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Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 bee1895042501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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formed to mine coal in Alaska Mines at Grass Creek Utah are idle and full of water Keep a Sharp Lookout for Fresh ItemJnterest to the Retail COAL ancLQQKE KADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING INCORPOHATED is A seam of coal six feet thick ported nt Ottumwa la Knn re ¬ tarn M Suits for an aggregate of i 10000 have been begun against a coal com- ¬ pany in Illinois for damages in deaths and injuries to persons by an explosion in its mines Electric mining plant at Atchison runs three machines Operators about Terro Haute Ind arc trying to form a pool Miners in Missouri will resist the cut G2 cents a ton for lump coal Wages of miners in Boone County la have been cut from 100 per ton to 80 cents to in 4ife eoKe St Bernard Coal Tipple on Tennessee River Jik Some foolish fellow is circulating a story that 1000 miners are wanted in Cannel coal mines in Kentucky They arc not needed Business in the Birmingham Ala district is very active at present It is said that the average price per ton at the mines last year was 95 cents At Milwaukee Wis there is a discussion about smoke nuisance The defenders say What makes a city is noise smells and smoke and that a place unenlivened by masses of soft coal in the air is no better than a vil- ¬ lage The ideas of one or two of the aldermen of whom a number took part in the discussion were equally pictur- ¬ esque I like to see chimneys smoke one said I think it is beautiful If a man wants to keep clean let him go to live in Wauwatosa All cities are dirty Look at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati They are worse than Milwaukee ¬ ¬ It is claimed that pig iron can be made East Tennessee for 5 per ton lr A minimum rate for mining coal is It is good to know spoken of in Iowa there is one that at Paducab Ky for Supplying Steamboats Tennessee operators are determined not to have the competition of the State as a coal producer Development of the Lignite coal in Texas is going forward particularly about the town of Rockdale 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 i Mr John H Inman claims to have sold 45000 acres of coal land on the Cumberland plateau in Tennessee for 275000 The citizens of Mount Vernon Ohio distributed no tons of coal to the poor The coal was purchased from the Black Diamond Coal Co at a discount and 0 road at hauled there by the B half rate Eighty teamsters carted it The custom is a yearly one free God Brushed Soke for Base Burners and Fupases ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ¬ - Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when ydu can CRUSHED COKBfoTa mucliless One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price companied with great pain Where am I and what has happened I groaned You fell from a ledge a few moments ago and have an ugly cut on your bead and I fear a broken ankle but do not exI ert yourself for help will soon be here was walking through the glen below with Hero my Newfonndland dog and saw the accident I scribbled a noto and tied it to his collar sending him directly to papa I put my hand to my head and found it was bleeding profusely then I tried to move and my left foot did not respond She had described my condition correctly and the thought that it would be some time before I pushed my wheel struck me quite forcibly While I was still ruminating on my misfortune a middle aged man accom- ¬ panied by a huge dog picked his way along the valley path toward us and stop ped beside me Well now mister this is a mishap in deed he said in a hearty voice as he carefully examined my limb But you may be thankful that your leg got the break instead of your neck for a slide from yon cliff is a serious matter Put your arms about me and well see it I can lift you Lizabetb take that foot and keep ¬ ¬ ¬ A paper at Birmingham Ala prints this The coal now being mined in Jefferson County exceeds that of any other county in the United States and probably in the world It would be a big advertisement for Birmingham if the amount was compiled each month and published There was a total of 2774000 tons of coal mined inJeffer son County Ala last year A part of of it went to make 874000 tons of coke There are counties in Pennsylvania that do four times as much as this It is all very well to blow about ones own local habitat however but truth is better order to give time for the government ot the respective nations to ratify the treaty negotiated by their representatives in Ihe conference Pity a Drunkards Child flV JESSK PHILLIPS in due time became quite an expert The nlfiht was cold and dreary Tbo walks made sleek with ice Yet people hurried to and fro In a city full of vice child walked slowly down the street And In each shop she peered Yet looked about as on she walked As though a something feared A in mid air exhibitions When walking became an old story I saved up my earnings and bought a bicycle with a grooved tire de termined to master the art of riding a rope but it took a year of careful practice before I was able to posh my wheel over a two inch cable stretched across a reasonable space in the open air I displayed this accomplishment for Bale I followed close behind this child Her years not more than ten She stopped a moment wiped her eyes And then moved on again Across the street there was a shop Where the staff of life was sold Her footsteps turned toward the door She trembled with the cold When on the threshold of that door The child did quickly kneel Those small clenched bands were raised to Ulm Who hears when we appeal That prayer was over she darted in And snatched a loaf of bread Now mother dear yon shall not die She cried as on she fled r Just then a policemen grabbed the child And hurled her to the bricks Said he in hellish fury Ive caught you at your tricks 01 sir please let me go this once My Poor mother says shes dying fathers drunk In yonder Jail And babe for bread Is crying I Just left home to beg for bread I did not want to steal Now think if you were In my place Iray sir how would you feel My feet are bare I have no shoes Father took them away I tblnw We used to lve happy and have plenty to eat llefore father was taken to drink O sir well let me go poor mothers not Theres no one to help her but me I know it was wrong tor me to steal bread Hut no other way could I see Tliut child the picture of despair Did move that strong mans heart And into the hardened being A new life did impart lie slipped And a coin Into her hand Then said both gently and mild Now rim along homo my little one God pity a drunkards child OVER THE RIVER BY ARCHIE R E00LE10N No I am not a believer In dreams warn ¬ ings and supernatural agencies but I have vivid recollections of a certain night in June at Wendover Wyoming when a coming event cast a black shadow before that no logic or philosophy can explain Having a great fancy for performance on tU tight rop I bgaa to travel wltk Ble Biothers1 circus when it mere ladand Urothers about six months and then I had a little altercation with the bead manager and being quick tempered I severed my connection with them and began work for myself giving bold performances on the rope across rivers and from the lop of one high building to another in scattered towns and romantic country places For several years I travel ed through the Eastern States and finally brought up In the North Western billed to appear at Wendover in May and ride my wheel over a rope spanning the North Platte Htver at a point above the town called the Dend The Union Pacific Hallway carried me along to the terminus of my journey when I found myself unloaded at seven oclock on the morning of the day before my promised exhibition Wendover was one of the pre ttiest little places imaginable built up of picturesque bouses and square business blocks from whose tall chimneys the smoke loomed darkly up and circled in mystic shadows that finally settled themselves into scat ¬ tered clouds in the bright sky Hut the suburbs of tbo city were more attractive than its thickly occupied portion Imposing mansions and odd Gothic roofed cottages with slashed corners and wide windows in the midst of pieces of well planned landscape gardening made the finest view I bad ever seen Alter breakfast I walked over to the Bend and looked over my ground The river was boh broad and rapid here and its steep banks made my feat a daring and I selected the stupenduous undertaking exact spot where the rope sbonld be drawn and then lighted a cigar and strolled along the bluff for a quiet smoke The water bubbled noisily and now and then a fish would show itself abova tbo surface turn an adroit band spring and dis appear farther down the current in reckless enjoyment of Its native element When the river became monotonous to me I walked away from It and began to climb more cliffs just for a view of the ro- ¬ mantic gorges beyond them It is a humiliating confession for a sure ¬ footed gymnast to make but on the very top of one of these sharp bills I caught my heel in a snag and toppled off I clutched wildly at some bushes as I went but missed them and a shock like that given by an earthquake put an end to njy struggles When I rallied I was lying on the earth with my bead supported by the soft arm of a young and pretty girl Just then Intensely interested In bandaging my brows with a wet handkerchief She bad the finest pair of eyes I ever looked into and when she saw that I bad revived she smiled and said Thank Heaven you are not dead after alll to know but my effort was ac I ¬ ¬ It level trd We obeyed and were soon moving slowly away with the dog Hero leading tho pro- ¬ cession You are a stranger in Wendover the man said as we proceeded Yes I faltered I am the man who Is to exhibit bicycle riding on a rope across the Bend to morrow Which exhibition will be postponed till a month from to morrow be returned rather grimly but wo will take good care of you at Cliffslde which is my homo Llzabeth is a powerful nurse and a clipper to read poetry and stories to sick folks and as for myself Will Churchill isnt a bad fellow to be tied up with This generous hospitality stimulated my courage but the roughness of the road brought out more than one moan of pain as we tolled on and I was thankful when we arrived at the house which was one of the most spacious and handsome of the suburban villas about Wendover I was transferred to an easy couch In a large commodious room and an hour later a doctor had set my broken limb and I was feeling much more comfortable Then I took a long look at Elizabeth Churchill She was actually beautiful with the kind expression of sympathy lighting up her face and I fell asleep to dream about her Days followed in which I received such tender care that I began to wish I could break the other leg when this one was healed so that I could stay longer at Cliff side As Mr Churchill bad asserted she was a fine reader and amused me for hours with poems and stories from her favorite magatines often pausing to get my opinion of the hero and to ask me It I would have fallen In love with the heroine bad I been In his place I petted my crippled ankio as long as I dared for Mr Churchill and Elizabeth seemed to enjoy my society and the only drawback to my happiness was the frequent visits of a swarthy Spanish artist Carlo Levangez who always scowled at me and sat devouring Elizabeths beauty with his great burning eyes to her evident uneasi nesj One afternoon I ventured to ask Eliza ¬ beth why he came so often to Cliffslde and she blushed and replied that he was trying to persuade her father to allow him to paint her picture from life I grew hot and cold alternatly at the idea of such a thing and changed the con versation by remarking that I must go back to my profession next month and my first appearance must beat the Bend according to myoldadversisement Elizabeth clasped her hands together suddenly Ob no she exclaimed Do not at- ¬ tempt such a featl Your ankle is not en- ¬ tirely strong and you have not the nerve You will surely fall and be killed She broke off abruptly and left the room but her unfinished sentence made my heart beat like a trip hammer Could it be that she really cared for me I determined to win her at all events and looked forward to a trip we had planned to a picturesque spot down the river that evening for a mutual explanation of our true feelings I shall never forget that night The sun in going down had left a golden line that lay like a ribbon along the western sky a few stars that the moonlight could not obscure wcro shining and the summer dew brought out the sweetest fragance of shrubs and flowers while a soft breeze kept their leaves murmuring gently The moon looked calmly down on us and was a silent witness- to our betrothal for Elizabeth made mo the happiest man on earth by promising to marry me and I in turn promised to give up my profession after the Wendover display of skill which was not to come off till I was perfectly strong again The next day Carlos Levangez got his answer about Elizabeths picture and in the beat of disappointment he poured out such a torrent of Spanish love talk that she put a cooler on him by ordering him from Cliffslde immediately But when he left with bitter Imprecations on his lips she grew timid and cautioned me to keep out of his way lest be should wreak his revenge on the man be believed to be his rival I laughed lightly at her fears and went on my way too thoroughly happy to care tor anything but the present and Le- ¬ vangez did not come near us again I polished up C My recovery was rapid my machine and began to ride again soon feeling equal to a trial of the rope Three days before the date of my performance I went up to the Bend and superintended the stretching of the rope I came back quite tired and as Elizabeth was suffering with a headache and did not come down to the drawing room that evening I went to my own room at an early hour There was a storm brewing and I opened the windpw to relieve the closeness of the air Now and then there was a low mut tering of thunder and there were rushing whirls and sullen pauses In the wind that were oppressive and threatening I leaued back in an invalid chair and watched the lights bat were visible from the windows of the neighboring cottages for I do not know bow loag a time but J was aroused ¬ I- ¬ by a touch upon my elbow It was a soft uncanny touch as if the hand that gave it had no bone or muscle therein and turn ing quickly I saw a pale faced stranger with long silvery hair and white beard standing beside me What do you want I asked in a tone of awe Cornel was the brief answer He took my band and I reluctantly arose to my feet Where I whispered You will see presently I followed him in silence impelled by some impulse that I could not resist We went quietly down the stairs and out at the back door taking the way to the bend of the river Not a word was spoken during the journey but when we stopped on the bank of the Platte my companion said solemnly Jame3 Nelson look across to the other shore I obeyed and saw a throng of eager people swaying to and fro with eyes fixed upon the rope Ibat spanned the rapid stream They are watching for your death ride for believe me when you mount your wheel again it will be for the last time The revenge of a Spaniard awaits you I shuddered but as I stepped backward I caw that my Columbia was by my side and the old man pointed to it significantly Must I ride T asked in a husky voice You must but I took the My hands trembled handles of the machine and carefully tested llitt tightness of the rope at the end The crowd cheered and I took my positton on the seat moving slowly out upon my peril ous trip A steady hand and a clear brain said the old man coolly The wind had entirely died away and I felt the slight quivering of the rope beneath me One third of the distance was trav- ¬ ersed when I felt a quicker vibration and glancing ahead I saw Carlos Levangez with a sharp knife in his hand crouching down at the farther end with exultation and madness glaring in bis snaklsh eyes Ills purpose was plainly evident to cut the rope and precipitate me into the boil ing water below and no one raised a hand to prevent ill I made three more revolu ¬ tions the weapon rasped across my hemp en bridge and I went down with a smoth ered cry of agonyl I grasped wildly at empty space and found myself alone and sitting on the ground in utter dark ness Above the soughing of the wind and the distant growl of thunder I could hear the brawling voice of the Platte at my right band For five minutes I sat still trying to realize where I was and what had befallen me and by degrees it came to me that I bad seen no old man but had tried my hand nt sleep walking under the spell ot a terrible vision I gathered myself up and crawled back to Cliffslde firmly resolved that I would not tell Elizabeth what had happened but that I would cross the rope alone the next day to get my nerves toned down for my great triumph I had but little appetite for breakfast on the following morning but managed to get ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ through it as I imagined without exciting Elizabeths curiosity and at ten I stole away from Cliflside taking my wheel with me It was a fair day after the storm and when I reached the Bend no one was in sight I made all necessary arrangements to insure safety and mounting the old blue rim I started out with the purpose of overcoming my nervous trepidation I went carefully along was on the last half of my trip when again as in my dream I felt tho rope jerk under mo One false move one swerve in the saddle and I should be thrown off my track Merciful I looked ahead and there at the Heaven end of the line was Carlos Levangez with a stiletto in his hand and a cigar be tween his teeth Come on Nelsonl he shouted American circus rider cowardly cur to steal away tho heart of a mans love before bis eyesl Come on and just beforo you reach this bank 1 will send you Into eter nity I The waters roared loudly in my ears a sickening sensation seized me and the dimness ot twilight settled down before my eyes but in the midst of this I remem bered he words of the old man A steady hand and a clear brain and kept my balance and my limbs evenly in mo- ¬ tion The stiletto flashed and Levangez blew a cloud of tobacco smoke from his brutal mouth One make ready Two say your prayers Three adlosl The dagger fell but only partially ac accomplished its work and ho raised it a second time I dared not give way to the despair that had taken possession of me but mechanically moved on toward this fiend who would never let me reach him alive I closed my eyes that I might not see his face in its distorted malignity and waited tor tho last blow But it never came A voice clear and sharp rang out on the air Catch him Hero Catch hlml There was a low growl a rustling spring and the dagger went spinning down tbo bank while Levangez was laid upon his back and over him with his white teeth and flaming eyes stood Hero a hero In deed at this momentl Would tbo frail line hold out till I reached the end Elizabeth was watching me with exhausted breath and I made the last exhibit ot life with my heart In my When I reached terra firma I mouth dropped at tbo feet of the bravest girl I ever knew Alarmed at my abstracted ap- ¬ pearance that morning she had followed me in time to save my life We turned Levangez over to the law but be broke jail and escaped soon after for which I was not sorry as I did not want to appear against him Elizabeth and 1 were married In the fall and Wendover is our home to day We are very happy and not In the least superstitious but sometimes I look out on the Platte and re- ¬ my sleep walking on its banks member without being able to explain or account lor it N v ieager ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A NEW CHINA WILL BE THE RESULT OF THE BIG ORIENTAL WAR Russia and Japan Said to Have a Per fect Understanding chinas fotorK The following editorial in the Cincin- ¬ nati Times Star is interesting in this con- ¬ nection It is well nigh Impossible to conceive how the war foolishly begun by China could have ended in deeper humiliation than that involved in the conditions im ¬ posed upon China by the treaty ot peace Corea and the Island of Formosa are lost to her the former becoming an inde ¬ pendent kingdom and the latter being ceded permanently to Japan But the pith of this treaty lies in the retention by Japan ot the places she has conquered This means that the Mikado will hold both Port Arthur and Wei Hal Wei These fortified towns opposite each other on the peninsulas which form the strait of Pechili command the gulf of Pechlli the great outlet of China to the ocean Thus Japanese fortresses will frown upon the very gate of the empire practically Japan will be an imperial guardian of China and put the Pekin government under stress of good behavior which will scarcely differ from political vassalage If Japan had pursued the war captured Pekin as one of the conditions of peace exacted the privilege of keeping an armed force in the cspital the situation would have been scarcely more humiliating than it is made by Japanese possession of Port Arthur and for a term of years which may easily mean forever There seems to be no limit to the control which Japan can exerclso over China now that she has absolutely bottled up the empire If as reported Russia and Japan have formed an alliance for the domination ot Asia one of the results to be expected in the not distant future is the dismember ment of China the building of the trans- Siberian railroad through Chinese terri- ¬ tory and the founding at Port Arthur or some other poiriton the coast of the seat of the Russian power in Ihe Orient There is to say the least of It a high probability that great changes will be made In the map of Asia during the next ten years Now Is the time to stibscribo The Bkk A special to the New York World from Washington under date of April 20th says Russia was fully aware ot and gives se cret but hearty approval to the conditions for peace enacted by Japan This is vouched for by the very best authority in this coun- ¬ try An agreement between Russia and Japan said to have existed from the outbreak ot the war included a promise that Russia should have access to the sea for its great trans Siberian railway Every step Japan has taken is said to have been with the knowledge and approval of the Czar and notwithstanding misleading dispatches from St Petersburg as to the possibility pf that government being displeased It is maintained that if any other European power undertake to pre vent the carrying out ot Japans pro gramme Russia will stand at Japans back China it Is asserted will under the con ditions agreed upon throw open to civili zation over 10000000 square miles of the richest territory in tho empire having a population of over 200000000 now prac tically kept from intercourse with the out side world Six closed cities the largest in the empire are also thrown open and three great rivers the Yang Tso Kiang Canton and Shanghai are to be free to the commerce of the globe It is further said that China has promised to consent to expensive river and harbor improvements including the dredging of these rivers for hundreds of miles so that ships of the deepest draught can reach unknown in land coasts and markets The understanding here is that the citi zens and ships of all nations will have equal privileges and to be treated with fairness There Is to be no restriction upon importation of foreign machinery but the whole world is to be invited to plant Its industries in China and assist In developing her enormous resources After the ratification of the treaty Japan ncse war vessels will be stationed in several Chinese ports to see that the peace conditions are faithfully observed The envoys ot Japan and China who negotiated the treaty of peace have left Sblmonosekl where the conference was held Viceroy Li Hung Chang and Lord LI bis son who represented China have gone with their retinue back to Pekin to report the doings of the conference to their emperor Count Ito the Prime Minister and Vis- ¬ count Mutsi the Foreign Minister who represented Japan have gone to Hi ¬ roshima to report to their Emporor The period of the truce proclaimed March 29 In consequence of the murderous attack upon LI Hung Chang expires to morrow for but the armistice has been extended by the Japanese Emporor for one month In ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CASPER HARRIG BOOT AND SHOE MHP Madisonville Ky If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to order Call at my shoe making establishment opposite the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoe Shoes of my make as all my customers will tell you are made of the best material and are in every respect just what a man needs Very Respectfully ¬ ¬ ¬ i CASPER HARRIS TuMffyBCTMii BTSrt V-iV III WMWMiHsi ITtUmnViiliilwWutiMlwMiiiiKwiniW VHf KmEE H T l w hut and fully justifies Hn reputation an 1 ImllriArtlllWfhWW--i tho most beautiful of American Tho miles of trco liucd cities Great niul thoroughly re-¬ streets give to the urban portions Tin Republican Cutivciillon will be Held In lou uso of tnodlcina should bo employed BV W TOOMBS liable building up medicine ot the city an almost rural appear Dr ttorooa Favorite Proscription l U10 ucit Louisville June Jilt Not May loth tonio and nervluo at thU time It bring I nerve tonic vitalizer and ance Tlio frequent parks are Now it came to pass in those 1 about a rvgtimnij in As lint Decided Upon fresh and bright with green leaves tho womanly funcuotiu ilnim tlmt rimnini men iliVitod EE PUBLISHING COMPANY Vi euro femalo weakness PHk1 TaliCRMNS TABUUO and flowering shrubs Iho neatly As May 29th tho date first fixed inflammation chariot1 having but two wheels catarrhal tnrororilrl trimmed beds of spring flowers and utorlno dorango Central Com the one behind the other v upon by the State Take RtPAMO TA0UU3 tncnU show lika oases in a desert of as Sirond lifted thr PMtoiW tl Knlliion Stavieui Aorthamplon l mittee for holding the Republican they placed n saddle 2 And atsmtttrr it no wonder that the phalt It Cmintv ra f - Take HtPAWO TABUIES State Convention was thougnt to DnltV luncBl tkar upon the chariot and a man would jallH Washingtonian is proud of his Sir After taking- your Before the people today and city for with the wholesome climodtcino I feel Ilka sit thereon uvun as one sitteth conflict with Decoration Day to snnscruinoN katksm 0f 5teTiThftii8JiAfcl Take HtPANO TABUtES notr person I ohall reo which stands preeminently mate and with its admirable plan omtnend you and your upon a horse which it to he some extent it was thought advisa modlclno whoroTcr I iro ridden all other medicines is of streets and avenues and its above II oo VwiliiritrinalvtnrF UipatiR TabulcHoct gently but promptly upon the liver ntom jh Months ble to re consider their action Your medlclno lino work J III ed nondera for mo and I multitude of small reservations ncli nml intestines clcannc the system effectually cure dyspep Hirer Months ot my old which was done Tuesday afternoon can not prnlso It too much All 3 And they made the chariot of SlmU Coplecopies there is scarcely any feature lackOne sia habitual constipation offensive breath and headache symptoms Imvo dlmippenrcd mailed km on application Sofdmpn steel and of brass but the tires of LouisYoura reipeotfitlly ing to mako the Capital a Spring CirrWnonJrno Minted In all imn ol tin in Committee meeting at Taiiuik taken at the first indication of indigestion biliousness Mns WILMCTTA DOUdHTY particulars the wheel made they of rubber Vdlre Hi or ville and Wednesday June 5th paradise The old Washington is dizziness distress after eating or depression of itpirits will and they were made hollow and being improved every season surely and quickly icmovo tho whole difficulty was selected as the date for hold RATES OF ADVERTISING filled with air as a small boy blow spots occupied by for the Hipans Tabules nro prepared from a pioscription widely used H co ing the State Convention It has won its hold upon the Thcunsiglitly arc being gradually cth up a bladder jnrnara rirtlnetllon OR MONEY nKPUMnKD Iarh niilitequent Inicrtlon for lon period con nomination of a State ticket This by the best physicians and are presented in tho form most ap hearts of the people by its ugly shanties substantial hand nliplic adrettliements filled up with proved by modern science 4 But neither horse nor mule naeted tor at aprclal rates own absolute intrinsic merit some buildings The city is of course does not affect in the An open letter has been issued is attached unto this chariot but Local NoiIcpi j centt per line If given a fair trial Kipaus Tabules uro an infallible cru ktriti anil teain notices Inierted tree It is not what we say but spreading too into the country Obituary notice will be charged cents per line least the action already taken in to the Commissioners reciting that he who would fain ride must needs they contain nothing injurioun and are an economical remedy Sarsaparilla and the surrounding areas are tak TAII adverttnemenu at rennlar rate must what there arc about 8000 men engaged sit upon this saddle and turn the where like Ilia tun of llm paper Rsira positions will several of the counties docs that tells the story ing on the beauties of the city allien only when arranged lor njr special con County Conventions have been in running coal in Kentucky and wheels with his own feet using I sri proper There is n great future about 25000 actually dependent therefor a crank treadle upon either coutmunlcttiona to A Idrjaa all and delegates selected held upon the operation of Kentucky side It lacks sonic for Washington THE DEE Louisville will mines for support On June 5th The Louisthings but the budding of the Karlington Ky 5 Morever the flight of these Even when all other prepar ¬ trees now puts reverse desires out have a larger body of Republicans ville market is the only one that A quarter gross box will be sent postage paid on receipt of chariots is as swift as the flight of ations and prescriptions fail of the mine for nature is at her APRIL ay 1895 THURSDAY within her limits than were ever enables the miners to have em an eagle and they run as silently 75 cents by the wholesale and retail agents ployment during the spring and I was taken with a pain In iny right prettiest and she never appeared before congregated there aide which run down Into my limbs to better advantage than in Wash Kentucky coal was as creepeth a cat upon her prey summer Ktntueki hat bun under continuous Oemo JOHN D PARK SONS CO Cincinnati Ohio C II hss not glim much and my anklet swelled and broko out ington And it came to pass that practically shut out of Louisville cialle ruklor mini yssrs different nor ara III ATTENTION REPUBLICANS MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO St Louis Mo In running sores in seven allmlion to Internal Improiiminti until lower rates were granted by many young men in EtKlingfcjn Presumably the Lansing inci places Since I haro used Hoods Bar dent is closed schools outtlds Ol III elllss rhlt lhj ought to Pursuant to a call the Hopkins the railroad lines ehtering it The covenanted for these vKariottl No ceremonies MOFFITT WEST DRUG CO St Louis Mo be But In cplt ol comparallitlr snsll sipsndl saparllla tho sorei have healed and I juiii be perhaps have been held in the turn tho Stat li out ol moner tnd hat a dtfkll County Republican Committee met letter maintains that the circum- which arc called bicycles havo gained fifteen pounds In weight Local Druggists everywhere will supply ilia Tabules If requested to do so and Louisville came exceedingly skilled in riding State Department for tho pro ot 700000 on III hands Josik Hxnms Prcstonburg Ky in Madisonville Ky April 15th stances at Lebanon ceedings could hardly be described are dissimilar The chances are them They arc Easy to Take Quick to Act and Save many a Doctors Bill 1895 and by votes thereof a mass the indictments arc as diplomatic and as we all know Will the Kentucky Democrats convention of the Republicans that if Louisville rafes will be sus7 Now there dwells within the retained nothing in the slightest degree uncity one Jack who is also called the straddle the financial question of Hopkins is stored to the tariff and Lebanon Ky County Hnnrlo DJIIa tasteless mild eltM diplomatic is ever so much as recflOOU Day and he is an elderly man fllltlvo All tlrugglsU S3 ognized in the south end of the Question gentlemen called to meet at Madisonville rates maintained as now a result having many years since put away big granite building near the for disastrous to operators and miners childish things gently down the road as would a White House But in a borrowed Tlic Japs and the Johns have Ky May 11 1895 at p The letter concludes with a request of selecting delegates that the Commissioners ask that 8 But when the same Jack saw docile lamb and the Jack exulted department phrase the incident is settled their little differences The the purpose laos Lettini the best of it as to the State Convention to be held the indictments be dismissed The the young men glide swiftly past within his heart and he saith unto closed The Rev Scandal Monger at Louisville Ky June 5 1895 letter is signed by W C Webb him upon their bicycles his heart the Thomas Lansing withdraws his remarks usual Behold I have the ace and touching the Presidents sobriety for the transaction of such other membci of the National Executive was heavy and he murmured say31 deuce upon this evil minded con- explains that they were based en In Kentucky upon the money business as may come before it In Board of the United States Mine ing workers and J W Cox PresiBehold these young men traption yea I have gotten the tirely on hearsay and seems really 9 Democratic party is be the State Convention issue the Hopkins dent of District Assembly No He will now 19 how swiftly and easily they travel riding of it down unto a a point sorry that he spoke EARLINCTON KENTUCKY coming as unmanageable as a run- County will be entitled to seven- representing the mines in Southern whilst I if I would fain go abroad which is exceedingly fine disappear from public observation away horse spelled teen delegates and these delegates Kentucky greatly to his own advantage and must plod slowly along patting my 32 But even as he spake the will be selected so that each magisdad blasted feet in the road cycle took the studs and ran vio- to the relief of the country at The Madisonville Hustler quite large The question remains terial district will be represented bocomotitfe Blasts Surely will I buy for mine lently down a steep place through however What possible good 10 a hustler too by the way thinks it in proportion to the Republican self a bicycle and learn to ride the the woods and he was entangled did Dr Lansing expect to accom- SPLM DID LINE OF VEHICLES is for the free and unlimited coin confounded dingus and I will of bushes which rent his trousers plish by his indecent and deplorvote at the last Presidential elecage of silver but as yet has not cause the eyes of people to throughout save the girdle BDOD STOCK tion which will be as follows able attack upon the Executive General Manager Metcalf made hang out on stems because of my said so nor is the Hustler the hus 33 But he strove with that head of this nation Abuse is not Curtail 2 Court House 5 Han a trip in a special car over this di- swift riding ELEGANT TURNOUTS tler that it is expected to cycle even as did once contend the the housemaid of morality nor son 1 iiariington 3 Neoo 3 ana vision last week devil and the Dutch and the dun persecution the lieutenant of re11 Then sat he him down and Editor Knott of the Louisville Charleston 3 Dispatcher Wooldridge was on reckoned up his pieces of silver cow until near the going down of ligion MAULINO OP A doctrine exploited by FURNISHED In case any district can not be the sick list last week but is at his and findeth that he had not enough the sun Post demands that the Cleveland violence condems itself Dr Lan- EVERY DESCRIPTION ON SHORT NOTI6E actual scads to purchase the bi administration turn loose the dogs represented by a resident thereof post of duty again 34 And his tattered garments sing should utilize his retirement Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed cycle which be coveted It In who will attend the State Conven fluttered as flags of distress from by considering these things of war and be quick about it The sickness of Paymaster Mcmay do him good 12 And his heart was heavy half mast and though much people other words he wants Kentucky tion then such district may be Coy prevented the pay train from It is not likely from the present within him and he turned aside passed him marveling the Jack to go Republican by a large ma represented by delegates selected running on time this month indications that the treaty beheeded them not The Beit Eno into his own house k out of such district the purpose jority tor the Lent Monty tween Great Britain and the tmgj Dispatcher E L Wise made a And when the thing was United States under which a set Now when he had entered 35 13 being to have Hopkins County brief visit to Madisonville one day The Louisville Times says Govhis own gate his step son one become bridle wise he sat him tlement may be had of the claims fully represented at the State Con- last week FIT FOR a mw Thomas the Murphyite met him down upon a log and saith unto of the Canadian sealers against ernor Brown may pardon ex Mayor tXii vention A KINO the Thomas Alsie Brinkley is now night yard gladly saying Davidson of Lexington who was this country will be formulated Of cr One Simian IVodIo wear Iho J B Harvev Chairman clerk here a good position for one Meanwhile Arise and scoot ye quickly before next autumn W L Douglas 3 and 4 Chocs 36 Come thou quickly within recently convicted forcarrying con14 Hopkins Co Rep Com so young- All our alinra rur rqanllr atlfiitorr am moncr the house that ye may look upon unto the house and bring a needle tlie rules wmen applied to tne ThfT aire thn tho ttluo cealed deadly weapons and for Tiicr rqtul ctutom ihot in ilrlo and fit and much thread that 1 may sew fishing season in Bering Sea last Madisonville Ky April 15 1895 a new bicycle which I have but mvu nWIUI1IMIIim MIS HUIUlMHIVl drawing his gun on Editor C C Mr Dudley OConnor formerly just bought with mine own shekels up mine garments so as to enter year will remain in force until i no pric ra tn uniform W HUT itmpru on soit fc JKv YBb u 9si MUri WSi w uTeroiurr main KIHaHK agent at this place has just re- that we may learn to ride thereon our tiftltr tionoi uppljr jou trt ein Moore and fined 50 and ten days some agreement shall have been the city Chicago is without a Democratic turned from reached The of Shaiel But we know daily newspaper and is therefore for his healtha sojourn in the West 034 S3 GO CardoTanVrrntb in jail tor surely it l appear ican experts contention the Amer 37 is that 15 Now when Jack heard these seals wherein the Governor has done in g3BOPolico Shoes 3telet no in his within the city having on luck aiJCL are being rapidly exterminated ss flHHHP and 82 Workingment Mr Alfonzo Coenen who has things he leaped for joy and even worse than this right here at great gladness he cut a shuffle trousers Barnett the Marshal The Canadians insist hat the ACtffilSD Em Sdwel SDMI for sometime filled the position of will lty hold of me and thrust me home UdiS3JU0J2tmJ5U methods employed of late years DoWn in ffye Mines night yard cleric at Earhngton has which is doubled and went wfrhin in prison u rear ocaier cannot tuppii liTuic iCTirn the house and beheld the bicycle have not diminished the herds It Kftjiiiv -iTr resigned that position and gone And whei he had sewn to- is believed by the representatives W L Dougtao 38 EASILY ACCOMMODATED 16 Now SitoirT when the Jack had to Colorado Uratklou Mast Iry tc gether the seann of his Sabbath of both the American and British lslllBHIHiHHHHGLlvr feasted his eyes upon the bicycle Mr W D Cavincss worked The Hustler is anxious to find a pants it appeared that darning governments that a commission of now he sayeth unto the Thomas Master Willie uourlanu the new fills or two this week needles which were drunken and experts should be formed to visit the position of caller at the Kentucky Republican who belitves a day near Mortons Gap at mine Put thou that away and mounted upon sdts had wandered the islands and report upon the 17 depot here and proves a good one in the gold standard of value We when the Sabbath day is come we thereon President CleveSuperintendent Crutchfield re for the place actual situation are glad indeed to assure our es will seek a place which is lonely For Sale fay JNO M VICTORY CO Earlington Ky land turned from a brief wedding tour contemporary that The last Sunday and he is greeted with It is now generally conceded where there is none to jeer at our 39 Now it came to pass that such proposed the appointment of teemed a commission last January when he had come unto his own Bee believes only in the gold hearty congratulations by his nu- that outside of the Dixie Hum much falling and that thing will house his wife rebuked him The fact that Congress adjouncd mer the bananna trains run over be ridden by us standard of value There is but merous friends without making any provision for sharply saying the Henderson division are the it is assigned as probably one 18 And the Thomas did even one length to the yard measure of Foreman Toombs says it will swiftest Art not thou fully ashamed reason why Great Britain has made 40 as he was bid but it came to pass The Bee require weeks to construct the yet of thincself being fully sufficient no formal reply to this suggestion A slight wreck occurred near that he went out secretly each to make a horse snort Now Mr Hustler are you a be- buildings and get everything in and the proverbial procrastination night and learned to ride upon the liever with Mr Blackburn or with running order at the new St Ber- Trenton one day last week caused deceptive cycle Ye have no more beard of Canadian officials in dealing with but the Jack 41 by a drawhead pulling out and EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Mr Carlisle on this question nard mine near Mortons Gap upon thine mug than is found upon fisheries questions which was so falling down on the track Little wotted not of things a turnip which is cleanly washen pointedly referred to by Mr Bay Longstaff and Joe time was lost and but a small Messrs Thos Have you two lengths to your 19 Now when the Sabbath day Gough made the new mine being amount of damage done yardstick was fully come the Jack arose And cast thine eyes upon ard when Secretary of State is 42 given opened near Sebree a visit a few quickly and brake bread and put thine Sabbath pants which ye why noas another possible reason Senator Blackburn believes in days ago and they are not very action has been had in the A very gratifying revival of ac- on his best raiment AND DEALERS IN were wont to wear unto the Sunmatter the free coinage of silver at 16 favorably impressed with the out tivity in railway building through Verily would they day School 20 Yea he wrought upon his President Cleveland has made We wonder if the Sena- look for the successful operation out the United States is announced to his income tax return In it he They by the railway Age According to countenance with a razor cutting disgrace a scarecrow a loan in gold of a mine at that pointtor ever tried to pay Get ye out of my sight has included his salary of 50000 fear that an over supply of water the table prepared by this publica- off every sprig of beard to be found 43 coin that proved to be light in will tion some 20547 miles of new thereon that he might appear as a Scoot at oncel And the Jack as Chief Excutivc on which the cause trouble weight If so how quickly the tax will be S920 deciding to leave DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES road are now either in course of young man scooted A diamond weighing not less construction or arc about it to the proper officers to deterbanker refused the coin except at to be 21 Then he and the Thomas and said to be built in the near future The 20 mine whether the payment of the If the government than 9714 carats actual weight taketh the bicycle and the bucket Hair Toolli and Paint BruslijgyP the largest in the world has been Rational JajDital 2 per cent assessment will be in stamp will not keep a gold coin found in the Jagersfontein mines 547 miles of new track comprises which hath much water and hieth violation of the provisions of the new short lines and exten- them unto the top of a big hill many that is a little worn in circulation Cape Colony by Inspector Ed sions on old roads in forty six From Our Regular Correspondent Constitution which lieth northward of the city It was taken States and Territories how will it make a silver dollar ward Joigansen Despite the Honolulu advices to The State Washington April 23 1895 22 And when they hadound a the contrary it is asserted with the SgrReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans pass that is worth in the markets well guarded to the Cape of Good of Texas with a proposed new place the Jack faith unto Hope and put aboard a warship mileage of The predicament of the income utmost positiveness by a gentleof the world but half of one 2913 miles takes thc secret for London and deposited in the lead California ranks second with the Thomas tax law is getting worse and worse man close to the administration To day the coined silver Bank of England dollar Gresham did in1390 miles of new track Arkan23 rut tnou the bucket upon As a matter fact of the calamitous that Srcrctcry PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPQUNDFD dollar is worth its face value beSupreme struct Minister Willis to suggest One of the most outrageous af- sas with 1377 Pennsylvania 768 this log for I anv going to do consequences of the cause it can be exchanged for a fairs that ever occurred in Tennes- New York 393 miles etc During things which are astonishing Courts decision or rather inde- to President Dole the desirability cision multiply apace The de- of the recall of Minister Thurston tvTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT- gold dollar The credit of the see took place at the Coal Creek the year 1894 less than 2000 miles 24 And the Thomas did his cision has the effect of taking the on the ground that he had become of track were laid in the United BOWLING GREEN -government docs this but the Mine last Friday SOUTHERN The coal com bidding but he laughed within his life out of the law impeaching its adminisStates present load of silver is straining pany had decided to put an elec- struction Itof is stated that the con- sleeve for he wist that no man validity tainting its pscudo virtue persona non grata to the tration the miles of rideth a bicycle until he hath Col fallen and questioning its authority and this credit and but a short time tric plant in their mine for mining proposed railway 20547 Those persons who are urging is assured by purposes and knowing full well many times unto the ground ESTABLISHED IN 10T8 ago we were close to the point yet it leaves many of the most ob- Mr Cleveland to call an extra that in order to operate said plant trustworthy financial backing Then tho Jack spawithfa jectionable features of the law in session of Congess seem to forget DOWLINO GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAU SCHOOL when a silver dollar could not be properly some knowledge of elec25 Tho ereat Dullness Training School ol the South I EnslUh Teachers Scientific and Clasilc Many interesting experiments his hands and leaped upon he bi- active operation a legacy of con- that he had a little excitement of nook Keeping exchanged for a gold dollar The tricity was necessary and therefore Short hand Telegraphy Type I Counes Mutlc Art and Klocutlon provided have been made to determine how cycle thinking that he would go fusion and distress a fruitful this sort in the year 1893 Mr Writing and lenmanihlp Pupils can cater at I lor Low rates ol board and tuition bend la one hundred millions of gold bor- men educated in that line were far and how high from the rails an zizzing dewn the road and cause source of strife It exempts one Cleveland is by no catalogue or catalogue means a glut- any time SendCanrso dtilred Address CHEERY BB03 Proprs Bowling OrecnEy Cer Mentlou rowed by the government pre brought from Ohio This action engine will jump Not long since the Thomas to marvel class of income from taxation and ton enraged the 450 miners at work an engineer with several assistvented the threatened disaster leaves the other an open ques26 But he had but scarce there and a strike of the dog in Let Senator Blackburn have his the manger style was inaugurated ants went out on the main line of alighted on it when the deceitful tion The great landed propriethe Baltimore and Ohio road tak- thing way and the mints would be busy and soon after a fright took place bucketh and he was thrown tors go free The comparatively ing with and one life was lost It is n first class them a locomotive of the with much violence upon his back poor must fight Complications making more silver dollars The At regular distances in great number will inevitably credit of the government would be shameful state of affairs when a pieces of wire were stretched across and he beheld more stars than ensue Thousands of lawsuits company cannot be allowed to hire the hath ever yet appeared in the track The engine was sent firmament gone at once and it could not bor- skilled labor and that from any will be instituted to test the constitutionality of the clauses left un J W PHITOMnTT row gold enough to keep up a par State when they desire and the up the road for a quarter mile or fMorti so and then sent forward at a rate 27 Then the lack arose and touched by the court Hie counity between the dollars Then the sooner a stop is put to such un- of about 8PBCIAL ATTENTION likewise also arose his dander and try knows now that half the - Su sixty miles an hour TrjslsssaMlLaVAdtsHW A HEARSE MADISONVILLE KY silver dollar could not be ex called for attacks the better for When the engine had passed over he leadeth tho cycle beside a log preme bench havo declared the GIVEN TO sflsfllsflsVffifm WStra all changed as now for a gold dollar the section of the road covered by and when he had cowered for a law to be unconstitutional and A meeting of coal operators was the wires the engineer and his spring he lit upon it as a ngnt two of the remaining four believe rUFINISHED In all the business transactions BESTIN QUALIT FUNERALS held at Pittsburgh yesterday to assistants followed quickly behind hawk descendeth upon a June it to be so and would have so MOOT IN QUANTITY that men are familiar with has it ON BMORT NOTIOB and it was discovered that fully bug ruled had the case come to them ever happened that legislative en- protest inagainsts the indictments one Marion gounty against found nail ot tlie wires had not been The 28 But the deceitful thing as an original question actment ever dgubUd the value of a the Louisville and Nashville Rail touched by tho wheels of the locoFirst Class Turn Ouls at Reasonable Rates 8PH0ALrAATTDnTNoT0N avoided from tinder the Jack and country knows furthermore that great commodity in a day road Company for granting a motive In one instance two wires shieth him over the log and catch with the return to the bench of SfMY RIGS AUR THE BEST IN THE CITY tt TRAVELING MBN There are in the world today cheaper rate on steam coal to stretched across the rails 3 feet eth his trousers upon the crank Justice Jackson or his retirement WHITES GREW EStuble and omeo on MAIN ST near Depot ISAAC DAVIS were not scraped demon- then bracing itself against the fallen lor the appointment of a succesmany thousands of tons ot silver Louisville than on demestic coal apart The meeting and strating that the leap of the loco- timber steadfastly it rent his sor tho matter must be taken up to Lebanon worth now but half as much per ton its result are supported by six motive had been fully that length trousers from the ankle unto the again It was not for tho good of as it was a few years ago Who be largely signed petitions from the FOK 20 YEARS As the weight of a locomotive is waistband thereof because of hav the people for the welfare of oo BEN T ROBINSON Hao lot all WORM Remedies lieves the Senator could double the miners and citizens of Laurel from 60000 to 72000 pounds tho ing the dead wood on him ciety or for the interest of the EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 government that the question value of this metal by enactment of county which go direct to the average weight being about 70 fcoiu 11 v IrtprrdmivnaisTs 29 Then ran the Thomas unto should bo left in tho present deRailroad Commissioners 000 damage done to roadbed and bv Congress any more than can the lunuunsM uinuiiiitroi sr locis The resolutions recite that the engines by this jumping can be ap him and gave htm aid to arise and plorable confusion and uncerOiaypi ISZy SMsTvHNOWS Board of Trade of Chicago double sustaihing of the indictments preciated by the layman Many the Jack swaro in his wrath that tainty And it will bo difficult to Always on hand a full and complete stock of the price of wheat by resolution would be a public calamity and engineers have claimed that this he would ride upon the dad make thinking men believe that V The coin of silver and the the Railroad Commissioners should jumping motion is brought about thumped thing even if it tore his eight learned and trained jurists iUEEDY anl LASTING RESULTS DRUGS AND MEDJCINU3 clothes till he should appear as FATPEOPLKi You printed greenback are dollars only cause the prosecution to be dis- by the springs on the engine but did Adam before he had sampled should not havo agreed upon Simple PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES JJ cm gel No luconvenkne f To that end the miners of late it has been practically dem missed ABMLymr something definite and conclusive iu J JaaaKvSSikLlSlXl o long aa the government is able IMA tnu M froraanylnlunoustubtunce PAINTS AND OILS tho forbidden fruit and operators ask a conference onstrated that tho forward and the as to tho law in toto MiaB iBBOMIHfl 9tBIT3Z9 to exchange them for the only with the Commissioners at as early the backward stroke of the piston Anil avoryUiInl else knpwn to Uo trade Wo 6UARANH6 a CURE or rfund your menu Now is tho time when Washing 10 Then irnt he him unon the Vrico 300i boUlt nJ4o lor IfAslf 3 dollar possible the gold dollar rod is really tho cause a date as possible plHWans prwtlpilon tyrefulln ContpoHHbeb wheel and lo it proceeded Cas ton blossoms out in Easter garb tHKUUV MKDIOAI CO MoUou Mail llcg23ce I CHANCE OF DATE FROM 0111X11000 TO WOMANHOOD It Tho cbtuigo i fraught with dangers there bo jwtln haulm Uo mid nervous disturb Knees or tlio general tioaltli poor tbo iudlo HRONICLES A The Only Blood ¬ r Ritians Tabules ¬ -i - Purifier ¬ - WK Mm0 MAftABBghWBTr mjmNttitr- J ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ Pierce SO j Cure SarsapanlBa Hoods ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Cures One gives relief ¬ t ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Get HOODS M Vrt r ¬ ¬ 1 111 z sixf vs ¬ Walter McGary ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stables i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ HEARSE ¬ - n Vil ¬ ¬ ti ¬ i ¬ W ¬ L MGIAS CiiADS tt ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ 3J UC mZZK nPI 250 ¬ VBSE5SS8 uiuiunrvrcn tSSs Yk aiiil1 c vik ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BKRJIBBD DRUB STORE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGISTS Patent IMghibs and Perfumery i Y1 1 ¬ ¬ 1 M ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Bid ¬ noammmi JV - u- M - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ XST ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hotel iff WO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1KB DAVIS LIVERY STABLE Lucile XkAt V Sr ¬ - vuJl 1 I ¬ ¬ 5I ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ VERMIFUGE ah ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Mortonw gsaqE ¬ ¬ r8l rcMUHaaSt jRS m ¬ rf iii fijt AifatiJWBsftuwaBWIssVi t jMMHh JifUkji 4vti ftftjtlLl ajnt i -- ai I 5r53S5 Mayor Burr A Trashy Piece OnoClms Chrishad a thrill tian purporting of Humanity lobe tho lioto ing cxperi once Tuesday morning He was lord of Mrs Christian a lady who W5B called upon by Mrs Cook wife of has been conducting a boarding Mr J N Cook nnd the mother house and by the way one of tho iJll 3tt6u5lrjj iie Cfyrlus of his half dozen or mora children best in our town proceeded to colMr and Mrs Cook are people liv- lect upwards of a hundred dollars ing next door to this office and due his wife as board money 011 dfeS1RI are consequently very close neigh- the arrival of the pay train last NMMMwcBNnaBb iw Iliiw to Cur all Skin lCEjVPTCTHvf bors of ours and what is here to Monday and lit out for Madisoni itui No be said you all know must be the ville to lay in a supply of Simply apply SwanvbsOintmsnt war Internal medicine required Cures tetter truth tho whole truth and noth paint This trashy L N TIME TABLE eczema Itch all eruptions on the face ing but tho truth so help us mud returned Tuesday to find that hand nose Ac leaving tlio skin clear twit vero eben trovado The Cooks Mrs Christian had discontinued MOUTH whlto and healthy Its great healing nnd camo here sometime last year and the boarding house departing bag Hall 1101 i in lllglil liiprrtl t lino pin curative powers are possessed by no other engaged at once in the fruit and and baggage to the home of her tlvanivtlle Accomodation Ask your druggist for Swanyrs confection 7143 1 m remedy Mr Cook brother near Hanson where she business Ciij p in Ointment snl Maill onllli in addition to this made boots and intends remaining until the neces SOUTH Mall 38 p Hes Paying a Fine Before Squire shoes and is an adept in that line sary papers can be procured reLater on he was suspected to be leasing her from such a dead lispress j ij a m NIrIiI Lying in Jail Cato at St dealing in wet goods The kind weight a shiftless character she Hvsn vlll Accomodation JJJ p tn Charles last which if you drink of you become has heretofore been compelled to Provld nce and Macllionvlll- - arrives 730 a m tn tiUtcUpundty May S 189 Friday J S Robinson was ar- merry and step as with uncertain support W W ETIIRIDOK Agent raigned upon the charge of violat- tread Upon proper investigation Mrs Christian is represented as ing tho prohibition law dispensing by the authorities several cases being a lady of character and intel AKIUVAt AND DEPARTURli OF TRAINS AT spud contrary to law He was were made out against Mr Cook ligence well calculated to weed NORTONVILLE found guilty and for non payment charging him with violating the her own row if released from her of fine was sent to jail prohibition law present incumbrance a shiftless IR Ft Rheumatism C O c Knowing as did our cxcccdinly specimen of the genius homo Such Is caused Rheumatism GOING RAST Cured by lactic acid in lbs kind hearted mayor the enormity men should be invited to depart Memphis lo Central City 610 p in from our coasts A woman in such blood attacking the of these charges the tines and imIoul tllie Fulton 1043 fibrous tissues of the Joints Keep your prisonment likely to follow and a position is greatly to be pitied Memphis to Louisville f Ill a m blood pure and healthy and you will not the probable suffering too of the GOING WEST The truthful floods Sarsaparilla wife and children it deprived of Dont Tobacco Spit have rheumatism Louisville 16 lullon 133 p m or Smoke Your Life startling title gives tho blood vitality and richness and the support of the husband and a m Clljr to Memphlt Central 73 Away of a book father by the stern hand of the Memphis Louisville lo tones the whole body neutralizes the 1139 am about acidity of the blood and thus cures rheu law he stayed tho proceedings of bac the only harmless guaranteed justice upon the pitiful appeals of abit mallsm cure If you want to quit and Braces up nlcot Garlingfor the woman and for her sake and cant use Hoods Pills are the best after dinner for the sake of the children inlzed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes gain strength This was done upon the prom- vigor weak men cure or money weight and News Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and pills assist digestion cure headache Positive refunded Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad Other Doings at Home Worthy An Appreciated MrJohnH Moss ise too that the family would dress The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago Donation of Special Mention one of the direct- after a certain date fixed upon re Randolph St New York 10 Spruce St move to more congenial quarters ors of the St Bernard Coal Company during the than this lawabiding community Cheap Excursion Special train MAKE A DIVISION On Tuesday as stated the recent stockholders meeting visJesse Phillips must now divides to Evansville on the Louis Mayor received a visit from Mrs ited the Free Library and was so The laurels he won with so much pride Cook a visit long to be remem ville Nashfavorably impressed with its atAnd let n portion benefit tractions and so stronnlv convinced bered Without warning whatever ville R R leaves Earlington SunTim parson who has a poem writ of its potency for good that he charged him with causing her hus day April 28th at 1001 A M and Harden Sasswlll soon bo plentiful band to run off and leave her and generously donated 30 to assist in her excited way endeavored to arrives at Evansville ati2 10 Noon WANTED To buy some second hand this beneficent institution Such convince his Honor he had by thus Returning leaves Evansville at 3 wheels immediately philanthropic liberality is fully apP M EarlingTiiko J Cicnen preciated by our people who arc separating man and wife violated ton only Round trip from law She threatthe 130 V S McGarys new residence Is rapidly directly bcnclitcd by it and Mr enedInternational with arrest forthProportionate cheap rate from tho Mayor every appear Moss can rest assured that his uncompletion nearing It has The At the same time and al- other stations on the line selfish action will be gratefully re with ance of being a neat cosy home most in the same breath made the attractions at Evansville on the membered startling announcement that she afternoon of the 28th are numTo have perfect health you must have and interesting among was a British subject and flung In- erous pure blood and the best way to have pure illtsl IHtt Itching filelaw promiscuously which is the opening Sunday Base blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla Symptoms Moisture Intense itching ternational office very Ball Game of the season between and stinging most at night worsa by about the Mayors It is rumored that landlord Smiley will scratching and Nashville If allowed to continue tumors much to the amusement of the of- the Evansville soon return to Nashville form which often bleed and ulcerate be fice cat lying curled up on a rug Clubs of the Southern League coming Swvanes Ointment Ample accommodations Make It you wish to be strong and well have stops thevery sore bleeding heals ulcer- in the corner unobserved Itching and The Mayors phonograph was your arrangements to go plenty of blood and good appetite do not ation and in most cares removes toe tufait to uso Dr Sawyers Ukatine Sold by mors At druggists or by mail for 50 not in order hence we are unable J LMayer cents Dr Swayne Son Philadelphia to give verbatum her remarks The C P Atmore St Bernard Drug Store Excursion Agt Mayor however has them in a Genl Passenger Agt Read Jesse Phillips latest poetical pro Shallhe Band Play It has reachwell preserved condition It may God Pity n Drunkards Child duction Some Music ed the cars be the wife of a naturalized son I rcccommend Chamberlains Pain Balm first column first page of the Man of is a subject for rheumatism lame back sprains and about town that the band by a but fair Italy notion British has ever swellings There is no better liniment Children with pale bluish complexions no such as that indicating the absence of the requisite red little persuasion will gladly dispense entered the Mayors head and he made I have sold over 100 bottles Ibis globules In the blood should take Dr Saw with the present monotny of affairs gives only a knowing smile when year and alt were pleased who used it J yers Ukatine St Bernard Drug Store and give as a musical entertain- asked if a British subject is subject F Pierson druggist South Chicago 111 ment or band concert occasionally For sale by the St Bernard Drug Mrs Mary Martin after a severe illness of evenings after the sun goes to the laws of this city Mr Cook as we go to press is Store Earlington Geo King St Charles is reported at this writ down for past two weeks Why only after the sun in town with rooms to rent not- Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap ing as convalescent with good hopes gyes down boys withstanding time to tako his de nf a speedy recovery Free Pills Send vour address to II parture has expired Personal Mention Rodgers Dick Mound Over Threatened With ¬ ¬ AiWCrtAib Tf -- - Ht O ewoee kjeiwo Por pcrniStttnr gaming upon his premises at Nor tonvillc Dick was jerkcil up na stated last week Saturday was the day set for a hearing and that day was hound over to appear he fore the next Grand Jury under lioiid of two hundred dollars ternational Law In Public rSchool Defjavfme The Earlington Public School had n very nice exorcise Friday afternoon April 12 consitting of songs fecitations and reading Tho little children from the lower room with their tcachcrR were invited to come up stairs One of the teachers told thorn about the beautiful life of Jennie Cassiday who was for thirty years n helpless invalid but from her sick bed so much to help the sick and poor through the Flower Mission of which she was the Presi dent of the hospital that charit able people have built to her memory and to be called for her and used only by little children who are poor homeless and nf ¬ ¬ ¬ 3raD90ine tpelegrams Hitch your Wagon ¬ TIIOUOIITS rOlt TIIBQUIBT HOIJItS ¬ ¬ tle ¬ ¬ ¬ stick-in-th- o strcc MADI30NVILL B lho Chrlsllsn knows bin in be a king and e raftinlh not to I Koht Brown nnd wife and Parny mans servant son left Monday for Texas to bo M Kmcrson said That Is dont have gone several months To any blcyclo but tho best ono made tho tament my thinking charity h th- - Vew Tes told In a word Mrs Bainhridge who has boon Columbia Tho now models of these in Nashville for several days reTho law out of Christ I Itrnble an a famoui bicycles are now on cxhlblRoa lion tho law In Christ is nisk as a turned homo Saturday lmb Many improvements Tho IhnrltMs rtglifsoHtmm eenslsted Mrs O P Webb of Vour city lighter stronger mora In not doing evil Christ tufwr ndded that was in Madisonville Saturday wo must do good beautiful than ever Mr Jake Glazor will soon move Generosity does not ronslst In gfvng to Mrs Longs property on Arch ittnC tiUim but In making sacrifices In order that on ¬ r4o a Star Jfc Iremlon enlarge Is not eeprfce Inn nmm to A m n b IrovU-nc- ¬ 01 ¬ Dick Salmon of Ilsloy was in town Saturday ctt prihiiilM Wlk fttt dumbia 100 ISO may bo able to fllvo flictcd A ¬ ¬ i ON 3 W ¬ I No-to- tobacco-h- afnings c ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ number of the little folks thought they would like to belong to a Flower Mission and carry flowers to the sick In two weeks they arc to report what they have done as a Flower Mission Band I am sure it would have been a pleasing sight to the parents to have seen the bright happy chil dren a full hundred of them The committee Sue Burr Fannie McGregor and Charlie Webb are to be congratulated on the sue cesQLof their program and the heaTly co operation of the older pupils in this pleasant half hour closing the school week borne pupils seem to think it docs not make any difference to be out of school on Friday but it is always as busy a day as anyone of the week and often the most pleasant so they arc sure to miss something Anna Barrowman Earlington Ky ¬ ¬ Grading still continues here preparatory to building new family residences Henry Watterson will on May 2nd tell us of Honest Abe Lincoln Go hear him at Opera House that evening Tickets to the Watterson lecture of Abraham Lincoln on the cc of May 2nd will be admission fifty cents reserved scats seventy five cents Mr las W Pritchett Jr and Miss Ola Jones will be married to night at the Baptist church in this city These popular young people have the best wishes of all their friends ¬ Bicycles MooRfc Bcim- - In Chrim it i in past it 3 poMlblo to lm sure of the iiilure 11 is posnuio to do uimgeiit in tho prcienl fnri Btit of lower irictl to f0 toy ana rim Eartfordf Be an epistle of ChrUt so cleatlv written penned In Biiph large Imldclmraclir machine- - are Hartford- Ihdt ho who run may rt sd it ¬ Arnold aqts KY Unless there hs knowledge it In not God that wo woriliip but a phantom ns Idol EAnLINGTON ¬ The Knights Templar Com mandery after conferring that de gree upon three candidates Tues day night hied themselves away to Hotel Lucilc where an clecant banquet was spread Visiting Knights were present from Hopkinsvillc and Henderson The Republicans are beginning ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HE WAS POLITE On- - Hawkins Met n Ubott Tlmt Was Verj I ¬ ¬ fus Hawkins was a reformer treating hosts -- Affectionate Gus wanted to reform our methods of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ KARLS CLOVER ROOT will purify your Wood clear your Complexion rego laie yourIlowels and make your head clear as a bell ijc joe and 100 Cutworms and calapillars have made their appearance in this icinity and ore proving disastrous to vegetation in certain localities Thousands testify to the wonderful re suits of Dr Sawyers I latino in building up and renewing the debilitated and broken down constllutiou St Bernard Drug Store Our old riend W A Toombs alter a long silenco comes to the front this week in a bach of lively Chronicles about Tom the Mur and Jack the Day phylte attempting lo ride a bicycle on the Sabbath day Read em m m Those who never read the advertisements their newspapers miss more than they presume Jonathan Kcnison of Bolan Worth Co Iowa who had been troubled with rheumatism is his back arms and For the Fifth Time Ed Clements shoulders read an item in bis paper about Goes to Jail of Barncslcy a how a prominent German citizen of Ft young man not Madison had been cured He procured held in the highest esteem by the the same medicine and to use bis own Captain Sweeney U S A San Diego good people of that little city was words It cured me right up He also Cal says Sbllohs Catarrh Remedy is up before Squire Farnsworths says A neighbor and bis wife were both the first medicine I have ever found that court last Monday on a charge of sick in bed with rheumatism Their boy breach of the peace County At- ¬ was over to my house and said they were Would do rne any good Price 50c torney Salmon appeared for the Mr Jap McGregor who has Commonwealth and Lawyer Head so bad be had lo do the cooking I told bow Chamberlains liveufor so many years near the ley for the defense The case was him ofcured me he gotPain Balm and cured a bottle and it changed base the tried before a jury of six men and it had Baptist church other day and now occupies the Ed was declared guilty as charged them up in a week 50 cent bottles sold by residence directly opposite the and a fine of fifteen dollars and St Bernard Drug Store Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles Masonic hall in Co Bucklen Chi cago and get a free sample box of Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will con- ¬ vince you of their merits These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Head ache Eor Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved Invaluable They are guaranteed lo be perfectly free from every deleleious substance and to bo purely vegetable They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system Regular size 25c per box Sold by St Bernard Drug Store K ¬ Buy Shingles Nails and at W C McLcods Laths Under the direction of Col Roht Wood water pipes are being laid up Methodist Hill and in a short time the denizens of the hill country will enjoy a fine stream from the limpid waters of Loch Mary recently The Jones House SIIILOHS CUKE the great Cough and a part of the jurys verdict This is Pocket the fifth time Ed says he has gone opened at the elegant residence of Croup Cure is tn great demand size containYtvcnty five doses only ajc to jail and speaks of it as lightly Mrs McEuen is fast becoming a as he would of going fishing There favorite resort for tourists and Children love it Sold by druggists at W costs were the trimmings that were resued their health manifesto quiring the immediate cleansing of all premises within next ten days Just as it should be McLcods Our City Fathers have just C his friends fear those in search of flrss class Buy Garden Seed in bulk cheap awaiting this fellow commodations is- ¬ ¬ is a bad end yet ac- ¬ Wt i k townsman D W Umstead had a thrilling experience He was temporarily sor journing at the Hotel de Bolder in St Charles and during the night arose in his sleep thinking he was at home and intending to have not have now tbq opportunity lo try Toombs plowed it up while break go out on the porcli and get a Call on the advertised Druggist ing some corn land and promptly drink as he frequently docs he It Free bend your forwarded it to the museum of In- opened the window of his bedroom and get a Trial Bottle Free namoand address to II E Bucklen Co dian curiosities hero in the Free which is hung like a door upon hinges and stepped out twenty Chicago and get a sample box of Dr Library fcct to tho ground below Tho Kings New Life Pills Free as well as a Our better halves say they could not keep terrific fall knocked him senseless copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor Free All of which was guar house without Chamberlains Cough Rem and it was sometime before he was In more than half the discovered No bones were bro anteed 16 do you good and cost nothing edy It Is used homes In Leeds Sims Bros Leeds la ken and beyond a terrible jolting Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store This shows the esteem In which that rem pur Dan scemB to be getting along Worth Going Next Thursday edy Is held where It has been sold for years very woll but we would advise to See night m uays Opt and Is well known Mothers have learned him in the future to either anchor era Houso in Madt that there Is nothing so good for colds himself to the bed post with a log sonville Henry Watterson will croup and whooping cough that It cures chain or have his couch moved Abraham these ailments quickly and permanently down into the cellar lecture Mis subject Lincoln is one that is handled in and that It Is pleasant and safe for children a masterful way by this gifted ora- to lake 35 and 30 cent bottles for sale by Job Work neatly executed at this Estimates furnished on St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo olhce tor Seats on sale at Gardiner Send in your orders HolemanB drug store Admission Kng St Cbarl Ben T Robinson Mor application at once 50 cents Reserved seats 75 cents tons Gap ¬ ¬ - A Novel Bread Solomon said that Mr Joe Summers has changed there is nothing Stuff his place of residence from Main new under the It is hoped by his sun to Moss street Mr A F Toombs of the many friends that the change will Nebo country presented tho Free prove beneficial to his physical Library lust week with an article well being which would in all probability Nice Line of new harness at W have caused Solomons eyes to hang out on stems Said article C McLcods was an Indian bread root of several A Volunteer Fire Department is pounds weight about the izo of a See cocoa nut It grows in the ground to bo organized at once special notice in this issue regard and has neither root nor stalk and ing the call for that purpose to is enclosed in a thick rough rind The inside is very white and is night at Police Couit Room about the consistency of cheese Fret It was a favorite article of diet Those who have used Dr Kings New among the aborigines They sliced Discovery know is value and those who it and Used baked for broad Mr ¬ run down mentally and physically debilitated will ba invigorated and made strong St robust by Dr Sawyers Ukatine nard Drug Store It you are overworked and you and Ber ¬ It will be an agreeable surprlso to pe r Mastic Mixed Mrs Ann Whalens sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to - Paint residence has just learn that prompt relief may be had by been painted with taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and this excellent paint For durabil- ¬ Diarrhoea Remedy In many instances the ity finish and covering capacity attack may be prevented by taking this it leads all others It is guaranteed remedy as soon as the first symptoms of the to contain nothing but pure lead disease appear Sold by St Bernard Drug zinc and linseec oil Sold only by Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor C H Munritv tons Gap Geo King St Charles Madisonville Ky ¬ rtucklena Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptionsnnd positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Price 35 cents per box For sale by St Bernard Drug Store He Stepped Down and Out night Last Sunday our ¬ ¬ Why I dont sec I said to him one day I dont see but we treat ghosts properly enough Praps youd lllto to be treated like ¬ When a man gets in a ghost yourself sight of ye her him take to his lalgs When a woman sees ye nn run liey hcv her scream nn faint away jest cz If she had seen a mouse Evry lmmau bcln skcddadlln tho minute he comes In sight of ye an if hes to scat to skeddadlc plumpln down on his knees and face an prayln the Lord to deliver hlin Itowd ye like it Well Gus it would be rather hard I wish I could sco a ghost once an Id show him that thcro is a little politeness left In human natur after all Xobodyn ever been killed by a ghost nobodys ever been cheated by a ghost nobodys over been insulted by n ghost mi every ghost I ever heenl of has behaved like a perfect gentleman Id like to meet one Pd show liim that I could be as much of a gentleman nt he Well last May Ins did meet one While ho was passing after all through tho Mpruee Hollow graveyard hu saw a ghost sitting with his legs crosted on Squire Perkins tombstone Hullo said hi Hullo buid the Ghost Mr G T McEuen and son Kinder dump an cold out hero Jeff were here Sunday visiting rela- ¬ nt It said tins Ctme down to tives my huu e our the hill nn get some ten nn supper 1111 a Dr L T Wyllis has returned Well have a hut cup itogether then little talk from Nashville Monday Well if youd je t ez soon well go Miss Bettie Hopper spent Sun- into this tomb here tald Inthe Ghost I I shall le a house day with her mother in Hopkins haint been kinder bashful long Im Into on for so ville returning home Monday more usel to tomb All right go ah nil said Gus and Mr and Mrs J B Atkinson arc they entered the tomb in Louisville Ietn sit down on this coffin to an have a getlur sail the Oliost Mayor Jno C Atkinson of Hen- ¬ nice little talk derson spent one night here last Jest what would suit me said week with friends Ins Sit 11 p a little closer said the Ghost Miss Nora Steward of MadisonIm cold ville was the guest of Miss Emma llnil to commodate jp said Gus as he nudged up us close us he could Wilson Saturday and Sunday get Mrs Jno Twyman is visiting rela- ¬ Let 1110 put my arms round ye an see If I cant git thoroughly warmed tives in Hopkinsvillc this week up for once said the Ghost throwing Mrs T R Browning spent a Ills nuns n round Gun as he spoke Do j on know said the Ghost part of last week with relatives in youre the only fellow that has ever Hanson understood mo sincu 1vo been dead I Mrs Allen Jorgerson and little like you Youre a trump ltut youll daughter of Paducah are visiting excuse I ino jest a minute Do you know feel that there is something relatives in the city this week the matter with my body in the fifth Misses Mildred Ashley is visiting gravo down there You excuse mo a minuto while I go and see Sit right friends at Hanson this week where you are nnd Ill be back in a Mr John Devney visited his jiffy an well have a nice talk togeth ¬ er parents in Evansville Tuesday Gus sat still and the Ghost vanished Ho sat for flvo minutes still tho Miss Dollie Dean spent last Sat- ¬ did not return urday and Sunday with friends in Ghost tho end of ten minutes he got up At Hanson and walked out in search of tho Ghost grave Ho looked at Mr Y Q Walker made a trip was undisturbed tho fifth grassbut it was and the to Hanson last Sunday growing nbovo it luxuriantly Well I cant wait hero all night said Gus Lots see what timo is it Hut Gus had no means of telling MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL what time it was his watch was gone Ho discovered that by feeling In his ENDORSE left hand vest pocket Also a roll of bills was gone Ho discovered this by feeling In his right hand vest pocket Well I thought thot ghost was aw ¬ ful nffectlonit when ho put his arms Hullo whuta said Gus roun mo thU Rev John Rodgers Danville Ky Just hero Gus stooped down and lift ¬ It is a mystery to me almost a ed up a sheet ghost has been undressin Guess tho miracle hlssolf said Gus When Hill Stives was carried to jail Rev Z Meek Catlettsburg Ky two months later for stealing a horse I have used the Electropoisc for Guss watch was found on his person N Y World five years and find it invaluable as a curative agent especially is it An Unfounded Iteport efficacious is cases of feeble women Prof Snore of tho University of Toxas is such a learned man that ho and delicate children has continual spells of absent minded Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- ncss f nm glad to sco you Why there tist Seminary was a report all over town that you Efectropoiso cured after all other wero dead said one of tho students to him a few days ago remedies failed You dont tell rao so Yes it was reported that you wore Rev W W Bruce Uousionville Ky dead nnd burled Electropoisc cured opium habit I declare Well tho report has not been confirmed yet has It Toxas Rev Geo Means Covington Ky Sittings ¬ ¬ place Good audience greet him Our Magisterial Court refused to on each meeting night appropriate any funds for the purpose of widingour town clock and the town clock refused to give the time of day but some kind one took in the situation and by some means orsome means or other the time keeper was set to running and the familiar tones of the old Court House bell reverberates as ever HOW READEST THOU At the entertainment at the Normal one night last week the UV REV JAS A BURDEN means so much more than authorities took time by the fore- It is one thing to read the Bible through lock and made the announcement Another thing to read to learn and do you imagine serious and that hereafter order would be kept Some read it with design to learn to read x fatal diseases result from4 at all of our gatherings of what- Qut to the subject pay but lit tla heed Jr triflinp- - ailments nep lected ever nature religious social or Some read it as their duty once a week Tl t Don t olavwith Nature s1 whatever else was in the line of But no instruction from the Bible seek greatest gut health decency and the young bloods who While others read it with but little care usually make themselves ridiculous With no regard to how they read nor lijouareiecllni out cf sorts weak with their nefarious conduct and aim generally ex where hausted neT u boisterous noise will hereafter pay Some read it as a history to know bave no nfptlllo for such performances if in no aiii can l woik How people lived three thousand years uetrlii ill once lakother way than to beat it out on ine the most rcliaago kir the rock pile Hereafter Madison- Some read it to bring themselves into re inctliclnewhlclih ville will boast of as good manners Hrovn iron Bit pute lers A few hot as any city of its size in the Com lies cure benefit By showing others how they can dispute comes from the monwealth While others read because neighbors very ¬ to inquire who shall it be that must represent us in the Lower House of the Kentucky Legislature While no one in particular is de- ¬ sirous of such honors yet the Re- ¬ tials at Madisonville Wednesday publicans of the county have ma- ¬ the 17th inst Send your Joh Work to this terial well fitted to fill any position fice Satisfaction guaranteed Rev Grant Dunning is at pres- ¬ from President of the United ent holding a meeting at this States down to coroner tnio but there is no spiritual power bcblnd it and there is a gross Inconsistency between what they say and what they do Rev A C Dixon says I remember a man who could talk in tho prayer meeting like an angel quoting Scripture with great fluMessrs Moss Hanson and At- ¬ ency Butnobody wanted to hear that man talk His persistence chilled kinson prominent St Bernard company and before ho finished you the men were in the Mortons Gap you wero In tho arctic region withoutfelt a Tuesday inspecting the new works buffalo robe The teeth of your soul would chatter The trouble with the man Mcsdames Arnct and Coil of was that nobody had any confidence In hli Madisonville accompanied by character Howas known to be orJoKed Messrs Stull and Yates of Madi in business and loose in his living and all his talk was tasteless if not nauseating sonville called on Miss Cordic Coil I remember another man who was a driver of a coal cart and sometimes did not tako Mr I Bailey and son of Madi- ¬ the pains to wash tho dust from his neck sonville were the guests of Mr before coming to prayer meeting but when Geo M Davis He lectured at up to ho rose to testify the people we e while ho the Sunday schools here morning broke listen He broke grammarback bis hearts They knew that of and evening stammering speech thcro was a good char ¬ acter and It gave flavor to Quite a crowd from this place at- ¬ The first ono was a curse to thehis words cause tho second one was a great blessing tended the Crutchficld Nisbet nup- ¬ do Dr Hanson Williams of Crof more harm than good by giving their much testiton and Mr Charles Parker of mony In religious meetings for tho reason that their real characters nro sucli that ftiannington visitcil friends in scarcely any one has any confidence In town Sunday them What they say may bo enough Some protested Christians Mcsdames Harris and Hockcr smith of Madisonville were the the guests of Mrs F B Harris Tuesday ¬ a of- ¬ Religions Corner ¬ jin fPoor Health J I Browns ¬ m T a Al - ¬ ¬ their -- MORTONS GAP do iron Bitters I - tiYv Will Kimmons sick list Mr is- - on the was Rev Edwards of Hanson in the Gap Monday were in Madisonville Mr Dr Williams and R C Harris Friday ¬ Paul Moore and lady of Earlington were in town Thursday Mr Albert Hawes has been visiting friends in the Gap the past ¬ week Prof Will Hancock of Greene ville visited his brother Claude last week Cain went to Madisonville Saturday and purchased a new buggy M Dr Wells and brother Major were in town on business Monday of Madisonville Dr Putman of Madisonville was the guest of Dr J E Wil liams Wednesday night Mr F C OBryan and lady of Madisonville were the guests of W H OBryan Sunday G D Davis having resigned as Marshall the Board of Council appointed Mr W H OBryan ELECTROPOISE DALLAS TEXAS and RETURN Mrs J B Stanley and children Rev T C Peters Is expected to fill his ON ACCOUNT OP returned home last week after a regular appointment at the M G Church General Assembly Presbyterian Cliurcli pleasant visit in the country South next Sunday To see how long twill take to read it through Some read it for the wonders that are there How David killed the lion and a bear While others read it with uncommon care Hoping to find some contradictions there Some read as though it did not speak lo them But to the people at Jerusalem One reads it as a book of mysteries And wont believe the very thing ho sees One reads with fathers specks upon his head And sees the thing just as his father said Some read to prove a pre adopted creed Hence understand but little that tbey read For every passage in the Book they bend To make it suit that all important end Some people read as I have often thought To teach the book instead of being taught And some there are who read it out of spite I fear there are but few who read it right So many people in these latter days Have read the Bible in so many ways That tew can tell which system is the best For every party contradicts the rest But read it prayerfully and you will see Although men contradict Gods words agree For what the early prophets wrote We find that Christ and his apostles quote So trust no creed that trembles to recall What has been penned by one and verified by all Earlington Ky vmni train ana It 3 pleasant to take first dose it tttth rtr It Cures Dyspepsia Neuralgia Constipation Malaria Kidney and Liver Troubles Dad Blood Hd nnlv the frliuiitr II hns rrnrl r il lines fri dm wrauuer All oiheis utoaub- stitute V uceiit of IttO c slnninwo wlllsfiid til fei U miWiil WoilJo Iulr Vl w on I fool tin OROWH CHCMIcaL C IMtTlUnrr mo 1 - a jKl Jm v Nervous ailments Womens complaints Oi iJM 1 Ml H S Kl k m r -- ji VI 85 It- ML -- vl id J 1 LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA T1IK r jsri hM R R and Return C 0 S D W C Washington ON ACCOUNT OF Southern Baptist Convention TRIP Kate of ONE FAKE for the ROUND Tickets on sale May 7th and 8tli Limited for return to FIFTEEN DAYS from date of sale with privilege of ex tension to days mora ¬ Fifteen ft r- - Bennett Is still at Onton Rev A Rate ONE FARE for tile ROUND engaged in a gtarious revival service Re TRIP Tickets on sale ports twenty conversions since Sunday seventy four in all for past three weeks to May His report further says that the entire Miss Annie Hall and sister of community is stirred as perhaps never Good Returning until Juno 3rd Madisonville were in the Gap before To God be ail the glory These rates are available to the general Sunday visiting friends and rela public as well as to delegates and visitors tives lo above meetings Further information furnished on appli cation to any agent of tho Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad Mrs Mattic Almon of Sacrc mento Ky was the guest of the family of Dr Almon last week ¬ i3li I5ti I f AM I Special jlofice - ¬ ¬ In one night the Elcctropoise relieved brain congestion and vertigo ¬ NOTICE ¬ All citizens interested in the organization of a Volimfeer- pire Department for our town are asked to meet in the office of the Police Court at eight oclock Thursday night April 25th 1895 Those willing to volunteer for the work will come prepared to give their names for service W F BURR Mayor T B LYNCH Genl Pass Ditappointmeni Is felt at tho prematura decline of Amor lean women Habits of Ufa have much to do with prevailing conditions Their Agent B if iV r XilT-f t HI J Jt TAKE fHE - 0E3T Vf ¬ ¬ We could fill this paper with similar reports but think this sufficient to interest you in sending for book on tho subject of health Electro poise rented fpur months for if 10 DUBOIS V WEBB ¬ 509 Fourth AvemuLouisville Ky Now is the time to subscribe for The Bee To those who have Hopkins County RlCnARD PALMER lands for sale Announcements for advertising these DRIP AND lands in all parts of lha country have been SHALLOW ¬ mado by the Kentucky Dureau of InforWELL DRILLER mation and Immigration Write Prof J J Glenn Madisonville for blanks which Agent for lb No 4 Auulu Drilling Machine anil when properly filled and returned will be Sur Pump sent to the Uiireau As I will shortly move my Wnll Drilllng John I Atkinson of Earlington mem M Victory Earlington Co ber of Executive Committee will be glad machine away from Earlington I would ba Sold by No charge made pleated lo have all who need work dono In D T Robinson Mortons Gap and Co to furnish Information for advertising Ibis line lo leave word at the Use Office operative Mining Co ¬ correction will Improve coming gene ¬ rations und correctlro medicines have just us much to do with tho present Dr Fonners Kidney and Backache Curo Is a positive specific In all kidney complaints gravel atono In bladder femalo weakness and irregularities moth on face etc Improves appetite and digestion corrects and restores to normal action all organs of tho body Also cures and purities th blood headache backache dropsy rheuma tism fild diseases drowsiness uleep lessness dullness and brings freshness and bloom to the cheek elastiolty to tho step and cheerfulness nnd content ¬ ment to tho wind If satisfaction not lven money refunded Costs nothing try 1L Tako homo a bottle to day ¬ ¬ NM - i n fcfM COcta 81C0 UotUoT uuoccutai Iulfl OllKAT RmfT3 iu f- t4 IV TI Jll J Coinill Clue uromutlv There ell oUiers fail Cough Croup Dora Throat Hoarseness whoopio- - Couch anil Aithmi Tor Consumption It has no rival has cured thousands und Will CUIia TOtr It takeuln tlmo Hold by DrUfrsUta rn n bliar sntoo oi-- n 1uuo lluok or tlvst vim UIIILOUU UBHADONMA PLADTlSRe s1 r- lll OHSMATAnRH llavo vtm liiattiit Thl rciinetli in mir n toed to euro you IriciWctJ Iritoctortree ltfl - HEMEDY bor sale at St Uernard Drui Store J sawi it ikii JtfMWh j4i i 1 wm99frm Cfye 33ee TUnMBl--- aUHscmrtloii IV r Vmi In advance Sis Month Three Months rtAKtirHf AortnTIOMIxti Local Notices We tents per line II x 5 MSMBBHHHHKiviMHMHRHMREHBIiIIHHIHBIBBRPHHlRHBiMRRIPIR v Special Notices Urlettun with local tcad Ing matter titieen cents ret line eeh Hon furnished on Kates by the uiiatier or PIlleiilon lo thisulnce of respect I atTuaniu 01 resolutions Ier line 01 lre lorelvv lint Insetted lien theicof over I well e lift will le charge I anion nth In law etc This raises tbo question In n novel nay and It Judge IJarr follows the trend of his former opinion on Ibis sub ject there can be but one conclusion and It Is that is the ltw oitinot ba enforced not being strictly enforced oily way and as it Is now evident that the Anderson case will not be appealed the railroads seem to quietly acquiesce In tbe decision of tbit case Lexington has Instituted a novel reform It beams in the ststetn of lis charities that a great many colored people were thrown on the merciesof the city this last winter for food and coal and now the city authorities have appointed a committee to play the rotiiof tho Pinkerlon force The duly of this committee will be lo tee that no one Is helped next winter who spends tbe summer riding about on all of The name of every perthe excursions son helped last winter was taken and these names will be given to the committee and an eye will be kept out this summer for those Idling their time away The police of Lexington constitute that com mittee ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ai ttfmiHii U uip II iibvihiUly necVMuti tlmt your liunluinl r iplrc freely Doctor v for my mollier If nil other rams tlloi full Whouowr ftlip coition luto thu ItotiMi ll throws hitn Into a cold perspiration Tcxnn Hlftliiffi Bend A Slight IHfrercnco Well Mrs Parslow I euppoao Intlcntn WlfV l ffut rui Id batter JNCOOK Earlinoton Kentucky PADHIONABLU JOHN G MORTON BOOT AND you ¬ et aro dohiff oa tunny other Indies do now adays taking lessons on tlio bicycle No Mr Johnson I am not All tbo tcoftona 1 havo had o far linvo been off tbo bicycle but I hope noon to tatto thorn Harpers Itnsiar on It as you sufff est IAte Laugh nnd the world laughs with you Yell and tbo world yells too Hut youll moit tilwors rind If your rout Is behind You nlll havo all llio groaning to do TOO ACCOMMODATING YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE irjoeMalter JW 550 Cli up BANKER Madisonvillk Ky 1 live ctnlt B MR UY WHERE Transacts a Jcnoral Hanking Uuslnon Special attention given to collection M H YOU CAN GET THE WT Club Rata tutnlihed n1 pet lodlcals or moil panel I Bze Publishing do BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY I Bernard Coal Cos First Class Sliocs 650 Secontl Gratia Shoes To L N RAILROAD tub anuAT lltlf Seli ind Slrilohttn Hull St PuautHtci Philadelphia Inquirer ur Joloted Miiens v in1 milieu of nml pet sluing lolhls column should be slliesadto K illllnlon K C W MeaalwttTHS All communications y I STORES NEW a tmial onoan bolioitkd octrB tf THROUGH TRUNK LINK botween the cities of Ohamboilainfj Eyo and Skin Olnlmont A certain euro tor CLronlo Boro Eye Totter Salt llhuum Chronic-- Borca Im or Itch Pralrio Scratches 5cnld Ilcml Old Goro3 Eczoma Cincinnati Lexington Louisvillo Evansvllle St Lotiit And the rittcs of Nashville Memphis Montfjomerj Mobilo nnd New Orlonns Mrs Mildred Glpon was cu lil last Week Mm Iillle Cavinaugli on trie sick list last week of I In sick lleda wii Mrs Celia Dunlap N dnvly recovering from nn attack of nritrahjii Mrs Geornh Warders Im been very ill for sometime Mlsi Utile Jolinion Mortiinn Ojp fprnt Sundiy ¬ A larije crowd of peoplf unit lo Provi dence und ty The State Miwion thy for the lhplists ha been set for May the Mr Wm last week Gipson was nib In HopMnsville Mr Oil Sharp of MariioniHr lias gone to Hot Springs Ark There sire 62447 colored Daptisls the State from the latest report in tbe Mr Pick Drown has moved his family to Evansvllle where he is now at work in the mines As fishing has been stopped on tbe lake Tbo New Orleans labor troubles have called out by an Incident at Harvard Uni been settled and the blacks and whites versity will work together hereafter It is an indication of what we are dep- ¬ Miss Pearl L Amos the colored soprano recating that Mr Fortune of the New singer of Indiana is expected here to York Age while combating the idea that morrow wben an entertainment will be what the race needs is new leaders urges given at tbe Masonic ball that what it does want is to trust and fol Precisely I Why Mr Fate Wilkes has given bis bouse a low its own leaders Oh hes only a black fresh coat of paint thereby adding greatly should tbe taunt man and no better than I He neednt to the beauty of the bill take so much on himself ever be beard Rev Lowery will preach at the Hecla Why should it be thought even If our C M E church on tbe second Sunday in colored brothers think so poorly of each Rev Gil May both morning an evening otber bow can they hope lo command tbe Ham the pastor desires bis many friends respect of the white race many of whom to be present are only eager to have a legitimate or even If you do tbe small duty at hand or be an ostensible ground of depreciation Tbey fore ou it will open tbe way for a larger must learn to think more highly of themwork A man who does not Till a small selves and of one another to be ready to place is not apt to be called to a larger enter every open door and to take advant- ¬ one age calmly and wisely of every oppor- ¬ As The first game of ball played by the tunity to advance their Interests Louisvilles this season was played last things are white men cannot be the lead ers of tbe race Nor can tbey ever be Thursday at Louisville wilb the Pittsburg The score stood 11 to 2 in favor of Louis- ¬ until the color lino bas been wholly obliterated and the manhood beneath the color ville and the brotherhood which is tbe soul of Rev P II Kennedy is preparing bis the manhood have become supreme and Baptist Directory and Year Dook and de- absolute sires that the names of all pastors who One of the most serious things tbe race have moved since 1893 be sent to him at has to confront and overcome is tbe uni 927 Clay Street Henderson Ky versal distrust of each other There can Ilisbop Alexander Walters of the A M be no leadership where there are no fol- ¬ E Zion church and Dishop Benjamin W lowers and the race or nation without Arnelt of the A M E church are on the leaders will always be torn asunder by in programme to deliver a speech at the 14th ternal dissensions and prove an easy vicInternational Christian Endeavor Conven tim to the cupidity and strength of itsene- mies tion which will meet at Boston in July ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Atlanta has a citizen with a very sug ¬ gestive name Ho is a peddler and Ids name as put down in the city direct- ¬ It will soon be time to see tbe picnic Tbe Band of Brotherhood a journal ory Is as follows barbecuo and bran dance bills blowing Havva Drlnkovltzlcy Atlanta published in London Enj has this to say over the land concerning the question of color prejudice Journal In the Illond to Miss Browne How proud and haughty that Miss Keys Isl Mis3 Yes Smythe sarcastically Sho inherits it tier father is nn up Reggie tow u the boys spend their leisure hours playing ball Hon Henry Watlerson of Louisville editor of the Courier Journal will deliver bis lecture Abraham Lincoln at Mad sonvillc May and Everybody who loves the memory of the martyred President should attend Ibis lecture We are not writing this as an advertisement for the lecturer for bis paper and his name are greater advertisements than any pen In this Slnte could give bim But It is the lecture we speak of what it teaches coming from n man who was his opponent in the last sad struggle it is the grandest trib ute with one possible exception ever paid to the dead President In his lecture on the Compromise of Life he bas this to say of Lincoln He was in spired of God If he was noi no man ever was He rose In a shadow and look his leave in a mist He was the creation of a special dispensation of Providence Out of bis martyrdom came his canonization His birlh was as lowly as Christs A slrange uncouth and fantastic figure he was snatched to the front by unseen hands and the reins of government placed in his hands A thousand cars from now the story of his life will bo read and marveled at He was tbe Incarnation of the spiritof thecompromiseand the assassians bullet which took his life was the direst blow tbo South ever received ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ERY Say Bill dont go over dcrc I oneo asked tier lady fcr a chop and she showed mo do wood pile St Louis Republic Very Too turkey at too boarding bouse Was bluo as bo could bet If you should ask mo how I ami Im feeling tough said ho QOQOsS Boro Hlpplea At l cd nndPilos It hi cooling nnd ooothlng AND SPEED UNRIVALED Hunilrcihofcaaea havo boon cured by It nf tor till other trontniout Imd fallotL It h jmt up I a W imd CO cent Ikjxoj SHORTEST AND QUICKEST EOUTR lor salo at From St Louis Kvansvilla Si Hernard Drug Store Iiarllnrjlon and and Henderson to the Oeo S Klntt St Charles W i Lit Cl-ieii-iGje- sI DePftRTMeiMT CONSISTS OF SHOEvS -F- SOUTHEAST SIjuvclj CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SOUTH Directory WNeV OF TUB IMMACULATE N THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct con nection ¬ ¬ j ill1 M OR flrit man Komjr 9la i in ever p CONCEPTION 70a a m second ijo in Sumtir mii end termon instruction tmt benediction at A M Coenan putor CHURCH CHRISTIAN Detroit Free Press They Liked It 1 hopo that roach powder I sold you last week gavo satisfaction manm wild tho dealer to Mrs Snaggs 0 yes Indeed Im glad It did Yes It gave great satisfaction totno Pittsburgh Chronicle roaches Everything HEW Little Feet -- HSISr - Serrlcei regulatl Iield morning and evening CAI1I lllllll klUIUUJ OCJ rillllHIlaver meeting IITucidijr 1IIUI1IIII Younx Mena nieht Regular Irarer meeting TlutiliT night J W LIGON lattor at 930 am MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAU3 For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville nnd Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points Sertlcea lecond Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sunday chool at ojo a m t B Edwrrda Iaitor GENERAL HAITIST CHURCH Services regularly held at Assembly Hall every second Saturday night Sunday morning and Sun- ¬ day night In each roomli I A burden Pastor M North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Woes of Wee Onei AND- First Child Do you havo to tako cod liver oil In winter Second Child No but mamma makes mo take sterilized milk In summer Oood News An ViTltlnc Name E CHURCH EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special Jow nttci See agents o this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmoke G Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc Services first Sunday each month Sunday school at 100 p in A J IltiNNUTT Pastor M E Services every footlh Sunday morning and night by T C Ietets Iastoi Irayer meeting every Friday night Y V CHURCH SOUTH sTcHnisTtANENmiARoir P A T A Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 610 it Assembly Hall ZION A Louisville Kentucky M E CHURCH janitor Truth Boy Who cr ycr lookln nt Second Boy Who er yer lookln at Fitct Boy Nothin Second Boy Som I Golden Days Iirst HATS si New Suits TIIE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLUS Services evciy Sunday morulng ai 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at o to a m W W Dawsey pastor c tv BOX Ai Sfefci XT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p m Son day school at fl jo a m W W Foster pastor - IHaMsoiicillc ALL SIZES C11TISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays at a in and 8 00 p m by Rev S F Fowler iojo Communion service every Sunday at toijo a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 BAPTIST CHURCH iCURESRDHl98BrrPllES A OURE nrd CLfTWl CURE CY ILtUI Ut9f HliVUL fa sorn tsy mx rruwuTa v rmt7t reun WV3JVT5IVri5SNi7V known for IS yerr aa tho IB0 -- ISfflSi 4i Vswt22w I JRett IVLera AS BjQhsJMaEaB U3fJeeeLt j aETB QrtjiajlMjjIiiWl5rMiKBI j jj -- 1 A WMM nprini FOR WELL AS Preaching every first and third Sunday morning ynues H u noT rrayermeeting Wednesday vnln r Cnn- Rnniirknnl day morning at 915 U K B9J- - IGGLin Men Q -- CHURCH SOUTH PATENTS J R LITTELL Trade Mar Opposlt Preaching etery first and third Lorda day morning and evening by T C Peters Prayer meeting Thuraday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Allorncy and Counsellor in Patent tMHtSPyOV CASE IT WILty NOT CURE Men Women and Children Tlie POINT is Visible iJJ m4Iw-T-b An agTOcabto iAioilro and Hxbys Tosra Bold by Druggists or sent by mall 25a 60c nnd 1X0 per package Bamplca free TQTlfiN The Rirorlto TOOTS rOTOXS Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a m and 7J0 m by w A Frovlne Pastor Piayer weetlng every Friday night at 7J0 oclock PRKSRYTRRtAN CHURCH and Copyright Csasc Patent Office JAV 1 UA JlaffforthoTcethttndllreathao SHILOHS Captain Sweeney TJ3A Ban DlcgOCrtL Bhllohfl Catarrh Remedy la ths first medicinal bavecTcrloundthatwoulddomo onyBOOd ITlcoiOcta Bold by Druggists rays NEW ASSORTMENT OF Sunday school every Sunday morning at oij Poeacblng every third Sunday afternoon at 4 rclock ForCoosumptioaltbal 7bcroall0tberBfaiL no rival baa cured thousand and will cube U taken in tlmo rriw23tfL00Uloa too Sold at St Bernard Drug Store Tms Ghbat Couan Conn promptly eurrt cure GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN ioQc Directory S P A Stated meetings tbe iirst and In each momh ai n ra Transient brethren cordially Invited to attend F II ARNOLD W M Cilia Cowill Secretary A E W TURNER LOUGH No A third Salurdavs M for information American and Foreign Patents Caveats anil all business arising under the patent laws promptly and care ¬ fully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt ot model or sketch of in ountion I advise as to patentability with vet charge Mention this paper C WaHhiriRtori 13 Write Over twelve yeaa experience ia We havo a profound respect for any honest mans honest opinions but we have small patience with the stupid nonsense aud proud ignorance and loud mouthed imbecility which stalks through the land disguised in tbe sacred garb of ortbordoxy Kentucky Baptist The Circle met last Thursday evening and rendered an excellent programme To night a programme equally as good will be rendered finishing with the following debate Resolve that it is right that a woman should vole Affirmative William Killebrew negative Richard Hayden Everybody invited ¬ Mr and Mrs Sim Abernatby who have been in our city the past week as a result of their bouse being destroyed by fire returned home to Bowling Green last Satur- ¬ day morning They desire lo thank the good people of our town while and colored for the noble services rendered in saving their household effects on the night of the fire Tbo house was insured for 200 a vrry small amount and will not come any wajsnear covering the loss The question is what caused the fire ¬ ¬ r ft Rev G P Richlngs who has been in England and Scotland for sometime lecturing and exhibiting by steroptican views upon tbe progress of tbe colored people of this country bas returned and may confidently be expected to tour Ibis coun- ¬ try and tell us something of what be saw and beard Mr Richlngs is a white man of ability and learning and those who have kept up with current events may know tbo result of his work in England We bad the pleasure a few years ago of attending two of Mr Richlngs1 exhibitions His home is The Odd Fellows of Madisonville will In this country and was born we believe have In one of tbe Carolines He has given day tbelr sermon preached to them Sun and it is expected that the lodge scholarships to two colored students one that order Irom tbls place will turn out of in Pennsylvania and the other at Oberlin Much news was left out tbls week to Our band boys had a right royal rccep gether with account of Ihe rally at Provi tion at the encampment at Hopkinsville dence wblcb will appear next week last week and came off wilb tbe laurels of honor But our boys never go away without bringing jokes back on one another but their supply was small last week as To those who havo Hopkins County tbey brought back only two One is that a lands for sale member walked out of a barber shop and Announcements for advertising these went nil over town hunting a barber shop lands in all parts of the country have been and the other is that a member ale three mado by tbe Kentucky Bureau of Infor- ¬ goose eggs and slept until Thursday before mation and Immigration Write Prof J J returning Who were they Glenn Madisonville for blanks which ¬ ¬ What are the young men of our race doing for the coming generation anyway Providence Republican Sun Doing Nothing The average young man is content to move along in tbe same groove year afler year ambitionless ex cept 10 pose at a social sport and pos sessed of a confirmed and jealous disposition lo pull down and besmirch the char- ¬ acter of fuch as are not of him If be is doing ant thing for Ihe coming generation he is accumulating a heritage of false Ideals of life and unimproved opportunities He is more a creature of pity than contempt Texas Freeman Now this is all too sweeping Editor Scoll of tbe Freeman does not mean half of what he says He is mlghly young him self still in the sunshine of the glorious twenties and we know that he is no dude or spori ineiactis mala vast ma jority of tbe men to day who are upholding Ibe dignity of the race in all walks of life are men born or educated since the war and taking it all in all they are doing very well There are more hustings youngsters than neer do wells New York Age I3otb partly right and partly wrong There are some young men who are doing noble work and are an honor to the race born or educated since tbe war but there are also a large number who seek soft places and criticise the efforts of those young or old who are working publicly and energetically to Infuse true manhood among tbe people as a whole Those do ing most to elevate and Improve race pride are tbe men who got tbe rudiments of an education before tbe war Improved on tbe same and those younger men born since tbe war who have been inspired to work manfully for Ibe race through tbe struggle and example of their predecessors Savannah Tribune ¬ ¬ Thos D Walker flew Alias Old Joker is sllll lath lead wilb a complete stock of LaBB BiTrtains THESE ARE BEAJJTIES DO NOT FAIL TO ¬ SEE THEM Jtiffr ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 1 O O F Meets every Tuesday night ra Vlsitina brethren eor at 710 dlallr invited In attend PIERCE MEYERS N G C II Hunt Secretary ¬ 5foes WVvVVvvWVJv AN- O- asfingsL ww ¬ EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW QUICK v SALES AND SMALL PROFITS EARLINGTON COMMANDEUV No jij UNITXD OKDliR OK TUB GOLDEN CKObS meets Second and Fourth Saturdijr nights each month A cordial invlttaion Is eitcnded visiting Sir Knights and laklea I 11 WVATT M C THOS N II LACK K ot K VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meets every Monday night in the Masonic building All members of the order are cordially invited to attend CHAS COWEII CC K ot K and S W V M l Ttt4 MM a WCEftWJ EVliiViUI I Iur TnTHE Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Old Joker bas marked his goods so low That everything is bound to go Low Cash Sales and Profits Small Insures tbe patronage of all HOPKINS IODGK No CI A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 710 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited 10 attend b H Stavrns M W Uinj Mvias Recorder North HA3HVIUESJ nOUTG OF THC E5eirlixif3toii - Ky I Our Grocery Department I IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT Official Directory State CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IA11TED NBW BELMONT This House is New I Furnishings are New I Everything Fltstclass I I Sufficiently Heated TnTT ilU 1 SJLti KY kl CORPS OF CLERKS MADISONVILLE Mrs Sarah Prt Are you vJHt Proprietor Inventing something useful Gel A Patent In this way ou can obtain a Thats way Ihe t 0 make Monopoly Big Money Dried fyKK HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS will be worth something Want reliable infor- ¬ mation about Patent Soliciting and Patent Selling The INVENTIVE AGE one of the lead ing Illustrated scientific magailncs now in ita tilth year Is devoted largely to the Interests of inventors It illustrates and describes new In- gives reliable information to Inventors free cents fsr sample copy or 1 or a wholo year 10 Our Stock of Grqcqries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything The best is by far the cheapest See what we have in and other staples Our rrarttitt and t3rtxitfe will bear inspection and trial In everything as stated it is the NE and the which takes Coffees Sugars Canned W BEST uovernorjohn Voung Drown THE ONLY Lleutenant Gevernor Mitchell C Alford Secretary o State John W Headley Pullman Vetibuled Train Borvlco wilt Assistant Secretary ot Slate Udward O Leigh Newest and Finest Day Ooaolinj Private Secretary to Governor Arch D Ilrown Sleoperu and Dtnlue Cam W J Hendrick Attorney General Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent at Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ ter Thompson Register Land Office Green 11 Swango STO Insurance Commissioner Henry P Duncan Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A Grosa Assistant Adjutant General P I Richardson Supl Arsenal Capt David OConncil fame Inspector ot Public Trusts W II Card ner Commissioner of Agriculture NIch McDowell Court of Appealls niet justice w S Pryor Judges SUToney JRGrace T II Paynter AND Aa POINTS IN THE 11 L D Gutty j II Hazelrigg I II Lewis Reporter v W Illnei Clerk Court Ap ¬ A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals peals NORTH AND NORTHWEST Robt LGreen Wood Longmoor Jr Sergeant G A Robertson Tipstaff W S II Hill S L ROGERS J U CAVANAUGII Superior Court Presiding judge Joa Harbour SuothernPais Agt O PAB TILR K Judges W II Yostlr Jos liarbour J II Urent ChattanoogaTennn Librarian Mrs Miry Urown Day Evansvllle Ind Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Me Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chas II loynti uroy woouiun SSSJTHE SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul County CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE INVENTIVE AGE W II JERNAGAN O Washington D C Vlce Pres and Gen Mangr NOTICE W WADDILL Cashier St BERNARD CDAL COMPANY incorporated Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratt Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court ClerkJohn Christy Judge of County Court Jno Q II Hall County AttorneyRoy Salmon County Clerk W II Arnold Sheriff Will Thomson lallor S V Offutl superintendent of Schools Thos II Smith Coroner Jno II Uoolh vmmtM Chuaptaka Ohio and Southwtitcrn 7 f BETWEEN -- the ejst rnsrjn LOUISVILLE AND iuoistatis First District Henry Shaw Second Distalct O J Iarnsworlh Third District J C Ilacon Iourth Dlstrlct T P Jones Fifth Dlitilct II P Porter Sixth Distrlct W II Calo ALA BELLE JARDINIERE N SKoplcins Lounlu MEMPHIS ALSO -- BANK Madisonville Ky 50000 rnOM CINCINNATI AMD TO L FRITSCH I x5 1 1 SOW 1 u AND EVANS VI lit FASHIONABLE Do not purchase a Ticket Receiver Artilla Cox of tbe Louisville when properly filled and relumed will be St Louis and Texas R R In submitting sent lo the Dureau his monthly report to tbe U S Court on John H Atkinson of Earllngton mem Capital Stock the 13th Inst asked for tbe advice of ber of Executive Committee will be glad Judge liarr as to tbe enforcement of tbe to furnish Information No charge made Transacts a general banking business Separate Coacb Law of tbls Stale Tbe for advertising and Invites the accounts of the citizens of Receiver states that be is now embarrassed aud adjoining counties Send your Job Work to this of HopkinsI ha IrtMr finrt mns to know exactly what to do In tbe practical ITaa awiiifA until I ft Satisfaction tjuarantcct operation of the toad In regard to tbo fice this section of Kentucky ¬ aTTiraiuiijjpiiu jafiji uirjj5ijiraeuiiinf ini isgpiiiiiijhfj uunp JiBitj 5BiijnTstni NORTH EAST SOUTH OR WEST Until you have consulted an Asrent oftlie -M- EilCHANT TAILOH- S11 il 4i t ANiAjiriiiA IMPORTER A eft A A 4nn iJn C O VHN KCIIOW S OtNMOIt W R IYNCII OEN and Jtl OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Upper First St ByantvllU Ind of his Hon MMITHD TRAINS PULLMAN nuiPJfT BUtHPItUfl MODHRN JtQUIPMKNr kins county Jileruls Ho earnestly Spliclll the pstionago T IJ Ky PA38AQT Uuieviiit

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