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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 1, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 25- - I k I siXTH YEAR u EARL1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 1 1898 NOi 31 -- if if 4 A aTgSNARDCpAL COMP AIM Y m Um mttl - shippers of CQAL AND COKE EJeirliractorT General Office EJx-etnol--x Ky w M CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tcnn S H NEWDOLD LoojiorFxeshJfte 1PRME tvllllrlrwil appear from time to time permanently occupying St Bernard Coal Company v Wlioleeale Agent G ROUSE Manager Manaeer Palmer Hou3e Broadway Padttcab Ky 34a VVMain Street Louisville Ky WICKHAM Houscr Building St Louis Mo HESSER J VV Office CAPT T L LEE Manager A S bO RD Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts McrnphisTcnn 327 Upper SccondStV Evansvillc Ind BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building CliicogcV III O VM ldr JWy Pi i Keep a Sharo aooooooo bushels of this space SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Tba Welsbach Commercial Company of New York City has been incorporated to manufacture buy sell rent and Install davicesof every de- ¬ scription useful for producing llglil heat and power capital 7000000 Directors Stanley H G Stewart Emerson McMillan Jr WaUtein F Doulbirt E Francis Eldrldge Albion L Page J Craig Havemeyer Robert Murray Charles D Litbgow John II Scoville Edwar Jt Graetz Edson Pearsall John L Hisbel and- - Austin M Poole of New York City Advance sheets of the forthcoming coal report for the year 1894 issued by the Illinois Slate Bureau of Labor Statistics are out This tec lion deals with the investigation by the buraaa of the Great coal miners strike of last year The recapitulation of the tables shows lhat the 35107 men participating lost an average ot 714 days each with an aggregate loss of wagea ot f 1693 3 to which is an average of 6720 to each ssan Other tables show that only uG per cent ol tba strikers were enabled to resume work at an ad ¬ vance of wages or under changed conditions of employment which could be presumed to bo to Jheir advantage -- PITHY PARAGRAPHS Is said 16 bo fully INCORPORATED coal awaiting shipment at Pittsburgh Quite an Improvement is noted in lha condition of tho Iron and coal buslnessin the territory tribu tary to Birmingham Ala t There M ¬ li i T i li is iild tliat a new coal company with a capi- tal of 300000 will toon begin operations in the vicinity of Birmingham Ala One of Ilia mail lnpirt iik Ijhij distance trans ¬ mission plants contracted for this year is that of Electric Light Company the Fresno Cai Twelve hundred horse poer will be transmitted of 10000 volts by 35 mile ul a pressure three phase ays the Ceneral Electric Company Water is tho inilUffjowcr a head of 1400 tern ft being utilnrd r Several Mk CORt HAY eoKe SCENE AT THE COMPANYS FARM NEAR EARLtNQTON KY Jfe pullet It Caldwell V the Merrills AsMerritt Bros have eastern part of Kentucky been Micccssfut in ihcir suit against Rockefeller it it expected ihey will turn their attention to Ibe Kentucky property and mike extensive develop ments ¬ at llaiavla N V including C with a coal dealer areinterested of Duluth In coat land in the south ¬ manufactured gas The shortage of for fuel receives an impetus tho natural is bacnimng mora apparenUlally and hundreds of busy mindi are seeking and experi ¬ menting to replacn it with n substitute The De weea Wood Co of McKecsporl is making the Uartjohave the first gas producer built to fur ¬ nish fixed gas for its open hearth mills As natural gat diminishes 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 r- - 7 Relative to lha report that Samnel Spencer will accept a place in tho directory ot the Ten nesson Coal Iron Co there is excellent authority for tho statement lhat ha will not da so Mr Spencer feels Ibal it would bo improper for him as the president of the Southern Railway which handtes a large part of tho traffic of the Tennes ¬ officially connected with see Coal Iron Co to thai company GlUHED80KE F0RBAS Whyuy Sigh i ¬ priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St price k One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal BMMEMfe COKE BERNARD CRUSHED Ynn for a much less ie ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ¬ ¬ A few weeks ago our Oregon exchanges reported that a miner in that State while sinking 0 pros- ¬ pect shaft had struck a silver watch and expected to encounter the main horological vein a few feet further The fact that the timepiece was not of gold was taken as Indicative that nature in that rection declined to be dominated by Wall street Since the first announcement of this cliques great find we have been on the lookout for far ¬ ther details and confidently expected that tba great Australian cheese mines which wa exposed in these columns a few years ago would ba en ¬ tirely overshadowed by tba new discovery Wa bad hoped to be able to publish that careful as ¬ says of this Oregonian ore would show 13 curo- nomeier fo the ton besides 16 por cent pf main ¬ springs and a fair amount of balance wheels To our regret a correspondent of t e Spokane Spokesman Review explodes the story and It transpires that the watch was one which tba man himself lost fouryears and threa months ago The timepiece was not running when found and tho boom In watch mines which wa bad expected to chronicle has petered out M IIV HER LITTLE SHOES HRS MARV WOLKORD WAYTB Her litlla sbocsl I place them here Above my aching heart I scarce can see them for the tears That from my eyelid start Ve to How welt do I remember when We bought them small and neat And fastened them with loving pride Upon her little teetl Those little feet aro cold and still Closed are the big brown eyes And far away from mothers breast j The curly head now lie Sweet baby girl I miss you sol And go whereer I choose 1 long to kiss tho little feet Thai woro these little shoes My heart is sore my lite is sad And still I slnvo to bo A better woman for her sake Who waits In heaven for mo Yet all my years 011 earth will bo But filled wlffTbitter pain Becauso I cannot help but long To see my child again jowelod gate With all its changeful hues Yet long on bahtii to kiss the feet That worn these lllllo olioes Untontowp Telegram I seek for heaven U- - f i SlWEDl j- HV kATK T1IOHN f i I r A M IV jyMMaLdMlKalttlftyBKJtijiM Harry Eaatcrbrook drivv up his railway rug took a late cqpy vol Harpers from his pocket and was soon engrossed with its contents He gave little heed to tho driving snowstorm which was obscuring tho landscapo and pHipg up drifts hy the side of the railroad track He was going to Stillwater It was not exactly the thing to go to an obscure country village for an outing the month ol Jan uary but the factof it was Harry was a victim to the natchmaking proclivities of his mother and sis ter and ho was going la Stillwater to avoid meeting tho young lady who had been selected by his rela tives for lis prospective wife Harry Eastcrbrook was just twenty seven rich handsome and of one of the old families of J3os ton and what more could one ask The young ladies in hissqt wera thoroughly cognizant pf the fact that ho was a most eligible party and his mother and sister Isabel lived in a state of pqrpotual anxiety less ho might bo subdued by tho cuaririB of soino one un worthy of him and in consequence they had for some time been en gaged in selecting a wile for him who should be well fitted to pra- k pyw the Am gW mMw of ¬ ¬ 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It is a well known fact that no young man desires a third party to discover his prospective wife for him and Harry was no exception to the general rule And when his sister Flora had announced that Miss Evelyn Maybcrry a young lady who had been aucarly loved friend of hers at- the college where they had bothgradtiatcd and whose beauty and grace he had heard morning noop and night for the past sik months was coming to make them a visit and that Flora did hope Harry would see as she did that there wasnt another girllit tho world so1 fsweet and lovable as kvclyn then Harry made up his mind that lie would steal away and leave the wife se lected for him to nurse her disappointment as she best could For of course the egotistical fellow told himself she was coming just for tho purposo of making a conquest ot mm ana lie nau heard her praises so much and so often that he fairly detested the name of Evelyn Maybcrry So at the last moment the very day before she was oxpcctcd 4he trumped up tho pretext that important business in New York would detain him lor n few days and under cover of this plausible excuse he packed his bag and took the train for Stillwater His uncle James Day lived there and his aunt Agnes woulu bo glad to see him and she would heartily appreciate the trick he was play fng on his matchmaking sister and mother Harry laughed n little to him self as the train sped on and he thought of how his sisterfi hand some face would lush and how her haughty lip wouUVxurlif she could see him at the present mo ment and know that instead of to New York c was going to the little village of Stillwater where there was oho church a grocery store and a blacksmiths shor Byjovei he said to himself as he laid down the magazino and glanced out at the snow enveloped I sttpposo it is aitiean landscapo little game I am playing on Flo but confound ill Who wants a ready made wifo like a ready made And What do I suit of clothes How want with n wife anyhow I wonder if Cousin Nelit snows Well have a lie is at home sleigh ride tomorrow jl she I isnt there UJl bo a trifle can help Uncje James piddlo milk that will bo liftti than havihg to marry Miss Evelyn Maybcrry hallol whats tho troubVlioro And h roused biiol as tho sudden Mnuing pf the train nearly threw lunvolf Snowed inl said the brake man ruhug thtougVthe car a if ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jibut hsjet tamtlPMt pect from 1tjiat point of view dnfts ten feet deep Harry got up and went to the door and saw the engine floundering in a deep drift and the trainmen trying to clear tho way with shovels The storm was increasing in fury the sleet and snow beat fiercely in his face There was not a house in sight and the country was a wido desolation of stunted pines with intervals of dreary moorlands Most pf the passengers had left the train at Maltby a large town some three miles back and there were only two persons in the car beside Harry Estcrbrook One of these was an old manwho was industriously chewing peanuts in the corner by the door and the other was a young lady three or four scats in front of Harry Harry had not fairly seen her before but now as he came back from his observation of tho prospect he noticed that she was about twenty years of agct tall slim and symmetrical Her hair was very dark and abundant her eyes deeply beautiful brown long lashed and very expressive at the present timo of annoyance not unmixed with amusement It was evident that she did not relish the situation although she saw tho humerous sido of tho fact that she and the old man and Ilarfywcrc likely toremain snowed under for the night She woro a dark brown traveling dress and a hat of the same hue and her sealskin jacket was lying on tho back of the scat in front of her Her hands werq very white and ringless and she wore no gloves and she had been eating caramels and reading Marcella Cant get any further said the conductor halting a moment in drifts answer to Harrys signal all on ahead to Jessons Cut Bad place Shall have to wade back to Maltby and get help How long are we expected to stay hero asked Harry Dont know All night likely enough And tho busy man hurried on The oye3 of the young lady met Harfys such wonderfully dark deep eyes he had never looked into iuid lie thought to himself if Miss Evelyn Moyberry had only eyes Ijke those lie should never have made this rash escapade to avoid meeting her The young man arose and went He toward his fair companion lifted his hat courteously and Said aa w r It it an unfortunate circling utaoc that the tnia cannot go on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thank you I shall do very wall that is if we are not kept here too long I am going to Sill water to the wedding of an old friend It was or is to be at seven this eveing and I fear I shall be too late Im afraid you will said he looking at his watch which indi- ¬ I too am going to cated 510 Stillwater but I confess the prospect for reaching our journeys end looks dubious He buttoned up his coat and went out into the storm returning presently with his hair and whiskers covered with snowand his coat liberally sprinfclcd with the frozen sleet It was fast growing dark and Harry lighted the lamps and poked up the fire in the stove The violence ot the storm was momentarily increasing the snow and sleet driven by the fierce wind beat wildly against the windows and the frail car shook and rocked on the high built and unsheltered track An hour passed and still the trainmen did not come back The wind blew almost a gale and the cold was rapidly increasing Jn spite of the young girls protest Harry put his rug around her and filled the stove to the brim with coal This is getting monotonous said the young many coming back for the dozenth time from recon noitering at the door and its get- ¬ ting pretty near supper time I wonder if theres anything eatable in the express car He went to explore and soon returned with a box of fancy crackers and a big slice of beefsteak These goods were billed to John C Stillwater Handle Jones said he but wo need with care them more than Mr Jones docs just at present Well have some supper Miss rMiss May the young lady supplied with a half smile on her face And my name is Harry Ester brook and now for a stick to hold Or this steak while I broil it shall I make a gridiron out of the Necessity is the mother poker I wonder if you can of invention manage without a plate Because you see the silver and cluna are all under lock and key evidently Miss May produced the paste board box which had held the caramels and the cover she gave to Harry and kept tho box herself Capitall said thu young man let us imagine it is Sevres There that steak is done to a turn allow me to cut it with my pocket knife You neednt be afraid of the knjfe for I assure you I do not chew Shall wa irtvita the old ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mitilNMU W 8MJ4 lect him And he has eaten so many peanuts let us hope that he will not very seriously diminish our somewhat scanty supplies The old man was happy to take part in the supper and a second journey of Harrys to the express car brought out some cheese and a box of sardincsalso the property of Jones Co What an account I will have Co and to settle with Jones how grateful we ought to be to those estimable gentlemen for hav- ¬ ing their grocery supplies brought by this train OhMr Jones wont care said the old man hes as easy as an old shoe and he keeps the groMe and my cery at Stillwater folks has traded with him for nigh onto twenty years Then the old man picked his teeth with the small blade of his pocket knife and remarked that he guessed he might turn in which he proceeded to do by stretching out on two scats and covering him self with his overcoat The long night wore slowly away Miss May leaned ncr ncad back against the side of the car and drowsed a little but Harry did not go to sleep at all he was so engrossed in stealing furtive glapces at his beautiful youg traveling companion About day dawn the trainmen arrived with an army of shovelcrs and another locomotive and in a short time the snowed in train was released and proceeded on its way Miss May was too late for the wedding but she remained a week with her cousin and during that time Harry Easterbrook had dis covered that he was irrevocably in love with her At the close of one of the manv delightful sleigh rides which they took together while the new moon was shining and the horse knew that he was drawing a pair of lovers and she was so dangerously near him beneath the same wolf skin robe Harry poured out his heart to her and won the sweet confession he coveted But his delight was a little sob ered when Miss May burst into an uncontrollable fit of laughter when he told her of liow he had fled Miss to avoid home from was a silly who Mavberrv coquette and though he entreated iter to tell lum what tlicro was so amusing in that she declined to satisfy his curiosity But three weeks later when he took her into his mothers pres Mother this is ence and said Miss May who has promised to make mo the happiest fellow on earth in June and Flora camo in iust at that moment and rushed t r inio mw May arms ami iuikkcu tnivtuy Harr lwr - ¬ quite as brilliantly when fused to come to visit us when she came to know that you were at home And you both ran off to avoid each other and you got snowed in in a trainand had to stay all night in a car with each other and now you have got engaged and nobody to blame but your- ¬ selves Oh Harryl the man who wouldnt have a wife selected for him and oh Evelvnl who would not come to visit at a house where there was a young man Who was so determined not to be married out of hand How wise wo mortals be You shall Jiave the garnets you were talking about yesterday I acknowlsaid Harry Flora edge that I am beaten and I am And drawing Evelyn glad to be within Jiis arms he kissed her fair My brow and said prpudly dearest little girl My wife that is tn Iml I should ask no crcatcr happiness than to be snowed in on the way td btiilwater and irecuom from a matchmaking sifter ¬ ¬ ¬ QRAINS OP QOLD thoucht vou had done a ALUMINUM FORTHEDEFENUER brothcrmine in very witty thing All the plates and beams above He enjoys much who is grateful running away iium mc umj b of the new cup for a little who is good enough to the water line tho world And yacht Defender now in course be your wife didnt you The man who believes wrong of construction by the Herrcshoffs Evelyn thought she was doing will not do right she re- at Bristol RI are made of alum¬ ¬ ¬ OPINIONS OF THE PRES3 The democratic party is sadly in need of a herder to get the scat- ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 St Louis tered sheep together Globe Democrat The fiscal year just closed makes an exhibit which is anything but gratifying to democratic free trade Their theory wad a theorists beautiful thing but it went all to pieces when it was attempted to Toledo Blade be put in practice democrats begin the new Tho fiscal year with an excess ol expenditures over receipts of two millions a day But stall they ask us not to believe that the treasury books were not doctqredi in the closing week of tho last fiscal year New York Press Washington county has been the chief area of the woplgrpwing and industry in Pennsylvania among tho chief areas of the On Saturday June United States 15 3000 head of sheep were shipped from Washington county They averaged 50 to Pittsburgh cents per head in open market One lot of ninety five Merinos was offered at 30 Three years ago such sheep were worth 2 or 250 This represents a per head shrinkage of seven eights in the value of tho sheep which 11 the But pf wool raw material thnrn has been no such decrease in the price of the manufactured article as a visit to any clothing star will twtifv Chicago ItUer ¬ inum James C Maguire consultBelow the ing engineer says water line the hull i3 made of bronze Above this line rolled plates of aluminum 516 in thick The largest of Have been used these plates is 13 ft 10 in- long 3 ft 34 in wide and weighs 200 lbs Tliis is the largest plate of aluminum ever rolled The angle beams used for sustaining the deck were rolled at the Pittsburg mills of the Carnegie Steel Company Like the platcs they aro made of nickel aluminum which has given In orvery high tensile strength der that there might be no break at the moment of victory each piece of aluminum used in the Defender was tested by a piece cut The average tensile from it strength was 40000 lbs or 20 This is tons to the square inch almostv threp times the tensile strength of copper rolled to medium hardness and is very nearly equal to the tensile strength of ordinary commercial iron Had it not been tha two were restricted by the fear of brittlcncss we could have increased the tensile strength Mr Maguiro also considerably said that in making these plates and beams the ordinary rolling machines used in the preparation of similar manufactures erf steel In addition to were employed the outside plates and angle beams all the braces around the sides tho plates under tho wooden deck sheeting and the center beams of the boat were made of aluminum As the specific gravily of aluminum is only one third that of iron and less than one third that of copper the two metals which otherwise would have to bo used and asthe diameter of the beams and thickness of the plates were not appre- ¬ ciably greater than if they had been made of steel tho saving of weight by its substitution was a factpr of some importance in the construction of the Defender The new yacht will have her air ports and dead lights constructed with aluminum frames and all the plumbing fittings will also bo of That no tho samo material weight may be lost even in the kitchen a new set of aluminum cooking utensils has been already ordered ¬ ¬ The sweetest songs of faith are sung in the dark To find fault is easyjto do better may be difhcult A civil tongue is a better weapon than a slungshot Love is about the only thing foolishness that can cure laziness There is no greater than fooling with sin Doing good will pay better in the long run than digging soil Trouble runs with swift feet toward those who go to meet it Too many try to point to the cross with a frown on the face Enjoy present pleasures in 3uch a way as not to injure future ones When a man is wrong and wont admit it he always gets angry The truth we hate the most is the truth that hits us the hardest No one will ever shine in con versation who thinks of saying fine things It is a poor kind of religion that wont make a man happy outside of church Some people never think about religion until they come in sight of a graveyard there are people One says who are encyclopedias of everything that should be forgotten More hopeful than all wisdom or counsel is one draught of sim- ¬ ple human pity that will not for sake us ¬ ¬ TRY TO SAY THESE RAPIDLY The popularity of Peter Pipers celebrated peck of picked peppers will probably never vane as a snare to catch the tongue that would fain be agile but the test has formidable rivals The following short sentences as their authors maintain do won ders in baffling the ordinary powers of speech Gaze pn the gay brigade The sea ceasethand it sufficeth ¬ ¬ ¬ us fiav should aurh nlianelu The advances in wages simply sash shabby stitcfies show mean that the employers ara now Strange strategic statistics doing business upon the theory Give Grimes Jims gilt gig that the conditions which caused whip the reductions cannot be repeated Sarah in a shawl shovalaW because ot the recent and ap snow soltly proachmg republican victory VA cup ot coKm t T rilniT iMianrrar mnn lUMh rZL 4 TL r - mwfixmvwmimUHmm n flJW w1 vgsps w and you know has nil account with tho Courier Journal that the or gan on the corner would like to have settled Just watch how tho wind blows and you will sec a Carlisle flag floating from every anti Blackburn camp In the meantime the Republicans will take charge of the State Government and give it a long- needed clcaninc and not bother about the Presidential election un til the next vcar then we will do a little cleaning up in that dircc tion But for the present as Black burn and the Cuckoos cannot sleep in the same bed lets put them to sleep in the same little bed And Nobody what about Wat Hardin He docsnotknow whither knowsl he is or he isnt Just now he seems to be making a diligent canvass of the State to ascertain which side promises to afford the subject place to fall on He knows that he is in the middle nd ho doesnt know of a bad fix how to get out without getting out altogether ¬ OpBcc BEE PUBL1SH1NB u iloiel ihe rcstodleo Measures Not Men The only way for sound money Democrats to make sure of pre venting n free silver man from be coming United States Senator from Kentucky is to cast their votes for Republican nominees for the legislature Rational -- ajDifal s j ¬ r f I P r t i N M ii 4 t i t 4 M i l If Is Secretary Olney has provided the t Manufacturers of sensation of the day Ho swooped tlttt mutter down on this city without warning Steam Engines Hollers RATES SUBSCRIPTION and starting all sorts of sensational Mining Machinery such its Sure Thing rumors by hastily summoning nil Carts llovolving Shakers Mining Tho Democrats assert that Brad the members of tho Cnbinot in the iMVMifuIcllrlilvnre Screens Jloisting Engines JClo Etc J lit Monilu city to n secret conference nt the you if uovcrnOr Bradley J ley Hirer Monlln DEALHH8 IN single Copies Those present State Department uAUUn miiIm mflllmt frnn ntl urmllcfttlon Ihe please gentlemen has promised at the midsummer cnbinot meeting Btarlnjis llrass Goods Wrought Iron Pipe Fittings wanted In oil pftiu ot CitrnjpoiulenU offices to sundry friends and sup m lor pituenitri 4auntf Artilre besides the Secretary of Stnte were Steam linages Check Tumps Injectors Klc porters in case of election and arc Secretaries Cnrlislo nnd Herbert ADVERTISING RATES OF trying to cause jealousy and dts nnd Attorney General Harmon oil 00 dnd tqture lirtlnerllon Repairs on Engines Boilers and nil kinds of Machinery Neatly 50 sension tficlimiljsecliient insertion Their manner upon separating after in Republican ranks by Ilhplny mtverllscnienle for long period con foocomotiOe Blasts the meeting indicated an agree jao 3in and Promptly Executed naming the men for the places We Mr II Jt Xlnsv Irncteu inr ai special ric loc Notice 5 centt per line ment to keep tho business under Kuroka Spring Ark ttaftiW nnilrnii Interten free believe such promises have irt iirh conn per line do not discussion a close secret iromv tho OliliuntT notlcei will be charged Operator T C Martin and wife ara visl rrsnUr rates mnil been made but have no doubt his A1I derilemenla public at the present stage of the I cannot And words in whloh to ezprean iting Hkntlio run of the pper Hxlripoiltlan swill my thankfulness tor what Hoods 8m en only when nrrtnRen tor njr prcii con Excellency is mentally busy mak proceedings at least There nrc parllln has dono tor mjr husband lie Mo friends at Carml III and St Louis eri this week IrtM excellent reasons for tho boliof that was afflicted with rheumatism and tho rommitnlcAlloni to inc selections for an event that ldrMll Among the wonder appearing at the it relates primarily to the insurrecTHE DEE grip IIo lost hU nppctlto was nervous seems inevitable Is spent nnnnally for Tobacco Thous Earllngton Ky tion in Cuba In confirmation of and his actions became uluRRlsh having Camp meeting last Sunday at Sebree was ands ot men dio annually from that dread IIo teemed n an old lady who stated that she had that this theory the Spanish minister no lltont all about him Fnlsttm in Uno Fnlsum In Onv ful disease Cancer of tho Stomach brought THURSDAY AUGUST I 1895 ho by of Tolncco Sonor Dcpuy de Lome suddenly physical wrvek At last nnd decided to day taken her first rlda on a train nibus Uko IIooiVh Sartiaparllla alter tak Jaafaa enny to alt up strnlRht onThe tho use tobacco is Injurious to the use of arrived in Washington from MassaInn two bottlos ho felt as though ho waa on a bicycle as on ft homo Dispatcher D M Wooldridgo and his REPUBLICAN DEVICE adoption by the Kentucky nervous system promotes heart troubles Tho well Ho cyclo must bo built rlglit thouiih chusetts almost simultaneously with day ho feelscontinued taking It and to¬ brother Jake Agent at Springfield spent a and looks llko hnvo easily ndjustnblo hniiulo affects the eyesight Injures the voice nnd State Democratic convention of the Secretary Olney It is confidently 2 portion of last Sunday at the bar nnd many situs to fit you mokes your presence obnoxious lo those A Dlfforont Man National platform of 1802 causes nsscrtcd in Washington that thc cloin nnd pure from such a filthy liMll That means your buying a never 8ar coincident visit to this city of the Our homo laWo will without Hoodsother them to take issue with the present saparllla not accept any DO YOU USE TOBACCO- Dispatcher E L Wise established a dis Secretary of State and tho Spanish from our druggist Hoods Sarraparlll administration on the tariff ques If you do wo know you would llko to patchers office atSebree tor a few hours minister who have recently been quit the habit and we want to assist you tion The Gorman Wilson bill is REPUBLICANS OF HOPKINS in personal negotiation at Marion last Saturday A siorm north of them and will If you say tho word a protectionist tariff measure on COUNTY near the President is entirely due cannot bo rccommonded too highly Wo rendered the wires useless between Sebree MOW OAN WH HELP YOU 7 Why by and Bvansville Inducing you to purchase n box of Colli a Bicycle to a joint desire lor a strict enforce- ¬ cheerfully recommend Hoods Barpapa partisan lines and smashed the Mrm W II rllla and Hoods Pills TonAcco Antidote which Is n preparation ment of the neutrality laws SecreG7S Eureka Springs Ark tariff plank to smithereens How Mr Ruffen who has for sometime been Havent said a word about compounded strictly of herbs and roots Notice is hereby given that a tary Olney knows the Presidents Linzt Dox id the employ of the Railroad Company is the enigmatical financial plank quality No need Everybody which Is a Ionic to tho system- Also cures Delegate Convention ofthc Repub- views on this subject and came to Hoods Pllla cure coruUrmtlon by restoring at work on the Henderson bridge trestle knows tho Columbia is tho the Tobacco Habit and knocks Cicrnrcltes to be interpreted Carlisle says it lican party is called to meet at the Washington to impart them per- the pcrlstaltlo action ot Ui alimentary canal best bicyclo made Havo lower silly under charge of Foreman Saeger met priced machines too Harlfurds HOW DO W KNOW IT WILL CURB means gold Hardin has said it Court House in Madison villc Ky sonally to tho officials whose duty with a singular and painful accident one name of the sister of Ruth and EsYou 7lirst by its thousands and thous to Vote the kcpuhucan ticket put means silver Art Catalogue tttt II you call of cures Second by tho Increased demand it is to enforce them It is said to ther week He was walking on Ihe on the first Monday in August 1895 be likely that It will be recalled that Ma day last the x undek the log abin another Presidential most reputable acts for it from the wo know what Itwholesale for the purpose of nominating a manifesto will be issued in the mat- rion was the little town in south- trestle 10 his work whed his feet slipped Moore Is combouses Third The Sensational Boomer and ho fell to the ground breaking posed of and that the preparation will The Dcmocral3 having determined lo candidate of the Republican party ter Secretary Olney has returned eastern Massachttsects where Mrs both arms near the wWst and It Is a EARLINGTON KY Wcf deprecate and condemn clean the system of nicotine and will can Cleveland first came as a blushing attack ilio legality of the Eagle as the Hopkins to his summer home at Marion bride eight or nine years ago to distressing sight to seo htm walking around cet all errors of tho past Republican party emblem the last con But a plain for Representative for calamity howling NOTICE vention formally adopted the old Harrison YOUR DRUSQIST Hfls Colli for sale County to be voted for at tho reg- Before setting down to rest how- spend a brief summer period The with both- arms In slings and as helpless If aud Clay Log Cabin os the party de- statement of facts to guide business All persons knowing themselves indebted It he has not ask him to get It for you for the transaction ever ho will visit Gray Gables in Manonitcs have long insisted that as a babe lust as ho tries lo palm off something vice It will be placed at the head of the judgment is right and proper ular election and order to promptly acquaint the Mrs Cleveland has ever remained to tho estate of R A Smith deceased good Insist on having Colli It ho will Republican column of candidates on the In spite of the good Construction of a statements of such business as may come be President with the result of his true to her first love not order It for you send us ttoo one ballots and all that Is necessary to cast a Only be sure your Now they railroad or its rolling stock or careful will please coma forward and settle fore it In such convention each mission to the National Capital Persons having claims against said es dollar and receive a box of Colli postpaid vote for the Republican ticket is to put arc correct Misrepresentation is arc certain that their insistence was running of trains accidents will happen the little in the cross mark right under tate can have them paid by having same Remember Colli Curbs The decision of the Hon R B well grounded harmful whether it be for the pur- election precinct as established And the latest Is the wreck In most cases one box effects a cure but which oc log cabin and inside the square 1892 shall be entitled to one dele Bowler Comptroller of the Treas ¬ we guarantee 3 boxes to cure any one The opinion prevails in Wash curred near Sebree caused by a arokeu properly proven and presenting to It would bo well for all Republican pose of discouraging or encourJambs R Rash gate for each twenty five votes and ury holding up the appropriation ington that another proclamation flange on a wheel There is evidence workers to explain this change in device aging business ventures COLLI REMEDY CO to pay the sugar bounty for against the Cuban sympathizers that this wheel began breaking about three R A Smith Deceased so that no votes may be lost through care Wages were decreased work- fraction over half that number cast 1891 broaches a question as serious ijiay be the proper thing from a miles from lessness at the polls The log cabin will Earlington Ky June 34th 1893 HIGQINBVILE mo where the train finally went bo familiar to all oldAVhigs The-- money diplomatic standpoint but that it men reduced time shortened and for Republican Presidential Elec as it is interesing into the ditch where tea cars were piled fol- was duly appropriated by Congress will have no effect oiv the senti up consisting of coal lumber watermel in some cases mills closed during tors in 1892 which will he as the act was duly approved by the ment of a nation that began busi ons and one car of rosin The officials REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET the depression from which the lows r President Mortons Gap 3 Nortonvillc 3 subordinate and nowofMr Bowler a ness by dumping a formidable con- were soon notified and two wrecking cars county is beginning o recover officer the Treasury signment of tea in Boston harbor were soon there and after a delay to For Governor Now many papers for partisan White Plains 2 N E Earlington announces the opinion that the law J9ltsssssssssssssssssssH19VssRflWMLsA trains of about seven hours Iba track was W O BRADLEY purposes are publishing accounts 5 b n Darlington 2 L akeiiarl is invalid and declares that ho will A NEW VOTINQ PRECINCT cleared Superintendent Dickson Assist This Garrard County of manufacturers increasing wages mgton 6 Courthouse 2 Elk 6 not permit the expenditure t EARLINGTON KENTUCKY The attention of the voters of ant Superintendent Mann Roadmaster action would be ludicrous if it Robson Trainmasters Devney and Logs employing more workmen and Mill 6 Kitchen 4 West Hanson not of such grave importance were If this the Second Magisterial Dis don and Supervisor Sullivan were all on for Lieutenant Governor pointing to every case as an evi- 1 East Hanson 3 Oakwall 2 Mr Bowler has a right to proW S WORTHINGTON tnct is called to tne forming ot a band lending assistance to again start the dence that good times have ar- Dalton 4 N Nebo4 S Nebo3 nounce upon the validity and con Greenup County No blame can well be new precinct out of Lake precinct wheels rolling rived and business is booming St Charles 4 Usley 3 Dawson stitutionality of acts of Congress by the County Court It will oc attached to any one as a break ot this then his power is greater than that when in fact there has been only a 3 Charleston 3 SPLN DID LINE OF VEHICLES For Auditor of State remembered that there were more kind cannot be foreseen of the President the Congress These delegates shall be selected the Supreme Court combined and partial restoration of the wages SAM H STONE The than 350 votes polled in Lake preBDOD STOCK and of the force and time in some by the Republican conventions held law in question appropriated a cer Madison County cinct at the November 1894 elec ELEGANT TURNOUTSon the first Saturday in August tain sum to pay the American pro special industries tion winch according to the presFor Secretary of State j This style of exaggeration causes 1895 at such place in said Districts ducers of sugar the bounty on the C HAULING OP FURNISHED CHARLES FINLEY The controversy and ent election laws necessitates a diY dissatisfaction among the class of as the resident member of the county crop of 1894 EVERY DESCRIPTION ON SHORT NOTIOE vision of such precinct when more facts relating to the passage of the Whitley County C t workmen not yet affected by a de- committee shall select due notice act will be remembered All the than 350 votes are polled This L Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed V For Treasurer of State mand for their product and whose whejreof shall be given by such points however had been fully denew precinct which has been cut The mass convention bated and considered byCpngress off employers are therefore unable to member GEORGE W LONG from Lake precinct will be Th Brit Eboct Grayson Connty restore any per cent of the wages of Courthouse Majisterial District and the appropriation was the result known saaVrJsf f as Richland Voting PretaikfiUit obliged to curtail when is authorized to nominate a candi- of a deliberate conclusion of tlie they were Notes cinct No 21 and the boundary law making power arrived at in For Attorney General aaiBaaaflBaflNP date for Constable of said District light of all the facts And this the the panic began is lines arc as follows Bcgining fit FOR W S TAYLOR By order of the Hopkins County the law which Mr Bowler an aci They too want to be improving A KING at the south cast corner of the i yButlcr County W their condition and influenced by Republican Committee Oyer Oa MUIUa Peovle wear ihe counting officer of the Treasury Judge Sisk farm thence a straight COMBINE FORCES L the idea that good times have ar3 and Shoes tells us he proposes to repudiate vflk W All Douglas re eomllr 4aatUfaciorr For Superintendent of Public In J B Harvey Chairman r bora for iba money rived and trade is booming strike pro Tn and nullify The next question is line excluding1 Ti 1 McCords sbb t9cut torn struction ssssFTt1 The equl la t jl uul flL and threaten to strike for more July 12 1895 aroaniQ mv what shall be done in this anomal- place to the head of Flat Creek a VV J DAVIDSON brim- rn uniform LtunMd on mm r wages Perhaps they are not reous and extraordinary condition of little southeast of the Towns old MfVm tf toaSuTed orerothrmaka Puiaski County It your dotucr cannot fopplr joa we an ceiving as much pay as they de- - To Republicans of the Second affairs mumuM immR t tmtr It is certainly an absurd farm thence a straight line to THERES MONEY IN IT A vaw aav se KanmcllrJ Calf cmoTDFrch 4aa serve but to attempt to get an in and intolerable situation if a mere d KftBjrarco Majisterial District For Register of Land Office crease by violent means would subordinate of an executive depart- where the Christian Privilege road rvssssssVf VHdifL S30O FMM SRMt 3 Hfei O REYNOLDS CHARLES quickly bring clouds across the Md ment can overrule Congress needs crosses Richland Creek thence 2 WHIMMftt It costs no more to build a skies which are brightening intimi9aCC9l SO WYISChMlMWM Fayette County In pursuance of a call made by some sort of a legal guardian like down said creek to where the Madcapitalists date and cause the Chairman of the Executive Mr Comptroller Bowler But if isonvillc and Princeton road crosses trolley lino than to construct a roar aeaicr T ssssaVlf tf C VP iTiari iw jsvav IIyon wnw cannot nuppij nrcrrC-sHiBta- Commissioner of Agriculture iut cauitucuo tsssvini3 Macadam or Telford road in a money which is just commencing Committee of the Republican party this be the case it is important for same thence with saidroad cast VV L Douglas to be invested in new enterprises LUCAS MOORE substantial manner The tracks the legislative welfare of the coun- ¬ wardly Brockton Mass U rVC HUT The to the beginning to return to the seclusion from of Hopkins county for a Mass Con- try that the new exeevtive duties Marion County of the former can be laid so vention to be held in each Majis- of the Comptroller be promptly in- ¬ voting place in this new precinct which it is slowly emerging j1 J 3a sasassssssavH WA7Bssss4iicii that wagons propelled by horses fJ For Railroad Commissioner terial District on the first Saturday corporated in the Constitution Hou jnHHgaHiiftgaH to be at or near the Sulphur Springs can be used upon them On Plain Statements of the Political in August 1895 to send delegates JERRY M PORTER The work of improvement goes on the Madisonvillc and Princeton the earth worst not roads CO Earlington Ky Sail by JNO M VICTORY Hickman County Situation in the State Past to attend the Delegate Convention merrily on at the Capftol The leg- ¬ road The voters living on the muddy but sandy a horse can islative Millionaires Club will boundary lines between Lake and at the Court House in Madisonvillc and Present Note the draw only twice as much as he can Who was it that said they didnt Kyr on the first Monday in August have a more magnificent club Richland precincts should ascerProphecy house than ever next winter The carry on his back on a fairly good think the Republicans would nomi1895 for the purpose of nominat- great aggregation of solons will tain as to which precinct they be dirt road three and one haif times nate a candidate for RepresentaLouisville Ky July 23 1895 ing a candidate of the Republican have all modern convpnienccs and long before thenext November as much on a good macadamized tive of Hopkins County this year the comforts of home at the CapiThe split in the Democratic party party lor Representative of Hop tol Lots of thincs have been done election road nine times as much on a kins County to be voted for at the EARLINGTON KENTUCKY smooth plank road twenty five iTiie Republican party of Hop- is daily growing wider and there next regular November election and are being done during the reDown in the Mines kins county will on next Monday can be no compromise between the Notice is hereby given that a Mass cess to show how much better than times as much on a stone smooth has been is possible From the rival factions The plain Demotrack way thirty times as much name a good clean candidate for Convention of the Republican party subcellar to the skylight everything Representative who will defeat crats in the country followed Breck of the Second Majisterial District about the building ii being gone Some improvement in the coal business and on metal rails fifty four times AND DEALERS IN our Pete at the next November inridge and Carlisle and Blackburn is called to meet at Masonic Hall over About 800000 volumes of is now noticeable miners hero say and it as much It is not the horse path is hoped the samo may continue that is required to be so firm and andWattcrson and have for years Earlington Ky on election Saturday Aug decomposing books that have never The coko works that started up at De unyielding but the wheel path or honestly believed that the demonbeen read but have been Inhaled for the by our statesmen have been re- koven last Spring has been closed down rut which sustains the impact of LETevcry Republican in each etization of silver in 1893 was a ust 3d at 2 30 oclock p the loaded vehicle Instead of Magisterial District throughout the Great Crime that the gold bugs purpose of selecting delegates as moved from the musty basement for the past few months Free Turnpikes let the author- ¬ county attend tho Mass Conven- and tho money devils ought to above staled and the transaction In the Senate reception room more Although Sovereign the leader of the ities build trolleys over whose DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES sitting and waiting is done than in Knights of Labor has declared a boycott tion in his District next Saturday be exterminated and thatGrover of such other business as may come any other room in the country and against national bank notes we venture roadbeds vehicles may wavel free revenues shall Come out and get your working Cleveland was what tho Courier- - before the Convention Hair Toolli and Paint Bruslics restless waiters of both sexes arc the assertion that ho will take all he can and whose net public treasury be In this Mass Convention each fidgety and hard on upholstery or turned into the harness on and help us to swell Journal called him a mugwump And further than this grant get if offered him thetrolley privileges to prithe Republican majority next fall strong in New York and Wall voting precinct shall each separ- The brown leather f urniturc of this we believe such a declaration an act of vate parties on condition of mak ately select tho number of dele room which was tcrribiy jjharrcd treason against the government This Is Street and nowhere else ing the roadway passable and free Angling with a Deep Sea Bait gates as such precinct may be en from holding the great American the same organization which a few years to vehicles conditioned upon the t3FReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans Now Carlisle and Wattcrson public in its arms during the past ago kept the miners of this nnd other Cleveland is casting out lines for have completely flopped within a titled to elect which will be as fol- twclyc ycarsjhascome having the right of way out in a now states in hot water continually and It was trolley cars G6ld fish during these days and few months but the plain every lows suit of dark red leather almost as only after tbey tore loose from it that and clearance of track PS PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD Precinct No iLakc 4 delegates substantial as a saddle seat There they began to thrive and prosper the Blackburns Lindsaysand poli- day Democrats cannot see why Incurable Precinct No 2 S E Earlington will be new rugs and other additicians of that ilk are not procuring they should with themselves 2 delegates Precinct No lrom the clipping here taken from the Wo know that it sounds quacljlsh 3 N E tions to comfort put in the cloak all the patronage they apply lot down asses by turning around Earlington 5 delegates Precinct rooms which like the smoking Courier Journal We for the first time to talk about the Electropoise currooms of a club are the sociable learn that Gen P VV Hardin the demo- ing incurable diseases but bear in Miners and operators in the when these leaders crack the No 4 Richland 2 delegates Kencratic candidate for Governor of By order of tho Second Majis Block coal district in Indiana have whip Blackburn is making the terial District Republican Commit- and most frequented apartments of tucky has In the past been largely Inter- mind the fact that it is the old There is where the the Senate not been able to come to an agree same old speech to the same old tee of Hopkins County treatment which has pronounced real senatorial club life is thorough ested in coal lands GenP Wat Hardin has sold bis valu the case incurable ment the former wanting 5G cents Democrats and if they have to be Vo do not M McCokd Chairman ly enjoyed and ease rather than elegance is considered in the fur- able lands In the county to F A Hull make the claim that we can cure BPSOIALATTSNTION while tho latter offer but 51 as come sound money men they will W F Burr Secretary A HEARSE nishings A handsome new grass President of Ihe Long Mountain Coal all so called incurable discasesbut Wages for mining In some por- go to the Republican party that June 22 1895 QIVBN TO BLfsaLfsaVHHBv sSk green carpet has been made for the Coke and Timber Company of Pineville has always been tho sound money tions of Northern Illinois an cf ajaaaaaaap4BBMi CXA Senate chamber proper and the They were here this week completing the we do maintain with all earnestpuNNisHBD fort was made to secure the reduc party NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION walls arc going to be entire redec details of the transaction which involves ness that a case pronounced incur FUNERALS As a matter ol fact all this row acres of coal and limber land In able by the family physician is a ON SHORT NOTIOI tion which should follow the re Some plcbian and undig 10000 The copartnership heretofore existing orated duction in the Ohio and Pittsburg about Blackburn is a mere election- between Robinson Bros and C Curtis nificdly comfortabjo chairs which the southwestern corner of the county splendid field for the operation of SPECIAL ATTENTION turn around and tilt back permit Gen Hardin has owned the land for sev the Electropoise districts lint it has not yet been eering dodge to make strength next under the firm name of Robinson Uros It may be just First Class Turn Oats at Reasonable Rates PAID TO ting feet to be elevated to desks eral years To Curtis Liverymen is this day dissolved by year for the Carlisle boom effected The price paid for the land has not the treatment necessary and is TflAVELIN3 MEN WMY RIGS ARE THE DEST IN THE CITY S mutual content MI Indebtness of the have from time to time found their been made known z down Blackburn will help Carlisle It is however one of quite likely to be so If it fails Miiesq ara Sublo and Office on MAltf ST near Depot ISAAC DAVIS due said firm way into tne cnamuer A sknsai ional report has ap to get the Kentucky delegation in Ute firm and all money the largest deals in Southern Kentucky In this is no argument againsf tho prior to dlo of dissolution will be received to be banished and a very proper recent peared that a gigantic combination 1896 There is very little lovo of years as the coal and timber are sqnatonal cuair which stands but in such a case the Poise and disbursed by Mr has been formed with a capital of sound money but there is a great son Bros will continue C Curtis Robin squarely on its four legs and pre both of a fine quality the business at the T ROBINSON At present the land is some distance re fact of the physicians statement of 5do6oooo to purchase the out deal of the love of money which old stand serves the dignity of the Senate has been provided for every seat moved from any line ot transportation proven to be true But manys the put of all the mines in Alabama the Good Book tells us is the Earlington Ky this nth day of July A man would havo to be an acrobat and this has retarded Its development but patient who has been given up by Tennessee nnd Kentucky and sell root of all evil and of pie and 1895 or have a block and tackle to tilt It Is confidently expected that the pres his physician who has aain reItOBINbON UkoS the same through this central patronage and the like that the Geijp one of the new chairs back on its ent development of the oil field of this ceived life through treatment of C Curtis agency at uniform prices but so Courier Journal greatly needs in its Tbanklnf the public for a generous pat hind legs Then they are also to county will in the next year serve to en Always on band a all and complete stock of tho Electropoise oL iJhmNk far as the Kentucky operators are business ronage during the existence of the old have a new electric plant with a courage the construction of a railroad DRUGS AND MEDICINES giving to Wayne county a market for Its VALUABLE BOOK JREE concerned the men and money a Carlisle man by firm by fair dealing and prompt attention capacity of six thousand lights petroleum coal timber and prolific min Hardin is not PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES May it shed its radiance in the dark ADDRKS3 ivo not yet materialized and is a large majority and his defeat to business wa hope to merit n continu hayo marred much recent eral ores PAINTS AND OILS spots that anco of Ilia same rd to exist only in tho mind would not hurt the Carlisle boom DUBOIS 4 WEBB legislation Awl svwylblng else known to tbe trade Respectfully A lively contest for championship of reporter because it would be charged to so J 8 3 w Miss Marion Cleveland is the HppMns County tpoV place Ust Sunday 509 Fourth Avejjue Louisville Ky Kouinson Duos ykUHptflHon arfHlltCpot Inrorpotmiil J l Kitlltmton Second ¬ ¬ COMPANY t t1 tronuur- ucguiarvorreipoiiunuit Washington July 29 tpjj t Nervous and Weak Hood Snranpnrllln Made Him Dlfforont Man between Ihe ball clubs of Morions Gap and Crabtree which resulted In the first named club capturing tho bell which many clubs In tho county say they cannot bold If tbey will play ball with them President J 1 Atkinson of the St Her nard Coal Company arid Superintendent R M Salmon of Crabtree mines have the past week or so been acting at an arbi ¬ tration committee In a question wherein Superintendent Hayden formerly connected with the Providence Coat Company lays claim to several months salary yet unpaid nnd which said company say they do not owe htm While at this wrillns there has been no decision in Ihe matter yet all parlies concerned can rest assured that nothing but Justice will bo dona In tho case MADISQNVILLE Machine Works MAMMA PATE Proprietors yi ¬ ¬ A ¬ Sit up Straight 384255128 ¬ ¬ ¬ 111 mr Camp-meetin- g ¬ ¬ Hoods5 Cures mm- - r 100 x ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Arnold ¬ I H ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Walter McGary ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stables s II ft ¬ GOOD ROADS - ¬ ¬ HEARSE ¬ ¬ I HreMft PjTtT ¬ dssssftv ¬ ¬ ¬ W L DOUGLAS ftlrl tUfE7 m tHr afrN vSn 95 OnUEi SB vn D VSUIW i Jfr - ttMM ¬ - 1 I I ¬ zMf dmlMfr iaii ¬ ¬ 1948360 nVk 9200 hHWV V l ¬ ¬ SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBML J3J Fr M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGISTS Patent JidiGines and Perfumery ¬ M 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEN M fiy ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Mox tonfe Ky f ¬ 1 wn i if - vrerwv - tWtQrW mymrS pelegrams Hjtr ¬ 9f L 0 HHK Thursday afternoon after a brief Illness Mrs Robinson J 110 Robinson Mrs was a member of the Baptist Church and her life was doubtless that of a consistent Christian the death bed scene being a beautiful one so cheering to the sorrowing relatives nncbjriendsthat crowded around hcrjbedS Almost with her lasljbrcatli shosang Utah beautiful hymn ranigoing homo to die nb more In her death she leaves two small children one only a few weeks old a sorrowing husband and numerous relatives to mourn her demise but they sorrow not as those who have no hope but on the contrary can live in n bright anticipation of a happy re union on Wanted A gentleman corres- on tlicother side O O 8c F F pondent by n lady of 29 of good Her remains werp interred irf GOING HAST appearance and good family Gen- the Earlington cemetery Friday Mnophli to Central Cltf 610 p m afternoon accompanied by a host Pulton t Loulnlll ioj m tleman preferred from 35 to 45 Memphis to Ionlilllf of friends in CM Address tlt OOlNa WEST Box 378 Evansvillc Ind IIImI IKtsI Itching Nits Loulirllle to Iullon jjj p m Central Clly to Momphlt in A Neat Calctt- - If 75 lovers Symptoms Moisture intense itching two stlntcing Loulirllle to Memphis most at night worse by ujo m spend four hours and latlon scratching If allowed to continuo tumors together and the form which often bleed and ulcerate be coming Swvanks Ointment happenings lover takes or receives 200 kisses stops thevery sore bleeding hoals ulceritching and low calculating and each kiss ation and in most cases removes the tu News Notes Personal Paragraphs andj last ten seconds in five years time mors At druggists or by mail for 50 Son Philadelphia cents Dr Swayne Other Doings at Home Worthy the lover wuld have 365000 of Special Mention kisses their lips would have been A Sure Sign of Mr Mike B Long our en- Business lm- Hopkins County Fair August united for the space of forty two proving six hours tcrprising and days and 3831 swido awakc If yoa bava tried many remedies and The crops in this section esmany doctors and nro still debilitated and baker will soon begin the erection pecially corn arc just booming weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers of a new bakery and bake oven and The Winning Star is a spot Ukatine and yoa will be cured St Ber will add another story on to the cash winner nard Drug Slore rear of his present building on RailA Cargo of Uumdurgin wares Business and Our clever incr- - road Street and will put in bath split bottom chairs and hickory chant Mr E Mc- Plcasurc with baskets passed through our Lcod as has been his custom for room twatcrlclosct etc kMr R streets last Friday afternoon years will visit Old Point Comfort P Farnsworth has secured the This time contract for the brickwork and Mr The ladies of Earlington and again this season however he intends combining M McCortl contractor of this city Hopkins county will find J M kill has been awarded the contract for Victory Cos shoes comfortable business with pleasure j c two birds with one stone In other the wood work etc durable stylish and cheap Mr Long words Mr McLcod will celebrate has been very fortunate in letting Oh the rain the beautiful raint his nuptials while there August And yet the chronic grumblers arc 14th and as sure as Johnny cakes his contracts to the above named and honey go good together he gentleman as they stand without crying too much too much will upon his return introduce to a rival as being two of the best If you wish a remedy to bring the flash Ins many friends Mrs McLcod aa mechanics and most reliable j con ot youth to your cheeks new vigor to your accomplished lady of old Vir tractors to be found in this section system and make you strong and well take giny of the State Dr Sawyers Ukattne SI Bernard Drag The Bee extends congratulaStore tions in advance of the event Backlens Arnica Salrc To enrich and improve the quality of tho Where arc you going my sweet The best salve In tho world for Cuts Going a blooming blood purify and brighten the comploxlon Bruises Sores Salt Rheum Fever Sores pretty maid Impart a natural and pink color to the Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns sir she said ¬ nohow its mighty hard to get tip a bright sparkling And then when any newspaper thing docs hnnncn to hannun no EfjrlDC J3u 3iibtisiriJ n body wont Bay nothing about it every ones as mute as mice and should the reporter get an inkling that something is about to happen or has really happened those who ought to know cant tell more than half of it Why not keep your L N TIME TABLE eyes and cars wide open and be swift lo hear but slow to speak HOKTII except to tho reporter Thus Moll ttsotain Nlht HiprMi t lino p m with very llttlo trouble on your Kvaniivllla Accomodation n part you could aid tho reporter in 74 ilovlitenrn ml MoIUonllla Gij p m producing 1 sprightly paper but OltM Mall 1 jjJ p m if on tho other hand you suppress under a prom NIrIiI Itifftti sj p ni what you do know after a little and KttnivlMn Accomodation jsj m ise to come over Pf oldimco ml MadlioiiTllla arilrot in give 710 and all tho pointers In effect Runda May 8 9 then not show up until publication V W BTIIRIUUK Acent day and may bo not nt all the ARKIVAli AND DUPARTUKK OP TRAINS AT news gatherer is very often left in tho nine hole NORTDNVILLB - SKl If They Will When Wo Can wont do nothing nobody A Beautiful Death 35th tilt Died At her home in Barncsloy last PIERCEGURE L Personal Mention uWIt J In alt Bronchlftl Throat and tMDg trouble Mr lames W Deacon was in Hender Dr Pteroos tlolden MecMcal Dtocowr brteM rtttef and a permanont cure The way It son Tuosday on business open lo the grma ot ConMimpUoa U yoa Mr M Cain of Mortons Gup was in coffer from Astbrna Bronchitis or Catarrh ttogta early wWi Discovery and a cur town yesterday la txrtatn MnUh CotM Co lVnn Mr Barton Crutchfleld of St Charles Dr R V FIRROBt XMw Sjr Mr hBdwm was In the city yesterday on business flMotod with MtbtM tor twsatr ream m Mrs Robert Lovan formerly of this be grew ottor aba grew wone Her case waa city but now of Marlon visited Mrs Dr treated by tbreo east iMot doctors but oJt Pele Davis of this city last week 7 nP MUedl there was no tfaejr UM Dtaeourafed our atlws too ¬ aha MHV MRMKta ba 1 rtercea OoMmi He oai Discovery i aha used five bottlea and two ytata ot your T mtaaAt Misses Pearle and Lata Ilanlcy of Hen derson are visiting their sister Mrs Wm Vantson of this clly Miss Claude Grainger returned last Sat urday from a visit to Springfield nccom panted by Miss Taylor Misses Bessie and Lottie Izor uf burg are visiting the Misses Stokes Mr W F Burr has returned visit to relatives in the Kast Keys- - tine twenty pounds m weWM euro was csootod U K KYKNM UVA5i0thS Indian Relics And Slch Like 1 Our old friend W A Toombs from a W ¬ ¬ ¬ 6arlinton ¬ ¬ ¬ ift ¬ ¬ relatives and old time neighbors and Guthrio While the women folks are enjoy- ¬ Master Olin Farnsworth of Henderson ing a re union Toombs expects to spent Sunday with his grandparents nt this literally sift that end of old pYace cither in the heavens Hopkins Miss Elhel Evans is expected homo from above the earth beneath or even Georgia to morrow where sho has been under the earth for anything that visiting relatives Relics Miss Zadie Howard of Madisonville pertains to the curious thtis obtained will bo placed in visited in tho city Inst week tho Earlington Museum which Mrs Charles McGowan and littte ones already contains a large collection of Morganflcld who havo been visiting re from almost every quarter of the latives here for tho past week havo re turned home habitable globe Mr Lncien II Davis and wife of Hop- Mr Toombs will visit the place klnsviltc Ky were guests ot Mr and Mrs for the first time in seventeen M Victory Sunday night and Monday years since the day his nuptials J were celebrated His old menus Mrs Ida E Walker spent last Friday could well afford to indulge in an with friends In Madisonville old fashioned green corn dance Several of our citizens attended tho fun and not do violence to their most eral of Mr Slack in Madisonville last conscientious scruples Thursday C accompanied Mrs T O Terry and son Virgil of by his family left here to day for Uvansville visited relatives here last week Mrs W S Bramwell and charming lit- They a week or ten days outing tie daughter Annadelc of Nashville aro go direct to the Richland neighbor- ¬ visiting relatives here this week hood somo eight miles west of here where they will visit near Miss Lizzie Huff returned last Thurs day from a visit to friends at Clarksvllla ¬ W Mcrrlweather Again C W Mer- - I 5 ¬ riweather against whom serious charges have lately been made is now at home and wishes to set himself right before his peo ple and the public at large He came to The Beg office early armed and Tuesday morning equipped with the following bill of retraction signed in the presence ot Rev E A White and the accompanying publications ¬ at Home Mr Frank McGary has returned from a business trip to Louisville Miss Lizzie Browning visited friends in Madisonville Tuesday Misses Paulina Davis and Emraerino Wilson aro visiting friends in Paducah this week Master Frank Rash returned homo last Monday from a visit to relatives in Hen derson Mr R M Salmon town Monday ied by Revs Bennett of Ilsley was in ¬ ¬ ftjw P J lm The people of Earlington should inspect J M Victory and Cos stock of clothing and shoes and A Relic of the Mr N L Turner compare their prices before buy ¬ of Guthrie Ky 60s ing presented to the Owing to the trash movers of Earlington Library a few days late Col Robert Wood has been since to be added to its collection a handsome me compelled this week to exhume of curiosities the sowcragc pipe on Railroad mento of the late war consisting Street near the depot and remove of a pfno knot about five inches in length and three inches in diameobstmctions ter imbeded in the center of which Thousands testify lo the wonderful ro was a grape shot The piece was suits ot Dr Sawyers Ukatine In building taken from the limb of a large up and renewing tho debilitated and broken pine tree growing on Kcnhcsaw St Bernard Drag Mountain and is in a fine state of down constitution Store Mr Turner has in preservation attractive All kindsof stoves grates and his possession other castings cheap at The Winning relics which he intends contrib uting to the collection StaV The thirteenth annual announceThe best is what yon want when yoa ment of the Hopkins County Fair are in need of a medicine That is why is published in to days issue of you should Insist upon Hoods Sarsaparilla The Ber and fully sets forth the A neater place can scarcely be leading features of the great fair among the haunts of busito commence August 28th To be found than Geo ness Alexanders Bar- ¬ appreciated it should be read from ber shop It has been thoroughly start to finish overhauled rc papercd and r ranged and is a model of neatJ M Victory and Co are offerfinish George ing bargains in their shoe and ness from start to himself is a firat ratc barber while Call and clothing Departments his assistant is an artist of the first bo convinced magnitude One shave by this The Madisonville Machine Works man will tell you more in a minute who have an advertisement in this than you could get out of a column the subject paper have made a change re- article onStodghill Messrs and Adcock aro recently in ownership Mr Pitts the decorators and arc proving tiring and Mr Pate stepping into themselves to be most efficient The firm name workmen along this line the partnership is now Hanna Pate Consult When you get ready to go to their advertisement on editorial Old Point Aug 7th dont forget a nice lunch paRc ¬ ¬ ¬ re-a¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cheeks and lips and induce refreshing St Ber sleep use Dr Sawyers Ukatine nard Drag Slore and alt Skin Eruptionsana positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed Price aj to give perfect satisfaction cents pec box For sale by St Bernard Drag Store T Our latest ad friends bere this week vices from Dr Mr W H Martin has returned from a visit to relatives in Louisville W B Gardiner who in company with Mr Charlie vMr Harry McCowan of Madisonvillo was in the city Tuesday afternoon Robinson hied away to Colorado Dr L T VVyllis returned yesterday from Springs a few weeks ago is that a visit to his family in Nashville he is rapidly regaining hi3 wanted Prof T II Smith of Madisonville Mr Ed Ruby was in tho city yesterday health that owing to the crowded passed through town Monday and made this office a pleasant call condition at tho spring they have The Mortons Gap base ball club went fefc Money and experience cannot improvo pitched their tent on the adjacent tn Crabtreo Sunday whero they played Saturday last a special was pub- Dr Sawyers Ukatine which is for weak against a picked nine from the several surOn mountains The atmosphere is lished from Louisville to the effect that and debilitated persons and those that aro rounding towns including Princeton St cool and bracing and the Doctor Robert S Smith of Cleveland was in run down from over work St Bernard Charles Dawson etc Our boys were aeain victorious but bv a small margin is unstinted in his praises of the Louisville trying to locate his wife who Drug Store thescoro standing 33 to 24 in favor of THE DYINQ CHRISTIAN present location and of the results the dispatch stated bad lefi home about Wo are very thankful to the Mortons OUR COURTNEY Crabtreo team for tho hospitable mannei already attained says he can eat ten days previous with Prof C W Merri nv j T CORLBY Quito a delein which we were treated weather a school teacher from southern as much at one meal now as he gation from Mortons Gap uud Barnesley My days on earth aro nearly dono When the portals of life were opening Kentucky witnessed the game which at times was Lifes fitful race will soon de run did in three at home and having exciting Como over boys and we will Ero long Ill anchor near the shore Prof Merriweather is at present In this Upon a bright career equipped himself with new medical city and is the guest of Rev Elam A With hope and youth commingled do you up in first class style Of peace and joy forevermore works and all necessary appli White pastor of Cory M K Church on To charm and light his sphere With friends so dear Ill soon take leave CROFTON And at my going some hearts will grieve ances besides being a student of Central avenuo He was considerably Just then how sad bow sudden But fare you wall well meet again surprised to read the charge from Louis The sickle of death so keen I Geology he watches with interest Beyond this life ot toil and pain villa that ho bad ran away with another Thrust in to part asunder J W Gatlin and wife of Scotsburg the excavations made by gold mans wife Incidentally the dispatch The grain that yet was green visited at Mr Van Lovans last week Ive fought Iho fight Ive won the raco prospectors who are daily at work stated that Mrs Smith and Merriweather A friend a better than Courtney And now can meet my Lord in peace Bud Sisk of St Charles was in our His word so true has made mo whole i and all in all the Doctor expects had been traced to Columbus and then to Were bard to find on earth city last Wednesday While full salvation fills my soul his present outing to prove of in- Frankfort Prof Merriweather arrived So full of friendships greetings lohn McAllister of St Charles was in An example of truth and worth Lifes brief tide is ebbing fast tho city Friday on business calculable benefit to himself and his in this city about two months ago and Faith be had in bis fellows Time with me hero will soon bavo past He has never has not been out of it since friend Robinson G F Meyers mado a flying trip to Daw Im listening for the welcome call In his Hope lent too its charm been in Columbus and Frankfort Rapidly Improving Cukvsland Ohio July 34 1895 I Robert S Smith do declare all that I have said or done reflecting on the char acter of Prof C W Merriweather to bo false in every respect It was done in a fit of jealous frenzy and when I was not at myself I am very sorry for what I have said or done here or away from here that would in any way reflect on his character I hereby with my own hand sign this bill in retraction of all I hava said or caused to bo said against him He is as far as I know an honest and Signed by me the respectable gentleman day and year first above written Signed R G Smith Witness EA White Presiding Elder D F Kerr accompan and Wade attended Quarterly Conference at Pleasant Garden last Saturday and Sunday Mrs Fanny Baker ot Paducah in the city this week visited Mr Bryan Hopper returned last Friday from a sojourn in Dawson and other places Miss Alice Wise of Robards is visiting Mrs Harriet Hammont of Evansvllle provided with water towels combs and brushes and other conveniences for the who has been Visiting Mrs Ella women fncludlns a nee nrivata walk returned noma Monday which will bo in chargo ot soma good col MADISONVILLE Miss Frankie Phillips of Clarksvllle ored women who will look alter the com- ¬ forts and wants of the ladles and children Tenn is visiting her brother Willis Phil Holloman Oats died last Saturday ot Tho ladles will find that they will suffer lips nono of the discomforts heretofore tho Typhoid fever J II Edmonson Llzzio Edmonson J case on our grounds and we extend to S Fowler Chas Bourlands wife who has been In them a special Invitation to honor tho oc- ¬ Madisonvilleand R II Hayden went to Monday to have some pic a precarious condition is considered out of casion with their presence 100 beautiful tures taken ilangrrnnu is on tne roau to recovery shade trees have been planted in nice order and are thriving well and Rev John Bailey preached an eloquent may S II Manner will fill out pension not furnish much shade while they yet this year Sunday at it Sons furniture will bo a pleasuro for the patrons and sermon was Psalms the Baptist church J D Martin vouchers kt His text 3d chapter 4th verse house next Monday friends ot tho Fair to seo them and realize Tho band boys wish it stated that no well that the proper steps are being taken to Dr Bruce a great lover of birds as beautify tho grounds and to provido for oneislnvlleiLto the band room without as fine horses captured near Slaughters an especial Invitation is villa last woek what ha took to bn a pen tho comfort of tho people A new prome turbing to havo comers given as it is dis and goes during ulna English mocking bird but which nado has been built sixteen feet wido by practico hours prdved afterwards lo be nothing other 370 feet long with a row of comtortablo than tho bird that chirps but n few limes seats on each side tho full length so that Several ot llio Alabama boys havo reRain tbosn who will so delight In promenading turned and report times as being hard and In summer commonly called the Tho bird died of grief a low days along thjs spacious walk way may rest at not at all to their liking others report Crow This Is the broadest and longest after reaching Madisonvillo and tho Dr will promenade way In In the State of Ken- making a dollar a day Different rumors is without n singer tucky and will bo not only a great relief as are heard on every hand The Hustler last week in dispensing tho compared with the jammed condition of Mr William Lunsford after a short Ill nows to tho public was acting upon the ad tho old one but a positive pleasure lo all ness died In Madisonville last Saturday vico of tho scriptural Injunction Let In addition to serving its purpose as n mag evening Ho was a member of tho Ma ¬ not thy left hand know what thy tight nlficlent walk way above It will sbada Iho sonic lodge of Earlington and tho brclborn On ono page ot the paper it passageway along the booths underneath went down Sunday and burled him with hand docth Tho scats In the ampbllheatro have been Masonic honors praised tho Wilson Bill for ndl closing 1 Tho Interment took single factory in the United States but mado anow after the most modern nlan place at Sebree Springs new industries Spring- They nro eighteen inches high with foot being tho causo of Prof C W Merriweather Is tn town ing up every whero and at present tbero rest underneath tho scat below and a perbeing scarcely a factory or foundary In the son can sit on them with as much comfort and says ha holds a document to provo United States that is running on full time as in any church in Kentucky Tho seat uimsell clear of all Iho current rcDorts that As and on another pago of tho same Issue ing capacity is now jooo without crowd- havo been published in tho papers stated in last weeks column we are glad under tho hoad of Big Mills to Shut ing An awning will bo stretched in front of that ho can provo himself clear Down it gives tho sad intelligence that on account of tho cheapness of lumber the tho amphitheatre next to tbo track In order Mr Harry Hall of Mortons Gap is re Henderson and Evansvlllo saw mills will to shade the lower rows of scats in the af- ¬ be forced to closo down which will throw ternoon and Iho standing spaco next to the ported as being very ill and not expected to get woll and quito a number of his inti ¬ a number of employees out of work and track Tho ditch along by the booths on the mate friends went up lo seo him Sunday will therefore work a necessary hardship This Is what tho Republicans predicted north side ot tho amphitheatre will bo among whom wero Mr and Mrs I L would tako place if lumber was put upon filled up level with tho ground on cither Tisdaler Misses Eliza Prilcbetl Anna tho frco list which was tho caso in tho side so that all that space near the amphi Goodloe and Mrs Ellen Radford theatre will be easily accessible Wilson Bill to the bedside Bell Kirk In addition to all this the premium list of Mrs sick motherwas called Tho closing down of tho mills abova bcr this week mentioned will not only work a hard- has been very greatly increased especially severe stroko of paralysisleavingwho had a her help- ¬ ship among the employees of tho mills in tho Floral Hall and Ring Displays as a less Oat ot three daughters Mrs Kirk but will effect all tho lumber dealers and comparison with last years cataloguo will was Iho only one that could go to her nt raftmen not only in Hopkins County but show and tho peoplo of Webster and Mc Ibetime Ono in Louisville Miss Harriet in all tho counties contiguous to Green Lean counties have been admitted to equal and other Mrs Watson competition and privileges with tho peoplo Duckcr very theat Morions Lucy Wo and Barren Rivers ill who is Gap hopo Any portion of tho Wilson Bill or any of Hopkins in all departments which will Airs mrk loonu her motber better other bill that admits tho products of for- ¬ add greatly la tho extent of and interest eign countries frco of tluty along side of in the exhibits of farm products and stimu Everybody is invited to como out and tbo products of this country will work a late a generous rivalry between the people hear tho following interesting programme necessary hardship to tho laborers of of theso three sister counties These coun- which will bo rendered at tho John B Atthis country by closing down our industries ties are admitted for the reason that they kinson Reading Room Thursday evening have no county Fair and it will be a bene ¬ Augnst 71b Opening Song Club Prayer and throwing our men out of employment That is why nil our Industries need protec- ¬ fit alike to them and to Hopkins to hayo Chaplain Address Mr J 00 Rash Essay them competo with us tion by n reasonable tariff Miss Sarah Nurse Select Reading Miss The Board of Officers aro negotiating for Bertha Offutt Song Miss Lula Kirk Ad- ¬ several splendid attractions wfth which to dress Mr Ben Fitzpatrick Debate Re ¬ MORTONS GAP entertain and amuse the people besides solved that the Negro should go to Africa those mentioned in the catalogue such as affirmative J HJohnson negative James exciting bi- Atexander Closing address Johnson Fow- ¬ Wm Herndon has returnod from col- a great shooting tournament cycling contests a balloon ascension with ler Closing Song Club lege parachute descent high wiro walking tra- ¬ Mrs Mary La loon daughter of John R M Williams is having a neat cottage peze performances tumbling hippodrome and Charlotte Nealy and wife ot Boyd races etc etc and those who attend our Laffoon departed this life Friday erected on church street nlht fair this year may rest assured that noth The funeral ser- ¬ Messrs Ted Phillips and B V Robin ing will be left undone to contribulo to July 2Glb at 10 oclock vices were conducted at Mt ZIon Baptist son were hero Monday their pleasure and comfort while at our church Elder Foster delivered an elo meeting In this connection we desire to quent sermon After the services tbo G M Davis left for Louisville Monday state that the ground will bo thoroughly sisters 01 tne Housenoid 01 Kutn took to be gono several days sprinkled every day so mat tne an- ¬ charge of the remains and buried bcr with Henry Davis and wife spent Sunday in noyance heretofore resulting from dust tbo honors ot that organization Mrs Laf ¬ will be obviated Our idea is that foon was well known in Earlington her the eountry nothing will bo ot greater benefit to parents having moved here when sho was Miss Verda Graddy is visiting in Chris ¬ tho Fair and bo more acceptable to the very small bhe was educated in our people than to so arrange matters that they school and about four years ago sho betian county can attend with personal comfort This ¬ of Earlington was here feature is neglected by most fairs but our came the happy bride of Mr Boyd Laf Charle3 Curtis foon Her brief life thus so early cut off Monday experience and observation from what few seems sad to us She leaves a husband were provided last year lead Mr John G B Hall of Madisonville comforts that that they were appreciated by and two small children and a host of friends us to believe to mourn her loss We can only prepare passed through our town Monday the public and that the fair was greatly to meet her on the other shore when the This year wo intend death angel shall claim us as his own Mr Claudo Hancock and lady of Green benefitted thereby that the grounds and accessories shall be so ville visited relatives here bunaay well looked after that it will be a genuine THE ANNUAL TRIP Tim Harrington of Earlington camo to pleasure for the people to come and spend Mortons Gap Monday to see his best girl a day or tho week at our grounds and that they will take such a pride and inter- ¬ TO OLD POINT COMFORT AND TUB Mr Lucien Earle of McPherson Kan est in oua meetings hereatter as will make SEASHORE TUB CHEAPEST AND us a pleasant visit one day recently paid the Hopkins County Fair the banner Fair BEST TRIP THAT CAN UB the Wo State Wm Kimmons and A W Davis were of the co operation earnestly solicitiheso TAKEN of the peoplo in hearty in Madisonville Friday afternoon euorts and assure them that every promise The regular Annual Excursion Rev James Ezell and wife havo re- ¬ wo make shall be conscientiously ob ¬ served turned from White Plains to Old Point Comfort in charge of For programmes and further particulars will Messrs J T Harris arid B T Robin ¬ address C C Givens Secretary Madison Mr W A Wilgus S P A be run Wednesday August 7th son and son attended tho funeral services vijle Ky of Mrs Mary Owen Robinsbn of Barnes- t w ana via J ley last Friday Rrailways from Nortonvillc on araJDetfine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ u u v IeKgious ¬ ¬ Conies ¬ f - l ¬ is iff t IW S Tho A O U W Picnic will bo Those intending to a success participate in the festivity will find offering J M Victory and Co big bargains in shoes slippers and clothing police In the San Diego QCal court a few days ago a man testi ¬ fied that his wife gave him board in return for his services There understood is evidently a well business policy in that mans housemon- ¬ hold which will permit of keying with tho proprietor thereof It vou want a stylish suit of M clothes or a pair of shops Victory Co will save you money They are offering great induce ments in these Departments Dudloy Bishop one of tho best colored harbors Jhat ever visited Earlington and for the past nine or ten months an attache of Geo Alexanders shop has purchased an cntiro tonsorial outfit and lo cated permanently in Madison ville His shop is located near the Hustler office and wo bespeak for him a liberal share of the patron age of that city ¬ ¬ ¬ Six weeks ngo I suheredwith a very se vere cold was almost unable to speak My friends all advised ma to consult a physician- - Noticing Chamberlains Cough Kemedy advertised in the St Paul Volks Zcitung I procured a bottle and after tak ¬ I ing it a short while was entirely well now most heartily recommend this remedy Wm to anone suffering with a cotd Keil St Paul Minn 678 Selby Ave For salo by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Itoblnson Mortons Gap George King St Charles - My Utile boy when two years of age was taken very ill with bloody flux I was advised louso Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DIarrboae Remedy and luckily pro-¬ I carefully read cured part ot n bottle the directions and gave it accordingly He was very low but slowly and surely he gradually recovered began to improve and is now as stout and strong as ever I feel sure it saved bis life I never can I am praise the Remedy half its worth sorry every ono in tho world does not know how good it is as I do Mrs Una S Hfnton Grahamsvillo FlaFor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Morions Gap and Georgo King St Charles Use Ha brands the entire dispatch as a Charily fully developed Gavo strength to bis able arm Yesterday joyous and laughing Parrying words full of joy To day wo cover bis body The last of our noble grand boy The flowers we lay all about him He wore near bis heart yesterday A bouquet was ever his pleasure And be wore Ihem in such a neat way Surely God will forgive all his errors For faults ho bad very few His talents were used to their limit No wilful sin could he imbrue Loving and loved ho has parted For a timo from the many who mourn But timo has in store for his loved ones The same fate and very same bourne Like the lily that falls in the mid day By the stress of the heat of the sun So ho faded while yet in his glory Ere his trials ef life had begun He has solved out the problem awaiting The crayon of every born man And knows just how joyous is heaven How perfect is our Fathers plan But we miss how much do wo miss him The hosts of his friends will attest That crowd round his bier to honor His clay while his soul is at rest Let this cheer tho hearts ot his brothers This shows us how Gods fatherhood And the brotherhood are undissolving Show how kindly be is and how good Farewell to your laugh my dear brother Us echo yet rings In tho vale And hundreds will hear it forever When many tond memories fail You will greet us with smile just as glad ¬ some When we too shall follow you thence And tho loud balUlujahs pure tinging Will wake us when our souls go from hence You relentless unyielding cold iron Know not of the sorrow you bring When you rob us of those who are loving And leave in our bosoms a sting Yours in C II and P JA YOURORDBUS falsehood from beginning to end and does He Is but in not understand its animus differently acquainted with either Smith or his wile having met them only two or three times Cleveland Plain Dealer l4y H There aro many who will take advantage of tho exceedingly low rates offered to Old Point Comfort to visit their native state Virginia and look on the scenes of childhood bringing back so many fond recollections and pleasant memo ries ¬ ¬ ft large bills already icatfered broad ¬ Coma aarly cast wo willl say tkwofldtjjwrbwel cewjlaJa43Jlprkal8 and stay late and wo will insure Dont Tobatco Spit The truthful syStkWrMninrug Store Earlington jyien you a good time startling title TclifaWn jyorlM Gap ajfoprgo or Smoke Your Lift ot a boaic XlogTiiCjirfa Away 5 Tinware crockery and fruit jars about v ru caes of every description at The Win- ¬ line the only harmless guaranteed LyMi6yiH- Atrtfoess If you want to noil and houwhojd duties arid leave thjpgs ning Star J Braces up meat cant use that perplex behind join nerves eliminates nicotine poison inlxed Send your Job Work to this of- ¬ makes weak men Kaln strength weight and tq OJd Feint which willafford vou vigor Positive cure or money refunds fice Satisfaction guaranteed such divarsiofis as will Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad- Mor and prepare yew t dress Tho Sterling UentdyCoCblcao Now is the timet to subscribe for anayy uporf yw dutiau when Jtyou Randolph St New York 10 Spruce St turn 1 The Bee Druggists For sale by No-lc Since 1878 there have been nine epi- ¬ demics of dysentery in dlfferents parts of tho country In which Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrboss Kemedy was used Dysentery when with perfect success epidemic is almost as severe and danger Heretofore the ous as Asiatic cholera best efforts ot the most skilled physicians have failed to check its ravages ibis rem ¬ edy however bos cured the most malig ¬ nant cases bothot children and adults and undsj he most trying condUloos which prpyftd H to be the best mediciap in ¬ Prof C W Merriweather colored tho man who was accured of running away from Cleveland O with the wife of R G Smith also colored was in the city yesterday on bis way to his home at Earlington Ky Merriweather shows a written retraction from Smith of his charges was visiting in Cleve Merriweather land when Smiths wife disappeared to Smith at once came to the conclusion that The A O U W According previous an bis wifo had eloped with Merriweather Picnic nouncement He camo to this city but could find no next Saturday August 3d is to bo trace of the missing wife or of Merri tho gala day of the season Ha then returned to bis homo weather In addition to all the amuse- ¬ In Cleveland where he found Merriweather ments incident to an occasion of still at Rev E A Whites house Merri the kind stirring speeches will be weather read publications concerning delivered during the day by Jno him and mado Smith retract The latter W Baker Grand Master Work- ¬ backed out completely Merriweather man and J E Butler State Lec- ¬ said yesterday that be would have sued turer Smith but the man had nothing Promptly at 9 oclock the mem ¬ Mrs Smith is still among the missing bers of this grand order will form and no trace of her can be found Her in line at the Hall and under tho husband It of n jealous temperament and leadership of the Stj Bernard Cpr has accused several men of running off net Band will march to tho with bis wife Smith fell from a street grounds car in Cleveland a short time ago and re ¬ All sister lodges have been in- ¬ ceived injuries which cost the company vited and a big crowd is expected fr6oo With hls money he desired to This is open saloon and it is said that this Is from all over the county probably the last and surely no the reason his wife left him as she is ot pains will be spared to make it tho a religious turn ot mind All ot the best of the festive season parties connected stand high In colored In the spirit aad letter ef Jho cJrcta Louisville Commercial July 28 To leave this earthly sphere and ball son last I hursday Mrs Mosby Cannon and family of Lifes evening shadows gather round I seem lo bear tbo welcome sound Madisonvillo visited friends and relatives Of Father calling His children home here last week To livo with him around bis throne Dr J E Williams of Mortons Gap mado his semi weekly visit to this city I heard the Saviors loving call And claimed him as my all in all lijst week Yes in my folly and disgrace Mrs Pyles is very sick with fever I sougnt and tound redeeming graco Mrs E Gray and And now to all Ill say good bye Mrs Puss Brasher Miss Ruth Gray went to Dawson Saturday My spirit soon from earth must fly for their health This form youll put beneath the sod Uut the soul will be at peaco with uoo Crofton is no longer numbered with your second class cities for we have a free Atlanta Ga delivery wagon Rov A Bennett will preach bis last Prof Wm Robinson of Hopkinsviile sermon for the present Conference year will begin tho public school at the Crofton next Sunday night at tho M E Church Prof Rob He will hold two services an usual at 11 a College Monday August sb All are especially ru and at 730 p m inson comes highly recommended Invited to hoar his parting sermon ¬ regular train leaving at 2 11 AM connecting with Seashore Special N Union Stawhich leaves L tion at 130 p m The round trip rate to Old Point Comfort is only 1600 and the tickets arc good un ¬ til August 29th with stop over 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 ocean voyage palatial entertainment at the Hygeia hotel and a visit to the Capital if desired The low rate of 2 50 per day has been secured at the Hygeia for all Every atwho go on this special tention and courtesy will be ex tended to ladies without escorts bc Choice of routes returning twcenRichmondand Clifton lorge will be given enabling those who desire to visit Lynchburg Natural Bridge and other points of interest Sleeping car rates will be 400 for berth Louisville to Old Point to be occupied by one or two persons and application for sleeping car space should be made to W A Wilgus For further particu- ¬ lars address as above or call on S W Railway Agent C 0 ¬ ¬ surf-bathin- g ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CASPER HARRIG BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Madisonville Ky If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to or dcr Call at my shoe making establishment oppositp the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoe Shoes of my make as all my cus- ¬ tomers will tell you aro made of the best material and are in every respect just what a man needs Very Respectfully ¬ 13th ANNUAL DidYeu Ever Think That you cannot be well unless you havo pure rich blood If you are weak tired languid and all run down It Is because your blood Is Impoverished and lacks vi tality These troubles may be overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla because Hoods Sarsaparllla make pure rich blood It s la truth the great blood purifier ¬ Pkbnticb - tlprty 1OK JOB WORK- M camtlpailon Hoods Pills cure liver billiousaets Jaundice sick headache In- dlgMUotti III Will receive prompt attention at Estimates furnished tins office upon application Elder J N Hall an eminent divine ot Fulton Ky is expected to preach at the Baptist church in this city next Sunday night Bro Hall is said to bo one of the The Board 61 Officers of the Hopkins leading ministers ot this denomination In to County Fair Company take pleasure In an- ¬ the State and those who failwill avail them doubtless nouncing that tho Thirteenth Annual selves ot this opportunity Meeting of tbo company will be held at its miss a rare treat grounds near Madisonville on Wedrtes Elder J W Ligon is expected home dav Thursday Friday and Saturday Au this week and according lo a previous angust 28 20 30 and 3I1 1805 This is the nouncement will deliver a discourse at same date that baa been selected for the past bis church morning and evening at the three years during which the Fair has usual hours made such great strides along Iho line ot Improvement and success This data fol At the Christian Eivgor services Sun Echoes lows Unlontown and Sbawneetown circuit day evening tbo topie will be and guarantees tbo exhibition hero of the from tho great Baltimoro Convention Is seen at those fairs best of the stock that The meeting promises to bo an Interesting in addition to that which naturally belongs onAnother reason for select to this section inn this date is the fact tbo weather is more settled than during any other neriod of the vear and nothing is so im portant as good weather in a gathering All coinraunictlloni and manors of newt of this sort lining to till column lUouM to t Jiltoe J to Many Improvements havo been made MissJoiiHHix rmtLirs Karlliuton Kr that will contribute to tho comfort and wwvwwvwwrVf In addition nleasure of those who attend Mr and Mrs Willis Phillips are tho lo the facilities for drinking water that we bad last year three fine wells have been proud parents of a baby girl a week old convenient points about the to day bored at amphitheater and tba water Is abundant Mrs Liizio Eaves went lo Norlonville and fine A largo pond has been dug with a capacity almost as great as that of Luns ¬ Sunday evening ford a mill pond for the purpose of supply Mr Sam Eaves visited Hecla last Sun ¬ ing water reo for all stock that comes on the four train upon the grounds Tho pond will be In day evo and returned chargo of an accommodating gentleman Rev R II Hayden went to Crof The whoso business It will be to seo to It that ton to preach last Sunday evening everyone is supplied with plenty of water for his stock Thoso coming In vehicles Next Sunday August tb officers and aro requested to bring buckets but the teachers will bo elected at the Zlon Sunday buckets school company will provido plenty Parents come amUbrlug your for all who may not bring any A con ¬ children venient building lias been erected this year Mrs Frances Bailey and daughter have specially for tho women and children and will bo several times larger than tba one returned from Mayfield and report having useed for this purpose last year I will bo a nice timo ANNOUNCEMENT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - CASPER HARRIG 108T IN QUANTITY ur Joloied ifiens 8E8TINQUAUT rf WORMS WHITES GRE1H VERMIFUGE FOR SO YEARS Has lad all WORM RometHes BlCHiBMO EVERY IOTTLE itlAMMTEEQ SOIB 1V A TI UKVUBIHTS milium rnl If o BT LOW ¬ lXTKDY aT Ik W t r TAW rr V In- - MXIHiirhillU Siwi 4n k IUKBUlNf MKU10A1 CO Huiku ll CMAH ANT J miynuM4i tn illM v aa v UM tat M t E a CUR E 4WWAW btmid tcluntl your mMt M Vl XXr t lit iagiMIgeasafs hMMaffirlffffrW MrfMMavssBspaBaaBjaHiiHHBSSSBMa2E2EiS2aea aassssaaiasssssssaaaaaasssa dmmfmiJ nH jJuiiBaaBgMMMMMllilMWWffy WWWiWmt VMKWf H f CJMl -- -- vlv IvMWI yj CClCc ll JO s pheoooioU8 1EHMBI n I linec Monut imrtioM r VMI till i Months Local Notice liva rents put line ifttli In it don ipcclal Notice Iltovlt f iiin wllh local rroid er line each me mallet fifteen tent Kate by lie uatlor or year lumlshed on llila olHee application MTiMkiraot rcaolutlriisof Irtpect Iras Ilia i Icr tine 01 true twelve line Insetted Hen thcrcol over twehe nrs will be chaiRe t live rent Club Rates furnished tot moil aioti rvl periodicals I Hilim AtvantltMum Ion Bee Publishing do HuM lkHtaa MAKING PRECIOUS STONES J fc r I fi r was the result of experiments dating from 1091 In that year tho Grand Dulto Cosmo III o Florence discov cred that diamonds could bo volatilized by lntcnso boat Comparative experiments mado at tlio Instance of Emperor1 Francis I in 1711 with diamonds nnd rubles showed that when heated in tho nlr the former disappeared while tho latter wero un changed This led to tho discovery that diamonds heated In a cruclblo from which tho air was excluded also remained unaltered In 1772 Lavolsslor showed that the diamond was combusttblo and that when burned It produced carbonic acid gas It was further shown by Tennant that equal wolghts of diamond and common charcoal produced equal weights of this gas and In 1810 tho experiments of Davy proved that the diamond was practically pure car- ¬ ¬ Alumina unit lied Lend thn Principal In stairs gradients of tlio Ituliy Mechanically glnnalntr Int t tho mir- ¬ Tito inamifncturo of illamontlB rind rublci lv nrtlflolal menm was do- - ror to so If hor hair was s n ith she Rcrllci by Ktiwanl Diuimt In a recent seized up n fow arllulo and ruilnl lecturo boforo tlio Now York Electrical from tho house frying Urol as slio went At tho front door sho rushed sottloty at Columbia college Tlio ruby said tho lecturer wat first Into his iirmx ho crh d Whore Is It Vhat Is It made nit a commercial xcalo In 1877 by lot mo pniteit yiul upon whei hh l fusing a mtxtnro of alumina and red lead In a fireclay crucible nnd adding llccame very limp iiilpillll an al ico of two or Hired per cent of bichromate lowed him to lea I her to a of potash for coloring matter Kloven safty on tho bIiUuviiIU Then ho rnslio I Into tho house and yoars later In 1888 an Improvement on this method produced stones that pro io led to biln f out all tlu pirlor uctually luid all tlio physical character fninlluie to the wonder mil it liu ri W too III oil istics of natural rubies and oven resoin tlon of tho IluhlllJ bled tho real rem In crystalline form tturo I out with twi it poj t li i found Two years prior to this the Jowelry hot pile but eolloctu I tttlti on the trado was prcatly disturbed by tho np piano stool wltli lui- - vahlitilci still pearnncq of quantities of apparently cliinpod In her urip Is It projfrsilii f very rapidly Those stones lino gems from Ueneva why doesnt tho depart ¬ excited suspleion and wero supposed sho miiI I to have been made by tho fusion to- ¬ ment c nne Is tii utitrwiiy quite cut gether of several small rubies Upon oil Toll me I ui i Iniir the worst I am to closer examination howovor Q V My n jiv bonnet an I t in p Knar of Tiffany A Co enmo to the ivn I lonrd tlii club tn iorrow nro conclusion that they were made by an both Ininy room hi ill I ws pjrfcelly And artificial process similar to that of calm an I escapo with Ihe o thru thoy bnlh liieimo nwirc that sho 1877 Tho Ingredients of the ruby to bo wisulaspiuga plint ijriph of himself hand manufactured nrd placed in an Iron a ciiiIIul Iron an I two crucible with nn Iron lid This Is placed evenln t gloves 1 will L back nn I snvt your other In nn electric furnaco and brought to a uhltohoat when tho lid becomes tli tig if yon will tell mo where they fused to tho crucible forming a single tirf he slid In tho to 10 of a man who shell The cruclblo Is then plunged in occupies the center of tho stage when water and tho sudden contraction of thucuitaln Is about to descend Never You slull not risk your tlio aIicII as It cools togother with the expansion of its contents as thoy pass precious life by aval a venturing Into from a liquid to a solid state produces that bla7ln fumac sho cried And somehow It was all settled right tho pressure necessary to form tho there on the front paveinont sur ¬ ruby The electric furrraco Is not essential rounded by tho parlor furniture and to tho process but It Is found to bo Watched by tho delighted neighbors mora convenient than tho gas furnaco Half an hour later tlio naughty juve formerly used as tho heat can be nile brothor appeared on tho front easily regulated and conveniently con- step with a colossal piece 6f bread and jam trolled Tho fire she cried starting up Tho artificial production of diamonds 1 ¬ 1 ¬ 1 Iln Drought About tint Warning MaterM Long Wished for Chance Thoro wasnt a nloer girl on tho North sldo nnd there was no reason why ho should bo so much nfrnld of her bin ho couldnt got up tltocoiiinifo to say a word Sho wan not unwilling ovoryboly olso know that she woro her best gown six qvonlntis a week when ho came to call sho had confided to him that sho novor could caro fot young Smlthklnsj and ho had seen with his own oyca hor diploma from the cooking sohool and Bllll his silence was unbroken Ono day sho was thjnknr sorrowful ly of those things nnd within lhit h might save hor life so Unit Mid could with propriety offer It to him Her rovurlo was rudely broken In upon by tho door being Hung open by lirfr Jnvc ullo brothor who habitually mlihnl very hot spice to her life Flrol Tirol shouted this youthful tonor Tlioroa a flro In the base Then ho dashed down tho nifntl ¬ little onoTHen cheap TELEonAMs ¬ - - I4QUSE PAINTING ership of tolcgraphs has ofTcetod tho rorvlco Is brought out by n letter from consular clerk hi Henry Martin Southampton Tho letter Is published in Consular Reports No 17S vol¬ for Twelve Oents Twelve Words Will do to Anr lnrt of Knslntitl owni To whatoxtont governmentnl lKs JOHN G MORTON -- vl Ml wSwi ttfVassi - Neitlr Artlitlcall W v v and Hnntatlv rans x YOU WILL FINDTHAT PLACE THE McPaden Tho total cost of nil tho tolograph lines in tho Unltod Kingdom In 1870 tho year that thoy woro acquired was JM53oO00 Tho government tot about Immediately to extond tho wires to ev ery vlllago of any Importance and to connect tlio cities and towns already equipped Ho foro government purclmso tho telegraph lines wero owned by nu merous companies which strung their wires only In and botweon tho cities from which thoy wero practically suro To of recolvlng profitable roturns remedy this dofcel over 1SO0O miles of wlro wero lutd tho first year that tho govornmont owned tho Hues Since 1870 tho telegraph has becomo common In noarly all parts of tho world in no country Is It used mora in business nnd social Intercourse than In Governmental ownership England thcro has meant reduced tolls tolls so opens cheap that an American his eyes when ho learns that a telegram of twelve words may bo sent tb any part of tho kingdom for IS cents New Yorkors who hn6 to pay 20 cents for ton words for messages In this city should naturally therefore bo Impressed with tho suggestion of govornmontnl ownership of tolcgraphs For this IS cents in England tho message Is delivered within ono mile of tho hoad office or within tho postal limits Ileyond tho limits an additional ohargo of 13 cents Is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ume 47 B UY WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST lrOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal j i Cos Will make estimates select Colors and esoeiila work la a style and finish second to none lie v wsstel no material slights no detail and InvaGeneral Nanking UiMlnoss Transacts riably Rives satisfaction He lakes pains and pleasure In iiecutltm all work In Ida line II SpocTSlaltfnllon given to collections tou are even thinking of painting- It la to your Intersil to consult him CIIA3 MclADKN Address ALA llIJttnjARLiNIKKK Uarnasley Ky mjoiy Madison ville Kv MSM mi 19B lw PATENTS I J VVcit L FRITSCHSSDN t FASHIONABLE I t STORES f R LITTELL Trade War TJITlyllTlty TlTTlltTl -M- If J1JL TT TT Attorney and Counsellor in Patent ERCHANT TAiUliland S- and Copyright Csasc AAiifeiliAtirifat Patent Office Oppotlt I5ry Qoods jJeFftRTMeNT CONSISTS OF NEW SHOES FOR Over twclvo years experience Wrllo lit Upper Ilril Sl Bvanavllte Ind for Information American and 1orclgn Patents Caveats nnd all business arising under tho patent laws promptly nnd care ¬ He earnestly solicits Ihe paltopage of his fully prosecuted kins county friends Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of In ounilon I advise as to patentability with vet charge Mention this paper lijrigftotnl ID O IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Hop- ¬ Hotel 31iircl Dircctoru CATHOLIC CHURCH Of TUB IMMACULATE wpRsTLucile MADISONVIILK KY if CONCEPTION 9 oa 7 oo a m second mass and sermon Kosary Instruction and benediction at sjo p m every Sundsy A M Coenan pastor 111 first mass mado iif 1 rlht In England tho telegraph Is operated in connection with the mall service that is one reason why tho service is mado so cheap Tho English govern ment docs not consider tho telegraph service as n means of rovonue for tho treasury however but as means of In- ¬ formation for tho wholo country giv ¬ ing facilities of all kinds for Its uso and oxtenslon In all classes knowing that tho treasury will benefit Indirect- ¬ ly from tho augmentation of tho gen oral wealth In 1870 tho total messages transmlttoaV did not roach 7000000 In 1893 tho annual total was over 70000 000 In 1809 tho English nowspapors sent 23000000 by telegraph Tho total trxlny Is over 000000000 Mr Martin says that tho sorvico is performed with Sovcn to nlno perfect punctuality minutes aro required for tho transmis ¬ sion of ft messago botweon two com- ¬ mercial cities while in 1S70 two or thrco hours wero necessary N Y ¬ ii f MW Big Feet CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services regularly held morning and evening every Ilrsl and Third Sunday in each month Young Urns Prayer meeting Tuesday night Regular Irayer meeting Tlnrslay night Sunday-school at 9jo a m J W LIOON Iaslor MISSIONARY nAPTIST CHURCH Job work tastily executed at this A trial order is nil we ask office Everything HEW Little Feet all IhBbt WsW Services second Sstnrday evening and Sunday each month Irayer meeting Monday night bunday chool ato 30 a m 1 S Kdwrrda Pastor BAPTIST CIIUKCII Services regularly held at Assembly Hall every second Saturday night Sunday morning and Sun- ¬ day night In each month J A llurdeu Iaslor 5KNKRAL M B L N RAILROAD THE QFt EAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between tho cillri ot AND CHURCH Sun Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc Services first Sunday each month Sunday A J HENNtiTT school at 1 cop ro Iaslor M Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansvillc St Louis Anil Ilia ciliM of Services every fourth Sunday rooming and olghLhy X C Peters Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday night PNDRAKOR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 6 jo rt Assembly Hall ZION A M E CHURCH Y P S CHRISTIAN E CHURCH SOUTH Nashville Mempliit Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Wtl iottt Change SlHIiU AND UNKIVALKD I -- VI wi ¬ I I not smell any at all Then sho advanced In a threatening manner towards hor brother Jimmy Knowltatl tell mo this mlnuto whero tho flrouas sho demanded sternly And ho grinned llko a fiend as ho responded In th fur- ¬ naco silly Where clso should it bo Say George Lighted youd better got all that parlor furniture in foro pa gets home I Chicago Tribune THEN HE SMILED The SUn with a Cllan Kj o Had Ilia Wlta my lovely things are all a crisp Hut but I dont smell any smoke faltered her heroic rescuer Why now that I come to think of it I I did had forgotten all about IU O Oontound tnoao plays where on the stago The totori aecxn to dine And gnawing hunger assuage With aoareo a spoken line A Barmecide the Icaat ma be But direful li my plight For It always gives tho girl with me A A Iroteat dreadtul appetite New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT r Services every Sunday morning at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at g jo a m W W Dawsay pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH SHORTEST AND QUICKEST KOUTU From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to the Services Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p m Sun day school si 5 jo a m W W Poster pastor SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH fr fl t Puck STYLES ALL SIZES a indMsonrlllc CHTISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays at 10 jo a m and S oo p m by Rev S P Fowler Communion service every Sunday at lojo a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at B jo BAPTIST CHURCH THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville antl Chattanooga making direct con- ¬ nection ¬ I had qutto a shock to day said one emancipated woman to another Tell mo about it I gavo up my scat In tho strcot car to a ttred looklng young man and ho actually thanked mo Judgo AjyA lyrfTnjriiym luiexpectetl 1 ot IVIoxfi AS WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAR3 bon During 1S93 and 1891 experiments onductcd by Dr O W Huntington proved that diamonds cxlstod In me A largo teoric Iron meteor was broken up and spoclmens which teemed to contain diamonds wero dissolved The tost showed that mlnuto diamonds wero prosent This experi- ¬ ment led jr Molssan the French scientist to try to manufacture tho diamond by a process similar to that of tho meteorite Ho found that tho purest diamond Dontnlns traces of iron and ho there- ¬ fore attempted tomalco ono by subjecting Iron nnd carbon to an exceed ingly high temperature and nn cnor mous pressure A cyllndcrof Iron was Qllcd with car Lion Ucd sugar and heat- ¬ ed to about fiva hundred degrees Fahronhelt It was then plunged Into water and tho enormous pressure duo to tho sudden cooling caused some of tho sugar to crystalline These crystals wero very small no larger than tho head of a pin but thoy wero real dia- ¬ monds N Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho remark was meant in kindness and tho sweet faced young woman in a black gown with spotless white apron cuffs and collar who was serving food to several men at tho table In tho down- ¬ town quick lunch place did not no tlco that tho man to whom sho spoke had a glass oyo Tho other men at tho tablo it id notice It and they smiled as thoyalso noted tho fact that tho man had hung his overcoat whero it was in rango of his glass eye but was safely out of his sight Tho man winked the other oyo and also smiled to show that ho acknowledged ono more joko on himself and ho Inquired meekly Letter said a smart man at tho other end of tho tabic and ho laughed at what ho thought was a subtlo joko Letter b or youll c said the man with tho glass eye and then all of tho men laughed and looked at tho young woman Thon sho saw and a quick flush showed her distress as sho hastoncd to Oh I didnt moan to bo person say al but I only wanted to warn you I dont want a customer to accuse mo of carelessness If his overcoat disap- ¬ pears Tho man with tho glass oyo hastened to sclzo the opportunity to turn tho laugh away from himself Ho shot an Inquisitive glunco along tho tablo as¬ sumed an air of suspicion and then asked Do thoy swlpo ovoreouts hero now Thats what they do replied tho unsuspecting young woman IIum Well if I cant Icccp an eyo on my coot Ill try to keep In touch with It ho said as ho i cached for tho coat placed It on his chair and sat down on it Thon thcro was only tho clatter of dishes to disturb tho silence and tho man with tho glass eyo was tho only ono who smiled N Y Tribune 1 llettcr keop nncoat with Illm oyo on your over- ¬ - In Poor means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from triflinjr ailments neclected Dont play with Natures greatest gilt health mmn tT on V - WELL AS Preaching every first and third Sunday tnomlng and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wrdnesdav evenln Snndav cehofil everv Run day morning at 9 13 U B 9 OPZril i8if FOR Isein JVEon s CIIUKCII COUTH For AtlantaSavannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc mado at Guthrie and Nashville for all points Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evenln bv T C Peters Praver meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every ounuay morning ai g 00 o cioca Men Women and Children The POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF Health ll V CUMBERLAND rBSSDYTKRIAN CHURCH North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Ntl ka ir4if J r A il Preaching every Second Sabbath at it a rn and 7 30 p m by W A lloon Pastor Prayer- meeting eyery Friday night at 730 oclock FRKSRYTBRIAN CHURCH EMIBRAWTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates Sco agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmorh O P Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 13 Poeacblng every third Sunday afternoon at 4 relock GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN -- Coge Dtrcctortj 7vy 1 LODGE No A JBa WTURNRR In each rannlh tirsi Pana ataiea tneeiings tue third Saturdays p ai 54 T A Louisville Kentucky m m Wliicn oyo Browns Iron i out of sorts weak and generally ex ¬ hausted iifiyius bfve no alTctlte ai a cant work begin at once tak ¬ ing the most rella- ble strengthening Drown s Iron Bit- ¬ ters A few bot- ties cure benefit comes from the very first ilose i itaim jour tilth a li u pleasant to take iiyouarelecllni to attend Ciiai CowgLL 70 Transientbrethrencordlallylnvlied P I ARNOLD W M Secretary 1 New LaBB Bifrtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM every JKBmOOVp MeetsVisitingTueidiy nightra at 710 SIHP dlally Invited to attend brethren cor- HheeTri ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 RrXN 5VIULEI W S B BaV - UUI medtclnewhichls C It IIvxt Secreurr PIERCE MEYERS N G Diners - VI A A J Always Irettjr This House is New I summer wardrobe will not bo com- ¬ Furnishings are New I plete without a Mario Antoinette fichu Everything Flist class I Thoy aro mado of whito muslin with MADISONVILLE KY lino close polka dots of pala pink or blue and havo deep doublo ru flics of Mrs Sarah Prevvitt Proprietor muslin and two Inch yollow lace Thoy bra worn on wool or cotton gowns passed about thn shoulders in soft folds Are you inventing low down making a yoko elfect in tho something useful Get back brought straight over tho shoulN Y Iost der and hold on each sldo of tho bust In this way you by knots of butter colored ribbon lupulutloii uiul Area can obtain a Tho center of population In 1700 was From theso bows tho fichu Is carried to about twcnty tlireo miles cat of Hal tho waist lino and tied in a looso knot tlmoro In 1800 about eighteen miles With ends falling way down tho front Thais the way t o make west of lltltlmoro in 1810 about forty f tho gown---Louis Ilopubllc miles northwest of Washington In HOW TO OBTAIN PATENTS IS JO about sixteen miles north of lie Didnt Want Ills Mfo Vaj In 1830 about nine Woodstock Kind Qentleman That boy Just hit will be worth something Want reliable Information about Talent Soliciting and Talent Sellteen miles southwest of Mooicflcld you did ho ing The INVIiNTIVK AGli one of Ihe lead In 18W twonty tlueo miles W Vn ing lllutrrated scientific magatines now In its Small IJoy Yes ho did to the Intercut of fifth year south of Ilirkoisburg V Va In I Mo Kind Qentleman Well now why Inventors IsIt devoted largely describes now Inillustrates and twenty mllos south of Clillllcotlio O dont you heap coals of flro on his head ventions reviews Hie Industrial progress ami gives reliable Information to Inventors freo 10 n 1870 forty eight miles east pf Gin llko a good boy Cents far sample copy or 1 for a wholo year clnuatii In 1830 eight miles west of Small Hoy Do good boys do that INVENTIVE AGE Clnelrtniti in 1810 twenty miles cast Kind Qentleman Yes indeed all Washington U C of Columbus Ind IVrlmns thd most good boys jemarkablo fen turn in this march Is Small Hoy Well I guess I must bo tho directness of its westerly progress wicked thon causo I dont want to W II JBRNAGAN Vlco Prei and Gen Martgr In the full contury it has not varlod burn tho chump to death I just want OW WADDILL Cashier half a dogroo from i due west direc- to punch his head Life gone north or south of it belt Sfopklns bounty tion or Tragedy Lire about tweuty flvo liillus broad Yet in A foreign young noblelu Hltrh degree of high this century It has moved across moia Came hunting a wlfo neroas the tea than ulno meridians or a dUUuco of In stylo as befits the poeragoi tiro hundred nnd five mlloi west war 1 Hut bo could not And an American slrl In compirison with tho eon tec of pop Who cared to purclmso a duko or an carl And bo went back brtaia In tho eteerage ulation wo may nolo tho center of iren Chicago Tribune whieh INcliullug Aluska U in the Mawsonville Ky Jlo if 1 am to get ahead In tho woria northern art of Kansas --- Jloaton I must tako a partner lludgc Sho You might tako a silent partner Jlo I dont seo how I pould when I Capital Stock - - - 50000 Uoauty Is n falryj sometimes sho I Wttyi you Truth hides her elf In a flowor cup or under Opinions llko showers are gener a leaf oi ereops Into tho old Ivy and Transacts a general banking business with tho sun- - ated in high placet but thoy Invariably and Invites the accounts of tho citizens of descend Into lower ones and ultimate- - Hopkins and adjoining counties i haunts some ruined spot or ly How down to tho people as rain tin tof a bright young fro Ha the finest and most secure vault In to tho sea Coltoo this section of Kentucky - Very pretty summer toilets aro be- ¬ ing mado of tho soft Chtno silks now displayed In overy fashionable dry goods house Somo of theso show dojl cato wood tints mixed with pulo pink or soft gray or fawn dyos with shad owy leaves nnd flowers In old rose reseda and chestnut brown Very often the bodice of theso gowns opens over a blouse flont of Into with the finish of a largo lace collar Tho sleeves aro extravagantly full from shoulder to elbow ondlng in falling t utiles of lace On somo of tho models the bo lice Is cut in a very largo square and In this case soft chiffon is laid In folds and so arranged as not only to drapo tho neck but to partly cover tho houlders A folded belt or narrows girdle In silver filigree- lb at tlio waist Theso now pretty girdles nro a decided addition to a summer gown and If of genuine metal will last many years Thoy come In various graceful patterns uiul Hindu of various metals silver leads in favor but there nro del lea to styles In rollod gold I o heavily platol that aro warranted to uoar as long ai tho vogue Is likely to endure ¬ Summer Coatumoa u- t IL Dyspepsia Neuralgia wuasdUlfMilUII Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles Bad Dlood j ti7 Its NETW w EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW BY QUICK NEW SALES ANDSMALL PROFITS IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT EARL1NGTON COMMANDERY No yj UNITED ORDER OF TDK GOLDEN CROSS meela Second and fourth Saturday nights esch month A cordial Invitlaton Is eitendcd visiting Sir Knights and lakles J B WYATT N C TltOS N BLACK K ol R VICTORIA LODGE No U KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the Masonic building All members of the order are cordially Invited to attend CIIAS COWELL C C W F Dues K ol R and S HOPKINS LODGE No it A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend N W Hury M W E B Sciuaos Recorder chidaeqSwJS mvivmVjF l- - dMW Imtswuif ROUTE OF THE feHE TnTHE malaria If Iitl nilttr lliff crtuiln rAiil wt lines on he wrapper All otheis are sub- 1 stitules On receiutoi twaic stamnc we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds i Nervous ailments Womens complaints North CHICAGO and uir rivwj bun book tree VswvvvW BflOWII CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD rMErw Sufficiently Heated BELMONT Well Watered Gas Lighted I I Our Grocery r r Department I vf Official Directory State NASHVILLE IlMITED CORPS OF CLERKS by A HOTEL ¬ A Patent St Monopoly Big Money iVSK Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything The best is by far the cheapest Our See what we have in and other staples and Ctixiineicl Trr utite will bear inspection and IDx iescl Pauiitr Coffees Stagjeir s trial In everything as stated it is the THaT ONLY uovernorfohn Young Drown Lleulenanl Gevernor Mitchell C Alford Secretary ot Stale John W Headley Fttllraan Veatibuled Train Horvlco with Assistant Secretary ot Stale Edward O Leigh Newoat nd Flnoat Dny Ooacltea Private Secretary to Governor Arch D Brawn Sleopera and Dlnlnr Oar Attorney General W I llendrick Auditor L C Norman S Hale Treasurer II Superintendent ot Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ r ter Thompson Register Land Office Green H Swango TO Henry 1 Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T listens Adjutant General A J Grass Assistant Adjutant General V B Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConncil Stale Inspector ol Public Trusts W II Card ner Commissioner ol Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court ol Appeals Cble Justice W S Pryori Judges h B Toney I R Grace T II Iaynler AND Alt POIflTB IN THE il L D Gully 1 II Hatelrlgg I 1 Lewis Reporter If W Hlnesi Clerk Court An- a Aoamsi uepuiy uieras K0RTH AND NORTHWEST Reals L Green Wood Longmoor iouri Appeals Ir Sergeant G A Robertson Tlpstatf W S 11 Hill Sj L ROGERS F P JUFPRIHS baperior uourt rresiiling Juuge los Barbour TI G P Al Suolhorn PassAgl idges W II Yosllr Jos Barbour J II Urenl- Chattanooga Tennn Librarian Mrs Marv llrown Dav IJvansvIlle Ind li ui milll v j norwoou h imiicciur miiica Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chas B Poynte Urey Woodson irom vur SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul JIi t ¬ IsTEDNVand the J3EDSST which takes county ¬ CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE ¬ St ¬ BANKfr- - BERNARD CQALXDMPAIslY I Clludge ol Circuit Court C J Pratt QCommonwealllii Attorney John T Grayol EClrcult CourtClerk John Chrlsly Judge ot County Couil Jno G li Hall Counly Attorney Koy Salmon nCounlyClerk W II Arnold fcsUcllf WIII Thomson Isilor S l Otfult 9buperlnlendent of Schools Thus II Smith Coroner Jno II Booth UAOISTXATIS CAotapeake Ohio and Southwestern 7 R BCTWrCN 1 11 First DistrictHenry Shaw Second Dlilakl O J Farnsworth Third District I C Bacon Fourth District T I Jones Fifth Dislilct IIF Porter Siilh Dlstrlct W II Cato LOUISVILLE AND - MEMPHIS ALSO rrtOM AND TO iNCQIUORATFD ii 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