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HlkdlHkayLUUHiaHHAl FttfaWWhTigw 1VA ti - TatrkPF PVx n t it 4 Tfltr v ti w fn Jf9UK0 W - vl 1 I T i TTm Ill AHMMff fSk i Jl lf1HTMSStfffy iTThfii nfi nrWr N ii - i Ky v mirr Vkrt SIXTH YEAR- 50 21 iVjs r IT F W i1 X4B5 4 J- - V - fcti HtJ -- i E- - EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 189 NO 47 r V S M- i - Wi WhOleealef 1 h BERNARD OOAI COMPAW tjrf f y K y jtv r -- J IINOonPORATED -- J Shi f COAL AND COKE EDeinrliragrtora i - Oeratesirl Office SjTQraclTL S II NEWBOLD Manager 34a W Main Street Louisville Ky R G uii 7i I - r- rfi - I lift -- Tri 4 tit i t t a i H v Of ft - iX fl it - A MCARRQLL Manager 337 UniritiStrcct Niishvillc Tonn ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Pdducah Ky Houscr Building St Louis Mo unices CAPT T L LEE Manacer Cor Main and Auction Sts 603 Teutonic A S Memphis Tonn WKeep a Shait ib5lfeuri5lw11 nrMTaiSttKE ollntere1titEmrtins space f I KAIJi wnicn will appear irom time to time permanently occupying St Bernard Coal Company i Jeao t - j- - wj ill TIrnrr iORD Manager i5frnnrl trf T7ufneilln 1 iWjft Jt l -- D r Vfr - T1 iirt J- HESSEJl WICKHAM ix J W DRIDGMAH BuiIdinjChicogoIll VJ t v k -- - 1 - PITHY PARAGRAPHS dvoco nllll further SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING CoVe Is Hkely 10 In price INOOnPORATED U4T - Id- V s U ibethlptaeot 6t coat from Pills bargb bas caused su Increased demand or Ken tacky col hi prevenled The Crit Ttw eaadaued lowwatw In tho Ohio which The increase in the price of Anthracite at Western towns and cities is giving the opportu- ¬ nity for tho pushing of soft coal In many places tboIatler is but one third the price of tbe former - - - insect aver tound ta tbe South em Anthracite coal field was recent lent rom to tbe Smtlhionlan Initiation Tremont V tml i1 rm The Kentucky Mine Inspectors teporl for 1834 just received shows the total product of the en ¬ tire State or that year 2957193 tonsDitumlnous coal Of this r8o696 tons were produced in the Western District Hopkins County produced 811759 tons which was a gain of 50684 tons over 189a Of the Hopkins county output tbo St Bernard Coal Co produced 500095 tons in The total loss in tonnage in the State as 1894 compared with i893 is 345055 tons the rrsult of the Sympathetic Strike But you will nolo as above stated that this county shows a gain of Tibs is because our miners weio 50684 tons all happy and busy all the time -- A visitor to San Francisco says coal is now being consumed all over tho East even as far away as India It is nsed- along the coast of China in the Philippines at Singapore and in Java It Is all Bituminous We are beating out tbe English and the Australian coal from the Eastern market We have all tbe im- ¬ proved machinery for mining the coat and it is an interesting point to note that waaro beating out tbe English in part through the use of ma- ¬ chinery imported by Japan chiefly from England I may say here also tnat our cotton goods manu facture is being done in Japan by tbo use of English machinery and now we are beating the English here in the sale of these goods We should be selling coal to day in San y Francisco which I believe gets its supply importation from Canada il we could get return cargoes Japanese coal would sell in San Francisco at very remunerative prices only for the enormousexpense attending the transportation since there is not only the distance but it is necessary now to charter a steamer specially for the purpose If now we could get a cargo of oil from San Francisco when bringing coal there from Japan we could make tbe coal trade Oil now goes with the United States profltabld to tbe East from New York City through the Suez Canal ¬ main-ly-b-¬ ffcl rui The warm weather of the put two weeki has aerlouljr affected coal trade bat with colder wsather coming ws can hopa or better tbtngj A very bitter war ts being carried on In Pblla delphla agalmt dealer alleged to have given sWt weight Tbe Exchange claims that half I qflfaenutaW of ton examined by Its expert kare been found short In weight pbMr Tbe sew metttod to tnanufactura Illuminating duit contlsts in allowing the coal JO Uteris nccntinuou stream a retort heated at by mean o a feeding arrangement Hie ottttl a the top of the retort The material scattering Nfoioa cloud ol fine datt passes tbe hot part of retort where It is drgascd momentarllf leav- The latter -- iqg ha solid reatdue coVe behind is frlled together by the heat of a coherent mass raod Alts to the bottom of tbe rotort while the carried away by a pipe or further Jase operations as rom coal tib St Bernard Coal Companys Tipple atPaducah Famous ji Screens o 9 Coal and Picking Tables used - for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines THE BEST SELECTED Coal m Only Vibrating THE MARKET 1 1 aT local marko the prices for J0KT the domestic slse trp being held firmly but tbe new buying l only to snpply Immediate require ¬ ments The line and city trade are expecting lhat aher tbo close of both tidewatrr and lake f pavigaton the price tor Anthracito may weaken galo bat the shippers claim that this a a also bpp and that while the new business done rom BOwUBlil tbe close of the winter season may be regulated by the weather the prices Atill be maintained f Philadelphia LedgertTbn tSavfr become ds agaip tbbngb f ftlDMafEDt30KB- FOR BaSEBORNBRS AND - Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED priceOhe ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal Um CKE ¬ for a much less ask your dealer is Claimed for It - for it and ¬ save money him a lesson however and he grimly declared that in future the man who disqualified liim would have to do some shooting He proved this a year later for not- ¬ withstanding the fact that he had been almost torn to pieces in December 1890 by a silver tip bear he won third place in the preliminary department shoot lor a place on tho army team and secured the first prize there winning a handsome gold medal more than seven ounces in weight He scored 346 points in the army team shoot In the Distinguished Marksmans team shoot in 1893 he won the celebrated Buffalo medal a huge gold adornment sought after more perhaps than any other in signium of markmanship to be It is larger found in the army than the Governments gold medal awarded to the winner of the army team shoot and jt has to be won from the most distinguished marksHe scored men in the service In the 600 points in this shoot same competition in 1893 at Fort Sheridan he again won the Buffalo medal with a score of 582 Some one tampered with the sights of his carbine at this shoot and after he commenced to fire ho had to take a new carbineabbut which he He found that it knew nothing shot a trifle too high He allowed for this and won first prize In spite of tho machinations of his enemies Again in last years shoot he captured the greatly prized Buffalo medal and now has three of them in addition to tho first prize medal ot the uovernment lor the army and less valuable decorations He enough to cover his breast has made the highest scores in skirnush firing ever attained narne ly 170 177 and 184 out of a possible soo point3 While stationed at Fort Hau chuca Arizona in 1890 Sergeant Henser met with an adventure which came near costing him his life A man named Montgomery had been attacked by a gigantic bear in tho hills and being an ardent sportsman ho remarked Id like to gtvo that silver tip a chance to chew me up meaning that were he to meet him there would very likely bo a dead bear Tho very next day tho 1st of December ho took his carbine and went toward the hill to look for game Ho had started some deer and was think intr only of them when this hap pened I quote from the ofiijctal report of Dr J M Bannister assistant surgeon who treated him While creeping through the Underbrush Hencer heard a twig crack at his fue and turn ¬ ing His hed catht sight f R ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ARLS IN KENTUCKY iParl fHr r Ctfc ife Ja H f rom Dan thc Globe Democrat yillc Ky November 15 saya the cdniinucd dry weather of the past summer and fall which has caused bany of the creeks and drivers in Kenitucky to go nearly dry has Xhjjart very favorable to the pearl itlliplcra m ho Grrberlan4 and fitlier Wvers and rnijte a number of fjito specimens havo been found Xesp dally In tho Cumberland Rivor which seems to be the most proditctiva of poarl bearing mus stjis One 61 the woll known pearl hunters told the writer that holmd fouuJ several pearls during tho past summer that were worth from 75 to 100 each and a large lot of smaller and cheaper ones The leading peal huntcrs who prospect up and down the Cum berland sepd their pearls to Chi- cago Philadelphia and IScw xorK Tiffany getting the best ot them -v ¬ Fisher on the Cumbealand Have Had a Fair Seasons Success The Special Correspondence of picked up a mussel from a sand bar in tho Cumberland River near Point Burnside a station on tho Cincinnati Southern Railroad and Upon opening the oyster like bivalve found a magnificent pearl of fine size and color A who ran across the old man shortly afterward and to whom ha showed tho gem at once recog mjej thsyalus of it and bought Itjor ft trifling sum ftftgrward gdl uch finds as ing it for 500 till however are few and far bet ¬ ¬ pearl-hunter 3 lyciixi yua bjju wh ws shiftless easy going fellow who is at homo most any place and makes his bed upon the bank of the stream as readily as lie would in the most elaborately furnished mansion When ho has good luck on a trip he waits until all of his money is gone before he strikes Now out upon another journey and then a more business like oper ator is found who will carry a camping outfit good tent etc and live in true sportsmanlike style wliilq ot work Tho peari huntcrs say thftt one reason why tho streams of Ken tucky are more productive of pearls than the rivers in aomo other States is because of the limcstonei bed rock which seems mora adapted to tho purposes of the pearl bearing mussels than the many underlying formations streams in other sections of the Pearl mussels arotherc country fore found in nearly every waterway in the Blue Grass State but for some reason only a compara tively small number of men arc engaged in the hunting of them which frequently pays a great deal better than most any form of common labor Tho excitement and anticipation attendant upon the industry too has something of the effect of the fascination of the diamond fieldq for the next one is always expected to be a One of the most 500 beauty valuable pearls over found in the United States tho pearl huntors say come from the Miami River jn Ohjg 1 NINETY MILES AN HOUR A Nov Style of engine and What 1 w v The pwrl hunteru work when ever the water is not too cold for them to Vade In it They find tho musseis jytng ou rno suuuuaia pick them up and prying them nnrn iCb1 for thn ncarl and if ner0 s n0 Pearl drop tho mussel ¬ The pearl is found clinging to tho wall of he mussells shell and close to the mouth of it Tho lage majority of the pearls as a H nd fir th wcrthjess Now an4 tfeon pearls of beautiful color are Mlud but useless because of a luck erf desirable form The round r pearls usually found and put upon y these wandering the market pearl Htera vary in size from tho dimensions of the head of a pin t the sige o a oea ajq ljrrg Few o from oo to i jo piee theni reaoh the f3 wrkj how ever The uurl hunter who erch 31 the Keatuckv atwiKUlvk ual ind irresulir in fvmn r fm There isnow being built at the Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelplua says the New York World and ordinary locomotive with driving wheels of five feet diameter which it is said will as soon as completed djaw a trajn of tars from Philadelphia to Now York in an hour This claim is not made by the Baldwins They have nothing to say on the subject They are simply building the locomotive for private parties and are to receive their regular price of gidooo for it When it is completed their part in the matter is ended The gen- ¬ tleman who is paying for the loco- ¬ motive is W J Iiolman of Minneapolis an elderly inventor who has been in the railroad business all his life and who has now invented something which it is claimed will completely revolutionize railroading It is not protended that the or dinary 10000 locomotive which tho Baldwins are building would if set upon any railroad track be able to travel ninety miles an hour ThClocoinotive is not however to be set on the rails as engines generally are When it is completed it is to be placed on what are lenown as tho Holman friction geared trucks which will rnise it thjrty incljes atpve the surface of tbo raijs It wjll bo jUsl liko any WHBRB THRTRQtjnWJ COMES IN other locomotivo excoptthat each Better roads are desired and of its driving wheels rest upon and Tho between three other wheels that advocatod by overybody The farmer neods them to go to and finally rest on the rails from his markets the man of leis instant tho drivers of the locomo ure and means wants them be tive begin to turn they necessarily cause they are pleasant to drivo through friction give an opposite over The wheelmen want them rotary motion to the small wheels that their runs and exercise shall upon which they are bearing The betaken under the most favorable natural and inevitable result is that There is no protest one revolution of the locomotives conditions acainst them from any quarter driving wheels by this multiplicity Everyone who use3 a turnpike or of wheels in pyramid form carries tho common uirt roaus ot tiie state tho locomotive forward just twice is willlngrr conipletply and entirely as far as a single revolution if the willing tht somebody else shall driving Wheels bo an the rails them Hero is selves In other wordsj the speed pay for the improvement the pjaco where the shoo bogins to of the engine whatever that speed pinch The farmers are perhapsi mifiht be on tho rails themselves more nearly concerned than any is exactly doubled by the use of other class in tho community but thjs newly invented truck allege they already pay an undue In an experiment which was proportion of the taxes and there made with an ordinary locomotive fore are unwilling to saddle thorn thus mounted in Minnesota on a sejyeg wjth the expeno jf build- branch qf the Northern Pacific ng Utter roads for the benefit of railroad recently a speed of eighty Harm and Homa nthttru mjleg was said to have been easily jittaiued The mycnjioufriiis been w iv the imp to eubscrKSe for kept quior it being fhe purpose of Tiu Bstt those interested Kb Bay lothmg ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ about it until practical utility was demonstrated by a run from Philadelphia to New York within an hours time That it is believed by the inventor will be the shortest and quickest way of letting the world know that a hew mar- ¬ vel in mechanics has come info existence In addition to the increase of speed attainable this new invention wil t js claimed cave millions of dollars through the diminished wear and tear upon tho rails for the weight of locomotives will then be further distributed along the track and at no point of any rail will there be a pressure mors than onn third as great as is now exerted by the driving wheels Inventive Age ¬ ¬ BEST SHOT IN THE ARMY His Western Adventures with the Pistol and Carbine There is a soldier in Troop G of the and Cavalry at Wingate who bears the distinction of being ¬ FIOS AND THISTLES The inventor of soap was a friend of the gospel No prayer ever hurts a prayer meeting by being tpo short The more an enemy hates us the more our kindness will hurt him Morality is only the polish on the candlestick It is not the light The best views are sometimes right at the end of tho longest tunnels When wo come close to a giant he often turns out to be only a common man on stilts Love sees dangcr- afar off hut tho loved one too often turns a deaf oar to tho warning - ¬ ¬ Wo may not all be able to do great things but wo can all be faithful in little ones The man who isnt religious enough to do right when he isnt watched isnt religious when he is watched Give self power to move a mountain and it will put a big sign on it to show who did it as the house movers Horn Ways ¬ - y Intoxicants affect men in various When a Frenchman has drank too much he wants g dance a Qormau to sing a Spaniard to gamble on Englishman to eat an Italian to boast an Irishman to fight and an American to make a speech Ah ingenious man in Auburn Me hat his lawn funced with water pipes These aro jointed together Jo permit a continuous flow qf water Thttnner side of h small the pipe in perforated holes and thus the lawn is evenly BprnyedVitlt water - the best shot ic tho United States army Ho is Sergt Henry Henser and not only is he a thorough cavalryman in every sense ot the word a perfect carbine and pistol shot but he has had some adven- ¬ tures that few men would have lived through I saw the ser ¬ geant the other day in his comfortable quarters and obtained a record of his wonderful shooting as well as the story of a desperate battle ho had for his life in Arizona in 1890 near Fort Iiuachuca Sergt Henser has served as a soldier for almost nineteen years He is a powerfully built athletic man of about 38 years of age and a thorough good fellow so his com- ¬ rades say His record as a marks man began in 1885 at Vancouver Barracks where he shot on the department team or rather in preliminary shooting for position on the team and secured first alternate Again at thp samp place in 1887 m the Department of the Columbia shoot he was No 16 In the with ascore of 484 points following year he raised his score to 518 ppints scoring fifth al ¬ though there were but 17 points between hjmand the winning scprc at that shoot All these competition were shot with the military rifle After 1888 ha shot entirely with the In 1889 at Fort cavalry carbine Wingate in the competition of the Department of Arizona and California at which the most skilled marksmen from the various posts in the department were shooting ho scored 543 points winning tho department silver medal During the same competition he shot on the pistol t6am winning tho bronze department medal for revolver shooting scoring 735 per cent This score with the former ones ho had made qualified him 03 a distinguished marksman and gave n the handsQirio god modal sig nifying that rank by the Government In 0 competition for a place on the army team of 1800 when marksmen were to bo selected for tho great army team shoot he scored 5S7 points against Capt Kerrs 517 He was therefore pre ¬ vented from shooting on tho army tetim that year and it was mortify ing to hint later to leitrn that Capt Kerr won the army medal by 557 points the very score he had made ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ II UI6 IHlllllllllb Mi H ISSMI mmm fiiiHiua nl I HUWM immense bear just as tho brute sprang upon him and fastened his teeth in the back of his thigh The force of the attack threw the Ser geant against a strong bush with While his back to the animal leaning over the bush with the bears fangs in his flesh the man turned as well as he could placed the muzzle of the carbine against the bears left flank and fired whereupon the bear with one blow of his paw knocked the carbine sending the out of his hand weapon several yards down the hill upon the side of which the desperate conflict was going on Just tjien the bush gave wayand the combatants rolled down the hillside together the bear landing on top The brute took advantage olhis position by attacking the Sergeant then grasped the bears nose in as powerful grip as he could and tried to hold him off He was bitten entirely through the hand which was rendered useless and the bear attacked the Sergeants face viciously tearing and lacerating the flesh when the soldier with wonderful presence of mind ran his hand down the bears throat greatly to the astonishment and discomfort of the latter The bear made a frantic effort to bite through the forearm but being choked and demoralized by tho unusual obstruction in his throat could not injure the limb very seriously though he succeeded in lacerating the flesh in several places between the wrist and Meanwhile Henser the elbow was making frantic efforts to get at his knife still keeping his hand and forearm in the bears throat where he had a firm hold Tho brute was becoming weak from 1iss of blood from the gunshot wpund and was slowly strangling He struggled with awful force to get free from that grasp in his He throat and finally succeeded staggered off into the bushes leaving the almost lifeless body of the of tho Sergeant where the struggle had taken place Henser struggled to master his weakness and tried to find his carbine but was so weak from loss of blood that hos was forced to lie Luckily his hunting com- ¬ down panions heard his weak cry for help and came to his assistance He was carried to the post and ad ¬ mitted to tho hospital where ho was unucr treatment tor twenty seven days Sergt Henser hasnt lost any bears since Ho doesnt care to give another silver tip tho chance The wounds ti5choW himup f lift sustained in his face badly fcclcHl hia eyes and he has to wear ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ glasses continuously But not- ¬ withstanding this handicap he is still the peer of all the marksmen in the United States army and be isperfectly satisfied as long as he can retain that high honor THUNDERSTORMS AND PURE AIR Thunderstorms were discussed ¬ at the recent meeting of the British Association especially with relation to their effect upon the purity There is an of the atmosphere superstitition that such storms old clear the air This one speaker If thun- ¬ squarely controverted derstorms are associated with purification of the air he said it is as an effect rather than as a cause Ho cited actual observations of thunderstorms which did not clear the air but left it dusty and impure His theory was that elec- ¬ tricity is largely generated by or at any rate accompanied by the presence of dust in the clouds the dust having been drawn thither from the lower strata of air and that the storm is apt to release the dus from the clouds and return it to the ar If then the dust bo again drawn to the clouds tho air is cleared but another storm oc- ¬ curs with more defilement of the air This process is continued un- ¬ til the dust is either swept away by wind or borne down to the earth Then there is by floods of rain an end for the time of thunder and lightning This is a mpro theory and at the same meeting another speaker observed that in twelve years twenty five theories of thunder- storms have been advanced five Nevertheof them in one year less this theory exactly tallies with numerous experiences here Thunderstorms do not clear the air They generally leave it more and muggy1 than beclose fore and they often leave it do spite the drenching downpour of rain filled with dust and other impurities Perhaps the quality of the electricity generated should also be taken into the reckoning It has been shown that a spray of freshwater charges the air with negative electricity while a salt spray communicates a positive charge That it is argued is why a sea breeze electrified by tho spray of breaking waves is so bracing and tonic and why even tho raw cast wind is invigorating to many who find in lartd breezes only depression and The theory is an interesting orto at any rate and may at least serve as the twenty sixth iu thU yarsf JN Y Ttibuj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ semi-suffocati- T KBESH myfftSH ta f HiflliiAAiHLiaHld - j rrTMiMjijMajajMpMIMpjBjsSBSMSpSjsMBs argLirM1Zgy fiwgMEaisnjjji1jWEifMCTETa MMapBwm t jrfiWi0yi4ftfc t ghUB in h i The Eloventh Annual Report of Food to bo properly digested our Stato Mine Inspector has just should bo well and thoroughly Mndlsonvlllc Loses n Large Part been sent out by Mr C J Nor EfaXi A TOTAL OF cooked The process of cooking of One Business Block wood Chief Inspector WItl 1U5 ANNOUNCISO IN It is for promotes certain necessary chemiBB PUBLISHING COMPANY cal changes and destroys n prolific is particularly the year 1894 and IMAD THE UROEST VOTB EVEU CAST lncutorlt i sourco of disease Food and drink interesting for various reasons ALMOST MIRACULOUS THAT ANY TAUT BteonJ it iteted itis PcttoHc it Erlltiton HARDIN 11V 8911 LEY LEADS frequently contain poisons which OF NOVEMBER 4th 1890 CMiuniusr This reports contains an nrticlc on OF BLOCK WAS SAVED VOTES FOR GOVBRNOR tho long continued application of Mine Maps written by Mr Ben Public lnlcrt will steadily Increua nod the disappointment of lha men whose heat will render innocuous Tho SUUSCUIPTI0N RATES with the rcsnlis umlsr His ndmlnlalrat on turned W Robinson Mining Engineer practice of recommending raw or voleselected tho scalo ot the last election most Intonsely exciting In Ilia history of tho will make tho campaign llio A Disaster That lias lleen Ahvm they The Next Largest Was Cast When llradley partially cooked meats is especially country for the St Bernard Coal Co It oo Ran for Governor Dtfore in iSSS Jn Ver tttlcilr In drnee Expcclid bad Such food is heavy tax upon which is tho second article upon jo jii Monint thudigestivo organs and often acts When the Total wai 311781 fhrf Mcntiii Robtho same topic written by Mr SlnglsCoplet tiv as a carrier lor the virus of infecSpecimen coplet nulled Iron on pplictlon tho United States will pgbllsh nil thn ollllcal inson for tho Inspectors Annuals wanted In til pitti ot Iba Correipondentt Popular Science tho leading Krpubllcan nowspapcro Amnricin rhtenn rpffirdlosa of narlv allilflll ons tious diseases Loss is Estimated at 70000 rorparttcuitrt n ww nu imj eountr Addreiiut llun v i ik iU in wai it in au GAINS LARQE REPUBLICAN Ncvb Mr Norwood furnishes a very Also general news In attractive form foreign corresponuenco covering 1110 nown m lira 7 Ifciuolds tho world an agricultural department second to nono In tho country market reports Boonevllle Ky interesting compilation of statisKATES OF ADVERTISING An excellent content for cycle which nro recognlxjd authority fascinating short slorku comploto In otch numbor The Courier Journal nnd Demobest tics with reference to the strike of Scarcely Any Insurance Cnrrlcd tires is mado of bisulphide of car- tho cream of tho humorous papers foreign and domestic with theirwith n comic pfd f I oo Out squire Cut Insertion Varied and so crats every where have been claimdescriptions of womans all re ftiehtubiequent Insertion ao lures fashion plates nnd elaborate Interest bon 1C0 parts guttapercha or lorn periods con ing Display advertisements Tho Now York Weekly Irlbune is an e attractive depirtmonl nf household Demo- 1894 and its effect Ho says that the A disastrous fire occurred at rates partscnoutchouc4opartsisinglass traded lor at special weekly publication than Local Notices cents per line Whatjs generally known as a Madisonvillo early yesterday morn Dlxilnoco Pnln In tho Back Llvor 10 pnrti This cement is dropped Ideal Tamlly paper with a circulation larger dally tint of nuy olher nro being mado n crats have defeated the Democratic Largo changes Mbrrtftira- hltth anil Heath notices Inserted free tn Iho country Issued from Ilia offlca of n Complaint All curod by Hoods Oblnury notices will be cbarited j cents per line State ticket that a very small vote It groater llfo and variety nnd pipsohlly more Interest to sympathetic strike but prefera ing catching in tho cellar of Bailey its -- All advertisements at regular rales must I cannot eay too much In praUo ot into tho crevices after they have Iho details tending to give i women nod young people of tho household paper If tho rent like the ran ot thearranged Biira position swill had been cast and the reserve of bly termed by the miners the susBanaparlllit cl was subject to been properly cleaned or by special con Cos General Store about 12115 HoodsIn my back dizziness liver com ¬ i3 very big apply tho cement in tatiren only when irtct the Democratic party who come pension ordered by the President oclock and spreading both ways pains anil Chat tired feeling 1 was com- A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid Journal and A Idriii all commonlcallons to plaint Bind up tho rubber tire layers worn out nnu cuum ruarucijr whik not out but on great occasions had of tho U M W A affected min A strong wind was blowing from the THE BEE though fo tightly with thread lot for 34 to 36 alt n mils nnd it accrued Karllnglon Ky ing operations in fourteen of- the Northeast and to the eastward of was a burden nt tho ago of M l aid not hours qut off the thread and re not voted in move the protruding cement with These claims have proven twenty three counties in which Baileys the firo burned through caro about llvlnff when a friend THURSDAY NOVEMBER 31 1895 FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY stoo Inducod Mo to Try Hoods a sharp knife which must pregroundless by the official returns commercial coal is produced everything until it reached an open Bawnpnrilln Tbo CASH IN ADVANCE but II not paid in advance the price Is It has benefited mo crcatly viously havehecn dipped in water regular subscription prlco of tho twopapers Is fiog it Binco I urged to accept which show that the total vote cast The counties not affected were space just west of Bassett Rashs nnd Ihavo not bcon without pnrlflor nnd Even though Zeitschrift find it to bon wonderful blood MAY 1IKOIN AT ANY UMK SUUSCUIITION To the west froiri I can aay to all who suffer from complaints the Vice Presidential nomination is 12276 greater than the largest Christain Davciss Hopkins and Livery Stable about A new treatment of obesity is the Western District J Baileys the fi rewent tnrpugll two brought bo curedby lmpuro blood it thoy Address nil orders to THE DEE Mr Brad ley woufd hardly resign vote ever before polled in the State Webster in tnko Hoods Barsaparllln xant to on Bell and Rockcastle in the latter one story frame buildings occupied You con consider mo a llfo long trlend to proposed based of a new the Write jour name nnd address on a postal cardescnd it to Geo W of 1888 that the Governorship now that the lean meat and ory One pound Hcst Room 2 Tribune Building New York City and a sample The Republican vote of the State the years mining was done subse- by Casper Harrig and Chas Uour State is so surely Republican and one pound of fish per day is used copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bo mailed with a pint of hot water every two trust to another round Republican is 173436 which is greater by 14- - quent to the strike in the South- landand stopped at the two story t to you hours Nothing clso in the way of votes than the vote of 1894 for eastern District Johnson Greenup firewall of the Wilkins building majority in the gubernatorial elec 439 Tho food or drink is allowed tion that would thus become neces- Congressmen which latter vote and Lawrence in the Northeastern There were no means of fighting Hood cure all Mrer 11H Biliousness theory is that tho food being purely was then the largest Republican District ion Dick Ilcadaclio IndlgctUon ZSc sary in 896 v nitrogenous the needful hydrocartho fire effectually and tho wonder Com II pa The operations of fifty two out vote ever cast in Kentucky bons must bo supplied by tho nb is that it stopped short of clear Thompson of Louisville Judge The Democratic vote of the of a total of ninety eight mining space in any direction Ross drug mountains more timber crowning sorption of fat The large quanti is all right The other day two State is 163524 which is 20276 concerns were interrupted for vaour hills a soil ns prolific as any ties of hot water arc for the pur men who had been arrested for less than the Democratic vote of rying lengths of time the aggre- store on the opposite corner from pose of averting kidney disturb EARLiNGTON KENTUCKY with under the sun the swiftest horses ances which often attack those tho burning block was Aghting were brought in and the 1888 but only 1 inn 3144 less than that gate number of working days lost difficulty saved It is a two story the most valuable cattle a noble who live largely on nitrogenous officer making the arrest testified of 1894 being 3288 woman food Popular Science News frame and the wind blew the fire chivalrous manhood and a thai it was a regular fair fist The Populists cast a vote of 25 The actual number of employes hood whose charms more thnn all in 1891 the first time the par- ¬ directly to it The house was kept Hclmholtz atttibutcd cirrus fight The Jiidgc dismissed them 631 ty had a vote this year the Popu- rendered idle was doubtless be blanketed and soaked A fire en else has made Kentucky beaut clouds to air waves produced when both saying It is so seldom I list 1 vote is The decline in tween 5313 arid 7315 tho aver gine was sent out from Evansvillc ful one stratum of air glides over nn SPJUUDtD LliMS OF VEHICLES have a case in this court where this vote is 1691 age and maximum numbers re gradual but steady Kentucky nnd Georgia indeed other of different temperature and but the fire had been checked by men engage in a fair fight without GOOD STOCK jdensity the lower one being nearly The Prohibition vote this year is spcctively engaged at the mines the Wilkins wall before it arrived the whole South arc awakening to saturated with aqueous vapor The I think it should be about half of the largest ever cast involved during the year weapons that ELEGAWT TURNOUTS In wave crests become centers of conTotal loss estimated at about tho possibilities of the future encouraged but double the vote cast in 1894 Assuming that the product of This section we have not accom densation in consequence of diThe total vote for each candidate the mines at which work was sus 70000 with very slight Insurance Coming back from the Atlanta FURNISHED HAULING OP and appear as ac- minished pressure might on the various tickets is as follows Bailey Cos last inventory plished what but thehave been will clouds while the depressions form EVERY DEOOniPTION ON SHORT NOTICE pended would have been equal for Exposition Mr Jno B Atkinson future complished I OR GOVERNOR On this the same months to that put out is stated at 23000 with insurance prove that we nave now a new transparent interspaces stopped one day in Chattanooga Satisfaction Guaranteed Hardin 163524 Bradley 172- - in 1093 the strike alone caused a of 13000 making lossqver insurtheory a mackerel sky is pro- Ghargos Reasonable with a friend and college mate South a South devoted to improve duced when two series of waves 186 436 Pettit 16911 Demaree 4 decrease of 307795 tons The ance about 10000 Ross Bros ments a South that has broken its cross each other While there he met Hon H Clay FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR actual decrease in total production loss 5000 insurance 3000 Evans who was elected on the chains and that stands forth in un Tyler 156045 Worthington amounted to Parents sometimes complain that John Harvey groceries and Ben Republican ticket to the office of 164990 Blair 345055 tons fettered manhood their boys and girls had rather 15957 Hughes Slaton groceries both total losses Governor of Tennesses but was 3872 By many the sympathetic While wejove Kentucky we love spend their evenings anywhere else with no insurance not permitted to take his seat strike is regarded as a natural FOR SECRETARY OF STATE in the par- than at home and want advice as Lonniejagoe two brick build- the South Standing method of curing to to the the Mr Evans enjoys the Kentucky Hale 155535 Finley 165695 product of the demoralization of tial shadow across which is rapidly such an evil best When we read such Beauchamp selling prices that has prevailed in ings two story total loss no in- moving the light of approaching situation Ho has been mentioned Singletray 15957 a complaint it always occurs to us grocery and Buck for second place on the National 3895- the bituminous markets for the surance brighter that the chief trouble may lie in the furnishing house both total prosperity our eyes grow FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 1896 ticket and is good timber last year or so due to the overpro- Smith our hearts beat quicker and as a fact that they do not make home Hcndrick 155230 Taylor 164 duction and fierce competition losses thought to carry no insur- native Southerner who loves the a pleasant place place for their adf t J The hunter is again abroad 797 Payton 15764 Finnell 3843 Whatever may have been the real ance Casper Harrig shoemaker Soutlrand her brave and generous children Is cheerful at the hearth they were abroad on the 15th FOR AUDITOR Docs the father and at the table - Pennsylvanias greatest Republican family cause underlying the strike which and Chas Bourland harness both 1 but voice the sentiment but the Bob Whites have not yet strive to make home bright and Norman 154686 Stone 164- - originated in the attempted read saved nearly everything including people newspaper The Philadelphia Press will enter of all when I exclaim God bless happy pr is he silent moody and Ragsdale been taken in any large numbers 480 Deane 15809 Ov justment oi mining scales in Pitts- tools Are his children fur unsociable the South upon the rcw year under the most favorable There is the annual speculation 3888 The manner in which the fire proper supply of nished with a burgh and Ohio districts it cer TOR TREASURER rife as to the probable cost per bird There is no more fitting place conditions of its history papers magazincsand such Ford 155158 Long 164511 tainly proved to be one of the most originated is unknown vThc loss than this beautiful city in which books means of amusement and im to the average hunter This howA powerful agent in the national com- ¬ other disastrous experiments ever under- to some of these men is- tremendu the world may see tho progress the provement as their nature require ever is foreign to the thoughts of Gardner 15969 AsbuVy 3895 munity It is iew r ere than eyer n leader jn ous taken by the organized FOR SUPT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Docs the mother make friends and soutlr has made a sportsman since the paltry profit The fire is a great shock but news and able comment Thompson 155165 Davidson ers It clearly demonstrated the confidantes of her daughters or and loss account of gun and amWhile we love the South and are does she merely dole out to 164049 Farmer 15828 Henry unwisdom and hardship of a sym- everybody will tell you they are Its various cpnrtircnls have during the munition do not constitute a fac- 3895pathetic strike in a country so not surprised but have looked for devoted to its interests wc rejoice them food and clothing Do the past year been j really strengthened tor in his calculations The free- FOR C0MMISI0NER OF AGRICULTURE been parents in short sympathize in great as this and the impractica- ¬ it for years A town with blocks that the sectional lines have Pennsylvania Is covered county by county dom of the field and cxhiliration to day the joys and griefs the hopes and Nail I54752 Moore 164239 bility if not danger to the miner of business houses and with no substantially erased and that of the chase arc are enough even Scott 15829 Weldon 3827 No other news city by city town by town we have in reality no South no fears of their children or do they himself of attempts to secure water supply or fire protection is ignore all that is most essential to if the returns in game bagged are FOR REGISTER OF LANDS North no East no West but one the happiness and genial culture of paper covers the State so well in mining scales at the mercy of the flames 4 Swango 154434 Reynolds 164 uniformity small The small hand engine was used country grand and indivisible to of childhood The Womans Page of The Press has be throughout all the coal regions 15789 Simpson 312 Spencer citizen owes his highOn Thursday last Gov Brown 3779come oneof its most prominent features and That it was a severe ordeal for the on the Wilkens Wall where the which every A silver dollar of 1804 had been est allegiance pardoned ten convicts in the Ed In 1891 for the first time the life of the labor organization itself fire was stopped and is said to have family of Felix Schultz of the is eagerly sought by ladies dyville penitentiary The pardon- Democrats failed to have a majority is beyond question done good service tlere New York for forty year It wes ELECTION ECHOES In the matter of Amateur Sports The Press ing power is a good thing but over all Last year the Democratic stolen two months ago and the The order calling them out is also far in the lead and publishes more KENTUCKY DAY Only rogue is now in prison Gov Brown is not without error vote was 18791 short of the combined opposition vote This year worked a particular hardship upon It may now be said of the Louis- twelvp dollars of that date were news on that subject than any other paper inv in its exercise sometimes and ten it is 30009 votes short of the com- the union miners in Kentucky It At Atlanta n Success in Every ville Courier Journal that it is coined and they arc valued at the country convicts in one day is a big record bined apposition vote one of the best Democratic papers 000 each by com collectors not only debarred them from ac Way Perhaps the Governor as poten published in a Republican State The subscription price of The Press per DrH F McNARYof this city cepting a prosperous opportunity Notwithstanding the- - differences Globe Democrat COTTON STATES EXPOSITION tates often do in commemoration year is Dally six dollars Daily and Sun says the Princeton Banner has to recoup past losses causing them of the Board of Women Commisof universal blessings is celebratKentucky and Maryland have Atlanta QnSept- - i8Dcc 311805 day eight dollars Weekly pncdolkir on the other hand to lose many tt J ing the magnificent victory of the been spoken of for Superintendent sioners from Kentucky which re- surpassed all other Southern of the asylum for the insane at thousand of dollars in potential The Press Is the greatest want mediumdn people achieved at the polls on sulted in various sets of Kentucky States in bidding for Northern imGlobe Dr McNary is a wages but did as much perhaps Day exercises to be held at one migration and investment The schcdulc printed below is a Philadelphia and gives the lowestfrites on Nov 5th If so the conception is Hopkinsvillc comprehensive guide to the best physician of rare ability He to strengthen the growing tendency and the same time everything else Democrat that class of advertising good but the ten liberated prisons and most desirable route to Atlanta to reduce mining prices and to The election in Kentucky was from the North and Northwest ers are not a patching to the great served through the war as a regiwas favorable and tho celebration mental surgeon and afterward substitute machines for men as any was a success ushered in by an earthquake that Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati nessof the occasion caused the solid earth to tremble Louisville St Louis Tcrrc Haute filled a position in the Hopkins one thing that has occurred in Perhaps the Governor is a little Governor elect Bradley of Ken- and was ushered out by a wateryears restive and unsettled as his end ville asylum for a number of years tucky Governors Hastings of spout of ballots that has drowned and Evansvillc What is likely to prov very Palace Day Coaches and Pull aas nears and his pent up powers with credit to himself and advantPennsylvania Grccnhalgcof Mass many an aspiring and perspiring man Sleeping Cars arc attached to age to the institution Dr McNary harmful to the miners in the East- ¬ achusetts and Lippct of Rhode free silver pplltician Evening all trains shown in this schedule find a vent must has always been a Republican and ern Field was the opportunity made Post Extremely low rates have been Altgeld has made has done good service for his party by the strike for the extension of Island made short talks Governor It is entirely safe to say that made to Atlanta and return via There was a large crowd present another ass of himself by refusing in this county and district markets for West Virginia coal in including members of the Manu- - New Jersey Kentucky and Mary the Nashville Chattanooga and to enter the procession nt Atlanta We are straight for Dr McNary Kentucky and the introduction of facturcrs Club of Philadelphia the land have come over to the Repub St Louis Railway All trains run on Illinois Day unless the Federal if he is out for the place lican party with the intention of solid between Nashville and AtThe that coal into markets that hitherto of Com- staying and if is equally certain lanta except train in last column troops were suppressed The Gov- Doctor is a man of rare qualities had been served largely by Ken- Cleveland O Chamber Tcnnessco and The train in third column which BIHOIALATTBNTIOH A HEARSE ernor seems to remember the hand and thoroughly able to fill any tucky mines Already competition merce and the Ohio Mississippi that Missouri niVBN TO and Michigan Press Associations West Virginia will d Jjkcwjsc leaves Cincinnati at 430 p in played by the troops at Chicago in place cut out for an M D with West Virginia coal which This is the rims solid to Atlanta Governor elect Bradley spoke as next year Globe Democrat IPURNIQHBD H at least is managing to 1894 appears to be favored by the Chesroute of he fainous Lixio Flyer Kentucky bourbon must have through all the ypar found The great to do of Attache apeake and Ohio Railroad in the follows in part furnish some good sport to the ON SHORT NOTICB trirp Kentucky and Louisville give lost its lcad or silver mintago is sleeping car line between Nash of Auditor Normans matter of freight rates has become press and the people A Chicago Newhall kindly greeting to Georgia and At- not ns popular as the old green ville Tcnn and Jacksonville Fla 8PRCIAL ATTENTION journal compares the insignificant office in his attempt to drill Gov a serious affair for some of our First ciass Turn Outs at Seasonable Rates We arc not unmindful of variety St Louis Republic lanta ri iCI PAIPTP f r fre of this man small of Brown in his political duties ex- mining companies appearance Mr j The Bradley boom for Presi the honor shown us on this day TPAVPHNP MBH eMY IUG8 ARE THE BRST IN TUB CJTVttli afp ys zw pre physique with the imposing show hibits how small and how bitter One of the objects of the U M And it 5SK esr of the South are dent is now announced fr 8table and Office on MAIN 8T nsar Depot ISAAC DAVJJ3 and dignified presence of a troop are some of the varmints turned W A officials appears to have No two States asE will bear watching not so much Hi 3 si more deeply impressed with the for what it may do toward placing i a 5 a a of well drilled Regulars been to secure a readjustment of and the down by the late election The question as to how the mining scales throughout all bitu- ¬ fact that great commercial prosper Bradley in the first as in the secCourier Journal wonders if Cuba S ppp rrri vo PPP ity awaits them and no two I ond place Ohio State Journal i or Turkey has recognized Altgeld Governor voted is a question with minous fields based upon a Sffftf Ktrtt ppp asszi eartrust and believe will more the Governors conscience and one ns a beligcrcnt What a great football game Washington Weekly Post per year scale as the standPOP m50 XX nestly and zealously labor to ac- could be played by the kickers in with which Auditors Clerks have ard Were the schedule known as trlr The Bee per year rr 100 Cm u UllAV We very much doubt if tho complish grand results one side tho Democratic party rr naught to do Governor Brown the Columbus Agreement upon Total Poison Law of Kentucky 150 To give Kentucky the meed of composed of those who kicked the like Secretary Carlisle doubtless the adoption of which the strike platform to spllntors and tle 1NM is observed or even known by many j o sis praise to which she is entitled is Wo will Rive them both to nil our new subscribers for 100 which is the price of qmU his honest was declared off applied to this voted as he pleased other of those who kicked the This is our Inducement Tbo our paper alone providing you pay In advance druggists outside of the cities of the convictions the right of every State it would reduce mining rates beyond tho power of tongue or platform kickers into death and WW rrr HZK K Weekly Ifost Fkim to those wtioromit for their subscription In advance If you do ii iLv U Kpr ss Commonwealth It is an exceed or pen Her history i3 a part of destruction qqt wislj tq piy ill the end qf tlj ybar wj wllL let you have The Weekly Post ono Louisville Post American citizen throughout mott of Kentucky ingly wise provision and is being yoir for j cents in addltlqn to qur regular price but yoij Can nqjjjet the fiqti at tWa Ht If slio had the nations history K1S fi B rate unless taken In connection will TlU Uiu If Gov Brown has proven to be It was also believed in some oDscrveu by tne progressive drug Josjar said Mrs Corntossel S5 nothing more thw give to with all yer work an worry an the greatest weokly paper published at tljfl yy try Tim WA3IUNOTOH Wkbklv Pos MP Mt gists and should and must bo oh one of the quarters that a general suspension done National Canltal non partisan independent and impartial critic of all narti nliU SKKI sax as and has voted the Re- would create such a demand for the world Clay and Lincoln she stayni up o nights ye didnt carry KKKl served by an foatqro ot a wocltly with tbo frosbness ana crJspno law requires ine combines all the special unlquo B i ii would he im mortal of a dally that each poison package when sold publican ticket he has dono him coal CM 5VP I DP the country lur our party that an increase of mining rates UtO o a 3gC mU o SjAWrXIiS MAY OnTAlNKD AT OUR OPPICB 0 nyioiTrHOH TUB WEBKfcY PqsT shall bear a label in a prominent self credit and The Bee heartily was ThctB what I didnt While we cheerfully accord praise try ypf- yyt- yyf on which shall be the follow cnuorscs mm 10 mi 1110 present could be secured or at least that the to every State may wo not bp par tjjo nielancholy reply place 4 KB KSE KKi The word poison in large short unexpired term as Governor scale of 1893 which was threatened ing Ye djdnt carry tho State doned for feeling that tho air is letters a picture of a human skull of Kentucky But we dont believe by overproduction could be re neither stsw 5 K and cross bones the dose for an it The Governor is usually very tained But the result was in tho little purer and the sun a little No try try r0 BEN ROBINSON adult some practical antidote for nearly right on all things except brighter in The Old Kentucky Ye djdnt carry tlo fownship PPP Ft the poison and the name of phar politics and the money qustion main profitable only to certain Home than any other spot on I shorely didnt Fnr further information address macist selling it It shall he un This vote if Newhalls charge is large producers who had quietly earth Well Josiar a wifes aonft I still believe DriardP Ul Nnrtflfirn Passenger lawful for any druggist to sell poi correct will have set him right on been stocking their surplus to op deuce never fails a iew Wo earnestly invito honest in yer OexT3 son without being satisfied that tho political things but he yet has erators and employes in fields unAgent 33b Aiarrjueiin puiioing emigration to C n Coward buyer is of lawful age and knows much to atone for before he can controlled by the strike and to op thrifty and patriotic Thets downright kind o you Chicago III R Always on fijjnrla full and complete stock pf Western Passenget Agent 403 liy tho danger of the poison bought adjust his record on silver unless Tho possibilities of Mandy our State erators in certain fields when now PRU08 AND MEDICINJ8 Building St Louis and that the poison is bought for a he expect to move to Alabama and Yoro carrvm capacity may Exchange Wo Kentucky are immeasurable jftaifiaj legitimate use It was Mo j or D J Mullicaney East The law also join Senator Morgan Gov Brown scales were to be adopted upon tho PERFUMERY and TplET AUTICp have more miles of navigable river not o whut I thortchance but Ill ern Passenger Agent provides for a poison register Tho shows himself He more a man by resumption of work on it 59 W tako one more PAINTS AND OllrS that flow comparatively unvcxed to Sposc ye git out o the rocking Foiirth St Cincinnati O penalty for violation of this law is his regret at having yielded to Aud everything else knoufU to lbs trad k u fjxed fine of fifty dollars and lia anger at tho Impertinent nttack of Low prices and first class work the sea than any other ate in the chairfur fen minute nn try yqr UiM 05 jtki pHfttrtfiifW Carefttlfi Compou bility for all damage done A NMOVWc 10 the Auditor lum1 rcanW a tod QJwad4j Union more coal underjyinif o acky w ur matt u LiUJtwtAiv Oje iiiBee vft SfKV THE OFFICIAL VOTE I TUB INSPECTORS REPORT DISASTROUS W1BK I sv VARIOUS TOPICS thenamuofthinixi y 357057 President of the United States The New York Weekly Tribune ¬ ¬ 5 ¬ ¬ The New York Weekly Tribune iiiinit w v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ That Tired Feeling ¬ stay-at-hom- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ml ¬ 11 - ¬ THE JBEE 1 ¬ 5- - ¬ ft ¬ ¬ Hoods5 Cures ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Walter McGary ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stables HEARSE Truxli2tt t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V J h ¬ ¬ ¬ The Philadelphia Press For ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - mine-wor- k ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Afc ¬ ¬ 2- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS Yr Mi I1 ¬ l ¬ ¬ ¬ FUlRALs rLSiyinJiSiiMf ¬ ¬ -- ¬ m 1 m ¬ ¬ rrr rrr LOOK AT THESE FIGUEES ¬ ¬ - ¬ rr 22 rr i tn I 1 11 iu ¬ - - ¬ I Dont WaitDo it Now T ny ¬ lrl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tm DRUGGIST lvlortojraai Ky 1 ¬ mizir ¬ V sit x wwmi i f iniji iiiil m riiiiM il I nitth i iyn w5wUhaMiPg rrmvrv ttt TjWgWi ru7imartM Biu Ri V A M 4 I IT lit CBc Sll 3it6ustri iBee toe tCfjrltic i afitfs sflPttW 7J f ft II W c If flr M L N TIME HORTH TABLE 1101 1111 Ittio p m M 714 1 Mall 1 i NIclil It pi en Kvtnivlllo Accomodation Hrovldane and Maillionvllla SOUTH Tom Davis t colored man Cvlio has for years been an express driver for tho Hecla Coal Co was kicked on tho hand by an old docilu horse that seems to have been suddenly possessed of a spirit of pure meanTom is ness one day last week still wearing his hahd in a sling and in detailing the account of his injury always declares that Ilia hoss was old enough to know better Kicked by a Doc ilo horse ¬ ij p in 11 p ni m 355 P m in 710 411 - 4 - Jifcl Is oii mii JJ Stop it at cough is dangerous BvaniTlll Accomodation once with Shilohs Cure For Providence and MadllonvlltarrIvea sale by St Bernard Drug Store In Direct Sunday May Clitj WW ETIIR1DGK Ant Bad Marksman- ¬ Last Tuesday ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 01 TRAINS AT ship evening a difNQRTQNV1LLE ficulty occurred at tho house of Willis Phillips beJR tween two colored men named O O He GOING HAST Andy Jefferson and Edward Haw610 p MitmpliU to Central Cllf to 43 Loulttllle kins in which Jefferson fired three fulion 11 a Meraphlt to LouIhIIIbi it shots at Hawkins one of which t GOINO WBST struck Hawkins in the leg makjng t tjj p Loulirllla to Fulton Central Cllj to Memphli It seems that 797 a m a slight wound m Louttvlll to Mmplili 1130 they had a difficulty recently of which little notice was taken until the evening of the shooting as Hawkins was leaving the house to Nawa Notes Personal Paragraphs and go to town Jefferson ran up within Other Doings at Home Worthy a yard ot him and opened a fuslladc of Special Mention of random shots and immediately The body mint ho well nourished now fled Tho shooter is rom TennH jour appetite Is essee and is doubtless still running to prevent leanest poor take Hoods iSarsaparlll towards that portion of God3 Persons who desire to attend country tho Hopkins County Holiness Scrofula and Nervousness Convention the aG to 30 iriat will My wife has taken twelve bottles o please call at the residence of Rev Hoods Sarsaparllla for scrofula and It has G M Burnett on McEucn Ave Ueforo sho used helped her wonderfully when they arrive in the city who it she had sores on her neck and was so will direct them to their respective weak she could not do her Iioujo work She can now do her work and does not homes MIIm Uinht tttptaii imm 1 ny w a toomdi Tbe Dttt Cough Curt Shilohs Cute A neglected ¬ OH 3 W K ¬ ¬ Eddio Messrs Phillips and Ed- Citizens ward Austin of tliu No it Mine laid off a pattern last month for men to dig coal by Phillips lost five days during the month and his output was 3500 bushels which at three cents per If bushel netted him io dollars there is n nineteen year old boy in the State who can beat this record wo want him to como right up and occupy tho front seat Austin is n small man who would consider himself robust if ho were to weigh 120 pounds He lost two days and put out 3878 bushels which panned out to him the sum of 11634 When size is considered wo are of the opinion that ns a minor Mr Austin takes tho rag from tho bush or more classically speak ing removes tho mutilated linen Now trot out from tho shrubbery your coal diggers Dlg nlfled ¬ J M Frazcr of in Amputation Tennessee tho employ of N R R Co met with a tho L serious accident yesterday morn ing which resulted in the amputation of his left foot about five He was inches above the ankle on tho pilot of the engine of train No 59 in the the yards at this place and in stepping off fell and His foot and ankle was run over Railroad were mangled terribly surgeon E A Chatten was assisted at tho amputation by Dr A This was Dr Chat W Jackson tens first case in tho capacity of R R Co surgeon for the having but recently been appointed Required ¬ ¬ LNl ¬ A Great Germans Prescription ¬ Diseased blood constipation and kidneys liver and bowl troubles aro cured by Karls Clover Root Tea For sale by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ bt h book wflllhnnM orrallnn ot mr nboul I ma unJor tbe only harmless guaranteed it tho iloctcn a earn or three months cure If you want to quit and with womb die csm and erad cant use tlraccs up nleot unt waiting all tho Inlzed nerves eliminates nicotine poisons I was bo time weak that I oould makes weak men gain strength weight ond not bo raised in vigor Posltlvo euro or money rotunded bed when I com IJook at Druggist or mailed free Ad mmccd taklnv thii jt dress The Sterling Remedy CoCblcano45 Nlrccrlntlon York 10 Spruce St Randobh St New I had taken tbreo For sale by all Druggists bottle I wes up and trolntr wher ever I prcfeMd and hare hud rood Itns Brniaos linalih anil hiMan Yfty strona- over slnoo That was four ysara ago I bavo recommended It to a ffood many V rny frlenda and they have taken It and are highly plooaud Yours truly a A BflUddB It Is thought by some that tho mishap tbat befell foreman John Dums of the Hanson section by having his leg broken right at tho ttmo bis services wero most needed was tbe main causo that tbe Hen derson division did not capturo the sjstem board yet wo aro glad to seo him come Mine DoWh in out ahead on the Henderson division with the best section tlnn life c lobac-co-hab- Ifcarfilr rime tiono Savannah Jama 0H Buffalo I think ZVnn Dont Tobacco yourTovorllo N Vl Prrscrin- - or Svtokt YourLifT Awayt - - SJit TJfujljfql startlinjj tltjo i tlnlriK ur Joloted Geo Alcxaxdks ifiens Harllnton Kr n LL POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Do not y It tan not be done till you lend for free catalogue or All eoinmumcationa anri mallet a ot lo thin column aliodl J lis cmi nor addreit to ijuu dhaUohons practical -- ini -- - tJJ A5k H 1 t4m644 Qotcefr zj iiiey r JiA Mr John 1orlcr passed through going to Madisonville Sunday Mrs Grenell is on the sick list Mas Wrn Clemom Was out Sunday Kev ¬ Thla Cotleg e Is atronglr endorted by bankers and merchanta POUR weeks by Drsugbons to Hhod of teaching bookkeeping U equal ad TWELVE weeks by tbe old plan SpJclal linsliTltle Tchii of Madisonville returned m ¬ John Ualley lias IsocomoMe Blasts Cajliy raphy Cheap board Onen to both sexes Ko vacation Enter now Halinsd Fars PaM HOME STDDY from BnoftTHAND ANOPcMHANSitiretpeeily adapt- ed to home study Write for Home Study Urculara at once ononnaoa rcninananip RStffiSSS A number of our citizens attended the funeral of James Ilaubeo last Thursday PIERCE -- - CURE s the There has been a great deal said about boys playing nnd scufilinc on tbo street Voting men you should think more ot your selves nnd stop so much of this prizo fight- ¬ ing and you will not hurt anyone Learn to go td church and you Will not have to court so often IF YOU fc In the line of Take finijthmg Magazines or Imp m AH Prof Harding went to Owensboro last Thursday Somo of tho boys were out serenading Monday night Wo would like 0 here from ibe Road ing Club again Mrs Tllman Shellon Is sick Last Sunday Nov 17 according lo a previous announcement Mr John Daliey one of tbe most respeclabla young men of our city departed for Hanson and was unltod in marriago to Miss Martha Graddy The column extends It congratulations lo tbe happy couple I Are You Made MADISONVILLB ¬ ¬ 1 Miserable by Indigestion Constipation Dizziness Loss of Appe Shilohs Vital tite Yellow Skin izcris a positive cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Letter List e 6arlintor tannings Editor op The Bee The following list ot tellers remain un- ¬ claimed In tho Earllogton Postoffice Nov talti 1893 Parlies calling for these will please ask lor advertised letters J M Victory P M l3K i 1 v s- - 1 J V JW --v Aster Nannjo meeting for Avery Harale DONT M Durham Thos this conference year was held here Creel A Alice A No Vna Olckason Georgia Driskill Mrs PlninnciH Slotcr Stella If lhnd the 16 and 17 inst Rev D F Foster S M Falk Lizzie n liusband that drunk as hard as John Kerr Presiding Elder Quarterly Ifarby James Harrison Edward docfi Id mnUo him buy plaster nnd ordan P tttloU it oer Ills mouth Conference was held Saturday Jackman Jno V Mrs riiunncl It wouldnt do nny Larker Johnnie Mary night witli a good representation Kenner Lenner 13 Latham C H good Jennie Hed buy a porous plasLarres Love Lee Laura from the general work Mitchell Clarence ter Chicago Tribune Morrison Josle Feast at 9 am Sunday morning Masste Lula us on A Crlala Novell Settle Mercanle Eldrest Reynolds Lizzie Sho I thlnlc you would better tell iu which the Gentle Spirit of God Penlck C A Scott Jim L M father thnt wo nro enpnged dearest gloriously manifested itself An Slotu Stlrges m Waltz L D Ko Why at Wilson Rev W C Wells Llzilo excellent sermon was preached Sho Ilia Icaso runs out on tho first Watson Watran of tho month nnd ho wants to know 1 1 a in by the Elder the power you do whether to tako a larger houso or not and sublimcncss of which was felt Simply apply Swanybs Ointmsht No Harpers Bazar The Internal medicine required Cures telter by the entire congregation eczema Itch all eruptions on tbe face An Artlats Enthaaiaam C suffer with nervous spells as she formerly sacrament of Ihc Lords Supper bands nose Ac leaving tbe skin clear Tlicro Is only bno thing sho said G M Burnett Its great healing and while and healthy to was deliberately administered and to her dearest girl friend that makes did William Draw Valley Hill Ky curative powers are possessed by no other Consumption Can be Cured mo doubt Herberts affection formal benediction by Rev Kerr We remedy Ask your druggist for Swaynks Hoods Pills cure biliousness indi What Is that By the use of Shilohs Cure This will work and give God tho glory Ointment uvweiwill give Ho thinks that somo of tho snap great Cough Cure is the only gestion shot photographs ho had taken of ma G M Burnett5 P C Mr John Stodghlll ot tbe Hanson coun known remedy for that terrible The Nazaritcs A good citizen of VAUGN aro good likenesses Fur years the bituminous trade has been REV W Washington on try a progressiva and well Informed Bernard Sold by St disease Stur Vow this village who Knew not tils A most laughable farmer visited bis son Ed Slodghill of increasing and at the same time the price Drug Store received for the coal at the mines ha is also a good Fur Trimming circumstance oc this place a few days ago Mr Slodghill gradually been growing less This year it Own Trimmings of fur will bo woro used He Hade a One day last week a democrat and formerly was a very Presiding El recognizes Earllogtons enterprise and has been worse than ever and some blame Hnrrodsburc Ky curred here last this winter than they havo over been who strong partisan and mado a vow B Atkin- is laid at the door of tbe small miner but Mr Latham came in to confer with Mr Hash Narrow fur bands of one two or threo der Danville District Methweek Mr John Rule went put to son with reference to roadJohn improvement be is not the only one that is blamed for works at Stevens saw never to shave again until Tildcn Inches trim cloth and vclvot dresses the Company pasture to bring with grading machines He knew as tbe condition of affairs Most of tbe operodist Church Writes Mink tall bauds aro most commended mill got his hand caught beneath and Hendricks were elected He is home a calf belonging to him that many others bavo also found out that ators say that tbe middle man is respon by tho modistes but aro costly as tho publica- ¬ a heavy sill which was being over- a man of his word 0 you may furriers say thoy are scarce Persian had passed the summer nipping through Ibe enterprise of the above men- sible for tbe low price at which bituminous turned and as a sequtnee received guess how long his beard has The Electropoise has cured me lamb bands aro equally popular and the herbage that grow luxuriantly tioned gentleman about twenty miles of coal has been selling It is the intention tions in loss costly and sablo bands are chosen a severely crushed finger which grown His good wife wanted in said browsing grounds Now good graded dirt roads have been built in of the operators to adopt such a plan that ot severe rheumatism after two ap- by those- who can afford them French the immediate vicinity of this place con- the different mining districts will be under plications all night each and is of dressmakers use furs very much as caused him to lay on his oars for a him on the occasion of the election with John can hardly tell a horse from necting us with St Charles Morions Gap tbe supervision of a board of control and great benefit to my family in nervous thoy do velvet pr satin Thus they feW days until the wounded mem tion of Cleveland and Hendricks a cow much less one calf fr6m and Madisonville 1 heartily reqomeend mako brotolles of Persian bands five or responsible headache each mine operator will be held ber had healed sufficiently to en to shave half of his face in cele- another and to the great it six inches wide with a bow of tho fur This leadIn road betterment has been for his actions merri Tho stock oollnr on each shoulder followed np to some extent and now there able him to resume his usual avo- bration of the election of one of neighbors he led home are graded roads built by the Crabtree ment of the Is also of this fur with a bow of tbo The main thing to be considered is the cation the men responsible for his beard a calf belonging to Esquire James Coal Mining Co to Dawson and by tbe amount of coal required far manufacturing Ministers of the Gospel samo at tho back Stocks of lace vol Monarch Coal Co from their mines to Mr Latham now believes that Well he didnt shave and since vot or satin are narrowly odgod at tho Head Flushed with shame and Madisonville A trip oyer these pads and domestic purposes and when this is Indorse op with mink sablo or Persian lamb a 2x4 studding should he turned the last election his whiskers mortification lj went down to exr will convince any one qt thp greaV laying fane there will be no trouble In making tbe Black silk dresses far both houso and AS WILL of traffic by the slight outlay different allotments of tonnage with a cant hook to insure pcr J surely arc safe In 1883 street havo a deep collarotto of Astra plain matters to the Srjujxe aqd teceary afforded sowed on permathe bituminous tonnage of the United khan or Persian lamb sonal safety jt is tbe only practical solution of the Mervts on Edge to hjs surprjse jeafned tha Hgad nently and trimmed in front wltha was 73631348 tons It gradroad question in Hopkins County at this States Pills Do Not Curt Jabot of whl to nppllrjuo lace High I was ncrvcous tired irritable had just returnpe from the pasture time In the future we may aspire to ually Increased until 1888 when the ton Rev John I Rodgers Danville belts or corslets ot fur are mado llko Pills do not cure Constipation and pross nage amounted to 103039838 Tbe next Carls Cloyer Root from a search after tho calf that greater things x up tho thoso of They only aggravate Karls Tea has made me well and happy Rule had driven away and but for Itis a mystery to me almost bust Insldovelvet reaching frontsto and year 1889 there was a falling off and the Ky open jacket Clover Root Tea gives perfect rcg For sale by St Bernard Drug the interference of the pasture tonnage mined was 95685543 From tbat a miracle SECURE A POSITION there aro also belts of fur reaching enularity of the bowels For sale by Storo time until 1893 when there were 128385 tirely around tho waist to match tho would certainly have Wanted for office work on salary in Rev Z Meek Cattlettsburg keeper stock collar Harpers Bazar St Bernard Drug Store the output was on tbe In 331 tons rnfned I For CJull lble MrFrank Arnold driven of for his own a fine calf most every county in the south and west crease but owing to tbe depression in Ky I have used the Electropoise An excellent Rev Edwin Drury a well known local belonging to Mrs Sarah Atkinson a yonng lady or gentleman Those from business and on account of a number ot for five years and find it invaluable Readers will preach at the Lecturer Experience manufacturing establishments being com- as a curative agent brought Head freely forgave Rule being the country also accepted nimrod Especially is not necessary in fact prefer beginners at a pelled to shut down the demand for bituCatholic Church in from the Lake last Tuesday two in the same condemnation and small salary at first say to begin from it efficacious in cases of feeble HARRIG minous coal fell off and only 118820405 in this city next Sunday 24th acbirds one dead and the other each will cultivate the women and delicate children to 6000 a month 3000 tons were mined Besides this the strikes inst at 930 a m and at 7 p m wounded which local ornitholoMAKER BOOT AND SHOE quaintance of his own more closely Chances for rapid promotion qoap had also played a prominent part in curRev Robert Barrett Louisville Why I Subject nt night will be Must deposit in bank cash about Jioooo tailing the output to be sea gulls hereafter gists pronounced Ky Baptist beminary Electro Rev Drury bears They were a am a Catholic No loan asked no investment required Madisonville Ky little larger than a For years tbe bituminous mines in the poise cured after all other remethe reputation of being an excel- pigeon white in plumage with Wreck at Mor- - About ten oclock It is a salaried and permanent position South have been a tborn in the side of the dies failed If you want shoes to fit and to tons dap Sunday mqrning Strictly office work This enterprise is mine operators of Pennsylvania and West lent spcakci and will doubtless dove colored backs and bills long wear well have them made to orRev W W Bruce Houston rOR 20 YEARS Addreas Ylrginia and no plan could be gotten up fjelght train No strongly endorsed by bankers charm his audience from start to round and very sharp and they s loci all WORM Romodlos der Call at my shoe making es- ¬ Ky Electropoise p q Dox33 Nashville Tenn cured V Mea which would meet with the approval of ville 1Y BOTTLE GUARANTEED finish The public at large are had weighed tablishment opposite the Court f engine No 374 was wrxeked ioq his paper opium habit feet The woqndcd Last year these the southern operators r COID II Y AXT nilUOGISTB at South end qf switch leaduig invited to be present House have your measure taken operators made a large cut which bad to qnp was very pugnqejous arjd bit Rev Geo Means Covington i Kiunnsos ninlcnK f 6 ST tons into iew Soutl Diamond inines at for a first class hand made shoe to be followed by the other miners and the Ky Ifoljvs Life STel tt ha camc within In one night the Electro- Vv2 Personal Mention fit every thing The engineer was result was that the coal was sold at times poise relieved brain conjestion and cushy la4 croup and was reagh There were four of them Mortons Qap uMy ua - STfKa RESTITS Shoes of my make as all my of Miss Mildred Payne ot Nebo at a figure less than it cost to get it out vertigo writes and Arnold shot thoso two on the Dock Stanfjold one of the oldest Biivcd by Shilohs Cure tomers will tell you are made -a MM N and who was in the city a short while Sat- ¬ of the mines These operators have been r ttt a WW Cl- - Yc Mrs J B Martin of Huntsville wing and could have killed them men on the L the best material and arc in every i Ko ibcniriintenee MIUIVj induced to meet tbe others and as there urday cinttiyj respect just what a man needs We could fill this paper with Ala For sale by St Bernard drove the Bakers Hill tpusher Vrt W0alheasily as the survivors refused disposition on the part of all to enter similar reports but think this sufis a romsiny injurious tubtaucc lla 4 Drug Store yoars LH1rZ ISWKim BIDIISIB Very Respectfully The conductor was Misses Jennie and Salllc McGrath into some agreement for the restoration of ficient to to loavc their unfortunate compaib for interest you in sending f- V UMiKMLr a CURE or rtiund vou moner t oorrbottla Send 4e lor trtailia Didnt Know U Wo aro fjlad tq ions and their fearless fidelity so Ernest Littlepago a young man and Kate Sullivan visited in Provi rates and maintaining them It is thought for book on the subject of health CASPER HARRIB ruuior iliiDiovi Co jtotton Mm tbat the committee will not have any whp spent most of his boyhood in dence last week note that our wan Loatlad touched the hunters heart that he VALUABLE BOOK FREE friend D Law Misses Katie Long Poarle Davis trouble in perfecting a plan which will be Madisonville The train was forobore further slaughter and Fanny Bishop visited friends for tbe benefit of all badly and pulled into northbound rence who hadhis hand DUBOIS Under the new State administration THE HEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE For the nrmony Mortons Gap where Littlepagc in tho city Monday qut by a circular saw a short time there will be a Mine Inspector appointed 513 Fourth Ave Louisville Ky from his in And sweet accord was so good uiurikt left his train on main track and Miss Mary Morgan returned flincehaa rocovorcd by tbe Governor and while it is quite natOR THE jury arid Is going about his husi That tlie uoice to angels ns most running the engine around train Monday from Uhiontown where ural that politics wjll have some Influence 3 PIeate Mention this paper When wilting she went to attend the wedding of like through siding coupled on to ca v as -- usual Mr Lawrence we believe Ibat if left nes3 in the selection Flomtr and Leaf boose with gondolas ahead which her brother Mr Martin Morgan to both tbe operators and miners they if thoughtlessly encroached upon tho NOTICE Mrs Edwin Phillips daughter would say let him be first measured by V- Tho first organ recital given at he was to leave in the siding at rlgnt of way belonging to a saw and son were in Madisonville his ability lo III the position regardless of To tboso who have Hopkins County The switch rod was bent in motion and suddenly acquired the Catholic Church on Sunday mines Monday the aaod politically ho has taken in tbe lands for sale such a lot of wisdom upon this evening last was well attended slightly so that switch could not past Tbe lives of thousands of men are AND Miss - Nqnnio tqkes visited at stake and an inferior or Incapable man Announcements for advertising these subject that wo feel perfectly safe and much enjoyed The Catholic be perfectly thrown The empty lands in all parts of tbe country havo been in rvfaaisQnville Monday should not secure such a position and we in assuring our readers that some congregation ate much to bo con- cars and caboose went over all friends mado by the Kentucky Dureau of Inforho again gratulated upon the possession of right but the engine climbed the Miss Suaan Atkinson visited her are of tbe opinion that many will favor the time will elapse before J mation and Immigration Write Prof retention of the present inspector com this handsome new instrument and jrajl and ran for 30 or 40 yards parents hero this Week voluntarily holds close Glenn Madisonville for blanks which llfjunjgri with a cjrGlar sgw joy apprcciatp jt hut nH9 wore displacing the adjacent track the Miss Elizabeth Stevens of near How to prevent Croup when properly fillet and returned will be than the Priest in ebflrge Rev A whole distance and burying her Hanson is visiting the family of fnptitq Swettney Vs Ai SOUS RHADINQ THAT WIU PR0VK INTER- - sent la tho Ilureau her brother Mr S O Stevens Selections wero ren drivers half into the road bed be Han Diego Cal uaysi Shilohs Mi Coonen IIOy TO BSTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS John D Atkinson of Earlingfon mem Miss Cordic Coil of Mortons dUARD AGAINST TUB D1SKA8B Catarrh Remedy is the first medi dered from Schubert Beethoven tween tracks The engine frame ber of Executive Committee will be glad cine I have ever found that would and Handel There were also was bent and her right cylinder Gap visited relatives here a few Croup la a terrqr to younq mothers and of furnish information No charge made Price 30c For choruses by tho Choir Tho duct somewhat damaged lo mo anv cood The head days this week tq IWt them concerning the causo first tor advertising ene by St Bernard Drug Store Miss Whalen and Mr Coenen brakeman A M McFadden was by Mr William Barrett of Mai symptoms and treatment is the object of this item The origin of croup Is a com Crossed Over Mr Jesse Teague Was especially good The organ thrown from the train by the re- ¬ toui wa in Eajlinfjtbn Tuesday raommon cold Children who are subject Bakcrsport has very sweet tone and great vol- versing of the engine and r EARLIWGTOW KENTUCKY of MjSt Ai W Howard and daught- to it take cold very easily and croup Is al died fuosday morning and ume Ky He lad to er Fannlo leave to day on a visit most sure to follow Tba firtt symptom of the train bound was buriecf Saturday at Concord The music is played mechanic scfaiflbjp prtty lively to save his to Mrs Howards brother at Chi- is hoarseness this 1s soon followed by a peculiar rough cough which is easily and Cemetery The deceased was 61 ally aftd therefore with outness entirety but was only bruised cago o part of slightly MissZadie Howard of Madison recognized and will never be forgotten by ytjijrs qf agg ajjd ws a remark abo sn that with tastn o aa eaey Just bicycle as to sit up straight on a liorso lii on a ville is spending the month with one who has board it Tho time lo act is Ho novortised any spirits tio performer In tho mattor of stop nian AND DEALERS IN when the child first becomes hoarse If cyclo musbo built right thouch An Important Office her aunt Mrs Thomas Blair never was involved in a lawsuit manipulation the highest class of Cough Remedy is freely easily adjustable liantlte Chamberlains have To properly fill Its office and functions bar and many sizes to fit you ncvor had a difference - with a music may bo artistically rendered E W Arnold and Tames Ogles- - given all tendency to croup will soon disap the blood be pure by of White Plains were In the city pear Jhat means your buying a Even after the crouny congh is de neighbor and commanded the These recitals will continue at in it is important that When it s In such a condition the body on business Tuesday veloped It wil prevent the attack Tbere He tervals from timo to time Miss ostcuin ol all who knew him A comis almost certain to ba healthy Is no danger in It loaves two children to mourn Ilia Ellon Whalen was the accompany plaint at this Ime is catarrh In some of The wife of Leonard Wells of East contains nothinggiing this remedy for by injurious For slo death one daughter and a son 1st and led the choir with skill lis various forms A slight cold develops Urlmfield Mass had beeo suffering from St Bernard Drug Store DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES arloRtoo Den Ruftis Teague who is well known Father Coenen himself rendered the disease in the bead Droppings ot neuralgia for two days not being ablp 19 T Roblnsonl MorlQiu dap George lying picycle corruption passing Into tho lungs bring on sleep or hardly keep still when Mr Holden St qtwrlM throughout Hopkins County Mri tho instrumental selections Tbe only way to cure this the merchant there sent ber a bpttlg pi consumption Ha von t said a word about brother-in-lato Pafnf Brashes Teague was a Hair Tooli Filtit Pitts Itching Files quality No need Everybody disease is to purify the blood Tbe most Chamberlain s Pain Raltn and asked that Davis 0f this city Mr Isaac knows tbo Columbia is tho YOUR ORDERS FOR Intenso itching obstinate cases ot catarrh yield to tho sbttglyo a thorough trial On meeting Moisture Symptoms best bicycle made I Irtvo lower- The Bee extends sympathy to the and stlnqlng moat at night worse by medical powers ot Hoods araparII as Mr Wells the next day he was told that priced machines tooHarl fords scratching bereaved ones It allowed 0 coqtfqe tumors l by niaglp simply because it reaches sbswasall rlgnt the pain bad left her Art 9Utoguo free U you call The first quarterly ¬ ¬ Supervisors Sullivan and Davis made a Our young friend Will McGary who trip over the St Louts division 4st week has been employed at the Reinccks mines and camo back fully convinced 1I1M they as trackman will soon enter Ibe contest bad some very fine track over there for night policeman at Madisonville and The Henderson division showed up a we wish him success decided improvement over last year and Mr J II Atkinson President ot the while It did not capture everything in St Bernard Coal Co returned from a visit sight the officials feel proud ot tbe stand lo the Atlauta Exposition lait week and ing made of course while there he took great inter ¬ No one would over think ot Agmt est In the display made by Ibe mining In Ethtridge committing so rash an act yet It teresls is a fact tbat since the result of the Ken Now we Understand thai two of our lucky election he has killed the last rooster weather prophets disagree on tbe kind of on bis place winter there is before us Oao predicts a General Manager Metcalfe spoke very very cold one and Ibe other n mild one and it all depends upon who is right highly of the marked improvements made whether or not we shall have a good sea on this division this year and this no doubt will urge the officials to do still son for the miner better next time Judging from the following article it Fifty one trains handled in one day on would seem tbat tbe eastern operators ot the Henderson division is certainly agood bituminous coal mines are getting uneasy showing about the way tho southern miners are A Chicago Durlington Quincy pas making inroads on their coal trade The meeting of the commitlco appointed by the senger train covered the distance from bituminous coal mino operators last week hero to Mendota eighty minutes includ which is to be held in New York is looked ing five stops and two slow ups Superintendent Rico estimates that the forward to with considerable interest Wbila it is thought that all arrangements stops and slow ups caused a loss of twenty cannot be made in one meeting it is pre- minutes This makes tho actual running sumed that considerable work will be ac- ¬ time sixty minutes or at tbe rate of eighty Gilesburg 111 Special complished and Ibat a plan which will miles an hour meet with the approval of all interested will soon bo agreed upon ¬ ¬ J r I i Periodicals Daily Weekly or Monthly a m 11 Take it ¬ Miii M ¬ F ¬ ¬ But write a Postal the list of what take or what you want take and you such figures the subscription price of one or a CI ¬ ¬ ¬ dozen ¬ ¬ combina ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BEE ELECTROPOISE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Make Yoifr ¬ ¬ HBad Swim ¬ ¬ CASPER ¬ ¬ ¬ lib ¬ ¬ svei - whites 9lm mm ¬ ¬ ¬ - FcmiE7 - ¬ WEBB ¬ ¬ ¬ - r - Washington Post mi ¬ ¬ ¬ THBBBE FDR DNLY SI IN ADVANCE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ik 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sit up Straight V DRUGGISTS Patent ¬ ¬ ¬ JiueS jyimes and Perfumery all colors in small cans 100 i Qrnp op a Rdylcij TMeverfleava without a bolU of Ctmberjn For Jallc CbolraaB4DirrhoaRemdy wUliy St BrnrdPru Store Katllpglopj Robloson Mortons Gap toorgu Goo lotfa blurt the seat ot the disease and by purifying and vitaljsiug tbe blood removes tbe coming vwy slops theljcblng and bUingt heals ulcer cause Mot only does Hoods Sarsaparllla ation and in most cmi remove tbe fu ¬ do this but it gives renewed vigor to the A druggtoti or by mail for 30 whole system making f possible for goo4 rriers SonPBildluuU health to rttgo Man Dr 5wye v fornfi whjch align i bji PWff be sore Swyanss Ointment supe within wo hours and tbat Ibe bottle of Fala Iiftlm was worth 500 If it could not 1m bad for less lor sale at 30 cents per Will receive prompt attention at KY BAHLlNfcTON bottle by St Dsrnard Drug Store Earlioc this office Estimates furnished Send your Job Work to this of ton Hen TKpblnsoa Mortons Gap Geo Kiag U Charlee fice upptJi apf HcatioRv 5aifactkm guaranteed JOB WORK Mo ore Arnold aqts IgrReady ¬ 3Petirat3 airid Oil Mixed Paints PRESCRIPTION A PHYSICIANS CARIFULLY COMPOUNDPD J ii L m Miiit in -- r viukiMitv mmmmm lyMi mu 0 t wiaws S - twtUi ffPiJBMl M i a -u- j-t The Aretls Karnralnnlat from tho frigid north ho had re ¬ turned defeated illuniayctl dlscour- A LA DELLB vu i 4TBnMBlf2 H ttatcairtioM rerVear In adrance LIVING IN ENGLAND CARE OP THE HOUSE M v -- W t I SI Vi K JARDINIERE 1 E7 I 4 - meets Second and Fourth Saturday olgbta each month A cardial luvittalon la extended visiting Sir Knight and lakes TIIQS N BLACK K of R lessons of life Tho most valuablo possessions soon grow useless It not properly cared for and thousands of ill oo JO SU Months homes and their contents go to de- ¬ 1 Mentha Three should say seriously that It is a place struction every year for lack of judi- ¬ whoro tho traveler can have his boot cious looking after Local Notice fits cents pr llneeeth In blacked t do not mean daubed over Among the portions of tho establish serllon Brerler run with local read with a sticky compound and uncleancd ment requiring tho most careful atten ¬ UY WHERE Special Notice per line each Inc matter fifteen cent and dim In an hour but permanently tion is the inside woodwork Very ln- i YOU CAN pollshod In tho smallest and most few servants rcallxd that fluo hard ¬ Rates bjr the dottier or year furnished on application to I his office Inn In England boots wood floors may easily be ruined by a tha1 OaiTtltatatot retotntlcntot reipeel lest fr aro highly polished This may seem a little thoughtlessness or stupidity In- ¬ Per line ot Iwelra line Inserted Ve vory low and unimportant matter to deed many housowlves seem never to lion thereof over twelve net will be charge I FOR THE lire cenu mention It Is howevor a noto ot havo given this subject a moments ft Club Kate fntnltUcl tor rtoit pape pood service and one of tho diameter thought MONEY irit periodicals Istlcs of tho high civilization of our In building a houso the quality of Co Ilrlttsh frionds It moans a determi tho flooring is of far gntator impor ¬ Bee Publishing nation to bo corafortablo and well tance than most builders aro willing PutusHiti tr carod for throughout Tho wholo of to admit The woman who had each socloty Is built upon this idea the board carefully examined and rojectod servants aro servants for tho sako of every one with irregular grain or OfficialDircclonj making society comfortable and I am knots had scores of them thrown out not suro but woll brushod clothes and and many of thorn takon up and dis ¬ State polished boots aro as much a part of carded altogether mado herself very tho English constitution as tho five unpopular with the builder but so Covernorjohn Younn Brown Lleutenant GernorMltchell C Allord oclock cup of toa Tho Idea of tho av cured by hor perslslonco a floor that Secretary of StataJohnW Headier crago Britisher is to got tho most satis- ¬ with reasonable care would last a Assistant Secretary of Stale Edward O Leigh Private Secretary td Goternor Henry CDIeksen faction possible out ot his dally llfo in lifetime and would never woar out AtlorneyGenaralW J Hendrlck little things as well as in large and he her floor cloths or hor patience Auditor L C Normao will not put tip with slack service In tho avorago houso tho boards of Treasurer II Sillale Saperlntendent of Public Infraction Kd Por among othor annoyances and tho serv- ¬ tho kitchen floor are cut from badly ter Thompion ants who aro in turn served by other seasoned timber and tho edgoa aro Register Land Office Green H Swango Henry F Duncan servants f col tho sarao way Insurance Commissioner soft spongy and Irregular Repeated Deputy Commissioner W T Hayeni I am pleased to bear my tostlmony scrubblngs with soda or potash and Adjutant General A J Gross to one thing thoy know onough to tho much lauded dirt klllcrs that are Assistant Adjutant General PB Mchardsaa Supt Araenal Capt DayldOConne Ho abed in tho morning Wo got tho found on every hand mako the poor Slate Inspector of Public Truita W II Card- raw idea from tho English that early stuff warp and split and soon the floor Agriculture Nlch McDowell to bed and early to rlso makos a man Commissioner of cloth catches in It and long splinters Court of Anneals Chief Justice W S Pryori - ii It tin I K Grace T II Parnler happy healthy and wise but they aro cither loosenod or torn off alto D GuDr IllHaelrlggJ II Lewi seem to havo given up this notion gether Wool after week this process Clerk Court Ap Ucporter E W limes goes on until tho floor Is full of scams peals A Addama Deputy Clerks court Appeals protty goncrally nnd If thoy aro wise llobt L Green Wood Longmoor tr Sergeant G healthy and tolerably happy thoy and furrows Thon It may perhaps A Robertson Tipstaff VV S D if blessing to bo covered with oilcloth as tho most Superior Court Presiding Judge Jos Darboar evidently now owo this sleep In tho most delicious practical alt6rnatlve but tho cloth Judges WIi YoslIri Jos Harbour J It Brent plenty of CONSISTS OF Ubrrln Mrs Mary Brown Day i time for sleep Another version of tho cuts and broaks over tho roughness Inspector of Mlnea C J Norwood r i j Railroad Commission Cbslrmsn James N adago is that gottlng up at daylight and rarely lasts more than a cotiplo of Saunders Secretary D C Hardin Chasi D makes a man healthy wealthy and seasons Poyntt Orey Woodson wise I do not sec however that tho It Is of prime importance to sotcct County wealthiest in England aro tho class for exposed floors good lumber and Judge ot Circuit Court C JPrtlt that got up first In tho morning And then to tako good care of It A thick uraonttrealtha AttornerIohd T Grayot circuit court tier jonn cartsiy speaking still of a civilized way of coating of boilod linseed oil nppllod Judge ot County Court Jno G Ut Hall living ono cannot but bcc in spito of whllo hot Is ono of tho very best pre county Attorney Rot Salmon County ciera v ii Arnom the democratic talk and tho labor agi- ¬ servatives Tho floor must bo thor- ¬ Sheriff -- Will Thomson tations and tho poverty and tho liberal oughly dry and clean Heat tho oil In S F Offntt e an perintendent ot Schools Tbos II Smith uso pi spirits that thero is a good a tin pall or can placed In a kottle of Coroner Jno II Booth deal of solid content in England oven boiling water It may safely remain MACISTIATIS when tho country is Btirrcd as lfcraro on tho stovo until wanted If care is Fiiat Wttrlct IIcnrr Shaw ly Is stlrrod otherwise by a gonoral takon not to spill or snattcr tho oil In J Second Dlstalct O J Farnswortb election Ono marks a general dispo ¬ auy way as vnis midrib causa a most Third District J C Uacon Fourth District T P Jone sition to mind onos own business and disastrous conflagration Never heat Fifth Dlstilct Hi FPortert to wait in a conservative sort of way oil merely by putting tho vessel con- ¬ Slith DlstrlctW II Cato for tlmo to right existing hardships taining it upon tho stove but always Charles Dndloy Warner in Ilarpcrs with hot water surrounding it When Sljurclj Directory Magazine ready for uso lift tho kettle of water BULLET PROOFCHAIN ARMOR with tho can containing tho oil from the stovo and carry to tho corner of CATHOLIC CHUKCIl 0 THK JMUACULATE Its Use la Rapidly Increaslnc Among on ¬ tho room farthest from tho door With cers of tho llrltlsh Army I CONCEPTION or Betting aside at once all talk about a wide flat brush clotha mop mado of First mass 700 a tni second mats and sermon woolen apply the oil protections that are perfectly bullet strips of rapidly and rubbing length 030 am Rosary Instruction and benediction at 130 p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor proof I give you my assurance that an working tho boards wiso of immonso number ot the officers of our CHRISTMNCHURCII It Is surprising how quickly hot oil army and navy who go on foreign Services regularly held morning and evening ab- ¬ onq of our will sink into tho wood and this especially when every First and Third Sunday In each month sorvico sorption Is tho secret of success it may 5Yoqng Mena Prayer meeting Tuesday night little wars is expected provide bo gone over again as Regular Prayer meeting- - Thursday night themselves with cortaln easily recog coat hasdtsappearcd soon as the first at 930 a m J W L1G0N Pastor nlzod protections These mind you Finish tho job by backing out of the MISSIONARY BAPTIST CiiURCII aro well known articles of trade to the Tho commonest and most door then leavotho room undisturbed Services second Saturday evening and Sunday sorrlces Prayer meeting Monday night each month usual typo of these protections con ¬ for somo hours if possible When it is Sunday chool at 930 a m D S Edwards Pastor it is sists of fine but beautifully tempered necessary to uso tho room at once Iron well single chains inclosed in soft leather qulto to het an old smoothing M E CHURCH hot and iron the floor or rub Sunday whloh run along the shoulders down Services fiist Sunday each month M uuKNitKiT acnooi at 100 pm i atior tho outer side of tho arms and over with a bag filled with hot sand This will causo the absorb tain parts ot thd body These can be and will leave oil to boards at once tho dry and it E CHURCH SOUTHl into a particular tunic or they Services every fourth Sunday morning and peyta clean Then rub thoroughly with a night by J T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting can bo adjustod separately and put on may be used thick cloth every Friday night like harness Tako it absolutely that at pleasure and the room hundreds upon hundreds of sets aro Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR If there is time and strength at com- ¬ Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 sold Tho most valuablo of all chains in mand an admirable floor finish may connection with accouterments are be mado by molting about four pounds eapfrin 8SV at Assembly Hall thoso which guard tho head and in 01 common yeuow oecswax witn one ZIOlj Awk ciiucitr cases whero the regulation cap or hel ¬ gallon FOR of boiled oiL Sub the floor Services every Sunday morning at it oclock met is not sufficiently protected in this and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 930 way specially made chains aro sewn with hot irons until the boards aro as a m W A Walker pastor warm as they can be made apply the insldo tho same and covered by tho preparation when at tho boiling point Men Women and Children MT ZION BAPTIST CIIURCII lining and iron it With relays of hot irons Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 p m San Only thoso who havo been in actual repeating the application day school at 030 a m W W Fester pastor conflict know how valuablo all tho wood will absorb no more until the Then go chains mentioned arc in minimizing over with clear hot boiled oil leavo IttacUoncilif of sword cuts As regards tho effect and polish protection from sword and bullet the it for afew hours will glvo a with a Boft surface general belief of officers nowadays that flannel This not penetrate and datnpness will CHRISTIAN CHURCH seems to bo in thoroughly tanned uso will not injnre for a long time Preaching third and fourth Sundays at leather and great quauttties of tight Halls and stairs treated In this way 1030 a m and 800 p m by Rev S F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at 1030 am fitting leather undor tunics tiro made are easily kept clean and always look Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 for officers tho favorlto pattern said well With the right kind of manage ¬ to be the Invention of the late Sir ment they will not need renewing BAPTIST CIIURCII for Richard Hurton being that which Sometimes a dark finish is pre Preaching every first and third Sunday morning forms a not too prominent ridgo down years ferred but this shows dust more read- ¬ and evening by Rev Wyndea Prayer meeting I havo heard ily Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun tlto center of tho chest difficult day morningat 915 Innumerable stories from officers of careand is much moro may be to take ot It It made by bullets which have been diverted in adding very desired ground burned umfinely M B CIIURCII SOUTH some degree by these leather tunics ber to the oil Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening by L T Cherry Prayer some of which are lined with woven This process ot floor finishing Is very meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every steel wire Of cou rsc none of these simplo easy to work and any per Sunday morning at 900 oclock things aro supposed to bo an absolute son of and average Intelligence will havo protection but only a sort of pallia- ¬ no trouble in making it a success CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII tive London Tld lJIts The only precaution to bo taken is in Preaching every Second Sabbath at it a m An Kjy Victim regard to fire as If the oil bolls over and 730 p m by W A Boon Pastor Prayer Orcat exposition said tho shabby or is spilled upon the hot stove the meeting every Friday night at 73a oclock man to the gentleman with the gold house might take fire and as oil burns eyeglassos so fiercely It would doubtless prove EVERYTHING IS NEW PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII Yes very difficult taJUXfrduev N Y Ledtrer Sunday school every Sunday morning at 91 lie a prime factor in the develop- ¬ Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 Experienced ment ot tho south olock Senior Partner I told Penwiper he Yes could bo gone on his wedding trip a Attract foreign capital month oge Directory Yes Junior Partner But how can we Great assistance in tho work ot Im- ¬ spare him that length of time migration W TURNER LODGE No 348 V ai Diatea meetioga toe nrsi ido Senior Partner Dont worry Hell Yes Saturdaya In each month at 730 p My friend said tho shabby man be back insldo of ten days N Y HerTransient brethren cordially Invited F D ARNOLD W M to attend there only seems to be one word in ald Chai cowsll secretary your vocabulary but it is a word I What Dos lie Know About ItT like eztromoly And nowvI am going idea Never marry a with ST BERNARD LODGE No 340 1 tj put It to tho test I have not eaten that you ore going- girlreform tho my to O O V Meets every Tuesday mgm her Could yon D m visiting uretnrcn cor a mouthful in threo days at 730 boy said Uncle Allen Sparks If 1llf Invited to attend lend mo a quarter she chews gum and giggles when she FIERCE MEYERS H G Yes C II IIukt Secretary And tho shabby man pocketed tho is a young woman she will giggle and Chi At ¬ chew gum when she is married No JJJ sllvor and was lost in the crowd EARLINGTON COMMANDERY cago Tribune UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS lanta Constitution ¬ The Country Where Small Bervloe Are Wall 1ertorruetL Notwithstanding tlto cooknoys who aro not content to slay In London but porvado tlio summer resort England is a charming plnco to loiter In tbe summer season If I wore asked to say what Is one of IU distinctions I Proper Treatment ot tho Inside Wood ¬ work How to inako tho best of the things we havo Is ono 61 tho most Important Vr - lr L FRITSCH t FASHIONABLE J-LlJjfe 1 SON L tfku - - t f l t ft YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE B GET THE BEST CEAST St Bernard Coal - Cos hid Interviewer ashed you wcro again bafllcd In your nuest for tho polo Tho explorer nlghcd snilly Yes ho said tho expedition was a frost and our provisions gave out but even then Ills tones were as end as ever Wc lived upon the fat of the land And at tho recollection ho broke down IMPORTER and blubbered affnln Puck And so nfcl - i i w 1 1 1 -- MEncANT TAK0l8- trv N j 1 and j t OF CLOTUS AND SUITINGS ¬ STORES 1 liJ V Pay or gli Mr Meek It wasnt a pickpocket Mj vlfo went through my clothes bo wont go here A roach ot Malnre in Upper 1lrst St tlvanivlll Iml 6kAnd that Mr Meek on streetcar lteernstlr solicilsthe psltonsae at hi Hop I havo 110 money to pay my faro this kins county lends 1 have had my pockets mornlnff picked Conductor bluntly That old story V M JOHN B MORTON M it S3 forolgottip right sympathetically All Conductor Pay next time N Y Weekly An Editorial Appeal BANKER Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Banking Butlnoss Special attention glyen to collections The wind blowetli ¬ Dry Goqm IeFftKTMeNT NEW XeSQ -- I t And th Lord knoweth We ara In need of our dun Bo coma a runnln This thing of dunnln Olvea us the blues Catletteburg Ky Democrat HOW HUE JtUMEMUBHKU Tlio water flowoth M viV v l8 JW PlflTOMHTT fHUfll FOR T Hotel A 200 Day Lacile MADISONVILLE KY 111 Big Feet iVl MW Mrs Nouvcau When wo wcro In Rome wo Miss Nouvcau But mother dear we were not in Itoino Mrs Nouvcau Why darling child we wcro in Home Dont you rwnom bcr that la whero we bought silk stock- Ings so cheap Brooklyn Life What Took the lrlie Whero do you come from asked n Dallas man of n neighbor Im just In from the fair grounda Havo tho judges of 11 vo stock award Job work tastily executed nt this office A trial order is nil wo ask s - tiqVilllW Little Feet I ZWpm AND L N RAILROAD THE GREAT s 5 THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities Everybodys Feet Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansvillc St Louis And the cities ot New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc ed tho prhc to tho biggest jack I They haw Did my undo or my father get it AND SPEED UNRIVALED Neither ot them Ast range donkey from eastern Texas got tho prize SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Texas SlftlngB Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Without CHnnQo From St Louis Evansvillc and Henderson to the ¬ HATS New Suits THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED CAN FIT ft STYLES -- Mrs A Jpffforthoatngo Very rapidly Dratnatle Mote So your daughter YC8i 1s atudy Jfrs P ppd he Is progressing SOUTHEAST AND 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In- THB ONLY ountlon I advise as to patentability with vet charge Mention this paper Pullman Vettlbaled Train Sorrloa wltb Noweet and 3inoat Day Concha Oleepera and Dtuing-- Care for information VVetainirtotn Over twelve years eiperlenca 13 C North SASIIVIUL6 NA5HVILLE IMITED jsrH w w VICTORIA LODGE No 84 T KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets every Monday night in the All member ot tbo order are Masonic building cordially Invited to attend CHAS COWELL C C W V Uuaa K ot R and S HOPKINS LODGE No OU W meets every Thursday evening at 17130 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend N VV Hurr M W E II Scauoos Recorder 61 A House Charles PAINTING Ills Natural State Mrs 11 llridgot have you turned What makes your husband bo sober tho gas on In tho parlor as I told you to night said Mrs Kllduff who was New Domestic Yls mum cant you trying to mako herself agreeable to smell it Boston Courier Mrs Cumso My husband madam replied Mrs The first potatoes wore cultivated doesnt drink Andes some where botwecn Qan Cumso severely lathe Diego Chili and Lima Peru Pota Judge toes still grow wild In tho mountain Jin Even Thingdlstrlots of South America Did you trade any when you wus 1 - Wood is riot generally well sea ¬ ter town asked Silas Oatbin Yes replied Corntossc Bomo soned by a very high temperature If How did you come out tho heat is too great the molsturo cs J Twus what yod call capos very rapidly and tho wood Is glvo u feller a counterfeit 50 bill lor 0 liable to craolc or split gold brick Washington Star ¬ Did Iter Doty BELMONT This House la Newt Suffiettnllr Healed I Well Watered Lighted bj Gat pmoM tup SOUTH TOl Terre Haute Indianapolis Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you order and pay only what first qlass goods can be bought for and for what you get Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything The best is by far the cheapest Our and other staples See what wc have in will bear inspection and and OeiirxrTLecl Fart-iits IDi - esasHOTEL MADISOWVittF CHICAGO Milwaukee W St Paul p p JEFFBItiK U 4 r l ErsruTlllc Mrs Sarah PrWHf PARENTSI Prejrjpfr 0RTH AND N0BTHWE8Tf o ieci Fartjitts Coffees r SuLertar1 -- Send your ous and daughters ATKIKS0N COLLEGE CbattaooaTnaa S U ROOBR8 Suothern Pi si An O P M Ind trial In everything as stated it is the t Neatly Artistically and Honestly Executed by thoso v Veterans of tbo Ilruih J Tom McFadon nuU I made yesterday aro missing Dont bo alarmed dear I took them Mrs Day Yes but when I asked downtown to a friend ot mine her to give mo a good thero others 1 Cruel Mrs Itay Vhy uro you bo tlcspon dent ovcryour cook Icavlngyou Arent New Specimen Do you know some of thoso dough Nriw and tjie EJECTS which takes - Will make estimate select colors and execute World work la a style and finish second to none Thsy waste no material alight no details and Inva ¬ Homeopathic riably give satisfaction Thsy take pain and pleasure In executing all work la their Hue It Mowlcr 1 bco some philosopher Buys you are even thinking ot painting It I to your that tlio way to euro yourself of a love Interest to consult them Address SON affair is to run away Do you believe MclADEN Ilainesley Ky HY uijoiy recommendation tho wretch absolutely refused If Y Did ho eat thorn Heavens not Ho la a CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE and have them learn a trade while ac quiring their education We teach five good trades a thorough college education beside a special course in Shorthand and Typewriting T A M Moore Prin Madisonville Ky ii H fll P flLTJ I M3 B15ST BCTWCCN mM mM Chttaptah Ohio and SouthwttUrn R 71 pt pay G D Walxbr pyansville XvIJSriU Life An Kneoumg er geologist Cynlcus Certainly if you oway with the girl Truth TABLERSnil BUCK EYE iCIMS - ii NOTHING I OINTMENT Hilt MlWlW lal rlllll HUT PILES Ma l J 4 One or the Other Muchblcst Indignantly Just because tho baby cries all night is 110 reason why you should get drunk every evening bo that you wont hear her Mr Muchblcat Well get the baby drunk aud Ill keep sober If Y World My cake is dough complained tho dejictcd husband Well responded tho euergotlo wife is mora orxless dough All all run you cake Is to need brace up and cook It Detroit IVee Press Home Eisrclso Wha will you do for cxcrclso when the tlmo cornea that you cant use your St f BERNARD LLJ1- - io V Mo St lad II JHRNAOAN VIP FfHp4PppHaV L0U8SUILLE urn r 0wWADDILI Mrs EQMPNY IINCrfRlORATED AihMut - t Cblr i XtiS 3fopkin3 Jountu CINCINNATI MEMPHIi AL0 THOM AND TO AND EVANSVILLE bicycle ft Madisonvillb Ky Capital Slock - - m Po not purchase a Ticket MHTH EAST SOUTH OR WST MatlJ jroa liave consulted ml Agent i tha Ml 4 BEST REMEDY for PILKtj SURE nnd CERTAIN CURK known for IB years no th KY r7utrinDtor aor1l Alr UHUUaiSTsJ his co How muck did old Sol Kiffglna give toward patch la interpolate somethinsr In the serv the church Second Loer Nothln of cour Ico about the holy bonds and nioiiiruires 01 mat Jh m oum w too aero s Tory rich woman didnt he Alice I guess bo I heard tho inln Tom Charlie Deadbroko married a llaln Oh I shall Bt Ql I really need by talking about tho 00 whecls--Bro- ok lyn Life ISuough 8Hor First Grocery Loafer EQLarliiTLtcira Try 50000 tualn pi O O 4S W R Rf J WMITKI VKAl ilr and lavlta tbe account IS TraawcU a aeneral I4U hanVintf of the citUaoa WHKdfCHOi rspivxim