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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 7, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tv j - ft i - 4W mrp r i MMMfHMM fM sixth-eI-- ah EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7 180S i i r jflatf NO 48 4 A3 Hitai A Ol l ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY AND INOOBontATKD Miners and shippers f COAL i i COKE n nil A M General Offioe CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tcnn E5eirlirxgtorTL KCy A i fa IB rxxrvkyn y 1 LUUlrT Lookout for Fresh iuItems Keep a Sharo il Agj3t -1 rM CAPT T L LEE Manager R G ROUSE Manager H NEWBOLD Manager Cor Main and Auction Sti Memphis Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky 34a W Main Street Louisville Ky v WlCKHAM Houser Building St Louts Mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo III HESSER - BranbH Offio i J 1 3tfi 4X m S vi nx l Mi - k 337 Upper Second St FORD Manager Eyansville Ind 41 III J ikM 1 xSs3W YAWII VVilJl ieii will cupps3r - t x - vrv-- 4 11 vvrfc iii Liiiit 4 i irrx cs 4 4 PITHY PARAGRAPHS St JlernardJqal Co of Kentucky I hiring a good deal of success with t crushed coVo at Coil Trade Journal Nashvlllo Tenn A scientific test lately made In Berlin shows to what extent the smoke from a chimney poisons The soot from the chimney ol the atmosphere large sngarjtefliiiry was eollacted or six tdayi an St Bernard Coal Company f liiii5 nflftnOnianf hr niv INCORPORATED of Interest to the Retail wGOAL and COKE Ml JiotM r i m w W Si irTin i nc -o ri s SOMETHINGIWORTH KNOWffM jSeit syiiwsjy w yn9ar t i I r vVNiifwrtTransrv f It is not fair to consider that all shippers are On tlio contrary few of them are dishonest and we sincerely trust thi time h not far jrtlsfanl when the shipper who docsnot deal fairly and honestly by his trado will be driven from the nuiSccl aiul the i One of the most rcnnrkable sights to be seen i8ao feet in in Australia Is a burning mountain height The msuntaln Is supposed to bo under ¬ laid with an Inexhaustible coal seam which In It was burning long noma wayibamo Igtdjed ttfarplWJdvenf otVJhlli menlo tbkj part rA 1 f it eoKe St Bernard Coal Companys Coke Works at Earlington As an evidence of tbo extreme wildae ol Mm weather In the early part of October oaa of th London merchants exhibited on Ibo Lettdoa Coal Exchange a cluster of fully ripe strawber ¬ ries grown In the opea gardes of Croydon Bar rles in various stages of growth from tbe flower to tbo large green fruit were seea la the swat clusters with the perfectly ripe frail An evidence of tbe advantage of applying the most modern methods to coke prcdoctlei aa4 saving of by products Is afforded by tba fact that Germany is about to ship a Urge quxatlty of coko to Australia Heretofore the Absirallaa smelters have obtained alt their coke fro England The adoption of improved Methods la Germany and the saving of alt the prodacU of iho coal now enable Germany o coiapeta with England in supplying tbe latter colonies oT Here Is a good advertisement for St Bernard We lead in the coal race easily and dealers handsomely Trio public wilt always find in our yards the best coal In this country We be ¬ lieve In economy Thjits why we carry only tbe bcst coal No matter what the article may be a good till R is always the cheapest and coal is no exception to the rule Dlessed is Cincinnati contemporary the man with a cellar full of coal but bow much better ofl am the masses compared with the situ utlon that existed about twenty five years ago when the river furnished all tho coal Ibo city used and ninety five per cent of It bad to come Plenty of people remember from Pittsburgh the timo when it was not uncommon to pay tweptyiCcols1abutueTiorcoaanI bard to get it at that It has been sold for that and by the barge loadltow In those days many manutac had to suspend operations uringestablishment duringthecoal famine If they were not fortunate enough o have bad contracts to cover such con The railroads have been of great tingencles service to tbe city and the saving In this one par- tlcular has been a great blessing Sasa Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charley Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED OQA J3B Mjes t Only Vibrating WCABEST Several weeks ago tbe superintendent of a col Ilery In Blakely Pa wanted to see one of bis foremen wbo was working In a distant part of He called to the the companys outside works first boy he saw and offered him a silver piaca to run and tell Mr tbat he was wasted Ttt little fellow bad been stealing coal from tba col liery cars and bad a large bag pretty wall filled but looking op into the officials face bs Innocently said hed go if the official would stay there and watch his bag The agreaataat was entered into and the superintendent stood guard for fully ten minutes over that bag of coaj tha bad been stojeq from tinef s t Why buy Hijrh priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED GOICE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal Grushbd Soke for Base Burners and fuipES i ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Scary Business Im going to be a mason Em- ¬ Tbe rain storm which recently tyfoke h Iqsjg drought on tbe seaboard and which relieved for the present the necessities of tbe aathrscite r gion did not extend west of tbe Allbeo tad tbe Western Pennsylvania coal aad coke districts are suffering badly from lack of watsr la the Connellsville coka region espaefaWr Htfa a j Mrw severely felt and in spite of Ibt active damaad for coke a number of tbe plaats will have ta shut down soon if no water is to be bad Tba drought throughout the East has beea the iaagast felt for many years and itv continuance lata ato tbo fall is an occurrence almost aaprecedeetad CANNIBALISM Cannibalism in China is nioro a niodo of reprisal and retaliation than a dietetic practice and only a few instances have been recorded Its reccnl pccbrrehcb iri tlic province of Canfon as the result of a feud and conflict between two vil lages is horrible cnofigh indeed but it was a rite of vengeance in stead of an impulse of carnal ap petite Notwithstanding the formal moralities of the Confucian and Mcnciau and Buddhistic laws there is an unlimited amount of savagery latent itv the social constitution there ready to break out at any time its manifestations exhibiting a degree of cruelty and ferocity not surpassed by the old okploits of the North American Indian or the of New Guinea anthropophagi Separately and collectively they have the aspect of a mild and placable people tumorous and meek as guinea pigs and the spectacle of one Chinaman eating another apart rom its rovolting aspect In Formosa on surd seems tlicJ other hand whor of late pris- oherssfainn war hava furnished banquets for thebclcagucrd native the practice is of old date and is sricly fi fcstiVe ard utilitarian character Except in times of tribal strife and collision they do notiaticacu other butuhp crews of ships cast ashore on their isle have been sacrificed and consumed from the earliest times a custom still prevailing among thern and not considered contrary to public or priyn policy Among thp swarm ing population of tho Congo basin according to tho testimony of Cap Vl tain Hlndo who has just read a naner on the subiect before tho British Association tho practice is general markets for tho sale of hu man yictims to be slain and eaten aa there are for sheep and cattle in otlicr csuntrics t frjteSnimls thaltaQjfofcannibali isnixistin tho wprJdlliarftsVn erally surniised with a correspond ing need of missionary effort and the support in some cases of artillery anil small arms China may bo trusted to deal with her own and Japan man eating villagers lirpato thq KHMA- loa I But Pormosan anthropophagi the problem in Africa involves greater difficulties embracing as It docs Bwarminif and innumerable populations throughout tho whole equatorial region wu imb wiv gessiblo to the persuasions or co ercions of tlitf outside world That It will find an ultimate solution ad ttejifiy the mits ol no doubt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ whole of the vast African continent comprising about one quarter of all the land on the globe is now under European control and it will go hard if tho united forces of civilization are not able in time to repress the natural inclination of tho equatorial native to consume his fellow man notwithstanding that it has been his habitual practice there since the days of the Zidonian Hanno and the Egyptian Pharabhs New York Tribune ¬ A- li - - -- P ¬ ily said Mr Rising thoyre a noble set of fellows Dear met John it seems a real kind of scary business to go into replied Mrs Rising Oh thats the way it looks to outsiders there really isnt so much to it 1 neVer heard a young girl say Well I do think theyre awful brave but I dont know as I ever as young girls are fond of saying observed an old lady on the sum- thought they were noble John what mer boarding house piacza They keep that quiet too sort of man she will marry and said Mr Rising but they sit up what sort only that I do not think with each other when theyre sick of certain speeches to which I and are good to the poor and look myself have listened from pretty after the widows and orphans lips before this A school friend of But isnt there a lot of work mine so held New Jersey in detes about it John inquired Mrs tation that she tore its map from her Rising geography She used to say that That depends on how high you nothing would induce ncr to marry go Emily a man who was a widower or wore Will you go up very high a wig or lived in New Jersey And guilty John the man of her choice was I of all these three enormities That depends Emily upon cirMr Rising answerused to talk over my future with cumstances I would not marry a ed two cousins business man I said Kate would Well it seems to me John not think of a clergyman or Carry youd better not try to go very of a farmer And we married re high You might lose your head spectively a business man a cler- you know Mrs Rising remarked gyman and a farmer It is all like I think youll find your husa smart young American help in band is apt to keep his head wher- ¬ my grandmothers kitchen who was ever ho goes Mrs Rising re wont to declaim to us children on torted her spouse with some feel the scorn in which she held all men ing always winding up her denunciation There arc lots of men who No I wouldnt cant John of tho sex by I dont mean any marry any man that walks on two thing against you Mrs Rising She mar hastened to say and then added And she didnt legs ried a one legged modi It will make nuito a little differ- ence in the washing Tho United States is producing I shouldnt think an apron now more gold each day than it did gold and then would make much differdnd Jsilvcr last year The gold de said Mr Rising velopments are immense The out ence Emily of injury Ari- ¬ with a deepening sense put of California will double exclaimed An apron John zona Idaho New Mexico Mon- Mrs Rising Do masons wear in line The tana and Utah all aro developments in Colorado arc won- aprons Those in tho blue lodge do derful Cripple Creek is making Why John I shouldnt think big output and some1 of the ore aprons would bo of any use at can be mined or Co cents per ounce all continued Mrs Rising in a Old Gilpin County promises to be state of high excitement the greatest gold camp in tho worl d They arent for use Emily rojdined CutUdus AmswersTUo follow theyre for ornament ing extracts are from examination Mr Rising They must look real iunny nartcrs recently handed in at a pub lic-- gchoolia Connecticut iFrom John and I must say I think your what animals do we get milk pants will look dreadful What would you suggest Mrs From the camel and milkman inquired Mr Rising in a hen is covered with feath Rising The ers With what is the cat covered a tone of withering contempt Overalls John of course all The cat is covered with fleas Name an animal that has four tho mason3 I ever saw wore over 3 legs and a long tail A mosquito alls and to my mind theyre lafl aprons for 4 NaniB two kiwda of nuts Pea more sensiblo than and Mrs Rising went out men nuts and to receive the marketing Round Table ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ received a letter from a lad asking me to find him an easy You berth To this I replied can not be an editor do not try the law do not think of the minis try let alone all ships shops and merchandise abhor politics dont practice medicine be not a farmer nor a mechanic neither be a soldier nbr a sailor Dont work Dont study Dont think TNone of these are easy O my son You have come into a hard world I know of only one easy place in it and that is the grave Beecher ¬ ¬ I KOSCIUSKOS HEART AH SIN ON A WHEEL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chinatown New York A riding school has been established in Mott street for the exclusive use of Quong Wo celestial enthusiasts Chang a wealthy merchant is among those who arc learning to ride but he prefers haying his tui tion out in the street The other evening a visitor to Mott street heard an umisual chatterjng and saw several Chinamen out in the strcctt Chang was trying to learn He how to ride his steel horse had turned up hjs nose at the idea of riding in a bicycle school and was ready to practice with his machine on the street Two children of the Orient held the safety in position while four more lifted Chang bodily and placed him tenderly on tho scat all talking at once and those who had nothing else to do gesticulated wildly After Chang had been seated the two men pushed tho bicycle along rapidly to get it in motion and then let go Chang worked desperately with his feet his blouse and pigtail fly ing in the breeze The steel ani mal zig zaged along several feet and then as if suddenly remember ing something turned squarely around and collided with a beer Chang shot keg on the sidewalk aver tho front wheel His companions rushed out hauled Chang out pulled his clothes out straight and dragged him and his wheel out into the middle of the street again Once more the during wheelman He sailed away was mounted bcautifull this time and his friends clapped their hands in de light He was ncarihg the end of the stretch and going with much speed when the hind wheel of the safety reached up and caught him by the cue The wheel simply drew the cue into its spokes and and was itself drawn up to Changs head so that the celestial shot forward on one Wheel and landed up against a Wheel Chang was so badly dislocated that ho couldnt walk back home so two of his friends picked him up and carried him away Chicago Chronicle ¬ The bicycle craze has reached ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A few days ago tho brief an- ¬ nouncement was made that the heart of Kosciusko had been re moved from its old resting place in a private chapel at Vczia near Lugano and placed in the great Polish museum at Rappcrswyll It was a small item in these days of sensational news probably noticed by few Yet it was rich in suggestion of romance and of pa- ¬ thos both personal and national There are not many more attjac tive figures in modern history than Kosciusko that of Thaddcus There are few people in the world whose later story is more tragic than that of tho Poles They may well be remembered amid the woes of Armenia and the atrocities in China a people of rare genius and culture overborne by a less civilized Power and crushed to the earth by sheer brutality The nation that adorned the world with the art ot a Mickiewicz a Zalewski a Chopin a Modjeska a Paderewskl is not to be for gotten It will be remembered that the militant career of Kosciusko yhich opened in our own RevoluThere tion ended atMaciejowicc hp was wounded and captured by the Russians but neither there nor elsewhere did he over utter the wretched indeed tlie inFinis Poloniaol which famous De Seffur attributed to him Years afterward after he had refused most tempting bribes to renounce the Polish cause and enter the Russian service he was liberated from prison and went to liye in England in Italy and in Paris In Paris ho made tho acquaintance p4thc Swiss charge daffaires M do Zellncr went home with him to Soleta and spent the remainder After his death of his life there his body was buried at Cracow by the side of that of tho illustrious Spbieski M do Zcltner however in accord with a desire once expressed by Kosciusko removed the heart from the bodycmbalmed it and retained it as a most preYears later M cious possession de Zeltners daughter at whose christening Kosciusko had stood as her godfather was married to a member of the noble Morosini family and received tho Heart from her father as a wedding gift The unique relic has now been deposited in what will doubtless be Thq its permanent rcstingplace museum at RappersWyll was founded by Count Stanislans Plater with such remains of his fortune as he was able to carry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ with him into exile It is in an ancient castle dpco seat of the Hapsliurgs overlooking the Lake There fs in all the of Zurich world no other such collection of mementos of a crushed and over- ¬ borne nation Jts 80000 volumes of books its cases of coins and medals its forest of war worn banners and thousands of other objects present to the visitor a tangible record of six centuries of Polish national life Jn the midst of them alt stands a monument proclaiming in Polish in Latin in French and in German that The Spirit of Pplaodi not bent by the secular struggle appeals from the free soil of Switzerland to the jusThat is tice of Godapdof men a fitting place for tlie heart of Kosciusko to rest in It is also a shrine whqih lQvcjrs of liberty may profitably vsitr espedallj ymcri cans witti sentiments of gratitude to Kusciusko bfJ riity for Poland ana of hatred for all tyranny of which Russian tyranny 13 the worst N- - Y Tribune ¬ ¬ CORN AS A FUEL ¬ ¬ Making all allowances for damthe crop during August tne yield will probably aggregate bushels at feast 2300000000 The largest previous yields were 2060154000 bushels in 1891 and 2113092000 bushels in 1009 Much has been heard lately of how greatly such a crop will enrich the farmer and country but the more enthusiastic prohets have overlooked the question of price It often happens in proof of an old economic demonstration that short crops will bring a larger aggregate money return than a big crop The unprecedented corn yield of 1880 had a farm value much less than the short corn crop The present of 1890 or of 1892 enormous yield promises td have an aggregate yalue to the farmer The ho greater than that of 1889 December option at Chicago is now down to about 27 cents a bushel which is the level touched do not useehairs fqr that month in 1889 The Esquimaux Corn at 27 cents at Chicago or stools The men1 sit like tailors with their legs crossed while the means a price of only about 12 or 14 cents to the farmer in tne cen women stretch out their Jtmbs tral corn section of Kansas and Said the practical out away from the railroad centers Of course girl there is such a thing as love it means a price that will pay the at sight Im glad to hear ybi say farmer better not to sell Conseit replied her rpmantic friend quently a discussion has arisen as Yes but Id always advjse giv to the relative merits of corn and Corn at 14 cents a ing it at least thirty days to settle coal as fuel a just the same Washjiigfon Star bushel would cost less than ton and hard coal in the region A doctor has discovered the cu- bevond tho Missouri River will rious act that the skull of a man cost from 26 to So a ton It is as who has died from dclirlurtj tre serted that an emial weight of mens contains alcoholic vapor A corn on the cob will yield more small opening irf the skull soon heat than coal and it is besides after death permits it to escape cleaner to handle and almost when it can be jgoited and burns smokeless A prominent operator Popular on the Chicago board of trade with a bluish flame Science News says the Chicago Tribune has of forfeit if he could A twelvemonth ago a Bavarian fered a 10000 hot furnish corn for fuol to one of cattle dealer was kicked by ahorse tho elevated roads there at less with tho result iliat hfi became of its coal supply than dumb A day or two ago he was cost actual that says this man it test ridini a horse to its fate in the By has been found that a ton of corri knackers yard when tho anjmal will yield 35 per cent more heat 1 tie began to plunge and kick than a ton of coal And if he man taken by surprise lost his asks corn could be used economihead in the excitment and after a cally for fuel in Chicago what is few moments began to talk and to be said of its superior economy completely regained language in western Kansas and Nebraska So much for that side of tho A faint idea ol the vastness of our forests m tho Willapa Valley question Inquiries made in the Wash says the Frances NewscaR far away corn sections however be formed by the fact that by build yield responses not as favorable to inrr a short sBtirof iramoaa aad a this kind of fuel It is often half to twoand Wafywljejoj track burned by farmers in the interior and yet experience does not in Ol UHfUKir ijii yv ifivyu nf- contains IWUI feci crease its popularity and farmers This is the estimate made by two prefer to sell corn at almost any men of lOURd j judgment oa the price tljan burn It For producing steam saya a Wichita Kan cor timber busM ages to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ respondent corn is not t all feas ible as a fuel It burns out iron rapidly as it produces iateHse Even in stoves few of them heat in which corn is used as fuel last more than a season Firemen who have used corn say that it requires constant feeding to keep up that steady heat required for the mak ing of steam From various sec- ¬ tions come reports that little or jno corn has been used regularly for fuel except in extreme cses al- ¬ though it is said there is no more pleasant fire to sit by than a com fire The manager of a packing plant at Wichita however says that if corn fell to 12 cents a bushel there equivalent to 35 cents at Chicago they will use it for fuel in their business as It will bo cheaper than coal It is now claimed that the roar of a waterfall is due to the explosion of hundreds of thousands of bub bles the impact of water against water is said to be a comparatively subordinate cause ma No Willy dear said mam no more cakes to night Dont you know you cannot sleep Well re ¬ on a full stomach I can sleep on my plied Willy Harpers Round Table back ¬ Maud I tell you Cousin Sophys baby is a girl I Constance And I Algernon tell you its a boy Dont be stupid both of you no body knows what its going to be it isnt christened yet The New Budget ¬ In Brooklyn last week Col In gcrsoll was scheduled to lecture A cigar dealer pasted a picture of the colonel on his window nine and offered a free cigar to any one nam ing the brand of cigars correctly portraying the colonels future When the guesse3 were opened The answer not one was correct was Robert Burns Printers Ink - ni The female spider is always larger than the male and if ac- ¬ counts be true 13 of a rather pep ¬ When the hus pery disposition band becomes obstinate and will not obey orders the loving wife eats him up to get rid of him and seeks a more obedient spouse Pittsburg Dispatch ¬ ¬ oywti An electric smoking table fa the It is lighted by electriety provided with an elec tric cigar lighter an electric bell a silver lined cigar box with a musi cal roller a patent meistcner two ashitrays a cigar cutter a tower clock and an electric MgHt house thermometer dydrpptter and ha remoter latest fashion ¬ ¬ l I JA M I v KJ If i U i H t a our political duties by those select- Iiko those which embellish the head of Satan 6 ed to minister to us tho consola Demniev The people 17 AndiUib stench thereof wa9 fSrter 103 tions of the Gospel tfU befog sovereign in this free land to exceedingly great oven a9 one Hoods Saraaparllla Mado Him m jKBrMRNTATlVjU tuc people wo maxo our nppcai uurncu largo quantities ot leathers Dlffrorit Man hvit 2 sThe Church being tho sdurceonnndbrimestone Insbmuclrthaftho By br Lm TCto infi Jiii the Church we wife of the Oscar fled lest she bo H nWs rcligidnMo KBB PUBLISHIN0 COMPANY i t 5 T i appeal wncn Ad iicaui wiin re nttffntatr1 Iticcrporllel vbso 18 Ami she upbraided tho Oscar gard to matters affecting the conSecond i E EARLINGTON PotoflSec t Kirilridon K nreJ lh BRADLEY PROUD OF VICTORY Un mtlicr saying Our stove is possessed of science Public Opinion - ron oovbrnoii n devil and when I SUnSCKIITIO Thcro Is sortie reason for appre- bake thereon it chokcth would fain 81 Hardin me all bq j move cause thou hast been monkeying IirASiey 39 hension that the Statehood In ilncII oo Receiving Congratulations from on YMriltlcllr 15 ment itf Utah jo Month heretofore believed where thou hast no business J rht f Month Deniareo 4 J 19 And the Oscars wrath waxed SlnitloCople to be certain of success may be deAll Quarters Sptetmen cople milled frM on ippllcttloiw RAIMtOAtf COMklSSIONRR ft hot at thestf words orfd he spoke I tn ll ptti of tho Cjrreiponil ntt wntci1 feated after all by the intervenquickly saying Addreni o tor pMiicaiin Thcc isriaughjt nut 77 tion 1 DgrnpSoy tifcf of the Mormon heirarchy that nilcth the stove Bring thou 37 Porter v UATES OP ADVERTISING which so long ruled the Torritory mo a paper and I will sit closely GAINS ALL REPUBLICAN l FOR REfRBSRNTATIVB Interllort on tnire first in an arbitrary way It is goner by reading tho same and neither 5 Kuclinbeqti nt Insertion OVER THE STATE Davis for Ion perlodl con- FbS - ally believed that polygamy has yilKI tbtfchoked because ot the DlipUr mlvotllicment Zr Jfrr TT XT Xttuif Graham W MJ n rrl per 5 focl Notice it cent Hi1i line Inierted free Mormons stove T nntt rvl ni ii Gentryi rTfrtWfWWVtflfffrtr Eufokn 8prn- - Arlc h been abandoned by the exceptions line 20 Now when he was come OMtury notice will be charged cent per must with a few unimportant All dertlement it re ulr rte Bradleys Majority 4100 In I citnnot And words In vrblch to ox itcm unto the kitchen he could not be LAKE run of the ikethe only when ptper Burt petition will and that the Church docs not con- - hold the letters to read within the my thankfulness tor what Hoods Bona rrnnei lor ty ipecim con he Rlten GOVERNOR rOR template the revival ol it at any paporrbecauso tho smoke was ex- rrlllo has done for toy husband Ho ll eommanlettloiu to A IdrVt Louisville and Jefferson 86 Hardlo was afflicted with rheumatism and tho DEE THE future time but this latest move of ceeding jgreat yet he sat him down grip Uo lost his appetite wmnervous Bradley 34 Earlington Kjr to in close communion wifh the stove nd his actions became Mngglah having Pettlt 3t tho priesthood is calculated County HJtVtiiW 21 And as an afflicted kitten no Ufa at all about him Uo scorned a of insincerity in raise a suspicion l8oj -M THUUSDAY NOVEMBER clcaveth unto a heated stone even physical wreck At last ho dooided to Hoods Oarsaparllls and after that relation and a lurking purpose so did the Oscar abide with that tokotwo bottles he felt though ho wm RAILROAD COMMISSIONER t3 Republican Gnln in Henderson UempseyT Log Cabin forcvcrl to get hold of the State orginization stove until the ninth hour ot the well no continued Uklag It and to The 86 day he feels aud looks llko Porter County Over 400 134 and to prevent the execution of the day A Different Man Dempsey probably elected 2a Albert the tcas streamed anti polygumy laws The Mormon i r rrn tvponeMriTivfl i novcrwithont Hoods flat from hTscycsj as frorn 6n6 that Our house IsWo will not accept any other mpulllst I DavitfA 84 heirarchy has in times past shown I Graham 61cctcd by majority ana uc gaggcu ana from our druggist Hoods BaraaparlllA pccicui onions Graham 134 itself capable of such duplicity and and strangled as having the Bradley carries Hopkins by f 4 there arc those who beiicvb that it Gentryji 1 t whooping cough J majority about 50 n 23 And when the paint was all cannot bo recommended too highly Wo Dn DAvis is dclcatcu and lie is no better now than it was then recommend - It is true that President a Repub Woodruff consumed the wife of O scar re- cheerfully Hoods Pills Hoods Bamapa scorns to accent the situation nhiloThink of it Kentucky till and Mrs W H turned and prepared his associates disclaim4 all in placcd it before him and meat and Ojmiy Box 075 Eureka Springs Ark Hcan State by 5000 to 10000 maHcsaysjtwara good and sophically unto this jority man that beat him Well Fete tention to dictate to the members day she laughs to scorn the lodge Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring tho peristaltic aeUoa of the alimentary canal has had fiisturn jandj calizes that of the Church with regard to their which JhcOscarjshewcd unto the Congressman Walter Evans he cannot have all the good things political preferences and interests ncignuors concerning stove poiisu a thin rubber hbsc 18 inches long wires that tbo Statcvis safe by at He has gone down with all the and insist that the only thing aimed which is newly tangled into which this needle is inserted least 5000 Democratic ticket and not alone at is proper religious discipline A little aseptic cotton placed into Kentucky will have a Republi We will now see what Bud Graham but the doubt remains all the same COAL TRADE IN THE SOUTH the open end of the rubber hose can Legislature and probably a is all that is nedessary The skin and it is sufficiently strong to give can do hollow needle Ropublicn3 Senate inc Aiauama coat mines arc is simply raised the and then the situation a new aspect the Utah into The question 91 Mormon inter- The restoration of the former con- ¬ busier than they have ever been introduced rubber it The Republican State Commit hose is taken into They have all the orders they can end of the ference in the politics of Utah has trolling influence of the Mormon tec claim tlic election of the entire THE HON W O BRADLEY fill and arc run to the top notch the mouth and the mans own developed greats interest in the priesthood in all the relations of A special feature of the coal trade brcat blown into it Two deep State ticket by cven a Jargcr ma The Nent Qovernor of Kentucky eyes of the people all over the life would be the worst of calami in this district at present is the in- respiration which are blown into jority than 5000 the Returns from the back counties country It is a3 Public Opinion tics It was absolute despotism vasion of the Pittsburgh coal field each side of float breast will be sufficient to a man however Auditor Norman telegraphed by our coal men S says that anything that raises the i t ¬ ri while it lasted and its hold was reIU1I1IIIK llli UUt 11UI11 W E Leake president of the heavy Mr Dempscy that the State had illl aiuw question of the relations of church laxed only after a long and severe Virginia and Alabama company gone Republican by 5000 ma ¬ all indication Mrl3radlev has and state in this country or that struggle in which Federal author- ¬ says they aro doing a big business r jority Thishas been confirmed by carried the State byS ioooqor appears tq indicate or threaten the ity was the decisive force St on the Mississippi river supplying tho State Commitfcc and from more votes the plantations Tins company injection of religious considerations Louis Globe Democrat other sources electing tho entire will ship during September 18000 The pcoplc6 KcntjtcRy Have into our pplitics National or local There is religion in the politics tons of coal to the southern coal vi State tickets spoken and with ho uncertain is bound to arose great popular inThe Sloss of Utahand Mormonism is a power tipple at Greenville We got the press dispatch last sound concerning the currency terest The story of the Mormon in both parties there If any other Iron and Steel company and the State is interesting viewed from religion exercised as large a meas- Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad night until alate hour until such and State affairs company also the Corona Coal any standpoint hence in anqthcr Republicans were iin hour as the ure of control in the politics of any and Coke company will do as The Legislature is in doubt the column we give our readers the pleased that they went so well State as the Mormon religion ex- much More than 100000 tons of home in peace and slept and the Republican leaders claiming it by opinions of some prominent journercised in the politics of Utah Alabama coal will be sbldtto Missijo lirTtiK N V Aprils 1895 als and a portion of the Utah Democrats well it was their bed a majority of 4 this there would surely be a riopular issippi river sugar plantations AlaMr coiuidence in the merits of Mr Bfackburn will not have Democratic Convention address year where last year the total the Eleclropolt time early in the evening Wm simple convenient econom New - hi constant revolt against that control ical crown coal business there was Jmt with and effective ai it observation and cireri bama mr- increasing MeCarley and other local leaders 45 votes as predicted in his on this subject York Sun ence W II DtTur A M D Ul LI 18000 tons The reason of this j threw up their hands when the speech at Maysville reccntlyiiand 14 Kdltor Teoplas Cjcl4rriUl increase in business is tcauscd by first Louisville dispatch was re MORMONISMAND the failure of the Pittsburgh peo may be Jess than 30 f 3HROISUCLE5 ceived ple to floatltheir coal barges south- Often Cures Col Bradley is receiving conPOLITICS in ward during the summer on acCases Write us for book The returns show that the Demo gratulations from all over the count of the dryness of the rivers DV W A TOOMHS let that tells about cratio defeat in Hopkins county is the Ohio the Allegheny and the Pronounced iho Ktcctropoiso this morning i Now it came to pass in those Monongahela The Utah Democratic Convcn- of the Demo- State dud to the Iree men It will be NovemIncurable Mailed free days that there dwelt within the ber before they can get their coal cratic party who have as Carlisle At 10 oclock yesterday he express- tion reassembled at Salt Lake City city of Earlington one Oscar who In this connec- ¬ to New Orleans dcclarcdtie would do voted as ed himself as certain of election October 22 pursuant to a special is also called the Stevens tion the New Orleans Times-De2 And the same Stevens was an These same free by 15000 This estimate is made call issued byjbc State Committee thoy ploascd ocrat of a recent date saysr So men have dome to the same con- from a message to that effect from for the purpose of deciding on some elderly man who had attained an far the plans of the Alabama coal put on trial at reasonable of sixty summers and was combine have worked to perfee- clusion The Bee has exhorted them Chairman Hunter of the Republi- plan of action in the matter of age rates supposed to have put away childish tion Many ol the Pittsburg coal tlic interference of the Mormon things to that reform is necessary Dubois webb can Committee men arc virtuallyout of the market Church in the political affairs of and have repudiated Hardin and 3 But insomuch as he frequently and though they might be able tO Col Bradley is in a very good tho Territory f The immediate strives to work out strange devices ring politics The Democrats haye 513 Fourth Ave fill an order it is very doubtful if staid at home or clso voted with humor and had a smile for every cause of this extraordinary meet- and achieve great inventions the they could- - Unless the coal fleet LOUISVILLE KY often becomes acquainted is released at Pittsburgh by a rise I here seems to be one he met He did not seem dis ing was the action pf Joseph F Oscargrief and finds the Pomihsts nTUtta Mention this paper when wrlllnK with that he has in the river the Alabama coal sljglitMif any Republican gain in posed to crow but wa3 naturally Smith and Geo Q Cannon who at betted upon the wrong horse men will own an undisputed field a meeting of thcpriesthood recentvotes inihe county 4 Now it came to pass upon a of sale for the next forty days or COTTON STATES EXPOSITION very proud of his victory ly censured two members of the certain day that the Oscar sat nigh The friends of the winner Church B R Roberts and Moses by his own fireplace intently read more some think three months Atlanta aaScpt i8Dcc3ii8c 5 The students in Turkey who arc New Orleans is short on her Pittsinclined to be riotous are disposed arc not surprised at the result Thatcher for accepting Tibmina ing some political papers which burg coal fleet some 400 boats or of by being placed in weighted although it was a big eye opener tions for Congress and the United abounded with rottenness and great cbout 400000 tons of coal The schedule printed below is a corruption bags aiyJ rolppcd in the Bosphorus The strike among the coal minfor Democrats who had watched States Senate on the Democratic 5 And as he read his heart burned ers at the Little Warrior mines comprehensive guide to the best frqnt warships kat night where the ticket without asking permission within him for the Stevens believed which has been on since July has and most desirable route to Atlanta North and Northwest current is swiftest This is an old the race closely oftho Church authorities The in this political rat whereof he read been declared off The company from the Indianapolis Cincinnatti General Hardin concedes Bradwith a faith exceeding that of Abra granted the miners an advance of Chicago timo Turkish mode of capital pun dispatches say that the majority Louisville St Louis Terrc JIautc ishment It sounds inhuman here leys election from returns re- ¬ of the convention was composed of hams jcents per ton and they have re and Evansville 6 And it came to pass that the where we electrocute hang and ceived Palace Day Coaches and Pull Mormons but they as well as the wife of the Stevens spake unto him sumed work The mines at Blossburg are burn at tjje stake but it is proba He takes his defeat cheerfully Gentile members were loud and saying Put thou quickly from thee over run with orders and the South- man Sleeping Cars arc attached to trains shown in this schedule bly the least painful of any death almostsavagc in tlicir denuncia- those rotten papersupon which thine ern railroad is unable to furnish allExtremely and says he did his whole duty low rates have been Many that could be inflicted heart is set and hasten to get some them a sufficient number of cars made to Atlanta and return via It is probable that he will open tions of the action of Cannon and polish and regenerate those grates now living have men who arc for shipping their coal Maj the Nashville Chattanooga and Smith On4 the following day the passed through death by drowning a Jaw oiticc in eitncr Louisville committee on address presented a for they arc repulsive to look upon shipping Tutwilcr commenced All trains run 7 And the Oscar arose quickly from his new mines at Blossburg St Louis Railway in so far as having passed beyond Frankfort or Lexington solid between Nashville and At ¬ report which reviews at great to do as he was bidden and while September 23 and expects soon to pain or consciousness and say the length the religion and politics of he sought some polish he findcth begetting out several hundred tons lanta except train in last column The train in third column which suffering is but slight the people of Utali from the first a bucket having carriage paint in daily Tradesman leaves Cincinnati at 430 p m it setUcrncnt of this valley up to the The Log Cabin was the first deruns solid to Atlanta This is the 8 Now it came to pass that the route of the famous Dixie Flyer present time It treats of the his- Oscar reasoned after this manner vice thatcivilized man ever set up through Jail the year round tory of the political parties of the saying Behold all mine polish is Natural Life on Kentucky soil Tho Log Cabin sleeping car lino between Nash gone even as went Wards ducks of the Territory during the past was then for protection and is stiil ville Tcnn and Jacksonville lFla I find naught but a pot of car for protection Tho Log Cabin Is the State of Kentucky and three years with the relation of and paint in its stead Air Injected Under the Skin Will Keep a riage ei fi n the Church to the State up to the i has triumphed now as then and if ManFrom Sinking that I 9 Now what hinders Si affl ran County ot Hopkins time of tho recent priesthood meet- should use this paint upon mine UiosQwliq have been placed to the a PI PW BEE Sa m Br 6 SHHJTBB 2 C ing and openly charges that some grates for its hue is as a crow at Dr Schneider Prcswerk in guard its palisades but show them3 BBS 8 St fPindividuals in the Mormon Church midnight when the moon is absent Basle has discovered a novel selves as men if they but realize 10 And I will show unto the means of saving life in marine acare using Church influence to furthat genuine reform is necessary ftp neighbors a new dodge and they cidents which if generally used PPP ther the cause of the Republican shall sec d wonder winch shall will probably lessen the number and will sdtup and maintain a zztz ZiZZJ PPP ZZ2 Party and that such inflnence re cause their eyes to hang out upon of ives lost by such accidents avoiding rtrtr righteous government XX 011 tefttt sulted in the election of a Repub- stems Dccausc ot my great cun- His invention has been pronounced i the corruption of political rings i lIUIlf ooo ning very important by the French rrr lican ticket at the last election the Log Cabin and the Republican 11 Neither will I tell mine help Academy of Sciences which in The address goes on party may hope hereafter to preHe rV meet of this but will lay exceed- onq of its last meetings listened p mo qu5 8 S3 We declare the truth to be that ing low and see how the scheme very attentively to a lecture by Dr 3 vail If tho result of Republican try dp man may vorship hg Maker worketh otherwise defeat government be Lanvcraux upon the new invenit Fr P fl as his conscience dictates that no 12 Forthwith did the Oscar pro- tion The inventor does away will but be the deserved award VM trl vrP ST S8 SC3 State or political party has the ceed to paint the grates and man- with alfartificial belts and other ga3 has yy The New York World tCd tels until they glittered because of floating appliances he proposes to rightfto interfere with this great their great beauty and his wife inflate the cellular texture beneath KK published recently what it claims rF THIS IS WHAT DID IT privilege that mans first allegiance spake kind words ol praise unto tho human skin on tho breast to be the fullest list ever published ZZ PVP HHp uhIi politically is to his country that him as being one skilled in using which if filled with nir forma n nat- ¬ moa of American heiresses who have Big am- - yy yyf1 Slump In the Democratic Vote nrtffllirl AjtflfnnAnt1 I brushes ural pneumatic belt by the aid of t t married foreigners of title or rank SK SSI 13 Nbw when tho Oscar heard which one may not only float him spiritual adviser should enroach It is impossible to give now the pf within the past twenty five years upon tho political rights of the in those things he purposed in his self but even support nnotier i pyYt mi heart that he would go within the body This compilation gives the name entire vote of the County officially y try The idea is said to be perfectly of tho lady the amount of her for- The count will not be made until dividual that in a free country no kitchen and treat the stove where Pt r if on meat was cooked unto a full practicable it has ueen proved Hence we confine our man or body of men can with safety grown dose of tune which she brought to her Friday that paint which that a man weighing 1C0 pounds For further information address tho Stato use the name or the to titled husband and the name and selves now to general results bclongeth unto carriages whose specific weight is between Briard F Hill Northern Passenger list in- which are manifest and set forth powerof any religious sect or so the husband The title of 14 Straigntway did the Oscar 108 and 1 10 whose head may Agent Marquette Building 33 cludes the namcs of 134 American in nnothcr column We append cjety to influence or control tho haste unto the kitchen where bread weigh 7 pounds needs only about Chicago III R C Cowardin women whose aggregate fortunes however the official vote of the elective franchise that uo citizen was wont to bo made and in duo 200 cubic inches of air within his Western Passengct Agent 05 Ry time he painted the stove until order to float with his head Exchange Building St Louis amount to 161153000 ranging three Harlington precincts so far by reason of his association with could behold his faco to shave one body inthe by out of water This amount of Mpr pr D J Mnllicaney East any Churcb can bo absolved from from 50960 fo 15000000 each as concerns tho race for Governor looking thereon air is easily inserted into his hol ern Passenger Agent 59 W There is only one fortune of 15 Representative and Railroad his duty to the State cither in times 15 Now it camo to pasfj that low space beneath tho skin with Fourth StM Cincinnati O of war or times of peace without when tho morrow was come that Dr Schneiders aseptic syringes W L DAN LEY 000000 one of 13000000 and Commissioner and will give our G Pi T Ai Nashville Tonn twelve others of 5000000 or readers the entire official record in the consent of tho State that a the wife of tho Stevens arose while which will in one Injection inflafe trust is imposed 4pon such citizen it was yet early nnd buildcd a fire from 2p to 35 pubic inches of ar I lie name 01 Astor qoes naxt issue ovtr Inn free country to act politically within the stove and hasted o knead The introduction of tho point which - npt w upon his judgement and ab dough that she might prepare their fs only 2 millimeters thick will N E EARLINGTON ivn worn civavh uefttnjf Jitles hardly be felt Sudlt solutely frcefrom control or dicta daily bread niarry mWS rOR GOVERNOR i c JO In yet but a littlfc while be not eyen necessary tion ecclesiastical or otherwise It js mttph Tho noblemen have very often Hardin t 41 v We therefor Snsplemn man hold great volumes of smoke nroso simpler fo use a little apparatus Uratlley been bankrupt and disreputable 106 ju ner say that we will ridt be dictated from the stave as from a tar kiln alto riatentcd W Dr Schneider Pettlt 3 sometimes not Demareo to interfered with or hindered in and blue blazes issued therefrom which poniists of a hollow needle w jr ItAliSoAtrceWMlssiOitnit ¬ Clep3ee 51 -- ELECTED gi d - J9P T Nervous and Weak NOTICE County CASPER HARRIG BOOT y- - llioia who havo Ilopklns laruls for ialo AM SHOE MAKER i200Hjl y7A 1 1 I ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T v Ik 1 tan f Announftments for advertising these lanas Inftjjpatls ot tho country hava been raaddjjtho Kentucky Dureau of Infor matlorlnnd Immlgrallon Write Irof J Olenn Maddonvllle for blanks which when properly filled and returned will be sent to the bureau John I Atkinson ot liarlln lon mom bet of Exectitlvo Commlltec will be glad of furnish Information No cliarEOrhada J tor advertising YOUIl ouukks van MADIflONVlLLEi Ky If you want shoes to fit and to wear well havo them made to ort dcr Call at my shoe making cs tablishmcnt opposlto the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoe Shoes ol my make as all my customers wilt tell you are made of tho best material and aro in every respect just what a man needs Very Respectfully ¬ f J P- 5tr -- ¬ FOR SALE Fifty six acres of land ono mile Will receive prompt attention at Ky For south of Nortonville this office Estimates furnished particulars apply to E J Sisk upon application St Charles Ky -- JOB WORK CASPER HARRiB apt -- 5 tcHSsw v t5 f Uk-ls- j- L fl IKE DAVIS JLlVERY STABLE BPHCIALATTHNTION 1 4 rijfflBuk WBEfW 1 X Hoods Cures QJV TO HEARSE PUnKlttHKO ¬ FUNERALS ¬ 1 VMHaHHaWakHP Firsl Class Tnrn Ouls at Reasonable Rates jrtr RIGS ARE THE DEST IN THE CITY- Stable and ORlce on MAIN ST near Depot MY M ON SHORT HOTIOB SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THAVBLINS MEN ¬ mnm 111 ISAAC DAVIS t W ¬ lie 8T lr BERNARD DRU8 STORE i ¬ ¬ EARLINGTON KENTUCKY 1 - Ur fleet tjopatse An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine BRTUGGISTS V- i AND DEALERS IN - ¬ mPatent DRUGGISTS fiiwm and Perfumery FANGY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mil and Paint Brushes ¬ - I HUiHiil LipLot ¬ etrci Oil BEN T ROBINSON ¬ fm win ¬ Kcady Mixed Paints PHYSICIANa all colors in small cans ¬ ¬ ¬ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CDMPDUNDFD ¬ m ELECTROFOISE 1 ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Mortonn Gap Ky Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS And everything else knows to the trade Bjtcfans prescriptions Carcfalta ComfOHHW ¬ jit ¬ ¬ MADI50NVILLE ¬ Machine Works HAHNA fl ¬ ¬ PATE Proprifiors ¬ ¬ Manufacturers of ¬ ¬ ¬ s M Stoam Engines Boilers Mining Machinery such as Shakers Mining Carts Revolving Screens Hoisting Engines Etc Etc - DEALERS IN BcarlnsBrass v 1 GoqdsWroDgIit Iroa Pipe steam Fittliis Cbeck v- - Gaest Pups IiHcUrs Etc ¬ REPUBLICAN ¬ Preserver Repairs on fengincs Boilers and all kinds of Machinery Neatly jao3m and Promptly Executed if ¬ ¬ ti j tri - ¬ Q ¬ - ¬ itf mm Walter McGary EARLIHGTON KENTUCKY ¬ rrr I rrr rrr 4 ¬ ¬ rr 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ m rrr Livery and Feed Stables SPLW DID LI WE OF VEHICLES BOOD STOCKi s ¬ X ¬ ff ¬ O W M --SELEBAJST TURNOUTS FURNI8HED ON SHORT NOTICB Hauling o EVERY DEBOfliPTION U HO 1 m Ii ir a T CT AliniViJIj ¬ J s 1 1 mm we m Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed ¬ ¬ New Planing Mill Two Squares North of Depot oa Providence R It ¬ MADISONVILLE J KY Frames TV Manufaclar r of Mil Usileri la ¬ ¬ Sasli Doors IMtJttJBTS Blifltls COLUMS Dqof and Window MANTKLS HiiUiijs VENTILATOHS WIKflvANB CRIUNO AhJ AH Ktate of KOUGK ANH BKRS3ED LIIMBKR on I i uiotlipuui4lern6n of u- W wrouM fillfl our tew factotf wlttt lie Vi -- H ¬ rivi- HlrB4 - ¬ Dm owe i7vnw nwMiiuiHitiit pWE9ee LWMKII EXOWANM It yon thfyilo- - ttr mkI l prjeel th 6nllM Ultt kfro yt 8jr wlH a n kmM eutloM trotk la FMi KotlSH UIMMfW wtmiiMilL tklM WtMMufiicwr Kly Jons U K umUi AIO mm -- t pMry m4 r pMrt4 o U I n fJia f L Hi PABE ril t CO J a Nwwri WMMMJBMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMMMMM MMMT jMMMmB lULfi1 yUyr S y J f r it t JMtstsatjsMsMs1sst it v1 N Li P fflffJ j PltiJ - - 7W 41 ur T- r tTWiJrN T4 JfldK-tt-- I r - m rrn Pilgrims Awheel to Atlanta A short timq Ujj 3itott3tru tea Cfjtluc Dcmec L JLflfcsssmUl fc U sESBBMBMHBsHiMt S N TIMB prA i felSv lirjijWBus jouriicy inisi r irtti NOtTK iiiu tuurisi ui ibsi wcck misiaiu 111s Mall route and camo by Shawnectown NlgM Ksprets 0pM Earlingtqnij strictly on1ho thori rVevlrtenee unci Mdlionllle Rheumatism Runs Riot 6ij p m oughfare south bottrby rail Snd SOUTH When there it lactic acid la tbo blood j public road 4ut p m Llntmenti Earlington enterand lotions will boot no perma Night Ripteii m prise has built the first good roads ItrrtniYllla AccotiKxUdon t A curb can bo accompanied 51J5 p oj nent benefit Providence find Madlionfltle arrives tun m only by neutralising bit acid and for Ibis In IJopkins county N Tho L effect Sundsr Mir iftat puriose Iloodt Sartaparllla It Ibo beit and N C St L railroads furW W KTHRtDQK Ainl medicine because Hooda Sarsaparilla It nish the most direct route to AtARRIVAL AND DUPARTUKB OP TRAINS AT tho only true blood purifier prominently In lanta Ibo public eye ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ TABLE Our friend Thos WhltforJ departed yesterday evening for Empire whither he goon to execute a large amount of stone and brick work Uro Whitford lifrs just returned from an extended sojourn in Crabtrco at which place ho did considerable repairing Ho is on all around man and can knock donnickB In shape and sliht mortar with great ability acd quick ness His sojourn in E mpirc wiTl bo a lengthy one Am Operative Mason since F 6 DovJn in foe Mins wjectz aBcaauEt if ¬ Turner and four otiicr wheelmen from St One of the oldest miners bat Ihe St Louis passed through Earlington Bernard had working for then Thos enroute to Atlanta and tho Exposi Longstaff took bit departure last week tion -- Now there ib andtlior1 Mr tor Montana lie bits two sons residing there and be goes Ibere to work In the J L May from Mt Vernon 111 mines There are few better men than Mr through last Wednesday Longstaff and his many frlendsVeVe loath wheeled jrTw T v tm t aiicnnonf uounu or mo same wni wna hiwi i la llablo to rtmo funcUonnt disturb mioo through sym ¬ pathy Dyspepsia Buggy and Horse For Sale Call on or address ur Joloied snd Wens mutirt ni H V ft All eonmnnlcstlaaS or Indigestion often cousca U to palpi tnto in a dUtrrwIn wny slnloi to Ibis column should t sddretied lo Gio Alssandis Biillnslon Kr nm nr l goalTh HrajVaAja hadJJ auditor of the Coal Astocla last weelt we pre ¬ sume for the purpose ot gathering up fig- ¬ ralytls fxxmotor Atnila Epilepsy or yHi8t Vltuaa Danco BlcTlcmc Hcrv ures for bis monthly report 0w lVostratlon Nervous Debility Wound Allmcnto am Eii Robleson will not return to tho eis Mohutcholla and ICindrod great suoorea treated as a specialty with tho Btnfr of Ibo Invalid Hotel For Jelllco mines lo work but will remain here with tbe hopes of soon finding some Hunphlct nctcronrco and Particulars on-profitable employment Address Woninfi DrsrKttBAnT Medical The men who bad in charge tbe open Associaiom Uuiraki li Y 1H Price tfofl wm wthreala Arfnrlmnfl rntian Ifc to labor ondtily SulTorcrs from such Norr oils AiToctlona often Imaglno tbemeolres tho Ticvuns ut orgonio noon uiseaao Ikhh NERVOUS DIHRASES m r- - lIlliuW rapid times Bplnal pulsations Many Knrvous IVoo tratlon Debility and Impoverished fllood also cauM IU too The health of Ihe community among oar people Is much improved Our school it In a flourishing condition The average dally attendance Is about one hundred and twenty five Rev Wm Foster closod a very success ful series ot meetings Ian Wednesday Ky ¬ Vv REV G M BURNETT Earllngtgn Pastor M E Church Rev II If Gordon preachnd at the Baptist crfurcb last Wednesday night Rev W A Walker opened a aeries of meetings at his church last Sunday nleht Tbe public Is cordially Invited to attend ReV T IIMerriwoather returned home last Monday from his church wbera be has been holding a very auccesful meeting tr it HOT SHOTS V B- Y- i NORTONVILLE Vty A7 OO 8c Memphis to Central Cllr Pulton e LoiliTlllef Memphis 10 Louisville LouUrlllo 19 t t Central tit i Loniivllle 10 w uuinu kasi -- OH re 1045 TO V Hood Mils act sanity yel promptly and effectively on the liver and bowel fellow-towns-ma- ito p a Extending His Our n GOING WHST 1ulton la Mimphlt Memphis tu 1 sjj in to p ra 73 a iu 130 a ft- 6arlingfor fajDjanings Ill- i News Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and Other Doing at Hone Worthy of Special Mention i -- r Mr I L M itobertson is having a condition built to his house which consists of three rooms and a porch winch will greatly add to tne value and appearance of his domicile Ned Simons of Madisonvillo a veteran knight of the hatchet and saw is hewing the shaft and laying the architrave ¬ Domain J y Vf M Aj v Catarrh cin bo successfully I roiled only Good advice Never leave borne on a by punlylng the blood and the one true journey without a bottle ot Chamberlains Irtood purifier Hooda Sarsaparilla Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ior As vc last week foreshadowed tale by St Uernard Drue Store Earllnalon must bo tho result so it has turned lienT Robinson Mortons Gap George but and the boy who killed Jeff King SI Charles1 Harris at Iiarncsley was dismissed Henderson Hominy at the examining trial mils Burned Consumption -- The Men Can le Curt J By the use of Shilohs Cure This great Cough Cure is the only known remedy for that terrible Sold by St disease Bernard Drug Store Look out for Tony the Convict in the near future Pills 1 Do Not Core Pills do not cure Constipation They only aggravate Karls The wife of Leonard Wells of Eatt Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg ¬ Drimfield Mass bad been auBering from ularity of the bowels For sale by neuralgia for two days not being able to St ucrnaru Drug Store sleep or hardly keep still urben Mr Holden George Moporc has returned Ibe merchant there tent ber a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm and asked that from Henderson she give a thorough rial A Oabya Life Sartd derson Hom iny MillsW W Shelby proprietor burned at 630 oclock Monday morning cause unknown Tho fire originated 4n the upper story The mill and contents and three cars of grain on siding were consumed The plant was valued at about 20000 and stock at 2000 par tially insured ¬ Drug Store Mrs Geo W Rash and little son of Madlsonville visited in Was Lost but the city this week now Is Pound Captain Svrttnty My baby had croup and was sayed by Shilohs Cure writes Mrs J B Martin of iluntsvillc Ala For sale by St Bernard Oa steeling he was told that she was all rignl ibo pain bad left ber crushed itseriously causing Mr within two hours and hat Ibe bottle of Stevens to forsake his business and Pain Ualm was worth 500 if it could not be bad for less For sale at 50 cents per deydtec his entire time to the manu bottle by fat Bernard Drug Store Earling- ¬ facture of poultices and courting of ton Ben Tltobinson Mortons Gap Ceo of case in a thousand and one dif King St Charles ferent positions Mr Wells the next W and six days from operators have take charge ot tbe mine London lb New York It would only con sume thirty one days of twenty four hdura and will at ones proceed to develop it to perform the feat which only a few Never were Ibe Ifopklns county mines years ago In a daring flight of bis Imagi IARENTSI fban they are at pres- ¬ running more steady nation M Jules Verne suggested might be Send your tons atfd tliogbterl to ent Tbe demand for coal Is heavy and done in eighty days ATKINSON COUKCB It Is thought by some that Ibe low stage of Thus it Is ihat In Ihe arts and sciences and have tbom learn a trade while ac Ihe Ohio river which has caused the Ibo marvels of yesterday become Ihe comqniringaheir education Wejeajh five transportation ot coal by river to bo Impos ¬ monplaces of to dayl geod trides athorpagii college education sible tribVcause of the eroat demand v besldesa special course In Shorthand and a Even with lbs SI Bernard Coke works 3raD eOinet Typewrillng ranning at their fullest capacity every day T A M Moork Prin Kentucky only stands la the ninth place Madlsonvllle Ky MANNINGTON as avcoke producer as me following tacts and figures show A report on coke re or Rv G D WAttKSR Miss Ida Bard of Greenville Uvansville Ind cently aabmitfed by Joe D Weeks which 20 Mo will be a pejtof Ihe forthcoming volumo was visiting in this vicinity last Bad Kentucky The football team daiMhieraifiesoarees for 1895 gives week - frew Bethel Col- - Ihe very latest statistics oa coke produc- Feot Ball Croft Knight of Providence lion in the United Stales during last year came tip to see his best girl last Aiuaaiiviiic This repprt states Ibaftbe total production aero on Saturday IniiSo Is the snullel lo the history of Saturday bound forEvansville They wdro coking n tbe Untied Stales slice iSe pas Rey T1 II M6ore of Madi confidant and bedecked with rib it amounted to 919624 tons as compared sonvillo preached at Colos Chapel bons and long hair preparatory to with 9477580 Ions infS93 and 13010829 last Sunday this marked Of course loas in the annihilation of the Crescents falling is 1892 to tbe depression in due the iron fejjHendersonjCnch was in Hop- The Evansville papers now say trade and chiefly to tbe falling oB in tbe Kinsvinc last ftionaay the Bethel teanr needs many les production of pig iron In Ibe manufacture Rev A D Hicks and family of t gnSiniopi SSftfcolIlifO an Ibewhich by farlathe largest proportioncon- were visiting relatives in this Cake made the United States u neighborhood last week compete witliuhe Crasccnts sumed In 1894 the total productioa ot The score was 13 to o Ken pig fron smelted with coke exclusively or jMiss Kate McDaniel of Hop tuckyis not yet pre eminent in with a mixture of coke and anthracite was kinsyille also superintendent of football powers butthere jsslfglit 63H89r tons compared with 6617833 schools Was in this- neighborhood reason why she may not bc even tons in 1893 and 8390359 tons in 1892 This last week though Kcntuckianshave forgotten is areduction in round numbers ot 373000 Mrs Crick wife bfjeff Crick is tons compared with 1S93 and ot 2000000 on the sick list how baseball is played Tbe falling Ions as compared with 1B92 In N H Crick iy reported - on the off In coke prodnction was 381336 tons He Gets There One day last week 1893a compared with 1894 aad 48585 sick list this week WitlTtine ourgoodf friend tons a compared with 1892 Thus we RJiSs Manerva and Billie Foot- Enfield Stevens see that tbe decrease In coke production were visiting in Crofton lastStanley¬ Saturand the falling off in the pig Iron output met with a pain- day run closely together wnuc opening a In tbe following table will be found a iui accioent These ends large gate at the St Bernard statement ot Ihe production and value ot badly shaken of the earth were up hy an earth quake stables it slipped from the hinges coke in Ibe United States by States in last Thursday morning and fell a distance of two feet one 1894 Net Ions of 3000 pounds aro used The drought that is upon us is Value of the posts struck his foot and Slum and Territories- - Ml tons Ing of Ihe new mine at Sebree completed Ihe sinking of Ibe shaft last week and tho Ing Straits lo London SAM OVER JOINTERS This teems lo be a season of battle with tin Rev I Bailev la in a verv Inter esllng meeting al Morions Gap The Earlington Choir went to Madison- vilto last Sunday and sang In Ihe Installation Services ot Rev D J Johnson who was lately called to the pastorale ot Ihe East View Baptist church ¬ f YOU LAUGH AND CRY WHEN YOU READ THIS BOOK aooIAQES Supremely illustrated and botind in the most elegant English cloth DOLLARS FOR WORKER8 U a ia ¬ ¬ pelegrams ¬ The Christian Endeavor Society Meets at 130 oclock Sunday afteruooo These meetings are interesting as well at Profit Any responsible man or woman sending us only one dollar will receive able You are cordially invited lo ba nrH by return mail rosTPAin a complete outfit consisting of a ent next Sunday afternoon Come and full and complete copy of this nohlo boojo bring your children This grand book is now out and will only ho sold by agents A WONDERFUL OFFER i r It and get your territory or some one else will be ahead of yon and to miss selling this book means the loss of a big salary for the next year Wc pay the very best commissions Order to day r ORDER NOW Mr F Davit the colored photographer caught the picture of the school of Ibis city last Thursday Last Thursday was a holiday for all working men When will this haoDen again Parents send your children to Sunday School It Is a tbame lo have Ibem rov- ¬ ing the ttroet on Sunday morning - pawsrea 1f4j ADDRESS SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING HOUSE 208 N COLLEGE t S1 JNA5W WHEN Vlll fc TfcilNlN ai w Prom Another Folnt of View enld that you would never mnrry said tho old womttu I thought you ¬ when the new woman had told of her odmltted tho1 new womnn candidly You asserted ns I recall H went on tho old woman that a progressiva woman like yourself should devoto her tlmo to tho work of enlarging womans sphere of action and that for that abso- ¬ lute freedom was necessary I still maintain it But marriage My dear the sphere of action Js all right but upon looking at tio inar i rlage question from another potni o view X discovered that I was wrong ruj to tlmt feature of our grand new mdve- ment I must have some ono to eup liort me while I nm enlarging tho sphere Chicago Evening Post Doctor Ifavo you tried tho sea shoro Invalid Yes I tried It once bu Its too hard Work Dressing and Undent ¬ t ing la very tiresome I dont qulto understand Well you bco the doctor 1 had there said I must take a whisky toddy after each bath Yes but suppose he did It keeps mo in bathing all tho time Texns Sittings An Overworked Invalid cnffiipement Well I did li - - US A K San Diego Cal says Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good Price 50c For sale by St Bernard Drug Store III ¬ Mrs W E McGary and chil drcn visited rclativcs here this week The Best Cough Cure nillLMIlHIIWIlM m Is Shilohs Cure A neglected Stop it at cough is dangerous onco will Shilohs Cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mrs Edwin Phillips and daught- ¬ er Miss Mayi were in Madison sonvillcTiKsday Eg 1 was ncrvcous tired irritable and cross KarPs Clover Root Tea has made mq well and happy For sale by St Bernard Drug Store D Gajbrcath has located hero permanently and when you need watch or clock work you ought to take it to him Scores on One day last week Mr John Ten nings louna a pocketbook between this city and Hccla which contained some valu- ¬ able papers among which was a certificate of deposit in the Provi dence Bank and a tax receipt from Sheriff Tapp given to William Burns to whom it appears the wallet belongs No cash whatever of any denomination standard or value was developed by the strict est search The owner can by calling upon Mr Jennings and reading his titles char again re- ¬ ceive that which Is his own How to Prevent Croup I He condemns gates as a general nuisance and advocates the universal adoption of drawbars and slip gaps 1 Alabama Colorado Ceorgla Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia West Virginia - 11871348 ii 301140 91019 99741 908970 116586 51566 90875 31640 6063778 291646 6385489 J 1180091 KOMB RBA01N0 TO THAT WILL MOTHERS MOVK IKTBR- - XSTINO Y0UN0 llOW TO OUAUD AOAIHST TUB D1SBASK w v Are You Made v Miserable by Indigestion Constipation Dizziness Loss of Appe ¬ tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital izcris a positive cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Rokn Last Frtda week to Mr and Mrs W H Peyton a twelve pound boy ¬ r h A Great Germans Prescription - Diseased blood constipation and kidiiqys Hyor and bowl trou- bles are- cured by Karls Clover Root Tea For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Illllll Lost Ggld Bangle in shape of Kings Daughters Cross Sup posed to have been dropped on HUskiwnlk in front of Crenshw Soub slprc The finder will please rcturjv sane- ta MJsrCarri Croiishaw ahd recaiyis mtabte re ward f A Smc ulatlve Tho city dads are hereby in Suerrestion i yited to adjust yf Vtliejr glasses and Uk K ffroll Aver y pur siduwnlks and vote that a little repajrjng in ihe way p replacing some 60ceedod bricks would main- tain our well esttiblhlied reputa tion for good walks and thorough- the suijcientis fares A wor4 ¬ Wll ¬ H II It- Croup is a terror to young mothers end to post tbem concerning tbo cause first symptoms and treatment Is tne object of this item Tbe origin of croup is a com- mommon cold Children who are subject lo It take cold very easily and croup Is al ¬ most sure to follow Tho first symptom is hoarseness this is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough which is easily and recognised and will never be forgotten by one who has beard it The time to act is when be child first becomes hoarse If Chamberlain Cough Remedy fs freely gives all leadescy to croap will soon disap ¬ pear Even alter the croapy cough I de veloped It will prevent the attack There is no danger la giving this remedy for It contains nothing iujurious For sate by SI Bernard Drug Slore Earlington Ben T Robinson Merlons Gap George King St Charles ¬ Qne day last week a certain party living in this place went oyer Sto Madisonvillff to attend oraq business whilst there Aiz a bowed down frequently at the recuperate bis health and will resume his shrine of Bacchusand as a natural formor duties agaia this month sequence got things a little mixed on tbe The breaking down of the Upon returning home hiirtrain was Henderson division where so wires trains many stopped about a mile from the city pre run prove a great injury to tho move to await the clearing of the tracks ment of trains by tbe dispatcher as was by the shft Engine thinking he shown last week when a fast bananba had reached home the party train was delayed about two bours becauso wife were broken by a falling treef alighted qnd commenced a dill man baa bees added to tbe dis ¬ gent search among the- - trees and Another patchers ferca at EvaasvilleT Nick Walker bushes tor his street and number can now be found there assisting the disMeanwhile the tram pulled into patchers and a better man would be bard the city and the bewilderedgcrt Jo find tlcman was found by some gen The Russian government is displaying jerous hearted parties who kindly an activity in prosecuting thia great enter prise which makes jt certain not only that conducted him home ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Didnt Know When lie Was at The current report is that a certain young lady and gentleman foQCOrtjofiAte Blasts were to elopo to Clarksvillc a few Uays ago to have the knot tied that Too Old Fashioned makes two souls with but a single Struggling Author You say my Ifthereeyer was a busy lotot men it is thought two hearts that beat as book wont do Publisher No sir Its on the Henderson division nowwhere tbey one but the groom forgot the ap- ¬ arojvjorking bard to gef ready Jf or in- pointment and the show did not Struggling Author How spection which takes place on tbe nth come off hath charms to sooth the day ot November rMusic f rubllsher Your plot Is a plot your 1 savage j 5 McCoy we understand Is wi i characters have characteristics and irarmMtef To split a roak or bust a cabbage when they talk they say something back from trip West where lie went to ¬ toobld-fash-ione- M99J 480114 93747 1659687 something terrible in form wheat that has come up is drying on the hill and stock water is very scarce Singing and candy pulling is the order of the day fn these dig gins d -- BARNESLEY NY Weekly JV goodly number of our citizens visited MadisonviHe last Friday attending thp trial of the colored boy who killed Jeff Harris The earth shake gave us a good Indianapolis shaking and I niust say that wc dollars worth of time Journal have one brave man in our town Didnt Want Ills for Jhe shot at the earth quake Im going a nuttlng sho gayiy said We re organized our Sunday May I go with you Inquired young WoodbyWitto School with very good interest womans oyes filled with tears of rago I guess it aint your business I kin tako caro of It myself I rcckoa But it was too late Tho ever pres ¬ ent floor walker had heard tho request and ho condescondod to lead tho crest Wltnt for fallon country woman to tho cashiers Wc have the foundation rocks Why to talk to you desk With a last exultant snarl tho for our church on the ground and Oh sho rejoined naively Im not small woman corkscrewed her way Washington through tho crowd nnd dlssappcarcd solicit aid from any one who feels going chestnuttlng -- N Y Herald Star willing to help Not Sex Alloyed Happiness It must bo delightful Bald tho ordi ¬ nary married woman to bo earning your own living and moro too It has Its drawbacks said tho busi-¬ Kvcry tlmo I go to a bar ness woman gain sale and bovo seventy five or eighty cents on purchases l loso two or three had selected this scorching day to shop was incomprehensible at least to tho finite masculine mind But tho big Bhop was packed and Jammed with them Thoy all looked utterly fagged out and many showed signs of growing irritation Two women of widely contrasting types paused for a moment on the out ¬ skirts of this human vortex They Stood at opposite points equally dls slant from that portion of tho long counter dedicated to Remnants Neither was young Tho ono evident ly a country woman had tho placidly stupid gazo of a ruminating cow Tho other was dlstlnotly a produot of New York Sho was dressed In rusty black Bits of crcpo wero pinned at uncertain intervals upon her costume Bier shabby bonnet with its drunken plume was very much over ono car Sho woro tho suspicious but alert air of a terrier that had been fooled too often by tho cry of Tho illusion was Ratal heightened by a peculiar habit ot car¬ rying her elbows close to her sides and letting her hands flop down from her extended wrists as If sitting up beg ¬ ging A common Impulso put both women In motion On tho floor by tho rom nant couutcr lay a purse Apparently no ono elso saw It Tho small woman by a vigorous ap- ¬ plication of her sharp elbows worried her way toward tho prize But hero 6lzo defeated agility By sheer forco of her own wolght tho country womon projocted hcrsolf upon it Victory was hers Tho Uttlo woman gavo a yolp of dis¬ appointment as sho saw her rivals hand open tho purso and dlsoloso a goodly sized roll of bills Instantly her face gleamed with malicious triumph Leaning over tho counter oho called In a shrill voice Miss heros a lady as has with scathing emphasis found a purso with money Wont you takb horto tho department for lost ar ¬ If you want a first class entertainment call at our schools on Friday afternoon Coold tho Other Woronn Wher thoy all camo from was a Our teachers are certainly makiog things mystery And why bo many women lively upon the bill Conld Kot Out GREEK MEETS GREEK the Lost Iartr Bat Neither Prof Hardings family is very sick vet and it is feared that it wiji result In serious trouble Mrs Bishop of MadisonviHe friends here this week visited Misses Sarah Moors and Martha McNarv were in tbe city Sunday Miss Lena Lunsford was the enest l Miss Pritchetl Sunday ot uI I -- Mrs Sarah Brown is tbe guest of her sister Mrs Minlio Ray We do not thinK thai any man ought to use his official position to kill off good men who are below him simply because ha dis- ¬ likes them It is not tbe spirit of Christ There is an honest and a dishonest way of killing off mon and tome are re sorting to tbe latter If tbey have lost sight of the Golden Rule let them drive on for wbalsover a man sowelh that sball he also reap Earlington was well represented at Madi sonviHe Sunday by Ihe pastor and choir ot tbo Baptist church of this cily They acquitted themselves very creditably Prof Harding deserves much credit for tbe musical talent which he exhibited on that occasion Mrs Edmunsoo of Tennessee is tbe guest of Deacon J H Edmunson Mrs Lizzie Edmunson has relumed from an exteuded visit in Tennessee ii It is hoped that tho school trustees will visit our schools as Ihe law provides and says tbey sball do It would do some folks good lo swallow I hi 11 and digest tbe utterances of the Model Child that we listened lo last Friday Grand indeed tlclck Tho country Sit up Straight Jmat o eaay to sit up straight Bi- ¬ on a bicycle as on a horse cycle mutt bo built right though have easily adjustable handle bar and many sites to Jit you That means your bityn a The Ho Editor Yesterday evenIn Clover ing the hoss - ¬ editor- received a three ply invitation from Judge An Accident to Mrs W F Burr walked out with her son David ¬ firs Burr and other childreR Saturday afternoon to enjoy the fresh air and Becomtho beauties of autumn ing tired they mounted a wagon that was coining part way to their home but if dismounting from the wagon Mrs Burrs skirts caught in same way aiid she fell to the ground where she remained for a few moments stunned and Mrs Burr has since unconscious to bed and has suf fered but now seems to be gaining her wonted strength - ¬ ¬ wise y IjOVk JV- f x tJ ItcWag SvmTows rWplsturo itM ami stinging mot at night nof ty cratcllg If lUwd to continue form wUkh ofei Wd and tcarat U soining vary sore Swvanks Oihtmkht atopt th Itching aad bWdiag luwU ileti atton aail m nioafctMa ramoyea lite orat At druggUU or by mail for so caats Dr Swafna A 80a Philadelphia tlUlklWklH tw Low prices and hrntclaM work is my motto t D Gaihrkaik Wc arc pleased Work Go en to note that a N corps of L painters have made a disccnt upon Now is the tamelto stibccribe for the water tanks at this place and Tub Bee are treating tkeM to a full dose of The truthful paint which fc causing the local Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Lift startling title to attract a scenery of that section wrfy of a book Now if great deal ef attention p ibout No to the powers that he would give us Wc the oaly cure If yew want to quit and a depot cotBmwuucate with the Bfacea up skot- buaineM of our city the eternal cant u4 Inisad narvaa etimlnataa aicotlM mhom would be demon make weak ataa gairi strength weightami fitnees of thin strated bayoftd all doubt or cavil vlaor IoailUa cure or raoaey rafuiNil Book at PrHggiM ormaiUd fraa Ad Ml Starling RmadyCoCUlcao1j The Bkk hat a wonderful lot of drew The RaaeWekSjKawyortrjiio Spruce St political news thisj week For uk by all Druggists Let tbe Good Farnsworth to accompany him to tho Richland district and witness the nuptial ceremony of Mr Jasper Pinkston and Miss Oda Hibbs Theequine man donned his Sab bath costume and gladly went with His Hbftorfd the residence of the brides mother where he found all in readiness and quitca crowd of friends and neighbors assembled At tho time appointed the happy couple appeared before the judgo who pronounced ho fateful words in his happiest manner The friends assembled then came forward and offered their warmest congratula tions after which all were invited to an adjoining room where an ample repast was spread to which His Honor and tho hoss editor pafd undivided attention After a short time spent in pleasant conven tion tiio luncironary 01 taw accom panicd by the nag journalist left for homo regretting that they were not called upon at least seven times a week to perform this pleasant task Tlte Bee extends its warm est congratulations to tho happy young couple I ¬ JJ C 4ad locale-co-ha- 1 it will be completed before tbo date origi ¬ nally arranged J Before the close of tbia year the road will be opened as far as the Iitver Obi It will then be possible ia ibo Old World to take a continuous journey from tbe At- ¬ lantic eastward ot over1 4000 miles It Is probable judging from tbe present rate ot progress that by tbe opening of the twentieth century a continuous belt of stel will stretch from Paris to tbe Pacific It has already beea suggested and as tbe Siberian road approaches the Pacific Ocean the matter will receive increasing attention that it wouldbe possible to ex- tndjjur AtaericaasyatMi f roads north- easterly to Alaska to a terminus at Bering Strait oa tbe Pacific With a powerful and efficient system of trata ferriage across the strait a distance of say fitly miles tbe United Stales sys tem of railroads would be placed jn touch not merely with that ot Siberia itself but with Ibe whole Asiatic and European sys tem Regarding Siberia it is certain Ibat thai country has Vast mining anil agricultural possibilities which only need transporta tion facilities to develop them In Ibe manufacture o Implewauts aad plants tor agriculture and mining the United Stales are particularly successful Such a raitroa o Alaska while developing our own territory would undoubtedly foster a large trade with Asia China to the south must ultlma3lelyeatablisb a railroad sya tern aad wbeflstwSjoealtwllimeroiy be a matter of lime before sb touches the Siberian road to tho north and the Indian roads lo the south With an Alaskan road bulltaveryswca axtaaslon in Asia wniir 94 mw cousHry op o 10 our iraae Freight eortWtbsabe 1 h lisped from New York or New OrleaM to Cantos Irkutsk St Petersburg or Pari without breaking balk A railroad to aad through Alaska would preaeot Mgiaaetlag difficulties it la true bat probably m greater Ibaa the alevfa tWHtttmd feot pais o the Kjo Granite Railroad or the fawoaWpaw through the of South Amariea And It la iBtr4tag 10 note thai such a scheme if oosipUtad Weald make tbi dr cult ot lb globe a matter of not more than MM Moaiba iMveliag Allow lag five days front New York lo th coast six days to Beiiag Siraitt foarieeu day frota Her- ¬ the lllfflit Mr John Greenwood visited his Bldwell When n woman wishes to ¬ parents last bunday in Madison- utterly enuclch another woman sho viHe simply freezes her with silent con- ¬ tempt Mr Joe Smith of Hecla who Breezey I know Hi aud thats what was orougnc Hero is improving a makes mo so mad becauso my wifo little fn health wont try tho name plan on mo Bay City Chor- Mr L D Scroggins is sick with otos Ittn nces neuralgia in his face and head Do Garry Ab you intend to marry Mr I L Smith has changed his her why did you consent to her riding residence from here to Mortons a- bicycle when you aro so opposed to them Gap ij Mcrrltt Well I know sho would liavo Bro Qomby was unable to meet hiir way In tho end and I figured up that by giving In now her father would hs class Sunday morning have topay for tho wheel Life T ft OUSE PAINTING Neatly Artistically and Honctlty Kiecuted by thole Veterans ot the Drush Charles J Tom McFaden When little Rupert saw u venders horse whoso ribs wero plainly visible tho other day he said to his nurse Oh Ellen Just look at tbo horse Harpers Round with corduroy sklnl Table A Modest Request They asked hint If hs wanted work With rlglitoouo inqlgrnatlon You Insult me sir Ho answered I want a situation -- Truth No Cikuso Tho Vender Homo Will make estimates select colors and ejreulo wotk la a sirlo ami finish second to none They wtile no material alight no details and Inra rlably give satisfaction They take pains and pleasure in tsecutlng all work in their line 11 you are even thinking ot painting it Is to your Interest lo consult them AqMress SON MdADliN 013017 Usrnesey Ky isn3w BELMpNT t Sufficiently Healed I Well Watered I Lfehteri hv Cu This Jus Is New I Fnrtmnlngl are New I Everything Fliil clii I HOTEL KY MADISONVIUB Vjrs Sarab Pfr wWt Proprietor IN QUALITY1 Her Father appearing suddenly over Ahl young wwi Wf yui eh Did my daughter pt omlso to meet you hero Tho Young Man scared into telling tho truthY-o--B- v sir Bko promised to meet mo here a quarter of on hour ngoj butbut I havent seen any ¬ thing of her Her Father nngrljy Thnt Is Just ike n womart tot nil tho world Thoy J tavo no respect for an engagement whatever You Just stand herojlmd Ill go back to tho house and mm her tfto wall tot Alarm ruck MOST IN QUANTITY my If Has lad all 11 Vrobablf the Case Brown Qur candidate Bays the sal- ¬ ary of the efflce k o object to him Jones I suppose he has his eyes on tbo perquWtea Brooklyn JMfo WHITES CREaM i VERMIFUGE FOR 90 YEARS EVERY aim WORM Romotllas BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 ULP XV AII ItKVUMIWM rirrtl 4l L4MM No Simply apply Swanv8 Ointmrnt Cures tetter laternal medicltin required ecieroa Itch all eruptions oa tbo face hands nose c leaving bo slrfn clear while and healthy Its great healing and curative power are posmmmI by no other roouxly Ask your uruggiat for Swavmk s OfHTHKNT FATAL MISTAKE a rrofoio Frenehtnaa In Ills iave Tttklnff A citizen of Franco who has an In votcrnto habit ot confounding every ¬ thing which is said to him and has been endeavoring to acquire a knawl was about edgo of our vernacular leaving his boarding houso for a mora comfortable quarter All tho llttla mysteries of his wardrobe including his lost nether garment and umbrella had boon packed nip who 11 ho bethought to himself thettnplcasaut duty now devolving upon lilin that of bid ¬ ding ta folks good by After shaking his follow boarders cordially by tho hund nnd wishing them with IncchMint bowing zo vor reo best success in zo virl and zo benediction du chief hu retired in search of his dear lanllady to giver her also his blessing lia met her at the staircase and advufTclnfr hat In hand with a thousand fcorapes commenced Ahl uiudamc Im going his fcpeoch to lcavo you You havo been verre amlablo to tne madiinir I will novare forget you for tat If In my conntree I would nsk zer government to give you a pension mnduino The good lady put down her head itnd bhuhed moilektly while qur Frenchman pro ccpdfid Veil I mutt goi 0tu know Jn Muse life H Is full of pulu an trouble If Hot odoptui zo vlrl vieh Lauutrtlna inuda In hU pocAlo zen zure Adieu ma kliouUl bo no mora pain ditiuu ik1Umin1 perhaps foretur Ttim upun the Frenchman was mak ing liU exit when Iu wus suddenly culled by hUliuulhultv who Intcruatcd yon have Why Mr tv ly Inquired Ar 0 foryotton your littoh kvy appeared ntnrizcd appurqntly not un Yes ikrBlunding IiIh Interrogator you know it is coiiMm ud Mrs M- tho rula for all boarders to give me Oh madatnel In their hitch koyw terrupted the Frenchman with enthu I vlll give you not one not siasm one but zoitziincsl and applying the action to tho word ho sprang toward Mrs M- nnd embracing her tightly in his arms k Used hci most heroically recOvidrltw The affrighted Mr M JierioU at lengincilcii out ino ueyii Fronehy looking confused confound Oh ed ejaculates with heavy sighs mauamol 1 zoi you ax me tor one 1ccs un I give it to you Vat a fatal thUtakel HeQttUh American Minnie Tho man marry atust be a 1 hero Indianapolis Mamie Yes Indeed Journal A It Wus Mads by Bicycle quality 100 Havent said a word about No need Everybody knows the Columbia is the best bicycle made Have lower priced machines too Hart fords Art Catalef n free It yau call Moore Arnold aqts KY of- - EARLINQTjON ¬ Send your Job Work to this ficc Satisfaction guaranteed ¬ PATEMTS J R L1TTELL ii Patest Trade Mar and Copyright Csase Adorscy and Conssellor ¬ ppetttt Pattat 08c twelve years experience Write for information American and Foreign Patents Caveats and all business arising under be patent laws promptly and care- ¬ fully 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 paper W II JERNACAH W eesttix igjtor Over ID O ¬ Vica PtMud Ou Mutgr Cashier 0 W WADDILL Sfopkjrta jXcunlu ¬ ¬ fffiAlXV 1 - i Madisonvillk Ky Stick- Mai -- -- WOO Traattfit a general feaaHsg N4u aad iavit Ihe aecovats ot t cttltsM oj tfpWs Mi adjofefittf cmH Has tbe finest aad ssotf HH this section ot Xstttnctty yaulUa IT WMWV - T t pT JfJ Cfye 23ee TEHMftl uticmrnoN IerYear In alyn SltMonlln Ttitto Monllis Special AN INSECT DUGL SAVING IN1 SANITATION tl r llnt t1 00 JO Death Iletneen VTosp And Dlff FlnncUt Losi to Comtnnnltlcs From Sick¬ fplder ness nnd Death laotv n wonderful exhibition ol tho This Is ft hard practical ago that de Wfivery of Insects whllo I wns on iny tnandsmoney ralpo for every progress ¬ Tncntlon this summer erild tho procs iva step nnd efforts to Improvo sani- ¬ or after tho coffco had been brought tary conditions aro too often rotnrded on and tho cigars had been lighted by this mercenary claim As argu ¬ I spent my holiday camping out ho ments sanitarians present somo ro lv right to K4 n jyWcJ ni rKHT ADrTHKIT Iocl Nolle Pa etnti Netla lih local read llravler run acn Inn inaitir lldatn carta per lln or year lutnlshed on by Ilia iurt Haiti npiillcmlan to Ibis office jliat niTUmolreolnilfnofrcpi lew fr line 01 iweN IIdm Insult I llun thereof over lwete iin will be cliarce lit emit rClul Kales furnlthei for moil panels n pot lodlcali Ir Bee Publishing Official Directory State o ruaLttiimt lovttnotjohn Yoimk nrown Lleulenanl Gaternor Mltcbtll C Alford Secretary of Stile John W Headier Assistant Secretary ol Stalo Bdward O Lelxn Irlrale Secretary la Oorernof Arch D Brown Attorney General W J Ilendrtek Auditor L C Norman tl C 111 TfHMM Snnerlntendent of Publlo Inttrncllon Bd Por ter Thompion Register Land Office Creen D Swanjo Henry r Duncan Insurance Commlialoner Depnty Commlialoner W T listen Adjutant Cenral A J Croaa Aailitanl Adjutant General V D Rlfuanlion Cin iMintl lint nvM Yconncll State Impectorof Public Trntta W II Card- Commissioner of Asrfculture Nlcb McDowell Coutl of Appoala Chlnt luslice W S Prrori Judaea S U Toney I R Grac T il Parmer It L h rullr I II llatelrlia I It Lewie Clerk Court Ap Reporter II W Hlneaj peal A Adatni Deputy cierki tourt Appeals Robt L Green wood Longmoor ir bergrant l A Unhrlan Tin I iff W S II Ilili superior iourt Srotiuina joage joi hiuuui If Brent Judge W II Volt Ir Jos Darbo4r Librarian Mrs M ar ltrown liar Inrwtrfnr of Mlnei C J Norwood I C We Kailroad Corntnliilon Chairman Chord Secretary D C llardln Cbas II Poynti Urey vyoodson continued and tho slRht to which I refer was a fight to death botween a wasp ind n npldcr Soon after my tout was pitched I awoke ono morning and heard a bun¬ ting sound In tho pcatc of my canvas Looking up whllo Mill lying house on my Improvised bed 1 snr a wasp building hli mud houso on the tent pole Boreal times ho went out and returned 0 tow minutes later with his load of clay which very soon formed another section of Iris nbodc Tho noxt morning at just about sunrIso I heard tho buzzing again but It Seemed to havo Increased In volume Qlanclng up again I soon saw tho reason A big sptdor had spun a web complotoly across tho corner of tho tout shutting the half flnlshcd homo of tho wasp oft so that It could not bo reached except by passing through tho wob Tho spider was au ugly looking fellow and ho stood on guard watching tho movements of tho wasp Tho lat- ¬ ter flow backward and forward look Ing for an opening to his domicile Then ho romalncd still In tho air for a second or two as If taking a general Finally ho vlow of tho situation alighted on tho tent polo within an Inch or o of tho edgo of tho wob and seemed to bo making up his mind what to do next By this tlmo I had becomo Inter ¬ r ested and wondered what his plan of action would be Whllo I was still contemplating tho two foes tho wasp flow off tho polo and directly toward tho spider which had been kconly watching him and was evidently ready for the fray If thcro was to be ono As tho wasp flow past his enemy ho curled ho under part of his body up County bo that tho part containing tho stinger Pratt UJndge of Circuit Court C John would como in doso proximity to the t Commonwealths Attorney cnrisiyT Grayot jiuircuit court tiers joim spider Judge of County Court Jno G I Hall bounty Attorner Kor Salmon Tho latter was evidently accus ¬ w n Araoia r untrcii tomed to such warfare however bo Sheriff Will Thornton causo ho got out of the way In a twink Jailor S F Ollult Superintendent of Schoota Thoa II Smith ling Maddened at his dofcat tho wasp Coroner Jno It Booth took a turn and went back again uaaiaTssTsi Onco moro tho spider eluded his ven- ¬ Hint District Henrr 5 omous stinger but nt tho samo time Second Diitalct O J Farnsworlb ThIrd Dlitrlct J C Dscon ho appeared to bo trying to blta tho I ourth Dlitrlct T P Jones wasp Tho spider might havo retreat-¬ Iifib DUltlciIIK Porter ed so far away from his wob fort that Sisth District W II Csto jhls enemy could not havo touched him untu tho obstruction was broken Slurclj Dirccionj down but ho evidently did not Intend to havo his carofilly constructed fly- ¬ trap destroyed without a struggle CATHOLIC CIIURCII OP TUB IWHACULVTS Thcro wcro sevetal skirmishes of CONCEPTION tho kind already described and then 1irst mast 700 am second mass snd rermon tho wasp again alighted on tho tent notary Instruction and benediction at 9 30 a la pole as though rcconnoitoring and 150 p m every Sunday A M Coenan paior KQiuug ureim jor a grana on mngnt CHRISTIAN CHURCH That this was oxactlv what ho tvna do-Service rogularly held morning end evening ng was proved by what followed every Finland Third Sunday In each month Young Mena Prayer meeting Tuesday night After remaining on tho polo for a few Regular Prayer meeting TLuriday night seconds ho llcw on and poised himself at 930 a m J W L1G0N Pastor in tho air a loot or so below tho wob Then ho darted directly for tho spldor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Service iccond Saturday evening snd Sunday and went completely through tho wob each month Prayer meeting Monday nlgbt at tho exact snot which had been occu Sunday chool at 930 s m D S Bdwrrdi Pastor pied by tho spider a second before for an instant both combatants M B CIIURCII Cervices first Sunday each month Sunday woro lost to view and I heard tho bat tle raging In tho peak of tho tent Beschool at swop m A J DENNETT Patter JJ j fore I had scarcely had a chanco to M E CHURCH SOUTH wonder which was uettlnrr tho better Service every fourth Sunday morning and bf It both insects dropped to tho ground night by T C Petera Pastor Prayer meeting mcry Irlday night close to mo The spider was holding fast to tho wasps hca with his small - V P S CHRISTIAN KNDEAROR but effective mouth and tho wasp was Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 running his stinger In and out of the rtAucmbljIlalJ spiders body with llghtnlng llko rapid- ¬ ity Thoro was a short struggle on A U K CHURCH ZIOH x tho ground when both insects begun Service every Sunday morning at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at ajo to grow weak nnd their movements a m W W Dawsey pattor wero less rntild Flnnllv thpv fnll apart but neither moved I examined MT ZI0N DAPTIST CIIURCII them both after watching them for a Services Sabbsth at 11 a m and 7 p m Sun few seconds The poison of each had day school st 910 a m W W Foster pastor dono tho work for tho other and both N Y Tribune wcro dead 1 ¬ ¬ inaMsonoilif w ft r t Thoutrh tho death penalty was nrae- tieally abolished In llolgium over thir-¬ ty years ago the punishment of those BAPTIST CHURCII convicted of capital crimes Is so awful Preaching every first and third Sunday morning that nono has yet been ablo to endure It and evening by Rev Wyndes FraycMneettag moro than three years Another cur 1 Wednesday evening Snnday icbool every Sun ous thing-- Is that little Belgium until day morning at 013 rf tf I r V recently had two public executioners M X CIIURCII1 SOUTH while but ono was sufficient for her Preaching every nt and third Lord day vaster neighbor Franco Dlobler oth ¬ morning and evening by T C iPeteri Prayer The meetinrrTburtday evening Sundav achoal every erwise known as M do Paris Sunday morning at 5 en oclock king of tho llclgians rccontly ordered the retirement on a pension of 1837 CUMORRLAND rRBSBVTKSIAN CHURCH francs of the executor of high works as ho is ouphonlously termod Preaching every Second who lbtb st 11 a m auif 730 p in by W A Boon Ptttor Prayer was stationed at LIcgo The execu- ¬ meeting every Friday nlgbt at 730 oclock tioner at Brussels still holds his place The dutlos of public executioner In PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Belgium aro singular but not ardu- ¬ f Tho courts still continue to ten Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 13 ous Poeaehlug every ihlrdASunday afternoon at 1 tenco malofuctors to death but tho gulllotlno has been replaced by a scaf- ¬ fold on which is posted a copy of tho V iJO flaw senlonce Much ceremony 1b observed bbge Direcforu In affixing this document A troop of Ij JUHI jgendarme with their imposing hel ¬ TURNER LODGE No 34 V Miaieu meeting tne brat and mets nlumcd with horsehair in ilrnurn Saturdays In each month at 730 p bp about tho placo of execution which Tranilenfbrelhrencordlallv Invited thoy gravely guard with tulersd nwn V li ARNOLD W M to attend while tho red robed executioner Cm Cowill Secretary mounts the bteps nails up tho decrco of tho court and after n moment takes ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 1 Heeiaevery lueiaaynigni it down again brethren cor- Vultluf But tho condemned man might msm in to attend PIERCE MEYERS N CI moro mercifully havo perished by tho 11 axe or rope lie Is placod in a dungeon iiuT ocretsrr so constructed that from tho moment No EARLINGTON COMMANDERY 515 he enters It ho will novor hear the UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each sound of human voices nor soo n living month A cordial Invittalon Is extended visiting being His food Is passed In through MrKnUblsaadUklea a sliding panel In tho door of his cell I U WYATT NC Not ono of theso prisoners has bcon a iv3nijiuiiAAJioi - n a ablo to survive this confinement for ICTORIA LODGE No Si KNIGHTS OF more than three years The authori- ¬ PYTHIAS meets every Monday nlgbl in Ibe Masonic bulldlne All members of lho order are ties havo striven In vain to prolong cordially Invited to attend their lives by varying their food as CIIAS COVVELL C C much as possible but those who aro W y IviKof RjandS moderately or lightly nourished gradu ¬ HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets ally waste away whllo thoso who are every Thuriday evening st 730 oclock p m goneroutly fed go mad nnd dlo ravine- VttUIng brethren cordially Invited to attend maniacs Chicago Tost N W Ilurr U W E U Scauooe Recorder Im thirsty what can you bring How would some cold boiled tne fever germs hit you Detroit Trlbuua PAINTING 4W CHTISTIAN CIIURCII Preaching third and fourth Sundays at a in and 8 00 p m by Rev S F Fowler 1030 Communion service every Sunday at 1030 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening si 830 LAW IS A DEAD LETTER Death Iemtlty Una Heen Practically Aban ¬ doned la lletglum fur Thirty Years marlrable statistics showing financial to communities when an epidemic pre ¬ vails A number of very interesting tables and diagrams havo been com ¬ piled by Mr O E Willetts of Michigan showing mortality from general and specific causes covering n period of two hundred and fifty years Ills search of tho records of England has been very thorough resulting princi- ¬ pally In estimates of London nnd En ¬ glish counties From tables simply arranged with heavy black columns varying in length according to tho pcrcontago of mortal ity It Is shown that In London from 100O to 1070 tho rato of mortality from fovors nlono was 879 per 100000 persons In 1688 It was but 17 moro than 60 times less Tho roduetlon shows great ¬ est between 1801 and 1810 after which It remains nbout stationary through 1841 to 1871 showing slight change to 1888 Similar progress is Indicated for consumption but greater for small- ¬ pox Tho latter disease killed 603 per ¬ sons in ovcry 100000 just previous to Jonncrs discovery In 178a In 1863 thcro wero only 0 deaths from small- ¬ pox to 10000a A rcmarkablo dcoroaso is indlcatod also for all gonoral causes In 1070 tho rato stands at 80 deaths for ovory 1000 Inhabitants nnd diminishes to 184 In 1668 In London Tho greatest progress has been made of course slnco sanitation became n science and increasing advancement Is shown when people havo loarncd that tho adoption of its measures saves money In most states tho maximum valuo of a mans llfo Is put at 3000 and tho minimum 1000 for damagos William Farr in his cold calculations of mortality and loss estimated tho llfo of an English farm laborer nt 1200 and a womans about W00 less These figures aro too low for Ameri-¬ can labor and decidely low for a largo portion of tho middle class For Illus- ¬ tration howover tho conservative fig uro 81000 la generally used This amount multiplied by tho death rnto of a given placo gives the approximate loss to that community This doos not Includo loss from sickness which somo statisticians estimate on a basis of ten or twolvo cases to every death In small towns where sanitary measures have not been generally adopted and n proper sowcrago sys ¬ tem is unknown barring epidemics tho number of deaths yearly has gen ¬ erally averaged four to soven per 10000 population Taking tho monoy valuo of each llfo at 81000 tho amount of loss to tho town Is obvious Pcttenkoffer calculated after years of accounting that every German sol dier lost 9 per cent of his tlmo by sick ness U this u true of well fed equipped nnd watered soldiers wo must expect n larger rato la cities llko Now York where conditions aro in many places detrimental to health and tho stress of llfo wcakons physical stamina It is proved beyond question by carefully kept records that proper sanitation relieves tho discomfort of tho poorer classes reduces pauperism prevents famine and lncreasos capac- ¬ ity for labor production It Is esti mated that in London 240000 lives are saved annually by modern sanitation Proceeding with the calculation that there are ten cases of sickness to every death and that the individual cost is not less than 81 a day for subsistence and medicine for a maximum period of ten days and tho amount saved fig- ¬ ures 8340000a Going further and es ¬ Men timating the annual earnings of tho lives saved at 8300 each and 873000000 accrues which after cost of keeping tho individuals is subtracted leaves a large saving Ilard and practical as theso statistics appear they provo be- ¬ yond question that sanitary scloncc yet in Its infancy is pecuniary benefit to a community and undoubtedly will achlovo even moro remarkable results In tho future N Y Times loin Individually and as a whole ¬ ¬ ¬ B UY WHERE YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE rit YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY Sf Bernard Coal ft Cos 1 Mat rutlreljr Mm Dlllus reading from iniigftrlno ortlclo Many a good nintrlnionlnl hip that Mils from port with n fair Wind and oil tho omens In Ita furor jjtocii down on tho mntlun reef of lncrim patlblllty which In only another nnino for Bclf If trub nfTcutlon stnnds nt lho Jielm beloved tho good ship v 111 weath er nil storms Btccr denr of all hidden rooks nnd anchor rnfrly nt last In tho harbor of lmpplnops Wherefore yo married ones be forbearing grnclaut and loving to each other Itcmomlicr that coldness blights wlthctn kllJfl John do I ever seem cold Mr lllllua looking coutcinplntlvely nt tho colling Only your feet Maria only your feet Chlcnjrri Tribune ¬ AU ABLLIt JAHniNIRIUt L FRITSCH I SON 1 1 FASHIONABLE -j- MEHCHAMT TAJU0n- 3Alii- jiATMiiiaiAaautoai iLfciuihmAaujfcfiiitmj AND II I m t IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUIT1KGS Ill Upper flrtl Si Bvamvllle tml lliepilionaKS of Ills Hon II carnaalljr solicit kins eountr friends aus- JiM I1 Jl 1 0BR - d 11 LEY QOODSV LvepftRTMeNf CONSISTS OF TT - NEW 11V f t t MV4TJ vS JlJL r i I r JZLs - f French Thin Is posltltely dts G MORTON ffrttcefull Ol Houryj Ilonry If yoa only know how badly I fecll Mr French I never felt Worso mW dcerl Town Topics Inorraalng the 1rfHiiiw I think my employer Is encouraging my suit for hla daughters hnud Madisonville Kv IIow do y6u figure that IIob cut my salary flvo dollars n week Chicago ltcconl TraniacU a General Banking Business Special attention gtvon io collections In the History Class Who was Wenhlngtons father Jack asked the teacher Tho grandfather of his country replied Jocki HnrpcrBYotlng lco J -ylcj DUTW lt 1CUIS uVou know acorge bIio wan ex plaining wmibroughtup without nny 1 W PniTOMBTT Mrs Doth HunVrlns JOHN BANKER 1 ¬ enro Marry me my darling saldClcorge and you shall hare nothing cIbo but care Ic trolt Freolrcsa RulrltlnL Hotel A3200 IDoxy Lacile MADISONVILLE KV Everytfisng HEW f il n tit Feet ISIIf i MIsb lrIon Wlno men quoting tnoko proverbs nnd fools repeat them mum Hmart musingly Yes I won ¬ der wfint wise man made tho ono you office Job work tastily executed at this A trial order is all we auk Just repented Truth L N RAILROAD THE QRHAT VND Everybqdys Feet 1 New Dress GooBs Trimmings Etc Nevs iii1 -u T -- - ing How to reach thin peaceful con- ¬ between tbe cities of dition la tho great question Huhl replied her 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