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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 18, 1895

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 18, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 bee1895071801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 18, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. JTitfsisMslfe gf - Hitim imt i iMlJuftWtfiefiJWrsi r -- - iitiitfinmniLiiinirWiw SIXTH YEAR EARLINGTON - HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY v lis- 18 1895 T BERNARD COAL COMPANY QQAL INCORPORATED V rr NO 29 Miners and Shippers of AND COKE i JfCy Geiaeral Office Eeiariiragtoi ywa - A Manager M CARROLL 337 Union Street Nashville S Tcnn Wlioleteilo Hh AgjorxtfS orvTicr R G uuujcii tuuiiugur II NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky m WICKHAM Houser Building St Louis Mo HESSER J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo Branch tDfc AS 111 FORDManager 327Uppcr SecondSt Eyansville Ind TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company PITHY KeepShaipXaokoufc PARAGRAPHS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING The fire Wyo taken out tn the usual quantity In the Hauna mine at Rock Spring coat Is now being being extinguished INCORPORATED At St Louis Mo school contract was awarded to tho Madison Coal Co Nine bids were received varying in price from 536 cents to 8 cents a are standing loaded tend to restriction more severely than any agreement which may bo entered Into The fact that car W To make steam requires three things Fuel furnace boiler To mako cheap steam requires fuel furttaco boiler brains Memphis Tenn was so hot during the recent spell of weather that the coal men shut up shop and took a day or two off Shipments of West Virginia and Kentucky coal off as com ¬ pared with the returns of last year while north ern Illinois on the other hand and to somo ex ¬ tent Draill block ore rapidly extending business The different districts ot Illinois have mined over 1250000 tons of coal so far this year and aro evidently bent upon rolling up a record breaking tonnage for 1802 3m bushel The Madison Coal Cos bid was 540 cents a bushel but the satisfactory manner in which the company filled the cenlract last year it was awarded to the same company for another year A very profitable manner of spending a vaca- ¬ tion is shown by a party of 10 students from ths Pennsylvania State College who aro now stopping at one of the Pittsburg hotels and putting in the time visiting mills and mines in this district They belong to the mining department ot the in- ¬ stitution named and they state that the class has been received with uniform courtesy to the West show considerable falling ¬ COrL VIBRATING eoKe SCREEN ST BERNARD rr The coke trade is a little more active and It would appear that consumers are beginning to bo somewhat alarmed at a prospective advance In prices and arc taking advantage of the moment to replenish their somewhat exhausted stocks Although It Is true that there Is a considerable difference of opinion as to the figures at which coke will be sold in the near future it Is very evident that tho figures will be fairly well upheld It has usually been assumed that coke made in gas houses that is in the manufacture of illum inating gas would not answer for metallurgical purposes indeed was of but little value for any thin but domestic uses During thea month of February however no less than 35000 tons of gas coke supplied by the Compagnie Parisienne du Gas were consumed In the iron district of chiefly by foundries could they have secured it would have preferred good Durham or Connellsville coke but it is not an unimportant fact that gas house coke can be and is used in iron smelling ¬ Meurthe-ct-Mosselle History is repealing itself in the Connellsville coke market The refusal of one operator to en- ¬ ter any arrangement to hold prices may result fn the now rate falling short ot the other operators aim but at the same time it Is true that the mar ¬ ket will not necessarily be controlled by the price named by the one independent producer Other considerations than that of price seem to havo weight In determining the destination of coke orders Connellsville Courier The future price of coke is uncertain The establishment of a basis for the second half of the year is the cause of considerable speculation The rumors of an agreement among the leading consumers have confirmation A conference was held in Cleve- ¬ land last week several large interests being repre- ¬ sented This meeting was held to straighten out some complications that had arisen since a meet ¬ ing held about the middle of June It appears that while a practical understanding was reached then to make the price 150 per oh after July 1st agreements were made shortly afterwards be ¬ tween one or two producers and certain furnace interests at a lower figure When this fact be ¬ came known to the other producers there was a kick Hence tho indications are that 135 the nominal price at present will bs the actual basis all summer but it is pretty safe to predict that the big consumers will not pay over r35 COS NO 0 MINE EARLINQTON KY Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET I SRUSHED GOKEO-R-EAS- t AND KINASES Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less pncei One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY VALID OBJECTIONS To Free Coinage of Silver Urged by the Silverites ns comparatively long intervals once or twice a year or once in one or two years The result therefore of depreciation of our currency which would put up prices of goods in general use would be almost im- mediately to reduce byone half the purchasingpower of tho wages received by labor and leave to labor a long period of years of agitation and organization before the rate of wages would be enrrespondingly increased It is hard to imagine a wqrse disaster than one which to start with practically reduces the wages of labor by one half and then insures a demoralization for years to come in the relations between capital and labor pending the readjustment thus necessitated Another reason why I am opposed not merely to the so called free coinage of silver but to the agitation of it is its effct upon the Undevelopment of our country der normal conditions the capital of all civilized countries is at the disposal of auy one who wants to develop either of them at a rate of interest commensurate with the risk the lender assumes that there is of his sure and adequate repay ment If we have abundant capital at low interest enterprising men can afford to improve real es tate build factories lay out new railroads and enter upon every kind of undertaking which builds up the country and keeps labor Well employed at high wages If the rate of interest is high and money hard to get fewer can afford to undertake plans which involve the borrowing of money and the result is a stagnation of enter price a paralysis in the develop ment of the country and unemployed labor with its pitiful and dangerous consequences In pro portion as any ono who has money to lend fears that he may get back poorer money than that which ho pays out ho will bo conservative in londing it and will cither charge very high interest or else will keep it idle in banks nnd trust companies so that ho can tranfer it 111 stantcr in advance of any consid erable depreciation It is tho fear of depreciation that keeps bo much money idio in the country and it is ope of the main causes for the Very high rate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ UNDEVELOPED SOUTH Its Greatest Need Is More Capital Free Coinage of Sliver at iC to 1 Would ShakeConfidence and Frighten Capital Away The most striking feature of our industrial progress during the past twenty years has been the wonder ful development of the varied re sources of the Southern States So great has been the growth of the mining manufacturing and that agricultural industries of section of the country that it is hard tc realize that it is all a matter of less than a quarter of a century Vast deposits of coal and iron ores have been opened up Hundreds of new factories have been built and aro now busily en gaged in turning out annually millions of dollars worth of all Thousands of kinds of goods miles of railroad have been constructed opening up new ways for shipping Southern products to the North and West - Rich phosphate discoveries in South Carolina and Florida have added millions to the The lumwealth of those States ber industry has been steadily ex tended new saw mills having been established throughout all the States Tho yield of all the staple crops cotton rice sugar oranges etc has been enormously in creased Yet with all this the greatnatu ral resources of the South have hardly been touched There are still millions of acres of fertile soil awaiting clearing and cultivation Under ground there aro yet many millions of tons of coal and iron Valuablo marbles and other stones exist in unlimited quantities With tho partial exhaustion of the Michigan and Wisconsin forests the im mense tracts of Southern timber lands invito the lumbermans axe and saw With abundance of labor seeking employment tho natural advantages for manufacturing all nds of cotton goods furnituro Ctc aro unsurpassd What then is lacking for the greater development of these mag nificent resources Askany in telligent citizen of the South and More tite invariable answer Isi Tho natural renditions capital ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ etc we have The labor skilled and unskilled we also have To unite the two under the direction of captains of industry one thing only is needed We want more Northern capital That this is true will hardly be denied certainly not by the Southern press which so unanimously proclaims the opportunities for Northern investors and the urgent need of additional capital And if it be true how does it bear on the schemes of the free coinage and flat money advocates who are so niimorous in the South just ¬ Free Ioiuage Would liaise Interest Lower Wages Paralyze Industry Impoverish the Poor and Enrich the Itlch now Some of the foolish silverites who have beeu urging the repudia- ¬ tion of one half of the debts of the country seem to forget the very close connection between a stable financial system and the willingness of the owners of capital to loan ifout Nothing can be more certain than that the mere possibility of violently altering the standard of values on which our business and industry rest would result in the withdrawal from the channels of trade of large amounts of money Investors nre timid They prefer security to high rates of interest If a President and Congress favorable to free coinage were elected the owners of capital would at onco call in their loans alarmed at the prospect of being paid fifty cents on the dollar Instead of sending to the South the hundreds of millions so greatly needed for the development of its resources Northern capitalists would demand the return of loans already made Property would have bo sacrificed in order to raise money Trade and manufacturing would be paralyzed for lack of credit No ono would trust his neighbor if ho knew he might get back dollars worth half of those lie And instead of cheap loaned money meaning more abundant capital for business it would greatly decreaso the amount now available That this would bo tho result of oven tho approach of free silver every Southern business man knows Fortunately there are daily evidences that its people are bo ginning to see through the schemes of the silvodtes and Populists nnd aror iolniuir witii those who aro woikuag for financial stability ant ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f1 opposed says John Do Witt Warner to free coinage of silver as now urged by its advocates First be cause it is only a cloak and avery thin one at that for what they really want forced currency of depreciated silver I am one of those who believe that the main function of Govern ment is to protect each man in his freedom to do what he pleases so far as consistent with protecting every other man in the same right and am therefore opposed to all arbitrary interference by Government with the business concerns of its citizens nnd especialy any in tervention by it in their contracts which shall assist any man to break directly or indirectly the contracts he has made When a man buys a coat for ten dollars the one who sells it to him buys ten dollars for a coat I am opposed to Government in terference in order to induce a man to accept a different kind of dollar from that which he would naturally choose or to obstruct his getting whatever sort of dollar he prefers and when it comes to proposing to compel him to accept any kind of dollars for which ho has not con contradicted it is no more defen sible than it would be to compel a man to accept a coat different from that wliich ho had bought Again I am opposed to so called free coinage that is forced currency of silver for the very rcasansfor which it is pressed by its advocates namely that it would raise and propably would double tho nominal price of all kinds of property especially tho commodities in general use prices o which aro conservative will bo for a considerable time at a disad vantage in comparison with thoso which arc promptly changed Speaking Generally wholesale prices of food and foods fluctuato daily retail prices weekly or monthly while rates of wages th0 price of tho one thing thft wage- I am ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iend money at all in that part of the oountry where people believe that there is a real probability of our coming to a silver basis One year of the prosperity that would come to us all were the capitalists of this country and of the world at large absolutely certain that our currency would never be depreciated would be worth ten fold more to our people than all the benefits which even in their dreams the free silver advocates imagine Again I am one of those who do not believe in new ways to pay old debts especially when they involve swindling the man one owes and more especially when they swindle the poor in order to make more wealthy the rich If we went to a silver basis and a nominal dollar were worth half what it is now the one kind of property which would not suffer would be gold coin and gold bullion and this is held mainly by the great banks and trust companies of New York and other cities At the sanle time however these very banks and trust companies would bo able to pay off their depositors including savings bank depositors in silver dollars of half the nominal value of the gold ones which The they retained in hoard banks trust companies and individual capitalists would therefore be the great gainers at the expense of their depositors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Again the great life insurance companies of this country have for sometime been investigating their funds throughout the country upon gold securities If our free coinage people had t their way these gold securities would still have to be paid in gold by the farmers and business men whoso mortgages these companies hold but every widow and orphan every owner of life or benefit insurance would Abrest have the amount coming to her Adverlitomcnt Altho or him practically cut in two to Autograph her or his loss and to the gain of Aw for awe Hedsled the company which could dispose liowlch iiluf of its gold at a premium Hodygard I am not in favor myself of Jluiuin robbing anybody But if ono i3 to Cam for Chil go into that business he ought at Curtesy least to bo as decent as was Robin Darin Doctr Hood steal from thoso who havo Knrot most and give somewhat of tho Favorlt Forgiveness plunder to the others who have Qaut Qaraut too little and not rob poverty with rlMdcuf ¬ s adherents than the public At the present moment there is unusual activity among the advocates in spelling reform Messrs Funk and Wagnalls the publisher have forwarded to editors publishers professors men of letters and teachers a list of words spelled in the reformed way selected from the list recommended by the American Philological Association and the Spelling Reform Associations The puplishers agree to introduce these forms into their new books if a reasonable number of their correspondents do the same Answers are now coming in to this circular Among those who approve the list are Henry Holt the New York publisher Prof James T Lees professor of Greek in the University of Nebraska J W Powell Director of the Bureau American Ethnology Washington the Rev John Coleman Adams of Brooklyn Thomas W Knox author of New York Richard Bur ton editor of the Hartford Cou rant and W J McGee of the Smithsonian Institution It is generally admitted that the work of spelling reform must be done gradually The aim of the reformers is to introduce a phonetic alphabet but it would be impossible to do all that at once on account of the shock to the eye and tho average mans sense of humor Messrs Funk and Wagnalls list is but a modest attempt at reform It consists of about two hundred words The following are the most importaet and will explain the principles on which the other changes aro based imag--ine¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Overspred Parafernalia Pedler Perquisit ARGUMENTS OF THE RE- ¬ Farmacy FORMERS Pontif Relm Rime They Say That Phonetic Spelling Would Shril Sofistry Save Two Years In Teaching Stedfast Tho Children to Read Tbret Spelling reform is a cause which Thruout has a great many more eminent Treatis Triumfant To Improve Our Spelling Maiz Mold s Maiz Orthografy Paragraf Parlament Pel mel Fantom Plum for plumb Premis Receit Saffire Skul Staf Telegrafy Thred Trechery Tressel Whisky Yern ¬ Thru ¬ Accomplish Adz Amfibtous Avalanch Ueutlful Uefrend Uygon Ulunderhed Urekfast Cloture Catalog Dredful Defness Distil Endevor Uufony Femluln Qaf Glim pa Card They also recommend the omission of the dieresis in all words as zoology cooperative c the omission of the diphthong in all recognized English words as egis for agis c the changing of d and ed final to t when so pronounced as lookt for looked slipt for slipped unless the e effects the preceding sound as in chafed At about the time this circular was sent out by the publishers a meeting was held at Columbia College and the Orthographic Union was formed This is composed of persons who wish to see spelling reform urged with more vigor than it is by the Spelling Reform Association The following named were elected officers of the union President Thomas R Yale Lounsbury Treasurer J M McKinley New York Editor Frederick A Fer nald New York Secretary R M Pierce New York Spelling reformers are divided into many groups Some hope to progress towards perfect phonetic spelling by such steps as the adop tion of Messrs Funk and Wagnalls list They base their hopes on the fact that there has been a general to- tendency phonetic reform throughout this country Other more ardent spirits demand the immediate adopfion of an absolute phonetic spelling in tho interests of our education and civilization The arguments of tho reformers aro very numerous and plausible They point out the irregularities of English spelling Tho letter a represents eight different sounds i e eight o seven u twelve y ninoj three Twcnty ono consonants havo sev- ¬ enty different sounds The sound of 0 in be has no less than forty equivalents a in mate has thirty four The word scissors which is com posed of six elementary sounds might be spelled schiessourrhce by following tho spelling of tho words schism siovemyrrh visor scourge ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mendous outcry against Websters reforms at the time but every one in this country has adopted them and the English are considered stupid for not so doing This is one of the facts which give the reformers hope The strongest ground on which spelling reform is urged is that it will be a great saving of time to those who have to read and write and a saving expense to all who have to buy or make books One sixth of the population of this country is foreign born or of for eign parentage The importance of an easy method ol teaching reading is therefore very great It is alleged that about 15 per cent of the cost of typesetting and of presswork and paper would be saved in books and periodicals it the reform were adopted The saving of time in learning to read and write it is hold is nf even greater importance Very few aauits can write a long letter with ¬ out making a mistake in spelling In tho hichlv intelligent State of Massachusetts it was found that out of a thousand candidates for admission to a normal school for training as teachers only 80 per cent passed tne examination in spelling Only a long study will enable a nerson to sncll carrectlv and the tjme is taken from more valuable subjects of the Commissioner Harris United States Bureau of Educa tion savs that exneriments cnin on since 184 have shown that two years would be saved by teaching children a phonetic alphabet This time would be giyen tc learning history ireoeraphv science and literature Prof Max Muller of Oxford has said that if our spellinc followed the pronunciation of words it would in reality bo of greater help to the critical students of language than tho present uncertain and unscientific mode of writing A history of spelling reform by Prof Francis A March is pub lished bv the United States Bureau of Education at Washington It contains the standard phonetic al phabet as well as a list of rules and words offered as a compromise to thoso publishers who do not care to adopt new type and perfect re ¬ ¬ ¬ to him that the American spelling of such words as honor and traveler was established There was a tre- ¬ ¬ ¬ form II w Illuf jBWWt AniOIlL the scholars u1in n claimed as advocates of spelling re form are Profs Whitney aiidTrum bull ol Yale Prof Child of Har vard JVU baVCO and IJr Mnrrav editor of tho now English diction- ant suffice Benjamin Franklin last century ary ine lingiisu Philologjc was a spoiling reformer In thq mum mu MiiusibaiinMrff early part of this century Noah logical Association urj Webster the great lexicographer Now is tho tu ¬ wwj tb 8me reform It wudiw Thk Huts MVU i r tr ww fjwiupfiR mppp1 SPPPWPPP does not show that to bo born a White House baby is any absolute flic hovol bnby may advantage live to bo wiser happier and bet tor off Amorictma who insist that their country does everything a bit bet tor than it is done ulscwhore arc likely to be humiliated at n fact which came to tho surface n few days since It is officially an nounced that the big United States battle ships needing docking will be sent to the British dock at Hali fax which is the only one on the Atlantic coast big enough to ac commodate the larger vessels of the new navy What an absurd thing it is to depend upon a foreign country for the essentials necessary to keep ojir own war ships in ordpr The so called economists in Congress whose behavior is largely responsible for our short comings may porhaps be proud of their penurious success but the nation generally must suroly feel disgusted ¬ democrats nro worse off than if thoy were hotweon tho dovil and the tleop liltia son Thoy want to bo Democrats with popiilntic idonn on tho money question WFH ptJBHSMINO COMPANY Inforyotaml Til at the noxt National adminis trronil is iirtfd llw IMtaflie at lUtlliiRien tration will ho Republican is a SOirsCUIITION KATESforegone conclusion and with that assurance manufacturers arc beVutHflellrlnaIti jnt Month ginning to risk the accumulation J i al of stock and capitalists are becomrnrec Month illMlln of elmrn eoplt malied ttrti on Three per cent wnnlocJ In nil ptn ol the ing less timid Cifietpontinl AihUrw ui lot iwllcnUr aaiinlT bonds of the city of Philadelphia and of the City of New York which HATES 01 ADVERTISING l jo would have been eagerly snapped qnirr Orel Insoitlon oirt 30 rt ililrtMiiintlnctlloii eontin 0110 year ago cannot now bo in iHr nilwllvmfnu for lonn period liaeinl tor M relM tain floated because business projects eil NntlrM5ctnttcrllno IlikMlfkl ft 11 kl Mill per line are more numerous and attract JhiliiitT nollrr will ho clurRwl rentt rMI irlTrtlleinnl M tPRiiUr iftfi mil likiMhn wn of the paper Kiirpeilllonwill and tho future outlook more hope by uprclnl con Iejpee - Tiif free nilvor Rational Washington afifal July 15 1895 HroTi Our Kepular Correspondent ¬ ¬ ¬ - I iptirn li only when rrnKMi for 10 AI ill rommtinlrallorn ful THE DUE KarllnRton Ky JULY 18 That the Republicans of Ken ¬ amUKSOAY 1895 REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET he Btnr spangled banner In triumph shall wave Oer the land of the free And the home of the brave 1 tucky will be successful in the coming election is almost certain That thoy have made such good nominations is very fottunatc When in power let them proceed diligently to correct abuses and administrate tho govcrnmndt in an Abolish uneconomical manner necessary offices by repealing the laws creating them Appoint men to office on the score of merit rather than far their political pull Economical nnd efficient manage will of puclic affairs ment party and if by so strengthen the doing they deserve continuance they will achieve it ¬ BEGINNING OF BETTER TlflES Fbr Governor W O BRADLEY Garrard County For Lieutenant Governor WS The revival of trade as reported from time to time in the journals of the day is due to a reversion of the causes creating the depression In that year all began in 1892 departments of the government passed hto the hands of a new party whose specific object was to radically change the revenue sys This certainty of inimical tern legislation created uncertainty in business circles caused cancclla tion of orders reduction- of wages discharge of workmen and closing of mines mills and manufactories until in 1893 a veritable a panic ensued Although a quasi protective tar iff bill was passed by compromises and alleged deals with some of the powerful trusts and manufacturers were then able to calculate the difference in the wage scale ren dered necessary by the reduction of duties it was not until after the election of 1894 which was an em phatic reversal of tho election of 1892 and a condemnation of the policy of the Democratic Adminis tration that a reaction began to take place Confidence was restored Wages reduced in 1892 and 1893 commenced to rise again It is true that the reductions had been 15 20 and sometimes 25 per cent while the increase is slight in most cases 4 and only in a very few 10 per cent yet it is an evidence of returning confidence and shows that the change is from an industrial and not financial point of view because the asserted strength of the silver advocates and the probability of free coinage leg islation exerts no influence in checking the revivalnor did the repeal ol the Sherman act check the It isstatcd that the depression wages of 315000 hands in 430 establishments have been partly reOf course this number stored does not bear a satisfactory pro portion to the 47000000 workers whose establishments S sooo wages were cut down in 1893 when not only wages but time was re duced hut the tendency is still up ward although wages have not been generally restored to the rates paid before the panic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W0RTI1INGT0N Greenup Count For Auditor of State SAM II STONE Madison County For Secretary of State CHARLES FINLEY Whitley County For Treasurer of State GEORGE W LONG Grayson Connty For Attorney General W S TAYLOR Butler County For Superintendent of Public struction W J DAVIDSON Pulaski County For Register of Land Office CHARLES O REYNOLDS Fayette County Commissioner LUCAS Marion For Railroad of Agriculture In- ¬ MOORE County Commissioner JERRY M PORTER Hickman County Kentucky republicans this year are regarded as being at least worth noticing by their democratic friends And this is no joke BradlcV in canvassing will be giving unflinching support to an He will unequivocal platform have nothing to explain nothing to retard Blackhurn evidently has no expectation that the Democratic ¬ ticket will be elected but hopes to gut enough free silver Democrats in the next legislature to give him a fighting chance for the Senate ¬ ¬ Tins is a time for the Republicans of Hopkins County to center on their best man for Representative It is a time for our best men to be willing to sacrifice some private interest for the benefit of the What wo want is a good party man to add strength to the State ticket and help elect it instead of putting up a man to be elected by No good Republi the ticket can should refuse to accept the nomination when his party demands that he make the race ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A NEW VOTING PRECINCT The attention of the voters of this tho Second Magisterial District is called to the forming of a new precinct out of Lake precinct It will be by the County CcTtirt were more remembered that there than 350 votes polled in Lake precinct at the November 1894 election which according to the present election laws necessitates a division of such precinct when more than 350 votes are polled This new precinct which has been cut will be off from Lake precinct known as Richland Voting Preand the boundary cinct No 21 Bcgining as follows lines are the south cast corner of the at Judge Sisk farm thence a straight line excluding T F McCords place to the head of Flat Creek a little southeast of the Towns old farm thence a straight line to where tho Christian Privilege road crosses Richland Creek thence down said creek to where the Mad isonvillc and Princeton road crosses same thence with said road castwardly to the beginning Tho voting place in this new precinct to be at or near the Sulphur Springs on tho Madisonvillc and Princeton The voters living on the road boundary lines botweon Lake and Richland precincts should ascer tain as to winch precinct they be long before tho noxt November election ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j the Republican party in each County throughout the State will put out their strongest and best man as a candidate for Representa tive this year they can elect u United States Senator at the next meeting of the Kentucky legislature to succeed Joe Blackburn This may sound a little extravagant to a few hot heads but the wisest and coolest headed Demo crats begin to realize such to he a Some really arc anxious for fact Blackburn to bo elected to stay at at home ¬ ¬ h ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tiik Republican Executive Com mittee of Hopkins County tnetin regular session at Madisonvillc last Friday and decided to hold their convention for the nomination of a candidate for Represent ative on the first Monday in Au gust and the mass convention in each Magisterial District for the selection of delegates on tho first Saturday m August Now lets go work and nominate the best man rty and his election will November ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho cratic nntional convention statement is ventured with a few significant noils that tho situation is more favorable to his candidacy than ever before It is said that he holds this opinion himself nnd that ho is keeping very quiet so as not to flush the game too early This idea gets encouragement from the fact that candidates for the Democratic nomination appear to There is a list of Re be scarce publican candidates almost as iong There ate a as the city directory dozen or more of them so conspicu ously available as to make their chances appear about even in the But with the Democrats race there appears to be such a scarcity of available men that the question Where which most often recurs is On shall c find a candidate the theory that Mr Cleveland is himself a candidate tfic situation If may have some significance as many believe Mr Cleveland wants to be renominated for the fourth time this silence is just the If he is not thing for his interest intending to he a candidate himself there is no doubt whatever that he wants at least to designate the sort of a candidate who shall lead the party after the national In this connection convention there is no need that the administration candidate should appear Mr Cleveland stands for him whoever he may be and the longer his identity is in doubt the better The suggestion is made that the administration people will make the bold move of offering the presidential nomination to the south If this is done it will be by the practically unanimous agreement of the eastern sound money delethe vein is from 4 to 20 feet across and 600 gates and the man selected for their candidate will probably not Col T C Martin during tho absence to 700 long I will bring the gold with me W T KlRKMAN be Mr Carlisle but Secretary of Agent Etbcridge has been filling the The place of agent this week and It can be said Hoke Smith of Georgia W Wright of Tywhoptia acMr latter is an interesting possibility to his credit that business is despatched cordingRto the Hancock Clarion was borOfficial society in Washington with accuracy and promptness ing for oil and when bo had reached tho represents an enormous undertakA party who seemed to think that the ot seventy four feet he found timing a great burden and its beset- supply of tickets might run out somewhat depth ber pieces of coal which proved to be ot ting sin is tardiness At the White surprised Agent Elberidga the other day good quality and All burnt cinders House dinners scheduled always by speaking for one in advance these things vere drawn out through the for 730 oclock the guests arc selNeighbor Morgan as tho boys along mud pipe After the depth of ninety four dom present at that hour although the road call him is Springs back from foreigners especially those from much improved in health and Hotagain in feet bad been reached thero was something is seemed to be gas the Oriental countries arc usually charge of a train on the Henderson divi whichfifteen feet higher that forced tbo mud than the pipe- at in the East Room to be received sion the surface of the ground Mr Wright has by the President and his wife as Mr Marrold formerly an employee of 31 feet more ot piping which he Intends soon as they enter During the course of the season a great the St Bernard Coat Co but late of the to put in the well making the lotal depth many dinner guests arrive at the L N and at work with tho bridge crew 130 feet There were strong indications last moment rush wildly up the on the Henderson bridge trestle met with of oil at seventy four feet This part of stairs to lay aside their wraps and a serious accident one day list ueek He Hancock county lying along Dlackford join the procession en route to the was standing on top of the Irestle when creek was at one time no doubt many dining room just in time Mrs somo timbers on which ho was standing feet lower than now and may have been Cleveland sets a shining example turned and ho was percipitated a distance a lake and has been even in the last few herself in always being on time It of thirty or forty feet and a lie tailing on years filling up rapidly and it may be is said of her that she also makes him rendered him unconscious for rove where those timbers were found was at a toilet in less time than almost time At last accounts he was in a pre one time thn surface of tho ground any other woman prominent in carious condition Washington She frequently reLouis The reports of the earnings Ann turns from a long drive fifteen min- villa and Nashvilla railroad ot thetho last for utes before an appointment and week of June are in This completes the when her guests arrive she is there report for tlio flscil year The lotal gross to meet them in a pretty house earnings for the last week were 500070gown and as fresh as a rose Conis trary to the usual idea Mr Cleve- which an increaso of 32806 over the land rather enjoys greeting the corresponding ofperiod last cir 1or the N June the earnings were countless men and women of all entire month G degrees who come to the White J533501 which is a decrease of 10283 compared with une iSqi For the twelve House to pay their respects The ending chief executive is especially anx- months follows- Juno 30th the earnings 135 10330 passenger too that the public recep- wcro as ious 3Giqii Total tions should be the most elaborate 360956 miscellaneous The only department show of them all that the decorations 19263197 A furor in road building has should be if anything more gor- ing an increase was freight all others taken possession of the minds of geous than ever for eyes not ac- falling oil Tho increase in earnings over Compired with 1893 many well meaning progressive 1891 was 238866 customed to gaze upon such beaut the showing is not so favorable but 1893 spirited people in the different In many respects democracy is still one of the dominant traits of was a phenomenal jcar Taken alto States who advocate the expendi gether the showing is an excellent one official life in this country ture of public funds for that purThe new presidential baby born pose without regard to the cost per at Gray Gables last Sunday is a DoWn in Mines capita orinequality of the tax imdaughter although it was an open posed to thu benefits derived secret that a boy baby would not have been unwelcome The new From somo cause unknown to tho writer Statutes have been enacted in some baby can not claim the proud title tho work on tho sinking of the shaft near states authorizing citizens whose of being a real White House baby Sebrco by the Scbrce Coal Company has lands arc abutting on certain porThe general impression among the been suspended for the present tions of a roadway to apply to the good mothers of these parts was Tho new mine at Morions Gap is gener road commissioners board of freethat the President would in common pride of human nature incline ally conceded to bo the best fitted out holders or other county offices to to make the White House the the- mino in tho State nnd iho people there are have surveyors appointed specifiater of his third appearance in the proud of that fact cations drawn and advertisements role of parent But the President Coil miners should bear in mind that published for bids from contractors has domestic notions of his own the new Senator to bo elected from this and possessed the resolution at a State might be in favor of placing coal on for constructing a road bed of destime like this to turn his back on tho free list contrary to their interests and ignated material between the points the White House and make Gray it would be well for them to vote accord- named This statute fixes the proGables the center of July interest ingly portion of cost to be paid by the Of tho line of genuine White Wo are sorry indeed to see somo of the State County township and by House babies little Esther Cleveland is the last The first White St Bernard mino boys get downed In last each abutting property holder and House baby was a girl and made Sundays game of base hall but they mutt so far as these four parties arc conheriJebut far away back in 1830 remember that defeat sometime come to cerned seems to be impartial and She was the daughter of President tho best of clubs just in the ratio of assessment She is now a An Alabama Coal Company has during Jacksons niece widow Mrs Wilcox and has tho past week employed quite a number of but complaint is frequent from since Grants time been a clerk in colored miners to work in tho mines there those who arc taxed to help pay the Treasury Department The About thlrty fivo including tho women the State and County quota yet first White House baby is an old and children left hero one day last week not living within reach of the imgray haired lady now and the day to locate there provement derive no benefit from Baby Esther was born she was at Mr Harry Cornish formerly an em it Tho advocates of stone roads her desk in the Treasury not one ployee at the mines here but ot late at hundred yards from the last babys work at the Umpire mines as timberman point out the great advantages of cradle It is a fact that until Rob- met with a fatal accident last week while being able to haul heavier loads at ert Tyler Jones the child of Presi nt work in the mine A fall of slate fell all seasons of the year with less dent Tylers daughter died here on bim killing him instantly Tboso who team and less exertion and he in abject poverty only a few weeks know him speak very highly of bis quali consequent rise in value of the ago the curious searching the ties He was a very intimate friend of Treasury could find two White Foreman Thomas Kobinson with whom he lands situated in tho neighborhood House babies Mrs Wilcox and had been associated for years past of such improvements Tyler Jones earning their meagre Provision is made in the laws Thcro is evidently in this state a surplus salaries at their desks coigns from tor constant supervision of the which they could overlook the of miners or in other words the demand great house they were born in not for such labor Is not equal to the supply construction by a person in the a stones throw away But the and the question naturally arises Why is pay of the county and for with lias changed hands such the caso Miners as a class when holding a portion of the contract great houso many times since thcircradle days work Is good are enabled to make good price for one year during which and the new tenants woro strang wages and that fact becoming known has ers to them The list of White Induced thousands from the farm and time tho contractors arc required House babies is a short one Only other vocations to havo such labor and to keep the road in order and six in all And when tho sixth and labor nnd seek work in the mines until for the appointment of assessors to last was born her father was en now the mines are flooded with labor apportion the amounts to bo paid titled to remark that of all the Now too rumor comes that a gold mine by the property holders on the lino Chief Magistrates since tho digni has been struck in Todd county and give of tho road The operation of tho fied days of Gcorgo Washington tho following account for what it is worth road law in New Jersey has been was the first to Grover Cleveland Klrkmansville Ky July ix 95 very favorably connected upon becomo n parent during his term John A Goodman Ulkton Ky Of theso interesting six of otuco Djur Sm I was at the load mln Wed deputations of lawmakers from the first gray haired and old bends nesday The miner struck water I traced other States to inspect the newly over her desk for tho broad she out Iho vein of water and moved Ihu man nnd learn the methods cats the last baby has life all un coulhwatd on the same vein which is Coo tnade roads nro tho order of the day and as tried before ltor Truly tho record or 700 feet long Tim mine contains both ¬ Tho opinidn is being quietly ex ¬ pressed Ijy a good many democrats that Senator Gorman will come out strong as n candidate for the presidency bofore the next Demo ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ only the salaried State nnd County officials nnd the people immediately benefitted are met with tho result ot tho junketing excursion Is utttally a favorable report Citi Means danger It Is n bciIous PITTS Proprietors condition and will lead to dlnna zens who do not live within twenty troua result If It Is not over miles of the costly roads arc not Mtuiudoltwors of como at once It Is a sure sign heard the fact that roads which that tho blood Is Impoverished Slouiii Kn gines Hollers and Impure Tho best remedy Is were constructed within tho year Mining Jllaoliineiit suck a arc now in need of repair notwithShakers Mining Curls livblvlng standing the inspection while EnftnoS Me file Screens building nnd examination bofore DHALIMO IN- acceptance docs not appear in Hearings llrass Goods Wroniilil Iron Pipe Mtllngs their report What proportion of Which ninkemleliliculthy blood Slcam f liases Check rumps Injectors iic the assessments made arc still and thus given utrcngth ml elifa tlcltv to the iiuicclcfl vigor to duo from the land owners to the tho hinlumid health and vitality Repairs on lingine Hoilers a ud nil kind of Machinery Neatly County is not stated Whether to every pnrt of the body jao 3111 the property whose value has boon nnd Promptly Ixecued Hoods Snrsnparllla positively increased by tho proppinqttity of the good roads has been assessed at a higher rate than bofore their advent has not been taken into consideration My Bister wns troubled with Stone road building under state nervousness tiiitl tired feeling Sho tried several remedies with laws and supervision has been on ltttj Mrntftlit ns rnny bocomotiOG ISIasts out relief until sho began taking Just hlcyelo n tn n lionw HI on the patch work order nnd in the on a Hoods Saisupni Ilia My young ¬ cycle must lxjtnilltrlRlittliniiuli vicinity of the largo cities where est sister Is taking Hoods for n MAD1S0NVIMK KV havo easily ndjimtitble handle P trotiblo with tho muscles ot her unit the market gardeners abound mid m ii jv Agent Ht bridge was somewhat of a trav KIT JUKI lllllll f imi mutiny j iu Diijiii ii llniliRtrilliliiMiPili MimM 11 cling agent for tho Henderson divjilo land boomers arc congregated job work tastily executed lit tlul JJt iScorr Cove AikniiFas this week having been called npon to sC Thoy extend out from such centres A trial ordrr is nil wo ask olftco out a car of melons along the lino like the spokes of a whcol and on Operator Martin late of tho St Louis their lines the farms arc staked out and dUisfoli Is here on a islt to his brother HARRIS in town lots They arc extolled Bicycle T C Martin by the wheelmen liverymen nnd MAKER Dispatchers Wooldridgc and Kemper acHavent unld ft wont nbout BOOT AND SHOE pleasure riders a large percentage companied hf a company of ladies and gen0 miatllyf Noticed Everybody of whom pay tlo tax toward creknows Hit Columbia is tho tlemen from Evansviltc spent a pleasant Hoods Pills Madisonvilu Ky best bicycle mnilt Invo lower ating or supporting them Those day nt Likcsldo park last week InrtforJs l priced machines Preparations for Sunday excursions to lead and gold Wo struck gold at five feet who live too lar oil to enjoy them Art CaUloguo Irca II jou call If you want shoot to fit and lo the Scbrec Camp Meetings hac been some piecesi ery rich have not yet dis- and whose taxes arc increased in lead but lots of gold 1 have Moore Arnold agts wear woll have them made to ormade and it is predicted they will be well covered any order to pay for and support them der Call at my shoc makiiiR os patronized by those desiring to lako a some nuggets ot gold in my saddle bags allege that there arc imperfecKY EARLINGTON which I will bring with me when I return Sunday outing and attend divine services tablishmout opposite the Cptirt home 1 carried the nuggets to Kirkmans tions in the law which imposes NOTICE Kindling locomotive fires with olt is a villa and tried the acid test on one of them general taxation for local enterHouse have your measure taken All persons knowing themselves indebted complete success and tho cost onc cighth It burned the rock but failed to burn the prises and a laxity or incompe- to the estate of K A Smith deceased or a first class hand made shoe that of using wood gold Some pieces are richer in gold than Shoos of my make as all my cus tency in the bupcrintcndaucc which will pleaso come forward and settle It is la ash colored rock Dr Among those who are religiously inclined others agninst said es tomers will tell you aremadc of Persons having claims requires repairs to be made in less who are attending the carap mccting at Crittenden used his test saying that bis tate can havo them paid by balnf samo the best material and arc in every acid would burn it out but it burned the than a year after the road is fin Scbrce can be found Agent Ethcridgewho respect just what a man needs properly proven and presenting to golcT seems to ished with his family is spending a few days rock and left the gold Tho Kami Jambs Very Respectfully be as pure as California gold the size of The pressure for road improvethere Tired Feeling HOODS 11 That ¬ MADI50NVILLE ¬ Machine Works J Ioisinj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sarsaparilla Makes the J2 T hk ¬ Jmy ¬ Weak Strong ¬ Sit up Straight 49 jvwcTTLucile I 1 a mt I L 1 Hoods Q tn2 1 Only Hoods 100 CASPER ¬ lUViKM ¬ too--- ¬ ¬ ¬ wj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ K- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ GOOD ROADS ¬ c ¬ ¬ lr II ¬ - Notesfc- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ment in the Eastern States seem to come from organized wheelmen quarrymen contractors and candiUpon dates for official positions a very small percentage of these would the burden of increased taxation fall One very great cause of the bad roads throughout the country is the use of narrow- tread wheels for heavy loads No sooner arc dirt or gravel roads placed in fairly good condition than they arc cut into deep ruts by heavily loaded vehicles with narrow tires Then comes the rain filling the ruts with water and each succeeding vehicle works over and over the soft material until the highway becomes almost impassable If the width of tire was proportionate to the load intended to be carted the effect would bo very different And if the front axle of a wagon were narrower than the tear axle by the width of the tire its passage along the road would act as a roller and benefit it In order that all who participate in the benefits derived from good roads should contribute toward their construction and maintain encc a statute should be enacted imposing a light tax per wheel on all vehicles of a specific width of tire and the sum so collected should be set aside for road purposes It should also prescribe the width of tires for specified tonnage and not only declare exempt from taxation wheels of a certain width but allow a certain amount of deduction from their tax levy of those using them ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Earlington Ky It A Smith Deceased Juno 24th 1S95 CASPER HARRIG Walter McGaiy EARLINGTON KENTUCKY 4 life Livery and Feed Stables SPLIU DID LINE OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK -HAULING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ifc FURNISHED QN 8HORT NOTICE ELEGANT TURNOUTS HFARSF Wn Charges Jicasonable Salisfaclioii Guaranteed HG nisi s - Mist mime Cl- - vCMrH wMPRnK kMMGVriiM et hmoi Over Our Million IVopIo nrnr Hi W L DouRlns 3 nnd 14 Shoos All our klix H mit rqvnllr nallnliteturr TTm y clro llrfi Uwl Til no for ltu nifitier TIM r In nuil custom lwurn Mil mi fit imaurpAMrit WMB ThHrworln qualities w vrai KromJI IntlMTftt OYirnth4rmnk4li ss If jounlcUcr cannot rupir ouecin L MOLAS HPfei tnnmrllrit Iolfnnil Knstaroo ana A KING 1 v SB S4 S3 DO CorOoTnFrc Dch fimWBjSf av - as2LRsC ISTUn-TreVry-SST-- vml tosuu ioiim sncei TsrA saou l L ¬ If UK ISwC wati3 fcSJHWSiWSilWfisBefiCiUirn i TTSlr 11 wn ir 1 liiAl 1 fXiv It 3i3ISD CriSchlVntl your write lur M1IM notimgmeiis awa ilrtlrr cunnnt mpplj iEWQRUJr CO v W L DoiiglnB llrnrklnn Mutn 5W9S - ¬ For Sale by JNO M VICTORY Earlington Ky V 1 MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL Hie 81 BERNARD DRUG STORE KENTUCKY 4fSL I ENDORSE ¬ ¬ ¬ ELECTROPOISE Hcv John Jiodgtrs Danville JCy It is a mystery to me almost a ¬ ¬ DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARL1IMGT01M ¬ miracle Patent iuiGiiie8 and Perfumery DRUGGISTS FANCY AND T0ILI1T ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes M wy ¬ Jia Z Mttk I Catlcttiburg Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ have used the Elcctropoiso for five years and find it irivaluabjc as a curative agent especially is t efficacious is cases of feeble women and delicate children Rtv Robtrt Barrttl Louisville Bap tist Stminary Elcctropoiso cured after all othc remedies failed Rtv W IV Bruce Houstonvillt Ky Elcctropoiso cured opium habit ¬ CgrRcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPDUNDFD i1 Rtv Geo Means Covington Ky ¬ In one night the Elcctropoiso re lievcdjirain congestion and vertigo ¬ LIVERY STABLE ¬ IKE JOAVIS ¬ Wc could fill thi9 paper with sim ilar reports but think this sufficient to interest you in sending for book on tho subject of health Electro poise rented four months tor io DUBOIS 4 WEBB 8PE0IAL ATTENTION QIVBH TO A HEARSE PUnNIBHBD ON i FUNERALS rn rmr First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rales t3TMY RIGS AKE TUB DUST IN THE CITY a -- 8H0HT NOTIQB 509 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky llnw to Cure all Skin Diseases 8PBOALPATDBTN0TON TRAVELING MCN ¬ ¬ Simply apply Swanvrs Ointment No Internal medicine required Cures tetter eczema Itch all eruptions on the face bands nose c leaving the skin clear white and healthy Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Swanybs Stablo and Oulcc on MAIN 8T near Depot 3 ISAAC DAVIS BEN T ROBINSON Ointment Y0UK OKOURS IOU -- DRUGGIST Mortonw Gap Ky Always on band a full and complete stock of JOB WORK- - ¬ Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application imUOS AND MEDICINES PKIUUMBUY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS And cverytblng else known to tbo trddo tlJlianPrsrrliJoii CarcfuUuletitoiiitbfb V W wrnwww Mmj m Another Urokcn Arm Tho Henry ld w W pirrroVi -- SSpSjpP -- A totWf -p wK -g- lWlWPTp llvered n lecture Friday nlghl on Chris tian Advocation which was highly ap preciated Prof Gordon ot our school at Bremen Ky also gave a lecture on education and presented a report of I1I1 work which shows llio school lo be In a healthy condition Dr Slevinon preached Sunday morning lo a largo and appreciative audience his lext being The truth shall make you free This eminent divine held his an dience spell bound for an hour Many were heard lo say ns they went nway I never listened lo such a sermon before beit I over heard best ever preached In Beaver Dam etc Dm Stevinson nnd Turner aro recog nized ni being among tho strongest preach ers in tho Stalo Ono ot them will bo sent as delegalo lo our next General Conference Dr Slcvinson lectured again Mon- ¬ day night July 14II1 subject Ideas Ho captivated tho entire audience The conference was the most spiritual held for several years A number were converted and joined the church Shouts went up from tho camp at most every service Tho pastor J B Ferryman assisted by Dr Stevinson Rev C C Hall Prof Gordon and A J Bennett organized an Epwortu League Sunday oveniog Tho Conference being closed the preach- ¬ ers are all gone lo their respective work except Revs W C Wilson and A J Bennett who will remain with the pastor and continuo Ibo mceling for an indefinite lime they are expecting a general revival The peoplo ot tho own entertained tho conferenco In the usual Kentucky stylq All know what hat means Every effort was made lo mako our stay 1 pleasant ono Most all of tho preachers want In go to Beaver Dam nex year The homo of the writer wa3 with Dr Mitchell although a strong Baptist wo found him lo bo a perfect christian gentleman His good wifo knows what a Methodist preacher en jos when ho comes to tho tabic so wo found at erch meal chicken lender and nice and every- ¬ thing clso one might desire We will never forget tho kindness ot this man wife and daughter Miss Mamie who fur- ¬ nished us tho music during he Confer- ¬ ence May tho blessings of Heaven rest upon them To say tho least our Conference was n success and our trip and stay a pleasant ono The neit District Conferenco con- ¬ venes at Paducab Ky Yours at work ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 0 vJBiHfrt JWitS2r sun of Mr John Passed Quietly Away Dikd At tho AI A Foamvi cimn ron am tii 1RACIE TOOMBS Harris homo of her pa rents in thin city llu ZSubustru tuc Eliriue mWmmKA 3lXMMtfT---Vr A lnl ft ML J nwy T yJ Iflil lOATII KMMfcMW MUl Li A Ni TlMFt TABLH Mall MNthl HtptMs Itunnnvllli Acrntnoihilon irolilrnM ml Mnilltonvtllo ii ai a into p 6 IJ in m m tn of this place had tho misforltiuo Thmsday evening nth inst at to break an arm between the wrist tiiy oclock Miss Gntcio Toonilm and olbow at his grandfathers in eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Barncslcy last Sunday by falling W A Toombs after it lingering from tho porch It is said by some illlicoH of noarly ten months that that n special providence Oracle as she was familiarly watches over boys In the case known having been born and of Mr Harris cjiildrcn however roared in this city had a widu cir clc of friends bh4was a girl of it seems that a strange fatality has unusual force ttnd vigoonbright in attended them from infancy tellcct ahluniablo dispoiitibn thc Hot weather proves depressing to tlioso very idol df a fond fathorshoaft whoso blood Is poor toum Mill MIrIiI niprc jjl p m n tn 315 enrich their arilla Such peopln should blood with Hoods Sarsap M Bvnnivlllo Aeromodailon MrovMeneoaiul MaJlionvlllauivei In cited RnnJajr Mjr t ify V V liTIIKIUCi j5j pm m 7130 Agent ARIUVAl AND DUPAUTUHU OP TRAINS AT Boun Last Friday morning tatli inst to Mr and Mrs T J Capps a babe of the masculine gender tipping the beam at nine pounds It you want a stylish suit of clothes or a pair of shoes M Victory Co will save you money They aro offering great inducements in these Departments ¬ NORTDNVILLE ON if About twcnty fivo lti men several boys O0IN0 WIST three or four rats IouIitIIIo to tullon I SJ p m Ccntinl Clly lo Metnphli 7S a m and a terrier dog had a picnic nultfllle 10 Mcmpliti IJ19 a in Monday afternoon in front of the Companys store Tho rodents Earlington ffappGnings barely touched mother earth before they were literally chawed up Ncwrf Notes Personal Paragraphs onil between tho grinders of that Other lolnga at Home Woithy vigilant little canine The Scriptof Special Mention ure injunction was fully met however both as to timo and the Hopkins County Fair August decency and order in which it 2H 31 was done Tlio Winning Star is a spot The Earlington Musical Club cash winner show a most excellent group picTito ladies of Earlington and lloplcino county will find J M ture made at the K of P picnic Victory Cos shoes comfortable Photographer Willis of Madison villc did the work durable stylish and cheap A a in ¬ ¬ GOING HAST Mtmptilt In Ccnlrnl City 1iillon la loutivlllo Mnniplilt In Ioulirlllo C O ik 3 w r i 610 p in m to 4 Rat Kllllng Time J ¬ Money and experience cannot Improve Tho pcoplo of Earlington should Dr Sawyers Ukntinc which Is for weak inspect J M Victory and and debilitated persons and tlioso that aro stock of clothing and shoes and run down from overwork St Ucrnanl compare their prices before buy ¬ Drtig Store ing Cos The prospects for abundant crops were never more flattering at least in this end of old Hopkins J M Victory and Co are offer iny bargains in their shoe and Call and clothing Departments be-- convinced Mr John Cool our neighbor on the corner has just received a corn popper and peanut roaster ¬ Mr Tim Harrington brakeman on the L N road shot himself through the fleshy part of the forearm on his his return trip from Nashville Wednesday by an accidental discharge of a pistol that was lying in the caboose ¬ ¬ Born On Thursday night inst to Mr and Mrs Frank Sisk a daughter of the usual weight wit and prerequisites of the gentle sex 11 It you have tried many remedies- - and Who is it that beat his horse in many doctors and are still debilitated and an unmerciful manner and then Sawyers knocked him down with a bar of weak and diicouragcd try St Ber- ¬ iron Tuesday afternoon ULatine and you wilt bo cured Echo nard Drug Store answers D G Wilson I Shame tr on you sir Tinware crockery and fruit jars and space shame on you Time forbids further comof every description at The Winment ning Slnr I ¬ ¬ The shade trees on Main street in front of Win McCarlcys resi dence have bcun trimmed much to the gratification of pedestrians on that sidewalk ¬ All kinds of stoves castings cheap at grates and The Winning Star PilesI Iittsl Itching Wits Symptoms Moisture interns itching and stinging most at night worse by scratching If allowed to continue tumors form which often bleed nnd ulcerate be coming very sore Swvanrs Ointmunt stops the itching and bleeding heals ulcer- ¬ ation and in mpst cases removes the tu- ¬ mors At druggists or by mail for 50 cents Dr Swayne A Son Philadelphia if- Agent Iitheridge disposed of a carload of fine melons last Satur day at a great sacrifice the choic est in the lot bringing only fifteen cents The A O U W Picnic will be a success Those intending to participate in the festivity will find offering J M Victory and Co big bargains in shoes slippers and clothing ¬ Got His Arm in ¬ Mm n If you wish a remedy to brine the Hush of youth to your cheeks new vigor lo your 5 stem and make you strong andHvcll tako Dr Siwers Uiallne St Uernard Drug Store little more a Sling than a week ago Mr S B Jar vis a miner at No 9 mine while dressing down a room slightly as he thought at the time pricked the the flesh on the knuckles of his right hand with a piece of the copperas substance so freely mixed with the coal when last Sunday the wound became inflamed and by Tuesday night was swollen to an alarming degree Mr Jarvis however is under the care of the Companys physicians whom we trust will be able to arrest further developments A ¬ anif withal possessing to an degree tho characteristics of a Christian At the early ago of eleven yearn oho received divine impressions which she nt once cm braced connected herself with the M E Church and on many occa sions offered testimony of n Saviors love has often prayed in the public congregation was a conupon Sunday stant attendant school cither ns n pupil or Sccre taryigjyiic school and prior to her sickness was also Secretary qf the Baptist Sunday schoolthe church to which her mother belonged In fact she was a constant attendant upon tlo means of grace offered through tho Church for her devel opment as a Christian nnd had she lived wo bolioyv she would have been in the near future a Useful worker in the vineyard of the Master but He who doeth all things well hath decreed otherwise During her long confinement she never lacked for attention or anything that yearning hearts and loving hands coujd do to alleviate her sufferings or cheer her upon a bed of affliction Many Christians talked to her about life and death To many I want to live I think she said itsso hard to die so young all of which is perfectly natural and then to others she would say Pray for mc and when told that prayers were constantly ascending for her and that she should pray for I am pray herself too she said ing all the time As the hour of her demise drew near she was often While I would like hqardtosay to live I am not afraid to meet God very plainly meaning my peace is made with God I have nothing to fear She maintained consciousness almost to the moment of her death As the sad news sped from one to another that tho death angel had come and Grade was no more truly a fall of gloom hung over the whole town Sad countenances as well as a hushed undertouc bespoke her de parture On Friday afternoon at one oclock funeral services were hold at the M E Church in the presence of a vast concourse and not ¬ withstanding the inclemency of the weather one of the largest funeral processions ever formed in Earlington foljowcd her remains to the cemetery The funeral services commenced at the church were concluded at the grave by T D Walker of the M E Church South in a very touching manner regarding the life and death of the dear one then about to be committed to mother earth one he had personally known and loved from infancy At the conclusion of the sad rites the grave thus formed over our dear departed one was literally covered in boqucts of the choicest flowers emblematic of purity and the best affections of the human heart Truly it can be said she is At Rest May our Heavenly Father bless and comfort the stricken parents and surviving relatives and so prompt and guido those that arc yet on this side of the liver so that they may at last attain with the one gone on befoie a glorious rcsmrcction -- eminent ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fnvorlto Pro tiv jbmik riuiurs flcrlptlott Kaft prolllo lonlo mid norvlno j coiujiutindrd by nn cmlnnnt ihylclnn for Tliry watched Hits bud tho vnrioiM forma cf females complaint Willi n lender care Prescription will euro Uttckachr Hear ¬ ing down Irtllntit IrregutarUu am Womb Like another bud thai blooms Tmnlilea lly ntorlnn tho natural funo- Util llio scy Iho of death uons iicurm nervous prostration uitzincss Cut short lis life fin It V rinncRi Dear Btr Your nd This bud was Graclo Toombs view to Mrs pnjlrr A beautiful llfe- carefully rnllo crt nntl flvo bottles of Doctor Scarco iiftcen oars llorco Favorite Pro ecrlptlnn I nm happy to And death blew her lifes light out luiy hai cured her of Her suffering was long uterina ronirratlon Clio U frollnir finely I as lint God called her home sura you 1 npprtTlato your kltiilnctw With Shos coming I hear nngeli shout itinny ttinnks I am xourn 10 roimnona V iV Sweel jjcnllo child ton HAYrniL Miw flATlcn llrynon Cal Our dear Graclo Toombs Why did I hey lako you nway Wo miss thai sweet laughter Thai bright honest face Oil 9IONKV KIlTlIItNrn More cheerful than Ibo suns brightest ray amm Ii owurcd with fir nittNT8 WOMiSNT aratjevine fpelegrams MORTONS QAP Charles Jackson went lo Wblla Plains Tuesday Miss Arrie Lovan returned from Kinney Tcnn Friday where she had been visiting for several weeks John Davis has Just returned from a burning expedition He reports usual luck Davis M Cain and family and Mrs Geo M In Madlsonville were shopping appoint- Our Joloreci ifiens All communfeatlnni nnl mailers of newi per lining lo this column ihotitil bo ad Jreind 10 MiasjotiNNK PniLLirs nrllnton Kr Miss Anna Ross was the guest of Miss Paralce Ray Sunday - Mrs Laura Bradley of Chicago is vis ting liar niece Mrs Mary Cookscy Mrs Hllen Boyce of Providence was the guest of Mrs II Phillips Tuesday Mhs Malinda Gilchrist hai been visiting In Providence this week JJWtt7 Thursday Tho Rev Carl filled bis regular ment al Christian Church Sunday C W Fdwards nnd Uen T Robtnwn wero in Madlsonville on business last week ¬ Little Beatrice Hawkins has returned from Ivansvlllc where she has been visit ing Mr and Mrs Hohey Mrs Eliza Todd is visiting In Madison villc and attending the campmeetlng PIEBlCErrGURE Point Always Delighted Passengers lo Old T h c many ¬ ¬ hundred who have taken the annual outing to Old Point speak in do lightful terms of the manner in which these excursions are con The pride of the household ducted So carefully has the per Was sweet Graclo Toombs sonal comfort of the passengers A heart that beat for llicm all been looked nfler that when others A beautiful bud return nil have expressed them Tn heaven will bloom selves ns having received mote for Tuas a blow morn hitler lhan gall their money than they expected Her trcnds wero many These trips are conducted on the Slid loved them all most elevated basii and so as lo betaken nt Iholenst possible ex Her namo In their memory will live Sho did all llio good pense To nil that sho could In the first place reduced rates for side excursions to New York Pray what inoro could any one give Washington Norfolk Baltimore Tho birds chirruped Gracie and other points are secured which Did they know she was gone enables those who desire to extend How sad did the church bell toll the trip to do so nt a small addi Tho sun hid its brightness tional cost Tho remarkably low Yes hid behind clouds rate of 250 per day at the Ilygcia While tho clods over tho coffin did roll Hotel is granted to holders of special Men wept liko children seashore excursion tickets and this When they looked at tho face hosterly is pronounced by all who have promenanded its spacious On earth they would see it no more That grave decked with flowers halls parlors and corridors to be It points out tho spot a veritable paradisc for the rest and comfort of the weary traveler Hut Iho soul went to heavens bright shoro Then an experienced representa Sho is watching from heaven At tho Fathers right hand tive ol the company is sent with the party to look after every detail No sorrow or pain enter there Wo can go to sco her and sec that nothing is left undone Wo can walk through tho streets to make the trip all that could be All tho heavenly glories shall share expected rhose who want to divert their Dear parents tis sad minds from business cares and en Uut God willed it so joy the mountain scenery and ocean His will not thino shall be done breezes should arrange for the Shos gono on beforo trip on Aug 7th To that bright golden shore Is there pain grief and sadness no none Prcc Pills ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Now play mates dolh wander As though somo one lost Tis Gracia they look for shos dead I would llko 0 live longer Vet I dont fear to die Thcso wera almost Iho last words she said R W Williams and lady visited relatives at Mannington Saturday and Sunday Miss Hcltie Davis visited Plains last week at ¬ ¬ Mr James Alexander has returned from Hopklnsville reports having a good time Rev Graobcrry has moved his family to Mortons Gap He reports his rally as not being very successful owing to the un- ¬ expected absence of Bros Walker and Lane Mr Jess Moore reports Indiana as not being to his liking but says that Earlington suits his personage better While Geo M Davis vUiled al White Plains last week Geo week M ¬ Davis Is In Louisville this Charles Wilson and Charles Guy were in Madlsonville Monday Miss Leo Lander after n visit of sev ¬ eral weeks among friends and relatives re turned lo her home tn Louisville Tuesday ¬ Undo Hill Nunn Joined the Mt Zlcn Baptist church and was baptized by Eldc Foster Sunday at two oclock He t been a member of the Methodist church for a numberof years and Is now 77 years old Blessed Is be that readeth and un dcrslaodcth Several families and young men of Madi- sonvillo and here also have moved to Ala bama and several more are preparing to go lo dig coal Mr Wiley Lowcry has returned from Hadcnsvlllc whero bo has been lo attend tho funeral of his brother Mr Isaac Lotf- cry who fell dead in Madlsonville Satur- ¬ day at noon He was carried through on tho four oclock train Sunday He was a nnlcoand respectable young man Mr Lowery has Iho sympathy of the commun ity nt large Mr Willis Ware was called to Provi dence to sco his grand mother who was very ill but ho has returned and reports her as being better ¬ Miss Fannie Morion attended tho wed- ¬ ding nuptials at Hanson last Wednesday solemnized between Mr Roy Salmon and Miss Allio Ashby Wo extend our bearly congratulation lo tho happy couple and trust their path down tho stream of lime may bo strown with beautiful flowers laden with sweet perfumo and that in laler years when they shall havo grown whlto by Iho frosts of many winters may they look back with joy and satisfaction to tho blissful day that their union was con summated Dr J E Williams and R L Furcerson were in Madisonviltle Tuesday Dr E TAIraon and family arc at present visiting friends and relatives in the Prairio State Mr Dick Woodruff of St Charles was in Mortons Gap Wednesday on business Mrs Cain and A Madlsonville Friday W Davis were In Rev Wm Foster was in Madlsonville Monday with Prof W R Harding A J Bbnnutt RevJ E Baileypreachec an interest ing sermon Sunday in tho Park to quite a large congregation The Earlington Base Ball Club escorted ¬ ¬ ¬ Send your address to II Ii Ilucklcn Chicago and get a sample box ot Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will con vince you of their merits Thcso pills arc easy in action and aro particularly effect ive in Ihc cure of Constipation and Sick Headache For Malaria and Liver trou bles they havo been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to bo perfeatly free from every deleterious substance and to bo purely vegetable They do not weaken by tticir action but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the Regular size 25c per box Sold sistem by St Bernard Drug Store Co ¬ An Unfortunate The recent kill BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Karmnoton Kv July it 1S93 RrsoLViti Wo bow In humhfe submis ¬ sion to Ilia will of our Heavenly Father in Chamberlains V MI Rfc Dikd At Ilccla last Sunday colds croup and whooping cough It is morning at a oclock Mrs pleasant safq aud reliable For salo by Riparty an aged lady after sev- Si Uernard Drug Store KarlinRton Hen Kobinson Mortons Gap nnd George She was the T eral weeks illness King St Charles mother-in-laof Mr Fine Vin Little Willie Laf Her remains A Serious place ccntof that foon the Accidcnt were laid t6 rest in the Earlington old son of Mr John cemetery early Monday morning Laffoon a few miles in the counThousands testify to Iho wonderful re try met with a painful accident suits of Dr Sawyers Ukallna in building last Monday while in the field up and renewing Iho debilitated and broken witli his father who was operating Tho little down constitution St Uernard Drug a mowing machine fellow it seems was standing Slorc behind a bush unobserved when Mr John Twyman has purchased the machine was put in motion a stock of goods nntl is now sail ¬ and being in close proximity ing along on the placid waters of wounds in both feet and His store is a in 0110 leg near tho knee cap mercantile life model of neatness and comprises Strengthened by Taking Hoods a varied assortment of groceries I havo always found Hoods Sarsapa confections stoves and tinware rilla of great value I feel stronger and Notwithstanding John is a tinner can do mora work aqd better since I bo by trade ho is one of our most Ran taking it nnd I havo a good appetite I always pralso Hoods Sarsaparilla genial warm hearted citizens and R Smith Ashbyburg Ky wo bespeak for him a liberal Hoods pills cure indigestion patronage Last Satur To enrich and Improvo thequality of the Visiting In Ornvcs blood purify and brighten Iho comploxlon day morning County impart a natural and pink color to tho Elder J W checks nnd lips and induce refreshing Ligon accompanied by his ami St Jlcr sleep uso Dr Sawyers Ukatlno able companion and two sweet nard Drug Store children little John and Mary Mr jack Vickory living at left their their home in this place Barncslcy had tho misfortune one for a lew weeks respite among day last week while harvesting relatives and friends in Graves oats to fall through the scuttle- - county Their present location is hole in the barn breaking a couple Lynnvillc but they will doubtless of ribs His wife who was visit other points boforo their restricken with paralysis somo seven turn Tho Elder showed signs of or eight months ago is still conmental fatiguo and general de Tho friends and fined to her bed bility having just returned from a acquaintances of the family sym two weeks meeting at Kobards pathize with them in their nfTlic- - previous to his departure Wo tjon trust the present outing will fully Ilucklrns Arnica Halve restore tho wasted powers of our Tho belt salvo In tho world for Cuts brother and his estimable family Soros ¬ w fivc-ycar- Cough Remedy cures ¬ calling our sister and bio Secretary Grace Toombs from our midst In her death tho school has lost a true fried nnd Christian companion Kksolved We ns a school extend to Hro and Sister Toombs our love and condolence in their sad bereavement hoping God will bless them in their dark hours of sorrow It W Woon I P Woodward ¬ Vivian Travlor ceived Mrs Rhoilio Noah of this place was taken in thd night with cramping pains and the next day diarrheca set in Sho took half a boltlo of blackberry cordial but got no relief She then sent lo me to sco I if I had nnything that would help her sent her a botllo of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Itcmcdy nnd tho first doso relieved her Another of our nclghborn had bscn sick for about n wcok and had tried different remedies for diar- ¬ rhoea but kept getting worse I sent him this samo remedy Only four doses of It were required to euro him Hor says lie owes his recovery to this wonderful remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney Mich For salo by St Uernard Drug Store Earlington Ucn T Kobinson Mortons Gap Georgo King St Charles ing of Mr Cor die Mcintosh by Mr Ellis Miller near Mannington as near as we are able to get the facts arc as follows It seems that an old grudge has existed between these men foj quite a while Mcintosh the victim was a married man and about thirty five years of age Ellis is a young man about twenty five years ol age and up to the day in question July 4th was a single man He however had just celebrated his nuptials that afternoon Mc intosh hearing of the wedding went lo the home of the bride and upon his arrival began abusing Ellis calling him a horse thief and an ex convict alluding of cburse to a former liotiblo the young man lan had had with the authorities guage well calculated to arouse At these im the ire of any man precations Ellis walked out to his assailant and requested that ho at once leave the premises which he Mcintosh refused to do where ¬ upon Ellis seized a club and dealt Mcintosh a severe blow Nothing serious wa3 apprehended at the time but Ellis was placed under a 25000 bond Since the fatal night Mcintosh continued to grow worse finally resulting in death last Monday afternoon whereupon Ellis was re arrested and sent to jail next Fri day being set for a hearing of the case Occurrence ¬ ¬ dy a goodly number of enthusiasts beaded by the invincible Henry Jones came to Mortons Gap Sunday afternoon and crossed bats with our boys Obi I tell you Earling- ¬ ton boys had blood in their eyes and were confident that they would be the victor and carry off the honors but in this they were mistaken The way our boys Mrs Allen baby and nurse of Australia pounded out singles doubles and homers Miss aro visiting Mrs Ida Walker Mrs off of Goughs erratic delivery made that Allens mother gentleman sick and tired in fact our boys Mrs Mariah Long of Petersburg Ky utterly routed them boot and baggago and and Mrs Urashcr and daughter of Hop all that was left of them at the close was a kinsvillc spent Saturday and Sunday with disgusted escort and a disheartened nine Mrs B F Myers with their colors trailing in the dust Mrs Mary Walkerof Christian County whilst our boys looked like a victorious is visiting be family of Marshall Barnett army marching with colors flying They this week played with a dash and vim confident in After a sojourn of two weeks Mrs ER the ultimate outcome Altogether it was Hewlett of Princeton has returned to her home accompanied by Mrs Gee Brown- ¬ a good game and it abounded in brilliant ing os this piace for a short visit lo rela- ¬ plays with victory resting where it be- ¬ tives longs score 28 to 35 in favor of Mortons Mrs Elizabeth Uinwcchter of Phila- Gap The game was witnessed by 200 or delphia and Mrs D J Wardsworlb and 300 people who shouted themselves daughter and little niece arrived last Fri hoarse Jim Platl of Barnesley who umday and are visiting the family of W D pired tho game deserves the thanks of both Cavaness nines for the fair and Impartial manner in Mr W S McGary has returned which he rendered bis decisions from his attendance upon the Bos- Personal Mention ¬ If you have any news please hand it to Atmoit a Truffedjr Johnnie Phillips who Is acting as corres llllson Hollo Dlckl I just saw your wlfo taking homo a rnnshor uho picked pondent for this column at present up down town Messrs J B Hawkins and Isaac Strain Dick Wttowl Goes homo with blood ler have returned from Frankfort where In his oyo breaks tho door In nnd dis covers his wlfo in tho kltohcu trying they have been attending the Grand Lodge and reports having had an enjoyable time ber now acquisition on tho boiled Y World Prof Robinson of Madisonville was In FUnn for the Future town last week on business Im going to bo n lawyer when I Mrs S Osborn is reported as improving jrrotv up said Wnltcr Im not said Jlmmlc Im going in health now to keep a enndy store nnd bo rich Mrs Eliza McNary and Mrs S Osborn Har ¬ were in cnouffh to cat it njl up myself Madisonville last week pers Young Pcoplo ¬ pota-tocs-N Father Nowadays it costs moro to are in Madisonville Aisiting relatives and friends mend shoes than to buy now ones Daughter You must bo mistaken Prof W R Harding of Owensboro Why do you think so would bo has been in town several days this week If it did patched shoes He will doubtless be the principal of the N Y Weekly fashionable Kqunl to tho Occasion public school next year Miss l itaIeo Ray was in Madisonville Friday and Saturday taking the county examination We hope to have her as an assistant teacher Miss Ray deserves to have our school as she has all the quali- ¬ ties that may be desired of a teacher both educational and spiritual JUt lilcntly Mistaken Mrs Lizzie Kimbal and daughter Edttb ¬ ¬ ¬ Mother Mary that young man Is too presumptuous Wo Ahull have to sit on him Mary Lenvo that to mo ma Ill attend to It tho nost time ho comes Tid Bltn Tlio llirfercncfi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ton meeting of the Christian En deavorers and is much delighted with his trip He visited Niagara Falls and crossed over into Queen Victorias domain Returning he came by way of Cincinatti and spent last Sunday in Bowling Green Watt thinks he would not have given a walking endorsement to the resolution spoken of below The fifty thousand Christian En dcavorers in Boston lived strictly up to a resolution adopted Saturday to use no street cars or other vehicles on the Sabbath They walked yesterday to and from worship and listened to sermons by visiting ministers who filled nearly all the pulpits ¬ ¬ THE ANNUAL TRIP TO 011 POINT COUrOUT AND AND THE SKASIIORB THE CHEAPEST CAN IIB TAKEN ¬ HESTTIIIP THAT Customer What Is tho tllfforonco bo twoon this pair of shoes that you aro BARNESLEY showing mo and tbo 3 shoes that I soo NOTICE advertised bo much To those who have Hopkins County I W Dunning went to the District Forgotful Salesman Four dollars Conference of the ME Cburchat Beaver lands for sale Somcrvlllo Journal Dam Announcements for advertising these fill Knnr lllm lands in all parts of the country have been Mr and Mrs John Robinson have their made by tho Kentucky Bureau of Infor- ¬ CIIiik to Infn Muiuea home blessed with a new boy babe and his People havo rcmarkablo attachment mation and Immigration Write Prof J J name is William to tholr own names nnd It Is not often Glenn Madisonville for blanks wliich Rev G II Johnson preached for us that nnv ono cxcoptlng the most hard ¬ when properly filled and returned will be ened criminals makes a change This sent to the Bureau Sunday and Sunday night John B Atkinson of Earlington memIs why bo few people take advantage of The work is still bad with us here as tho law allowing- them to chango tholr ber of Executive Committee ml be glad well as other places names whenever thoy seo fit liven to furnish information No charge made advertising when thoy do tnko a now name tho af for J W Dunning leaves for Nashville onq Is apt to Tenn and other points Friday on busi- ¬ fection felt for the old ness He stateo that when he was in that havu n bearing on tho neW If n crimi city last that he visited the Penitentiary nal is named leorgo Edwards for In- ¬ and there be saw many things that made stance it Is apples to dollar- that he him feel glad that be was a law abiding will chnngo his namo to lMwnnl citizen then he saw sights that made his fieorge They hate to losa slht of heart sad their old identity even in the matter of Is spent annnally for Tobacco Thous- ¬ Louisville Commercial their iianip ands of men die annually from that dread- ¬ Kcllfcctlon Time lor ful disease Cancer of the Stoma h brought Snllle Well 1 really think you nro on by the use of Tobacco tho most conceited girl 1 over enmo The use of tobacco is injurious to the across Yquvo been exactly ono hour nervous system promotes heart troubles by tho clock ndmlrlng your hair affects the eyesight injures thn vulce and Laura-j-Thjust Bhows ypur Igno mckes your presence obnoxious to those ranco then Im not admiring my clean and pure from such n filthy habit hair But Harold asked ma for a lock of It and I cant decldo whoro to out It DO YOU USE TOBACCO It you do we know you would like to OUR TRIP TO BEAVER DAfl KY from Truth quit the habit and we want lo assist you ¬ ¬ 384255128 IeIigiou onieii at ¬ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Tho copartnership heretofore existing between Kobinson Hros and C Curtis under Iho firm namo of Kobinson Pros Curtis Liverymen Is this day dissolved by All imlcbtncss of tho mutual consent lata firm nnd nil moneys duo said firm prior to date of dissolution will bo received Robin- ¬ nnd disbursed by Mr C Curtis son Hros will continue tho business nt tlio old stand Karlington Ky this nth day of July 1895 ¬ Robinson Bros C Itinera doing Coal mining inter South csts aro looking ¬ Corth up in the Birming ham Ala District says Mr J H McGregor who made a visit to Earlington ono day last week and secured between twenty five and RomNfiON Il5 thirty miners all colored who havo since embarked for that sec Last summer one of our nrAni children tion This gentleman was here was sick with n severo bowel trouble Our again Tuesday afternoon in search doctors remedies had failed then wo tried of another bach for the same Chamberlains Colic Cholora nnd Diar locality says ho has orders for up ruoaa Itcmcdy which gayo very tpeedy wards of two hundred men or im relief We regard it ns tho best medicine mediate employment Mr Mc- every put on Iho market for bowel com Gregor is at the head of an em- plaints Mrs IJ G Gregory Frcdcrfcks ployment agency with headquart lown Mo This certainly is llio best ers at Birmingham and receives mcdlcino ever put on Iho market for dy his orders through tho miuo opera sentery summer complaint colic and tors of that vicinity says thero is cholera Infantum in children It never no strike imminent but tho natur- tails to give prompt relief when used in al outcome ot a general revival in reasonable time and the plain printed di business Mr McGregor was for- rections are followed Many mothers havo ever Utilises Sores Salt Rheum merly Traveling Passenger Agent expressed their sincero graliludo for tho Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns Tetter Now is the time to subscribe for for the Queen and Cresont Route cures It has alfecled For sale by the and nil Skin Eruptionsnnd positively curei The Bek guaranteed It is and bears the impression of a gen St Uernard Drug Store Uarlinglon Hen Piles or no pay required Price aj tp iilvo perfect satisfaction Send ypur Job Work to this of- tleman engaged in a legitimate T Robinson Mortons Gap and Ceorge by St Uernard l7or a cents per box business King SI Charles Satisfaction guaranteed fice Drue SloiO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thanking tho public for a generous pat ronago during tho existeuco ot the old firm by fair dealing nnd prompt attention lo business wo hopo to merit a conlinut anco ot Iho same Respectfully ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The regular Annual Excursion to Old Point Comfort in charge of Mr W A Wilgus S P A will be run Wednesday August 7th S W and C via C O O Rrailways from Nortonville on regular train leaving at 2 n AM connecting with Seashore Special which loaves L it N Union Station at 1 30 p m The round trip rate to Old Point Comfort is only 6 00 and the tickets arc good unfjth with stop over til August privileges returning only This trip surpasses any offered the traveling public when you consider the small expense and the many delightful diversions offered Grand and beautiful scenery in vigorating mountain air ing ocean voyage palatial enter tainment nt tho Ilygcia hotel and a visit to the Capital If desired The low rate of 250 per dny has been secured at the Ilygcia for all who goon this special Every attention and courtesy will be ex tended to ladies without escorts Choico of routes returning be tween Richmond and Clifton Iorgc will ho given enabling those who desire to visit Lynchburg Natural Bridge and other points of interest Sleeping car rates will bo 400 for berth Louisville to Old Point tobe occupied by one or two per sons and application for sleeping car space should be made to W A Wilgus For further partlcu Jars address as above or call on S W Railway Agent C 0 ¬ 51 ¬ ¬ surf-bat- h ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tuesday morning July nth Rev C C Hall and myself left Earlington for Beaver Dam Ky to attend the District Conference of the M E Church Kentucky Conference Green River District Beaver Dam is a beautiful town of about Goo inhabitants located on the C O S W It R In Ohio County twelve miles south of Hartford the county seat Hero we were met with a cordial welcome The hotel and residence of the town were thrown open for the entertainment of the Conference By July nth there were about 25 preachers present and a large number of official members and friends of the church Our church at this place is one of the neatest a the county just completed at a cost ot about f 2500 Announcement bad been made for a song and prayer service for Tuesday night but as some of the preachers arrived a day sooner than was expected it was decided that they who did not work should not eat So the program was changed and Hev C C Hall of Hopklnsvillepreached lo a very attentive congregation The writer preached the next morning Rev W C Wilson in tho afternoon Rev W Turner of Louisville preached at S p m to a crowded house He is a powerful man and mighty in the scriptures The Conference being organized the work began in earnest with prayer ser vlco every morning from 8 until 9 oclock Conference session from 9 oclock until Preaching al 8 p m and so 11 30 a m continued through the week The preachers all report a good years work lario numbers of conversions and additions lo he church Notwithstanding tho financial condition of the country they were able lo make n very favorable report In their benevolent collections an increasa over last year Dr Stevinson President of our school at Uarboursville Ky was with us and de ¬ ¬ All Free Those who havo used Dr Kings New Discovery know its value and those who have not have now the opportunity to try it Free Call on tha advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle Free Send your Co name and address to II E Bucklen Chicagoand get a sample box of Dr Kings New Life Pills Free as well as a copy of Guidato Health and Household Instructor Free All of which is guaranteed to do St Ber you good and cost you nothing rard Drug Store AN ORDINANCE Be it ordained by the Council ot Earl- ¬ ington That hereafter all parlies outside of tho regular livery slablo keepers who shall COLLI REMEDY CO run vehicles for passenger service In the liTown shall pay lo the Town Clerk a HIQGINOVILE MO cense of Ten Dollars J to for each one or two horse team so worked Be It ordained that tho livery stable SPEEDY trail IASTING nESULTS keepers of the Town of Earlington shall w YftMm U Ho Simple convenience CM Ml ciMtiy pay lo the Town Clerk a licenso of Ten luie AEacitJiiur lUIa wo fronvxny Injurious subfttance Dollars f 10 for each additional learn em ¬ UUI ABS0XZB3 SICVCID ployed upon any show or picnic day wa cuxkaniee a cure or muitd your montr Send lrlce MSno par bottle CO 4c lor trcitlie By order of the Council TKKMONT UUDIO- Ailotton Mu1 ¬ and will if you say the word Why by HOW OAN WB HELP YOU Inducing you to purchase a box of Collls Tobacco Antidote which is a preparation compounded strictly of herbs and roots which is a tonfc to tho system Also cures tho Tobacco Habit and knocks Cigrarettes silly HOW DO WD KNOW IT WILL CURB You Firsl by its thousands und thous ot cures Second by the increased demand for it from the most reputable wholesale houses Third we know what it is com- ¬ posed of and that the preparation will clean the system of nicotine and will can- ¬ cel all errors of the past YOUR DRUGGIST Has Colli for sale If ho has not ask him to get it for you If he tries to palm off something just as good insist on having Colli If be will 1 00 not order it for you send us one dollar and receivo a box of Colli postpaid Remember Colli Curbs In most cases one box effects a cure but we guarantee 3 boxes to cure any one FAT PEOPLE mil GC Atkinson Wm F Burr Clerk pro tern Earlington Ky July Mayor 1 1895 IOBT IN QUANTITY CIESTIN QIMLIT The truthful startling title of a book about bac the only harmless Guaranteed tobac co habltcure If you want to quit aud can 1 use H races up ntcot inlzed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes weak men gain strength weight and vigor Positive euro or money refunded Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad ¬ dress Tho Sterling Remedy CoChlcago43 Randolph St New Afork 10 Spruce St For sale by all Pruggisls No-to- Dont Tobacco Spit or imoke Your Lift Away WORMS vermifuge 20 WHITES GREM FOR YEARS Has lod all WORM Remedies BOTTLE I EVERY kiuiiMnll RIUMIIIIV fiOll BY AI IUAMHTEED DKUaaUTU -W K v a atan ltfVJ 1 l V a - Is - it v jMMh mmmm S555imiiiii la- a- iZimMM V V Stye 23ee umcmptiuH Pit Yaar In Sis Months TKHM8I V S adane etnrt rhtcaMonllit TimiUHT Local Notices Sr AortTiMWTi-- pr tl rack in Speelsl NoiIcm lirevler run wih locl Incmstttr fifieen cents per line bmIi rn Him iiequotmy uecnys iwMnre tno And It will freom just tho hnlhlnjsv Mmo ns any other apple Dont know why It Is Dont nsk me Hut thats the Hen Davis apple nnd Ill bet 11 hen you tifver heard of It before Then they raise an apple outlhero ns big us n small pumpkin and of n eolnrof n bnd cam of jaundlcn Its name Is Tnlpalioekltig but thoy call It talim fos short If 11 tnlpn tloosnt woIh a pound It Isnt much to speak of Inst why thoy rnlso this npplo I couldnt find out for thoy told mo It nry job nnn waiter Mcriiitnfllly Sn tell you times nro prctly hard when n good nrtlst 1ms lo tfet n Pnettc 1 HOUSE PAINTING J- JOHN G MORTON Nnlly Atllatlrillr knit HnnMlIt Vtletan Useeiiitil hy Hist thu Oruth Hmlloy Yost bos llko thu fooltolt Koruinl In tho parable burylnfr hU Inlent In n napkin Hrooklyn fdfe Jjarffs McPadeii YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE UY WIllHRli t BANKERS Madisovillk Egypt whodeelarod Hint the talpn was iwiltnif nimbi 1111 mirth and iliu I thitt Is true If toughness mid bitterness count nnd It woublntdo to disappoint thwn people So they keep on raising Bee Publishing Co thu ponderous talpn tUDLIIIIKIO The Hellllower ttnd tho Jonathan nro two npplos they rnlse out thoro and they bent nil the oatln npplos I THE BEN DAVIS APPLE Those ovor saw even In old Htonben Haw M itn front Old SIimiImmi Vn Hot finch Kgvpt chops nro pulling In 11 oouplo When lln round It million dollar u votir front their ap Ilctn lion you dont know wltrtt n ples and they fay they havent begun Ben Davis npplo Ut unltl n cnnllilcnt yet Hut old Stooben caps on one Hot two licnsl thing Hills Itoch rlhbod and ancient Steuben county twin No ono fs so thoroughly supersti ¬ VFo pcoplo liuro In York stnto tlilnlc wo tious ns tho godless mnn Llfo and hlllsl N Y Hun know n licnp but Ill mnko it tliroo death to him aro haunted grounds bens that you onn tako In nil tlto conn MERELY A MATTcR OF TASTE filled with goblin forms of vnguo and try between tbo Hudson nml tlto litkos thndowy dread Mrs Stowe and you en nt II ml iv mnn woman or Hut tt tuMil MtntlniMl KfltilliitM In tlm Inco In Its Vhenpiiomi 1SI t tic il for Tlitip lloHrlnll child tlmt knows wlmt n Hon DivU tip Novcr was laco so cheap nor In great ¬ Young Mrs lllaanue unme riiunlng plo Is Leaving out ino of course And All tho heavy kinds como on his re er variety her I never knew what n Hen Davis npplo down to meet0III3O husband patterned to cut up to advnntngo nnd my sol f until I went to lypt turr ft om the wits In such nro heartlessly scissored an nlr of Oh tlenr Thats tho only country thoy grow the InnkiugAlgy deal did you succeed clcganco still attaching to the effect of rflie urlnl that Hen Davli In Ejfypt III and cut laco patterns applied on cloth and 11 the wply Indel 1 did Say wo use up a jjood ileal o wind velvet When used without this cV talking about our apple orchards nlontf a very elevor stroke It was That man travagant cutting Vnndyko lnco Is said tho Hudson nnd out In western Now Wnlt until you are restod dear proforablc since It goes further than York ns If thoro hadnt been any tip then toll tno nil ubiiit It Anil dont doos any other pattern because It Is plosnny whoro clso slnco tho crop Adam hot put on full nnd tho points must Ho and Evo fathered but I want to toll lorget tlio nice jutSKiiit von proiulsud flat It Is therefore tho favorite pat our little wife U iml stieeeedel yoi that wo aint In It with Hfrypt right torn for nil heavy laces Hlack thread Nc rlrl Whi that part of Kfrypt In Oh tliatj Itall rliit I stopiW I guess laco mitts coming woll over tho enn iteer nnd cot Yii kuuwn as Clay county has pot inoro knuckles aro bolng offered for wear than fifty thousand ncros of npplo what it U and with iv Illiiiiiines fueo fell Why I gowns summerthecalling women garden orchard alone nnd Wuyno county has whoso fow nnd bU l wirtlel vet almost as many with Illchlaud nnd hadnt told vou hands nro patrician enough will mako Marlon counties crowding Way nos the fact Is ihit I was mi led Fj I Ibe tho others mlscrablo by patronizing heels pretty close Was I set back tueou mi ufteMiooit tei hvtlf ui a tho style Nothing Is so trying to a Was jeweled Ivlt lmecle tin I dil think vhen I went down Into Egypt hand as this sort of covering which In I Woll It takes soiiiothlnfr to set a of tt point liee fiu ur royal Noitvslcr ho way supports tho outllno orBhapo man from old Stoobcn back and Hypt nse dlsMays tho Oh pshaw I didnt waste mony of tho hand and which had It I dont mind telling you Hint tcxturo of tho skin its coloring and tho I got you a nico on such giinuriulci was sot back Clear back I I shaping of tho nails St Loll Is itc You sco I was traveling out that roomy couch upholHleiel I nublln WhyAlgernon Cliesterllel I Hlanqtte way swelled up with tho fooling that you didnt I wont hnw It in my love I was from tho gnrdcu spot of nil creation If thoro was any garden spot and ly parlor so there I think you nro I felt sorry for folks I mot on tho way peffcelly horrid and I Oil very woll then It tan just go in that thoy woro so far from old Stoobcn and I sposo I showed It When I the lihrirv I Ho tcomfortnblo pluco itruck tho prairies of Illinois it man to rest in the evening You selllbh thing of course yon do who sat In front of ino turned nnd said Then what do I get after nil your fino to me Ttight smart turn of farmlit laud promises a Oh you will lirtvo more of my so itrangcr Yes I said almost Inclined to toll ciety nthonio in tho evening It Is dlf the man Id pn3hlsfaro If hod go back llcult to get 0110 of the lounges nt tho tvith me and tako a look nt some real elttb Humph much good your society jountry but thoro dont scorn to bo much olso but fanning land Now will do mo if you nre uslccp No thnt whoro I ltvo wo bud nnd blossom Wo lounge Is mine I shall put It In tho bloom You dont hare nny fruit out hall nnd get 11 lovely pile of cushions means so much more than ihls wayl You seem to be only of tho for It you imagine serious ancr Oh by nil means add something to sarth earthy Wheto I livo wo nro Of fatal diseases result from he fruit fruitvl 111 fares the Innd I It thnt will cost a lot of money laid to hastening ills a prey where Well it Is your own fault for get- trifling ailments neglected wealth accumulates from corn nnd hay ting tlio old thing anyhow fjet mo Don t play with Nature s It used to be tho caper I said but It see yes I shall have nn cmplio gown greatest gut health lont go nowl Fruit Fruit Is what and roclfno among the cushions Oh Lord fou want and you aint got nny Ifjousrefctllrti Would npplos como under that out of sorts weak Yes Im really rather glad after nil nnrl iiipr9tltf fT beadln asked tho man got It I shall tako sotno Del- that you rfcrfHsnYc liausted lcnis Would thoy said I Would ap¬ sarto lessons lo learn somocasy grace UC IIU work JurAurriJUJ at I caiftUJflllllV ples como under that heading Woll ful poses Kcsulcs wo haven t gotten begin at oiicet ik4v theyd only stand first under It thats a new plcco of fiirnlttiro this season tili Iim nnt t II 4 Lie streugilituliu alll Applcsl Well I diould say sol Humph If wo got many wed havo nieaicincwiiuii 13 Thero Is no fruit on earth llko apples to rent nn annox to put om in JJL1U11 Ilronns Iron fit Hod green yellow or streaky ters A few hot- what And that supercilious Mrs Swag tq rurptFtirfit to luscious ns npplos What so fra- ¬ gers ncross tho way told 111c that thoy nn Irnitt fl grant ns apples What so beauteous were getting a qunntity Oh look very ifirl dote tt wnt ttain your as apples And what can you got ap- ¬ Algy here goes tlio furniture wagon rri nnii plejack from but apples My friend to thoir lioitHu now My goodness pleasant to lake L- Ittl bo worth your whllo to go with mo what a sight that conch Is 1 wonder to old Stoobcn nnd gazo onco on tip- yes they nro talcing It in Why I ples wouldnt give it house room Kidney nnd Liver Dypcpsla Tin goln down into Egypt now Maybe then you will leirn whon to see some said tho man a you seo ours thntyour husband knows Neuralgia Troubles Thnrs fuw down there somcthlugnboiit tho selection of furni Constipation Dad Blood I said Id go too for I wanted to ture you never let mo select any be Malaria Nervous ailments see what they called apples thoro I fore Womens complaints found out I hadnt got far Into Egypt Mine dear if you please you got Pet only tlieKcnuinc it In crossed ted before I heaved n sigh for old Stoobcn It for me Oh Algy this 0110 is awful iitus cut tiie wrapper All outers aicsim- Apples I tell you right now that Id n shocking shade of green with red U11 uceipt of tuo3r stamps we Slluil will inl ut Ion rteautlfkl Worlds never seen apples before It was In plush Why what on earth Is tho fair VI w j and book ftee October and they woro gnthcrlng tho matter MD EOWN CHCMICAL CO CALTIMORC crop You could go for miles nnd seo For Mr Hlanqtio sprung to his feet Afv Vi vvVjvSrsrf nothing but apple orchards nnd apples and running to tho window throw It And when thoy told mo that thoy high didnt look on n man who only owned Hi thcicl he yullod to tho a ton aero orchard as any account In thnt couch belongs over bore driver the business I didnt say n word about Oh Algy you surely dont mean that four ucro orchard of mlno back on Hint lion id thing Is tho hills of old Stoobcn Alias Old Joker I do not Mrs Hhtnqiie I Woll say I said how long has haudsomo couch is tho ono mean that I selected Is still la the lead with a complete stock of this been going on Tom Lowe pluntcd tho first or- for you and If It does not meet with chard about thirty years ago and your upprovnl it simply displays your tvhen It come in with its first crop that own lack of taste that Is all Two days later Mrs Hlanqtio was Inmeasured up thrco thousand bushels and Tom cleared pretty near twenty duced U return from her mothers by five hundred dollars on it every Mr Hlnnqucs promise to refurnish tho AND body pitched in for apples and now cntlro lower lloor of the houso tho TT theso four counties is pretty much till furniture to bo selected by herself Chicago Timos Herald apple orchnrd Why a hundrcd acro orchard aint Ono anything out in Egypt and some of work on day two carpenters wore at Repairing and Roofing a Specialty a building when tho scaffold om cover six hundred noresl That taolco they woro thrown Old Joker has marked his goods so low apple bolt beats nil creation nnd wo ground nndOno being seriously to tho That everything is bound logo folks in York stnto uovorknow tt thing unconscious and tho other hurt was hurried about It Dont seem so strangu ns far nwny for assistance On ltis roturn ho Low Cash Sales and Profits Small as tho rest of tho stnto Is concerned Emerald but Its nurnzing that old Stoobcn found n native of tho besido the Islo Insures tho patronage of all unwant onto it And theres wheto I got lat by namo kneeling with acquainted with the Hen Davis tipple conscious man noso his hand held Eeir-lix-xprtor- a tightly over his nnd mouth Tho It Is big and red and solid and pretty carpenter cried What aro you doing as a picture Hut thoros no mora your hand taste to It than n door knob no tunic lat Tnlco awaysurprised you fool isiE nnsworcd flavor than a chunk of clay nnd no lat looking Sufficiently Healed I Shnrol Im knpln his breath in for more smell than 11 pleoc of loci And bo dead soon yet thoy raise inoro Hen Davlscs than holl his body as Hams as his breath Horn any other kind nnd thoyvi got as laves ThliJIouso il New I hiyh as nine dollars a baircl for Vml 1urnlihlngs aro New I Ho who would fight tho devil with UrVT1 Bounds funny to man who loves his own weapons must not wonder If Everything Pint class 11 W 1 i fLi the truth doesnt It Does for n fnut ho finds him an overmatch South KY MADISONVILLE Hut its straight Ill tell von why A pollcamnn stops being an opti- ¬ Tho IWn Davis nint an enter Its a Mrs Sararj PrevJitt Proprietor cooker And its crop never falls And mist whon ho puts on his uniform coit Hams Horn the Hen Davis nover rots IlrtiUu nny conventional npplo nnd that bottles It Arc you inventing TRY TO BE CALM Tho bruiso turns to rot and tho rot something tako hold of all the rest of tho iipnla Tlio AiliiiutUKfl or llolng Ablo tu Control useful Gel The Hon Davis doesnt put up with ttn Hie Norci In this nay you Hruiso it if you wuit such nonsonso To escapo nervous troubles cultlvato can obtain a to but that biulsu will simply dry up reposeful habits When you sit down and thats the end of it Tho rest of sit still Do not start nt sudden noises the npplo will stay just as sound us A nolso novor harms one though a Thais tho way t o ever And tho Hon Davis never ft eees long continuation of it might When mako Or If lt8hould freozo it dont mind It ti child I onco attended a service In a Freezing doesnt nifoct It In tho leant church where thoro was 110 carpet HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS Theso aro nil strong points of this Tho pi eacher was rather an eccentric will be worth something I Want reliable InforSell freak npplo hut theru nro others It man tall tlilu nnd of a sovero and mation about lalent Soliciting and 1alrut leadIng The INVIiNTIVl AGli one ot Iho Is just as solid after t Is cooked as It rather forbidding countenance Long ing illusrratcd scientific msgarlncs now in its of was before It never falls to pleees footstools woro in tho powa and In tho f if tli yesr is devoted largely 10 1I10 Interests InInventors II Illustrates and describes new uritler cooking whether whole halved middle of tho sermon somooun hap ventions reviews the Industrial progress and or quartered pened to till ono up and It foil with a gives reliable Information to inventors frro 10 Then having no traeo of flavor of nolso that scorned to wako nil tho cents fsr sample copy or 1 for a wholo year Its own It readily takes nny other echoes that had been slumbering for INVENTIVE AGE Washington I C flavor and becomes a novelty to tlio years in the building Of course housewife and tho fruit fanner Imag ovcryono looked around to sco where W II JURNAGAN Vlce PresandGenMangr ine having a big whole cooked npplo tho nolso canto from Tlio minister placed before you and when you taste mused It tho houso fall never mind 0W WADDILL Cashier it finding tuut lH tmvnr tmt r tl0 It ho said in such stern commanding ISHopkins dountu raot luscious pencil or Jnley poar tones that for tlio rest of tho sermon or apricot or oraugo or any I at least gave him my undivided at thing else tho hostess has seen fit to tention It was a lesson in composure make Iti Thats whoro this queer Hen Which I hnvo never forgotten tyavls apple comes out strong and Control of nerve movements controls tnotaphoricully knocks tho souk off all tho nerves thomsolvos and tho nerves other apples on tho Eirypt ttpolu toll being kept In subjection are less liable Chicago and thu south nnd ive t tttu to assort thomsolvos as disturbers of Madisonville Ky clead stuck on this tipple anil its cnus tho body lanlcs nro simply nerves md buy it nt any ptluo It w gone wild Ono cun attain to a serenikeep sound from one picking seaso t u ty of manner under any and nil cir- ¬ Capital Stock - - - 50000 the next cumstances cm iiilsn to that poacoful That Is if It giow In either Hay height that Hon beyond emotion can Wayne Itlchluud or Mutlm iiiint bo mlstross of horself though china Transacts a general hanking huslness This Is another thin ulxtyit that iiivli- - fall nnd if over Mr Hawlostor should and Invites the accounts of Iho citizens ol ma ottifiii loget Itn lai 111a wi far forgot libjiself ns to throw a Jliue inuwoiu Ifitlsir n iTit t uatiron 11 1 ones head will lino Miss Hopkins and adjoining counties lias the finest and most secure vault In rotlro calmly counties II nliJiPl i i t Mix bo nblo to this section of Kentucky Dcinorosts Magazine fI than iiiit ¬ 11 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ Halts tjr Ilia miatter or jeardHirdslnd on application lo tliii taee Osltuaatas ot resoliitlensot rualxrtt Irm lb i lino st true Unci Inserted twel tlon tliereot over lwele nes will Ixi iliatsl fit cent Mf Club Kates furnished tor moil parwi tn1 periodicals null wouldnt Tf The mill nor wouldnt keep riMtumi for Its tmiwltltr deemed to be that there wuro somo people In llnndknrohlofs first nro small nnd sheer and puro white and with just n suspicion of trimming Soino hnvo a very narrow Insertion nnd edgo of valonclcnncs with plaited corners Others havo tho simplest posslblo em broidered edge nnd a small whlto Initial or inonogrnm In ono corner encircled by a nnrrow ribbon tied In 11 bow knot ut tho top just llko tho small stamps used 011 the lotlor paper A handkerchief of old laco Is of course always elegant however heavy nnd largo it may be Handkerchiefs should hot bo folded whon Ironed thoy should bo kept In n square caso of sticdo just tho slzo of tho hnndkcrchlofs them solves nnd n square Inch of tho ex pcnslvo pcau dEspagno sowed Into the lining will glvo them n most oxqujslto and dclicato pcrfumo Chicago Mnll ¬ the Kerchief ¬ YOU CAN GET TIIE BEST I LEAST OR TIIE MONEY ernard Coal Cos Ky Will links MIIiikIps Iml colors sllll bSpIi work U n slrlo sih finish sMmhl to ntif lo wastes no titntrtUI tllchisna ilfUII ami Inm- llR lkM ISllH RNil KlIslHfllnll llblf KlVM ssecntliiK plcflturo In work In lilt litis II toil tie rtrn tliliikliinl lnlln It Is lo your Irnnnacti a Oonornl llaiildnR lliijlnew inleicftloconsnll lilm HAS MclADHN AlltfM Special attention Riven to collections llsrnesley Ky mjoir PATENTS J R AIA llIiLLKJAniIMrKK IHMIIHIMIUIIW STORES NEW L FRIT5CH 5 SOW t L1TTELL and Copyright Csasc Office FASHIONABLE l t Allorncy and Counsellor In Patent UJ Ll Trade Mar AA7Gif-Laii-iptt3x- -x Oppoill Client -- MgnCHAT TAiudn- sv iJ ll S3gK Dry Goods i DePftRTMeNT CONSISTS OF SHOES Little Feet a Over twoho yortiB oxperienco Wtilo and for infortnaliort Amcricnn nnd Foreign Patents Cnvcnts nnd nil businosi arising IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS unilcr tlio patent lawn promptly nnil caro jit tipper First St IiansvllleInd fully prosecuted Kcjcclcd casos necorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of In lie earnestly solicits the palionsgn of hla Hop ountion I mlvlsa ns to patentability with Jtlnscotinly friends vet charge Mention this paper UO al Slfiivd CATHOLIC CHURCH Directory OI TUB IMMAUULAfK iims msiwsi Hbteli d W PniTO IMUH CONCKITION First mass fm n in i sceoml mass an I sermon 9joa m Itosarr Instiucllon ami liennllcllon at jjop m ociySumUjr A M Cotnan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rrrviecs rccnhily liclil incinlnc amlovenlne aver y Ill st ami Thlnl Sumlsy In iaIi moniii Voun Mrns Irayrr mwilnn rueaalty nutlit m Licile KY MADISONVILLK office Jol work tastily executed at tins A triil order is nil wo ask 15 sUuBgUilU I k iw o lw And- ilajschool at 9 Regular Prayer meilni 30 a in J W 11GON IMstor Tlnrilay nlnlit inn MIP8IONARV IU1TWT CHUHCII Services seeonj Satanlay CTenlns ami Hmitiy Prayer ineeliiif Memlar night eaeli month Sumlay elioelatn joa in 1 S HlwriiU Pastor L N RAILROAD THE cnKAT GUNIIRAL IIAPI 1ST CllUItCII lieM ai Aasombly Hall riery secomlSainrilaynliclit iiiimtayniornlhitaml Sun day night In Mch menih J A ltaroi laslsr Sen ices rrnularly THROUGH TKUNK LINE between tho cltlcn ot fin Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc NTew m r cituncn Sertlces first Similar each month Sumlsy A J IllNNHTT Pastor school at a oo p in M K Cincinnati Lexington Louisville livansvillo St Louis Ami tho cities of nlKhl by X every Services ercry folirth Sunday morning and C Peters Paster Prayer meeting Friday nluht CHURCH SOUTH Nashville Mcnipliis Montgomery Mobile and- - Now Orleans ¬ P001 Y I SC1IKISTIAN HNUKAKOK Prayer mceilnc every Snnday evening at 6 jo rt Assembly Hall yv yrt7av ViAsJSWKicg srrvTttK-- -j WitHout Chtancel AND SPCKU UNKIVALKD ZION A M E CHURCH I Health hats riyfvfrtr ibin lOK New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN Services every knly moinlnR at n oclock and venlne at 7 oclock Sunday school at 930 a m W W Uawscy pastor MT ZION IIAITIST CHURCH SHORTEST AND QUICKKST IIOUTE From St Louis Evansvillc and Henderson to tho Services Sahbvth at 11 a in and 7 p in San day school at 0 jo a m W W Foster pastor SOUTHEAST M AND SOUTH mubiuortwillr STYLES ALL SIZES CIITI5TIAN CHURCH lleadilnc thud and tomtit Sundays at ioto a in and 8 oo p m by Her S V tWler Communion setvico every Sunday at lorjo a m Prayer meetlna every Wednesday crcnlnr at II jo BAPTIST CHURCH THROUGH COACHES ft From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection ¬ ¬ 1 1IT U Jrett AS IVIoxt AS WITH I PULLMAN PALACE CAKS WELL Preaching tvery first and third SttniUjmwnln and evening by Kct Wynds Praycr Kieedng Wednesday evening Sundayacliool every Sh day momlng at 3 ij H K For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville for nil points rnn ¬ JLvGeixi Bitters Men te CHURCH SOUTH Pleaching every first and thlid Lords day momlng and evening by T C Peters Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sanday scheol every Sunday morning at 9 o oclock CUMBERLAND rHttKHVTEUIAN CHURCH North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Men Women and Children The POINT is Visiblc ¬ It Cures Prrachlne every SeeouJ Sabbath aj 11 a ui and 730 p in by W A lloon Pastor Prayer- meeting every Friday night at 7o oclock TRESaVTIERIAN CHURCH EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C NEW ASSORTMENT OF Sunday school evety Sunday mernlng at 913 Poeaching every third Snaday atlernoou - 4 rclock GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM C oigc Directory XJV P Atmork G P Se T A A - It W TUUNEK AM Slated fV- Louisville Kentucky to attend Traiislcnlbrclhrrncordlallyinviicd F H ARNOLD W M Cius cowl l secretary 111 - r LODGH No F meetings tho lust and third Saturdays in each monlh at 730 p Thos D Walker New Lace Birtains A n- - ST linttNARU IODCE wr w HHuHT Secretary dlalfv invlled lo attend PIFItCF JIUYUR8 N C u1 asyvop PiciyvtHy uouay maul v lining ureinrcn cor 1 111 No aio I ¬ NETW ¬ in W re EVERYTHING JS NEW AND KEPT NEW NEW m ife PROFITS IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT No EARLINRTON COMMANUKKV JM UNITKD OKDbK OF Tllli COLOHN CROSS meets Second and I01111I1 Saiuiday nights each monlh A cordial Invittalonlssilendetf visiting Sir Knights and laklos J CHICAGQpjfr II THOS N IILACK K of IX VATT NC QUICK SALES AND SMALL KNIGHTS OF VICTORIA LODGR No 8 PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the Masonic building All members of the order are cordially Invited to ailend CHAS COWUIL C C W F UuaaK of R andS EviMsfiiu HorKINS LODGH Ho 6i A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 7130 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited 10 attend N W Ilurr M W Scruggs Recorder II I HASHVItrt I North IMITED rum To TH ROUTE OF THE ¬ wr BELMONT lETou Ky Our Groceiy Department Dfficial Directory State CHICAGO and NASHVILLE CORPS OF CLERKS 11 1 7 A Patent Monopoly Eriescl Big Money trial MSS In everything ¬ Our Stock of Grpcgritis far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first class goods caii be bought for and for what you get Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything The best is by far the cheapest Our Sec what we have in ColTeefeJ Sxjipreiirt3 and other staples will bear inspection and JPrt iits and Getral iescl rrtjits and the o only uovernor John Young Drown Lieutenant Governor Mitchell C Alford Veotlbuloil Train Sorvlca with Pullman Secretary of Stalo John W Hoadley Noweat and Finest Vny Oonchei Assistant Secretary of Stalo IMvratd O Leigh Pi I vale Secretary to Governor Arch V Drown Sleopors and Slninr Oara Attorney General W J Hcndrick Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Halo PfOM Superintendent of Public Instruction ltd Por- ¬ ter Thompson TO Register Land Office Green II Swango Henry F Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Grot Assistant Adjutant General 1 II Rlrhrdon Supt Arsenal Cart David OCoimcil State Inspector of Public Trusts W II Gardner Commissioner of Agriculture NIch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W H Pror AND AU POIHT8 IN THE Judges S II Toney I It Grace T II IMtitcr It i D Gully J II Haiclrlgg j P Lewis Cletk Court Ap- Reporter IE W If inn NORTH AND NORTHWEST A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals Iieals L Gretn Wood Inngmoor Jr Sergoanl G I H U KOGKIIS I jniIRIBS A RobcrlsorT TipstaU W h II Hill Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Harbour C I AI AT II R huoihern lass ArI Judges W II Yostlr Jos Harbour J II llicnl ChslUnooRaTcnnn Ivanslllo Ind Librarian Mrs Mary llrowit Day Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mo Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chat U Poynld Urey Woodson wf SOUTH Terrc Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul ¬ EJSSTT which NEW CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE as stated it is tho - County takes ¬ ZZ1 1 i ¬ ¬ aBANP ERNARDCOAL COMPANY JLO iNCOUrORATED Qliidga of Circuit Couil C J Pratt nCoinmonwoallha Attorney John T Grojcl v BJCIrcuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Court Jno G II Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon Clfik W II Arnold B County Will Thomson hherllt jailor S I Ollutl Superintendent of Sclmols Titos II Smith Coroner Jno II Ilooth UAOUTrUTM JsvoSSfrMtVwMfcrTWVuMrJs3iM Cficsppcalo Ohio nnd So ilhiveshrn II ft ncTvvcrj LOUISVILLE AHO First District Henry Slmw Second Dlstalcl O J Farnsworlh Third DIstrlct J C Ilacon P Jones Fourth 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