done It ou wish a package of samplo imjo a m and 8 00 p m by Rr S P Fowler copies wrilo for them Cut this adcr tho girl with tho sldo combs In her Communion service erery Sunday at 10 to a m I rcgulnrlyllght my alcohol Irayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 0 Itsemenl anil senuwltu jour oruer bangs Address THE ST IOUIS REIUIIMC light with tho greatest trouble and St Louts Mot DArTIST CHURCH I MEND Those who depend large- ¬ ly if not altogether upon a neighbor for his local paper often miss much of that respect and love a country editor has for his readers those readers of whom he renders an ac count not those who arc constantly taking advantage of him by borrowing his paper instead of becoming a bona fide subscriber THE ST LOUIS REPUBLIC FREE Special Offer to Readers of This Paper- A GREAT METROPOLITAN NOW PAPER IS INDlSrENSIIILB ¬ when I13i IKS TArER Rr p tho icopening of the Skccna country and after due consideration It uns decided to do so Mr McFor Iain of Ureal Slave lake fame was hit upon as tho most likely man to maka a success and ho received orders by spe ¬ cial courier to rcpuir to W Innipeg for Mr Mclarlaln received in- ¬ ordorb structions to mako Victoria lih baco of supplies and as looit as fitted out to proceed to lla elton with as little de lay us posslblj Shortly after his arrival thcro he wns handed by an Indian tho papor 1 huo had tho pleasure of ictumlng to you It was Incased In a cocr of thin birch bark and this rgaln Mas inside of a musquash bkin with the hair In side no doubt for tho better preserva tion of this sacred and valuable paper Tho young chief Laid he when quite a boy had been shown thla paper by his father and tho old man had told him when he his father wns dead nnd gone he was to tiko care of it and should ever whlto men coma Into tho country again he was to iarry tho paper to tlio head of tho p rty and tlvj it to him nnd tmt tlu wilting would tell from the last tinders hand what a great and good chief hi father had been Mr McFarlsin told tho youth that as tho post had now been rebuilt nnd tho papor given to him everything had been done as his father wonll have wished and thai llaefoicxtl e paper was of no further uao or value Tho young chief sou of bin Illustrious father v as therefore dismissed with a small present of tobacco tobacco be- ¬ ing given nt tho commencement Rud ending of ull intorvluvvh of Importance with Indians Tho hour being cither on tho ono or two btroko tho governor suggested another glasi bofoio breaking up our pleasant evening Thero wore four teen of us commissioned officers ut that dinner speed The day following Mputrcal knew Ho spoko of his passago from Quebec to Montreal on n steamboat of Mich us not wen era on our way each to limited power that oxen had to tow her his respective charge cast north and up the St Marys current to tho post west Poor old Mr Campbell stood lit tho Ho had then embarked in canoes of manned by Iroquois that took thrco rotunda us the Windsor und shook heartily by tho hand us wo mouths to reach Fort Harry where tho each of loft for our trains city of Winnipeg now stands Grand old gentleman Ho was then Truly this was a man of tho past I believe Is Our governor at this juncture drew ninety years of ago and a folded paper from ills pocket and still living In his beautiful homo Long may ho enjoy It and Its surroundings addressing tho old guntloman bald It Is tho hard and well earned rest Mr Campbell perhaps you are not an are that at tho commencement of wo are ono and nil working nnd sav last year tho company decided to re ¬ ing for Homo few attain It while open tho SUcciuv Ulver district and many dlq in harness under the old II sent Mr McFurlaln to muko his head II Aug Martin Hunter In N Y quarters ut Iluloton Mr MuFarlaln Ledger t liortly after reaching thcto received Not 1ropevly Kqulpped tho papor I hold In my hand from tho Uroncho UIU What ycr talkln about jouug chief and bent it to mo as a makln this yar territory a statu fer curiosity As It wus written by you mako no stnto of it yot almost to a day half a century ago I Ycr cant tulnt ready consider I cannot do better than to reAlknll AI Why nlnt It yo galoot turn It to your own hands Ilroncho Hill Why aint it yo long ho leaned across tho table With that cared Jack rabbit Whcro ycr goln tor nnd presented It to tho old factor with got ycr United States senators Ther uk riisiNTfn it io iiik oiii factoh aint a mau in tho hull territory rich a bow accompanied by a most pleas- enough tor buy a ten acro lot covered with pebbles Puclc ant smile Mr Campbells hand lslbly trembled Arouatomcd to Carrluc as ho took the mysterious paper from Old Lady Why do you call your tho governors huud but unfolding tho carrlago when you aro going such a document a smile of umiiscd expression short distance lit up his noblo old brow Miss Uppertou It Is unnecessary Tho governor haw ho recognized his perhaps but I novor think of walking handwriting and that tho purport of Wo have always had a canlagoyou tho paper camo back freshly to his know memory Your Old Lady Yes I remember ho continued ad grandfather kopt his carrlago too Ho Mr Campbell dressing the old man I consider that peddled milk from U N Y Wcoklv that pajier should bo passed around tho tablo as a guide to tho gontlomon At tho Theater now my guests In caw they aro aver Bho vroro a high hat to tho play called upon to Issue a blmllar ono un Tho man uoblnd her satdl dorftlmllarclrcumstanceii Hut first of It olton happens Just this way all as a preface plcusa glvu us tho Im beaten by a bead lhllaiteipbla Inquirer ttorv of vour rcbldenco at Huzloton vocated ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that is last year tho board or rather I should cay nt tho council held at Norway house my udvitcrs ad ¬ FIRESIDE FRAGMENTS loo Poultice Enclose chopped Ice between layers of bran In a muslin bag Tho rubber lec bag Is preferable as thcro is no danger of wetting the clothes Good Housekeeping Cream Biscuits Ono pint of sour cream two eggs not beaten ono tea- ¬ spoon of soda flour enough to mako a stiff batter Drop in a tablespoon of the mixture on a greased pan Itake in a quick oven Housekeeper Lemon or Vanilla Cookies Two cups sugar ono oup cottolene three fourths cup sweet milk two eggs flvo cups of flour two teaspoonfuls of bak ¬ ing powder and a little salt which must bo sifted into tho flour Mix all together and add lemon or vanilla flavor¬ ing to taste Koll very thin and bako quickly Farm Field and Fireside Roast Partridge Lard them well with fat pork tio the legs down to tho rump leaving tho feet on whllo cook- ¬ ing baste them well with butter They require twenty flvo or thirty minutes to cook To mako a gravy put the drippings into a saucopan with a piece of butter about the slzo of an egg nnd n little flour and hot water Lot it boll up once Farmers Voice Simmer one Tripe ond Onions pound of dressed trips cut into square pieces in ono pint of milk and half a pint of water for about two hours or until tendor Thicken tho milk boll it for a few moments add half a pound of onions balled tender and chopped finely Lot all cook together for about a quar ter of an hour add good seasoning of peppor and 6alt and servo very hot Plain boiled potatoes and boiled grcons go best with this dish Those who do not liko onions may simmer trlpo In a nlco brown gravy and sorvo jvlth grated chceso handed separately ¬ ¬ AN INDIAN Homo of tho Dangers FOREST of Ita Tangled Iloiiths She Wanted to Iluow Tho now servant girl canto to her mistress crying and holding on to her Anger of ono of tho forks Into my hand and If its plated ware Ill get Still nights bring out tho brilliant fireflies in swarms but the radiance Is such as that of sparkling gems and glvos no guidanco to the wayfarer So that unless thcro Is a bright moon no march can bo mado in tho forest Even then it is dangerous for snakes aro numorous and the tribosmon whon suspecting the approach of an enemy protect such paths as thcro aro with sharp bamboo stakes concealed in tho grass and capable of penetrating tho foot Then briars and roots often Ho across tho way and causo the traveler frequently to trip So that the best thing to do when overtaken by night¬ fall U to make a rudo shelter of branches roofed with plantain leaves with a floor of dry elephant grass or rushes put out tho Are as soon as cook- ¬ ing la done tako off your damp clothes roll yourself in your blankot tuck your revolver beneath such pillow as you have and go to sleep Tho merry little Ghoorka orderly will boll a tin of soup and stow a piece of the mahsecr for his master clean and load tho rifles oil tho boots dry the clothes over tho Are then cook his own chupattl or girdle cake of brown flour and having duly disposed of it make himself snug in his own Impro¬ vised shelter For a tlmo overythlng is still but wild animals aro on tho move a hyona circles round the camp attracted by the smell of cooked vict- ¬ uals and tho refuso of tho Ash Ho makes a hurrlod natch at what ho can and retreats Into the thicket Tho flap of tho largo wings of tho vampire bats is frequently heard ns they cluster on tho branches in search of wild fruits There is the bark of tho sambur as ho calls together tho herd cropping Leeds Morcury tho leaves In the young treo jungle and Ramaquln Which you may call shrouded in tho grass in watting for chocso toast if you dont like a fine his coming is his fclino enemy vlslblo name Cut a slice lengthwise of tho oniy by two bright emerald oyes The loaf from Vienna or good bakers brca hum of a thousand small flics blends It should be fully half an Inch thick with tho murmur of tho river aud the llutter a pudding dish In which it will rustlo ot tho leaves ns they aro gently fit if possible Heat two eggs with a Btirred by tho night brccc and com- ¬ cup of rich milk and a good pinch of bine to lull tho traveler to sleep Gen- ¬ salt Pour this over tho bread and let tlemans Magazine n it stand until absorbed If unv reVery Simple mains drain it off Dissolve in u little I dont see what birds build nests swoot cream onough gool chcoso to for said Willie covor tho bread to Its own thlotnoss To sleep in said his mother Dust both bread and cheese with cay Hold retorted Willie Why dont enne popper lirown In n hot oven both nt top and bottom Country tlou they Just Ho down on their own feath3 Uarpors liazur ers tlcmnn Ilvlug ISvldeuce Sweet Potatoes Cut cold bollod sweet potatoes Into blxths lengthwise Wifo Tho cook says sho never wns Season then with salt nnd putting with a family that lived any better them Into tho fryiiig baiiket cook In than wo do fat for flvo minutes Tilts Is 0110 of tho Husband Yes Tho policeman on most delicious ways for cooking sweet tho comer has gained twenty pounds potatoes For eight crotpiuttes usu slnco sho came Life enpugh bollod sweet potatoes to make Tact wins whoro great gifts with ¬ u pint when inashod half a cup of hot out it would fall flat Hams Horn milk two generous tablospooufuls of From II11111I to JUuuth butter one teuspoonful of unit two eggs and some crumbs for broidlrrg I kled hor hand my heart wu all avion I htisod her mouth know all tho sncoU know When tho potatoes have boon unshed I married horl Thus futo O001 favors smooth and light boat Into them tho Tor slnco that hour from hand toelvo mouth vro live hot milk und then tho salt un butter Ilrooldyn Lire Next boat 0110 ugg until light mid butt this Into mixture which should iiowlwi Thought It Win Sinolcn iliapod IntocroquettcK lluut thu second Why mamma aald Willio as ho egg In d soup pluto Cover tlfu cn wont out into tho cold nnd could sco his qucttos with this egg and roJk Uuiu own breath glvo 1110 u glass of water in thu broad ci uiubs Fry In fut till quick I must bo on flro Instdo they turn a rich brown Horvoutonce Ilarperd Young People Pralrlo 1urmor Why Ho oucod llirty Chicago Mother Dear mo Augustus Hucon That man Illack who plays tho heavy villain in tho new diama what makes your fuco no dirty Her Son Ivo been playing In tho must have a wonderful constitution Llfo snow Kgbort Why Ilaoon IIoBmokoi an ontlro box of A Blinder Iofutod clgarottcs in tho first net and doesnt die t Wifo who la very homely You novor YonUers Statesman until tho lust act ltd a kindly thing In your life Sareastlo Husband Whatl Not even tivr Proprieties Mro McStlngcr mudo u haaty 6oeond when I married you Texas Slftlngti man logo to n fiddler Bho was asked Ihoreii thu Uubl togiaco a purty nt which ho was to rua man iho ilnm ns r iluy ilaya play and Indignantly replied U happy - uofuy say Mo tanco mid inoln Chlmmy only Hut how rluul hi niullouo Who Juki cant Kit imay JJgo six weeks tcud 1 ¬ ¬ 1 Whats tho matter tho house asked the lady I stuck lockjaw Dont bo alarmed said tho lady all my silver Is genuine I dont keep any plated ware Next morning tho servant girl nnd tho silver wcro both missing Tom many Times Thero Are Many of lllm At lost sho had rebelled Mildly They tell mo you lead a double life1 Bho said looking straight into tho eyes of the confused man before her Mo ho gasped Yes you I hear that when you aro away from homo you aro U3 pleasant and good natured n man as can bo Indianapolis Jour- ¬ found anywhere nal After Hiawatha With his akin bo made htm mittens Mado thorn with tho fur sldo Inftldo Mado them with the skin sldo outside lie to get tho warm sldo Insldo Put the cold sldo skin clde outside Put tho warm sldo ur side tnstdo Teats vhy bo put tbo fur sldo Inside Wby bo put ths ur Btdo laddo Why bo put tho skin sldo outside Why bo turned them tnstdo outstdo SHE WAS AN AltTIST Ho hilled tho noblo Majudltlsr Thats nothing said the girl with I her hair parted In n straight line used to make afternoon tea for mom mcr but every tlmo I lit tho spirit lamp I set flro to tho lace draperies in tho alcove and called out tho flro de-¬ partment How awfully swell tald tho girl Now my forto Is In tho picture hat falling down stairs I never visit any ¬ where w ithout gotting up an excite ¬ ment of that kind I Just forget about my unfortunato habit and Instead of clinging to tho balustrades tumble dow n in n heap Girls your experience isnt a clr cumstnnco to mine said tho blond bud holding her spoon in the air You know that dear Persimmons boy Just homo from Kuropo lots of money lisps nnd wears glasses Well didnt he go homo with mo tho other night from tho Smith function and when ho left mc ut the door ho had my fan in his pocket and forgot to glvo it to mo You never asked him for It I Oirls I did Wasnt it awful lost tho opportunity of my life That ended tho session of tho dear stupids for that day Detroit Froo Press 1 tel a guest says to tho waitress Miss nre you sure that this is wild duck that vouve glvcnmo Well I should thinh it was Wild If you could a seen us chasln that duck moren forty times round tho burn jnrd fore wo kotched It I guess youd believe twas wild Youths Companion Wild Enough At tho dinner tablo In a country Preaching first flame shut a drawer Immediately be ¬ and evening eyery Rer and third Sunday morning by Wyndes Prayer meeting low It nnd whlfll out alio goes Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun day morning at 9 M i havo coaxed It Into a blue E CHURCH SOUTH PATENTS J R LITTELL Trade Mar Oppeslt Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening by T C Peter Prayer wetting Thursday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning t 5 oq oclock CUMOKRLANO rRKSRVTRRIAN Attorney and Counsellor in Patent Preaching every Sabbath at 11 7J0 m by W A Provine Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock rRESUVTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH 1 m and and Copyright Csasc Pattnt Office Sunday school every Sunday morning at 0 15 for information Poeachlng every Iblid Snnday afternoon at 4 Patents Caveats rclock ooge Directory E W TURNER LODGE No Jl F A U Staled meetings the brst and In each month at 7io p m Transient brethren cordially Invited F U ARNOLD W U to attend Cms Cowell Secretary VifC third Saturdays kA sr A American and Foreign and all business arising under the patent laws promptly and care fully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt ot model or sketch of In oantlon I advise as to patentability with Mention this paper vet charge O Wdt lniinf5jtotn 3D Write Over twelve ycavs experience ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 1 O O V Meet everyTueday night tSBMK atyjop to Visiting brethren ceo dial invited to attend PIERCE MEYERS N G C II IIunT Secretary EARLINGTON COMMANDERV No 513 UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CRObS meets Second and Fourth Saturday nlehta each month A cordial invittaioo is eitcnded vlslilng Sir Knignts an laie J B WYATT N C THOS N BLACK KotR VICTORIA LODGE No 8 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meet every Monday night In the Masonic building All member of the order are ordtally invited to attend CHAS COWELL C C W F Buaa K ot R and S HOPKINS LODGE No fit A O U W meeti evety innrtaay evening at 730 oclock p in Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend S E Stivins U W Bin Mrias Recorder tSStSH Cfiesaptako Ohio and Southwestern R aAXI 1313 ST BCTWCtli IINIS ho- ¬ LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS rnoM CINCINNATI also AND TO AND EVANSVILLE -- f y c mm IPS ttiiura hid otnuto tar Mrs Zugglcton Tho Portuguese hnvo a proverb that no mau can bo a good husband who docs not cat a good breakfast Mr Zuggleton -- Well Just sco what a I laiht bo If you were pood hu onlv a tro xl fjjr Ilrooklyn Haglo Do not purchase a TlcVet AST SOUTH OR WEST NORTH Until you tuive consulted u Agent of the bi Official Directory State uovernor John Young Brown Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Atford Secretary ol State John W lieadley Assistant Secretary ot State Edward O Leigh Private Secretary to Governor Arch D Brown Attorney General W Heodrick Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ ter Thompson Register Land OIHce Green B Swango Insurance Commissioner Henry F Duncan Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adjutant General P II Rirhardscn Supt Arsenal Capt David OConnril State Inspector of Public Trusts V II Gard- ¬ ner Commissioner of Agriculture Nich McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W S Pryor Judges S B Toney IRGrace T II Paynler i D Gutty J If Haselrlgg I B Lewis neporier li w nines t tierK Court An Reals A Adams Deputy Clerk Court Appeals L Green Wood Longmoor Jrt Sergeant G T 0 II Hill nt WVV14UH Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Barbour Judge W II YostIrJo Barbour J II Brent Librarian Mrs Mary Brown Day Inspector of Mine C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Cbas B Poynti Urey Woodson CO 01TN BCHOLS OCN S MOK WRR lQUirMtNT LYNCH OtN PA83 AOT UM1TUD TRAIN8f rUUMAN DUIIRT SLHKPKR3 JIODKRK T D TAKERS 1 IBUGREVg LOUISVIUC KY OSiTlENT Chlmmoy Say Maggie youro a wonder when it comes to cooking you oughtcu tor bo wasten ycr accomplish- ¬ ments here for tho way you kin cook fancy dishes lllco liver and bacon Is a perfect dream Truth And so you havo accepted Harryl And you always laughed at Nellie I tho Idoa of marrying him know It Hut when ho pioposed I wus all taken aback and I exclaimed Do And ho said you tako ine for a fool No I want you for mysolf It bo astonished mo that ho should say any thing so bright that I snld Yes bo fore I knew what was doing Hoston Hollo ¬ CURES NOTHING A SURE BUT PILES BEST RCKJZDYfor PILES it tiorn if a 1WID vnniSTH ST LOtJIJ C ruiuiitr h and CERTAIN CURE known foiHJyocro as tho j CHICAGQiW ssKSyv vs flwrji CO tiu mvffl 7Tnn lf lV BuwiLUQ Im3 I 5Iiu cI CATHOLIC CHURCH Directory OP TUB IMMACULATE BLBBlfflE To vwttmjnjJ man anil lermon Kosarylnslrucllon ami benediction at 10 00 a in jo p m every Sunday A M Coenan pallor Ilrit matt CONCEPTION 8 00 a m laeonil County Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratt Cominonweallha Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Court Jno G II Hall County Attorney Koy Salmon County Clerk VV II Arnold Shorllt Will Thomson Jailor S 1 Olfull Superintendent ef Schools Titos II Smith Coroner Jno II Booth UAaiSTAT The North ItASHVILirU Transcript A CHRISTIAN CHURCH lluth Mo woman who has had troublo with postage stamps that ould not stick has shown herself a woman of resources by sow Ing tho refractory bits pf papor on to tho onvolopes with good strong knitting cotton Kuropo derived Its nume from tho Greek language tlio o4Jiul word sig ¬ nifying broad faco of tho earth Egypt to tho Hebrews mid over cinco was tho land of tho oppression Iter Unlucky aionth Mr What month Is It In which His unlucky to bo married Mrs Great Scottl whatn poor mciri ory you havo my dear Wo wcro married in Juno Life ¬ Servlcea regularly hold morning and evening avory lirilaml Third Sunday In each month Young Mnna Prayer meeting lueiday niglil Kcgular Prayer meeting Thursday night bun day ichool at 9 jo a m J W I1GON 1ailor MISSIONARY UAITIST CHURCH ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and Service second Saturday evening and Sunday Irayer meeting Monday night each month Sunday chool at 9 jo a m 11 b liiUrrdi Pastor GENEKAI llAlTlST CHURCH Services regularly held nt Assembly II til every second battiritay night Sunday morning and bun day night In each month J A llurdcn Iaslor n CHURCH Services first Sunday each month Sunday A J HBNNKTT Pastor ichool at J 00 p in M M E First District Henry Shaw becond Distalct O J Fatnswortli Third DIslrlct J C Bacon Fourth Dlstrlct T I Jones Fifth nlalilci il FPotter Hlilh District W II Cato W NASHVILLE rwe IMITED Oorvlcfl with -- V only lullman Veatibuled Train ALA BELLE JARDINIERE 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