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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 1895

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 bee1895112801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. T Wt2Tm gttt ft wr yyvrwrvirwvoviryvwvrvwvvvv vrfK RhJ Jli UL WrnfHifiiin mii h vwwrwvywTwf The Finest WoMand latest Styles in Copper plate Engraving Wedding Cards Visiting Cards C on short -- tan jtnrnish Spetial Clubbing Kalis for alU the Leading Afagaxhies TV I ana Periodicals in conjunction ibith 71B DEE i notice and at best prices at this office i SIXTH YEAR- t - EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 28 f 189B NO 48 W i - 23f vT3 j JL i 4 vVrul - FW mm M t jv-r J f V BERNARD COAL ilNOonPOHATED k- - Miriers and -- shipper f v - ttS JfJ t i COAL AND COKE lEDetx COMlY iin ft S W3 iwm i ili iwl- - Aii Ir it JBL7rrk j 0Wf V M General Office Bx-eirxo-t- x lirigtoxT I3r Moinnius i i Aiin A Sr Jh tvt te r-- 4 i 1 uh nur j lilf Wli iyf jt W f tfh SK A JJW tViii fk CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tcnn S II NEWBOLD Manager R WiioleiaQlc5 A gearitH ti2 W Main Street Louisville Kv WICKHAM G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah K Houser Building St Louis Mo J Officer vV h v V CAPT T L LEE Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts t BRIDGMAN G03 amim IIESSER Teutonic Building Clucogo in lf fenn t xit Unncr Second VAl FORD ManaRerAi i SC Evansvillf f tlT Inr1 j VHV mi pAmitj i i Mi J wa tnr i v Reports come from various quarters ot prose cullop ot coal dealers because ot short weight There are rogues lo the Coal business as In all other business In St Louis Mo Inspector ot Weights and Measures Lyons Is very busy just at present keeping an eye on coat dealers to prevent a repe tition ot the light weight frauds so extensively 1IUStlWKTU Keep a Sharo Lookout for Fresh Items o Interest to the Retail COAb amd COKE PRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupyihe this snace J StBerffard Goal Company r 1 YJMU05 1 U- PITHY PARAGRAPHS 4 1 - l Jl X V SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING INCORPORATED MH if iAAlljiA1 111 AvvAa Aa IWlliin JlM9 k i I lggffig i rrrt The Ohio Improvement Association a body made up of citizens of Pennsylvania Ohio Ken- ¬ tucky West Virginia Indiana and Illinois hav ing a direct interest in the improvement of water navigation on ho Ohio River has taken in band the task of bringing the attention of Congress to the necessity of Federal aid By the nso of modern engineering devices It is deemed feasible to make the Ohio navigable every month in the year Such a result would be of vast benefit to all the people of the State nam jd ¬ Tn It piys In bii tlit Cnil KfnlacUy Coil Did lvt IC ulucUy Coil tin N St tWn ird C01I 9 ip ci U li tnillcil mt cfcoeJ liimp unfile ihj UjMt lit is is rrd iftrTrv Th success ot tho PlnUdeliitiii Coat Hicliance in li iinltng down tho short weight d ulers Is giving parties In other cities and towns the cno to take IhiUdelphfans are progresilvo similar action reformers A goose bone weather sharp says ot his own Very cold weather will begin in knowledge December and continue on until March Tbo I cant say anything bone Is nearly all dark about snow or rain but tbo weather will be freezing nearly ell the time There may be ice several feet thick -- C0ML St Dernard Coal Companys Tipple at Paducah ViUlAVi t Ulllcnlown P Indi penJenl The old llmo irnfiiu is not entirely done nwiy with In our nfnuTcoiinly ot York It Is related that just last week a resident ot the barrens who bad become tired ot trading at the villlaga store walked Into the coal office ot Mr T C Kelly ou West King street York with the following offer of trade I say mister Ive go sick of trading out our way an flowed tMarylhls mornin that Id try a dicker this time in York How much coal can you give me for ono barrel of eggs an eight coon skins The output ot the St Dernard Coal Co in This is a larger tonnago 189 was 500053 tons than the entire output ot any single county In the State outside of IIopsJos County In which are the St Bernard mines 1 HOPKINS TUB V sanmkkcounty Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET - The output ot Coal In Hopkins County is nearly one third the total output for the entire State ot the State was In 1894 the output 3957195 tonl bituminous and cannel coal Hopkins Countys output was 811759 tons all This Is a gain over the product ot bituminous Tbo total number of em ¬ 189J of 50084 tons ployees In Hopkins County WMJ954 Total num ber ot days worked 2000 Animals employed 280 Total number of accidents occurring in the State 67 Hopkln s had only one fatality ¬ J Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One tonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal Crushed Soke for Base Burners and turtle or perhaps a manatee and HOW CRIPPLE CREEK that it had become separated from it and seeing me in tho water GOT ITS NAME thought I was the object for which -¬ Fumes- - tTfWJr ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY it was searchiug I have often had much amusement watching the antics of the needle fish This fish when it plays will jump over sticks straws or other small objects in the water and I have frequently had them to jump over the boat or my fishing line They did this apparently to amuse themselves Florida Citizen ¬ A magazine writer expresses tho fear that pur supply of fuel may soon be exhausted and that a substitute for coal will have tobe secured from one source or another This fear is all Imaginary and there is no reasonfor It The coal fields ot the United States east of the Rocky Mountains contain 128420 square miles and represent 30 per cent of tho entire production ot the world Great Britain has put out more coal than any other country bnt our own production will soon surpass that ot Great Britain Pennsylvania j alone has heretofore produced more than half the entire output ot the country but when tnis immense district is exhausted Ken- ¬ tucky Illinois Missouri Iowa Indian Territory Kansas West Virginia Ohio and Alabama are each ready to supply a larger amount ot coal than Pennsylvania has furnished There is such a supply of fuel under the surface of this country that it wilt take ages to exnaust it Thejamount pf wood that can be supplied can be estimated but the supply of coal is seemingly nnlimited FLORIDA FISH An Old Anglers Notes On Their Many Peculiarities I obscrvefd many curious tilings about fish while I was on the Indian River remarked Col Col Wardell a few days ago Wardcil is one of the best known handlers of the tod and reel in the United States and is an authority Yes I when it comes to talking about the finny tribe The Colonel recently spent several months rusticating on the Indian River and he had a splendid opportunity to acquaint himself with some of tho peculiar characteristics of the fish that in He had a habit those waters house that was built With one end projecting out over the water The water was very shallow in the vi cinity of the house and as the bot tom was of white sand the fish could be seen very distinctly and their maneuvers watched with little Froni the upper porch difficulty of tho house tho Colonel could sec for a long distandc and ho often spent many hours not only watch ing but thoroughly enjoying the companions as they made sport in the water Fish as a rule are very shy and yet they sifd tho Colonel frequently become so tame that they can almost be picked pujt of the water and they seem to know people just as a cat or dog docs Some of the sea cats became So tame around my place that they would actually eat out of my hand 1 had a board running fiom the house out over tho water and I used frequently to go out on this board to clean fish throwing the cleanings into tho water These cuts would swim up as fearlessly as could be and on several occasions they pulled the fish that I was cleaning out of my hands The fish cvtdently know mc however bscauso when a Btrangcr went dut 6a the board they would not como ncarlumi but would swin around at a distanee as though thoy were ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho cavalle is among the most nrominent and abundant fish in Tho cavalle generally tho river goes in schools or a squadron from I fre which it gets its name quently saw ono cavalle around mv nlaco that displayed almost It always human intelliuenco came alone and I knew it Bimply Iho from ita curious maneuvers cavalle as you know feeds upon other fish and preys upon the min nows that r6 generally found in This payallo tho shallow watttrs would coin ir from tha dep water pf tho river arid woultf swimjip to ¬ nfrnid ¬ If the a small school of mullet mullet were on the bottom of the river tho cavalle would succeed in getting them up nearer the surface Then it would get itself into the middle of the school and would gradually work the mullet toward some of the minnows As the mullet never harm the minnows the cavalle could in this was get up very close without being seen Suddenly the cavalle would dart through the school of mullet and grab one of the minnows and would then swim off rapidly to the Why this method deep water was pursued is a mystery to me as tho cavalle is a very swift fish and can easily catch the minnows with out having resource to any such strategics as this Another peculiar thing about the cavalle is that after catching a minnow it al- ¬ ways darts away to the deep water and then comes back again in stead of staying and finishing its meal It ot course swallows the minnow when it is caught unless it is a very large one so there is no necessity for going away to eat it I knew another cavalle from the fact that it was always with a sergeant fish The sergeant fish generally mbves very slowly and majestically unless it is frightened while the cavalle is a very swift fish This cavalle always followed behind the sergeant fish however just as naturally as a tender docs behind an engine As I have said tho cavalle generally go in schools or squadrons and they move as swiftly and gracefully as a body of the best drilled soldiers A person seldom has a chance to observe them go through their drills in the water and it is a very pretty sight Their color is silver and gold Tho eel is ordinarily a very shy creatures and I do not remember ever having been more than two or three tn tho Indian River I had an oyster bed 40 or 50 yards from my house and I went out there one day for thq purpose of getting a basket of oysters To my surprise nn eel camo swimming up to mc and all the time I wa9 getting tho oysters it swam around my lees and rubbed against them much as a kitten would I waded back to my houso and the eel fol I found that I did not lowed me have enough oysters and so I went back again Tho eel was still there and followed me there and Now I had never back again seen tho eel before and never saw it again after that day and the only way that can account for its peculiar vciionsJi that it was the qompanlon of either a Jarge fisl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LIUS REFUGE ¬ Italy has been a refuge of dethroned royalties since the days of Ancus Martins and in old times such as did not want to come were shepherded thither by tho sweet compulsion of those who deposed them and were finally slain for the encouragement pf others like Ju gurtha and Vcrcingetorix and any number more Now they are permitted to coma and go at will and first and last a good many of them take refuge there laying aside their royal belongings and adopt ing the comfortable simplicities of private life If all of the anointed and the uncrowned who have taken sanctuary there could be set in a row they would reach beyond tho Parthian deserts or the wilderness of the Ncrvil showing how numerous and common sovereigns really are and how easily their thrones arc emptied of them The last one to buy real cstato there and set about tho preparation of a snug and ornamental place of exile in Liliuokalani the remote unfriended melancholy but by uo means slow Pacific IslandCjueenr toppled over by an insurrectionary sugar syndicate and cast on tides of destiny a good deal more tur bulent and dangerous than tlipse of hqr environing shark pervaded seas She has bought a summer and winter placo there and will occupy them in a year or two as soon as she can wind up the round of royal visits which etiquette ex acts of hdr If sha carries with her a Kanaka court and cuisino there is no reason why she should not bo as contented in the penin- ¬ sula 113 anywhere elso outside of her own islands She is not a very romantic figure and will not excite the local improvisator nor inspire a new doparturo in the amatory poetry of the peninsula but she will no doubt find a sat isfactory welcomo there and may enjoy exemption from the cares of even so small Stata as that which has sent her into exile N V rUunp ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ How many years ago was it that the cry of Pikes Peak or bust rang across the continent and adventurous men flocked to the Rocky Mountains in search of hidAnd Thirty five den treasure now not twenty miles southwest of the grand old sentinel of the divide the cry is heard again and 30000 souls are encamped where five years ago roamed peaceful herds and unsuspecting cowboys In the autumn of 88o Farmer vVom ack chanced upon what he thought When looked like yellow stuff on taking specimens to Colorado Springs to be assayed he learned that they returned thousands of dollars to the ton Dame Rumor whispered that another Leadvillc was in sight Soon after two men of pluck F F Frisbce and E M de laVergne braved a blizzard and tramped across the hills of Haydcns Divide until they found refuge at tho cattle ranch of hospitable George Carr who laughed at the idea of gold being found on grazing lands Nevertheless the prospectprs found rich float located claims and returned to Colorado Springs with news that went round the world What became Go into of Womack the pioneer Poverty Gulch and youll find a log cabin the first human habitation built in Cripple Creek There lives Mr Womack who came to Colorado in 1876 and go ing into cattle raising chose Cripple Creek as the home ranch There in 1881 he discovered free gold that ran 300 to the ton Ho located a claim which he abandoned on being told by wise men that tho formation was all wrong that gold must come out of a fis- ¬ sure vein in granite to be lasting that tho rock he found didnt be long there that it was dropped by a glacier or came from spme other part of the globe by some amazing hocus pocus that the conditions wero all wrong and that ho must not waste his time and money So abandoned Robert Womack Grand View though still cher- ¬ ishing tho belief that an ore body would be found near the float that excited the scorn of tho knowing Ever scckingit was in 1890 as I have stated that he discovered a vein and named it El Paso What did ho do but sell the mine now known as the Gold King To day nearly all of Gold Hill in cluding Grand View and Gold Hill is owned by the Anaconda Mining Company of which D H Moffat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ore is president of Denver shipped from these mines runs from 500 to 800 a ton the main vein being fifty to eighty feet thick I am told Nobody pretends to compute the value of this great property While the tenderfoot rushes in and makes a strike Robert Womack the father of Cripple Creek sells town lots for a living Luck hasv never favored him with another mine though 200 claims havcibeen located in the district of the Golden Circle Why is this old cowboy paswas ture called Cripple Creek my first question on entering Are qua a most dejected looking camp Do you see that house there said the driver as we approached a broken down shanty Yes what of it Well it was occupied by a family that got invited to dance by some neighbors who lived several miles off Cant go were all broke up says the Arequa folks Sams got the rhcumatiks Lize has a fever Toms broke his arm the cows broke her leg and the But you come horse is run away over to Cripple Creek and well do bure enough the best wo can the neighbors come over to Arequa and thats the Avay the creek got There is still ancalled Cripple other legend to the effect that a cowboy fell while herding a steer Steer hcrse and in that creek The horse rider came to grief broke his leg the steer broke his neck and the rider broke his arm Im inclined to think the cowboy version is the truth Once a letter sent from England was addressed to Lame Stream Col It went direct to Cripple Creek where it was received by the person for whom it was in tended ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Anxious about Oh her jerry ¬ my lerryl my Jerry moaned a middle aged Irish wo man as she wrung her hands and approached Patrolman Driscoll dn liamburg st yesterday morning Whats the matterwith Jerry asked the policeman was Theyve took him away Tho min come in the the reply wagon and took htm off Cant ye tell me how to get him out Somcbony8 pinched hpr son thought the officer Then he said Youll have to to the wonan go to tho station and see the cap tain hell tell you what to do about it Will I have time thin do It was an hour ago you think Dont they han cm as soon as thoy get em there asked the wo ¬ man with a look of alarm on her face as she thought of the fate of her bejoved Jerry What would they hang him for asked the officer beginning to wonder if he had a crazy woman to deal with Sure I dont know I dont know what they took him for at all at ail an its fearin I am that hes hung by this time was the reply between sobs What had he done asked the officer somewhat bewildered Sure an he hadnt done noth ing at all at all but followed me answered the woto the store Are you sure Mister Ofman ficer that they wont hang him right away Of Why no Hang him course not Where did you get such an idea replied tho officer Sure thats what ivcryone tells me They all says they harigs cm as soon as they gets em there an I know when Doolms Patsy was took they couldnt get him back at Oh all again for they hung him Mister Officer please tell me how to get Jerry out again By this time Driscoll was certain that he had a crazy woman to Thinking to reassure deal with Well if your boy her he said didnt do anything but follow you to tlje store theyll let you see him before they hang himanyway so youd better come1 up to the station with me now ahd well have a talk with the captain An who said anything about a responded bpy Id like to know Im tellin you all the woman this time about mo dog Jerry that was took by the tjog catchers Oh Mister Officer do you think I can get him out in time The officer then saw what the matter was and after giving the woman the cheering information that she would have two days in which to redeem her dog hurriedly slipped around the cornor whero he could think it all over in soli You scet he said in tude telling of tho experience to an Express reporter she took on so I thought sure it was her boy had been pinched and I nevci tumbled at all till the last minute Its queer how thco women lake to dogs anyhow ¬ HOW A JAPANESE NEWS PAPER IS MADE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wat Presenco of kins Wots do matter pardncr Did she brow woter in yer face Hungry HugginsOnly on me I had the face only on me face presence of mind to shut my mouth when I seen it coming Indianap olis Journal Now is tho time to subscribe for This Br Mind-t-Woary ¬ The Japanese are a great newspappeople Tokio the capital of Japan is a city of less than two million people yet there are about fifty daily newspapers not to speak of the many weeklies and monthlies published in that city huucatic n being compulsory en Japan everybody can read and ivcrybody reads newspapers The papers sell for one an two yen a copy consequently every one is able to buy and many of them have very largo circulations In the office of one of them I visited while there five cylinder presses were running and they print fronf midnight until morning The per ¬ fecting press has not yet reached Japan but it will get there in the near future The Japanese papers alroady stereotype their forms as we do and print from plates The only difference between the meth ods of getting out a newspaper in Japan and in America is in the A Japanese printers typesetting case instead of containing a few characters as ours contains nearly four thousand different types Of course it is impossible to get these in one case within reach Instead thev are nlaced in small nlcreon- holes about the four sides of a room perhaps 10 by 14 feet Pasted aboVe each pigeonhole is a print of tho character it contains Be sides these there are the forty seven simple Japanese characters known as tho kana With these forty seven simple or connecting characters in a case before him the compositor sirs in the end of his little room his stick laid out on a tabic There are but few com positors on a paper usually three or four But each lias several boys as assistants The compositor is given an entire article This he cuts into very small takes giving one to each boy Then these lads begin to scramble among tho pigeonholes or boxes looking for the main characters in order At they run about they sing in a loud voico tho name of the character wanted making a a printing office a perfect bedlam They sing the characters presum ably to keep them in mind When a boy has found all the main char acters in his take omitting the kana lip lays them upon tho copy in frQnt of the compositor Tbcn the compositor must examine each connect them with the proper kana and placo them in his stick It is a trying process upon tho eye and the cpmppsitprs usually wear large er-reading ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ magnifying goggles Each compositor must set an entire article for it reads down the column instead of across like our newspaAn article for instance pers starts at the upper right hand side of the column and the characters read straight down to a rule or to the end ot a column Then the reader must come back to the top and read down another line Nat ¬ urally the Japanese printer can not set type as fast as our printers His process is too difficult and complicated But when the type is up and in the form he can stereotype and print his paper in mod ern style The Japanese newspaper office with the exception of thp composing room is much like ours It is lighted by electricity and has the usual conveniences of ours but the Japanese reporter cannot use a typewriter None has been made with the Japanese characters Atlanta Constitution ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Badges of Matrimony Badges of matrimony are worn by all other nations but taboped The Gerby American women mans wear a little cap or hood of which they are very proud and donning the cap is a feature of tho wedding day among the peas ants of certain localities The Russians arc always seen even in the hottest weather with a thick cloth of dark hue twisted about their heads In New Guinea the young woman Jets her hair hang about her shoulders but when she is married this is cut short Chinese matrons braid their hair like a helmet In Wadai the wives color their Jips by tattooing them with the thorns of the acacia then rubbing with iron filings In parts of Africa the married women perforate the outer edges of their ears and lips and stick rows of grass stalks in them and among a certain Mongolian tribe the Man thes the women wear suspended from the ear a little basket full of cotton to which a spindle is atThe universal Am ncan tached wears what she likes regardless whether it be matronly or not and the daughters will select articles suitable only to married women Chicago Chronicle ¬ - Sculptor to lady who has com missioned him to execute p por I can trait of her late husband change it in any particular that you may desire madam Widow regarding it with tearful eyes The nose is large Sculptor A large nose repre sents goodness Widow wiping away her tears Well then make it large- r¬ ¬ Pick-Mo-U- ¬ p JWl bs4M fr i vi JU W UPTV W o rtiW iw7ytr -- vjTSff -t-- it-- iJ TVi8iiIJPPwrTfpir V MPWMIIMrH yW 5JT i tmgm I IIIIMUMIIWIIHIIMI Vjgp - W M MVMT T iJI M -- V WMW -- t - 1 I 1 II V I- - H PBy f t M H -- sB53w KBB PUBLISHING COMPANY tlocorpartled TiiK Epworth League of Greon villo is to liavo n course of three lectures this winter The first is to be by Polk Miller subject Old Times Down South Recent statistics show that there are 555 churches in Now York City and 7300 saloons That is to say thcro is ono saloon tor each 340 inhabitants and one church for each 430 inhabitants and there wcro 4600000 barrels of beer con sumed in the city last year which was at the ratcof two and a half barrels for each man woman and child It is easy to understand from such figures why it is that Tammany usually triumphs- Globe Democrat Earlington has not one saloon Consenor has had since 1883 quently our little city is the most peaceable law abiding and contented place The inhabitants are happy have good work when any body has earn good wages and live comfortably in their humble homes The trophies of Governor elect Bradley says the Boston Herald appear to have over topped those of Henry Clay Evans of Tonnes see for the time being but the latter is not likely to be forgotten by the Republicans should they go South for a Vice Presidential can didate Thcro is not much doubt that Evans carried Tennessee as handsomely as Bradley carried Kentucky but the latter is not going to be counted out as the former No doubt the gentleman was Tennessee man will be heard from later on As The Bee has before stated so we still believe that Col Bradley is sincerely not a candidate for the honor nor will he give Kentucky a chance to elect a Democratic Governor in 1896 ¬ ¬ ¬ clilimitur li it Herad thi Fcitoffiee Kitlluxlon n Steond whnegaaM iii SUBSCRIPTION KATES Ot si 1100 Yearlrlcljr In iJvinco 0 1 i Monim 3 Month J Three filmtlaCoplet Specimen coplet nulled tree on application CnteipondenU wanted In all petti 01 Iba Addreta u tor particulars OountT Tub Evansville Courier is still wild It declares lint nothing is definitely settled by the late more elections than that the masses of the people are for tho frco and un limited coinage of silver Tho listen to Muhlcnbergcrt Political landslides will continue to occur in the future until there is not a pro tective feature left in the tariff laws of tho country Great Moscsl ¬ UATES OF ADVERTISING oo unnaquire tritlnaetllon SO li oLonnaMl InMrtlAn perloda con Mtiplar admlliementa for Ions tracted for at apectal rate centa foeali Notice J um1 per linn AflAc Inierted free rlirriil cent per Una adrertlaementa at reenter ratee muat run of the paper Hitrapoaltlonewlll take the beeltenonlfwlienarrangea ror oj ipecni -- Ali tit iAtrt1l Ath l A liireti all communication lo TUB BEE Earllngton THURSDAY NOVEMBER Ky a8 1893 Hon Jas A McKfnzie has bought 34 acres of land two miles from Bowling Green at a cost of 4150 and will build a handsome residence there when his term of He exoffice shall have expired pects to spend the remainder of his life in comfort ¬ THE ATKINSON PYGN Tho Atkinson oven used in tho restaurant is a devico invented by Edward Atkinson the well known reformer of Boston and is really tho mechanical result of a long sc ¬ ries of experiments madu with a view of determining how poor peo ple can prepare good food at tlio least cost With this ovqn it is possible to furnish meals for one adult for one full week at h cost of t this sum paying for the food and for tho oil used in the lamp It is declared that while tho oven cooks very slowly the food is much better coooked than on n range for the reason that in cook ing Quickly much of the really nu ¬ tritious part of the food passes off in gases because of the rapid com- ¬ bustion while in the Atkinson oven ¬ Nervous UecHuee tho COTTON STATES EXPOSITION v Atlanta On Sept 8Dcc 31 1895 THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Teoplo should rcAllto that tho only true and pcrmnnsnt euro 6r thofr con anion m to do toumi in uaving Pure Blood health ot every Organ and tluaua ot tho body depends upon tho purity ol tho blood Tho wholo world knows tho standard blood purlflor is Sarsaparilla Mnkoo Hoods And tlicretoro It a tho only trtio and rcllftblo medicine for nervous pcoplo It makes tho blood puro and healthy and thus cures nervousness makes tho nerves Arm nnd ctrong gives sweet sleep mental vigor a good appetite perfect digestion It docs all this and cares Scrofula Kctema or Salt Rheum and all other blood diseases bceauso It HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY Dr Frank H Rhea is editor of iThe Telegram published weekly at Uniontown Ky a paper that has not yet completed its first volume The paper is a live one and the editor is not only a news writer and editor but ho is a poet and is receiving considerable favorable comment from various quarters But ye powersl isnt he a silver howler ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Hopkins county is nearly one third tho total output for tho entire State In 1S04 the output of the State was 957196 tons bituminous and cannel coal Hopkins Countys output was 811750 tons all bituminous This is a Pain over the product of 1898 of 5068tons The total number of cm ploy ccs in Hopkins county in 189 A was 195 A Total number of days worked 2000 Animals employed 280 Total number of ac cidents occurring in the State 67 Hovkins had Total tjGoke produced in Kentucky during 1894 ivas 07715 tons Of this 26008 tons were made ojily one fatality ThcK otltput of coal in ¬ very little escapes The principle of the thing is very tersely sot forth by Mr Atkinson as follows Talcea paper box then take some heat from a lamp put into the When you box and keep it there have enough heat in the box having first put the food which is to be cooked into suitable potsior pans put thcln into the box with tha heat keep them there until the heat and the food arc combined keep up the supply of heat from Pure Blood f foodic toWb uc sure to Get Hoods ltoaulta nrovo ovorv word wo have aid Tliounanus 01 voluntary icaii- monlals fully establish tlio fact thai Saraa- - The schedule printed below is a comprehensive guide td tho best and most desirable route to Atlanta from tho North and Northwest Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnattl Louisville St Louis Tcrro HaUto and Evansville Pqlaco Day Coaches and Pull man Sleeping Cars are attached to all trains shown in this schedule Extrdmely low rates havo been tnaiicto Atlanta and return via tho Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway All trains run solid between Nashville and At lanta except train in last column The train in third column which leaves Cincinnati at 4130 p m runs solid to Atlanta This is the route of tho famous Dixie Flyer through all tho year round sleeping car line between Nnsh yilie Tenn and Jacksonville JFIa r tri - tri fr-¬ T og TI18 Washington Post DrHE - BEE 1- 1 fSBf FOR ONLY One Dollar IN ADVANC spy AaSfci5 tholamp ness IbtantotakoIIoodSSaruipn rlUa nnd tho llrat bottlo helped mo MAnaAnETaitAYCiltawba Kentucky Hoods Pills euro alt llrfr li consUpi UonbUlousnessalcktioaiUciro Inillscstlonsse f I havo been alllloted vltlt nervous c u res v ¬ irinifilllrB x IP S5r bKC e SSt- BcH mm 13 s 28 lis f Mm rr rr nr IAIAV Els kr- Walter McGaryl is S 1 I - rrn PfPI rrr fffft frfCW assw 1 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY rW aa PPP H MMM PW f as ssr trie t 1 rrr ono Livery and Feed Stables SPLtMOlO LlUS OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK w 1 Its not the hungry man from Frankfort Its the hungry man who wants to go to Frankfort that worries the Governor elect Lex- ¬ ington PressvTranscript If the trains that leave here every day going toward Gov Brad leys town arrive he knows something else about the hungry man from Frankfort Daily Capital There is some comfort to the Governor elect in the fact that his town has no telegraph office but it they all go to him by rail what a time he must have ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of 9 1806 promises to be the most in teresting andcxciting in the hisFrom this tory of our country ¬ The Presidential Campaign The Hartford Herald says the ¬ u I i 4 r I m i Delightfully fascinating short line FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 100 stories beautifully illumined by CASH IN ADVANCE but If not paid Inadvance the price Is 135 This the most famous illustrators make week icgmar suuscripuoa price 01 me wo papers is pzooj Ladies sources of Kentucky but are a litHome the Christmas sunscKirnoN may decin at anv tijik The wind blew a mile a minute tle sceptical about the success of Journal conspicuously attractive i Address all orders to THE BEE coffee plantation which the fiction Notable to readers of at Louisville oh Monday night the Write your name and nddrcss on a postal card send it to Geo V Stanford Journal tells us about in among the contributions is Rud This is the highest velocity ever Best Room 2 Tribune Buildinu New York City and a sample DailyV ATALKINQ PEOPLE previously-announceKiplings yard The dam- ts correspondence from Lancasreached at Louisville copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mil bo mailed As Judge Luston of Tennessee William the The farmer who has started romance to you age was restricted to fences signs ter a coffee plantation eight miles was once going through Texas he Conqueror superbly illustrated and trees met an old Texan who described at by W L Taylor Mr Kiplingis CaptI Ed Porter Thompson will above here reports things favorable to its cultivation The seed was length the people that had settled at his besKin painting the weird DQNT -not contest the election of Mr of Af- in his neighborhood a large num- India scenes and those personages Davidson as Suppnntendent of obtained from the interior ber of them having come from his admirers are fondly familiar Public Instruction as has been re- rica He planted 160 grains from And theres them with and in William the Con was grown something over Kentucky ported The ground for the ru- which Theyre queror he has done his strongest a bushel He has been using the Kaintuckians said he EARLINGTON KENTUCKY mored contest was the fact that berry and finds it too strong if not the speakinest people I ever see work along these lines The openMr Davidson failed to resign as in my life fer a fact Whenever ing chapters of Julia Magrudcrs In London thereare more Jew3 County Superintendent of Pulaski mixed with Rio or some other The Violet are than in Terusalem more Irish than good brand A number of people we hcv a shootin match a camp latest romance us on county have sampled the beverage and tneetin a weddin or a funral you also given in the Decenbcr issue in Dublin and more Scots than in Mr Terrel our Minister to were surprised when told it was can jest bet that them Kentuckians The story is illustrated by Charles Edmburg a AND DEALERS IN Turkey is a man after our own grown in this locality He puts up will be thar anc afore you knows Dana Gibson and these pictures packages of 300 grains and sells it theyll be offerin resolutions and are notable for being the very lat- REV heart The other day he informed W F VAUGN do the Turkish Government that if an them at 50c a package The seed a makin speeches tell you caint est and best that that popular artist To tell the truth Jedge has given the public They are as American was harmed he would are planted in hills li feet apart rest take demand and get the head of the and the stalks grow three or four they caint cut a watermelon with- thoroughly Gibsonesque as is The Harrodsburg Ky Presiding El Turkish Governor in whose prov- feet high some stalks bearing as out a speech Violet typical of Miss Magrudcrs to der Danville District Meth DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES ince the outrage was perpetrated many as 1200 grains inimitable method of story telling He exBUT HE WAS PATRIOTIC odist Church Writes Notwithstanding the sensational pects to cultivate several acres The concluding chapters of Mrs we will give Maj Handy relates that when Burton Harrisons romance charges of a Missouri preacher we next year and a number of his The the Worlds Fair Commission was Holiday nan loom ana rami believe in Terrell Worros Dance neighbors have applied for seed at The Electropoise has cured irie figures on entertained by the Lord Mayor of also presented the ol severe rheumatism after twonp will follow his example and London at a Mansion House din- quoyacke are plications all night each The County Canvassing Board ner Hon Ben Butterworth made story ending on a Virginia planta- great benefit to my family and is of of Henderson county has filed an in nervous The Washington Post is an a speech in which he sought to tion amid scenes which only Mrs I heartily recomeend amended return of the vote for Rail- eight page sevcn colum weekly please the Britishers by criticising Harrison can satisfyingly portray headache it one ReadyMixed Paints all colors in small cans road Commissioner which gives published at Washington D C the McKinley law which had just W T Smcdley is the authoress been passed Thereupon Judge Dempsey sixty more votes in that and gives the news of the Capital publica- ¬ now Senator Lindsay of Ken- illustrator and has given a spirited Ministers of the Gospel county The mistake was in addi from a non partisan standpoint Look here Butter and beautiful picture of The tucky said Indorso tions The worth you arc a Republican and I Dance This however will not The Post says for itself The promised scries of tions in combina- - P PHYflICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CdMPOtJNDFD t Post is a strictly non partisan in- am a Democrat and a free trader overcome the amended returns articles by Miss Mary E Wilkins from Muhlenberg if these amended dependent newspaper It dares to and an ex Confederate soldier but the famous portraycr of types tion with I want you to understand returns are admitted There tell the truth impartially and to by old fellow that I dont come presents the first paper to tho promises to be quite a contest in criticise the acts of all parties alike abroad to apologize for or criticise December Journal under the gen Rev John I Rodgcrs Danville this matter and legal opinion is di- In regard to the great economic the laws of my country The eral caption of Neighborhood Ky Itis a mystery to me almost vided as to the result Some of subjects now of deepest interest to story is commended to Mr Bay Types Miss Wilkins has intro a miracle the State papers expect Mr Demp tjie people and their representa- ard as are from which he might de duced her readers to the quaint Rev Z Meek Catflcttshurg scy to resign but wo do not think tives in Congress it will advocate rive a useful lesson aPOOIALATTINTION people of a mythical New England Ky- - I AS WILL A HEARSE havo used tho Electropoise such legislation as is manionly it probable that he will do so GIVEN TO village and Alice Barber Stephens for five years and find it invaluable festly in the interest of a majority A KENTUCKY POET J lrB HIJMuiuUMHlHHHiwF has brought the personages into as a curative The flood gates have been open of the people agent Especially is It believes that PUnNI8ED Mr M M Teagar of Lexing- closer view by a series of admir it efficacious and the rains have fallen copiously FUNERALS in cases of feeble taxation should be distributed as ton ON 6H0HT NOTIOB Near akin to women has just sent out to the liter able illustrations and refreshed the land generally and delicate children equitably as possible and in ary world Marian a poem a the fiction is a charmingly reminrivers are rising but having The a currency system which will pro hurried perusal of which leaves Rev Robert Barrett Louisville First Class Tnra Outs at Rcasonablo Rates 8PK0A VA7DBTH0TI0N At tho Gate by iscent poem been at such low stage they have vide an abundant supply of perxiany oenunary liicciro iy only the finest impressions and James Whitcomb Riley the poet poise cured a big job of rising before they can iMV RIGS AltE THE DEST IN THE CITV TH TnAVBLlNO MN nftcr all other reme fectly sopnd money promises of the pleasure that a of the people which A 13 Frost dies failed make much display at floating carStable and Office pn MAIN ST near Depot ol ISAAC DAVIS Having the facilities to do so we closer study of its pages may af has daintily embellished with a goes Hence it is that even with RqV W W Bruce Houston propose to publish a first class ford The charming little story in scries of fine illustrations land ville the dispatches received announcing Ity Electropoiso cured weekly newspaper but we want it easy pleasing verso is dedicated scapes Mary Anderson Ue Na opium habit that it is thought that large quan distinctly understood that we take to and to the varro relates the incidents of her the authors wife tities of coal will start down the NOTICE Rev Geo Means Covington the money of our subscribers from Washington Weekly Post per year noble women of my country as a First Appearanco on tho Stage river from Pittsburgh it is not yet e0 one night tliu Electro Tp those who havo Hopkins County all political parties purely upon The Bee per year iqq- tribute to their Christian work and which is illustrated with character poise relieved brain conjestiou and lands for salo settled that Kentucky coal will the basis of giving a newspaper love Ex Prcsidcnt Harrison vertigo The mechanical work on portraits have much immediate competition lotajv i i5p- Announcements tor advertising these more than worth the price and from that quarter the volume by the Peter Paul in on inspiriugly enthusiastic and Wo will ctve them boh to nUour iiewsubTctib9rs for Jioo which Is the price of landsjn nil parts ot the country havo been and because we reflect tho We could fill this paper with our paper aloiie providing you pay In advance This Is our Inducement Tha It has now been seven months views not any party or any person Book Company is excellent and patriotic vein talks made by the Kentucky bureau of Infor Weekly Post Phbb to those who of remit or tbek subscription In advance H you do the book is a handsome acquisition Country of Ours and Hezekiah similar reports but think this suf mation and Immigration Write Prof J since any coal has been shipped by A J not wish to nay till the end ot the vear wo w II 1st wi hn ti ficient to interest you in sending By special arrangement we are to any library Mr Teagar is a year for 33 cents In addition p our reuUr price but you pan not got tha river from Pittsburgh and KenButterworth tells JJoW Longfel for book on the subject of health Glenn Msdlsonvllle for blanks which iW a ibis able to supply our patrons with brother-in-larate unless taken in connee Ion w Huic1 Tub of O O Stcaley low His Best Known tucky coal has had full sway at Wrote Tim VVaSiunotoh VVEBKtv Post Is the fiales weekly paper published at this when properly tilled and returned will bo The Post and The Bee at the the Courier VALUABLE BOpK FflEE This is btua fraction of Washington Poems NatlonsI Capital nop partisan Independent and Impartlst critic of all parties uiiko it Louisville and elsewhere Journals The sent tothe Bureau per year for both papers price ol combines all the encciail unique features of a weekly with tho freshness and crlsparss droutlV has been vpry great1 Representative and before the the great lierary feast presented John I Atkinson pt Earlington mem ol a dally DUBOIS A by the December Journal cash in advance Samks maVukotaiNiat QVROwqROR nvPosJTrRpM Tu WhbkW Pqvt publication of this volnme was al ¬ and rivers have been at the lowest ber ol Executive pommIte will b glad stogc in tho remembrance of river Now is tho time to subscribe for 513 Fourth Ave UuUvllle Ky o furnish Information No charge msd Low prices and first class work ready widely known in literary cr vn toradvertisjp cles Frankfort Capital D Gaiukkath menj HHfSM Msnilon this ijir wtn wilting The Bbk is my mottp scheme to build an electric railroad from Hartford to Beaver Dam is a go Col A J Casey of the Owensboro Inquirer seems to be the chief promoter and he also We do not know says it is a go Earlington the local conditions between Hart- ¬ The New Mayor of Nashville ford and Beaver Dam but our readers will remember that not Tenn is a Probitionist very long ago some of our most Owensdoro is to have a bicycle sanguine neighbors talked very factory to be established by Mr hopefully of a like scheme to be Tno G Delker now entraceil in put in operation between Earlingharness and saddle manufactory ton and Madisonvillc Franchises til Crowe business mana- were sought and in Madisonvillc Jko obtained ger of The was married to Miss Mary Vaupel We are great believers in the on Wednesday evening of last productiveness and varied re- at ¬ if ¬ Telegram-Uniontown ¬ ¬ public interest time forward in the coming campaign will Hence we desteadily increase sire to put the readers of The Bee in close touch with this and we have arranged to do this at ab solutely no cost to our readers By special contract we arc enabled to offer The New York Weekly Tribune and The Bee for the price of The Bee alone The New York Weekly Tribune is the leading Republican newspaper of the United States and will publish all the political news of the day interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations Also general news foreign correspondence of the world an agricultural department second to none short stories humor fashion etc The New York Weekly Tribune is an ideal family paper We will furnish both papers one year for 100 in advance ¬ ¬ ¬ and good health returns and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier Very few people know anything Nor do about economy in food foreion newspapers they know the first principles afl Wc have this week received a bf the comparative scientific value bundle of newspapers published in of different foods or the great foreign lands which are very inter value of simple foods and cheap esting They arc sent us by one such as whole wheat Southern of Tun Beks advertising patrons corn beans peas cheese fruits the Chamberlain Medicine Co in natural stale or dried The and show the qnterprisc Of this above enumerated foods are the in that they all contain best as brain muscle and heat le advertisements bflheir medi producers Very litUemeat is nec- cines One of these papers is pubessary and nfcat is always the most lished in Kelson New Zealand costly of ordinary food articles one irt Grahamstown Cape Colony Thc perfect way to st meat and another in Trinidad Port- and tho use of it in this way is of Spam Besides American med is most cxccllentv is to prepare a icine advertisements the Cape 4 soup by cooking slowly getting Colony paper contains advertiseall the nutriment out and leaving ments of Oleomargarine made at only the fibre Providence R- I with a lengthy certificate ofjtherofficial chcmisV of Hoods Is Wonderful the Bolony recommending its use No less ban wonderful are tho cares acA set of harness there costs about complished by Hoods Sarsaparilla even We atler other preparations and physicians S200 a saddle 75 to Sioo believe these are tho first papers failed prescriptions have The reason When the blooJ is we have seen wherein Kentucky however is simple enriched and purified disease disappears whiskey was not advertised ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - rr rrr t SSSK V MV gvi S5S 88 JJOfl VI J PV VfV SKS KKK fr O 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if -- J jii f V Magazines or Period caJs Weekly or Monthly a 1 The 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE - Take it MM But write ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Postal the list of what you or what you take and want you such the subscription price of ora DRUGGISTS Patent JfefflGinto and Perfumery psiics J ¬ ¬ dozen ¬ M ELECTROPOISE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BEE davis LIVERY STABLE IKZIS ¬ Globe-Democr- ¬ ¬ ¬ Make YoUr 7 I ecm ¬ fc ¬ ¬ ¬ Head Swim ¬ -- 1 ¬ LOOK AT THESE FIGURES KyIn to dfThis ¬ ¬ ¬ wit 1 1 1 WEBB Dont Wit rDo4t Now il L v fttWWfciWiB 4ffii rwi rU wfcerofflfoj jjji ft M rwjfjvw5y- vwm - ppszzaa WlWJJpWiwjWuiMps7 US w THrrit JffU AW nrj vSP III rtinnn n yp If J - lsHmMj taa IBShkP i rfcafcr i3U 3ubustrjj we Cljrlwe Eltior J W Llgon left Mon Sinners rJay for Sebroc at which place ho will hold n scries of meetings ThoEldorisn well informed man and an easy enter taining Bpcakcr The sinners down in thaUcorncr of tho dead ening will do well to liccd his words of warning Right After tlio Oone MOTllBRS nv jHssn riuturs Mothers did you ever think On yourbrow there shine a light You can Make ll shine the brighter Or can make It dark as utghl Are you tbe mother of a girt Pray lo handle her wlib care For this tender human flower Is the light thats shining there She grows Into her womanhood Just like tbe blooming of a flower She is not chiseled into shape Dul grows and grows with every hour Hear her as you would a plant Shape her future life That character which Is to be hers May bo Joy Instead of strife Weed out nil lbe idle thoughts Loosen up tho soil Nourish her with lenderneu And kindness round her coil Strengthen her with thought and care Of her tlfo become a part Teach her that no hidden thought Must reign wilbin her tender heart A light Is shining on your brow TUB SMALLER TUB BETTER 7 11 you can oniy SrajDeOine fpelegrams L N TIME KOITH TABLE but not - Henry Garrett Forgotten 74 1 m 615 p in Mali Night Raprati lEvanavlll Accomodation irovlUnc and MadUomrllla OUTil iti Im ituopm iij a colored candi- ¬ date for hori ¬ Mall 4til p m NIrIiI Bipran m BvaniiTlll Accomodation 515 p m nj MtdlionTllte arrival frovManc 710 U in la effect Sunday May 6 iSo W W HTIIRIDG1S Agent - ARRIVAL AND DEPAUTURU OP TRAINS AT NORT0NVILIE 4 -- o J GOING BAST Memphis lo Central Cftf Huiion to Loolirlllo llemphlt la LouIitII GOINO WltST LouUtIIIs to Inlton Central City la Memphli Louiivllla to- - Memphis S10 p m Ito tan 111 a M res- - te s LTJr 4r The wife of Leonard Wells of Hast Drlmfield Mass bad txen suflerlng from neuralgia for two days not being able to The Lowest Barometer Ever Re ajapf steep or hardly keep still when Mr Holder corded the Earllngton Vo- ¬ the merchant there sent her a bottle of luntary Wcathcr5tation News Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and Chamberlains Pain Dalm and asked that Other Doings at H6me Vorthy she give a thorough trial On meeting SAIL OATS W1IECKED of Upeclal Mention Mr Wells the ceil day ho was told that HOUSE DAMAGED she was alt rignl the pain had left her DAMAGE AfiD TREES DOWN AT I am cured since taking Hoods Sariap within two hours and that the bottle of MADIS0NV1LLE arllla Is what many thousands are saying Pain Dalm was worth 306 if it could not II gives renewed vigor and vlulltity ba had for less For tale at 50 cents per Telegraph and Tclcphono Wires by E J Sisk of St Charles made bottleDen St Bernard Drug Store Karllog Down ton TKoblruon Morions Gap Geo its a pleasant call yesterday King Si Charles THEATER GOERS ALMOST CAltROLLED A Nataal lUautlGer p tn 757 a ra Hjj a m tjj zontal stripes lias been practicing n little in our midst while sojourning with his stepfather ho admin istered on a good suit oftio old mans and appropriated a good supply of under wear together with some toilet articles then after borrowing a clothes brush from Mat Hunt the slippery Henry personally evaporated leaving but little trace behind A reward of ten dollars is offered for the gentle man who Bccms to be bent and humped upon breaking into the penitentiary at the earliest possible date MOKTONS OAP Plnaaitiit wo smallor than R M Williams ntid tho writer any others sugar coated easier to were in Madisonvillc one day last take and nuler In week on business L -- aad yet tiny really do yon mow good Mr F B Harris and family Tbstr roflnod and concentrated vegetable extract act upon tho liver In n natural have returned from Atlanta where way that latt Tboy have- - a peculiar strengthening effect on the Intoetlnoe Thoy they had been attending the expo- ¬ notonly relieve but permanenUy cure sition They report n pleasant la very liver stomach and bowel time and say the exposition is a Biliousness Indigestion Windy ErecUttlon lUsings of Kood Bick grand affair 4 or Bilious Headaches Bour Btomach thoyni puaranttKl to give satisfaction or your Ben T Robinson Sundaycd in inonoy Is returned jmrUKj bo suro that a small pill wUl do you ns muon good Drllercoa Ill 1 Those of our pcoplo who fool disposed to return thanks at the could Sanctuary of tho Lord not dd better than spend a portion of ta dav nt the M E Church whero tho Holiness Convention is now In sessiorwf our services a day continuing up lo Sunday night Non Christians as well as the Cjlristian clementbfjlhc com- ¬ munity will be wclcomcat these r services V BENirROBINSON Always on hand a full and complele slock of CHUGS AND MEDICINES DRUGGIST mi Mortonw Onsjp Ky PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS And everything else known lo be tradi MMatt prescriptions arefiiilj Ctmfoitnfrb 1 DoWn in PIERCE OR MONKV RETURNED LITTLE BOY BLUE Tbe little toy dog Is covered with dust But sturdy and staunch he stands And the little toy soldier is red with rust And his musket molds in bis hands Time was when lbe little toy dog was new And lbe soldier was passing fair And Ibat was tbe lime when our Little Boy Blue lilssed Ihem and put them there Now dont you go till I come he said And dont you make any noisel So toddlingoff lo bis trundle bed He dreampt of bis pretty toys And as he was dreaming an angel song Awakened our Little Boy Blue Ob the years are many the years are long But tbe little toy friends are true Ay faithful to Little Boy BJue they stand Each In the same old place Awaiting the touch of a little band Tbe smite of a little face And they wonder as watting these long years through In the dust of that little chair What bas become of our Little Boy Blue Since he kissed Ihem and put them there Js - Farhngt6n mother at the home of his fyeines- - for the meclltifj of train at a certain station which hey failed lo do remarkablv placid fellow with a habit of deliberate precision In his looks and motions He occasionally turns a cafmeyeto bis guage and then resumes his quiet walch ahead The tbrco levers which ha has to manipu late are Under his hand for Instant use and when they are used it is quietly and In or ¬ der as un organist pulls outhlsstops The noise In the cab makes conversation difficult but not 03 bad as that heard In the car when passing another train with or without he windows open- and in look ing out of the englno cab the oblects are approached gradually n6l rushed past as when one looks literally out of a parlor car window 1 he fact Is that the engineer docs not took at tbe side ho Is looking ahead and therefore the speed seems less as tbe objects are approached gradually Tboso who have ridden atnlnety miles an bour on a locomotive know that on a good road and there are many such tbe engine Is not shaken and swayed In a terrific man- ¬ ner but is rather comfortable and tbe speed Is not to apparent as when one Is riding in a parlor carwbere only a lateral view is bad Tbe engineer can be very comfortable if be is quite suro of barrack ahead and it Is only In rounding curves or in approachlhg crossings tbatbe feels ner vous and it is doubtful If it Is any more strain to run a locomotive nt high speed than to ride a bicycle through crowded Judging- by the counte- ¬ thoroughfares nances of the bicycle rider and tbe engi- ¬ neer tbe engineer bas rather the belter of it ¬ ¬ ur c- -- ployed jffrcnSt Jlroed to Karlluulon Kv Tbe locomotive engineer Is a CURE That light may be your girl And sin Is Ilka a whirling pool So stand between her and the whirl Mr JohnMcChord and lady de ¬ parted a few days since for their homo in Indiana They were accompanied by Miss Vcrda Graddy who will enter college there May pleasure and success attend them Prof Ferguson visited friends nt Hanson Saturday and Sunday Dr Hanson Williams was the guest of Dr J E Williams Friday night ¬ The new mine at Sebrce is now delivering coal to the Sebreo consumers ¬ All eommuniealionS ami malleta ot lilnlni-- lo Ihf eolumn should be a - newpor Jf 1 K AttAKD Tbe Co operative Coat Co claim that this year up to date bas not been a proiJ perous one for them as regards the coal demand as satis Lave been slow yet they are not discouraged and are reidy lo do a big business Ibis vnter Co mere is st II a great deal of sickness among tho school children bad colds gn 5Mfc craiiy HSS Rev W A Walker of Ibis city closcdl nis scries ot meetings last Wednesday night The church was much revivedjburi no new auditions imL ink 0 k tifflai m u MONDAY EVENINGS STORM Madam Rumor says have several weddings I believe it dont you Secretary Bailey of the Rclnlcke Coa met with a heavy loss last week ¬ About twelve thousand dollars worlb of goods was consumed by tho blg Tire at we will soon Madlsonvllle upon which he had no inin our town surance ¬ 6arltrior nings at Mr John Ezcll who has been absent from Kentucky for about fifteen years returned a few days since Judge W II James was fn Madisonvillb Mondayon business C J Waddillof Madisonvillc was in Mortons Gap on legal busi¬ Would it not look better for those min ers who come In on tho1 train and get off at tho coal tip with a Jug df whisky Jn their hands to havp soma useful article for their families instead ¬ ness Saturday Those coal operators whose supply of water used for mining purposes was threatened to beexbausied by the recent droutb wero much pleased this week to see a fill of rain and now no fear of hiv ing to haul water is entertained ¬ SECURE A POSITION Wanted tor offio work on salary in most every county in the south and west Those from a young ludy or gentleman Experience tbe country also accepted not necessary in fact prefer beginners at a small salary at first say to begin from 3000 to f G000 a month Chances for rapid promotion good Must deposit In bink cash about 1 10000 No loan asked no investment required It is a salaried and permanent position Strictly office work This enterprise Is strongly endorsed by bankers Address MenP O Box 433 Nashvlljo Tenn tion this paper ¬ beautiful complexion For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Miss Susie Jorgennet of Padu- call is the guest of Miss Pauline Karls Clover Root Tea purifies ATree mendous Revival the blopd and gives a clear and Davis For Dyaptbsla And Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Slriiolts Vitaiizcr It never fails to cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store -- ¬ Geo Robinson and Frank Rash arc spending Thanksgiving al home Catarrh Cured f W-- Health and sweet breath by Shilohs Catarrh Price 50 cents Nasal tree I or sale by fat Drug Store secured Remedy Injector Bernard Backbones sparcribs and sau- ¬ sage arc ripe and on the market Itccommtnd heavy wind last Monday night a large limb was blown upon the house of Mr Wm Wilson who lives near the shaft and crashed with tcriffic violence through the roof and ceiling Fortunately no onoSvas injured but Wilson was so frightened that he dcvoted the remainder of the night to devotional exercises consisting of chanting hymns and offering up petitions which he did with such vigor and fervor that his neighbors believed the Sauctificationists Avcrc holding an emergency session at Wilsons house for his especial benefit He is at present consult ing maps and charts for a route to the nearest prairie where he can live Undisturbed by falling tim ber ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ During the Eugene Field Simply apply Swamvbs Ointment No internal medicine required Cures teller eczema Itch all eruptions on the face hands nose Ac leaving the skin clear white and healthy Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other Ask your druggist for Swaynbs remedy OlNTMRNT How to Prevent Croup SOUK RXAPINO THAT WILL MOVE INTER ¬ ESTING TO YOUNQ M0TI1RRS MOW TO GUARD AGAINST THE DISEASE It - Ask your physicianyour druggist and your friends about Shilohs Cure for Consumption The will recommend it For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store We are glad to note that Mr Edgar McLcod who has been confined lo his rqom for several days is now able to get around as usual v Karls Clover Hoot Tea ¬ Is a sure cure for Headache and Nothing re nervous diseases lieves so quickly For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store TV -- A valuable addition has been made to the Public Library Museum in the way of an Aztec Sun god and fragments u other They Never Aztec idols Fall A Fact Worth Knowing Croup Is a terror to young mothers and to post them concerning the cause first symptoms and treatment Is tbe object of this Item The origin of croup is a com mommon cold Children who are subject toit take cold very easily and croup Is al- ¬ most sure to follow The first symptom Is hoarseness this Is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough which is easily and recognised and will never be forgotten by one wbo has beard it Tbe time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse If Chamberlains Cough Remedy is freely given all tendency to croup will soon disap ¬ pear Even after the croupy cough is de- ¬ veloped it will prevent tho attack There is no danger In giving this remedy for it contains nothing injurious For sale by St Dernard Drug Store Earlinaton Den T Robinson Mortons Gap Georce KIok St Charles t The children tof the Public School will ¬ VrL iiwr KM Lit SB mi VFf 9 wi give an entertainment on the night of Christmas Eve the proceeds of which will be used to obtain some supplies which will greatly facilitate tho progress of the children attending the public school We predict that the entertainment will be a success from start to finish for it goes without saying that no town of our size in this dark and bloody ground can discount our home talent on on entertainment and inasmuch as the children of the school have never hesitated to lend their ablestassistanco to all entertainments heretofore gotten up for lodge church or charitable purposes it only looks reasonable and fair that they should expect a fair patronage from all when they are so directly interested and every cent derived from the project will bo judiciously expended to the benefit and advancement of our The Ills olWorucu school Lets all go and hear the Constipation causes more than half the ills of women Karls little folks and contribute directly Clpver Root Tea is n pleasant euro to their welfare of Constipation For sale by the A Latter day Uncle Will Mc St Bernard Drug Store- Shylock Gary had a thrillVtctorja Lodge K of P No ing experience a 84 elected the following officers on few days ngo Ho was spated in Monday night for the next term the corner near the fire and a CoT C Martin C C J dim Cavjs lored boy was standing near by V H G Jones M A Thcp The latter had been ailing for sev- ¬ Watts Pj Glias CowelhM W eral days and was suddenly seized J as Sullivan T with a paroxysm rccembling blind N Gridcr Assistant Mine staggers and falling across Undo W Inspector of the State has been Wills lap he seized a mquthful of here and hereabouts some days in that gentlemans thigh and held on specting the mines in this County with a tinacity which would hovo As usualjhe found the mines at this made a bulldog turn green with Dont Tobanco Spit The truthful envy The helpless suffering party qr Smokt Your Life plwo in first class condition startling title yelled lustily for help which for- ¬ Away of a book VliesUileld Itching Piles about Noto tunately was near at hand nnd Symptoms Mplsturc Interne Itching bac tbe only harmless guaranteed lobac worse by quickly rescued Uncle Will from and Blinking most at night you cohabltcure Fear cant use No tObac want lo quit and f allpwed o continue tumors his unpleasant predicament scratching Braces upjifcot bleed and ulcerate bo ing hydrophobia the bitten party Inlieil nerves ellmlnpfes oUolIne poisons form which often cqmlm vwy wro SwvANK8OmrneNT is freely using disinfectants and makes weak men gain strength weight aad lo4 1W llchlag aad blading kat uler antiseptics and go far is doing vigor Positive curetpr money refunded Book at Druggist or mailed free Ad lfttoO Mflln most csremoyj tb ftti finely but dotw not ait iu tlwt drew The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago j raortV AtaraggMta ar by man lor jo Randolph SI Jew York10 Sprue St Sort lUildlihi corner any Vriore cWU lf 6wfB For sale by all OrugglsU Consumption LaGrippe Pneu monia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shilohs Cure For sale by the St Ber nard Drugstore Col A J Casey of the Owens illuminated our boro Inquirer sanctum with his presence yesterday morning although brief his visit was an exceedingly pleasant one It Saves Lives Every Day Thousands of cases of Consumption Asthma Coughs Colds and Croup are cured every day by Shilohs Cure For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Mr Goorgc Robinson who has been sojourning in Evansvllle for bobbed up several months past serenely In our midst last Monday Tho presence of his trunk and tool chest testifies his intentions to spend the winter with us ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ H The storm of Monday night alarmed a number of people who had not heard nor felt the wind blow so for many a day There was some considerable damage done notably the falling of a tree on the house of W C Wilson in the suburbs of Earlington and the wrecking of boats on Loch Mary The two sailing boatsv Flirt and Carrie owned by Messrs Jno B and Geo C Atkinson lay at anchor on the lake as usual not yet having been put under roof for the winter The Carrie is on her beams ends considerably dam ¬ aged and the Flirt isa wreck on the rocks of the shore having dragged her anchor The damage to Wilsons house consisted in a crushed roof and ceiling and a startled family Tho damage in dollars is not consider able Trees were blown down on Frank Arnolds place and cisc where The sign of Longs Bakery was blown off At Madisonvillc shade trees and fences were blown down roofs rattled up and signs banged about There was one notable exception to these trivial affairs and the sit- ¬ uation might have been rendered very interesting if-- a few pounds more pressure had been put on A show was on at Rays Opera Hqusc and the people had prepared to enjoy an evenings fun But if you have over been in the Opera House on a windy or rainy evening you can imagine what fun between the wind and the roof at the peoples expense was pro- ¬ duced by this tempest But the joke that was almost perpetrated upon the joke seeking audience would have been both laughable and discommoding Qne half of the steps to the Opera house were blown down and laid across the railroad track If the other half had gone what fun the ladies of the dress circle would have had climbing down a ladder The steps were wooden and led both ways along the outside of building from a platform at the entrance and were the only way of ingress to the second story The lines of the Western Union Telegraph Co and tho Cumber- ¬ land Telephone and Telegraph Co are down in all directions Three trees were blown across the Provi NRR dence branch of the L and a train on this branch ran over and cqt the telegraph wires that were down on the track At Providence a coal tipplo was considerably damaged There has beenho great damage in any single instance but the many small things show how near we came to greater injury The Baromctor recorded 39115 between ciglit and nine oclock a region rarely readied by tho barometer in this section This is in the cyclone notch and those who notice tho barometer at all have their weather eye out when the record is like that pf Monday evening It is in such low pressure areas that ships go down nt sea and de vastation fans the zephyr into a tempest v ¬ ¬ A step In the right direction wax recently taken by tbe new manager of tbe Basket Mines and that was Jo prohibit the use of intoxicating liquors by bis employees You can rest assured- that when an official looks out for the Interest of a miners family as well as that of the man himself that said ofeial js the right man in the right place ¬ ¬ Mr Thos Roberts formerly an employee of the HeclaCoal Co but of late employed at Streator Illlnoise came home last weelton a visit to his family He says up n Illinois and talks pf moving bisfamily there Ha has five brothers at the Streator mini one of whom is Superintendent- - ¬ Vv Al EVERY NEWSPAPER MAN IN KENTUCKY r 4i - It will be seen from the article below Ibat it is not safe ta try and drive out a certain class of labor simply on account of color Tho thirteen Spring Valley III mln- ers convicted of driving out the colored population some months ago received penitentiary sentences If the new administration saon lo take charge in Kentucky conclude to make a change in the Mine Inspector where could they find a better man for tho place than Ben W Robinson now civil engi- ¬ neer for the St Bernard Co A Sovereign and Debs by their anarchist expressions are not likely to build up the Only last cause of labor In this country week we saw a poor fellow roaming around bunting for work- who bad been led astray by agitajors and who now said bo was unable to secure such labor as be desired to do unless be changedihis name An organiza- ¬ tion that makes itself so odious that cor- ¬ porations of all kinds refuse to recognize it Is certainly a curse to the laboring man ¬ - YOU V READ PSASTML -- K- - RevT II Merrlweathcrlsln South Car- roiton Helping In a meeting Rev H Amos Is nt h Iral Clly and began a series of meetings thero last Sunday We hope that ho may succeed In doing much Rood and many happy souls be added lo tbe church Revs Foster Gordon Prof Harding and others organized a Sunday School fn Heela last Sunday afternoon Despite the bad weather many were fn attendance When yod can mako it convenient slop over in Heciaand help tbera The Work of the Christian Endeavor is being guided by the Hidden Hand Ibo effects of which are being seen and felt through our city for good Tho work of relieving the wants of the poor sick and needy bas begun and wo are glad 16 say that the members of this society Hre work ¬ ing In harmony for the common good of all concerned When we as a race learn to to lajaslde some or all of the little one ¬ sided prejudices come- - togeiherfnd work in common for the good of alii then and not until then tho scale will fall from our OF GENERAL INTEREST eyes and we can In ono solid obalanx Pens of hardened guttri pcrana march up the hill of progress advance havo been repeatedly tried In this upon the stage of intellectuality aud write country and England but have not our name among the greol nations of the mot with success earth the name Negro ideal Some chemists affirm that tho Rev P H Kennedy of Henderson ink consists almost exclusively of gal lata of iron and that tho ncaror tho paid us a short visit last week He bas liquid approaches this snbstanco tho been helping Rev Silvey f Providence moro porfect tho ink in a protracted meeting Instances of old peoplo only now Everybody it seems is preparing for taklnrr their Urstrido in steam railroad earn aro not particularly uncommon the Great Rally Day at Rev Fosters but a fact that makes Interesting- tho church on the and Sunday in December case of Daniel Glfford soventy years Mrs Offutt Is on the sick list old of Bethel Mich who recently took his first rido In tho cars Is that -- Old Mrs Nurin Is a little better ho helped to lay tho track of tho first railroad built in that state For somo Prof W R Hardings mother is Very reason ho novcr rodo over tho road sick at her horrje with the grippe It has been osttmatod that withGlad to see a needed improvement going in tha past sovon years not less than flvo hundred thousand horses on A side walk is being laid to tbe havo been dlsplaqcd by tho trol- Methodist Church and school bouse rlri -- m 21 4 M m I V - ¬ ¬ fIF - WISH TO SECURE THE SERVICES OF PRINTER rA man familiar with - the details of every depart- ment of the business Tbe eleventh annual report of the State Mine Inspector has been received at this office and as usual Inspector Norwood JANUARY 1 1896 and his able assistant W U Grider gave quite an elaborate account of tho work H done by tho miners throughout tho State as well as their condition as regards venLeek Box j Crlln2ton Ky Foreman TUG BEG tilation and we here quote from the re ports so far as special reference Is made to Hopkins County and the output of coal Cheerfully refer to BEE PUB CO for tbe year 1894 Lump 5628318 nut whom I have served for past three yeari935M93 Run of mines 1638666 slack 1146609 mixed lump and nut 5193100 miscellaneous pea 256702 41507082 Of this amount we total 20303975 These entertainments are in find that the St Bernard Coal Co proTHANKSGIVING TODAY the hands of the Social Committee duced as follows The output of Nos 9 of the Society composed of Miss and 11 mines consolidated read thus How it Will be Celebrated By Elizabeth Hopper Chairman and Lump 1954060 bushels nut 450356 the Earlington Christian Misses Annie Cowell Ethel Evans bu mixed lump and nut 2414560 bu and stack 667680 bu run of mines and Dollie Dean and they are pea mixed Endeavorcrs lump nut and and 503804 bu always things of beauty and a joy run of mines 247684 bu nut and slack Oh give thanks unto the Lord for He forever to the participants Total 6627428 bu South 900 bu jsgood for His mercy endureth forever The guests will be met at the Diamonds total production was 3118028 production of St The Young Peoples Society of depot by a special committee bushels and tbe total bushels Charles was 2759278 Call on oraddress BETWEEN NOW AND GEO JOHNSON ¬ i - ¬ Christian Endeavor will this after- ¬ noon celebrate Thanksgiving in a most befitting manner It is to be one of their regular monthly Socials but they have todayin the true spirit of fellowship and thanksgiv- ¬ ing enlarged their borders and opened their arms to their neigh- ¬ boring Societies of Madisonvillc there are two Societies in Madison ville witli a total membership of about 55 the Society of the Chris- ¬ tian Church numbering 30 and that of the Cumberland Presbyte- rian Church numbering about 25 All the members of both these Societies have been invited to accept tho hospitality of our home Socioty and join with them in the celebra- ¬ tion of this beautiful National holiday Cards have been mailed to those invited and they read thus ¬ ¬ ¬ PEOPLES SOCIETY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR YOUNO composed of gentlemen ladies and Good advice Never leave uome on little folks The Reception Committee at the Journey without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For hall are Mrs A W Jackson Mrs sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington W F Burr Mrs Ben W Robin- Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George son Mrs J R Rash nnd Mrs E King St Charles R McEucn The ushers are Messrs Walter McGary Henry foocomotiOe Blasts Jones Ed Phillips Wilson Borders and Elmo Shaver The new conductors lately set up are The Hall is beautifully decorated proving to be good reliable men with evergreen and the State cdl- - Conductor W S Oram well and wif ors made relatives and friends here a visit There will be recitations and this week songs by the young- folks and the Conductor Pete Herb Is slowly recoverold folks in accord with the spirit ing from injuries lately received and will of the day and a grand chorus by soon be himself again the concourse rendering the State Several of tha firemen on this and the St Endeavor Song in which the Louis divisions wilt soon stand an examtn- aliopf or engineer position special feature will be about 30 Dispatcher small endeavorcrs on the stage Paymaster Wooldridga accompanied the and other officials whllo nayina leading the cjiorils off tbe Henderson division last week Light refreshments will be served Tbe railroad company Is now putting with coffee for the old folks in tbe new track for the Umpire Coal Cp a- ¬ ¬ J THANKSC IVINC POSITIONS GUARANTEED wbicb when completed will bo about a mile In length ley nnd now tho jbioyclo which has already becomo n formidable competitor of tho Hvory stable Is developing- for soma of Its riders ffraatcr spood and enduranco than have bcou shown In tho best recorded performances of tha rncohorRo Capt WIffglns undismayed by the loss of tho Sjtorncn last summer starts on his twentieth voyngo through tho Kara sea to tho Yenisei Ills ship is tha Lorna Doono a six hundred ton steamer which besides machinery nnd agricultural implements will carry canned fruits fish and preserves and seven hundred barrols of Abordoon herrings for which very high prices wcro paid on tho last voyage If It is in doing things commonly dono by rncn heretofore that the now worooh got their title thoro Is n woman in Bowei bank Me who might put In a claim though alio Is of nn old fashloncd sort Sho has worked a good sized farm during all of this year entirely by herself caring for the cattle cutting and storing tho hny harvesting tho crops and hauling the produco to market with a yoke of oxen In tho Bangor Mb muntclpalcourt a woman was put on trlaWor thumping her husband vory severely on tho hcail tho day bofore Tho husband was complainant Tho woman was fined three dollars nnd costs but she declared sho had no money There upon tho meek und loving husband fished out his pockotbook paid the money Into court nnd was triumph ¬ antly led nwny befits much batter half A political situation that H prob ¬ ably unique developed In the ljttle town pf Aurcc near Albany Ky It wns tho nnnual election of municipal officers and thoro w6m forty two vfitcrs on tho list When tiu bnllotlng tool placo it was found that only ono of tho forty two voter was properly registered Tha one was tha candidate for mayor Ile cist the only bal Iqt nt the elcetjgn and duly olectod himself and a boarvl uf aldermen Dr Schott loo not think that the maximum Jicight of tha waves Is very great Some obsorvijM havo estimated It ut thirty or forty feet in a wind of tho foice represented by olqven on tho Beaufort scalo tho highest number of whloh is twelve nnd Of Schotts maximum Is just Milrty two feet He believes that in great tompests waves of moro than sixty foot aro rare nnd that even thosoof fifty feetnro oxcep tionnl In tho ordinary trndo winds the height la flvo or six feet Further trials havo been mado with tho ltusiian torpedo boat destroyer Sokol Under natural draught with tho stoko holes open sho mado 305 knots with what h called natural draught la British official trlaU 11 hulf Inch air pressure enough to keep tho hlrpnuH movlnjr sho mado 20 7 knots In tho i ecentuffioial spcod trial which resulted In a t poed of 29Jf knots the Bteim prossuro wa only 10J pounds whllo lior boilers uro designed for 200 pqunds pressure Sho mado tlion 33 kholn with tho tide ¬ Our schools are flourishing la full They are preparing for the quarterly examinations Their Friday afternoon exercises are very interesting and the parents are attending them right along This is very encouraging to have working teachers who are trying lo do ihcir duty by bard persissent efforts FOR SALE Fifty six acres of land one mile south o Nortonville Ky For particulars apply to E- - J Sisk St Charles Kyi sept 19 05 Straight WiL ¬ aa easy Just bicycle as to sit up straight Bion n on a horse cycle must bo built right though bavo easily adjustable handle bar nnd many sizes to fit you That means your buyinjj a Us quality Bicycle 100 said a word about No need Everybody knows tbe Columbia is tho best bicycle made Have lower priced machines too I Iart fords Art Catalojrue tree 11 you call Havent Moore Arnold acts KY of- ¬ EARLINGTON Send your Job Work to this fice Satisfaction guaranteed CASPER HARRIG BOOT AND SHOE MAKER KYi If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to or dcr Call atmy shoe making establishment opposite the Court House have your measure taken for a first class hand made shoo Shoes of my make as all my Cus tomers will tell you are made of the best material and arc in every respect just what a man heeds Very Respectfully ¬ ¬ WlADISQNVILLE CASPER JU1 Z T - HAPIG and assist in tbe entertainment of the members of the Christian tindeavor Societies of Madisonvilte at Asssembly Hall Karllngton Kentucky Nov J8th 1895 Dear Friend under reasonable conditions Do not toy It can Conductor Jamison and Smyzer haye not be done till you send for free catalogue of swapped places or rather divisions the You are cordially invited to be present DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL u4tnc44 1 JL ¬ This College strongly endoutd by bankers and merchants IOUK weeks by DrtuKhoni method or teaching booklceepluir Is equal to Do not fail to be present promptly at TWELVE weeks by the old llaii UpecUl ad 1 vantage in Khorthaud rcnrnanslilp and Tclrtr 4 oclock rtliy Cbrap board Open to both sexes No Sincerely vscatlou Kuter now rullioad Fare Paid We ave recently prepared HflMP CTIiriV Social Committbb X1UJRD OlUllIi books on Hookkukimno HIioktiiand ANPFciWANSUH especially adapt Tho visitors will return home rd to home study Write for Home Study circulars at once on the six train NnHlivillc Tetiu former coming to lbe Henderson division and tbe Utter going to the St Louis Division Woman Simla really try tnijKrJorwonum iiideull Ih tAif jrood HpenkorV I dont lifllcro nie ever Oh no mndo public wpeeeh A Miperlo 11 11 11 trfl - 1 hfci 9 ¬ oclock - The Assembly Hall and Public Y0UU ORDURS 1OU Library will both be thrown open or the entertainment of the guests and everything possible done by Will rcpeivc prompt attention a tfia Social Committee to make the Estimates furnished occasion one pleasant and profit this office ablj for food upqu tppticfdion JOB WORK- Law Agent Edgar Bramwell made EarlChliiigo- - Kvonlng Hlie- ciiii eooh ington another visit Ibis week looking Pout after statements wherein parties have re ¬ uiiKr ceived Injuries while In the employ of Ilia Ilrsl Tramp It imikai ina ncrvouH to re- ¬ flleep railroad company or where they are In one of ilesu lodglnliousen Sup quired tor witnesses or evidence In eases liotlii a iru wiir to In euli out i do iilghtV The system board for having the best tvecond Tinmp Dilts so Dem firo section on tbe enlro L A N road wa men would turn lnin on yer In nniln captured by tbe St Louis Division but it utel Trullu Is generally admitted Ibat a little moro f time and labor would have brought lUH IASTIKO RESULTS -AY the Henderson division Kes lo LiCouvcnUnce pimple I tin ftt cm stay Wo were sorry lo boar that wq 61 tbe AMnimT suie ¬ 11 Writes pssllily lii aril qf It if she does r Vlmt iiialiishvr superior tu other Women then fittM Hi OU H f MF 1 Vr WHITES CREAr VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS EVERY Hao led all WORM Romodloo IOTTLE GUARANTEED IUI1I HI 111 HUUUUIOiO ltiriurtnaA HkuliiMtia ST avaiNaNwafsErsMsxNaMSNto Lacit lsrE w SaQtlenlljr lleatedl Well Watered I Llnhlut hr fiat rFTY nil tab 1 PEOPLE riss lubttanca BELMONT lull liouio now oldest runners on Ibis division in the ffajatt wrytco goiIniosoew serious trouble by moywiWwi Kdcr V r llwek VI IfltwaF a vurKor relund our stentr r 0IO iMrhulllH Etnj Se lortrUUH i4e fruit any Muiloua AW0UIU3 nno Iuraltttlnis sis New I JjTerthlrntllut elail HOTEL MAQISqNVItXE Ky 4lmtAMo UottuntM Mrs S j rati Prtflf prifQf5 lis fgfc wtitffyh - fr vZfWVj wiyy H fpTpywiy fr f- - UfW r i- - - I Tho woman who meets men in busi ¬ ness in a sensible way thinking no evil and expecting none in nlnety nino cases out of a hundred will bo treated respectfully and kindly indeed sho will find men much kinder and mora CHURCH tralia considerate than women in business Scrieca regularly held morning and evening every First and Third Sunday In each month dealings A LITTLE NONSENSE Young Mens Prayer meeting Tuesday night In tho possible hundredth caso Regular Prayer iiuraay nignt bun Do you givo your dog ana whero a man shows himself to bo a Yeast day ecliool atgyoa m J W LIGON Pastor Crlmsonboalc Oh yes hs beast or a puppy by tho way I bo exercise MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES ALL SIZES goes for a tramp nearly overy day Have a puppy is a boast also but wo Services second Saturday evening and Sunday Yonkers Statesman will let It go at that it Is a very weak rrayer meeting Monday nignt eacn montn Protty Girl Do you go by th woman who cannot maintain her dig Sunday choo at 30 a m D S Edwarda Pastor CAN FIT Mechanics building Gallant Motor nity and teach her Insultcr a valuable M E CHURCH No miss lesson at tho same time man evidently impressed Services first Sunday each month Sunday but Id run tho car up there Bpecial for During the years in which I was school at roo p m G M BURNNETT Pastor you if I could Somervlllo JournaL earning my living by newspaper writ ing I havo been in tenements cellars Tom Papa I want a blcyclo M B CHURCH SOUTH Woll Tom and what will you through tho slums among chained and Services every fourth Sunday morning and Papa I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting furnish towards getting it AS WELL AS nlbt by Tom guarded convicts and In drawing every Friday night thinking deeply a moment Ill rooms tho worst places of all some- ¬ times my lady and almost Invariably Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR furnish tho wind for tho tires havo found men in rags stripes or Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 Uarpors Bound Table apriM SSi at Assembly Hall I want an additional clause put broadcloth kind courteous and help on tho antl jmoko ordinance said faL la threading my way through ZION A M K CHURCH FORGaswelL Go on replied Dukane narrow byways in soarch ot some Item Services every Sunday morning at tt oclock I want every cigarette smoker to be of news I havo stopped to ask ques and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 93a tions of tho denizens thereof and compelled to consume his own smoke w a vvaiKer pastor in v jaslap POINT 6 Visible Men Women and Children nover yet havo I found a man so drunk Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Unappreciated Liberality You that ho did not manage to claw his hat Services Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p m Sun aro going to bo tried beforo a very lib oft his head while he answered mo in day school at 9 30 a m W W Foster pastor eral judge said a lawyer to his client respectful though somewhat tangled You neednt be up language I am glad of that NEW ASSORTMENT OF ItfaMsonpllIe I am not declaring that all men are If you arp found guilty holl givo you saints in business they will crowd nnd Deall tho penalty tho law allows supplant women which thoy have a CHRISTIAN CHURCH troit Free Press Preaching third and fourth Sundays at Sho Well if I cant Hvo on my perfect right to do if they use honest methods Twice whilo earning my 030 a m and 8 00 p m by Rev S F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at to30 a m income and you cant llvo on yours Frayet meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 whero would bo tho advantago in our living I have been thrown out of good marrying He thoughtfully Well positions by men nob because they BAPTIST CHURCH LOT IN by putting our incomes togothcr one wanted or could fill the placo I had Preaching every first and third Sunday morning of us would bo ablo to live at any but through business jealousy and by by Rev Wyndef and evening Prayer meeting underhand methods that would mako Harlem Life Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun rate blush so I am day morning at qij Years ago said Mr Dames a horse thief there aro mean prepared men but to admit that THESE ARE BEAUTIES Tormer tho eminent tragedian I they aro In tho minority Men are just M E CHURCH SOUTH started out to bo the architect of my as good just as honorable as generous Preaching every first and third Lorda day own fortunes but in tho school of ex and as worthy of trust and confidence DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday acbool every perience I havo learned that a success as womon Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock ful architect ought to bo able to draw It la time that this cry of working good houses Indianapolis Journal women against men be stopped If a CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A beggar stopped a lady on tho woman respects herself sho will be re Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 a m steps of a church Kind lady have and 730 p m by W A Boon Pastor Prayer you not a pair of old shoes to givo spected and this is tho testimony of with beauty as well as or those meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock No I havo not- - besides those dinaryRifted people me plain like yours you aro now wearing seem to bo We find what wo look for intruly this EVERYTHING IS NEW AND KEPT NEW PRESBYTBIUAN CHURCH brand new Thats just It maam world if we look for evil wo find it if Sunday school every Sunday morning al o ij theypoll my business La IUformo for good our search Is doubly reward- ¬ Preaching every third Sunday aflerncon at 4 Realism Up to Date Assistan- tolock ed Womanhood QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS think wo could uso that play There is a horse race on tho stago in tho last a I rea to Slang oige Directory act Manajor That isnt new Sir ife No but the playwright Assistant That was tho sound that ho heard TURHER LODGE No 348 F suggests that we change tho winning when ho asked her for Just ono llttlo t Stated ineetlnas the first and third Saturdava In each month at va d horse every night and sell pools on the hiss m Transient brethren cordially Invited result Answers Sir F U ARNOLD W M to attend 1 Tho Doctors Revenge Hicks Thcro was so much emphasis to tho Cuas Cowill Secretary hear that Miss Jilter has thrown over sound that came from her protty lips IS LOOKED AFTER Wicks Yes butke that bo longed to have tho ground ST BERNARD LODGE No no I Dr Pulselelgh - r r o ii- J Hlk will have his rovonge Ho has sent a open and swallow him up Vlitttnr nlun tn to attend brethren cor bill for ono hundred and fifty dollars BY A COMPETENT Certl v invited When she finished tho word he at PIERCE MEYERS N G fifty visits at three dollars each that ho C II Hunt Secretary has made her during the past year last realized that sho was only a new His noxt move will bo to sue not her woman somewhat glvon to slang Chi- ¬ CORPS OF CLERKS FARLINGTON COMMANDERY No jj cago Post Vi Boston Transcript UNITED ORDER OF Till GOLDEN CROSS but hor father r meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each Is Mrs Harkins at homo asked Why Against His Principles inonti A cordial Invittalon Is extended visiting tho callor Physically madam re- ¬ Sir Knights and lakles turned tho educated butlor sho s didnt Jorklns wear thatIt last suit his J D WYATT N C He said was against TllOS N BLACK K of R As an abstraotrjucstlon tho fact cannot tailor made bo denied but in relation to your do his temperance principles to wear any r thing tight VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF Dotrolt Prco Press PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the stro to see hor I cannot say definitely Our Stock of Groceries far surpasses any other in the country You get what you Masonic building All members of the order are until I havo ascortalned Mrs Harkins Do cordially Invited to attend wishes in tho matter Pray be seated woman you think tho aspiring young order and pay only what first class goods can be bought for and for what you get CHAS COWELL C C eagerly inquired V P Duaa K of R and S until I havo obtained advices from over become a great actress that I I can dont above Uarpors Ilazar Only the best brands of Canned Goods do we handle It is the same in everything know replied tho mauager thought HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A OUW meets fully who Is your drossmakcr Heavily Handicapped every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p in The best is by far the cheapest Jones 1vo always been sorry for Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend N W Hurr U W Steaming saturating with corroono man who didnt havo an opportu- ¬ E B Scruoos Recorder See what we have in and other staples Our sive sublimate or with antiseptic solu- ¬ nity to see much of tho world tions of various kinds have allbcon Brown Who was that will bear inspection and nnd Jones Poor Atlas ho had it on his practlcod with success In tho artificial OUSE PAINTING essonlngof wood back Truth ¬ -- Charles I of Franco was mur namod tlto Maid or an obvious reason Ho Is said to havo lost his hair In child hood from disease TEtlMOf llilllp Augustus was oxceodlngly tBtriftioi fond o perfume IIo Invariably used Il oo Year fin advance It In bis bath and when wearied with SU Montlrt S Tlirca Monlhi hunting or riding would havo a bottlo mTuniuinAOTHtlliwiiof It poured over his bead Local Nollcei fit cent pt line each In Charlamagno is said by his btogra Special Notice Dretler tun with local read phcrs to havo been extravagantly fond per line etch ing matter fifteen Centt ot almost any Itlnd of porfumo One Rate tj the quitter ofjear turntthed on of his courtiers satd that tho approach Application to Ihli office of tho omporor could alwayrf bo do MTUAMMOlreioliiilenaof tfipect leu thai tooted by tho odor of perfttrao that In ¬ Per line ot free IweWe line Inoertett variably accotnpanlod him lion thereof orer twelvs net will be charge I Hvo cents Senator T II Cartor of Montana or Club llatet turnlhed or moil paneri Is blessod with a hoon son so of humor r periodical which ho manifested tho other day in Bcc TuUisHjng oM a suggestion that In f uturo tho cow boys of his state might tako to riding PUILItHIKI tho bleyolo In tholr business and so avoid bolng kept awake at night by tho nolghtng of their horses Official Directory Mr Labouohcre with all his at torapts to play tho oynlc Is really olio State of tho few mon thoy say who aro par fectly at homo in any sooloty high or OoTCtnorJohn Voonr Urown Meulenant OtTernorMltehell C Alford low IIo has friends with all politics Secretary of Stalejohn W Headier friends with Secretary AiltantSecretary to of State Edward O Leigh and croods and soino stock Governor Henry CDickacn none nn incxhaustlblo of anoo Private llendrlck Attorney GeneralW dotes Is ono of his properties as Auditor L C Norman popular as his clgarotto case Treawer US Hale Superintendent of Pnbllo Initnicllon Kd Por Orthocplcal purists will boor in ter Tliompion B Swango Keiltter Land Office Green Henry P Duncan mind that Annlo Dcsants namo is ac tmurance Commlslonei cented on tho first syllable whilo that Deputy CommUtloner WT Hatene of Walter Ilcsant carries its stress on Aiumant uencini n j Rlrhardasn tho last syllable Tho novoltst Is rc Supt Araenal Capt Datld OConnel Slate Inspector of Publle Truttt W II Card- - putod to havo purposoly changod tho pronunciation of his namo In ordor to Commlailoner o Agrlculture Nlch McDowell - avoid tho association It had in tho popCourt of Appeal Chief Juitico W S Pryorular mind with that of tho thcosophlst Imlites G II Kanln I R Grace T It Pajrnter 1 L b Gufly J II HatelrlM J II Lewia Tho oldost Inhabitant of Berlin KVnolr It w IlineiSt Clerk Court Ap- I Germany recently celebrated his 101st icais A rtaaarai uepuiy uiwn wmi ncic K obt L Green Wood Longmoor Ir Sergeant G birthday Ills namo Is Prenzlor IIo Mrnn Tlncfatr W H II Hill IIo rises in the Superior Court Preldlng Judgo joi Oarbout Is fn vigorous health IucIh WII VoatIrJo Uarbour J II nrentj morning at S30 nnd smokes a pipe Librarian Mra Mary Urown Day after his coffee Ircnzlcr Is a shoo Impectorof Mine CJ Norwood Railroad Comrnlttlon Chairman Jamca N makor and carried on his handicraft D C Hardin Chat II Saunders Secretary up to four years ago 110 lias been Poyntt urey Woodion tqnrrled tbrco times but only ono County child is living a son tudae of Circuit Court C I Piatl Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayol A queer coso is roportod from Syd Christy Circuit Court Clerk John ney Australia A man was convicted Judge of County Court Jno G I Hall Roy Salmon County Attorney by a jury of having tried to poison his V II Arnold County Cli wlfo with arsenic Ills lawyers ob Sheriff Will Thomson Jailor S P OfTuil tained a reconsideration of tho sen Superintendent of School Thoa II Smith tence by a commission appointed by Coroner Jno II Uoolh the legislature consisting of two doe MAOI9TRATI3 tors and a lawyer which pronounced First DittrlctHenrv Shaw htm innocont tho doctors voting down Second Diitaict O J Farnswortln Thlrd Disttlct J C Uacon the lawyer who thought him guilty Fourth District T P Jonei Tho man was sot froo in consoquenco Fifth Disttlct II F Porter Sixth Diltrict W II Cato Subsequently ono of his lawyers moved by conscience told another member of tho bar that tho man had Sljurclj Directory confessed his guilt to him at tho tlmo of tho trial and tho matter was Lawbrought beforo tho legislature CHURCH OP TUB IMMACULATE CATIIOUC yers and client havo been arrested CONCEPTION and aro to bo prosecuted for conspiracy First mass 700 a m second mass and sermon to defeat tho ends of justice CommuRpiary Instruction and benediction at 9 jj a m nications between lawyer and client a 30 p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor aro apparently not privileged in AusCHRISTIAN Efye 33ee PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL WATERS AflE RISING ¬ t If the uttlf Continues to Kncronch Ken Or leans Wilt Un Obliterated lr A ¬ Within tho last fow months thoro has como to tho notlco of Maj Qulnn In ohargo ot tho lighthouse district a most interesting condition which In tho course of two hundred years If continued would result In the com- ¬ plete wiping out ot tho city of New Or ¬ leans This interesting solonttuo sub ¬ ject la simply that tho bottom of tho gulf Is slowly sinking and the level of tho gulf is rising higher each yoar Tide gauges and observations show that within twolvo yeard ttio level of tlta gulf has rison ono foot When tho Kads jottlos wero built nrlcl tho bill was passed in congress It was decided to ostabtlsh a tldo gauga and a lovel and to keep a dally record of tho tides Sotno tlmo ago tho peoplo of Btloxl held that tho tldo lovol was Increasing in hotght Tho matter attracted con- ¬ siderable attention but it was nover given serious thought Then tho Mis ¬ sissippi river commission touched upon this quostlon and Maj Qulnn decided to mako a closo Inspection of tho tides During tho month of July 1891 and last July ho himself suspected that tho delta was gradually subsiding and during theso two months tldo gauges wero placed in deep water Prom tho continuous record kept on those tide observations ho was ablo to make comparison and thus discovered that slnco 1878 whan tho levels wero made the dolta had Bubsldod exactly ono toot Thoso gauges and tldo levels wero placed In position In 1873 and verified In 1877 Between that dato and 1890 the lovol went down ono foot but wltbjn tho last five years tho tidos havo been stationary or nearly so Tho striking of tho bottom or tho rising ot tho gulf has been a gradual affair and Soma years Is spasmodic as it woro thoro would bo no chnngo and again thoro was a very great change Tho effect of this declino will bo to prolong tho deep water channel and drlva tho bar further out to sea Tho city of Now Orleans is about sixteen feot abovo tho levol ot tho gulf and should tho gradual sinking of tho land con- ¬ tinue at its established rata ot speed it would tako about two hundred years to completely wlpo oil tho map that land which now supports tho city Thoro is but ono object ionablo fcaturo to tho matter at present and that Is that it would bo imposslblo to secure a perfectly steady and sound foundation for any permanent- work that might N O ilcayuac bo built - lit YOU WILL FIND THAT PLACE THE UY WJIERE D YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY St Bernard Coal Cos Illdtly 1 dont sco II mnnm Mistress Then most likely you havo cntrn Jt Illdtly Vcs iimimu Iruvoltcil lar Ono Tlitiirj at n Time Trench JoUriml furnishes this In lercstlttg colloquy but tt wit n house keeper ntitl hur now Hurt null Mistress llltldy tun nut fetch tuo thopluintnrtoulof tlippuutry Illdtly returning Piratic mitnni It isnt thcro Mistress Perhaps II Is on tho side board In tho dluliig ititiht Dlddy I cant llntl It Mistress Then It must bo In tho col A ¬ a la Helms jAUDmiEitu L FRITSCH rASmONACLf SON -i- MEBCHANT tVnJUli TUL0B- 3Jilt iHltffftLtTl v i l1 tff llrftriPllilflllltJt Jl tattTlfriJljIatf t and 1 M IMPORTER 111 OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 81 Upper first Uranttllle Imt srroreEs NEW does that innko Mrs Wlthorby If thoy had been in I wouldnt havo hiul to sco Iter Day City Chat Vllhoiby l wns terribly put ottt to day when Mis Iowiono called Tho servants wero out and I had to an ¬ swer tho bell Wlthorby Pshaw What tllfCoronco Mrs J la earnestly solicits the fstionage of Ida Hop kins county friends JOHNS MORTON w ft il BANKER Madisonville Ky V 4 ry Goods JeFftRTMeNT CONSISTS JD F SHOBS FOR llttlo boys Johnnlo Ttansacts a General Ilnnklng Business Johnnie Yes sir Pastor Im surprised Johnnie Special attention given to collections Why dont you play with good llttlo boys Johnnlo Their mammas wont lot cm Chicago JUccort lHliititl buritrlso 1 Qoodklud presume Miss Pllppe that In tho course of yotlp long riojottru In Franco you leurncil to speak Mrs Pastor An Unexpected Confession Do you ever play with bail Hotel 200 KY j Big Feet Evsrythinu f 1j AND- the language lllc uimthr Miss PlIpiHs To speak It Why 1 oven became accustomed to doing my thinking In Trench Mrs ioodklnd Ilotv cry sbocklngl Chicago Tribune A VhIIi You may teach the young wPRrtaTTLiicilc MADISONVILLE Tk office Job work tastily executed nt this A trial order is nil wo ask W Little Feet flSKr - shoot Though to do bo you will Bonded Idea II nd how to It must bo L Hut It though you mako It dlR nnd root Is to know Just when n pistol has boon loaded N V Itecorder NOT LStt TO yCH TUItNttUTS what you ennnot tench N RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Everybodys Feet New Dress Goods Trimmings Etc C Ay YA Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Hvnnsvillc St Louis And tho cities of Nnsliville ManphiK Montgomery Mobile ami New Otlrnns WOMEN IN BUSINESS There Are rienty at Mean Men bitt They Are In the Minority WitHouit Cl-irar-iKe- -l AND SPEED UNUIVALED SHORTE3T AND QUICKEST ItOUTE New Suits Fat Mon is mm m - xs N Y Herald dnr Mr llaginnn tlo yo think my hossll bo skecred Flagman No but tho engine will III JWb Old Joker From St Louis Evanavillo and Henderson to tho SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH f fr THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak- ing direct coa nection WITH Thos D Walker Alias PULLMAN PALACE CAR3 For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points jffi fcih THt- - Lesin The JVEen FIONSeR T1NNGR Has taken a permanent stand at the bead of the class with a full and complete stock of iiSQ sl North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars i Stoves Castings and Tin ware Which he offers to bis patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket aod places competitors in tba shade When it comes to Repairing Hooting or Guttering be always holds the ace and deuce His work is sky high la quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap His cus- ¬ tomers are treated like millionaires If ypu should need anything either great or small in hijilne Walker Is the man you are looking for You can get what you wantanU have a little money left by call- ¬ ing on bim at the old stand EJca-r-lirTteftos- EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C ¬ GENTS FURNISHING GOODS THE DANDIEST TOWN PAto gP A t A Louisville Kentucky ¬ -- tfSVILULV UUJ flew LaBB Gjlitaiiio - Ky r MMH - NEW NEW Kfon PATENTS -- J R L1TTELL Trade Mai Oppoelt rvA far u MVvJulSS jv a1 rfr vtA7-r- - HE Hilli Y Attorney and Connsellor in Patent 8 cMiYUtfl and Copyright Csase Palest Office V fr wyf V 1 Our Grocery Department Over twelve years experience Write for information American and Foreign Patents Caveats and all business arising nndcr the patent Isws promptly and care- ¬ fully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attenllon upon receipt 01 model or sketcu ol In oumion I advise as to patentability with yet charge Mention this paper XVeiMt iirirTftotT ID C hasiivilifO I North IMITED rtntHB H ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO ant NASHVILLE re ONLY j NBW BELMONT Thil Home li New I Furnishing ar New I Pullman Yeetllmlocl Train Eorvlco wltt Newest and Fineat Say Opaclion Bloopers and plnlmr Cart I Sufficiently Hciledl WoffiXa POM TI4I ITOj Cat SOUTH EvrjrhlnPlil clajl MADISONVILLE Terrc Haute Indianapolis TJfyPT I1W1 ijjj CHICAGO KY Mrs Saral PrevWf Proprietor 1AIIENTSI Milwaukee WO Al I St Paul OINTS III THtt P G H Neatly Artistically and Honestly Executed by those Veterans of the Brush Dora Charles J Tom McFaden atari Blft Cora What a beautiful diamond Did you get it for a birthday KatI mated with him Ueaemlablp Von Boozles wifo is very indignant Dried trial pTruiitei Coffees Sugars NORTH SJ ROOERS Chattanooga Send yoar sons and daughters to ATKINSON COLLEGE AND NORTHWEST PA Canned Suolbrn Pan Alt ETiiiited In everything as stated it is the Will make estimates select colors and execute work in a style and finish second to none They vasle no material alight no details and Inva ¬ riably give satisfaction They take pains and pleasure In executing all work In their line If vou are even thinking of painting It is to your Interval to consult them Address McFADEN SON Darnesley Ky mjo ly other birthday Yes There aro 20 stones In It Dora How nice I Ono for every Why Ho played a trick on her IIo came homo very lato the other night And bo told In scold hlnl aboto a whlspar NEW and the TJlTEP3TP which takes Truth TABLETS BUCK EYE DTI D OINTMENT OIK UUUK 7 rilllJ NOJHjNG and OURK known for 10 yeara as the PE8T REMEDY for PILES WMU GRTAH I t ivim Atorlt IMMMMMHMMHI 11V ALT HUUUIBTJ t HfJUWJPa HKI CO OT torna n Washing ¬ Ilavo tho woman suffraglsts united ton Star on a party crobclra for tholr tlcUot She Helped Hliu Along Yes thoy havo decided to hoist to Do you know Ucorge I cant stand tho top of tho column a pair of blooma strong jigitt In a room any moro Judgo ers Why I hope your oyca arent trou ¬ The Mother Kneir bling you Qlrl to Her Mumma What is Llttlo No Ueorge but you know for u dead letter please nearly u year y ovo been sitting in hero Mamma Ono that has been given to with tho gas turned down and your father to post Household Words JJut he proposed right thcro and was accepted Chicago itecord True lleyoml Question Ulterdek Do policemen ahvayH get AwfuU Conceited their drinks without paying for them Tho Indianapolis Journal reports a Dierstcln Yah You gant ged a Bcrap of dialogue between two boys iilgkel oud ot ngopper Truth Some peoplo would say that their ideas nnd loglo werq both rather character ¬ VuvoreU the Sacrifice Old JJcau Miss Flossie bo mine 1 istic of their sex Tommy I wouldnt bo aj stuck up would givo my lifo for you as girls is for any thing Miss riosslo Well you may if U JlmmyMe neither They thinks heovJlyinuredl Harlem Lifo thoy ore Just M jroU s boyu t ¬ Imub May They Ware I That has happened beforo her ho heard a burglar tho house bo that she was afraid to CALL AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE St BERNARD INCORPORATED v and have them learn a trade whilo ac- ¬ quiring their education Wo teach five good trades a thorough college education besides a special course in Shorthand and Typewriting T A M Moorb Trln Madisonville Ky or Hbv G U Walker ao Mo St Evansvllle Ind W II JERNAGAN Tnnn p JEntRIES It ft T II Evantvlllv 1 It Ind Cfiesapeako Ohio and Southwestern tl jt nCTWEBN Vlce Prei nd Gen Mangr LOUISUILLK AMD OW WADDJU CMr CQAL COMPANY SCopkins GDountu MEMPHIS ALSO rnow ADO Madisonville Ky Capital Slock- - Tranwcts a general -- BANP 00000 banking- - business1 to 4H JM J j jM CINCINNATI AND EVANSVILLE Do not purclmaa Ticket NORTH EAST SpTH OR WEST Intll yoilwve coiimlto nn Aifcnt if H19 QO S W RR npvjiitJTi WMITUD TRAINS PULLMAN rUl frid InvitM the accounts of tha cliftta of lopklns and adjoining ooun tits Has tba finest and wst tenrn vaajtin this suction of Kentucky r vVi worMj LUviuc Ky tln ptHtpR5 - ft J tw4trTi3MTMi V Jj i irV jcruia Mjfej

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