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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 26, 1895

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T1 vmimT r SlHlHaKAMBM JllMHWUlimillM i rT 1Twvjf x 1r VJ Ik - i SVV Y Hj vfrjI NO 39 Vet 1 SIXTH YEAR i 11 EARLINGTON -- HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1898 s BERNARD CDAL COMI INCORPORATED any V J M Miners and Shippers of 1 rt f J it tjt fc1 QQAL AND COKEOffices ISeir liiTgjtoan -- - -- v ii HO fJ tvi li- n If General S - Kyi f v WW nil f r - fJl to - - Bxqxtic1tl fVA w M CARROLL Manager jjf UIIIUII mil11 111HIII1 promiies to be 10 cheap nd plentiful coming yer Ibat people will have il to burn Keep aShaFlkMiitor Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL airi TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space pithy paragraphs St Bernard Goal Company j WholeHale AKrt R G ROUSE Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager II NEWI30LD Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tcnn Palmer House Broadway Faducah Ky 34a W Main btrcct Louisville Ky WICKIIAM Houser Building St Louis Mo IIESSER J W DRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Buildings Chicogo III -- Offices tfin J 4V ti k r 5k V V tV rVf tf At S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second St EvansvilleInd - - wjm jsuasV fr - m -m HM 6ke o SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Concerning the newly Incorporated Northern Coal Storage Co a coal man interested said in a recent interview It is not a hydra headed monster as so many people imagine and no undue advantage will be taken ot the con- ¬ sumers The nine coal com- ¬ panies lost 1300000 last year because they were In open competition and tbe trade was demoral- ¬ ized The Northern Coal Storage Co Is the remedy for this state of things All of the companies have for principal stockholders some ot the big coal producing companies of tbe East Tbe companies here are supplied by the various individuals and firms whom they technically represent ¬ Col tbo iliuwnrwnniuhii t I Coal baa been founil within the city llmlta at Saginaw Mlcb the coal brought up by the drill w ot a bright Imlroui appearance nnd shows no sulphur Some ot the samples will befcanal jxed They have been examined by practical coal miners who pronounco them first class coal At a meeting ot miners in Congo O one of the speakers coutendctl that what was rooitnerdcd was mora education and said that the mlners would profit by culilvaiiug the brain morn and the muscle less This is true nod if the result wure reached there would ln fewer strikes Tbe They either want an exorbitant profit or none at all and are not willing or able to sell coal ou a fair They are margin and one price to everybody now engaged in their annual scrap and are of fering coal at prices that with the exceptionally low wholesale price will not mora than pay cartage and yard office expenses Is an Item from Klmira N Ypeculiar lot Elmira Cotl dealers am n vry that Mta Vgert from Wen inch Kded 1 this e of ot lo a the ex A litre Vjk v- - li L lillliPl Va VJ Va ¬ ¬ From the Connellsvllla coke regions come rather alarming rumors ot another strike among tbe coke workers Tbe situation in ttjo region is de There is undoubtedly an cidedly a mixed one element among the workers that Is urging a alrlke but the majority of the men remember the con test of last year when tbe English speaking men resumed work and the foreigners were left to carry on the struggle alone Consequently there is considerable dissension in lht ranks Moreover the employers are not of ono mtndj and entertain different ideas as to what should be done under The condition ot tho iron tbe circumstances trade Is such as to encourage coke wotkern to hope for higher wages but tho operators seem Thus loth to advaneo prices on tho furnacemen matters stand to day While a strlko declared at once could hardly be made general It is the opin ¬ ion of thoso best qualified to judge that the agi ¬ tation it continued wlllrfridoubtedly result in a raovementjor higher wages American Manufacture ¬ ¬ ¬ Much has been done in tbe way of cheapening roal production by machinery aud other econo- ¬ mies but much remains lo be done in the appli- ¬ cation of common sense and scientific knowledge of tbe individual mine by which the laborer as well as captilal will be benefitted There Is too much labor wasted on general principles or fol- ¬ lowing tbe example of some other mine or dis- ¬ trict when tbe coal or local conditions may be slightly different Every coal mcasuro possesses an individuality and each mine some character- ¬ istic which may effect tbe cost materially and these are rarely recognized first by the miner who performs the labor a EU Antral this is Ibls Is vexcess of the oxy such a jol com a to the spoeablo t at coke MINE LOCOMOTIVE IN USE AT ST CHARLES MINE I Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Screens and Picking Tables used The Only Vibrating Best Selected Coal in the Market Grushed Soke for Base Burners and Fupaqes Why buy High priced Anthracite Coar 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 There has been no rise to let out the immense coal tonnage from Pittsburgh lying in the river and 30000000 bushels now await the chance of weather conditions to be forwarded to points on tbe lower Ohio All is not peace in tbe rail- ¬ road portion of this important coal field for there is the same old straw to be threshed as to what is a proper differential The operators are having a great deal of trouble in securing pledges among their number regarding the payment of the uniform rate and it looks very much as if the agreement will go by default in which event they may have to undergo the inconvenience of an- ¬ other strike they will most certainly try to avoid this however and will meet next week to see what measures they can adopt that will prove ef- ¬ ficacious in bringing all of their number to an agreement on the uniform rate matter bowever ty in coil alts nor tbon de-that lwo il carbon ve ver lot resid llxed frifore i lUeotfier indication e coking ie process a state of 1 semi fluid some way ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY spirit of frolic mounted his wheel and dared the others to do likewise Thinking we were almost at the foot of the mountain wc all I was rid ¬ followed his example ing in the lead Ernest Fernow was close beside me Suddenly on turning a bend we came upon a pitch in the road so steep as to greatly alarm us Wc had all been riding at good speed This in itself would have mattered little had each one of us had our wheels under perfect control but timidity carlcssncss or fright might rrcan great danger 1 saw Ernest Fernow turn white and jam his brake down hard while he back pedaled with Suddenly wc were all his might startled by a cry of fear a cry for The help Ernest savo met next instant Emily Hrant sped by us she had lost control of wheel Fernow paid no heed he was too frightened himself he turned his bicycle into the bank and Even at the speed with jumped which she was going I knew she realized he had deserted her Unless you have been similarly placed you cannot understand the ghastly feeling of horror that comes over you as yon know your wheel is beyond your control on a There is no way steep mountain to stop but by turning into tin bank and taking a headlong plunge and tho chances of injury or death or to keep on while the speed increases with each revolution of tho wheels and the chances of escape grow less I realized if I started in pursuit my wheel would be in a mo ment more beyond my control still my opportunity had comeand A moment I did not hesitate more and I was close beside her I had no idea up to this time what I should do but as my wheel owing to superior weight closed up the gap between its my thoughts began to take form Tho road fortunately was nl I remembered most straight that where it came upon the valley thero was a wide shallow river It came down tho moun tain at right angles to tho river then turned to the left There was a small open field between the road and river I knew instinct- ¬ ively that she would try to turn from the river In thnt case she would bo hurled against a mass of rock through which tho road had been cut I must reach her before we came upon tho river For a time our speed was terrific The rocks and trees seemed to be strangely bluired as they sped by We ¬ ¬ d by fine Cic found Sour cases Lmii have -- ju DOLLYS SPONQE CAKES Come Mabel put your apron on And tuck yonr sleeves up so Now wash your bands all white and clean And then well mix the dough First two eggs open carefully Tbo gold and white apart Then with a fork or wire spoon Beat yolks with all your heart A halt cupful ot sugar next The granulated kind r When well stirred in tho golden froth A creamy mass youll find The same of flour half a cup Through which you mix so well A pinch of baking powder pure twill tell Andabil of salt Now beai tbe wbiles until they stand A glistening heap of snow And lightly stir with dainty touch That froths into tbe dough Now bake in several shallow pans Well buttered they must bo Then Jelly spread between tho layers And serve at dollys tea Martha D Tauslg in Good Housekeep ing ¬ but very self composed manner this alone would not account for his bearing I came to tho conclusion that I must propose to Emily before wo returned to tho city as I would have a much better opportunity of stating my case amid favorable surroundings than in the city with its bustlo and interruptions One afternoon wo wcro riding through a beautiful valley and it so happened Emily and myself were quite a distance to the rear of tho party The road was smooth the trees arched overhead tho sunlight streamed in golden shafts through them falling alternatively upon Emily as she rodp her wjiecl so easily nnd gracefully lighting her beauty with a soft glow I could keep silence no longer aiul riding close beside her as wc sped cm together I told her how much I loved her and asked her to be my wife a man who did not seem to considcrmy actions of I could not seem any importance to make him jealous in the slightest degree He had naturally a I had a rival A RUNAWAY WHEEL 8 BY IIKNUV K IIAVDOCK i r Fred old man you arc indeed said as I leaned back fortunate in the easy chair before the grate fire jn his cozy homo Yes fortunate is the very vyord ho answered musingly the events of an hour changed the course of my life If that hour had been left out of tho day I should not be the possessor of such a home but would bo back in tho old bachelor quarters Thoy were not so bad and thorewas only ono woman for whom I would give them up At that time she had refused mo waB in fact engaged to another I havo never before spoken of this but what 1 have gained has I was favored beenjwell earned by fortune in that hour bui it was seizing the opportunity that made me successful A party of us had Kono away We were ton a wheeling trip young gay and joyous nnd tho weeks slipped by until it cama time for us to think of returning From boing in lovo wjth Emily Brant 1 becama infatuated with her Though alio treated mo In the most distant manner 1 still thought with tho conceit of youth that she cared a little for mo 1 was helped out in this idea by little incidents and trivial circumstances which led me to hope she would accept ne ¬ ¬ Then came the breaking of the dream I had had for so many weeks In n few words I and mouths learned there was no hope for mcj that though she admired and re spected mo she had never thought of me in any other way that there was already an understanding be twecu Mr Fernow und herself and that their engagement was soon tp bo announced At first I could hardly believe my cars We rode the rest of the way in silence For me the glory of the day had departed It was as if a haze of Indian cummer through which I should see all things for all time had closed around me If it had been possible I should have lefi that night for the city but circumstances compelled me to accompany the party on onelst ¬ could feel the air like a resisting wall through which wc were plunging Then wc came upon a rise in the road almost a hill which reduced our speed somewhat and I came nearer her As I came close beside her wheel she turned her head as if she could not bear the sight of the water toward which wc were plunging She saw me and in all the horror that surrounded us I felt a great happiness for there was trust confidence and admiration You will in that look It said save me Up to that time I believe she thought she was riding to death alone Then I was close beside her and as wc came toward the turn in the road I reached over and siezed for one instant the handle bars of her wheel keeping both wheels pointed for the open field and the river There was a minutes jar as wc crossed the field then the river seemed to spring forward to meet us There was a dull shock and a plunge into the water Practical Thoughts To day teacher must read for something higher thanprinciplcs He must read to know what the professional thinkers arc saying and doing ¬ Sentimcntalism is the deadliest enemy of true piety and of all real strength or worth of character It enervates the soul subverts the The teacher is up to date it sucjudgement and lays tho heart open cessful He must be able to foreto every temptation cast the trend of sentiment and Among teachers there should be practice in his profession if he is a professional code of ethics There to keep up his standing and keep arc unwritten laws in the heart of his classes moving along in harevery teacher and the observance mony with modern achievements of professional etiquette should be in other things both keen and honorable among THINGS TO REMEMBER the vast multitude of teachers ¬ The teacher who keeps school and is ignorant of the truth of psychology will often withhold that class of facts which would do his pupils the most good and at the time forcibly administer those that arc distasteful and therefore harmful or give them the proper subjects in the wrong way and in the wrong order No man should pilot a boat until he knows the nature of his craft and is familiar with the water in which he sails ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A YELLOW FEVER CURE Nuclein Expected to Prove a Wonderful Remedy HOT SHOT FOR THE NEW WOMAN 3riuJrej tangle thej and arnva it our satl hing to M ure 1OFUETS ¬ ¬ HUe never saw a gayer set of peo ple than wo were when we started the next day Some of them guyed mo a little about my lack of gayety but I answered that I was to leave the next day nnd felt sad in conse quence Wo were to ride down ono val loy then descend a mountain into another valley I was tho only one in the parly who had been over the road and it was so long I Jiad partially forgotten it When wo began to descend the mountain I told them we had better walkna the road was very steep They too my advice for a time and we had gone the greater part of the way wln one of the pariy in a I ¬ A ¬ ¬ conscious The landscape seemed to be spinning round like a top I realized we had escaped serious injury as the river had acted as n cushion and lessened the force of the impact as we plunged from our wheels She soon revived but was very weak and dizzy That night the order of things was changed I remained and it was Fernow who left for the city From that day the haze of Indian summer that threatened to envelop my life has given place to the the glory of noontide For a moment or two as Fred ceased speaking we both sat looking at the grate fire where the coals glowed in the ruddy flame I was thinking knowing Fred as well as I did that Emily might well consider that hour a fortunate hour for her though at the time it carried with it a dread but all I Thanks for the story said was old man1 Once a Week ¬ On no account keep the soiled linen bag in the sleeping depart- ¬ As all roads lead to Rome so do ment for it is very unhealthy and¬ I found myself when I had the avenues of sense training lead tends to taint the air which is inrecovered from the force of the to the mind and it is difficult to haled during tho night blow half standing half floating draw the line between what is gen ¬ Red cannot be recommended on in the shallow water holding Em- ¬ erally spoken of as physical or account of its washing qualities as ily Brant who was white and un- ¬ mental training for they act and it is very fade To There is nothing more pliable and clastic than human thought and to the teacher of patience and skill the child is as clay in the potters hands to be shaped into the beautiful vase or become a grotesque article of merchandise People who have to walk or stand about much will find they get less tired if- they change their shoes several times a day - ¬ ¬ react upon each other constantly It is practically impossible for anvonc who has been thinking along one line lor ten months to stop thinking for two months but it is not only possible but easy to substitute an inspiring imaginative thinking for the dull dreary rou tine of solving details Busy work so called means desk work If it were simply designed to keep pupils busy they might as well be counting buttons on clothing or curving names on their desks The object is not mcrqly busy work but work that will both instruct and keep busy something within the pupils ability and not requiring an explanation apt to prevent this add a little borax to thq washing water and the color will retain its usual brightness ¬ To utilize ordinary dripping is not at all difficult in a well regulated household but bacon fat is often wasted It should not be however for it is most handy for basting poultry of every description Doors and furniture easily become Try rubbing them with chamois leather moistened with cold water and then polish with a mixture composed of two parts sweet oil aud one part turpentine finger marked ¬ The newly discovered medicinal agent nuclein known as natures remedy which is the property in the human being which cures and repels disease without any artificial aid is about to be tried in an entirely new field and scientists and medical men will watch the result with the deepest interest Dr J Mount Bleyer of New York who was the first physician in the world to demonstrate the value of nuclein and give an account of its clinical operation in a largo number of cases has perfected a process of obtaining this remedy in the purest state from the eggs of fish and with the nu clein so obtained marvelous results have followed in the treatment of disease Dr Bleyer and others who have treated disease under his direction with the fish egg nuclein have cured several hundred cases of diphtheria scarlet fever measles consumption and cancer and in all instances where in chronic cases there have not been speedy cures there has been marked improvement In making some recent experiments with nuclein Dr Bleyer be came convinced it would operate as a specific in the cure of yellow fever and his work in that direc tion attracted the notice of the directors of tho Laboratoria Ilisto Bactcriologico of Chronica Medico They were Quirurgica of Havana so impressed with the possible valuo of this natural remedy that Dr A H Mascort the most eminent of Cuban scientists was deputized to come to this country make a subject and incidentally to gather information concerning tho practical work of the board of health in New York and its methods of maintaining a perpetual quaran tine against infectious diseases New York Recorder ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Water may be softened by addition of rock ammonia or a little powdered borax At many of tho destinations ¬ of carrier pigeons men are placed whose business it is to shoot down those birds with messages who cir cle around tho air and waste time in alightjpg The great use of n school education is not so much to teach you things as to teach you how to learn to give you tho noble nrt of of learning which you can use for yourselves in afterlife or any matter to which you choose to turn your mind And in what docs tho art of learning consist First and foremost in tho art of observing that is the boy who uses his eyes best on his book and observes the words and letters of his lesson most accurately anil carefully that Is the boy who learns Ids lesson best ¬ Ink stains and iron rust are easily removed by rubbing with salts of demon and dipping the material in hot water alternatively until the marks have disappeared A solution of salt or sorrel in hot water is another favorite recipe for that purpose Flannel should be chose for its strong selvedge fine and eyen text ure and the short hairs on its surLow priced flannel is not face cheap or it is probably made with old wool and largely composed of cotton which renders it hrsh and tends to make it shrink consider ably ¬ ¬ To ascend Mount Blanc costs about 50 as there must by law be two guides ana a porter to eacn person The atmosphere is so clear in Zululand that it is said objects can be seen by starlight at a distance of seven miles Ballington Booth of the Salvation Army in a recent ad- dress in New York said some very hardthings about the woman who affects mannish garb and airs and seeks to impress the world that she has broken away from the old ties of womankind and is coming out into the light as a citizen inde pendent and equal with man Among other things Mrs Booth said The revolting creature guadily attired in mans clothing possessed of strange notions about the home wifehood and motherhood scorned and shunned by the men is not my idea of the new woman The new woman according to the popular acceptation speaks of children as brats says they tire and aggravate her and so she bestows all her love upon some ugly little pug nosed dog which she carries in one of her mannish pockets She is also a man hater and in going forth to seek emancipation and a world wide rule for her sex she declares it to be her mission to down and belittle him A3 for religion it is too simple for her strong mind She is entirely independent and a free thinker If you wcro to ask mc what the Salvation Army would do with the new woman continued Mrs Booth I replied wo would first of all take her dress and chango it Out of her huge sleeves we would make dresses for the ragged children in the slums and other garments worn by her which I for- ¬ bear to mention we would give to sex to whom they belong Her books filled with pernicious literature wo would throw in the fire along with her cigarettes and chewing gum and after this I think we would perscribe a strong willed self assertive husband who would teach her that there is something to honor in the other sex I believe I believe in the advanced woman she is capable of making as good a mother and wile as though she had never stepped upon the platform or been admitted to the bar Let the education of women go on only while you are training the minddo not forget to develop the heart Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thf best ihe J -- world ard corn onl I navel riRr if mycorny if a jr far rr nal serf of rse scief w de of LtiffeJ of it as I hout iwec mangelin 11 ns its predl n it needle mt of the tc ttcnt and r it sho t would dr nor hav get a ea nt doctor im are aul A oreat possess e cum that 11 im no cal arometj n remove weathev it mindede 1 wlin hunt Jill as betw who w and t RlBIY 1 W vj a peg his umbt - r llk nm uy of 1 dldfrlinie SlUtllC Slg r ions Ui ti loWW pi ttheVxW to gro Fro tire i V Although a rubber horse shoe Remedy is a Godsend to tbe afflicted There has been invented to use on icy is no advertisement about this we feel just nothing satisfactory like saying It Democrat Carrollton Ky pavements seems to have been found for horses St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Sen compelled to travel upon wet as T Robiuson Mortons Gap and George phalt It 13 noticeable that horses King St Charles accustom to asphalt learn the trick Now is the time to subscribe for of stepping carefully as men learn to walk with stiffened ankles on ice The Bee From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Woyirf elf s0 renfcingH fiSHnr wMIQ9m v f t HJWr5f The Only Blood foocornotiCe fct- - ejBjee BEE PUDLISHIND COMPANY lifted ths Pcitofllee clati miner H Ineorportleil it tUrllngton 1 Second SUBSCUIITION KATBS OinVrafiltlctljlndvnce Sli Momtit rhrrcMnnlhl S U 5 bprclmrnceplei mailed ffi onipVflViilon Ihe wanted In ll peril 61 Cjrreipontlcntt eountr Adilreei ne for pertleaUrt KATBS 01 AOVBKTISINO It- Od unetqnire nw iaiUh 5 Gscli sulitMiienl Insertion lor Ion periods eon Dhplar drerlliemenl Irncipn lor ai uprcmi scents per line Local Notlr tM ir I mUi Ineettml free ri -- will iHatho rnn of tlio paper Kstra position I eon en only when rrnRe for by pedal A IdtMS Ml eommunlcatlont lo nrnrlln il THE BEE EarlinBlon Ky 20 1893 TinJItSUAYJSElTBMDBK REPUBLICAN DEVICE Hon W 0 I3HAmKYhisi made another Of his characteristically able and gentlemanly addresses this time at Madisonvilfc tin Tuds day afternoon of this weok Tho Armory was fitted up with circus scats on oithor side and chairs in the center of the room in such a manner as to accommodate a large The hall was number of people and a number of ladies crowded Two brass bands were present helped up with the enthusiasm Notwithstanding the crowd and the very warm afternoon only n small proportion of the audience allowed their personal discomfort to overcome their enthusiasm and very few left the hall until the speaker The Log Cabin had concluded Device was on a many a lapel and tho speakers argument and eloquence penetrated many a lapel that did not wear the device The speech was mentioned only in the highest terms by those who were so fortunate as to secure places from which they could hear igHRDNICLES DV W A TOOMBS 1 ¬ Mu JoitN M A ritERTONdclcgate from Louisville to the State Demo- ¬ cratic Convention in June ancj a member of the Committee on Res- ¬ REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET For Governor VO BRADLEY Garrard County For Lieutenant Governor V S WORTHINGTON Greenup County For Auditor of State SAM H STONE Madison County olutions has just written an open letter in which he tells Mr Hardin He why he cannot support him If I vote for you I sur tells him render both my convictions and the platform you put the candidate before the platform I put tho plat Your form before the candidate failure to defend your convictions by declining the nomination on a platform you cannot conscientiously support forces me to defend my convictions by declining to vote for ¬ you Tur Republican Banner man of fellow Hopkinsvillc feels badly Poor he is an innocent sort of a creature liable to be imposed For Secretary of State upon by designing people His paper is of the sensational sort CHARLES FINLEY likes to tell big storicscnibcllishcd Whitley County by big head lines Last week the Banner was called upon to correct For Treasurer of State an outrageous statement it had GEORGE W LONG made about a prominent citizen of Grayson Connty an adjoining county It did it gracefullly but seems to think nobody should object to scandalous For Attorney General stories as long as no names are W S TAYLOR mentioned Take good advice Butler County brother the Banner man Remem of Public In ber that the men and women of For Superintendent this day want clean and wholesome struction newspapers not sensational ones W J DAVIDSON Pulaski County WHAT DEMOCRATIC TARIFF HAS DONE FOR US For Register of Land Office CHARLES O REYNOLDS We bought from Europe during Fayette County fiscal year ending June 30 1094 goods to the amount of 295077 Commissioner of Agriculture For the year ending June 865 LUCAS MOORE 30 1895 we bought 383686842 Marion County That is we spent in buying goods made in Europe during the DemoFor Railroad Commissioner cratic Tariff year 88608977 more than during the proceeding Re JERRY M PORTER publican Tariff year Hickman County during the Democratic Again For the Legislature year we sold Europe 627 975133 R R GRAHAM worth of products against a sale of 700870822 during the RepubTO VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET PUT lican year a differenoe of 72 In other words we sent 895689 THE X UNDER THE LOO CABIN to Europe under Democratic tariff more than The Democrats having determined to 88608977 of gold attack the legality of the Eagle as the was done under Republican tariff Kepublican party emblem me last con- And received from Europe 72- vention formally adopted the old Harrison If 895 689 less for product sold and Clay Log Cabin as the party device It will be placed at the bead of the this eighty eight million dollars Republican column of candidates on the had been paid to the labor of this ballots and all that is necessary to cast a country instead of to the cheap voto for the Kepublican ticket is to put the cross mark right under the little European labor times would have been better here log cabin and inside the square ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It would be weil for all Kepublican workers to explain this change in device so that no votes may be lost through care- ¬ lessness at the polls The log cabin will be familiar to all old Whigs THE SOUTH NO LONQER SOLID The South was notalways solid not always Democratic It was broken on the Tariff question and will be again Time was when the South refused to regard a Tariff as its political for revenue only Koran A great upheaval reaching beyond the silver agitation is going on among a people who have passed through a fiery furnace that seems to have been required to make them oven wiser better and greater than they were before the war Thirty years have sufficed Reto remove all old prejudices construction is a thing of the past The fear of negro domination which astute aspirants for office so lomj held up as the bogie man to frighten and consolidate the people has departed and upon the apex of all this gone and forgotten political lore we find agricultural and mineral development and a commercial impetus which will ere long astonish the North and the whole world with its effects and results When the issue of slavery came to dominate parties all else of politics and economics in the South de parted and for at least ten years before the war and ever since those things which have grown out of it have made the South solid There is a breaking up in North Carolina in South Carolina in Louisiana in Alabama in Kentucky in Tennessee and the whole South is on the brink of a political volcano This is not inexplicable The South desires to advantage itself of progress to share in the nations development and it cannot hope to do that under the policy Tariff for revenue only of a That policy has struck at sugar and rice coal and iron and these pro ducts agricultural and mineral arc so powerful that their ramifications extend throughout almost every State and into banking and business circles Protection is a policy too broad to be limited by sectional lines and it advocates are too liberal just and generous to with hold its beneficient effects from any part of the country desirous of em bracing tho advantage ol mat American Economist policy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ATiirmoN repudiates candidacy Hardins Tim Treasury officials have hard work disguising the fact that it is a serious question with them as to I10W the heavy withdrawals of gold are to be covered Tiiniit is a vague nope that the movement of crops is going to greatly increase the gold in this country and check the strain upon the Treasury the President can agree on any mcas ure lor the increase of the revenue is problematical and it is almost certain that if they do not Congress will not pass any temporary meas ure of relief relating solely to the gold reserve As to the Presidency John Sher man announces that he favors the election of McKinley or any other good Republican and for United States Senator he thinks the honor should go to Forakcror any other good Republican John is evidently in favor of keeping the Presidential question open until next year Following the Defender Val kyrie fiasco in which the British Lord was so worsted and following the cricket contest between the cricketers of Oxford and Cambridge and those of the Pcnnsly vania University gentleman of Philadelphia which contest show ed tho glorious possibilities of the game and so badly beat the Britishers at their own game follow ing theso comes the utter defeat of tho London Athletic Club by the New York Athletic Club in all tho eleven various contests and the making of several ricw worlds rec ords venr tins is a great conn uy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Whether Congress and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Now Itcamelto pass In thoso days that there dwelt Intffe city called Earllng Ion one George who Is also called tho Haley 2 And the same Oeorgo Is one of the bone aod sinew yea he heapeth coals upon a car for a livelihood 3 Moreover the Haley was a ravenous man one wbo believed in eating and drinking and enjoying the fruits of his labors as Solomon teacheth Itnomuch that ho was fatted as a swine that is ready for the sfaughler 4 Now It came to pass that on a certain day that the Haley sailli unto his wife who Give thou ear unto my Is called Isadora speech and hearken unto my words for I am sore troubled upon a matter 5 I would that one would come from the rural districts ci oven a clodhopper and bring some melons unto the market 6 Then It came lo pass within a short time afterward that a certain man who dwelt In thoso regions which aro away back Journeyed unto the city 7 And the samo fellows raiment was homespun and In lieu of a girdle about his waist ho had A gallus of knitted wool and a bat was upon his head mvlc of straws gleaned from the field B Andtbo seeds of hay were within his hair and there were ticks upon his shins and dogfennel was there betwixt his toes 9 Now tits chariot ran upon two wheels and was drawn by two bullocks that were driven of him with a long witho because of having no whip 10 And tho name of tho bullock on the left was Duck and tho name of tho bullock on the right was Berry it Morevcr as bo Journeyed he smote the bullocks with the witbe and cried unto Whoa tbem with a loud voico saying back Duck and Berry get thyself gee wards Now when he was coma unto the i city he was met of the Haley who saith unto him What manner of truck have ye within tbino layout 1 j Then spake be unto the Haleysaying I have grapes and figs even pomegranates and those melons which are exceedingly watery 14 Now when the Haley heard those things bis heart leaped for Joy and he covenanted with the stranger for a melon so large tnat ono could scarcely tolo the same and gave bim therefor a piece of silver 15 Straightway did be tug the melon within bis gate and saith unto bis wife See thou this melon which I have bought with mine ovn money that we may have a festival 16 But seeing that it is now the beat of the day we will forbear to eat tho same for it is now hotter than those blazes wbicb are bluish in color and savor of perdition 17 But we will put it within a safe place and keep It until the night is come yea even until another day then will it be as cold as is a rich mans heart aud be as a sweet morsel under our tongues rS And then will we gather together the entire family even the young man the Ligonite wbo sojourns with us and we will proceed to flop our lips over a melon which Is sweeter than even is honey that remainetb in tbe comb ig Tben did he put the melon upon the back porch even nigb unto the cistern and calling bis dog Ross be commanded that be lie near by and watcn diligently 30 Tben it came to pass that when the sun bad set in tbe west with a bobtail flush that several neighbors congregated at the bouse of Jack tbe Day who dwelleth close by one James 21 And one of tbe same wbo is also called the Dean spake unto tbem saying as Wist ye not that the Haley bath a melon which is large and comely to look upon lying even as we speak upon bis porch near unto tbe cistern 3j What bindereth us to go as a p thief in tbe night and lay bold of it and devour the last atom of it that the Haley may be discomfitted 34 For tbe same Haley is now down in tbe town and tbe Ligonite is away and none remainetb but the wife and I will go and talk unto her until one can slip within tbe back yard and confiscate the fruit of tbe vine 25 Then straightway did tho Dean go unto tbe bouse of tbe Haley and ask and answer many questions of tho woman feigning that be bad business with tbe Haley 2G And even as he spake one Thomas the Murpheyite was charged by the others to enter tbe back gate and hook the melon which aboundeth with water 27 Also gave they him much caution saying Keep tbou thine eye skinned and go exceedingly slow lest old Ross remove the county seat of thino trousers 28 Tben it came to pass that in a little while tbe Murpbyite returned bearing the melon and the wicked men rejoiced with great Joy 29 Yeasome of them palled as a nigger pattctb juba and yet others danced with gladness the Dean leaped high and smote his heels together thrice whilst tbe Day knocked a double shuffle baldheadcd the 30 And a certain man cleaved melon with a knife and they ate thereof greedily meanwhile laughing within their sleeves at having circumvented the Haley 31 And It came to pass that when they bad devoured tbe melon to the uttermost that a certain cunning one fashioned pegs of wood and pinned tbe rinds together so that it appeared entire even as when it was delivered unto the Haley by the Jake wbo dwelt witbin tbo country 32 Having done these things they put tbe rinds upon the porch of tbo Haley as before and went their ways oaebman unto bis own bouse charging one another to tell no man of these things 33 Now when tbo morning was come while it was yet dark tbo Haley arose and called bis family unto bim even tbe Ligonite who abode with bim saying unto tbem 34 Get ye yourselves ready for some thing good yea be ye prepared for a feast for I am going to cleave that melon upon which mine heart has been set 33 Run thou quickly and bring unto me a knife even Old Butch and I will meanwhile lay bold of tbe melon wbicb Is even now possessed of a chill because of much coldness 36 And some ran to do bis bidding whilst be sought tbe melon and when bo picked it up it bunt asunder witbin bis bands being naught but hollow rinds 37 Now when the Haley saw bis bis countenance was fallen and bis wrath waxed bot Insomuch that ho smote upon ¬ ¬ ¬ hU broast nnd gnashed his teeth saying 38 Of all men I am most miserable for an enemy bath come s a llilaf In tho night and robbed mo of mlno melon and Great alut thoroughly even now laugbctb at my calamity and liable building tip ipcdlciric mocketb mo with thee hollow rinds ncrvo tonir vvitali7cK aha 39 Most freely would I glvo mlno uttermost farthing had I caught him In tho -act surely would I havo caused him to think that a tree was fallen upon bim yen better would It bnve been for that man to have a mltlstono tied about his neck and bo Before the people today nnd cast Into tbo sea thnn that I should liavo which stands preeminently Iain my peepers upon htm above all other medicines is 40 And as for old Ifoss when tbo day light is como bo shall surely die for bo ft hath slept as to bo unmindful of thunder nnd mine melon is gone ns goctb things that glimmer because o bis treachery caI will get man roponnd bo shall 41 bo hanged as though ho had slain sheep or It has won its hold upon the sucken eggs No longer shall bo cumber hearts oC the people by its tho earth with bis dad blasted worthless own absolute intrinsic merit carcass but 1 will donate bim to lho boasts is not what we say but of tho fields and lho fowls of ilia nlr what Sarsaparilla 42 And it shall como to pass that after I have wreaked vengance upon old ltoss docs that tells the story Ill b s did thumped if I dont loid up mine plunder within chariot and after Blinking tbo dust from my number tens I will seek Even when all other prepar-¬ yet other diggins ations and prescriptions tail 43 Surely will I sccr connection with thoso who dwell upon Methodist WS I was taken with a pain In my right eldo which run down Into my limbs for their ways arc de bus nndlhcir cunning and my ankles atvelled nnd broko out exceeds the craft of n serpent they being In running1 norcs in seven different fully able to steal that sugar which is places Blnco I bnve used Hoods Bat witbin mlno coffee even while I am stir- ¬ saparlllA tbo norc i havo hclcd and X ring the same havo gained Alteon pounds lu weight 44 Now when tho day hid come before ICy Josm nAHntfl Prontonburg tbe Haley could execute bis threats behold a certain man brought unto bim a melon saying Receive o this as a recompense for thine melon which was tilcn from o last night as n Joke 45 We but did this thing for fun and ifl Ira King clerk merriment and do not wish to defraud Dalton J F Montgomery Jas thee of that which is lUlnc M Grigor judges Dcloncy Sisk 4C And when tbo Haley heard those things his anger ceased and he was shaken sheriff N J Wyatt clerk Charleston Sam Logan Alfred with much laughter insomuch that ho rolled judges Jas Thomas witbin tbe dust and when ho was recovered Howton from his mirth he freely forgave bis neigh- ¬ sheriff T L Jones clerk bors and unto this day he duelled upon Dawson T W Clark Ezchicl Methodist Hill Hamby judges Ben Mcnser sher ¬ iff J B Rice clerk COL W O BRADLEYS Ilslcy Capt John Hamby R Blasts The COLOnS FOR SMALL HOUSE rurnlihlns Hhuulil All lie In Ierfeet Harmony - Where the Trouble Comes In ro ¬ Purifier Sarsaparilla It How fotv people- when furnishing n Master of TralnsDovneyhas been a suf ¬ small houso or flat remember that old ferer from the effects bt chills tbe past few blue Is ono ot tho bnpplest colors to Weeks chooso for foundation Aliousa where m ik grule all tho rooms opon Into ono Although generally kept very busySpeclal another ospoqlnl enro must bo tnUon to Agent Johnson finds time occasionally proSerTo bafrftony It Is better tben lo make Ibis place a visit and ll Is thought to select ono color which nhnll run Old bluo is tho that there Is a young lady here that he ro through nil tho room gards as a very closo friend Indeed and color par bxcellonco In suoh n case combined with tan gray or white- for who knows but that Harry may marry tbo ruga whtlo tbo samo Bchemo pre A lovoly There Is no set of men who It seems vails in tho henry drnntrlco lakes less Interest in the mony question llttlo houso In mind una a parlor and than railroad boys llut It Is safe to say library In ono Tho lnrffo rujr coyer In tho greater part of tho room Is that they all tior sound money such as old bluo and gray lho pay train diitributed along lho line last In front of tbo flrcplnco is n long week light gray fur ono A brond low toungo Is covered with dark grny It Tho boys who havo been doing service Is always botlor to cover n lounge In n for Ihe company nt Louisville and other solid color ns It taken moro kindly to polnlsbave returned and aro agiln at work tbo pillows of ondlosi huoa Tho largo on Ibis division dining room rug Is old bluo nnd tan ¬ Hoods Hoods Cures Get HOODS When in Louisville ho was W S John son and told the railroad people there that ho was going toOwenshoro to ship ten cars of caltlo over the Texas and wanted lo ar range for cars With visions of this big shipment over their line the Texas people furnished W S a pass to this city and when he arrived hero he was Wm It Duff talked cattle and his shipment for two days and then departed without pay ¬ ing the scoro against him nt the St Fran cis hotel and the proprietor of that hos telry Is looking for Johnson alias Duff While ha Iff all probability is doing soma blher railroad and town Owcnsboro In ¬ quirer Japan now bas more than 2000 miles of railroad and Is getting used lo them but there were funny scenes when tbo first little lino of eighteen miles was opened be- ¬ tween Tokyo and Yoklohoma Women and children would run when Ihe dragon horse began to puff and a peasant on en- ¬ tering a car would remove bis shoes and leave them on the station platform to bo shocked and grieved later on to find that they were not waiting for him at bis destination The Japanese cars are first second and third class the faro is much cheaper than in this country or Europe and the em ¬ ployees are now alt Japanese The second and third class cars have seats along Ihe sides like a horse car and ono frequently sees a row ot aps squatting on tbeir heels along the seal instead ot sitting down and letting Ibeir legs hang over Ibe edge American fashion In tbe stations aro weighing machines with the num- ¬ bers marked in Japanese characters ¬ nickel-in-Ibe-st- Tho bedroom has an old bluo nnd lnrgo with smallor rugs of tawny brown Hoods Pills aVflSBBMS New Appointments For Speaking Dates For our Republican Candidate for Governor Arranged by State Committee Much to the disappointment of many Democrats who have been deluded with the idea that Col W O Bradley had abandoned the campaign at Eminence a few days ago and would not further continue the canvass of the State but from the following list of appointments it will be seen that the Colonel is still in the fight from now on up to the election The new list of his appointments is as fol¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Salmon judges Dixon Right sheriff John Harland clerk St Charles Wesley Cook Geo King judges Joseph II Kennedy sheriff B F Gilliland clerk J THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM lows i Septemdek Elk ton 25 1 p m Scottsville 16 2 p ni Thomkinsville 27 12 m Edmunton 28 12 m Somerset 28 2 p mA Octodeu Williamsburg 1 12 m Barboursville 2 2 p ml Pincvillc 3 12 m Manchester 4 12 m McKee 5 2 p m j Mt Vernon 7 12 m Winchester 8 2 p m Nicholasville 9 2 p m i j Cynthiana 10 2 p m Paris 11 2 p m Maysville 12 2 p m Vanceburg 14 pm j Grayson 15 12 m Ashland 16 1 p m Paintsville 17 12 m Covington 29 8 p m Shcphcrdsvillc 21 2 p m Hodgensville 22 2 pm Lebanon 23 2 p m Lancaster November 4 2 p We are opposed to the free and unlimited coinage of silver believing that it would involve the country in finan- ¬ cial ruin We believe 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- ¬ cisely as valuable as a dollar in the other Tbe original Tokyo and Yoklohoma rail- ¬ road is still of course tbe mest familiar both lo natives and visitors It is only an hours ride with Tokyo Bay on Ibe east and a chance of seeing Ibe peerless Fuji on Ihe west Foreigners living in Tokyo make tbe trip frequently because only in Tokyo can they find a portion ot tbe city which looks something like a European or Ameri can town In tbe far interior the trains are of course used almost entirely by tbe natives wbo tako readily to foreign con- ¬ veniences New York Recorder ¬ whlto rug nnd whlto fur smaller ones Let old bluo predomlnnto ovorywhoro In tho floor furnishings nnd drnporles but not to tho exclusion ot nil other eolora oUowhere for whero onocolor only Is used tho oftect ns a wholo la flat Odd bright color touches In tho way of plllowa lamp shados odd bits of china and but with al ¬ ways nn eye to what is tho proper color for each room When nil furnished bo coroful to neo whether all tho rooms blend Into ft beautiful harmony bedroom whlto cnamolod or In blrda eya maplo Isoxqulslto whoro two or three plocoa of frosb old mahogany are added Each heightens tho others beauty In tho most charming manner A room furnlthod ontlrsly In mahoga ¬ ny gives iv heavy dismal afloat but In a parlonand library combined say In a flat or small house rtlnco n largo nualntly carvod old desk nnd ono of thoso highly polished round canMn thoy gWe to blt ana sea what nn nlr beautiful fur- ¬ the modern and equally niture In tho dining room n squara mahogany tnblo with a aurfaca Ilka glass and oven n smnll buffet or china oablnot will bo quite enough of the antique- - to set off orerythlng Havo exquisite-ly-drawalso in tho room linen dollies candlos In rose colorod shados nnd a profu ¬ sion of say pink carnations nnd you have a lovely lunch table In n houso tho hall Should bo n leading foaturo entlolng not cold baro and cheerless repelling ono from further acquaint anoo with the house nnd Its mistress At hall Is liko an Introduction you can generally tell whothor you will care to know tho person further than a formal bow But remember that old hluo Is the best friend of a slim purso ns well as the molt artistic- color to work upon Dull noft greens aro equally pleasing to tho eye until thoy fudo or grow dingy from use But old bluo remains truo bluo to tho end of tho chapter Ladles Homo Journal brlo-u-brn- o n IJottcr roads arc desirett mill ad vocated by everybody Tliu farmer needs tlicm to go to nnd from Inn mnrlctsi tho man of leisure wants tlicm because tlioy nro picas nut to drive over Tho wlicelmcrt want tlicm thnt their runs uud ex- erctso shall be taken under the There most favorable conditions iu no protest against tlicm from any quarter Everyone who uses a turnpike or the common dirt roads of th Stato is willing com- plelcly ntul entirely willliif that somebody else shall pay or the improvement Here is the place where tho shoo bcnins lo pinch The fanners nre perhaps more nearly concerned than nny other class in lho community but allege they already pay an undue pro portion of the taxes and therefore are unwilling to saddle themselves will the expense of building better roads for the benefit of others--lnrt- n and Home ¬ CURED BY ELECTROPOISE A LADV WHO SUFIEltii HEATH ALMOST WITH SICK It Relieves HEADACHE Nturilgla JjIdj Emy Tint nnd Is a Certatn Cure for Hie Et- 1 J atperallng Grip I will say that my wife suffered death with sick headache for years and the Elcctropoisc lias almost cured her It relieves neuralgic pains every time and I do not doubt hut that persistent use will I have entirely cure that trouble for ordinary fevers on cur used it children of 3 to 6 years of ago with most marked success Thirty six hours usually resulting in a decided cure As for myself 1 have had occasion to treat for a violent attack of la grippe broke it up completely in forty eight hours nn hours treatment locally between thecjes and all night treatment at high power on the ankle and continued through the next day did the work The Elcctropoisc is the sovereign remedy for colds and all forms oi prostration from over work Yours 13 13 Sanders very truly Hickman Ky May 7 1895 ¬ Rental terms 10 cash for four months with privilege to purchase by paying 1750 additional at the Doautjr la Uonifn The question nrlscs agnln as tb what expiration of four months book of Pocket Elcctropoisc This Is constitutes beauty In women constantly being resurrected and al particulars free to any address ways with but llttlo success Some ADDRESS ¬ aay she should be petite blond and plump others thnt she must be tall DoWn in the Mitif s The St Iiernard Co are now enjoyine a rush of orders for coke Ihe demand far Wo understand exceeding the supply that all tbe ovens will now be run at their full capacity thus giving work lo several additional men Foreman Toombs has of late been busily engaged with bis force of men pulling in an improved elevator at tbe coke works Tbe new elevator is about sixty five feet in height and is larger In every way tbin the old one Tbo Republicans of Kentucky while recognizing in the approaching contest Ihe great importance of State matters never- ¬ theless appreciate the fact that parties ex- ¬ ist nationally and that no political parly should be afraid or ashamed lo give full and explicit explanation regarding lis posi ¬ tion on every question affecting the pros- ¬ perity of State and nation Tbo apprehension of business interests as lo recent threatened tariff changes and the want of confidence in Democratic management caused reduction in wages 1 decline in exporlations general depression of busincsdestruction of property shrink age in values and labor agitation This ap prehension accompanied with subsequent Democratic legislation made by parly perfidy and dishonor has served in many respects to increase rather than diminish National disaster Under these circum m stances the currency question has been forced into undue prominence and Ibe Democratic party bas seized upon that Is ¬ OFFICERS OF ELECTION sue to tbe exclusion of all else for tbe The following are the officers of purpose of diverting public attention from the November election 1895 ap- ¬ tbe contemplation of the ruin its vicious policies and miserable management bas pointed by Judge John B Hall on wrought last County Court day We favor a tariff so regulated as to pro- ¬ Arch Fox G C tect the interests of all classes of onr citi- ¬ White Plains Berry judges R P Teaguc sher zens upon articles that may be successfuly manufactured or produced in this country iff L 11 Johnson clerk thus insuring good wages to tbe laborer Nortonvillc Robt bisk G E and a home market to tbe producer and Hamby judges W L Clements in connection with this- we favor lho re establishment of tbo doctrines of reciprocsheriff J Y Crabtree clerk ity Wo believe that such 1 system will Mortons Gap Walter Davis B defray every governmental expense grad C Rice judges Burr Morton ually liquidate all Indebtedness restore public confidence and relegate to the rear sheriff Ben T Robinson clerk tbe undue pxcltement now prevailing con- ¬ Lake Earlington Jo F Foard cerning tho currency In view of tbo past II S Corey judges F B Arnold financial history o tho Democratic parly its devotion lo the old State bank system sheriff P T Wilson clerk and wild cat tendencies wo affirm that tho North East Earlington Frank Republican pirly cm bn more safely Sisk Ben W Robinson judges trusted lo regulate lho financial system of Nation R P Killick sheriff Dan Evans lho We favor an American policy which clerk will protect Americans and American in ¬ South East Earlington Jas U terests in any part of tho world at all Head D W Umstead judges J hazards and will sympathize with strug ¬ T Coencn- sheriff M McCord gling republics rather than ignorant mon archies clerk When the Democratic party came Into Richland Josh Todd Win Fin power in Kentucky it found tba Slafe able ley judges II E Eison sheriff to pay every debt and have millions of Tol Y Gordon clerk In tho meanwhile it bas colsurplus left Courthouse T M Slaton Ben lected millions of dollars of taxes under Laffoon judges Ernest Speed tho most unjust systems of revenue sheriff Jas L Burchficld clerk and yet we aro today in the humiliating al ¬ titude of being unable o pay tho current Fowler J D Todd judges Jas Nichols sheriff S II expenses of lho Stato In and upon a fair debt millions of valuation of assets are Ilanncr clerk They have overridden tbe con dollars Mill W M Rhea R B Utter stitution refused office to one fairly elected back judges S D Cooke sheriff by the people engaged in extravagant J D Martin clerk legislation increased salaries created unKitchen Wm Stark II G necessary offices manifested their Incom lo manage Ihe penetcntiaries Coleman judges L C Nisbet rought convict labor into competition sheriff Ira M Hanner clerk with bones free labor diverted tbe school East Hanson L A Pritchett tund failed to provide a decent Stale Capi left Its charitable W Slaton judges Robert Ash tol and the necessary meansinstitulions for their y sheriff J D Haywood clerk without operation proper economy In every depart ¬ West Hanson Richard Ram We demand ment of public service sey I M P Stewart judges W of enterprise and capita tbe encouragement and equitable and M Madison sheriff L R Bceny fair apportionment of Ibe State tbe Impar ¬ tial execution of the law a thorough re clerk modeling of the revenue Oak Wall Jas T Hobgood J speclion of the books andsystem a rigid in a radical change ¬ L Hanner Judges Walter Crow- in the management of be penitentiaries ley sheriff W S Grace clerk We recoenize that tbe safety of a State a is best promoted by the fostering North Nebo W S Rutherford liberal system of common schools andofwe T B Porter judges Giles Ilar pledge ourselves iq enlarge anu increaiq reasonable op clson sheriff Wm Barnctt clerk tho present system sq that every cllld fn portunity may be given IP South Nebo David Morrow II the Stato to obtain solid business edu Hi Hill judges B L Goochshef cation i ii Paul M Moore of Ibe bt Bernard clerical force bas returned from a trip tbrougbthe Eastern States much im ¬ proved in health While we dont believe a word of his great gold find at Pembroke we give this clipping for all it is worth A Pembroke correspondent sent tbe following dispatch to the Nashville Ameri ¬ can yesterday afternoon Pembroke Ky Sept 19 While J C Mollis was boring a well in tbe city cemo lery a depth ot 310 feel be struck a vein of gold in paying quantities The own is in wild excitement over the find and steps have been taken to imme ¬ diately begin working tbe mine with lho latest improved machinery A stock company is being formed to op ¬ erate it Word now came from tbe mining re-¬ gions of a portion of Pennsylvania that a plot is on foot to drive tbe native Ameri- ¬ cans from tbeir work and we here give what the Press says on that subject Pottsvllle Sept ia The Hungarian miners and toreign labor element generally in the lower Schuylkill County are band ing themselves together and forming socie ¬ ties and organizations to drive out Ameri- ¬ can labor from the mines of tho anthracite Tbe societies formed have coal fields low and base objects and a feature very much like the assassination feature of Ibe Mafia or tbe Molly Magulres wbo were at one time tbo terror of tbo upper and tower coal regions A society was formed at Pottsvilla sev- ¬ eral years ago among Ibe Hungarians in Ibis vicinity which bas steadily been grow- ¬ ing in strength of membership Assaults upon American miners by these foreigners are ot frequent occurrence Tbe developments ot Ibe past week have done more to show up tho true workings ot this thug organization than anything that bas thus come to light with reference to Ibe society it being very difficult lo earn anything it does owing In their proceed- ¬ ings being carried on In the Hungarian language and the members being pledged lo Ibe closest secrecy Tbe first hostile step taken by the so ciety in this vicinity was on Sunday night last wben Rlcbard Ellis an American em ¬ ployed at Ibe York Farm Colliery located in Potlsvllles western suburb was way- ¬ The laid on bis way home and beaten next day Mike Becharir bo ring leader In tbe assault was arrested and committed to prison at this place by Justice of be Peace Several of tbe influen ¬ C E Bensemtn tial members of the society tried to bava bim released on ball but tbe Justice re ¬ fused to accept ball Tbe angry Huns bey then threatened bis life and said would find c way 10 bring him to terms A few days later Mikq Selrosky busted Justice Denseman about town for nearly an hour and be was arrested Just as be be act of drawing a 38calibr was in revolver from bit hip pocket on a main street o boot ¬ ¬ dark and willowy Society journals call every rich and fiishlonnblo woman beautiful and of course cvory foot light favorite is thus termed The chief characteristics of n beautiful woman according to eminent authori ¬ ty are regulnr feature clear full eyes a skin beyond reproach glossy hair a whlto expressive nnd fairly She must nlno know how small hand to dress and how to do her hair or sho loses half hor beauty Every Jack however considers his own particular Jill beautiful whether she has all or none of theso attractions Lovo trans ¬ forms defects Into beauties that Is while ho Is Jills lover After she bo comes Mrs Jack he discovers that her nose Is a pug hor eyes arent quite straight and her complexion poor But at some period of his oxlatonco every iaan considers n woman with whom he is in love whothor she be so or not really beautiful Tho standard there ¬ fore varies and always will St Louis Republic Romantlo DUBOIS WEBB 513 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky 384255128 Is spent annnally for Tobacco Thous ands of men die annually from that dread- ¬ ful disease Cancer of Ihe Stomacb brought on by tbe use of Tobacco The use ot tobacco is injurious to the nervous system promotes heart troubles affects the eyesight injures Ibe voice and mules your presence obnoxious lo those clean and pure from such a filthy bablt ¬ DO YOU USE TOBACCO It you do we know yon woutd liko to quit the habit and we want to assist you and will if you say tbe word HOW OAN WB HHLP YOU 7 Why by Inducing you to purchase a box of Collis Todacco Antidote which is a preparation compounded strictly of berbs and roots wbicb Is a tonic to the system Also cures tbe Tobacco Habit and knocks Cigrarettes silly HOW 00 WB KNOW IT WILL CURB YOU 71irsl by its thousands and thoutt of cures Second by Ibe Increased demand for it from Ihe most reputable wholesalo bouses Third we know what ll is com- ¬ posed of and that Ibe preparation will clean tbe system of nicotine and will can- ¬ cel all errors of the past YOUR DRUGGIST Has Colli for sain If he bas not ask bim to get it for you II he tries to palm off something just as good Insist on having Colli If be will not order it for you send us f 1 00 one dollar and receive a box ot Colli postpaid Kemember Colli Curbs In most cases one box effects a cure but we puJVanleo 3 bores to euro any ope U ¬ ¬ The dowager duchess ot China who was a good doal to tho front during the lato troubles In tho middlo king ¬ dom has had a very romantlo history She was the child of poor parents in the suburb of Canton and remarkable for her beauty At n tlmo when her parents did not know whenco their dally bread was to como she suggested that thoy should sell her as a slave This courso was followed and she bo came tho property ot a famous general He was so onchantod with her beauty Vhat ho adopted hor When tho gen ¬ eral nest wont to Pckln he offered his beautiful daughter to tho emperor and thereby won great favor Tho young girl so charmed his majesty that ho soon made her his wife Whon tho efiperor died tho formor slavo beoame regent of tho ornplro nnd administered tho national affairs botter than al ¬ most any of her predecessors Sho Is Justly considered ono of tho great women of her time Westminster Oa Carr of an Empress COm REMEDY CO MO HIQQINaVILB tette Satisfied Tflth III Job oome back from ono of thoso unpro ¬ nounceable towns up In tbe Pennsylva nia oil regions no had boon spending 1 dont know how many months among tho Swedes up there and lie has a great many things to toll of thorn lie says that just boforo he left I cant remember tho towns name thero was A great number A Methodist revival f tho Olsens and Petorsens and Knud ssbb wero converted To ono of them Nels Petersen tho leader of tbo moot lnr said Nols will you work for A Odd Nels shifted uneasily Bwedo you know cant express any thing at all with his faco except tho Ao dont know national stolidity Ac got a gude he said hesitatingly yob at tho factory Ao tank I keep dat Washington Post ¬ ¬ I met a man yosterday who had Just Sit up Straight JiiHt 011 tx3rl as easy to sit up strnlcht n bicycle ns on a horse lVt cycle must bo built righf tbouvfh havo easily udjustablu handle nar nnn many sues 10 ni you Mini means your uuying a - ¬ h quality Bicycle 100 Hnli a word about No need Kvcrybody knows the Columbia Is the best blcyclo made Havolowor priced machines too Hart fords Art Cstatogu I n II Havent ¬ A rretty you call Slower Holder ElkDavid ¬ ¬ novel dinner table arrangement is shown haying n slender gold frame BARLINQTON KY with glass flower holders in smoked your Job Wofk to this of- ¬ Send o ryaopraBO recalling Its Boftncsa and lucidity tho jewel of that nnruo in tho fice Satisfaction guaranteed shapo of lottors with whloh tho word Mlspkh Salvo or any appropriate motto can be formed or tho initials of the guost of honor may bo spelled out la flowers Tho most graceful sort of compliment or pretty sontlineut may BOOT AND SHOE MAKER bo convoyed by a hostess In this way Moore Arnold acts t CASPER HARRIS Madisonville Ky Mtd N Y World t ¬ mi um muiiiiiui MORT IN QUANTITY REST IN QUAUT UtfwJ WHITES CREW f ¬ ¬ Has led all WORM Remedies IOTTLE BUAMNTEED EVERY 80111 MY AII BKVUUUTS mciuiMiH iio in sr ton VERMIFUGE YEARS FOR 20 If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to or der Call at my 3hocmnking es tablishment opposite the Court Houso have your measure taken for a first class hand mado uoc Shoes of my make as all my customers will tell you aro madn of the best material and aro in every respect just wh t a man needs Very Respectfully ¬ ¬ CASPER HARRIS j fav M ri fiti 4 rrrn -- th I CbesfBlBee iU 3iibiistru wc QHjrlue HjMjWflWJ U vPKst IkIhI TABLE 1101 7145 R Thomas N Black to Miss Mary W Noalc at the home of tho brides uncle Mr Long noarEynnsville lml Tues The day evening Sept 24th wedding was n quiet homo affair and the couple departed on first train for nn extended wedding journey Hurried Mr ¬ ITS J IHLLSTOItE About a young A iwdden Summons At hcrhomo in thiscityon Mon ¬ Diko THE OLD PARM HOME nv j IS KENTUCKY A DOUUTFUL A N TJMB 0TII Mill Nllil Itiptcat Uvanivlllc AteomoJallon tovlJfnrS and Maitlionvlltii SOUTH II m Illio p m FOR SALE ncros of land ono mile Ky For south of Nortonvillc particulars npply to E J Sisk St Charles Ky FiftViHix The newly discovered medicinal which is now Nliclcin agent Mall alts P m m being extensively used in the treat HlRhl Kiprei J fs RvanivillAiCuuiodailnn SJSpm PfOlUinil MUltWvllifl artlrel 7ijo m ment of diphtheria scarlet fever measles consumption canccrctc InrttftSunilf May C iSgf W W KTIIRIDCn Agent will hereafter doubtless send a of joy to many stricken ARIUVAt AND DUIAKTUKtt 01 TRAINS AT thrill homes but those who arc not dis NDRTDNVlLUEi on eased and who are to day in tho Ffc full enjoyment of life will he 8c VV F O -greatly pleased when they inspect GOING KASTv 0 to j m Mtinphti lo Central Clljr the elegant line of millinery just mi Pulton It Loularllle4 fi04jaa m opened up by Miss Georgia J Mamphla lo Ionlivllld Jli Bishop at her former place of LouIitII lo Pillion 55 p business in rear of V R Coils Central Cllr to Moinphli 7 57 store Loultville lo Mcinplill I it jo ft ptn ¬ ¬ f 6I5 day nftcrnoonnbout Sinns nook Co bo 5 Home Old I visited sufferer from ner two oclock Mrs Elizabeth Har ¬ Tho placetoday the I Farm to roam vous oxlinnstlon ner-¬ wliera once loved vous dobillty Impair ¬ ris wife of Mr J D Harris in the Twas there I spent lllos happiest days ed momory low spirits lrritablo tam fifty second year of her age Since In boyish sports and childish plays per and Uie thousand last February Mrs Harris has Dut the home of today Is not the homo of ana one dorannomenU There will bo services at tho M of mind find body been suffering with dropsy On my youth that result from E Church Sunday morning and unnatural pernicious the day of her sudden demise she The scenes nil changed tho barns un evening at the usual hours All hatlts aontrnoted rooted through Ignorance seemed to manifest unusual cxhtt ilay arc cordially invited bright happy In wuuuwwiw HBSSSs i tloosor manlyiwun m bcrancc of spirits nil forenoon and Where ofl youths power I played mo In the now mown hay Elder J W Ligon commenced due softMilBfl of tbo bntoeAmSr pv at tho noon meal partook heartily Tho home has passed to other binds V a series of meetings at Manitou ridysfa and orea drcod lntaaMf food cleaned up the dinner To roscb rtvektim and raiforo ftKfe m of And my Ipno self they strangoly scan As to the out- ¬ one day last week forttrtmUs to beoMi and hAppteaa a M dishes and between one and two Then Prince the old watch dogs gone nlm of the publishers of a book wrltttn fn come of the services wc have not fatigued His kennel now looks quilo forlorn plain but cbfwto Unfruage on tho nature oclock feeling somewhat symptoms and curability by homo treat yet been apprised ment ot such dlsoruKs TUi book will bo repaired to the front room with her The marc old Kale so gentle and mild Mint Kvxlml In plain caTolOpo on receipt of daughter and lay down across the 1 used to ride when quite a child Only a few more days remain ten cents In stamps for postage Address Worlds Dlipoiisnry Miillcal Association foot of the bed but in a little while Long since sho loo has pissed away and the conference appointments ttUMoinBtllufrafoNY M be in a dying Has lived her life and spent her day t corlky ¬ -- C 3 ljj Garlintor minings News Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at ltoma Worthy of HpocUl Mention prica o coal Went upaml ice wcril down 1 ha coal man wore a Imtlve smile Tlio loo man wore n frown Qui thing have changed somowhal since llirn A ctianRo thai mattes us litue Ami lets the fiend say Uellol Is It hoi enough or you two weeks iro the Mrs j 13 Hawkins is reported to bo very low with typhoid fever FOR SALE A number of sec ond hand wheels from io up T J Coknkn Our latest advices arc that Diph theria has been declared epidemic in St Louis there being upwards of 178 cases in sight ¬ atf - x- - S ll A Dont you know that Hoods Sarsaparilla will overcome thai tired celiac and sive yon renewed vigor and vitality Thousands testify to the wonderful re sults of Dr Sawyers Ukallnq in building up and renewing the debilitated and broken down constitution St Dernard Drug Store Vl nnlv nrirtinril nml irrn Tcsiblc Henry G Jones is now the happy possessor of a hairless a real ratter purp Tim WANTED To trade a good bicycle for a horse or n buggy TJ CoKNEif Wo arc pained to announce the death of Miss Martha Gill the cightoen-ycar-oldaughter of Mr and Mrs Ambros Gill living in the vicwityAofjpNcbo near Rose Creek Presbyterian church which occurred on Monday 10th inst Miss Gill was sick about three weeks and n great sufferer during the timcttwith something likd- a rising in her hoad She is saidby those who knew her best to be a If you wish 1 remedy to bring the flush good girl a Christian girl and a of youth lo your check new vigor to your member of Bqthapy M E Church system and mako you strong and well lake May Ir Sawyers Ukatlne Si IJcrnanl Drug ment God temper the sad bereaveto Jicr parent and loved ones Store and may tllcjr hearts lie drawn A Highly Stcnnicd Our old friend nearer to Christ because of the sad Workman T D Walk blow er the tinner If Vnjavnrled many remedies and is at work upon n condenser to be many doctors ancfnro still debilitated and used by the St Bernard at Mor weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers tans Gap in condensing the steam Ukillne and you wilt bo cured St Herafter it lias been exhausted from nard Drug Store tho cylinders and will thereby save mcr- n large percentage of water which Presumably n Our young Good Swnp cantile friend W in case of drouth is an important 1 CMcLcod only consideration as it will secure 7 Aitf ysPago swapped lusfrat a few plenty of the clement to maintain the best team a constant run It takes good tling rabbit team of little mules in Hopkins county workmanship to construct the ap to Messrs Dulin Williams paratus but so far Old Joker for a larger but less spirited team has held the ace and deuce A good swap we think for the The new checker board gotten reason that these skittish rollickup by Mr J C Sutherland and ing bucks will hereafter tread presented to the Earlington Musi the dark entry of a coal mine and cal Club and to be given by the being thus removed from the higher Ciub as a prize to the young lady walks of life will less endanger selling the largest number of tick- the anatomy of our young friend ets to the Clubs musical entertain Will and then the peculiar adapment to be given at the Opera tation of the animals in question House on October iGth is indeed seems a good one all around a beauty to behold It is gotten bent It to Ills In Mother Germany up in the most artistic yet durable Mr Jacob Esbcnsen who is in the em manner by Mr Sutherland him- ploy of the Chicago Lumber1 Co at Des self The spots on the board arc Moines Iowa says I have just sent alternately gold and silver the somemcdicfno back lo my mother in the whole being neatly framed with a tho old country that I know from personal use tofbe the best medicine in Ibe world plate glass covering The coveted for rheumatism having used it in my famprize is now on exhibition at the ily for several years It is called Chamberlains Ialn Ilalra It always docs the PostoflTce d - ¬ ri ¬ ¬ she wan discovered to condition A near neighbor was The bubbling spring Is just ns clrir it was back thirty at once called in but life was soon As whenoutlet the SDarklinc years brook Its tinv Funeral services were Is flowing still through shady nooks extinct held at the house Tuesday after Tho orchard near the wooded lot noon at two oclock at the con I sought for but I found it not clusion of which tho remains were The fate of timo had wrought the theft carried to Grapevine cemetery for Not Ibe veslago of a tree was left interment The great live oak bard by Ibe spring Mrs Harris has been a resident Beneath whose boughs I used to swing of Earlington for eight or ten years Like a sentinel lone is standing there looks ragged and bare past and while not a member of Shorn of its limbs in early The home of today Is not the home of my any visible church was youtb life christened in the Presbyterian My fathers big barn stands today unchurch but has for many years roofed leaned toward the Methodist faith A little old log cabin lone For several months That mammy Jane once called her and doctrine past she his manifested a deep home concern regarding her future state fs standing still though mammys gone and has often been known to en To a home I trust whero comes no storm gage incarncst prayer even in the I sought tho attic whero oft I slept Let us hope Which mother dear so neatly kept dead hours of night Then I was the idol and light ot her life with her soul that all is well And the lovo in her heart kept out all The scene was indeed a touchstrife ing one to thus see a once happy Dut Ill bid the old place a fond adieu home so soon bereft of wife and Many sad changes you have gone through mother as the grief stricken hus- Slnco when I claimed you for my homo band son and daughter bowed And from your door I was loath lo roam around the casket of their dear de Not far away In tho old church yard parted one May that God our Whero weeping willows do stand guard God who shapes the destinies of Father and mother lay side by side Secure where ill cannot betide individuals as well as nations bless Atlanta Ga and soothe these troubled hearts ns He alone can do KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ¬ The peculiar political conditions thai ex Well Watered I ist In Kentucky havo led many people lo Mxhlecl lj- - C11 believe that Ibo Slato Is a doubtful ono and Tli ia It New I that the Republicans have a chanco to lilnit ire New I LTiV I MtT It this fall carry For this reason there is KrerrlhinFlnleianl IIKJ 1 great Interest both at borne and abroad a accurate and reliable political news from MADISONVILLE KY all parts of the Slato Tho Weekly Journal Is now covering this field per Mrs cSararj Prevvitt Proprietor fectly and it Is publishing the news with ¬ out bias or prejudice A close reader of YOUR ORDERS IOR the Weekly Courier Journal should beablo to forecast In advance what will be tho outcome ot tho Stato election next November In addition to giving alt tho political Will receive prompt attention at news and all tho news of every kind tho this office Estimates furnished Weekly Courier Journal is offering to Its subscribers 6000 In cash presents for upon application guesses as to tho exact vole and closest to tho exact vote that will bo received by tho llBKDY nnl LASTING ItESULTS Democratic Republican and Ponulist can Ta for both the E Church and didates for Governor of Kentucky Tho rit Kit No luconvenltne Simijf J price of tho paper Is only ono dollar a AUaaLUTILT JIlMleMuyB ure the M E Church South will be year Sample copies containing full do tsM fromjinr Injurloua tubttanec UX3B 4SE0MIOT BIDUCID tho made and a new years minister ¬ tails of any cash present plan will be sent uarani 1 1 a tuns or raund tour mtntt f reo lo address Write to COURIER iiKtitrbiUla CO SaniMeiertrsaili ial labors will begin under the JOURNAL COMPANY Loulsvillo Ky I MI r lIlIUlCAL Jloaton Mul Religious STATE NE W BELMONT Suffielenllr Moated I Corner Jjjj Courier-- ¬ JOB WORK FATPEOPLEXTT f J auspices of these two mighty wings of Methodism ¬ ¬ The Louisville Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is in session at Two Squares North of Depot on Providence R R Madisonville this week The usual custom we presume will MADISONVILLE KY prevail the session lasting over Manufacturers ol and Dealers In Sunday and probably adjourning on Monday It has been some Sash Doors Blinds Door and Window Frames Mouldings years since this same conference IlACKrTS COLUMNS MANTELS VENTILATOKS convened in Madisonville but it FLOOKINfl AND CEILING And All Kinds of KOUCII AND DRESSED LUMBER has been through no lack of hospitality on the part of the people of that place So many places every Wo our new factory with the latest improved year clamor for the Conference that get out a have Just filledon short notlco and In Grit class Jlylo Wo machinery and ara prepared to houto patlorn manufacture our own moutdlnc cannot get around the circuit of all kinds and can clyo you Letter prices than any mill In the country Also KKY JODS on eon it It quickly Bishop Haygood presides tract wot If yon want a house built glvo us a chance We do all kinds ot custom work In our ¬ New Planing Mill if Bi ¬ ear last trm the Ibe - tba V ¬ ¬ Bennett bid farewell to his church aud people at this place last Sunday night departing by the 4 oclock train Monday afternoon for Covington Ky to attend the annual session of the Kentucky Conference M E Church which convened in that Whercity yesterday morning ever the lot of this minister may be cast we bid him God speed believing him to be an humble conscientious servant ofthc Most High Rev A J ¬ line auR 8 m DRESSED LUMDER EXCHANGED FOR ROUGH LUMBER LH - PAGE x CO that ImU i u MADISONVILLE- Machine Wdrks HANNA rgert from evea lach t this K Ol PATE Proprietors Manufacturers of nt la m trio tfl ex- - ¬ Hnw to Care all Skla Diseases ¬ ¬ Simply apply Swanyks Ointment No Cures tetter internal medicine required eczema itch all eruptions on the faco bands nosu c leaving the skin clear white and beattby Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other Ask your druggist for Swanyks remedy fleet at Somerset Ky Officers Elected for the Ensuing1 Year Ointment Journalistic Reflections the ¬ The Hopkinsvillc of last Banner week- - alludes to ¬ Bee and says that nobody We reads The Bee for counsel would like to be equally courteous witjh the Banner but our regard for truth restrains us as it has not even a jack leg editor though we infer from his actions that the head engineer is pretty closely connected with a Jack family which poscsscs a surname and arc alike distinguished for the length of their cars and their obtuseness of intellect We dont deny our but the Banner must evince more journalistic abil ity before we can recognize the presqnee of even a jack leg editor in thai concern As to The Bee not being read lor counsel we beg to state that this paper has never yet posed as n way bill to heaven nor has it ever yet been compelled to take back water and none but a fool would take counsel of a paper which one week publishes sensational matter without investigating its authenticity and the next week Such a objectly backs down paper might be read for counsel by the inmates of the Feeble Minded Institute but the t general reader places about as much confidence in it as he does in the So ghost stories of last century much for the Banner and its bray zen ass sertions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Col Robert Wood is said to have Diseased blood constipation had a serious time of it for the and kidneys liver t and bowl trou past few days but at this writing bles arc cured by Karl s Clover A Barbcr ous is thought to be improving Root Tea For sale by St Ber ¬ Operation Captain Sweeney U A Great Germans Prescription work jo cent bottles for sale by the St Dernard Drug Store Earlington Uen T Robin son i Mortons Gap and George King St Charles ThChoss editor was decoyed into SA nard Drug Store ll HIT San Diego Cal says Shilohs While the great Cotton btatcs Catarrh Remedy is the first medi and International Exposition at cine I have ever found that would Price 50c For Atlanta Ga has commenced to do mc any good attract the attention of the people sale by St Bernard Drug Store of tho North East and West and On our editorial page you wilt many eyes arc being turned South Chronifind an adult dose of ward so it is in Earlington regardcles administered by Dr W ing the attractive display of new A Toombs They arc Millinery Goods just opened by and fairly sparkle with the genius Miss Georgic Bishop Those ele of the writer gant designs in Sailor I Iatsnamcly A Babys Lire Saved the Trilby the Carolina and My baby had croup and was the Lillian Russell are to be writes seen among the many attractions saved by Shilohs Cure Mrs J B Martin of Huntsvillc with a large assortment of Ala For sale by St Bernard together ribbons birds feathers and trim Drug Store mings of every description Born Last Sunday morning To enrich and improve Inequality ot the 22nd inst to Mr and MrsIl M a bouncing baby boy tip- blood purify and brighten Ibe compbxton Adcock imparl a natural and pink color lo Ibe ping the beam at ten pounds checks and lips and induco refreshing ¬ ¬ ¬ te ¬ ¬ the tonsorial par lors of George Alexander and en ticed into the chair by the wilcy George wlfo bound his jhclpless victim with towels wraps etc a la Gulliver and then falling upon him with shears which wcresharper tliaaa serpents tooth he deftly removed those beautiful curls which adorned the Wcbstcrian head of the nag journalist which 30 changed that partys identity that his near est friends failed to recognize him George Alexander fs an artist and can finish up a contract of hair carpentry to the full satisfaction of tho most fastidious ¬ ¬ lv sleep ii3o Dr Sawyers Ukatlne St Her lllla Uo Not Curt Pills do not cure Constipation nard Drug Store Karls Which Is Messrs Ben W Rob They only aggravate Clovor Root Tea gives perfect reginson and W A ularity of the bowels For sale by Switch Toombs excited the St Bernard Drug Store suspicion last week that they were While the Spanish authorities striving to perfect a perpetual moarc massing their forces to put They were working upon tion down the Cuban rebellion and nn apparatus consisting of levers will in all probability have 2od wheels springs etc and the gen 000 soldiers in lino by tlio middle tlemen were very reticent when ap of October-i-MiGeorgia Bishop proached upon tho nature of their has just recciyed an cjeant line of invention It proved when com fall millinery goods and trimmings pleted to ho an automatic electric subject to the inspection of the switch which is nctuated by clockpublic at any time work and set to any time tho samo Consumption Can le Cured as nn ordinary nlrtmi It works to By the use of Shilohs Cure This perfection and adds n cubit to the great Cough Cute is the only stature of its inventors known remedy for that terrible The llest Cough Cure disease- - Sold by tt Bernard Drug Store Is Shilohs Cure A neglected Stop it at Atitlie game of baseball played cough is dangerous with Shilohs Cure For between the Earlington and Madi once by St Bernard Drug Store sale aouville nine last Thursday afternoon the game was dqcidpd in fav- Ho Snya Its on the Because pf a Wrong Hand boil on his or of Earlington the score stand right hand irig ta to 10 t our popular liycryman W S Mc Are You Made moping around Miserable by Indigestion Consti- Gary has been several days carrying tho in pation Dizziness Loss of Appe for tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital jured member in a sling Walter izeris a positive cure For sale will not admit however that there by St Bernard Drug Store is anything tho matter with Jiis f Notwithstanding the inclemency tight hand but stoutly maintains of the weather our Public School that the boil is on his wrong naud opened on Monday morning under an tattoo greatly tojilaannjy very auspicious girciiiusiungvs wwi ance Wohbpo to see Rlchanl an pnroljmcn of tog pupils This himself again wj a few days w f is considerably behind the number M Nerviq pn fi f at the opening of last ses enrolled I was ncrveous tired frrjtajjjo sion but when we consider tho and crosd Karls CloVer Riot serious drawbacks of the nast few Tea nas man rps weuapc yappy weeks we think the showing a gooi Vox sale by SU Bernard Drug 7 Store one indeed a Jji mr t we t irf hrfinrVMiiim lMuLMtaitoM- tJmvfc nifa k ¬ ¬ rilcat Illes Itching Piles Symptoms Moisture intense itching and stinging most at night worse by scratching If allowed lo continue tumors form which often bleed and ulcerate be coming very sore Swvanks Ointment tops the itching and bleeding heals ulcer ation and in most cases removes tno tu mors At druggists or by mail for 50 Son rhiladelphla cents Dr Swayna ¬ ¬ ¬ ss ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The most amus ing affair that Encounter has happened jn Earlington in many a day went on record last Friday afternoon while Messrs Erank Arnold and Henry Jones were managing the hose attached to water plug nt the corner of Main and Railroad street As if by magic Mr Arnold seems to have been possessed with the mischievous idea of drenching Jones and accordingly turned his hose on hini which Jones retaliated ami it was then that the fiin began The vplume of watot was tremend oii3 but tho combatants stood their groutyl for several minutes amid tho cheers pf tho spectators when Jone3 suddenly dropped his lioso and lied uach vcro fUrcncliod from head to foot while everybody insight were convtilscdwith laugh ter over the ridiculousness of the In n little while Jones reaffair gained the nozzle and then it was that the battle waxed hottest and it was only by a determined effort and a steady advance jbyJones that Arnold was finally driven from the position taken All commenced and ended tn tho best of humor A Hnnd-to-Hnn- d Indigestion Cured My husband was in poor health owing to indigestion and be grew worse while he was peing treated by physicians Friends advised him to buy Hoods Sarsapanlla and be did so He has taken twelve bot- ¬ tles in all and bas been in belter health this summer than for a long timo Mki Jennie Dauqii Madisonville Ky Hoods Pills cure biliousness indigestion Letter of Com- - To whom it may concern mcndatlon The bearer Mr Bry- ¬ ant Lipscomb has been a citizen of our town for the past nine months and we know him to be a man worthy of tho confidence of any community Ho is a skilled workman and an addition to any town needing one pqssessing his qualifications Wo readily commend him to the public J S Montague Groccryman Jewell Sellers Dry Goods W I Smith Druggist B M Sutton Polico Judge J W Springfield Clerk Board of Trustees L O Biggs Postmaster C M Biggs Marshal Sebrce KySopt 35 1895 ¬ The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of the world and the State of Kentucky con- ¬ vened in this city last Tuesday morning at half past g oclock in their twenty seventh Grand Convocation The Court House had been most beautifully decorated for the occasion fn the gaudy colors of the order and it was packed jam full and a finer body of men we never saw assembled anywhere There arc fully three hundred and fifty delegates and visiting Knights now in the city and attending the session of the Grand Lodge The exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev E D Hill of the M E church at the conclusion of Col brank Henderson formerly agent which Bro T M Thatcher Mas- at Earlington but now train despatcher E located at Mattoon introduced on tho P D ter of Ceremonies III Is here on a yisit among friends He Mayor T B Griffin who in be- is accompanied by bis wife half of the city welcomed the order in a magnificent speech at ur oloied the same time turning over to Past Commander Matthews a large news per All and bronze key thus surrendering to alnloceommunlcatlooa abonldmaltera ot lo to this column b addressed Gio AtixAMDis Earllnjlon Kr them the freedom of the city coup led with the good will and hospiThero will bo a grand moonlight entertality of a generous people Judge tainment given at Mortons Gap by the Thos Z Morrow was then intro- Trustees of their new scboolbouse Tues duced and in behalf of Crescent day night Ocl 13th They cordially inLodge welcomed the brotherhood vite all to attend and witness a good His speech was a magnificent one lime Misses Martha McNary and Sarah evoking frequent round of ap Mose of Madisonville visited here Sunplausc Grand Chancellor Math day ews then responded in behalf of John Postell passed through here Fri the Grand Lodge in a speech full day going lo Henderson which was cheered to of eloquence the echo He paid high tribute to Rev W A Walker returned from Cory don Thursday Christianity and all the moral vir Killebrew John tues Spoke of the wonderful in with the Tisdale and EdBaseball nineplayed SunMadisonville which was crease in tho order formed thirty two years ago in the day city of Washington until it now Robert Smith a miner was hurt very At bad last week numbers 500000 members the conclusion of his address Ed Johnson is on the sick list this week the large audience who were Alexanders Park was crowded Sunday recep- the public dismissed of the order The band was the cause members not tion being over and the Grand Wm Foster and N U Galbreatb are in Lodge proceeded at once to dis Etkton attending Ibe association charge the work they were clfoscn Mr Simon Dunlap Is on the sick list to perform following officers were elect- this week The W M Gipson was very badly hurt ed to serve for tho ensuing year Fdward Adkinson G R Hender Monday evening while unhitching bis be horses Tbo youug horse kicked at him the son Dr R L Agnew G L bree Stanley Adams G V C harness striking him in the face bruising Louisville J B Seattle G P It badly Bowling Green Wade Sheltman Mrs Carrie Alexander Is quite sick G K R and S Louisville Geo Our band boys went to Henderson last Covington ME Glendan G A C Green G M A Lexington Monday W II Powers G I G Carroll Lewis Ray and Mrs Mill Earle are ton J B Thornton G O G both sick Somerset Paragon Somerset ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ The late Bishop Simpson it is related preached some years ago in the Memorial Hall London For half an hour he spoke quietly DEALERS IN without gesticulating or uplifting of Bearings Brass Goods Wrought Iron Pipe Fittings his voice then picturing the Son of God bearing our sins on his own Steam Guagcs Check Pumps Injectors Etc body of the tree he stooped as if laden with an immeasurable bur- ¬ den and rising to his full height Repairs on Engines Boilers and all kinds of Machinery Neatly he seemed to throw it from him and Promptly Executed j20 3m crying How far As far as the East is from the West so far hath he removed our transgressions from us The whole assembly as if T ROBINSON moved by an irresistible impulse rose remained standing for a second or two then sank back into their scats A professor of elocution was there A friend observed Always on band a fall and complete stock of him and knew that he had come to criticise asked him when the ser DRUGS AND MEDICINES ia vice was over Well what do PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES you think of the Bishops elocuPAINTS AND OILS tion Elocution said he And everything else known to the trade that man doesnt want elocution hes got the Holy Ghost lislclans prescriptions Carefully Compound -- Steam Engines Boilers Mining Machinery such as Slialcors Mining Carts Revolving Screens Hoisting Engines Etc Etc mElk 1 eatral nlaa This is i rfPl 4otcrA BEN saen a col com n to the ispoiabla excess ot the oxy however ty lo coat ults nor DRUGGIST Mortons Ojpi Ky rtbat WT 1 carbon iave verr therefore jot realde oixed car Vie content indication me coVing ll others at J KaHsf process state ol semi fluid some way he 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE EARLINGTON KENTUCKY ttiens d by fine Messrs Sie found mediately Tour cases aiavs have V ¬ ¬ DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN miuturej tangle thejj and arrtvq it our satJ thing to dr lure lOPUETS t ¬ ¬ ¬ Patent MoinG8 and Perfumery DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Ilair Toolli and Paint Brushes the besfl the world ard corn onl ¬ I cs Dfrny riRh a comf r far rse rr ¬ jnal serf of sciev t i but ¬ IPetirxts standi Oil J3FReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPQUNDFD le of Viftei of it ¬ ¬ Walter McGary EARLINGTON KENTUCKY about iwec hangelin ns its n that U t needle int of the tc ttent and - f it sho t would dr en no cal nor hav ret a res nt doctor m are affil A treat possess laroraer e com Livery and Feed Stables SPLW DID LINE OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK -- onlv remote weathee Ulri 1 mindedy uVin hunt I tt J ¬ ¬ ¬ The truthful startling title ot a book Away about bac the only harmless guaranteed tobacco-hDr Sawyers Ukatlne makes tho kwae cure It you want lo quit and abit strong Makes those who are sick well It 11 races up nlcot- cant uso builds up the broken down andltdebllllaled lotted nerves eliminates nlcollno poisons system of old and young Si Bafiurd Drug makes weak men gain strength weight and Store vigor Positive cuin or money refunded Mr and Mrs Chas Davis teAd ¬ Hook at Druggist or mailed free turned homo Wednesday after ¬ dress Tbo Sterling Remedy Co Chicago j noon from a visit to Hot Springs Uandoloh Si New York 10 Spruce St Ark For sale by all DruggUts No-to- Dont Tobacco Spit oiSmot Your Lift In a recent letter lo tho manufacturers Mr W F Uenjamin editor of tho Spec ¬ It may NY says tator Rushford bo a pleasure to you to know the high esteem in which Chamberlains medicines are held by tbo people of your own staL where hey must best be known An aunt ot mine who resides at Dexter Iowa was about to visit ma a taw years since and before leaving homo wrote me asking If they were sold here stating If they were not she would bring a quantity with her assbedldnot like to be without them The medclnes referred to nro Chamber ¬ lains Cough Remedy famous for It cures ot colds and crpup Chamberlains Pain Halm for rheumatism Jame back pains in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DIarrhoi Remedy for These medicines have bowel complaints been In constant use In Iowa for almost a quatler of a century The people have learned Ibat they are articles of great worth and merit and unequaledby others For sale by St Dernard Drug Store EarlliiRton Den T Robinson Mortons Gap Gaorgo King SI Charles ¬ Mrs Morion and Mrs Todd have re turned from Hanson Rev ELEGANT TURNOUTS FUF1NISHED ON SHORT NOTIOE 1 jwand UiU HAULING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION T Who thMa- - hettf W A Walker bas two very sick children Prof Lane of Morions Gap was in our town Saturday Rev Dickbrsoh preached at tho Dap list church Sunday night Miss Ray went to Madisonville Sunday TlHATCm n NI this umbrel 111 Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs McNary bas returned homo from Dawson Mrs Alice Hughes bas returned Crablree Mary Campbell Is at home There will be a Christian Endeavor or ¬ ganized at the Reading Room Sunday Everybody In- ¬ afternoon M 3 oclock vited Money and experience cannot improve Dr Sawyers Ukatlne which is tor weak and debilitated persons and those that are rundown from over work St Dernard from LIVERY STABLE 8PI0IAL ATTENTION QIVBN IKE DAVIS r a JLVi 0tQ I fc nn Of j didFlinicJ pitifUie 1 tons Val yow pM n flr TO A HEARSE FurtNiaHD ON SHORT NOTIOI Jolito FUNERALS First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates MtiuN grovt oi Pro IVnS 3 t the V vhA h renfeing t 8PH0ALPAATTDBTN0T0N iMY Drugstore UIGS ARE Till 11EST IN THE CITY HTi SUble and Office on MAIN ST near Depot TRAVKUNQ MBN ISAAC DAVIS f1- ISvsW LukkkM nffiBBHEn t ak4ttftakKi gfcaggg iv 1 0e on Kates 23ee STOflY OF HYPNOTISM trnnff fiprrlenco at n Bteptltal Wel A IngtonUn In TEI1MBI umVmrTioM fi o Pir Year In Ailtarteo 5 sn Moniht v 5 Tin co Month AtlVKtllHxrHI AMMIRT UocaI Notices IWe cents per Una ceh In lerllort special Notices nmlerrun with local reail iii innilcr fifteen cents per tine each tiy the quarter ot fear fnrnlslioti on application lo this office tluti hituarih cl nc6lntkti ot rciprcu or trie Icr line twelve lines Inserted nes will be clitlfte I lion tlitreot over lwelr lite cents 07 Club Rales furnlihcit or moit patiefl irl periodicals jects 1 Tho following curious story of hyp ¬ notism was related by n well known citizen of Washington who was recent ¬ ly In Park Ho has traveled exten ¬ sively nnd devotes much tlmo to the study of occultism and kindred sub ¬ was In n cafe situated near tho Grand opera honso n few weeks since lttnchlng An English gentleman oc- ¬ cupied tho on mo tabic At tho adjoin lntr table was a lady of strikingly oris- tocrntlc bearing plainly but elegantly npparoled Sho had clear cut regular features light ollvo complexion jet blaok hair largo luminous scintillat- ¬ ing oyos of Inky dnrkness nnd with but The a trnco of whlto around them pupils contrnctod aud expanded like tho eyes of a cut Her oyebrows woro delicately traced symmetrically nrched nnd continuous without a break be tween them Her mouth was rather largo with full rod lips nnd small Bho even whlto gllstonlng tooth was tall slender and apparently ele gantly formed nnd appeared about thirty fire years of ago Attondlng her was n servant In Uvory I wus conversing with the English gentlonun who had just returned from India whoro he had passed several months In investigating enstern occult ¬ ism During our discussion Charcots wondorful mesmeric or hypnotic abili ¬ ties nnd experiments in the hospital ho vas connected wero referred to whon I expressed the opinion that only ner- ¬ vous dollcato sickly and weak minded persons wero fully susceptible to hyp ¬ notic Influenco and that no ono oould hypnotize uio whtlo In a normal condi- ¬ tion of hoalth Tho lady who was closely observ ¬ ing us and listening to our conversa- ¬ tion with apparent Interest suddenly addressed mc in excellent English With a slight foreign accent saying in substance Tardon me stranger for Inter¬ rupting you but tho statoment just mado by you Is erronoous There nro many persons who are capable of hyp- ¬ notizing you In fact I am certain that I can easily do so and if you will glvo me an opportunity I will con I peroelve vlnco you of your mistake you doubt my ability also that you misinterpret my intentions nnd enter tain auspicious not creditable to me To prevent posslblo loss to you I sug ¬ gest that you placo your valuables in euro of a friond and submit to a test I ropliod Madam you havo aroused my Interest nnd curiosity nnd I will nt onco ndopt your suggestion by go ¬ ing to my hotol where I will loave my valunblos and soon rojoin you On my return I found tho lady where I had left hor Tho English ¬ man who had not participated In the conversation betweon tho lady and my solf had loft I nccompanied her to an elegant private carriage with liveried driver and footman that was waiting her in front of tho cafe Aftor a brief drive of about twenty minutes wo reached a flue three story residence ono of a row exactly alike to external We entered a largo hppearauces luxuriously furnished parlor on tho c third floor with a fortuno hi adorning It Tho lady removed her hat and wrap handed them to a ifemalo servant and Invited mo to a seat on a largo Turkish ottoman back of a portiere that partially concealed one end of tho parlor I asked her If sho was a professional hypnotist Sho roplied she was not that sho inherited the faculty from her mother and occasionally practiced it for amusement and pleasure I In- ¬ quired wherein the pleasure consisted if mental or physical and sho replied both but principally physical and de- ¬ Sho took clined further explanation a seat in front of mo ntlachcd a metal mirror to her forehend by a rubber band passing around her head grasped my hand with n firm htrong pressure and requested mo to remain totally passive gaze steadily into tho mirror and take slow Inspirations of breath to tho full capacity of tho lungs I followed directions nnd after ah interval of perhaps ten minutes began to oxperience a calm gentle soothing influence stealing over me similar to effects induced by a full opiate I was fully cognizant of my surroundings drcamingly and position although wondering If It was hypnotic influence that I was experiencing The mirror appeared to pulsate nnd onlargo and a dim shadowy mist began to form over it which gradually assumed the dis- ¬ tinct form and features of tho lady The last I recollect was a clock strik- ¬ ing throe When I rccoverod consciousness tho following morning at eight oclock awakened by a servaut knock ¬ ing at tho door I was in bed in my room at tho hotel Except for n dlzy feeling and tired languid physical condition no ill of focts followed tho seventeen hours sus- ¬ pension of my reasoning faculties I inquired of tho door porter the tlmo of my roturn to tho nctci tho evening be foro and ho stated that I came in a pri ¬ vate carriage a fow minutes after mid ¬ night For several days I attempted to locato tho house without bucccss Washington Ios ¬ ¬ bric-a-bra¬ ltl Ho nays HE NEEDED Aft ESCORT Mart ffho Trent to lh TrlboUllene of Theater Alone Have men any right to attend a matl neo without capablo female escort Ho hndjiover been id a tnatlnoo before and on this occasion found that his seat at n certain swell theater across the bay was just beyond thoso occu pied by two young women Ho paused doubtfully white they both looked at him Then tho farther gill began to ¬ - IHOUSE PAINTING Nfilly Atllitlctlljr nml llonritlr ltireuletl by lliois Vrlerani el Uio llrioli AuttWMMiiiM L JI t FvJ FR1TSCH rASIIIONABLC SON 1 Charles J Tom McFaden YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE Bca Publishing Go Iubliihus FOR THE DININQ TABLE HnsffKitUo Note for the Carefut Houaewlfr No wopirku who atucs tho pcaco of mind of hor family will servo cucum ¬ bers nml onions sliced loffollicr Iho cucumbers should bo In ono dish and Tho latter tho onions in another should not bo allowed to ittand upon loin tho tabic ftsholr stronff llavor will InfiiRo Itself Into nil tho other viands They Riiotih Instead bo parsed by tho waitress to thoso who HUo them and then bo removed fioin tho sceno of ac- ¬ tion A question which must linvo arisen In tho mind of ovcry ono who hascntan oatmeal froni bluo porrldffo bowls or pcachoit nrilt urcam from blub Mincers over allow Is why do liousukoopcrs milk to bo served In bluo warn Tho richest cream ever Bent out of a iihmIo fUlry takes on n thin mltky look In a bluo bowl As for nioro milk It Roems like tho very skimmed half wiitcr fluid deur to the professional liutnnrUt llluo is a charmlnjr color for tnbleunro but tho Instdo of a dish which de ¬ signed to hold cream should bo of a rich yelloivl il tint thit will intensify tho quality of tho dojry product A pinto Is nu awkward dish upon which to plla sliced broad for bieak fnst or luncheon It has an unrivalled A faculty for scattering crumbs rather shallow brend basket Is much better Very pretty ones matin of closely woicn glasses in Whlcli ft lino of green is hero and thera discernible nro bohl cheaply Tho bread basket makes poslblo tho display of ni em broidered dolly as n Unlit nnd s to bo commended on that account 1 here aro still housewives who do not know that tho nceominodutlnp sll vermlths have Invented n sort of spofinfork for thoso desserts which It f ccm to demand both Implements is a Rpoon shapcd bit pf silver rather sharp ut the cilpe and dividing into two prnnffs with which nn obstinate bit of plneippln may bo cut and speaicd while tho spoon part insures the froirmand against tho los3 of tho snrioimdin sirup Tublo linen cmhroldorod In whlto pocses nn advantage over that mil Lvd with colored silks Its owuor does not hnvo to replenish her china closet in order to liavo a harmoniously set table Linen embroidery lias an advantage over silk In that It docs not become ycllqw with ago In wnshinjr The regulation tablecloths nnd nap¬ kins nro most cfTocllvc looking1 when they siro ndrirncd only by a narrow bit of drawn wdrknlmvn their hnlnstlchcd hems and nn embroidered monogram Jn the tablecloth tho monogram Is ar ¬ ranged to He on tho conter of ono side between tho edtfa of tho tahlo and tho centerpiece withtho tops of the letters pointing toward tho center Napkins arc folded in four square parts nnd tho monogram embroidered In the Center ¬ gather up her hat hor cape her bundles a programmo ahd a bunch of flowers from his sent All these things sho piled on top of tho open box of Then sho chocolates on hor knee Tho stood up and ho started to pass second girl seemed inclined to keep It was whon but her placo olear that with tho best Intentions ho could not got by hor sho heaved a largo sigh and clutching the content oi her lap rose Then the box of chocolates dropped It was my fault he murmured and getting by her ho knolt in tho narrow space botwoen the rows of scats and began to pick up the scattered chocolate lie gathered most of thorn oxcept tho throe he was kneeling on and those ho offered to scrape off It Che wished Meanwhile the girl dropped her opera glasses on him and steppod on hi fin gers When Anally thoy wero all seated Bho dropped her programme he went under the seat for that and she offered him a chocolate A he felt sure It was the ono ho had taken out of the hair ot tho woman In front ho de clined Then says the Oakland Echo she asked him if he had over read tho book from whloh tho piny was taken and ell through the next act sho told him about it Whon It camo crying tlmo sho found hor handkorchlof milting and ho could not do less than offer hor his At the end of tho act ho de cided to go out for a drink She had pui her parasol In a new place and he fell over It In getting out besides the veil of the first girls hat caught on hi vest button and he pulled hor hatafter him When the girls settlod down they said they thought men were awful pulsancea at tho thoator and then they discussed the discomfort to themselves Jthat would ensuo on his roturn IIo stood up for tho rest of the play and declares this young man does that If he over goo to a matlnoo again ho will take his slstor for protection Chicago Times Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BUY WHERE CAN THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal Cos Will make eitlmatei ilrct tolori iml eteeult work la a itvlaaml finlili lecoml lonone They want no material illfhi nn ilelilli and Invariably give latltfaeilon They tike palna and pleamre In tirentlnx all viotk In their line If you ars even thlnVlnn of filming li li to your inlereiltoconiult them MclADIIN ft SON Addreu llarrietley Ky mtoiy urrt jti Upper MEnCHANT TAtUOR- Sand I 1 t IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS First Si Bvansvllls Ind PATENTS J R LITTELL Trade Mar Oppoilt STOraE i Ha earnesllr solicits the nationaga of bis Hop kins county filends Attorney and Counsellor in Patent JOHN GjWIORTON and Copyright Csase Patent OlDct Our ERY GOQDS BANKER Madisonville Ky i WaelraijragjtotTii O C Over twolvo years experience NEW EeFftKTJeNT CONSISTS OF SHOES FOR prosecuted Kcjccted cases accorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of In ountion I ndvlso as to patentability with t chargo Mention this paper or Information American and Foreign Patenli Caveats nnd nil business arising Transacts a General Uanklng Uuslness under the patent lawn promptly and care Special attention given lo collections fully Write Hofel j MADISONVILLE s200 ky ltirclj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH Or Tlllt tMMACULATB wpRwTTLucile Job work tastily executed at tins A trial order is all we ask CONCBTTION 0 30 ijo p Hnt mitt am 111 700 a m teeond man and arrraon Koiary Instruction and benediction at every Sunday A M Coerm pallor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Everything NEW j Little Feet Z3m AND- Servleel reRulnly held morning and evening every hint and Third Sunday In each month Youuft Mena Prayer merlin Turiday niclil Regular Prayer meeting- Tluuday night Sun W IIGON Tailor dayichool at 9 jo a m MISMONARV BAPTIST CHURCH office L N RAILROAD TtiE Qn BAT each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sunday chool at 9 30 a m I S Kdwridi Panor Servicei teeond Saturday evening and Sunday GKNKRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Service regularly held at Anembty Hall every second Saturday night Sunday inoininf and Sun ¬ day night In each month J A llurdrn Pallor M B THROUGH TRUNK LINE between I he cities of Wasnt VTorklns For Nothing took her sister Nellie to school with hor ono day Whon they went home for1 lunch Nelllo was out of sorts Whats Iho matter with tho baby asked her mother I aint a goln to cchool any more declared Kelllo Why doat you llko school No I dont Clara four-year-o- ld Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc CHURCH Services Srtt Sunday each month Sunday A J 1IKNNBTT Pallor chool anoo p m U K Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansvillu St Louis And Uio cities of CHURCH Service every found Sunday morning and night by X C IVtru Pattor Prayer meeting every Friday ulgtit KNIWAItOK Prayer merilng every Snndiy evening at Alterably Hill rl Y M1UTII Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mnhilu nnd New Orleans P S CHRISTIAN 6jo Without SIKlil AND Olneangfe UNHIVALUD ROUTE I ZION A M K CHURCH SHORTEST AND QUICKEST make tours all over my slate I aint a goln to school to make fours for that teacher Sho can doss make hor own San Francisco Post fours Colored Cvnitanty Why Well the teacher camo around an asked mo my name an how old I was I told her four an sho asked me to HATS WMM OPrt FOR 9 M l89 New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLES Services evenr Sunday moinlna al 11 ccloel and evening at 7 oclock Siinlt r tulool at 9 jo a in w w uawiey paiior From St Louis Evansvilte and Henderson to the 5m ALL SIZES 3T ZION HAKTIST CHURCH Servicei Sabbath at 11 a in and 7 p m Sun day school it 0 jo a in V W Potter paitor SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH fr ItTaMsonclllr CHTISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays af 10 30 a in and a 00 p m by Rev S P Powler Communion service every Sunday at iojo a m Prayer meeting every Wednetdiy evening at Bijo BAPTIST CHURCH THROUBH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct con- ¬ nection ¬ a canton flannel under covcr for her table or for her who allows tho laun of one division There is no place among clvlllzod beings for the woman who falls to have Two colored dandle wero overheard indulging In tho following conversation on one of the streots of a Texas town I say Jim you doesnt call around a much as yer us tor at do house of Miss Matllta Snowball Do truth am Julius I called on her so many times in dls hero close dat Isa afcerd she will suspect my wardrobe am limited Pshaw niggah you Is a fool Jess keep on goln ter see her jes as you Is and den she will be sure to tako to you bekaso you are so unchanging in your suit neahl heahl hcahl Texas Sitt ¬ ings ¬ IreLt AS Men WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS WELL AS Preaching every Grit and third Sunday morning and evening by Kev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wednetdiy evening Sunday ichool every Sun oay moming ai g is U K CHURCH SOUTH For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points JLeein WLxn The POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening bv T C Peters Praver meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every aunaay morning ai 9 00 o ciock CUMBERLAND rRESBVTRRIAN CHURCH North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Men Women and Children Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 a m and 730 p m by V A Doon Tailor Prayer mtttinc every Friday nlgbt at 7jo oclock rRISBVTIRIAN CHURCH Sunday school every Sunday morning at 91 J Poeachlng every third Sunday afternoon al 4 rclock EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the lino of this road will receive special low ratc3 Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atwore G P Louisville ¬ dress to iron tablecloths and napkins Into Intricate designs or for her whose waitress is permitted to set knives forks nnd spoons In stacked arms stylo at each placeor for her who falls to put lco under hor butter during the dog days or for her who doos not have a bunch of flowers or a bit of greenery on her table at every meal or for her who fails to sorvo hot plates with hot food and cold dishes with cold viands hcmlst retort ready Its a good thing you married Nancy you nlways havo a a Judge Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN Cobgc Directory xAA X T A Kentucky THE --N Y World PIONeR TINNER Has taken a permanent stand at the head of the class with a full and complete stock of m Trarulentbrethrencordlallylnvlied F U ARNOLD W U la attend Cms CowsLt Secreisry JtJ V E W TURNER LODGE No 348 P ft AU Stated meetings the first and third Satordsys in each month at 7 30 p AMERICAN DIPLOMACY Hotr Oar Foreign KapresontatlTee Appear In the Eye nf Mexican Tho Correo Espanol affects to consid- ¬ er tho Americans of no account diplomatically possessing no moral and intellectual influence in tfio world and ¬ ¬ Ibw LaGB BUrtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM ajnfe 8MHf tgaailtac C II Hunt Sccretiry ST DBRNARD LODGB No 140 1 F Meets every Tuesdsy eight si 710 p m Vlilting brethren cor- d alfy Invited to attend PIBRCB MEYERS N O Rrxw SVILLEjl - vwJK UUI1S CVeBSV ClilCAGCrMwN WP Stoves Castings and Tin ware Which he offers to bis patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the shade When it comes to Repairing Hoofing or Guttering ho always holds the ace and deuce His work is sky high in quality whilst bis prices are dirt cheap His cus- ¬ tomers are treated like millionaires If you should need anything either great or small in bis line Walker is the man you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left by calling on him at the old stand ¬ points to tho fact that tho United States have not yet producod a great genius Wo yield tq nono in our ad miration for tho great mnn of Spain no poet llko Caldoron has arisen In tho United States no groat and splendid genius llko Corvantos but tho Correo Espanol should remember that Spain Utolf docs not produco suoh giants of tho humun intelloot every goneratton and it shquld not forgot that the Amer- ¬ icans corno of that great race that lias glvon the world a Shakespeare and a JJacon colossal minds who belong to oil the world to all humanity even as do Cervantes and the splendid Col doron The French commissioners at the worlds fair at Chicago have mado a report that it would bo well for the Tho Corroo Espanol to republish frank and candid Frenchman avow their astonishment at tho munlflcont provision the Unltod States have made for oducatlon at the school houses which nro palaoos nt tho huge publlo libraries opon to tho poorest at the great publishing houses which glvo to the world more than four thousand books a year all ovldonccs of a ro markable Intellectual movement which n fair minded journal should tako Into account Tho Americans nro not nlways shin ¬ ing successes In diplomacy and yet any American may point with pride to diplomats llko Motley liancroft and Lowell and to the groat Franklin who in simple citizens dress at the brllllnnt court of France obtained a tmcccts that old school dlplomatos all might well envy laco nnd ruffles Sometimes tho Unltod States sends to foreign countries ministers who are boors and ambassadors who aro ubscs but so do European countries tho history of whoso dlplomaoy is strewn witli stories of nbsurd and pompous nonentlticsl Tho clear sighted Napo¬ leon saw through that sort of Europ ean diplomat and played with thorn as a cat docs a mouse The United States have no roiiBOii to bo ashamed of a di plomatic record that began with a Jay and a Franklin aud has yot lo show a Foster and a Pholps Mexican Financ ¬ ier ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW NEW NEW v QUICK SALES AND SMALL 1 EARL1NGTON COMMANDERY No UNITED ORDER OP Till GOLDEN CltObS Second and Fourth Saturday nights each meets month A cordial invitialon is eilendcd vlilting Sir Knights and laklei J D WYATT NC TIIOS N DLACK Kot R BUM Ll Q VJF FWalaV The rilisTllr jfuNKllF PROFITS VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In Ilia All members ot the order aro Maionlc building cordially invited 10 attend WF ri To vtcDnmJHi EVilCVIll I BuaaKof C1IAS COWELLCC R and S The Claie In tlraruuiar f F villi HOPKINS LODGB No 61 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 7130 oclock p m Vlilting brethren cordially Invited to attend N W llurr M W K1 Scauaos Recorder North KA5HVIU ROUTE OF THE William said tho lonelier parse tho sentence Xenla has about seven thousand fivo hundred inhabitants William had not studied the lesson but ho began boldly Xonia Is an nctlvo verb first personA verb Is It Yostn Can you glvo tne some other sen tence in which it Is usod as a verb Ycsin I havent enia over a our Pittsburgh house for a long tlmo llulletln They toll me your wifo is a new said tho lean man with the woman Of course I supposo It yellow vest Oh I is a rather tender subject said the fat man aint worrying Shos all right She licked the hired girl yesterday for burning the steak lllnx calls his doctor n biographer for tho reason that ho Is at work ipon Vis life Texas Sittings ¬ EDiaxlirigjtojn W II JERMAGAN - Ky Our Grocery IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT fficial Dircctorij SUte CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IlMITED t Vlco Prei and Gen Manar WADDILL Catblar OW 3opkins Lountu Department -- aBANK Madisonville Ky J VI IT J Ml CORPS OF CLERKS Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you Capital Stock - 50000 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 wc handle It is the same in everything Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of The best is by far the cheapest Hopkins and adjoining counties See what we have in Has the finest and most secure vaultta Our ei and other staples this section ot Kentucky NOTICE Oarietcl Iraruiit trial and Coffee Canned igetx Trx cxitea and the will bear inspection which takes and To those who have Hopkins County lands for sale Illobbs What nonsense It is for the Announcements for advertising these newspapers in their accounts ot wed lands in all parts of the country have been dings to describe tho brldo being led made by the Kentucky Bureau of Infor- ¬ to tho altar mation and Immigration Write Prof Slobbs How so Well most girls could find their Glenn Madisonville for blanks which 1hllndelphla when properly filled and returned will bo way thero in tho dark liccord sent to the Dureau A French provincial nowspaper John H Atkinson oi Uarlinglon mem which boasts ot its large circulation ber of Executive Commltteo will ho glad ¬ publishes tho following nalvo an ot furnliU information No charge made nouncement on tho subjoctof a charity tor advertising to Wo ndvlso nil our A Bail Libel THB ONLY Coveruor John Young Drown Lieuienant Gevernor Mitchell C Alford Pullman Veatlfaulsd Trnln Uorvloa will Secretary of Stato John W Ileadley Newest ami Flnant Day Ooachus Anlitant Secretary of Stato Edward O Leigh Private Secretary to Governor Arch D llrown Sleeporu rtud DluinaT Oars Attorney General W JHendrlck Auditor L C Norman WOM TAfa Treasurer II S Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ ter Thompson TO Regiater Land Office Green H Snango Henry P Duncan Insurance Cominlialoner Deputy Commltiloner W T Ilaveni Adjutant General A J Gross Asilitant Adjutant General P II Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConncll Sine Inspector of Publlo Trnsts W II Gard ¬ ner Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court of Appesli Chief Justice W S 1ryorj I MHTt H THt Nf i 11 ravnier aielrlgg I 11 Lewis Clerk Court ApReporleri K W Hines NORTH AND NORTHWEST nam a Aaami ueputy cieraa court Appeals Robl U Green Wood Longmoor In Sergeant G S L ROGERS l 1 JltPFRIKS A Koberleon Tipstalf W H II 11111 OIA r il K Superior Court Presiding Judge I01 Harbour Suotbern Pass Al Judges W II Yoitlr Jos Harbour J II Urent Kvamvllle IaJ CbstlanoocaTennn Librarian Mrs Mary Drown Day intpecior 01 Minea u j norwoou Railroad Commlnlon Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chas II Poyntr Urey Woodion SOUTH Tcrrc Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul uiv In everything as stated it is the ISTES ¬ W BEDSTT uounty nluigeof CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE ¬ St BERNARD iNcouroKATnn 1 Circuit Court C J Pralt Attorney John T Grayol Circuit Court Clerk John Clirlily Judge ot County Court Jno G li Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon W II Arnold g County Cleik Thornton Sberlfl Will jailor S IOtfutt hupeilntendenl of Schools Thos II Smith Coroner Jno II llooih MSatSTIATgsl EBbBMSEJ CA0saiYiii Olno nml Sauthvrtittra H ll UCTWfCN 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