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manently spa TRADE which will appear St Bernard Coal Company PITHY fARAGRKrH8 SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Tbe Si Bernard Coat Co INCORPORATED - A lamp of coat was mined recently at Trenton Missouri that weighed 1410 pounds or nearly three fourths of a tod ¬ In hot weather any cheap grade coal It warns For an even heat In winter the enough Knell mndMdWddware unequalled v It UWit that lit many liew the low price daring the put months caused buyers to think that still lnwr prtrei mlxlil iirnvali therefore thrrr li crnid r4i iumI ym ft iw taken by ilia-- iiirttm tiiinnnr The coal liade lingered aRinnn the dull and uaptofiioUe condhloa loager thin any other Ua of bunlneaj but at latt appanra lo have taken oa a mm for the baiter and il it hoped that tbe Rood condition will continue Net la ao jrcara baa there beta each a long period ef law wte In tbe rlvera of Pttlabarftb Vnt--Titrlf- COrL joRUSHE ID price HaaaiSaaSBtaf9t BBPT J iwMMaar aTJBr L - 5t n Ml C rjtaWjln 3wWBBaB taf Zt warn waHBa Ha Kaaawa WaTyijTBMwBWBHBir Laaa wHfnjr liaaTlT Eil a Ij SjySKEfikim f- -4 j y t- j tt JaPwwU vjS imtt jMrfff tI eoKe - Strange things nappenl Alabama coal men formed a combine in New Orteann and shoved up the piire of coal In lbs city and nelghlorlog coun- ¬ try It i not so very njanv years n o when Ala liumn coal men bowrd and ncripnl on rnierlru New Ortrtns and only wauled a tnull place not ton Inui the tiru Hi iititinrh cnl mii u A no loot liji td They ueiurtlucMiill kdmilled hnd now thiratrn to push the Pillhurjih coal men cut into tbe sleet Tbe Pittsburgh coal Rupply is 400000 tons short and Alabama coal commands tbe market lt Ur t cely 74 iacbet ekal vttr record Uvea11893 the loweet oa tbe abowed 186 iacbe for Seplem If SeplemUr was dwBwBfaalB ¬ bLK S L3rrZ i Over one hun Hot UtaM Aaalaloa Ala dred saea are bow esgaged ta making rerulra aad InprovWeate aad la detatflh other work oasctjaai to put tbe coke faraaces of the wood Iron Woika a fir clan abape lor Iron v -- STWSSwb Mining Machine at Work Cutting No 9 Coal in the Earlingtori Mine - y Ar J W J lUchop of Warrea Pa holding aa In Iwett ta a 300000 sera tract of coal aad timber hade in tbe upper Big Sandy Valley of Keatucky waa looking over tbe territory receally bat with Lat ly there have bees what vtewle sot atated many turaora wtlb reference to the loag delayed ralh oad project of that tectloa - Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only ibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET -k- II is stated that tbe Follelte Coal A Iron Co which owns between 30000 and 40000 acres of timber coat and iron lands in east Tennessee is preparing to develop this properly on a larje scale by building several railroads to connect with surrounding points A line wilt be constructed immediately from Coal Creek to tbe Iowa of La Folletle with branches to Middleaborough aad Jellico and Ibo line will probably bo extended from Coal Creek to Knoxyille A considerable part of tbe grading on the section from Coal Creek to La lolletto is dons and enough ties for that section have been got out and partially dis- ¬ tributed From one ton of ordinary gas coal may be produced 1300 pounds ot coke 30 gallons of am ¬ monia water and 140 pounds of coal tar By destructive distillation the coal tar will yield 96 pounds of pitch 17 pounds of creosote 14 pounds of heavy oils 95 pounds ot naphtha yellow 63 pounds of naphthaline 473 pounds of aapbtbol 233 pounds of solvent naphtha 1 5 poande of phenol ra pounds of aurlne pounds of bea sine pounds of analine 077 of a pound of toludine 046 of a pound ot anthracine and 09 of a pound ot toulene From the latter la ob ¬ tained the new substance known as saccharine which is 530 times as sweet as the bestcaae sagar one part ot it giving a sweet taste to a thous ¬ Coal Trade Journal and parts of water ¬ t - BMaa j aaaaaaM mm waeaMeaai aBai Soke Here It the work of Ibe new coal dumpteg f paratue at Cleveland O Early la tbe autralag laced at Ibo dock tbeateaaUr gfptlaa wa In two boura 31 cars of mal were dumped into bar bold In three hours aj cars ta four and oae balt boars Including a delay of twenty five miautea la placing lbs loaded cats 38 cars or about iaoo loss for Base Burners and Furnaces a much less Northern men may smile at it but Northern women will take it more seriously and wish not improbably that it happened so also to them Harpers Weekly ¬ Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ii ii ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ¬ fl Shape MAY of tbe Eartii BE MINUTELY NOW CALCULATED k if i Results A Twelve Years Sur vey Acre the Continent ¬ rt- - r V w Tha scientific measurement by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey of the distance from the Golden Gate of San Francisco to the mouth of the Chesapeake alon the thirty ninth parallel ha3 been completed The news that the last line of the triangle had been taken in this great work ha been the received by Gen Duffield Superintendent of the Survey in a dispatch from Mr William Ein beck who has been in charge of the undertaking since its inception Every scientist in the in 1883 world has been waiting anxiously Its importance for this news tnay be judged from the fact that upon this east and west line de pends tho determination of the precise shape of thb earth and the accurate laying of linen of longitude instead of the approximate ones that are now in use This line will be the basis for a revision of all astronomical work in which Gen Duf ¬ accuracy is desired field sad to day to The Republic correspondents Twelve years ago a party of surveyors began measuring tri angles at the same time at each side of the continent One started from the moulk of the Chesapeake Bay and worked westward the other started at the Golden Gate They and eawe eastward Cal met amqntf the Colorado mount ains at a designated spot on Satur- day a week ago and the Geodetic As soon Survey was concluded as the partyieached a telegraphic station thev sent me the news which tle ftiiiediato Geodetic Asloclasiofl nap in cession in EU rope has been awaiting anxious- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It wWI take yet a year in all probability o make the computa tiens from the survey and such verifications of portions of the Tke work as ay be necessary figures have to be reduced t the When this is m level W to determine 4one we wllH the djntance between San Fran ejsco and the mouth of the Chesa ¬ peake Bay within fw yards of ubsoluie accuracy The work has cost somelhleg One ol its ntAot over tiaoaa practical advantage wilt lie that it will eoeWe tbe detetwinatSon of an distances between cities and the heights above the sea level of all points along the thirty ninth par allel Ita scientific advantages arc much greater In fact this work may be taken as tho greatest contribution ever made to science by The chief object a Government of the work is to determine the It has precise figure of the earth already peen determined by north and south lines but this one which we have completed is the only one of any extent running cast and west There arc two or three of the north and south lines Russia has the longest meridian lino ever run going from the Black Sea up to tho northern limits of her territory There is one in India run by Engtand that is nqxt in length while tho third was run by Eng land and France in conjuntion from tho most northorn point of Scotland down to the Balearic From these lines the Islands shape of the earth has been deter- mined north and south but it has been necessary in order to ascertain the exact shape to run a sim The ilar line past and west United States is the only country that has enough territory cast and west to accomplish this which will be the greatest geodetic line ever measured in the world Mathematicians have figured out what the shape of the earth ought to be They havo worked on the basis of the earth in n Knowing the molten condition number of revolutions and tho centrifugal fprce they could calculate about what the earths figure should be But tho earth cooled more quickly at the poles than at the equator and did not tako the shape that the mathematicians fig In order to determine tired on What its actual shape was there ¬ fore a perfect triangular survey was necessary While the present lines of longitude arc close enpugh for the ordinary use of saliors they are not sufficiently accurate for scienTo determine any astific work tronomical observation it is nec ¬ essary to have a vertical line in That order to obtain the zenith vertical line is at right angles to the tangent to the curve of the earth at that point The plumb line does not give a true vertical line It is affected by outside in fluencesat tk a seashore by the fact that the lighter water is on one side of it and the heavier land on the other and in the interior of of the country by the mountain masse 00 the one side ejad the c tbe gainof oaplumb other The liatTis tMf6itt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ one of the most difficult tasks in physics instead of the simplest as nn ordinary observer might think With transcontinental gc odctical work completed wo will be able to supply that vertical line so necessary to all exact astronomical work Tho whole scientific world will owo a lot of gratitude to tho United States Government for the en- crgy and skill witn which it has accompiisucu tuts great anu important undertaking -- Washington Dispatch to St Louis Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ SOUTHERN BELIES SOUTHERN POLITENESS state and in some instances as that RACE of Ansel Bourn the second person¬ DISTINCTIONS COULDNT STAND IT A man lay dying An angel came and stood by his bedside gazing with pity at the white face In sweetest tones he spoke to the sufferer I bring you the water of life With a look of infinite disgust Col Blood of Kcntycky turned his face to the Wall and ignobly rNew died with his boots off York WorhL YOU CANT ALWAYS TELL WHO 13 GOVERNOR SOMETIMES IT IS THE GOVERNORS WIFE Many years ago William JLSf of New York took a seat by the driver on tho outside of a stage coach running to one of the interior towns Tho driver thoughthis passenger was a little out of tho ordinary run atld had a curiosity to So know who and what he was after a while he asked him whether he was a traveling preacher to which tho Governor responded No In the course of the next hour ho suggested other occupations of his passenger to all of which he responded At last his curiosity be No came so strong that he said Well stranger what are you Mr Seward answered anyhow Governor of what Governor Governor of said tho driver said the Git out New York driver you cant come that on me Just then they were enter ing n little village and the Governor saw ahead by the side of thq road a man whom he knew Well when you get along to that man standing thurc pull up So tho driver fdr tt minute pulled up his horses and Mr Sew Am I the ard naid to the mam Governor of New York Mr B replied the man fJVo by thunderl Mr Seward considerably aston Then who is ished Midi KWwhpn Governor ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ Tlmrloui or that ha apparent and real arc not alwuy Wr The above story suggests Wtd h t to usv Govern- - same inn Did you ever happen to remark DUPLEX PERSONALITY how large a proportion of South ern ladies arc belles Our NorthDr K Osgood Mason in a reern idea of a belle is of a being in cent paper on Duplex Personality t petticoats of such egregious loveli- ¬ Its Relations to Hypnotism and also ness and grace that she shines to Lucidity makes the following conspicuous among her sisters points First that there are now and excites more than her reason- on record many well authenticated able share of masculine admira- ¬ cases where from a condition of tion There arc belles in the syncope brought about by pain A ball may have its belle weakness or long continued illNorth a season may have its bellcsT ness from cplcptiform attacks loss Charming young women who arc of consciousness from shock or special favorites in society arc of other physical causes patients have ten spoken of as belles even to the emerged into an entirely new and northward of Mason and Dixons unusual condition In this new line But whereas with us the condition the individual thinks title is ephemeral the expression speaks and acts in a manner en of a passing sentiment and carries tirely different from the usual or no very momentous weight among primary personality Even physi our Southern neighbors it seems cal conditions arc changed In one to represent an achievement of case from a condition of wretched In LUodily health accompanied by epi solid value and permanence Kentucky or Virginia or Georgia leptiform attacks idolenco and once a belle seems to be always a melancholia the patient emerged belle The title clings to its pos- into a state of excellent health sessor and long after the gaycty by industry and cheerof her youth has given placo to fulness and without a trace of episoberer charms and demeanor she lepsy hysteria or melancholia in is still described as that erstwhile fact it was an entirely new and dif belle who sodazzledher Contempo- ferent consciousness and personalraries Does the reader rchicmber ity During this second condition that ho ever heard of a Kentucky the primary consciousness is engirl who was not a great belle or tirely blotted out and the time so read an obituary of a Kentucky occupied is a blank The second matron who was not described as consciousness or personality on a great belle in her jouth the other hand knows of the priThere must bo more belles in Ken- mary self but only as another and tucky alone than in all tho Middle distinct person haying no special States though not more perhaps relations to itself and with whom than in Virginia or Georgia Dixie it docs not wish to be confounded abounds in lovely woinenbut cyen It has opinions sentiments memoher abundant possession of the ries a personal history in fact a raw material out of which belles character altogether independent arc made seems hardly to account and often entirely different rpm the for this disproportionate develop- primary self but sane consistent ment with itself and in harmony with There must bo some other rea- its surroundings This second son for it and there arc grounds personality may continue for a few for the beli6f that such a reason minutes or hours and may alter exists in certain characteristics ot nate frequently with the primary tho Southern man It is asserted self or it may remain for months by women of experience who have and eyen years at a time and so been out in society in the South become the dominant personality that socially speaking the South- alternating only seldom with the ern man is as different from the primary self In cither case all Northern man as men are from the occasions when this second self women or fish from flesh The is present are linked together in when one distinct chain of memories Northern man is polite lie is polite but the Southern forming a personality just as conmans politeness runs into gal sciously distinct as the primary Jautry A Northern woman who self On close examination and has been an object of masculine comparison it is found that this attention in a Southern city is apt second personality presents very to remember it all lief life and to marked analogies to the condition recall it with regret The South of somnabulism in ordinary sleep ern women are bel lea because tho Again it a found to be identical Southern men mko them so with the condition of somnambu That aeemi to be the secret of it lism which occurs in the hypnotic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ality has repeatedly been brought into activity by hypnotism Here then arc three distinct Coeducation of Whites and Blades conditions in which a second cona Penal Offense in Florida sciousness or personality is brought A new school law took effect in to the surface and becomes the ruling personality to the exclusion Florida on Sept iby which it beof the primary self namely loss comes a penal offense for an indifrom disease vidual corporation or association of consciousness shock or other physical causes or- to conduct within the state any dinary sleep and the hypnotic school of any grade public priExamining closely the vate or parochial wherein white trance personality apparent in these con- persons and negroes are instructed ditions and especially in the con- or boarded within the same builddition of ordinary somnambulism ing or taught in the same building and that of the hypnotic trance we or taught in the same class or at acujjthe same time by the same teacher find certain supra normal tics present in these new or icui ucia iviiu viuiuiu 11113 mw uiuy second personalities not present in of course be fined and imprisoned the normal or primary personality The law is said to have been especially the faculty of supra aimed especially at the school normal vision This alleged fact maintained by the American Misis not generally accepted because sionary association of Congregafrom the standpoint of the ordinary tional churches at Orange Park where coeducation of the laws of optics acting upon physical Fla organs such vision is of course im- races is in vogue It is said that possible But within the past ten tho missionary organization will years the subject has been system- seek a legal decision as of the new law atically studied as never before The state superintendent of eduand the evidence of such vision is JBut it is cation W N Shcats has written simply overwhelming the subliminal self and not the a letter to the secretary of the primary self which possesses this Frecdmans Aid and Southern Edpower This supra normtl vision ucation society in which he boldly is also sometimes exercised in nnnounces the pupose of the law as follows dreams and in reverie It is my opinion that the word The following conclusions are 1 is intended in 1 drawn That there does exist persons to section and pupils as teachers to apply in some persons probably in all a subliminal self or second person- - the intent of the law is to nip in ality whose action is not strictly the bud social equality and misceg limited by the physical body and nation that such schools arc calcuwhich posscses perceptive powers lated and possibly arc intended to far exceeding those of the primary inaugurate in this part of the counself 2 That lucidity or clairvoyance try Those of us who love the is an attributo of the subliminal Anglo Saxon race and this great self And in that view is perfectly American republic are willing to reasonable and is a proper subject do almost anything to preserve of investigation by scientific meth race purity and to save the south ods That hypnotism is a from the spectacle witnessed in 3 means of experimentally bringing Haiti Jamaica Mexico and wherdistinctions this subliminal self with its added ever there are no race education of We believe in tho perceptive powers into action the negro Our works testify to Med Record our faith but we da not believe in Mamma Why is Willie crying the elevation of the negro at the Bridget Shure mam he want cost of the depredation of our ed to go across the street to Tommy race In many sections of the Browns south the blacks are largely in the Mamma Well why didnt you majority You are philosopher let him go enough to know what must be the Bridget They were bavin char final result Of your nefarious docades he said maam and I wasnt trine of coeducation of the races shure hed Had em yet Chicago and social equality If the negroes Inter Ocean must be educated with the whites who discovered I sincerely pray that it will only be A gentleman that he was standing on a ladys done north of the Ohio where the This train had the presence of mind to whites outnumber them Though I may not doctrine of social equality espec- ¬ to remark have the power to draw an angel ially as it is enforced upon tho from the skies I have pinned one helpless school children is the The Udy excused only animosity I bear the north In to the earth ej every other respect I admire her hiut ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ institutions and her enterprise especially her educational and relig- ¬ Exious labors and enthusiasm change ¬ ¬ a a FACTS WORTH KNOWINO The deepest artesian well is at Budapest Deph 8140 feet The highest chimney in the Height 474 world is at Glasgow feet The largest library is in Paris the National containing aaoo 000 volumes The deepest coal mine in Eu- ¬ Belgium rope is at Lambert Deph 3490 feet The largest landed estate is that of the Czar Nicholas of Russia 100000000 acres The highest monument in the world i3 Washingtons at Washing- ton Height 555 feet In India every residence must under penalty of fine have his name written up at the entrance of his house Australia has a population of less than 5000000 but economists declare it could support 100000 000 with ease The largest bell in Japan that in the temple at Kiato is twenty four feet high and sixteen feet in diameter across the rim The new Baltic canal has cost 40000000 and is fifty nine miles long At night it will be lighted from end to end with electric lights A small electric lamp is being used instead of a bell in some telephone exchanges in England The call for connection lights the lamp The largest bronze casting in tho United States is the Buffalos head which hangs over the eastern entrance of thC Council Bluffs 0m o aha bridge The largest telegraph office in the world is in the general post office building London There are over 3000 operators 1000 of The batteries whom are women arc supplied by 30000 cells Nearly 400000 is the amount obtained from the bicycle tax this year by tho French government the number of machines declared being just under 200000 They are well spread over tho whole country since Paris and the de partment of the Seine retun 38000 jess than a fifth of the total - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ i n XI Now is The Bse the time to subscribe fof rVib A cn - a n anvcro drouth TiifcRtun Chicago man in Hop ot tho AllcttaniPF kins Coimty justjnow doing the prc hn roigncd west Of course so latu in tho fsonion liminarywork orlmxounty mnpond iftt mm there has hern iliylit dnmago don flaking oubgcnpTionafor its sale tfi to croni hut there is sdarcc m rlcjproposcs to tow nil tno rpaus enough water in the Ohio to ojffhe county tlievoting precincts CDMPANY KEG PUBLISHING lrieorpwMeJ Since the aoth of auucVelrftthoJnrtr8tKivinK location float anything rt ilrd th Pctofflrt at Uarllngtoruit Second April there If been no coal stage 6f farm houses andhames of far mi Miner in the MohoiiKaheld River and nicrsr This is wall and wc believe SUBSCRIPTION HVTflB- not a bushel of coil lins pased the scheme should be encouraged Map vilf bo approximately oo tho mouth of that river since that The II on Vrrletlj In advance S SU Month month About 8000 miners in the accurate a source of considera ¬ J rnreeMontn i nt fntil4 nnd will servc river pits have been idle iilmoit ble information Koeelmen eople mailed free on application Cirrejpondent whled In all puts ol in as a guide toyatiyHcsircd point this entire period eonmy Addre ui or itatllculari The coal supply in this section Then wc liavcncvcr haS rx map KATES OV ADVKKTISINO Of is unprecedented -- ready for a rise nnd we ought to have one 11 00 Ont square flrMlrworilorP -- but no pros eacliaubaequentlnterilon course wo should have an accu- ¬ to float it lo market Utipt7 adrertltementa for Ion pctioiii eon rate survey and a map owiietlahd pect for a rise iracteu lor specialper line iio Local Noileoa j cenu free nAtirnt made by the countytshowingJaU ti1 a Athcharted Interted per line 4 cent rikilnlrnnilriMlll ha Tun democratic papers and talk the public roads by sections and at regular rate miitt A1I iderllemenl like Hie run of Ihe paper Kirapolllonawlll crs profess to be much worried furnishing tin accurate base for the en only when rrnned for bjr apeelal con over Republican success for fear operation of road improvement A lilrst all eommnnleatlona lo our own public schools will bo But if wc cannot havcthis let us THE DEL Earlington Ky The ordi- ¬ have something made mixed schools know much nary Democrat dont THURSDAY OCTOBER 17 895 about tho Constitution of Ken ¬ HARDIN tucky so wc publish for his benefit REPUBLICAN DEVICE In dissection 187 which say Mr Hardin represents no popu ¬ tributing the school fund no dis- ¬ lar impulse and no popular de 1 tinction shall be made pn account mand He was notninatedtand he of race or color and separate is sustained by a self perpetuating schools for while and colored chil- ¬ oligarchy which has been in power This in frankiort tqr twenty years dren shall be maintained that His attitude of superiority lo the should satisfy most men Republican success cannot change platform Ins defiance of the Con the present system so far as mixed vention wuicn nominated mm 11 We do tho support gicn him by the schools are concerned believe however that with the party machine managers are the REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Republican party in full control of results of lone vcars of power the the State Government a system holders of which feel they are no of education would be adopted that longer responsible to the people For Governor would replace our three months 1 he acts of Hardin and Black W O BRADLEY and five months schools with those burn are high 4 party treason Garrard County t of nine months duration incir success wouiti ueiarinore LbeJKlBee 3ftZS For two months ¬ CARLISLES MlVE POINTS j K bl ¬ HN NSSWw ¬ There is not n frco coinage country in tho world to day that is not on a silver basis 2 There is not a gold standard country in the world to day that docs not use silver as money along with gold 3 There is not a silver standard conn- try in the world today that uses any gold as money along with silver 4 There is not a silver standard country in the world to day that has more than onc thirtlof the amount of the circu laUon per capita that the United States has 5 There is not a silver standard coun try in the world today where the labor ing man receives fair pay for his days i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ work i j Now 1 state these five propositions de-¬ the front biayclu wheel to that the wire may be rapidly gath ered up from tho ground automatically The reel is borno in front of the handle bar The bicycle is made very heavy to guard against acciucnis arm 10 support 1110 nuui tional weight Tho various tele graphic and telephonic instruments arc carried in boxes which ate fns tened to tho frame The Racing Board of tho L A W should have the undivided nnd earnest support of every individual wheelman nnd every athletic and bicycling club in tho United States in its effort to stop Sunday racing The day is recognized in America as one on which to sus pend the usual entertainments of the week respect to traditipn nnd sentiment ought to be sufficient to suggest its observance to all right thinking citizens and clubs But thtowing aside all question of the mere propriety of holding races on that day the bad policy of flying in the face of popular disapproval should suggest itself to all those that arc interested in the continu ancc of clean sport Even pro motors of snortinc enterprises cannot be indifferent to the shot sightcdncss of pursuing a course which a very large majority of the sight seeing public docs not ap prove The mere novelty may attract a certain class of Sunday idlers for a time but this class is not as a rule a truly sporting one nor one that even in a mere pe cuniary sense pays inr the- long run Harpers Weekly with ¬ ¬ If mm legislation increased salirlo created un necessary officef mnnl felted their Incom ¬ petency to manage tbo prnntcntUrlrs brought conVlct labor Into competition with honest free labor dlvrrinl the school fund failed id provide a decent Stale Capitol And led Us chnrilablo Inanitions without the necessary means or It or proper operation ¬ FOR SALE Kifty six ncroa of land 0110 mile Ky For south of Nortonville particulars apply to l J Slsk St Clmrlos Ky epl ig m NEDVSTi Wo demand economy In every depart ¬ - Afrit HatUo Oujtfon Dukedom Tenn ¬ Gave New Life Sick Hoadacho and Nouralgla Cured by Hootlo Hoods DArsftrarllla has done tno a great deal of good I havo been n auRcror from stole headacho and neuralgia nearly nit my life Tho pnlna had become to Intenso that my hands would cramp for hours so that I could not ujo them Tho doctor told inr husband thcroViMllttlo help for Tho dlrteront medicines tried had tn rrrcatly disheartened mo BInco using two bottles of Hood a Bnrinpnrlla I havo real Ued relief bo much so that I feci llko now ment of public tervlce tho encouragement I of enterprise and capital and cqulUbto and Thlt llouio It New lAitnMilnci riNw I air apportionment ot the Slate Ihe Impar ¬ ItrerjiblnA Ill 1 chut tial execution of the law n thorough re ¬ modeling ot llm revenue system a rigid MADIOONVILLB KY inspection of Ilia books nod a radical change In tho mimgrmont o trio peniteri MrsfSarah PrwiH proprietor tlaries We reeognizo lb it the safely ot n Stile Isbesl promold by tho fostering of n lib ¬ VOUK ORDKKS IOlt eral system ot common school nnd we pled ho oursetv In enldrcn and increase the present system so ha I reasonable op ¬ Will receive prompt attention at portunity may be given to every child In Kstimntes fumiilicd the Stale to oblnln totld tuinlnen educa ¬ tins office application tion upon BELMONT SulHeleritlr lleiteJl SSo HOTEL tWrT JOB WORK 1 ¬ ¬ person Oar little boy has teen ¬ since taking Hoods Eorsaparllla soreness and hoarseness havo pono and ho is batter in health 11ns MATTin Guitoh Dukedom Tcnnossce Get Hoods Uo with everyone who with bis throat but Hood s Sarsa- paHlla kMlV5 troublod lC ures iUMl Hoods Pills besomo tho fsTorlto cathar tries them 25o per bo LIVERY STABLE SPSCIALATTBNTION QIVBN TO IKE DAVIS Jt4ftiL I A 1L III AD ei IIUAIIOU FUNERALS First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates ce MY UIGS AUK tFURNlBHkD J I j on BHonT HOTioa - liberately after care- ¬ ful examination of the - NOTICE To those who have Hopkins County lands for sate Announcements for advertising these lands In all parts ot the country have been mado by the Kentacky Bureau of Infor ¬ mation and Immigration Write Prof J J Glenn Madisonville for blanks which when properly filled and returned will be sent to the Bureau John B Atkinson ot Earlington mem ¬ ber of Executive Committee wilt be glad of furnish information Ho charge made tor advertising THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM THE U EST IN THE CITY tt SPBOIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TRAVELING MBN H For Lieutenant Governor V S WORTHINGTON Greenup County For Auditor of State SAM HSTONE Madison County For Secretary of State CHARLES FINLEY Whitley County For Treasurer of State GEORGE W LONG t if Grayson Conntj V S F6r Attorney General TAYLOR Butler County For Superintendent of Public In- ¬ struction HWJ JDAVIRSON Pulaski County u For Register of Land Office CHARLES 0 REYNOLDS Fayette County Commissioner of Agriculture LUCAS MOORE Marion County For Railroad Commissioner JERRY M PORTER Hickman County For the Legislature ft R GRAHAM I ft TO VOTE THerEPUBUCAN THE TICKET PUT X ONDEK THE LOO CABIN The Democrats baving determined to snack the legality of the Eagle as the Republican party emblem the last con vention formally adopted the old Harrison and Clay Log Cabin as the pirty dc vice It will be placed at tho head of the Republican column of candidates on the ballois and all that is necessary to cast a vole for the Republican ticket Is to put the cross mark right under the little log cabin and insldo the square It would be well for all Republican workers to explain this change in device so that no votes may be lost through care lessness at the polls The log cabin will bo familiar to all old Whigs ¬ the ad Valorem systems in mind at When self the time lie wrote the wavqring balance shakes tis seldom right adjusted to home industrylike Henry Clay were not manufacturers nor interested pecuniarily in factories But theyycrc patriots is fortunate for the Robert Burns must have had Great expounders of Protection ¬ 9 i Kentucky It Girl says the Sunday Star that the Duke of Marlborough published his engagement before he came to the bluegrass state else he might have made the trip more profitable than the mere investment in blooded horses Tur Iowa Press Association passed through Earlington Tues day on special train northward bound They have just completed a big fat tune at the Atlanta E position Some of the boys were hunting a drink here but found noncj and one yelled from the departing train this is Earlington the dryest town on tho L And he was about right N ¬ ¬ ¬ POLITICAL NOTES On next Saturday night 19th Inst the voters of Earlington will beaddressed by Hon Jno Feland No one on the issues of the day can he better posted on the political topics of the day than this Veteran of many Campaigns Then on Wednesday night 23d irist our citizqnawjll havo au opportunity of hearing one of tho Mandard bearers of the Republican party Hon Geo V Long candidate for he posi ¬ tion of State Treasurer Mr Long is an able exponent of the princi We feel sure the ples of tho party twpfspeajjcfwijl present their at guments in most excellent and ac coptaldo ways ¬ ¬ The Common People Self respect and theautonomy As Abraham Lincoln called them dont care of tlTe Democratic party bothiPrc- to argue What they vcht rncirom supporting Gen want is aabout their ailments cure them medicine that will To the residucyof the The simple honest statement Hardin I know ticket I have given my support that Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me is the Dates For our Republican Hardin is being repudiated by and I will vote for all oLthe nomi best argument in favor of this medicine Candidate for Governor Democrats of life long standing and this is what many thousands volunArranged by State down in old Kentucky Blackburn nees of the party who do not de tarily say is shouting for free silver and the clare themselves opposed to the Committee Hoods Pills are the best after dinner black flag Breckinridge is carrying platform as understoodand ac pills assist digestion cure headache 25 Much to the disappointment of on a warm campaign by the liberal ccptcd by those Democrats who use of disinfectants and the great adopted it many Democrats who have been Democratic platform of 92 is Awn deluded with the idea that Col W Why is it that the names of time having a O Bradley had abandoned the an off Grovcr Cleveland and John G af it Who said this was campaign at Eminence a few days Philadelphia Carlisle have never passed the lips year for Democracy ago and would not further conPress of Gen Hardin for approbation tinue the canvass of the State but from the following list of appoint -- DIPHTHERIA AND since his nomination and have ments it will be seen that the ColoANTI TOXINEr I been roundly denounced as gold j nel is still in the fight from now the tools of Wall street1 buRs on up to the election The new The diphtheria has not ct been by Senator Blackburn and his can Notes list of his appointments is as follows conquered in thij vicinity and its didates for the Legislature all over October Does loyaIty to the dread is still over the hearts of the State It is now said that the output of Covington 29 8 p m many parents and the lives of Democratic party require us to wheels for 1896 will not be far from Shepherdsville 21 2 p m their children We are happy to elect men to the office who have 800000 Hodgensvillc 22 2 p m say that the disease was stamped opposed every measure proposed Lebanon 23 2 pm The United States Tobacco Lancaster November 4 2 pm out effectually and very promptly by these chosen leaders to elect Journal states that the falling off men who are pledged to oppose in the demand for cigars will when it first appeared in this town OFFICERS OF ELECTION and has not appeared again Of the next Democratic administra- amount this year to 700000000 cigars and this loss is very generIf it course we are in some danger so tion if it is like unto this The following are thp officers of ally credited to cycling long as the infection remains in docs then we are wrong in refus the November election 1S95 apthe vicinity and everyone should ing to support these men If it p- An enterprising firm in Evans pointed by Judge John B Hall on Ind now uses a tricycle parbe extremely careful of possible docs not then wc arc right and ville cel delivery wagon which is pro last County Court day whatever calamities arc brought prilled by a boy in the usual manexposure to contagibn White Plains Arch Fox G C Happily there were only two upon us by their defeat arc not of ner The parcel case is of course our own choosing but of those who mounted on the axle of the rear Berry judgesjR P Tcague sherdeaths here These two occurred before our physician 3 could equip refuse to be guided by the partys wheels The weight is not great iff L H Johnson clerk and the rider says he can make alNortonville themselves to administer anti action Robt bisk G E most as good time as a bicycle over Hamby judges W L Clements toxine the wonderful scientific A Vote for Gen Hardin at the brick paved streets of Lvans sheriff J Y Crabtree clerk discovery that has reduced the this time and under the circum- ville death rate in diphtheria cases to stances is not 0 vote for the DemMortons GapWalter Davis B A landlord having refused to less than one half that of the best ocratic party if Democracy is to permit his tenant to take his bicy C Rice judges Burr Morton previous practice After the anti be tested by tho platforms of 1892 cle into his leased office or flat sheriff Ben T Robinson clerk toxinc treatment wj3 begun there and 1895 It will give no hope to Some property owners were quick Lake Earlington Jo F Foard was nothing but success in the re- the Democratic party in any State to sec the advantage of offering acfor wheelmen and H S Corey judges F B Arnold sults In Earlington including that is doubtful in the canvass of commodation their property with now advertise sheriff P T Wilson clerk Hecla there was a total of four 1896 On the contrary it is a the information that there JSnc Frank North East Earlington teen cases of diphtheria of which vote for free silver and will be re- commodation for bicycles The Sisk Ben W Robinson judges only two died as above stated ceived at home and abroad not New York Sun says in speaking of R P Killick sheriff Dan Evans Bicycle There were about one dozen chil only as a free silver victory but the houses of the future stands in dwelling houses arc as clerk dren immunised by the anti toxinc as the first and only victory for sure a part of their ordinary furni South East Earlington Jas B Most of this number free silver in a Democratic State tnre and equipment as the um- Head DW Umstcad judges J treatment had been exposed directly to con- or in a State cast of the foothills brella stand is already T Coencn sheriff M McCord tagion in the families where there of the Rockies It is a vote which The New York Fire Department clerk Rjchland Josh Todd Wm Fin were actual cases of diphtheria blasts all hope of Democratic sue has under consideration the conbut in 110 slnjlc case did the lis cessin 1896 Judge Jphn Quincy struction of a bicycle chemical ley judges II E Eison sheriff engine for use in the tip town and Tol Y Gordon clerk easo develop Ward suburban districts The plan pro Courthouse T M Slaton Ben When diphtheria first showed Secretary Carlisle is goHTg to proposed contemplates a light Laffoon judges Ernest Speed itself in Earlington our town au make a speech at Boston which chemical engine of from 30 to 40 sheriff Jas L Btirchfield clerk thorities took active measures to is equivalent to saying that he gallons capacity which will be Elk David Fowler J D Todd establish tliu best sanitary condipropelled by four men which would doesnt caro what becomes of Gen make much better time than the judges Jas Nichols sheriff S H tions throughout the place Our Hardin in Kentucky Globe Dem- horses do Out of 1100 men in Ilanner clerk schools and churches except the Mill WM Rhea R B Utter ocrat the fire department 300 now ride back judges S D Cooke sheriff Catholic Church were closed bicycles Scientific American If I vote for you I surrender J D Martin clerk Our children were compelled to Someimcago Henri Rochcfort KitchenWm Stark H G remain at home The streets both my convictions and the platsaid in LIntransigcant that he did Coleman judges L C Nisbct I will surrender neither where the disease was were quar- form not believe in bull fights unless sheriff Ira M Ilanner clerk antined and in charge of a special not for a crown would I surrender thc horses were replaced by im East Hanson L A Pritchett policeman no one was allowed to either I would not ask or advise unbreakable cycles This has now W Slaton judges Robert Ash any Democrat to do what my own been done but the Spanish public y sheriff J D Haywood clerk pass By agreement of our physicians convictions forbade me to do docs not care for the innovation West Hanson Richard Ram Carlos Rodriguez a well known and the endorsement of our board This conclusions may pot be in cyclist and Badila the picador of sey I M P Stewart judges W of health Dr E A Chattcn was lino wjth modern politics but it the Quadrille dc Mazzantinl both M Madison sheriff L R Becny made health officer and was also must be adopted by the majority entered the arena mounted on cy- clerk Oak Wall Jas T Hobgood J The former soon ran away given charge of tho administration of our voters if the principles of cles of anti toxine to all diphtheria pa- our party pre to be defended and from the bull but the latter stood L Hanner Judges Walter Crowhis ground and being unable to ley sheriff W S Grace clerk tients His ttevotion to these maintained turn quickly enough both machine North Ncbo W S Rutherford cases was constant and he deIf the nominees of the June and rider were thrown high in the serves the gratitude of tho com T B Porter judges Giles Har munity Our board of health was convention are not bound by the air by the infuriated animal The clson sheriff Win Barnctt clerk composed of Dr P B Davis Jas platform What is to hind future rider was happily not hurt hut South Ncbo David Morrow II machine demonstrated that R Rash Dan M Evans and Dr nominees Who will be expected the II Hill judges B L GoochBhcr unbreakable cycles by not exist E A Chatten health officers ifl Ira King clerk or required to obey instructions of The experience has been the next convention The army signal officers have Dalton J F Montgomery as iit throughout tho practice in this viequipped their service with an in- M Grigor judges Dcloncy Sisk If sound money Democrats genious arrangement for distribut- sheriff N cinity that the anti toxinc treat J Wyatt clerk iiinnt when once begun should be accept tho premature and hasty ing telegraph and telephone wires Charleston Sam Logan Alfred actively followed up conclusion that free silver is nlreadv It was found that in throwing in- Ilowton judges Jas Thomas Wo make this full statement of they prepare for their own sulated or naked wires on the sheriff T L Jones clerk the experience of our physicians beaten ground preparaiory to estahlishing dqfeat Frco silver is pot dead It communicating stations the weight Dawson T W Clark Esehicl and authorities in overcoming what threatened to be an eipidomiCi is ndangcrous and may bo a fatal of the reel was considerable and Hamby judges pen Mcnsor sher Most of tho acts havej been pre delusion to see in a neglected and it had to be carried on some kind iff J 13 Rice clerk Ilsley Capt John Hamby K viously published and are gener dishonored platform mure political of a hand cart The latest method any Known uut tun experience power is to carry the wire op a reel which J Salmon judges Dixop Right than will exjst in Jho elechere has been wide enough tri be is affixed to a bicycle Tho rider sheriff John Hnrland clerk tion iind adinislrion D n Gov by valuable and particularly iosince propulsion of the wheel dis hs St Charles Wesley CooVGto jt has been the initial experience ernor of the State John M tribute the wire in tho track o the King judges Joseph Hi Kennedy with anti tnxino ill this sectipit Athrton machine The reel in connected sheriff B V CiWHand clerk ¬ ¬ The same democratic papers and talkers would have the people be- lievc the republicans would sell the state or burn it up or destroy it in some other way if placed in power So wc find only tn the democratic party all the intelligence public spirit honesty and thrift of the state - harmful to the real Democratic party than any temporary success Louisville of the Republicans Post j - monetary statistics and the commercial and industrial systems of all these countries as far as they are accessible and I do not think any man can successfully controvert them ¬ Stable and Office on MAIN 8T near Depot ISAAC TJAVIB ¬ Wc are opposed to the free and unlimited coinage of silver believing that it would involve the country in finan- ¬ cial ruin Wc 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 COL W O BRADLEYS cisely as valuable as a dollar New Appointments For Speaking in the other The Republicans of Kentucky whle recognizing in the approaching context I ho great importance of Stale matters ncer theless appreciate Ihe fact that parties ex ¬ ist nationally and that no political parly should be afraid or ashamed tu givo full and explicit explanation regarding its posi ¬ tion on eery question affecting the pros perity of Slato and nation Tho apprehension ot business Interests as to rcctfrtt threatened tariff chances and the wanL of confidence in Democratic management caused reduction in wage general depression decline in exportation of busincssdcstruction of property shrink ¬ age in values and labor agitation This ap ¬ prehension accompanied uilh substquent Democratic legislation made by parly perfidy and dishonor has served in many respects to incrcaso rather than diminish Under these circum National disaster stances the currency question has been forced into undue prominence and ihe Democratic parly has seized upon that is sue to ihe exclusion of all else for the purpose of diverting public attention from the contemplation of the ruin Its vicious policies and miserable management ha wrought We favor a tariff so regulated as to pro tect the interests of all classes of our citizens upon articles that may be successtuly manufactured or produced in this country thus insuring good wages to the laborer and a horno market to the producer and in connection with this mo favor tho re establishment of the doctrines of reciproc- ¬ ity We belieye that such a system will defray every governmental expense gradually liqodate all indebtedness restore public confidence and relegate to the rear the undue excitement now prevailing con- ¬ cerning the currency In view of the past financial history ot the Democratic parly its devotion lo the old Slate bank system and wild cat tendencies we affirm that the Republican party can be more safely trusted to regulate the financial system ot the Nation We favorau American policy which will protect Americans and American interests in any part of tho world at all hazards and will sympathize with struggling re- ¬ publics rather than ignorant monarchies When the Democratic party camo into power In Kentucky it found the Stale able to pay every debt and have millions of In the meanwhile it has col- ¬ surplus let lected millions of dollars of taxes under tho most unjust systems ot revenue nnd yet we aro today in the humiliating at titude of befng unable to pay the current expenses ofthe State and upon a fair valuation ofassels are in debt millions of dollars They have over ridden the con- ¬ stitution refused office to one fairly elected by the people engaged ip extravagant ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m Ihe 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE F AtBti tmi - mm w EARLINGTOrd KENTUCKY 1EALER3 IN Patent pdiBJnBu and PerttcFij DRUGGISTS 1 j ANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OOOD ROASD monkey-and-parr- ot lair Toolii and Paint Brushes ¬ ¬ IPeiixits etricl Oils 2rRcady Mixed Paints fill colors in small ¬ cans COMPOUNDFD ¬ PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY - BEN T ROBINSON ¬ DRUGGIST MortonM Gojp Ky 1 ¬ 1 ¬ - ¬ ¬ Jss ftXfe CiT2rL IF 3iiL i- - Always on bandn full and complete stock ot DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS ANn nili Andevrytbfngjeljeknowntofhetradel Iisictans ficsmpuons J vl i uarcuntj ompouiKo 8- n ¬ ¬ MADISONVILLE ¬ ¬ Machine HANNA PATE Proprietors WdrksigmWfrJl r i Manufacturers of m Xflfc V f 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ Steam Engines Boilers i Mining Machinery such as f Shakers Mining Carts Revolving Screens Hoisting Engines 7o Etc Rrnce inmle UIUJJ UUVUJ DHALcnS IN Wrniullil Trnn Pino Vifllnrfe IllUUftUl fcylK fM 1 i v fN ¬ AlVUHUftJ llMrlnrfe nyu nyv lnuhJ -- jfl hie v kjs aicuu utidixj Lucm rum us inimors Repairs on Engines Boilers and Promptly Executed fiiid ¬ ¬ sJaaftt all kinds of Machinery Neatly 120 4U 3111 ¬ it IPBJ ¬ Walter McGary I l ¬ ¬ 1 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY ¬ 384255128 Is spent annnally for Tobacco Thous ands of men die annually from that dreadful disease Cancer of the Stomach brought on by tbo use of Tobacco The uso of tobacco Is injurious to the nervous system promotes heart troubles affects the eyesight injures the voice and mokes your presence obnoxious to tbdie clean and pure from such a filthy habit ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stables SPLfti DID LINE OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK 1 ¬ t H 4 P f ¬ -- ELEGAftr TURNOUTS i sf vH I i -v hauling op EVERY DESCRIPTION T TPATJQT7 puhnishhd n f ihh ¬ DO YOU USE TOBACCO ON SHORT NOTICE ism i xm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It you do we know you would like to quit the uauit and wo want to assist you and will if you say tho word ilTi Why by HOW OAN WB HHtP YOU Inducing you to purchase a box of Collls Tobacco Antidote which Is a preparation compounded strictly of herbs nnd roots which is a tonic to the system Also cures tbo Tobacco Habit and knocks Cigarettes Two Squares North of Depot on Irovldence K U silly HOW DO WS KNOW IT WILL CURB y I YOU lrrt by its thousands and tbous KY of cures Second by the Increased demand i 11 I for It from the most reputable wholesale Mnuaclirerso and Dqaleri in houses Third we know what it Is comi i posed of and that the preparation will Sash Doors Blinds Door Window Framd clean the system of nicotine and will canMouldings cel all errors of the past HRACKETS YOUR DRUQQI8T Has Colli for sale COLUMNS VUNTiUTOJip MANTELS If ho has not ask him lo get It for you II FLOOUINO AND CBILINtfAna All Kliids AfHOUOII AND he tries to palm off something lust as URRSSEI LUMBER good insist on having Colli If lie will not order it for vou send us li oo nns dollar and rerelvo a box p Colli postpild We isy last filled our new facers ulih ilm Imnrli iin iiomTmucr uuim uukkj or a n llr c W sW own moulding f m1 V1 In most cases one box effects a two but of Alt klndi andrler10n you belter Jrtcoi llitn iny mHl Inl ilia Wqinnfrmr9 cin ilvo poMiV Alio JOBS or eeu wo guarantee 3 boxes to cure any pn ork roij want bouke bitili xiva luc Wo do W klodof oMtlow work lu wr h Ohm COM REMEDY CO Charges Reasonable - Satisfaction Guaranteed 4 New Planjng Mil MADISONVILLE ind rwr 1 mm 4Mm x hi - - ¬ ¬ 9 1 iki W fit Hfc HIJKsjyiW MO 1 i L H PAte T ii en - 11 Pail HpP A ji J - M If J3B HMtjaLii 5uoustru we idfrtoc fBBllllllllBBlMrBrfliBllllllllllllllflrfl1 U A N TIME KOtM TABLE 1101 Mill 3iftlll Accomodation rVovldanca and Mdlonvlll out Nlhl kipiHi into p t in m 71451m is p m fci Mall 4118 p ra Night Itipreii jsj a in Hnrllla AreomoJallon JJJ p ni Ofovliltne thi Millionlll Mil vet 710 in In tSct Sunday May C itg W W BTHR1U0B A mm ARRIVAL ANi DBIARTURB 01 TRAINS AT The authorities of the town had occa sioh the past week to interview Mr Stevens who has Just commenced The work at his now saw1 mill object of the talk with Mr Stevens was to warn him against tho dangerous practico of tho boys of the town in riding upon tho carrier of tho lumbar and of jumping in and out of tho dust pit and racing Mr about tho buzzing saw Stevens will try to prevent this dangerous practice by putting signs of wnrning up about his prcm iocs lie notifies boys that they will be dealt with If they trespass The authoriti6s will do all possible to aid Mr Stevens in his efforts to save life and limb Dangerous ¬ Work of the Death Angel 1 At her Suicide at Hop- klnsvllle homo in this Diud city Wednes day 9th inst at a oclock noon Mrs Henloy wife of Prof J II Henley The deceased has been confined since the birth of twins Her some three months ago death was notvhblly unexpected as her condition has been rather precarious for several weeks Mrsn All IttconiDitnd It NORTONVILLE on C O 8c COINa BAST W F it F 610 p ta ta 104J m Askvour nhvsicianvour dniirmst and your friends about Shilohs Cure for Consumption -- They will recommend it For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store A Mammoth Memphis la Central Clly Fulton l Loutttllts Memphis to LcuUtllli GOING WEST toulsvilla 10 Fulton Ccrlrtl City to MamphU toultvllla la Memphis iijj I jj p m m 737 m Tho ScienTific America recently Potato produced a picture of a potato of monstrous size grown by Mr J B Swann of Lovcland Cal r - m father took her Supervisor Sullivan and family made a tenderly in his arms bore her trip last week down the O V R It to into the house and placed her on visit his daughter win Is goin to school a bed I Drs Darwin Bell and at St Vincents college The Western Union Telegraph Co met Russell were at once summoned examination soon revealed with the loss of a truck car last week the and an same ha ing been demolished by coming the fact that the wound was in the in contact with a light engine at a point fight temple under the fluff of her near Kobards beautiful brown hair and the cruel Four hundred and thirty six miles In ball had evidently done its work four hours and seven minutes Is the instantly largest run and the fastest time yet on Miss Russell was attired in a record and that was mads lately in the 150 Pirtii Avrt N V April 5 iSJ5 Mjr confidence In the mertu of United States new and handsome dress and wore iho llrcironolio tlmnle convenient econom It it has constantly grown and effective ical Tho report is now In circulation through two or three rings on her hand siperl- with mv increAslnc obiervatlon ant W II DlPuv A M D D LL D nrn In the near fulurn a meetone of them an elegant diamond thepapers that Editor reoplot Cyclopedia ing of the chief officials of tho roads In j Ten per crint Discount on Ladies and Childrcns shoes atJ M Vic given her by her mother on her Ibis country will be held so that a uniOften Cures HOW She versal time card can be made which will birthday two days before lory Cos was the youngest of a lamily of improve connections at junctions and other Cases Wrilo us for book- ¬ LclteryLlst A arapGtfine pelegrams four children and was of a bright points let that tells about Pronounced The followinc liitfot lettenf remain un Our day operator T C Martin who a happy disposition with a pleasant the Elect ropolse Oct claimed a tbeEaRisgtoostonice few weeks ago had the misfortune to loso a Incurable No wave on the great fJcean of time Mailed free MORTONS QAP a 14th i8gj8irarlie calling forYliese will smile and a jolly word for all when once it has floated past us can be pocket book containing fivo dollars would herfriendsand a universal favorite feel pleawi ask lorvacivertsed letters very proud if the finder some Miss Pearle Davis of Madisonville vis recalled All we can do is to watch the Boman Ctuie JfDibbs Sidney wherever known new form and motion of the noxl and dark night when the electric lights fail to ited here last week Kev G M Besberc Julia Burnett Surrounded by the luxuries and burn would even deposit tho empty book launch upon it to try In the manner our flixim far Lena Brown Mary Mrs Rena Sick and Grace Coil visited best judgement may suggest our strength put on trial at reasonable comlorts of a happy home withi In his yard where he could find it Cavanaag SalllgCany Burl Miss Cordie Coil last Thursday and skill Gladstone friends and admirers without numSamuel IardiaSRbCkjont Joafo of Walker the Cockrell John Lbng bad business of importance A devout thought a pious desire a holy ber kind and indulgent parents Sloan President of the Delewarc LackaDavis David D DunlapTJhas Webb Dubois purpose is better than a great estato on an wanna and Western Vas in Buffalo Satur- here last week D Ellis j E Dovries David loving brothers and sisters with Granberry Jas 513 Fourth Ave Earl Atty nothing but brightness in her fu- day morning and wished to get to New The invincible Gulhno representing the earthly kingdom In eternity it will amount York as qnickly as possible So they firm of Parsons Scoville of Evansville to moro to have given a cup of cold water Gammon Eld J II Ganang Stone LOUISVILLE KY ture it seems incredible that she made tip a train of an engine combination was here Tuesday with right motives toa humble servant of JTS PIeasc Mention this paper when writing Hamilton Ida Hamilton Sidney her own life could havotakcn car and directors car and left Uuffalo at Hays Chas IlaytisJ B Watwood God than to have been flattered by a whole Mr Uutley and Mis3 I The fact of suicide however was 8 47 A M They got to Hoboken at 4 19 were married last Sunday Settle at the generation fjcJlauilj Willi Dr Cummlng Hulcherson evening doing tho 407 miles in 452 min- Lankford Mandy lohnson Effio cicariy csiauusncaau oui muimay home of tBe bride Dr Sawyers Ukatine makes the kwae Morgan Chas Marshall G I noon by the finding of two letters Will Robinson ot Earlington was in strong Makes those who aro sick well It Morriell Nannie This is a remarkablo run When the It Saves Lives Erery Day Cates Emma Toe III et Women builds up the broken down and debilitated wnicu inrcwa uoou omgm on me big grades of tho Lickawana nro consid- town Tuesday McGratb H L Thousands of cases of Consump- Marshal Albert Constipation causes more than system of old and young St Bernard Drug affair Both ltttcrs were written ered They did the 199 milss be ¬ Nelson W H Mr and Mrs Steel of Sebree wero tho Store half tlio ills of women Karls tion Asthma Coughs Colds and Mitchell Luke Keno Wm to a young man and contained tween Buffalo and Uinghamton in 175 guests of Mrs G M Davis Sunday Clover Root Tea is a pleasant euro Croup are cured every day by Shi Miss Harriet as easy Cure For threats of suicide The first was minutes Tho fastestpart of the run was Mr Just bicyclo as to sit up straight for Constipation lor sale by tnc loh3 Drugstore sale by St Ber- Steavenson Edward Seiber Wm ur Jolofed Hiens T Harris was in Hopkinsvllle Bi on a horso on n Velson Mine Stewart Etta the six and a half miles between Corning nard St Bernard Drug Store written October 6th in whiclv she Monday cycle must bo built right thouch This was done in four yilks Cornelia and Dig Flats Vincent Suda i havo easily ad justablo handle declared her intention to fill a minutes or at the rate of 93 2 miles an Quite a large delegation Irom our town All communications and matters ol news per Web Mrs Well remarked the professor Qood Riddance to John Cook a Wllkerson Tbos titling to tills column should be addressed lo f bar and many sires to fita you crave This letter was hour suicides n o 1 o r iousiv uau kuodisii attended the revival at Mt Carmel last J M Victokv P M i imi menus your uuymg as he saw preparations for running Geo Alexander Earlington Ky never delivered The second let veck conductedby Rev Baxter Barbce bad characPllesl West Itching Tiles electric wires through his hitherto Thousands testify to tho wonderful re ter was evidently written a few Mrs Hayden is on the sick list things have ter who has afflicted Ilecla by his suits of Dr Sawyers Ukatlne in building1 momentsbeforo the act It was Symptoms Moisture intense itching Mr and Mrs M Cain are In Louisville picturesque street presence for many up and renewing the debilitated and broken short and referred to the former and stinging most nt night worse by and Mr Cain is purchasing goods for tho Mr Ed Hughes relumed from Evansunsavory changed since Kosciuskos day constitution St tlernard Drug letter to explain the motive They scratching If allowed to continue tumors St Bernard store atthis place ville last Thursday While it is a fact that changes do moons war arranged before his down ¬ Store Bicycle HOCL Messrs J B Atkinson and J R Hash wercfawnttcn in a firm hand and form which often bleed and ulcerate belast Honor Judge Farnsworth come and changes arc being made 1rof W R Hardin was called to Owenscoming very soro Swyanbs Ointment ot Earlington were hero Monday Not rinnly The tendency on the signed Cammic Brown Russell boro last week to attend tho bedsido of bleeding heals ulcerHavent said a word about everyday in every phase of life and Saturday afternoon charged with x part of onie of our Tho family is one of the most stops the itching andcases removes the tu quality No need Everybody Mesdames White and McCormack of bis child ation and in most so perhaps than shooting at one W A Sissom no where more and prominent in Hopkinsvillc knows tho Columbia is tho The difficulty occurred at the boys to imposo upon their weaker the affair happened in tho most mors At druggists or by mall for 50 Caldwell county aro at present the guests Mesdames G B Walker and F Davis best bicyclo made Havo lowor Miss Geor- ¬ in womens toggery of Mrs J B BlanksA companions is to ba regretted bon muatlelpuia priccd machines too IIarlfords wero in Iho city last Wednesday Mrs fashionable residence portion of cents Dr Swayns gia Bishop wishes to inform you Companys store at that place few days ago on our streets a lady the city Mrs Dick Croft and children visited in Davis will bo tho assistant teacher at Art Catalocue tree II you call that she has a superb lino of and from the evidence before the witnessed an attack made by a boy Madlsonvlllu last week Atkinson College this term DoWn in fye Minf s The funeral was held at the Moore Arnold agtsV the latest dc court proved Cook to be the ag changed styles Rev T II Merriweather was In the city Mjss Annie Hall yisited frionds In Madi gressor Weights anu otticr mis- whose weight was at least a third rVlinth Street Presbyterian Church KY EARLINGTON sicns in Millinery coods to be last week more tnan the jono Ijei jattacked at 2 30 oclock Tuesday afternoon Tho cry of the coal operators now is sonville Saturday found in any nook or corner of siles flew promiscuously for awhile Send your Job Work to this ofPlease give us some gondolas in which to Messrs Walter Morton and Wiley JohnMessrs Harris and Hart have put away when Cook drew his fjunj where With a heavy stick he battered old Hopkins Satisfaction guaranteed Cars seem to bo scarce load our coal son Ijava returned from Miirfreesborough fice their swing for the winter the little follow c vcrthe back and Personal Mention aum upon Sissom rushed into tlio store iwniiiniaual wiHiwtmqaBB III A Fact Worth Knowing a stockMr Bailey of Philadelphia Money and experience cannot improve secured a weapon and advanced legs and had the lady not inter Consumption LaGrippc Pneuholder of the St Bernard Coal Company Dr Sawyers Ukatlne which Is for weak All who would like to take lessons in doibtess the little boy At this fered monia and all Throat and Lung to meet hia antagonist Mrs Susie Turner nnd sister were In has been tho guest of Mr J B Atkinson and debilitated persons and those that are painting on fabric apply to Mrs Carrie il 11 tboTpast week diseases are cured by Shilohs juncture Cook hastily fired through WOlliU IlilYU uccil uuiy iiijuicu Madlsonyille Tuesday MAKER BOOT AND SHOE run down from over work St Bernard Alexander Cure For sale by tho St Ber the window at Sissom tho bullet The- - big boy It is thought the Mud River Coal Co Drug Store Will Johnston of Cadiz Is visiting wife aro on Air Herbert Garrett and Mr nard Drug Store going wide of its- mark and Itlien watched and if he persists in his the family of Mr A J Stokes will soon start up again Their loss by Are MAniSONVILLE KYi the sick list parents BABNESLEY fell heavy on them and It takes a large Officers Mor mean actions Jiimself and A Wallis of Hopkins took to his heels Mr Fred Retf II Amos preached at Central City Miss Jimmte Mahon is visiting relatives If you want shoes lo fit and to of the law amount of money a well as time Jo re In Owensboro this week ville is a visitor to our town this gan and Denton soon arrived on must suffer the penalty Sunday Mr A Jones little boy has diphtheria wear well have them inadn to orbull same spirit is manifested by week He comes on business con- tho scene and ere tho fugitive was The Miss Jessio Morton ot Morions Gap Rev Foster is carrying on a meeting to der Call at my shoe making esminers can bo but is improving Few of which all aro Invited nected with insurance Mr Wal- ¬ awaroi of their presence had him the larger boys i school and with visited Miss Lizzie Browning a few days found idlethe St asBernardin all their mines The little girl of Noland fell work now tablishment opposite the Court Jna T thi3 disposition is coupled a de last week lis in addition to his activity in in custody Mrs R Hultcr Is on the sick list is good and generally speaking they have from a high chair last week and has not House have your measure taken A speedy investigation was had sirp to impose upon the teachers J his line of business is the most Dr and Mrs P B Davis visited in aclass of men who improve every oppor been able In walk since Messrs Colonlus Bishop and Dock Earl for a first class hand made shoe in actions Paducah this week tunity lo work enthusiastic Christian EndcavoVer as above stated and this beliger- - There is nothing manly The cltliens ot Barnesley held a conven- were in the city last week Shoe3of my make as all my cusnow languishes be whiqlimark the beginning of the Miss Leila Wilson of Madisonville was it ha3 been our good fortuno to ent young man Civil Engineer Eddio Robinson is now tion Saturday and nominated officers for Messrs Ike Waters and Wm Shivers tomers will tell you arc made of paturc of tlie Dully ana ruinan the guest ot Miss Paulino Davis Sunday we are pleased to state ablo to be tho town to bo placed on the ballot for the meet Ho js every ready to ncp hind the bars at tho county jail in wero n Madisonville Tuesday night the best material and arc in ever were default of a two hundred dollar Mean as it is to nimpose Upon Mrs Lenna Huff after a short visit to out on the streets again but looks quits November election in the cause But recently we There Is soon to bo a wedding in our respect just what a man needs companions of ones own tha family of Mr T D Walker left yes tli In and weak nnd it will lake sometime Chills are tha Iho order of the day that vicinity weaker apprised of excollent work he did bond Cook is midst lo regain his former gooJ health take terday for her home In California Very Respectfully a shiftless characterand many sex it is still less manly to Eddyvillc Many n the prison at Mr Jas Gibbons children aro getting The Christian Union a club oranlzed at advantage ot ladies ancespeciatiy Although the St Bernard Coka Works Miss Mrs Edwin Phillips and daughter better of the poor fellows in that band of bf Hecfag citizen would be glad to those who are in tho capacity ot Mortons Gup by George Lane is ono ot CASPER HARRIS N are running at their full capacity the de Maud were in Madisonvillo Monday he best clubs lo which young people could dqvote flem Mts V II Walton had a relapse Tues six hundred inmates call him their get rid of him altogether teachers they who mand exceeds the supply and we venture belong All are Invited lo attend Its meet Hi QUALITY We trust the tay If Troubled With ltheumatisui Head This selves to the care arVdftraming of If Mr and Mrs W II Hall ot Madison the assertion that it will be sometime before day good friend ings ville worshipped here Sunday morning children tho coke is again storked there The good peopla of Barnesly arc con of Mr Wallis will be both pleas 1 have Amnapous Mo Apr 16 1894 Wo the Teachers Trustees ind colored C U Joues and Paul P Price went to JJonU Tbbacco Spit The truthful Secretary Bailey of tha Reinocke Coal templating building a house of worship ant and profitable used Chamberlains Pain llalm for rheu citizens of Morions Gap nro much elated startling title Hopkinsvllle Sunday to hear Kev Sam Company reports business at their mina or Smoke Your Life alt that is claimed matism and found it to ba Sister Comby Is some belter than she over our new school house which is just of a book Jones preacbr Away How o Curt all Skin Dlieitti prepara somewhat crippled on account of sirkness has been for several days pat for it I bellevu it to ba he 6 w ¬ Tho potato is of the Maggie Murphcy variety the namo inNews Holes Personal Barographs and dicates the species and is 28 Other Doing at Home Worthy inches long 14 inches in diameter of Special Mention and weighs 86 lbs 10 ozs which Hoods Samparllla tiken at Ibis tea is equivalent to ixt bushels of orton will maka you feel ttrong and vigor dinary potatoes Mr Swann last out and keep you from sickness later on year produced 430 bushels of this Closing out Dry Goods at J M variety of potatoes from a single acre Our farmer friends will Victory Cos probably bo sceptical but they Catarrh Cured Health and sweet breath secured cannot beat the potato nor the by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy story Price 50 cents Nasal Injector Karls Clover Itoot Tea free For sale by St Bernard i euro fc Dru Store Nothing renervous diseases Son have been ns lieves so quickly For sale by the Crenshaw busy as bees in a tar bucket the past St Bernard Drug Store few days opening up their new A Piece of At No 9 mine stock of dry goods clothing and Thoughlcssness last Monday shoes in the Dujin McLcod afternoon building there came near being a serious accident in which foreman W A Sr DraptW And Liver Complaint you have a Toombs and M McCord his asprinted guarantco on every bottle sistant had a close call a narrow of Shilohs Vital izcr It never escape from instant death while fails to cure For sale by St Bermaking needed repairs on tho nard Drug Store drum purely through the thoughtHughes will lessness of engineer Sharp after Messrs Rankin Soon have their new stock of drugs being previously warned not to set Wa Their store is already a the machinery in motion until Justhing of beauty and when com tified Mr Toombs came near pleted it will be a Jim Dandy in entering the drum but found that appearance the work could be done as well by A Kataal IkautlGtY reaching through from the outside Karls Clover Root Tea purifies and while thus engaged happened the blood and gives a clear and to notice the rope catching up the beautiful complexion For sale by slack the only indication given of St Bernard Drug Store ttc approaching danncr barely Sure enough bargains in Dry giving them time to escape Those Goods at JT M Victory Cos responsible for the movements of Since disposing of their dmg de machinery should be more consid Robinson Bros have erate for tho welfare of others tak partment lengthened thcirshclving preparing ing nothing for granted but at all to accommodate a more complete times remember the motto of Davy Be sure you are right line of groceries and gents furnish- Crocket then go ahead await orders before ings They certainly haPut you pull the throttle and complete store ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Garlinior happenings For more than two weeks past Mrs Ott andjicr son of Camden Missourimothcrland brother of tho dcccasetl were constantly at her bedside rendering every assistance necessary Funeral services were conducted by Rev A M Cocncn at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Fridaynuirning at 9 oclock after wluclnhercmains jfwerc in terred in tho Catholic cemetery at this place On Saturday morning one of tho precious littloMiabc also closed its cyegtliTiiSlthti indAha aftef noon was intcrreoby the side of its mother Mrs Ott nnd her son left for their home In the West Sunday night carrying with thdm the four motherless little girls whilr the father nWcharge of tho boys dad one ¬ ¬ ¬ Another sad dcathalixroccurrcd that at705 which of Mrs FmrrKrBpawriing occurred at the residence of her mother Mrs Margaret Bourland Mrs Browning has been a confirmed invalid for several years suffering from that dread disease consumption Sie to her bed almostcontin uously for the rast ear and her death was not unexpected Funeral services were conducted at Grapevine Thursday afternoon by JlcvW 11 Moore She was a devout member of the Christian Church nnd in her death it can be truly said of liet a good woman is gone jf In her death she leaves one son Master Henry Browninga devoted mother and a number of near rela tives to mourn her departure pjtWwmjeday ¬ most shock ing tragedy was enacted last Sun day evening at Ilopki isvillc at 615 oclock in which Miss Cam mic Russell the beautiful and acdaugh complished ter of J D Russell a wealthy citizen of that place and Vice President ol the Planters Bank took her own life Fifteen minutes before tho awful deed was committed Miss Russell stood at tho front gate of her lovely jiome gaily chatting with a party of young friends tho very picture of lfcalth youth and beauty Still in the best of spirits happy and jolly as sho was wont to be she left her friends at the gate talking to them as she walked backward hundred or towards tho house She answered more feet away the telephone and then went upstairs to her room while the rest of the family were called into sup per about that time As she failed to put in an appearance at tho supper table her mother sent the cook out to call her anout the Not time the meal was finished finding her in the house she went to the gate and called to the neighbors to know if Miss Cammic was there As she was not found her fathcrIcftUhc tabic and began to search iof her not dreaming that a tragedy had occurred Go into the garden some fifty feet beyond the house under a peach tree he found her dead body She was lying partly on her side and partly on her face with her right hand under the wounded side of her face dead with her fathers pistol lying by her with one iam- A ¬ UKiTr r i ta iMKrBSiXS S4rj4-i-- of pcoplo who visit the -Invalids 110101 nna mirRicni iiiguiiiu- at imi--- 5 LnS3 fnlo N Y nro many trho aro sent there by thoeo who liavo already from Pfrsonni experience umrncu or mo nroat achlorod by tlio Bunrcons nf ihnfc famuli tuUon iMUa heroic or culling surgery la Ynr InMtniiMi found nrtcoAAArv Ovarian Ilbrotd Uterine and others nro removed by Rlectrolrsuani olhor conscrrnHvo means and themriy tho perils of cutting operations avoided Pll P TUMOR0 hoircvcr UrHC Fhtukt mmwhsto rriumpn in uonoorvnnvo urgory sixteen-year-ol- ¬ tllMint lumuuun lowor boircl nro permanently ourod without rain or retort to tlio knife I IPTIIRF or llrcnch Hernia Is radically rurC1 without tho knife and without pain Trumea can bo thrown awnrl no matter how trrnup n thola Illaddcr ptilvcrlzodwasli crushed cd out and unruly removed without tutting- oiNihilv IIUHS o urinary rafsairo arocut v so t pmnviH without ting In hundreds of cna 1 or ramphleta numcroua references and all lid ten cents In Stamps to particulars uullliirm m World i lIBxnnf v Modioli Aesoclauon Main Street llntralo N Y 003 bocomotiOe blasts ¬ Nino sections of one train wero run one day last week on tlio Henderson dhlston Is ¬ Clay Wooldrldge aller a few tUys rest now again it work ¬ Agent Geo T ODryan of Henderson made a brief visit hero last week Supervisor Sullivan put on an additional force of men list week Li cut out brush near Uaokin It was a rushing day for the train crews and dispatchers last Waek when 4 trains were safely handled Snpervisori Sullivan and Divisaro mak ing big preparations for lha Inspection of track that takes placo next week ¬ Nashvillo certainly cannot complain of tho way she Is represented 01 this di vision as about eighty voters mike that their home The railroad boys to a man favored the appropriation voted for at Nashville last week In favor of a centennial celebra tion ¬ berTcmpty TThohorrified O - Yardman Lawrence Kilroy was called suddenly toTcrre Itaute Ind last Saturday by the slckne11 of bis child who is afflicted with djphthcria ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ Fortune can smile on soma men without son Is expected to preach lha funeralof Ilrnsky Ivy the daughter of Mr Frank ivy who was burned to death nt her homo In this place last January showed that lid was mtich elated over If you havo tried many remedies nnd some occurrence nnd when tho fads Lo carno public tho cause was that ho was tho many doctors and aro still debilitated and weak nnd discouraged try Dr Sawyers father ol another fine daughter Ukntine rind yon will bo cured St BerFivo or six jcars ago Mr Kdlson In a nard Drug Store chat with n Press correspondent said bat when he had developed successfully his Idea for tho extraction of magnetic oro ho should undertako to solve Ilia problem of obtaining directly tho energy that Is in coal Ho then said that it this problem could be solved It wduld probably result In increasing tho wealth of tho civilized world to a greater degrea than any other InfluZAccunus ence of civilisation had ever dono and would far exceed lha ndvantago to tho nv world which had flowed from tho discov T CORIGV eries of Ucsscmcr for the making of steel In Jericho that city grand The Uessomer servlco to tho world has Thero lived a rich and mighty man been estimated by ex Mayor Abram S Was chief among the nun lliey say Hewitt to bo equivalent to an addition to And oer the place ha had full sway the wealth of tho world in the past forty years by n sum equal to the entire commer- A Jew by birth though ostracised cial capital of tlio civilized world n hun- And by his raco quite well despised dred years ago Edison said that if it wero Ho vowed allegiance lo Roman rule possiblo to oblafn directly ho energy For this hes dubbed a knavo nnd fool that Is in coal the wealth Increasing results One day tho news was ushered In would far exceed those duo to Besscmers Tho man his come that pardons sin discovery For instance he declared that He felt his guilt and sought the face if all tho power there Is in coal could bo Of hlnwho brings redeeming grace directly utilized an ocean steamer would cross from Liverpool In New York with an Small of stature yet lithe and trim expenditure of only 200 or 300 tons of coal He gathered quick lbs nearest limb And swung himself up Into spacu whereas now so much as that Is used Inn to sea that lovely face single day Tho factories would be ablo Intent to get from a pound of coal tho power Wealth honor position forgot which the steam engine develops only from With the rabble ho cast his lot too pounds Of course every one could And joined iho noisy restless mats sea that that would result in an enormous To watch the king of glory pass cheapening of the most Important cxpenso When Christ tho Lord drew near the tree next to labor perhaps and material In- ¬ And this repenting man did see volved in any manufactured article On him he did compassion have Mr Edisons computalfons were that In And all his household he did save tho development of steam power 90 per Rev G M Burnett tho now pastor has cent of tho coal used under the boilers Is dead waslo The heat goes up the chim- ¬ sent in an announcement that he will be neys It Ij felt In tho bailer rooms and present and preach for ho pcoplo at the out of too pounds of coal ten creato tho M E Church next Sabbath at 11 oclock power necessary for modern civilization and 730 p m while ninety goes to waste If any con Tho essence of lying h in deception not siderable portion of that 90 per cent of in words A lie may be told by silence wastage could bo saved the reduction of Ruskin cost would bo almost incalculable Let it make no difference to theo whether The Darlington Wis Journal says edi thou art cold or warm whether thou art We ill spoken of or praised if thou art doing torially of a popular patent medicine Marcus Aureliuf know from experience that Chamberlains thy duty Colic Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy is atl Hypocrisy Is folly for it is much easier that Is claimed for it as on two occasions safer and pleasanter to bo the thing which it stopped excruciating pains and possibly saved us from an untimely grave Wo a man seems to appear than to keep up would not rest easy overnight without it tho appearance of being what ha is not In the house This remedy undoubtedly Lord Burleigh saves more pain and suffering than any Scriptural repentance is that deep and other medicine in tho world Every family should keep It In tee bouse as it is sure to radical chance whereby a sinner turns from be needed sooner or later For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben Iho idols ot eiaand self unto God and de- T Robinson Mortons Gap and George voles every moment of the inner and outer King St Charles man to the captivity of his obedience Chalmers J M Victory is closing out his Dry Goods at actual cost and is A man might empty a church to night if be preached on justification by faitb or offering great bargains in shoes any ot the grand living juicy doctrines of the old orthodoxy Onodaywe shall get tired ot the new paste then wo shall ask for the old diamond Joseph Parker In tho least changing Ihclr actions or ap- ¬ pearance but such can not bo said of Secretary Geo C Atkinson who last week by his proud demeanor plainly ¬ thtrteen-yoar-old ¬ ¬ PARBNTSI Send your sons and daughters to ATKINSON COLLEtiB and have them learn n trade while ac quiring their education We teach fira good trades n thorough college education besides a special course In Shorthand and ¬ Tpowrlling T A At Mookr Irln Madisonville Ky Religious or Rrv G B Walker to Mo st Evansville Ind Corner To enrich nnd improve Ihoquallly of the blood purify nnd brighten Iho comptaxloa impart n natural tintl pink color lo the checks and lipa nnd Induce refreshing sleep use Dr Sawyers Ukallno St Ber ¬ nard Drug Sloro ti til ¬ FOR SALE A number of sec ond hand wheels from 10 up T J Coenrn HORACE GREELEY ¬ ¬ met Horace one day and said Mr Greeley Havo Ive stopped your paper you said Horace Woll thats too bad and tho old white hat went its way The next morning Greeley met his subscriber again and said I thought you had stopped the Tribune So I did Then there must be some mistake said floracc fori just came from the office and the presses were running the clerks were as busy as ever the compositors were hard at work and the business was go ing on the same as yesterday and the day before Ohl ejaculated I didnt mean the subscriber that I had stopped the paper I stopped only my copy of it because I didnt like your editorials Pshaw retorted Greeley it1 wasnt worth taking up my time to tell me such a trifle as that My dear sir if you expect to con- ¬ trol the utterances of the Tribune by the purchase of one copy a day or if you think to find any newspaper worth reading that will never express convictions at right angles with your own yob are doomed to disappointment ¬ ¬ ¬ I An acquaintance f I n -- a i j iVsi ¬ n4 - A A ¬ a vl h SI U ¬ lecttopotse An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine JA 1 atr Vi ELECTROPOISE v j- JL - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ leJ PI ¬ Straight ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ m 00 ti ¬ fi - 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CASPER HARRIS 1 - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ a6f ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ txtm Simply apply Swanybb Oimtmrnt No Internal raedlcla required l Cures teller Itch all eruptions on tho facor nose c leaving tho akta clear lis great healing and white and healthy curative powwr are possessed by o ether your druggist for Swanvk A remedy tion for rhnumatism and deep sealed mus cular pains on the market and cheerfully JHP O recommend It to tho public Urooks dealer in boots shoesr etc T No i8 Main St AlboBkad Tins MKCHuficsviiAK St MaryCnunly M- dnld a botllo ofChamborlalnaPala Halm OlNTMINT If vor children are subject to croup to a mat who ljal Wen wKerlg with rbeii symptom of tho disease matism for several years It rride him n watch tor Ihof at If Chamberlains Cough wll man A J MpGiy- - For ss boirtMW given swo as tho child be 50 psr lwtll by St Bernard Dru Km4yi n T RoWason Mot mmmm hoarse It will prevent the attack Stor EarHmttonj Ivan After the croupy cough hai appeared tons Gap Q rq Iwg St ChatU lb attack can always I prevented by ly good WANTKDt To triule jopeat NMle for talkie remedy horse or buggy i b the St Bernard Unw Store bicycWlor Bm T Hoblason Mi COKHKN T ct about Miss Alice Do Vylder has returned from bac the only harmloss guaranteed lobac- - a lengthy visit to relatives lrOwenboro llvoil want to flUlt BHU fntmhllritrn Misses Lizzie Huff and Inez Dean spent iHj cant use Noto Monday h Msdlsonvllle Infzed nerves eIlmlnateslcoB Ws9i It VU irMrrinrii iiniltgnDlilfr Mix makes weak men gain strength welRliI and refunded Jennie went lo Madisonville Monday vigor Positive euro or m6ney Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad ¬ afternoon dress Tho Sterling Uemedy Co Chicago Mrs V B Arnold and Miss Dona Wood Randolph St Now York 10 Spruco Si were In Madisonville Monday For salo by all Druggists Mrs Diibulsson and little granddaughter JC JS J Dont put it off butcoiirb at vlsild Hie family of Charles Egloff Sun M day evening nt Nb-to- bacBraci nici qrtce and get Bargains J Victory Now i wiairu Up Oeorie nwf ot av J Thk Be Cos iii thJim ajLIAL1 in to subscribe for Sister Vlckery Is still unable to use her limbs on account of paralysis Mr Pat Blair and hoys mads Earling ¬ Rev R D Wade Is holding a meeting ton n brief visit last Sunday and Pat felt at Coalmans chapel noar Nortonvlllo very proud Indeed over the fact that he Our miners are In better spirits now was dti ing a mule twenty two yoars old and still a good animal Tho mule was than they were soma few weeks airo be formerly driven by Major Kiminell while causa tho work Is better ho worked at the St Charles mine Mr Tbos Pavis isjble to ba up ogaln Work on the new opeulpg for the Em- ¬ altera severe spell ot sickness pire Coal Company is now in prpgressand Mrs Amby Russell of Nashville I vis a Urge force of men are busy preparing for iting her pnrents hero f tho road bed for tho new track lo the mine Bev Geo II JohnsonVas v1 u Mrs Mary Wolf enrouto liorao from a and if nothing prevents the work from Sunday In which and hold four be visit lq relative In Manitou visited the pnsblog ahead the company expcclsjq ot the Lord wasj manifested befora loading coal from Its nw mine about Janu the power tb family of Mr O j Fariwwojtb oWck Bro John- Sunday t I ary I St I Nest in hM boM la CaduJ m I rsiuroiog Twenty two men were out count onu day last week on that ac- ¬ completed and is second to nonq lirMhe county All praise is duo lo Hon J B Atkinson for lha building of this house and we havQno language to express our grate fulness toward him ¬ I 1 ft VOTES l GHEAM ¬ VERMIFUGE YEARS FOR 20 J l A number ot colored men threw Ihelr Wo fear election votes nway at the a Wo now have a they sold themselves chance to elect n Republican governor and tu ivut all WOftM llomedtes Y QOTTU 8UABAMTEEI1 11V bf WIUKMntHtK 10 AIC imVUUIBTN IVI4 T 1011a f legiilaluro Let every colored Republican work for the ticket and be on hand on election day V 4 srk J1 ¬ - t Mfc A WsTsllllMislllllllllllllllllllllllllllllisMsWnsiiMrsT1TsllllMMis - n atf in ilril mm - ll HHsisiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHisHiii9HiHiisfliiieisiiiiiHiiHsiiisiiisiiE9iH f - - mi iiMt iMLi B m 11 If you wish a remedy to bring Ibe Hush of youth lo your cheek ney vigor to your system and make you strong nnd well tako Br Sawyera Ukatine SI Bernard Drug Store FAT PEOPLE Tft ul TABX1KO Jiii UITi -- 4 iv HUt a UrUNIEE a At JlUJOrU MUW0A1 CoT Bwimt llliiertiultla Jj t I t ADMKIHa aUOStt CWIE or Jthurf lUfl j lM Ui4AtittttuMU rr WH 4A Ihl V I I X lit h nrmary 1 romnfuod fliuttGingwr Uias Chudlclghs stnll Miss Hewitts faco fell but sha snid nothing I took out 11V II II MAItlliOTl WATSON myt pocketbook and extracted somo notes dividing my looks between tho I Iluttlontyott tlilnlc said t io Miss two stalls in a hesitating way TBflMOl Ilowltt tlmt tlto cmt Jujtlilcs tho think tho children In tho hospital in mrtmn wduld llko tho toys vory much Oh said Blto slioolt her head means II no Jn Seat in ailratire Yes they Welt Miss Hewitt nervously SO no shosnldl tliata Josulllcat sMolths J could play with tho stockings nlcoly Hue Month now horon an cxnmplo I sugffestcd i i nil AhVMtntMKMT cenln ror Una ench In You nro anxious to sell tho contents couldnt thoy said L She paid no I neat Notices flrn YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE heed to this remark of thli stall arent you Oh yes I wonder if Miss Chudlolgh would responded Miss Ilowltt And you nectal Notices tlrnvler run wltli local read UV WHERE 1 observed lint mutter fifiwn ecnti jicr line each would bo delighted It Gomcono wcro to do what tho duchess did Pcrhnps you had I jr como nnd buy it all up It would bo presently qnarlcr I i YOU CAN If the tlila mTiccor f rnr futnlslii il on i titration to of such mo to tho charily Certain ask hor said Miss Hewitt sarcastic1 niTUAniitjotrMoluilis of respect lest thai Oh no I Slid hurrlodly And ally ly said Miss Hewitt promptly per line ot frae ti lv Hum InscrtM se would vox Miss Chudloltfh over tho was only wondering 1or tho sako of linn thereof over twelve net will be charge I I to cents FOR THE wny 1 added Miss Hewitt looltcd at tho poor peopla do ninlto sacrifices I 1 dont bollovo sho did lot irsCCluli Riles furnished for most panel I nto with suspicion but Im suro I was suppose I periodicals MONEY very domuro uh it would bo nice of them let thorn kiss her remarked Miss Ilowltt nfter n pnusc nnd con course to bo bucccsiiuI sho nnscntcu Bcc Tabtishing o Don1 May templating a wooden horso It would moan fifty pounds PunLtsiitas What did I troublo you for another Ice said you 1 asked looking up Miss Ilowltt I feolinp that I was bound to do somo they do do you think Oh nlio thlnp nflor that Tbanlt you straw ¬ examined tho toy carefully Directory Dfficial berry Well as I was saylnp if you said indifferently I should think sho Irotondcd could find a means of Rctllna rid of all merely protended I Yes thoy only kissed just this and thereby bciioflttnfr the echoed State dis- ¬ not quite I mean thoy really didnt charily by so much you would feel jOernorlolmYonn llroi Iculcnani Orvetnor Mllfliell C Alton posed to tnlco It oven if it wasnt touch her sho explained with moro rt332f2Hk l ecrotarroftata Jolm W Headier O I intorest In tho horse I considered telnh quito well quite you know Ar ilstanl Secretary of Suta Pdwanl - f io Governor Areli I Drown Hut some of them I objected Im ram Secretary wouldnt do nnythlnp dishonest put this Attorney General V J llendrlck In Miss Hewitt qutclcly would not havo boon content to bo Oh I wasnt Atiilitar I C Norman talking of anything dishonest X pro¬ put off thut way Thoy must havo Treasurer II 8 Hale Superintendent of Public Initructlon Ed Por tested Oh it anyone liked to bo I was only thinking that really ter Tlionipton there might bo other means not dis rudo and tako advantago liko that tieclttcr Land OfDce Green II Swango I Henry Duncan honest you know but Just n little Insurnnca Commissioner she said disdainfully sho couldnt Deputy Commissioner W T tlavent No I asscnUtU well not quite conventional you holp It poor thing Grots Adjutant General A U Richardson Aatlitant Adjutant General I suppose sho couldnt and sho must know Supt Arsenal Capt David OConncil Of courso asked Miss havo bated it all tho tlno What tort of means Mate Inspector of Pnbllc Trusti W II Card- sho did said Miss Ilowltt now In ¬ Why now I said Hewitt curiously Commissioner of Agriculture Nlcli McDowell Hut Hho did it out of you havo sold very little nil tho day specting n doll Court of Appeals Chief Justice W S Prvorj Judges S U Toney J RGrace T II Pavnter Miss Ilowltt bit her a sonso of duty to benefit her coun- havent you II I D Gullr J II Hatelrlcft J II Lewis try I concluded A man would Reporter B W Illness Clerk Courl Ap lips and a disconsolate look canto into novcr havo been so unselfish 1 said Whilo Ito been here FOK peals A Adams Deputy Clerks Court Appeals her face Robt L Green Wood Longmoor Jr Sergeant G Novcr I said em ¬ said you havo only disposed of two Miss Ilowltt A Robertson ripslsd W S n Illli But do you think that ono woolen com- ¬ phatically Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Darbour pairs of stockings Judges V II YostJr Jos Harbour J II Brent forter for tho hot weather nnd a sort women aro capable of such an act of Librarian Mrs Mary Ilrown Day CONSISTS OF I asked of a kind of I didnt qulto sec but I scU sacrlflco in theso days Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Of course 6ald Miss Hewitt watch ¬ Railroad Commission Chairman C C Mc thought it loo kodllkoa I know I H Poynta Chord Secretary D C Hardin Chas havent sold much broko in Miss ing somo people go by with great Urcy Woodson If if they only only Ilowltt hastily and wi th a slight ac- ¬ interest County But if thero was cession of color You havo only pretended to Judge of Clrcnlt Court C J Pratt 1 looked medita- ¬ I ComtnonwealtirtAttornc fohnT Gravel an accident Miss ventured bought a fow ices vircuu court cierKionn cnrisiy So I have I said feeling that Hewitt apparently did not hear this tive Judge ot County Court Jno G II Hall Do you really think Attorney Hor Salmon I persisted Countr I another call was made upon mc Comity Clerk W 11 Arnold that a woman a eirl would do a wonder If I might no perhaps better bherltl Will Thomson Sho xvouldnt sho1 not I supposo you havent such n thing llko that lailorS P Offutt Superintendent ot Schools Thos II Smith thing as a babys perambulator Miss couldnt of courso tho duchess did not Coroner Jno II Iioolli AND- Ilowltt Miss Hewitt was not amused let it protend to bo done In before waoistkatss- anyono else Not for example in o sho had only an oyo to a bargain Mrst District Henrr Sltaw No sho said eagerly Im afraid I iroom llko this I said looking round Srcond Distalct 0 J Parnswoith 1 bird Dlstrict How then J C Uacon After- havent but 1vo got a very nicely tho bazar eurth District T P Jones dressed cradle and soma rattles and words murmured Miss Ilowltt bcnd- litihDlstilct II FPorter Ah said I shaking my head Ing down to pick up a pin I suppose Slnh District -- W II Cato sr Im nfrald its not old enough for Ohl I sold sho would only promise Miss Hewitt said nothing and then Sho sighed those things I Bljurclj Directory Well Im afraid I must b glanced across tho way whero Miss rose Chudlolgh was engaged In n roaring really going I said holding out my CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE I think If cho wcro really trade I think I might have ono hand raoro Ice I said very bravoly It honest sho would havo to keep her CONCEPTION promise 6ald Miss Hewitt in a low First mass 7 oo a m second mast and sermon was not do very hard af tor nil tho g 30 a m Rotary Instruction and benediction at heat was very great nnd thoy Boon voice A M Cocnan pastor 50 p rn every Sunday I I looked at her but she was noj look j molted I think you have glTeP Miss Ilowltt was very nice about It ing nt me CHRISTIAN CHURCH Aro you euro you ought to she sne two waltzes to night I observed Services regularly held morning and evening every Mrsl and Xhlrd Sunday In each month It Isnt very generous usage Miss Ilowltt Im asked doubtfully Young Mens Prayer meeting Tuesday night said Miss you nro much too scrupulous Isuro Its qulto enough Regular Prayer meeting TLursday night Sun- Gald I Well nt any rate let1 firmly That is tho reason of your failure lllowitt day school at 9 30 a m J W LIGON Pastor And yet you would havo sold mo a us sit out tho second I suggested MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH cradlo and rattles with perfect equa ¬ Miss Hewitt looked at mo in surprise THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES ALL SIZES Services second Saturday evening and Sunday nimity knowing that I am a bachelor I thought you liked dancing sho each month Prayer meeting Monday night Oh sometimes I Tho Inconsistency of your sex is a puz- ¬ Bald innocently Sunday choolatojoa m D b Edwrids Pastor But we might havo a talk in zle I remarked shaking my head said CAN FIT M E CHURCH Oh but I didnt think about that Jthe conservatory Its suro to bo very Do you think it Is said she Services first Sunday each month Sunday eald sho with ablush I only thought Iiot I school at mo p m A J BENNETT Pastor ijtc Oh wojll see Si Certain 1 said Como then said she J you wanted turned to go By what would you do to get rid of all nonchalantly I M G CHURCH SOUTH Miss tho way said I loaning on tho stall articles ot commerce Services every fourth Snnday morning and peters ratter Prayer meeting Sour shall I leavo you tho Oh If I could confidentially mgiiDT 1 eyes opened f an every Friday night AS WELL AS fifty pounds now And then you can only do thatl sho exclaimed Well Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR how far would you bo prepared to go send tho things to tho hospital at once Miss Howltt avoided my Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 for it said I insinuatingly 8ho you know rt Assembly Hall I didnt know sho began and paused Id Id glvo up tho ball to- ¬ oye tiprFHt tow Perhaps it would bo bet ¬ night sho exclaimed impulsively I broko off ZION A M E CHURCH she murmured I havo no means of ter I offered my shook thy head Services every Sunday morning at 11 oclock gauging the valuo of that renuncia- ¬ hand FOIt To night tbon I said Sho and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 0 30 tion 1 said thoughtfully but possi- ¬ did look at me at last but it was qulto a m W W Dawsey pastor bly it is greater than tho ono I know by accident just the sort of accident POINT is Visible Men Women and Children MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH which would enable you to sell your that happened In the conservatory Services Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p in Sun Stall Oh uo you Know a way sho Black and White day school at 0 30 a m W W Foster pastor Why certainly cried breathlessly Sunflower Ue Mny Vac Baid I still reflectively Mr Itandall It is predicted that beforo many lilaoisoitpille sho pleaded clasping her tell mc rears hands and putting her elbows on tho generaltho sunflower will como into NEW ASSORTMENT OF cultivation In this country stall Kho looked oagnrly into my as a plant It has so superior for vigor CIITISTIAN CHURCH face I really had no notion until that rapid growth and prolific yield Preaching third and fourth Sunda of seed at 10 io a in and 8 00 n m br Rev S P Fowler moment but somehow her action put leaves and stalk all of which can bo Communion aervlce every bunday at 10 30 a m it into my head Havo you over heard utilized Tho seeds aro especially good Pra jcr meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 30 of tho beautiful duchess of Devon as feed for fowls and wheu mixed with shire Miss Ho wltt I nsked BAPTIST CHURCH grains they nro relished by all farm Miss Ilowltt leaned staring nt mo animals LOT IN Preaching every first and third Sunday morning Fifty bushels of seed to tho anJ evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting for a moment and then a look of in- ¬ acre Is a fair yield and this will pro- ¬ Wednesday evening Sunday school every bun telligence camo into her oyes her duce 60 gallons of oil worth 81 a gallon day morning at 9 ij color started nnd sho moved away I In China a dont think you should malto that weaving isvaluable fiber used in silk M B CHURCH SOUTH obtained from tho stalk THESE ARE BEAUTIES sho remarked disdainPreaching every Erst and third Lords day kinds of jests and they fully morning and evening by T C Peters Prayer Its not a jest I nnswerod ro source ofaro of service as fuel and a potash Mho orientals mix naellng Thursday evening Sunday school every assuring DO NOT FAIL TO SEET THEM Then yonro all tho hor their tobacco with cured sunflower Sunday morning at 0 00 oclock sho returned feigning to bo leaves and tnako a yellow dyo rider from busy with her commerce But I tho flowers whlch are also CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CIIURQJJ In honey said In perplexity I dont boo I only and wax Tho sunflower rich grows riot Pieaclnnii every Second Sabbath at 11 a m nsked you if you rcmombercd tho ously in the United States nnd stands and 7 3a p ro by W A Boon Pastor Prayer N-ETW-- I o duchess of Devonshire ho ono ineetlnu every Friday night at 730 oclock all extremes of weather well painted you know Miss Th Dots JTrof t Ho witt was much embarrassed her TRBSBYTERIAN CHURCH A petrified frog found In an Elmlra EVERYTHING IS faco took on many expressions But NEWtf AND KEPT NEW BY Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 15 sho began and stoppod NVY stono quarry In 1860 was two Do Poeachlng every third Sunday afternoon at 4 you you remember her I asked Of feet and eight inches in length and rciocK weighed over ono hundrod pounds course said Miss Hewitt snappishly QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS r Well then I said why am I hor ¬ Sho paid mo no attention but rid otcje Directory A Oentla Dig began shifting tho things upon tho Mrs Norrlch It surprises mo to Ohl I ex- ¬ hear you say you find It hard to lccep stall iu a reckless way E W TURNER LODGE No 548 F a ai ataieu meetings ine ursi ana claimed Buddonly I seo what you your servants I novcr have any diff- ¬ third Saturdays In each month at 730 p were thinking of you thought I meant iculty in keeping mine Transient brethren cordially Invited F B ARNOLD W M I seo now You thought I was ad ¬ ia attend Mrs Unuton Ah but you hnvo a Cms Cowell Secretary vising you to Bell Miss Ilowltt got great ndvnntago over us You natuIS LOOKED AFTER y I didnt think any rally And It easy to redder than over humor thorn by ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 thing of tho sort cho exclaimed hur- ¬ treating them as equnls Truth every luesaaynigni u u i Meets at 7 30 p m Visltlngbrethrencor riedly nnd dusting away at nothing t 1 Hard Times dlallr Invited to attend BY A COMPETENT and I wish youd ro awav if vouro PIERCE MEYERS U G not going to t William whispered tho frightoned buy any thing IT I should C II Hunt Secretary X woman liko another ico ploaso said I bcllovo theres burglars VI T vtk CORPS Otf CLERKS Miss Hewitt was somo what taken downstairs trying to break In EARIINGTON COMMANDERY No 515 1 mXTJ l rA LNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS aback nnd looked as if sho would like All right my dear responded Wil- ¬ meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each mtmim inn month A cordial Invittalon Is cstended visiting to speak but sho only frowned and liam when theyre well in Ill yollnnd 52l to i Sir Knights and lakies dumped another ice upon tho counter scare theai Thoy may drop somothlng J B WYATT N C W Y Journal But now you have suggested it I tnoy stoto clsowlierc THOS Nf BLACK K of R t went on considering Its not at all a Hardly VICTORIA LOPGP No 84 KNIGHTS OF bad idea Miss Hewitt moved to the Cholly Chumplelgh Extraordinary PYTHIAS meets every Monday night lit the further end ot tho stall Our Stock of Groceries J far surpasses any other in the country You get what you nnd sold thing Champagne novcr seems to Masonic building All members of the order aro another pair of btocklngs ordially invited to attend Its qulto to glvo mo n head CHAS COWELLCC worth thinking of I said when sho Miss Coldcal Did you think that order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get W F Burnt K ot R and S was within hcnrlng ngaln Im clad champagno was stronger than Gbd Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the game in everything you mentioned it I never mentioned N Y World HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets anything sho retorted hotly No every Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock p m The best is by far the cheapest Hsplnloert Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend of course you didnt mention It I N W liurr M W Their engagement was broken very agreed hut I dont sea why you should E 11 Scauoos Recorder See what we have in be angry lccauso wo aro discussing suddenly and other staples Our Yes ho saw her In her bathing suit calmly Im not discussing any ¬ nnd sho mot him in his btcyclo cos thing hho obwrved tartly and No will bear inspection and OUSE PAINTING N Y Journal siild I but it tho duchess of Dovon tumo trial ehlro thought It n good deed to pur¬ No Touch Necesnary Neatly Artistically and Honestly chase what sho considered tho welfare Undbourn I dont think liurstrlngs Is Esccuted by those of her country by allowing voters to much of a musician He does not seem in every tiling as stated it is the and the which takes Veteram of the Brush kiss her I dont think you should bo to havo any- touch offended if for tho sake of nn excellent Chcsney IIo not need to IIo J Tom McFaden charity Charles I nm not tho duchess of has nn Income docs World M Y Devonshire said Miss Hewitt shortly IVItli the lolitou Kirriit Approaching I dont supposo 1 said that it was Will make estimates select colors and eitcuto work Uaatyloand finish second to none Miss Hewitts nostrils They much ot a kiss Ikn Your next door neighbor ap ¬ no material slight no details and Invaivails Good people nro al pears to havo failed a great many times riably gite satisfaction They take pains and curled in scorn pleasure In eiecullngall work In their line If ways so particular I said philosophic- ¬ Moso Just twenty fotir times Tho you are even thinking of palming It it to your Miss Hewitts ally indignation nest will bo his bllrer bauki fnteroi to consult them broke fortlL Do you suppose Mr Address SON McFADEN said sho sarcastically that rajoty Ilarnesley Ky iltandall Confidence one would allow anyone that wished Hho to Oh I never said anyone I nmlio n Do you oxpect your novel to sensation interrupted hastily No certainly IIo Do II Why I havo already writ not nnyono She looked at mo with undisguised hauteur I glanced about ten an nrtlolq telling how It was writ llrooklyn Life I should llko to havo a lot ton the stall incorporated BUCK EYE of those things I said I could send A Mean Advantage them to a childrens hospital you He meaning tho thin girl In tho low know Miss Hewitts face rolaxed necked dress What a frank girl Miss slightly They would bo very use ¬ Oldham Is ful sho eald It would be fifty Hho os but sho Im8 so CURES NOTHING PUT PILES pqunds wouldnt it I nsked as f conceal Cincinnati inqulror lttlo to entering on a calculation Yes1 SURE and CERTAIN CURE The TraiisUtlon of a 1lirHse said Miss Hewitt with n little show of known for 10 yaara as the Johnny Papa what docs It mean excitement forty five If anyono took LKST KEWEDY for FUE8 tho lot I fingered in my pocket and when thoy say t man Is thls own worst hesitated Il fl IT A I lirtlMUIHTfl Im afrai- d- said L onomy iWJ lC CJ BT LOOM You sea I forsrot I had promised to uiarU ncifMy leans that he Lv vivr I buy a quantity of flower for tU Jn- - drluks Ilka A fish Puck 0e Bee AN lIONOHAULtt PRECEDENT WnaUl to fife lie Pun Stranger What aro they lynching him for Quick Drop Dn- Altcmptlngsulcldo ICastorn Stranger They might Just M woll havo lot him It Ill himself Qulok Drop Dan No slrce Tho boys out hero dont bollovo In a feller so tolgsh bolng Lifo Ewilorn ALA IIRLtiijAltlMNIURK - L FRITSCH MSHIONASU i SON 1 - Accounted ¬ D 13 GET THE - BEST LEAST St Bernard Coal Gins Foot Tlghcs Hungrvl Deros an ap ¬ petising odor about you dat reminds me of tho roast gooso of ma childhood no v you hod any Hungry Hawkes Nopol But 1 slop In an onion bed last night N Y World Good for trm Doctor for MEnCHANTTAllOn d IMPORTER 111 m 1 AND I 1 I OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS l Upper first ttvanivllli I ml STORES NEW Wllklns 1 wonder why It is that tho medical Journals nro begfnhtng to tako an Intercut In tho Improvement of coun Illlklns 1 dont know but I novo heard that bicycling has produced half a dozon now dlsonsot N Y Weekly kins countr Mends try ronusy JOHN 5 MORTON i 1 nua Mot OIto bis tbs rmn nho alnm nt hit worU Whosa roolorty ro r ulta the sun Ys sirs mn tho tin 1 who rlnc 1 at his work And giro me oh tiuiino a nun -l- udljna polls Journal noTiiiN a nniciiMi BANKER ac Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Dunking llmlnew Special attention given to collections ¬ ¬ Dry Qo6ds 1 EeFftRTmeNT jHOES -- I M t PnlTOHTT ilWnMOBn Hotel 2oo Lucile MADISONVILLC KY Job work tastily executed at this office She Turn your hentl tlto other way little boy I want togetnr r He I cant Ivo got 11 Mlr iiv vlc She Well turn ynnr 1m It ttrotind then He Ileaw- - tunnti I ilonl Want to 1 havent got no soul II in pants A trial order is all we ask m0i HW Little Feet 3Rr L N RAILROAD THE GREAT tin- - THROUGH TRUNK LINE Wtueen 1 Everybodys Feet 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