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Digital page images are linked to the text file. pTS V Wfw Vl - T j r f SIXTH YEAR- - EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 9 189B NO 19 3T BERNARD COAL COMPANY COAL AND COKE INCORPORATED Miners an a sixers of General Office EDeirvLirigytoiT -- ICy Evansville Ind - I- - A M CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tonn S Wholewale Agents CAPT T L LEE Manager R G ROUSE Manager A S FORD Manager H NEWBOLD Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tonn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky 327 Upper Second St 34a V Main Street Louisville Ky Building St Louis Mo WICKIIAM Houser HESSER J W BRIDGMAN C03 Teutonic Building Chicogo III EJr eunioli Officees - U ft- Interest to the Retail CO4L and COKE wt TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Ooal Company KeepaSharpLaPkDut for Fresh Items Is PITHY PARAGRAPHS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING The coal men want but one kind of money is worth dollar for dollar in gold The first requisite of gftod monoy stability INCORPORATED -t- he kind that No strike year of Connellsvlllo coke workers this The deepest coal mine in France is 2630 feet deep or one half mile We prefer Hopkins county mines V Wages in Mexico China India and Central American States vary trom 0 cents per day to as cents per day Wages In gold countries are from six tlmrs the wages in silver countries to tea There Is no moro of n natural unchangeable ratio between gold and silver than between wheat and corn and cotton and iron the ratio of 15 to 1 In 179a In 1834 Congress adopted the silver to gold ratio of 16 to i The fathers changed their To day it minds as commercial law demanded will lake 32 to I fix a legal ratio between gold and silver have invariably lost Mexico Examples the undervalued metal China Japan and the central American Stales All nations V Congress adopted COmL I J eoKe SpMINE LOCOMOTIVE IN The production of gold by all nations in 1894 was greater than the entire production of both gold and silver in 1873 The French mining man earned tn 1892 1 lit- Â¬ tle less than 85 cents per day It 1893 he earned 83 cents per day Perfumes are now added to the various chemical products of coal stimulating the delicate fra gances of the rose and violet and hyacinth Â¬ English coal mines produced 188277523 tons of coal in 1894 exceeding the highest previous record that of 1891 by nearly three million tons After waging a coal rate war for nearly four months the roads running into Chicago from the Indiana and Illinois coal fields bave agreed to restore rates to the tariff basis on May 1st that hao attempted to Â¬ Tho St Bernard Coal Company farm Is now Farmer producing strawberries In abundance Corey brought to the president April 30 the first St Uernard straw gallon of delicious berries berries like St Uernard Coal and Coke are the best lo be had USE AT ST CHARLES MINE A curious minded citizen of Chicago has pro- Â¬ jected the tine of Madison street in that city straight East until it runs over the Aventine Hill in Rome Van Buren street be finds will pass Just south of the Aurelian Wall near the Porta Appia St Peters is east of Maple Street There are infinite possibilities in such geometrical ex- Â¬ perimentation t Tho Coal Company that grows strawberries on the lop of the ground while It digs out the coal bentralbcannot be beat Can you guess how a company can pay 75 cents per ton to Its miners and sell this same coal lor 75 cents per ton after hauling it from the mines lipping and screening it and paying the Evimany numerous daily expenses of a mine dently big money in this kind of business for the sheriff Famous No 9 Coal Screens and Picking Tables used for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Â¬ Brushed Soke for Base Burners and Funages Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERN ARD CRUSHED COJCEfor amu ch less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price Several queer looking log rafts now floating down tho Kentucky River are serving the double purpose of bringing both coal and timber to mar- Â¬ ket The rafts are about 150 feet long and Can nel and soft coal are piled on them to the dept of about three feet The greater part of the coal has been contracted for by mills and coal deal It is predicted that a great ers along the river deal of coal from isolated mountain mines will be brought down on timber rafts in the future Â¬ St Uernard boys are great fishermen and carry borne all they catch a fish one inch long Is cap tured and carried borne as well as the bigger ones A railroad man scorns to carry home a Give the little fish less than two Inches long Let them get two yean big llsli a chance bojs anyway before you eat them Â¬ V five hundred million dollars in silver since 1873 The United States has added to its currency ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Â¬ and the credit of the government has made each dollar worth a dollar in gold But no gov Â¬ ernment in the world could continue coin- Â¬ ing silver dollars with but fifty cents of silver in them at 4he above rate and keep up its credit Free coinage of silver now would destroy the credit of the government and bring disaster and ruin Mrs Goodwinl exclaimed Miss Brown do with the freedom ot old acquaintance you mean to tell me tbat you have come all tbe way from Brooklyn simply and solely for tbe purpose of paying me ninety three cents Certainly I bave You paid five cents car fare in Brook- Â¬ lyn three cents to cross the ferry five cents more on this side it will cost you the same amount to go home that is twenty six cents to say nothing ot spend Â¬ ing your whole afternoon and nearly melting yourself Didnt it occur to you at any point of your Journey tbat it would be cheaper for you to put a dollar bill in an envelope and mail it to me A sudden gleam of intelligence on Mrs Goodwins face was followed by a look of disgust as she sank on tho nearest stcol My husband always and gasped out says tbat women bad a good laugh for the situation was really too pothetic to cry over I can match your story said Mr Jameson to whom Mrs Goodwin couldnt resist telling so good a Joke on herself A man in the country owed me one dol- Â¬ He harnessed lar and ninety nine cents bis borse drove three miles to get a money order for which he paid ten cents and which I was supposed to take down town paying ten cents car fare thereby and and gel cashed after waiting my turn at the window tor no one knows bow long It would bave cost me five dollars worth of time Why on earth didnt he put a two dollar bill in an envelope and mall It Uncle Sam carries money safely in nine hundred aud ninety nine cases out of a thousand He might bave paid his ten cents to register his letter if be wanted to make sure said tbe lady from Boston but bere is one more story A friend from Albany visited me accompanied by her three children The day she started for borne a sbower came up Just as Ibey were A car was in about logo to Ihe depot sight there was no time to lose my bus band snatched umbrellas from tbe rack and the whole party was bustled on lilu car but in Ihe confusion my new umbrella with a gold handle was carried off My friend wrote me from Albany a letter full ot apologies of course but It never oc carred to ber that she could wrap thai umbrella tn a piece ot brown paper put a tag on it and return it to me by express for twenty five cents She thinks tho only way lo get It back to me Is to bring it the next time she visits me But as that was her first visit In sixteen years and ten years bave passed since she carried off my properly Im glad I havent been obliged to walk in Ibe rain all Ibis lime while wailing for it And tbe whole company agreed that it would be a good thing generally if people would show common sense in every day Every Where matters Â¬ r SOME RANDOM SHOTS WHEN A YOUNQ LADY SHOULD AN- - svsn NO Â¬ Bachelors Defraud Themselves of Hap piness by Remaining Single t tr t I IJ A girl should refuse to marry a man when she knows his habits to be intemper Â¬ ate says an Elkton mother for there can be no unhappier fate than marriage with a She should refuse him when drunkard there is any hereditary disease in the fam ily such as consumption or Insanity which would In all probability show itself and She causo infinito misery in after years should refuse him when she sees he is in the habit of associating with bad compan- Â¬ ions who may lead him into a gambling drinking and card playing life She should refuse him when she knows him to be that dcspisable thing a male flirt she should reflect that as ho has treiled other girls so ho may treat herself and no woman cares to lay hersolf open to such treatment She should refuse htm when she feels she has no lovo to give him and not marry as many girls do for a homo No marriage can be truly happy without love to sweeten the bonds She should refuse him when he Is proposing to her for her money A girl can generally dis- Â¬ or from pique tinguish real love from feigned and even it she cams for him should not accept him until convinced bis motives are disinter ested Sho should not refuse him when she really cares for him and knows him to be a steady faithful man who will make her happy and not cause her heartbreaks which perhaps one at ber more brilliant lovers might have done Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ claim upon bim to celibacy And in so doing he detrauds himself in tbe opportunities for mental and moral development which only the normal experience can provide He deliberately stunts the stature of his manhood impoverishes bts heart and brain and chokes up all the potentialities of bis soul To himself he is apt to appear like the wise fox that detects tbe trap though it be ever so cunningly baited that refuses to surrender his liberty for tbe sake of an appetizing chicken or rabbit stuffed with sawdust while as a matter of fact bis case is that of the cowardly ser- Â¬ vant in the parable who for fear of losing bis talent bid it in a napkin and in tbe end was deemed unworthy of his steward Todd County Times ship Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ POOLE ITS Editor KENTUCKY POPULATION NATURAL ADVANTAGES ETC Beb Mill WANTED A FRIEND P ttr- - Not long ago a maiden and ber lover a sentimental youth with curly hair sat on the abuttmenta of a bridge which spanned And as tbe one of our silvery streams youth beheld bis heart Into sentimentality he passionately seized ber hand and said You havo glled my life with sweetness And dear sweetheart dreams of you Throw a golden gleam of sunlight Oer n path that never knew Auglit of loving till your smiling Lit tbe way with brightest hue -And my soul in wildest glory Found a resting place in you The maiden fainted Just as any other girl would have done under the circumstances and the youth Immediately pro Â¬ posed Â¬ Say you old crusty bachelor read the following which ought to convince you that you are a coward if you dont go and try to win tho hand of some fair maiden It was clearly meant that men as well as all women should marry and those who for whatever reason miss this obvious des Â¬ tiny are from natures point of view fail ures It Is not a question of personal fe licity which tn eight cases out of ten may be more than problematic but of race re sponsibility The unmarried man Is a skulker who in order to secure bis own ease dooms some woman who basa rightful Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ V Tbe following notice is going tbo rounds of tbe newspapers and attracting a great deal of false sympathy on its way Wanted A friend one who will recognize mo when I am compelled to wear patched pants who will take my band as I am sliding down bill instead of giving me a kick to hasten my descent who will lend me a dollar without two dollars security wholl come to me when I am sick who will take off bis coat ana fight when odds are at two to one who will talk of me be hind my back as be talks to my face Such a friend is wanted by thousands of human beings through the whole world The man who thus formulates his de Â¬ sires evidently has a very well defined notion of what he would like to have for him self but it does not seem to bave occurred to him that tbe only possible way to get such a friend Is to be such a friend And It he Is heartily and genuinely such a friend to all with whom be comes In contact be will never bave occasion lo sit down and whine for some one to come and coddle him It is the selfish who complains that others speak evil of him behind his back It is the thoughtless prodigal who squanders money on unworthy objects who finds that bis friends so called take wing with his riches who can It is tbe shiftless not borrow a dollar without giving two dollars security It is the lazy or incom petent Idler who groans that no one will do anything for bim The generous whole souled man who is always ready to lako trouble to help his neighbors who is wiso in bis charities and liberal in bis good deeds who Is everywhere and at all times may Indeed be a good man to tie to Imposed upon occasionally but he will never lack friends In time of need Everywhere Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ neer-do-weÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ A man who did not know bow to read and write convicted of a slight offense was sentenced in Missouri to imprison ment until be had learned to read another offender who bad a good education was sentenced to keep him company until be bad taught him to read Â¬ Job Work neatly executed at this Estimates furnished on application Send in your orders at once office tbe former name of this enterprising village was dubbed Poole by the reform element in tbe present administration This however is not the only thing that has been cut short the last year or so Poole is on the Madlsonville and Hen derson road ten miles north of Dixon fourteen south of Henderson and eight miles west of Sebree and has a population of perhaps three hundred For the size of tbo place and the amount of business transacted there can not be found in Kentucky a village where there Is less gossip less bickering Every one a business and every one to bis business seems to bo a kind of unwritten law here adhered to by all Messrs Dickey Bros and D F Melton our dry goods and grocery merchants do an immense business in their lines and when you walk Into their business houses you think of tbe Dry Goods Emporium advertisements sometimes seen in newspapers John Llsman whom we will pit against the U 3 A as a laugher does tbe leading business in tbe drug and grocery line he has however In R D Cates our P M a keen rival Matt Abbott the leading blacksmith is held down by G W Thorn berry who does a grocery busines In con- Â¬ nection with his shop work Dutch Tbornberry and Lige Melton are the tobacconists of the place each having purchased about 200000 pound of tobac- Â¬ co this season The Pooles Mill Patent Roller Mill a product of Wheeler enthusiasm and the pride of this section of the country has on immense local custom and does a fair foreign business But we do not live by bread alone The mutual growth of our young is In charge of Prof I G Nance Principal of Pooles Mill Academy One of the Academy most successful terms closed last Friday This is one of the few schools in Kentucky that has a Republican Faculty Drs Tbornberry and Boone look after the needs of tbe sick and register the births deaths etc We have two churches occupied by four denominations no friction here either namely the General Baptist preacher In charge Wm Stone Missionary Baptist Elder Sisk Methodist South Rev Duvall Christian Elder Jeffries There has been quite an emmlgratlon trom here to Livingston County recently Two weeks ago Will Allen and family moved there Last week Frank Stephens and family moved and Lynn Allen has bought a farm over there but will not move there until fall Cheap land Is Inducement Mr Stephens having bought 193 acres of good land for ft 800 This place Bro Black is the Gibraltar of Webster county Republicanism This was the home it will be remembered Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Pooles of Col James M Poole who was assassin ated in Henderson in 18G4 We love our country that is why we cling to Republi- Â¬ can principles and in the coming contest we are for President Benjamin Harrison for Governor of Kentucky William O Bradley and for Representative in tbe who next Legislature any Republican wants the honor of being a member from Webster county of tbe first Republican Legislature in Kentucky since tbe war there was a real live Democrat in this He looked awful place some time ago lonesome His kind are so few of late He was a candidate for tbe Democratic nomination for the Democratic nomination for Representative and was interviewing Democrats along that line when he could find any Muck A PRETTY GIRL Su- Â¬ Who Once Sat With Californias preme Court HOSPITAL FOR DOLL BABIES A Washington Institution in Which In jured Doll Babies Are Treated Up a rickety flight of stairs over a shop in this city is a hospital for dolls Tbe physician in charge is a small man with red whiskers and a kindly eye There is nothing a Star writer was told that has to do with tbe anatomy of dolls which he does not understand What In medical parlance is termed a compound com minuted fracture is a a trifle to bis science A lost leg he quickly replaces internal disorders are pie to him while at a pinch be will put a new bead in place of an old ono Thus every year hundreds of dolls are brought to bim and placed In bis charge for treatment It must be a very bad case that be pro- Â¬ nounces hopeless Yet there are injuries that occur lo dolls which are past mend Â¬ ing For example a melted faco cannot be restored and it is difficult to supply a new broken eye that will fit an empty socket But a broken head why bless yout tbe doctor thinks nothing of patching It up with cement so that it is Just as strong as ever A most difficult Job is to restore a Jointed doll that has become unstrung Dolls of this kind are apt to suffer from a sort of locomotor ataxia at all events the symptoms are similar They are strung together with rubber strings and to reorganize the constitution of a manikin of this description is a tedious task requiring no little skill To most folks especially grown up peo-Â¬ ple one doll Is pretty much like another If the manikin is broken the easiest thing to do is to get another in its place But to their child owners doll bave a very dls tinct individuality The loss of one that has been long beloved is a positive bet reavement Thus it Is a fortunate thing that the services of a physician should be obtainable His fee is variable running all tbe way from 30 cents up to t for treating an expensive Freneh doll Most of tbe patients bave parted with a leg or Another frequent form of Inlurv an arm la rupture part of the internal sawdust escaping This Is not difficult to remedy Sawdust Is considered the best stuffing for aons tnouga raw cotton ana tow are used to some extent Tbe doll doctor does not have enough business of Ibis kind to make a living ana so be supplements It by mounting all sorts ot dead pets Washington Â¬ -- Star Few people are aware that a woman once sat on tbe Supreme bench in Califor- Â¬ nia said ex Secetary of State Thomas Beck at the Palace Hotel last night A look of incredulity overspread the features of bis listeners It is a fact nevertheless continued well Mr Beck never It was in mind the year but I was then Secretary of State and court was being held in Sac- Â¬ ramento Judge Wallace was on tbe bench and among those in the capital city during tbe session was Colonel Shatter and a number of his officers Tbe colonel was accompanied by his daughter a very young bright and handsome miss One morning at the breakfast table in tbe Golden Eagle Hotel Justice Wallace Miss Tbafter I feel quite slighted said Since you have been in Sacramento you bave not designed to visit me Wont you come up this morning and sit with us in My colleague Judge Crocker is banc absent and you might as well occupy his seat Oh yes Ill come returned Miss Shatter and the subject was dropped and I am sure Judge Wallace never dreamed that the invitation would be accepted About an hour afterward Miss Shatter accompanied by one of tbe officers of her fathers staff came into office and said that she wanted to go to tbe Supreme Court Would I take ber With pleasure And away we went A youug attorney was ar- Â¬ guing a case when we entered the court Hf did not notice us as we quietly seated ourselves and went on with most brilliant eloquence Judge Wallace laid bis band on the arm of the empty chair and nodded to my companion to lake it Shall I go up she asked ot me I responded Why certainly It would be discourteous to the bench not to do so She hesitated a little but as Judge Wallace regarded her with a smiling Invi- Â¬ tation and patted the chair provokingly she Arose and firmly and with tbe grace of a queen walked up the aisle to the plat form The Judges arose and gravely bowed Wallace stepped forward and ex tending his hand escorted her to the va cant seat and each Justice was presented In turn and shook the tiny band of their Miss Shatter was quite dainty associate equal lo the occasion and bowing to he standing audience took her seat and lei tbe case proceed That young attorney though lost his bead and afterward lost his case Whether fie wished lo make an impression on tbe new associate or whether tbe strangeness ot be proceeding rattled bim I never learned but be got badly lied up in bis peroration What did Judge Wallace do Why at dinner that evening be conferred with tbe new Judge and Insisted upon ber occupying Ihe seat on the bench nex day Af Â¬ ter dinner be asked me to take a walk with OF Beck said he if you bring that bim girl into court in tbe morning Ill bave proceedings instituted to declare your po- A Computation Shows it to Have Been sition vacant San Francisco Call About 77531663036 LOOKING AHEAD Tbe cost of Solomons Temple and its interior decorations and other parapherThoughtful Mammy Kept the Floor nalia was one of tbe wonders of olden times Walker on Pins and Needles According to Villalpandus tbe talents It was a little dried up stoop shouldcrcd ot gold silver and brass used in tbe conthick lipped white eyed black woman struction were valued at the enormous sum who went into a big dry goods em- Â¬ ot 6879822000 The worth ot tbe Jewporium tbe other day and said to tbe affa- - els is generally placed at a figure equally as ble floor walker as be met ber at tbo door high The vessels of gold according Jose Got any yarn knitting thread pbus were valued at 140000 talents which Yes step this way please reduced to English money as has Wait a minute honey said the old been shown by Chapels reduction woman grabbing tbe floor walker by tbe tables was equal lo 575296203 The coat tails much to the amusement of all vessels of silver according to the same idle clerks who began to gather around to authorities were still more valuable being see tbe fun I aint ax you yit Got any set down as worth 649344000 Priests pins an cotton stripes an bleached ter vestments and robes of singers 2010000 mestic an blue ribbon an pillar cases an trumpets 200000 sewin mercbines an bustles an crimpin To this add the expense of building ma- Â¬ pins an table clors an an terials labor etc and we get some won Â¬ Step this way and I will show you what derful figures Ten thousand men hewing we bave interposed the floor walker cedars 60000 bearers ot burdens 80000 thinking she was about to break down but hewers ofstone 3300 overseers all of she had only paused for breath which were employed for seven years and What mek you wont lemma ax you upon whom besides their wages Solomon what I wants she went on Got any bestowed 6733997 cookin stoves an lace curtains an lamp If their daily food was worth two shillchimblies an carpets an chany cups an ings each tbe sum total for all was 63 877 bairth brooms an pitcher frames an writin 088 during tbo time of building The paper an Balmal an kid gloves an head materials in the rough are estimated as bankchers an having been worth 2545337000 These Step this way several estimates show Ibe total cost to Walt Jess a minute chile tell do ol have been or 17442442168 oman git Ihougb cant yon Idwant to 665036 in United States money 7752i Balti look at nothln tall to day What I ax more Herald you is you got em SAVE A CENT AND LOSE A DOLYes LAR Well now dats what I wanler git at Wbycher say so at fust den I wouldnt be Miss Brown kept a little fancy store up- Â¬ here pestern you so long You see its town In New York Mrs Goodwin her disser way De ol man come home totber old friend and patron lived In tbe farther nlgbt an fotch me a speckle pullet an Between tbe two when spring gins lo open dat pullet Jess end of Brooklyn natchelly gwino start to lay aint she stretched mites of pavement and rapid Wells dats buccome I come here axin transit in those days bad advanced only you what you got sos Ill know what to spect fur dem algs when I fetch em to so far as horse cars Mrs Goodwin finding herself in need of a few trifling artown dats all Philadelphia Times ticles and liking always to patronize Miss Runaway on the Water Brown when it was possible lo do so sent A runaway steamer must be an exceed a postal card tbe latter who promptly ingly unpleasant sort of sea serpent for dispatched tbe goods and the bill ninety the passengers on board ber Tbe steamer three cents So far so good but now Mrs Goodwin Marchioness of Breadalbane while mak- Â¬ began to worry ing the prssage trom Rothesay toGourock Such an Inconvenient And met with an accident to ber machinery sum to send by mall she tbougbl and the engineers were unable to stop her If I let it go too long Ill be sure lo forget Tbe captain therefore look ber out into it Besides Miss Brown bas ber expen Â¬ midcbannel and spun around in a circle ses to meet all the while and not much until tbe steam was nearly exhausted money to do It with even ninety three when the runaway was headed for Gou cents may be of importance lo her Ive rock where she was secured by ropes and beard her say that tbe Utile outstanding the rest ot the steam run off London bills bothered ber more than any one could imagine because Ibey so soon count Graphic up to good a deal Bunco All of which was very true and tbe reAlkali Bill Hear you run up ogln a sult of two or three days of such cogltatton green goods man In Noo York How was that on one of the holiest ot those much did he git off you broiling July days Mrs Goodwin In an Sagebrush Sam How much did be git almost melted condition appeared In Miis I made ten dollars on Ihe deal They was little store a ten dollar bill on top of the pile of brown Browns Ive come to pay Ibat bill she panted paper he traded me fer three hundred dolI was afraid Id forget It and I couldnt lars worth of shares in that mine of ourn send odd change in a letter so I Just came over Cincinnati Tribune COST THE TEMPLE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Virgil was a close student of Homer Several long passages in tbe Aenid aru literal translations from Ibe lines of tbe Iliad and Odyssey He was alio a reader of Theocritus the Greek country poelaad many lines In tbe Bucolics and Georglcs are translated or imitated from tbe Greek rwniMi Lfyc K iii of Foreman Tlios Robinson leoplo Miotlld rrflllzo Mint tho only 13 And in duo season when a trtio nnd permanent euro for thofr J th3En1pira mincscatne homo Inst C0 SWRR condition Is to bo found In Imvlnjr ouuuuuy uiiii spuni ouuuay wiui multitude of chicks wcra hatchened least Sioux City la May fcBE PUBLISHING CHMPANY his family S Jacks heart leaped for joy nnd ho fifty people arc believed to havo cut monkey shines singing gay Incorporated Hon W RobinsonC E for the if been killed by u tornado which songs and dancing the giddy steps DccauiB tho health of crery organ nd Washington D C and Holurn iitrtd lb Fcitoffica ti tUrllngton at Second St Bernard Coal Co has been n tlssuo of tho body depends upon tho latt matter passed about three miles north of his youth sufferer this week from a carbunpurity of tho blood Tho tf holo world ON ACCOUNT OF west of Sioux Center n small town knows tho otnndard blood purifier Is cle on his neck and while ho has 13 Moreover did he make coops NotesSiJIISCRIPTION HATES in Sioux County 45 miles north and placed the chicks therein and suffered great pain ho was on duty Southern Baptist Convention most of the time means so much moro than Telehe watchcth over them as closely of this point thii afternoon 11 oo on Yfartttlcilr Iniclranrp you imagine serious and from the scene of a n cat watchcth a nolo wherein 50 graphic reports At Barncsley tho bicycle fever Sin Moniha At tho union meeting in progress Halo of ONK FA MS for tho HOUND J fled riirrrMonilu here nown large number of min Hata diseases result from are vcn meagre all tlio a rat hath the storm TMt Tickets on sale They must has the population Slniile CoplM Up clinrn coplci malted free on application trifling ailments neglcctedi ers can bo seen taking a leading warned In all puuof the wires being down but it is under Gnrenponilenti Thty trade horses 14 Now it came to pass upon a have wheels May 7lh and 81li part as they always do when n reiiunir Aildrett ui or pattlcnlari Dfint play withiNaturca stood that a considerable number Sabbath when the Jack had par horses and buggies and every And therefore It U tho only trtio nnd ligious question or ono affecting f took of his daily bread and was where else for the vehicle of pro gre Ucst gift health The first Limited for return to FIFTKHN DAYS RATES 01 ADVERTISING rcllablo mcdlclno for nervous eoplo the good morals ol the was killed and injured community a It makes tho blood pure nnd healthy is under discussion from tlalo ot Bale with prhllcpo ot ex Ifjouarcfccllnir by the mowing off Ins countenance with gross They now havo a telegraph tt 00 reports were received fuiiire flril Imerllon itK l out of aortucak razor that his handmaiden va and thus cured nervousness mnkca 50 Karliinbteqaent Insertion tension lo FIFTKUN DAYS moro ami ecticrnllr exNortlfcrn Railway woman of Ethiopia Oliplay ailrerllienirnli for lonj periods con- - Sioux City camo unto office and must have wheels to tho nerves Arm and clrong gives b cct hamietl nnnin Coal operators who always keep tpeclal ratea lracir1 tor al c no niTullo Cen- him affrighted saying sleep mental vigor n Rood nppotlto from its agent at Sioux keep up with the procession Local Noileea j cenu per line tl cant work an eye open in behalf of their em 1 Marriage Mrtli and death notice Inserted free perfect digestion It does nil thlj and TEXATand RETURN begin at niicelalt DALLAS The despatch said that a OMlnirr notlceawlll be charged jeenta per Una ter IllKllicmotltelll cures Scrotuld Eczema orSalt IthcUm ployees ns regards the payments of Rabbi wist yc not that a at regular ratet innil AM adrertlnemcnta good living wages deserve great le itrciicthcnliiir had blown down and cat15is even now within thine hen We presume that it is the phan nnd nil other blood diseases because It likallie run of the paper Ultrabypoilllontwltl schoolhousc lilt ON ACCOUNT OK aprclal con be git en only when arranged for credit but much moro honor is due llrowua Iron Hit that the teacher and several chil- coop slaying thy chickens upon tom of a twelve foot bridge with a Makes irieu ICI1 ICW uwi to the Manager or President of n com A Mr Jit all communication General Assembly Presbyterian Cliurcli ties cure bentftt dren were killed and injured whirling tangle of wrecked buggies the right and also upon the left comes from t lie THE DEE pany who not only favors the pay ery lint iloic tl Despatches from Sioux Center and falling moon struck lovers Unto ONE FAKE for ilio ROUND ment of a good salary to his em Earllnglon Ky tiwV f iG Now when he heard these titth iim Its say that three school houses and tidings the Jack cast his razor that has rcccntv tiade the builder TKir Tickets on sale ry word w o hnvo ployees but who believes that it Rosullt tiroM pleasant to take said TuouiaiuH ol voluntary testi is his duty ho owes to his fellow at least twenty residences and barns aside and ran quickly unto the so fearful of life and limb that he MAY 9 1895 THURSDAY monials fully establish tho fact that May 13111 to 15th man to sec that the community in At the school coop and sought to lay hold of the refuse 0 go into a concourse of were swept away Â¬ which they reside is as free from Sarsa Good UcturnlnR until Juno 3rd cat Kinluckj hai btin under conllnuoui Demo houses two teachers and three puDyspcpaln KMncy and Liver people above the first floor influences that arc apt to coirupt critic rule tor maar eri II hit not glten much pils were- killed and many injured Neuralgia Troubles Tlicsa rates nro nvallatilo lo tlio Rcntral wily animal avoided 17 But the attention to Internal Improtamtnli nor art Hi the good morals of tho people Constipation IlflJ Dlood public as well as lo dclcRilos nndWMton outside ol III cltlet what thty ought to The women were found dead about out of his way and fled and the ichooll Be Sure It is now generally understood Malaria Nervous ailments to above meetings You can sec from the views of bt But Iniplte ol compiratlrel small eipendl G oclock not far from the point Jack gave chase unto him and cast that our railway system has about to Get Hoods Women complaints turet the Stale It out ol moner and hat a deficit Further Information furnished on appli some miners as expressed in the great stones at him and breathed 4 It rtll lie r It lint cio where ono of the school buildings out thrcatcnings of vengeance and reached its economic limit Tho il r til 011700000 on III handt cation lo nnyj ajcni ot the Clieiapcakp I hnvo been afflicted with nervous Â¬ article below quoted that the leadIlllCS III Buh All nihti ai ness I began to tnko Hoodn Sarsapa Â¬ ers of the labor associations go too 4 tiliulii 111wnuintfr to jc tsinnwe stood One man who arrived in slaughter Ohio nnd Southwestern Railroad iron roads have come as near inrlriof P Mill mil kill lt Itrnulllilt WI1 rilia and tho llrst hottlo helped mo countries Sioux Center late this evening reOnly in gohl standard IkkIc MAnaAnnTfJnAY Catawba Kentucky far sometime in their resolutions J llr Uwi im our farms as possible we must i T B LYNCH BROWN ClirM Anu CO PALTIMOR6 MD 1 tail was docs the credit of the governments ported that his house was blown swollen as atnc cats duster and now go to meet them The real Hoods Pills cure nil llror Ills constlpa or tlcmajids nnd it is plain to be Cienl Iass Agent feather seen that such expressions nnd the make the silver dollar equal to the away and his family killed He scooted under a neighbors house cost of transportation still remains Uon biliousness sick noadacho Indigestion 23c selection of leaders who favor and himself escaped and says that at gold dollar as in the United least two or three hundred people spitting fiercely being sore pressed in hauling our crops from the are pledged to take steps not justi States Great Britian France and must have been killed fields to the storehouse and depot fied by either reason or justice has Isocomotivte Blasts Parties and affrighted Germany In the silver countries have been sent out from Hull led to the condemnation of many 19 Even as Tom Locke did Our shame is that we arc driving labor organizations by the think Mexico India and China the sil- Sioux Center Orange and neigh once sorely press the cat that stole our horses in the eighteenth cenA large number of the railroad ing public during the last few years boring towns but their work is be- his bacon did the Jack pursue the ver dollar is worth fifty cents tury while our steam engines run ing carried on in total darkness one that slew Ins chickens insoboys attended the funeral of the in fact n disturbing clement has Sunday Journand in the midst of a great wind much that he barely escaped by in the nineteenth late Edward Linck at Nashville crept into such orders that have Mr Y V Gentry the Popual Toledo Ohio placed them in mail cases in a and rain storm the skin of his teeth EARLINCTON KENTUCKY last Sunday lists nominee for Hopkins countys A number of bodies have already position not a creditable one to is a good man but been recovered although the exrepresentative 20 Then did it come to pass While occasionally a fatal acci- occupy As a local wheelman said the The Ohio Association Auxiliary It when the jack saw the cat was esis not in the right company to ever act number cannot be learned dent occurs on this divisison they may be that you do to the United Mine Workers of take a seat in the House of repre- is said that Perkins a small town caped that he called out his neigh- other day it Doon bor and spake fiercely unto him not often need a brake but when are becoming less numerous every America met to day with President sentatives at Frankfort as an ad- between Siouxin Center and of Ratchford in the chair The con- SPLM DID LINE OF VEHICLES was directly the path the saying you do need one you need it worse year vocate of his partys erroneous storm and was almost entirely vention is called to deal with the Bring forth tliincv accusred than anything in the world If The United States has it is price question 21 GOOD STOCK ideas According to forwiped out The wires leading to cat and deliver him intomy hands Friend Long had been working a stated about 31000 more milqs of mer agreements it are all down Ohio miners The tracks are that 1 may wreak vengeance on ELEGANT TURNOUTS Hon J L DempSey candidate all washed out and the roads canbrake in his recent hair lifting coast- railroads than all other countries worked 9 cents below the Pittsburg him for he devoureth my Jittle of the world combined for RailroaU commissioner fared not be safely Traveled owing to the chickens district Tho important question ing experience results would have 1 IT TUnNISHCD HAULING OF Mr 13 Haskellsupcrintendont now is Shall this differential of 9 A T QT7 well at the hands of the various manner in which they were gulled been different His hairhis wheel I ON CHORT NOTICfT cents continue by the rain Tho call as read EVEnY DESCRIPTION of motive power on the Chicago Physicians have al22 And it came to pass that the and himself county conventions last Saturday not have would from Hull Orange neighbor answered him softlytsay ready West Michigan and the Detroit shows further that the men who He received the Cedar set out in this district Salisfa clion Gu a ra n I evil and Sioux Center but are ing Friend I have no cat iorrI missed the bridge and stood on Lansing Sr Northern Railway is stopped work in Ohio did so by Charges Reasonable highest number of votes and con- meeting with every conceivable ob- hate them as doth Satan dispisc end Long is a heavy man and a using burlap for packing tender lccommendation of their organiza sequently leads the procession stacle in their effort to reach the holy water The tion officials until a scale is ai new rider His landing and its and enuine truck boxes Help has Whether or not hq will get the scene of the storm results prove painful and lasting material is the burlap or sacking ranged Tlio IVit Hliori Yea from my youth up 23 The Massillon delegates after that the baled waste is wrapped in tat tho Leant Monty jMS a nomination remains to be seen been refused from here but if the have I disliked them believing but not serious The material is springy and will the convention took a recess held same character of reports continue The Judge is very hopeful and is to come a train may be sent out them to be companions of witchThe writer is not a racer nor a not mat Its elasticity keeps h a meeting lo consider the matter FIT TOR in high spirits trick riderand may be a trifle old up in contact with the journal and of deciding to ask for a scale of 70 News was received from Sibley craft and a creation of the devil A KING to the effect that a storm struck There is one here which fashioned but he still advocates its texture permits the oil to pass for Ohio 75 to be the Pittsburg 24 Ott r Oao million Tropin mar ttn The material rate and Ohio operators to hold The Republican party of Ken- there at 5 p in destroying the came unbidden within my gate the breakc W L Dounlas 3 and 4 Shoos and through it freely All our mhnrm nrn rqunllr is cut up quite fine preparatory to back 10 cents to go to the support tucky must give forth no uncertain house of John Waterson killing yet I claim him not Lay hold of Good Roads Tlirr elt tho tMftl Talut fur tho nuinrv MilfiiierT 1 equal rtittom liuc In ifla ana fit Mrs Waterson and injuring Wa him and do as ye desire fc use Mr Haskell writes the Kail of tho striking miners at Pittsburg ttlrE wearing quillt lot aro uimurtiaavil Their sound as to its position in regard terson and his son The Sioux Tho prim am uniform atamrwxl on note way Engineering and Mechanics who are being pressed to work be 5 lotJiuivni iiTrrimirrinahrm to good money Its success de- City Mr John Dulin of Crofton that he ilnds it to be equally as low the scale of 1895 25 Then saith the Jack unto a Northern train which arjrour dealer caunut supply Juu trocu NvfL is opposed by all pends on this There is but one rived at 10 oclock this evening child which stood near by go ye Ky the road supervisor who has good as woolen waste and it has This plan SGS4S350 Carilnvnnli riirU standaid of value that is gold and brought several passengers who softly unto the cat and seize him taken such a praiseworthy and the advantage of costing nothing Ohio operators and many miners NWs nnntriieii cnu nna jinnimriio eoies 3350 Police shotu wctttngmens on account of its being danger They re- and deliver him unto me He furnishes rkw wmmmm- the 6nly dollar the Republican witnessed the storm mWiirr exceptional stand upon the road saturated wastehis trainmen with ously near if not a full Hedged StnMm zbO and UpSOMISnCtl rww ported that thirteen dead had been instead of oil for 26 And the child wist not that question in his County has a party s that which is worth its brought into Sioux Center at G p zjy uaiu J uvawr a na 9111 oiling cars To prepare this waste conspiracy the Jack sought to destroy the cat rannoi lapiij ir juur Any m worth its face value in gold 1 The train barely escaped a therefore it quickly did even as he brother in the coal business who he has built a special tank It is jnu wrllo for catalogue mrnis Statu Legislatures nnd protective v L Douglnts dollar be it silver or paper is a smash up in a washout near Doon had bidden has also had a hand in road im- circular and will hold about six business associations often go too Slmir iSv W ItrorUlon Mius - iru Tt A coil of steam good dollar that can be exchanged but was stopped before it passed kw provement matters in a private barrels of oil pipe is run around the inside of far when attempting to place a cer27 Now when the Jack had re No other dollar into the dangerous territory for a gold dollar ceived the cat in his own hands he way in his own County of Hop the tank and a shelf of stack tain price on other mens labor Philadelphia Press can be considered for one moment netting is secured on one side From the Philadelphia Press wc clutched it fiercely as a giant and kins produce this clipping which shows Who arc the office seekers in reviled it saying We chronicled the courage and About two barrels of oil is put in that the coal men of the East have Friends of Governor Brown in- Kentucky who want the fifty cent the tank and waste enough to abCO For Sale by JNO M VICTORY Earlington Ky 01 the Chris 28 Oh yc infernal spawn of progressiveness awakened to a sen so of duty and sorb that quantity of oil Steam will timate that the sad and appalling dollar Blackburn Brown and Satanl ye hateful and contempti- tian Brother in our last issue is then turned on and the oil hereafter ask to take a part in affliction brought upon himself and Hardin Who want the wages of ble imp of Hades I have vc now You will remember that he is heated slightly making it thin saying what they shall charge for family by the disgrace and murder Mexico China and India Black- fast even as Tony had the hen working his roads according to enough to be absorbed readily by their coal in order to keep their of his son apd private secretary burn Brown and Hardin It is then allowed to enterprise thefrom falling into the What 29 And as a dime is exceed- statute and holding over the heads the waste sheriff hands of will cause him to retire from the which of shirking laborers dark threats soak for at least twenty four hours does McCrcary want He wants ingly sure of a cake The strained relations between and after being again heated the Senatorial contest and seek the to be elected on the gold standard aboundeth with ginger even so of indictment waste is put on the shelf to drip the large coal carrying companies quiet of private life after the ex- by the gold bugs and on the coin- are ye sure to receive recompense in prices EARLINGTON KENTUCKY It will now be our privilege tq The second heating is to make the and the consequent drop York has for thine infernal deviltry piration of his term as Governor age of of silver each waste drip more quickly than it of anthracite coal in New individ54000000 record the achievements of the been a serious blow to the Governor Brown is a man of very month by silver cranks 30 For thou art condemned al He is a This man otherwise wouldthe A little experi- ual operators of this valley many ready being found in transgres- Brother in Hopkins strong feeling He was devoted straddler oil will enable ence in heatjng He the operator to prepare it so that of whom cannot operate their colsion and as the Lord hveth I will a coal king had a saw mill to his son and his tragic death AND DEALERS IN smite off thy accursed head distinguished himself and his Com- the oil will drain from the waste lieries at a profit under the existing caused him to break down and a hope -pany by grading a good road the without any handling or pressing prices There was meeting expressed 31 And this dayyca within a weep like a child Intense grief in New that Tuesdays few minutes will ye enter into your public road from his mines to the It has been found so convenient York of the sales agents would rehas affected him deeply and his that since the plan has been adopt sult in an agreement between the kingdom which is with your father County Seat a distance of near BV W TOOMBS friends say that he looks ten years ed the trainmen arc not given oil the devil But he owned a saw- but saturated waste instead and presidents of the company or their two miles older than he did a week ago The i Now it came to pass that on This the cost of oiling cars lids been representative is the only thing that DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES xi Now when he had thus mill and he built a bridge scandal coming upon the divorce a certain time Jack who is also can restore the coal business to a spake he arose and the cat has mortified him greatly and it is called the Day gat him a paper with him he departedtaking his own bridge was and is over a branch greatly reduced thereby sound basis A coal operator said Hair Tooth and Paint Riuslics unto in a valley between two short hills Sad indeed was the accident to The Press representative that said his pride will not hold up un that he might read of the things house which were wont to happen This bridge of considerable note which Conductor Ed Linck met it was time the individual operader it and will cause him to seek throughout the land Anwith last Thursday night and tors took steps to have something 33 And when he was come unto now is full twelve feet wide relief from public gaze by as wife the house he saith unto the wo- other of its distinguishing charac- Â¬ which resulted in almost instant to say with regard to regulating the 2 And he spake unto his speedy and complete retirement as death The particulars as recited prices at which their product shall jggrReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans saying Give ear unto my speech man of Ethiopia Run thou quick possible If he should be induced and hearken unto the words which and fetch unto me a strong cord teristics is that it is not in line to us are about as follows The be sold We are losing money with the road which veers from train he was in charge of had now and if this condition of affairs that I may bind him fast by his friends to remain a candi I shall utter its course to pass over This is stopped at Guthrie to do some continues bankruptcy awaits many PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPQUNDFD date it is a question how the 34 Now when the cord was Do I not read within this 3 picturesque and has come near be switching and when the same had of us tragedy would effect his candidacy paper that eggs have gone sky- brought unto him the Jack ing tragic One who is conversant been done four couplings were As he was in nowise responsible ward and when summer hath straighway bound him fast with VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT to be made and in order to aid in MINISTERS OP Till GOSPEL for his waywardness always be- - come young chickens will be divers knots and hitches that he with saw mills and saw mill men making the couplings he stepped BOWLING GHEEN SOU HERN ENDORSE ceased to wriggle has estimated that if this estimable in between the cars and made the ing devoted to him it is not be higher than flew Gildcroys kite 35 Having done all these things gentleman had owned two saw coupling between two of thcmand lieved that he would loose many And it shall come to pass Business Norma 4 in the it is thought votes on that account But his that when we would fain cat eggs he cast the pat from him as one mills the bridge might have been act of comingwhile he was them ESTABLISHED IN IBTB from between would cast a viper and going unto withdrawal would materially affect our name shall bo as Dennis be- the wood pile he sought the axe six feet wide BOWLING COLLEGE he fell but be that as it may he GREEN BUSINESS I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL cause there will bo but few in the Another authority states that he was heard to cry aloud and when TheercatnusIncsiTralnlngSchoololtheSnutlil JSngllsh the Senatorial race but in what Trachcrs Scientific ami Chute Rev John Rodgtrs Panvillt Ky land Iloolc Kceplnj Mmrtliand Telegraphy Type I CourM Music Art ami Elocution provided 3G And it came to pass when has information of thirteen ve- his brother workmen reached him way it is not known Louisville ana rcnqiinsnip rupus can inter alitor ujw raics 01 upjtu ami tuition bintl W ivnunir It is a mystery to me almost a any time scnu lor caiaiuguc catalogue lover laden that ho was found to bo cut in two And when they that preach he had found it he felt upon its hicles mostly 5 Star cnERRT BROS Vroffn Bowling Qrcon Ky edge and finding it to be exceed- have missed this bridge between parts his legs being severed from miracle tUentlon Ooura dotlrod Addroi the gospel shall enter our gate we cannot set fried chicken before ingly dull he commanded them to suns This is a tragic number his body and was only heard to THE SIL VER PROBLEM them that they may flop their lips bring unto him an whetstone utter I believe I am killed and Rah Z Mteft Callettsburg Ky How great the courage of the thir- without speaking again in a few I have used tliqjjcctropoisc for Farmer Anderson has two thou over the same 37 Then the Jack spat upon moments expired His remains five years and find it invaluable as sand bushels of wheat the stone and whetted the axe dili- teenth G Let us therefore buy for ourThis is the story of the bridge were tenderly cared for and sent to a curative agent especially is it Mr- - Jones has a thousand dolselves some hens and obtain like- gently until it became sharp as is a May the next thirteen be as for- Â¬ Nashville for burial The deceased efficacious is cases of feeble women two edged sword then he com lar worth of silver bullion wise some eggs that some of them had been a faithful employee many and delicate children manded that the cat be carried tunate Mr Andersons wheat is worth may sit thereon Nash- Rtv Rokrt Barrett Louisville Ba years for the Louisville unto the wood pile in the market 1000 Persons who sympathiza wllh lbs af ville Railroad Company and Was And we will make nests that 7 list Seminary 38 And when he was brought flicted will rejoice with D E Carr of 1235 regarded as a good reliable man aPBCIALATTISNTIOH So is Mr Jones silver bullion others may lay therein and when A HliARSli lilectropoise cured after nllotlie the Jack made fast a cord about QIVRN TO Mr Jones goes to Philadelphia the evil days are come when the cats neckand holding with his Harrison street Kansas City Ho Is an and one who attended bo closely to remedies failed that complaint was selbusiness old from infhmalory takes his silver to the mint and chickens and eggs shall be as left hand he commanded that one but sufferer heretofore been rheumatismIn dom made It was the writers has not troubled Rev W IV Bruce Iloustonville Ky precious stones then will we hold should seize FURNISHED has it coined into two thousand the ace and the deuce the feline by the this climate Last winter he went up Into pleasure to have met with him in FUNERALS Elcctropoise cured opium liabit OH OMOHT NOTICtt hindermost feet nice fine pretty silver dollars Wisconsin and In consequence has had the K of P lodge at Earlington 8 Then when they that dwell another attack It came upon me again only three nights before ho was Rev Geo Means Covington Ky When Farmer Anderson brings 39 Then straightway did they in the country who have hayseeds He was a member of a new My killed along his thousand dollars worth within their hair and dogfennel be stretch him tightly as one btretch very acute and severe he said In one nifjlit the Electropoisc re- First Class Turn Ouls at Reasonable Rates only a few lieved brain congestion and vertigo Joints swelled and became Inflamed sore lodge at Nashville of wheat Mr Jones buys it pay- twixt their toes shall come unto eth a string and placing his neck RIGS Aim THE BUST IN TIIIC CITY ns TRAVBLINQ MCN lo touch or almost to look al Upon the months ago organized and was ing him Si 000 and he has 1000 us and entreat us to buy of upon a log the Jack raised high urgent request of my Stable and Office on MAIN BT near Depot - H ISAAC DAVIS We could fill this paper with simI tried known to be not only nn active his axe and smote off the cats left with which to buy the wheat them we will laugh them to scorn head Chamberlains Pain Dalm lo reduce lie member but ono who upheld the ilar reports but think this sufficient to interest you in sending for book swelling and ease the pain and lo my teachings of this grand institution of the next farmer that comes Let us therefore make haste j Electro 40 And he commanded them agreeable surprise it did both I have Funeral services took place last on the subject of health to do this thing that we may be along BEN T ROBINSON enabled to read our titles clear to that the carcass be cast as a prey used three fifty cent bottles and believe it Sunday and was conducted under poise rented four months lor o This is free coinage Some peo to the fowls of the air and vowed to be the fiuest thing for rheumatism the auspices of the K of P lodge much eggs and fried chicken DUBOIS 4WEDD ple arc sure that all the farmers that he would get him a plural pains and swellings exlanl For sale by of which he was a member at 10 And it came to pass that shot gun and all cats that lurked St Bernard Drug Store Den T Robinsop tended bv niaiiv members of sistoi 509 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky in the country are bhouting for Mox-tor-ii- -t TCy I understand ho was also this saying of the Day was pleas about his premises would he com- Mortons Gap and George King bt podges it i YOUROKDKRS VOH ing unto his wife and they quickly pliment with shot a memuer ot the order Known iiy Druggists Charles Always on hand a full and complolo slock of We should see a good many prepared that they might get railroad men as O R C which DRUGS AND MJIDICINBS things in this country tf there with both feet 41 And it is so even as the Strang Job Work neatly executed at tins was composed oidy of railroad con jack vowed for he hath armed PERFUMKRY nnd TOILET ARTICLES the silver people should have their office Estimates furnished on dilctors of good standing the Will receive prompt attention at 11 Then did it come to pass himself a3 a mighty warrior and members of saidjf order being PAINTS AND OILS way Cincinnati Commercial Ga that the Jack gat some soap boxes causeth cats and dogs to walk he application as Send in your orders banded together for mutual benefi this office Estimates furnished And everything elro known lo tho trade zetto placed leaves and straws walketh the Spanish unto this day at once and arVd protection upon application pIlHslciaiu At Leant Ilrty ttraona Killed lly Hie Whirl wind In lown SBce A TERRIBLE TORNADO therein and eggs hu also put within the boxes mid hens put ho upon the eggs GOOD ISiOAIJ Nervous DoWn in q Mines c UOW EXCURSION 3At Â¬ NGMW -- Pure Blood Â¬ Â¬ J Â¬ Â¬ Sarsaparilia 1 Hoods in Poor Health 11 MTEG VIA TUB 4 Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ tt Â¬ Drowns Â¬ Â¬ Pure Blood Cures Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Hoods i Z i ran Bitters II 1 11111I It Cures 1111I110 parilia Â¬ Â¬ f V I Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Walter McGary Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Livery and Feed Stables Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ J -- Â¬ lL-ii-lv- Ui- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W Â¬ L MLA 3 SHOI iv a Â¬ Â¬ tt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Si Â¬ Â¬ xHTVHR v-y MrA JL iSk tr 3igSl0 -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mfejiL isthe -i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PHRDNICLE5 A n Â¬ Â¬ Patent JMGines and PerfUimry Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ JPeiirats eiru d Oils Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ i ELECTROPOISE Cfe1 S km Â¬ Â¬ I 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ikze DAVIS LIVERY STABLE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ opbcadetoon Â¬ mollier-In-la- Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST Gap prescriptions JOB WORK- frirfiillu 5onroiiiirjb Cheffjlffee 11 tJiibiisirjj iuc Cfjrtuc WON TtlE RACE to Rood tiralth nnd tho system ren Â¬ Imporvlous to dlsonso whon tbo blood dered Tor the liver la puro and tho liver active Is tho ncntlnol rrlilch tiermlts or forblda tbo cntor tlio circulation of germ of duw ieo to tbo blood To A congested torpid and dlf Mued liver cad bo traced many dangerous dltoajoa nlToctlng various orgnus crer It mil nw I a fflffl Tiiuaj TIME TABLE HOKTH i FIBKCE CUKE I was tnkon tick with contrition of tho liver and tlio doctors could giro mo no relief but after using flvo bottles of waoovcrr I roX talnod my lienllh and nm now a well man I woUhod 183 pounds bofoto taken sick and I waji rodliona to ISO iunds in sixty days I me or anv one tut- - dt Ni Mall MlftM 1101 a tn ItiprMi south Kvanivillo Accomodation trotldenco and Madliontllla io pm 74 a 01 61 j p m Died at Eighty four Gcorgo Atkin Years of Age son tho father of Messrs J B and G C Atkinson of this city died at his home in Mullica Monday evening Hill N J death resulting from a stroke of paralysis received several weeks ago Mr Atkinson was a man of exceptional character a consistent member of tho Society of Friends and about one of the oldest citizens in tho State having reached the age of oighty four years Â¬ p m U Mall tfl Nlalit Iltpreii 35 m MS P m itraiwllle Accomodation 71JO a tn Providence and Madlionvllta arrives In otlect Sunday May 6 194 W W KTIIKIDOR Aient ARRIVAL AND DKPARTUUR OH TRAINS AT J5 Pm I would uso tho ndvlM Golden Medical puv coverr at once bciora It In too lain MRJDKMTtr TII0MAB J uistmY Randolph Valtaraugu Co it 1 troublo ferlna-- with mini hum to llror Mr David Adams wishes us to state to the public that he had no intention of charging nor docs he NORTQNVltLE OH GOING FAST Mrmplill Io Central Cltr Iullon I Louisville Mrmptila to Louisville COINO WRST Loulivllto to Iulton Central City to Memphis Loulnvllte to Memplitt C O 3W 12 F2 Cto P tn 1045 a tn am tit J5 p n 7 37 a ni itjo a m charge Jcsso Phillips with plagiar ism in the remarks made regarding his late production God says Pity a Drunkards Child that some years ago he read a piece bearing a close similarity to the poem in question and did not mean to give any offense in what he said Â¬ Â¬ Reduced Ratts Garlington News anings On May 14 and 15 tho N Railroad Com- Â¬ L pany will sell round Mr Thomas Rut York tor died Friday eve ning at his home in Now York Mr Ruttcrwas a director in the St Bernard Coal Co Nashville Railtho Louisville road Company a pioneer Trust Company of New York City and He various other corporations had been through a period of many years a successful financier and a He man of great business ability was well beloved by those who knew him and leaves the memory of a Christian life begun in child hood in tho school of an Episcopal Church of which he has since been a member Died in New Â¬ Â¬ Note -- Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention trip tickets to Bowling Green one Knights of the Maccabees faro the round trip The Stato Commander writes us from Also to Louisville the same Lincoln Neb as follows After trying dates for one fare the round trip other medicines for what seemed tp be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr Kings New Discovery and at the end of two days the cough entirely left them We will not bo without it hereafter as our experience proves that it cures where all other remedies fail Signed F W Stevens Stale Com Why not givo this great medicine a trial as it is guaranteed and trial bottles aro free at St Uernard Drug Store Regular size 50c and 100 McEuen - Lutz Tho wo d d n g Sunday evening of MrGTMcEuon and Miss Em ma Lutz both of Manitou was doubtless a surprise to many in this community Tho ceremony was performed by Rev J W Ligon at his home in this city at bx oclock Immediately after the celebration of tho nuptials the bridal party repaired to the resi dence of Mr and Mrs Jtinoy Pcy ton where they partook of a splen did supper prepared for1 tho occasion Tho party then attended divino services at tho Christain Church returning the same night to Manitou by private conveyance Mr and Mrs McEuen will make their home in Manitou the groom being a prosperous merchant of that place More Masticated The St Bcr Meat nard Com panys meat market under tho supervision of Mr Wm McCarlcy now has a well defined sausage department partitioned off in the rear of the market neatly ceiled well lighted With Mr Geo and ventilated Heple who enjoys a splendid reputation in this lino of work as stuffer and tho chopper general manipulator of this depart Â¬ ment wc may reasonably expect in tho near future a splendid ar- Â¬ sauticle of masticated meat sage TJit Good Work Continues 1 ara3eing ele5rams Religious ATTENTION REPUJh Pursuant to n call the It V County Republican Committc April 15 K in Madisonvtllo Ky 1895 and by votes thereof a mas k convention of tho Republicans of Hopkins County Ky is called to Colt May meat nt Madisonvillc Ky Â¬ MANNINQTON Tho good pooplo of this vicinity will organize thoir Sunday Schdol at Coles Chapul again in n few weeks A Corner DOUULI ACKOSTIC cUw w I iO vV Cfc I w 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mannington is considered bil a What is oil Ibis fums and fim nbout big boom nt this time this busi Â¬ And why his wall of sorrow ness of this berg has more than Tell mo quick or get you out Or you will hear from mo to morrow doubled sinco last year Oi it Is tlio lait straw ou say Several of our sporting people Makes this load too heavy now have been angling for tho finny Qtirdcned tho truth Is In decay trihn tlir nnot worAt Slatne is written on its brow The man who attempts to bring down and depreciate those who arc above him docs not thereby elevate himself He rather sinks himself while those whom ho traduces arc benefitted rather than injured by the slander of one so baso as he Tom Grace made n business trip to Madisonvillc last Tuesday Rev J W Black of Elkton preached at Coles Chapel last Sunday Â¬ Â¬ Several people from Crofton attended the quarterly meeting at Coles Chapel last Sunday lames Lewis is confined to his Ijcd with dropsy and not expected k to live long J E hotel A Croft is building a new in Crofton that will cost Â¬ Haw to Cure all SMn Diseases To purity vitalize and enrich the blood No Simply apply Swanvbs Ointment nnd give nerve bodily and dlgeslivo Internal medicine required Cures letter strength take Hoods Sarsaparilla eczema Itch all eruptions on the face Slight damage was donu to tlio hands nose Ac leaving the skin clear toot of Mr Ilios Roberts resi while and healthy Its great healing nnd dence nt Hocla by lightning early curative powers are possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Swanyrs Monday morning Wc note with pleasure the fact that Mr Charlie Gill who had the misfortune to break his leg during the snow several months ago is now able to be on the streets again Charlie is by the aid of crutches The newest and nicest of all a clever energetic young man hinds of tnjllinery can be found at who certainly has the smypathy of Miss Georgie Bishops in the the entire comnitimity who wish Coil store him a speedy recover Yon cant haul saw logs with a PreBorn On the bumble beca billy goat a buzzard Femininity dominates morning of the and a skunk as a team says the A preacher Rev Sam Jonos 30th tilt to Mr cant do much with a stinger a and Mrs W D Cavaniss a kicker nnd a stinker This addition to Mr daughter It you wish a remedy to bring Ibe flush Cavaniss family is only the seventh oljoulli to our cheek new vigor to your one of the same gender and Wil system and male you strong and well take let is a parcntly as happy as if it Dr Sawyers Ukatine SI Uernard Drug was the first one and there were Store no such things in the latid as a A shower of hail stoncs ns well Â¬ Â¬ - Have your Bicycle repaired by Satisfaction guar T J Cocnen anteed Rihncmbcr it is the easiest thing in the world to criticise any body can criticise but a critic should always be an expert OlNTUKNT The truthful oloiecl startling title John Stanley of Oaklahoma is Mr and Mrs Thomas Barnes of a book visiting his father near White and Mr and Mrs P T Peyton about All communications and matters of nowa per Plains this week bac the only harmless guaranteed tobacco-hof Ncbo were in tho city Saturday Dining to this column should ba addressed to abit cure If you want to quit and M G I licks and Geo Grace C W MEMttwEATitxa Karllngton Kr night and Sunday representing Uraces up nicot made a business trip to Madison cant use inized nerves eliminates nicolino poisons Bethany church in tho Quarterly Tho public school wilt close this week makes weak men gain strength weight and villc one day last week Conference held with the M E refunded vigor Positive cure or money d M Parker was visiting at Church in this city Quito a crowd of people wcro in the city Ad Uook at Druggist or mailed free Earlington recently Sunday attending tho Thanksgiving ser Â¬ dress The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago Randolph St New York 10 Spruco St The ordinanco of baptism was vices of the U U I and S M T orders Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away grand picnic is billed Crofton on the fourth of July for fie pur Hi 18951 nt P pose of selecting delegates to the Stato Convention to bo held at Louisville Ky Juno 5 1895 for the transaction of such other busi ness as may come before it In tho Stato Convention Hopkins Great sakesl how tho strokes do f till County will he entitled to seven lick Is liko n heavy maul Every teen delegates and these delegates Oi pods young nnd poets old will bo selected so that each magisRun for life to tlio sheltering fold Go now bclora tho sotting of tho cun terial district will be represented Eer thy soul Is lost nnd undone in proportion to the Republican o stands wailing to forgive vote at tho last Presidential elecJust repent nnd thou shall live tion which will bo as follows O liaslo theo back God Is love Curtail 2 Court House 5 HanHo waits to seal Ihce from above son 1 Earlington 3 Nebo 3 and Nona but God can thy sins forgive Charleston 3 Should younet come to him and live Oi Editors of tho busy lying UbbI In case any district can not be IMowshow tho poels One hanging ona Ircc represented by a resident thereof Timothy who will attend the State ConvenRev J W Dunning nnd John tion then such district may be repOwen of Barncslcy attended resented by delegates selected out Quarterly Conference at the M of such district the purpose being E Church in this city Saturday to have Hopkins County fully rep night resented at tho State Convention J B Harvey Chairman Rev and Mrs J W Dunning Hopkins Co Rep Com John Owen Rev Waid and others Madisonvillc Ky April 15 1895 of Barncslcy attended services hero Sunday at the M E Church Â¬ fr fnmouk i3 unbia 100 50 cPs GttaCataUtua Â¬ t asi rlrli l jfll JiHai Â¬ Bicycles Beit et lower price 10 140 Â¬ toys machines ere Hartford Earttords -- Moore Â¬ Arnold agts KY EAPLINGTON Â¬ Rev T II Tipton passed through our city last Saturday Rev E II Curry P li was in tho city this week holding Quarterly meeting Tho meeting of tho Circle Thursday evening was well attended Tho program for this evening will contain tho following debate between Messrs Geo Miller and William Klllcbrew Resolve that mar Â¬ riage is a failure Mr John Gregory one of tho most quiet and peaccabto young men ot our town and who has lived among us all his life is soon to make his dcparluro for 1 sojourn in Ho will leavo for IndianapHoosierdom olis Saturday Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ur itiens No-to- You can fool atl of the peoplo a part of the time a part of tbo peoplo nil of tho time but you cant fool all of tho peoplo all tho time Lincoln Â¬ When dogs disturb neighbors by their barkingsays Our Dumb Animals it is not the fault of the dog but of the owner or master of the animal It is the nature of these brutes to bark and bite and in so doing they simply If obey their natural instinct either should be made to suffer for an offence like this let it be the in telligent offenderand not the poor dumb brute as is unusually the case In city streets this should never be permitted in the night Give the Devil His Dues If King Solomon was alive he would now say Go to the traveling man learn bis ways and be wise Mr C W Dattcll a Cincinnati traveling man representing the Queen City Printing Ink Co after suffering intensely for two or three days with lameness of the shoulder resulting completely cured it from rheumatism with two applications of Chamberlains Pain Halm This remedy is gaining a wide reputation for its prompt cures ot rheumatism lame back sprains swellings and lameness 50 cent bottles are for sale by St Uernard Drug Store Uen T Robin son Mortons Gap and George King St Charles A Regular Trash Mover About seven Mon bam Alman of White was in our midst Sunday Plains oclock Commonwealth against John N To enrich and improve thoquality of the blood purity and brighten the complaxlon Cook on the charge of dispensing impart a natural and pink color to tho intoxicants in violation of the cheeks nnd lips and induco refreshing law Squire was tried before St Uer sleep uso Dr Sawyers Ukatine Farnsworth and a jury of six men nard Drug Store last Saturday which resulted in Earlington is soon to have a the jury finding Mr Cook not II Mr resident silver smith guilty Foard of Scbrcc Mr Foard was in town Monday afternoon looking Rucklcns Arnica Salve for n location and wc understand The best salve in the world for Cuts succeeded in renting a room from Urulses Sore Salt Rheum Fever Sores J N Cook in tho Cordicr build Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns ing and will soon commence busi and all Skin Fruptlonsnnd positively cures ness It is guaranteed Piles or no pay required Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ as a perfect deluge of rain accompanied by the usual electrical dis play visited this city early Mon day morning lasting for a Rood half hour For new hats cheap hats and pretty hats go to Miss Georgie Bishops in W R Coils store Her stock is full and complete and her prices arc graduated to suit the times Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ boy Piles tilttl Itching Piles Symptoms Moisture intense itching worse by and slinging most at night If allowed to continue tumors scratching form which often bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore Swvanks Ointment stops tho itching and bleeding heals ulcer- Â¬ ation and in most cases removes ine tu Â¬ mors At druggists or by mail for 50 Son Philadelphia cents Dr Swayne Â¬ Â¬ The Jury Cleared A Good Supply The case of the Pokt Slips of An amusing in Â¬ Â¬ If ou have tried many remedies and many doctors and are still debilitated and weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers St Uer- Â¬ Ukatine and you will be cured nard Drug Store Price 25 to give perfect satisfaction cents per box For sale by St Uernard Drug Store cident was re lated to us the other day in which one of our citizen Dock Griflln is said to have recently gone to Madisonvillc to purchase a quantity of tomato seed Procuring about a half pint of what he supposed to be tomato seed returned home and after carefully sowing them awaited results To his great surprise he now claims to have cnoungh poke root slips to supply Hopkins county Either the purchaser the dealer or possibly both of them must have smelt a rotten apple How about at the county scat it Dock Â¬ An Open Air Concert The hotel building recently occupied by Mr L C Smiley is now Mr being thoroughly renovated Henry G Jones has charge ol the decorative work which under his magic touch will doubtless be a thing of beauty when again thrown open to the public Â¬ Money and experience cannot improve Dr Sawyers Ukatine which is for weak and debilitated persons nnd those that are run down from over work St Uernard Drug Store Tlio long desired spring Is here The earth is wreathed in smiles The ladies on the streets appear In latest hats and styles Which cm be obtained at Miss Georgie Hlshops Fashionable Millinery In V It Coils store On the night of May Your Physical Needs attention at this 1st the St Bernard Condition time Hyou are tired the Band under weak and nervous It leadership of Prof J H Henley is clear that your blood Is impure and rendered tho following pieces without doubt there has been too much of music to tho delight of all pres- over work or strain on brain and body The course of treatment for such a con Manhattan Beach March ent dition is plain and simple The blood O Sweet must first be purified so that the nervous How Delightful system and In fact ail the organs will be Little Daisies TJiesc concerts will be given fed upon pure blood Intelligent people from time to time monthly and without number have testified that the best blood purifier nerve tonic and strength our citizens should encourage the imparling medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla hoys at least by their presence Nervousness loss of sleep and general de Â¬ Â¬ day morning a sudden rain storm accompanied with considerable hail burst upon our city lasting upwards of half an hour In less time than it takes to tell it our streets and sewers were running in torrents looking as though it might have rained for hours Some think a water spout must have struck us mid ships The sewer pipe in the rear of W C McLeods store being stopped up or owing to the large volume of water presented proved inade quate to the demand thereby causing an overflow rushing madly along tho rear of the buildings fronting on Railroad street carrying all the loose debris from the highlands upon its bosom finally reaching Mr MB Longs bakery poured through the grating covering the basement floor to a depth of several inches in muddy water partially submerging several barrels of lard a lot of preserves eggs etc thence attacking the furniture store of Mr J F Dy Velder covering the entire floor space to a depth of several inches with the muddy solution doubtless caustng considerable damage The main volume of the torrent however found an outlet on reaching the alleyway between the store of J M Victory and the barber shop rushing clean over the pavement at this point like a pent up mill dam A gentleman from Madisonvillc also states that the rain was very hard at that placc the hardest ho has seen at any time within the past three years A more effective sewerage system is unquestionably needed in Earlington and the one now in use should be kept thoroughly cleansed to meet just such emergencies as were presented to U3 on Monday last Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cut worms have destroyed all of the early corn Farmers will pre pare to plant over in a few days Â¬ Â¬ Some of our boys went fishing the other day and of course re ported good luck The health of our vicinity is good and therfore the doctors and druggists are unhappy l Mr Frank Campbell of IIop- kinsville was in the neighborhood last week interrogating the boys about their taxes MORTONS GAP Next Saturday let every Repub- Â¬ w was very sick A lady at Tooleys La with bilious colic when M C Tislsr a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera He says sho was and Dlarrhoei Remedy well In forly tninules after taking Ibe first dose For sale by St Bernard Drug Letter List Store UenT Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Mackton CUrenca Marlon David Parson George wife of Oats George Mrs Nannie Wilson Riley Robbert Raston Willie J S Wilson of Sturgis Ky and Rasling Gilly Redman Maggie of Mrs W E Stokes Jessie a sister-in-laSmith Harpie Spooris Jim Asnby of this city died Saturday Suow Ona Wilson W II evening after several months of Todd Lizzie Weathers Felin Wilson Harry sickness Adgtoa j U Wiggins Sport Ueverly Gatsey For whooping cough Chamberlains Uoyd Georgia Uy using It Uradley Pidney Uradley Mot Cough Remedy is excellent Camble George freely the disease is deprived of all danger Â¬ Urock Hamilton Cavenaugh Sallie There Is no danger In Chester Jessie ous consequences FcatberstoneMrs T he remedy to babies as It contains Crabiree 3alile giving Haggard T H nothing injurious 23 and jo cent bottles Guild joe Henderson Annie for saia by St Uernard Drug Store Uen Harris Lena Long Mrs T Kobinson Morions Gap and George Hanks T- U Moore Vara King St Charles Llsenby T A Martin S D in this is Â¬ Moore Uula page w bility all vanish when Hoods Sarsaparilla f May Do as Muck for You is persistently taken in a word health and Mr Fred Miller of Irving III writes happiness follow after taking Hoods Sarthat he had a severe Kidnoy troublo for saparilla many years with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected He A Pleasant Quite a number of tried many so called Kidney cures but Outing our best singers com- Â¬ Mrs F M Walker of Slaught- About a year without any good result posing the choir a1 ersville and Mrs E K Walker ago ha began Ibe use of Electric Uitters the Southern M E Church in this of Madisonvillc spent yesterday and found relief at once Electric Uitters Â¬ with Mrs W W Ethridge Is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney city visited Madisonvillc last Sunrendering somo excellent and Liver troubles and often gives almost day A W Howard of Nashville is Instant relief One trial wilt prove our music at the M E Church in that in the city doing insurance Price only 50c for largo bottle city statement A largo audience greeted Col Robert F Hall of Evans at St Uernard Drug Store lican in the County attend the Mass Convention held in Madisonvillc for the purpose of electing delegates to the State Convention and such other business as may come before it Â¬ Personal Mention the visitors and at the close of the service they were taken in hand by the hospitable citizens of our big sister and royally Late in the afterentertained lads and our gallant noon returned to their rosy lasses homes much elated at their pleas ant outing Â¬ ville was in the city Sunday Mrs G B Tindall of Nashville is iu tho city this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F DoVyldcr Messrs Henty McDowell and ohn Devney spent a few pleasant lours with friends in Madisonvillc last Sunday evening Â¬ NOTICE I I n mr-f On the editorial I M Victory PM sue will be found another bach by W A Toombs of Chronicles Send your Job Work to this of hi which tho writer narrates how condign punishment was adminis fice Satisfaction guaranteed upon a tered by Jack the Day J Now r th tima to subscribe for Thomas Cat poor feline of tho J office w a vnricty Â¬ Â¬ To those who have Hopkins lands for sale Announcements for advertising these lands in all parts of the country have been inado by the Kentucky Uureau of Infor Â¬ mation and Immigration Write Prof J J Glenn Madisonville for blanks which when properly filled and returned will be sent to the Uureau John U Atkinson of Uarlinglon mem Â¬ ber of Executive Committee will be glad No charge made to furnish Information for advertising Mr Ott Powers of this city spent Sunday with parents in County Madisonville Sunday Mrs josie Kirkwood of the country is visiting relatives here this week Miss Lizzie Browning visited friends in Madisonvillc this week Georgo Robinson returned to Hopkinsville Sunday evening after a few days visit with parents Â¬ Messrs Stcger and IIa3den of Paducah were in town on busi ness one day last week world of Hopkinsville Dr Jackson S Cox to the surprise Rev was the guest of C S Jackson last and gratification of a number of Monday our citizens arrived in Earlington W II Edwards was in Madi last Saturday at the- instance of sonvillc Monday Presiding Elder Kerr for the pur Mr Tom Dillingham and Miss pose of conducting Quarterly ConEtta Davis of White Plains ference at the M E Church Sat visited friends in tho Gap Sunday urday night and Sunday Brother Johnson Ashby and family were Cox is a favorite with many of our guests of G M Davis Sunday citizens having a little less than Miss Annie Hall and brother three years ago held the pastorate visited Miss Nellie Matthews Sun- at this place Since his pastorate day at the rcsidenc of Dr Almon among us he has been laboring in Tom Coil and sister of Madison- other portions of the vineyard and ville visited friends in town Sat- Â¬ is at present pastor of the church urday at Bowling Green Notwithstand Mr Chas Clark of White ing his serious accident last Febru Plains was with us Saturday ary in which he sustained a bro Dr J E Williams was in your ken limb he is now on the high town Friday way to a speedy recovery He Mrs Emma Williams of Hop- preached three excellent sermons kinsville was the guest of Mrs C while here made and received O Bryan last week several calls on Monday departing Messrs Hart and Harris dc early Tuesday morning for Onton parted Wednesday morning to where he will hold another Conhitch up their ference His departure was with with which they expect to gain many good wishes and God bless much filthy lucre as they go from Mrs Cox an unassumyours Wo trust they place to place ing and amiable Christian lady acmay be successful May W B Courtney and daughter companied her husband Miss Virgil Court- God yet spare him for much useaccompanied by ney returned from Hopkinsville fulness in his vineyard is our Tuesday prayer Mrs Henry Davis was in Ear THE UNION MEETING lington Tuesday A few weeks ago the pastors of Miss Nellie Matthews of Kin all the Protestant churches in town is the guest of tho ney Tenn agreed to hold a Union meeting family of li 1 Almon It was arranged that tho preachof Madisonvillc Dr Putman R P Tcagucof White ers should each prcacli two serand Hon Plains were both in the Gap mons in succession alternatively The program was for Rev T C Tuesday Charles Custer and family were Peters of the M E ChurchSouth to preach Monday and Monday in town Sunday night but on account of the seMr Arthur Jarvis is visiting vere rain that morning ho did not friends at Livcrmore reach town in time to preach This Geo Mcrccy has just returned Mnlilinhprr rniintv whom necessitated a change in tho pro frnm w ww J wWn gram and Eld J W Ligon of the he has been visiting friends ChnstiaiuChurch preached nt both Well did you hear Henry Wat services Bro Peters preached terson at Madisonvillc deliver his At at both services Tuesday lecturo on Abe Lincoln if not you missed a treat It was grand night the house was overflowed indeed About ten couples from and many were turned away for our town were there and enjoyed lack of room On Wednesday it very much hut wc needed a Rev A j Bennett of the M E little more light and a glass of cool water to cool our parched tongue Church did the preaching at both We live in hopes that all of these services and Bro Ligon will things will be added in the near preagh again to day and to night future Rev D S Edwards of the Bap tist Church is absent this week at To Make Pure Thero is no medicine tending the Southern Baptist ConBlood before the people DC equal to Hoods Sar vention at Washington saparilla It is the spring medicine and it This will explain why ho is not possesses peculiar merit which others try engaged in the meeting From in vain to reach It really makes the weak the present outlook tho meeting strong Do not neglect to purify your will result in great good blood this spring Take Hoods Sarsapa Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ administered to four little children Gcrty and Mamie Ruth Sum mers two little daughters of Mr and Mrs Joseph Summers and Albert demons and Harvey the two little Jackson Johnson boys of Mr and Mrs George II Johnson at the M E Church Sunday night by Rev J S Cox May Gods richest benedictions rest upon the heads of these little ones and also upon the guiding hand of these parents that their little feet may be trained for the straight and narrow way and their lives so shaped as to constrain them to become honest honorable Christian men and women in the Mr Hiram Smith D D G M of the U U F order who lives at Hopkinsville was in the city Sunday Several young ladies and gentlemen of Madisonville were in tho city Sunday Miss Allio Watson of Hopkinsville in the city Sunday tho guest of Mrs zie Haves Mr John Harris has opened an ice cream parlor at his residence on South Main Street whrre he would be pleased to have his friends give him a call when desiring that delicious summer food Mrs Sabra Duncan entertained friends Sunday afternoon a few was Liz- Â¬ Mr John Porter of Madisonville was in the city Misses Annie and Sallie Ross sonville were in the city Sunday of Madi The school exhibition of the primary de partment of our public school has been changed from May 15th to Saturday of this week May nth Persons who have purchased tickets will bear this in mind Miss Nora Mitchcrson of Madisonville was in the city Sunday Miss Lena Gordon of Madisonville was in the oily Sunday Colorod men who manage tho schools of their race aro charged with nn important and serious responsibility These men stand as representatives of their people Tbo way in which they manage tho schools will reflect credit or dishonor upon tho whole mass of colored people Such men therefore should havo not only the sympa Â¬ thy of all thoughtful and true hearted men and women but the financial support as well In many Instances both in the manage ment of the districts schools and colleges tho trustees have performed a noble ser- Â¬ vice and deserve tho commendation of their fellows In some instances however the trusteeship has been filled by design- Â¬ ing men who havo sought the position with a purpose of advancing their personal ends Such men know no interests of the schools except it adds a laucl to their own brow or meat to their pantry We have said that the trustees are repre- Â¬ sentatives of the people They in com- Â¬ mon with the people should have the deepest interest in tho work If they have such interest they will be interested only in the means which will promote it If the greotest success attends tho work under their leadership they are ready to lead if dissatisfaction and discord attend their efforts and labors they should be equally ready to yield the leadership to those who may bring to it confidence the largest knowledge and experience the greatest assurance of success New South Â¬ C0LLCG1 GEMS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ merry-go-roun- d Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WW Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The attractions for the week will be the Grand Musical Feat of Prof G II Hell of Quite a crowd of young ladies of St St Louis Mo Ho is one of the celebrated Charles came over last Saturday to try pianist of this great country Prof Uell fishing in tho lake luck has not Their will perform in collcgo chapel Saturday been reported at this writing night May nth All aro cordially invited Many persons whoso names we did not Admission 15 cents for adults 10 cents get were in tho city Sunday for children Tickets are out for the closing of our Dr J J Moore of Evansville repre Â¬ school which takes place at Assembly ball sented the clergy of Missouri Conference Adnext Friday and Saturday evening- Rev Dr Curry chairman of the Madison mission 10 cents Children free Kentucky Conference villo Rev Dr Curry chairman of the College trustees Have nothing to do with a colored man who is too good to patronizo his own race was present and presided over the infor- Â¬ These Gospel men were loo good to attend public gatherings meet- Â¬ mal proceedings ings for their elevation and welfare They our guests and we were proud to have aro stumbling blocks across the pathway them break their fast with tutors and stu Â¬ of our children and our childrens children dents of Atkinson college Tbcy belong to an era dead and past Public examination of students begins The tragedy at Louisvillo last week at Atkinson College Juno nth continuing Commencement Saturday suggests tho idea that a certain lecturer tbreo days Uaccalaurroate Sermou will heard in these parts recently should again June 14th be delivered by E II Curry Sunday revivo that lecture on Money and Morals June 15II1 at 3 p m Tho Clrclo will meet to night and an enIf Atkinson College meets with no acci- Â¬ tertaining programme will bo rendered dent Rev T H Merriweather of Proviconcluding with the debate which was set dence Ky will receive some honor or de for last Thursday night gree There will certainly be some changes The graduating exercises ot tho State in the modus operandi In the near fuUniversity at Louisvillo will begin on the ture Meritorions ministers in Kentucky 17 and last through the 23d Conference receive no acknowledgement Last Sunday was a day long to bo re Â¬ notwithstanding noble service rendered membered by tbo U U F and S M T intellectual acquirements merit nothing orders of our town It was an occasion Selfishness and jealousy will kill Zion for thanksgiving in many respects The Let us do honor to whom honor is due white Masonic ball which was used for the Rev Merriweather has dono a good wwrk occasion was taxed to its utmost to accom- Go on Ura Mcrriwether modate the friends who bad come to witness Remember Prof G H Uell will give bis the services The sun shone out very celebrated Musical Concert at Atkinson bright and tho day was intensely warm College on Saturday night May n 1895 Cooler weather has been witnessed in July Every one come and August than was experienced last Sun Mrs Georgia Long one of our students day Tho sermon which was preached went to Mortons Gap May 2nd in the inby tho Key T II Copcland was for the terest of the college She did not meet most part an excellent one and abounded with much success We are glad for tbo in much truth helpful to all but like most amount received however and tender our sermons on occasions of that kind it was thanks to the good people too long We have not as yet fully learned Mrs Ella D Washington of Chicago the art of stopping Everything was car- Â¬ oo to aid the College God ried out with care and precision A par- Â¬ HI sent An entertainticular feature of Ibis Thanksgiving service bless Sister Wishington was tbo presence and address of tho Deputy ment was given by this estimable minis Â¬ District Grand Master Hiram ters wife and money registered to me Mr Everybody Is not selfish and jealous Smith of Hopkinsville In his address ho reviewed the origin and progress We have so many even near by that havo We tender of and nt the same shown little or no interest the order tlmo grew quito eloquent Step by our many heart felt thanks to Mrs Wash- Â¬ step he proceeded with n command of ington words and a readiness of thought that seemed rcmarkabln It will be long re membered After the services Ibe visiting members were escorted by tbo home or ders to the colored Masonic hall where the BOOT AND -- SHOE MAKER dear sisters had prepared dinner and where all fared sumptuously without Ky money and without price Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Vi fi fl a u CASPER HARRIG Madisonville Â¬ Â¬ Little Klgie Garrett has returned from a visit to Hopkinsville Little Mary Campbell ot Hopkinsville was In the city Sunday visiting the Juven ile lodge lHOkl LASTWUKK Â¬ Â¬ rilla now Hoods Pills become the favorite ca thartic with every one who triei Ihem 35c per box 1 T X J T1i1 XVtUl ftiur js Ofii S2UO Tickets are out for the closing exercises of the public school Quito a crowd went to Madisonville Sunday to attend tho annual sermon by the Odd Fellows Miss Mary Uuckner of Hopkinsville passed through last Saturday en route to Tn nvn A iaoi a trial order is all we ask Thousands testify to the wonderful ro Mcsdames Ella Roland and C suits of Dr Sawyers Ukatine in building E Tatum and Miss Tallin of up and renewing the debilitated and broken Louisville spent Thursday and down constitution St Uernard Drug Friday with Mrs E R McEuen Store W MAD1S0NVILL1J v Lucile KV Hyou want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to order Call at my ahoc makiug es tablishment opposite the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoe Shoes of my make as all my cus tomers will tell you are made of the best material and arc in every respect just what a man needs V Very Respectfully Â¬ Â¬ Madionille CASPER HARRIB -- iv - vmiW7irrrW pWT W WjF 0 ho MfesPi -- dotcrinliiul to avert tlu catustropho If I had pIum t InMied nnd pouihlo my com ago hud begun to return when tho door opuuuJ une poctedly Ah monsieur whatu radiant vision flUI Vf Mover havo I Been oven was there jJrttlMMBiIn my dreams n fairer picture of beauty Shu was tall and slender and Il CO rear in alvsnre of surpassing graco Sho had that tin raia Month Thru Monltu definable presence which distinguishes HAHIIINT ADrtlIUMt Her cheeks glowed truly noblo lire cents fit line tacit In tho Loesl Nolle with color her oyea sparkled with tho sertion pedal Notices Urevleriun with local resd brightness of young life her hair nh i line each lug mailer Ifieeu rente monsieur i am nn expert on that you Hon by the quarter or Kil i furnished on know such lochs of gold I had novcr In I lil i oilier application expected to see on this sldo of para resoluilnsof repect less llui ituakifsoI dise She was dreiicd with tho olo IVr llur 01 fine twelve lines Intrfji il ganco and mo lesty of tho perfect lady lun thereat ovrr HvcHc ln will he dm go live cent I recognized her ilnughter of r Club Rales furntftheil lor itiotl panel ncttstomor whom I nn theto attond nt lined LI periodicals his lioufio but tho had grown In beauty 33ee Publishing Lo since last t had recti her Tho first thrill of delight nt seeing such a gloriPUMtSHea ous woman passed nwny In n moment however nnd my heart stood still with SORROW FOR THE BARKER four fortunately ns I thon thought M Carbonna had turned slightly In his I chair and his nnora had ceased Qubjootod to n went forward with trepidation nlwnys Tho Loarnod Man Most Trylns Exporlonoo keeping In front of my fair visitor so that sho might not seo M Carbonno JaUo Ororeome by tho Unconscious and Sho grcotcd mo with a charming smile and said Conscious Mlshahatior of an llsteoinail Monstour I havo coma hero with Cuitomer Who Enorcit In I lie Hnnp I then noticed for tho my brother first tltno that a young man or rather youth was with her who wishes to I1RN tho Harlem a doctor arrived ho was surprised to flnd tho usually calm nnd happy barber In a stnto of deep dejection and nervousness says the Now S Â¬ I Â¬ A CHANGE IN IHL WIATHEH OhsurAtjoflfimo 55vo Men woro hurrying along with heads drawn ns closo to their shoulders nt jKisslblo so ns to get tho benefit of nil the coat collar they could nnd were slapping their hands nnd tubbing tholt cars whllo a thirty miles nn hour wind was doing Its best to make pedes Â¬ trians think that the mercury stood nt 60 Instead of 6 degrees beAttached to n post in low zero front of n North h1o drug storo wni n thermometer It wns raised about Hug four feet from the sidewalk ln Wni llrrrUil liy n SinMI Ino Atnn Hoy mul lllellirrniomitrr YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE ging tho post and standing directly un der tho big wooden cnte was a small boy who was nmunlng himself by blowing on tho bulb wliloh contained tho mercury The boy looked so much llko n continuation of tho poU Hint the big German who etopped to seo how cold ho ought to feel did not notice him Huh How is dls said tho German ns he looked at the thermometer curiously after giving It a first cursory glance Huh Tlrty flve Seem like It vns colder B UY WHERE YOU CAN lronldMoro Vyea MwM lend Old VlilUhln r onri NvOIM lleh Irfurii iciVh - ioro Hlpplivt tautliti it I muling mul nootlihn K Madison v J IIiimlrcdiofeaMMhavjInim cured by It after t11 jtlier Irontiuoit Imil frtlkxl it lo put uj In S3 Md to ccut boxej Transacts a General IhtiklnR lliiiinrw Special nitration given to collections For sale at St Hrrnird Drug Store HntlliiRlnn nnd Gro S King St Cliirlei A rrrtnlntiro for inUr Sill UUniu Olnlmont and Dkla JOHN G MORTON ljiil inn BANKER itc GET THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal Cos catholic 5IjurcI cnuncii Directory or tiik f iMMAcurATs LN RAILROAD Tim GiiKAT STORES NEW THROUGH TRUNK LINK kotwrcn tho cltlen of 9o a t30 p Iltit miti Hntary InMrucllon ami lipiiFillctlon at in ra evcrr Sunday A M Cocnan paitor CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONCRrTION oo a m ireoml mitn anil uninon Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evnnsvillo St Louis And the cities of Sttvlcet rf Kiilarlr hf til motnlnft and evening aver j lint ami llilril Sumlajrln each month Youna Mcna Irajer inrrtlnn Tueiilar nislil KrRiilar Prayer meeting Tluraday night at Qjo a m J W IIGON Pallor MISSIONARY ItArTIST CHURCH Services aeeoml Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday nlalil Sunday chool at 9 jo a m U s Udwrrdi paiior Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile nnd Now Orleans rt Mf I York Sun nller said tho doctor what la tho matter Aro you 111 my liruvo Itnluht of tho razor No no muttered tho learned bar- Â¬ ber hastily ns ho turned tho cushion in tho chair It Is nothing It Is nothÂ¬ Why Chev if II arc feverish and nervous Come let mo presorlbo for you Tho barber mado another effort to master his emotion but it was useless Ills hand trembled and the perspiration I WEHf FOR W A III WITH TREPIDATION on his checks and brow becamo so heavy that ho had to uso his handker- Â¬ havo his hair cut It tins boon growing chief Now everybody who knows tho altogether too long but tho foolish learned barber Is nwaro that such a boy doesnt like to hnvo Itfcut bccau6o tlilnjf never happuncd Ixifore In tho ho says it h tho stylo now I want hottest days of Hummer ho contrives to you to fix It for him the way It should keep his hands dry nnd pleasant to the be Dreading that M Carbonno might touch Realizing that it was Impos Â¬ sible for him to attend to his customer burst out again nt any moment I In his agitated slate nnd moreover stammered hastily Madcmolsolle can you not eomo feeling that it would relievo him to un- Â¬ I am very busy now nnd I havo bosom himself ho Gat down In his later assistants chair and proceeded as fol- Â¬ engagements which will Inst me for an hour lows I assuro you monsieur tho Ho hurt Ah monsieur 1 have not been so sorely tried In many years and in spite me for sho was to suect and simple of my expcrlcnco and philosophy I and my artistic sense rebelled nt this nearly succumbed this time I am still turning her away n3 well as at impos Â¬ far from recovered as you very cor- Â¬ ing upon her Really sho said evidently em- Â¬ rectly observe but it is a mental and not a physical aliment and therefore I barrassed it has been so hard to got will havo to dccllno your very kind of- Â¬ Will here and I do not know whether fer llut I will not detain you You I can persuade him to eomo again Tho boy smiled sheepishly and I shall hear and Judge for yourself Among my customers there is nouo was half repenting when M Carbonno for whom I havo had a greater person- emitted n most violent snore Sho al regard than M Curbonno Ho is turned pale and gasped Oh dear What was that one 01 my oiucst menus and compa- Â¬ I repeated Nothing nothing triots Besides ho has a largo heart and ho never forgets lib old friend quickly but just then as luck would when ho takes his annual trip to Paris havo it that fellow snored again It was nioro terrific than nnythlng that I have many souvenir of his thought fulness Novcrtholcss monsieur I had picccdcd it nnd It did not seem possible that such a strange weird must admit that M Carhonna is fat extremely fat Now you must not nolso should eomo from any human be Â¬ supposo that I havo objections to fat ing Sho faltered trembled and then How funny sho persons not at all Usuully tho fat laughed uneasily man Is good naturcd agreeable and said and before I could interfere had pleasant to contemplate because ho is stepped past me and oh horror at ease with himself nnj radiates his caught sight of M Carbonno Now monsieur a great inau wedged happiness llut M Carbonno is unusually fat Ho is so fat that he walks in a chair tho upper part of his body with difflculty and In pinched when ho enveloped in an apron his mouth wldo open and his eyes bhut is not a pleas Â¬ sits in my biggest chair Moreover his fat makes htm sleepy and dull and ant sight for anybody nnd this dellcato when ho comes here ho never opjns his creature almost swooned when sho be mouth no I do not mean that I mean held him Ohl ohl sho screamed clapping ho never spcaU 3 and ho falls asleep befuro I can get my blicara ready This her hands to her eyes tho horrid mon- Â¬ is naturally unpleasant to mo ns it ster At that moment M Carbonno awoko makes mo feel that ho doos not appre- Â¬ with a snort and seeing this beauti ciate me Still I would bu willing to overlook ful young lady imagined probably even this for ho Is not latenlbnnlly that it was a vision and called out at rudo but alas M turlionio snorci tho samo tlmo stretching out his arms Now you must admit Monsieur that toward her Oh tho lovely angel one Is not iunplred to hit bet artistic Mademoiselle did not understand efforts by rnoring and jvl M Carhnnnc Sho cast n h very particular about hi- - board understand look of scorn upon me you monsieur upon me tho XrtnriUy I would rj bo unkind cnutijii n tell 11m Muuiy iht ho tho artist who would hnvo destroyed snored but I have lilnfl in t dol himsolf with his own shears to plcaso Icatrlv that ho should rtr atlng ro her seized her brother and rushed ongrlly from tho room Tho door slammed behind her and left mo in despair Sacre At that moment I could havo throttled that old Carbonno Only by tho most powerful effort did I refrain from spoiling his beard However I was justcnough to seo that my wrath was foolish and unwarranted so I said nothing but turned him out of my sight ns soon ns posslblo But of what uso was that Of what uso can anything bo My humiliation can never bo recalled My efforts to shield her will never be appreciated I am condemned unheard Ah when tho urtlst strives hardest ho is often most unfortunate nnd I lie could not finish his sentence but turned nwny overcome Not ovcu tho untiring efforts of tho Harlem doc Â¬ tor could restore his lost cheerfulness M CIllllinVNK 8 Ml III S Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- ing lint Insist thum Unconsciously or othcrwisaho began to unbutton his coat and to loosen the wrappings around his throat ho Und it get varmcr somo more added as tho mercury continued to rise In rcsponso to tho small boys efforts Must bo do gold vafo dond last much Dls gllinato make vim grnzy Do ba be rs say it vas sixteen degrees below und now It dond frcezo already Then ho saw tho small boy whoso faco had expanded into a broad grin at tho rosult of his experiment Hoi hoi hoi laughed tho German You play ono yoko on me It vas somo more goldcrthan I thought Pat vas n good fool Mako mo think it vas summer nlmost Next tlmo you dond And ho went on catch mo again down tho street readjusting his wraps nnd chuckling to himself Chicago Tribune DID NOT SIT UP FOR NOTHING Tim Mlmtlatlppl tamlloril Saw Ilia durst According to 1roniUc I had a funny expcrlcnco In a llttlo town on tho lower Mississippi said a OIT Olnctmpjcrl WJltliout UNUIVAIBI AND SPKIiD SHORTEST AND QUICKKST KOUTIt Ery Gooes DeFftKTJttSNT CONSISTS OF SHOES FOR tRUNf 7 GKNUHAII1APTIST ClIUHCII Servlcei regularly held at Aniemlity Hall every Saturday nlglil Sunday morning and Sun- Â¬ econd day night In each month J A Harden Pallor M From St Louis Kvnnsvillo and Henderson to tlio E CHURCH Servlcei flril Sunday each month ichool at 1 00 p m AJ llliNNHTT Sunday SOUTHEAST M AND SOUTH fr laitor II G CHURCH fOUTII Servlcei every ourlh Sunday morning and night by T C Petera Paitor Prayer meeting every Irlday night THROUGH COACHES Fromabovu cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mnk- ine direct con nection rtAiiemblyllall YP S CHRISTIAN 11NDUAR0R Prayer meeting every Sunday ovenlng at 610 ZION A M K CHURCH WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAK8 Isbomctlilnff You tafliiiijj HEW Little Feet -- PSr Services every Sunday morning at 11 oclock and evening ai 7 oclock 5unday ichool at 010 am V V Dawsey pastor MT ZION 1IAPTIST CHURCH For Atlanta Savannah Mncon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville or nil points Services Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p in Sunday school at 0 30 a m W V Poster pastor traveling salesman recently Tho place had but ono hotel tho landlord of which conducted everything except tho cooking nnd house cleaning which his wifo nttended to I wns tho only guest and when I told him that I wanted to go up tho river on a packet duo nny where between midnight and thrco oclock In tho morning I was shown to a room immediately over the office nnd going to sleep when I heard n shrill femlnlno volco call John you eomo to bed Kalllo you know I knint go to bed Got to wnko that blamed drummer I enjoyed the situation and Inughed myself wide awake not getting sleepy again for two hours Then tho femi Â¬ nine voice called ngain John I 6ay eomo to bed I kalnt go to bed Let that pesky drummer wake hls sclf Talnt no way to run n hotel and there was a silenco again Finally I went to sleep nnd was soon awakened by the most unearthly racket Tho old man was pounding on the office cell ing with n broom handle I dont Im awake I answered believe Ill go on that boat Im too tired Ill wait until to morrow I reckon you wont You bo down h3ar in two minutes or Ill be artcr you I aint goin to set up for noth Â¬ llItiMjotipittc North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars AND Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc CHTISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and tourth Sundays al a m and 8 oo p in by Rer S I 1owler lojo Communion service every Sunday al 1010 am Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al 8jo BAPTIST CHURCH EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rales Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmork G P ft T A Preachlne evetv firti ami iMrt ChJ nni and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sim day morning at 9 15 M R CHURCH SOUTH Preaching every Em and third Lorda day morning and evening by T C Peters Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning al 9 00 oclock CUMDBRLAND rRESnVTKRIAN Louisville Kentucky HATS i r New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN Preaching every Sabbath at 11 m by V A Provlnr Pastor e ery Irlday night at yjo oclock PRESBYTERIAN Prayer meeting CHURCH a m and 710 W H HOFFMAN CHURCH STYLES ALL SIZES Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 Ioeachlng every third Sunday afternoon at ij1 rclock i1 T JL FIT TtTT Vvy ftmm 9 in I caught tho boat quirer Cincinnati En wmM FOR OPirifM l89i- - Transcript chronicles a sad Instance Yes I know said old Mrs Homespun John is sort o lazy about some things So arc wo nil for that matter Uut lie aint downrlghtly lazy IIoll work hard enough when ho gets the work that suits him It Is clover of you to say so caid Unclo George but what kind of work does suit him Well answered Mrs Homespun theres theres well John Is awfully Industrious at smokingv for example Undoubtedly livery mother can find something good to say of her own son but some times sho Is hard put to It Tho Boston Â¬ F3t Mem Lvoeir en AS foge Directory Off co on Main street Door of Court Hon e J ENTIS MADI iONVILLG KY eppc lie North WELL AS in Tramicnllirel irenconllillrlntlirH I 11 AKNOIlV M loattend Chaj CnwrLL Secretary A W TUKNKR IODGI No JV AM Slated meetings the bill and mini naiuiuavs in each nionih at rvo v PATENTS J R JVL ST llCNNAlU IODCK No 101 O O V Meets eveirTuesdajr night airjop ra Visiting brethren cor diallr invited to auend PIUKCK MKYERSN O C II Hunt Secretary LITTELL and CopyrifHit Csasc Office Altorney and Connscllor In Patent Men Women anil Children The POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF 5 lUol 4HBC - ft Jul it is- fcw HltHI t KARLINGTON COMMANDKKY No 515 UNITED OKUEIl OK TUB GOLUEN CRO5 meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each month A cordial Inviltalon iseilended visiting Sir Knighlsand lakies J U WYATT NC THOS N I1IACK K ol R VICTORIA LODGE No 8 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night in the Masonic building All members ot the order are sordially Inv lied to attend W F lluaa K Tradc Hil Oppatlt 1atfnt GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN ot R and S CIIASCOWELICC HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets every Thursday evening al 710 oclock p m Vislilng brethren cordially invited to attend S K StEvana U W IUmj Mraas Recorder Wesf-sl-- i i ID Over tivclvn yea s experience Wiilr for information American and Foreign Patents Caveat nnd all business nrlsing tinder tbc patent laws promptly and care Â¬ fully prosecuted Kejeclctl casei accorded special ntlenllon Upon receipt of model nr skctcb of in- ountion I advisn nn to patentability with mcniinn 1111s paprr J irijptoi C vtjiaii Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker Is still in tba lead with a complete stock ol flew LaGe BUrtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM Official Directory State Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Alford Secretary of Stale John W Ileadley Assistant Secretary of Stale Kdward Leigh Private Secretary 10 Governor Arch I Ilrown Attorney General W J Hcndrick Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Kd Por ter Thompson Register Land Office Green II Swango Insurance Commissioner Henry P Duncan Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adiutant General P I Richardson Supl Arsenal Capt David OConncil State Inspector of Public Trusts W II Gardner Commissioner of Agricullnre Nlch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W S Pryori Judges S liToney J R Grace T II Payntcr L D Gulfy Harellgg J U LVwlV Reporter 1 W Hints Clerk Couri Ad- A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals Reals L Green Wood Longmoor Ir Sergeant G A Robertson Tipstaff W S II ilill buperlor Court Presiding Judge Jos Harbour Judaes W II Yostlr Jos Harbour J II Urenti Librarian Mrs Mary Urown Day Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Cbas D Poyntr Urey Woodson Fvah CHIOAG W SVIJIE VsOkU Jovernorjohn Young Drown hc IKlV - rwryvvWvvVwjp3rv AN0 SfoOes asfin WWVWWy Tinware Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Old Joker has marked his goods so low That everything is bound to go Low Cash Sales and Profits Small Insures the patronage of all EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW QUICK NEW IMEA SALES AND SMALL PROFITS ffrRji Irt - iM r IJ Tr ffiWIHE s- fUHVILl Qt Ltlk I - KIINE To VWCCNtt1 EVlNSVIlUf ll North UASHVILU ROUTE OF THE Our Grocery Department I IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMITED 3STEW County Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratl Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judgo ot County Court Jno G II Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon County Clerk w 11 Arnold anenu win inomson Jailor S P OHult uperinlendenl of Schools Thoi 11 Smii uiuiicrjuo ii uooin UAOISTaAIISf rue only Pullman Veatlbulod Train Borvico witfc Nowoat and Flnost Day OonchOK Slecpors and Dlnlnc Oaru BELMONT Sufficiently Heatedl Well Watered I Lighted by Gas CORPS OF CLERKS Ierlclcs had a memory so great raueii ilsli ft I Uvause it voail mlu that ho wns nhlo to prcet every citizen him fU cnl icMilt in hl Minjin lilto a of Athens hy name Ila wns n thorough vnlrar p r m comii repl cl conildontly T this ho politlclnn nnd uvcrnl anecdotes nro on nhvuTi liahl you reconl show In how cleverly ho Inter I Fjuni noiisuiiMs neci t noted In my ested peoplo in his hchulf by inquiries lifi nd I never will m until families nnd pri Â¬ about their Ion Dloul what din mj to one so vate affuirs the details of which he blind or lather I ihould say lo deaf remcmbcitd perfectly I did not wish to ni7r nt him and yet I was In constant fea i ind treiublluglcbt he should offend somo of my other Vlieii Tlicy Wear Tlioui patrons Therefore hud recourse to Tho Now Woman When women I I told him to eomo tubtorf ugo ulways say nro placed upon a perfect equality beforo eight In tho morning ns I was with men there will bo no moro female not certain of being hero at any other vagrants time I Raid that because my other Tho Old Man Thoy customers nro really bo enily As ho will all hnvo visible Thats truesupport means of did not like to bo disappointed it re Â¬ Brooklyn Life quiting bomo effort on his part to eomo Tim Wny of Somo Women here ho heeded my ndvleo nnd until to day I havo always avoided any condraco nnd Mlnnlo havo quarreled tretemps Uut monsieur it has eomo and both nro miserable No thoy havo mado friends nnd at last and my I my I It has been mora aro perfectly happy again dreadful than anything I had feared How do you know Tho harbor paused nnd wiped the perspiration from his brow whllo ho I saw them both crying together sighed mournfully Titbits At a quarter to eight oclock lie Jealousy In Qavrunue resumed M Carbonno arrived hero Mrs Mulirrcw I seo Mrs OFlannl I was very glad to seo him for ho had not been hero In fully a month It wns pan lias a now liool Mrs ODooloy Yls tho poor thing evident however that ho had been awakened beforo ho had finished his nccdeil 6omothln o tho kind to cover sleep for no sooner hud ho squeezed up tho bulil spots on her head Droolc himself into my chair than ho fell Into lyn Eagle the arms of Morpheus Usuully ho An Indication gives me tlrao far at least a few Illftsou must havo won a good deal moments conversation Hardly had of monoy recently ho closed his oyea beforo ho began to How do you know Oh monsieur Bnoro what a enore His wifo told initio that sho thought that was Novcr buforo was It so horse racing mlglit not bo so very nwfuL It still rings In my cars like wrong Wushlngton Star tho mocking of a monster Tho chair Nut Very Ancient scorned to rock beneath htm Tho Is MIm Primrose n daughter of tho window and the doors shook and revolution rattled I was stunned and deafened Morcyl no slio wasnt bom until but nevertheless I worked feverishly after tho war of 1812 Atlanta Constihaunted by tho prcseutimout that tution Eomothlnir was arUiz to linpnnn and 11 1 1 Â¬ This House Is New I Furnishings are New I Everything First class I HOTEL KY pom run SOUTH STOJ MADI80NVILLE Mrs Are 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