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SIXTH YEAR x i EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 16 1898 NO 20 ST iV A- BBR1NLAJRD COAL INCORPORATED COMPANY A S 111 Miners and simpers of COAL AND COKE Office Eeix-lii-igtoa- n OcsxTier eil M J Ky CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tenn S HNEWBOLD 342 WlTolcsejeiles Agent CAPT T L LEE Manager R G ROUSE Manager Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky W Main Street Louisville Ky WICKHAM Houscr Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo HESSER BaretrTiol a Officer FORD Manager 327 Upper Second St Evansville Ind tt f i F T llffiVhlch PITHY PARAGRAPHS t Mystic Iowa bas The Mystic Coal Field Tblt It the largest organization been organized for the mining and marketing of coal In Iowa and perhaps In the West In it are consolidated fifteen Companies operating twenty three mines at eight different towns with an output of over 1000000 tons of coal a year It was organized for the purpose of keeping up the price of coat and economizing In operating Keep a Sharp Lookout for Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE will appear from time to time pefhianently occupying this space St Bernard Ooal Company SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING K INCORPORATED A t - iisii t expedition backed by American capital sailed from New York recently for the purposo of developing vast mineral deposits in Northern Icru The most Important mineral which It is hoped to develop Is anthracite coal for which there is now a market on the Faclfic coast of South America Hy building a Railroad to the coast It Is expected that the fuel can be sold there at about f 200 a ton whlla the coal now shipped to the coast costs tioooto fijoo a ton The enterprise was projected by C W Mayer of Philadelphia and the chief capitalist Is J C OsforG Clinton Gardner good of Colorado merly general superintendent of the Pennsyl vania Railroad is in charge of tbe expedition An Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 3m COmL SCENE ON LOCH MARY AT EARLINGTON KENTUCKY eoKe Jfe Supreme Court of Missouri has decided a salt in which tbe beirs of Jay Gould were In terested to tbe extent of one fourth of flooooee James A Hill and W S Hill brought suit against Edwin Could nnd other directors of the Rich Hill CM Co alleging mismanagement of the property and asking for a receiver The case came from Lafayette County where Judge Field decided In favor of tbe Hills To day Judge Burgess de- Â¬ cided that the Goulds were not mismanaging tbe property Coal Mine Inspector Reed of Colorado has completed the sixth biennial report of that office and submitted it to the governor The total pro- Â¬ duct of coal in tho stato for the year 1894 was 2994028 short tonsshowing a decrease ot 95308 tons as compared with last year This decrease is attributed to tbe coal miners strike of last summer As a coal producing state Colorado ranks fifth Twenty five per cent of the coal produced this year found a ready market la the slates of Texas Kansas Nebraska and Nevada and the territories of Utah and New Mexico la the production of coke Colorado ranks third During tbe past year there were 19 fatal accidents being one to every 318 men employed and one to every 157580 tons produced It was found through investigation that the nature of the accident that caused 15 out of 19 to lose their lives was by fall of coal A recapitulation of statistics shows that in 1893 the production of coal was 3947036 tons Tbe average market value of tbe coal was esti mated at 163 per ton at the mine amounting to t4433701-28- There were 344339 tons of coke made Tbe average price paid tbe miners was In 1893 there 71 cents per ton of 3400 pounds were 7892 miners and mine laborers and the average rate of wages was 36609 per annum or 113 per day During the year there were 46 fatal accidents including the disaster in the King mine January 3 1893 in which 34 were kilUd There were 130 non fatal accidents reported to this office most of which were caused by a fall of coal or rock For the year 1894 Decembsr estimated the production of coal in tons was The market value of coal at the 2994025 mines is estimated at IrOo per ton tbe average price paid being 69 cents per ton The average wages for the year was J34I69 Tbe average daily wages is lioS Tbe number of miners employed has been 6046 Â¬ i M Mob violenco continues to be the rule in the Coeur d Alenes Idaho The latest exploit of tbe Canyon Creek Miners Union is the closing of tbe Hunter Mlno at Mullan A large delegation vis Â¬ ited this mine and informed tbe manager that if be did not at once put wages up to tbe standard insisted upon in tbe Canyon Creek mines the re Â¬ sult would be tbe destruction of tbe mine build ings and probably bis own serious injury or death A telegram Informing the owners of the mine of tbe circumstances called out an answer directing the immediate closing of the works This was done and another mine added to the dead list of tbe Coeur d Alenes probably for an Indefinite time There Is not much Inducement in tbe way of profit at present to operate tbe silver lead mines of Idaho and when to this Is added tbe prospect of doing business under tbe dictation of an organized band of ruffians it is difficult to see why anyone should desire to enter tbe regions at all or to remain in it if already there Apparently the Union has not considered tbe question of tbe utility of maintaining a given rate of wages when there is no work to do Tbe engineering and Mining Journal Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Grushed Soke for Base Burners and Furnages BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price J 1 it ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Â¬ Wealth Does Not Bring Happiness OES WEALTH bring happiness Tbe question was recently put by the Sunday New Yoik World to a American number of prominent millionaires men who bave known both poverty and rlcbes and having been the architects of their own fortunes bave in a practical way tested tbe matter for themselves Their answers will be found below WRALTH A SACRED TRUST No American rich man ever had such a wonderful career as Andrew Carnegie has written and delivered addresses on wealth His reply was as fol and its obligations lows Wealth can only bring happiness in tbe sense that it brings us greater opportu- Â¬ nities of making others happy Great wealth is a sacred trust which tbe posses sor should hold nod administer to the best possible advantage for tbe benefit of bis fellow men The truest happiness Indeed the only happiness in this life worth tbe name is to make others happy or at least by improving their condition In some way to make them happier than they otherwise would be When we bave exhausted every other so called pleasure tbat of bringing tbe look of joyful surprise to tbe eye and the words of grateful happiness to the lips of others remains perennial The ways In which a wealthy man can produce such gratifying results are num Wealth will en erous and self evident able its possessor to teed the hungry clotbe tbe uaked endow free institutions of learning establish free libraries found hospitals and do countless other good works It will enable him to entertain bis frlendsand amid pleasurable surroundings help them to the enjoyment of some happy hours With hla riches be can purchase and give to those he loves the things of this world that their hearts most desire In this way and this way only In tbe power of makinn others happy that It confers can wealth perse ever be happiness Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ bis desires and expenditures to his Income a man believes himself rich and has everything he desires and feels tbat be needs be really is rich no matter if be is worth ten millions and yet has desires and needs which be Is unable or thinks himself un able to gratify or supply bo Is poor You know Iago says Poor and content Is rich and rich enough But riches fineless is as poor as winter To him tbat ever fears he shall be poor A mans expenses usually bear the same relations to bis income whether he bave J r 000000 or only 5000 Consequently be is no better off in the former case than in tbe latter Tbat there is practically no difference between wbat the world calls a poor man and a rich one is well illustrated In the A menial asks a gra opera of Fatinitza tuity of a Turkish pasha saying I am a poor man of low station The pasha refusing bis request an Â¬ And I am a poor man of blgh swers station and tbat Is tbe only difference be Â¬ tween us Again money is like strawberries and cream -- It is Impossible for anybody to have enough and that fact may make wealth a source of unbapplness In some cases A man making money is like tbe little girl being fed with Ice cream by her aunt In Punchs picture Dont you think you have had enough Ethel asks tbe aunt I may think so auntie but I dont If Â¬ Riches like everything else in life is Do you all vanity and vexation of spirit remember in Cbarles Dickens Pickwick Papers how when Sam Weller requested Mr Stiggins the deputy shepherd to name his favorito compound the reverend gentleman replied Ob my dear young friend all compound is vanity but being pressed said that be thought sweetened pineapple rum and water savored less of vanity than any other compound Well It is a good deal the same with all the things of this world Tbey are all vanity but most of us think that money getting and money having savor less of vanity than anything else and so keep on making and boarding to tbe end of time Â¬ Â¬ feel so Andrew Carnewa kocxbprlibr savs no John D Rockefeller the Standard Oil magnate whose wealth Is estimated at 00000000 replied Wealth does not bring happiness for One of these is tbat no many reasons No man can roan thinks himself wealthy ever be so rich that there will not be others wealthier than be is and the knowledge of tbat fact will make him feel poor no mat Â¬ Practically ter how great bis possessions then there Is no such thing as wealth a wealthy That Is there is no such thing man Whether a man la rich or poor must alwaya b determined by the relation of h J As most men grow richer their ambi- Â¬ tions tastes and desires expand largely even to an extent wholly disproportionate to their acquisitions and many men bave felt much poorer wbeo they had accumulated a fortune of five million dollars than they did when tbey bad but one million for tbe reason that their ideas bad so en- Â¬ larged tbat they destrered to live in such magnificence or to carry out such great schemes of business enterprise or philan Â¬ Russbll Sags thropy as the income from ten million dollars could not possibly compass ALGER SAYS NOT A WHIT For these reasons as well as for many Gen Russell A Alger one of the others I might name wealth Is more likely wealthiest men in the West replied to bring unhappiness than happiness Men aro no happier when rich than D Rockbpsixbr John Do you How can they be when poor MACKAY HAPPY WHEN A TOItBH think some great millionaire is any happier John V Mackay the California bonanza driving some famous trotter who enjoys a national reputation and has cost bis owner king wrote I am surprised tbat ono should think several thousand dollars than a clerk hiring a livery stable horse for a moment that happiness depends upon Not a I was very happy during my and driving out with his best girl wealth For 150 a poor man can own a I enjoyed whit early struggles with poverty the toll privation and hardships I endured horse tbat will give htm just as much When a laborer In a New pleasure as a 40000 Maud S There you to win wealth York shipyard when swinging a pjck and have the whole thing in a nutshell Russbll A At OBR and shovel an a miner I was as happy as I can ever be Governor Morton is another millionaire I bad faith in and hope for tbe future who regards his days of poverty as espec and when I began to realize that hope by ially happy ones His reply was working bard saving my money and watch- Â¬ When I was a poor young man of ing my opportunities what n happiness I experienced such n happiness as my sub Â¬ twenty years of age clerking In a country sequent fortune has failed to give me I store I used to think that If by any wild must therefore answer your question by freak ol fortune I could ever accumulate saying tbat I do not think wealth brings 100000 I should be the happiest man happiness alive Now tbat I possess tbat amount John W Mackay and possibly a littlo more I do not think SAUB ON RICHES RUSSBtL Uncla Russell Sage replied as fol I ant really any happier thao in my poorer early days lows Â¬ Â¬ JFew people bave any idea of the many brings inconveniences wblcb wealth Those who bave will never ask such a fool Â¬ ish question as Does wealth bring happi Â¬ ness First of all there are tbe begging Once let people think you letter writers are rich and before a year has passed you will bave received from people you never beard of before requests for loans gifts and offices of profit sufficient to exhaust tbe combined patronage of all the Lord Chancellors Great Britian bas ever bad and to break the bank of England A rich man is compelled to live conPrivacy is stantly in the public eye practically impossible forjiim Tbe public are curious to know more about him and the newspapers teem with paragraphs about him telling bow be opens bis letters how he puts on bis shoes and wbat be bas An Incognito Is an Im- Â¬ for breakfast Everyboya knows possibility for him him and his entrance Into a shop is often tbe signal for an addition of at least35 per cent to tbe price of any articles he may articles desire to purchase these are a few of the many reasons why most rich men would probably givo a Does negative answer to tbe questiqn wealth bring happiness Â¬ Hapiness is in no sense dependent upon wealth for the fact is thot when any of us snatch an hour from lifes cares to enjoy any of its pleasures we enjoy them just as much whether we are millionaires or It was a striking coincidence when two paupers and for tbe time being we forget of the most gifted platform speakers of this age were speaking in St Louis at tbe same tbat we are either Lbvi P Morton hour Sam Joees and Bob Ingersoll are both tbe products of Christian homes both HE WANTED TO LICK ENGLAND the sons of preachers One is the product Amusing Interview with an Irishman Which of Arminianismthe other of Secretary Gresham Enjoyed Tbe one tbe David of modern evan- Â¬ Secretary Gresham usually walks from gelism with his simple gospel sling and bis hotel to tbe state department Tbe mother wit tbe other tbe Goliath of other morning says tbe Washington Post Gotham with bis bleating blasphemy and helmet of brass Their trains on while on his way through Latayette Park he was stopped by a little white haired schedule time in opposite directions old Irishman who doffed his hat and passed each other between 8 and 9 oclock holding It in his band thus accosted him Sunday night Sam was on tbe main line in Music Hall while Bob was side- Â¬ Is this Judge Gresham Put on your hat ay man or youll tracked in a down town theatre Bob The evangelist will catch tbe grip the Secretary replied said to a reporter soon become a thing of the past If this I am the Judge Well judge the little old man re- Â¬ flippant jester could bave stood on tbe plied its just this way I bave been corner of Olive and Fourteenth streets in reading In the papers that we stood a tbe evening of the same day tbat be made this prophecy and at the same hour in good chance to have a war with England I bave been waiting for sucb a chance to which the stragglers were gathering to gel in a few licks for the old country ever bear Bob lecture and could bave seen tbe since I left St Patricks blessed land Sure 20000 people trying to get into Music and I hope you are not going to take It Hall to hear Sam preach he might bave concluded tbat tbe evangelist is a thing of away from me now And so you want to go To war the tbe present and likely to be a potent fac tor of tbe future long after Bob is doomed secretary asked Indeed I do if Englands tbe spalpeen and sleeps with the Ignominious dust of to be licked though I know I Would get Voltair and Paine killed But when I came back judge sure A few years ago when Bob stood over I would vote for you for president the pale cold corpse of bis brother Clark Well said Secretary Gresham re Â¬ he saidj Life is a narrow vate between straining a smile send your address to the mountain ranges of two eternities we the state department and it we have war strive to peer Into tbe future we cry Ill notify you in time to get ready aloud but the only answer is tbe echo of a cry Let us hope there is something better PROPOSED BACHELOR TAX beyond for in tbe night of death hope sees Introduced Into A bill has actually been a star and listening love hears tbe rustle tbe Illinois Legislature to tax bachelors of of wings In this dark hour he went tbe age of thirty two and over unless they back on bis own theory and record and can prove that tbey bave proposed to three borrowed consolation from the very Book different ladles and been each time re Â¬ be spits upon when be Is talking for sheck fused Tbls story reads like a joke but les and not for souls Let him destroy comes from Springfield with all the dig Â¬ his fathers Bible and Hope will never a press report It is added that the nity of again see a star in tbe night of death and sum realized will go toward founding an listening Love will bear tbe rustle of wings Old Maids Home never morel Of course this bill will exist only as one In some of the criticisms of these two of tbe curiosities of legislative whimsicality men there is manifest a singular phase of which there is a large museum within of human nature Such extraordinary natthe call of memory New designs for the ural gifts as they both possess would trans American Flag propositions that the mule cedently succeed in almost any arena or instead of tho eagle should bo our national department of life where brains and per Â¬ emblem costumes a la Pompadour for tbe sonal magnetism figure as factors to sucGoddess of Liberty fanciful clothing for cess The one for an hours gleam of rheour foreign ambassadors have all been torical fallacies blinding bis deluded introduced into Congress nnd legislatures hearer to moral responsibilities leading at one time and another Crack brained tbem into reckless dissipated citizenship individuals will worm their way into any and to everlasting destruction gets 500 public body and occasionally get them No one seems to criticise or care for bis selves beard getting money for sucb destructive deso Â¬ Probably dear little Lucretla Davidson when she dreamed a dream in tbe midst lating diabolical work but when a still of ber slumbers that a tax on old bache more gifted man speaks to many thousands bad no idea of of people several times a day for a solid lors pates should bo laid its ever comlna anywhere near true It month reanimating the homes and hopes Will be remembered that tbe said bache- Â¬ lors refused to pay the unjust assessment of thousands of mothers wives and chilwere sold at auction to sucb old maids dren by arousing their sons husbands M would bd for them and fathers to the dangers of dissipation AnJ forty clJ tuldm iomo younger some raising the unfortunate from the death of older of UcliiursJ saoM bachelor homo on htr ihoul- - despair turning a multitude and prodigals arousing back toward God and home Jones and Ingersoll hyper-Calvinis- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jri an entire city to a more optimistic confi- Â¬ dence in God law and the right If he gets anything like a liberal contribution for bis work some people think bis cupidity is awful If he receives it They would lead you to believe tbat the purer tho better and broader a mans work is the greater tbe privation and destitution be should suffer as be fights tbe great battles of life We small or mediocre preachers seldom refuse any money given to us then why should we think it strange that a preacher doing a work so much grander and greater than ours should take and use what is given to him Tho great lawyers and doctors are not so regarded by tbe rank and file of their professions Sam sent his agent to Bob proposing to discuss the questions at issue between them in a joint debate in the largest auditorums in tbe leading cities of America Bob was intensely emphatic and laconic in bis refusal If such a debate could be arranged the valley between Ebal and Gerizzem would be an appropriate and the only auditorium in the world large enough for the audience We are really sorry that the challenge was not accopted Bob knows as well as the vast audiences all over this land tbat Sam is no reed shaken by tbe wind but a man of extraordinary gifts and power before an assembled multitude An officer on guard at the entrance of Music Hall Sunday afternoon at the close of tho sermon to 6000 men on Con- Â¬ science Record and God was nervous with excitement as he remarked Ob wbat a dangerous power tbat man would be If be was turned In tbe wrong direction If he had only given the word 5000 of his audience would have followed him In an instantaneous charge on tbe saloons of St Louis These audiences are first drawn through idle curiosity and the fame of the preacher then lol and behold they are astonished at his knowledge of human nature and of tbe nature of God at bis penetration of tbe heart hunger ot their own Individual lives Tbey are convinced of a beart of real sym pathy In tbe preacher who not only knows tbelr need but also their weakness and Is willing to lend tbem a belpng band They are captivated by Ilia courage ot a man who fears neither men nor devils and is willing to champion an unpopular cause Tbey are fascinated by a preacher whose method manner wit and bnmor are They are as natural as tbe air be breaths both cbided and charmed by a gospel In tbe concrete so void ot abstractions as to touch tbem exactly where they are living seven days in tbe week The three weeks meetings in St Louis culminated on Satur day and Sunday in an effective work as the At 10 evangelist has ever accomplished a m Saturday ha spoke to about 4000 At noon to about ladles in Music Hall 3000 men by Invitation In the Merchants Exchange In the evening again to bis usual audience in Music Hall Is it now about time to let up on excotr Ho is a Methodist warp and ailng Sam woof and too valuable a man to our country and age to be alienated from us In Â¬ stead ot calling him ugly names let us all pray tbat the pentecostal baptism ot the Holy Ghost may come upon htm thit the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ noon and evening of bis life may be even GARNERED TRIFLES fe more potential and wonderful than tbe Berlin ranks as tbe healthiest city in the morning bas been St Louis Christian world Advocate The steamship City ot Paris keeps up CHINESE LAWS PECULIAR steam with tbe aid of fifty four furnace Flowery Kingdom Is Well Governed But Largely Self Ruled said Tbe borne life ot tbe Chinese appears WilliamRussell of Shanghai to be but littlo understood outside of tbe limits of the Flowery kingdom The most powerful institution in China is the family The most remarkable altributo ot the fam- Â¬ ily is its ability to exercise judical powers upon its members If a Chinaman com- Â¬ mits a minor offense tba law as we term it takes no cognizance of the case The family takes upon itself the punishment of the offender by flogging or imprisonment and the compensation of the injured party It is only in tho graver offenses such as murder that tbe culprit is handed over to judicial authority Tbe ability of tbe Chinese family to sus tain its feudal prerogatives is owing to its being part and parcel ot tbe land itself There are no landlords in China Tbe land is tbe property of tbe State and tbe occupiers pay a small tax to the former for the use of it This tax must be paid whether the land is cultivated or not no family therefore makes Itself responsible for more land than its members can care for Tbe state further reserves tbe right where the occupiers do not do justice to their holdings to dispossess them and This land tax ranges from relet it twelve to forty cents per acre and the aver- Â¬ age size of each holding Is nine acres Apart from this glebe each family has tbe inalienable right to two acres of land wblcb is strictly entailed upon tbe family and furnishes tbe site of tbe homestead The members of the family who in trying their luck in adjacent cities fail to make a success bave always the ancestral home to fall back upon and tbe accompanying farm to work on and live by A poor law is unknown In China and failure is not to be found in tbe lexicon of tbe laboring class Another point which younger na tions might incorporate in their code is the respect paid to tbe aged in China Tbe old people are assigned the best rooms in tbe family home and are not In any way looked upon as worn out or undesirable Sucb conditions bave obtained relations for hundreds ot years and suggest tbe thought that wanting as tbe Chinese have of late been found In tbe fighting arena as home rulers they can give points to tbe remainder ot tbe universe Â¬ fires Tbe women of Morocco never celebrate their birthdays and few ot them know their ages Powdered glass is now nsed to make sandpaper Tbe glass is pulverised by heating it red hot and throwing It into water Tbe condor Is tbe largest bird in exist- Â¬ ence Some of those shot in tne Ande bad a spread ot wing ot 18 to 20 feet Tbe sound ot a bell can be beard through the water at a distance of 45300 feet Through the air it can be beard at a dis Â¬ tance ot only 456 feet As blind as a mole is not a sensible comparison as tbe mole is possessed of good eyesight although its eyes are very small about the size of a mustard seed Tbe observance of Lent is one of tbs oldest customs among Christian nations It is in fact a custom ot sucb antiquity tbat its beginning is involved in obscurity Â¬ DONTS FOR THE WHEELMAN Dont wear a clowns costume erates facetious comment Dont boast of your days record race is not always to tbe swift wheel A snub It gen Â¬ Tbe Dont notice small dogs that chase tbe and dust discourage tbem s Dont put your shoulder to the wheel People will think you a professional io training Dont try to pass every vehicle on tbs road Chesterfield said it is vulgar to be in a hurry Dont think tbe one you belong to is the only bicycle club of any consequence Dont ring your bell to have cows get out ot tbe way Tbey will take caro ot themselves Dont disregard the private road sign Lawsuits cost more than bicycle suits Dont clean your wheel too often Constant rubbing will wear away a stone Truth Tbe Younger Pitt was short in his swers but his brusqueness was generally was pleasant Auber tho composer only baste In tbe dispatch of business that enough to tbe people whom be allowed to but tor this brevity must have gone undona see him but be was about as bard to obGeorge III so far from being tbe fere tain an audience with as tbe czar of Russia clous tyrant desoribed In tbo declaration Tennyson was so continually pestered by of independence was as gentle as a child strangers who songht a glimpse of him or to all with whom be came in contact with bim that he gave tbe to have a word people tbe impression of being exceedingly William Penna formal but kindly polite uncivil ness impressed even tbe Indians with whom Â¬ Â¬ be dealt One of the names given him by Job Work neatly executed at this them was tbe Good Big Chief f office Estimates furnished on Send your Job Worked this of Send in your orders application fice Satisfaction guaranteed at once iiiAaifc 0 tf hcs tlflG 23ee J4SI1BS- REPUBLICANS MEET Stnte Plainly Their Views Upon The Plitnnclnl Question The Lending Issue of AND BBB PUBLISHINQ COMPANY Incorporated itfredthercsloOice it Kirlltiftton at Second el jii nutter SUBSCRIPTION on Year ittlctlr RATES the Dny JUNE Oth SELECT DELEGATES TO THE STATE CON VENTION 1895 I Mauisonvimk Ky In advance 50 Hit Months rhreeMonths is 5 Single Copies Hnerlmen conlei mailed rree on atr canon wanted In alt natll ot llie Orresrondents May 11 p goodly num Pursuant to call ber of Republicans assembled in ti Sir itattle O up ton the court house Saturday May aountr AdJretaui torpirtlculara Dukedom Tenn follow nth Convention was called to Tho mificlo of tho bicycle lies in RATES 01f ADVERTISING order and J B Earl elected Chair its birth death and resurrection II oo una square first Insertion Cyclists desiring to join the man and E L Hendricks Secre in its incredible lond bcaring pow ftacli subsequent Insertion Sick Hoadnchoancl Neuralgln Cured Display advertisements for Ion periods con tary League of American Wheelmen er 111 proportion to its weight in At rpcciai ratei traded or by Hoods Local Notices j cents per lino its displacement of tho horse as a may obtain full printed informaChairman stated the object of Marriage birth and death notlcea Inierted tree PRESS PARAGRAPHS Hood Baraaparllla haa done mo a great Rational Jatpifal means of pleasure and in the seObituary notlcea will ba charged centa per line the meeting to be to select dele tion and blanks by sending name deal ot good I have been a sufferer from arrAII advertisements at regular ratea mutt lection of its mechanical details of swill TOOMBS lake the run ot the paper Ustra position Con- lick hcadacbo and neuralgia nearly all my and address to the Cycling Editor I From Our Regular Correspondent tubular compressed air support tulten only when arranged for br apeclal con gates to attend the Louisville life Tho pains had become bo Intense J N Edwards fell from the ncw trtct The Bee vention June 5th 1895 and ap- that my hands would cramp for hours so framing and chain driving All A Idrjtt all rommunlcallona to Washington May 13 1895 Methodist The influence of the cycle on so- of these arc details often before in pointed the following Committee that I could not uio them The doctor mansvillc church building at Kirk THE BEE Monday breaking his A great deal of comment has my huaband thero was little help for The pneumatic tire the greatest cial life is already great and will troduced in machines but never Earlington Ky on Resolutions Charles Ashby told The different medicines tried had right leg and two ribs besides sus- passed recently on the advance pubma probably constantly extend as it before permanently retained That C J Waddill T W Gardiner J greatly disheartened mo Since ualngtwo taining many painful bruises about lication of Supreme Court decis single improvement applied to the provides an outdoor sport nnd these cast offs aro undeniable bottles of Hoods Baraaparllla I have real MAY i6 1895 THURSDAY Mr Edwards is the con- ions The publication a long Cycle was invented and patented amusement for women which did G Foley and Wm Beard lied relief so much so that I feel Hkea now the face is convincingly proved tractor for tho building and fell a time in advance of the announce by Dr John B Dunlap about not previously exist in any form in by their continued use under hu In due time the following Reso Dime Kentucky hai bien under continuous distance of twenty four feet of the decision of the Su 1888 ment Banomm American women arc man muscle driving power This tire was received with America critic rule lor manr jean It hat not gliin much lutions were reported and adopted premo Court in the income tax partita Todd County Progress Finally theono great achieveattention to Internal Improvements nor art III Reridicule as an absurd impossibility not walkers but tho cycle is per Resolved 1st That the haps better suited to womans use We dont often pose as a spirit case giving accurately the sub- Many great inventions if of tho bicycle is to increase schools outsldool Ml clllei what th ought to publicans of Hopkins County ap- person Our little boy not all than mans and seems destined to ment of what be But Iniplt ot comparatively email expandl Mic human powers of ldcomotion has boon troubled ual advisor but our counsel to stancewould be the decision of the court gave rise to the have been so received turn tha State It out ol money and hat a deficit prove the call for a State Conven- with his throat but wktw rVWadd an outdoor clement to the life so mat tne siow tootcu man is Mr Edwards is to connect himself present comment ol 700000 on III handl It is an extraof woman the world over whir nprjcaaillip vWnt of all nu tion at Louisville Ky on the 5th since taking Iloods Sarsaparilla soreness and hoarieness have gono and ho is better with a church which docs not be ordinary fact that there seems to There were two things yesterday was not possible without the nmg creatures--iiJJ- v uC r of June 1895 In health Mrs Mattik Quit on lieve in backsliding and falling be always a leak where there is nn which Chief Consul Isaac B Pot Theres no doubt of it that there Resolved 2nd That were affirm Dukodotn Tennessee winged wheel Got Iloods in Engineering Magazine important decision to be rendered is a strong sentiment in this state become cathar from grace with such vehemence our faith in and pledge our allegi ticHooda Pills who tries tho favorite per box There is hardly one case of import ter lelt highly elated over The them 23c with everyone in favor of a sound currency Wat ance to the principals announced Wednesday night some thief ance before the court in recent first was the passage of the Cycle Hardin John Brown and a few in National Platform of the KENTUCKY AND the last SOUND with unmitigated gall stole several years that has not been forecast in Path bill and the second was the others to the contrary notwith- Republican Party held at Minnehundred pounds of bran from Mr some way This docs not appear continued good record in point of MONEY standing R H Rudds stable on Seventh at first sight a very important mat membership which is being made apolis Minn Kentucky is generally looked and Lewis streets and then took ter It seems to involve merely The Hopkins County RepubliResolved 3d That we stand upon the dignity of the court more in this State The official memas a State a majority of the Mr Rudds road buggy to haul it important matters are Butstake at cans unhesitatingly defined their where the Republican party has bership record for the present week people of which is more than likely away in I he buggy was returned The decision of the court in a parEARLINGTON KENTUCKY position on the money question always stood in favor of the use but no clue can be had to the thief is particularly and to cast in its influence with the ticular case will affect the stock shows that New gratifying rapidly Owensboro Messenger York is The Republicans of both gold and silver under such last Saturday market very seriously This has If only the throughout the State are in favor limitations and restrictions as shall free silver party We suppose that this thief is a occurred very often Stock opera- leaving Philadelphia far behind counted this and the State is making gigantic All secure and preserve the parity of Democrats were of a Sound Money System sort of sulky felloe operating on tors therefore keep special repre- strides to catch up with Massachuwould probably be true Senator sentatives at Washington whose setts The list this great hurrah about the inde- the metals and shall make a dollar a bran new plan Proconly business is to advise them in that New York this week shows SPLM DID LINE OF VEHICLES pendent and unrestricted free and worth 100 cents in all the markets Blackburn and ex Governor had added tor Knott undoubtedly represent The womans edition of the advance if possible of decisions of names to the membership list 290 GOOD STOCK To unlimited coinage of silver comes of the world the Secretary of the Treasury of date this year New York isClarksville Tobacco their partys sentiment on this has sent from the Democratic side of the deleResolved 4th That the was one of the handsomest the committies of Congress of Con- in over 300 more new members ELEGANT TURNOUTS sue more accurately than House in Kentucky gates appointed at this convention gress itself of the Supreme Court Henry Watterson sheets ever sent out from that littie or of any other body or person than was sent in during the whole Buckner be an they are hereby instructed alof last year HAULING op Wit have noticed several at to cast their votes fust last and all and Secretary Carlisle And it city The Leaf Chronicle has FURNISHED ways led in Clarksville journalism whoso act is likely to make a change The passage of the law for The ON SHORT NOTIOE tempts to interview Mr Bradley time for W O Bradley to become appears to be certain that the and the women on this occasion in the value of securities Very Tribunes plan for a cycle path on EVERY DESCRIPTION on the money question While a candidate for Governor of Ken- Democratic State Convention kept the paper up to itshigh stand- often these correspondents are able the surface of the old aqueduct in Chaigcs Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed to state positively that the decision both houses of the Legislature was of his position tucky ard Todd County Times wc have no doubt of the Supreme Court in a certain Resolved 5th That we cordi which meets June 25 will commit in tins matter wc beljcvc it is good received with delight by all wheel1 lus good brother doesnt seem ally Invite all persons who favor the party unequivocally to free case is to be for or against a cer- men yesterday Riders who in politics as well as statcmanship the reduction of our State expenses silver to know that women have got a tain interest There arc a good dulge in century or half century Toe Beit Shoes a for him to announce to the people who love the fair name of Kenm tar tb Lcut Uoaty in which the Supreme runs mfj But there is another element in great deal of newspaper bustle many ways were particularly pleased for Codrt decisions could leak Any the plan opens up a new of the state that he is for good tucky believe in sound money free Kentucky to be taken into account about them to one of the justices could let fall by them which will when routenew FIT FOR money nnd consequently opposed elections and a fair count to come and that is the Republican party the Bishop J A B Bee of Wash chance or by design an intimation path is completed be the best AKiNQ to free coinage of silver The re forward and aid us by their votes It seems to be forgotten that in the of the nature of tho courts con to hurl from power the party of Over One Mllllen IV wear Ihe publican party is with us and can broken promises that lms done Congressional elections last No- ington North Carolina will preach clusions Then the private secre graded as well as the most pictur W L Doualaa 3 and 94 Shoes at the colored Methodist Church csquc route for wheelmen in this All oar iiqe nro Monllr alUfatrr not afford that its probable candi nothing but multiply offices and vember the Republicans cast Sunday at 11 oclock and 730 at taries of the justices are very apt country Tbf r Ira the tMt vuua or Ua monfr VI7aaB t V As soon as the path is W alVj kVaataaW r eqaMciuum iaof in ilyM ud nu Wl I date for Governor keep longer increase our burdens ami I sm Tfcaprlcwaaro 54 about 3000 more votes than the night Alll are invited to hear to know what the decisions of the ready for the riders club runs will BToKj uniform aUmpcdonj VSam iSSaaaaVI TBi aBBBBBBV court are The court printer and become oven more popular Resolved 6th That the followVVjaK him Wk Glasgow Republican Sara silent Speak out Mr Bradley froaSI IoSJmvm orarothtrmkk yon w than roar rtctler cannot oppijr eaa ing named persons be appointed Democrats did and that they some of the other employees also they are f Of course wc infer that the and your calling and election is delegates and alternates York TribCsrdaTonPraath 5 nave a certain share of responsibil une to attend elected five of the eleven members XaBBBBi JiaaK taaaaam made sure bbbbbVi TiaKLr bba- - Enamelled Calfaad Kftornraa the State Convention at Louisville of the Fifty fourth Congress and Bishop is a bumblebee who can ity for the preservation of the courts 3tMH WKgMKKm wV i3oo roliee usee Wwiiwi make stinging remarks if neces- secrets So the duty of preserving on the 5th day of June 1895 viz uA 2 would have chosen six if they had A MARVEL OF MECHANICAL Mr Hardins presumptuous ACIUEVE- Bar KaMlaaM so important a secret is pretty well mE8ISO DELEGATES ALTERNATES not given their votes to an inde- sary tTui t MEnflluJIIE remark he recently uttered is ment distributed and it is not at all sur V9h v If your dtaler cannot tnpvl T Robinson pendent candidate in one district J H Jones mThis TTimmTmiiiw indeed a corker He is credited The bicycle marks at this mo weak spot The lion Parnell which was prising that there is a Mike Fitzgerald G Clark TT Tin So the Republican party is really whipped in a bull fight W L Douglas Ii with saying that Free Silveris the R J Salmon at t Mont- somewhere and that the decision ment the utmost advance of in D Woodruff BracktaB Mas the majority party in Kentucky erey Mexico three weoky ago in substance gets to the public be ventive thought and its construct- Â¬ State issue that he is the leader of Dr Brown H Fox fore the time for its publication ion crowns the highest pinnacle of and its attitude on the money vas killed in a thirty foot fighting Toney Bradley his party in State politics and the H F Porter A M Barnett question will probably have more ring in tne same city Sunday Dy a One of the greatest scandals Wash mechanical achievement Mack Wyatt most presumptuous of all that the The foot of the panther the Mexican bull These two events ington nas Known was a sale ot a King Peyton James to do with the position of the sound money Democrats will in John would tend to throw some doubt decision of the court a good many wing of the eagle the rolling sphere Marion McCord William Finley For Sale by JNO M VICTORY State than the Democratic atti- upon the universal belief that the years ago by a man who had marCO these are the superlative models Earlington Ky November next vote the Demo- W B Gardiner Herbert Garrett tude Expressions of opinions lion is the king of beasts Hart ried the daughter of one of the jus- combined by the final art of men cratic ticket anyhow no mat- Brit Hawkins W F Burr tices The speculators who bought in a structure which for lightness from Republican sources on this ford Republican ter what its platform and prin- Charles Ashby C J Waddill the decision made a great deal of and strength for carrying load and subject are therefore valuable as Gardiner J C Bacon Nobody doubts that the lion is money but they forgot to ciples are In thus posing as a TW pay the avoiding shock is almost worthy D Martin W the king of beasts and this case in dishonest leader even his closest friends have J L Hendricks IJ W Crumbaker showing the drift of sentiment and he never to rank even with the creations of E Slaton One such indication comes from point seems to demonstrate that received the price of his perfidy Nature herself good cause to refuse to be lpd as WHRoss P B Cabell Ir the Earlington The noiseless tread of the feline The public parks of Washington Bee a Republi- the bull is the ace of animals it were by the crack of Mr Har- J G Foley A M Ranes are the pride of its citizens and the foot the large thin tube and the can weekly newspaper published V McEuen Wm Rice dins whip A very exalted opin J EARLINGTON KENTUCKY edge wise strain resistance of the A Louisville man de- joy of the stranger within its gates Resolved 7th That the Secre in Hopkins County That journal clared insane and is has been ion he must have of the people of 1 heir improvement did not cost a aquiline wing and the nearest further stated his party Even Democrats can tary of this Convention furnish a said in its number for April 25 that his insanity is due to the too small fraction as much as the Capi- known approach to that motion copy of these Resolutions to our 1895 close a study of the silver question tol and the great public buildings without change of the centre of have honest motives can be lovers county papers with the request The Bee believes only in the If this sort of thing keeps ub there nor ganything like as much as gravity plane which belongs to the of sound money and possess cour- that they publish the same AND DEALERS IN gold standard of value There is will be a fine opening for the es- - the paving of the streets and aven- sphere rolling on a straight line age enough to carry out their The object of the convention be out one to the yard meas- - taDiisnment ot a silver cure es ues vet it is a question as to which these are the elements combined lengtn ing accomplished the same was ure See Bro Hardin convictions in the design of this matchless ma To day the pecially since the courts have of these three marked characterisot the Bee adjourned sine ate coined silver dollar is worth its practically abolished the monopoly tics of the capital city is the most chine whose construction employs Each delegate who was chosen J B Earle E L Hendricks face value because it can be ex- of the Keely cure Owensboro admired of visitors To the lover to day perhaps a hundred millions of the beautiful in nature however of capital in this country and the Chairman Secretary changed for a gold dollar The Inquirer at the Republican County Convenparks stand pre eminent No other finest and most ingenious machin- DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES credit of the Government does this tion last Saturday to attend the A man whose cents is limited city in the world is so favored in ery which American talent can crebut the present load of silver is DEL A WARE State Republican Convention at should steer clear of deep prob- this respect The present is the ate straining this credit and but a Hair Tooth and Paint Brtislies Louisville on June the 5th should A Stile not much bigger than a re- short time ago wc were close to lems and if he is obliged to con- season of beauty in parks They First a foy and then a whim and make it his special duty to vattend spectable coal mine in Kentucky the point when a silver dollar sider silver we recommend him to are now rapidly assuming their then that least regreted of all dethe State Convention If anything but numerously populated with could not be exchanged for a gold tackle German Silver which is verdure and their attractions will parted things a toy and a whim few Dem- dollar continue to increase until the ad- Â¬ dropped discarded and forgotten The 100000000 of gold should happen that would make good Republicans and a But Delaware evidently borrowed by the Government pre- far less intricate and is all the vent of the winter frosts The ocrats the bicycle had the living force it impossible for him to attend he needs a new Constitution like vented the threatened disaster sapie in Dutch planting of flowers will soon be be- of a vital seed dropped in the fer 5rReacly Mixed Paints all colors in small cans should at once so inform his alter- we Kentuckians are blessed with The coin of silver and the printed gun It is an interesting fact that tile sou of a man s eager desire Mr J E C Swann of Zion is the flower beds alone of all our and has risen from the dead not nate in his Majistcrial district of a Constitution that allows a man to greenbacks arc dollars only so PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD the fact and request bun to attend hold but one office at a time The long as the Government is able to the owner of a very remarkable public parks comprise an area of only to be the instrument of one of projectors andbuildersof the great exchange them for the only dollar hen She recently hatched a seven acres This year these beds our grand divisions of out door in his stead Hopkins county instrument we live under limited brood of chickens and had them will be supplied with neatly 400 sport but to enter seriously into possible the gold dollar TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT should have a full representation one office to the man expecting in following her around every day 000 plants of over 200 varieties for the business and daily life and This is a frank clear utterance Notwithstanding this the of her allotted seventeen delegates time to have offices enough to give mother the summer ornamentation of the pleasures of civilized man in every -BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN on the subject No newspaper finds time each day or every other breathing places of the division of the globe present at the State Convention on each good Populist citizen one has been more explicit in defining day to march away to some quiet wise And It is a strange story this of the Business Collet of the capital city Normal School June 5th and all other good Re- ation they were the in their gener Democrats of its opinion ior unless ihe statement was retreat and there sit herself down Secretary Greshams illness is velocipede which died only to ESTABLISHED IN 187S publicans whether delegates or not Kentucky in their haste to get a and lay an egg This is some serious but not critical He suf spring up again as the bicycle into BOWLIHQ GREEN called out by the challenge of a COLLEGE BUSINESS should take a special pride in at- fifty cent dollar jine em the in I SOUTHERN thing remarkable to say the least fers great pain and has been for- an all pervading life after resurNORMAL SCHOOL contemporary and it doubtless re of it Henderson Gleaner IhCRreat Dullness Tnlnlnf SchoololtheSouth I English Scientific and CUuli e Teachers tending also Let Hopkins county dications are there will not be Pod- rection Ir bidden to receive callers His phy ii and uw ivccjinK auun nanu f rovldcd locution iciegrapnr 1 ypo courses i at tor rfnw ftiui - nf vai rd flects the opinions of a majority of Wrltlntr and Pnm2mhin Punlls ran mter ratr ani tuition end tot As a passing craze among those any Republicans awaken to a realiza- ufists enough left to fill the present In the way of curiosities we sician says that there is no occaI catalogue tioio ocnu ior catalogue But anoffices At present in Delaware the Bees constituency sion for alarm over his condition Athenians of America who seek jyMentlon Ooona dsslred Address CHERBT BROS ProrTO Bowlinf OraanSj tion of the act that if all RepubliMr Swann can the governor holds a monopoly of other and more official indication must admit that and that he will probably be all every day some new thing it cans will only do their duty this the offices As Governor and State of Kentucky Republican sentiment rather down his competitors right again in a few weeks crossed the ocean to England and year we can elect a Republican Senator he represents a small mi on the currency question was given We dont see anything to hen der There has just been completed a when it had become so dead here a few days ago The Republicans him from getting rich if his other new portrait of President Cleve- that the very name was disgrace Governor of Kentucky in Novem- nority in a very large way To honest people when the of Marion County met in mass fowls will follow the egg sample land painted by Don M Dickin- and costly wheels could not even ber next Governor vacated the executive convention last Monday to appoint laid son For the past month the be given away but were abandoned down for them delegates President lias been giving his spare by their owners because of the SOME OF COINS FALLACIES chair which was his right and to be held to the State Convention took possession of a Senators chair June 5 and to adopt a The portrait is a odium which horse owners had sucThe quickest return from pota- time to sittings If says Coin the United that belonged to the people of Del- platform The currency plank life size head and bust and is very ceeded in bringing upon the veloc toes we have heard of was reported States would come into the mar aware it looked like a theft and reads as follows It ipede English muscle was rejoic BPEOIALATTSNTION Bob Raily satisfactory to the President That we believe the people are by S P Thompson we believe the Senate of the United ket and buy 100000 horses would also meets with the hearty appro ing in a new field of wide range exQIVBM TO aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaflaW entitled to and should have a a cropper on his farm bedded a val of Mrs Cleveland who has ercise and so after ten years of jZsCL A HEARSE States will so decide not horses advance in price bushel in a hot bed and in ten In this little onion bed on Uncle sound and stable currency with mouldering This he argues would be the Sams big farm a new discovery gold as the unit of value and we days 1000 slips were drawn and watched the progress of the picture disapproval in the tomb of popular PURNISHBD in America during FUNERALS with great interest Mayfield Mirror effect on silver if the Government has been made in an Anthropolog are opposed to the free and un set Exit the Monroe doctrine with which the velocipede constantly ON SHORT NOTIOi ITAHHP1ltfaSiHflHu12F4uHKL If the foregoing is Raily a fact England in the capacity pf grand grew in favor abroad re christened A new tribe very low limited coinage of silver except in would open the mints to silver ical way a ratio to its intrinsic value as three is no doubt but that the crop chamberlain But the analogy is fallacious in the scale of humanity has been showing the door as the bicycle tho winged wheel SPECIAL ATTENTION Free coinage docs not mean that found the tribe of Addicks Pos- recognized by the commercial na- per in question is indeed a slip That such is the result of the Cor crossed the ocean once more this First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates PAID TO is to buy sil- sibly the missing link and we tions of the world We believe in that the Government into episode so far as the United time to the westward and the MY HIQS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY S TBAVELINO MEN pery fellow ver but that it is merely to stamp await with much interest the re the coinage of silver in such quan States is concerned many public reign of the bicycle began in Amer Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot ISAAC DAVIS grains One dollar once port of the Yale professors who tities and at such a ratio as the men privately admit 412 Whether the ica with the high or Ordinary The Populists of Hart county stamped it is again on the mar will investigate We believe there silver dollar can be maintained on administration was right or wrong wheel Tho high wheel had a well ket will be found more cheek than link a par with a gold dollar utilizing met Munfordville and nominated in the attitude it assumed is not re made comparatively light steel Now lake Coins horse illustra- in tho individual members of this for money to the fullest extent John B Carpenter for the Legis- garded as being so much to the tubular frame wire spoke suspen BEN T ROBINSON Bowling Green Demo tion Suppose the Government tribe cheek well hardened with the output of our own mines con- lature point The fact remains that tho sion wheels and solid narrow rub crat were to announce that it would gold The minor members- of this sistent with tho integrity of our attitude was assumed and this ber tires which glided into public brand U S on 100000 horses tribe so far discovered are from one currency Tho Republican party The plane truth is if Mr Car government stands committed by favor and largo use so silently and would that action have the least Morgan one Moore one Robbins will in tho future as in the past penter will raise tho old hew and it That awful thing a precident quickly as to become a universal Qeajp effect on the horse market Tho tribe of Ad stand for honest money and na cry about tho and one Ball rottencss of tho has been made Great Britain and out door presenco while yet the Always on hand a full ana complete itock of Suppose the Government should dicks is so far found only in the tional honor tho whole of Europe are greatly non using public was hardly aware go further and say every horse so State of Delaware Hore are two expressions of two old parties ho will find that amused whilo Central and South of its return from improving travel DRUGS AND MEDICINES It is a stench stamped should be accepted as 16 in the nostrils of honest people opinion on the money question that adze greatly the pleasure of America are correspondingly de abroad PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES hands high as belonging to the and we are glad it was not discov from widely separated Republican his constituency Lallament the roving French pressed It is comedy for one side PAINTS AND OILS and tragedy for the other with tha man brought some parts of his 230 class would that influence the ered in time to be displayed at the sources in Kentucky Hopkins And everything else known fo the trade Louisville Even Worlds Fair Now is tho time to subscribe for the United States tho bountiful crank driven wheel with jiim when horse market It is not a popular County where tho Earlington is published is situated Tin Bee Bee ing PoHt Musicians prescription show ho crossed tho ocean to tho United provider of both entertainments utfitliu CotnpomiM Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ii 1895 f Gave New Life 5 near the western end of the State whll Marion County where the convention was held lies near tho center of the State nbout sixty miles south of Louisville There must be a strong and uted sentiment in the State in favor of sound money to Justify these bold utterances If it is clearly and firmly expressed at the Republican State Convention next month Kentucky will become one of the most decisive battlegrounds of this year on tho currency ques tion In that event thero would be little doubt of the Republicans winning for a split in the Democratic party appears inevitable And with Kentucky won for sound money the silver craze in the South would receive its death blow Philadelphia Press well-distrib Â¬ HEALTH AND HAPPINESS come to you If youre a suffering woman Tho messenger In this caso la Dr Tierces FftTorlto Prescription OOOD ROADS Â¬ Its n tonlo and nervine a remedy pro Â¬ scribed by an eminent physician nnd spo claiitt for nil tho peculiar lib nmt nllrncnU Of WOmon Mr rtnuirhliir MIm atoK mkxkh wasone ot and wo called In tho beet doctors liore Btao pot so weak that I had to help her out of bod nnd draw her In a chain 8I10 then tried nomo of Dr Ilcrcos Favorite Prescription In less than A week sbo was out of tied and has been -worklnrt about flvo Ttoki now and looks tha nciuro or lien Ith The first Snfety a Rover was AS or invaotf t am much better of mr fo- - brought to America by Mr L i w Tai mum uviiimaiiit iiviuro t Favorite Owens now dealing in Cycles nt taklnir tho Mtss Mkikbh I suf prescription fcrcd mostof tho tlmo from catarrhal Inllnin Washington Yours respectfully matlon MrsHANUY muhkkk ihitiratfn Delaware W iv jr Notes pierce rr CURE tt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BY W A Statcs in tho Sixties A black smith by trade and a genius by gift of God Lnllcmcnt had concoived tho simple and impossible idea that a man supported on an un stable basisof two unfixed points could exercise tho utmost power of tho largest muscles of the human body without loss of balance and believed that by applying those muscles to turn a wheel of much larger radius than the crank on which tho foot acted a man could thereby increase the length of his stride and so greatly enhance tho rapidity of human translation from one place to another Gonitis is always right it would not bo genius else and it is aston ishing when wo look back along tho line of sccccssful march of an accepted invention to note how exactly right in particular and detail the inspired madam was in his first conception of tho new tiling Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fully equal to the best armories or oven superior as thoy nro tho later construction nnd the magni tude of tho operations and vast numbers of workmen employed warrant nny expenditure which promises to cheapen the production But all or improve the product Granted tho this was inevitable cyclo and its great use tho vast cyclo factories with their magnjfi cent equipments marvels of in genious tool making nnd methods of construction wcro certain to Â¬ Our American cycle factories aro now equipped with tho finest plant which can bo constructed and aro Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ power-sa- Â¬ vers Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hoods lyy Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cures Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Walter McGary Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Livery and Feed Stables -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Leaf-Chronic- le Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ HEARSE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W L DOUGLAS Â¬ Â¬ QUA IT ynyC 48350 S250 Â¬ SaaaE alaaaaaR Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ tt rmy am zmj CD m jfrTK B 3m m 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MJittTiin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ son-in-la- The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGISTS Patent JUediGines and PerfiimBry IPeiixTLt Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ernci Oil Â¬ Â¬ stay-at-hom- Â¬ jr fomicm JV 1 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ L- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ y Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST Mortonn Ky Â¬ -- j JjliAasfrlMf j J gf gW iiu 1 MM i jfurmjiinfm T ifPWT ff ym- 5 fir - HE DECEIVED THE PEOPLE To Mr More Devilment Wm Carrico a farmer living near Modi- and Mrs Rob ert Wilkes on two or three And is In the Penitentiary for a Year sonvillc Thursday morning last a bouncFrom the Lowell Morning CltltenJ miles north of The now arrival Madisonvilie still has some un ing boy baby At Atlantic Iowa on May 7 C M tipped the beam at ten pounds J3u 3tt6tt6tru we tEIjtlix known enemy who is persistently Altor alias Crip Allor was convicted and has evidently come to stay of deceiving the people by selling a worth making attempts to cither take his less compound which he represented lo If you wish a remedy to bring the flush Mr Carricos life or to destroy be Hoods Sarsaparllla and was sentenced of youth to your cheeks new vigor lo your Only a fow nights by Judge Macy at one year at hard labor system and make you strong and well lake his property BgfiH Atlors Dr Sawyers Ukatlno St Bernard Drug ago as he was seated at homo en- tn the Iowa Slate Penitentiary methods were those of a traveling fakir Store joying tho pleasures of his family He has been traveling through Missouri N TIME TABLE L tic Sets A Good Mr Henry Bour circle the sound of n pistol shot Nebraska and Iowa making stands of a Example lands residence rang out in the night air as a bullet day or more In each town and represent MOITN Mill Hoi in has been treated whizzed past Mr Carricos head ing himself as an agent under salary from Nlht Hiprcii miiiho p m a now coat of paint and all the having entered tho open door of C I Hood Co and selling his concocto Uvanivlll Accomodation 7143 6 13 p m requisite trimmings which causes the room rovldtnci tad Milltonlllt Fortunately the ball tion at one dollar or fifty cents per bottle giving with each sale various other worth tOUTH jjS p m it to boom up bright and pleasing missed its mark but the would be less articles Citizens of Qriswold Iowa Mill tn to the most casual observer Nlxlil KlprSM The assassin is still at large awaiting became suspicious and ascertaining from J3 BrsniTllUAccomodttlon 333 p m probably a more favorable oppor- a druggist Ibat Allors compound was not 7130 1 m work was executed by that veteran ProrldencssndMsdliouvlllt srrlrtl In tffeet Sunday Msjr 6 1S94 of the brush Mr Clias McFadan tunity to take the life of this quiet Hoods Sarsaparllla but merely colored W W IlTHKlDflB Asnt Several water had blm arrested Three Indict of Barncslcy whose proficiency and inoffensive citizen ments were found against him tho jury attempts have been made to burn convicted bim after only thirty minutes ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OFTRAtNSAT in painting and trimming goes the house and farm buildings of deliberation and he was sentenced as without saying NORTQNVILLB Mr Carrico all supposed to be the above This Incident suggests the wisdom of purchasing medicines only of reputable For whooping cough Chamberlains 3R work of the same evil minded dealers whom you know Hoods Sarsa O O Se Q By using il Cough Remedy Is excellent parllla Is never sold by pedlers and such GOING BAST freely the disease Is deprived of all danger wretch offering II should be at once reported to 610 p tn ous consequences lUmphli to Central Clljr No doubt the guilty party will the authorities or to C I Hood Co There is no danger In 1043 am Fulton t LoulivllU Lowell Mass Marophls to Loulitllta tIl 1 tn giving the remedy to babies as it contains yet meet his just deserts and it is nothing injurious 23 and 30 cent bottles to be hoped GOING WIIST before his evil purfor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Ben LouliTlllt to Fnllon t33 p tn poses can be carried out Central City to Merophli 737 a in T Robinson Morions Gap and George LouUtUU to Mtmphli uja a tn King St Charles It King Solomon was alive he would now i Go lo - The residence say and be the traveling man learn his A Work i Regenways wise Mr C W Battel CbJBteee tiblmj A Bouncing Boy Baby Born HOUSEHOLD PREVITIE3 CRgs Â¬ Â¬ One pint warm milk two salt butter tlro of nn ojrif one tablespoon of sugar flour enough to Uncoil Illsc then trrnko out and let rlso again Mrs V It ltaulot In Husks Homo Urcadcd Fish Arrange In layers one pint of cold bolted cod or other will to fish half pint Riatod bread crumbs half cupful of gratod cheese sensonod with n spoonful of catsup and any remains of oyster or otlior sauco Tho lop should bo of broad crumbs Â¬ atttnm An English tourist arrived In nn Irish town whero a man was about to be hanged for shooting his landlord Igno Â¬ rant of tho causo of tho gftthorlng ho questioned ono of tho peasants Englishman What Is going on toÂ¬ day my man Peasant Theyro going thang n man A Nllfht Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ OK W Ft Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 6SrirngWifJpp6ninr eratlon arc shown with the greatest taste wide reputation for its prompt cures of and reflect great credit upon the rheumatism lame back sprains swellings lameness 30 cent bottles are for sale Mr David Canslcr of Los Ccr artist The work must be seen to andSt by Bernard Drug Store Ben T Robin rillos N M is in the city visiting be appreciated son Mortons Gap and George King St friends was very sick Charles A lady at Tooleys La Messrs V R Bourland of Mad with bilious colic when M C Tisler a Dock lng a Root Uncle Oscar isonville and Will T Mills of prominent merchant of the town gave her Doc tor Stevens is the Nebo were in tlio city one day a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera owner of a and Diarrhcea Remedy lie says she was small lot of land and a large lot last week well In forty minutes after taking the first Buy feed and lime at W G Mc- dose For sale by St Bernard Drug of dock Last week a neighbor Store Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap who has some experience in boLeods George King SI Charles tanic medicine espied the luxuOur citizens have been expecting Bloom- - Thomas Pike riant growth and mistook it for a crowd of picnicers from Hop Tltey Are Ing Alone and Dr E A horse radish asked for a few roots kinsvillc for several days They Chatten have of the same Uncle Oscar generwill doubtless show up next week been running an odd fellows hall ously told him that he might have when the cold wayc rolls by for several days past on account the whole lot as he had not the Garden seed in bulk at W C of the femininity sojourning in least use for it The gentleman McLeods Dawson Things arc not con- of botanic pretentions secured a Thousands testify to tha wonderful to ducted upon a very systematic hoc and set about manufacturing suits o Dr Sawyers Ukaitne in building basis though the gentlemen arc hay during the prevelancc of solar up and renewing the debilitated and broken beams and for fear that a scarcity down coostltutfou St Oernard Drug certainly holding their own and might ensue We are told that by discarding the use of brooms Store the Doctor cleaned up the entire and dusters they have accumulated Mr J R Rash and Drs A VV of Uncle Not- lot much to the diversion considerable real estate Jackson and Bryan Hopper are in Oscar who got rid of a plant that attendance at the State Conclave withstanding their prosperity they was annoying him worse than a Knights Templar which convened will soon have to retire from busiin the city of Bowling Green on ness as only one plate remains tin gravel in his shoe and at the same Wednesday morning The session soiled and unless they can make time got ahead of the Doctor who will perhaps last about three permanent arrangements with a is a great practical joker Uncle days is laughing now but the dish washer they will have to shut Oscar Bucket jelly and molasses cheap man of roots and herbs is laying down in a week or two for him aud watching for a chance at W C McLeods Four Big Successes to get even Stevens A nice gold watch chain and Having the needed merit to more than Persons who sympathize with the afcharm found on the streets a few make good all the advertising claimed for flicted will rejoice with D E Carr of 1233 days ago can be recovered at this them the following four remedies have office by owner describing property reached a phenomenal sale Dr Kings Harrison street Kansas City He is an old sufferer from inflamatory rheumatism and paying for this notice New Discovery for Consumption Coughs but has not heretofore been troubled in buy groceries Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Peraonal Paragraphs and Farrcn avenue News Notes Other Doing at Home Worthy On Monday night after the sec- Â¬ gone a metamorphosis at the hands with lameness of the shoulder resulting from rheumatism completely cured it ond Sunday in Tunc to proximo of Special Mention of the vet painter Chas Mc- Â¬ with two applications of Chamberlains Rev R Y Burks and A A Nilcs Fadan The colors and trimming Pain Balm This remedy is gaining a arc expected to begin a protracted W C McLeods is the place to of Mrs S M a Cincinnati traveling man representing Bourland on the Queen City Printing Ink Co after has just under- Â¬ suffering intensely for two or Ibreo days Ieligioiis Comer service at Mortons Gap about nine or ten days lasting Â¬ The Hopkins County Holiness Convention will convene at Mor tons Gap Ky June 15th and continue five days Any one desiring to attend these services as a visitor will send in their name at once to Rev Grant Dunning Barnesley Ky in order that homes my be provided for all such Ye will dp the works of your father the devil who was a liar from the beginning said Cluist in his public teaching as he came in contact with those lying PharisaiAnd we have some of cal Jews the same material left who arc assiduously applying their avocation in our day Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs M Munnsthe lady evange- Â¬ list now well known in this section by reason of her abundant labors preached two excellent sermons last Saturday night and Sunday at 11 oclock at the union service now being held in this city While some may and do object to seeing a lady officiate we believe a large majority of our people look upon her as a sincere Godly woman discharging her duties as an evangelist regardless of all opposition as regards the opinion of men Â¬ Englishman What Is ho to be hanged for Peasant Just for a bit uv a joko sor Englishman Hang a man for a Joko Absurdl What did ho do sprinkled vrllh cheese and dotted with Peasant Ho Just mado gama uv his butter Ilako until brown aud sorve landlord sor Lifo hot Country Gentleman Alt Illustration Tossed KggHUreU halt a dozen eggs and beat just sufficiently to mix Professor I havo shown you that tho yolk and while Pour Into a hot but Â¬ color of living creatures Is usually n tered pan and add Immediately the fol Â¬ eloeo Imitation of tholr surroundings lowing mixture Two small sausagei Now will somo ono glvo us an oxamplo finely minced with two tublospoonfuls of this of breadcrumbs niolstoned with cream Student Chinamen aro tho color of and seasoned to taste Stir constantly the Yellow sca nnd American Indians with a largo fork until the whole Is aro tho color of tho Missouri river soft and creamy taking caro not to lot Good News it scorch Turn quickly on to a hot Tha Wort or It dish garnish with cress and serve at Matrimony is a gamo of cards with once Llna Dalton In Farm and Home Irish Stow of Salt Beef This Is a tho chances all ono way sho obsorved way of using up tho remains of a joint after deep thought Yes of boiled beef Tnlto slices of potato Yes A woman has a heart and a nnd placo a layer In the botom of a man takes It with a diamond and after saucepan Scatter sliced onions over It and a good seasoning of pepper and that her hand Is his and besides ho can salt then another layor of potato beat her with a club Dotrolt Trib Â¬ onion etc Add Just onoufjh water to une cover tho bottom of tha pan un Inch Johnny Ambition deep Put tho lid on the pan and boll Little Johnny Im gotnto bo a good contents till Under thuu add the boy bo 111 bo real religious when X tho salt beef cut Into slices half un Inch grow up thick lot all slmmor for half un huur Fond Mother Mammas own treas Â¬ and servo When you have carrots ure Would you llko to bo a minis Â¬ add two cuts In slices to tho otlior veg ter etables Leeds Mercury Llttlo Johnny Nom 1 want to play Apple Tapioca Fill a two quart tho big drum in tho Salvation Army fc pudding dish two thirds full of apple Good News pared cored and quarterod Sprinkle AtDldratum over them a llttlo silt sugar and nut Â¬ Canvasser Let mo wrlto your appli- Â¬ meg Tako one cup of pearl tuptoca cover with cold water anil let it soak cation for one of our tax insuranco pol Â¬ two hours If too thick add a little hot icies Mr Stoxanbons What Is It water put tho dish of tuploaa Into a Canvasser A policy wo issue Insur Â¬ vessel containing hot water nnd lot It boll until thoroughly dlnsolvoJ Then ing millionaires against tho payment of pour it whllo ltotover tho upploi add a Incomo tax Wo tako all tho risk and llttlo moro seasoning and bits of but Â¬ do all the concealment N Y World ton Bake till tho npples are tender A Strong Man Plerco tho apples with u fork and If Bacon That man Black who plays tender removo from the oven and servo hot with cream nnd suar Fresh tho heavy villain in tho new drama peaches or pears uso 1 In the placo of must havo a wondorf ul constitution Egbert Why apples are delicious Boston Budget Bacon lie smokes an entire box of This Is very fine to Coffeo Cake In tho first cat with coffeo for breakfast or at clfrarettcstho last not act and doesnt die Yonkcrs States Â¬ other times It Is best caton hot and manuntil can bo reheatod in tho ovon Ten Opposad to It ounces of flour mixed with two table spoonfuls of cream tartar throo ounces Strawber I dont think tho Incomo of sugar three and ono hnlf ounces of taxis fair It makes a man with a cottolcncc one fourth pint of molasses family pay as much as a bachelor warmed ono fourth pound of sultanas Slngerly You ought not to kick ono fourth pint of vory You are not married pickled strong coffee with one teaspoonful of Strawber bitterly No But I am soda dissolved in it one half pound of engaged N Y World currants washed and dried two oggs A Daneroai Thine yolks and whites beaten separately Lawyer Whats that book you aro threo ounces candied peel cut small one pinch of ground cloves one halt reading Law Student Oh its a work on teaspoonful ground ginger one plnoh of allspice one half teaspoonful of common sonso Lawyer Yes sir and one day with Cream tha cottoleno ground mace and sugar add the spices and the yolks such a book as that would ruin your of tho eggs stir In the warm molasses mind for cgal work forever Judge and the coffee Mix up the fruit and put it into tho flour and gradually Plies Plies Itching Piles add it boating all the time lastly stir Symptoms Moisture intense itching In tho whites which have been beaten and stinging most at night worse by to a stiff snow Put it Into a cako tin scratching If allowed to continue tumors lined with greased paper and bake In form which often bleed and ulcerate be rather a slow oven for an hour and a coming very sore Swyanbs Ointment half orlongcr Farm Field and Fire stops the Itching and bleeding heals ulcer Â¬ tor side Â¬ The Union Meeting commenced over a week ago is not yet what it should be To be sure we arc having some excellent preaching good singing and large congregations every night and a fair attendance at the day services but still there is a drawback somewhere Â¬ Â¬ SPRING Inn SALAD Various Oreens Which Are Used in Ita Mak ation and in most cases removes tbe tu- Â¬ mors At druggists or by mail for 30 cents Dr Swayne Son imiadeipma Â¬ and Colds each bottle guaranteed Elec- Â¬ Money and experience cannot improve tric Bitters the great remedy for Stom Dr Sawyers Ukatine which is for weak ach and Kidneys Bucklens Arnica Salve and debilitated persons and tboso that are the best in the world and Dr Kings New run down from over work St Bernard Llfo Pills which are a perfect pill All Drug Store these remedies are guaranteed to do just Try W C McLcod and you will what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name Is attached therewith will be come out in front glad to tell you more of them Sold at St Mr Jack Vickory at Barncslcy Bernard Drug Store Â¬ 5T has the greatest curiosity of the A Sprightly News- - The Even day a fine yearling calf some two paper ing Post one weeks old born without tail and of the brightwith but one eye The calf is the est and best newspapers published attraction of the town and vicinity in the State of Kentucky has reIf you have tried many remedies and cently established an agency at many doctors and are still debilitated and this place and can be had every weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers morning except Monday from Ukatine and you wltl be cured St Ber H L Browning news agent It nard Drug Store is fresh and full of the news up to Mrs Tatum and two daughters 4 oclock of the last evening Miss Tatum and Mrs Roland of While the Post is a democratic Louisville accompanied by Dr paper it is high toned in its politiL T Wyllis and Finis McGary cal views free from any offensive spent several hours very pleasantly demagogcry and is an out spoken last Friday in exploring No xi advocate of sound money deservmine at this oac ing the patronage of everyone Wanted to sell 300000 shingles favoring a stable and safe money system irrespective of their politiW C McLeod cal views We are pleased to learn that Bucklens Arnica Salve Miss Grace Toombs who has so The best salve in the world for Cuts long been confined to her room and who has fluctuated in the bal- Bruises Sore Salt Rheum Fever Sores ances for weeks and months is Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns at this writing much better and and all Skin Eruptiansand positively cures many are hoping and praying for Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed Price 33 to give perfect satisfaction her speedy and final recovery Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ this climate Last winter he went up into etc Wisconsin and in consequence has bad There is something for everyone another attack It came upon me again to do Get to work Get to pray Â¬ very acute and severe My ing be said Get to believing If you joints swelled and became inflamed sore arc not right with God yourselves lo touch or almost to look at Upon the get right and Zion will yet tri- Â¬ urgent request of my mother-in-laI tried umph There must be a hitch Chamberlains Pain Balm to reduce the somewhere swelling and case the pain and to my agreeable surprise it did both I have If old Moses was requested to used three fifty cent bottles and believe it take his shoes off his feet because to be the finest thing for rheumatism the spot whereon he stood was pains and swellings extant For sale by holy ground as he gazed upon the St Bernard Drug Store Ben T Robinson burning bush in the wilderness Mortons Gap and George King St how dare a modern Ananias to Charles Druggists vent his spleen standing within Soldiers of Christ arise And put your armor on The Public School WUI Picnic The term present of Earlington the Â¬ Public School will close this afterTo morrow Friday the noon pupils will engage in a picnic at the park adjoining Loch Mary The pupils of the School are re- Â¬ quested to bring their baskets to the School room Friday morning from whence they will be conveyed to the grounds the school marching in procession As many of the parents arc requested to be present on that occasion as possible Â¬ Â¬ NOTICE cents pec box For sale by St Bernard To enrich and Improve Inequality of the Drug Store blood purify and brighten the complaxion A Beautiful Such was the one impart a natural and pink color lo the just ended in New Life cheeks and lips and Induce refreshing when on Jersey SI Ber Â¬ sleep use Dr Sawyers Ukatine nard Drug Store May 6th the spirit of George T Mr and Mrs H B Long and Mrs John Cavis received the ordinance of baptism last Friday evening at Loch Mary Elder J WLigon officiating t - Â¬ lifj 50 kegs 6 penny nails at S185 per keg at W C- McLeods Portrait Views and all kinds of Photo Work from Gem up to largo Head Cabinet also copying work done at lowest prices at my gallery Yiroil Fox Earlington Ky Dont Tobacco startling ittlo of a book about the only harmless guaranteed tobacco-hcure It you want to quit aud abit Braces up njcot cant use jnlzed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes weak men gain strength weight and vigor Positive cure or monoy refunded Boek at Druggist or mailed free Ad Â¬ dress The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago Randolph St New York 10 Spruce 8i c or Smoke Away Sit Your Life The truthful Atkinson passed away Born Oct 36th 1810 ho lived the eighty four years of his life in the one home he loved so well a member of the Society of Friends all his life and with moro- - than 200 years of Quaker blood in his veins his life was the reflex of all the good qualIn him the ities of his ancestry poor always found a friend the oppressed a determined unyielding and fearless defender Of a commanding statue and quiet dignity that enforced respect with a gentle wit as refreshing as the dew of the morning that left no scar with a life pure as the sunshine men knew him but to love him His rule of life was the Golden Rule his charity as hound less as the world Great in his simplicity in his love for humanity tho world is better for his lifo Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Died In this I have used city on Friday Mother and Daughter Benefitted one bottle of night 10th Hoods Sar inst Uncle saparllla for female trouble and have reBob Smith in the seventy sixth ceived great benefit My mother has year of his age Mr Smith has taken one bottle for catarrh and it did her a wonderful amount of good Miss Pals been in feeble health for more than alee Belden Rush Branch Ky a year past but has only been confoods Fills cure sick headache fined to his room for a few weeks Marvelous Results His death was quiet and peaceful From a letter written by Rev J Gunder Ho was a member of the Christian Church for more than forty years man of Dlmondale Mich we are per mitted to make this extract I have no Owing to fho absence of Eld J hesitation In recommending Dr Kings W Ligon Brother T D Walker New Discovery as the results were almost of the M E Church South con- marvelous In the case of my wife While ducted the funeral service at the I was pastor of the Baptist Church at home Sunday morning at 9 oclock Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe Ter His remains were laid to rest Sun- rible paroxysms of coughing would last day afternoon at tho Laffoon bury hours with little interruption and It seemed ing ground several miles from Earl- as It she could not survive them A friend ington His wife prccccdcd him recommended Dr Kings New Discovery to tho tomb seventeen months ago It was quick in its work and highly satis factory results Trial bottles free at St May he rest in pcaco and attain a Bernard Drug Store Regular size 30c glorious resurrection and ft 00 Â¬ Passed Through the Valley of Death To thosi who have Hopkins County lands for sale Announcements for advertising these lands in all parts of the country have been Â¬ mado by the Kentucky Bureau of Infor Â¬ mation and Immigration Write Prof J J Â¬ Glenn Madisonvilie for blanks which when properly rilled and returned will be oen to the Bureau That tired feeling loss of appetite and John B Atkinson of Earlington member of Executive Committee will be glad nervous prostration are driven away by to furnish Information No charge made Hoods Sarsaparllla which makes pure for advertising blood Â¬ the sacred precincts of the very altar of God But the devil is cheeky to be sure always venturing where angels fear to tread He may be arrayed in a swallaw tail coat a stove pipe hat and high heel boots or a plainer garb if you please but he is the devil just the same and you will see his old smutty face pop up somewhere Holy writ describes him as never failing to appear when the sons and daughters of the Almighty assemble themselves together you he is said to take his stand on the right hand side of the altar as in the case of Joshua to restrain his influence Since the days of Ananias and Sapphira the world has had its quota of liars and we are sorry to say there is yet a large surplus on hand even those who like the champion liars herein mentioned who were of the company of the Apostles draw their clerical robes about them discounting these ancient worthies to an alarming degree Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ At no season of the year Is a green salad more welcome than In the early spring Heavy salads of meat are too rich for tho warmer spring woathcr Thoso nauseous doses which our in tho olden great grandmothers timos concocted to purify their blood aro superseded in theso modern days of delicious green salads often of the vory herbs which the rood dames used Dandelion leaves bleached into tender crispiness dressod with wholesome sweet oil nnd good vinegar are just as efficient in relieving vague humors of1 tho blood as the same leaves stewed Into a tea and sweetened with molasses The tonder sheeps sorrel which spring up in every pasture as soon as the earth Is warmed into growth is an own cousin to the vulgar dock n which the old medlclno women placed so muoh rellanco for tholr spring messes In act this field sorrol Is tha same plant which the French usod in a cul Â¬ tivated form for one of their table groens Under cultivation the leaves attain a large size and aro sold throughout the spring In all tho city markets The peculiar acid of this plant is supposed to have speolal dietetic powers and is eaten by the French for this purpose The sorrel of the dook order must not be confounded with the truo sorrel oroxalls whleh is also a valuablo green food It Is the ancient and genuine shamrock which Spencer says the Irish used freely as food and from It made a cooling acid drink A few leaves of either of these sor Â¬ rels mako a delicious spring salad mixed with garden lettuce We are just beginning to cultivate the lettuce In this country in its true form bloaohed snowy white true to Its Latin The bleached name of milk plant lettuce is firm and crisp and sometimes retains a little more of the wild bitter flavor so desirable in a salad The cos lettuce is an ideal specimen of the new species of salad plant and is the variety that has been used for years around Paris We are also learning to head our lettuces in this country so as to protect the inner leaves and keep them tender bleached and crisp for salad throughout the summer When grown In a loose form the lettuoe de Â¬ generates ns soon as warm weather oomes like every other plant Into a growth altogether too coarse for food Only thoso leaves grown In the moist cool atmosphere of early spring or pro Â¬ tected by bleaching or by heading from the hot rays of summer are fit for salads N Y Tribune Malting Preparations bocomotute Blasts The sentiment of the following tribute eminated from Foreman L H OBrien and was embodied in verse at bis suggestion by Mr Jesse Phillips It sets forth In a clear and concise manner tbe char- Â¬ acter of Mr William P Pike who crossed tbe dread river March 23th 1893 having N Rail- Â¬ served in the employ of tbe L His fidelity and road thirty five years integrity readily secured bis promotion from fireman to tbe responsible position of Division Superintendent Â¬ nlabastcr is found enjoys engine consumes the least amount special distinction among places in tho world which produce that of coat dttrintr a given time The material which commodity Several side tracks on the Hen is of five main varieties is found derson division will be extended in nodules embedded in huge At the end this season At the one at Rankin masses of limestone about one fourth of a mile will be of each cavern whence it is ex- Â¬ tracted two or three men are to be added to it seen working away with small T The train crews in charge of ban shaped picks by the dim light of anna trains have received their in- unprotected oiMamps of Etruscan structions not at any time or place pattern which by a singular tenato exceed thirty five miles per city of tradition arc still in use hour This step is taken to pre- in the district In one case the vent nn accident to freight while in block of alabaster will be already well projected from its bed of limetransit stone nnd tho operator is carefully A Panhandle train hauling twen picking away all around it in order ty eight car loads of dressed meats to cxtricato the complete block on Friday mado the run from the The larger thc specimen tho more stock yards Chicago to Logans valuable it is in proportion to its port 103 miles in three hours and weight In another search is still fifteen minutes the fastest run being mado for the alabaster and ever made with a dressed meat the workman is vigorously beating train on that division down the wall of limestone until upon what looks like a A Wnstorn nancr savs It is no he lightsHe block then picks away caretncW tn sound the whistle on a nncv fully so as not to injure the prize fast express train said an engineer When there seems a likelihood of yesterday laite a run 01 say 140 a large quantity of limestone havmiles tli much a thicklv settled ing to be removed blasting with country and figure it out The train gunpowder is resorted to per nour ana runs thirty live miles The alabaster industry dates there are about five crossings per back to classic times Great Tivn times 1AO is 700 nOW tniln changes have taken place in it multiply 700 by four the number however within living memory of blasts given at cacti crossing In former days there were three the station signals distinct classes of thats 2800 add the call to engineers of side tracked gaged in the work workmen en of fashioning trains etc and all auout 3000 the raw material the master art hlnctQ nrr- - neecssarv Who savs ist who owned the and that the whistle puller has an easy employed numerous workshop sellworkers time ing his products direct to the ala galleries the The Railroad Gazette in its baster shops or monthly report of accidents which journeyman and the travelers men occurred on roads of the United who took huge cases of the goods States shows that in March there and sold them as they went along in were 126 accidents in which twenty all countries of the world civilized Of these two three persons were killed and eighty and uncivilized injured During the month there the master worker and the traveler s were thirty six collisions and eighty are now extinct species three men usually relatives The one derailments reported As it is the work together in informal partnerGazette says fashion for every hopeful person ship one being a turner another interested in the countrys welfare a modeler and the third a decorato make known any indication of tor who carves such decorative returning prosperity that he may adjuncts on the finished articles Their gains discover we presume that the as fruit and flowers reader will thank us for calling his are very small and indeed travattention to the fact that the num- elers who put in at the port of ber of train accidents in the month Leghorn and have alabaster vases of March shows a slight increase statuary and the like offered at alover the same month last year As most absurdly low prices refuse no special cause was apparent this as a rule to believe that they can increase may fairly be attributed to be made by hand One kind of an increased number of trains run- alabaster is made by a process of ning which means growing busi- dyeing which is still a trade secret ness Perhaps the most conspicu- into an excellent imitation of For a time this has had a ous item in the present record is coral the row of ciphers in the places very large sale but the trade is usually occupied by statistics of now threatened with extinction tramps killed and injured As the freight trains of the country have MINISTERS OP THE GOSPEL been killing or injuring these free ENDORSE passengers at the rate of a dozen a month for a long time the present record must afford considerable relief to the undertakers and the hospitals The tramps resumed business promptly at the opening Rev John Rodgers Danville Ky of the season however and nineIt is a mystery to me almost a teen of them were injured on a single train early in April four of them miracle fatally Only two passengers were Rev Z Meek Catlettsburg Ky killed in March and the half dozen I have used the Electropoise for worst accidents killed no passenfive years and find it invaluable as gers a curative agent especially is it efficacious is cases of feeble women DoWn in ffte Mines and delicate children Rev Robert Barrett Louisville BapMr J C Atkinson the St Bertist Seminary nard Companys popular agent at Electropoise cured after all othe Henderson will soon take a vacaremedies failed tion Rev W W Bruce Houstonville Ky The Crabtree mines was repreElectropoise cured opium habit sented here last Saturday by Mr Richard Salmon Rev Geo Means Covington Ky Â¬ An Eastern railroad enmnnnv of fcrs n nrizc to the cncinccr whose tho Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Now-a-day- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ELECTROPOISE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WILLIAM PKESTON PIKE As tbe pebble thrown into the water Will send the waves from shore to shore Reader let these thoughts though wavelets Find a place in memorys store Tbe first waves always wash the highest Reaching out beyond our sight We oft forget that there are others Stopping nearer in their flight Tis just tbe same when of loved ones Tell their deeds unto tbe world Like the waves that wash the highest Too far from us they unfurl Wavelets little deeds of kindness Thou art nearer to each heart We see thy beauty and tby grander In our life thou hast a part There are men among the living Likewise men among the dead Who have made this world grow better They by William Piko were led Superintendent Harris of the In one night the Electropoise reSouth Diamond mines made a lieved brain congestion and vertigo business trip here one day this We could fill this paper with simweek ilar reports but think this sufficient Colonel Albert Toombs of the to interest you in sending for book St Bernard force is a strong sym- on the subject of health Electropathizer with those afflicted as Job poise rented four months lor 10 was as he is likewise suffering with DUBOIS WEBB a boil of huge dimensions 509 Fourth AvenueLouisville Ky Shipments of coal from Indiana and Illinois mines have increased largely the last few days One reason is that a number of manufactories which used oil for fuel have gone back to another is that manufacturers and railway companies are stocking up fearing M Emerson said That is dont have that there may be a strike next any bicycle but the best ono made the month Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hitch your Wagon Â¬ c4o a Star If a roan was in the gutter And with men he could not stand William would not pass by him But gently lend a helping hand The man thats fallen was his object Help him upward when he could For deeds like these we sound bis praises For more men like him pray we should No one knows the acts of kindness No one knows the hearts made light No one knows tbe men made belter No one knows the lives made bright Twas The Hecla Mining Company are now making preparations to increase their capacity for producing coal A new opening is being made and hereafter no shaft will be used but the coal hauled direct from the mine to the tip Â¬ The new models of these Columbia famous bicycles are now on exhibition Many improvements lighter stronger mora dFb MMfnktlllM beautiful than ever GtCtUUpt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Engineer Pat Whalen we are sorry to say is confined to his TU tu of III Withdrawal home with an afflicted leg that is Willy I hear you havo been a good ausing him a great deal of pain deal confined lately What was tho causo of It The movement of fruit and veg Wally I didnt havo ten dollars etables north has caused business Life on this division to show an inNo Danfar crease and tho boys arc therefore Well I making better time Miss Passeo virtuously should llko to sea a man try to kiss me good by at tho gate thats alll Quite a number of the boys Miss Sixteen mischievously Bo took a fishing trip last week over should I Somorvlllo Journal on the Wabash river and report a nice time Haw to Cure all Skin Diseases Supervisor Sullivan was out last Simply apply Swanvks Ointmbht No week with the work train and Cures tetter loaded and distributed thousands Internal medicine required eczema itch all eruptions on the face of tics on tho Henderson division Â¬ a Â¬ Â¬ working vein is struck and then sec that tho mine is properly developed The buildings so far constructed at the new St Bernard mine near Mortons Gap indicate that when the job is completed it will be the best equipped mine in the state of Kentucky and much of the honor for this grand piece of work is due to the direct supervision of Mr B W Robinson who cannot be excelled at such business Thirty two miles to the south cast of Pisa in the province of that name a very remarkable and very ancient industry is carried on Wo refer to the alabaster in dustry of which a full description bands nose c leaving the skin clear Two or threo bananna trains from actual observation is given by Its great healing and white and healthy curative powers are possessed by no other last Saturday over this line indi- Vico Consul Carmichxl of Leg in a foreign post office re Ask your druggist for Swanvks cate a big demand for such fruit horn remedy port just issued Voltcrra where north and south 3 OintmsntJI Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I understand that Freddy rs getting ready to bo married What Is he doing Taking lessons at a cooking school Judge not for show these acts were prompted Messrs Powell Ashby tho They came from a pure and honest heart new coal operators at Sebrec have Full of love for bis fellow being determined to sink their shaft Always ready to give the start down to No g vein of coal and Yet Death Ibat nurse of dreamless slumbers have now a good force at work Wbo receives us all alike is a This company it is said Has taken one out from among us strong one financially and they That one William Preston Pike intend going down until a good Thousand of miners in Ohio are now out on a strike for higher wages a movement not justified when the fact is considered that coal operators do well to dispose of their coal productions in the summer time even at a reduced price and can not therefore afford to advance the price of labor wrkrrt olumbia M Bicycles 100 HO VA Bttt ef Uwir sricti aacfalaes are Hartford toys aal tlrl Ertftrdi 50 Moore Arnold acts KY EARLINGTON CASPER HARRIE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER WIadisqnvillb Ky If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to order Call at my shoe making establishment opposite the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoe Shoes of my make as all my cus- Â¬ tomers will tell you are made of the best material and are in every respect just what a man needs Very Respectfully Â¬ Â¬ CASPER HARRIG YOUR ORDERS FOU JOB WORK- Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application jiiftiaEU w -- Ttffifffi tn fri flhniTitfl m uUia4tta jJtrnTlrmtor Jt y n ASsm U PBpWr During our stay nt the holm we have written forty six lelltri pa triotic politieal social find religious And that it doeti not need our nssuranet In this space of time w Inva stld n Rteal TPHMBI many things that wo Imvo forgotten and UMcttrtio It J that we wlh everybody else had forgotten In alvanec Vtt Veir We have been necused ot Mying n J aim Sis Months J Three Monlut great tmny things lint wahtva neivr ut rmiinr ADinMxT- t- pat tine inch In tered or that were not understood in the cenla Loeal Noiloes 6 we tbey wero written Special Notices Urevlet run with local toad sense In which Inn mllr fifteen cents per line each have omitted to say n jj rott miny lllnui on Kales i the atiarler or nar furnlsheil on that we ought to hive mid sometimes bi application to Hits office causo we did not happen to think of them utTUAKiiioi ratolutlmeot rotpect lest thxi until it was too lute Wo have sought In Per Hue of tractwelve lines Intertoit tion thereof over Iwetre nf will tie charge I keep ourselves In nympathy with Ilu popu live centi lar thought and how well wo h ivo sucar Club Rates lurnlilioil for most pared ir1 periodical ceeded In this our roaders aro left to siy Wo shall now lay down our pencil and put Publishing Go away our tablet for n few weeks rest after PUBLISHERS which wo hope to ntain entertain if not In terest you J JoloVed Mr Jamei Alexander went to Hopkins ville last Sunday on n visit Wf DIWPW f- - - HJUSIJI H- - 3WPPWnnnHiBBPHIWIRiiraiBMHIlHHHIHRfWAVHBHBBH WW r HP J WVJf i fe Bee wonry bo nt rest LINCOLN ANDTHfi PREAOHEnS Tho lrcalitent tiually Miilo till 1oaltlon Appnrrnt At n meeting of tho Lincoln nnd Itnmlln olnh vecontly tho following etory wna told of Mr Lincoln lllus trntlntf hla peculiar method of stating1 Â¬ Chomborlalna Eyo and Bkla Tttttr 1 df Â¬ Â¬ Bee it n ur Mtiens All cominunlcstlotu lining to Ihti column ill Jul I be ami matters or neni per a I tresed to C W MriwAtiUK lUilintloM K Mrs Georgia Warders list Is on tho sick Mrs Sira Osborn is on the sick list Prof A R Bailey nnd wife of Grcrn vllle were in the city this week LoilgliC Not Doirillns Wa liavn hid soinn tills week bhek brrty Inter In ono ot tho ton- - letters that lmvo boon preserved written by Lnttrcll tlicro tiro Gomo amuslnrr lines which Tho letter may thus bo explained wnn written from Dropmoro to Ropers our well thoro had been come Jolco between them Mr J Hriton Hawking about a btlnry friend ono of their known townsman and highly rslccmcd cotcrlo nnd n Grcclc epigram appeared week ulth the to lllusttnto his miserly characteristic citizen was honored last election as delegate to the Stala Conven- Lnttrcll had translated tho Grcclc and Tho following- Is n3 closo tion with Mr liurbcrt Gurrelt as alter as ho saj b nate The Convention meets at Louis a fit as I can matte it in English In hla closet onco spying a mousoi Cries vill June jlh Pray what buslnoss have yoj llttlo friend In my nousof Last Sunday was a big day with tho Says tho mouso wlthasmllo to tho lover of hoarding U 13 Fs at Madisonvllle tis lodging I looli for Dont bo frightened nottoardlng Llriie Eaves and sister spent Mrs To which might bo added In tho way Wednesday of last wetk at Mortons Gip ot ro tort courteous with Ibeir friend Mrs Lucy Watson twould be Slnco thnts all replies bard to deny Sam Eaves carried a rig to the Gap last You may lodgo howyou can hut to hoard I defy you you Thursday evening to the ice cream open Tcmplo Mar ing at tbo residence of Mr Jacob Coxas Â¬ Â¬ - Mr Patterson of Mortons C ip was In tho cily Ibis week Miss Stssle NiriM nod Mr Rlcltnrd Drown ot Morion Gap wereqiiietly mar Â¬ ried at that place last Tuesday etining Iorclcn Names Jack Did you hear that tho De Smyths had a spill from their jaiintlng car yesterday Mr W R Tejgue of St Charles and Ilo calla It Bob Im not surprhed well known throughout our county was hla turn out Truth Tlioso Prof W R Harding of Owensboro was in tho city last week visiting D II Foslon The brido nearly fainted during tho ceremony and It was all her father Quite a crowd of our people went to could do to support her He And yot I believo ho ha j man Madisonvllle last Sunday to witness the Thanksgiving services of llio U 13 F aged to support both of them slnco tho ccromony Brooklyn Life order at that place hu business Sho Â¬ in the city one day last week- - en route oome from Henderson where ho had been Unugli nil llio Old IWin Mrs Brown How can you say thcro Is more excuso for an Irishman to drink In this country than in Ireland Brown Because my dear over there Colonius Bishop of Madisonvllle was ho can never say ho has taken tho in the city Sunday to the delight of the ivhl Judjro o a cnalto bile lady by tbo meadow Â¬ Mrs D II Foston and her brother W It Harding left for their home in Owensboro last Saturday night No Chinco to Lip Liee Prilchctt went to Providence Sun- day Mabel Our public school closed last Friday and Saturday evenings to good houses at thci Assembly hall The children acquitted themselves very creditably Mr Chas Osborn went to Providence Sunday ill lUi riages aro less happy than thoso of any other month Mrs LaUeshoro No 1 wnsnt any happier than when I was married In October January April August Feb ruary or June Chicago Inter Ocean Â¬ In tho City or Divorces Do you boliove that May mar Â¬ his position I have It from a person who was present on tho occasion said tho nnr Somo tlmo bofora tho lssu tutor nnco of tho cninnolpntlon proclnmn Hon nnd when our military operations were unusually unsuccessful n nolf appointed dolojrntlon of preachers from Now Knjflund nuniboriup If I remem ber Uwnty throo called upon tho president tu induo him to Issuo tho ppoelnmnllnn instntttcr Tholr spcnltci1 wns coolted and primed nnd full of nn tlclpatlon of success Ho announced that thoy woro dclejfatos of tho Al mighty nnd with many flourishes about Moses nnd tho prophets demand cd in tho namo of tho Lord that tho president Issuo tho proclamation dc clnrlnp tho slaves free Ho went on to assort that when that wero dono tho civilized and Chris tian world would rlso up and assist us with such tremendous forco that our success would be assured and much When ho had moro of tho namo sort finished Mr Lincoln quietly said to tho speaker Your rovcrcncCj how many legs has a sheep Tho speaker raised his hands and tho wltolo body of tho delegation showed signs ot disgust as much as to 6ay Wo always heard ho wns a buf foon Hut tho speaker answercu Why four Mr President Now snld Mr Lincoln If you call n sheeps tail a leg how many logs would ho havo Tho answer of course was flvo You all ngrco to this said Mr Lincoln They nodded assent No said tho president you nra wrong A sheep has only four legs and calling his tall n leg docs not mako It a leg Tho npplloatlon wns npparent Issu ing a proclamation of freedom without tho ability to enforco it would bo ridiculous Tho delegation qulotly withdraw without further parley sat isfied of tho presidents position If ho had attempted to explain his position by nrrument they would havo over Chicago whelmed hira with verbiage Triuuno A YUro ltope Trainrny nt Ulbritltar A wlro tramway is stated to havo lately been put up nt Gibraltar for con necting tho signal station nt tho top of tho rock with tho lower town It takes up nil tho materials necessary for tho scrrlco of tho fortress In less than flvo minutes whereas formerly n whole day wns required for cartage by n rough and dlfllcult road The engine houso Is erected at the north end of tho Alamodn whonco start two ropes three hundred and twenty yards long which lead to tho lop of tho mountain A powerful engino gives motion to the ropes carrying tho tubes one of which rlso while tho other descends The ropes aro calculated for a load of more than seventy tons but thoy nover havo to support moro than a twelfth of that weight Selentlflo American Pepin tho Short father of Charle magne was only flvo feet high but had a beard down to his waist L3reno do Medici had a commonplace face weak eyes and a generally unprepossessing nppcaranco Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE BUY WHERE CAN Unit Mimtm 1cuM Wood OH Chronlo Lkiv1 lovor toroi Eczoraa Iuh 1iulrlo Stratcbcd fioro Nlpploa ntitl Pllci It Is cooling and soothing Kv llnmlrettsof oasou havo boon cured by ltitftorullothor troatmont lmd fallod it Is put up la S3 ami CO con t bozos TransactsVQoneral Daiiktng Uuslnessn Special fltTentfo1tfglvreh to collectlonifc For sale at SI Bernard Drug Store Uarllnglon and Geo 3 Kin SI Charles Acfrhh enrc Ointment JOHW B MORTON trCLronloBoroEyn BANKERS Madisonvillk frf THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal Cos CATHOLIC 9 5Inu cl Directory LAN RAILROAD THH QHBAT srroREs If AnaMMMWyM CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 1111 THROUGH TRUNK LINK botween Ibp citlen ot ijo p m ererr Sunday jo lecond mail and lermon mill 700 f Int m Kourr 1 Inilruction and benediction nt 1 A M Coenan pallor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cincinnati Lexington Louiovillo Evansvillc St Louis And tbo cities of Our LOry Service regularly held morning and ovenlnc every First and Third Sunday In each month Voun Mena lraycr meeting Tuendar niahl Regular Prayer meeting Tturiday night Sun dayichool at gjo a m W LIGON Ialtor MISSIONARY DAPTIST CHURCH Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Goods NEW Service second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Trayar meeting Monday nlgbl Sundaychool al g 30 a m I b lMvmdi Paitor GENERAL 1IAPTIST CHURCH Service regularly held at Aisombly Hall every second Saturday night Sunday morning and Sunday night In each month J A Uurden Pastor M K WAtl iotJit Ol-icn-ijg- o AND SPEED UNltlVALED SHORTEST AND QUICKEST UOUTE LOeFftRTKieNT CONSISTS OF v5 IOES FOR From St Louis Evansvillc and Henderson to tho CHURCH Services first Sunday each month Sunday A J UliNNUTT Pastor school at 1 00 p m M SOUTHEAST H AND SOUTH I K- - Services every fourth Sunday morning and night byT C Peters Paitor Prayer meeting every Friday night Y P S CHRISTIAN BNDBAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at rtAisembly Hall E CHURCH SOUTH THROUGH COACHES Pi yifnLfttfiWt7ilij and Chattanooga mak- ing direct connection Â¬ 6jo WITH PULLMAN ZION A M K CHURCH PALACE CARS pepp log HEW f Little Feet Zm AND- Services every Sunday morning at It oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at g js a m W W Dawsey pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrio and Nashville or all points Services Sabbath at 11 am and 7 pm Sun day school at Ojo a m W W Poster pastor ItTdMsotiolKt CHTISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays si 10 30 a m and a 00 p m by Her S P I owrler Communion aervlce every Sunday at 10130 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al Sjo BAPTIST CHURCH North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on tho line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Preaching every first and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun day morning alg tj M K Atuom G P T A CHURCH SOUTH Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening by T C Peters Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock CUMBERLAND rRKSnVTCKIAN Louisville Kentucky HATS New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLES ALL SIZES Preaching every Sabbath at 11 m by W A Provlne Pastor Prayer mrcting every Friday night al 730 oclock PRKSBYTRRIAN CHURCH CHURCH a nt and 730 W H HOFFMAN Sunday school every Sunday morning at glj Poeaching every third Sunday afternoon al 4 rclock EJ ENTIST MADISONVILLE KY Door of Court House Fett WLxn AS Cogc Directory third Saturdays In each month at 730 p m Ttanilent brethren cordlillrlmrltcd F tl ARNOLD W M to attend Chas Cowsit Secretary Office on Main street oppoilte North Their If ott do unto others as you would have them do unto you your conscience will never chastise you and the pain uf facing a man or woman to whom you have been unkind or about whom you bavc said un- Â¬ kind things will never fall to your lot Rev John W Ligon a Christian min- Â¬ ister of our city in bis letter to tbe South Kentucky Evangelist speaking of tbe condition of his church at this place says The night audiences are cspeially large Small things often effect the crowd at church Tbe north bound passenger train passes here at n a m which is the hour An idle crowd always for preaching gathers nt tbe depot to see the train come in and by the time the train comes and goes tbe mail opened and distributed we aro about half through our services They usually miss the morning sermon in order to see the train and get their mail At night there is nothing in the way There it is And In so far the remarks may apply to tbe colored churches it is tbe plain truth The Reverend has simply said in print what everbody knows is true Â¬ Â¬ jpvHVrfsVf Returned Traveler What has bc Cheatem tho rich omj of Catchers iwycra Retired 1 presnme Thoy aro Resident Yes retired oth in tho poorhouse What happened Phott They Iial a quarrel and sued each vher -- N Y Weekly A ratal Jllatakn wmm FOR AS WELL A XAK V B W TURNER LODGE No 54S P A M Stated meelinga Ihe fust and PATENTS J R LITTELL Trade Mar Opposit OPrtHT 84l Lvtseira JVEon The POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF laSfsVliI iaHL W algPSfc TIIOSN jjajatsju C II Hunt Secreiarr ST DERNARD LODGE No 140 1 Meets every Tueadaynlghi at 730 p m Visiting brethren cor dlalfy Invited lo attend PIERCE MEYERS N G Attorney and Connscllor in Patent and Copyright Csase Patent Office Men Women and Children UHTerrnco BARL1NGTON COMMANDERY No 31 UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each month A cordial Invitialon Is eitended visiting Sir Knights and lakies J D WYATT N C HealD means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from triflincr ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gut health Mr Uptowno Your flat Is heated by scam I believe Mr Kocrlhflohr No slrj its not Why you told mo it Mr Uptown s Mr Ioitrthflohr Noj what l said 13 that wo had steam radiators in r r jiim Piiol ni laouin oTTho man k wrists ahd led PCyKoIL O WaMhlngton ID Write Over twelve years experience or Information American and Foreign GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT I1M TOWN VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP Patents Caveats and all business arising PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In Iht under tbe patent laws promptly and care- Â¬ All members ot tbo order are fully Masonic building prosecuted ordtally Invited to attend Rejected cases accorded special attention CHAS COWELL C C W F Dust K of R and S Upon receipt of model or sketch ot In ountlon I advise as to patentability with Mention this paper HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets vet charge every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited lo attend S E STivsxa H W Dtnj Mtssi Recorder Thos D Walker Alias L frowns Mr Ed Chenault one of the most promi nent and influential colored men of Lexington was interviewed by a reporter for titlh and the Louisville Times on the verdict of the pleasant to take jury in the Shipp Crown murder case be said While the negroes aro much sur- Â¬ prised that Sbipp should not have been Dyspepsia Kidney nnd Liver convicted they are not inclined to take Neuralgia Troubles the law into their own bands The idea Constipation Bad Blood of a mob of men starting out to walk from Malaria Nervous ailments Lexington to Midway a distauce ot forty Womens complaints miles is ridiculous There was no thought Get only the genuine It has crossed red of a mob We are however very much lines on tliewrapper All others niesuh- atitutcs On receipt of two ac stnmns uc grieved that we cannot get justice in the will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds courts Tbe verdict of yesterday simply Iair VKW3 and book tree BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD means that a white man may with im punity go into a negros house debauch bis wife and escape punishment but the negro will continue to be banged by an tOW EXCttoStON HATES outraged community should be kill a white via Tim man I am surprised at the Judge and jury and do not believe another jury of twelve men in tbe city could be found that C would fail to convict Sbipp with murder Tbe instructions read plainly that Sbipp should be found guilty if bo crossed the threshold of Drowns bouse and killed him Washington D C and Rclurn there ann Ibis was proven by Sbipps own ON ACCOUNT OP I cannot for the life of me see testimony how this can be One member of this Southern Baptist Convention jury is a deacou of the Central Christian church here We are pleased with the Uato of ONE lAKU for tbo BOUND prosecution and do not believe tbero was Tickets on salo Wo emplojcd TKII anything left undone counsel and did all we could ran Bitters out of sorts wca land ecnerallv ex haustcd neriyius have no nppclltc atid cant work begin atoncetak Ing the most relia Â¬ ble strengthening fl Ifyouarefeellne Old Joker flew Lace Bifrtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM Official Directory State uovernorloh n Young Drown Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Alford Secretary of State John W Iteadley Assistant Secretary of Slate Ednard O Leigh Private Secretary lo Governor Arch D Urown Attorney General W J Hendrick Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent ot Public Instruction Ed Por Â¬ ter Thompson Register Land Office Green D Swango Henry P Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gloss Assistant Adjutant General V D Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConncil State Inspector of Public Trusts W II Gard- Â¬ ner Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice V S Pryor Judges D S D Toner IIIRGrace T 11 U Paynler Gutty J Ilatelrlgg J Lewis Clerk Court Ap- Â¬ Reporter E W Hints peals A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals Robt L Green Wood Longmoor Jr Sergeant G A Robertson Tipstaff W S 1 Hill Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Barbour Jodie W II Yosllr Jos Barbour J 11 Brent Librarian Mrs Mary Brown Day Inspector ot Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chas B 1ornti Urey Woodson Rrflw m svpfek UUli- la stilt In Iht lead with a complete lock of CHlDAGcfllW SKr TJ Browns Iron Bit- ters A few bot Â¬ tles cure benefit comes from the very first ilose i wont stain vour medicinewhlchis gfoes TTi r-z-- asfins EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW ouiviLLar iWSSThe wp rsr TnTHE Its ei are v --fr SALES AND SMALL PROFITS tS3l1 runkIihe EwjoviiJio QUICK It Cures 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 tbe patronage of all North ASHYlU ROUTE OF THE Our Grocery Department ik IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMITED VS JMESW County Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratl Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Court Jno G U Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon County Clerk W II Arnold Sberlff WIII Thomson Jailor S F Ollull Superintendent of Schools Thos II Smith Coroner Jno II Booth THB ONLY Â¬ BELMONT Thli Houio It Newt Sufficiently Heated I rurnlihlnRi are New I Ever thing First class I tSKU I CORPS OF CLERKS Pullman Vostltraled Train Service with Keweit and Flnost Say Ooachoe flleopero and Slnlnr Oars rmou iiVJ 1 IXLli KY LI nTH twp SOUTH TO MADISONVILLE tuoitxaATisj First District Henry Shaw Second Dlstaict O J Farnsworth Third Distrlct J C Bacon Fourth DlitrlctT I Jones Fifth Dlstilct HF Porter Sixth District W II Cato ALA BELLE JARDINIERE 0 S W R R Mrs Sararj PrevJiff Are jou inventing something Ubeful Get In this way iou can obtain a Proprietor A Patent MonopolyJM - Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get It is the same in everything Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle Terrc Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AND AU POINTS IN THB The best Thats tho t way mako o Big Money Tbo lecture on The Historic Christ that was to have been delivered at Union Tabernacle Hopkinsvillo somo weeks ago by the Rt Rev Bishop T U Dudley of the Kentucky diocese of the Episcopal Church was delivered last Tuesday evening at that placo It will be remembered that this lecture ot tho bishops was de livered before the Worlds Congress of Re ligions which met at Chicago during the great fair Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ May 7tli and 8tli Limited for return to FIFTBKN DAYS from date of sale with privilcgo of ex tension to WFTHEN DAYS more DALLAS Â¬ HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS Want reliable infor Â¬ will ho worth something mation nbout Iatent Soliciting and Patent Sell- Â¬ ing I Tho INVISNTlVIi AGli ono ot the lead- Â¬ ing illustrated scientific magazines now In its liflh car is devoted largely to the Interests of It illustrates and describes new ininventors ventions reviews the Industrial progress and gives reliable Information to invenloia free 10 cents fsr sample copy or 1 for a whole year by far the cheapest See what we have in and Ceiananesci Oariescl trial In everything as stated it is the is NORTH AND NORTHWEST S Fartiits Goflesets Sugars Fari iits and other staples will bear inspection takes Our and L FRITSCH 1 1 SDW 1 1 L ROGERS Suothern Pats Ait I P C P A FASHIONABLE I I ChaltanoogaTenna JCFPRIBS H T II R R Rvansvllle Ind JC I NESW and the BEST which CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE -M- ERCHANT TAttOn- SCiesapcake Ohio tJLiiljiiifthdi anJ Southwrfrn R f and IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Tim inzerx jrMsrrc UtTWECfl INVENTIVE AGE W II JIISNAGAN O Washington D C TEXASand ON RETURN Vlco 1res and Gen Mangr Cashlor ACCOUNT OP W WADUIIl General Assembly Presbyterian Cburcb 2opkins Lountu St BERNARD COAL COMPANY incorporated Jil Upper First St Evansvllle Ind He earnestly solicits lha palionage of his Hop- lUltuumjr iiioiiui LOUISVILLE - AHD Hotel ifgo wpB3WLiicile MADISONYILLE KY MEMPHIS rnoM drrCINNATi ALSO AND TO Now that school Is voice ot tbe festive school boy will lent for awhile ltata ONE 1AKU for tho ROUND out the musical TKII Tickets on sale bo si Â¬ AND EVANSVILLE May 13tli lo 15li A small token of appreciation was offered Ky Good Returning until Juno 3rd to tho school boy telling the most tickets Thcsa rates aro available to the general It turned out to 1m a tor the late concert public as well as to delegates nnd visitors tie between little George Taffalow Dicker Capital Stock to niiovo meetings Of course son and little Willard Shelton Further information furnished on appli- Â¬ both will receive something cation to any agent of tho Chesapeake Transacts n general banking business issue of Tim Ben Ohio nnd Southwestern Railroad With this and invites tho accounts of tbo citizens of the editor ot this depirlment shall Hopkins and adjoining counties B LYNCH Then the rest for a few weeks Has the finest and most securo vault in Senl Pass Afnt this section of Kentucky wicked may rrasn from troubling and the Madisonville Do not purchaae Ticket NORTH EAST SOUTH OR WEST 50000 EQLilinetQiTLi - office Job work tastily executed at this A trial order is all wo ask Vltll you have consulted An Agent ofthe Q O eg SPEEDV Bail XA8TINO RESOTTS S W R R 8IIIR0 V B LYNCH QUI 1AOaAOT Ky f eui ft 1 fmm snvInliiAi VUls Wl rUlRlNIFH m TNT A I l KOPLExT No Inconvenience Simple UUITKO TRAINS T j SSJJSSSk IRC J umi uwatm sisocip inlinju ri a f JJ4 M - PUUMAN JIUtFltT OHN KCHOW OEM tOVllutf -- JIODimiT JtQUIIMKNT uft r J1 3 Man Louisviuc 1MHU1 tip TTlal T Y im stiff H41II1