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Wty typwSJP tJtoKniWi j- - W- - j S SIXTH YJ2AR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 29 1898 u NO 38 BTfe ERNARD CDAL COMPANY QOAL AND COKE INCORPORATED jTj i r V Miners and Shippers of i A General Office Eeii liangtora i i 3ESIr 7f S M CARROLClManager Union StreetrNashVillc A 1337 Mr Tcrin S r II NEWBOLD Manager 34a W Main Street Louisville Ky R G v i - VVtiolefeieile Agente HESSER WICKHAM ROUSE Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tend Palmer House Broadway Paducali Ky Houser Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building ChicogoIH BiretrxolT Office FORD Manager 337 Upper Second Keep a Sharo Loolout iox Filesh Items of Iftfierest to the Retail COAL an p ERADE whicK will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space PITHY PARAGRAPHS It stated thai Ibe average annual cost q coal or each householder in New York City isabont J0 1 11 SEvan3ville W Ind Hi n wit fr IIS TrmrQM pajj t vMHtv and SEHiSMlV St Bernard Coal Company INCORPORATED SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING At a meeting of the ttftlUl Coal Dealers Ex Â¬ change of Philadelphia held recently the an Â¬ nouncement was mads that ths retail coal trade of that city annually lost 250000 iniuaceltecta bio bills K m Better prleet have been obtained In Chicago lately tor various grades ot toll coal than hat been the caie or sometime The outlook for Western Bituminous is dally Improving n the Southern combination The operator have prepared to advance the price of lump coa They say tbat this is necessary 2 j cents per Ion unless they reduce wages I w r --- taS L5lir- - Mfa oi cci- - fmmMjjSf- AraNAMiS5 IitUburg agreemrat the cent rale continues in force there until Oct 1 and the C cent rale in Ohio Illinois and Indi Â¬ ana and It would seem as If lha victory claimed by ilia men was a barren one It tools now as if the rise in the river will not come In soon enough to get tho barges that are now lying at Pittsburg down to market and back to load be fore the new rata fixing datr January I Hy lbs terms of the Co Â¬ COftL ST BERNARD COAL TIPPLE ON TENNESSEE RIVER AT PADUCAH KY eoKe FOR SUPPLYING STCAMBOATO Among other exhibits at Atlanta will be sec Â¬ tions from different coal veins or the United States Soma of these pieces will weigh as much as seven tons and will show the Whole vein The exhibit In the Mines department will be unusually interesting and the idea is to present it so that the great and varied wealth of the country will be potent not alone to Ibe mining expert but to everyone who examines the exhibit The celebrated Chemist Bousslngalt after care Â¬ ful study and observation decides that luxuriant vegetation takes from the atmosphere about half a ton of carbon per acre arinuafayjorhibeytjfkty tons per acre in a century Fifty tons ot stove coal spread evenly over an acre ot surface wauld make a layer less than one third of an inch Think of Ihe time required at Ibis rate of de Â¬ posit to form the mammoth beds of coal at Wilkesbarre and at Pittston respectively thirty and fifty feet But tho coal layer forms on an average only about a fiftieth part of the coal measures therefore add to this the time required to deposit the shales and sandstones and lime Â¬ stones and conglomerates fifty times as thick a s the coal and we have a faint Idea of the time re- Â¬ quired lo form our carboniferous rock The Times YVilkesbare Pa says It is a well known fact that the present demoralized condition of the coal trade and the inability of individual operators to mine coal except at a heavy loss is due entirely to the attitude ot the Reading Coal Co and its reckless mining ot An tbraclte without regard to supply and demand It claims tbat because ot its ability lo take out over at per cent of Ibe entire productionit should ba allowed lo mine that much Othercompanies can as well claim a larger percentago than they are getting on the same plea because thera Is not a single company or individual operator mining up to the full capacity of Its or bis plant nor has there been for several years -- Senator Palmer of Illinois tells a story of a farmer who for several years had been selling him says the This year wood for 600 a cord be came to me with a load and when Senator I told him I did not want it be offered it for 2 a cord I still refused and when be asked ibe reason wby I told him I was using soft coal for Gosh he exclaimed which I paid 137 a ton I iiard you were trying to demonetize silver but now you are trying to dcfueliie wood Reports from financial agencies all concur that somewhat peculiar influences are affecting the general trade of the country at the present mo Â¬ It is the end of a transition stale from a ment long period ot demoralization and deadness In all lines of business and the conception of a new de Â¬ parture In all sections of the country there is the united statement tbat the harvests of this year will be in every respect Ihe most bounte Â¬ ous that we have bad for several years and com Â¬ ing at this Juncture It is calculated to loosen Ibe strings of commerce and to give an Impetus and vitality to every Industrial or manufacturing con- Â¬ Owing lo lha fact tbat the coat trade is cern intimately bound up with such a forward move Â¬ ment we can expect lo see a great picking up in the trade from thirty lo sixty days from now m 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 V Srushed Soke for Base Burners and -- Fupaes Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Â¬ Â¬ OHIO MINERS CIRCUMÂ¬ ARE IN DESTITUTE STANCES Dont Encourage the Sweating Process AuQhio paper commenting on the destitution among the miners The 51 cent rate for min says ing coal is simply starvation wages Yet the operators insist that they are unable to pay more on account of the tierce competition they encounter and they are governed bythe Pittsburg scale Rail road freights are reduced so low that thereis little if any profit in the haulage and to meet the low prices at which coal is offered some operators reduce wages to retain The trouble is that all trade classes of dealers seem bent on beating down prices The cost of Â¬ II Â¬ Â¬ tris a1 an1 a M MN PV t4m- ti - - ff H fM - sideratjon by the buyer he only tries to buy a little lower than the market price All over the coun try his pas been going on causing mines to close mills und manufactories to shut down and mer chants to become bankrupt Tfie plan adopted by the CincinSouthern Railway when nati making coal contracts was the true The bHcials business method quietly ascertained the cost of mining aud delivering the coal on the cars and then allowed a fair margin of profit and offered the operators that price the tonnage to be distributed among them This stopped all cut throat bid ding and consequent reduction of wages It is not the domestic consumer the householder who insists on these extremely low prices nor does he often bencht by them but pays full rates The bargain counters of the great dry goods bazars of tho largo cities represent somebodys misfortune The cheap ready made goods sqlil for less than the retail cost of the material aro put upon the mar ket at tho expense of tho health and Jives of the makers The low pricedfancy goods aro brougtfrom tlm foreign countries by a system of undervaluation and put in com petition with tho stock of honest merchants and everybody hastens to fake adyantagq of tho oppor All these tunity to get bargains trade movements aro pressing busi ness to a lower level reducing the volume decreasing the ability to If and degrading labor Say county and municipal gov- rorueoit would inftttcurau orue Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- nll fnt1 ft t system of letting contracts for supplies that would not invite manufacturers and producers to sell goods at less than cost it would be a good thing for the country and there would not be so many instances of short weights false counts bad workmanship and duplicate bills in the administration of public affairs Goods should be bought and sold on their merits and public stores purchased on a sort of civil service plan in which the political pull to saddle an inferior article on the government Abnorshould be eliminated mally low market prices lmvea depressing effect on commerce Last November wire and cut nails were quoted at go cents per keg and sales were dull To day they are quoted at 230 per keg and business in them is brisk Buoyancy in the markqt puts life into trade and stimulates enter prise When prices are fair there is a healthful feeling all around employment is more general capital seeks investment and implements are rapidly pushed forward Judicious generosity in dealing ch disposition to live and let live would go far to produce a busi ness boom Â¬ Â¬ -- UNITED TO DO GOOD CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT CLERGYMEN In Ayer JOIN HANDS Vlmt is Known Mass as The United Religious Association Has Been Formed be known as the United Religious Association was formed in Ayer Mass Thirty one Protestant min- Â¬ An organization of clergymen to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ THERE WAS A BOND There was a man leaning up against a lamppost on effersqn avenue near Second streat seemingly gazing afar and having a lot of thoughts on his mind when ho was approached by a second man who had stood for half an hour al most Opposite him with his back to a building Sayl said the second man Ive been watching you for some time Yes and Ive beenlooking at Â¬ Â¬ you I wa3thereplyj believe theres some sort of I bond between us Yes mebbe Aro you a stranger in town1 Yes Som I Yes Out of a job 1 Got any money Not a red Neithor have I Want somaj thing to cat of course 7 Of cousso So do I Got a bed for to night f Noap Neither have I Shako hands I Docs me cood to meet you thought there was a bond between us Lets walk around and bo congenial and strengthen the bond and strike somebody lor a dime Detroit Firm and go whftckil Som isters and one Catholic priest the Rev Peter A McKenna rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Marlborough met on a common footing to discuss the great questions of religious affilia tion Not a discordant note was struck and the spirit of the days proceedings was permeated with good fellowship and brotherly love The following denominations were represented Baptist 8 Catholic 8 1 German Congregational Evangelical 1 Unitarian 12 Uni versalist t The morning session opened with a prayer and praise service The in which all heartily joined Rev V F Greenman of Fitch burg tho first speaker dwelt on He said Christian Unity 1 am in favor of the formation of a ministerial union which shall Cathinclude all denominations olic and Protestant alike On the question of temperance we can go hand in hand with our Catholic They aro away ahead brethren of 113 in this movement and will naturally take the lead There are many other reforms which we can fight better in unison than would be possible if we labored ns separate and distinct bodies Father McKenna who was received with applause said Sometimes Catholics and Pro testants cannot agree on many of tho various methods which concern our roligiuos life but in such an organization as it is proposed to establish it docs seem to me as though wo might place ourselves I am on a common footing heartily in favor of the idoa I would indorse prohibition at all times as a method of sound public policy but I do npt feel like saying that looking upon tho wino when it is red is a grevious moral offense as by the ritual of our Church wo must use wino in some of the sacraments Haywood of R0V1 William P Sterling declared that earnest convictions of purpose is what we Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ need above all things There is a large field in which we as a union could operate Statistics of late years show that in our small towns there is a growing tendency toward crime even more so than in our large cities I favor the uniting of all forces for promoting and uplifting mankind Rev George E Littlefield of Peterbo N H spoke of a great revival of religion of a general character which he asserted would before long sweep over the entire country Sectarian strife will retard its progress more than anything else When a Roman Catholic priest will come to a meeting like this it will discount anything that is contained in the docttine of the A P A It will break down prejudices and remove religious barriers that have hindered a union of forces for so many years I believe he continued that there is a place for Catholicism as well as Protestantism and puoltc sentiment should be aroused on this great question Common ground for common holiness is what I thoroughly believe in The afternoon session was opened by an address by the Rev William J Batt The speaker said that the demand for a true unity was one of the great tendencies particularly noticeable in the present time Who are the leading workers in the world to day for the unity of Christian men he asked Then he gave some reasons why he considered Leo XIII one of the first and most influential and referred especially to encyclical letter of Continuing he June 17 1894 said he thought the letter bf the Pope should have some reply Certainly any body of ministers who consider it addressed to them might reply What should bo the characteristic of such reply First it should bcirenic from beginning to end and we should be careful that not one discordant note be struck second it should be a grateful reply The Pope should see that we ere sincerely grateful to him per- Â¬ sonally for his letter third it should be an expression of our gratitude for this appeal regarded as providencer fourth tho reply should be written on as high a plane of thought as that upon which the Pope has written it should be as broad as statesman liko if we may use that term and as Christian as is that of the Pope fifth it should contain strong expression of our personal desire for a larger unity Catholic priests and Protestant ministers now live to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ gether and yet they live apart it is certain that good Catholic priests and good Protestant ministers will draw together by arid by we have the ideals the same great standards and substantially the same work to do in the world sixth it should contain some expression of the faith we have that something wtll come about by the grace of God from the great number of movements that are abroad in the world to day especially that noble letter of the Pope for the greater union of all Christian people Father McKenna was received with cheers and spoke as follows I have no paper to read but I possess a few ideas which I want I wish first to present to you however to thank Rev Mr Batt for the kindly tone of his address This meeting gives me an oppor tunity to speak openly upon those things which have so lopg divided I had thought that I would us talk first on the meaning of the word Christian What is a Christian To me a Christian is one who is willing to admit all that Christ has revealed as far as he knows it and to practice it That is broad enough for all to stand upon There are many essentials Charity to all is to Christianity the great platform upon which I stand and I hope that the day is not far distant when all Catholic and Protestant alike will unite and stand forth as ono great body striving to uplift and better manÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Our endeavor should be to solve the religious social and political of to day In order to do this we must work on the common ground of unity in an organization similar to the one formed to day It is well that we come together as wo do to day We stand on the same plane fight the common foe of evil and feel the thrill of concentrated action May God speed this union and all that it means vThe report of the committee on organization of which Father Mc- Â¬ Kenna was a member was as Â¬ REAL MOTHER IN LAW JOKEa HARD TiriES follows Â¬ Name The United States Religious Association Proposed by Father McKenna Object Resolved That we form ourselves into an organization the object of which shall be fellowship and acquaintance wfth eachothers religious doctrines local with eachother on the basis of Iqve to God and man and to the furtherance of all social reforms and the bringing into the kingdom of God Clergymen in attendance at the meetings of this association shall be deemed members thereof in Meetings semi annually spring and autumn The meeting was closed with the Lords prayer repeated in concert by all present Christian Press Â¬ Judge Your age miss Elderly Female Thirty two Judge to secretary Put down born 1733 Fliegendo Blatter kind Â¬ Good citizenship need most of all in this country But how can we expect to possess it if we are continually wrangling I have always associated with Christian ministers on every occasion and I will continue to do Religion is so as long as 1 live needed more to day than it was 3000 years ago How are we going to build up the great house of American citizenship It must be founded on the fundamental truths of religion This cannot be done when there is continual strife and agitation Reverend sirs I was born in 1 the grand old city of Boston know what her public schools are and God forbid that I should ever antagonize them Life liberty and happiness all hinges upon early training of the public schools of America them Without America would bo one vast desert of illiteracy This is an ago of social and not of pplitical progress We must constantly be in touch with tho great masses of people Let us all live to uplift and better them Â¬ Â¬ is Facts are stubborn things an aphorism first enumerated by is what we La Sage in Gil Bias It has Â¬ since become proverbial The frequency of the storms in Nebraska is due to the fact that not only do many originate there but the storms of Dakota move southeast and those of Kansas and Texas northeast generally passing through Nebraska on ther easterly course The Illinois river was so termed from the Ilhni a tribe of Indians on its banks Another derivation is suggested in Isle aux Noix is land of Nuts Sevcralderivations more or less fanciful are suggested by the etymologists and geographers One dark night lately a Pennsylvania man thought he heard burglars in his house He had I76 in his pocketbook He arose and investigated Although there were no burglars or signs of any he thought it would be just as well to hide that J76 where they could not find it in case two or three should invade his premises before morning What connection there is between the reasoning of the rural mind and the stove as a hiding place has not yet been satisfactorily explained At any rate this man thought 75 would be safer in the stove If burglars had come afterward they would have looked in there dead sure for all intelligent burglars know that is just the place where they would be supposed to search Therefore that is just where they would search No burglars came however and the careful husbandman slept in peace The stove was an up stairs one Fire had not been kindled therein this summer If this sly Pennsylvania man had not put his wealth there no fire would have been made there this sumBut that was a cold mer damp morning We have had considerable cold damp weather this season The mans mother-in-lagot up early She planned a pleasant surprise for her when he should arise from his peaceful couch She would have things nice and warm and dry for him She did indeed make it warm for him She made fire in that deserted stove and before he knew it burnt up all his 76 It would have been more satisfaction to let the burglars have it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ w son-in-la- Â¬ Â¬ When a boy I used to roam Kound our dear old country borne There are pictures of these days on mem Â¬ orys wall Tbere I used to ride tba calf And the other boys would laugh When be threw me oer bis head and made me squall Tbere my mother used to spank Brother Marvin me and Frank When our pants were very thia tbewiber warm Oh I never can forget I can feel those switches yet Tbat our father used to wield down on the farm Tbere Ibey taught me bow to plow Make up beds and milk the cow There I used to wait at noon when com- pny came I bave watched the chicken go Piece by piece though very slow And my youthful heart was often filled with pain From tbat home I went 0 school When I was a little rbule Tho I wasnt good I tried to do no barm 1 was always very small And the big boys made me bawl When I used to go to school down on the farm There I bad toothache and croop And a cough tbat made mo whoop There were nearly always bruises on my neei There I bad ihe measles rauracs On my head were many bumps Tbat my brothers made when we were out at play Obi tba medicine ah me It would make a good sized sea But I guess it didnt do ma any barm But I wouldnt pass again Tbro Ihe scenes that I saw then For every living thing down on the farm longed to the same church insisted Did you ever move tba dasher that as the defendant was now a Of an old time churn my brother Christian man of course his char- ma you watcn too rank and wonder1 acter was better Counsel asked As ll foamed like angry water him Doesnt ho drink just as Did ayou ever wish the cattle On thousand bills were dead much as he ever did Tho wit- Did you ever mix and mingle ness who was colored and evi- Wilb tba foam your briny tears Wall I have Calomel was discovered by Crol dently embarrassed by the inquiry lnifj in the seventeenth century slowly raised his eyes and said Did you ever go a fishln I think vyoen your pa nan you mimJui ami the first directions for its prep- with much deliberation On tba bank while ketchla fishes aration were given by Begum in he do but he carries it more bet Forget your pa and all bis San Francisco Argonaut wlW 1O08 Its name is derived from ter la tba gloamla oh ray darUflg Did you wend your way bsckkoati a two Greek words signifying Send your Job Work to this of With Hopes baassr tuiM because in its tHlUsw beautiful black Did you draadtbaaceiwtaeMMf Satisfaction guaranteed a black powder is the fice preparation Did you sea the hickory twitch first step in the manufacture be Did you loeg for thicks brUcban Now is the time to subscribe for ing produced by rubbing mercury WaM I mf together with corrosive sublimate Tkk Bee Varoaa Tann -Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Old you ovor in the summer When you wut a little feller When tba bumble bees were bumblin And the fragrant flowers were bloomlc Did you ever rock tba cradle t t Ot a precious little sisttr Who was very fond of squalln All the livelong day Well 1 navo Did you lei your anger riser i Did the tears bedim your eyes In North Carolina lately a case Did you rock the cradle harder t was tried in which the defendants And spill mammas little daughter character having been impeached Cant you hear the rapid palter shingles it was sought to bolster it up by Of tbayou bear on yourbrltcbes Cant voice showing he had reformed and joined Louder stronger anotherIbe babys than Â¬ the church The witness who beWell lean li v1 s4 Â¬ t4 Â¬ - l s EuSwtcr d o tjktifca- - Tnyrl 1 TT jptP f a w y r h 1 in ri5i We know tlint it sounds qtiackish tFrom Our Regular Correspondent to talk about tho Iiloctropoiso cur Secretary lialley of the Itelnlcke Coal ing incurable diseases but bear in Washington Aug a6 1895 Co made n brief business trip hero last mind the fact that it is tho old Midsummer politics arc espe Â¬ Saturday BE PUBLISHINS COMPANY interesting this year Natur cially treatment which has ptonounend Foreman Thos Robinson although kept Incorporated ally the chief activity is in presiWo do not tho case incurable busy of late at the Empire mines found Second awtred tb Pctiofflc il Ktillnmon dential booms New ones are of situ mailer time tast Saturday to take a run down mako tho claim that wo can euro almost daily occurence The Olney here to see bis family all co called incurable diseases but SUBSCRIPTION RATES presidential boom has just been This was to be ex The St Uernurd Coal Co Is as usual wc do maintain with all earnest duly launched It oo taking quite an Interest In the fair and ness that a case pronounced incurone Yrtrlctljr lndvnce pected of course Mr Olney is an 30 Sit Months will do all In their power to make it a able man Even Senator Chandler MontU Three able by the family physician is a J Slntl Copies success partisan Republican as he is has CnaimM rnnUi mftiiJM fra An nnllrmtlan splendid field for the operation of Secol the wtnted In til parte CsireiDondenti found many good traits in tho Manager A S Foard of the Ml Iler Why Not You Bounty adays AddtHui for particulars the Elcctropoise It may be just lira Mottle tlnplon An array of rearetary of State 3 When thousands of people are taking nard Co at Uvansville made a visit here tlior treatment necessary Dukedom Tunn nnd is RATES OF ADVERTISING Not a PJntform but a Platitude sons why Olney should be nomilast week nnd was well pleased with the Hoods Sarsaparllla to overcome the weak nated arc presented by his friends qtite likely to be so If it fails firel tnterlloii Il 00 Oa iqture neu and languor which are so common at new Improvements made by the company Hardin stands on the platform It is asserted that he is not a parti10 Keen lUDtequeniiniiiiim Dltplay dreriliemsntt for lon periods eon this season why are you not doing the at Mortons Gip and tho other mines under this is no argument against the of 189a as he interprets the finan- san is a strong man is available lptad far at IDecIll filet Poise but in such n case tho Sick Meadaoho and Neuralgia Cured same When you know that Hoods Sar their control Local Notice J cntt per line cial plank he deceived the Con- from every point of view is a friend UtrrUie birth end deilh notice Interted free saparllla has power to cure rheumatism by Hoods OFFICERS OF ELECTION It is understood tlint the Emplra Coal fact of tho physicians statement Obituary notlcei will be chimed J centt per line a student mulascliolar of labor is l regular rate mul vention VAII iderlltementt Iloodi Barsnparllla has done me a great dyspepsia and all diseases caused by im Co have not fully decided whera their proven to be true But manys tho papers and companionable host like the ran of thearranged Bstrabypositions will The Democratic Congress Stood a genialhonest and courageous and deal of good I hayo been a tuHeror from pure blood why do you continue to suf new opening will be and that several sur ipecltl con tor ken only when always patient who has been given up by The following arc the officers of lick headache and nouralgla nearly all my fer Hoods cures others why not you on the same platform as they in the right arm of President Cleve veys hae been mido the latest one starts 10 A Idreii ell eomutanlcetloni The pains had become no his physician who has again reDUB the November election 1895 ap- - llto my hands would cramp for Interne the now side track from the I N track THE terpreted it they betrayed the lands reliance AH this is very Hood Pills are prompt and efficient that hours 10 Earlington Ky about three fourths of a Inilo north of ceived life through treatment of interesting and delightful Now pointed by Judge John B Hall on that I could not uso them The doctor 25c Convention Empire the Elcctropoise told my hunbflnd tlicro was little help for Platforms made to sustain the if Mr Olney can only get under last County Court day THURSDAY AUGUST ao 1895 me Tho dlftoront medicines tried had the shadow of the Cleveland man While the writer is nwaro of the lact foocomotivte Blasts disheartened mo flinco candidates just long enough to ob tle but that is another thing VALUABLE UOOK FJU5E White Plains Arch Fox G C greatly of IIood8ar8nparllU using two bottles that Sunday base ball playing can be made I REPUBLICAN DEVICE ADDUKSS tain the office will bring the party For unless all the well laid plans Berry judges R P Tcague slier ized relief BomuchaothatI feel havo real like new We knew Agent Walker of Madison a nuisance when the players or lookers on which formulated them to disaster of the administration gang very iff L H Johnson clcrk DUBOIS WEBB i Saraa ville would be loaded with those fish become too boisterous jet there Is no law t The platform of 1892 is too rotten much aglec the friends of the to prevent the plirine of this popular GE Nortonville Robt Ask him about the rescue of E stories 509 Fourth AvcnucLouisvillc Ivy parilla L Wise and what game on the sabbath day and we nro will to even Hold President will control the next Hamby judges V b Clements to hold anybody success he had with Democratic national convention person Ourlittloboy ing that our boys and young men who toil that pawpaw bush water sheriff J Y Crabtrec clerk has boon troubled That is their object and they arc in tho mines should have a day of recrea HARR1G Mortons Gap Walter Davis B Kith his throat but Will a railroad man capture the prlte tion by engaging In 1 social game pf ball with relentless vigor The Hustler is doing itself pursuing it must die tlicy want to C Rice judges nlnco taking Hoods Barsaparllla soreueaa for the best shot at the fair ibis week Is If the king Burr Morton end honreonews BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Few belter all around mon can be credit by issuing a daily each day sec that the succession is still in havo gono and he Is better the problem soon to bo solved and in our sheriff Ben T Robinson clerk In health Mna Mattie Quptoh of the fair commencing yesterday the family opinion il will require a good shot to de found thin W D Cavanen of tho St Dukedom Tennessee Who is to fall heir to Oct Hoods Lake Earlington Bernard force of machinists who not only Jo F Foard MAtllSONVILLE Ky feat them influence administration this tiocoroo cathar He dont suit the Hustler for it Carlisle II S Corey judges F B Arnold UqHooda Plllawho tries Uie farorttaper box iooks aner 1110 interest in and around me Whitney Perhaps with CTcrroao Mo them Several of our telegraph operators will mines but also looks after the water If you want shoes to fit and to says Wat Hardin may not suit Possibly Olney Well stranger sheriff P T Wilson clerk It is said be sent from here next month works putting In new hjdranls when wear well havo them made to orsome of us when it comes to the tilings have happened North East Earlington- - Frank patched for Hardman our homo to help out the boys on tho Louisville lines TICKET TUT TO VOTE THE HEPUUL1CAN needed n business he thoroughly under der Call nt my shoe making es Of course if the sound money Sisk Bon W Robinson judges photographer and a picture con- during the G A R encampment money question but one thing is stands THE X UNDER THE LOO CABIN tablishment opposite the Court an- Cleveland mon do not control tho R P Killick sheriff certain he is a Democrat and Dan Evans taining a group of 64 now finds a Itwasanamusiugsighl to see Operator convcntion--Tha- t as Kipling would welcome place in the household of Cal Martin rush out of the trap house with The many friends of Mr Eddie Robin House have your measure taken is The Democrat having determined to other thing is certain Bradley son are grieved to hear of his serious sicksay will be another story The clerk attack the legality of the Eagle at the not a Democrat neither has he South East Earlington las II several who were fortunate enough revolver in hand to shoot a clay pigeon ness a case of typhoid fever For the for n first class hand made shoo administration people arc rather con Republican party emblem the lait to be present and this was the which bad fallen near past few months he has hern In tho em Shoes of my make as nil my cus vcntlon formally adopted the old Harrison been for many years but there is afraid of Gorman as a Presidential Head D W Unistcad judges J number present including the and Clay Log Cabin as the party de- no doubt that he is a Republican possibility This fact makes an- T Coencn sheriff M McCord wives and tho husbands of the The Western Union Telegraph Company ploy of several coal companies in the tomers will tell you are made of vice Il will be placed at the bead of the Every clerk other interesting chapter are now constructing anew their telegraph eastern part of tho Slate and it was there the best material and arc in every Republican column of candidates on the children nnd grand children Of all the silly part of the silly body remembers how at tho Jnst Richland Josh Todd Wm Fin ballots and all that is necessary to cast a Tho descendants of Wm Han- line atong this division or rather setting while attending to the duties of cMI engi respect just what a man needs vote for the Republican ticket Is to put Hardin compaign speeches the Democratic national convention ley judgos II E Eison sheriff ner are fourteen children eleven new poles between Henderson and Gulh neer that he was stricken down His Very Respectfully the cross mark right under the little silliest is the effort to excite race the name of Senator Gorman was Tol Y Gordon clerk of whom are living sixty two rie Foreman Thomas Gibbons is in charge mother has been called to his bcdiide and log cabin and inside the square dragged into the fight The anti- of the crew and as he is a man of long under the care of a kind mother we hope M Slaton Ben grand children CourthouserT forty seven of It would be well for all Republican prejudice and wean the colored CASPER HARRIG judges Ernest Speed whom arc living nineteen great experience having worked on this division to soon hear of his convalescence workers to explain this change In device vote from the Republican party Cleveland men looking around lor Laffoon some one upon whom they could sheriff J as L Burchficld clerk grand children eighteen of whom sixteen years ago a good substantial job so that no votes may be lost through care What will be done with nil that coke lessness at the polls The log cabin will What greater inducements have unite held out the tempting bait NOTICE was the question asked by many n few are living making a grand total of Is being done Elk JD be familiar to all old Whigs They disguised the judges David Fowlersheriff Todd ninety five the Democrats to offer than the Re- to Gorman To thoso who Jiavo Hopkins County Ousincss on this division was never much months aro when they took 1 look at the SH Jas Nichols publicans from whom have come hook with all sorts of nice things Wanner clerk In early life he attached himself better at this season of the year than now great surplus lha St Iiernard Coal Co had lands tor sala could not get the shrewd REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET the Announcements for nilvcrtlsitir thesa Methodist Episcopal and the trains are several days ahead of on hand al and around their coke works all the privileges of freedom that but they Mill W M Rhea R B Utter to maryianu senator 10 micv ims back judges S D Cooke sheriff Church to which he belonged un tho month Well where was it all shipped to Is now the lands in nil parts of tho country have been they now enjoy is not my time said your uncle query til the division of the church in Wo cant even answer that ques mado liy tho Kentucky Hurcau of Infor- Supervisor Sullivan men will Arthur and he went off to deeper J D Martin clerk For Governor If the Convention which made waters without the hook in his Kitchen Wm Stark H G 1844 when on account of the geo- finish laying new steel and this year soon tion but wn are certain of one thing that mation and Immigration Write Prof J J for tho coke has disappeared through tho in- Glenn Madlsonvilla for blanks which W O BRADLEY the mistake of nominating a free mouth The administration men Coleman judges L C Nisbct graphical position of tho country in which he lived and by the adJohn Devney visited relatives at Evans strumentality of the business men who when properly filled and returned will b Garrard County silver candidate on a sound money who were at Chicago do not tell sheriff Ira M Hanncr clerk control the above named company and sent to the Uurcau justment of the division he reluct- ville last week platform imagined that Hardin by the story that way They say East Hanson L A Pritchctt antly became a mcinbcr of the The L N For Lieutenant Governor John U Atkinson of liarllncton mem Company were losers again who believe In giving their men employed his power W Slaton judges Robert Ash Methodist keeping quiet on the currency is- that Gorman did all in Episcopal Church in their cases at Lebanon last week but at the coke works steady employment ber of Executive Committee will bo elad W S WORTHINGTON y sheriff J D Haywood clerk South to which he belonged till sue would get both the Populist to defeat Clevelands nomination No charco mada it is hoped that the Supreme court will Although the profit may be small indeed of furnish information Greenup County and they will hold it against him West Hanson Richard Ram an opportunity presented itself take a different view of the facts as pre therefore the coke has been dispensed off tor advertising vote and the sound money Demo- to their dying day btcwart judges W after the war when he again joined sented and therefore the judgement re and the ovens kept running and the men cratic vote because people were For Auditor of State Ex Senator Matt Ransom has a sey I M enabled to earn a IMIbood M Madison sheriff L R Bcony the church to which he first be- versed taking slight interest in that mat real grievance In response to a SAM H STONE longed of which he is a member clerk If such a thing was possible what bet Law Agent Uramwell and family ter they have been fooled Hardin request made by this administraMadison County Oak Wall Jas T Ilobgood J to day having tried to do his been sojourning at Earlington the have ter attraction could be placed at the fair tion he accepted appointment as last duty having been a minister of the refuses to accept the Cleveland minister to Mexico and now the L Hanner judges Walter Crow gospel for more than half a cen few weeksand many friends welcome them than the engine now at work at the new For Secretary of State Carlisle theory of finance and his administration refuses to pay him ley sheriff W S Grace clerk to their old home and hope that they may St Iiernard mines near Mortons Gap CHARLES FINLEY That noiseless engine under the control of speecnes nave alienated many cither salary or sucn expenses as North Nebo W S Rutherford tury early political views His Whitley County were permanently locate here engineer Blanks Is a sight worth going It all T B Porter judges Giles Ilar Democratic he having voted for Special Agent Democrats without winning any has been officially incurred JuRt as easy to sit up straight N miles to see Johnson of the L Even the cngino house Is on n bicycle m on n horse Ill arises out of a complication under clson sheriff Wm Barnctt clerk For Treasurer of State Populists who prefer an out and Polk and Pierce His Company spent several days here lately nicely carpeted and would remind ono Jackson cycle must bo built riant though the lawresulting from his appointSouth Nebo David Morrow H political views for a GEORGE W LONG out silver candidate to a trimmer of and they do say that a certain young lady more of a dwelling house than ao engine havo eaaily Adjustable ImndJo ment to the Mexican mission be- II Hill judges B L Gooclishcr years past however number bar nnd many sizes to fit yon have been of this place has completely captivated house as they are commonly kept by the Grayson Connty That mean your buying a Republican One remarbablc fea- him which she has been quick to detect average engineer and it must bo said THE EAOLE OF OUR PREDE- fore the expiration of his term as iff Ira King clerk to Senator Senator Ransoms term For Attorney General Dalton J F Montgomery las ture about that reunion is the fact the honor of Engineer Uen W Robinson A writer in CESSORS did not expire until March 4 last M Philadelphia Press Grigor judges Deloncy Sisk that the fathers early political this to say of the runs In England bas that the engineers under his direct superW S TAYLOR fast but he was nominated and conand views seem not to have been inher sheriff N J Wyatt clerk - Butler County America The report of an anchleve vision have been encouraged to lake every Prof J E Kemp of Barnsville firmed ministerto Mexico FebruCharleston Sam Logan Alfred ited by cither the sons ment upon an English railway whereby a step possible la make their machinery and ary 23 And now come the auditor For Superintendent of Public In- Ga while visiting in Earlington of the Treasury for the State De- Â¬ Howton judges Jas Thomas or grand children as not one of run was made from London to Aberdeen engine rooms rot only attractive in appearBicycle them can safqly be counted upon a struction this summer had his attention partment and the solicitor general sheriff T L Jones clerk little over 500 miles at the rate of almost ance but also la perfect working order to vote the Democratic ticket and Havent said a word about W J DAVIDSON called to an account published in and acting attorney general who Dawson T W Clark Ezehiel another very gratifying feature exactly a mile a minute was read with and it is an evident fact that In Ibis direc quality No need Everybody kuows tho Columbia la tho Pulaski County the Atlanta Constitution of a won- insist that Mr Ransom is not and Hamby judges Ben Menser sher- about thorn is the fact that only a great interest in the transportation depart tion bis wishes are being complied with best bicycle made Have lower derful prehistoric monument situ has not been minister to Mexico iff J B Rice clerk few and very few ever frequent ments of railways terminating here since priced machines too I fart fords For Register of Land Office In your blood is the cause of trut tired It was regarded as one of the results of the and cannot therefore be paid one Capt John Hamby R the wine cup Ilsley ated in middle Georgia and wrote Art CsUlogu Ire If you cIU recent railway conference which was held languor feeling Hoods Sarsaparilla CHARLES O REYNOLDS cent for the services which he has Salmon judges Dixon Right Wm Hanner was born in Guil- In to an acquaintance to ascertain the rendered the United States since J London Those who have returned makes rich red blood and gives renewed sheriff John Harland clerk Fayette County agts Moore County N truth about the matter The let- the day when he supposed he was St Charles Wesley Cook Geo ford parents wereC of May 18 1808 from that conference say that the subject vigor His Scotch Irish which EARLINGTON KY excited most interest among the Commissioner of Agriculture ter was handed to Mr J G Scott taking the ministerial oath of of King judges Joseph H Kennedy descent They emigrated to TennMaybe it will take an act of sheriff B F Gilliland clerk LUCAS MOORE who owns the land on which the fice essee when he was yet a small boy railway men who represented British and Congress At 24 years of age he was married Continental railways was the question of Marion County cairn is located who in answer salary and to pay the suspended speed and its possibilities expenses up to date Very interest in Allen County Ky to Julia Ann ing Kuiiumi describes it as follows IHIIHMIIWHHII IWIIWHHIWRHmHWN The appointment at this time would be A Family Re Union reports have reached Great Britain and For Railroad Commissioner Harrison a daughter of Wm is composed entirely of unquestionably the Continent of remarkable achievements monument legal but the Harrison She was born May 29 JERRY M PORTER United States flint rock and represents seemed to no chances are that the Secretary of r8i2and died Sept 1st 1848 in therailway men all thewhich remarkable Hickman County these will find a fund out of which Sixty Five Children arandCiiil- - Seven boys and three girls more doubt an eagle lying on its back btate 1 was the WILL DISTRIUUTC Mr Ransom may be compensated For the Legislature dren and Great arniid-Chilresult 61 this marriage Her grand because they know bow heavy the grades with wings and tail spread out and reimbursed R R GRAHAM parents Adam Wygal and wife how sharp the curves and bow weighty the ren Descendants of the Its outlines are perfect but a hole At different times in the imme were born members of the Protes rolling stock of American railways are Rev Wm Hanner has been made in the breast by diate past many statements have The run from London to Aberdeen at tant Church in Germany They Gkovek and his next Congress some of the rocks having IN FREE GIFTS Alcet and Cele- Â¬ been been current to the effect that fricwere devoted Christians fasted the rate of a mile a minute on Tuesday will have a time of it and so may tion has taken place between the To Subscribers of the Tvvlce-a-Woe- k night is a longer run than is maintained brate the thrown out The dimensions by every Friday and prayed every Edition United States and Japan owing to Kentuckys next governor and the careiul day An old large German Bible upon any American railway at that rate Occasion to Mb measurement are as fol- the latters assertion of the right Vol l II un to next state legislature r 01 on printed in Germany was long re- - but for shorter distance it is excelled al inouiina valuta nrrnlMm ftla lows From tip of head to the of search on the high seas during HI 6 offrfea npiViibr piK U Iscrfber i i7T iddiifcn 2 riniVf Down on the farm vfuJ at the old retained in the as a rich most every day The Empire State Ex monthi war It is that China suc- homestead in Hopkins County family treasure household I tci1br JP UIUL press which is unquestionably the fastest f uu iii ft Hardin favors the working of end of tail 133 feet From tip to cumbed justsaid time for th lit tlw P n4 bcrllKni ror BptmbVr ilii vibe announfd ior ntimai TIS uilhJat in during had the ho ilrk iVAF WVoni Wlwro lorn tho Wortl irrAunut npciir flDtl tlicorrect in William Planners second mar- long distance railway service in tho world Thi convicts in direct competition with tip of wings 120 feet Length of Japanese meddled with or searched Ky on Saturday Aug 17 1895 InUlttlvift lint ii nil h lh was held a family reunion at the riage was to Lucinda A Hancock runs 444 miles at an average speed of fifty utwwini on IO0UJULQ body 50 feet The tail is 27 feet spcuiitat the honest laboring man This is for contraband of war any more FIRST 700 GIFTS Height at vessels flying our Hag we should residence of Rev Wm Hanner in Allen county Ky on June g three miles an hour but there is no day one more bare fact laid down with broad and fan shaped lit Cornet Answer On year ecrniUr- - year Kholanhlp literary g 11 is a ciay mat will long ue re Her parents Charles Han- when this speed is not greatly increased breast 9 feet The rocks with have taken the Mikado by the membered by every one present 1851 nartmrnil JUillnt trail Csllfre more to follow w a vfa cock and wife came from North For instance the other day this train ran Bohool for Girl and Youu ilnV2 I me exception 01 two in one wing throat at once All this is verv 3Trtownon iludon New It was at first decided by the Carolina Four children two boys 148 miles in 140 minutes which of course n IlS5J il iVt to Dtnw V Col Bradley in his Bowling arc small and were no doubt con- interesting and serves to enliven participants that thefather grad- - and two girls was the result of suggests a continuous speed of over sixty llreech lpailln Bhotun I UH --OnyvrpJoJnnlp CUri con- trip to Cotton mate vv Inttltutt MaropiiU Tenn 80000 ihfll miles an hour and there were bursts as Green speech pulverized his an- veyed to it by hand from the adja- the summer months but it is rub- father and great grandfather that this last mairiagc ISiIwtltlon Atlanta rOa via lZ Her birthday nanus Bhorihand l8choUrtilD bish and nonsense nevertheless nl N U A 81 U llrYl School Arthur J Uarne high as eighty miles and others as much Vrttt eh tagonist Wat Hardin Had he cent land which is a high rocky and it is harmful rubbish in that it he was should know nothing of was January 27 179 m jouu WW untlnrcae Walc the intended visit except by the lit flhAiHtiK nrVVl J as seventy miles an hour Thai perhaps ifc Chlna tJlnner unln aa Watch nciaMcolltt not done so it would simply have ridge aucoora to Ied name change of gives the country a false idea of arrival of the guests But on ac- Â¬ JT Bet me longest run al that rate of speed is ffnm ttulnti will Btli Mtinjibla nirainiiooi irlp been a lost opportunity tl llarnra home rouiae Instruction i ijnj In its construction the rocks the facts Japan as a belligerent count of his extreme old ngc lie Robert Hanna grandfather of which this service bas made excepting yeti t AiWJYJi Ale Cofltfe Archibald Joncf 7M were placed to rcprcseut the large has the right to search neutral being in his 88th year dEr n Plsra Ol ie V it was Wm Hanncr first spelled the upon its memorable run when it averaged Leilnt ton Mo TT e vne jreer ecnoutthlp nomp tie 115M IfffTf Qold Sa or world Kolll The legislative contest in this and small feathers on the bird vessels for contraband of war thought best to break the news to name Hannah nnd afterwards more than a mile a minute for the whole Ulna II karalIinTT tTH duiIdmi coure tactual liifn olid Told lllnp IS karni RrJliiWI practicaljonbooltkeep K iM county will soon be put in the pot About its origin or history nothing Every other nation has the same him gently tho day before and let left off the h and retained the origi- 444 miles UnVlni Coin lf ltemlnion M Caliber lllfl J CpUem J O ilohmr right The truth is that so far Him prcparo nimscit lor the occa nal Irish way of spqlling the name When this train was first put on it was and kept boiling The next repre- is known The land between the from ioow it M Hubacrlptlon to North Amtrl- tEtKV1--misunderstanding each other an Jtvlwj- U each Wm Hanncrti father lames looked upon by everybody excepting Major sentative from Hopkins will be Oconee and Ocmulgec rivers was and verging upon hostile contro sion which was done by the uen but 11 Teachers Iilblot U each IM 1 CoBsplt n 09 court Nw York bo tie reminder that they had better E anna and his six brothers Walter Webb whose idea it was tas expc anl OMtntDMriil Map ie oi xiuainna JlWiana rrne imm Lk a Mr Graham not Mr Davis Mr surveyed into lots in lineA Blataijlf color IS acK lM versy the United States and Dlack Ins shoes and urmg out his John Jesse Joseph Aimer Alex rimenlal Duuvnanu My eK IWrP Railway men of other lines 1804 r T Bpoone Commercial ni Japan have been upon the Davis has been there and made great grandfather settled on 10900 oldnfll Tfilmlit li the friendliest and most cordial very best clothes to put on for tomor ander and William met together spoko of il as a mero advertisement and 1S91i un iftKi Umbrel la II each krela- row Mi for himself a record one by the land near w Atlaa and Oantteir MTaaijTrtiViKiviot 1MM the cairn in 180G At tions at all times It is to be de dren all his children grand chil- and agreed upon the change of some shook their heads gravely as though worli each Tnlv and great grand children spelling the name Hannerwhich It were a deplorable thing thus to invite jiMii n 0 iww n way not to be envied or 7600 1tlMVlttcketTTwodYy achit rnrrsuln that time it was perfect not hav- - plored that sensational canards in within easy reach would be in to has been retained by all the de disaster but ibis service has now iS Waltr A Wood Creiona airman iPnch Mower M DHS ili year acholarinlp Bprlnr been runleouta Katr lta Oct 1 to 12 kq1 this matter should find currency see him ing been mutilated field Normal HChOfkl Hnlnftl v scendants to this day The advis ning four years with but ono delay caused 004 In pre r Mr Hardin has rights that other at 01 mm iprinnia Fimn The shock even then was al- ibihty of a change back to the by accident and it set the place for other Sm The Indians of whom he en among the people They have no H tCW people are bound to respect but Bwl SW Maehln Hmoklna- Tobacco Da each Kpund Trip Colorado HnrltiVi tl w quired knew nothing of its origin foundation in fact and they serve most too grerit for him nnd he original way might not be a thing railway managers BWOO On Silver Dollar each yi uiuourl Iacincj SStta each 1014 the editor of the Courier Journal an evil purpose in mistifying and wept tears of joy to think that they impracticable to consider Major Webbs theory was that with light LAST 300 GIFTS does not sec fit to permit an allu- but said their ancestors had con- misloading the credulous all thought so much of him This family ro union was a pleas cau specially constructed and a limited quered and driven away another In gossiping about Senators When the morninu came also ant day to all and will long be re number of them it was possible with mod sion to him or even the name did yon ever notice how thq tide came the visitors one by one two ern style ol locomotives Hardin to appear in print on the nation who occupied the territory sets always toward Hill membered as a thor Its hard by two and ten by ten They though it was day well spent Al oughly well equipped and and on a road and found it there It is situated Lait Comet Aniwer One enlivened by the managed Ms Atlaa editorial page of that great paper chola MD Daptlat female tol to talk ten minutes about the Sen- aiso urougut with tliem well -- Holld Q old Hint- World I7W car MI about 7 miles north of Eatonton ate of the prattle of joyous children social considerably to cut down time between iteming n u callt inn This fact has been noticeable for last four years and keep filled baskets the contents of clirtts and music North Am Itevlew M V I and song yet the greater cities of the country He said in Putnam Co Georgia inetiiute sol IHl10 ld Walnh Charm loaolarahlp earn aa No a lit 700 1M away from Hills name said a which at noon adorned a table of there was a feeling of aa Olfnr1 Teacher nibfe weeks j each T 4 Jjcholanhlp nme aa Hi sadness to that there was no reason modern appll tl rollt oat Map u b Si IM t S flcholarehlp lame at til Bet Ilncera Tabt iSnoon The following incident occurred prominent Senator the other day great length is winging cances being what they are the signal sys think how swiftly time pcnoiannip team aa No lit 700 luooa Horera Ten IWuin iA I Schalarthln am a No 11 lit 700 100 A pen picture would bo inado us nway OUOno ioi Culn The Louisville Post Demo lately on a crowded elevator A xiic iuwi 1a him 1a rcciwcssiy iranK tern as perfect as It is why express ser TT ii uiiirLrir rnjH nm fli M 75 gpld nlled Thimble 7l JacB chplftrahln It is not same No it i cratic says Either Hardin or the young woman arose upon the en converse commonly known but in quate to describe it It was sim In tho evening a sermon was vice between the greater cities should not Bprs ana return ei Colorado aiiim Anon urisi with other men particu- ply tho v oiiVn i Substance of things preached by Rev J S Miller and be maintained at the rata of fifty miles and Utile trance of an elderly one and party must go down lln3lp0 Alnt KipolUon t just so a wave of the hand toward with larly with newspaper folk Hill is hoped for ftfrirAT6irtriVa3f II ta M tho evidence of an old nnd familiar song was sung over an hour and that it could be demon the IAUI t 1lei in CnrMvlna Fair both will go down before the over- scat which the newcomer seemed tlie freest frankest gentleman in things not every day seon Via 21 Old It at the request of the aged one who strated that it could be maintained with TobacobVl VI TKi ifil- u rtli mfVmt ftlinrlhnl dpmaiu7s7 Bilver0n Dollar the Senate He will talk directly seems that every son and grand was whelming advance of the people in reluctant to accept said BUUUAtlT thej occasion of this reunion perfect safely and without reserve Some of the son of the venorablo subject of Age before beauty November who will vote so that He dies tho friend of sinners The demonstration tits been sufficient things he will say would sound this sketch had been very fortunato so that now not only are trains running at Thank you was tho reply as blunt even brutal in dies they will be sure to elect sound print But in the selection of a wife who had SUBSCRIBER the newcomer dropped into the he never length about that rate of speed on daily service After reciting RECEIVES A GIFT money officials hesitates He talks not been a stranger to the culinary the family history nt some BUbeonber itndlna anter in it tn one would need glasses right on answers scat but it was with im between New Votk and Washington but a re cn of the tint aneeii The Post also saya Hardin is questions with art to see the beauty HAH1WJHB AHT KNUIUVINO can tin pressive voice and deepest feeling similar service Is maintained between New out a flinch which would take the VMjfcWIVbfrJrabllfehid w 6 to win voters from Ppttit Dinner being over it was do in tho breast of every one pres York and Doston The distance between trying remaps was rejoined quietly quality inchei wortTi MT dfflS It l KAft Cadi pereon dealrlna- To con Pi lor uiioWMJJ jmecioi eel vi U9 ffirtl llataii aIi eve muat Had and that Pettit is the better Demo but none would bo required to see color out of Gorlnans fnce and cided to have a picture of the ent that tho Rev Wm Hanncr Now York and Washington Is al anwer to mo quetlon printed above might even stagger the indomita group taken ns perhaps so many mttiv vSri6uvi5n aKVriKArws TE r with these most exactly the same The 225 mites be crat better speaker and debater the age bio 13 rice Wcro one to ask ques- of them might never bo together closed his remarks racelve ofdid the touching words ing covered In 300 minutes Including stops tad addreaa tt each ndlthe nam inomnl yould make a better Gov Now is the time to subscribe for tions of the choleric octogencrian again publWwd la too Utt Of Beptember i And now my children grand making the actual ruHniag ima average The Dee Harris such as Ivc heard asked of The A4Jr So promptly a Mtggy was dis phildren and grcat grandchjldrim very nearly slaty mil aafewir i Heunbllo Hlldiw y lOHHWIMM Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ S Birds of n Pcntlicr This in told or the first time A neighbor of Hardins meeting him some days ago remarked I never Good morning Wat can tell you and your twin brother Tom Pottit apart any more Which And Wat of the twins are you Im the one whats made answer runnin on the Democratic ticket for governor Bro Tom you know Youre is runnin as a Populist right were very much alike nowÂ¬ afional Japital Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ and answered by ilill that fiery old dragon would mako his interlocutor fiijlft for his lifo A lifo size painting of Harrison has been received at tho White House It will be hung in the White House and will complete the gullery of presiden an appropriation tial portraits of 2500 was made by tho last Congress for the purchase of the portrait and it will probably be hung on the walls of the Red Par lor near the portrait of President Cleveland whjch was painted dur ing his first term Ex President Harrisons portrait in the White House does very Well for the pros dent But he has numerous admirers who are looking for something a good deal more tangible Â¬ Â¬ your visit to day was a surpriso to mo but you have made it ono of tho most pleasant days of my lilo I am so glad ydu aro here I cannot find words to express how grateful I am for this And I am gratified to know that as long as I live I shall regard it as a token of the appreciation you have for me Continue tho harmony and good feeling that exists to day Live in harmony with yourselves Keep in mind the great objects of lifo that the future may be bright Live for this DoWn in tfye Mines Incurable Â¬ i Â¬ J Â¬ Gave New Life Â¬ fi - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mm X pb Hoods Cures Â¬ CASPER Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t Â¬ f Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sit up Straight Â¬ Â¬ ill Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sons-in-la- w Â¬ M2 m Â¬ H00 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Arnold Â¬ Â¬ TS5 ST LOUIS REPUBLIC FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS - d- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ffiSBCTTSflfSft 1 nWLi 1 E Â¬ MUD Â¬ rlvt I Â¬ Â¬ Ml i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ J ZS j it 5 Â¬ -- Â¬ RIJ mi - - 1 11 VWWI Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ V- ru n - 1 Â¬ Â¬ iii-tH- - Â¬ Â¬ wioni w VI Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WrfVAl -- T - 18 -- -I- - t I MVM sv -- M Â¬ S1IIM vit Â¬ ri Â¬ lUli--Hni- n H VHr J mm mmsmmmmmiwi TOW TOO I AJ i r A Â¬ Ul i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t Ml iyiliiMiMiauaMlIIUuuuwu TlWkHiiljllc TITIfllHlilMllHll I IHIaW flaaHTr VflLW tall i - iittfaafi ikmmiknm iim r i - - JI it tm ill Id oil nt iro at is VJF tj ISP jasaw llii - U sc 4 a fe t t 4 v w 1 v1 J 1 iJ Vt in - J J H ftfk 4 uaumiu inc iiiiri l V II 1 VliilllY A rhklLc WOMAN lA KUnnwny Lnst Sunday nftor about Mnltiort lriellenl Inkc House Mnirlt suffering from nervous proatraUon etc noon Mr CORLBY eitablllty or illulnets tho result of wab ono and one half Long of this city dom derangement or displacement of Urn Consistency what a gem thou arl will find health regained ledU organs and Miss Helen Hnrt whose par- miles from town situated on the Iter utlna Dr Pierces Knrorlt FrSaraln A treasure rich to any heart Two Squares North of Depot on Providence R R Hon In every cam ot female complaint ents reside a few miles in the Uncknor farm has Caused coniiMt1H1u Thout priced so high that few there bs frIMN country saw fit to board tlio siderable excitement for mora than Who care lo make a bid for thee MADISONVILLE KY and the Exhibits The Weather Favorable ftntS R South boundt 4 p in train fnrn week past Upwards of two -Thy value far outweighs Ibo gold Manuiaetnrert ef and Dealers In Nerer Uefore Excelled The Inter MONRY MRTURNItD whore tlioy hundred of our citizens have visit Springfield Tcnn That kings and princes vainly hold W9mrW est Shown Beggars Fall Abou t two rwi am I The ed the place trying if possible Sasli Doors Blinds Door and Window Frames Mouldings were united in marriage Description ra so sick with wjmb Thy lustre Is brighter than any gem That bedecks the monarch diadem iruuum mai 1 00111 BBfanBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr to locate the exact whereabouts runaways returned to Earling cross tho room wi All this week and for several 11I1ACKET3 COLUMNS MANTELS VENTILATORS spooks spook or ton by tho 11 p in train nnd it of the uocrora oouia do me Thout purer than the virgin gold weeks previous the management no rood and told toe I That earths great bowels safely hold L Ni TIME TABLE FLOORING AND CEILING And All Klads of HOUGH AND DRESSEt LUMBER presumed proceeded nt once whoso recent acts especially after in charge of our County Fair have is must aw nut VBf mother cot me fa The pearls lhat lie in oceans deep to the home of the bride where niglitlallA liavo caused the occu- been working to make this years HOTH vorite Ireaorlntlon and In ono wook I beffaa Compared lo thee are state and cheap Mll ltioi t in they ore spending there honey- pants oRthc premises the Trot Â¬ effort their best Truly it can bo Wo hare just 6lted our new aciorjr with the latest IniproreJ nuchlnorjr and ara ptapared 10 to feel stronger Attar Nlfthl Ripcess pm lino taking- a doson bottlta Thy name Is fairer Iban any flower l out a house pattern on short nolle and lo first class stjrle Wo manufacture our own mouldlnf Uvansvllla Accomodation much to the chagrin of ters to get up and trot to a said they have thus far succeeded I am aa well as I arnr In garden field or shady 7 ia moon bower of all kinds and can ftlre you better prices than any mill In ilia country Also KUY JODS on eon wm t free from all pains totl Jtnc and Madlsonvllla tipm their many friends The linypy more congenial lodging Thcdep and deserve the largest attendance tract work If yon want a house built Its us a chance Wo do all kind of custom work in our and aohes and all duo A perfume sweet from thee doth rise OUTM to Dr riorost Pro- DRESSED LUMBER EXCHANGED FOR ROUGH LUMBER make their redations committed in the house ever before had or even anticipated acrlnllnn That reaches high Iward heavenly skies in Mall 4ti8 p m couple will doubtless Kim Munrtir Llzzfft it Munprrr Night Ksprtss have never amounted to more The main attractions can better be future home in this city as the JY0 Dorp IlUhmond uo w Thy name is lofty noblo and grand LH auf 8 jm Kvanstlll Accomodation jjjpm than a falling clod of dirt a stone seen than described by the pen A blessing rich to any man Provldanca and Madison ilia arrives 710 a tn groom is an omployo of the L In ffcl SunJar Mar 6 ilof or brickbat descending at an un Seeing is believing in this as in parlmcnt ot Vanderbllt University and tho Possessed of thee were truly great N road on this division W W BTIIRIDGR Acent expected moment in the- - midst of all things The grand stand has author ot a well knoWn text book upon None your true worth can estimate MADISONVILLE Pilot Plitsl Itching Piles A goodly companion thout In life ARRIVAL AND DBPARTURK OF TRAINS AT and sometimes sand been enlarged other buildings add metallurgy Symptoms Moisture intense itching the room Dr Cordier of Kansas City a rising As swift we go mid toil and strife and stlrmlng most at night worsa by would be sifted on the heads of ded and in all things about the N0RT0NVIUE young physician of the West is now on a How grandly doth thy virtues shine ox scratching If allowed to continuo tumors the occupants fioin the loft when fair grounds have been improved With lustre lo bis We form IR Ft comingwhich often bleed and ulcerate be least expected and then at generally The prizes offered by visitdoctor amother in this cily tbat he wish Atlanta Ga akin to thats divino C O 8c HANNA the very sore Swvanka Ointment pleasant stayand PATE Propriitors may C0IN0 BAST stops the Itching and bleeding heals ulcer- other times it is claimed that an the different private citizens and make many pleasant acquaintances Ducklens Arnica Salre ation ana in most cases removes thu tu- intense heat Hcmphla lo Cantral Cltf 60 p tn whether imaginary business men of the county having Manufacturers of Mrs E R McKuen and Miss Jennie mall for Pullon U Loulitllle 1045am mors At druggists or by Philadelphia50 The best salve In the world for Cuts or otherwise Dr Swnyno Son pervaded the room the success of the Fair at heart McGary went to Louisville this week Mamphta to Louisville a m cents Steam Engines Boilers ail Bruises Sores Salt Rheum Fever Sores GOING WBST Mining Maohinery suoTv as Slightly We understand that At any rate the occupants have have brought out exceptionally James Price of Dawson spent Sunday Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns Loulnllla lo Fulton in ij p in seen fit to flee for their lives and all Skin bruptionsand positively cures fine exhibits of growing crops of tn Earlington Damaged the heavy rain MonShakers Mining Carts Revolving Central City to Memphis 757 a Piles or no pay required It ts guaranteed It is now apparent that the every description Loulivllle 10 Mtmphlt I1J9 a m Screens Hoisting Engines Etc Etc day evening d i d C U Jones of the New Drummers to give perfect satisfaction Price a Tho Hotel of this city spent Sunday in Prince cents per box For sale by St Bernard All this is as it shouTd be DHALEnS IN some damage to the new bake whole thing is a huge practical J Drug Store oven just erected by Mr M B joke a scheme on the part of a same J interest should be shown ton Ky Bearings Brass Goods Wrought Iron Pipe Fittinjs jajDpnings Long One corner of the oven gang of toughs that inflict fbis every year A County Fairis what Mrs A W Howard is visiting friends Steam Gtiages Check Pnips Injectors Etc ur oloied New Note Peraonal Paragraphs and rests directly on the large brick vicinity to rob Mr Trotter of a the people of the county make it in Nashville this week fine melons he Miss this Fair and you will miss Other Doings at Home Worthy Dr Sawyers Ukatlne makes the kwae sewer that was also constructed large number of All communications and millers ot news per was growing for the market strong Makes those who are sick well It alnln to thla column should be addressed 10 the one of a lifetime of Special Mention Repairs on Engines Boilers and all kinds of Machinery Neatly along with Mr Longs improve Geo ALixiMDXa Bitllaaton Kr We do not cliargcall those who One exhibit alone wherein no builds up ihe broken down and debilitated and Promptly Executed J2o 3tn ments but owing to the large volsystem of old and young St Dernard Drug FOR SALE Pug dog Call at The Household ot Rutb will give an en ume of water to be accommodated have visited the premises as being contest at all is made for premiums Store this office tertainment September 14th H as many of our offered that of the St Bernard the entire work sank just enough to of thisy stripe Born On Saturday morning cause several cracks in the oven best citizens and highly respected Coal Company farm showing some- HARDIN BRADLEY JOINT DE- Â¬ The Public School will open Monday BEW T ROBINSON September a with Prof W R Harding BATES 24th inst to Mr and Mrs Geo which we hope will prove of no young men have been there but thing qf almost everything this Principal and Miss Paralee Ray Assist to see farm produces and which Col H a daughter a charming serious injury to Mr Long Toy His merely through curiosity ant Newcastle Friday Aug 30 the ghost S Corey presides over in both little creature to be sure oven is of the latest and most ap Covington Saturday Aug 31st PCy Mrs Mary Halsley of Evansville visThe perpetrators of this dastard- spirit and flesh in a building intlfjr to the wonderful re proved pattern and has been put Thousand ited friends here a few days last week Cynthiana Monday Sept 2 Always on hand a full and complete stock of suits of Dr Sawyers Ultatine in building in at considerable expense which ly scheme should be ferreted out erected for the purpose is a Fair Nicholasville Tuesday Sept 3 Several of our people attended thespoak fun DRUGS AND MEDICINES up and renewing Ihe debilitated and broken speaks volumns in praise of Mike and made to payfor their ot itself Mr Corey will be on the Winchester Wednesday Sept 4 ing at Hopklnsville last Friday down coojlltutiou Si tlernard Drug as they arc doubtless pleased to ground each day of the Fair and PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES as an enterprising citizen London Friday Sept 6 j Rev G W Lane ot Mortons Gap Store term it PAINTS AND OILS gladly explain to the curious his Morganfield Monday filled the pulpit at the A M E Zion Sept 9 Nerves on Edge Fair this week call on Hard And everything else known to the trade Sinco 1878 there have been nine epi way of obtaining from mother church last Sunday I was ncrveous tired irritable demics of dysentery in differents parts of our home Photographer and Have ompounltt Iisictans prescriptions Cartful on exhibition He To The Bsk Mrs Rosa Garrett left for Chicago Sun and cross Karls Clover Root tho country in which Chamberlains Colic earth all there you a fine Photo made Cheapest can give you a pointer besides The articles in your religious column of Sunday night where she will attend the Tea has made me well and happy Cholera and Diarrboao Remedy was used Gallery in Madisonvillc For sale by St Bernard Drug with perfect success Dysentery when showing you those wondrous large last week reflected severely upon the ways grand session of the Household of Ruth and means By which our Lodges raise Died John Wson of Dr J L Store Mrs Mary Brown was on the sick list epidemic is almost as severe and danger specimens of various things grown money to carry on their good works Dulin Earlington Ky in Sher- Â¬ Look out forFrost An announce- ous as Asiatic cholera last week Heretofore the by him It is certainty impossible to carry on ben skilled efforts of tho man Texas August 25th aged 5 Make the Fair a success by eficial work without money Several of our people went to Evansville Next Sunday ment like this best failed to checkmost ravages physicians have its this rem- patronizing years Madisonvillc and Hopkins it In Earlington the best way to raise the Friday to tho show looks entirely edy however has cured the most malig ville papers please copy money seems to be by holding picnics EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Mr George Shelton is on the sick list How to Curt all Skin Diseases incompatablc with the thermom- nant cases both of children and adults Now every one wilt say tbat the gathering trying conditions eter ranging among the gos and and under the most Simply apply Swanvbs Ointment No Rev William Foster was in Cadiz Sun ACrcat Germans Prescription together of large crowds brings attending which proved it to bo the best medicine in tetter required Diseased blood constipation likely to continuo so for the bal- the world for bowel complaints For sale internal medians eruptions Cures face evils but no one can say tbat such crowds day on the Itch all Several of our people went to Provi and kidneys liver and bowl trou- ance of the week Yet as strange by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben eczema nose c leaving the skin clear were not properly and judiciously handled bands bles arc cured by Karls Clover things have been known to hap- T Robinson Morions Gap and George white and healthy Its great healing and about Earlington nor tbat the evil effects dence Sunday to the dedication ot the Root Tea For sale by St Ber- Â¬ pen in midsummer over and over King St Charles of such gatherings were less apparent here A M E Z Cburcb Rev T H Merri- AND DEALERS IN curativo powers are possessed by no other weather pastor nard Drug Store than elsewhere again not only in the North East remedy Ask your druggist for Swanvbs COMMUNICATED The brother who wrote tho article in Bishop Walters was expected to be at Ointment Mr W R Coil one of our and West but all over the South Tub Bee will uphold camp meeting gath- Providence Sunday but owing to illness cleverest young merchants departed Of course wc do not predict that Lecture nt Leachs Last Sunday The proposed erings we doubt not yet will he say there Rev W A Walker had to fill the ap night School House the The Last Survivor for St Louis to purchase his fall this phenomena is likely to pro- Will Qet It gathering of is no evil existing in and about camp rpointment stock of dry goods notions etc duce any marked atmospheric dispriest at Ear meetings Let us a the surviving our town and will havethe revival season in Parents get your children ready for not crowds assemHe is expected to be absent about turbances the appearance of a lington lectured at Leachs school DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES members of the Palmetto regiment bled have their elements of evil Cer school It will begin next Monday a week man never docs this but doubt- Â¬ house to a numerous audience Miss A G Gilbert who is a member of at the Cotton States and Interna- tainly the timo has not arrived in our Money and eipenence cannot improve less many of our citizens will be He cxplaincdaway many popular tional Exposition will be an inter- country when the truly good can assemble the State University arrived here Tues Dr Sawyers Ukatlne which is for weak pleased to know that the Rev J falsehoods which arc still believed Hair TootI and Paint Brushes and depend upon only the salt of earth be- day morning to meet with ber many friends of and debilitated persons and those that are H Prost anticipates paying us a by some persons lie showed from esting occasionAfter some historical ing present Nor is it possible to keep all who belong to the Sisters of the Educa the battle of evil disposed people bunched together lional Society She was entertained by run down frotrf over work Si Dernard visit the latter part of tliis week the Bible that the Apostles were importance New Orleans General Jackson Evil exists everywhere and the apparently Sister Francis Bailey who is a member of Drug Store and is booked for a sermon at the first persecuted by the Jews in Jewas the The a A R En- Â¬ Those of our M E Church next Sabbath at 11 rusalem St James was beheaded who was a native of South Caro- righteous man of to day may in the near the Sooiely The meeting Rev held atFoj- Baptist church opened by Wm lina received from the ladies of future prove the greatest sinner campment who oclock citizens 3fReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans All who wish to extend St Peter imprisoned but miracu ter after which she proceeded in her work A little consideration a just discrimina desire to visit brother Frost a warm greeting ously freed from prison by an an that city a handsome souvenir vase tion in commenting upon the helps needed She made a grand speech- one tbat all the Louisville during the encampment should be present on that occa- gel See acts12 chap 1 verse as a token of their great admira- to uphold good works in our town through young people in this city should have tion of his great powers in the war the instrumentality of our Lodges would heard She left Wednesday morning for of the G A R from September sion fled to Antiocli where the disciWPHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPQUNDFD On his death certainly cause your writer to withhold the Madisonvillc with Great Britain inclusive tickets 8th to nth ples of Christ were first called The ileit Cough Cure General Jackson willed the vase to severe censure so easy lo vent and so bard Harry says that Alabama is a tough good to October 5th can do so I Christians From Antiocli the Is Shilohs Cure A neglected the bravtst soldier that South Car to recall yet I feel sure the writer never place and that be will never want to go for 375 for the round trip cough is dangerous Stop it at head of the church and the prede olina should send to the next for intended to so deeply injure the reputation there again of our secret societies as be has by the arConsumption Can he Cured once with Shilohs Cure For cessor ot Leo AMI was driven John Harris is In Evansville where be eign war The Palmetto regiment ticle published Respectfully sale by St Bernard Drug Storc away by the Pagans and went to By the use of Shiloiis Cure This will remain for sometime went 1100 strong to the Mexican Various Lodges of Earlinoton great Cough Cure is the only Got a Thorough Our Public Rome After having taught and war but only 300 survivors reAre You Hade known remedy for that terrible iCSMkVffii rtSQ aanFjirfCrXaaW M doing Over School build ruled the church for twenty five turned A committee was ap- To the Public Sold by St Bernard disease Miserable by Indigestion Consti becoming persecutions years ing in order Inside EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Drug Store pointed to decide which was the Regarding my statement in the issue of pation Dizziness Loss of that more avail fiercer St Peter allowed himself bravest of the 300 but where all Tub Bee under date ot August 22nd I tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Appe Vital Silverites able space could be had for all to be persuaded to fly again He The Sllverites feel sure I did an injustice to the marshal izeris a positive cure For sale will hold a grand school purposes has undergone a started but on tho way he met were Spartans in valor the com- of the town J T Barnett My informa by St Bernard Drug Store ricct mittee had a hopeless task The tion as lo his actions on the base ball pow wow at Hen complete change Thu main en Christ laden with the cross vase then went into the possesssion ground certainly was not warranted by the To enrich and improve Ihequallty of the derson to day 29th inst Those trance heretofore has been one Whither art thou going O dear of South Carolina and the legisla- facts I am glad to retract my reference blood purify and brighten the complaxlon SPLW DID LINE OF VEHICLES who are desirous of hearing a disasked the head of the Master away with converting the space dispose of to bim as I am certain be was there impart a natural and pink color lo the BDOD STOCK cussion of these important issues used in hallways to a better pur- church To Rome to be cruci- ture then undertook to attending to bis duties as a peace officer cheeks and lips and induce refreshing should at once interview Agent pose Entrances to the building fied was the answer of the Mas- it according to the wishes of GenH M Adcock sleep use Dr Sawyers Ukatlne St Ber ELEBANT TURNOUTS Ethridgc and procure a ticket at are now at either side and rear ter Peter understood the hint eral Jackson The legislature Attest JT Denton nard Drug Store finally disposed of the matter by one and one third faro for the The partitions have been so ar retraced his steps was appre HAULING OP deciding that the vase should go To The Bee FURNISHED AR round trip ranged to so allot space to the hended by the pagan emperor to the last survivor of the Palmetto The communications in your issue of ON SHORT NOTIOE EVERY DESCRIPTION week lo Ihe lack If you have tried many remedies and different grades as has been Nero condemned to death and regiment There are now only last part ofrelativeauthorities ofof duty on Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaanteccl the many doctors and are still debilitated and dcenied necessary the our town was crucified with his head downor twelve survivors and their have caused considerable comment weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers ward Alias Old Joker St Paul was beheaded ten School opens here next Monday coming to Atlanta will bring a disSt Ber Ukatlne and you will be cured It is very bard indeed for city fathers l Sept 2nd and theres not a young- under the same emperor and so tinguished group of men The to hew lo the lines laid down by all but if THE nard Drug Store day is the to the present Tb Best Buoea ster in town likely to forget it jfk vasdwill be exhibited and will be just a little consistency is entered into ar The rumor has come to our ears lor the Lent llont church founded by Christ and Mf guments advanced to guide the footsteps Six weeks ago I suffered with a very sean object of great interest It is of those in authority how mucbbetter it that two well known young men of blood of the vere cold to speak watered by the almost FIT FOR this city will take up the study of My friends was advised unable consult a Apostles persecuted but never of solid silver and beautifully em- would be for all There are two points me to all bossed being about eighteen the writer would touch upon In the com Has taken a permanent stand at Ihe head KINO medicine and surgery this fall physician Noticing Chamberlains Cough persecuting Over One AflllUa rele wear the inches high Judge J J Martin munications reterred to the nrst as to an of the class with a full and complete stock of Both will leave for their respective Remedy advertised In tho St Paul Volks Some questions were asked about W L Douglas 3 and 4 Shoes ordinance lo preventtba playing of base are moaer All and chosen colleges during the Zeitung I procured a bottle and after tak whether the priest forgives sins of Atlanta one of the survivors ball within the limits of thejown on Sun- - Stoves Castings and Tin ware oK 9m Tfca sire toeour abacs forintneeauallr allatorr bait Talua toaBBPj BBfrw which eqiuu cuMom aaooa bijio ana ni iviaaiw Wo Will let ing it a short while was entirely well f for money and for how much suggested the gathering vi month of September Their wearlag qoalitlea ara sntarpaMed QJaVJ fmi Which he offers to his patrons at prices now most heartily recommend this remedy Yfjm ice prwaa ara onirormVTWuiiwrmtua upi on twia will doubless take place The vase 9 taaaaaawl who they are Our town has in its employ able coun- which harmonize with a poor mans pocket our renders guess flwifiWf3HTni canaos suppv 70a ws a Again why the priest Wm money to anyone suffering with a cold u Tour uuw aaaV aaWTy- aaWi was exhibited at the New Orleans sel to whom are referred all questions of a and places competitors In the shade It was asked Keil St Paul Minn dont get married Pills Do Not Curt 678 Selhy Ave uaraoTarracai Exposition in 1884 when the num- knotty character and this very matter has When it comes to Repairing Rooting or Kaaaacllad Calf aid Kaansraa Pills do not cure Constipation For sale by St Bernard Drug Store also if the Catholic Church is not ber of survivors was several times been taken up with them In answer to Guttering be always holds the ace and nAaK laaaaaaaaaaaVsV ShL 2 CO d S2 WuUifMMf Karls Earlington Den T Robinson Mortons desiring to obtain mater hold They only aggravate the question as to such an ordinance being deuce His work Is sky high in quality its present number BmSesMl Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg Gap George King St Charles VfaaV Of course you whilst bis prices are dirt cheap passed their reply was BBK sILl upon the government of the United His cusv ttMit lutmularity of the bowels For sale by If rour dealw cannot asoplj can order such a law but we seriously tomers are treated like millionaires NOTICE States After those questions had BiBBViniii EiiiiDT aiaTaftv irnaBBc JUU inm tw cMMvaiftc St Bernard Drug Store Now if there doubt if it would be valid Personal Mention If you should need anything either great Notice Is hereby glvrn that the under- - had been answered satisfactorily L Douglas laW W Brockton iHsss Mafili llllIlT T lllll Is a question as lo its validity why should or small in his line Walker is the man you Thunder and During the heavy slgusd has tost a Certificate No 1824 for the Rev gentleman was invited to j UW ittftnaliBaaaMaw are looking for You can get what you in the Miss Maugerita Dayard of Terre Haute such a law be placed upon our books 10 - Lightning torrents of rain ing shares of stockBuilding Louisville Sav cotnu again next Sunday night and As 10 the second point your correspondwant and have a little money left by call Company said Loan and family of Mr F O Ind is vjslllog the which fell here certificate is dated lath day of May 1691 lo discuss the subject of papal in- Arnold ent reflects upon Ihe presence ot our Town ing on blm at the old stand Marshal upon the base ball ground on Monday afternoon the electrical and was lost as follows I dont know fallibility the uses of rites and Miss - PCy Ethel Evans returned last Saturday Sunday We have most strenuous laws as BSsx CO I baye made applicillou for a new cer ceremonies Earlington Ky display was terriffic Hash succeedFor Sale by JNO M VICTORY and to answer the from an extended visit to relatives in Cole to the keeping of the peace and to preveit tificate for said shares and all persons are charges of superstitions JOST IN QUANTITY BC8TIN0UALI1 ing flash accompanied by deaf City Ga disorder Mr no T Barnett is the officer Mr J R called upon to show cause to said Com ening peals of thunder The people of Leachs are a proMiss Janle Victory who has been ill for selected to enforce these laws and where pany on or before fonr weeks from this Rule and foreman J R Evans of date why a new certificate shall not Uun gressive people thoy have a liter- several weeks is Improving soever there is an assembly bis duly Is in It would have been derelection Its midst No 11 Mine were considerably in lieu of the one lost meeting every Friday ary society George Moore ot Hendersou is visiting of duty bad he not been right on that spot WILLIAM WALTON shocked nt the time the former night nnd they are in for enlight Ihe family ot Mr C II McGary Respectfully at that very time I being knocked to the ground twice Eatllngton Ky Aug aand 1893 4 WHITES CREM May God bless them enment Misses Dollie and Lizzie Dean returned William F Burr by coming in contact with the My little boy when two years of age Mayor T of E TotoccoSpift Ao truillful Sunday1 from a weeks villi to relatives air pipe which was strongly im was taken very JH with bloody flux I wai Dont near Hanson Captain Sweeuey US A or Sfwe VourkiAr startling title FOR 20 YEARS pregnated with tho electrical adyised lo use Chamberlains Colic Cholera Mr Richard Farnswortb and son of Has led all WORM Remedies Away of a book San Diego Cal says Shilohs and Dlarrhox Remedy and luckily pro ePICIAL ATTENTION EVERY current No serious damage was cured part of a bottle I carefully read spent Sunday with relatives Henderson IBTTLE IVAMNTEEI A HEARSE about Catarrh Remedy is the first mediQIVIN TO aotvB by AZZ BHuaarara done however and the gentlemen the directions and gave It accordingly IIo luc the only harmless guaranteed tobac- - In this city I have ever found that would aicutiosoi maiiia cl it letna surely he in question are at their respective was very low but slowly and recovered co habltcuro If you want tn quit and Mr W V Ashby returned Sunday from cine any good irunNiaiua began to improve gradually Price 50c For do me Braces up nlcot- - a visit to relatives near Robards cant uso NfHo bac FUNERALS posts of duty and is now as stout and strong as ever jjl nicollnoT poisons OH SHORT HTrO Drug Store inized nerves eliminates sale by St Bernard r lllJY and LASTING IUMK7XTS Mr Cbarles Robinson has returned from feel sura It saved his life I never can makes weak men gain strength weight and A Uabys Life Sard f am prslse the Remedy halflta worth FAT PEOPL- Ethe West greatly Improved In health AU If you wish a remedy to bring Ihe flush My baby had croup and was sorry every one in the worm noes not vigor Positive cure or money refunded Tiirn flnts at flfiasnnflhlp Rato 7 w uo mrs usi and family ot Nash of youth lo your cheeks new vigor to your R1IBTD know now tain avd by Shilohs Cure writes it lllnloo roou is as t Fla For sale by Book nt Druggist or milled free Ad Dr Slubblefielddays with fromMy UJuiious satulaaca ypai Grabamsvillc the family of system and make you strong and well take ja MY IUQS ARE THE nEST IN THE CITYTRAVRLW0 LiMI Outwit MMttfi Mrs J n Martin of Jluntsville 81 Hwuard Drug Store HarllPKlou Dan dress The Sterling Remedy CoCbIcago4j ville spent a tew OUaRANIEE eWE MNtMd tSMSMSM bCol Forda of Hecta Dr Stublfild is a Dr Sawyers Ukallne SI Bernard Drug Ala For sale by St Bernard T RoUbsob Mortons Gap and Gtorg Randolph St Now York 10 Sprue Sr Sttble and Office on MAIN ST mar Depot IftAAsuscmomt ummoAL oetTvWuV WotM member of tb faculty ot the Deotal Ds- - Slore For sale by all Druggists Drug Store i U1g al vngjjoee rui oaanaaiK tfrim JuHBrULf ast I I 1 mmntmniMr T LUT T T CONSISTENCY T Â¬ New Planing Mill Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ririllir IllllfP Â¬ aH SK W K TL Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - r PAGE fcCO Â¬ W Â¬ Machine Works Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 6arlinlor ifiens 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST Mortons Gap Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGISTS Â¬ Â¬ Patent JidMnes and Perfumery Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Walter McGary Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Livery and Feed Stables Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Thos D Walker FfF 9F Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ jk W L DOUGLAS Â¬ 3 SHOE Fiivf0iuu Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M Bw arjpafH 1 xm 1 OCT Â¬ Â¬ S9I70 im Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mmtS Â¬ Â¬ lirugjtojn Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WDRInbi Â¬ VERMIFUGE LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS No-lo- Â¬ S V 11 Â¬ Â¬ MTiaKM J Firstfta T - VH 5 ir Wm rff rWJB W A fw TWw vtj iHfjaBryFppT jrTmwwF rrK BynTW P -- - TWO RUSSIAN WOMEN TSUMBI ancc i i ausicatriton P A Pf Year In Sli Monlbt Tbc l il mo jo s Months I Tumiuiit ADiaTltimiiri cents ptr Hot itch In Local Notice ft scrtUn Spclal Nolleci Drttltt fun with local read ing tnailr Mttenetnta per Una etch auartr or jearWurnlihed on 3aiiuiisaok reiolulkosotretpct lis ilia I lint 01 Itac Imeiltd tnlir line over twel fc will ba charge I Rut b Ion application lb o ihis office lion ttiraot live va ceali ll Ir tin I tA nariodlcala Dilti rmllil tnt tnill i htiwll I Bee Publishing do tUIMSHIBI l THE REPUBLIC PLATFORM ir li We arc opposed t6 the free and unlimited coinage of silver belienc that it would involve the ciuitry ini finan- Â¬ cial ruin We believd in a sound currency and in the use of both gold and silver for coinage provided always that a dollar in one is made pre- Â¬ cisely as valuable as a dollar in the other t x x Tbe tepubticans of Kentucky while recognizing In tbe approaching contest the great importance of State matters never tbeleu appreciate the fact that parties ex lit nationally and that no political parly should be afraid or ashamed to give full and explicit explanation regarding its post tlon on every question affecting the pros- perity ol Stale and riatfon The apprehension of business Interests a to recenf threatened tariff changes and tbe want of confidence in Democratic management caused reduction in wages decline In exportation general depression of businessdestruction of property shrink age in values and labor agitation This ap prtbeasion accompanied wfth subsequent Democratic legislation made by party perfidy and dishonor has served in many respects to increase rather than diminish National disaster Under these circumstances the currency question has been forced joto undue Pfotnfpnfty and he Democratic pari has selzelupon I that Ms sue fotfie exclusion of ari elsl for the purpose of diverting public attention from tba contemplation of the ruin its vicious policies and miserable management has wrought We favor a tariff so regulated as to protect the nteresls of all classes of pur citi zens Upon articles that may bp successful manufactured or produced in this country thus insuring good wages to the laborer and a home rdarket to the producer and in connection with this we favor tbo re establishment of the doctrines of reciprocV ity clicve tbat ujh a system wijl dfriy cyery go vcrnratnal expense gradually liquidate alt indebtedness restore public confidence and relegate to the rear tbe undue excitement nqw prevailing con- Â¬ cerning the currency In view of tbo past financial history of the Democratic party its devotion to the old State bank system and wild cat tendencies wo affirm hat the Republican party can be more safely trusted to regulate tbe financial system of the Nation We favor an American policy which will protect Americans and American in terests in any part of tbo world at all hazards and will sympathize with struggling republics rather than ignorant monarchies When the Democratic party came into power in Kentucky it found the State able to pay every debt and have millions of 5urplas left In tbe meanwhile it has collected millions of dollars of taxes under tbe most unjust systems 6f revenue and yet we arc today in thehumlllatlngat titudeof being unable to pay the current expenses of the State and upon a fair valualloq ofassets are jo debt millions of dollars They nave over ridden tbe constitution refused office to one fairly elected by tba people engaged In extravagant legislation increased salaries created un necessary offices manifested their Incompetency to manage tbe penetentiarles brought convict labor into competition with honest free labor diverted the school tuod failed to provide a decent State Capitol and 1 its charitable institutions without tbe necessary means for their proper operation We demand economy in every depart ment of public service tbe encouragement of enterprise and capital and equitable and fair apportionment of tbe State the Impartial execution of tbeMavrVa thorough remodeling of the revenue system X rigid in spection of the books and a radical change in be management of Ihg penitentiaries We recognlzs ihatjbe safety of a State is best promoted bythe fostering of a liberal system of common schools and we pledge ourstlve to enlarge and increase tbe present system to tbat reasonable op portunlty maybe given to every clild in tbe State to obtain a solid business education Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ftnt sUtla ItnahklrtUftV ntronif and deeply Iriterestliiif personality could worthily alvo rlso lo such n ronfllot nnd tucli n pcrrionnllty Slio lirid Honyn ICpvalovulty presented no mnrliltl tolf coniiolmiMiein no preco cious Rottso of licr own Importanco to the universe present tun futuro which could Inipirq lior to Keep n diary from the niroof twelve Mich ns tlintof Slnrlo IlaMiklrUolT lillliorto tho best known ot her countrywomen mi far us tho revolution of Inner life Is concerned lived Mistakes are very frequently made Uueolloctluna KovnliivaUys flonya were uot wrlttun until alio liutt at through Ignorance and thoso mistakes tnlnod ton posit liti iibinliltuly inilqilo are so frequently quotod thoy becorao In the bUlory of frittliilno achieve accepted ns facts Tho English royal ment nnd fur iitiove Hint wliluli Mnrlu family aro known for example as Guolphs the Russian royal family as llasliltlrtKOIT ovor tlnmiiuil of utilnliirf Sho was tbo pnifoiiiDf of mutliotnntlca Romanoffs and the Portuguoso kingly All of tlieso It In the UnlvorHlty of Stockholm alio houso as llragnnzaa had won In u perfectly fair sealed now scorns aro wrong Lo Figaro of Parts has gbne Into competition with the most tllitln this subject quite extensively nnl tho giilaheri men tho greatest umtliDinntt cut prUj In tho world tho Ilordln facts that it has brought togothor aro prlro which was doubled In amount well worth setting down Quoen Vic onitcr behalf hIio had won tbo hearts torla according to this authority was of the Swedes who culled her proudly originally Miss A ton or Miss Aton von Esto Sho was desconded at woro tho unit nffcptlpnatoly ty her pet name Despite hor learn other members ot tho houses of limns ourJVof onyn and Hanover from Intf she carried off more prices of wlckLunoburg iilonf heart thou ambitious Mnrlo Aton margravo of Estc Tho prlnco IlaslililrtMolT with her lunttty taste of Wales tho son ot Prlnco Albert of aspirations for failtloii sofltoty nnd a Saxe Coburg has naturally his fathors family name Ho Is spoken ofmoro grand matoh or falling that love Tho comparison of these two Itus corrootly than any of tho other royal Doscendod stun women deems ouly natural bo personages of Kuropo causa tliolr likenesses as well rts their from tho Wettlns which lino was dKTurcnccs arc equally llliislrntlve of founded In tho twelfth century his partluulor foaturcsln national and In actual namo Is Mr Albert Edward dividual clinructornnJ In tho ulinritotcr Wottln Likewise tho king ot Portugal of all women In one point they were In a measure alike both Sonyn Kovn strictly speaking has the samo family javshy and Marlu HishUirttclT craved name He was a grandson of another dUtlnatlon In their worlt and yat prlnco of Cqburg who married tho neither was willing In nbllcito the then queen of Portugal nnd theroby womans throne In thu atfectlon of becamo ruler of that country Ferdi Â¬ men At tho bottom of their hearts nand ot Bulgaria comes from exactly the women who hivo won fAmo and the ame stock and Is Ferdinand Wet fornny renion no in titer wliat have tin A cousin of Ills and of tho samo mUitfd thu womans dUllnutlre donis family name is the present monarch regret that lots of Belgium Leopold II a prince of tlu career at way Wtilli many of them tnlht lusltnto or Saxe Coburg having ascended tho Bel reftiso Ilka Sonyu K ivaloviry to reglum throne In 1831 nounce a brilliant in Upoiulent career Itohenzbllern1 Is not tho family name already asstireil t n- - the problematla ot tho Gorman lino that is now upon happtncS of murrtud life Ilka her ihey tho throne Their true namo Is Zol deslro to irrasp the one without sucrl lorn Thasslllon tho first count ot Zol ileitis the other This Is llkowlso true ltrn having founded tho race about of the intirrletl women wh nru con 800 In tho year 1300 the Zollern fam doinurd to the o Keuro life of do ily had two malo descendants tho tncitle happiness Hut tltcro was oount of Zollern and tho Burgravo of neverlhe4esi uu essential dlffiircnce Nuromburg From tho latter comes between Sonyn Kovalevsky and Marie tho present royal house of the German lIushklrtselT our Irot Sonyn loved empire So William II Is William hor work for ItMilf Tim fate whioh it Zollern Tho king of Roumanlalt an Incidentally brought hor never spoiled other representative of this lino and the sweet nnd j entlo ways which en has precisely tho samo name denrcd her to nil Hut who dnro say The Capets are Tho duko of Or- Â¬ that Mnrlu IfuibklrtsofT loved her work leans tho ton of old count of Paris for unythliiff except tho world wide Don Carlos and Alfonso III tho in fatiie which slio fondly hoped thtitlt fant king ot Spain Their progenitor nitKlit lirin hor or that she won on was Ungues Capet the original count unsplfisb cusy nnd pleasant person to of Paris who ascended tho throno of live with Hnbol V Ilapgood In Cen- Â¬ France in 087 tury Of Old en burgs founded by tho count GOLD BY THE HANDFUL of Oldenburg who died in 1140 there to day lint CloiicU of tllnnt Moiiiltoo llwp are many Tho chief of thoso family who aro entitled to use this Trcaaara 8etira Ht ll told in plcntynmy bo found in tlio namo are Christian IX of Denmark sands ot tho Volador river n strcamof Georgo I king ot Greece the grand toodcrato volurao that comes Humbling duke of Oldenburg Ernest duke of from the snow lino of tho Sierra defit Hchleswlg Holstcln and Nicholas II Martha in Houth America but though emperor of all tho Russian Emperor tho lowland region and tho river bed Nicholas is a Romanoff only through whero tho precious metal abounds In tho femalo line Rightly ho la an fabulous quantities nro easily accessi- Oldenburg having descended from ble tho i mosquitoes aro so thick nnd Potcr III a member of one of tho icrribio fnerqtuat ail avlcmlns lo rluo nolsteln branches of that house tha BaniUqf tiofrold have so far failed Francis Josoph emperor ot Austria EUseo Reclus tho colobralcd French Hungary tho queen regent of Spain geographer was tho discoverer of this and Frederick grand duke of Baden wonderful stream whoso waters sweep are Ethtchons Tho original Ethlchon lover sands that nro literally golden was a duke of Alsaco who lived about Ho told tho nows to tho French vice tho year OIL Humbert king of Italy consul at lllo Hacha and this official Is Mr Savoia and Oscar II of Swoden obtained tbo concession of this Eldo Bernadotto Tho original of this name Yndo was a French general who was made Ho took with him when he set out an king of Sweden in 1818 and was called ingeniously constructed gauze tent of Charles XIV Popo Leo XIII real largo dimensions For two days ho namo Is Joachim Peccl Alexander I tried to llvo under Its shelter and of Serrin has tho namo of Obreno watch the operations of his workmen wltch und Nicholas I prlnco of Mon who tolled In tho stifling heat clothed toncgro is Mr Nicgoch N Y World in thick garmenU and protected by heavy boots glovos and veils At the pud of the eecond day however both employer and employes with ono accord y gave up tho struggle and retreated Tho next to try to wring fortuuo from thoso auriferous sands was an Italian who obtained permission from the vice consul referred to above Tho Italian started out with a party of six who shared with him his belief and so lUey took along nospecial protection against tho injects Thoy endured for loss than half an hourlho nwfuF tor ttiro anil then fled tYot there are human bolng8twhocnn venture with impunity into thU hell whoso guardian demons nro mos quitoes and the so are homo of tho sav meAns so much more than iaga natives of tho mountains from you imagine serious and whoso rooky steeps the river comes tumbling down These savages who fatal diseases result from aro mosqulto prcof aro rendered to by bodies being covered with tho B triflincrailmcits -neglected their fccalos of that awful disease leprosy Uon t play with Nature s Tho mosquitoes will not touch them greatest gift health Hut neither gold nor tho gauds of Ifyouarcfeellne civilization will tempt them to labor out ol aorta weak nnd thcro Is no human power apparand generally ex ently which will drag them on from hausted iieuYius have no a7vtile their j uda caves ou tho mountain side atil can I work and moke them labor for the white begin at oncoak- lilv lhutl tla men N Y World tie itrrngthtninK- - i Only it Â¬ -Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mrnnrt Nalnrfa of fUnr Kottrir fllUMT NAMfetJ OF KINGS rarally Nms ol Rnropfsn ItnysltU Which Are tneorrcctly Utl Not one person out qf a thousand If ho had a fair days start nnd tho priv Â¬ ilege of rummaging among enoyclopo dins could trnco nut the real faintly names of tho rulers of Kuropo As n mattor of fact thoso nro very compli- Â¬ cated nnd to know them Is quite an effort of the memory In tho cnto of royalty tho family name has been In most cases takep from tho namo ot tho castle In which tho founder ot tho race House painting i AVl AIA UKLUjARUINIKIlK VW - iW la - NMly Atllitlcatlr ItacctitPil lijr t Vrtrtan ol tlio llrntti thai ami llonftllr L FRITSBRSPIU AHIIONAati I l 1 Mf t fyaritss YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE McPadei iiyir BUY WHERE CAN THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal 1 Cos Will make etllmilet -- lcl colors ami eiecoi Notk I a aljrle and linlih aecontl lo nona II WMtfi nb inalrrlal allihuno detail and Inva tUbly kIvcs aalltaetlon lie lakei falna nnd pUamra In eaecutlnit all nork In hla line II roil at etcn thlnkitiK of palntlnx ll li lo your Inltrrit to contain lilrrt CIIAS McPADBN Addrttt lo ir tlitneile- - Ky JUJ 1 J iilmiiyiLiMiiiitw -J- MEftCMANT TAtLOtl- GArio 1 1 IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS PATENTS I J R LITTELL Trade VVraftsl-iiarapytotr-- ll Upper first St Rvamvlll tnil TOreKS MW Ittearnettly tollcili the paltonage ol hlillop hint county Itlenda mmmMmmammmmmmmmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i Attorney and Counsellor in Patent Mar JOHN MORTON and Copyright Csasc Patent ORlce Oppotlt ii 0UK 3ry 3es NEW PeFftKTJifeNT CONSISTS OF 31 IOES FOR Ky Over twelve yeai t experience Write for information American anil Foreign Patents Caveats and nil business arising Transacii a General llauklng Outlneti under the patent laws promptly and care fully prosecuted Special attention given to collections Rejected cases accorded special attention upuu r rcci pi 01 mouei or tkeicn ol in ountion I advise as to patentability willi vet charge Mention this paper ID C Â¬ BANKER Madisonville 51111X1 CATHOLIC Kir CHURCH -- Directory OF Hotel TUB IMMACULATE wpR5nMTLucile MADISONYlLLE KV iy ot gjo a ajo p m m man oo a m tpconduiananJ lermon Koaatf Instruction and btncdlctlon at Tty Sunday A M Coenan paator CHRISTIAN CHURCH uinLfiruun InqWij I Little Feet AND- - 3 Saitlcr- - r Kiihitjr held mornlnK and ecnlnt aver jr firat anil Tlilrd Sunday In each month Voun j Mena Irarer merlin TuMday tittht Renulir Prayer merlin Tlnraby nljht Hun dayaclwol at gjo a ra J W IICON Iaator MISSIONARV PAITIST CHURCH Serylcea tecond Saturday eyenlntand Sunday aacli month Trayer mertlng Monday night Sunday cliool at 930 a m I S Bdwrrda 1aitor office Jolt work tastily executed at this A trial order is nil we ask L N RAILROAD THE Q HEAT Hie cities ot CHNEKALllAlTIST CHURCH SerTlcea rnrulatly held al Aitemhly llatl every econd Saturday nltht Sunday inorntn and Sun- Â¬ day nltht in racli month J A Ilurdrn Iattor M THROUGH TRUNK LINE betucen 7it K CHURCH Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc Servleea firat Sunday each month Sunday chool at joo p m A J HKNNKTT Iaitot M K Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evnnsvillc St Louis Anil Ilia eltir nltht by T C Irtrra Iattor vny Friday nltht tAtirinblyllan ra Servleea every CHURCH SOUTH lourih Sunday Jrarer tnrrilnr mornlne and Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile nnd New Orleans V P SCIIUISTIAN KNDIAHOK Prayer merlin every Sunday evnnlnt at 6no Without Ol ictrigjo AND SPKHU UNKIVALKIJ j jjt A LftwxxnAKjTjCTjcrmAwjar M K jmjmi 7ION CHURCH HATS New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLES ALL SIZES Service every Sunday morning at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday irhool at 010 am W W Dawaey pattor MT HON nAPTISTcHURCH Service Sabbalh at 11 a lit and 7 p m Son day acbool at oo a m W W Foitcr pattor SHORTEST AND QUICKIiST HOUTR From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to tho SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH K lltdbboiltitllf CIITISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundaya at 1010 a m and 800 p in by Rev S P Pcmler Communion aervlcs every Sunday at toijoa m Prayer meeting every Wednetday evcnlnt al 8jo BAPTIST CHURCH THROUEH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Cluittanooga mak Â¬ ing direct con- ncction WITH PULLMAN PALACB msm eoprfrisHl VOW W JKL Fett JVIen AS CAU3 WELL AS Preaclilnn eveiy Grtt and third Sunday mornlnt and evening by Rev Wyndea Prayermcellnii ednetday evening Sunday tchool every Sun Â¬ day morning al 013 M X 85t Ieetra Men flic POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF For AtantSavannali Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points CHURCH SOUTH Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening by T C Peter Prayer meeting Thu rid ay evening Sunday tchool every uuuay uiviiiinf aig cn o CfOCH CUMuERLAND FRKSOVTBRIAN CHURCH North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Men Women and Children Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 a ro and 7J0 p m by V A Uoon Prttor Prayer meeting every Friday night al 7jo oclock PRESBYTKXtAN CHURCH EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the lino of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C Sunday school every Sunday morning at m Poeacblng every third Sunday afternoon at a rclock 1fy1lifttifyf Â¬ Poor Health S- n GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN Cogc Directory B W TURNER LODGE No 38 P A f Suted meetings tin brat and TVHeA third Saiurdaya In each month al n m Transient brethren cordlallv invited Tr P 11 ARNOLD W M lo attend P Atmorb G P Lonitville A T A A Kentucky V JfM yr 9o Chs CowtLL Secretary JIbw LaGB Biirtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM 1 LODGK No atilflfiitfc ST OUERNARD every Tuesday 240 O P Meets night ItSilWtP 1750 p in visiungoretureacor RfXN SVIU-E- - tm JK ataii invited to attend PIKRCK MKVERS C II Hunt Secretary JtlP UUI1- - NG JKi wviLcil VJr 1 lroS NETW EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW NEW v fr PROFITS IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT EARLINGTON COMMANDRHY No UNITED ORDER OP THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Second arwi Fourth Saturday nlthls each month A cordial Invtltalon la eatended visiting Sir Knights arid latlea J D WYATT N C T1IOS N 11LACK K of R VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In tba Matctilc building All members of the older ar cordially invited to attend CIIAS COWELL C C W V Uuaa K ot R and S HOPKINS LODGR No 61 A O U V meets every Thursday evening at 73a oclock p ru Visiting brethren cordially Invited 10 attend N W Hurr M W B U Scauoai Recorder QUICK SALES AND SMALL ImHiuiVf 2H fMVlLlKB runkIihe To The Â¬ Browns RHtorc aL t Â¬ North JIMITED ROUTE OF THE dun Tho arrival of tho rod in four joints with an extra Up a brass reel and tbe othor luxuries for which a true angler would willingly change tho necessn Vles ot Ue marked a now cpooh In thq boys career At the uplifting of thai wond as lflt had been in tho hand of another ptoses tho waters- - ot infancy Vollod Jback und the way was open Into the promised land whltHor the jtyrant nurses with all tliolr proud ar ray of baby charlpts could not follow Tho way was open but not by any means dry One of the first events In tho dispensation ot tho rod was the purchase of a pair of high rubber boots Inserted in this armor of mod j cm Infantry and tranaflffurodwltUde r light the boy clumped through all tho It spent annually or Tobacco Tbous little rivers within a circuit of teu ends of men die annually from that dread from Caldwell and began to iuldiccate Cancer ot the Stomach brought miles by parental example ho yogurt learn oa by the use of Tobacco Tb use of tobacco is injurious to tbe mdatored art of complete nngvisfT nanry varfDyUe In Century f fitrvous system promotes heart troubles sSectt the eyesight injures the voice and mskes your presence bbqoxlous lo those The Hoys Flnit FUblnicIlod Drown1 mcuicinewiiicnis Iron lilt- - tutk and ties cure btiicGt cornea iropi the very Tint doie i7 tvOHt itain ymr Our Grocery Department St Official Directory State uovtrnor John Young llrown Lleulenant Gavernor Mitchell C Alfoid Stcretsry ot Stat John W Headlay Assistant Secrelary of State Edward O Leigh Private Secretary lo Governor Arch D Urown Attorney General W J Hendrick Auditor L C Norman Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent ol Public Instruction Ed Par ter Thompson Register Land Office Green 13 Sirango Inturanco Commlsslonrr Henry P Duncan Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Grose Assistant Adjutant General F D Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConncil Stat Inspector ol Iubllo Trusts W II Gardner Commissioner of Agrlcnlture NIcli McDowell Court of Appeals Chief justice W S Pryori Judges S II Toney I R Grace T II Paynler I Gully J II llaielrlfsg J 11 Reporter K W Ilineti Clnk Court Ap pcsls A Adams Deputy Clerkt Court Appeals KoLt L Green Wood Longmoor Ir Sergeant G A Robertson Tlpslatf V a U Hill Superior Court Presiding Judge lot Harbour Judges W II Yosllr Jos llaibour J II Iltentj Librarian Mrs Mary Drown Day Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission Chairman O C Mc Chord Secretary I C Hardin Chat U Ipynti Urey Woodson GHICAQO and l NASHVILLE THK ONLY pleasant to take lla J It Gures m fl CORPS OF CLERKS Pullman Vestibuled Train Sorvloo wltt Htvreat and Flnett Day Ooacho Sleepera and Dinlnc Oar mmm Pyapcpsla Kidney nnd Liver neuralgia Troubles Constipation Dad Wood Malaria f Nervous ailment Ia af ta 9 4k iTuuiciiB tuinpininis j JB Pmou run SOUTH STOjr i his croned red line vii Ihrwruwicr Allotlicia uiriub On rrcelploi twoar lamiit we alltulra ulll aunt tr I lui lleaulllnl WnlJa Tulr Vlw aiil liitfft OROVtl CHEMICAL CO DALTIMORE l Get mil v the genuin- e- It 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 See what we have in utitts and staples Coffees Sugars and other inspection Our and peirarTecl Lr tjiit will bear Dried Br trial In everything as stated it is the INIE W agd the BST which takes Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paiil AND Aa POINTS IN THE MD VrNAJ NORTH AND NORTHWEST s Suotlieth Tata Ant CliattanoogaTennu NEW BELMONT l noauns vv OPA jeffribs V T II t Iivantvlllc Ind SafflelenllT Ifeatedl and pure from such a filthy habit SKom county iUl If you do we know you would Ilka to quit tbo babjt and wa want to assist youf KY and will if you say tbe word HOW OAN WI HBLP YOU T Why by Indoclag you to purchase a box of Colli a Tobacco Antidote which is a preparation greatest horror ot hurting a woman in strictly of herbs and roots any way and would not even Injure compounded Ty V MWi tW fT which is a Ionic lo tbe system Also cures tliolr onemys ttipo Thero Is a story uen winKr Tobacco Habit and knocks Cigrarcttes told of how during tho war which was tbe carried on In Upolu for a considerable i Uly 4 KNOW IT WILL CURB time flvoor six years ngotwo urmles HOW BO W aprtirts byi thousands and tbous had met and wero drawuup blazing YoUfPi of carta Second by tbe Increased demand Into nneh others lines when n natlm MtE anliaW Tw rNTv 1 for It from the roost reputable wholesale woman appeared with n cow aha wished houses Third we know what it is com to place u safety Tlio entire firing S T podiof and tbat the preparation will was Immediately suspended ou both m u itii l 14 lie if slim of nicotine and will can sides till she und her chrife had celal error Tot tbe past orosscd the lines and were completely Mauisonviixe Kv YOUR DRUaataJT Hw Colli for sale out of f way Tho women coijld If lit hit pot ask him lo get it for you If rely so harms y h wthoroughly on ho gallantry of m X-as something Just be tries to palm off good insist on baying Colli If he will their countrymen that they had no Steck - - not order it for you tend ut lioo oue fear during tlio lighting ami would Capita dollar and receive a box ot Colli postpaid take food to their husbands and brothers at any Jluip and puss through J traemuer colli uuski aost cases ono uox euectt a cure um the ranks of tho wurrlors of tho bellig jTransacts a Knneral banking business erent army with porfoot Impunity as ana invites tneacconntt 01 tne ciiitensoi lee 3 boxes to cure any one long as tho daylight lnated and they libpVIns and adjoining counties IEDY CO could be easily seen they were quite Has the finest and mc st secure vaultin safe In fitovensons Oamoa this lection ol KMtucky DO YOU USE TOBACCO Dutla of tfte NarooaoJUstiMit Tblt Mouie It Niw In tlmoof war It Is the Japos duty lurrilihlnti are New I to lead on to combat the warriors ot Everything Fllit elau I vlllago and slio Is often in tho her thiol ot tho skirmishing but should MADIBONVILLK she bo wounded or killed It is a pure accident ua tho Sutuoans have tho Unil llv 1 i tniudt of Circuit Court C CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE W - I l Wr- wrADftL Calr i0uniu r r a m ti St - BERNARD COAL COMPANY incorporated iEDo-i-iiratoiTL Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Court Jno G 11 Hall County Attorney Hoy Salmon 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