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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v r I rtrfMkV lit p V - T- - iUfcAk iiJjMi av - s v Jvtl r W V- - A SIXTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 11 1895 NO 10 3TT i A BERNARD QQAL Miners and Shippers of fccXAJU Eeir-lii-agftor- UNCQrtPOnATED COMPANY m rx w AND COKE Ky 1 M Ooraoareil OfTicc BareixTiolTL Manager M CARROLL 337 Union Street Nashville S Tonn WholeBQle A gjerxtO R G ROUSE Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager II NEWBOLD Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky 34a W Main Street Louisville Ky Building St Louis Mo W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo 111 WICKHAM Houser J HESSER ft Officer iV A S 327 Upper Second St FORD Manager Evansville Ind Keep a Sharp Lookout for Fresh Itemsf Interest to the Retail COAL and CQKE TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space PITHY PARAGRAPHS THE OLD FASHIONED FIREPLACE How dear to my baart are tha dajra ol taj childhood When there were no gai tloves to route maoa Ira When the hickory liacklog btonlit In from thawlldwood Giro out the bright heat rom the old aihloned Bret How It crackled and iparklad and fluttered and brlchiened How nice It all acerai when ita put Into rhymel Yei to tell the plain truth to our youth untnllfhlaned Yoo coulJnt warm more than ono aide at a lima Ah the old faihloned fireplace the roaring old Breplacel How brlhtljrlt glowed with III ipaikte and ablnet I low It warmed up our iblni to a point of real torture While the cold winter breeiei played tag on our apine lndlanapolla Journal -- BL fiJ IfT r St Bernard Coal Company INCORPORATED SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING The question of the thermal value of different fuels is treated in a practical and satisfactory manner in an article byE P Reichelm in the American Machinist Taking as a common ground for comparison the theoretical number of heat units in equal weights of various fuels and deducting the average loss by draught and other wastes he calculates the cost of the net availabl0 heat units according to the average price of the fuels considered and tabulates the results A ton of coal of 3000 pounds contains about 38000000 heat units or 14000 in each pound Under ordinary conditions the loss by draught radiation and the healing of surplus space Is esti ¬ mated a 80 per cent or 32400000 heat units per ton This leaves available for actual work jOooooo heat units and assuming the cost per ton of coal to be 4 the cost of 1000000 heat Units woulbbe 73 cents tion consumption and price of coal at the mines in the United States Great Britain Germany France Belgium and Austria Hungary affords a very interesting study ot the relation of over and nnder production to prices From this it appears that France last year lacked over 9000 000 tons of production in relation to the demand and that the price of coal at the mines generally was about 343 per ton for very inferior grades of bituminous coal In Belgium where there are large coal deposits coal prices were consid ¬ erably lower being only t8a In Great Britain and Ireland we discover that coal there reached the point of 150 a ton on an average in spite of an estimated surplus of over 40000000 tons Those acquainted with the ins and outs of the coal industry will readily recognize the fact that the surplus amount of coal which we hold in stock is very greatly less than this and that our prices ara yet on an average much lower The fact of the matter is that England cultivates the foreign trade while we have not sought to en ¬ ter the foreign market in any great degree for the disposition of our wonderful and practically unlimited resources which we possess In fuels Tho development ot a merchant marine the building up of a foreign trade will mean the exportation of great quantities of American coal and coke We are in a position to command lo a great degree the markets of the world and it is only a question of time before we shall figure as the prominent and supreme factor in this respect A table recently published giving the produc- ka cMlfa rhurw rZ lV be Coal Trada Journal In speaking of tho rating of certain small dealers calls alltentlon to the condition of many of the small frylntbo re tall Coal trade on the West and slates this con ¬ dition as almost pliable both as regards money and education In this connection It also states the universal truth that one very potent phase of this subject Is the too constant drumming of the trade by And ends with Ooe small dealer wholesalers whose business would probably be refused by manydealersln New York wrote You sea the drummers come to see me every day and I have a basketful of personally dictated letters offering When I get mo coal at the bottom prices ready to buy Ill pick out the lowest one and give Would it him the order for my winter supply not bo better for the lowest bidder It be did not gel the order cultivate Wo say to the Western wholesalers learn to say thats a little more Independence our price it you dont like It it you can go etc 1 eoKe Made from Photograph of Mining Machine at work cutting No 9 Coal in the Earlington Mine jfe ft 8f 31 V ¬ Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET j i by the Hocking Valley operator and the Sunday Creek operators are put on a different basis than the old Hocking Fuel Co in last year The Hock ing Fuel Co was purely a collecting and selling company It had nothing to do with the amount of tonnage to be mined by each company or mine owner The companies organlied this year ap portion the tonnage and buy it outright and then place orders and collect for themselves not for tho mine ovtnrn as last years company did The coal selling companies organised V - ¬ ¬ Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you canet CRUSHED COKEforamuch less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price St--BERNA- Srushed Soke for Base Burners and Furnages ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY by h I hs A of which the best thing ever said is that it deed far off into the west to accept a situ elated his wishes Tbis was his native doesnt bother with religion or politics ation obtained under the influence of a town Ugly habits brought To Julie there was no need that his name Young Mr Thompson may have been boon companion urged to this under tho delusion that he more bad results and thus the years went should be given even though the ministers on Home and Julie bad become a belon hair was as white as his surplice and was saying something very humorous HOW ged memory But Julie herself kept on in twenty five years had passed since she had second hand though he knew it to be big He bad barely uttered the words when her devotion to the little chapel and with seen that face She knew that her BY WILL L VISSCIIB be caught a look from Julie that made him Joe beside it in her heart while the hunted brother John would never again rally her He bad arisen feel just as if be bad struck her a violent look In her eyes became more and more long lost sweetheart MICOU stood with bis back to JOHN fireplace in the living room first blow in the face with his clenched frequent and she grew to bo the little old CRADLE OF INDIAN BABIES fist It was the same look of the maid that she was always expecting that on one foot and then on the other toasting When you go through an Indian camp hunted fawn that has been mentioned Joe would come some day and then dear the soles of his heavy boots He bad just before in tbis true tale He was heartily old big brother John would quit joking you can see red and green sacks standing come in from work of repairing the broken JATI0NAL GUARD circles ashamed of it but did not go to Julie with her about the lost sweetheart ot way back against the sides of the trees carried on places in the worm fences on the tittle have found this season one of the backs of little girls by means of a humble apologies and contritely beg her yonder bluo grass farm which he bad Inherited cul- ¬ Strangely things sometimes happen to blanket which is fastened at tho waist remarkable brilliancy but the which pardon as he should have done and on which stood the log bouse in minating point was reached last inwith a broad leather belt or being rocked he bad ruado his first appearance on earth When the work In the church was com- ¬ change the whole course of life For A plain common every day to and fro by the wind in the boughs ot night when Major General Nelson fifty odd years before pleted Julie accompanied a school time stance A Miles of the United States Army friend and chum to her borne In the village printer who bad just returned to bis side cottonwood trees Near by that Is to say within a mila or 1861 Sometimes if the camp is going on a and remained until time for services the of the country after the great war of so from Chinquapin bill stood the ancient reviewed the 7th regiment in its for following day Easter Sunday Then she 6 seeking employment in the black art long journey in search of game or village of Ferley whose spires and other armory The regiment never made water or to escape a war party two of highest objects could be seen in almost way went home with the others in the family that he bad abandoned four years before The public to become a soldier was in a steamboat these sacks are fastened together by stout a better appearance any kind of weather from the altitude of milksop bad been born in carriage to Chinquapin Hilt I wish that explosion and came down on bis head from straps and swung over the back ot a pony seemed to know what was in store ohn the farmhouse Belochistan and never left borne Sometimes when things start the wrong bis blowing up striking in such a way that one dangling on each side like the baskets forit filled every inch of available Jacques and Louise MIcou the founders MIcou remarked to himself as bo contem ¬ way It seems that the track is lubricated to his bumps of But as a rule the humor and pathos that lie on a pack mule space ot the American Micou family had long plated the bald bead ot one of the brass facilitate swiftness so close together were so developed when horses are left for the men and boys to ago gone to the last rest and their children andirons It bad been arranged that joe Thomp- ¬ be picked himself out of a swath of dead ride and the papooses are either carried On the reviewing stand with The MIcons had descended from Hug son was to go to a distant city in due people lying on the river bank that he got by the girls or packed away on a travoise were out In the world prosperous people Miles were Colonels General beads ot families who still spoke ot Chin nenot stock that had originally settled in lime to take a place in business with a ten thousand dollars damages became a which is the only wagon the Indians have Hughes Sautell Byrne Barr as home and who with their North Carolina and Eplscopaliantsm had maternal uncle who was tho bead ot a quapin hill newspaper proprietor and became rich and and you will think it a very poor kind of a Julies re great manufacturing children frequently came to the old place been their Inherited religion Volknar and Carey and Captains A famous from its writings and it all establishment wagon when you hear how it Is made for summering a few at a time or many tlglon was second nature to her Indeed contingency bad arisen In the establish- ¬ The larger travoises are made of two Huggins Maas and Michlcr of Joseph Thompson was one day borne of them as circumstances were and It was it was almost first nature it I may be ment that made it necessary for bim to cottonwood branches and the smaller ones the United States Army and the always a haven when a haven was needed allowed the term Joseph Thompson and start on the Monday morning succeeding from the scene of western saloon brawl of stout willow sticks The poles are Brigadier General Emmons Clark MIcou bad been sweethearts from Easter Sunday in obedience fo a sudden wounded and unconscious to a hospital crossed Of the sons and daughters of Jacques Julie about a quarter of the distance It happened to be an Episcopal institution ot the message In one of the balconies sat Gov- ¬ and Louise there were two however who their childhood and this association to which he was carried and it was more from the small ends and held in place with ernor Werts of New Jersey with two liad grown to be a settled and accepted had never left Chinquapin hill except on On his way In the early morning to strong cords of buffalo sinew a foot or so liken home than a hospital social or business visits They were John tact in the two families who were as close the village where he was to take passage below the joining a mat is fastened reach Major General Joseph W Plume He bad a long and hard tussle and and Julie John you have already met as adjoining farms and two generations of Joe called at Chinquapin Hill to say ing from one to the other and firm enough General Burt W Spencer Colonel good by and also let us hope to apolo wrestle for life but he came out of it at to carry heavy burdens Ho was the youngest son of the family and Intimacy could make them and yet the The frame of the A R Kuser Colonel J S II of Chinquapin bill and he bad Thompsons were Methodists gize to Julie tor his almost brutal words of last subdued refined as by fire changed mat is one long willow twig which has the master Clark and Colonel Charles A Ster altogether for the better His native in There came an Easter season just about the Saturday before a glorious family of boys and girls about to be twisted in shape whilo it is wet was ill and nqt knowing that he telligence assumed a stronger sway than it and the mat is just a mesh of simply woven ling of his staff and Colonel C F a dozen In all and Mrs John was yet a the time when Joe and Julie were at the Julie handsome white haired quiet and happy portals ot manhood and womanhood in was going so far away so suddenly did not bad ever gained before and his heart turned leather straps Loutrell and II P Perrine of the to better things to home and Julio and maidens ot the see bim which Julia with other matron of fifty The It is a strange sight to see a camp packed New Jersey National Guard religion During bis long convalescence before Love is exceedingly sensitive and is Julie was the old maid ol the family church for two or three days and ready to take up the line ot march Essex Troop occupied another part In construction mountains he had thenlmost continual companionship Easter Sundoy was busily and devoutly tly-powerful She was trim and neat demure and forty one in single file they start away of the gallery in full uniform as of the young rector who bad chargo of the Ono by odd sweet faced and sweet mannered be dressing adorning and decorating the from mole hills tho men and boys over 13 on horseback Joe fitted himself easily Joseph Thompson as he pursued bis hospital chapel especial walls chancel and pulpit ot the old chapel loved by the entire tribe and the leading the way then the women and dogs the guests of tho forth company He had love and bull of her almost brawny yet In the village for the approaching festival way ruminating upon the subject con- ¬ for confirmation in the church and last ot all The Troop was represented by dragging the travoises There were some young men in the lit- - cluded of course that Julie was angry learned its catechism creed litany and girls with papooses on their backs and sixty men and Caption He rallied her about tender brother John James B her old maid ways but frequently hugged tlo church with the girls helping them with him when Indeed she bid never general services when a boy for Julies little half naked boys running along In a Fleming Frederick Lieutenant her like a bear when he came In his way about the heavier part of their pleasant been angry In her lite though truth to tell sake he studied for orders was ordained jog trot breaking lino every now and then K and always released her with a gentle and congenial tasks and In the chatter she was still suffering from the blow he as a minister and was given charge of a to throw their balls or rob a birds nest Frelinghuyscd and Lieutenant amone the vouna folks there arose some bad given Wayne Parker lie made some poor excuses western parish kiss hidden in the thick prairie grass bantering concerning de for himself to himself but the foundation The time came when he longed to preach halt good natured Late In the afternoon of a soft day An unusual occurrence of the God pity tho faiths One of the other that upheld bim In It all was that he would in the chapel at Perley and it was on the Sam Jones say soft as to the condition of the soil early nominational evening was the first public drill hut in the year of grace 1893 while John glrfs remarked that there was really only smooth matters over if necessary in bis Easter Sunday morning cf 1893 that he man who hasnt anything of the 7th Regiment Bicycle letters and be would see her In the sum did so He arrived unannounced at Per- ¬ money MIcou was toasting the soles of bis boots ooe Christian church the Holy Catholic Yes and God pi ty the Corps Fjftymen tinder tho com- ¬ before the fire as he stood first on one meaning ot course Its Protestant sldeand mer Besides Mr Joseph Thompson felt ley the evening before in this christian land John MIcou bad kept bis promise with man even was joking and that such denominations as Method very much elated somewhat conceited and foot and then on the other be mand of Adjutant Francis G and tho like altogether self satisfied as rural young Julie as be always did with all persons who hasnt any money for he had Julia as usual and upon bis favorite ists Reformers Baptists Langdon in fatigue uniform and were only societies men nearly always do under anything like She had carefully used his carte blanche as well be in slieol with his back theme to prepare for the Easter service the cbapel broke as to not have a supply of blown gaiters with muskets slung insane Impulse Is something to similar circumstances He felt proud The Joe Thompson will be In at Easter across their backs entered the wont he Julie Joes hair must be a sight which nearly all intelligent persons are Indeed to think that the city could not that bad grown to be a church and she the filthy lucre Jackson Tenn wore to church that morning the pretty room amid the applause of the more or less exposed at some time in very well get along without him by this time If he hasnt bad it cut any Blade It transpired that the inexperienced Jos and modest bonnet that John bad set bis spectators and went through a more than be did in those days Maybe some way The inclination to spring A Texas paper is responsible for hes bald That would ba a natural judg from a high place to the depths below to eph fitted the city too well but his uncles heart upon having though it was not prob ¬ of evolutions as Had down ably the best one in the shop as be had tho following There is more scries ment against him You must have hit him throw ones self under a rapidly passing business not closely enough General by General Ordway Tho story is so old that to repeat It would suggested because Julie didnt care for joy in a printing office over one pretty hard lo make him stay away ao long railway train to say a harsh thing at the sinner who pays in advance and Miles was particularly interested wrong time are perhaps aome of the teem 0 be a waste ot time not to speak ot that and him so devoted too It was known by the vestry that there abuses the editor on every occa- ¬ as he is one of the advocates of the its commonptaceness Joes letters were Julie gave a sly little glance at her big more violent phases ot this impulse and something In her eyes that and it was that kind ot an Insano Impulse Just like all such letters for a tlmeand then would be a minister In the nature of a sion than over ninety and nine bicycle for the regular service old brother they fell off just as letters do when young temporary supply for the old rector who church members who tako tho pa ¬ The men broke up in squads and had ha hint of a bunted fawn passed over that led Joe Thompson on that Saturda men from tho country start in the city on was growing feeble It bad beep tho re per and sing its praises and puff seeing it caught her in bis afterBooato say them John dismounted at the four comers of More religion and less ceremony is the pace that kills Joes dismissal from quest ot Rey Joseph Thompson that his the editor but never contribute arms held her up as it she were a child keep him out of the the room mounted again quickly Out that his uncles service brought him a conscious- - name should not be announced until after one cent to and klsd her ttiari sal down with her on good to have In a church all at the command of tho bugle The ywtry appre poor house ot disgrace in the morning services He went Uwbtr cant be aapacted lo the KpJtcepal church I bl Up and said M EASTER STORY HE AROSE I think I would go and hunt him up and slap him over If he were worth the But be isnt and never was trouble and I wish you would quit thinking about bim honey for I know you always are Im worth a ten acre field of such as him and youve got me For answer to this Julie turned her face to her big brothers shoulder and he said nothing more tilt she lifted her tear tinted cheeks and looked away trying to bide the weakness Never mind honey John continued Im going to give you carle blanche to decorate the church for Easter and hows your bonnet Well you shall have the best one In the shop and the prettiest Now run away I know you want to She arose and giving John the tinniest or somewhere in that kiss on the ear neighborhood vanished In her gentle WL and when the performance had lasted about half an hour they fairly flew in columns of two down the hall and out of the main door N Y Tribune Notes 1 ¬ LOST CHILDREN FOUND Francis George the Liverpool bellman is to retire from the service of the city after a public career extending over a period of Co years He was originally a member of the old dock police force It is said that at one time the office of Dr Parkhurst the great New bellman was worth to the person who held York reformer has recently be- ¬ it about 2500 per annum In addition to come an cnthusaistic terrestrial making public proclamations it was part ot the bellmansduty on all civil occasions flyer to walk before the Mayor of Liverpool with a portion ot the regalia J R Russell and M L Stayer It was Mr Georges distinction in that two medical students have ar- ¬ capacity during bis long period ot office to ranged for a trip on bicycles to the walk before 53 Mayors In these later center of South America starting days tho office ot bellman has become on the 18th of April They will practically a sinecure The duties which be had to discharge have become obso- ¬ go from Denver Colo to the City lete and other means ot announcement of Mexico and thence down across have superseded that of the bellman Central America in the hope of Up to the present however to the bell- ¬ reaching Rio Janeiro some time mans house in Greek street are taken lost next year The object of the un- ¬ and strayed children who may be found dertaking is simply for the pleas- ¬ wandering about uncared for In tiio streets ot Liverpool During bis long tenure of ure of making a tour and seeing office Mr George has received from police the most interesting part of the officers at the bellmans house the custody continent while recuperating from of no fewer than 130000 stray children the arduous studies of three years whom he restored to their parents Latterly this was the old bellmans cbief This team will not carry any bag emolument each parent paying 13 cents gage beyond what is necessary for for the recovery of the lost children and comfort and will rely on regular 135 a year was granted to Mr George accommodations until they pass from the corporation New York Adver ¬ into Gautcmala when they will be- ¬ tiser tt tt gin camping ¬ eminen- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The modern Turk has in a quiet way grown prodigiously fond of photography There is now on the market a said a lady who acts as a manageress ot 600 hour incandescent lamp for one ot the greatest photographic establish ¬ The storage battery ments in London I was recently in the bicycles lbs and the whole employment ot a relation at Constantinoused weighs ple and I bad the honor of photographing thing is claimed to be actually some fifty of the wives and daughters of tool proof It is known as tho the present Sultan These ladies are very ordinary ones indeed for the most part Church to what our imagination might ptctureand 1t Graphite is the proper lubricaut all of them are dressed in the latest Pari ¬ that is for for the chain and sprocket It sian fashions the same one photographic purpose All or two of the prevents wear and increases speed Sultans daughters are very beautiful girls and case of driving but care should and have been taught and educated by be exercised to get a pure article Miss Mumtord and other English govern- essess They showed the most childish A Paducah wife who conducts a delight n being photographed a retail grocery business has had I may ssy here that photography U act her husband arrested because he ing as social force In Turkey for a young a purchased eggs for home con- ¬ sumption after market hours pay- ¬ man who wishes to lake to himself a wife¬ no longer trust absolutely to the re ing nine cents per dozen It he need of his port had bought from his wife he would had to do female friends alone as he once for the photograph of the lady have had to pay ten cents per is now shone to bim And the women too dozen The case was presented and Judge Sanders can now without violating the strict in court fined the economical hus ¬ Turkish law in such matters send their prbmptly band 5 and costs Great is Di- ¬ photographs about in order to creato an Philadelphia Tinie be- ¬ impression when tt xf ¬ ¬ ¬ na she ana of Ephesians comes thoroughly married and toBlessed is the man who is not Owensboro Intally emancipated hungry because there is no pie quirer for him Blessed is the msn who Tho saying never tell tales out seeks no office because ho wont of school should not bo taken get it Blessed is the man who is If the stories are about content to be a private citizen literally the effiioncy of tho teachers and or ho has his reward Blessed is principals and the matter gets the man who expects no state or into the papers it will do the county office or he shall not be school a lot of good J disappointed Georgetown New9 ¬ ¬ MaWWMIliBlgiBiHgSWWIgg3Sai fcOG PUBUSHINB COMPANY llcotporsttil ju mriJ tbt ieiiolhei it Btttiitbn it Scond tnitlor SfJllSCUlPriON tit Turf Mdnili SlnlCoplet ii rclmen copies CmnponJcnu Yarsiilcilr jiii Moulin In aJvsnce IIATRS 11 oo S jountv inallrd frre on application wanted In all parti o Ilia AdJrrts us for particulate tvtM - J j KATKS OK ADVERTISING 00 i i Oua squire first Insertion s tfcli subsequent Innertlonlor loni petlqda con nlplay advertisements traeieu lor ai npeciai Local Notices J ccnta per line Marrlanc birth and death notice Inserted free Obituary notlcea will be chartjod j cenli per Una tTAII adertlaemenla ai rcnuUr rates mut lake the run of the paper Ultra position a will lienonlrwhcnarraiiitcd for y apecial con h 11 ii fsct A Idraai all communlcatlona to THU UDE Earllngfoti Ky THURSDAY Ksntuckr APRIL n l8gj hit bttn undar conllnuout Dame critic rult lor man yam II has not nlitn much itlanlton lo Inlernal Imnroumenli nor are Hi tchoola outtlda of It cltlai what thy ought to bt But Iniplla of compirillitlr tmtll eiptndl turn Ihi Slato It out of money and hit i dtflclt Of 700000 on III hands Vaccination is growing to be a popular pabtimc in certain localities in the State What after all if the income tax law should be declared uncon- ¬ If so let it be so de stitutional clared SisirK Cuba aided by yellow hopes to whip Mammy fever Spain To free themselves from bondage is Cubas cause for war Mn Cleveland has been ten dered an invitation to attend a nonpartisan reception by the Commercial bodies of Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ Republicans should and no doubt will not lose sight of the fact that thoy have something to do in order to gain control of the state government None too soon can this fall this good work begin Plans should be laid at once and carried out Idle hututa can acomplish nothing Show the enemy no Organize as they are quarter doing only with more determina Be not too san tion and vim guine Honest efforjtmut be mado to contpier the enemy of Republi Upon the face of can principles the recent election returns nothing nothing at nil is impossible Local clubs should at once form in every County and Magisterial Activity in district in the state rank and file should the Republican manifest itself everywhere To think victory can be won without Be up and doing effort is folly boys and lets inaugurate every man whose name will appear on our state ticket next November True it isfor oaslar to talk it than to do it and tor that very reason we should all talk less and work more for the partys success Democracy in this state is not a corpse by any means although it is struggling to hold its former prestige and to regain the peoples confidence the greatest undertak ing that party has ever attempted Hopkins county is in the state entitled to seventeen delegates in the Republican convention which meets May 29th in Louisville to nomjnatc a state ticket composed of such men for the various offices as are calculated to render the election of the Democratic ticket next fall and forever after an impossibility Kiniulkv not IaocomotiOe UNCLE blasts TITES FIRST TRAIN Such another time I never had Seemed like my lima had cum Could I only git to do udder end My heart beat like er drum At las I dung on to a root Dat wuz stlckin out de grottn To God I asked fer llveranco And dls root keep safe and 101m I gtve one lunge den wilt safe An boss I felt mo free Hut dar wuz no time to tarry Case dat thing wuz nrtf r me Spring IY Is n necessity bcrnuso the tonic of winter air Is gone and milder weather Increased moisture accumulated Impurities In tho blood and debilitated condition ot tho body open the way for that tired feeling nervous troubles nnd other Ills Tho akin mucous membrane aud tho various organs strlvo In nln to rellovo tho im puro current ot life Thoy all Velcomo lMiMstdjLiliwi AtuilMtfe dMltKjjJjitiSmiWfipiicu5rtts ti ¬ ¬ Thwra Comiptttelu Dttguittit -- oil of Dr rlerco Plcasnnt Pcl- nv Jkisk riiiLMrs leU with n sugar ContlnR which surrounds tliclr conrcntrntixl Yeao-a tTTJ ible extract Yirtt do not cct iua Uncle Tltc or Titus Parker a jiatn This mentis mora than com fort Tbo offensive tnito of olli or of bitter local celebrity here ycaring a skin The ldlcta of ebony hue is known as Malindvs pitta to opt to Uwt ingestion help digestion Tlioyro tiny henco easily and has lived here in awiillonxi Theyre onsy In action and after husband uslne tboin you feci utll Instead of UlUous Earlington several years but was nnd Constipated your Blck Hcadncho Dlul born nnd bred in slave time in now and Indigestion aro gone Jood nattiro lielones to an nrtlvo liver J lr- - Todd County It was there on Lv to a mot bid liver Tako rlcasant Uncle The lcllcti that you itmy cultUnto good nature the old plantation liniiniiias and health saw his first train propelled by Theyre the chonjxst tll you can buy be cause fiKiraiirVrri to plvo tatUfactlon or steam your money la returned II wall tumtlme In November An wuz gittin kinder cool Its n jwrmnncut cure Hint you got with Dr Sngos Catarrh Remedy Tho makers De btuo birds dey did itcp erbout offer tiJ0 reward for an incurablo case An do Chilians went to school TO ed n i ne JRiDans Tabules BtPANS TAOUtUO H fe iOnJ W ntPANS TADUIE8 isofflb0cSIATBUor V9 f Take Take iia 11 Uefomewuz a corn An thro It fiel TumSMittmtfci or Take ntPANS TABULES i Uout fifty acres wide Did dis niggers big feet slido 0i5gIVTStAcVAU m TakcBtPANO TABLES ¬ Jes three miles north dar wuz 1 place Dey called It Raccoon holler I sholy could git some wlicro Whar that tarnal thing cant foller reached dat holler safely Uut pshaw I ruin dat fiel Dat engine slio had cards nn spades Out dis nigger had do deal 1 odPs JHL ¬ r Jtional Capital The Hustler last week devoted nearly two columns of editorial space to its great political scare Thats one way brother editor to arouse the Democrats of Kentucky if you can find them make em believe the devil is after em with a sharp rtick ¬ Frail Our Regular Correspondent Washington April 10 1895 Cm rent events arc held to indi- ¬ cate that Mr Cleveland has taken upon his shoulders the task of ti k f i u guiding the Democratic party There has been much comment on the gratitude shown by the PresiA Minnesota town has a Cur dent in the matter of appointment adopted by the town for nien who stood by him in the few law authorities for the purpose of keep- last Congress and who fell behind the breast works He has given ing children off the streets after fat places to several and other apWe know of other cities pointments are understood to be on dark that could to their credit adopt the way This is cited as an eviSome Boys and girls of dence of his gratitude similar laws politicians take a different view of tender age resort to vicious prac- it believing that it is something tices when parents neglect to im- moie than gratitude They think pose the necessary restrictions in that it has reference to future serSuch a law is one vices expected rather than to the this respect to be generally commended for memory of those already performed Having during his career when parents neglect their duty heretofore given an exhibition of society has n right to insist upon firmness and independence of compulsory measures A law to practical politicians and place keep children at home under the hunters they believe that he is now guidance of parents and home in- trying a little practical politics him self They believe that he desires fluences instead of doing as too to be the architect of the Demo many arc now permitted to do cratic party of the future and that would have a wholesome effect he is bending his energies entirely in that direction It may or may upon any community not be they say that he is ambi- National Educational Association Our county judge knows the law tious to again get the nomination The National Council of Educaand has due respect for it as was for the presidency but they are satisfied that lie aims at naming tion will convene July 5th and the manifested a few days ago when the next Democratic candidate and General Sessions of the National the Court of Claims was in session forming the party policy Some Educational Association will be Before that body which is com- think he wants to hold to the office held July 5th to 12th 1895 in the posed of three Democrats and three Others think that it is the policy of city of Denver Col At the last Republicans was presented one the party only that he wishes to in- meeting at Asbury Park N J fluence thousand registered mem There arc certain account The two parties he is trying to win evidences that eleven over the less bers were present including many at once split the Republicans con- radical silver men and strengthen of the most famous scholars autending it wasone beyond the juris- that partisanship which holds men thors lecturers editors and scion diction of this court The Demo- to their old party ties To this end tists of America and many from The he is credited with adopting some abroad crats thought differently diplomacy quite new to his dispoOne hundred and twenty eight claim party presenting the alleged sition Mr Cleveland has several teachers and their friends from Kenwas a Democrat The matter came times recently taken occasion in tucky were in attendance at the to a vote the three Democrats speaking with men from the so Asbury Park meeting but the atvoting or and the three Republi- called silver states to say that he tendance at the Denver meeting cans voting against its allowance wished to sec silver restored to its should be double that number proper place as a money metal The attractions of the coming thus making a tie The county and that he expected to sec this meeting arc so great and the exjudge also a Democrat having the He is represented as endeavoring penses arc so moderate that the deciding vote voted as had the to make it appear that it is only the greatest educational meeting that three Republicans after first stat most radical silver men who have ever took place in the world is ing his reasons His was a com any reason to complain of his atti- reasonably looked for Large sums tude toward the white metal have been subscribed in Denver mendable act indeed He not only It is now regarded by the mem for the comfort and gratification of had courage to cast his vote for bers of the steering committees of all attending Excursions have right and justice but cast it in the both parties as practically settled been arranged to the wonders of interest of the tax payer as well that the Republicans are to re- the Rock Mountain scenery of ColWhile this didnt please the parties organize the committees of the orado Utah and New Mexico inSenate as soon as the Fifty fourth cluding the ascent of Pikes Peak concerned it is no reason why Congress assembles The Demo a visit to the Great Parks the they should become indignant and cratic leaders are willing that there Grand Canyon of the Colorado and censure the court as we understand should be a reorganisation provid- the Cliff of Dwellers Homes ed it is done in a manner which The Southern Passenger Associawas done they consider fair and it is under- tion have agreed to one fare for the DISCOVERED SOMETHING stood that a general understanding round trip plus 2 membership has been reached without- going fee from all points in Kentucky and The talk that the Republicans into details It is said that a silver the South to Denver Colorado will carry Kentucky at the next majority will still be maintained in Springs Manitou Pueblo and reNovember election is the veriest The Dem turn Arrangements have been Jhe finance committee They have no ocrats will and silliest rot probably receive more made for a special train of Pullman earthly show whatever for doing consideration in the distribution of cliair cars which is any such a thing and there is not honors than they would if there sleepers anil be the finest ever sent promised to a well informed member of that were a clear Republican majority leave Louisville party who believes that there is any but on the whole the committee from the South toBaltimore Ohio returning via the earthly showing for such a thing organization will be in the hands Southwestern Chicago Alton Because the Democrats were of the Republicans It is likely caught napping last November is that the Finance Committee will be and Union Pacific Railroads Illustrated pamphlets with full no evidence that they will be found reorganized with a new chairman information in regard to side trips in the same condition next fall It is said that Senator Morrill ap- hotels and boarding house accomBelore that time they will get his advancing years he modations in Colorado rates of waked up and we predict that they preciating is not only fare from various points and all is now eighty five will do some of the finest fighting willing to retire from the place but other particulars will be cheerfully ever seen in the old common- that he has intimated a desire to furnished by F Aglar General Kentucky is as reliably do so Senator Sherman will there Agent UnionJ Pacific wealth System St Democratic as Ohio is Republican fore doubtless be the successor of Louis or by either of the under Because the Democrats acted a Mr Morrill signed Let the teachers of Ken little foolish last fall is no reason The Presidential household has tucky take hold of this with a will that they will do so the next Ken taken up its abode at the cottage and make the attendance from tucky will come up smiling next on Woodley lane road and Kentucky November with her usual and old modest dwelling will be the that any other larger than that from real State Madisonville Executive Mansion up to the early time majority Respectfully Hustler part of May when it will be suc W II Bakjiioiomev Mgr This prediction of Bro Glenns ceeded by the cottage of Gray Louisville Ky that there will be the finest of Gables The White House will be Coi J E Dokiaw Louisville C II Diruticii Hopkinsville fighting this year ever Been in the occupied as usual by the exeat McIIenkv Rhodi s Frankfort old Commonwealth will be be tivu clerks hut the President will lave his office at Wopdlcy and James McGinnis Owensboro cause of the Democrats being will only visit the White Houso on A L Peiekman Lexington Must either fight Tuesdays and Fridays to meet his forced to fight Geo O McBroom Paducah or come down off the perch cabinet The change will be a bad W C Waruci1 Covington ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thing for politicians and office It is nlade however seekers earlier than usual this year for purely family reasons The successes which arc attend ing the operations of the insurgents in Cuba will if they arc continued soon lead to a determined effort to secure recognition from the United While no communication States has yet been received at the State Department its arrival is not un expected It has always been the polity of the United States to re cognize de facto governments This country however demands as a general rule that the provisional de facto government shall issue currency and shall be in pos session of a considerable portion of the territory over which it assumes If the Cuban insurgents control should receive recognition as belligerents their government would be placed upon exactly the same footing as Spain in all relations with the United States People in the vicinity of the White House a few afternoons ago were astonished to see the main door thrown wide open and tho President issue forth heading the cabinet all in attendance save Secretary Carlisle The party proceeded on foot across the grounds and through the streets to Secretary Herberts house The Secre tary had invited the President and his fellow cabinet officers to an old fashioned Southern luncheon at his home The impromptu proces sion caused much comment and the Executives walk in public indicates that the famous sentry box in the White House grounds has no raison detre no excuse for its existence But the theory that it was originally erected as an architectural embellishment is hardly tenable Urgent inquiries are coming here from all parts of the country manifesting keen anxiety to learn the nature scope and effect of the new legislation by the last Congress relating to pensions The new matters of pension legislation of general effect arc five in number The last three are the only important ones Of these the first repeals the prohibition against payment of pensions to The second provides that 6 per month shall be the lowest pension for the lowest degree of pensionable disability and the third declares a pension a vested right The politicians seem to be impressed with the idea that the new silver party will never have any offices at its disposal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I llbed wld good ola Massa On a farm In ole Kenttick JsL parilla Moan Ltndy had our cabin An dls nigger wuz In luck Olo Masia fin de lasses Do bacon an de meal Was Maiindy on her knee She said said She Oh Titusl Dar wuz sumfln nrter mol I never will talk cross agin I De fust thing dat did catch my cj Mallndy done de wasbln While I did boss de fiel Do chimney ob dat cabin Dats a fac shos yo bawn wah glad about Maiindy Uut sorry about do corn Wall made ob stick an clay Wid a back log In dat fireplace Do night seemed turned to day I alius fotcbed de back logs I says now hyar Maiindy Wo both done act de fool We got our edication Dut a mighty tlresomo school Wo knowed it mus have been de train Den wo fell just like a tedder So we bote took hold de back log An we toted it togedder to assist Nature at this llitio when nhe most needs help to purify tho blood tone and Btrcitgthni tho laboring organs and build up tho ncrvcM I hnvo used Hoods thrmpnrllld nnd havo derived great In nullt from It After n very severe ntlaek of theprip last winter I took n bottle nnd noon regained strength and llcsh It Imi entirely cured moof diz ¬ ziness My wholodvatfil wna toned and Rtrengtheiicil MimAnviuL Nouiisb Uardstown Kentucky Uinans Tabules act ccntlv but promptly upon tho liver stom ach nnd intestines clcanso tho system effectually j cure dyspep One sia habitual cojistipation offensive breath and headache Taiiuli taken at tho first indication of indigestion biliousness dizziness distress tutor eating or depression of spirits will surely and quickly icmove the whole difficulty Ittpans Tabules arc prepared front a prescription widely used by the best physicians and aro ptcscnted in tho form niout np piovcd by modern science If given a fair trial Kipans Tabules are an infallible ctio they contain nothing injurious and aro an economical remedy R One gives relief 75 A quarter gross box will be sent postage paid on receipt of cents by thcwholesalc aud retail agents Arter all do wok wah done So Lindy couldnt jaw me lur nt jawln sbe wuz one Vas I think It wah November Dat some men went fro de farm Wid a thing do called a compass Looked to mo dey meat us harm r 7 DoWn in tfye Mines The miners at the Oak Hill or the old Stull mines naturally are somewhat frightened over the re ported development of a case of small pox only a short distance from them ¬ I was troubled with InectiUty ot tho kidney resulting In Jaundice but I havo found Hoods Bnraaparllln a cure J D Umus Mossy Creek Tennessee tho nftcMllnner floods FllIS family caUuirUo jilll and E5c The Blood Punf iS JOHN D PARK SONS CO Cincinnati Ohio MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO St Louis Mo MOFFITT WEST DRUG CO St Louis Mo Local Druggist1 They arc Easy everywhere will supply tha Tabules if requested to do so Quick to Act anil Save many a Doctors Hill NEW YORK OITY o Take SAMPLES FREE ON APPLICATION TO TriB RIPANS CHEMICAL CO iggeya ¬ Dey carried chains an stripped poles Wid a spot dat moved erbout Dey sighted wid de compass Hlgherl Lower den deyd shout Ole Massa be wah not at home When fro our fam dey went Ob cose t could not loyv such thing And to dem Ltndy sent 1 So Llndy she went tarln Jes like a streak pb fire Out stopped all of a suddent Wben dat fellar hollered iiigherl He wheeled dat compass clean aroun An sighted on Maiindy Dat woman flew made such a dust Youd think it kinder windy Next day I tole olo Massa Bout dem tarnal men As how dey scared Mulindy If dey lef I dont know when Ole Massa den explained it As best as be knowed how Tole us bout de railroad Said it raised a mighty row Dem fellar dey wah fixin De way it wah ter go Gwine ter fill up all the hollers Case dey said It mus be so De boss he called me Titus When my banjo wuz in tune Den he would do de singin Uout a railroad train in June Dem men dey staid with Massa While on our fam dey worked An from dem curious iraptlons You bet Maiindy shirked At las dem fellers left us An Lindy said Thank Godl Tor wben that tarnal thing comes through I be neath the sod May June come roun no steam cars yet An Lindy she Rot gay I tole you bout belieben things Said Jes cause de white folks say Dls fam am done been ruined Deys cut it rquar in hilf Dat railroad takes all de when An only leab its chaff I kinder thought dat she wah right ¬ There is strong circumstantial evidence now being spread abroad that in the near future a prominent coal official of Hopkins county will enter the matrimonial field on this subeect we hope to have something to say later on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Preparations arc now being made at Sebree for the opening of a coal mine just north of the city limits The firms name now in charge of the work is Messrs Powell and Ashby Machinery is already on the ground and the work of sinking a shaft is now under headway and the men at the head of this new Sebree enterprise declare it their intention to sink the shaft down to No 9 vein before attempt ing to operate the mine A few years ago a shaft was sunk near the same place where the present one is and if we mistake not had to be abandoned on account of the pressure of too much water but with the most improved modern machinery this new company fears no danger from that source and expect in a few months to have the mine in full operation It will be seen from a perusal of the clipping here made from an exchange that the miners in the east have at last got their eyes opened as to the real benefit a strike agitation is to them and their cause President John A Cairns has the following to say concerning the probability of another national coal miners strike this year He is the first official of the United Mine Workers to talk on the subject and as the head of the Pittsburg district organization his views arc entitled to considerable weight He says Judging from the temper of coal miners throughout the country a national strike may take place at any minute As soon as our fight in the Pittsburg district is won you may expect an other national suspension The miners most likely to strike first are those ot the Clearfield and Punxsutawney region 12000 in number Since their defeat last Summer when the big companies of the region brought in new men the miners have labored under exceedingly hard conditions and have not received more than 35 cents a ton for their work All the probabilities are in favor of a strike Even should we fail to secure 69 cents at the mines that have not granted the rate in the Pittsburg district and should our men be forced to go back to work at the ¬ ¬ ¬ ts A For it slio did split dc farm It slio could do no harm Yet Massa he said nuthin ¬ 1 So six mo months did so go by Den come dat one November De sun wuz sbinin bright an clear Dat day Ill long remember Ole Massa said to me one tnawu Tito go git de wagin Come do erbout In a hurry Fer I will not take your draggin knowed at once ole boss wuz Dis nigger pot up an shuv Didnt eben kiss Maiindy For dar wuz no time fer lav 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ wrong ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dar will be two hogsheads on dat train De fust one comin in If you cum back widout em Ill stripe er ole black skin A six ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mule team wuz what I drove Dat cold November day Throw on a log as you cum back I byard Maiindy say n 7 nvfiitpwywM my wjw tqtpv operators price 60 cents they wouiu striitc again should a na tional suspension be ordered The miners will not be getting fair wages even if they secure the 69 cent rate in the Pittsburg district Fourteen thousand miners in this district have already obtained 69 cents from the operators EARLINGTON KENTUCKY mere is no likelihood 01 another stiike of coke workers in the Con nellsville legion The workers had their fill of that last year and many a time before The strike talk in the Connellsville region at SPLM DID LINE OF VEHICLES present is attributed by well posted persons to several labor agitators SGOOD STOCK V who have turned up there Most ELEEANT TURNOUTS of the mon that the coke workers have had for leaders in the past two or three strikes in the dis HAULING OP FUHNIGHED turbed Connellsville region havo EVHRY DESCRIPTION ON SHORT NOTICE been highly irresponsible persons who were in the agitating busi Ch a vges Meets on able Satis ction Gna ran teed ness for the money there was in it A well known Hungarian inter Tbo Belt Shoes preter of the region who was in fo the Lait Money Pittsburg a few days auo said that Js the men in the region hae lost g3 FIT FOH almost all the confidence they evei a A Klfiil in the so called labor leadets had Over One million Iropto wear tbo with whom they have been cursed W L Doualao 93 nnd 54 Shoos so often This hold especially All our bam nrp rqunllr ilUrn iurr Hm7 Hire tbe Ixnt Tnluo fur U10 moorr YlkSL true among the foreign woikers 1 ncr equal cuiiom nor la H jrlo and nt aRf Their wrarinii quallllM ra umurtxiwd according to the interpreter The price an lamprtj on FYii kitii w noivin ujour uniuirmucannot luppljr tole we cin KsHHWK iiui dealer rr murr inftKKi Hungarian nnd other non lnglish you speaking workers according to the CroTauVrencti interpreter The Hungarian and lnninrllnl fntrnnd Knasaroa w ftvlw Wl-A other non Inglish speaking work JtJ UUW iAV MiiaHHMHii yiZtSiAMtJ 0bb 552 uu aim asi womngraonj 3jjw crs arc satisfied with the lament 9XCC9ISD EOJI 5tXI Shot I able experiences they have had UGi i 3UU KUIt J roar 5k Itjvv dPAlir cannot iuhiIj with their leaders in past strikes line riiv iur cbmuvbud i5 5k ffftA HiJLCSn350 aK when they were promised the earth W L Douglac WSKsafaSJJiLj I Nfn a jua i wiiiru IN Tti- - ijk and invariably snffcred defeat at IlrecMlonillaas Yli iiiftWssrJ mT the hands of the coke companies in backed by money and fluence The present agitation recalls a strike that occurred in the region For Sale by JNO H VICTORY CO Earlington Ky some years ago when II C Prick had granted nn advance of 5 per cent to his employees voluntarily They concluded that he could as well pay 10 per cent more and struck for the same They were defeated and not only failed to get their original 5 per cent advance but suffered a cut of 5 per cent EARLINGTON KENTUCKY more It is stated that with the increase of 15 per cent miners in the coke regions may now earn S3 a day AND DEALERS IN w y yi ajyjiw y1 Walter McGary Livery and Feed Stables - ¬ HFARSF ¬ fa ¬ jf jJHa WiLi 3 Srr w sm ICrf jj I m 5343350 I WIIWV4 ¬ If ICTinTlSa- I -- ¬ oi m Hie 8T BKRJfflRD DRUB STORE DRUGGISTS Patent pdiBines and PerfiimBry FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair T00II1 and Paint Brushes ¬ Richard palmer DEEP AND SHALLOW h ¬ ¬ Jes back ob us dar wuz a town An at dat town a station De railroad men had dug a cut Vwixt dar an our plantation Dat cut wuz long an very high Do sides wab mighty sleep For when eber I went tro it My flesh wah sbo to creep I reached dat station safely An den begun to feed ¬ MWELL DRILLED A gen I ¬ DRUGGISTS ¬ ¬ for the No i Austin DiIIIIk Machine and Star ramps ¬ ¬ ¬ Sorter looked roun fer de boss man To tell him what I need As I will shortly move my Well Drilling machine away from Earlington I would be pleased to have all who need work done in this lino to leave word at the Due Office BSiTRcady Mixed Paints PHYSICIANS IPeiirats GREEN all colors in small cans etrd fr Oil it ¬ I foun him in a little house Dat stood beside de track He wuz sot down by a table Whar sumfln went k ¬ ELECTROPOISE THE GREATEST CURATIVE ACENT KNOWN rasa PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD M v ¬ ¬ ¬ Ole Massa uaols dem hogshead Id like to git emquickl But he nebbermade no answer Aud that thing went k OTWO SEPARATE BOWLING jC SCHOOLS ¬ Arter a while dat man got up Said dat train it aint cum yltl Looked like he wanted to hit me An dat thing went it f UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT- SOUTHERN OPIUM HABIT CURED 1 ¬ ¬ - went out to my waggin Thought Id straighten out degear All at onct I byard a rumblin Like a storm an mighty near 1 Six weeks use of the Electro poise cured a friend of the opium habit It also benefited mc a I suffered with kidney great deal Rev W Bruce Hop trouble kinsville Ky K I yxih a Ji SSftjPiiV i it MfiTPMBtt Tbo Thvorlto TCOTH COWLING GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE SOUTHERN An nsnccablo Iaxatlvo nnd Nravn Tosrro Bold by Druggist or cent toymall KcCOo Bamplca free ciud tLOQpcrpacltago for tbo Teeth and Urcatli5c Captain Sweeney UJJABan DIemCal earns rShlloUa Catarrh ltcmcdy la tho lint msdlelno I havo over found that would do mo nnyeood Price to eta Bold by Druggists P0T7K8 English The irreat Business Training School ol tho South Scientific and Classic Teachers nook Keeping Short hand I elegrapliy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Writing and Ienmanshlp Low rates of hoard and tuition Pupils can enter at for bend foe any time Scad for catalogue catalogue trSy Montlon Oonris dailred OnEKRT BROS Fropri Bowling Groon Ey Address NORMVL SCHOOL ¬ De wheel mule got ter backin An de leader turned ernund De odders went topawln Den I knowed dey caught de sound I thought ob Angel Gabriel An dat looked fer jedgement day Thought dat time would be no mo1 So I drapped me down to pray I asked do Lawd lo save me Caus I knowed I bad done wrong Den I byard a mighty whistle An a surnHngo ding dong I forgot dat I was prayin ¬ ¬ Stepped out upon de track My face felt white as cotton Out de folks said It wah black Dat wuz do awfulst lookln thing I ebber saw 1 think My knees begun to shiver An my wooly head iitiklnk I done reached up an got my bat My teeth dey popped Jes so ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dat devilish thing kept comin Den I thought it time ter go From the editorial columns of If there the Western Recorder SHILOHS CURE is any truth in men and women Crjnn promptly eurtf Tins OneAT it does indeed benefit in hundreds wlicro nil othersCouanFor Coniumpllonlt litu fall 110 rral has cured thouiandi ana irlll enm of cases of all kinds of nicknesri Toulf takcnlatlmo Mo25ctieOcttlCgt A friend who had suffered long Sold nt St Bernard Drug Store with ncrvtous prostration wrote A gentlethat it had cured her man in the city who a year ago seemed to have only a few days of life left him by consumption has greatly improved has been able to Alias Old Joker go on uninterrupted with his business Two other personal friends Ii still In lh lead with acompleia Hock of said nothing had ever done so much for their rheumatism Nothing has ever received so many tes timonials from trustworthy per- ryVV9VWrVviipVVWwVWWiVvV sons ANP ¬ DAVIS LIVERY STABLE 8PUCIAL ATTENTION QIVBN TO ike jK l J TjlUjL AJaVS- - u A HEARSE FUnNIBHDD ON OHOnT NOTIOB Tlios D Walker FUNERALS First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates M ¬ mmAUH TriAVBLINQ MEN X II ¬ ¬ 3foes asfinjgs MY RIGS ARB THE I1EST IN TUB CITY Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot - ttSt ISAAC DAVJfl ¬ - Dat thing looked like de berry Imp Wld a chimney on his bead Ilout den it gave a screech pa It Dat would wake up de dead Wld all hli might and main Until I reached dat big deep cut Great Scottl Whar am dat train Dis nigger started down de track icrled O Angel Gabriel slop her O Lawd do save me Turn out some feller cried One nights use of the Electro poise gave mo relief from brain I have congestion and vertigo been a well man ever since Rev George A Means Coving- Repairing and Roofing a Specialty ton Ky Elcctropoiso put out on trial Old Joker has marked I1I1 no0a t0 lw That everything is bound logo for four months for 10 Send for Low Cash Sales and Profits Shall particulars ¬ BEN T ROBIWSDW DRUGGIST MortonH Gmjzi Ky Always on hand a full nnd complete slock of DRUGS AND MKDICINKS PKRFUMRRY and TOIIRT ARTICLES DUBOIS A WEBB Insures the patronage ot all To climb dat cut I tried 509 Fourth AvemiefLouiBville Ky BJarHngitoni - PCy PAINTS AND OILS And everything olso known to the trade physicians pHserlpllons crorefiilftj Comfounbta f TV f T3 rYf M r f yr - - - vr -- Kit - iftmuwl - rrTrr IWsWBWMWKWMBiPRr I ID h- cwBr3w 23lj 3ubslry tve fIfrhe v4fuKlSKTOTBH QtfIJutf77iii 51 c L iirrviHflBHn Ni T1MB TADLE NORTH vijfHn itiiopm 743am 6 15 Mall NlftM Hipress tloiiin i m tivantvillo AccomoiUllon HrovlJonca and Maillionvllla aoUTM Mall jjS p m NIrIiI Kipress Uvamvlllfl Accomodation 3 JJ p m to Providence and Madisonville arrives 710 In effect Sunday May 6 1S94 W W ItTIIRIDOE Aaent im AKKIVAI AND ntPARTUK OH OP TRAINS AT NDRTDNVILLE GOINO EAST Memphli to Central City Pulton ta Louisville Memphli to Louisville GOING WBST Louisville to Pulton Central City to Memphli lojlsvllls to Memphli C O 8c XV F2 1R 610 p m 1043 a m 11 a m SJ P- - 737 a ra r a This shows the esteem in which that rem ¬ Acting through the blood Hoods Sar edy is held where it has been sold for years gaparilh not only cures scrofula salt rheum and is well known Mothers have learned clc but gives health and vigor to the that there Is nothing so good for colds whole body croup and whooping cough that It cures Cards arc out announcing the coming marriage of Mr Barton Crutchficld of St Charles and earlington a3Denins Miss Sammic B Nisbct one of charming young Madisonvilles News Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and ladies which takes place the 17th Other Doings at Home Worthy inst This marriage will be conOur better halves say they could not keep of Special Mention summated at the Christian Church bouse without Chamberlains Cough Rem in Madisonville Rev Fowler offSpring is budding forth in nil edy It is used In more than half the iciating and will be a very large homes In Leeds Sims Bros Leeds la itn lovlincss and elegant wedding ¬ ¬ It am Breathed her at her last this homo city Monday morning 8th lust at soven oclock Mrs Florcnco Carpenter consort of A JCarpcn- tcr in tiio tlurtv lotirtli vcar oi ncr age after a long and fierce strug gle with that dread disease consumption hut only took her bed Mrs Carsome two weeks since penter was twice married first to n Mr Keel who met a tragic death some seven years ago Sinco that time she met and wed Mr A J Carpenter of this city In her demise she leaves a devoted husband and two little children little Jim a sweet intelligent girl of seven the product of her first union and a sweet little boy of about thirteen or fourteen months a father and sister Mr W II Smith of Now Providence Tcnn and Mrs J E Day of this city As a last to mourn her departure request Mrs Day was to take charge of and rear her little girl Mr Carpenter providing for tho little babe Sho was conscious to the very last although not a professor of religion previous to her recent illness stated in her last moments as she ncarcd the chill waters of death that she was ready to meet her Father in heaven Her remains were interred in the Earlington cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock the services being conducted at the grave by Mr T D Walker May she rest in peace and her spirit attain a glorious resurrection A Great Sufferer Laid to Rett 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Not Otherwise Several visitors city Tho Grand Commandery 6f will be in town tho state is in session at that place Told Sunday ns is us- - this week unl on Easter Let everybody seo Dr E A Chattcn is n sojourner n good time Is to bo with us al in our midst The removal of tho old St Bcr ways nard grocery building adds very Miss Hnlcn Wilson of Source much to general appearances visited Miss Myrtis McCarley this week ¬ To enrich and Improve Inequality of tho blood purity and brighten the complexion Impart a natural and pink color to the cheeks and lipi nnd induce refreshing sleep use Dr Sawyers Ukatlne St Ber nard Drug Store KARLS CLOVRR ROOT will purify your Blood dear your Complexion regu ¬ late our Bowels and make your head clear as a bell 35c 50c and roo CASPER HARRIS DOOT AND M fco SHOE MAKER Madisonville Ky Every one dont known it that Mr Wm McCarley who has Tom McEucn of Manitou was hero last Sunday with his best girl been somewhat on the sick list is He drove over in a handsome turn improving out Spring Time ¬ Cure for Headache I CftKFeTS I Rumor says Wonder which one and who can the exceedingly for tunate young man be if our hrst guess is right Is when nearly everyone feets the need of some blood purifying strength invigorating and health producing medicine The real merit os Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the reason of Its widespread popularity Its unequalcd Our City Marslial had a slight success Is Its best recommendation The altercation a day or so ago where- whole system Is susceptible to the most in both parties concerned were good from a medicine like Hoods Sarsapa wholly out of patience with each rilla taken at this time and we would lay other If any heads were broken special stress upon the tlmo and remedy or other damage done we havent for history has it recorded that delays are dangerous The remarkable success achiev ¬ heard ed by Hoods Sarsaparilla and many words One of Earlingtons most attract- ¬ of praise it has received make It worthy ive young ladies will soon bo led of your confidence We ask you to give to the hymeneal altar so Dame this medicine a fair trial It is not generally known but is nevertheless true that Capt Leo Stall of Mortons Gap was once a resident of Earlington ¬ As a remedy tor all forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be tho very best It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to Its Influence We urge alt who are afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial In cases of habitual constlpatfon Electric Bitters cures by giv- ¬ ing tho needed tone to the bowels and few cases long resist the uso os Ibis medicine Try it onco Large bottles only Kitty cents at St Bernard Drug Store Zfc ICftRFeTS Q W LA j I I I If you want shoe to fit and to wear well have them made to or der Call at my shoe making es tablishment opposite the Court House have your measure taken for a first class shoe Shoes of my make as all my cus tomers will tell you aro made of tho best material and arc in every respect just what a man needs Very Respectfully hand-mado- ¬ ¬ CASPER HARRIS Are you Inventing something useful Get In this nay you can obtain a s 1 A Patent Monopoly- Religious Gomel HIS DY Thata Hue way tmlo t o Big Money OrapeOine rpelegrams FOOTIUINTS WILKINSON CAROLINE 0 His holy feet once trod these hills MORTONS QAP Those blessed feet these vales Miss Clara Grasty has gone to Evansvilie where she will remain His smile made glad these happy rills His voice these scented gales for sometime The show boys are still in town His wav up yonder slope he made When busy day was done doing some sign painting m W Il I w ¬ L Hart and family have Mrs Hart will moved into town Mr E There bowed his lowly head and prayed The anointed sinless One When storms O jea they sheen did toss He bade It pavement be To bear him with good cheer across The hill girt Galilee As now we trace through Palestine I w i Tiik Bkk Now is the time to subscribe for these ailments quickly and permanently and that It is pleasant and safo for children to take 33 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Barllngton Geo King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mor ¬ tons Gap Ill local You should read our Phillips latest pro poets Jesse Uncle Tites First What We are duction It conies from published under head of Coming to Train Washingtonsays on edito Locomotive Blasts an exchange that rial page over too members of the late Con SHILOHS CUM the great Cough and gress sold their allowances of gar etc When Pocket den seed shrubbery Croup Cure is in great demand sir a contains twenty five doses only 35c one wants such things after a little Children love it Sold by druggists he will have to write his CongressHe will say man for quotations NOTICE like this The annual meeting of the StockHonSoandso Dolittlc seedsman holders of the St Bernard Coal Co and florist Washington D C will be held in the office of the My dear Colonel Will you Ky Company at Earlington please quote to me Wednesday April 17th 1895 at 50 pounds choice garden seed oclock A M 10 pounds assorted pansies Gro C Atkinson Secy 5 clerkships in Interior Dopait reccommend Chamberlains Pain Balm ment for rheumatism lame back sprains and 3 fourth class post offices and spellings There Is no better liniment United States district judge made I have sold over 100 bottles this ship J ear and all were pleased who used it 1 am a the blank to be V Pierson druggist South Chicago III St Bernard Drug filled out with the name of tho ap For sain by the Slore Kartington Geo King St Charles plicants party Yours for game ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Col Ernest Stokes a friend of ours and a gentleman of an inquiring mind made a decided hit when calling on us a few days ago He on casting his optics about saw our large job stick which is tis true of large measurement Very innocently he asked if that wasnt the stick we set up the Dixie in Dixie Hummer Hummer was a long piece of poetry it will be remembered At this remark it is difficult to say which laughed the louder the typos the devil or the office towel The same question is again in Dixie order for the author of Hummer has favored us with another effusion as will be seen on Uncle Tites First nerustne Train ¬ ¬ ¬ Nervous People And those who are all tired out and have 1 1 that tired feeling or sick headache can be relieved of all these symptoms by taking which gives nerve Hoods Sarsaparilla mental and bodily strength and thoroughly purifies the blood It also creates a good appetite cures indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia 1 1 ¬ Hoods Pills aro easy to tale easy in action and sure in effect 35c Dont t2 iCwv Ben T Hoblnson Morions Gap former Citizen Dr Ed Chattcn who so long re Returns sided among its but who changed his base of opera tions to Cincinnati and more recently to Russellville in this State has again returned to Earlington with the avowed intention of again making it his fttturc home As a physician Dr Chatten is too well known to our people to require commendation at our hands We welcome you Doctor to the hearts and homes of our people and feel assured that you will not only re gain but maintain the high esteem of our citizens ¬ ¬ startling title of a book about bac the only harmless guaranteed tobacco-habit euro If you want to quit and A HEELER Braces up nicot cant uso Ukattne tones up the stomach and ren ¬ inlzed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes weak men gain strength weight and ders the process pf digestion painless by tigor Positive cure or money refunded Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad making whatever may be eaten moro read Thin people try It St dress The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago 4 j ily assimilated Randobh St New York lolSpf liceSt Bernard Drug Store 1ff ¬ No-toc ¬ Spit or Smoke Your Life Away Tobacco The truthful Fell from a Box Car Mr B F My ¬ Personal Mention Mrs W S Bramwcll of Nash- ¬ ville is visiting her parents here ¬ It will be an agreeable surprise to per sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In many Instances the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms of the disease appear Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor ¬ tons Gap Geo King St Charles L cV N Will A special train Run a Special will run next Sun day Easter morn Train ing from Providence to Earlington and return enabling those who so desire to attend church service here that day Train leaves Providence 715 arriving in Earlington at a in 825 a in and returning leaves Earlington at 130 p ni Stops will bo made at nil intermediate points ¬ crs one of our cleverest citizens who but a few weeks since entered the train service on the Henderson Division of the L N met with a painful accident Friday at Madisonville early it seems Browdy morning was on top of a freight box discharging the usual functions of a brakeman when a sudden jerk precipitated him to the ground but cat like he alighted feet foremost His early arrival on the Providence created a ripple of excitement among those gathered Ho was at once at the depot taken in hand by a number of friends and conveyed to his home While his injuries arc painful no bones are broken Mr Myers is a prominent member of the K of P and A 0 U W orders of this city He will npt lack for the best of attention and we hope to soon see him up and as well as ever ¬ ¬ this week Mr S L Woodward of Nor tonvillc was in the city Monday Miss Salhc Farnsworth returned home last week after a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Henderson and Evansvilie W Messrs Malbert Long and W Ethridgc visited friends in Crofton Sunday ¬ Misses Sallte McGath and Lizzie Sullivan were in Madisonville Tuesday Mrs Minnie Speed and daughter of Madisonville were in the city one evening last week remain here while Lee is out with his swing Dr J E Williams went to Crofton Tuesday evening on busi of course Rev Edwards filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday Mrs M Edwards of Hopkins villc visited relatives in this city last week Charlie and Will Robinson of Earlington were at the Gap last Friday Mrs Henry Davis visited in the country last week Mr Marbrey Furgerson and Miss Hattic Nisbet both of this vicnity were united in the holy bond of wedlock Tuesday evening at the residence of Joseph iurgerson Also at Squire Shaw officiating the residence of Mrs Nora Taliaferro Mr Will Adams led to the hymcnial altar Miss Pcarle Barnes where they were united by Rev James Ezell in the blissful bond of As all union the same evening parties are well nnd favorably known comment is unnecessary We extend them our hearty con gratulations and trust that joy peace and happiness may attend them on their journey so auspiciously begun Miss Emma Shopp Witchita is visiting the family of L Kan D Smith J R OBryan and family visited in the Gap last week Pryor Bryant of Greenville was in town last week We are very sorry indeed to pen the sad news of the death of El Littlepagc familiary lesbcrry known as Cap which occurred about 6 oclock Monday morning April 8th 1895 after a short illness His remains were followed to Grapevine cemetery Tuesday after- ¬ by a large concourse of noon friends and relatives where his body was consigned to the tomb and his immortal spirit had flown to its maker to await the resurrection after appropriate services A good man has by Rev Fall gone one who was gentle kind loving and we are glad to say that he was a child of God and has only gone to rest If we all live as he has then when we arc called it will be to heaven where there will be no parting or sorrow but one eternal day of gladness and sing praises forever and ever with all the redecmedof earth ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The earthly haunts with awe Aye Lord by hallowed footprints thine Us toward thy kingdom draw THOUGHTS FOR TUB QUIET HOURS I l mi If you need CARPETS or te MATTING come td see us WaW Our stock is all NEW and with BLS the assistance of our Springfield store our purchase was larre enough to secure extra discounts Carpets were never offered as cheao as we are offering them Seeing is Believing Come and see them y7 1 HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS SilKI will be worth something Want reliable Infor ¬ mation about Patent Soliciting and Patent Sell ¬ ing 1 The INVENTIVE AGJi one ot the lead ¬ ing illusrrated scientific magazines now in Its filth year Is devoted largely to the interests of Inventors It Illustrates and describes new In ¬ ventions reviews the industrial progress and gives reliable Information to ibentore free 10 cents far sample copy or 1 for a whole year INVENTIVE AGE Washington D C a3l O ime w Sufficiently Healedl BELMONT Well Watered Gas Lighted by I I This House is Newt Furnishings are New I Everything First class I irYPTT ilVjl JjUi T MADISONVILLE KY Mrs Sarah PreWitt Proprietor DULIH McLEOD GO Madisonville Ky n 5SS5iinsjsjfii l2JSSJttbM Light Strong Beautiful Those who never read the advertisements in their newspapers miss more than they Those that would be fearless presume Jonathan Kenlson ot Bolan must keep themselves guiltless Worth Co Iowa who had been troubled If our heart reproach us not then with rheumatism is his back arms and have we confidence toward God shoulders read an item in his paper about and man how a prominent German citizen of Ft A forgiveness ought to be like Madison bad been cured lie procured a canceled note torn in two and the same medicine and to use his own It cured me right up Ho also burned up so that it never can be words A neighbor and his wife were both says shown against the man sick in bed with rheumatism Their boy Whoever fears God fears to wa over to my house and said they wero I told so bad he had to do the cooking sit at ease him of Chamberlains Pain Balm and how I have kindled you that you it had cured me be got a bottle and It cured may be consumed in lighting and them up in a week 50 cent bottles sold by blessing others St Bernard Drug Store Ben T Robinson I boast of aught be it to Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles If A certain euro for CLronlo Soro Eyos Totter Salt Hhcum Scold Ilend Old Chroalo Borc3 Fovcr Soro3 Eczema Itch Trairlo Scratches Soro Nipples nnd Files It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of casc3liavo been cured by it after all other trontmcut had faiiod It Is put up in S3 and CO cent boxo3 Kor sale at St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo S King St Charles and Chcinbcrlaln3 32yo and Skin Ointment Talking about Columbia bicycles of cours0 Llglftcr than ever and yet stronger Better methods of mak ¬ ing better material if possible If you want to know how wonderfully bicycle manufacture has advanced J come nnd cxamino the new models of Hotel Hy Lucile W HflOF Pritoh Columbia giccles MADISONVILLE KY have been heavens happy instrument Do to day thy nearest duty ¬ The highest fame was never reached except by what was aimed nbove it We can only elevate ourselves toward God through the souls of our fellow men It is not necessary for all men to be great in action The greatest and sublimest power is simple patience ¬ Blessed is the man who is not hiingry because there is no pie for him Blessed is the man who seeks no office because he wont get it Blessed is the man who is content to be a private citizen for he has his reward Blessed is tho man who expects no state or county office for he shall not be disappointed Georgetown News You need tho new Colum Now on exhibition blu Catalogue for Us beauty end for the infor ¬ It gives Free If you call mation 1003 KY W II JKRNAGAN Vice Pres and Gen Mangr 0W WAUPILL Cashier 3opkins Yl GCounty Moore Arnold acts EARLINGTON BANK Rev A J Bennett preached two excellent sermons last Sabbath At the service Sunday night Rev W C Hall of near Hopkinsville was in the meeting and on Monday morning these brcthern departed for Onton to assist Rev Vv B Timmons in a series of Bro Bennet will per meetings haps be absent during the present month Rev Jas A Burden and Sister M Munns of Dawson the lady evangelist have been engaged in a grand meeting at Ashbysburg the past week Mrs Munns reports thriteen conversions and a glorious meeting throughout This lady will doubtless preach here nt the M E church next Thursday night ¬ ¬ ¬ Jeahut Contention A Padttcah wife who conducts a Madisonville Ky a retail grocery business has had her husband arrested because he purchased eggs for home consumption after market hours pay Capital Stock - - - 50000 ing nine cents per dozen If he had bought from his wife he would Transacts a general banking business have had to pay ten cents per and invites the accounts of tbe citizens of was presented Hopkins and adjoining counties dozen The case m court and Judge Sanders Has the finest and most secure vault in promptly fined the economical hus this section of Kentucky band 5 and costs Great is Diana of Ephcsians when she becomes thoroughly married and to- THE TWICE A WEEK REPUBLIC Owensboro Intally emancipated SPECIAL OFPEU quirer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- faaro resulted in misery the world over People who are vrcll disposed and not Good jVVyAvVtftf-WrtfStV- Only Until March 31st 1895 - bound by self interest aro willing to accord credit wherever merited and due Civilization is gradually bringing the human race up to this clovatlon and in exact proportion Is Dr Fennora ¬ Kidney and Backache Cure coming to be recognized as the correct and stand ¬ ard remedy in all kidney female and blood diseases being able to cure them readily It is specifio in all skin eruptions erysipelas scrofula Rev James A Burden is expect- ¬ dyspepsia headaches dullness list ed to fill his regular appointment lessness constipation etc Sold by here next Saturday night and Sun- ¬ dealers on guaranty for many years Services Thereforo dont post much to try it day at eleven oclock will be held at the Christian Take homo a bottle to day m Poor Healthtfyouarefecllne - Send two new subscribers with two dol- ¬ lars and get one year free Send four new subscribers with four dol ¬ lars and receive the paper two years with ¬ out cost Do you know a good thing when you see It A word to the wise is sufficient1 Address THE REPUBLIC St Louis Mo M Pilesl Plies Itching Plies Symptoms Moisture Intense itching Mr Ed Phillips made a flying and stinging most at night worse by scratching If allowed to continue tumors trip to St Charles last Friday form which often bleed and ulcerate be- ¬ Mr Geo W Rash of Madison- ¬ coming very sore Swvanbs Ointment¬ stops the itching and bleeding heals ulcer ville was in town Monday ation and in most cases removes tbe tu- ¬ druggists by mall for mors Miss Ila Earlc of Charleston cents At Swayne orSon Philadelphia50 Dr church Rev D S Edwards will fill his regular appointment at the Bap tist church next Saturday night Sunday morning and at 730 p m Rev J W Ligon is now rapidly convalescing and if he continues to improve will preach Sunday night at the Christian church Dr Siwjers Ukatlne Is a preparation more in the nature of a food than a medicine Ukatlne contains properties which build up tissues and Impart strength to tbe muscles Try it Sold by the St Bernard Drug Store ¬ Earlington Sold by J M lVictory Co B T Robinson Mortons Gap and Co- ¬ operative Mining Co means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from triflincr ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gut health TAKE THE EST L N RAILROAD THE GREAT Browns out of aorta weak and generally ex- - 25cU bOCM1 SLOO bwe no nfvetlte aid cant work begin at once tak ¬ ing the most rella- Die was in the city Monday afternoon llnwito Curt all Skin Diseases Simply apply Swanvus Ointmknt No Cures letter Internal medicine required eczema Itch all eruptions on the face hands nose Ac leaving tho skin clear Its great healing and Vale thin bloodloss people should use white and healthy It is tho greatest curative powers are possessed by no other Dr Sawyers Ukatlne remedy in the world for making tho weak remedy Ask your druggist for Swanvbs strong Sold by St Bernard Drug Store OlNTHHNT- - Our Endeavorcrs to Hopkinsville Go Next Sunday morning the q a m ¬ 1 South bound train will convey a goodly delegation of our Endeavorcrs to Hopkinsville tho occasion being tho permanent organization Hopkinsof n District Society ville has four flourishing societies numbering in the aggregate about Delegates five hundred workers from seven outside organizations are expected to bo present and visitors will bo received and cared for by her hospitable citizens dur sunrise prayer A ing the day meeting will bo held at the C P Church on arrival with other meetings at stated intervals during the day At three oclock in tho afternoon tho combined forces will convene and organize n District Society the services being brought to a close by a grand praise meet ing commencing at G3o oclock the Earlington delegation return ing home by tho cloven oclock train Sunday night ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Captain Sweeney U S A San Dlogo Shllohs Catarrh Remedy Is the first medicine I have ever found that Price 30c would do ra any good Cal says Pearl Mr Webb dePlay Havoc livery clerk for W C McLcod was seen at his place of business Tuesday after noon for the first time sinco his serious mishap Saturday evening Mr Webb had just delivered some goods to Mr Steinbaugh and on leaving his residence his team be came frightened and unmanageable and ono or two lunges brought tho vehicle over on tho now frightened animals Tho descent was down a stcop rough hill the driver be coming entangled in tho lines was dragged upwards of thirty yards the whole caboodle land Fortunately Mr ing in a ditch Webb escaped death or even per manent injury although considerMr Webbs little ably bruised boy who accompanied him escaped injury by jumping but the vehicle We was well nigh demolished hope in tho future that Pearl will keep his eye skinned as to tho manceuvers of theso little bucks who so much remind ono of tho Irishmans pigt They aro littlo butowld and fairly split tho wind when they sturt The Little Rabbits ¬ Mr G Cailouette Druggist Beavers To Dr Kings New Disville III says Mr and Mrs R M Salmon of covery I owe my life Was taken with La Ilsley visited relatives here one Grippe and tried all the physicians for day this week miles about but was given up and told I could not live Having Dr Kings New Mrs Emma Browning and son aro visiting relatives in Evansvilie Discovery In my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from tbe first dose Misses Lula Rice and Kate began to get better and after usin s three West of Madisonville were here bottles was up and about again It Is last Thursday afternoon worth its weight In gold We wont keep Get a free store or bouse without It Mrs Jackson of Nashville was trial bottle at St Bernard Drugstore Miss Dona Wood spent Monday with friends in Madisonville The Discovery Saved his Life ¬ THROUGH TRUNK LINE between tho cities of ron iircngwening ¬ Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansvilie St Louis And the cities of Bitters Dyspepsia Neuralgia Constipation Malaria iron lilt- A lew bot ties cure benefit comes from the very lint dole it ivoni itam rauw Uilk and pleasant to take ten Drown One cent ndoso Tnia ICEIT Cocnri cmim Dromntlv cure nliere all othcro toll Couehs Croup Bora Throat Hoarseness whooping Cough and Asthma Tor Consumption It Tins no rival has cured thousands and will CCltB TOO U taken in tlmo Bold ly Drnjrglita on a cuar antco For a Lnmo llaclc or Chest uaa BHILOHQ BELLADONNA PLASTKRo Bottled Its mOHSILCATARRH JInvo you Cucurrli t This remedy ii iruanuv teed to euro you lricoJcU JiUoctorlrco tor sale at St Bernard Drug Store Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans It Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles Bad Blood REMEDY T R Browning C here this week the guest of Mrs ¬ Miss Georgie Clegg of Hender- ¬ son is visiting her sister Mrs L Smiley ¬ ¬ Mr Wm H Myers of Evansvilie Ind is assisting Jack Suth- ¬ erland in the painting and decorat- ¬ ing of Mr J B Atkinsons resi ¬ dence ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W L Phillips of Grctnville was in town this week Mr M Cain and wife and Messrs A M Davis and Will Kimmons all of Mortons Gap were down at Schubert entertain ment Tuesday eveng Schubert The Well Symphony Club and Lady Quartette gave an entertainment in the opera house in this city on Tuesday evening to a large and well pleased audience The program was entertaining throughout every part rendered with much grace atid dignity ns only such as this excellent company can Compli mentary mention is due every individual member and especially duo Master Tommy Purcell the violinist Sang and Played ¬ ¬ ¬ QUICKEST ROUTE lic that she has moved her millin- SHORTEST AND From St Louis Evansvilie ery business to Earlington and and Henderson to the has open for their inspection a splendid new line of spring millin- SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH ery and trimmings at her place of THROUGH COACHES it business second room at head of stairs over W C McLeods store From above cities to Nashville All aro cordially invited to pay her and Chattanooga mak a visit when in search of these ing direct conarticles nection ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Ada Stodghill near Hanson wishes to inform the pub- ¬ of Change Witl xotjit UNRIVALED AND SPEED Nervous nllmcnta Womens complaints W H HOFFMAN Gel oil the genuine It lias crossed red Ineaon liioxsratncr All others aresub- stllillui Oil rccclt 01 two jc atnmpi we will send sit f Ton Beautiful World Ialr VIwj anil book tree DROWN ggJpllpS tAj fiiriAphj CIICMPAL CO UALTIMORE MD JOHN B MORTON 13 BNTIST MADIOONVILLE KY Doorot Court House Fin 065 co on Main street opposite North SPEEDY and LASTING RESULTS WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Banking Business Special attention given to collections nt XFAT PEOPLE H Inconvenience Simple m 17 ¬ JNCOOK Earlington Kentucky FASHIONABLE For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections aro made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points TllKMONT SlBOlUAL CO MOGTINQUAUIir from Any Injurious substance UEQE ASE0UIH3 BICVJED Wa GUARANTEE n CURE or refund vour monn lrloo ejjoo iier bottle Send 4c lor trcadts Boston YltU4 Ducklcns Arnica Salve ¬ The best salve In tbe world for Cuts Bruises Sores Salt Rheum Fever Sores Mrs E R McEuen nnd Mrs Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns Pauline Jones will return from and all Skin Eruptionsand positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed Jacksonville Fla this weok Price 35 to nlve perfect satisfaction Margaret Victory is ex cents per box For sale by St Bernard Miss pected home this week after sev- ¬ Drug Store BOOT AND loeMalter First Class Shoes J650 Second Grade Shoes To lUIISola f 550 89 Ctl NOTICE QEQTIN QUALITV North East South and West eral weeks sojourn in Florida Job Work neatly executed at this Mr and Mrs J E Day aro in office Estimates furnished on Sturgis representatives of the application Send in your orders Golden Cross Commandery of this at once mil and Straighten up Hull A TRIAL OHDIR 8OU0ITMD OCtlB tf To those who have Hopkins County lands for salo Announcements for advertising these In Pullman Palace Cars lands in all parts of the country have been nude by tbe Kentucky Bureau ot Infor mation and Immigration Write Trof J J Seeking homes on tho lino of this Glenn Madisonville for blanks which road will receive special low rates when properly filled and returned will be See agents of this company for sent to the Bureau John B Atkinson of Earlington mem or write to rates routes ber ot Executive Committee will be glad C P Atworb G P ft T A No charge made to furnish Information for adverlltln Louisville Kentucky EMIGRANTS ¬ WHITES CREAM c ¬ EVERY I 1 IIU3 iuu uii nunm KrtHMUas BOTTLE SUMNtlCft 11 Y ATI lttlIuitirV IT-liunimij iiiii tixfiio T Loris ESVIlFUCEi ao YEARS for -- vta-i a cp hN iriatliMMef ilm T w a At i J 4MHr t aKMajriaMhaBWi I etv Mil - vBgtoMatfiUMatjj a it US tifWlWllLA i liTf niHHnlri inn EitUUU irv Wi W Clc Bee -- TEPMBt - Psf Year In alvaiicn 5J bit Months J Three Munlhl RAHtKNf AbVmTKtMIHtd ln Loest Notices live rents pet line sVtlii Notice llreler tun with local r int waiter Htern rents r by tli quarter or year furnlslinl on Kat application to Hit othce i MTUAMttol resolutions of respect leu llit I Iwetv line Inserted ft Per line 01 frae I non thereot over twehe nrs will be clisue rite cents Club Rstes turnliheil lor moil piet periodicals DnrlMl0H fth ttr Bee Publishing Go Pustmmss ur oloted Jitiens All coiiiiiiunicmioiii anl tnalleri of new per nine to Ihli column ahonlil be a J Ire ted to Krlmeton Kv C W MmtiwiATiim EASTEH MOIIN Thto the gloom nnd cliill of winter Breaks the sun Freeing every broolt and river Till Ihey run Merry Kparkling on their way Frost and ice have had their day liltd on budding branches play Cold is done the sweet bells ringing Fur and near Childrens voices blend in singing Carols clear Gracious calm prevades tho air All the earth seems glad and fair Flowery fragranco everywhere Brings us cheer Ucho lidts Sorrowing eyes begin to brighten Faltb is born Hearts weighed down with sorrow lighten Once forlorn Risen again the children sing Risen the glad bells seem to ring Risen acn death has lost its sting Easter morn I E L MIntosii RASTER N f t rT M I ft i r raised no tempest about the smallpox scare this year While other towns in the State have been fighting what in Ibe end turned out to be a figment of their imagi¬ nation we have persued the even tenor Miss Eliza Stewart of Providence was of our way No town in the State demonin Ihe city a part of last and this week the strates more ability to takecare of itself guest of Mrs Ella 0 Merriwetther than Ibis of ours Hopkins county let us encourage Mrs Sabra Duncan while attempting to Mr E W Glass of Hopkinsville was this young man and hc will take drive a span of horses across the dam appointed one of the five commissioners an honorable position in the front last Saturday the horses became fright ¬ Kentucky to the Atlanta Exposition rank He will represent our in- ¬ ened at the waves which were then very of terests honestly intelligently and high backing down oil Ihe dam In jumpBen Silas and John like the snow birds not for a few but for all ing out sbo fell but sustained no serious havo disappeared ¬ Injury Do not forget the Easter concert Rev John Bailey visited his church at at the College on Monday night Mrs John Neely was very ill last Sun Casky last Sunday All invited and wel- ¬ April 15 day but is improving come CHICAGO Miss Emma Nisbet of Madisonville is Mrs Lizzie Eaves made a flying trip lo in Ibe city visiting the Gap Saturday The College Choir shall endeavor We are informed by friends to Messrs Wiley Lowery and Thomas Byas education in Chicago 111 that in to give tneir presence at Rev T Mr Munroe Campbell went to Hopkins the near future they propose H Merriweathers rally and do villa last Friday and returned Sunday left for their home Allensville Saturday with service Rev Merriweather is at morning Rev Peter Bronaugb of Hopkinsville to bless Atkinson College money and useful articles of food work at good faith and we wish to Rev T II Merriweatberof Providence Mrs Willie Nisbet of Madisonville died passed through Saturday en route borne Come on you encourage us by aid him was up last week on a short visit last Friday and was buried Saturday She your promise and the fulfillment Editor C W Merriweather is The Nashville American printed an edi was a member of Ibe S M T temple of COLLEGE GLEANINGS thereof will make us happy Now invited to deliver the address in torial March 12 on Prof Washingtons that place She was interred by the rights Miss Ida B Jordan of Hender- ¬ is our most needy time the Easter concert at Atkinson address of which the following is the most of that order quite a number from this son visited Atkinson College last Everybody come and significant paragraph place attending There is apparently a tacit un- ¬ College week She appeared to be with hear him Prof Washingtons lecture was a plain derstanding with the people in the A colored woman of Lexington dropped the advancement of the institution G B W sensible straightforward talk lo the young a lighted match Into a key of powder the Miss Bernard Coal Mining District Jordan is one of our earliest St aid in and old of his race and he emphatically other day nnd it is not thought she will to every good cause More She is far more digni students told Ibem that education was only a means live fied than the ordinary student especially everything that will make lo an end that without the inclination to We can recommend Miss Jordan Hopkins county a more desirable Mr Robert N Lander of Hopkinsville work education such as was being given The people of St Charles to trustees who wish an efficient home in most of the schools was a failure Lazi was made a member of Ibe Auxiliary Com- school Her acquired both alike white and coloied do- ¬ teacher mittee of Kentucky for the Atlanta Exposi ness and idleness must lo overcome and FASHIONABLE ability examplary life and general nate money to aid Atkinson Col leg training for work such as is required by tion When we asked for money deportment qualify her as a none refused but gave something Lexington claims the honor of being the teacher cititens In avocations of life must be AND tauijlit They patronized tho concert and The speakers advice while In first city in the State lo have a colored Earlingtons good people donated gave us a good house We tender tended lo apply directly lo the schools for school nnd that thirty years ago But it the education of the young of his own race is said Louisville had a colored school largely and beneficially to Atkin- ¬ the people our many thanks Our son College April 2 Cans of hopes are that the near future will applies equally lo the schools for the edu forty years ago tomatoes cans of corn cans of reveal such satisfactory develop- First Class Shoes J65o cation of whites and it is a most gratify ¬ The Slate G A R Encampment will be fruit a nice bucket of ing fact to learn that a colored educator of lard several ments that will realize yourselves Second Grade Shoes 5550 held at Hopkinsville next week beginning packages of sugar and a purse of doubly repaid so much prominence has begun a cam Tuesday and ending Thursday night It cash were given Mrs Georgia of education among Ihe schools for paign To Half Sol and Strslahtin up Hull 09 Cli will bring Ihe greatest crowd to thai city NEEDS OK ATKINSON COUKOE Loney is tho active and praiseeducating colored pupils In behalf of in It has ever had before A special train worthy lady that solicited these Friends we are in great need of dustrial and manual training The school will be run on Ihe 15IU from a trial onoert oouoitbd Louisville excellent donations Many of our money of the future must teach these things Wo need money to fur- ¬ bringing passengers and no doubt people octl8 tf ministers say that the people will nish our new Bailey Dormitory must find fit pupils for work of every will be there from all over the State not nid or give How is it that Ladies ilnllnnd to supply our new kind nnd Washington is doing his race a VOUH ORDKKS UOH Quite a crowd will leave here on Ihe those who go earnestly always suc chapel nnd recitation rooms with great and lasting benefit In plainly telling Wo need more willini necessary facilities them thai they as all others must be third Sunday for the grand rally at Provi ceed We need Unre money severely to pay our earnest Lonoy I workers as Mrs taught to vvork ¬ Easter which will be celebrated next Sunday is particularly a christian festival and all the christian world will glorify it The name by music prayer and flowers comes from the mythology of ancient races and perpetuates the celebrations once held in honor of heathen goddesses Some claim that the Easter festival finds its counterpart in many sj stems of religion in many countries and among many races of men Exactly what Ibis would prove if it were admitted is not apparent There is a worship called nature worship thai forms a very large pari of the relig ions of heathen nations and it is lo be bei night and day lieved that the alternalio nnd the changes of tho seasous necessarily impressed the imagination of untaught Tito release of nature from races of men the icy fetters of winter was an object lesson and a reason for great joy for peo ple bidly housed clothed and fed And tho celebration of an event of the kind naturally look a religious turn then the people of different nations selected differ- ¬ ent goddesses to rule and represent this In Syria they had season of the year Adomis in Egypt Osiris in India Vishnu and in Greece Proserpina yet the idea of each was Identical in their origin and in all of them we find the idea of the resur- ¬ rection dimly shadowed forth and con- ¬ nected more or less intimately with the season of spring It was also in the spring when the Jewish nation was delivAnd it was ered from Egyptian bondage at the institution of the Passover when the Lord told Moses and Aaron that this month should be the beginning of months In every celebration in ancient times of n people from deliverance there was the sacrifice of lambs bullocks and doves thus adding lo the idea of deliverance that of sacrifice In the feast of Easter today re- ¬ appears the fundamental idea of deliver- ¬ ance associated with the idea of a completed sacrifice Out instead of the lamb offered by the head of each household we have the sublime presentation of the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of Instead of the escape of Day tho world from the embrace of Night instead of the breaking oflbe fetters of ice by which winter held nature a captive instead of the mere deliverance of a nation from bondage we have the glorious deliverance from the power of Death the conquest of the last great enemy It is the most inspiring thought that ever found lodgement It is Iho teaching in the human mind of God in redemption and for this reason we claim Easter to be a Christian festival II is hers that the conception of the resurrection first distinctly and unmistak- ¬ ably appears not in myth or legenJ not in type or shadow but in the pas00 of an historic Christ the representative of the human race and of its highest aspirations in the first born from the dead the Deliverer of the race It is this Great Deliver- ¬ ance that Easter teaches us There is no feasl festival or memorial day that expresses a faith so sublime a hope so inspiring as that of Easter The regeneration of the world is in this faith and in this hope As has been said Pa ¬ ganism bad them In the germ Judaism in the bud but Christianity alone pre sents them in their full flower and fruit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Prof Hooker T Washington Iho Prel- dent of Tusketjco Institute at Tuskegee Ala delivered n lecture to the students of risk University recently on Intluttrhl The following I n patt of Education the Nashville Dally Americans- report As a race there are speikrr said The things we must leirn to do use is to put brains In the common occupations of life and the other is to dignify common labor If we do not we cannot hold our own us a race Ninety per cent of any race on Ihe globe earns Its living by Iho common occunations of life and the negro can be no exception to this rule Prof Washington then illustrated the Importance of this by citing the fact that while twenty years ago every largo and pa ing barbershop over Iho country was in the hands of black men to day In all the large cities you cannot find a single large or first class borbershop operated by col The black men had had the ored men monopoly of that Industry but bad gone on from day lo day in the same old mo notonuus way without improving anything As a result the white about the Indu up put brains into It man h watcher - tie points Improved and progressed unli his shop to day was not known as a barbershop but a tonsorial parlor and ho was 110 longer called a bar ber but a tonsorial artist Just so with tho old negro man with his bucket of white wash and his long pole and brush had given way to the white man who had ap plied his knowledge of chemistry lo mixing materials his knowledge of geometry lo figuring and decorating the ceiling Bui the white man was not called a white washer ho was termed a bouse decorator tie bad put brains into his work he had given dignity lo it and the old colored man with the long pole and bucket was a thing of the past The old negro wo man and her wash tub were fast being supplanted by the white man with his steam laundry washing over a hundred shirts an hour The many colored men who had formerly earned a living by cut ting the grass in the front yards and keeping the lower beds in trim ere no competitors for the white man who bring log his knowledge of surveying and ter racing and plotting land and his knowl edge of botany and bis blending of colors Into active play had dignified and pro- ¬ moted the work He was not called a grass cutter or a yard cleaner but a florist or a landscape gardener The old black mammy could never again enter in the sick room where she was onco known as a peerless nurse She had given placo to the tidy little woman with her neat white cap and apron her knowledge of physiology bandaging prin ciples of diseases and the administration of medicine who bad dignified beauti fied and glorified Ihe art of nursing and had turned it into a profession Just so too the black cook was going out of date under the influence of the superior knowledge and art of cookery possessed by while chefs who were educated men and commanded large salaries Now said the speiker what are we going to do Are we going lo put brains into these common occupations Are we going to apply the knowledge we gain at school Are we going to keep up with Ihe world or are we going to let these occupations which mean our very life blood slip from us Education itself is worthless it is only as it is used that it is of value A man might as well fill his head with so much cheap soup as with learning unless ho is going to use bis knowledge Mesdames Georgia Warders and Carrie Ray went to Madisonville Saturday Mr Ed Uailey is on the sick list Mrs Maria Nunn has been very ill for sometime Mr Farrer who has been sick for sometime at his home in Henderson has returned slightly improved ¬ ¬ M SSfcaiSSiSgSSSa fSSjSFl YDU ARE Wi NEW BOODS In Spring time you want Spring Goods In Summer time Summer Goods AND SOMEWHERE TO GET THEM m I READING AND NO DOUBT YOU ENJOY READING Condensed News Stories BEST This Paper UUL Miscellany Women DcpaHm en I Children v DcpaHin on I djri cultural Dopartm onl Political Department ft t Did you ever stop long Answer to 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UAPTIST CHURCH SI Louis Mot Preaching ttUPUHMC will tent lKBIC IOIt his - SI i - W SunJln t0 1 1 twice-a-wee- 1 every firtt and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndet Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday tchool every Sun day morning at a ij II X n CHURCH SOUTH Preaching every Crtt and third Lotda day morning and evening by T Pelert Prayer nieeilng Thursday evening Sunday sdiool every Sunday morning at g oo oclock PATENTS J RLITTELL Trade Mar and Copyright Csasc Opposlt a CUMBERLAND FRBSDVTSRIAN CHURCH Attorney and Counsellor in Patent Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a m and 730 m by W A Provlne Iatlor Prayer meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock rRKlaVTBRUN CHURCH Over twelve jcas experience Write Sonday scbool every Sunday morning at 0 IJ American and Foreign Poeachlng every third Sunday afternoon at 1 for information rclock Patents Caveats and all business arising under tho patent laws promptly and care- ¬ WaMhlngton Patent Office ID O Cobgc Directory A TURNER LODGE No 348 If the young men were to give five cents to the church for every trip they make to Madisonville how much better it would be be here fiom A noted colored singer Miss Pearl L Amos of Southern Indiana will appear in Mrs W A Walter presented her bus this city Friday night April 2Gih supported band with another fine boy last Sunday by ber own company Had the youngster waited a week longer ProL P It Cabell Jtf who taught in before making its advent the Reverend one of the Madisonville districts hasclosed would then have double reason for celebrating Easter his school for this school vear There will be an Easter concert at the College dormitory on Monday night April 15 Let everyone come We anticipate a good entertaining program Admission iocts ¬ ¬ ¬ The revival which has been in progress Mrs Rosa Carrett was suffering from a at the Baptist church if it accomplishes no slight indisposition this week more should feel a pleasure in knowing This town with its usual calmness has that Ihey nave secured to the fold of the blessed a young man Mr Taylor France whose way of life was not by far a shining light in any way His associates should follow his example ¬ ¬ ¬ Among the leaders of the colored people there is none more deserving than Mr W R Tcague of St Charles He makes the welfare of his race the highest and first consideration To Atkinson College he has collected and given near ten 10 dollars in the last thirty days We greatly appie ciate Mr Teague and the service he has performed for the institution God bless such a man that is not selfish There are colored men that do not live more than a thousand miles from here in good circumstances and receive more patronage from the college than Mr Tcauge that pay much less money and give no patronage whatever to make Hopkins county appreciated for educational facilities nor add the enterprise worth nor wealth ¬ General in tho near future Quick What nows Aide breathlessly Tho enemys pneumatic bicycle brigade Is attacking our flank We congratulate the sub editor General promptly Tell tho gunners of a hc dee for a more than ordinary to load with tacks Pearsons column in last weeks issue Mr An liiilnuatluii C W Merriweather is demonstrat- ¬ Old Skroogo Do you think young ing ability worthy of the highest man ou could support my daughter In appreciation Colored people of the stylo to vhiuli sho has been accus ¬ teachers Each one is working at a great sacrifice We need money to meet our current expenses There is not an institution so young with such ample arrangements and accommodations that I know of doing so much to help and encourage education among our people We have no endowment fund We have no source from which we derive any direct aid We appeal to the people at large to contribute to our support in this worthy enterprise ¬ Staled meetings the urst and placo Ita no use Clara wo cant hldo third Saturdays In each month ititAn it from pcoplo that wo aro brido and lo attend m Transient brethren eordlillv Invited I I ARNOLD W M groom Cms Cowill Secretary you think so Tho Bride What makes George dear ST BERNARD LODQE No 140 O O P Meets every Tuesday night Tho Groom dejectedly Why hero Visiting ViyP WHeV dlallr invlrfd- to attend brethren cor tho waiter has brought usrlco pudding PIERCE MEYERS N G Puck C II Hour Secretary Tho Groom at tho first stopping F fully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of In oanlion I advise as to patentability with vet charge Mention this paper V 1 RltiVrri Chesapeake DCTV7CEN ii Ohio end Southwestern R ft 1- A WomrvrT Wllen EARLINGTON COMMANDEKY No 515 UNITED ORDER OP THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Second and lourtli Saturday nights each month A cordial Intlttalon Is extended visiting Sir Knights and lakles J D WYATT N C LACK K of R TIIOS N VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In Ihe Masonlo building All members of tho order era iordially Invited to attend CHAS COWELL C C W I Iluaa K of R and S HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend S E Stivixi M W Recorder uikj ¬ Let mo havo 1 two cent stamp please said tho dapper youtht Wcronll out of stamps said tho pretty post mistress but wo havo sorno lovely postal cards for a penny each And manlike ho bought a dozen Brooklyn liijlo NoccsMtjt Inrcntlon LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS ALSO rnoM AND TO r CINCINNATI AND EVANSVILLE Mrs Do not purchase n Ticket NORTH EAST SOUTH OR WEST Until you have consulted an A pent of the Official Directory State Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Alford Secretary of Slate John W Headley Assistant Secretary of Slate Edward O Leigh Private Secretary to Governor Arch D Drown Attorney General W J Hendrlck Auditor L C Norman Treasurer US Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ ter Thompson Register Land Office Green D Swango Insurance Commissioner Henry P Duncan Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adjutant Geueral P D Rlrhardson Supt Arsenal Capl David OConncil State Inspector of Publlo Trusts W H Card ncr Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W S Pryori Judges S li Toney IRGrace T II Paynter It L b Gully J II Haielrlgg j B Lewis Reporter E W Hlnestt Clerk Court Ap- peals A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals wooa ioui u ureco Tipstaff songmoor ir Sergeant G A Robertson W S 11 IIU superior court i rcsming judge Jos Harbour Judges W H YostJr Jos llarbour J II llrent Librarian Mrs Mary llrown Day Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Clias D fornix Urey Woodson CO UMITUD TRAINS SWRR MODHRN JiQUIPMKKT rrjUMAN IIDlIKT 6MtItPlR8 OUN ECHOLS OtH UOH KY tomed Her Suitor I could but Im not moan enough to do it Chicago Ilccord Lore laiuli at loci uiltlw so ihoy ny Hut net ut IocIb tiitts pi tin For onco Brim ncillock suuu lilm la IIo seldom laugh again -- Life uovernorfohn Young llrown 1 U LYNCH CEN h 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