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St V - W Jd- w - Vii v - - A a x 1V V VM 1 fIIUi III Ul 11 mi lMt tin A V Si - tVl EALINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 f i a--MM 1Q95 NO 43 lB cut j i Alt TT - rf AIBIBKIIU 1 yiiHOl SJ4Nr3 w uwsjiAri nant fk MHA H irK sir L - BERNARD Miners nd Shippers of - INCOHATCD COAL CO vi i WI 1 r iLih cuRaWJLA J tiJ - t yFNi V rr l t l M ll IM IIHI1 If fcEw 4IKcl IHii1T 1 f Attn Mft l- f tH I l6 ttUllh vy m QQAL AND COKE JEDeiarlirig t P li H u l t U i Wt idu J yf i Geneial Office am toiri Ky lit 1 a j it j 1 T rt - lfvIS J IP r T T t SiM iu U Jw mA jIwij eepV Li Btelililiri H 1 t jr 337 Union Street PAnnntt jt S Nasljville Tonn H NEWBOLQ Manager 343 W Mam Street Louisville Ky R G Wholesale Agjervtt HESSER WICKIIAM ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway iFadu Houser Building Sh LouisMo 1 CAPT T L LEE Manager Cor Mainand Auction StsMemphisTennt J W BRIDGMAH 603 ttjiL FORD aS 127 UDncr ManaRe StEvansville Second - Ind 1 jfittn i tmm JLy Tnvi tKW A oNr cara jj Sharp Lookout for Fresh Items oWferest-M- wuiiii win exppecxi nuiii Lime lu Liiiic9 pci liictiiciiLiy Hi theRtaifeSAvL WH t K 8 lray dime ftojpp if fHK I uii teenies may naro ion terl ome bnen ot tiernard uoai Company INCORPOFlATED yjyyriag liny space- H rrwEi Jayl lv V v A -- Or 8V j SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Coat dealers are Interested In good roads This Is bow tbey are made in Franca A foundation Is laid of cinders refuse from coal mines atoae quarries and clay Then comes a layer of crushed stone somewhat resembling that used in the lay Ing of asphalt dyerihissoMd JoauddtWcttri a huge steam roller and lastly a layer ot clay and fine sand and again tba roller The resnlt Is hard firm and smooth road which sheds rain like a slate roof and make riding on any kind of ve ¬ hicle a pleasure Mr Edison Is at work oa tbe problem ot using tbe great accumlatlon of refuse at tbe coat mines to generate electric power Tor transmission lo distant points He says there is no difficulty ia sending power from the Niagara Falls plant to Buffalo fifteen miles distant unless tbe lew cost of coal at Buffalo Is economically la the way Iba inventor has not given up bis idea of producing electricity directly from coal without tbe usa of fire steam or machinery but the utilization of the culm banks at the coal mines need not wait upon tbe solution of that fajcioatlog problem la science Judge Morris ot Carter County Ky issued orders to one bundr ed miners of the Stinsou Creek section to eilber work or f Ornish a aabsti tute upon the county roadj Tha mandate went into effect October ist and each miner refused upon tne grounds that he could not stand work ing In the sun while at tbe time a cold wave was on that swept tbe entire State They all appeared in court ready to plead guilty and go to jail for the fine As the Jail would only accommodate twenty five people tho Jndge made tha best of a bad bargain and released the entire lot A real black diamand or carbonado orignin ally supposed to be a block ot Anthracite coal says the London Telegraph has been exhibited to the Paris Academy of Sciences as the largest specimen ot the kind hitherto found in the prov ince of Bahta in Brazil M Moissan the exhibitor states that the mineral which is about tbe size of a large Duchess pear is probably the big ¬ gest ever known He estimates it owing to its hardness and capabilities for trade purposes as worth 300000 francs ¬ ¬ lt - u n TbitefltM bive charged with riot aaaaaalHaaeaalftSfBial5WE4 t l4 n l ayrJft Tbe mleee inClilaa wblcb aravroilied on at ll Soma taoo practical liera are Kate at llaiplna be dily outpat aea are eraplofedYa18 rasge from iooo lo 1200 loaa Competent aV kV ettlmated tbe area ot Cblaae avail no AMtbaaloaooa tquaro iJ yyViiritii1 nrrriai laanaffiffTiCrTy Oea ot Iba papera read before tbe annual meet Ingot tbe Aaericao AtocIaiIoa tor tba Advance eoUrged oa tbe woadera of HMtit of Scioe COmL TPaffi e ri- - mm Ke 011 a povr for EW u can boiW to tbe pbyilcat ea bourt cqalvalent labor of 1300 bim fmenti v 1 Europe la greatlfieWaW by tbe adoption of saw jiutoaatlc Biccbanltni and other arrange Tjii fuel ioalead of bclog Introduced in ibieidfaaiyrHiaiHier gvnd to a powder and is place ot the ordinary boiler fire box there li u ccoitloo clumber la tbe form of a doted fur nace Hard wlthra brclt and bavlag a injector ilmiUr la coaitruetion to tbota used In oil burn kg furnace This chamber haa two opening 1 ¬ Tbe MfloVeleja combustion of powdered coal i wblch baa reciiotlrbecome an Important fact lo Hi Mining Machine at Work Cutting No 9 Coal in the Earlington Mine Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Miries Qnty Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET nit 5 Wafedlharlttottttntba powder throughout tbe box yheo the powder iaoicelgaliedSbictVery readily dona by lijriM la ahigh temperature by attiptalfcii lia foatSiMtlgai ceailnues la an In V favaa1tga4aia8MrfuB4k actios of the cuctaft air wtvLh crrje i n Tbla current t- i ritnlaied b he amount ot powder required for ibproduetioRr ot iha heat led off to the boiler sad tha evaporation of I be weight of lieam t demanded r ibemual furnAce fire door and the other oa the Qit9ltiJdThcorJficijif Iba noitlo being o wboiiMoltfrfe jf ry WtaitFfiVT ANU JCUJSg fifpfjbf Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as St BERNARD CRUSHED COKEfor one- - ton Nl a much less of the best Anthracite CoaL ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY IS MOTHER EARTH SOLID There is nothing more deeply interesting than scientific speculations and theories on the probable condition of the interior ot the globe upon which we live The temperature of the earths crust increases at the average rate of one degree Fahrenheit for each fifty At such a five feet of descent uniform rate of increase we find that we must only descend to a depth of something like thirty miles iato the bowels of the earth to find heat suflicient to melt any known substance and that a few miles deeper nil rocks and metals must be in a state of white hot fusion The majority of the scientific men of the world come to conclusions similar to those which the above statement implies that the earth islikc an immense cocoanut shell filled with matter kept in a ffuid state by intense heat It is only very lately that this theory has been combated by a man capable of dealing with such a Weighty subject That man is Sir William the British geoloThompson gist geographer and astronomer Thompson has made calculations which wero based upon the known tidal effect of the sun and moon upon our planet and finds the earth must not only be solid through and through in order to stand such a strain without being rent asunder but that thousands of miles of fhe interior must be composed of substances much more rigid than any of which we have knowledge A recent issue of a British scientific journal contained an editorial on this subject which declared that the existence of volcanoes prove the contrary to the new Thompsoniau theory Sir Wil liams answer in part is as fol To the objection that the lows phenomena of volcanoes contradict the assumption of a solid earth interior it is replied that unquestionably tho heat is very great far far down beneath thc surface and that reservoirs of molten rocks certainly exist under volcanic lis- tucts LJut while the above is true taking the earths interior as a whole the pressure is so great that the tendency to liqufaction caused by the heat is overbalanced thereby St Louis Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to discover that they possessed the notes were so nearly alike that it of a boy who at the end of one He gave would have been a difficult task for year could not distinguish the dif faculty to some degree an instance of a boy seven years of many of the hearing persons in ference in the sounds of two bells liWilit 5 frti- AMsUMWlTIOH OF THtJ NEW age sent to the Nebraska school the audiencd Tho exercises so such as shown At the end of two AURfCUTAl METHOD who was supposed to be totally far were as much for the purpose years he was just beginning to learn deaf An operation was performed of demonstrating the manner in and at the end of four years he It la Said that4Twenty Per Cent of Deaf on him after it was discovered which the instruction and develop- knew hundreds of words and senthat lus power was not entirely ment in hearing progressed as to tences Another after five years qHUf C Be Iatiuctod In It gone and he recovered sufficiently show the ability of the pupils for of systematic auricular instruction to attend tho public school An- these little tots had gone much had entered the public schools and Speak with Facility other similar instance was given of further in their auricular education was now studying natural philoso- ¬ The annual Convtyticwvp Ameri a child three years of age than to distinguish the difference phy can Instructors ofttioDoat was Prof Gordon told of a young Supt Gillespie stated that he in the sounds of bells and notes of held at Flint Mich not long man who graduated from the Neconsidered any treatment of deaf music since An interesting feature of They had learned to distinguish braska school and who had now the dosing day was a demonstra children defective which did not consider the matter ot scrvin hundreds of words uttered by the graduated from tho college at tioftlSf what is being All these cases s accoMplisUed tan bo and particular and preserved the hearing of th human voice and to use their own Washington in one children who if allowed to go o voices V The tiny hands were would had they not received aubranch tot tho education of deaf placed upon the teachers throat ricular instruction have become children It is termed the Au without an attempt in this dire while she pronounced would naturally become the letters and continued deaf had not the tion ricular and is regarded by many u and others the children Intent faculties been aroused nnd wholly and incurably deaf J apvet more wonderful than the In 1884 at fhe convention of an repeating them after her holding developed in childhood tfMhhfy ofspepchj to deaf mutes In conclusion an exhibition was riculatiou teacher in New York meanwhile one hand upon their It is teaching1 the deaf to hear In this the own throats Then as the in- given in lip reading uw Systematic instruction in vthis line this matter had been discusscdand struction was supposed to have children were wonderfully profic- ¬ a committee of three consisting r vjiuea o urwiuavtu nrn ient The teacher asked questions awi pie of the Nebraska State School of Prof Bell Supt Clark of the gone on for a time longer another and gave commands in whispers Michigan School and Prof Gor- illustration was given The teacher Wthe Deaf Prof Bellpfand other don was appointed to make a sci- pointed at Alfred while he also so low that she could scarcely be promoters ol education tho deaf 1 It resulted pointed at himself and repeated heard beyond the front seats yet have become greatly interested in entific investigation Then she pointed at herself in each instance the children gave in the invention of apparatus by I this system of instruction and it that committee for1 testing and and he pointed at her pronouncing the correct answer is beind adopted in the foremost Supt Gillespie asserts and is Hugging him to her bosom measuring the capacity ol hearing you power in deaf children Supt sho gave the Word love and ho supported by Prof Bell and others Then the sentence who have given tho subject study Clark s one of the most enthusi- repeated it y some 01 nis teacuers ana one astic converts to auricular work wa3 completed I love you In that at least ao per cent of the tff Wur little pupils were and much attention was given to it the same manner the sentence I children in schools for the deaf are love my mamma was brought adapted to auricular instruction tn the Michigan school and could be trained to heaV Miss Helen McChcane and four out purpose oi pcmon3trattng tne man were repeated St Louis Globe Democrat Similar exercises the clnl- - little pupils from tho Nebraska witi the other two little girls A school were introduced and an ex INFORfiATlON hibition was given which was little photograph was shown to one and The demonstration was at the short of marvelous Bessie and she said it was her papa and that special request of Rev Brqdliead Alfred were each aged 6 years she loved him Verymuch There At the latest large auction sale and a general invitation was is- - Helen and Mabel were each aged was also a make believe talk over of silks in New York the heaviest iMylto rwiidentsof F1ibU Tho 7 years With the exception of tho telephone in which the little Convention com- - Helen all m iJW y Httui th girl was supposed to her buyers were from the South which Boiiript GilWpie rate soundwere born deaf at any¬ home in Nebraska and be atpapa is another indication that the her never had any attrac planters are raising more corn and Joseph of tion for her after she Gordon Prof wai 0 months was supposed to be in Flint Miss less cotton McCheane represented papa and of age The volunteer service or militia Miss McChean placed two bells stood several feet away while the ilputvwrlhBsi performances conversation went on The pupils AvustolftnitilimltlaKiu4iaagB and sev upon the table One was a small back was turned so that she wottjd of Great Britian includes about bicyclists several and ral others Supt Gillespie made bell to bo tapped Bessie the other not be able to read the slips of the 7000 the signal corpsFortho Con of years was a hand bell and Al teacher Over H brief opening address had lie the supposed tele noticut militia has been equipped their b4nttonnectcd with tho deaf he fred wero placed with having backs phone she told her papa that she with bicvcles In Belgium the bi to the table after first been said her prayers tMany allowed to look on while at night and re- cycle fs utilized for the quick mov- the two peated the o D Now 1 mi ot iroons childs prayer rung bells The uenerai a nines deal and many who are actually would Were one bell or the teacher lay me down to sleep recognized nearly a year ago that ring other born deaf hayp a latent vestige of Then she explained what a tele next great war the bicycle By exercise and feeding and in every instance the children phone was stated that Prof Bell in the hearing simultaneously turned and pointed the bicycle will become a most it can develop jVjc power was its inventor and pointed out important machine for military out the right Dell Left to itself tne power wpuld More remarkable still was tlwt Prof Bell with whom she said she purposes a trip on ftfiftlkjjn die away but by feeding it growth next test applied A whistle ol had summer a boat at New York A milkman of Wissahickon Pa 7iiiaHiasfblaiTr resuKJ- it was four noted was produced Each last PPsVlfeMWpan 4cwnxls Even note was represented by a ribbon It is difficult to realize how re uses a bicycle in serving his early n i no tttorti growth of power was of He has in different color white red yel markable all this is in a child of morning customers t i sacuran the child became acctts- - low and black With the backs of Bven years without keeping beforo vented a little rig for strapping a xrciw what th chiWrH tHrjml to Miss me mimi mat oniy a coupie oi milk can safely to tho machine He aiMtted McCheane would blow a not on years ago she did not know what Tricyles hayo been used a long llttl it poiMsfitMJ there vyer unany pupils in th iaitrunitnt ami without the sound was and could not speak a time by milkmen especially in ciioolorth 44au who had no tliglttMt hMUaiton tha littitvottea word England but this is probably tlm r Supt GilUwpie rolatttd an in first instance of the rather unstable T n4loiit8 wf would turn and pick out tl rib fM IHaflMMai v vmiuiou IVSHM boo rspratontiug tho particular stance to show how continued ef bicycla being used for this pur th hwnjj4iajfjtUfr It was that pose ThU too although th fort finally succeeded ound ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ x k ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 m- - ToiMM lto Orowing Celery for Market Any person who grows celery can easily produce large and white stalks but the main point is to have them crisp Good celery should break into two or three pieces when bent and should be very brjttje The way to secure the brittleness is to begin blanching the stalks rapidly If the blanching is done later in the season as is usually the case the stalks will be white and attractive but will not be as brittle as when the blanchipg is done gradually during the whole season The gossip habit is mare injurious than the liquor habit Maxims cavalry gun which fires 700 shots a minute weighs but thirty pounds and can be carried on a soldiers back Tlje gun he made for the sultan of Turkey fires 770 shots a minute but it is a field piece on wheels The layWg of a new cable between Bress and New York was announced a few days ago by a member of the French Ministry An operation which once excited the worlds wonder is now dismissed in twt lines and overlooked by the majority of readers r t MONEY AND DEBTS The advocates of rce silver coinage aided by tbe owners of silver mines have peen circulating Juring the in the We3 andSoiJ past few mpnths pamphlets and other popular literature given up mainly to two subjects J The first of these relates tP the fall in the price of commodities which has taken place the world all over within the past few years and is an effort to convince the fafmers of the country that white the price of what they produce has alien One half the prices of their debls The second remain unchanged relates to tho demonetization of silver by Cbngress in 1873 and is always referred tot as the Crime ¬ ¬ ¬ mxm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ UfeW ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i iff HJi5 tfyto08 m IvfffllNP ar44M - ¬ of 1873 ¬ r ¬ J irft ktmfiWWi hr ltim ¬ ¬ The usual form in which tho ail- yer advocatesAon the sfutrip and in their various publications put the price argument is something like this Everything that the farmer produces has gope dpvn in price nearly or quiet one half while Ho his debt remains unchanged Russia is pushing forward its has lo produce twice as many great Siberian railway with re bushels ot wheat or corn to pay 3 markable energy and the St his debt or tho interest on it Ietersuurg papers arc talking ot a he had to produce when tle debt Thisia Aue to the ship canal between the Baltic and was incurred Black Seas as a settled fact It scarcity of moitey krdkVght1 abbut beeins that no idea ininternal im ¬ by tha demonetiMttOH of silver coinage of silvw provements is too vast for tho big If we had It empire North lth pficat of hk crops and the ¬ ¬ price of his debt would be on the same level The authorof the principal pamphlet put the point very cliarly in an open letter to President Cleveland itt April last saying A debt for Si 000 that 1000 bushels of wheal would have paid ten years ago now requires the farmer to give up 2000 bushels of wheat in exchange for these dol- ¬ lars with which to pay the same debt The debts now in existence are principally ojd debfs or re newed or refunded debts or new debts contracted to pay old debts or debts which the people have been forced to contract by reason of the continued decline in prices The owners of products must now give up twice as much property to pay their taxes as in 1873 Let us first consider the truth of the quoted statements second their moral quality and third the practicability of acting in accordance with them Is it true that wheat is worth only half as much as it was ten years ago and that it takes twice as many bushels to pay a debt now as it did then J K Upton formerly Assistaut Secretary of the Treasury has published figures which prove beyond question that ten years ago wheat was only 20 cents a bushel higher than in April 1895 being quoted at 77 cents in 1885 and at 57 cents ten yeais later a decrease of iQ per cent instead of 50 In 884 the wheat crop was 337000000 bush els and in 1894 460000000 bushels an increase of over 36 per cent The corn crop in 1384 was 1796000000 bushels and in 1894 1313000000 bushels a decrease of 583000000 bushels This crop which is about one half greater in vajuc than that of wheat was 1885 tptoted in January at 35 cents a bushel and ten year later at 45 cents a bushel an advance of 28 percent Wheat had fallen in price because of a greatly in creased crop and corn had advanced in price because of a crop The greatly decreased monetary standard clearly had nothing to do with tho change in Why price of either product should the farmer reckon his debt If in wheat rather than in corn he paid it in the proceeeds of both would the average cost to him in tho two products be greater than it was ten years earlier a Now as to the moral aspect pf tjie position It is plain on the face of the statement that what Is contemplated by its author is a de preciated dollar one worth only 50 If this be not the cents in gold dollar contemplated how Is tho ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ debtor to be able to reduce the price of his wheat He would gain noth- ¬ ing by gemiine bimetallism that is through the adoption of a mone ¬ tary standard which kept gold and silver at a parity What silver advocates say the farmer Ought to have is a dollar worth only half as much as the one he has now Granting for the sake of the argument that his products have been reduced one half Did he stipulate when he contracted his debt that his payment of it in full should depend upon the prosperity of his business upon the profits of his farm If he had tried to negotiate a loan on that basis Not could he have succeeded having made any conditition3 of that kind how can he honestly get out of any portion of his debt Let him change sides for a moment with the person or persons who lent him the money The probabilities are that he got it from a savings bank or an in- ¬ surance company or a loan association Statistics sliclw that the depositors in savings banks arc mainly persons of small means hard working men and women widows and orphans It is their money which is loaned not that of bloated capitalists What is to be said of the justice of cutting down their property one half because the farmer who borrowed their money and whose promise to pay it in full they accepted has not been so prosperous as he thought he would be Would there be any other name for the act than repudiation or breach of faith 3 As for the practicability of conducting business affairs on such a basis does any one need to be reasoned with about that Could a farmer or any other debtor who should once refuse to pay half Or any other portion of his debt be ¬ cause his crops sold for lower prices than they brought when he contracted his debt ever borrow a dollar again It seems incredible at this stage of the world anybody should be ignorant of the fact that this experiment of repudiation has never been made by either an in dividual or a nation without most During disastrous consequences the past 400 years the experiment has been made in different lands always with the samo results Sad as is the dishonest aspect of it the feature of the proposition which is most surprising is its folly Wo are confident that the common sense as well as the common honesty of the American psople will reject it overwhelmingly if they shall be given an opportunity to vote squarely upon it Public Opinion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f jggmi t do whether ho proposes to saVc COL W 0 BRADLEVS fcDnltoiflijH1 Montgomery las n on tho Cleveland-Ca- r 1 m uriRpr jtiUHcsj Dolonoy Sisk Br a the party r mi VVillieJBrcckiBtidge stumping lisle plan Or on tho Blackburn BOOT AMI SDK New Appointments For Speaking Khcriffi NgJ Wyatt clerk HUCER forAVatjpardm KfThe last straw Harden plan The only thing of Dntcs For our Pcnuhllcaii R CharlditQn Sam Lognn Alfred TXE3 U iowtoni Madisonvillk Ky judge sp j as Thomas Cnndldntc for Ooverno tnauurcaKS tneicrriocrauc iacK- - which they arc certain is that their Menus danger It Ju 6 serious ottet clerk sncrii i wretched bickerings and animosi If yotl want shoes to fit 4 t assl bacinJutlgcT Arranged by StSte m condition uihIavHI fend to dlnits KGE PUBLISHING COMPANY A nnwennTWW fllnrl tn1iil wear well have them toad t troua results Itll w not overties have entailed upon them the Incorporated Committee Docs this mean that Breckin UambyfjIrTigcs Ben Manser sher dcr Call at my sltec makisg come nt oitcp It l usuro sign resurrection of n memory they m it itered the Fcuoffice at Bttllnnion 11 Scond that tho blood to Impoverished ridge like Sir Charles Dilkc is to t Much to the disappointment of iff J B Rice clerk sllttnutltr tablishment opposite the CjMwt iiudy Is and lmntirc Tho hi corJdohcd and be thought they had laid forever and have his offense many Democrats who have been SUBSCRIPTION KATES llslcy Cnpt John Hamby R House have your meaewre toltM the rehabilitation of a smell from welcomed back to public life by j deluded with the idea that Col W J Salmon judges Dixon Right or a first class haad wSt4 the asphyxiating effects of which H the best neonlc of his State on Yentiltlcily In dnce 0 Bradley had abandoned the sheriff John Hnrlnud clerk Shoes of my make at all my m they have scarcely even now resit Montht J riirttMonihi St Charles Woslcv Cook Geo tomcrs will tell you are mack ml campaign at Emincnco afcW days Tiik Bowling Green Chautauqua Stranger Jthingahave happened 82l ffPieVi- vii- In ll iiMiioB tht Was nol a success The Democrat but if thcIColohcl is to be extended covered Wc do not wonder that igo and would not further con pCinfj judabsi JosophHIKrJhnedy tho best material and are is MMy of wanted pttll j CjfresponilenU they wince The outlook is hcr1ff GiUilnnd f lcrk g Which tiiakcc rich hi nlthy Moodi Montr AJdrau nt for prllfulri tinue the canvass oftho Statcbut says the failure was due to un- the right hand of fellowship there enough to make a buzzard wince respect jttst what a man aeedi niul tlitis idv rlrutithiiud elas entirely will be a jubilee among the veteran from the following list of appoint toward circumstances Very Respectfully RATUS Olf ADVERTISING Irion vlflor to ticity to tlii nit YOUR OR0IJK3 IOH sinners who are tired of holding There may be for Republicans and l o The street cars were not running ments it will be seen that the Colotho bvaluflitj Ujinltji tint vitality Una tquif t BU lnorllon J CASPER HARRIS Ktch aubsequcnt lnertlon At- ¬ for decent people generally a spejnpoUtjcs to feVcry part tit tlii hotly nel is still in the light if rom now Oltpla adtenliementl for Ion periods con- and the weather was such that it down back scats cies of grip amusemdnt in this sud ratct lloods BtiAapurilln positively Itaclrd for at ipeclal per FOM SALCt on up to the election cents The new Ioet Notice J and death line Intertcd free was imprudent for anybody to sit lanta Constitution den apparition of Colonel Breck notice Marrlace blttti Fifty six acres of land eae aalU Will receive prompt attention at list of his appointments is as folntl per lid under the big tent in which the Ohltaarynotlce -- Ill be ebarned Col W C P Breckinridge has inridge emerging from the garbage All drertlement at reular laii n south of Nortonville For paper lows this office Estimates furnished particulars apply to E Ky Sik like lb rtm of thearranfjed for by tpeclal eon meetings were held We are sorry an eye on the future and is laying dump of Democratic politics and J bftken only when OcroncR for the failure of this first session plans to again make the race for upon application St Charles Ky rushing forward to rescue the to A Idrstt all romnmnlcatlon Covington 29 8 p m but trust the promoters will try it- Congress in the Ashland District party of Grovcr Cleveland and DEE THE aiicpiicrusviucai 2 p m Jly elater was troubled with again next season and earlier so This is evidenced by the fact that Eatlington Ky Gene Higgins from destruction Hnrlfpnevilln- 11 rnmJi h nervousness mid tired feeling may not interfere the weather he had his lieutenants at work in and disgrace Sho tried several remedies with ¬ But it seems to us Lebanon 23 2 p m THURSDAY OCTOBER J4 1893 out relief until elm bemi taking Lancaster November 4 The1 Gracey Woodward Iron the primary to lobk after his in that any democrat with a stomach P m Hoods Snrsniirlllii Mv young ¬ A REPUBLJCAN DEVICE Clarksville Tcnn will crest in selecting the precinct com capable of balking at carrion must Furnace at est Islcr is lakliijf IloOiVa for n during the feel 0FF1CERS0F ELECTION trouble wHlrilio jiulectca of her go into blast before the end of the mitteemen who serve himself turning white and sick t ip limbs with benqnti Miss Mi 11 b SaWWOtVVyKOXV A year A thorough test of St Ber time of the election of a Congress and wish that the whole tabobdlu ScoTrCbT Arkansas i C The following are thq officers of vtk Colonel Breckinridges would gallop to the demnition nard coke will be made and we man tlio November election 1895 np OPnOtAI ATTENTION 3L a majority in the bowwows and be done with it N claim hope for such good results as Will pointed by Jutlgb Jojin Bj Hall tin fHk HMHHHHIkv 7 ffvPP Bowling Green Demo- - Y Tribune cause a large amount of this coke district i BBBBBBBBBUBBW and crat iasi oiuuy vouri uay JBJKHiflMPwRr lEHE to be used This furnace will conIrUMMHM ivjust about a year1 ago Co Whitopains--ArcWMT Fox G C FUNERALS sume upwards of 150 tons of coke h iu cjujJiiuMiu 111c uuiuiiiiiubuuii mccKinnuge gave 111c limes mis M 0K9HT NtTIS per day This is more coke than of Col Breckinridge to return to certificate of character Bcrryudgcs R P Tpague sher ¬ Earlington can tle political field the Democratic the 104 ovens at The Louisville Times owned Hoods Pills SK AteShiffW iff L H Johnson clerk ATTtNTtSM First Glass Turn Outs al Reasonable Rates 8PN0IAL PAI Tft produce present output being 120 Mortuary Committee has invited by a gang of blackmailers and Nortonville Sisk G E Robtj 0 MYKlJS AIM TIIK IIRT IN THE CITY- - I tons daily But new ovens can him to Louisville to instruct our edited by a hiding assassin of char- rapidly undermining the loyalty of Hamby judges W L Clements THAVBUN9 UBM REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET acter who is constitutionally a that faction What the elements soon be built and a full supply of citizens as to their dutytoparty coward and an habitual liar has Stable anJ Office on MAIN ST near Depot Y Crabtrce clerk ISAAC DAVIS or the Cuban torpedoes fail to do sheriff J coke made for this- furnace if it can home and sacred honor in numerous articles made the the Spanish rulers in Cuba appear -Mortons Gap- - Walter Davis B For Gpverpor beuscdt More coke ovens means Wc believe the Democrats of same intimation and in the issue tbjie doing for the success of Cu- C Rice judges Burr Morton W O BRADLEYindependence ban more work for St Bernard men Baltimore Louisville need no instruction from of September n says sheriff Ben T Robinson clerk The virtuous anu noule wo American Garrard County The Assessor is abroad again Col Breckinridge on these points men of the Ashland district are in The Cubans managed to maintain Lake EarlingtouJo F Foard f Two years ago for his personal the fight against Breckinridge their last great vyar for tens years The Assessor is all right but the H S Corey judges jF B Arnold For Lieutenant Governor Under vindication he opened and con- - He who charges that the women yiz from 1868 to 1878 If the Cu- sheriff 1 T Wilsonjjclcrkr Jr assessment is obnoxious t W SVbRfHINGTON I ducted jnhe Seventh district the of this district who arc for ime Arc bans can hold out so long this time Democratic rule our rate of EARLiWBlrOiNl KENTUCKY North East Earlii irton Frank Grcpnup County unchaste and ignoble puts himself would be better for Spain to let is greater than that of sur- ¬ mpsi ouier poiuicai campaign in beyond the pale of civilized asso it island go jigger at once for Spain can Sisk Ben W Robinson the X J rounding States and the deficit in Kentucky history Nothing was ciation and the owners of a paper ill afford so great and expensive a For Auditor o State it i iMiiicK sncrii Jjan uvansf our treasury is larger than the next spared nobody was spared ilJIU who permit it become eternally in- war She has been on the verge clerk SAM H STONE I - famous V of bankruptcy for fifty years at Republican State Administration when hewasi beaten at the pnMadison County B5 South East Enrlirfgton--Ja- s cheer least The sentiment in favor of Head D W Umstcad judges 1 And now the Times overcome for some time Be mary his followers refuscd obecan iirl b testifies to its high esteem giving the Cubans belligerent rights For Secretary of Statii sides you are first made to swear to dience and cut down a majority of fullyCol Breckinridge Louisville seems to be growing in this coun- T Cqcncn sheriff M McCordr for chAVCesfinley your list and then the State turns 8000 to 350 tor to nothing as one Commercial try and is now advocated by some clerk views the case Richland losiiTbdd Wm Fin- Whitley County very prominent and influential pa- about and calls you a blank liar CUBA Certainly such a rqcord as this success so far ley judges II E Eison sheriff The Cuban by unceremoniously and indiscrim1 01 Y uoraon cleric For Treasurer of State The latest reports from Cuba lowcver has hardly been sufficient inately raising your assessment to such a political record does not tojustify ourgovernmehflntaking M Slaton Ben Courthouse GEORGE WLONG meet the exigencies of Democratic entitle Col Breckinridge to speak give assurances that the forces of that step much as the people of Laffooti judges T Ernest Speed DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES the insurgents are increasing more wjtli authority to Democrats anyGrayson Connty indebtedness Burchficld clerk rapidly than at any time since the the country would like to sec it sheriff where flag of the revolution was hung out taken We sympathize with Cuba Elk David Fowler J D Todd For Attorney General We mistake the people of Louis- in the island The Spanish soU but our international obligations judges The following from Cincinnati Jas Nichols sheriff S H Tooth and Paint Bruskes W S TAYLOR Enquiier with reference to Exr ville if they cfo not resent the ac- dicrv on the other hand arc hot will not yet allow us to ititcrfcrcal Ilanner clerk the Ejijler County Governor Charles Anderson of tion of the committee in bringing only discouraged but their ranks though Spain recognized Mill W M Rhea R B Utter- rai southern cqnfederacy within forty toJ Ky and his ability as Col Breckinridge to Louisville are being decimated by disease and days after the firing ipdn Fort back judges S p Cooke iShcriff Superintendent of Public In Kuttawa For lie nope ot a rccog desertion MffOMtf i i an art critic is of interest to Hcisfnot and he cannot be an strtictidn If the Cubans could suc- J D Martin clerk nition by the American republics Sumter He is a man is gjving great encouragement to ceed in establishing a do facto many in this section who knew apostle of harmony Kitchcn VWm Stark w ISGKcady Mixed Pain i all colors in small cans The late with political ambition whiclris in- the Maceos and their devoted government and a capital it might Coleman judges LTCNlsbet Governor Anderson Pulaski County not be impolitic for us to granther sheriff Ira M Hanncr clerk He looks forward to a bands Evansville Courier Governor Charles Anderson who satiable belligerent rights but at present it For Rceister of Land Office i East Hanson L A Pritchett He has djed at Paducah Ky recently new political career If there is no war in Cuba as the can hardly be done It is suggested PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COHPOUNQCS CHARLES p REYNOLDS say why hasnt tjie that the great American republics J W Slaton judges Robert Asht was one of the finest judges of gained control of the party ma- Spanards r by sheriff J D Haywood clerk Fayqtte County sculpture and decorative art in this chinery in his own district and his manufacturer of war material the the United Statcsi Mexico and right to send his goods to Cuba Brazil should unite in notifying Richard Ram West Hanson General S V Cary address in Louisville is his formal If there is war- why shouldnt this country Commissioner of Agriculture T R0BIN501W the matter is sey I M P Steward judges W I I r Svas a college mate of General rc critrance into politics under the government recognize the so called Spain that unless who LUCAS MOORE ended within a certain time they M Madisoni sheriff L R Bccny These will compel Spain to aljow the CuAnderson at Oxford tells of an in- patronage of the Democratic insurcents as belligerents Mariort Countj i t questions arc presented ot course bans to decide for themselves what Louisville Post teresting incident that showed the Committee Oak WallJas T Hobgoodj For Railroad Commissioner by the friends of Cuban liberty kind of government they will have artistic talents of his classmate and Oaajpj XCy The spectacle ofjVilliam p P but however they may be decided A strip of this kindrnight ncit be so L Hanncr Tudccs Walter Crow- JERRY M PORTER at the same time brought before Brcckjnridgc Jcy sheriff W S Grace iletk bulging there is probably not a man in the unwarranted suddenly Always oa bind a Ml aad csapki stock at Hickman County Certain it is that the public a sculptor who was des- ¬ North Nebo W S Rutherford DKUGS AND MEDICINES injo the Kentucky hurly burly is United Statcsbpainards excepted Cuba has jttst wrongs of which to Forjjjc Legisjature tined to take rank as one of the calculated PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLE to arrest thd attention who docsnt believe the rebels have complain and it is equally certain T B Porter judges Giles Har- greatest sculptors the world has their liberty and ought to have GRAHAM and engage the thought of the won And public sentiment in the that if wp could under the laws clson sheriff Win Barnett clerk PAINT AND OILS it ever known The members of An- American give her South Nebo David Morrow II Accustomed United States is entitled to a good of nations and neutrality people And every thlaf ee taowa to tbU4 TO VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET PUT dersons class proposed to secure any aid the American people H Hill judges B L Goochsher though they be to the grotesque deal of respect Judge gsicians prcsaif liH5 C would be more than glad to do so HI Ira King clerk UNDEK THE LOG CABIN THE a bust of their beloved preceptor the startling and the gaudy eduThe Cuban revolutionists may Law Students Helper Charley Anderson Dr Bishop The Democrats hiving determined lq told them that he knew a man cated to Pcffer inured to Bowler be and probably arc little more than Eagle as tba attack ihe legality of the MADISOWVILLEand capable of contemplating As- a mob bo in the judgment ot Republican parly emblem Ihe last con working in a stone yard in CincinEuropean nations more than a censistant Secretary Curtis with tury ago were the forces which formally adopted the old Harrison mention Log Cabin as Ihe party de- - nati who could make the bust and equanimity and CJlay they must neces- Washington led The Cubans have vice It will be placed at thu head of the for a small price They authorYOUR VOTE CdUNTED sarily experience a sensation at no such valuable aid as France Republican column of candidates on thp ballots and all that is necessary to cast a ized Ajidcrson to secure the bust this spectacle of Colonel Brcckin- - crave us in our struggle for free HANNA PATE Proprltlirs vote for the Republican ticket is to put He went to Hiram Powers Who to to Nevertheless they have ridge emerging from his retire dom Wjl the cross mark right under the little was then at work in Covingtons i maintained themselves against the log cabin andinslde the square Manufacturers of mentj for the purpose as lie de- - largest force which Spain in this J5y It would bo welt for all Republican stone yard in this city and Rowers Steam Engines Boilers elates of saving the Kentucky period of decadence has put into workers to explain this change in device a bust of Dr Bishop Which Mijiing Machinery such as so thai no votes may ba lost through care made Democracy field They show pluck per from destruction the CR Mr REPUBLIGAHS lessness at the polls The log cabin will was pronounced very fine Shakers Mining Carts Revolvinjg How dan they help it when they tinacity and patriotic devotion It be familiar to all old Whigs Anderson also introduced Hirdm Screen Hoisting Engines Eta remember that only a lew months is natural that prevailing sentiment Powers to Nicholas Longworth United States should be in 11 DEALERS IN ago Cooncl Breckinridge vanished in the of their recognition at the it vou are a Republican and wish to crats and for the Republicans In the other Tiik Mormon Cluirch is likely to favor his uncle who became the patron vote your party ticitet to n great or les ex races from the public gaze on that iden- earliest decent momentand should find that mixing in politics is poor Bearings llrass Goods Wrooght iibiPIpe FHtlas Dut It the mark Is put la the square with and friend of the future designer tent the fcicncll In the tquaro with demand in the meantime absolute the logmark ami let It go at ibat policy It had better keep hands of that tical pretext the rooster and in the tquares to the Stcaa Guagcs Cbeck Paips lieUrs itc cabin wonderful piece of marble v off Undoubtedly the Democracy of abstention on the part of the adIt Is unsafo for a Kepublican to make rlRlit of the names of any Republican can sculpture The Greek SlaveV Kentucky is in desperate straits ministration from anything which any further marks on bis ballot It Is didates the play will be to blur the scratch Coi WmJ O JJkaplky seems to Governor Anderson was always There as in New York and Mary- might appear like an alliance with well established by en unbroken line of marks and to count he ballot as a straight Repairs oh- Engines Boilore and all kinds of Machinery Neatly Cuba ought to be free Spain be receiving big ovations all proud of his discovery of Hiram land the apostles of consecration from Spain The United States decisions by all Democratic election Judges Democratic vote Thus the vote will bd and Promptly Execiitdd jap f voter through Eastern Kentucky and in Powers and talked about it to have brought the tough old party must be kept free from Cuba that a Republican ticket which Is In any counted In favor of tho very man the make out That specially wished to scratch and will thrown way the blue grass region The intro some friends when in the city some to the verge of the abyss There Until the latter situation is assured Is scratched should be Ooyle and Henry a difference of two for that man when the what it cost St John months ago it may be the part of wisdom duction of Breckinridge to save Ihe sound money men headed by offices If one tenth of the voter perhaps went to the polls for tho though doubtless not that of senti- Slruss their the democracy from the onslaughts that distinguished convert by ap- ment for this nation to keep its Republican voters who scratched their sole purpoYo of making a difference of two THE FIRST NEWSPAPERS k voted the against him of the Republican party and Colr v pointment John G Carlisle have hands off of the struggle in the tickets at the last election had i It Is unsafe to make any marks in Iho straight tlcKet Instead Dojlq could not Bradley is haying the effect of There Mexican gulf Chicago Chronicle have been counted oat If the Republican tquaro ot tne rooster Do your scratching The first English newspaper is pressed the stalwarts hard making the latter more popular believed to be the Weekly News the blandiMcCrecry recking with The Weather Bureau reports voters who scratched their ticuets bad the other way n and tlfo Republicans more certain issued in London in 1622 The unction and raining large wet that the storm in the Vicinity of voted them straight Slruss would now ba A Democrat can of course make his was very slight the wind not enjoying the emoluments of iho offico to mark to the right of each candldalo for of success earliest newspapers in Germany smiles on all has dogged the steps Cuba blowing more than twenty miles whom he wishes to vote and the ballot bluff Joe Blackburn with a an hour at any time The Span- which be was elected As we feared the story of the and Italy arc said to reach back to of The scratches which were mado In a may perhaps bo counted but tho other mammoth potatp which we repub the sixteenth century although it dagger n his cjoak There more iards have not been famous of late dilferent race furnished the rxcuso tor way is safer First put bo stencil in i lished from the Scientific Ameri is often stated that the oldest news even than in New York or Mary years for their skill in navigation throwing out thq whnlu ballot and then the square with the cabin arid tho Icsa but even theyTought to be able to the better SPLIM DID LIWE OF VEHICmfa t can last weuk has proven to be a paper is the frankfurter Jour- land the Cuckoo has accomplished weather a storm that blows no Ihe returning board decided they couldnt scratching done after thatexcellent llstl Notwithstanding of the founded in 1615 In the his appointed work of discord fiercer than twenty miles an hour go behind the returns and so Doyle was election mammoth hoax the contrivance nal 1 by Judgo officers appointed -v-BOqD STQCKi -- i Publick Occur- Instead of being arrayed against The Cuban contention therefore robbed of his Judgeship and Johnson Is Richie it will bo found that a great many t The Scien- United States 0 tlje photographer still collecting Struts fees BmBABiT XPRNOTJI An artist rences was started in Boston in the Republican party on the old that both of theso cruisers were tific American now says On the other hand It Is perfectly safe ot them ate so eminently respectable and torpedoes for a Democrat to scratch provided he well fed that tbey dont cat their break who lends himself to such methods 1690 but was suppressed the Bos- familiar and ever potent shotgun sent to the bottombybythe circum- follows a few pimple rules All of his ballot fasts soon enough to get to the polls In x line the Democracy is divided is made plausible New Letter followed ton Hauling op f of deception maY be ranked as a fUflNrSHMi stances But whether the Cubans which is voled for Democrats is sure to bo time nnd their places will ba filled by eveMy If there ever was a destroyed these cruisers or they bEsoniPTloN 1704 but the oldest existing news- against itself ON SHORT NOT4C thoroughbred knave to be shunned It is feared that this preslnct thieves lia votes the paper in the country is the New situation demanding the exercise were iosi inrougu 111c incompe- counted anyhow If favor of under Re will happen in many precjnts wcrii illiler Charges by everybody a few and scratches in treasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed of such a force as Colonel Breck tency of their own commanders rooster Hampshire Gazette founded in Tho precinct publicans tho Democratic election officers ate votero predominate inridge that situation is to be the effect on the Spanish cause in Usually make the ntlumpt to count tils thief is an aggressive parson flols the At last and finally tnc Corbetf 1756 Spain scratched ballot as a straight Democrat one who insists on calling off I ie votes or The Boston News Letter was found in Kentucky at this moment Cuba must bo disastrous Fitzsimmons mill has been de can not afford to lose cruisers ns clared off The Florida Athletic tjic first paper published in the It calls for just such eloquence as she has very fcwand has no money ticket and falling in that attempt count keep tally and resents anypne watching it for al the Democrats they can So the him Club in whose hands the matter United States The name is an his for the peculiar stylo of virtue to replace them Nor can she will of tho Democratic voter is carried Tbo genteel officer does not like a row has bccn lias concluded that it English term and the English of which he is the inventor and maintain an effective blockade of out The bummer Ikes one Jly insisting on Two Squares North pt Depot on ProvWefles 1 R cannot hold the anticipated big rcws Letter was the precursor patentee for that supreme per the Cuban coast without them Not so with ho Republican voter For scratched Republican ballots being thrown It was suasiveness wherewith he has ex The patriots appear to have had the sake of throwing out a ballot which is out ho gets t done on thp theory that Surely this great coun- of the later newspaper MAdlSONVILLE KY meeting considerable success already in a letter or report containing alted and embellished at least two eluding the navy and landing guns largely Republican they will sacrifice the uiey wm uo countea vy 111a returning try of ours is becoming evangelized Mihnfacturcrof omt Peilui in board Hut tbey ofo not the returning that our shores and inland places news intended for general circula- generations ammunition and stores and this few scratched voles for Democrats wants board by virtue of ibis Identical procedure a Democrat specially Sasli Boors Blinds Door and Wiidow We observe that sotno of the double loss will inspire them with If therefore should be so inhospitable that tion originally circulated in nianu who bis with tho ballots of Republicans fresh vigor and boldness Their to scratch n parlipular tocandidate on his scratched has a majority of Democrats unnp place for a prize fight script They appear to have Kentucky papers are wincing there 19 accomplish HttACKI W CpjjllMNS MABELS need is guns and ammuni- ticket his surest way VENTILATORS This is the first that has been arisen about the beginning of the der the prospect of a recrudescence greatest is asserted by those who purpose Is first la pui his stencil mark in They can outvote Judgo Richie Theonly tion It FIOOKINQ AND CKILIMO And All Kinds of XQUGH AN they do have made a thorough investiga the square with tho log cabin am then to way for a Republican lobe sure tils vote defeated throughout tliq seventeenth and to have continued pf Breckinridge Either utterly HNtU IWMHtt will bo counted at nlh Is la vaiej it Country Mew York City is the to the middle of the eighteenth op wan thp pemocratic party to tion and careful study of the sitii mark la tho squaresu a In right of huso straight wlehcn to voio for Democrats whom put your stescil In die Republicans iWpluv lust filled pui nwtejor Mt Iks UlM liupml most hospttabl Corner for a quiet century They were- written by be saved at ail or they think the tion that 50000 recruits could be Mmj m4 m u Tlin l no pretext exists for throwing it square with tho little log clu and let jl fight but nor Indian Territory dependants of great men each eim price of salvation in this case added at once to her patriot armies out It will bo counts or those Demo Hi hi niai nmilflMim iu iJu aLiiJ Llull1 lilmli anil etn uir liniUii 21 ZZ TTZ Ihin ad mill 1 ik L hni iiUrwwork it higli Then again no if they had t lie guns to put jn their nor Hot Spring nor Texas arc ployed in keeping In i master in come j jiusv aw 77rr V9 IH it U hands 1 mil nark T Tho wholesale arrests of That i ippArale crQliyp wHba hl I ipj vm tor School Triwle t II4K PDItlRD LVMBIR RllCIUtttira ram ww wmmmmm low enough iv morals to permit a formed of all tlijit transpired at body seems to know just what Autonomists aha their deportation tU saqw phec tj ti6l rut the iipol tbo UnuWicaa eut iulMe In Bttnsnrenrr l Colonel Breckinridge proposes to IU Kflll lM itinai Rctllciuuuts UlblVOUI i - circus bill affair court uuriifK UWWPUM KaK BMan a ft LJftWlti bmi Mil M Mlt n CCbefeBcc Tiik Rev Geo 0 Barnes says the newspapers misquoted him He did not say he would never die but like Elisha be taken up to heaven in a chariot of ftrc This is but another illustration of the ease with which one can misquote Gossiping the sayings of another newspapers and gossiping people start more lies in a day than can be overtaken in a century BftBCKlNJUDan v CASPER HARRIS Tired -- - ¬ ¬ J iu ¬ 1 ¬ - - ¬ Sarsajjarllla r r ¬ HOODS t4c BF ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JOB WORK- -- P0 - Makes the Weak Strong ¬ - 4 l TTtfEKY STABLE V1 - ikB tDAVIS n w J -- ¬ fj v tOniytiWo fFtIV I wtm SE - tfSisfirWjL ¬ 1 j SHf -- I - -- ¬ T BERNARD DRUB STORE f ¬ -- taxa--atio- n Pf ¬ ppnpGiST dealers - - ¬ J - ¬ ifptent JWedMnes and Perfumery f 5 -- ¬ JasL ¬ ¬ ¬ ow jdaVidson HG eiji riL t gl in d Oili wfr ¬ ¬ E - 7 BEN ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Morton - rAr m ¬ mm ¬ - ¬ Ui ¬ ¬ In ¬ ¬ HOW TO GET Ey Simple Rules f Machine Works - - A Observed ATS ¬ Voters ANFdEMO ¬ m i Sic -- ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ - 3 t ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 Walter McGary earlikm ramwy ¬ ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stable i I- ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ HEARSE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New Planing Mill Fras ML ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mm trij 7 M ¬ - ¬ to i- T - I m m uu u B t J I AM mammm -- -- i i i rmii-n-- i i r I JKU jmmmm Hi h - mL rnMi -- fnn wish to mako some alteralion ia my attire Certainly madam and 0m Mit in womans garb on slttfriif cfewi again saw bis traveling compait transformed into a man He burst out laughing nnd said It appears that we are trying to run away What Hv you done I have been roblttot bank E2J Dm DnbusttH n CItlic N TIME HOKTII TABLE Ilioi tn m p tn Mall ri Nlflit KxfteH eVerMeeea system of old and young St Bernard Dru Store are in Small Favors Thank- - One day City Taxes Now Wc formed through fully Received Due last week Marshall Dar Fore tn a n nctt that city taxes arc now due Toombs with a detachment of his filled a long felt want in and must be paid at once As this crew is tho case you are invited to come this community by spanning forward without further delay and the chasm between tho school While settle the same or else the Mar house and Methodist Uill the structure crcStcd does not lie shall will pay you an early call giri to compare with tho great Dr Sawyers Ukatln makes tho kwae Irong Make thane wbo are ilck well Il Brooklyn or London abridges An builds up tba broken down and debilitated arcniieciuraiiiucspgn arutigencra 1 CCMMHED DAY AN ThriMt was so sick W tt tf t m without oouclilnp AlnnA mxiA vihin rMah I TH could not eat tiotp or wHr rot 1 oousbed all dAr and nlalit nty welebt wm reuticod trpm ISO to lxl ttouuOs TIki flret nlaht Ibat l olcpt four hours after ttono tlinn wasthreo taken dosrs of Dr rwroea uoiaon Moaioai ufsoov ery Tho offenuvefoat ir oipvctoruva fTw s every day and bon I baa token tho wnqip nt nna rotini could sleep all Blent IHMtT rftm man I 1 and bare beea well ever itinoi utilityct arcmrgcneyJ9J Tern KtrMvtHAeene4ilflit ed MaoHtentlll SOUTH i niiopm 6ij 4118 74s Educators Will fleet lit mi ft v r4 TiM W1 VL TwP 4V ecu wr grakEptft sessions in the school house next tiently wait ami stilf libpc for a Friday 35th inst morning and af better bridge in tho near future tVevfhftceseMaleQavlllenrrlv ternoon In Sunday Mays V P 5 G NOTES edi Tbe Darlington Wis W W KTilRIDOK Ainl They will be entertained at din torially of a popular patentJournal siys Wo medicine Last Sundays meeting of the ARRIVAL AND DKPARTURB OP TRAINS AT ncr nt Hotel Earlington and our know from experlonca that Chamberlains Christian Endeavor was largely citizens trust the members will Cqllc Cholera and Dlarrboa Remedy 3 a attended and NORTONVILLE the interest in the find our town a pleasant abiding lliitt is claimed tor It as on two tfniatlons cause is on the increase It stopped 6tMtjivpaln5iandyVsslly m iR place saved us from all unllmely WaVe We Those who failed to attend the GOING BAST Thousands testify 16 Iho woaderful to would not rest easy over night without it Endeavor meeting last Sunday Meuptile l Cialral CI17 p m Cio This remedy undoubtedly missed a rare treat indeed Ukatlna la building In tho house The Vallea it LouWlll 1045 a m suits of Dr Sawyara MtatcAl to oulivllU I i 11 1 mi up and renewing the dabltttatal and broken sves more pain and suffering than any President of the Society W F going wksr St Oirnard Drug other medicine In jlja vord Every family Burr delivered a most excellent dowtijconiiltuflou should keepjtia tho house as Jtls sura to addresj on Christian Patriotism UttWWM Fulton tn tjj p nt Stored CHdCbyla MewphU 7J7 1 be For salenjy There seems to be St needed sooner or later Earlington Hen iuid wo regret that we can not pro- LfMMta Miphli sM a m Better be Bernard Drug Store u Guarded a growing ten T Robinson Mortons Gap nnd George uuee in mil King St Charles Everybody should attend the dency to GarIingfor ffappf nings public worship in our town disturb Societys meeting held each Sun A Severely ilttisnt often that day evening between the hours of Those who have a temptation in r t f of six andsevep News Not Personal Paragraphs and FoundingT V oclock They this directjoa may tike timely Otfcsr Doings at llama Worthy t a IhB- clergy getting arc not held in the interest of any particular denomination warning that the authorities of the I ef Special Mention pquridlng and especially as se town will aid in severefpunistiing Miss Lucy Crenshaw was the vere a oriearfihatfSdmifiJaicfed to Lk out for colds at this seasoq Keep culprjta The law is very Rev yoiHtM wettand siroac by tiling Ifoods all M BumetTfrTt lilsresi leader in the exercises last Sunday dndit is a pleasure to note what BarMparilU lbs great Ionic and blood strong along this line in Kentucky denceWM6EueiaAvcntie from an purifier and its enforcement will entail interest is laKen py uiu yutiiiy s 7 to rft5 osciokTlast Tuesday foiled inthese mcetirigSi trouble upon some one BoAk Lait Thursday 17th According to a pre-a- r evening Miss Alice Bourland will lead fast to Mr and Mrs John Twy- Uaw Curt all Skin Olstaats ranged plan of the membership next Sunday and an interesting man a son Simply apply SwANyga ointmbnt No of the M E Church togetlidr with meeting is promised Internal medicine required Cures tetter a number of our open hearted Th Btit Ceujli Cuw A business meeting of the memItch eruptions ibe face Is Shilohs Cure A neglected ecrema nose Acall laavlng Ibeonskin clear liberal minded citizens of Other dc bers of the societyywas held Tues hands cough is dangerous ncliitI0hsagenerotscToilatibn daynighfkt the Stop it at wtiito and healthy lis great of W F oace with Shilohs Cure For curative powers are possessed healing and was presented tbflie Brotheras Burr thev6bect hme to perfect being by 00 other tale by St Bernard Drug Store Ask your druggist tor SwANVtta above- stated remedy Many who could plans o extend the social features Mr Sebree Buck of Nashville Ointurnt not attend very generously sent of the society It your children are subject to croup in their was in the city a few days last week dotjatioriswlcaj goodly iMrFrld A Wallis of Hop watch tor the first symptom of the disease kinsville Vas again in town on WANTED oo barrels 0 corn with hoarsened It Chamberlains Cough number were present and enjoyed Tuesday To the disappointment shuck e Will pay ttoo per barrel de Remedy Is given as soon a ibe child be tHe1lndlywgreeting o the pastor of all he said he found he could llvtredat tttrllsgton comes hoarse it will prevent the iltack and his estimable lady Many of not make it convenient to attend W S McCarv Even after Ibe croupy cough has appeared the tclnpqral wants of the recipithe services of Christian Endeavor tbe attack can alwaya be prevented by givbotlV in Jiext Sunday wfcre tlms supplied If is hoped in the Nrn a E ing Ibis remedy 33 and 30 cent lottles for ents 1 was nervcous tired irritable sate by Ibe St Uernard Drug Store money provisions andcTothing fieruuturc we iriay have Mr Wai sad cross Karls- Clover Root Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons which will forever enshrine the ns witu us at one or more 01 our meetings Tec kas made me well and happy Gap George King St Charles donors in their affections For tfile by St Bernard Drug Political The hour for departure having The Republican Store lc Q00 people of ge iKoUma lathering meeting at this arrived the pastor in broken Eng- Xfi Born On Tuesday evening lemselves place Saturday lish attempted to speak the grati- Calling aand inst to Mr and Mrs Guy evening was a success notvith tude that was welling up in his IJe Christian GnoeaVorers I igon a daughter standing he non appearance of hekrt buf f ound wordsrtinadequate anb eir falters JJlflolhers a the Hon John Feland who was to exprcsshirrt4lf However we Art Ya Made rolhers tincles Junlies will for 5islers Miserable by Indigestion Consti- advertised to address the people qrd pation Dizziness Loss of Appe While Mr Felands absence was the aecdL S anb Cousins v fwi tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital regretted our people Mewedt the uteris a positive cure For sale matter philosophically and at the It yoBIhave tried maay remedies and many doctors urjd aro still debilitated and by St Bernard Drug Store last moment arrayed for substitutes weak and discouraged try Dr Sawyers Come one anb Jll lo the JlalloVeen Mr Dick Sebrec of Paducah is in the persons of Mr William E Ukatine anifyou will bq cured St Der Social to be ftolben uesbag ia the city this week Bourlandof Dixon and Mr W nard Drug Stare m r j 7 o ye lVnhe M F Burr of this city our honorable A HaHaw I tfWt Wrassas Irexrlptloa A mosW pleasant uibing Dkeasd blood constipation mayor Both of these gentlemen Social and satisfactory aad kidneys liver and bowl trou- warmed up the boys on the issues meeting f-thc f bles are cured by Karls Clover at hand The crowd was fair and Christian Endcavorers was held on Pvovyj in fhe Mines Hoot Tea For sale by St Ber ¬ the enthusiasm at a good pitch Tuesday night Mr Fred A Wal nard Drug Store was present Make Yourself yoa would resist lisi of Hopkinsyillc Work on the large sewer that The St Barnard Coal Compan y are de- Strong pneumonia bron andgave art interesting accountjof tcrmjncijjo lead all other competitors and empties into Clear Creek beyond chitis typhoid fever the live movements along Endeavor upon aro sending out tuelr calendars the L N Roundhouse has been aad persistent coughs aad colds These lines in this State Tlie reading wbicAthev have a neat advertisement fri progress the past week ills attack tbe weak and tub dowa system The Hecla Coal Company like all other Tbey can find bo foothold where Ibe blood by Mr Wallis of letters from vaa m 5135 p m 730 m Mall tut Hlntil Ktpmi Aecomojelloa BvaaarlMe jt p m The members of hdppy especially the schpol chilthe Teachers In dren and those Hothodistitcs from stitute will hold the hill couhtjy Lei u pit porarily met and the kpeapkiT artf ¬ PIERCE In Bevore Coughs Droncbial Throat and Lung OUoasce Asthma Scrofula in every form and evon the Scrofulous affection of the lungs thats called Coftiumptiea In all Its earlier etogos tho Discovery ovaao OR MONKV KKTVKNKD Js CURE S c o 4 OK w re was dona and tbo company found such a vein about 178 fee below tbe surface A good force of men was then put lo work and he wotk of continuing tho shaft pushed with vigor until one day last week when ihe looked for vein of coal was reached much to tbe Joy of the opera ¬ tors This No 9 vein we were Informed by one of the company is about five feet In thickness and a fine quality of coal and tbe work of developing iba mine will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible and soon Ibey expect lo put their coal on Iho market In Sebree It Is thought that tor a wuue they will be unable lo supply tbo home demand and therefore at present no effort will be made to ship cost lo other points but It Is tbe intention of the own era to put in a side track sometime In tbe future and open up other markets for their product In the sinking of tbe shaft two other veins of cool were found Tbe first Was about fifty feet from the surface and It was about three feet in thickness but of an Inferior quality tbe second vein was siruck about 100 feet betow the surface and was only about eighteen Inches thick The name of Ihe company is Tbe Black Diamond Coal Company Workman politely to old Imly who Jim accidentally g ol Into n aniotrinu compartment You dont object to my pipe I opo mum Rav Virgil Elgin Presiding Elder Is Old Lndy Ycs I if object very expected to preach at tba M E Church atrongly Soulb Saturday at it oclock Satur ¬ Workman Oh then out yon rotl day night at tbe usual hour Sunday and Punch Should tba Elder fall to Sunday algbt Too Early to Tril appear from any unexpected cause Rev Flora nt tho seaside- Wlintsort of ft J T Cherry the aewly appointed pastor fellow la ho anyway Julia I dont know Ive only boon wilt cosduct the services as indicated The Lords Supper will be administered on the engafred to lilm ninco Inst ovcnlnjr LI to Sabbath Qalte Tnklnjf Tbe maelstrom attracts more notice Mr FlaUehouBO Well liow docs tho thaa the quiet fountsla a comet draws new Krl tnko more attention thaa the steady ttarj but ll Mrs Flaltohouso Sho takes overy Is better to be tbe fountain than the mael thlnp In elglit N Y World strom and star tban comet following out Would Seem Bo Indeed Ibe sphere and orbits of qnlet usefulness Blbx v Isnn onllinlstln vnttno- - fnllntv In which God places us Johm Hall in what way I borrowed 110 of lilm nwhllo ago I remember no one sin tbat my con ¬ Chicago Record science dolb ranch accuse and Judge ¬ borne In Oxford Ga and It not expected to recover Bishop Hoygood presided over ihe late conference at Madisooville bk And I oniil llm nnnnliin LadV as he fitted the darbies around hi fellow passengers wrists a Detective J- from PtakcrtWi force in Chtcnrn nnd have Alt vour track for tlio last couole ot days and now presenting a re- voivcr N Y jCHir- keep still bn iitt THE ii REPUBLICAN to PLATFNM - ai - ¬ - ¬ r ¬ ¬ - One of Ibe latest Inventions of Messrs BenW Robinson and W A Toombs of the St Bernard Coal Co Is an indicator which must prove of great value in ibe No 9 mine This piece of machinery Is attached to Ihe shaft of the large drum upon wblcb Ibe wire rope pulling tbe cars Is fastened and Is so arranged that tbe engineer can look at what be may term a dial plate and at once sea where the cars are that are coming out or going In on a trip After long years work is visible In Wbal these geniuses will invent next we agriculture you cannot see tbe growth await wilb Interest Jo know Pass tbat country two months after and there Is a difference We acquire firm fsQComotivte ness and experience incessantly Every action every word every meal is part of our trial and our discipline We are asTbe pay car pissed over Ibe Henderson suredly ripening- or else blighting Wo division Saturday the 19th inst with are not conscious of those changes which Paymaster Barnett banding out Ihe filthy go on quietly and gradually in the soul lucre lo tbe Boys We only count tbo shock In our Journey Conductor Davis has been in charge of Ambition die grace grows at life goes on FawBRiCK W Robmtsoh the work train the past week or two Tobacco Sfiit on Of course you could not make Super- ¬ The truthful or Smoke Your Lift visors Sullivan and Davis beleive Ibat startling title Away ot a book tbey have better track on Ibe St Louis di vision tban tbey have but those wbo pro about fess lo know say that one section over tbe only harmless guaranteed tobacco-hcure If you want to quit and there Is bard to down and that il will push abit tbe Henderson division lo hold tbe board cant use Braces up nicot Inized nerves eliminates nicotine poisons this year makes weak men gain strength weight and Business on this division continues good vigor Positive cure or money refunded and most of tbo extra conductors are at Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad- ¬ work so numerous are the trains being dress Tbe Sterling Remedy Co Chicago run Randolph St New York 10 Spruce SI Agrnl Steele we are pleased to note is For aale by all Druggist again back at work having recovered from bis late spell of sickness ¬ ¬ mo tor as for doing to little for Ihe saying The Terror of the K011I of mens souls and dealing no mora fer ¬ Ob Im a demon who much discussed In leaton ot an I no and flood vently and earnestly with tbta for tbelr When tbe weather Is air my name Is dust When the weather Is wot Ha mud conversion Baxtir -- I A Vt Bultetla Condemn no man for not thinking as Eiy to ICnowv you think Let every oae enjoy the full Reporter examining register In for ¬ and free liberty of thinking for blmielf eign hotel I wonder what part of Let every man use bis own Judgement America these now arrivals como from Hotel Clerk How nro they reg- since every man must give an account of Istered himself to God Abhor every approach Reporter Just United States thats In any kind or degree to lbs spirit of perall If yoa cannot reason or per ¬ secution Hotel Clerk Put them nlldown from suade a man Into the truth never attempt Chicago N Y World to force a man Into It It 16ve will not Her tost Chance compel him to come leave blm to Cod Ibe Mlsa Eldor I will bet you anything Judge of all Joa Wesley 70U llko that I uovcr marry ¬ We are opposed to the r nnd unlimited coinage of silver believing that it would involve the country in finam cial ruin We believe in a sound currency and in th use of both gold and ailvwr for coinage provided always a dollar in one is mao pifiJ- cisely as valuable as a dollar in tktpl the other Mr Easy Ill take you Mla Elder rapturously Will you roally Thon I wont bet after all Puck Blasts ¬ Ql4 Lady I guess they must be coupling oh that buffet car weve beard telinbouL N V Weekly Alwnje Catchlnfr Rivers In tht newspaper lino I dont ktlow whyjt is butlalways yawn Whats that A Pood Deal Iliirfcteil Old Gentleman as tho train geU a terrlflo bump at n elation 1howl ftheu Banlrfl Im writing our readers Chicago Trlbuno Tbey Hlght Turn Out Poor Fond Parent jBobby dear you have another new llttlo brother Arent you pleased Bobby No pop I cant soy that I am Im not stuck on having a wholo raft of Helations N Y World inea by Involuntary sympathy with In tho same line Thats Tm onto you tho mud pool cried To tho trousers It had dotted yes tbo trousers sadly slcbod Ah I see you have mo spotted -- L A W Bulletin Heard on the Street Answered ur ¬ Foreman Saeger of Ibe bridge crew says that the last pile was driven last week for tbe rebuilding of the Henderson bridge trestle- Joloied itiens All communications aad suitors ot news per- - me slain to tbli column tbcold bs addrsttsd to G10 AUtXAMDSt Sarllaxtoa Kr Drown How often havo 1 told you not to play ball In this house Johnny Every time youve caught at it Once a Week ¬ CARLISLES FIVE POINTS 1 There is not a free coinage country in the world- to day that is not on a silver basis 2 There is not a gold standard country in the world to day that does not use silver as money along with gold 3 There is not a silver standard coun- try in the world today that uses any gold as money along with silver 4 There is not a silver standard country in tho world today that has more than one third of the amount of the circulation per capita that the United States ha 5 There is not a silver standard country in the world today where the laboring man receives fair pay for his days work Now 1 state these five propositions de- ¬ liberately after careful examination of the monetary statistics and the commercial and industrial systems of all these countries as far as they are accessible nnd I do not think any man can successfully controvert them - SrapeOine pelegrams Mrs Sarah Osborne la on the tick list ¬ ¬ wiiliWiccethe BARNESLEY Mr Dick Nolan is very sick with typhoid fever r t MrsFotten baa been wilb us for several days filling Prof W K Hardins position 1 tf John Gough was here Friday A part of the base ball nine went from Dear friends you are cordially invited to ttiead the Christian Endeavor Society which will meet next Sunday afternoon at 130 oclock at J B Atkinson Jr Reading Room - ¬ ¬ M here to assist the Nebo nine to play Ibe Claysville nine Saturday Illinois Tbe band boy keep up tbelr practice 4 It i reported tbat J E Todd is sick in ¬ John Ashoff has typhoid fever I O ¬ The members of Mortons Gap Lodge O F accompanied by the writer at ¬ Quite a uumoer of ladies of Madisoo tended the funeral of Walter Gregory a ville were with us Sunday E H Curry P E held quarterly meet ing at tbo A M EZioa Church Sunday 1 ¬ Have your photograph taken at Atkin Mrs L A Jones was called to Dawson son College Prices very low Painting last week to the bedside of a sick brother lessons are alioglven cheap Mrs Lotie Baker is visiting her parents s Mas b Davis L B 304 Madlsonville Ky in Muhlenberg county between Earlington and Madisooville having no chain on it Finder will please return It to this office and get reward A watch was lost member of tbe Star Lodge of St Charles ¬ CeeMatptWa Can be Cured K By tin km of Shilohs Cure This great Cough Cure is the only acaowa remedy for that terrible diicate Sold by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ is kept pure rich and ult of vitality tbe appetite good aad digestion vigorous with Hoods Sartaparilla the oae blood purifier- - riousquarterswasaJeaturcjfthft floods PlltS euro ltver nisj constipa tion bliiousaeea Jiundlce slk headache in ¬ y Mr E G Sebree Jr of Hen- Barnesleys New Church derson was in the city one day last week It Isrumored that J3arnesley our near neigh- ¬ flWNHCart Pills do aot cure Constipation They only aggravate Karls Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg- ¬ ularity of the bowels For sale by St Bernard Drug Store John Devney spent a few days at Bvansville this week A Babya Lift Saved i IIKkh BavtiJby Shilohs Cure My liaby had croup and was Mrs 0 Martin ofluntsville Ala For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mrs writes viik F C Gephilrt of Hopkins is Vlcttiag her parents here Capttla SwHaty U S A San Diego Cal says Shilolis Catarrh Remedy is the first medi ciac 1 have ever found that would do ma aay good Price 50c For tile by St Bernard Drug Store Squire as Priest has just re- tturaed kmn Loitisydle yVhere he has been attending Federal Court ia the capacity of a witness The Safike was absent about four days - m r 4k WLwm flush 4 finA to yHHr chWs WW vigor to your vptim awl nuke yea strong aad well lake Df Sawyer Ukallae Si Uernard Drug Wlak a w 1 KyeH rajaedyie Isrtag tb m - rnoei at night worse by 4etil3 If allowed to coallnuo tumors Urn vaWoii tH Meedait4 ulcerate be Mtaissg my sore SwyaxsV Ointment tof A Uk4g aitd bUllag heals ukr caaos raaaove the In jatwa f ad Mr ess At 4rwata oc by mall for 50 Son rblladelphta Dr Swvm MA The Band Standand the fencing around Dickson Park near tlo tie oa the of the L N rperty---anby tho way quite If TrwtWrd WW HktuautWD Ksad This M oraaiHt to Earlington has Annapolis Mo Apr 16 1894I have baen graatly beautified in tho past used Chamberlains 1ata B1m for rheu few days by a new coat of paint if atlsm aad fouad it to be all that Is claimed for il I betiave It a be the best prepara HMJIkWag tHal and deep seated mus tion forrlwHim fyuayawa Matetwe lateM itctitag cular afid cheerfully 84i thVwarka ai right-of-wa- y d bor is soon to erect a house of worship Strenuous efforts are being put forth by the good people of that village to this end with Rev W Dunning In the lead is a man ra real John good fellow a Christian gentleman and we feel assured the pro ject will receive his undivided at tention until completed This is an enterprise in which every ded person should feel an practically aiding in the interest work If there are any people on terrafirma to day Who richly dp serve the encomiums of their fellow men it is these same horny handed sons of toil who have so bravely weathered every gale for the past decade The necessity of this matter arises from the fact that ther esWms to be a continual clush between tho school and church the bujld ing now used having been originally erected for school arid church purposes Whatever the differ ences may be or who is to blame for the existing state of affairs we will not now discuss Suffice it to say these good people haVe decided to erect fonhemqelves a distinct house of worship and will appreciate any assistance rendered thus enabling them to expedite the work ¬ liberal-min¬ ¬ ¬ a The Chairman of the Committees should continue If tbe present are as follows with the names of much longer It Is drouth that business at feared So tbe St Bernard new Diamond mine will Committee each represents cial MrssBdtticw Hopperr Music suffer as wafer is becoming quite scarce Mrs B W Robinson Prayer there Meeting MrsM B Long Look Miners here seem to be taking more in out Miss Minnie Bourland Visit- tercjUrf tbe production of coal than in ing and Library Mrs W F Burr politics but tbey should remember that good laws are only kept on tbe statutes Prjess Mr Charles Cowell and others made by tbe sending lor good The Chairmaiiof cacl commit- men lo represent tbem tee will select tho workers to aid Astbero seems to be considerable talk in the duties of the coin mi tee The about gold In the Southern States we names of these helpers will be an reproduce an article which casts some The paper on gold nounced In the near future It is light on bo subject hoped and believed that better mining in the Southern Appalachian Slates read before Ihe American Institute of Minwork will be accomplished inTtho ing Engineers In Atlanta Is Ihe most exfuture thanin the past haustive that has yet been prepared on tbe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sister Comby is siill improving cornpanies in this county are doing a good Tfev G IL Johnson delivered an ex business and since the new openiug was evening cellent sermon here last Sabbath It was determined at the meet first made their capacity for producing Mr Rufus Kemp has moved his baggage coal has steadily increased and they are ing to have a grand social timej at now able to load eighteen or twenty cars from our town and Mr Warren Wade haa Tbe Reading Club will meet next Thurs ¬ day night Come and bear the program tho Rink next Tuesday 29th inst come to take his place daily -- bo a- - Halloween Social The writer made a business trip to Th a St Bernard Company have lately termed and interesting features put another engine at No 9 mine which Madisooville last week will be introduced Iris tb JiigiTt will we understand be used v to facilitate A II Jones was in Madisooville Ibis that all who como will bo enter- ¬ the handling of the empty cars In the mine week on business tained and well satisfied with the by tho use of a tail rope Miss Emma Wilson is sick wilb fever kSecretary Piatt informs us that he is now results of the evening The Committees of the Endeavor rushed with orders for coal He claims to have some of the best coal put on Iho Society will be organized shortly market -- ¬ ¬ itmay Sfecttopetse An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine iso My t ¬ ¬ ¬ Religious Cornell The Republican of Kentucky while recognizing in tbo approaching contest Ibe great Importance of Stale matters never ¬ theless appreciate the fact ibat parties ex ¬ ist nationally and tbat no political party should be afraid or ashamed to give fait and explicit explanation jegardiag its peti ¬ tion on every question affecting tba pree perlty ot Slate and nation The apprehension of buiass ia terse as to recent threatened tariff changes tbe want of confidence in Democratic management caused reduction In wages decline In exportation general deprecate of buslnessdestructlon of property thrift age in values and labor agitation This ap- ¬ prehension accompanied with Mbseqnaftt Democratic legislation made by party perfidy and dishonor has served ia ssaajr respects to increase rather tban dlaiaita National disaster Under there circum- ¬ stances the currency question has been forced into undue prominence aad lb Democratic party has seized upon that it sue lo Ibe exclusion of all else for lbs purpose of diverting public attention trass the contemplation of the ruin Its vk4eM policies and miserable management has w wrought We favor a tariff so regulated as to pre ¬ lect the interests of all classes of our citi- ¬ zens upon articles that may be saccesefaiy manufactured or produced ia thit couatry thus insuring good wage to tbe laborer and a home market to tba producer aad in connection with this we favor tba re establishment of tbe doctrines of reciproc ¬ ity We believe tbat such a system will defray every governmental expense grad- ¬ ually liquidate all indebtedness restore public confidence and relegate to th the undue excitement now prevailing con ¬ cerning tbe currency In view of tba pat financial history ot tbe Democratic party its devotion to tbe old State bank system and wild cat tendencies we affirm tbat tba Republican party can be more safely trusted to regulate the financial system of the Nation j We favor an American policy which will protect Americans and American interest in any part ot tbe world lat all hazard and will sympathize with struggling re- ¬ publics rather tban Ignorant monarch When the Democratic party came lata power in Kentucky it found tbe Slate able to pay every debt and bave milliost of surplus left In tbe meanwhile It ba col- ¬ lected millions of dollars of taxes iiader the most unjust systems of revenue and yet we are today in tbe humiliating at ¬ titude of being unable to paV tbe current expenses of ihe State and upon a ttie valuation of assets are in debt mllliomTof dollars Tbey havo over ridden tbe cos slilution refused office to pa fairly eUcteeJ by Ibe people engaged extraml vagaat legislation increased salaries created un ¬ necessary offices manifested their lacoas petency to manage tbe paneteatlarle brought convict labor Ipto competition with honest free labor diverted the scbeel- fund failed to provide a decent State Cap- ¬ itol and left Its charitable Insiitutiona without tbe necessary means for tbelr proper operation a4 rr FOREVER AND A DAY lb leal and eStctlvo tl It ll DM fconitintly frown with my iocrcatlrif observation 1 and sspari D W H DsPuv A M D D tuco Editor Peoples Cyclopedia Firm Ave N Y April 3 1835 coalcnc Inlhi mtrlts ot KIclropot tlmplt convenient teonom ¬ th Urge me not I pray All Ibe air Is golden Every thorny spray In the sunlight blushes And my thoughts are bolden By tbe warbling Ibrushes Urge me not to day 1 Often Cures Cases Pronounced Incurable HOW Write us for book ¬ let tbat tell about Ibe jEJactropolie Mailed free ¬ ¬ Money and experience cannot Improve Dr Sawyers Ukatine which is for weak and debilitated persons and those that are run down fom over work Su Bernard Drag Store r-- PUBLIC SPEAKING A E WILSON Of Louisville Republican cauddatn for Senator will spdak at Madlsriavllle Thuro- day October 3st ComecMt and uesir a good speech FRANKS Iba young Re publican Orator will speak as follows Dawson Oct 30 j p m Mortons Gap Oct 30 730 p mj St Charles Oct 31 p rasHcbo Nov 1 Every n m body Invited HON IIONET ia ¬ ¬ tf tatag recominewl It the rbue Jno G Broo ii dealer ia boots shoes etc No 18 Mala W s 1 pIh itl tii Now it the ttttta to U suhimhe fur MKCMAMicayiLta W Mary Caatiajr Md I sold a bottle otCbsieiberiatesPAJti BaUa to a man wfco bad bee aistariii wAi rbe matUM for aeveral yeert It awek Um a A J McGill welii ban or eeki at so ceati per UotOe by 8t Beruard Drag Siore Harlittgtoo Deo T Rutaaaou Mor tM U uwrg Kind i wharles Sometime last pring a stock company W DEARDSidCrXJ WADDIIX will wis organized at Sebree Ky for he pur ¬ speak for the Republicans as fallows pose of opening up a coal mine at or near tlansoa Oct 26 1 p m Oak Wall Ocl that place Quite a large amount of land Ob learn from her a lesson wise j8 t p mi Wbtto Plains Noy 1 t p m was purchased and the option on Ibe other And turn your thoughts toward Ibe aklas Richland Nov 1 x p m Dallon Nov land secured and Ibe work of sinking a Where Marys Master lives KverybMy Invited 4 1 p m He will receive accept forgive shaft down lo Ihe coal at oace proceeded As it was tbj opinion of Ibe esmpaay al Then find you ever at hia feet To nrkh litilfIflipwo tli4aiialltyofllie fkt thai they wouWi reach a profitable Learning of bis ways to sweet blood purify aml1rljhten tho complexion vain In short distance tUy did sot at Basking In his loving smiles Impact a natural and pin V color q he first bore down 10 tbe coal but uk the Kuowlng tbat you are hl child raireahjng cbeeis and ilp aed Induce shaft for some distance when tbey con ¬ y iiisiii mmiix St Qer clude sleep U Dr lawyer tikaliox Biihop Haygocd of ibe M E Church lb it ibe Wat uiuvW first to bore nard lxuy hiore iJ tuto bon iWp a paymy una lay Vim Suutb it strickeo wilb parfclvsit til bit Y MAC cconqmic feature of our Southern gold-miing Its authors are both men familir with tbe matters Ibey have written of and for Ibis reason heir conclusions which are given with an abstract of their paper in the letter from our Atlanta correspondent aro of particular Interest and value Tbe present conditions of gold mining In tbe South are well set forth Tbe authors state that while big bonanza may not be expected there are undoubtedly many properles vjbere with the Improved processes in use today operations can be car- ¬ ried on at a profit There has been much foolish speculation in Southern gold properties conjldcrablei Northern capital hav- ¬ ing been invested The paper referred to is therefore most timely aad may on tbe one band save some unprofitable trans action and on Ibe other increase Interest In profitable proposition n ¬ ¬ ¬ Ob when winds of May Shake Ibe boughs with laughter Till they loss and sway Till Ihsy kiss and sever Speak not of hereafter Breathe not of forever Give me but to dayl JK Wetbcrill ELECTROPOISE put on trial at reasonable rates PAHENTSI Send your sons and daughters to ATKINSON COLLEGE DtKHS 513 4 t WEW We demand economy in every depart ¬ ment of public service tbe encouragement of enterprise and capital and equitable aad fair apportionment of tbe Stale tba impar ¬ tial execution ot tbe law a thorough re- ¬ modeling ot Ibe revenue system a rlgUt inspection ot tbe books and a radical change in tbe management of tbe pen Its tiaries We recognize tbat tbe safety of a Slate is best promoted by tbe fostering ot a lib eral system of common schools aad wa pledee ourselvss to enlarge and Increase tbe present system so tbat reasonable op- ¬ portunity may be given to every child in the State to obtain solid bnines ed usa ¬ tion ¬ Fourth Ayi 1TIM QUALITY HARY BYJT C0RLKV Sltllngpt the Masters feet Her cup of Joy it now complete Learning from this man so wise Tbe royal road lo Paradise Heeding not her sisters call Though of Ihe work she did it all To day she chose lhat better pari And from ber Lord would riot depart Tbe Lord commended ber for Ibli And from blm would not her dismiss But kepi ber closely by bis side She wbo did in him confide Ob what a blessed place lo be Ever at our Masters knee Sweetly confiding bappy and blest TIs there Ihe soul finds heavenly rest 7lni LOUISVILLE KY Usation tula paper whea writing Y OfiT IM QUAHTI and have tbem learn n trade while acquiring their education We teach five good trades a thorough college education besides a special course In Shorthand and Typewriting T A M Moobb Prln Madlsonville Ky or Rbv G n Walkbr 20 Mo St Evansville Ind traight aa easy Just bicycle as to sltup ttraigh on a horse W on a cyclo must bo built right though up vk -- A A DETECTIVE STORY have easily adjustable haae bar and many sizes to fit ye That means your buying-- a WHITES CIEM VERMIFUGE FOR SO YCARt Hns led all WORM tlOLB MY AI EVERY MTTLE MUMXTEEI BKVBCIHT0 xhhXYis ltamdls a nKitiM tl ton NOTICE To those wbo bava Hopkins County land for aale t Announcement for advertising hese said BARLINQTON KY land ia all part of lb country have beea Now madam I have finished Send your Job Work to this of made by tbe Kentucky Bureau of Infor ¬ and you can turn around again mation and Immigration Write Prof J J When the amy looked around fico Satisfaction guaraatwd v Glenn MaditeavlHe lor Uaak wblcb she saw her male companion trans nDY autt IjASTIKO RltfUXT when property MUd and returned will be formed into and elegant lady wear- A thick veil eat In tba Bureaw INeltje nn rll 1 O luC0VMt And now sir or madam what John 11 AtbbuiM of KarUagtoa fiomaay lajunout wMw sajd tjio lady b of KxeouJva Cnsaatitiee wMl be glad ever you are I IftBillff uof furnish alortakllon No charge made foutf also requeiLvjyihcn wayour InM uanwteTfiajF B31MllMlutW face out the v tor a4ftkd too rlUMON T MaiMUAb n n An amusing anecdote of a lady and gentleman traveling together in a Pullman car runs as follows THey were strangers to each other Alt at once the gentleman said Madam may I ask you to look out of the window f should like to mako some change in my toilet Certainly sir she readily re- ilied at the same time turning ler back upon him A few moments afterwards he A Bicycle word No need 10Q Everybody m th quality Havent said a abat knows tba Columbia best bicycle made Have lower priced machines too Haitfcrd Art Catalog u tree H yen uH Moore Arnold aSt jaai XFAT PEOPLE rtw - Ui aa - f V H it WSTT UTX IHHI mininHMi lf iwi jawmnanirinii wriiiSininii n ml AIA IIBIXE ARlINtBIltt this omnia i JLaI fffc I -- J it- f 44 r TtthMdi 11 uv iiAitiinrr a omiutr IVf Sit Month ValfiSinc 7iifM6nhrwJKrj libcni Notice liv v per line Meli s In- - eon SWaifto1IHllrMlrr1in liifttiailer fillfiuniUpir Hull wltli lecal reml line each r year furnisneil on ihe llf JteP V 1i i niTUAttfits ol reTutlM 6f tripeei Us inn i IM line ot rtac iwi lvotlnlinerlrdN r twelve net will l chante I lion lieredt tnertnrs v nf ttV3GublUtettiirniOtc lot most pat en Kilfkli id - Bee publishing io irndicin frlvald Secretary a Governor Arcli I llrown Alforney General WI llerMNCK Auditor L VC Norman freMiret II fcl Hale Snnarinlemlent ol Public Instruction IM Por ¬ ter Thompson Iti glster Land Omce Green II SraaKO lAsni tnte Commissione- r- Ienrr V Duncan IJeptitf Commissioner w listens Adjuiait CetJral A J Gross Assistant Adjutant uenerai e D Richardson Sunt Arsenal tapt iam utonncu Sift Inspector BI Publtp Trusts W II Card- - State itaftqArlnhhYAari llrourn Ueulfnant Gixernor Mllchrll C Alfotd becttlttrol Sine lolitiW needier Assistant secretary 01 bino Kdwaril O Icleli t Nlch McDowell ol - Commissioner Aurtculture Court ol Appeals Chief Justice W S Pryori Judges S n Toney JR Grace T It Parmer J D Lewis GuUt J If Haelrl Clerk Hlnes KerorteiB W Deputy Clerks CourtCourt Ap- Appoals A Adams Reals L Green Wood Ionrmoor Jri Serjeant G A Robertsoni Tipstaff W S U Hill Superior Court Presiding Judne Jos narbour Judeea WII VostIr Joj llarbo jr J II Ilrenl Librarian Mrs Mary Mown Day Ilubeetor01 Mines C J Norwood iianroaa wommission Chairman C C lie- ChoYd Secretary D C Hnrdln Chas H Ioynlf MB nrfjrvoouson County Hall 2ircult Court fierkIQhn Christy JnjRBOt County ConrtJno O II uouniy Attorney KoySaliuim County CleikW II Arnhld Sherltt Will Thomson Jailor S P Offutt jSupeflntendent of Seliools TIioa C9r9per Jno II Ilootb uXciSTKATaa- Judge Ol Circuit Coiitt C J Iralt bommnnwealthe Aiiorncrioi T Uraynt 11 Smith pistrlct- - Henry Hliw Second IllalCC 0 J tarnswonh jjiuiru Liipirici j w uacqn P Jones 1ourth- - Distrlcf--- T yilth Distilct II V Portor DIstricl W II Cato Slith tlrst Sljhrcl HTIfIV CHUfcCIl Directory Of TUB IMMACULATE vrirti riij4i7ooa JiJjty fKoaary p a io irtf m second mast ami sermon instruction and benedirli on itt in every aunaay a bi uoenin slor CI1RISTIAK CIIOPCH Services regularly held morning and evening vnryFlrl and Third Sunday in each month Young Jen Prayer tueetlnn Tuesday night VegtiMfllrayef Ineeilng Thursday night o oa pi W LIGON Pastor alliforfAltY BAPTIST CHURCH ervlf es5 second Saturday evening and Sunday prayer meeting Monday night ivJ iiontli undtiy ebobt at 930 a m D S Edivrrds Pastor li - ij nr m-p- - church J- A ufionTOriain a H Isrril jdB CHURCH Sunday each month SOUTH IlENNBrr Sunday iastor tiiKmiy tvcviotcrs ims very fridoy pighl every fourth Sunday Irtyer meeting morning and y P S CHRISTIAN EKDKAROK Prayer meeting very Sunday evening at 11 Akeinbly Hall v k 6jn 2I0N A t K CHURCH every Sunday morning at it oclock Sunday aehool at 930 jiifilnent17oicloc pastdr a m V W t j lrvlcV Iwy fWS Jievicea ihbatli at jt am and 7 p m inn oay srnoorar 90 a m W W Poster pastor t T BAPTIST CHURCH t -- initbUoitpille t - CHTlSTIArrcilUKCH 1ieaelifiig third and fourth Sundays at IUKi a luandltoo p n by Rev S F l owlcr tduiiniinion service every Sunday t 1030 a 111 irieting every Wednesday evening at 8jo -- - i tt lnii HAPT1ST CHURCH V 1 1teiching every tlrst and third Sunday morning ind iivriilngby Rev Wyndca Prayer meeting ttiilnetdj evening Snnday sdiool every Sun iU iiinnidii at orj ki M Robert Btronff roporled inlHIormlrc stootl In the bay trltiUotv of ono of Ohl caffon mnustoita tino brilliant sunsltlny Thoro hot lcon Docombor thofrtlii a llfrht fall of Ptiow tho ttiuht beforoi thobrcezos bad plnyoJ with It ami dis tributed It most miMjtmlIy Tho mil llonalro wits watching liln cntorprlslng youtip neighbor over tho way who lit Imliltoil thn nnnradt houso on tho fttrcot rtntl who wns out shovcllnjf snow from lib BulowalU Mr Strong wns In n mcdltntlvo mnotl Althotiffli Surrounded by every ovldenco of wealth nnd lusiiry ho tlU not look nor act lllto n man who wa jwrfcotly sat Ho had been paelnp hflotl with llfo upnnd down tho room mora lllto some coffod nnltnal than lllto c prosperous member of tho board of trade It Is tlmo that Hobbos was here ho was saylnff as ho walked up nnd down maulnp an occasional pauso ni mo I Why does ho hot come window Wealth nln anxious to lenow my fate or poverty which U It to bo for tho future That follow over thoro shovels Inrr Anow for oxerclso works on salary nnd has no business earco I wonder How wo nro who Is httpplor ho or 1 I hampered by our cnvlronmontl woubl really like to take p nhovej nnd dlspeso of thoso drifts Btlll reposing undisturbed on our front steps Tho cxerelso would do mo good but whni a shocking thlnj It would bol Tho servants tho family tho wholo eotii munlty would bo shocked Inexpress ¬ ibly shoekcdl A hundred flollar bill would hardly Induce orio butler to 60 his tllfrnlty ns to far compromlso shovel snow And if 1 should do ltl hnvo half n mind to try him with t bill and see what tho oltcet would bel Uo Is f trad of money A hundred dollars 60 easily earned would bo n temptation I am curious to know wjiat ho would dot Tho experiment would probably rosult In his rlvlnp notice nnd Mary would bo sorry to loio tlrh I wonder when I saw her last Bho seldom takes breakfast with me Last nltrht I camo homo late she had cono for tho evening- - and camo homo later sttllt Yesterday did I sed her yester- day Yes we passed each other In tho liall nnd said pood morning and good- byl Wo had an hour together Sunday lllossed bo Sundayl fllnry nnu 1 aro on tho best of terms we have not qunrrelcd for tou years I think we Hut wo rtro both so lovo each other busy Sho has tho care of this great house and company nnd soclctyl I have business Interests and tho cluty nnd n llttlo politico So out homo llfd1 gets lost somowhurc I wonder If We are ntty happier than wo wore In tho old blinplo days when wo lived for each othor Instead of for servnnts and socl ¬ ctyl Wns that tho doorbell I shall not breatho freely again until 1 know whether that salo poos through If tho deal goes against tts my Ooll It cant go against in1 If it Iocs t shall If Ilobbca would only bo rulncdl cornel A man needs ncrvo3 of steel fn these days to boar tho strnrh of busi- ¬ ness If the deal gool ho Willi como himself that wo may plan together If it falls ho will write A messen- ¬ ger will bring the uows That young man over thoro works ns If ho tinjoyed It How he makes tho snow flyt Hero Happy creaturcsl comes his wife They have no dignity to be compro- ¬ Ho can shovel snow and sho mised can sweep It without allocking tho whole community What abeautlful morning Tho air is llko wine and tho sunshino turns tho snow Into tc thousand glittering diamondsl Surely that was tho doorbell Can It bo I must not look too delighted Hobbes lest he should guess how near ruin I am It wns not Hobbes but his daughter Ijucv who entered the room ho Do you liko tho snow Lucy asked as she camo and stood by his sldo at tho window I No papa I dont llko It ntnll can hardly walk to school tho side- ¬ walks aro in such n condition If it was a llttlo farther I should order tho carriage That would hardly pay for thrco Your mother walked two blocks miles every day that sho wns In high ¬ ¬ tho 3ther ma to have her diamonds Mr V nu Smith has beautllul HmuiofitU and thej nro nothtiif S6 rlSh rtsydfl -hFcj -papn l fcarjoutlo not renllzoHho valuo of money 11 llttbl H iiiibi v 1M t juu tit iriiuir iiuu AAM byi 1 should hnto to bo ncorl lly Edith Is on hcr stent and we go to icr A moment later the Uutlerttppcarctl baring n letter on n silver tray Ho brings my d nth warrant I was tho thought that piWd through Mr Ilfybb s dldnot como Strrfrtgo mind ho hai wrlttchi Tho deal has failed u It is my death warrantHo waited untUUmJiUtlorJiadJoft tlin rrtntn ntnl tlirtrt ntvnivl Inn liittrr with IrcmLlitig flngersf lTnf feared Tho tU Al mUfS6t1l ilb ank Into n chair And covered hls iacp wlti his hands carina-- nothlncrabout nartle- uiors It iru onongh to know Jhaf ho All ivas lost II tlio world i3Qst kndtv his ituincui unaneiai ttisvrcsa in morrow jiii ltulncdl Cotild ho fnca thn World nnd begin again Could ho face hiaown family Tho wortlsof his daughter 1 sh6iita1iato ft IfeVotJVrSa tirlnhls carfe lh Ills1 inentaPtHstrtss th6so cnrclessiy spbkon wordsuttorod with out thought wotghctt morti than thoy should ltKOCincdTtotiinitliat Jhcy oxnrcssed thesentlmants of tho whole fnmily JlowcJuhlholcU thorn Hint his wcnlth lintl vattUfied ovtta rfiilekbr umn it nan como 110 staricti up nnu paced tho floor his thoughts acting lllto whips to scourge him on In this his hour of despair his jvhqlo llfo passed In roylow pofqro ljpv Ho thought of tho high hopes of hh youth when ho Imdtvhied to botliiih- bored nmong thoso who fought for juslicn and truth and thq rights of tho peopjo lntho mad scramblo fpr wealthy tip iiau ccasctt to do justno nau uisnon orcd truth ho hail trampldtluporf tho rights of othcrtd ltd hrtd tBlfltho best part of hitritelf for wealth dtul how- oven that the pride ot lilt Infamy was gonol Illslifohml been Ou fnllqro from first to lastT nmisorablolallurol Measured by tholilghesV standard H uvvil i laitmu uiuu jjtl thoagfi his cliSclt had been good for ft Measured by tho lower million standard of worldly ucciiss to morrow nibnfoutd Write upon 11U1 brow fail ¬ Why ure It was ttncrldurablclshould ho boutinuc to llvo whon llfo hnd last its value AVith n sudden re- ¬ solve born of solf qontcmpt and de- spair ho stepped nto hnotficr room nnd came back with a rpvolvcr And yet ho could hot go out of llfo wltoutfenoldst Tv6nlYo Mary loor Maryf Sho might tako It hardl Ho would nssuro her that It was not through lackoi lovo jforlicr that ho ended his existence but what reason could ho givo for deserting his post nt ncrsiuc uosattiownto uis wnuug desk nnd tookotttsomd paper Dear Mary ho wrote nnd then words fnlled him Uow fiould ho tell her Hostarcd blankly at tho4 paper After all would it not bo tho act of a coward to leave his family nlono to fight poverty Had llo right to dolt Suddenly nstjfl while hand glided past his seized tho revolver and ro - f BhottW tflW one of peTiplobttHlrtf wtuit nirtmnol HRoYhnf iijt Jti i t YOl WILL FIND THAT PLACE THEi u VY WHERE - Arlrr Uani Who Is this Dcnn Swift they ra ttklnff nbout wlilspered n society I fcdytoUdy tlulwur at It party hould sollkotolnvlu hlitt tooiienf my receptions Alus tnndtim llib llotiii has ilbno MtUlrir thit Has shut him out of so cUty Dcr mo you dont say so What u dreadful thlnff stlld lint lltdv In a breath And what wits It tihoaddod Woll nbout a hundred years ago he H qied -- MEnCHAT TA10- RMtiAtiklAmiiiSkSikt rT5nrrrTniiiiew iwMhih7iai IMPORTER J I YOU CAN LodonTltiU GET THE FOR THE MONEY BEST LEAST St Bernard Goal X Gos m STOlPeEjS v liituniaiD vSSr PorlOfiieur Uhat ImtAyotf on board - eaplaln Captain Our cargo consists of ono thousand eases ofoiangcs f u PorCOffloor Yes Captain rie ihoiiknnd easeaof6ggs PortOflloer Ves Captain TIirtN enses of yellow forer i TliMllta No Vlc OF CLOTHS AWsUITrllS Imt Upper First Hti KTnsvllln ll tarnaitly solicits tlia pticns Inscoanlr rirndi vl I1I1 t Hop k n JOHN G MORTOfcl 1 bMati iM3 i Its pn ntlhnto ItuVVaniutiitnulltl1irrre Vourt teryvaiIr lt oi1U0 a roil t IlnfWjr toot T Btalton BANKERS Madisonvijlp Ky 11 tV - otir ii 100 v PRY GOODS efftKTMeNT CONSISTS OF MEW K -- c iKl- l uini3 31 W BjCfltln - i t I1 ihattkk orirmviLroK- Ji I i Transacts a Genera Special attention give Hanking Mwiiaetw vi niii toellecoBs JULmI4 i 4 f IOE FOR IrtqOiiii HEW Little Feet AND- uia3 2S wSSP tl fcin Rapp cal I louh I ill OilaCijB Hotel J W PnlTOHITT F- -v i - HOPrR LlXCliB lltttltJt a MADlSONVlLLKi Wjljfc t s Job work tastily executed at thisoffice A trial brdcris all wc ask L i3sfc c N RAILBOAB THB QRKAT xji aj i up v it hit1 as a ras- ¬ THROUGH TRUNK L1ND iwtween the cltlei of vi J larto You nro prWlleged to look upon mo in any cluru-i-- r you dcslro to Cincinnati Lexington Louisville asaunio sir Texan iiMu s ah I - Everybody N few Dress Goods Trimmings JL Etc f Ye They both tlld their best to She has literary tattcs fjleoae bejr you know nnd Herbert sert her a n volnraoof poeaia bMutlfulJy v ttaVo taade ia godd lm That ahn preavlou It did liat Will ftliowct her hU mwr So Their XJtcMrj Atlilcinnptits h6 rolccled Ilcrhi rt and chose Evansvillc StLoiiis And thexUtes of tu Nashville Memphis Mbntgomerjv MoUiloand New Orleaffs ATSTittiouat OliaWiierflBe AND U SPEED VUHlvkiib X aC j X ia1 ni o 9- - New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLES earefally edited tea Star tankbook-Washing- - SHORTEST AND QUlCKBf rttrllTB From St Loiiis EvahsvlllB and Henderson to the MX SIZES Bus Johnny tWell Johnny said a doting undo to his Httlu nephew who had been Sshlag all day dfd you catch a good many flsh No uncle but I drowned a good maay worm J London Tit lilts SOUTHEAST 4 ADSOUTH THROUBH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak- ing direct con- - wu nection i iUi tt CHURCH OUTII school How perfectly dreadful that must have bponl Why didnt sho tako a irtathlui j inoinliig and oery Crttbyand evening T O papa just look Thoso people In the cottngo nro both out working in tho snow Ho goes nhead nnd shovels and sho follows with rv broom Isnt It too bad they arc so poor they have to work so hard I always fcql sorry for such people PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH How about thoso who aro Do you SimJiy school every Sunday morniuf at Drj leictilug every third Sunday afternoon at 4 glad to seo tho snow that they may earn a few pennies shoveling it They nro wretched of course No- ¬ body expects them to be happy Soge Dircctoru Our neighbors tho snow shovolers look hoppy ho remarked V TURNER LODGE No 348 F H They nlwnys do but I bhould be n m oiaiou iiicciiniEi iub uisi aiiu perfectly mlscrablo If 1 wcro co poor thiol Saturdays in each month at 730 p m Transientbrethrencordlallvlnvlted Thero nro thrco children nnd they only F 11 ARNOLD W M laattend keep ono glrll Sho trims her own hats Ciias Cowell Sccrcmry and hardly over has n new dress nnd when sho docs sho has to mnko it her- ¬ ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 self O I F Meets every Tuesday nleht Thoy cant 1e so very poor contin atiop m Visiting brethren cor dlally invited to attend The lot thnt cottngo 1 ued her father PIERCE MEYERS N G stands on must bu wortli ton thousand C II Hunti Secretary dollars at least It Is Ediths father wants to buy iaKUNOTON COMMANDERY No 515 vNITUI ORDER OP THE GOLDEN CROSS it to cnlargo his yard nud has offered meets Second and Imirili Saturday nights each month A cordial Invtltaion it estended visiting that but it has nlwnys been her homo Sir Knights and lakles her father gavo It to her and her J P WYATT N C mothor tiled there and thoy wont THOJ N HLACKi K ot R Bell Sho doesnt want tho cottage Thoy nro not poor tho VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF torn down PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the way folks nro thnt net opt old clothes Misonlc building All members ot the order are and provisions Sho has n piano and oriially invited to attend CHAS COWELL C C books but thoy aro loo poor to havo n 5W P iluaa K of Uf and S good tlmo They cant keep n carriage r or go into society or travel In Europe JflOPKlNS LptfGB No fit A 0 U W meets Thcro was a moments sllcnco Ills Overy Thursday evening at Tio oclock p m Visiting brctbten cordially invited to attend daughters views were something of a w w n w huff surprlso to Mr Strong P II Scbioqj Recorder When nro you going to got mamma thoso diamonds you promised her asked Lucy turning nwny from the I rWURBRMNp PRESDYIBRIAN CHURCH hearhlhg everj Second Sabbath at tt a m y W A lldon Pastor artJ 7 yipin Prayer tiiefiuim every Prldav night at yjo oclock itneetlng Tlmrvlny evenlnj hlitJ morning at 900 oclock third Lards day Peters Prayer ery Sunday school C car r wore no cars It was a country town and there Kobertl Itobcrti WlinUs thtjniat tcr7 vyhat arayoti aboil to do cried Joliu tblil mo lils wifo In distress that hoibrought you nlotter and then you began to walft up and down uio room prAzyJlkq wiha revolver in your hand Wliy didnt y6u como and toll mo nboutit Y0uhavVnOrlght to try to bear trouble alone What Is Robert itHer arms dqatf around his heck and were sho waseorerlng his fate with kisses It means Mary that wo nro poor This houso will havo to be sold you will haveifocarrlagc nodktmorithvno trips to- Europe IshbU1 Jiotsavo enough out ot tho general wreck to pay the running cxperiseirof this hbuso for another six hionthsl We hro poor Mory poor Qur wealth haq taken wings tojtself and flown away Thcros nothing left tiut tho llttlo houso 3our father gave you UnUp5rhap3 two or three thousand to start me in business in a hnmblo way Butiltobertl Ycu hao np reason to despair TVe havo t health strength tho children arid each other Thobcst gifts of llfo nrc fltlllours Do you know Jtobcrt I Jiavothonght pomo times that It would bs batter for tho children If wo wcrd noTquIto so rich JTho possession of great wealth tends 10 muuu u lurgoitui ui uur cimiuiun lmrnnriltv Wo will move lya61tinto heuillttln ouscTtlhylitairwS VcfojGo nappy uriu tvij nv tuvim uuuuJDiuuuit without us Wo will live for ourselves nnd our children While you nro with us dcarwew1Jl pp happy whether wo nro rich ornot - mbvedit AS i5WELL Jf AS Bos D Walker WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS 3W5K Lyean eapnw aSJ FOU WL j FIONeeR V TINNeR Hss Ukeaa ntrmanenl stand at the head of the cUts wllh a full and complete slock of Alit01d Joker -- tHe For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville arid Points IN FLORIDA j 4t j f1 - Connections ate made at juthnc and Nashville for all ppint North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Men Women and Oliildren TlicTOINT is Visible NEWASSORTMENT OF Sitvis Cistiftis Nd TiR wart GENT tun FURNISHING GOODS THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN New Lace Bifrtains Which be offers to bts patrons prices tkieh birteoaiie with a poor mans poclel and places coapetitoravin the shade When it comes to Hepiiriog Hoofing or Guttering ho always holds the ace and deacej Ilia work I sky high in jnslily whilst his prices are dirt cheap Ilii cus- ¬ tomers ara trailed like Billionaires It jrouafcould aeud anything either great ll ia bts lias Walker ia the man you or ara looking for Yoa can get what you vraBt aad fciVe a liltla money left by call lofroa bra at the oltl stand EMIBRANTS Seeking homes oKvthe line of this road will rcceivo cpecial lpVrates Sec agents of tij comiwnytr rates routes c or write to t C PXTMoat O P lT A- Louisville Kentucky jfiJ Etarllnjjton - Ky CHICAGCi 3 lAKkf VJRL1TTELL Attwiey aWC THEr J 100 connuorcji- j j Tlio crisis was past l Robert Strong decided to llvo and to so order his I a bo lifs portion A EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW s BY- - aid Cwisellor ia Palest traleMa aid Copyright Csase OppMlt turajhatl6olfcondemnatlonshqud not Banner of Gold A meiMlng with u r - QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Patent Offics enceunca - W 1 r man who nlwaya Jwyrpwcd tho paper and who brought- r chair with hlni tjclnircji InorilcMo avoid paying pow rent fnTtcd the cdltor nnd the preacher td dlno with him Thcro was notlilng on tho tablo but bacon nnd greens t VI11 you obit a blessing parson eold tho hpst Yllloqlaimed tho prcaclicr with v Lortl inakousvthankfulfor pnorgyt wlfat wo ard nbout to rccetyo nnd when wo havo received IV give us Ettrcngth to reach homo safely with our nppctltesr Chicago Times Hcrald Almost a Hint A Jlttla boy was tpld that io must never ask for onytlilng ht thotablo as It was not good matincm to do sa Tho consi miencawiis tluit hp won frequently ovqrlookcd Ono tutyliLffdther said Johnny got mo n elenn pinto for my - nti fiv Our Grocery Department IS LOOKED AFt ER American and Foreign Caveats and all business arising under tbe patent law promptly and care ful I r prosecuted Rafeeted cases accorded special attention Upon raeaipt of model or tketch of ia ouniioa IdvlM as to patentability with vet csarje Wastiba this paper for Information VaiitjiragtoriID Write C Over twelro yeaa experience ¬ 43mm THt tmmnuJi To BtMmivm ROUTE s 1NE Pataatv North 2 BY A COMPETENT W II JERKAaAN O i VlcW aodCn Mannr w VADDILt Cathlsr fflwm THKtHiLv1 M Of THE CORPS OF CLERKS 3pkins Sounu Pullman YeatHle4 aVain Karvlco Kewaat anA7inM DayOowho and Dlnlnr Oara fr J vlit 0 81r -Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first classgoods can be bought for and for what you get Only the best brands of Cannqd Goods do We handle It is the same in everything r The best is by far the cheapest Sec what we have in Our and other staples tt will bear inspection and Oar42cl JFi taitt trialIV i rum mOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis Madisonville Kv chigagci CHSlKt - - SMOOO MHwaukee AN St q V z T if lettuce i Tahq MlnQi ntUlcd witiiVsIirhi clean and ho Thero hasnt been TeimiSlftlngs nnythlngputonltyot iit it t AI0WT8iMTH fi OUSE PAINTING wlnrtntv I i Neatly Artistically andlloncstly Esecuted by those Veterans of the Urush Charles I Tom McFaden V1I mako estimates select colors and cxeculo work i astyls and finish second to none They waste no material slight no details and Inva tiably give satisfaction They take pains and pleasuru in ttecutiiif alt work In their line If joo are even thinking pi palming It ft to our Interest to consult thept Address SON McPADEN llarnesley Ky mio it r TAPURSPH OINTMENT P K CUftCS WOTHIWG BUT PILES the BEST REMEDY for PILES fl1 atyiuiwm Soiii iiVAit kiO M W A URk and OERTAIN tlnoWn for 10 year CURE I twail V iiv-P f1umiri tt Wli Is sho Btifferlnir for short of money justnowiJ 1 Glrpfidllnthoi nancrthnt after n flro 1 a TIIVWiney nro onivtwontvtiiousanartol- - was 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