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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rlPfPlhWrinr---- H -- ll mfiiMf SIXTH YEAR l N my - - T - in I EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 31 1895 NO 44 fciywn WW KM flit tl ni cti VI j1A iKinii ST tfS 1 - 1RMARD GOAL COMPANY INCuqATED - - 1- i rt t r ijai r V-A-- -- l - r r S t m 4Vt- and ShiPpers of I tioi COAL AND COKE Eeinrliragrtoxra 1 W tV Hldit T - V vv General Office EJureixnclT Ky P Siy AM CARROLL Manager f ashvulc Tcnn 337 Union Street igrsii iVl t Wlioleeale Agent H NEWBOLD- - Manager 34a W Main Street Louisville HESSEU 9 H VTi8fc It G ROUSE Manager CAPTi Ti L LEE Manager A SVgORDiiatiaKer Ky Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Mcmnjiis Teiin aVUppcfSecondSt VV BRIDGMAN WICKHAM Houser Building St Louis Mo 603 Teutonic Building Clucogo III J - Office fv VjrVf Efansville -- - Vtiv Indi- j N i- - fiHsT atitn to the RtaCAfcaumifelSKE i KAUJ a wnicn win appear irom time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Goal Company mt A i c a Kfi haijLookout for Jfesh Items p r Intiest -- PITHY PARAGRAPHS SOMETHING WORTH 1KNOWING T lie Roint Ga Iron fiirnoco has slarteit up and work li coins on at a lively rale there INCORPORATED Ai a result otexpcrlmcnfa it Is shown that coal li cbeaperjlhah tawdusli Tbo pumplnR works at Minneapolis Minn tbo result named - mado a test with It there were always the proper regard and confidenca among coal dealers and operators tho one for tho othcrand less Inclination to be Â¬ lieve every petty rumor to tho detriment of the business tbero would bo less of a struggle to keep in the business tbe returns would bo more satisfactory and everybody quite as well pleased offers a guarantee that It can urnttb on a contract corn enough to run one of be citys elevated railways at less price tban coat can be furnished A Chicago paper ugjfes t ifw t Jr AY- - The report of the Kentucky Stato mine in spictor shows that one of the elfectJ of the sym Â¬ rj pathetic strike of Kentucky miners in 94 was the introduction of West Virginia coal into many sections of tbo State where the most vigorous efforts to dislodce it have proven unavailing m CO ftL St Dernard Coal Companys Coke Works at Earlington m With everything In tbelr favor with no Pittsburgh coal in tbo market and no water in tbo river some of the Kentucky dealers In Louis villa nro yet suspicious of and fighting oach other Harmony of action would preserve both their tempers and their profits A pound of coal in burning develops enough energy to lift a ton a mile high Four tons of coal cost I UK at the mine four dollars contains more power to labor than a laboring man ex- crts in forty years The steam engine docs moro work for mankind than could be done by the united labor of the human race Yet tbo steam engine as an instrument for tbo conversion of energy into useful work is a most clumsy affair The turbine water wheel utilizes ninety per cent of the forco of tbe water falls the steam engine but ten per cent of the force of tbe coal Tbe ninety per cent loss Is dissipated in several ways Tbe engine Itself utilizes but 200 of the 1100 beat units that enter in with the steam tbe other nine hundred are permitted to escape into empty airTbe draft of tbe chimney carries away 10 per cent of tbo power of the coal tbe radiation from tbe boilers and furnace twenty five tbe ashes five Coal Trade urnal Â¬ pm AND Tho Walts iron and steel syfldicate of Mid dletborough Ky have purchased tbe Cambria Iron ore property at Cambria Tean aixty five miles sooth of Knoxvillc including three miles of broad guago track an Immense iron bank where they will get their supply of ore for fur- Â¬ naces at MIddlesborough Ky whlcH bave re Â¬ cently opened This will meaii extra trains on tho Tennessee end to haul large quantities ot mineral to he Watts furnace and Ducktown and Chattanooga for- South Pittsburg furnace also copper ore for tho furnaces at Ducktown employing six hundred men - ik Pittsburgh operator said The first thought in tbe minds of the river men and farm Â¬ ers theso days Is When is it going to rain Tbls question cannot be answered at present ss tbo weather bureau people say there is none In sight The pastures in various parts of tbe country are drying up for the want of rain and the rivers are getting down to tbeir lowest ebb Tho oldest inhabitant is now declaring that not since 1854 has be seen such a state of affairs Coal men do not look for a rise in tbe rivers be Â¬ fore next month and many believe that Thanks giving Day will bring it as it is said tbe xiver men always bave to work on holidays A Â¬ Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only jVibrating fAirjiRl Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less Qne ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price Srush ed Goke for Base Burnees the part of the United States To act in a strictly neutral manner she could do no more for Cuba than she would do for Spain It would be a violation of neutrality to lend money supply troops allow foreign enlistment permit American subjects to prepare or aid in preparing any hostile expe dition against cither belligerent supply military stores to cruisers or allow prizes to be brought into pur ports It was not her procla mation of neutrality but her violation of neutrality which England paid for in the Alabama case But though the state itself is prevented from aiding cither party citizens of the United States could not be prevented from doing so in certain ways Private persons unless some special treaty with one of the belligerents forbids can lend money to a belligerent state for purposes of war can sell it arms or ammunition or can enter its service as soldiers without rendering their own country guilty of a violation of neutrality And it is in this way Cuba would derive the greatest benefit from our recognition of her belligerency The American citizen has always in the past proved himself willing to aid a people struggling for liberty and ho would do now if the United States government were equally just or generous But the prece dent set by the actions toward Hawaii will be hard to disregard and it will take great populnr pressure to induce the government to recog nize the belligerent rights of Cuba Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PupA0B- rters ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Â¬ It is curious to note that as regards tendency to Insanity miners favorably contrast with per- Â¬ sons engaged In other callings Tho recently published report of tho British Commissioners in Lunacy show that for every 10000 miners given by the census the annual average of ad Â¬ missions to asylums in 1889 93 did not exceed Mi In the casesoL pedlars whq head h lint it amounted to 201 flannel merchants and cot ton warehousemen cobie second tbe proportion being 182 then follow physicians and surgeons with 158 chemists and druggists with 141 lawyers with 133 and architects surveyors and builders with 59 whilst in the case ot navyies and railway laborers the proportion sinks to 48 These figures are very curious and tbe position occupied by miners on tbe list is most remark nble The statistics aro certainly encouraging for they show that the coal miners calling is a healthy one physically and mentally Â¬ Palace of Solid Silver HOW A NEW YORKER WOULD DISTINGUISH HIS CITY IN 1900 Wants Uncle Sam to Furnish the White Metal rian for n Magnificent Fair to Usher in the Coming Cen tury Â¬ V J palace of solid silver to bo constructed from the silver in the vaults of the United States treasury is what It Flaherty of New York city thinks would bo a suit able method of honoring the beginning of the twentieth century This palace costing some 400 000000 would form the nucleus of a bjg worlds fair that would knock the memory of the Chicago exposition higher than a kite Mr Flaherty has embodied his idea in a letter duplicates of which he has mailed to the presidents of the principal hanks of the city Silver Palace and It is entitled Musical Exhibition and Festival for Opening tho Twentieth CenMr Flaherty recapitulates tury sortie facts relating to the great ex hibttion of the world and says The largest and greatest of these fairs was helu in Chtcagp in 1093 and attracted nearly 30000000 of visitors greatly to the profit of all kinds of business in Chicago it being estimated that over so67 000000 was expended by the peo plo on account pftho worlds fair New York has never had a fair worth mentioning and if this project is carried to a successful termination It will make much profit for all classes of business in Now York in the year 1900 and add greatly to tho instruction and pleasure of our citizens and of all thoworld as well and celebrate tho opehing of tho twentieth century by a magnificent display of all tho best musical talent of the age This project is Unique and origi nal Theso qualities will attract tho attention of the world and make it more celebrated than any other exhibition heretofore held The government of tho United States lias in the vaults of the treasury over i5ooo tons oi silver in coin It is possible to get and bullion authority from congress to use this metal and cast it into plates and other desirable shapes and build of tt tho most magniftcant hall or palaco this world has ever seen lie design to be open for competi tion to all the architects rJf the world Itvthe hall which woyld seat Cooopto 100000 people the ex hibition would htr hold iTf this A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ matter could be handled with like spirit and enthusiasm to that displayed by the men of Chicago in handling the worlds fair it ought to bring an expenditure of at least 100000000 among tho various interests of our city EXPLORINO AlOUNDS Probably tho most extensive re mains of the mound builders in this or any otlicr state not excepting those at Madisonvllc O arc sit- Â¬ uated about 10 miles from Mays villc Kyon the Fox farm near the intersection of the Sardis and Maysvillo turnpikes On a tract of laud containing about 650 acres arc two inclosurcs two quadrangular forts and about forty mounds A well concerted effort is now in progress to uncover the long buried secrets of the mounds The expe dition was sent out by the Ameri can museum of natural history New York in conduction with the Pcabody museum at Harvard There arc conclusive evidences of two distinct occupations of tlic mounds traces of what arc known as intrusive burials being numerous The outer burials aro the latest and arc probably those of Indians while tho other interments have all the characteristics of an other race of small head small staturcd people the truo mound builders Tho skeletons so far found of the older race are in a fine state of preservation better even than tho intrusive burials Those who placed them there had dug away the surface of the ground and then bjirncd it to tho consistency of brfck by intensely hot fires long continued Tito bodies wcro placed on the baked surface tho soil heaped over them and covered with puddled clay and this again was burned to brick so that the mounds were substantially as tJjSy are scon to day Tho labor needed to get tho bones in good condition from tho hard mass surrounding them is great Tho bakeefcovcring and superincumbent earth are worked away with small trowels and dust brooms A photograph is then taken of the skclton as it lies and it is then packed away Each skeleton is usually found lying on its left side with tho knees drawn Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BELLIGERENT RIGHTS Questions of 4 International Law That May Affect Cdbn Considering the interest which Americans take in the Cuban struggle for independence it brief review of those rules of interna tional law which bearop the case will propably be 1 general injer est says the- New Ybrkx World Of course the question of recogni- Â¬ tion of the Cubans as belligerents comes first in importance Such recognition usually called a proclamation of neutrality declares that a state of war exists between two certain parties announces therefore that in the exercise of the rights of war they may inter fere with neutral commerce within certain limits and warns the citizens of the state issuing the proc Â¬ lamation against unlawful assistance of cither party in tho war Such n proclamation does not necessarily look toward the recognition of the territory in revolt as a new state nor does it pretend to judge of the right or wrong of the struggle It is simply a declaration of the fact that war exists Tho difficultyis that in case of a revolted territory it is hard to de Â¬ termine just when the trouble ccasos to bo a trifling insurrection and becomes a war In the case of the lato unpleasantness our own supreme court admitted tfie fact that war existed before the British government issued its proclamation of neutrality so that if England mado a mistake in recognizing the confederates as bellig- Â¬ erents she did so in company with eminent union lawyers During tho revolt of tho Spanish colonies in South America the policy of the United States was governed by the principles thus expressed by Mon A soon as tho movement roe assumes such a steady and persist ent formas to make the success of tho provinces probable the rights to which they were entitled by the law of nations have been extended to them It seems as if under that principle Cuba deserved tobo recognized ns a bolligercnt Tho insurrection has assumed a steady as Campos and consistent form could testify and that tho success of tho province is probable If tho Cubans no one can deny could only gain possession of an important port there is not tho least doubt as to their recognition by most nations Next to the subject of recogni tion comes the question of what would suchMocogniUon entail on Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ well forward and off from its side with his bow firmly drawn ready for the shot which was given the The bison or buffalo was the instant he was opposite the animals roving Indians mainstay and sup- Â¬ body The horse being instinct- Â¬ AQAINST VIVISECTION port It furnished him with splen- Â¬ ively afraid of the huge beast kept At the meeting of the American did robes to protect him from the his eyes strained upon him and Humane associations in Minneap- cold of winter Its hide with that the moment he reached the proxim- Â¬ olis- Minn tho other day Dr Al- Â¬ of the elk furnished him with warm ity required and heard the twang of Cambridge shelter and clothing while the ven- Â¬ of the bow or the crack of the rifle bert Leffingwell Mass presented the report of a ison and buffalo meat supplied him he sheered instantly though grad- Â¬ medical committee which for sev- Â¬ with an abundance of wholesome ually off to escape the horns of Frightful The vast re- Â¬ tho infuriated beast eral months has been engaged in and toothsome food regard- Â¬ gion from the Rio Grande through collisions would occasionally occur sounding public sentiment ing vivisection Two thousand ex- Â¬ Texas eastern New Mexico and notwithstanding the wonderful sa Â¬ pressions of opinions were ob- Â¬ and Coloradothe Indian Territory gacity of the horse and the caution tained Of these only about one Kansas Nebraska the Dakotas of the rider eighth were in favor of absolute Wyoming Montanaand the plains What was regarded by the Inprohibition of vivisection as void of British America was tho pasture dians as royal sport has been de- Â¬ I of utility cruel in practice and de- Â¬ ground of millions of buffalo It re think it is safe to say that from the nominated tho surround moralizing in tendency of a mesa or some high buttc quired a body of three or four hun- Â¬ Before adjourning the exhaustive crest Â¬ report of the committee on vivisec- Â¬ I have frequently seen from 30000 dred warriors to perform it satisFirst a few runners to 30000 within a radius of ten or factorily tion was indorsed and a strong Within a single de Â¬ were sent out to discover a herd of resolution put through condemn- fifteen miles ing the attempts to establish penal cade the buffalo as well as the wild buffalo frequently selecting one containing as many as 200 Then colonics in America A resolu- Â¬ horse of the plains became extinct dividing the force of warriors and tion asking that a law be passed the last remnant of both having fight- Â¬ been run down and killed or taken selecting some four or five groups to prevent the importation of ing bulls and men for brutal ex in the vicinity of that strango sec- of from 15 to 20 warriors each to hioitions of the ungentle sport of tion overlooked liy surveying par- Â¬ take position outside the moving ties in laying out the boundaries of body that was to encircle the herd Spain was passed who poked fun at the strange old man This he says was the case almost everywhere he stopped and he has now become accustomed to the greetings from the youngsters The Last ol the Bisons Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WHEELED HIS WAY That good old man Friday ol wheel barrow fame is apparently having quite a pleasant stay in Atlanta since his arrival thCearly part of tho week Friday is a veteran roller of the wheelbarrow and since the early days of his life has found pleasure and fascination in this particular avocation of life lie has traveled many miles between the handle of the barrow and though he has encountered many hardships and dangers and has rehired a good old age he still proposes to follow his Strange profession and continue his work for the remainder of his days Friday left Chicago several weeks ago and with him ho pushed his old barrow the entire distance to Atlanta In his barrow ho car ried a coffee pot tea kettle and other kitchen furniture in which he cooked his meals when fortune was against him and her could not obtain anything already cooked When ho reached the citv ho was follqwod Jy r largo crowd of boys Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ up DoctorHave you tried tho sea- i Â¬ shore Invalid Yes I tried it once Dressing but its too hard work and undressing is very tiresome I dont quite understand Well you see tho doctor I had there said I must take a whisky toddy after each bath Ye but suppose he did It keeps mo in bathing all the tinig o Alexander Adams was whipped on ths streets of Cloquct Minn in true pugilistic style the other night by Miss Helen Leonard- a typical new woman whom he had attempted to embrace and kiss For a week or two past a jack the Hugger has been frightening women and girls there on the street and in consequence many women have been afraid to go dut On tho alone in tho evening night mentioned abovt as Miss Leonard was returning from the homo of a friend Adams camo up behind her took her in his arms and began hugging her The young woman objected in a forcible manner She squared herself like a veteran prise fighter and inside of two minutes had the fellow so badly whipped that he cried for mercy When Miss Leon ard allowed him to go his eyes were blackened and he was a total wreck generally Miss Leonard is an athletic woman who likes to hunt and fish and who would wear bloomers if she had a bicycle - Â¬ Kansas the Indian Territory Tex New Mexico and Colorado known as No Mans Land Tho chase of the buffalo was the Indians chief amusement as well as one of his means of livelihood and was carried on usually on horseback formerly with bow and lance latterly with riflo also In this exercise they became wonderfully export Mounted on his well strong fleet Indian pony trained for tho chase he dashed off at full speed among the herd and discharged his deadly arrows to their hearts from his horses back The approach was made upon the right side of the game the arrow being thrown to tho left at the instant the horse was passing the ani mals heart or some vital organ which received the deadly weapon In fact Indians to tho feather have been known to send their arrows with such forco as to drive them completely through the bufÂ¬ as Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ falo The Indian generally rode close in tho rear of the herd until ho had selected the animal he wished to kill Ho then sepcrated it from the throng by watching for a fav- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Struggling Author You say my book wont do Publisher No sir Its too old fashioned Struggling Author How old fashioned Publisher Your plot is a plot yourchoracters have character istics and when they talk they say something orable opportunity and dashing his horso between forcing it off by itself and killing it thus avoiding the danger of being trampled to death as ho was liable to bo if op crating within the massed herd The training of tho horso was such that it quickly knew tho object of its riders selection and exerted every energy to come to closo quar In the chase tho rider leaned gaged in the enterprise The most successful hunting parties consisted of a hunter andabout six men known as strippers Tho time usually selected for taking the buffaloes was just after they had been grazing in the morning had gone to tho water and then re turned to tho high ground lying dowii to rest in bunches of from 20 to 100 The hunter with the the longest range rifle of the heaviest calibre he could obtain would fire from the leeward side so far away that the crack of the rifle could not be heard by the buffalo and being behind a bush or bunch of grass could not be seen In that way he would kill from a dozen to 100 a day without disturbing the herd to any great extent The strippers would then come up with ox teams take off the hides place them in the wagons and transport them to the nearest railroad station whence they were shipped to mar ket At one station alone on the the Atchison Topeka Sante Fe Railroad as many as 750000 hides were shipped in one year In this way the large- game was rapidly destroyed together with countless numbers of at prominent points where they had thrived only by wolves that preying upon could give chase to and destroy any them This might seem like crubuffalo that might break through elty and wasteful extravagance but tho cfosing in lino and escape the the buffalo like tho Indian stood main body proceed to surround tho in the way of civilization and the herd They went in groups to dif- path of progress and sides ol the herd and then had gone forth that theythe decree ferent must give gradually approached from all di- way It was impossible to herd rections closing the animals in and domestic stock in a country starting them to running around they wero constantlv hahin where tn in within the circle formed by the con- stampeded by tho moving herds of verging and contracting lino of war wnu ne samo territory riors So skillfully was this man whichanimais i of a a quarter centnrv Ow j aged that they would keep tho herd was supporting those vast herds of in motion alternating in tho chase wwu and firing until they had destroyed lions tjume is now sustaining milof domestic animnU whinU the entire number It approaches afford the food supply to hundreds more nearly than any other sport US to tho excitement of a battle ex countries ui jjcujjjc m civilized North American Re- Â¬ hibiting tho same skilful horseman- view ship and marksmanship without Make yourselves nests of pleastho attending danger ant thoughts None of us yet Tho game of the West has rap know for none of iis have hoi n idly disappeared before the hunts taught in early youth what fairy mans rillc It is a fair cstimato laiauva wu way uiiuu oi ueaUlllUI that 4000000 buffaloes were killed thought proof against all ad- within the five years between 1874 vcrsity Bright faucies satisfied and 1879 from what was known as memories noblo histories faithful the Southern herd which roamed sapings treasure houses of precious through Northern Texas the In- and restful thoughts which dian Territory Kansas and Ne- dan not disturb nor poverty caro take braska Between 187S and 1883 away from us houses built withtho great Northern herd quite as out hands for our souls to live in numerous roaming through tho Ruskin Dakotns Wyoming and Montana So said Pat theyve been were destroyed in like manner Tho huntora received on on aver printin tho fvneral notice av a man age from S250 to 350 per hide to that wasnt dead yit Its a foino bo shipped out of tho country and fix hed bo in if hod been wan of sold for leather making belting theso people that believes every- Â¬ Tit harness and kindred purposes thing in tho newspaper Many thousands of men were on Bits Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Ti t Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m jS 1 ft l 1 r THE INDEPENDENT VOTER COL W 0 BRADLEYS Dalton J F Montgomery Jas M Grigor judges Dcloncy Sisk As the canvass draws to a close MAKER BOOT AND SHOE One tho desperation of tho Democrats may bcalnfflLsaidol corn Now Appolntmcnta For Speaking sheriff N J VVyatt clerk A the rrrr ot WestemStacWpfoUcinB n sec lis apparent by tho means to which Oj4 Jfcrves For Dates For our Republican ChirrpfpR Sam Logan Alfred Ky JVlAniflONVlLLB ond crop of dpplcs Apples are uiuy uio rosorung Howtsn Judges Jas Thomas ICaiidldnfe for Oovcrnor ago tnc iong If you want shoes to fit and to shcrifjLA Jones clerk being UoUvcredfjlfc tho lontuckv Central committee appealed tb tho Arrflngcd by State HEB PUBU3HINS COMPANY Fftlns Keliiffci ttneoryorsled dietillcWs at W Clark Ezchiol wear well have them mada to orDaWson a T uaxreii partisan feeling by issuing n card Aicuia Committee BloodpPurtAed and t i itattd the Pcitofflc tl KitlMton t Second Ham rajudfjw Ben Mcnscr sher der Call at my shoe making esgradeft Wi npplc hand asking Democrats to vote the solid ie Nervos tyfodbrstrong by nt mutter iff J W Ricclcrk Much to the disannbintrnCnt tablishment opposite the Court mckedjand putuP1 with care are ticket regardless of HardVs free SUBSCRIPTION RATES ill cheaffifncTe is no better pr many Democrats wiicfhavoi beifi lis epuCpt John Hamby K House have your measure taken V cry silver speeches and notwitiistamV It rlVts mcT great foleasure to elat uuiuuuu wiiu iiioiucaiuai uoi wv J SaJrafWi judges Dixon Right for a first class hand made shoe more wholesome fruit Thcro is ing the State platform adopted by II oo Oiij VrKklljlninco sheriff John Harland clerk TVhftt Hoods Baraaparilla has done- tor ra tic Months Shoes of my make as all my cushealth amlVfrenglir for him who tho convention and endorsed by nd my wife Bho has boon illllcted with 0 Bradley had abandoned the J rnrwMonthi Str Charles Wesley Cook Geo tomers will tell you arc mada of campaign at Eminence few days eats applilijjcjallyjj-You- vwjll tliosa sahia committocmentlcclarpd J neuralgia pains in uct hcno or nix yi Specimen CoplW iiHtiid ftee on ippilcttlon AtllWet ilx -- pJcVtfhdlfcbuianot CwrponJenti wanted In HPtti ot Ilia lh W further con- - King judges Joseph II Kennedy the best material ciularo In every The Hopkins County Demo find thcmbcttcxitutlicirkins than the party to bo m favor of sound and us iouuyuuuaBntuiiTPJBfiiy aauolTi AddrMi uior pirtlcuutt sheriff B F Gilliland clerk would respect just what a man needs -- ma diilc room cratic Committee circular issued in tho brandy money RATES 01 ADVERTISING for months Very Respectfully at Madisonvillc on Oct 34th ex time from the following Hst of appoint j1iLYOUR ORDKRSJon iritlNKofftl iEarlington caYi In thd- speeches made by tfio one iquaro Brit Inierllon hnirin hibits their fear of dcfoat rwliicli y v opwcjl a x ft nun Wa Hood1 J mcntsTIt yillbo rfcen tliWt thoColH 50 Eichiubiequentlnefllonr jtfrlOiU eon CASPER HARRIS NsyvYpik Chicago Democratic candidates for GpVcrn vttlni wo think is well grounded and now talk Oliplr aittetlliemenu for lonit B toirsapiruiKinu ncl isifiull in tho fight fromr now rile traded for t ipeclilper B its burden is Whoop lal Niggcrl Cincinnati line Louisvillo or any- or Lieutenant Governor Auditor rouiy 1 nine on up to tho election Lbent Notleei 5 cents FOR SALE Tho new Clod sho la abll Mirrlme birth ind deilh nollcei Intertrd free Nicgcrl where else Tho American Tele and Treasurer as published m tnc Obltniry nolleoi will be ch trued cenlt per line Fifty six acres of land bno milo Will receive prompt attention nt list of his appointments is as folregular ritei rauit They say the Republicans are WAI1 ndrertiiemenu it Ky For south of Nortonvillc phone Co now has connecfj6H ft daily papers onp sepks ih vain for liketha run of the piper Kitripoiltloniwlll wide awake and aggressive lows this office Estimates furnished particulars apply to E J Sisk MRlrenonlrwhcnirringed for by ipeclil con OCTODEtt truo and let us be up IlendersoobyicWcitlitljcqrg an argument of ririniiplcs in which is trill to A ldfl ill eommnnlcillom St Charles Ky upon application winch is necessary distance line from Nashville which volvcd in tho issue between the and doing Covington ag 8 p m lpL 10 03 THE DEE lift your banners puts this line in communica- parties But they say iltfitinyvpcuXl Instead we find vituper Earllngton Ky Shcphcrdsvillc ai a p m KiiiittAiakr high and vote for the party which tion as stated - yv Hodgcnsvillc aa a p m The matter of tele- ation and abuse and an effort to Jadionli Ark stands for the government of the THURSDAY OCTOUER 31 1835 Lebanon 33 a p m phones is no longer a question of stir up race feeling and frantic ap tVftUbriu tohrt people for the people nnd by the iBM hofaiehold 0S Lancaster November 4 an m peals to life long Democrats to stick which sho d u 1 not jAl nnr enrnlif tlttr e - distance but of tho requisite capinnnnln REPUBLICAN DEVICE had orous exhortation o vote the Re tal to equip tho service Rates to the ticket lest the speakers be rifavlotiiW Uoiio for OFFICERS OF EtKaTION publican ticket Coming from the have not been issued and these turned blit of offic6 ycafs Myavt caseWM somowhat almU Baraaparllll and ilnco taklnrr Hoods source it docs we appreciate the conncctibnsarelopaHtfbrlrafllc In order tb keep the Platform lr Inflammation bas Idlt my eyes and mj Tho following are tho officers of tbe exhortation highly and trust and ivV My hcaltl believe that pinny of the honest but tho lines arc in working order Democrats from bolting- the tickot aorvM labavoiiecQmo nuIoted bcon for lev-- the November election 1895 ap OPBOIALATTBNTION i 1IT boa todav better tnan it u ri 11 or even scratching Hardins name Democrats of our county who have pointed by Judge JolinB Hall on QIVBN TO at heart the interest of this party DEbbRbbW1jElb w JS vxir last Coufify dburt dsyf A1 TiiBdfotith coridrfuesr One can one editor declares that such a and ot the whole people will oxer course would not advance the cause jral years lam calnlng In strengib an punNiaHio cisc their right to go to tlic polls aliflostvvalk across JhpOJiio River White PlainsArch Fox G C William II fed like a new man of liard money because moral vicNuNAMATtyn Judaonla Arkaniai ON BHOnT HOTICB next luesday and vote for a Re ai LcJmsvJIll vSartSrasSsaEiAV iBcrry judges R P Tiiagifo slier ayttsincc a yfWtaTMJtitg k lrT--publican governor n Republican farmer did haul a load of apples tories are not Worth d cent Such tPlils are hand made indpertra in t Hoods 111 - II JUUI1SUI1 ClUIM ATTENTION uckci it ivvpuuiican represent- across tho Ohio at FountairUIcjTy upheavals as tho overthrow of the In proportion and appearance 25c per box First Class Turn Oulsal Reasonable Rales SPBOIAL PAID TO Nogfjnvillc--Ro- bt ativerepudiating Hardin who Has Sisk G E Twjeed rinrfaud the TammapyTor- tl MY HIGS ARE THI1 DEST IN TIIR CITY- TRAVHLINQ MBN repudiated his party and giving The low stage of the livcrpiakcs gariization New York tho State- - CARUSlfef fflljt HiHibyudRcs W L Clements in 31 the black eye to corrupt Demo thcscwcragcof-thc-citic- s very unStable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot sheriff 1 YiCraitrco clerk There is not a 4 ISAAC DAVIS cratic rings and wire pulleys here satisfactory and the watcris badly House and the race track crowd vi t BEPUBLICAH STATE TICKET free coinage country in New Jersey ail of which were there and everywhere We could contaminated JdoriqasOap Walter Davis B All drinking water ira- - A crfl ot t ftii lit in the world to day put our finger on a few who will moral victories gained by the comC Rice judges Burr Morton should at all iimes be boiled and do this that is not on a silver bination of the best elements in the sheriff Ben T Robinson clerk filtered but now especially while basis several parties and resulted in ex- Â¬ Lake Earlington the supply is so short1 This does Jo F Foard REPUBLICAN HEETINQS Garrard County 2 There is not a posing the systematic stealing and 1 not apply to cities only where HS Coreyj judges F B Arnold t tiilS lij ittbc An gold standard counRepublican enthusiastic bringing about a reform by kicking sheriff P T Wilson clerk irrF6rlLiclitBnant Governor meeting was held in the Mafonic river water is used but to all out the office holding gang who try in the world toEARLIWGTDN KEIVTUCKYi North East Earlington Frank WV S WORTHINGTON hall oil Wednesday night bf last water I day that docs not use were fattening on illegal fees and Sisk Ben W Robinson judges teftfeeouhty week The speech oftlfo eehTng The Citizetos Ticket in Louis- fradulcnt contracts seem to be silver as money along R P Killick shcriffJQanEvans Vs was made by Mr Geo W Long ville claims tb be popular and is ignored by these orators and edit- Â¬ I with gold r -I clerk of State j41For Auditor candidate for State Treasurer whbs madeupTof men who proclaim ors There was never a truer aphor Â¬ 3 Tfioreis hof outh East Earllngton las B SJi made an effective argument jfor themselves Ikur economy honesty ism than that which Mr Cassius silver standard coun- Â¬ Head D W Umstcad judges J County ytlMD DEALERS IN defency andf progress in the con- - M Clay recently originated in his Republican rule in the world totry T Cocncn sheriff M McCord wt usta rcc clerk if ji iii We are glad to note a humker ddctjjftbfr citys business3 day that- - uses any The letter declining to support Hardin iar secretary of State Richland Josh jfiddJWm Fin- gold as money along of converts from the Democratic device is the rising sun embellished for Governor and which will CHARLES FINEEY icy judges ri v liison sncriu party who will vote the Republi witlutliewjsrjjs Honest Govern strengthen the resolve of Platform with silver Whitley County Tol Y Gordon clerlC sit ci can ticket next TuesdaynriUvjnan ment With three tickets out Democrats to assist in gaining a 4 There is not a ci i vij Courthouse ii 1l tics r Treasurer of State TM Slaton Ben uu jicuivr tumpitmeni lo tnc and many conflicting elements in moral victory at the coming elecsilver standard countFor Laffoon judges Ernest Speed FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES speaker tlian this if we were td the hght we will be more certain tion He says try in the world tdi Long continued sheriff J as L Burchficld clerk v fill a column tb know the result if we wait till use of unrestrained power always day that has more -- a r GraysonCbnnty Elk David Fowler J D Todd Ji vuv u til ti The speech ot Mr W S Taylor the ballots are counted than one third of the tends to abuse and it is too often judges Jas Nichols sheriff S H IlairJTootli and Paint Brushes Republican candidate for Attorney amount of the circuHanncr clerk FpjAtlorncy General J Colonel Bradley seems to be the fate bf a State when one party B General on Monday evening was lation per capita that Mill W M Rhea R B Utter JWSTAYLdR conducting a scries of triumphal has too long and too easy a control back judges S Di Cooke sheriff one that carried force and convicjdPUtler Cpiipty the United States int meetings andjourneys in this latter that the party through its machin J D Martin clerk JVri r tion into the Democratic camp It has end of what promises to be his suc ery falls into the hands of a ring or of Public InFor Superintendent Kitchen Wm Stark H G was a strong arraignment of the S Trjprc lsnot a struction cessful campaign Tlfebelief grows clique who by discipline and or Coleman -- judges L C Nisbct- - 3rKeadyMixed Paints allVcolors in small cans notorious Frankfort nrig Nbfjl daily tlia6itJb4aiextTjifasday ho ganization and constant attention I coun- Sri i silvenrstandard WrJ- - DAYIDSON ra LfHannerclcrk sheriff v t r i man sff If Hardin and the rest to the subject acquire a supremacy - Pulaski County the world to-WW tryitf East Hanson L aT Pritchett 6BYnyr and the facts were taken ririncM and control tbatjtlie party jindT Uay wheretho labor- Â¬ T W- - SMrfjgesXlRpbert Ash wPHYSICIAN3 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPQUNDFD Office pally from the reports of Auditor KENTUCKY IN REVOLUTION impossible to throw off I ing man receives fair by sheriff J D Haywood clerk Norman himself Mr Taylor preHAKLED REYNOLDS This discipline and organization pay for his days Unless all surface indications are West Hanson Richard Ram FyeTf5Cquhtysents tha matter so plainly forci- - at fault CplBfadley work the Republi enables the ring to set up the prisey I M P Stewart judges W BEN ROBINSON 1 state these Now rv bly and with such manifest truth carVcjind jdate t T rt ComniTsjjiojjer of Agriculture fti xviaaison snenu u u uccny Jcjr Governor tf ill maries and foist undesirable candi fivei propositions de- Â¬ mat siancn democrats nave gone be successful at the coming election dates on the ticket and then an ap - liUCAS MOORE clerk VJ t liberately after careto him in person and said that M m ful examination of the Kentackymciigre i jovry nea ismadCjtothe people who are Oak Wall Jas T HobgoodJ Mariojvounty upon his presentation of the situa- Â¬ llr Ivlo3C toirx JfCy monetary statistics li ttaitnerr udgcsj xyaiterr trowi tion clone they had decided to vote reason vhiy uc suuuiu uc 111c vie being fleeced tb be loW to the For Railroad Commissioner and the commercial ley sheriff W S Grace fclerk t the Republican ticket in the com- tor jHe - vas nominated by the party and stick to the ticket and Always on bands full and completo stock of iol and industrial sys PPRTER Republican c3nvention before the thus the voters are induced tokiss ing electionS Rutherford North Nebp-r-DRUGS AND MEDICINES these all tcnis of fciti Hidkman County Democrats presented their ticket the hand that smites them and T B Porter judges Giles Har- PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES countries as far as At Maysvillc on the evening of and Ke Stands onjM ujiquaHfieldiy perpetuate the tyrannical Foj ho -- Legislature elson sheriff Wm Barnett clerk rule of accessible i they PAINTS AND OILS j aref the 25th Mr Hardin the DemojbLrk-gra-haDem- office hofding leeches who are Morrow H and I do nbtf think bouth And everything else known to tbe trade cratic candidate for governor of honestjtnpeyJatformTJie anyrnanan succcss H Hill judgesJ3LGoochsher- ocratic CbnvenlibnhomTnated Gen squandering the peoples hard i Bsictatu prescriptions oTarcfnltQ Compounded this great Commonwealth said that fujly controvert them iff Ira King clerk TICItET POT Tfj ypTE TftlJBEPUnLICAN earned money It is a mistake to if Defaulter Tate the absconding THBjXiUNDEKTIIE LOQ CABIN a blatant free silvenfe although let any party hold power so Ibtig li 4 n State Treasurer is an honest man the convention adopted an honest that a few men consider they hbd iWIADISOWVILLE- TfjeDmivjralJ having determined to and a much better man than any 1200 t the offices by divine right and money plankiinjits platform attach the leghtyof the Eagle as tbe man in tho Republican ifjlt T party Kepubliiin parly emblem be last con The battle was opened by the that it would be a sin to dispossess YOUR VOTE COUNTED ifenUbhftfmallyodbpted the old Harrison Surely Mr Hardin has remarkable joint rJix rxi ll J discitssibrr between Hardin them audi Clay iLog Cabin as the party do- - ideas of the fitness of things w n f i sbe plaqed at tbe bead of tbe vice It wll nt Tr iiittiii The independent voters are beand SVariJoy but it lyas nidely to AflBAa rAic rfopfiBipfRepublican column ot candidates on he dont believe the Democrats of eridedby iRe grant rnisconduct coming more numerous At 11 ballots and all that is necessary to cast a Hopkins vr county will endorse his of Hardingfriends votdfbr7 tlje Republican ticket is to put in disregard of recent elections there have been 6f vtboilcrajs markirigUt under tbe little opinions The thief Diok Tate ttisbwfYpersbnal appeal for court astonishing changes and sornesur Steam Engines Boilers l Ip5cabiniand insjda thie square Republican who robbed the treasury of Ken- Â¬ esy tb his dpponenf and since then prises and that there will 7 fpr be an Minpng Machinery suoh as i i LW0U14ieU this change in honest man and tlipjtide ifjs device tucky is an workers to explain steady growing expression of opinion at the polls REPUBLICANS AND Shakers MiniM Carts Revolving uiuitiu Ul wT UD iual lutvugu bate- better than any Republican Tn on economic questions that will acrainSt Hardins olpprinn IciWess at the polls The log cabin will Serpens Hoisting Engines Mo Etc m Well well what say you Demok be familiar to allold Whigs disavowedthe honest platform on demolish the air castles of the If you are a Republican and wish to crats and for tbe Republicans in the other1 DBALEH8 t u uO i cratic neighbors of Hopkins will winch hewas nominated and has Democratic candidates in Kentucky vote your party ticket to a great or less ex races LJ DMiiugs Djdss uuuui Hiuugui uuu npo riuiugi you endorse what Hardin says by finally drivensuch leading DemoTHAT CIRCULAR But if tbe mark is pat in the square with tent mark thd stencil in the square with is a strong probability voting for him Silver crazy Har- crats a3 ex Gov Buokncr and Cas- raps injectors Etc sieam unages tnecic the rooster and In the squares to tho it go at that Thbj orculan of the- Democratic Earlington has had a fairnum theIt log cabin and let Republican to make rliihf of the names of any Republican can I ft is unsafe for a tho sta- - din has now become a full fledged sius M Clay Jr who was his I CouptyCommitteo says tisticsslicivthat the affairs of Ken- lunaticand cannot discern between competitor for the nomination into ber of enthusiastic Republican any further- mdrks on his ballot It is didates the play will be to blur the scratch J Ropairs bn Engines Boilers and all kinds of Machinery Neatly tucky hhyo t been honestly and a thief and an honest man the open revolt against him Fortun meetings recently three in the well established by aq unbroken line ot marks and to count tbe ballot as a straight ately x cconomicallyfldministeredby Dem- logical result of a belief in freo highestCol Bfadley tea man of the past fortnight and several of our decisions by all Democratic election judges Democratic vote Thus1 the vote will be and Promptly1 Executed J20 3m character Hewill make that a Republican ticket which Is In any counted in favor of tho Very man tbe voter ocratic officials and that our nco- - silver fis creditable a Governor as Ken- Democratic brethren haye become way scratched should- be thrown out That specially wished to scratch and will make MJplehavc tbecnJiprosporous and are tucky has had for many years and converted and will vote the Repub iswhatK cost Stt Jbhn Boyle and Henry a difference of two foV that man when the urU i yjiappy under iDemocratic rule The Turkish government has at his election will give the Bourbon lican ticket and sound moneySlrusj their offices If one tenth of tbe voter perhaps went to the polls for the e jFor the honesty witness Honest last agreed to a scheme of Arme- Democracy of Kentucky a chastenRepublican voters who scratched their sole purpose of tasking a difference ot two Dick Tatpj- whom Hardin has set Barney Barnato the King of tickets at the last election bad voted tbe against htm nian reforms No faith is put in ing that irgreatly needs j t up as a agobdfuan and honest The question of hbnest money tho Kaffirs has sent 75000 to the straight ticnet instead Boyle could not It is unsafe to make any marks In the ifw gpotl and honest as any man in the promises of the Porte how- Â¬ all other London Republican ithe Republican party Is this- ever and the reforms are expected is pararhbtint to mder ill National Lord Mayor ofthe poor for- distri Â¬ have been counted out If the tickets had square of toe rooster Do your scratching or State issues rr ordinary bution among the other war voters who scratched their Sosays the Demo- to be on paper only His pledges circumstances i othe standard the issue of honest make his A Democrat can of courseEARLINGTON KENTUCKY for Governor As voted them straight Struss would now be Kcratic noinlrte THE TREASURY EflPTY for economy and prosperity tho are for reform of the local govern- or dishonest mdriey has been so enjorjng tbe emoluments of tbe office to mark to tbe right of each candidate for whom be wishes to vote arid tbei ballot tvCpflditions differ with the various ments of Asia Minor a portion of sharply rdefined in tho Kentucky If any man thinks the Demo wuicu nir was ciccicu scctiqns oJithe State Hopkins the offices to be held by Christians contest that it is admittedly the cratic campaign stories about an The scratches which were mada in a may perhaps be counted but tbe other Countyihiiailjepn prosperous to a and the Moslem governors are to supreme question beforo the peo- Â¬ overflowing state treasury are in different race furnished tbe excuse lor way is safer First put tbe stencil in ple of the State for their iudcement 111 throwing out tho whole ballot and then tbe square with the cabin and tbo lcss fair degrqoij iHermining interests have Christian secretaries Tho With the issue thus defined every any wise true let him but gaze on the returning board decided they couldnt scratching done after tbat the better SPLIU DID LINE OF VEHICUSV havQyioltfedfrom year to year an ot this card from Auditor Norman go behind the returns and so Boyle was Notwithstanding iVi the excellent list fit increasing revenue The condition pledges all on paper alsq prom- consmerauon 01 patriotism will be convinced Look BODD ST OCKi b ise amnesty for Americans under sound public policy and of the and he Judge iofpuriilabowig men has been one robbed of bis Judgeship and Johnson is election officers appointed on this inhi Richie it will be foundtbat a great many - of induBtrViand contentment henco arrest and reforms in prisons and fndivldilal duty of citizens calls for State of Kentucky still collecting Strusi fees VELEBANT TURWOUTS J Jfl vflfiprpsperity They haye labored police This is not by any means the defeat of Gen Hardin and the ffr On theolber hand it is perfectly safe of them are so eminently respectable and Office of Auditor Ofl election of Col Bradley tho ReTil i well fed thai they dont eat their break andjERrjoedf their wages while oth- for a Democrat 16 scratch provided he Public Accounts j settlement demanded by publican candidate for Governor to enongh to MvtiLlriQ oH11crs have idled and quarrelled fhe FURNI8HRD Dear Sir Yours of 10th Inst follows a few simple rules All of his ballot fasts soon tbelr placesgetwill the polls In Philadelphia Times be filedbr HVERT DE66HIPTION yvhicb Is voted for Democrats Is sure to be time and tjrThe farmPX in his own affairs has England but what England was in Kentucky ON SHORT NOTlOK enclosing claims received Under I been It Is feared that this f be yotes under tho preslnct thieves asfarmers always are Their lorccd to accept RheaA Blackburn and Hardin the new system the tax rate for counted anyhow crppshavobeen sometimes good willdo wliat they cahjn the last general purposes has not yet raised rooster apd scratches in favor of a few Re will happen inmany precints were illiler Charges ReasonableThe failure of tho old and strong wpoVpf thexampaign td still fur sufficient revenue to ate Voters predominate The precinct Sometimes indifferent but they meet all the publicans the Democratic election officers l f Jiave labored and progressed and house of Bamberger Bloom Co then widen the breach Jn the nartv expenses of tho government and usually make the attempt to count his thief Is an aggressive person He is Ibd ii one who insists on calling off the votes or are progressing Tho prosperity is a heavy blow to Louisville and by wild aljuso of all Democrats the Treasurer has had to suspend scratched ballot as a straight Democratic of our own ucpunty is all right but has come of a series of ticket and falling In bat attempt count keep tally and resents anyone watching disasters who bcltevtifi principle as well as payments temporarily from time It what of the StaitQ Our rate of Death ot for all the Democrats they can So tbe bira Post to time in consequence We are t the head of the house alTbe genteel officer does not like a tow wiil of be Dpmocratlc voter is carried taxation is higher than that of sey- It is generally conceded that still some months behind on claims two Square Norlbot Depot on Providence R R Tbe bummer likes oue By Insisting oil cral surrounding states and there most total loss by fire difficulties Bradley will bo elected but the rest and can only promise that they out is a jarge deficit in tho Treasury witli weak insurance companies of the For scratched Republican ballots being thrown riot so with tbe Republican voter shall have attention in the order ticket should be elected with 1 nc iouisvnieost says MADISONVILLE KY There followed by the years of general him He should hot bo put in the in which they are filed and at the Ihosako p throwing put a ballot which Is out he gets It done on the theory thai they j 3 not money on hand suf distress finally tho assignment earliest moment they can bo largely Republican they will sacrifice the Soard will be Counted by lhe returning ManuQlurer of and Detlefi la WUWU a null irilll u IllUJUIIiy But they are hot thd returning ficient to pay the States ordinary few scratched votes for Democrats The loss must be repaired or Louis- of the Sinking Fund Commission- reached expensesand it has to issue WarIf therefore a Pemocrat specially wants board by virtue of this Identical procedure Saa DflOis BliiiOs Door and Window Frames Very respectfully ers aganlst himi Gov Browns Mouldings who rants thus creating a floating villes business future will suffer hands have been practically to scratch a particular candidate on bis with ibe ballots ot Republicans L C Norman Auditor debt which is in excess of the con The suggestion of tho joint sjock all through tho administration tied ticket bis surest way to accomplish bis scratched has a majority ot Democrats by Illcal rilcil Itching rile iirpirTjLAi MANTfew ventjlatoiis The only stifHJfonal limitation Reform is company with large capital is ex- the opposition of a majority of tho purpose is first to put bis stencil mark In Tbey can outvote Judge Richie Symptoms Moisture Intense Itching tbe square with the log cabin and then to way or a Republican to be sure bis vote ILOOBINQ AND CEILlNOi And All Kinds of HOUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER necessary Sinking Fund Commissioners and stinging most at night worse I M If you desire to consider how cellent t iV by mark la the squares to tbe right of those will be counted at all Is io vote It elected on thosamc ticket with him scratching Jf allowed to continue tumors Democrats whom be withes to vote for straight happy are we tinder the prospect Attkmits are still being made and his persistent efforts for econiw iptii Republicans put your stencil in the Wfj5Al1lISl9Lw rfciorjr with the latest Improved mschlury sod are prepsted to i form which often bleed and ulcerate be- Then I no pretext exists for throwing It square with bf further Democratic rule only 10 grow tpuacco in iinglijdt Thus omy and legality in tbe little log cabin sod let It gt out iilo Jiijiiiernriiliojt nilllc and la flnt cUii Hylo W mtniifictor our own mouliHaa expenditure coming very sore Swvanbs look at thb harmony of the far the experiments have not been have been thwarted osltilntltilftrinllvWtfoiUttrptlceslbanDrmllla the country Alio KKV JOBS on con Ointmbnt out It will be counted for those Demo- - go at that fl Democrats Look at the attitude eminently successful but the preSr Hale and Hendrick shouldNorman tops tho itching and bleeding bealj ulcer- liV6tkii JljijntwtjKjiifRjiMltlIro us a chnee Wo da all klndi of cuitom work In our be de MIIUHi po for School Trustee af HweParaB election rUI U bW oloa MA bfCWy packriei1 Atherton Ward ent crop is better than thqt of last feated as well as RFMPMIWR ii9flF8FRBEIlCI0ED FOR BOUBH LUMBER UV u musk vnao IVMIUVC3 IUD Hardin Louis mors At druggists or by taall for o UliIumIUULuV Ihn n imn nlnm Pm1 t thB name ttt tha Ranuhllcan candidate In and marty other leaders See the year r-- l O rrntr rrr iU 1 11 villa Commercial cents Dr Swajrpa Son Itniadelpbia your district and vote for him Hi XTKt X UU t lh C tfxdtjHJ tx M r sl 1 0ej8e rr -- 5 ilcspcration which tins brought Breckinridge out ot a nulctudo put which was so emphatically upon htm that it was meant to be final llreckinridgc brought forth to battle or re pud i a tor Hardin nnd the ring politicians thus to save the Statcl Reform is nepessary If you arc a free people cast your ballot for a Republican Governor a Rci publican Representative tlio Re publican ticket -- for reform nnd No man can good governmeM question your ballot ArrtKS never wore bo plentiful so good or bo cheap The same Neuralgia Pure Bltyftl CASPER HARRIS lt Â¬ - 8 Â¬ Â¬ HopdubSaraparHIa - Â¬ Hod wjtti Â¬ f Â¬ f2 WJRxIfS Â¬ 4 Â¬ - K Â¬ Â¬ 1 r- Â¬ wrmw - - m XIV ERY STABLE IKE DAVIS m f andadjyreev Uiw 1 floMIGiires PmS -- 5 O Â¬ i- Â¬ ij ti Jj iir kmm lihj t u tij -- Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE - Tat v p lnfr - i- Â¬ Â¬ SUiS -- Â¬ 1 ii rfi aj Â¬ rc dn r r TT TI H - 1 faMflidiRinRniKl A PrirfifniRrii f-J - Kjv--- - Â¬ Â¬ rlpEOjtGEViQNG DRGISTS ft -- ai it -- Â¬ -- Â¬ I - VbtiiU jJbg11 - -i v- - Â¬ - T Â¬ Â¬ I DRUGGIST Oeiji Â¬ - i W Â¬ m Â¬ Nebo--Davi- d -- mmmwiwr t- - a 1 HOW TO GET Simple Rules to by Voters yc MACHINE Â¬ A Few Observed ft w pAtt- f - MthufaciurctJ I lirj DEMOCRATS f T Â¬ Jtii -- H- - J W- - Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M1 1 - Â¬ Â¬ falter Mary - s I Â¬ 1 Livery and Feed Stables I T Â¬ jr 1 - -- ii I I Â¬ IIEARSE r- Â¬ iuB0aqidUrateed nh Â¬ He w I P Ian ing Mill A -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ -- 111 - I 1 91Wll ltl 1 1 yi r j tfii l TtH4 tormAeiftr wtS nr ppjww w wr- - ry rT -- 8PlBqW8 -S- -Q i si A Runaway Mrs Green Cavan Christian Endeavor Horse Social Â¬ Endeavor feel gTiTly Indebted to Miss Bettie Hopper nnd her twelve ablo assistants with their pretty ajj 3itbuslrjj ie t2ftlD6 costumes for tho success of the Halloween Social of Tuesday night The candle light reflected rom the rich yellow of tho pumpkins the pretty decorations in the State colors of purple and white tho at tractive setting of the tables all L combined to give a very effective Ni TIME TABLE sceno in tho old Assembly Hall MOITII 1 ho singing bv the bright faced Mill iltot 1 in i girls and boys was unusually fide tilthl Uipf lilio p ra and it was beautiful tprjbe thrj Uvanlvllte Accomodation 11 74 Providence nl Madliontllls 61 p m oarnestncsof alln tho oofl Avorfe OUTH of rilaking othcrsuiappJjS fef fl f Mall m 4Ml P ni iho little children stated upon MIrIiI Kipreat 111 Js a m the pumpkins looked- thepicture tanTlllAmnodallon JIJ5 P Dl of contentment while their efforts Provident spdM4llaopvlleiiirlvi 7130 a ra In etfecl iSuiidiv May 8 U94 The Darlington Wti Journal says edi iu iiiuaso Willi llicir rccuauojis aru WW ETIiniDGE Atal torially ot a popular patent medicine All did8 well We to bo commended know rom experience that Chamberlains The gusto with which all big and AtUUVALtfrtDpEPAItTUIlB OtfTRAlHSAT Colic Cholera and Dlarrbose Itemed is all little young and old attacked the iNORTONILLE that Is claimed or it as on two occasions excellent pumpkin pics was full It stopped excruciating pains and possibly evidence of tho appreciation by tho saved us from an untimely grave We audience of the good things pro rayjjKJ3SUBK i r r v 5j - Iffe M s M I K BaW IM UJ theless appreciate the fact that parties ex Â¬ ist nationally and at no political party should be afraid or ashamed to give full and explicit explanation regarding IU posi tion on every question affecting the pros Â¬ perity of State and nation Tho apprehension ot business Interests OH wo are informed will take a position of the as to recent threatened tariff changes cad Ill can be said to the crodit ef a large s Tt Alton t f same ktnd on the Chicago the want ot confidence In Democratic majority of the miners that thty havethus GOING EAST pa would not rest easy over nlgbt without It vided management caused reduction in wages BBB1 look like Supervisor Sullivan fir thU year shown good Judgement In re It docs Memphis la Central CI17 6I0 p in In the house This remedy undoubtedly Tho antics of the children in 3IB decline In exportation general depression 1045 a ta Iut6n I Ioultvllle was determined to capture the board as fusing to be led by would be strikers and 3sS saves mora pain and suffering than any strugglingotitho possession of tho of business destruction of property shrink Â¬ Hemphli tQlOutiylt 5 he put about thirty more men at work on with the exception ot but tew places peace u other medicine In the world Every family pumpkins bobbinc for apples -- 1 age in values anil labor agitation This apÂ¬ and harmony have prevailed between oper Â¬ pOIHGJtST week the Hanson section last It Is sure to nuts and candy at ppr PPP ators andj miners mostreipeellly Is this prehension accompanied with subsequent m Lonlsvlllo 10 Iulton tjj p m should keep It tn the house as For sato by scrambling for full enjoyment of the be needed sooner or later Section foreman John Burns ol the true pt Kentucky whoa we fall to call tested to their ppp J8JSSS EES Central CI 17 lp Memphis Democratic legislation made by 757 a prty ta Kasz tn St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Den evening Hanson sedtion has so far recovered from mindbntono strike tor this year Lonlsvlltk li Mimpnlt Altogether tho first soit39 fit ilH perfidy and dishonor has served in many ssr T Robinson Mortons Gap and George cial of the season proved satisfac- Â¬ enii 1 late Injuries as to be able to hobble around i l respects to increase rather than diminish King St Charles Cpnsumerslt seems placoa great deal ot tntfiw PPP tory andjvcry acccjtable to all on crutciies t National disaster Under thesa circum- Â¬ confluence lntne goose Doqetneory as re A Painful Mr Robert Stinc- - The next social evening wilb be stances the currency question has been The delaying of a passenger train for gards tho predictions for another- cold 3 VfV CPV I baugh received quite watched for with keen interest by Ut Accldent J 4 H O forced into undue prominence and tks about one hour we are informed caused winter and Are therefore laying In their 83o o Hewa Notes PcVadflal Paragraphs and a painful accidental every mcpibcr of the Endeavor Democratic party has seized Upon that is conductor Maddox to resign last week winter supply of coal This accounts for1 Other Doings at Home Worthy wound the other day which will at Band sue to the exclusion of atl else for the He was a good man and the officials and thp heavy shipments ot coat at present KSK of Special Mention least interfere for a while with the purpose of diverting public attention from employers bate to lose him V M J WW lw p V pes locomotion of one of his legs The If Troubled With Rheumatism Head This IHssaid that a new electric battery of a K the contemplation of the ruin Its vicious 683 08 Â¬ o 00 Several of the bo a we understand will verynterestlng stjrt has been devised by Miss Maud Tliomnson visited accident occurred white Robert Annapolis Md Apr i6 1894 I have frM Vei policies and miserable management has r99 rr soon stand an examination on the book of Dr Brchers of Drlesbargn fjerman relatives in Ilopkinsvillc Sunday was climbing over a gaterand con- Â¬ used Chamberlains Fain Balm for rheu KKK SSE SEE wrought KKKl kV rnles and time card to see if they possess Its chemical pecutlarifviboine ttiaf the sisted of a fall and the resultant matism and found it to be all that is claimed O I We favor a tariff so regulated as to pro- Â¬ Catarrh Cured fPt- fVP 3g vkutCt Several M O the qualifications of conductors believe it for be and u o o OW O WWo currpnifs generated nojytha soiutfpjjl tect the Interests of all classes of our citi uu Health nnd sweet breatlt secured perforation of his calf skindepth the tionitfor Irheumatism toand the best prepara yyr of the extra conductors now being put at of metal ibutbytcbnvorsionot hydro-cr- musypt of deep seated of JuURmenf flrv Remedy underlying flesh to the zens upon articles that may be successtuly by liiloHis Catarrh regular work Sju th EKE bdftfcl and carbonic oiido into carbonic and cheerfully K2E Wo hope Bob cular pains t f r SKS fPoor Urovn la Jb hard luck rifoft manufactured or produced In this country t Price 50 cents Nasal Injector about one inch through the gate recommend on the market f J nnd has no rnoncjVri will it To the public time Jno G I A fatal accii dent ocenrredinckr Wtf fclt Header ac fAithrsis prdcticaliy the ame re out of ajob thus For sale by St Bernard with nextbarlowgo tree fr il vOh well hefl a good honest and Insuring good wages to the laborer SS 880 Xui closed his Brooks dealer In boots shoes etc No avuuu ftuu iciaua - Jiun- iu uuiuiug young ttTanbythe nno uuivTjjSi sohjast Friday a home market to the producer and Drue Store ih- fellow nnd ho ought lj h1 stralffht forrtnird Im rT SW is Main St- -i- -i of Alex Alford who was In the employ of 1 tohavo no trouble worrying along un i in connection with this we favor tho re- also read tins SK jiss ESS Relieved her Rheumatism ss Mr Ott Powers returned Sunday WASOfcWfiaj you BffJRs1KOT the Western Union Telegraph Company establishment of the doctrines of reciproc tll ho erota Bomotmncr to ao k Meciianicsvillb St Mary County Md t i from a weeks visit to his parents Jhy Madison ville Ky Oct 10 95 I sold a bottle of Chamberlains Pafn alm For further informationaddress whoi forthe past ftwtmorjtisEaVd fjfteri ituejftcanlb directly compared witti drive- i AhJbut its hie good record that ity We believo that such a system will pas to in Madtsonvillc isirtndslnhlsway Mv wife has used several bot to n man who bad been suffering with rheu Â¬ Briard F Hill Northern Passenger reDuuaing ine reiegrapn line aiong roe ffectoMurninicoasorcoat defray every governmental expense grad i Hbw tles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and matism for several years It made him a Agent 328 Marquette Building L N between Henderson and Guthrie k1fealrieoginerW ina gai englda Ituii ually liquidate all Indebtedness restore For Dygpttitla welltcnbwb tbaiia steam engine atllizes Ho has foolishly nlwnyB mndo It a weir man A I McGill For sale at while in the act of climbing a pole and fiaitTtS roar And Liver Complaint you have a has been greatly benefited It has 5ocentspcrbottlo by St rjejrhrtlj piicent underthtfmost favor nolrit o rav cash for everything andt public confidence and relegato to the con when near the top fell to the ground a printed guarantee on every bottle given her relief from rheumatism ho hasnt tho least bit of the undue excitement now prevailing ablacircuristancos of ihi theoretical en- - iconBCqueutly used Hoods cerning the currency Exchange Biiiiairg St Louis distance of about twenty feet breaking ergy produced In view of tho past o ShUohs Vitalizer It never She has also them excellentPillsand tons Gap George King St Charlesw oxldalloaiin tHo credit Chicago Evening Post byk pronounces financial history ot the Democratic party Mo or D J Mullicaney East- Â¬ bis spine at a point neartha ncck ile boiler furnaces of the joalusad ioldiyoi fails to cure For sale by St Ber- Â¬ PUBLIC SPEAKING the At a Hecent Dul W C JOHNSON ern Passenger Agent 59 W only lived about one day atter the acci Unandaiigooogas eBglBd nard DniR Store coiuitthat you were o its devotion to the old State bank system Btilirel about dent occurred Ma Was a yresldedtAbf St Cincinnati O- and wild cat tendencies we affirm that the Fourth per cent while iBofchtlrs battery is deadhot Hoods Pills act harmoniously of Miss Eppie Ilockcrsmith DANLEY Columbia Tend where his jemalnsere 20 Republican party cao be more safely j Of Louisville Republican candidate fdr 1 avail Madisonville spent Sunday with with Hoods Sarsaparilla T A Nashville Tenn shipped for interment last Sunday Out said form G P Senator will speak at Madlsonvllle Thurs And yet though youpaid you would trusted to regulate the financial system of able 38 percent of the energy libera Â¬ friends hero bf a crew of fifteen men MrAlford was shoot your adversary through tho tho Nation Co grocers have day October 31st Come out and hear a Robinson ted bVvthJensunlptIqoaarbon5 ifl ft heari you hit him In tho foot good spcecn regarded as the best climber and his PAHENTS1 We favor an American policy which will one of the most attractive signs in X Nataat Beautlfler to ha vq delivered less than I protect Americans and American interests Jt-- wa an error of Judgment friends are at a loss to know how he came and3t nqtimo Send your sons and daughters to Karls CidVcr Root Tea purifies town painted by J C Sutherland woald be curious if the thought his hea was In his boots If 23rperctent It HON E T jtfRANKS the younc-Reto slip and fall from so short a poli in any part of the world at all hazards COUECE ATKINSON UnW Oxidation of carbon in the wetwaysin turned out to bo In his mouth t the blood and gives a clear and by far the best painter that ever Eablican Orator- will speak asfolfSwii and will sympathize with struggling re- Â¬ resided in Earlington Half a million dollars Is what the Great a battery should give more than three pers Bazar Oct3o ip m Mortons Gap fend havo them learn a trade while ac For sale by beautiful complexion publics rather than Ignorant monarchies Oct 30 730 p ra St CharlesOct 31 We teach five Western railway has just bad to pay to tjttis asmuch pbwerTiiefpohndof coal Drug Store St Bernard If vour watch or clock is not 1 p m Nebo Nov i 1 p ra Every- - quiring their education Ono Comolntlon so sc siv 1 v - VfP When the Democratic party came Into free itself fromthe obligatlon to stopevery good trades a thorough college education a r tpimtSM ft1 Jinks So pqor ruffem was killed In power In Kentucky it found the State abla Messrs James and John Wat giving satisfaction go to Galbreath body invited a special course in Shorthand and train at Swindon Station for ten minutes nice but this is just what Unclaimed for that railroad accident besides ITo was In the wood of Nashville are visiting with your troubles and he will suit to pay every debt and have millions of In i84r before the road had reached the new- battery and it is obvious that If smoker I believe W BEARD and C I WADDILL will Typewriting you in work and prices Â¬ relatives here speak for the Republicans as follows Bristol it made an agreement for ninety the claim is sustained It will not ba long Blnks Yes thnts one consolation wo surplus left In the meanwhile It has colT A M Moore Prin They do say that the pumpkin Hanson Oct 26 x p m Oak Wall Oct nine years with a firm of builders to hold before steam bolters aje abandoned and all havo lie forgot to take tiny cigara lected millions of dollars ot taxes under The Ills of Women Madisonville Ky m White Plains every train carrying passengers not be Â¬ fiower derived entirely from batteries and with him and If he was smoking one tbo most unjust systems ot revenue Constipation causes more than custards and milk at the Christian 28 1 p m Nov 2 x p m Nov 1 1 pNov or Rbv G B Walkkr Dalton Richland bought of the train boy death must and yet we are today in the humiliating at Karls Endeavor Social Tuesday evening 4 1 p m Everybody Invited Mo st Evansville Ind ing sent express or for special purposes distributed through wires and oleclrlc mo tire ills of yomcn half 20 havo come na a welcome relief N Y titude of being unable to pay the current for a reasonable period of about ten min- tors topersous desiring tonseit were delicious Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure Weekly expenses of the State and upon a fait utes at Swindon In consideration of the for Constipation Tor sale by the 16 years practical experience is a valuation of assets are In debt millions of llopeleji erection of suitable refreshment rooms pf Drug Store iThe Bee has a wonderlul lot St Bernard guarantee that you will get first- I have half a notion to give up try-Â¬ dollars They have over ridden the confor which a rent of a penny a year was to political news this week Mr Henry Jones made a busi class work so take your watch or ing to bo a man slglicd tho New stitution refused office to one fairly elected be paid The railroad soon found out the Woman b the people engaged extranil vagant jiflss trip to Chattanooga and other clock to Galbreath when out of fix of the arrangement and inconvenience Whntl shrieked the others points in Tennessee last week lejislation increased salaries created un Â¬ tried to break- it The courts in 1846 and There Is no usotrylng I have made necessary offices manifested their Incom It you wish a remedy to bring the flush 1872 held that express did not mean in tho most strenuous efforts possible to A Fact Worth Knowing of youth to yonr cheeks new vigor to your the contract what is now meant by an ex- Â¬ feel half scared to death when Igo Into petency to manage the penetentlaries Consumption LaCirippe Pneu- Â¬ system and make yon strong and well take BARNESt press train but the price asked for the an- Â¬ a dry gooda store nnd I Just cant do btought convict labor into competition monia and all Throat and Lung Dr Sawyera Ukatlne St Bernard Drug with honest free labor diverted the school Indianapolis Journal It nulment of the concession was always diseases are cured by Shilohs Store iRev R Di Wade has returned fund failed to provide a decent State Cap- Â¬ more than the company was willing to ForaleHtylthe St Ber lractlcnt Cure instltutioas Many petitions of gratitude have pay After a fight of over fifty years if from where he has been holding a Then you have learned to love me al itol and left its charitable nardDtufi Store o without the necessary means for their doubtless floated upward to the has been driven by the competition of series of meetings ready he rapturously qried giver ot every good and perfect Straight into tho eyes of the man proper operation other roads to buy out its opponents and a Miss BcsSie Campbell of Hop The members - of the M E ten minute stop of fast expresses at Swin- Â¬ Churchjatlhis placeheld a church with a rallllqn looked she Call on or address kinsville visited Miss Lucy Cren- gift for the copious showers last We demand economy in every depart Â¬ REV G M Yes she answered and her words don is now a thing of the past night shaw this week encouragement Pastor M E Church Earlingtgn Ky him strangely I was given a ment of public service the thrilled arrangements a thoroughly practical education for building Do- - of enterprise and capital and equitable and Dr Sawyera tlkatine makes the kwae On the lfne of railway from the heart All Ilcccuaratad It fair apportionment ot the State the impar- Â¬ trolt Tribune of tho city of Marseilles to the necropolis church JPliysic ian you r druggist strong Makes those who are sick well It AsK Good Citizenship the product of in the quarter of St Pierre i8G miles tial execution of the law a thorough re- Â¬ Teachers The friends about Shilohs builds up the broken down and debilitated A Pleasant and four1 Tlicy airo n Party Our new pastor was present rigid Gathering Association for Education Drug which is a tunnel fire Sunday to fill his appointment long 3394 eet My dear modeling of the revenue system a They will ayslem of old and young St Bernard Mrs Jneer in a whisper CnrtT farConsumption And last but not least the sub less locomotives are employed Earlington dist- Â¬ Store These there ought to bo a little more coal put inspection of the books and a radiealÂ¬ recommend it For sale by the Sti to buy We have two deaths in our in tho furnace Some of tho peoplo In chango in the management ot the peniten rict met at Earlington Friday ject How their get parents tomtro-- consist of a cylindrical receiver charged BernaV4 Drug Store Three very distinct shocks of October children was books for tiaries with warm water at a maximum pressure midst today that of Doc Nolan the other room are shivering 1895 25 Bless my duccdand thoroughly discussed by of 2275 pounds per square inch At the and Jeff Harris the latter received Mr Kneer Shivering Earl jagbeand Davis Buchanan earthquake were experienced in We recognize that the safety ot a Stat by the Mrs Walker Prof Smith and Mjss The soul That wont do Move the lnmp is best promoted by the fostering of a lib- Â¬ of Madisonyijlc were in the city Earlington this morning a few singing meeting was opened end bf a run says th Railroad Gazelle his death from a blow on the head of several songs by pupils Sarah Foard a little closer to tho thermometer It is usually recog- minutes after five oclock The Sunday evening eral system of common schools an1 we given by a npgro Chicago Tribune coarse seemed to be from the of tho Public Schoolj and reading nized as one of the difficulties pre- Â¬ The water is then reheated to 203 de pledge ourselvss to enlarge and Increase Karls Cloyer Root Tea first Psalm and prayer by sented to the teacher everywhere to the South cast Re- Â¬ the Ily unit lly the present system so that reasonable op Â¬ grees C corresponding to 2275 pound Headache nnd North west wire from Louisville Prof Smith after which Mrs MORTONB GAP Is a sure cure for No said tho very advanced woman portunity may be given to every child in Indigent pupils can have books pressure by steam from the generators at ports by Nothing re nervous diseases I shall not wear bloomers any more Nashville Memphis and Chatta- Â¬ Walker vice president took the provided for them by application tho central station- - The cylindrical warm the State to obtain solid business educa- Â¬ lieves so quickly For sale by tho nooga report the shocks to have chair Why not Miss BeVtha JDoyal arjdyst6tet to the properauthorities but many water receiver is 10 feet by 38 feet hold St Bernard Drug Store The pockets nre so easy to find that tion Nominations being in order Ati persons who do not provide work- Â¬ of Earlington yferjjhegueslis of been heavy at those points especi- Â¬ ing 550 gallons and about 21 cubic feet of my husband has gotten into the habit of nie Plain was elected Secretaryv Miss Coriho Coil last week ing tools for their children are not Miss Hattio Hopper of Hop ally at Nashville and Chattanooga gqnlg through thpm when I nm asleep1 W II JERHAGAN VIcs Pres and Can Manfr The vice president then ap- Â¬ wilting to be put in this category steam The steam from the generators is kiusyille is visiting relatives here No serious damage however is re Washington Star distributed throughout the warm equally Mr TomBlair and family of pointed Misses Sarah Foardr Some favor text books being water by means of properly arranged Earlington were the guests of Mr ported from any quarter 0W WADDILL Caihlir Time Cl nnjuil Cordie Greer and Mr Leonard provided by the county but it is a It Saves Urea rtry Dy writing on pie w all pipes It is condensed after being used in P B BlairSUndaycvr Of old the UKopkins Uiiw ta Cure all Skin Dlstaata Fowler as committee on Resolu- Â¬ plan to which there are some se- Â¬ Thousands of cases of Consump- Â¬ Foretolfl great Ills the cylinders in a condenser over the re- Â¬ But nowadays It simply reads tion AsthmaJ Coughs Colds and Simply apply Swanvbs Ointmknt No tions rious objections MikVFitzgerald rfddElHs Ban ceiver consisting of 1154 tubes represent To post no bills The Welcome address was ably Croup aro cured every day by Shi- Â¬ Internal medicine required Cures tetter Assembled as we are ing a cooling surface of 538 square feet aqraireat work tCyjtree1 mines N T Itocorder delivered by Mr Burr and was in Whereas lohs Cure For sale by St Ber- Â¬ eczema Itch all eruptions on the face our Association district meet- Â¬ For the purpose of seeing that every John Coil after several days so bands nose c leaving the skin clear well responded to by Mr T E ing this 35th day of October 1865 nard Drugstore thing on this- division is in first class con- Â¬ journ here hasreftirnecl tbMadi- white and healthy Its great healing and Finley RESOLVEpjThatwe heartily ap Ky Mr L R Woolfolk Misses Ruth dition and will stand the test Supt Dick- Â¬ then explained in a Prof Smith curative powers are possessed by no other 1 Mollio Plain arid Jessie Nis- - remedy Ask your druggist for Swanybs clear and concise manner the net prqve oh thisV convention of and son and other officials inspected the Hen Â¬ M Cain and G M Davis were the continuance the of Madisonviler attended the Tbo general in Rf adisbriville Monday cessity and value of Teachers recommend derson division this week Ointmknt sessions t H E Social here Tuesday evening Capital Stock - - inspection train will make its rounds in your children are subject to croup meetings It hope all Resolved 4 I Mr Wm Watwood hasrcturned November and we look for a good report Miss Sarah Foaru read an excel- Â¬ aoo barrels of corn with watch tor the first syrnptom of the disease WANTED teachers will appreciate the need from a visit to relatives and friends If Chamberlains Cough lent paper on What Should be a of the meetings land individually from them as to the condition of this boarseneM ahuck off Will pay jioo per barrel de Transacts a general banking business Motive Several assist in cyttry way to aid in the division w -- i is given as soon as the child be- Â¬ Teachcrs and invites the accounts of the citizens ot Remedy ltveredat Islington v Hopkins and adjoining counties comes hoarse It will prevent the attack thoughts were presented by Miss work Master of Trains Devney believes in J Charlie Jackson and WS McCarv Has the finest and most secure vasltln were in Earlington Sun- Â¬ Even atter the croupy cough has appeared Ruth Plain and Mr Fiqlcy faithful and tbereforohe That we are grateful rewarding the this section ot Kentucky Mr Frank McGarv returned last the attack can always be prevented by giv Some practical suggestions on forResolved the courtesy extended to us by called six ot the brakemen on this di- day Y April J 1893 Ijq Finn Avi N week after several weeks sojourn1 ing this remedy 23 and so cent bottles for getting rid of whispering in the people of Earlington and that vision before him one day lately and gave confidence Intbs The revival at old Salcm closed iha Bleetrono My ilmDlc convenient merits ot econonv was introduced by the in 1a ijDrug Store schoolroom knoWl- sale by the St Bernard we desire to thank Mrs Walker them a strict examination orTthe several days ftgearid wehopetKat leilind effective at It It rtaas constantly Brownand discussed and her assistants Earllngloo Ben T Robinson Mortons Mr S T Cayce for special edge of the book ot rules and time card rnuch and lasting gpodwas acfcorh- - with my tncreaiInK observationp andjeiperlMiss Ila Earle of S t Charles Gap George King St Charles eqce o 1L u Wll UPuv A l by several mtmibersf of the Asso- Â¬ favors and finding them well qualified for the vw visited friends here a few days last jmuiiwi vvjty ciation Some gopd suggestions position of conductor they weregivcna weakSi Wv Foard Chairman Sunday altqrnpon were made yet all agreed fh6re Trouble at J Come to Sdhday ScrioolSuiiday Often Cures diploma as such The lucky men are Cordie Greer Barncsley a crowd of white wasinp way of getting rid of it en- Â¬ If you have tried many remedies and William niornirir and we will renew our ef- Mike BohW William Palmer Leonard Fowler boys set upon Ed tirely and many doctors and aro still debilitated Cases Write us for book Â¬ Carort Dan Upton Dad Prentiss and fqrtsj iputourshquld Com on Resolutions a b j jKl-l-Clifpatrick colored and abused ni tip stralrbt att easy The next subject as to whether Just bicycle as to alt horse Bi-Â¬ and build a school that will be a Pronounced let that tells about Jesse Galbreath Clif Â¬ it is better forchildren tq sit at on a on a St Ber- Â¬ him with sticks and stones Ukatlne and you will be cured - the Electropoise crcuit 10 mis cpinniunuy cycle must be built right though iii The truthful patrick was seen with a stick in his their desks rbr to change toa reci- Â¬ DpntTobacco Spit nard Drug Store havo easily adjustable handle Incurable Mailed free startling title orStnoke Your Lift hand ahead of tho white boys who tation seat to recite was presented Miss Eppie Hdckcrsmith anc bar and many sites to fit yon MrVMHop Holeman of Madison followed him Away of a book 1-He was followed by Mr Leonard Fowler After motner visited tne family ot That meant your buying a vilfe wasTm the city Tuesday on to his homo and the persecution J i about r SiHarrisast1weejrv i w mm discussion by some of tho teachers jAA m business continuing hoturncd on them and it was thought best to use the bac the only harmless guaranteed lobac with his crew pj Foreman Toombs ht3 recitation bench if possible you want to quit and co babltcure If aMniapd eVperrencecanndt Improve but for the interference of titit on trial at reasonable h Braces tip nicot men put in a new screen at the No it J r itriq Pr Sawyera Ukatine which is for weak mother who it is also said was Having completed the morning cant use i heliminates nicotine poisons tip this week ing the great ExpositidnVjiy and debilitated persons and those that are abused ho would havo cleaned out program we repaired to the Earl Â¬ inlzed nervesmen gain strength weight and i makes weak As it was ho amended Mr Tbos N Black ot the coal firm pt Webb everalrfrotrourr Dubois rundown from over work St Bernard tho whole party vigor Positive euro or money refunded ington Hotel mL V sbf struck the young fellow dnttie head Drug Store After doing tho dinner anlple Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad- Atkinson Co at Henderson has return the Republican rally at Earlington word about Havent Bald morning Co Chicago It and he died before 513 Fourth Aye ed from a bridal tour through the eastern Monday night at which time we L quality No need Everybody back to our after- - dress The Sterling Remedy10 Spruce St S H Hanner York fUlyQUt petiV was Jeff Hams who camo to grief justice wo went Randoloh St New w Knows np voiaiuaia states and Canada were held spell bound by the elo- Â¬ LOUISVILLE KV For sale by alt Druggists 1 sion vouchers as usual at J D and wo sympathize deeply with noon work 4 best bicycle made Have lower- quence of W S Taylor candidate JVrieaie Mention ttU paper wben writing The first subject under constdera The St Bernard Coal Co In order lo priccdraachines too Hart fords Martin Son3 Furniture Storeon those who are near to him It is Â¬ Ho Spoke keep their mines running at Mortons will for Attorney General HOST IN QUANTITY BE8TIN qUALIT Monday Nov 4 at Madisonville an unfortunate and deplorable af- Â¬ ation was Friday afternoon ExerArt CaUtttu Ires II jrd lt cises their use and abuse m haul water If necessary as they believe in an hour and fiftv minutes durintr re Â¬ whieii titrte jio Jqlivered sledge To those who have Hopkins County keeping the wheels rolling To enrich and improve Inequality of tbq fair but Clifpatrick bears the Mrs Walker introduced tho sub- Â¬ blood purify and brighten tho compuxloo putation bf an inoffensive and ject and Misses Minniq Bqurland lands for sale hammer blows at the corrupt ring -KY BARLINQTON Â¬ declaring that if impart a natural and pink color to the peaceable boy and the circum- and Minnie WJhitrfed cad luter I Announcements for advertising these Miners everywhere In Kentucky should at Frankfort l jSSjji vour Job Work to this of lands In ail parts ot the country have been bear id mind that the party who placed elected hff vquld institute pro- Â¬ and Induce refreshing stances as well as public opinion esting papers oh tresamq In Iho mines to compete with St Dor indicate that tho killing was not ceedings against the perpetrators sfisjfaetion guaranteed sleep usePr Sawyers Ukatlnsff Blackboard Mottoes was intro- Â¬ made by the Kentucky Bureau ot Infor Â¬ convicts WHITES CREM His defense of him duced by Miss Ophelia Davis and mation and Imntigratlon Write Prof J J honest labor Is still In power In this state of tho gigantic frauds carried on in intentional nard Drug Store B L a self and mother was certainly justi- Â¬ well discussed by Miss Ila Earle Glenn Madisonville for blanks which and the only way to teach them a lesson Is violation of tho Constitution At D Galbreath has located here fiable the conclusion numbers pressed for when properly filled and returned will be to sea that you cast your ballot right -- augh was thrown from her buggy on Railroad street in this city Sun day and sustained what was at first feared to bo a serious Injury Upon examination howovcr it proved to bo only a dislocation of the elbo which was put in place and she wont on her way The horse took fright and turned sud denly upsetting the buggy and throwing Mrs Cavanaugh arid two children to the ground Tho horse was caught by Mr James Fegan Exposure to cold damp winds may result in pneumonia unless the system is kept invigorated with Hoods Sarsaparula Low prices and first class work D Gamireath is my motto The mem COTTON STATES EXPOSITION bcrs of the ChHsUnn Atlanta On Sept 18Dcc3i - The schedule Such saloons brought back here again comprehensivo questions should becarefullystudied and VSArtaUryi and most desirable routo to Atlanta Department of Photograph Monroe Va only the men voted for VrhdwOuld be less School tWress from the North and Northwest Ilincil Dear St-rIn wlfo cannot sneak liable to Intetferewitlronrpmentod Ut highly Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati ot your Fa law against the liquor traffic Vote ib too rorlto ltfscrfptlon it the best Interest ot yoorr home and gloved Louisville St LouisTcrro Haute r completely cured and Evansvillc onestrouble of long standing Palace Day Coaches and PullBho took flvo Iwttlca Coal companies generally agree tbat Hojfcthcr and sho haa man Sleeping Cars arc attached to loni3 a lane liculthr there Is little Jf any profit to bo derived all trains shown in this schedule since There baa from the coal shipped north of the Ohio Extremely low rates have been nolilM tin return of tbo and It Is easy to explain why there If no only withes r every made to Atlanta and return via ppirBuucriug- woman profit for them when we state that coal is tina w tho Nashville Chattanooga and nilil know of tlio InIn Hvansvllle for five mined and your St Louies Railway1 All trains run estlraabio value ll thpm rmotito lrucrfp cents ppr delivered Hera three cents per anil llionka tfntf flnnl wmlM lia bushel from tho bottom of her heart or solit between Nashville and At jfcntlcmon alio has rooclved ie bushel is paid for mining jnd when the lantarexccpt train in last column IU beneut l firv frnlv Y mm 71 freight Is added how can they make any KUWAUU I r BAlCUIiNi which The train in third column thing leaves Cincinnati at 430 p m Our old friend Frank Cawley formerly This is the runs solid to Atlanta bocomotie Slasfs an employee of the St Bernard Co has route of the famous Dixie Flyer sdfac recovered yftom a severe spell of all the year round through steeping car ltno between NashConductor Lew Waltz lias resigned his sickness as to be able to leave Canada for ville Tcnn and Jacksonville Fla position as conductor on the L N and Newlersey Â¬ to healtli every tired allliiE liervous wo Â¬ man Tho- medicine to bring her bock Is Dr riorcaa Favorlto Ircucrlptlon If olios weak run down and overworked that builds her tip If klio sulTera from any of the printed below is a distressing ucrnngcinsnU and dlaoaaca that anilct hor sax it corrects and cures guide to the best i8o5- - CA1AJED BACK it yet the operators have every reason be proud as they are ot the find to ur JoloiGd Mtigns THE P pi VVithont speaking politically ontheJU Ject bow many ot our miners would vole to degrade our city And people btbavlnR All commumction ind mitinrkul mwi iei d ta lnln to Hill column hould bs ilifo Cia Ai sxArlntu Kilinmonf ky We v Mr George Alexander is on the sick list Miss Mattie doodloe was the guest 01 Miss ElizlT Pritchctt a fow days last week Mr Colonious Bishop was out Miss here one evening last week F can tell something about such frequent visits anM - and unlimited coinage vl silver believing that it would involve the country in finan- Â¬ cial ruin We believe in a sound currency and in the use of both gold and silver for coinage provided always that a dollar in one is made pre cisely as valuable as a dollar il - - Â¬ There will bo an entertainment in the other given at the colored Masonic Hall The Republicans ot Kentucky while the first Saturday in November foi recognizing In tho approaching contest the thebhncfit of the P C great Importance of State matters never Hon T Mediant Steward a well known lawyer of New York Citv nnd formerly a member of the board of Education at Brook Â¬ lyn N Yv and wild has been prfcsidentVbf tho Democratic Dis trict Association and delegate to their different coriyentions leaves Hie ucniocrauc pariy anu wrima ticm a farewell letter Ho is now a loc cabin mant the scales of tfafrkness have fallen fromhis eyes Tl anu now til says mui vjuu nucuus lie forhim to see iMrS Fannie Earle was on her wayto milk last Wcekahd got her foot tangled in tlie root of a tree which caused her to fall and mash her mouth clt was very sad to hear of tho death of Mrs Merriweather of Hbpkinsville Who died last week Sheis the jnqther of T H Merriweather We extend pur syrnpa1 thyjo the bereaved ones l- im m m ill fffl S2 rrr rrr rrr Â¬ Garlintot ajafjenings rr Irr w rrr r- m Â¬ ss - U - Â¬ ifi t m Vr ass sss rr Lk - - i iui sffl 1 1 pg tngenoSRy WL HONAE WlliSoVjtj Ithoght -- tqyeljvefjtTrmjes clomv - wJy - Â¬ Â¬ Buggy and Horse Â¬ For - arapetfine fpelegrams Â¬ f Mi BURNETT i a Â¬ J -- -- bounty -- - Ucttoposi BANE Madisonville Thatwo web fj v Will-Kim-mo- Â¬ V - An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine 50000 uiejUi - m r 7 tK cif op Straight uj ii VcUil 1 - 1 1 Dpuinjtheinfis a No-to- trl- Mt trf twpy ELECTROPOISE mm Rcvc1enf Â¬ -- NOTICE - permanently and wlien you need watch pr clock work yon ought to take it to him Now is the time to subscribe for The Bkk and others Miss Cordie Greer gave some Thousands testify to lbs wonderful re Ukatlaa In building good thoughts on hrjw to secure suits ot Dr Sawyers up and renewing tho diiUlated and broken uniform attendance v scjiool Prof Smith in the absence of St Bernard Drng down Goattutow Prof Glenn made a good talk on Store sent to the Bureau John B Atkinson ot Earlington mem ber of Executive Committee will be gtad pf furnish information No charge made tor advertising We were shown a specimen ot the coal taken out ot the pew mine at Sebreo last week and upon Investigation we find that like a great deal of the coal In this state It baa considerable slate and sulphur about tiori ward to press the speakers hand and congratulate him on His effort promising support for the whole ticket nt tlo approaching elec 1 WORMS vermifuge 20 YEARS FOR Has led all WORM Remedies Moore Arnold aots BOTTLE GUARANTEED EVERY TIKUUU1ISTS Y OLD FNbr4 br KimitDSO BSUfclHI CO ST LOCI I IU ft tuie- iAIiirloua tubtianca VtwiJr flrfnfitiyiMannrLT riiii CM 1 iAtino mranT8 FAT PEOPLE u Tgfofnivcnlenia OUtft I liv ML 1 XRJHUH7 WKUlVAi yuMiuwomHB usnis IANIEBB CtJtS M rlua tour Bionct rrlP6H3 00 per bottle KJ BMd4crutaM Up at HotUlD 1 i I fThO iMtlsHVr l Mm 1 - W tl K- m TABLE of Votir Toilet I should ltko to call a V PERaONALAPPEARMNOE Do Not Neolsct the Ltttlo DetAlls 4V -H j 1 - - - aETTINOJHB Bom IM Itj rmm iiiimii It Ii the Dinsl tlilncr Tho Chairman ot tlio Mtetliiff Ocn tlctnon voit Kcd tiniy ruin around you Tiio lurid flntntH have wiped tin out Wo Our town In rfbue If I In aslrt wero not ory well 1111111111 hut we muni try to build up npnlti on wlint li tt It money wo lwni No tho nlrttlritmii would llko to rocei iMtfgosilliiiis its -Yto tho wisest lilug to il What k1ihI bo thu flrnt stop r cntflnjr Cltlwi tiling r Chairman thru ut dull fn nbtl Imy tt lln Â¬ ir - t to ALABttLMt JARDlNIURtt 71 iVr4 00 JO KwlTApVlltMIIitLdawl Notices Tire e aioniira emit per llfla ficli IncftrtleVt NvilcS Utelerlun null local rrtil tf nnuvri nuvaii tviti pr Hat ruth ar furrUliflJ on Km 11 by the rMrUr or it HIIVAKUKCll twfire Hnw ItttttMrt lien thtrcof over twelve He WWii ml fcileilleelt rMoliitlno ttrtpCCI nos lew tilt Per line 01 ftac lll tie tlier Hef CluIi Rales furnished tor most wel I 3cc publishing COfficiafDirciorij State Lo PtltLISItElt SoteinorJohnYonne Brown Ueuteuant Cturnor Mitchell C Alford Secretary ol State John W Ileariley AMirtint Secretary of SUlo ndwrl O Lolh 1ilvala Secretary to Governor Arch D Mrown Attorney General V J Ilendrlrlt Aitlilpr L C Norman Trkjiirir 11 Hale Superintendent of fnblle Instruction Ed Por ter Thompson Ucglstcr Land Office Greon U Snango Hrnrr P Iuncan Iniranca Commissioner Oapitlr Commissioner WT Havens AHkitant ftneral A- - 1 Grots Assistant Adjutant General P It Richardson Sitpt Arsenal Capt tavld OConncil viata Inspector ot Public Trusts W t Card rir Khmltoner of Acrlcnllure Ntch McDowell Court of Atirea lit lUlel Justice W S Ityor Judge S It Tonojr i u If llarclrlKR I II Lewis II 1 11 UU11V Clerk Court Ap- Icportir li W lllnos eats A Auams uepuiy ijieris worn appeals hohr t Green Woo a loncmoor iri sergeant u S II Hill A KobertionTlpitaffW Superior Court Presiding judso Jos Harbour w it Yottir toi iilarbojr I II llrent arlan Mri Mary urown uay tneetor of Klinei J 1 Kaflroad Coinmltslon Chairman C C Mc Chord Secretary D C Hardin ChaaB Poynti UrCyWoodion County u Judge ot Circuit Court C J Pratt iuommonweamri Attorney jotmT Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christ oi uminty uourt jno u II Hall lounty Attorney Koy Salmon County Clerk W II Arnold Jailor S P Offutt Superintendent of School Coroner Jno II Itooth aiAQItTttaTES Thot II Smith Plrat District Ilenrr Shaw Second DIstatcl OJ Parnswoith Thlrd DlitrlctJ C Hacon Fourth District T P Jones Fifth Distiict II F Porter Sixth District W II Cato Sljiird JVTIIOLIC i I Dircctorij OK CHURCH THE IMMACULATE C0NCBPT10N I irst mass yco a m second mass and sermon Rosary Instruction and benediction at 9 30 a m p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor jo CHRISTIAN CHURCH but in a very low tone tho pastor prompts him by saying I do not CIMMERtAND PRESDVTERIAN CHURCH Tho dazed groom modestly responded by repeating tho pastors words and Preaching eiery Second Sabbath at 11 a in and 730 pm by W A lloon Pastor Prayer not until then did ho reallzo that ho ineeliiiK every Friday night at 730 oclock had not yet reached that most pleas ing part of tho ceromony in which ho was to 6ay I do and do it proper Â¬ rRESBYTEKIAN CHURCH ly Kansas City Star Sunday school every Sunday morning at 91 I etching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 llmv Eh Worked in rclock Mrs Hrown It is a beautiful phino But how did yon manago to got it so cheap Cobcjc Directory Mrs Jones Well first I found out his very lowest cash price Then I E W TURNER LODGE No j8 F M A Stated meetings the farst and persuaded him to let me have it at tho third Saturdays in each month at 730 p same price on tho installment plan- ru Transient brethren cordially Invited Dutynu didnt want to buy it on F II ARNOLD W M 0 attend Ciias Cox ill Secretary the installment plan Of cotirso not Then I concluded to ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 1 pay cash after all but I made him take u u r Meets e ery luesaaynignt off twenty per cent discount Brook- Â¬ at 730 p m Visiting brethren cor lyn Llfo dlallv invited tn attend Â¬ Iteachlnu every first and third Lords day morning and evening by T C Peters Prajcr meeting Thursday evening Sunday school eery Sunday morning at g oq oclock well for the prospective rrrooin of tho coming days to see to it that ho docs MISSIONARY DAPTIST CHURCH not inako tho mistake that a nervous Services second Saturday evening and Sunday groom raado not long since Prayer meeting Monday night uch month Although well aware of tho fact Sunday chool at 9 jo a in D S Edwrrds Pastor that tho guests all observe the bride M CHURCH M and ignore tho jroom nevertheless Services first Sunday each month Sunday ho is generally worried and wonders A J I1ENNETT Pastor school at aoop m 11 no win answer ait questions correctly M E CHURCH SOUTH At ono of tho Kansas City weddings Services every fourth Sunday mbruluc and lent by T C Peters Pastor Prayer meetlug each detail of tho ceremony had been lery lrlday night carefully and studiously irono over Ther the happy couple wero positivo V V S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer tseeting etery Sunday evening at 6 jo that not a singlo mistake could occur to mar tho stately ceremony in which rt Assembly Hall they wero to bo tho- - participants The expected guests waited in tho ZION A M E CHURCH parlor docked with costly flowers and Service every Sunday morning at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9 jo vine festooned for tho bridal party to a in W V Dawscy pastor enter They came slowly down tho stairway across tho reception room MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at it a m and 7 p in Sun and at last stood before the officiating day school at 9 30 a m W W Poster pastor minister Sweetly conscious was the bride of the solemn service nervous was tho IttitbUoitcille groom aB ho stood gazing intently at his fair bridos pastor CIITISTIAN CHURCH After tho usual kindly words of ad Â¬ Pleaching third and fourth Sundays at vice the pastor commenced the servlco jo jo a tit and 8 00 p m by Rev S P Fowler by asking the groom Communion service every Sunday at 10 30 a in You Edward declared In the prcs- Pi aer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 jo enco of Ood that you do not know any DAPTIST CHURCH reason by precontract or otherwise 2iaacliing c ery first and third Sunday morning why you may not lawfully marry nd evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Louise whom you hold by tho right Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sunhand day tucrnlug at 9 Ij With his hand clasping tenderly the I M E CHURCH SOUTH hand of his bride ho murmured I Â¬ Â¬ Set vices regularly held morning and erenlne vcry rirstnnn inira nunaay in eicu montn Vcijn Mens Prayer meeting Tuesday night Itczular Prayer meeting Thursday night J V LIGON Pastor at 910 a m that went on in the gilded Elyslan pal As during tho months of October aco in tho street of St llonoro in thoso and November weddings follow each bright days of a Paris June An em other in quick succession It might be peror was trying tho hard task of rul ing his own spirit a conqueror was set to tho bitter straggle of conquering himself Than this there is no harder task In all the world whether for boy or emperor And in this light allies were not to bo depended upon foes really wero friends For the first would havo tempted the overpowered monarch to stand at bay against victorious Europa and distrusting France the others wcro determined to drivo him from Franco at all hazards And in his case to go was his only 6afety though had ho died fighting for his lost crown history would have given him even greater glory Then camo the end when his minis ters sot themselves up to bo his masters tvhen thoso ho had most rich- Â¬ ly rewarded becamo his keenest foes when France refused to acknowledge ns its ruler a man twlco overthrown when from thoso to whom ho looked for counsel came only lukewarm loyal- Â¬ ty false protestations or unwelcome troth when from anger at tho unre rcllablo chamber of deputies whom ho liko Cromwell threatened to turn out nock nnd heels he would chango to indecision silence even timidity it was plain there was but ono thing to da Ha did it On tho twenty second of June 1815 Napoleon signed a cecond abdication proclaimed his littlo son whom Austria had kidnaped emperor of tho French and three days later left Paris forover He drove to Malmaison twelve miles from Paris that beautiful estate half palace half villa which had been the home of tho Empress Josephine Here Napoleon had spent many happy hours in his days of power and prosperity here Josephlno had died whllo he was at Elba here tho emperor had planned out his greatest campaigns his roost glorious victories and hero Philip camo to him Elbrldgo a Brooks in St Nicholas Iteatonable Dress has been cald that Ono Imporinnt thine to o contld cretl tvhen tattnr tho tablo Is tho Inblo olotli This should bo of fnlr whlto llnon If poutblt wltl a proUy pattern of forns or blookii or olovor leares but oven If It bo coarto nnd not beautiful in dosln It muitalwajrA bo Do not Jot the laun Â¬ spotlessly cletin No dress starch your table cloth starch l needed It must horvovor bo ironed with oxqulslto nicety foldod evenly down tho nilddlo nnd tho crenso rondo by foldlnff Bliown plainly A by tho pressure of tho flat Iron table cloth must not be laid upon tho baro table Next to tho tabid you must havo a heavy undcrcloth of felt or Canton flannel This serves several purposes It removes tho danger of Injury lo tho tablo Itself from hot dishes which sometimes lcavo a dtsflg urlnp will to rim or scarred edgo upon n polished surface It deadens sounds and It brings oitt well tho protty flfj tiros on tho cloth If used with caro hn undercloth of this kind will last a long time nnd I havo found Canton flannel much more satisfactory than felt When you bejrln to set your tablo for breakfast or dinner decldo on tho places for tho different mombcrs of ths family and then do not chango theso txcept tvhen you havo guests Mamma will havo before her tho tray with tho cups anil saucers tho tea things and coffee urn I hopo you in alto tea and coflco on tho table it is a graceful oc- Â¬ cupation for tho hotisc mothcr and in surcs your always Imvlng clear coffco and hot delicious lea and is bosldcs very Uttlo troublo once tho habit has A simple Fronch been established coffco pot with an alcohol lamp a small tcakcttlo also with n lamp n tea caddy and n rulo always adhered to will raako theso proccssos simple Cups and saucers and tho crown jug1 sugar bowl and spoon holder shonld bo bcsldo tho mothors place Oatmeal and other cereals If served on tho tablo at breakfast should stand by the sister or brother who dtsponses them It is best to begin with a fruit course and thorcforo finger bowls fruit dollies and plates with ths knives forks and spoons ncedsd for this should bo on tho tablo when the family scat themselves If you wish to save trouble and havo the meal pass on in an orderly manner you may placo by each plato all tho knives forks and teaspoons wlilco will bo re- Â¬ quired during tho inoal Theso will bo used ono by ono always beginning with that on tho outsldo farthest from the plate and as tho maid changes tho plates for each course sho will remove tho knives and forks which belong to tuat Harpers Round Tabic THE BRIDEGROOM SAID I DO n Kneiv Tht Was the Important ot tho Cerenyny Ksiantlnla to n TellOrdererl Hoard said a sham hating woman on tho lack of thought and caro that most women put upon tholr personal appeal once Now I know very well that tho average woman pays n great deal of attention to such things but tho troublo is that what attention she does pay is of tho wrong sort its dlrectdJ toward things that aro of no vital consequence if not absolutely wrong Shoa llko the man who had U great deal ot taste only it was all bad Tho nvcrago woman that one soos upon tho streots in tho shops and aboard tho streetcars is first and foremost rarely dainty a criminal net where a woman is concerned Daintiness however does loves not Imply costly frocks or hats and lots ot ltico and jewelry It doesnt even Include al Â¬ though It is undoubtedly enhanced by tho severity and simplicity that aro so admirable in a tallor mada costume but which as every woman knows cost llko everything It docs Imply and include however nbsoluto clean Â¬ liness from top to toe absolute neat Â¬ ness and an unswerving regard for tho eternal fitness ot things No matter how plain or oven poor tho street at tiro may bo from necessity so far as oholco goes it may always keep clear of pendant skirt braids frayed edgos run down boot heels nnd spot and soil Just look at tho army of working womon that tho elevated trains bear down town dally Typewriters stenographers clerks or whatever they may bo they arc as n rulo tricked out In finery instead of the sober garment suitable sonsiblo for fluffy wenr business Its white veils nnd feather boas and flower nnd feather laden hats Tho very samo girl too whose hat is heavy with tho biggest and brightest of roses whoso onco whlto kid gloves aro tho grimiest and who flourishes a handkerchief redolent of cheap perfume is also suro to bo tho girl whose shoo buttons aro conspicuous by their absence whose collar Is soiled and whoso dress skirt nnd shirt waist aro losing their connections If that same girl however would tako a ttho ot tho money and care that sho wastes upon her roses her laces and her perfumery and put it upon repairing cleaning and above all seeing to it that her garments are suitablo for the occasion upon which they aro worn tho gain would bo Immeasurable Therofore I say that it would bo hotter for most women if they gavo more caro and attention to their personal ap- Â¬ N Y Sun pearance Â¬ d Â¬ bait FRITSCH t j SON it J 1 rflJHIONABLE I 4f YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE 4 mebchant TAitonj s- B UY WHERE p - I p i 1 YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal sttores - Cos eiigltif Judge IMPORTER it in AND ypu Ti lIWti llniiits You didnt know Hint I was onco tiiirngti1 to miifry vuur tvlfoi did OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS In I Upper Pint Rt 1 ItTAmvllln DaiiiM Not who Ymk I tfWfrnjfngr lloesrnesiljr solicits klnscouutr filenji Hie pntionnite of bis Hop Unnfi- s- I tlll Unnntt ilil eh Htid Itim nnd pounds Mm vHtltlft nil Inch ot his llfc llicre now If yon put- piny a trick on 1110 like that iifnlti Ill kill yon the next tlmcl N Y WoiUI - tiient JOHNGMORTOW BANKER Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Hanking Huslnoss Special attention given to collections Dry Gooes DeFftRTmeNT CONSISTS OF NEW To ll iirw YotinsliUBbanil had hwi wed a vretlc Ami tlion net forth Ills t luli toMtclt ins who tvfli tetnntrxl 10 demur Jill fomwiny wt itesi to You Vourctt MUdjcvvr IitkVi we Tred V III yathctojKf tho mIi Oil tlcut Well yV said Frjl ns off lit1f w ur muiM Hliall marts to you -J- lliJKS hr 1 SHOES FOR- - iuaci at xxx w unitjii TT o t pi Us 00 KY 2 iWTT-iV-- Big Feet fX y mm 3l x iiy f f M Uwim K tr y 7 1 jii A1 nvn l WPhitohbtt i rlioril Ladle ov51 vy MADISONVILLE wm EaUil office Job work tastily executed at tlnn A trial order is nil wo nsk Iffflfflllj III Little Feet - Jft vjr ianUS S Yiffrmcr mm viaw- jstj mm i - FiJaWcrr L N RAILROAD THE GREAT AND S llurglni--pu- r w iAjr or our life Weepy lnthot ittWo billi but dont wftko tlio baby Detroit 1rMlrceM THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities ot V WK Jf M0mj V e9 B VZtO IlWlj f Xpvf itefctriotlt atlarHwuy y 1IM 1XS Who is Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evnnsvillc St Louis And the cities of Wlst wj lIighcaluvjrfi--lirOurmiil- THE FALLEN NAPOLEON All nd Turned Asklnst Illm When lie New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc JI jL 3k nil mean He 14 iiiouh iirftit Yvhy for hltn f 10 try him 1 i r t- uryki rt-- Nashville Memphis Montgomery tirH Oinifar tt serv fv Mobile and New Orleans ri644 ttte Msjmljlif 1 sdihyou ICew lto UVfl rrt It was a stubborn fight with fato Finally Loft rarls High Irfc riitlijirlty with pride Autopsies I Ik1vp sir Judgu Million Aro you ongcgul Imron Dolllrr - Vfia ti Ida f peclal ty Without Climnige SPEED AND UNRIVALED 1 SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Â¬ JL vl5 N ew O HI L05 THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT STYLES ALL SIZES lrnthluiul to tho From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to the tlitlta no lish yet Wnrl1 far that Well or no he hasnt got ho can propose In Eng SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH I Millie Ah he only kuou s how to kiss in English so far I mipposc X Y THROUEH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct connection Â¬ Â¬ at k Thos D Walker Vl -- - WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS - AI FOK t asvellSasI WwmWad y- - JZifote Alias Old Joker For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA THE aPriKl lS9f Men Women and Children Tlic POINT is Visible NEW ASSORTMENT OF 1st f 5ri ri zf Tl m pioNeeR TINNeR Has taken a permanent stand at the bead of the class wlib a full and complete stock of Connections arc made nt Guthrie and Nashville for all points m North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars z8as fav vHitf Stoves Castings and Tin ware Which bo offers to his patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the shade When it comas to Repairing Roofing or Guttering he always holds the ace and deuce Hit work is sky high in quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap Ills cus Â¬ tomers are treated like millionaires If you should need anything either great or small in his line Walker Is the man you are looking for You can get tvbat you want and have a little money left by call ing on him at Hie old stand Eor-liri5jtor- -i EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates Sco agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST LOT IN TOWN P Atmom G P T A Louisville Kentucky do Quickly flew LaGG Bifrtains THESE ARE BEAUTIES DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM fSVILLE- by - PCy uui- in PATENTS Attorney and Counsellor in Patent s M I CHICAGI JR LITTELL and Copyright Csasc VBiOKav 714iV EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW BY QUICK a Trade Mar Opposlt A Hut I una innocent pleaded tho who KARMNGTON COMMANDERY No jy manwife nndwab accused of murdering tNITFD ORDER OF Till GOLDEN CROSS itis seventeen children The meets Srcond and Fourth Saturday nights each beautiful woman whoso prcsenco shed month A cotdlal invittaion Is extended visiting tir Knights and lakles J II WYATT N C a radlanco throughout tho dark chill prison smiled pityingly That Is THOS N UIACK K ot R what thoy all say sho replied gently Take them Clearly sho belloved VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night in the him not nnd with a snarl of raffo ho All members ot the order aro trampled Masonlo building the bouquet of winter violets cordially invited to attend and rare orchids sho thrust into his CIIAS COWELL C C W P lluaa K ot R and S hand Dotrolt Tribune Would Often clave Trouble HOPKINS LODGE No St A 0 UW meets It is n pity that wo can not deal Thursday evenlrig at 7130 oclock p in visiting utetnren coroiaiiy invuea 10 attena with romances In real llfo aswitli thosa N W Hurr M W in books E II Sckvoqs Recorder PIERCE MEYERS N G C II Hunt Secretary Nat lleliuteil eery ffiOUSE PAINTING Neatly AttlUlcslly anJ Honestly Hiecuted bjr tliose Veterans of the llrusb How Read tho last chapter City Chut firft Hay It a womans dress not only typifies her subject con- Â¬ dition but characterizes her individu- Â¬ alism as welL Allowing this to bo true and accepting it from the philo- Â¬ sophical standpoint wo are forced to believe that individualism must oft times blush at her own caprices at her own Uckle frivolous nnd imperfect portrayals as sho drags herself from one extreme to another offering at each evolution somo absurd and con- Â¬ tradictory pretense Tisanago of pro Â¬ gression tls an ago when intelllgeneo should preccednnd prevail over vanity when women should possess tho out Â¬ ward nppearance of at least reasonable beings Hut clad In tho manner which extremists of fashion claim wo should bq clad with sleeves like the wings of angels and trains llko tho tall of a kit with hats bedecked with tho stuffed bodies and wings of slaugh- Â¬ tered song birds and No feet jammed Into No 3 needle toed shoes Is it n wonder that individualism would feel a little cramped and at times blush at her own caprices Womankind In Wales it is believed that if any one kills u wren ho will fall dawn and break a bono bofore the end of tho 1 SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Patent fet i c npjjpjm r Toll Office Our Grocery Department I IS LOOKED AFTER BY A COMPETENT Over experience Write for Information American and Foreign Patents Caveats and all business arising under tho palent laws promptly and carefully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of in ountion I advise as to patentability with vet charge Mention this papsj- W II JERNAGAN WeaMhington twelve years ID O EViMYlUE North RASHV1LIS Â¬ ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE cirri in r IMITED itim Vlee rres and Ctn Mmgr ij THB ONLY 0 W WADOILtn Caslilr CORPS OF CLERKS Hopkins Loxxniv Pullman Veetlbuled Train Borvlc Newest and Finest Say Ooachon Sleepers nnd Dlnlntr Cars vu PKOMTUP fT0 SOUTH Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in thd country You get what you Madisonville Ky order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get Stock- - - -- 50000 Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything Capital Transacts a general banking business The best is by far the cheapest and invites tho accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties bee what we have in and other staples Our Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AND AIJ OQINTS IN THO yolir Charles Wl J Tom McFaden af Will make etnuiates select colors and execute work la a sile and finish second to none Tliey waste no material sllzbt no details and Inra rUbljr give Satisfaction They take pains and pleasure In tseeutlng all work In their line If you are even thinking ot painting It Is to your Interest to consult them Address McFADBN 0N Iiarnesley Ky 11130 ty They say said the prudent man eakc J plit on enormous piece under that 11 man who netcr drinks or my pillow and dreamed of nobody Hinokcs or stays up lntc nt nlfrht always Well lives to a great ngc And tho next night I nto it and Yes replied his very blaso friend dreamed of every body I Colliers with a ynwn thafflhlspunlshnient Weekly Washington Star Her Itlflit Jlaml Man Mrs Vltlterby What n grciitnldMr Van Wicket must havo been nt your re Merely 1rotrnctcil trial Itsnllnonsensedearnbout wedding ICcUors of tlie Wedding Dr ied ITjr uitisi CoJiTees and Gx mecL Sugars and tlie NORTH AND NORTHWEST S L ROGERS Xx uxite wilj bear inspection which takes and Has the finest and most secure vaultin this section ot Kentucky Suothern CbatlanooiTennn Ps P P Ajt Q V JEFFRIES 4 Kvansvllle f I t Ind rsrraw BELMONT Tld Is New I In everything as stated it is the NEW BEST Sufficiently Ilaalstll WeJI 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