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Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 bee1895121901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 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. 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and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo A S 111 FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Stj Evansvillelnd i j til - vX Vc i L r jsu X NwV3 TRA For over f V I H aShamoetaf from time to time which will appear I PITHY PARAGRAPHS Ave month ihlj year navjjitton on St permanently occupying this space Bernard Coal Company fNOORPOnATKD v -- SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING the Ohio from Pittsburgh to Cairo was virtually sihpaniled In plte ot tha heavy daty on UrltUh coal going into Kimta t75 per 10a it it rauca preierrea to tho native coal owing to its Raneral excclUnco nnd healing power Henry Galley died at hit home In Franllln aged 76 The near Onlonlown V development of the Connetlaville coke region 4JJ made him very wealthy and Although he had Kfjr given each ot tils children a large farm be wat aunty AtMiii among me ncuest men in i ayette C 4i Tornthi mk fe t Vi tiz -- The southern coal products for 1895 will probably be much the largest ot any year In the history of the southern mining trade Alabama will exceed any former years tonnage by about a million tons and possibly more- - Coaf Ts probably next to iron the best ot business barometers Being an essontial of the product ot pig Iron the very basis of a great majority of the motive powers used to manufacture end transportation it inevitably follows that enlarged use of coal signifies large business in general The southern monthly output has been for some time at a rata of fully 30000000 tons a year Including the Vest Virginia mines in the south ¬ ern group This Is a rate ot 6000000 tons mora a year than the south ever before produced Within the the accessible coal in the first and second pools will be entirety mined out and the river coal operators will be compelled to turn their attention to points fur tber up the Monongahcla Valley Thousands of acres of coal lands however are lying about Pittsburg within a comparatively short radius that have not been developed and there is rio danger of all the accessible coal being mined in this generation or many generations to come as It has already been figured that there is enoagh coal In the bills ot western Pennsylvania and West Virginia to last for hundreds ot years Pittsburgh Telegraph The owner rubbed his bands and chuckled in glee and said I told yon that the poor people would appreciate baths and eonvcnienceswlth light and ventilation and that they would will ingly pay for them If only the price wasmod erate The agent Bald Come down with me and ipspect the building You will find that the bath rooms are appreciated but perhaps for reasons different from what yon expected Tbey made a tour of the building The first family called upon was using the bath room as a storage for fuel The tub was full ot coal with a sprinkling of kindling wood on the top The mistress of the bouse a large comfortable-lookin- g German woman looked on with some mis ¬ givings I pnys dem that vay she said I puys dem coals py der parrel more cheaper as py der basket If I dond haf dot path tub to put em in I have to puy dempy der basket1 Coal Trade Journal ¬ - SI Among tue deep coal mtnet tn iiarope it one at Lsmlwtl 0egtura Depth 390 A free coal and wood yard hat been opened by a public spirited cltiten at Chattanooga Tenn i V next five years all 4M t- - U o An Italian bark has been chartered to toad a thousand tons ot steam coal at Baltimore for Cenoa direct This will be the first cargo of American coal ever sent to Italy and It due to the fact of the vessel being largely owned by the Italian consul at Baltimore to which place the Italy imports took a cargo ot Italian marble most ot ber coal from Wales and Scotland k r r- - t There It no coal as good for domestic purposes Shaking Screen at St Bernard Coal Companys No 9 Mine Earllngton as the St Bernard Coal Companys No 9 coal loaded over our shaking screen as illustrated by Our coal for do ¬ the cut herewith produced mestic use all No 9 at Harlingtos Mortons Cap Diamond Mines and St Charles Ky It all handled over the shaking screens and the greatest care exercised tn preparing for market Consequence our patrons are pleased The preteut run of coal has proven to be the most disastrous in the history of the river buil said Captain John M Phillips United uess Stales Inspector of hulls and for many years It was captain ot the burned Iron Queen caused by the fact that the boats went out with a rush and with barely enough water to float them over the bars Then they had to battle Captlan Phillips stated that the with fogs etc Inspectors may have to Investigate tome charges that may be made as the result of the catastro ¬ phes that bavejoccurred V 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 fc it yOKE FOR -- MSB MERS AND FUMI0ES a trwnW8yyfvi Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for price muchless One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ring out from the castle clocks WINDMILil MANS STORY from the steeple in tho dying coals from the lilies of the valley Reason for Not Buyiand like a prophecy of light and A Farmers Piousa Machine nglife come dimmed by distance the organ chants of the resurrec- ¬ The man who sold windmills ad good is not within their reach they read the bad The surest way to eradicate the taste Reading Circle bad is to cultivate a tasto for the for the good This is what we seek to ac complish and this is what wc ask The following circular has just you to assist us in bringing about been issued and fully explains AIRS SARAH xVVEBB MAURY itself T M GooDNiaiiT At the last meeting of tho State W H Bartholomew Association held at Teachers A L Peterman Lexington July 1 2 and 3 the R H Carothers undersigned were appointed a comCommittee mittee to organize and put in operation a Reading Circle for the The list of books adopted is Other given below as arranged for counyoung people of our State had similar circles in try schools For city schools a States have snecessful operation for some different arrangement has been years and this seemed to be a made and persons writing for cir-¬ fitting time to give the boys and culars should specify whether they girls of otu State the same privi- are wanted for city or for country leges and opportunities as are en- schools Copies of the circulars joyed by others The committee can be had by addressing Mrs lias formulated and herewith an- Sarah Webb Maury 1940 First nounces a course of reading suited St Louisville to the capacities and needs of First Grape those for whom it is intended and Nature Stories for Little Read we now hsk the co operation and ers mss x and 11 u assistance of earnest men and Heath Covols women throughout the State in Little Folks of Other Land- stheir effort to place in the hands Interstate Pub Co of the young a grade of literature Second Grape suited to their advancerrientciaste The Seven Little Sisters An in language and healthy in its It will require the drewsLee Shepard moral tone Seaside and Wayside Nos 1 united efforts of all to mako this and hence your and 2 D C Heath Co plan successful Big Brother Annie F Johnston active aid is most earnestly soJos Knight C licited Third Grade One of the first difficulties to be Book of Tales American Book overcome is the lack of books and the consequent necessity of pro- Co Kato Pollv Olivers Problem viding ways ami means for secur ing these Different plans are Douglas Wiggin Houghton Mifsuited to different localities and flin Co Seaside and Wayside No 3 enterprising Teachers and others find somo means of assisting D C Heath Co will Tales from Norse Mythology the young thus to becomo acquainted with the best thoughts of Annie Blingeusmith Fourth Grade In some of our best thinkers The Wonder Book Hawthrone some localities the school board American Book Co if so requested will put a comHistory Stories Nos 1 2 and plete set of books in each school to be used as a circulating library 3 Pratt rEducational Pub Co Sharp Eyes John Burroughs In other cases Teachers and Co others will raise funds by means of Houghton Mifflin Fifth Grape entertainments etc and buy the The Spy Cooper American In very books for their schools many cases Hie bopks can and will Book Co Ten Boys on the Road from bo bought for private use In other places public subscriptions Long Ago Glnn Co Twice Told Talcs Hawjliorne may ho made and the books thus furnished frcq to nil who wish to American Book Co High School First and Second use them Jt is tnjneccssary to urge upon Years you the importance of this work The Abbott Scott American and the great benefit that will ac Book Co cruo to tho children from the pe Winter Sunshine John Bur ¬ rusal of these and similar books roughsAmerican Book Co Stories of Siegfried Baldwin All these anq similar citorts are directed toward tho formation and Charles Scribners Sons cultivation of tho reading habit The Sketch BookIrYisg Amcr which liko iill other habits grows lean Book Co by what it feeds on Children as Junior and Sknior Yxahs a rule red something and i the Sttni nnd LUiee Rutkm AMERICAN CITIES fe i - Every Year Adds to Their Unique and Costly Attractions DTr Now York still leads the vulgar race with tho most costly art gal- v lery bar 60m butthc other cities boast what their saloon habitues lluf- would call close seconds falo has such a polacoand whereas New York has long had a barroom with stiver dollars let into the floor Chicago led with the idea and has five times as many dollars floor of the greatest and 111 the ftixist barber shop in Christendom And Denver prides itself upon a saloon whoso floor is studded with There is no candy 20t gold coins nnd soda water shop in America to equal one in Chicago whose walls ore coated with looking glass cut to glonm like jewels We pride ourselves upon our railway depot but Philadelphia has two fine ones tlie Pennsylvania arU the Rcad jng and St Louis Union Depot hiul thp Illinois Central Railway depot in Chicago arc splendid fitfltions ban Francisco has swim- mlrig baths that no other city par- ¬ allels and that city nnd New Orleans and Galveston have refresh ing water side resorts within their boundaries the like of which the people of other cities are put to trouble expense and travel to get at Chicago has a jewelry store second only to Tiffanys and ap proached i only two other Ameri can citiesCleveland and San Francisco St Louis has two jewelry stores nearly as fine The most ambitious shop for ttie sale oft outsido of New York is in Cleveland and ho city suVthe continent has such a book ftore its McClUrgs in Chicago Pittsburgh has one of tho finest W h09t modern theaters In the frorld wherein tho actors are cared voVi Miey nro nowhero elso while jt work The host theaters of hicago are of the first class nnd St Paul Milwaukee Cleveland and Denver have each at least one theater that is finer than somo V rtotcd ones on J3roadway Is fManv cities now display tall i buildipgSjbtit tho only dizy ones vsky scnipers as tno firemen can tfotJirt Ure In the only iWQ cUtcsrjn fch there are ncd and excuse V for them Those cities are New York and Chicago in both of Which fpr djffercHt reasons the gJitisiness districts are cramped 2Aa fpr thocub houses of the cotin- 4 i -- ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago the Chicago the Chi cago Athletic and the Union League lucre arc few things in cities of the same size in the East that have better headquarters than the Detroit Minneapolis Pacibc Union and Bohcmiaii of San Fran cisco and the Boston Club of New Orleans Tho Jewish Club of Cleveland should go in the same category The Garten Verein or Garden Uub of ualveston is a unique institution delightful be yond any form or variation of the country club in America The modern plan ot putting the kitchens in the tops of buildings has been adopted in certain clubs and hotels in many citic9 even of the size of Milwaukeeand still smaller Duluth In their concessions to the women and their quarters for them the Western clubs are far more progressive than most of ours in theEast A large costly or inter ¬ and attractive arcade ior court of shops in the business center of Cleveland is said to bs the finest except one that is in Southern Europe The public parks which Chicago already possesses and those that aro in ya rlous stages of development in St Minneapolis Louts Milwaukee and San Francisco are among the nobtcst woiks of our people Noble splendid residence streets arc among the possessions of Cleveland Minneapolis St Louis San Francisco Detroit and New Orleans The finest ones of the scmi parkway type are in Buffalo St Paul and MilwaukeeHarp ers Weekly ¬ ¬ ¬ Kentucky Young Folks bric-a-bac- v tionaijypos jjere or in London that ate o a higher grade tharitrm ie pi W tion morning Christmas is childhoods gift to manhood wearied by his search for treasure and for power and it tells him the best of all treasures are those of the fireside aud that the only power worth anything is the power over the hearts of those who love us and whom we love Saint Nicholas is the patron saint of childhood who renews his youth under the benedictions of children and all who know him and believe in him and aid him in his rouuds of earth share with him the blessed immortality conferred by the love of little children It is coming Christmas every where its messengers are in the air its followers are on the streets holly hangs in the lighted windows and the mistletoe bows are swing- ¬ ing from the lintels It is Christmas the world over and all the lines of nationality fade into this In the East its greater glory star has arisen and it has traveled the whole world around telling its story of peace on earth to men of good will Peace peace everywhere The strife of arms is not yet silenced though for two thousand years men have taught the blessed Gospel heard first on that first of Christmas morns Peace in the heart of man peace from all strife for power for placo iii IIWIJI limn Peace bearing or for wealth plenty until every child shall sleep CHRISTMAS IS COMING in security and wake with joy un troubled by hunger untouched by Peaco in the Child- the blasts of winter Christmas is coining strife for gold peaco between man hood manhood and old age prois that claim it The lights in a thous and man of And Christmas a time coming when glow brighter and burn promise and homes longer because of it The church shall All mens good bells have a richer melody as they Be each mans rule and universal Peace mako ready for the- - Christmas Me like a shaft of light across the land chimes from the North And like a lino ot beams across the sea The wind blows and the hours pass on the fore ¬ Thro all he circle of the golden year Louisville Post runners of another Christmas Christmas is coming to morn Every man seems that he has rich and poor alike and in cottage precisely the trials and temptations or palace the child is enthroned which aro the hardest of all others Od things bave passed away and for him to bcarj but thoy are so all things have become new Time simply because they are the very relaxes its grip da the throat for ones lie most needs awjiile gray hair and golden min glass they never do at other times Marriage has made a great once more we become as little change in Barlow tYes h children ztve the reins to the im used to be great spendthrift but agination and Jet faith hope and now lin InTsnt enfinri a rnnrt charity rule thai world jjoj ho cent afford it iiow Vhat shadow the fire light casta Nowii Iho time to subscribe for upon the wall wjiat fairies huot this xhimney corner what joy belle Th Bent ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ justed his chair at a new angle crossed his feet on the railing of the balcony locked his hands over the top of his head and began those Way Curious fellows back farmers arc droll chaps to deal with tooj cute and sharp at a Most of them know a bargain good thing when they see it so I took a good many orders but once in a while I come across a conservative old hayseed whose eyes arc closed to anything modern One of that sort helped 1110 to a good laugh the other day and I might as well pass it on He was a genial white headed old fellow who owned several fine farms with prime orchards and meadows barns and fences in apple pie order and dwellings serene in comfort Hie listened closely while I expatiated on the excellence of our make of machines then taking a he fresh supply of cavindish squared himself in his chair with his hands in his pockets and held forth in this fashion he said Waal stranger your machine may be all right bur look here I settled here in tho airly 50s broke the trail for the last few miles blaztn the trees as we camo along I had a lair start good health a yoke o cattle a cowman axu with one bit an I three coppers In my pocket built a log houso with a shake ruff and a puncheon floor an a cow shed of popple poles ruffed with sod I worked hard up airly and down late clearin up hind by de grees an diggin a hvin out o the silq by main strength an no favors except the blessin othe Al- ¬ mighty The Lords bepn good He gin me houses an to me barns hes gin me horses an cattle hes gin me sheep and feath An ered fowl of many kinds now stranger after all that Ill be everlasting durncd if Ill be so mean as to ask him tctpump water for cm And then continued the story teller he brought his hand down on his knee with a whack that fairly echoed through the house Of course I couldnt urge him to purchase after that expression of jits sentiments and I left him Independent wasnt he Then the windmill man chuckled as If ho had enjoyed the memory of the scene he had just described and his httarers enjoyed his story so much that wlieji he left he wa iiuicuujf Mcs vi mui uiucis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ American Book Co Sohrak and Rustum Arnold American Book Co Myths vof Greece and Rome Guerber American Book Co Sir Roger de Coverley Papers Addison American Book Co The Southern School So strong and lasting is the in- ¬ fluence of a book on the mind and heart of a child that at this special season of book buying for children it will be profitable to consider those placed in the hands of our ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r fm ssjBssstMIMMMMaeMMMi I JZ lb TT1 youth There will not be many homes in our community in which a new book will not be found at thisglad A little foreChristmas time thought will insure it being profitable as well as plcasurcable where there is such an abundance from which to choose Books are so cheap so attractive and within Co the reach of every one in our midst Seven Little Sisters that it would seem no child should Each and All be neglected Stories The most eminent men and Children Mother Nature Told Her women of our day with skillful How The Seven Little Sisters brain and loving heart have given proved their Sisterhood themselves to the task of books for Ten Little on children Books in which are from Long AgoBoysNow the Road till culled the experience of a lifetime Little Lucys Wonderful Globe spent in art or science or travel by Miss C M Yonge simplified and adapted to the unLittle derstanding of all ages of child- Thorne People of Asia by Olive Miller hood These authors count themChildren of the Cold by Lieut selves fortunate to be allowed to Schwatka set before their vast audience of Hans Brinker or small folks ideals of character and Skates by Mary Mapcs the Silver Dodge ethical views ot life Publishing houses expend their G Across Asia on a Bicycle by T Allen best efforts in magazines and paThe Land of Pluck by Mary pers for young folks Mapcs Dodge It will bo an experience worth The Badley Books and Old remembering if some father who Mother Earth by Josephine Simphas not tried it will subscribe for son Harpers Round Table St Nicholas or the Youths Companion for THE RE3TOFTHE EPITAPH his little boy and watch the pleas ure of the child as he enfolds the Bishop Wilmer of Alabama is crisp white leaves with an air of proprietorship as each week rolls not in attendance upon the Con around how he tells of this or that vention but he is well represented m paper how important the name by his anecdotes which are related Master Willie Brown on tho by churchmen much as Lincolns the cover If it is not worth a dol stories are by the general public lar and a half that child should Here is one of them One of the Bishops friends lost a dearly be ¬ be somewhere else There is much said ot training loved and in his sorrow caused our boys and girls in citizenship theso words to be inscribed on her The light of mino Give them books of Biography tombstone The bereaved Thoy could learn in no more inter- eyes has gone otjt Shortly esting way of men loved and hon married within a year ored for deeds of valor benevolence afterward tho Bishop was walking or skill Train their perception through tho graveyard with an by Nature Readers so that they other gentleman When they ar may see with the minds eye aud rived at the tomb tho latter asked know and lovo the common things the Bishop what he would say of that are the handiwork of our cre- ¬ the present state ot affairs in view ator Even very little children of the words on the tombstone I think the said the Bishop loVe tho rhythm of poetry long be fore they are able to read foe them- - words But I haye struck another match should be added eives vi tttJpltwM jKftfiMUWt m o -- nd On to r0 Wain itfterifttM ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - There died recently a man in Chicago who in life was known and loved as the childrens poet and in death is to be honored with a monument erected by the love offerings of the children of America Could nobler praise be earned or awarded Let our children read his poems- ry Theoreans advice is to read the best books first and the child is fortunate who knows only good books from the beginning Let us buy this year less sweeb and tinsel for Christmas pleasure of oiir children and more books that meet the requirement of opening with expectation and closing with profit In the subjoined list will be found a few of the many thatwould fulfil these conditions Ida E Walker The Jones Andrews Series Ginn ¬ g v w lfl4i tM il it - JtHf- - -- r pflWWBBilislryalWlsM8OTBsgTistMBMi Ji2L 3ljdBiigi v m4jBIMBBBBWHWBIf 3w5sW I iftir iprffri W fP T -- I1 w PS ii WWPIWlF tQ sWW4lrffP Qi iTtl tyBF i1a ijfjwrt - u tjtkLL ij4ijsi Mlff----im sia a wr IWH OTiiWWWIP iiJ7wWTK5l t flWHtniP h vHH I s - - -- - - - - - - - - I - - MLra H 11 EK PUI3LISH1NB eljsiraalUr i COMPANY Bttlliitisn ttniororilil tiered lh Pcitoffica 1 it Second SOBSCUIPTlbN RATES SU Monthi filnclo Coiili Specimen copies mtlleil frta on application Csrteipomlentt watucJ In nil pari ot tht aountr Audreta ua tor patticuiari on Verittlcllylndrnc rhrrcMonlfu r i o 5 5 KATES OF ADVERTISING 5 Itacliaabinquenllntertlon Oliplay advrrtliemantf for Ion it pettoit con trneiml or at apclal ratea Local Nollcra centa prr Una Irea notleea lilfih tirrtn nolle unit iluthcharted Iniertea per Una 1 centa will ba illinarv advertlaementa at regular ratea moil JTAM Ilk the Wrt ot tho paper Ultra poaltlon a will On tquaro Brit Inaertlon It oo nX dOVDRNOR BROWN Gov brown retires to private citizcimhip in great good favor says the C J He has made nn able con scientious and resolute chief exec utive A master of tho law ho has directed his administration uncompromisingly upon tho lines The peoas he swore to observe his duty as ple know he has doiie Never a suspicion of ho saw it his integrity is harbored by 6ven his bitterest opponents Hcuits his work with clean hands and returns to privatellfc with the grati tude and good will of ull familiar with his record ¬ ¬ ¬ CrVOUS ami YVCUK concede that MtvClevclnndhas silenced a great Hoods Onrsnpnrllla Mnelo m anyatluacksChicago Tribune Different Man ThTdoctoT Rj - ra History wilisay of Cleveland that ho hunted more ducks and disgusted more Democrats than any St Louis Globe other President Democrat Rep ¬ upon which to rdst his fame By the way tho Governors of other states North as well as South might do well to follow his exKentucky is not tho only ample stato in the Union that is some times subject to mob law Evans ville Courier ¬ ¬ TMnnrpTfl HWTNnTiTflri Tho wiiann mil una lliH llriroti mpntTiil Tlmii In Ar in itnnu tiie lliornrtiieri-Hlilcpiufinir iiobhpr p- uiooooooo6iii - lAtrsordhYitrj xroSalx Wfcrisrai HWijBmW K W TrSSBitl J -- tow PfcBMsLKiViLi- 1BIM- neiuiu iho It may bo yet necessary to pas9 a setrpf special game laws in order to keep tho President of this great Republic at his proper place N Y Mrs Bradley wife of Kentuckys Governor will feel at homo as the mistress of tho Gubernatorial Tho wife mansion in Prankfort of old Governed Robert P Letcher was and bequeathed nt Whllo tho frco trnilo papers liars boon drawing particular nttonltcm to an Increase of the foiutgti trado ol Inff nothing about 11 ttccrenso In the exports of forty ono othor mamifao turluff industries tlioy hnvo been equally reticent upon tho subject oi JMkS1BI MttilrBllllOnkllV m grejawyfcjiWitM fflmmJffi inBHTi jjVmSSM vl LQliHiuu oSWll A a lElS A33H3varfBL rJ1tnfflMfltfrjP HMTOfnTflm lulffit mJPty An ndv 1 - min i I for lllWMU WWJUilPT MM0 MyaiiriPF m3jprwAT II ml tH Ik 9 WM II ajllBW fl f twentyflvo different Industries say For Information Ami free Handbook writs t tUNN ft CO ixil linOADWAT Nw Yon Otdcit burr nti for upmrlnff MitcnU In America lrory Mlcnt taken out by ua l brought lxfnn th tublla bT o nctleo Kttrn red of churgo In tint JWi 11 HM1 IM ciwi tiwtow ¬ Press Rep A suspicion is being voiced that ¬ UREY WOODSON if AmbassadorBayarda picture of fatality We hope that our neighbor will not stay in Mexico any longer than bs nil en only when arranged lor by apeclal eon it is necessary for him to complete trict A llrmall eooirounlcatloni tq his study It is true we would DEE THE Earllngton Ky like for him to find out as much about the silver question as possiTHURSDAY DECEMDER 19 i895- ble while there for the Lord knows and everybody else knows that he HOPKINS THE BANNER needs all the information along that COUNTY line that he can get But wc will 1 k 4 shortly open the campaign again The output of coal in in Kentuckyand we will need him Hopkins county is nearly Through his efforts for the Demoone third the total output cratic party he succeeded in turning Owensboro with her boasted entire State 400 majority into the hands of the 1804 the output of the Republicans Ho also had more tons to do with wiping out the 3000 Slate zvas bituminous and catmel Democratic majority in the Second coal Hopkins Countys Congressional District than any output was 811759 tons one else and while the Republican yet majority 461 all bituminous This is we wouldofratherisitlarge enough and was iooo gain over the product of with the help of our neighbor in tons 1893 of one more campaign with his free The total number of em silver and free trade ideas it ployees in Hopkins county can easily be given And we think our neighbor had something to do in 1894 was 1954 mals employed 280 Total with the Railroad Commissioners Democratic ce and with number of accidents oc- ¬ majority to start12000 we succeded with curring ill the State 67 n getting only about 200 Republi Hopkins had only one can majority so dont remain away we need neighbor very long Total coke produced in you in our business- see Kentucky during 189 Owensboro Tribune ¬ the rigorous demands of the position of President were absolutely true the Chief Executive would not have any time to go duck hunting Washington Star Ind ¬ It will be highly interesting to ¬ ¬ have Mr Clevelands countrymen know that already the President has brought down twenty six ducks and three swans The wild fowl die but the Government at Washington survives Albany Journal Rep ¬ fgrjhe In 2957W5 a 50684 dni The cabin of the Violet is cozy When it is full of Havana tobacco smoke when the air is pervaded by the faint rich mellow beady odor which brings good luck to Buzzards Bay fishermen when thecjiarm of intellectual conversation is accentuated by the thought that in the service of grateful republics 50000 salaries go on rain or shine then with all this and more to make life happy who cares for ducks or for the news papers or election returns or Congress or foijanything else except philosophical calm and freedom ruling a from theannoyance of violent and headstrong people New York World Dem ¬ ¬ ¬ was 27715 tons Of this 26008 tons iverc made 4 QOV BRADLEY fr KENTUCKYS FIRST ARBORE TUM Favors the Suppression of the ¬ CJ 1 w tion the announcement in the Eve KAS Eight months January I to August Gov Bradley on taking the oath rnl Salts fr It Tttri rrtclpl U In 1692 under undisturbed protec COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY ning Post that Louisville will soon of office said A CORRECTION tion tho products of the farm repreSo far Earl Tor ffyetrm nf llaakkc rptHC antt ienermt have an Arboretum The credit and honor of the State sented 7800 per cent of our total exllulne tutitrjillon etr oi to ramtkla In our issue of June 23d we were liulueiVinrn Iwoi mn Inilullin tulilfinUxk ports For tho 1895 fiscal year they ington is the only city in the State and nation are the first importance an I lKarl IhoiiABTVliyt Typewriting nd glad to announce that our friends were 9 per ceut less and the proporriTutt IMii Trlrf rantir uuiln rtmslal nrrefifulvarallCB so favored in which all the native The recent popular verdict which mi in umia nj im nn tion for eight months of the lbS5 of the Providence Coal Co had RMTKR NOW llilflcm Imturkr Inlrnllr trees and shrubs of the State are has declared in favor of the use of wrdd our trrtlnatre mir AnliUnet tun Mtr Hoods Pllis cure sick headache bit- - calendar year is 1304- per cent less agreed to restore the wages of their - lis irdrr tknt Farmers are making a most remarkable frMTf nay rwf UU Wltjt growing all properly marked with both gold and silver as money but We wish our readers to keep in iousness MrMf vtitc RaJ a I fVrM LEXINQTOHt KY miners to the district price This capture of the markets of tho world WIUJUR SMITH common and scientific name The at the same time the maintenance mind the announcement made in The results of the democratic tarlll In announcement was made by us on dicate that it must have been dealgned Earlington Aboretum occupies of the best and highest standard our last issue with reference to the foocomoMe Bfasts the assurance of the President of for tho expret purpose of Injuring tho COTTON STATOS EXPOSITION about 25 acres which when orig- so that every dollar shall be of series of original Mstoricyi and defarmer and of benefiting some of the this company that the restoration inally enclosed contained over equal value should be accepted scriptive letters about the Hamanufacturers by Increasing their would be made Nearly six months again in sixty varieties of native trees The and adhered to And with pub waiian Island which we will begin Engineer Frank Giannini isProvidence trado in tho markets of the world It I Atnntn0iScpt i8Dcc3ii8q5 charge of the engine on the after this announcement the Preslooks like a monopoly mcasuro framed St Bernard Coal Co for- - three lic credit should beiprotected we to publish in a short while to benefit the few at the expense of tho run ident of the Providence Coal many and remarkable to relate tho years past has been adding to the should none the less favor a well These letters will be written by It is conceded by all that Elmo Shaver few comprise some of tho robber Company tells us that the advance number and the park now con- regulated system of protection to Mr The schedule printed below is a is bard lo down when out on the wrecker barons thoso enemies that tho freo John R Musick who has be was not made as promised tains twenty seven varieties of Oaks every branch of American industry come celebrated as the author of as a tea or coffee maker and the boys all traders pretended boforo election comprehensive guide to the best the directors declining to order that they wanted to destroy and root seven of Hickories eight of Magand most desirable route to Atlanta In the jnangement of state af- the series of Columbian Historical like to step in and take a drink with him it and that the miners of his comout hip and thigh whoso very oxhUcnca nolias five of Ash twelve of Wil- fairs honesty and fidelity arc de- Novels which comprise in twelve Great interest is taken in the new trains was an eyesore because their success from the North and Northwest pany are still working at the relow seven of Maple four of Elm manded of every public officer and volumes the history of the United put on this week by Ihe traveling as well In their American business was a Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati duced rate The President fur six of Birch with Poplars Tulip any irregularities that may have States valuable as a history and as the curious public As they are looked hindrance to tho success of foreigners Louisville St LouisTcrre Haute ther states that the boys at the upon as record breakers quite naturally But tho freo traders aro now strug- ¬ Chestnut Kentucky Coffee Locust been or may be committed should interesting as a romance gling to show how tho very tariff law and pyansvillc they arouse Ihe curiosity of all mine cut the mining price and as which they passed has been of benefit Linden Beech Dogwood Hack be punished and the honor ol the Tlio Democratic Iloom Palace Day Coaches and Pull Mi Mustek is now in Hawaii only the directors can advance it we As robber barons while Referring to tho boot and shoo trado berry Cottonwood Hornbeams state and people vindicated at all and the letters will be written up- the far as of know for the first time in to the Ignore tho hundreds of they en millions Duns Roviow said that many shops man Sleeping Cars are attachedto history Ihe Henderson division a tirely he is helpless irf the matter f Hop tree Leatherwood Mulber hazards that they aro laying off cutters and others closing all trains shown in this schedule thus guaranteeingf a time card has been issued with one train of dollars of destructionpoor on the spot At the time of the issue of June have wrought upon tho A deluded for want of orders Boston shipments ries Sycamore Spicewood Cedar Extremely low rates have bcjSn Above all things the constitu- - freshness and crispness of style scheduled as not lo stop at Earlington farmers aro 23 percent smaller than last year 23d much uneasiness was mani- Holly Hercules Club Cypress JwtjMrer Will some of our old railroaders correct Has tho great frco trado improvement made to Atlanta and rcturnflEIr Sugar Orowera tiland Solid fested by the miners in this dis- Gums StuartiaSassafrac Walnuts tion and laws within its spirit must not to be attained in any other us if we are wrong the Nashville Chattanooga arm The sugar growers of Louisiana are a business petered out nlrcndy manner be enforced Every citizen shall trict because of this reduction in Catalpa Prickly Ash etc of railway without a fully determined to mako a The St Louis Railway All traihsmuT Wliats tho Mattir With WhentT These letters will not only briefly curve islongest reachtravelers to be that of fight henceforth for tho causevigorous be protected in life liberty and tlie price of mining by of pro claimed by We welcome Louisville into the Wheat does not go out freely Pun solid between Nashville and At ¬ I sol- sketch the past and present of the Ihe new Argentine Pacific Hallway from tection Hero aro soma resolutions jteviow Coal Company It seemed to realm of scientic tree culture but property at whatever cost passed tho matter with tho markets lanta except train in last column in every Hawaiian Islands but will carry Dueno Ayres to the foot of the Andes whloh hnvo been Whats mean a reduction in the whole it will be a long time ere she can emnly appeal to the people By tho First Ward Ilcpnbllcan club of tho world Aro thoy already loaded and the miners nat- rival Earlington in tall and beau- locality and to the officers of the the reader directly into the private For six miles it is without a curve and Charenton St Mary Parish La Sep up before our farmers hare a chanco to The train in third column which district has no culling or embankment deeper than tember 16 1693 leaves Cincinnati at 430 p m reach out thcro urally were not pleased The Bek tiful oaks and wonderful variety of Stale for a faithful energetic and life of the people who inhabit two or three feet Resolved That we plcdtro ourselves runs solid to Atlanta This is the fearless enforcement of the law them of whom there are more than hastened to assure them of the forest trees brakeman first last and all tho timo to tho policy route of the famous Dixie Flyer ot protection to all American products Nothing can be more effective in twelve district nationalities beside on Steve Tapp one of the best injured agreed restoration of wages even this division was slightly at wherever and whenever such protec through all tho year round readOur the suppression of crime than the the native Hawaiian sent messengers to various mines DIPHTHERIA Henderson last Friday nigbi He was sit tion is necessary to sccuro fair re Blooping car lino between Nashneighbors ling on top of a box car while there was an muneration for American labor and a expression ot ers should induce their cultivation and to tell the good news and now A Chicago dispatch of Dec u reasonable profit to Interested capital ville Tenn and Jacksonville Flu at this late day has to confess it says the deaths of Dr Gordon C a healthy public sentiment which to subscribe for Tun Bee And get other car standing on the siding which did By the First Wnrd Hepublican club benefit of these valuable arti not clear sufficient to allow his legs to pass Iatcrson St Mary Parish Ln Sep will hold in just execration every the tei i w f tri rCI ri - i tri r was deceived Rockwell and Miss Hubbard his mrt arac5cles which alone will be of far between without being badly squeezed tember SI 1892 yz criminal more especially the murWc believe in fair wages and sis ooise s patient both of Hyde Nothing serious is expected from the mis ZUr IlcBolvcd That we arc unequivocally se SB Mob violence greater value than the price of sub- bap B6 51 3 2 know that the price of coal in this Park were leported to the health derer and assassin In favor of tho policy of protection to For Two Months Rent all American industries and believe These letters are for scription n S Si district entitles the miner to the department F 5 Miss Hubbard was which has its home in the breasts st How strange to think of puffing and that tho cxcicisuof this policy Is the of cowards should be prevented The Bek and can only be had by winter price of 75 cents per ton taken with diphtheria on Novemonly means by wh cli to intilntniii our We feel confident that a great screeching locomotives running hither and iiitrh scale of Amcrlcun wuauH and ut 08 vrr rrr at all hazards and if committed our readers which all operators in this district ber trfrt fFr thither over the lands Irodby the holy tho samo time nccuio rcukomiblu profits many will appreciate this liberal Z9Z 23 but Rockwell persistently Kaa offer and have obtained a largo tw for American capital arc paying except the Providence declined to use the anti toxine should be properly and severely men of old Yet such is now the case rtff i rrP ustn the GOVERNOR BRADLEY iy tho McKinluy Kcpubllcan club supply of instruments from SftTO and according to the Washington Post rr Such action is an open punished Coal Co rr treatment and she died the fifth Elcctrolibration Co No one can Mtntft ono Franklin La September 23 leOJ rr rrr is declaration of want of confidence Ve also believe that every man day The people of Kentucky are to several new lines are in procesa of con ltvsolvcd That tho undcrslgiiod afford to be without an Electro A nurse employed in the rrrl t struction voter of tho Third wurd repivccuted poise especially in winter when in this great country is entitled to Hubbard family also contracted in the courts and instead of pro- be congratulated upon having a s Uti i HtlU There Is now a great railway system In cither in person or by proxy organize ill- - u o -- H b 4 make his own contracts and that the disease and died and was soon moting does serious injury in the Republican Governor and it s not the course ot construction which will thcnihOlvcs this aid day of September it is so effective for colds Ingrippe yy f yy 1895 wqll as all into n iHTJimiiint Kepuhllcan pneumonia etc H9 if the Providence miner chooses followed by Rockwell According welfare of the State The com to be doubted that they will learn girdle the Holy Land from one end lo the dub subject to tia li rules unci regula forms of chronic ailments SSK MKK sab asr RheuVHr To Gov other A French company has secured a ttonu as iiiny in the future be udupted matism speedily and and effee to work for 50 cents per ton or 10 to the records of the health de- mission of crime to punish crime to like the change VCP pr ff The mil m S8S XSti o o in a Chris- Bradley Republicans everywhere concession for u line from Herout to by a majority of I to of thoIai cents per ton it is his business partment not a case of diphtheria can find no apologist tively cured Liberal terms for gtiS yy tuld club Damascus and has already commenced oujoeU and purposua ao To udvuuue and dUHemt tho ultimate purchase after rcnt will send greeting confidently be- work on a narrow guage road An English shall be only which has received the anti toxine tian civilization aa- SSKl note tho docti lues of piofcctiou to ull rr SSK will syndicate is now building a railway from American Industrie us might by the ifiR While we cannot just see the treatment within the first lieving that his administration 24 hours tiHl i VtP CM Those who are hot familiar with as a Allen G Thurman the Old increase his claim topopular con Haifa to Damascus which will be about great iiutloiuil ippubtlc hti rhrty the logjc of the boys putting the has been lost and 98 per cent of opo J 8a ias By tho Si ton iWard iUpublcauclub the wonderful curative work of thq one hundred and forly miles long starting f yy yyf yyt iy price of mining down and not be the patients inoculated within 48 Roman died at Columbus O fidence Omaha Bee Rep tieptcuibcr jy lbl5 Uu It Electropoise should write forbook aaa SK Dec 1 2 th from Haifa finding its way along the ing able to put it up again if the hours after the attack have recovlet giving fijl particulars It js en r Ht Pi northern base of the range of Carmel to Wfi f Resolved That for our own salvation dorsetlj bytlopsaiid3 all pyr the President so orders we make our ered He has gone into office on a re- the plain of Esdrxlon through the valley que 3 B8 The good people of the good wo do heroby reuaunco uny alleglnuce luiihble apology to those who were at wo may hove or might provloualy have try The Bee has upon two or three city of Russellville one of the best form wave and being honest east of Nazareth aaa Fsa deceived by our announcement It occasions published the excellent and dryest in the State are warm- courageous and capable he will Leaving Mount Tabor it will cross the had to tho demociatlu party and es DUBOIS pouse in its stead the cause of tho re WEBB was not our fault this time It results obtained by Earlington phy- ing up the blind tiger quarters in a in all probability make a wise river Jordan on a trestle and then to a publican party whoie standard bears For farther inforlnatipn address 1rotectlun to all 513 Fourth Ave Louisville Ky BriardFi II ill Northern Passenger will be our fault if we are deceived liberal and humane executive one point known as Majeme where the little ihe inscription Russellville sicians in the use of anti toxine very brisk manner that wo will 34 Plcaio Mention llili piper when writing Jordan joins the greater rivers At this American Industries Agent 320 marquette minding to the ogam during the diphtheria epidemic of has always gone dry by an ener who when the interests of the point Ihe road will border on lira southern exert ourselves tlie cauheutmost for the nirinernncq nr of protection Chicago III R C Cowardin last September The epidemic getic majority and we expect her State are at stake will riso above shore of Galilee and almost without a so necessary to tUa protection of sugar Your Christmas ISfo mofo appre Western 1assongct Agent 405 Ry NO FIREWORKS Theso lesalutlons hive the right ring Hen- curve along the famous wheat region judgment Earl- the demands of his party St LoujsJ ciated lasting Exchange Building ants to them Thoy show Intelligence and The good people of Earlington was well handled and consequently to vindicate her biblically known as the plains of Dashan derson Gleaner or 1882 sends of short duration but an occasional ington dry since ah appreciation of true Americanism or bencflcient Aioi Passenger Mumcaney liasM ill remember our city law in the hence lo the southern gate of Damascus ern Agent g Wj and then appeared greetings Tlie Farmer Lcnrua Ilia Xcaauu gift than a subscription to a groat This road will undoubtedly prove of be matter of fire works during Christ- case has now Hon J W Yerkes of Danville greatest interest lo Syria In an agricultural magazine or periodical whidh by mas Our law prohibits the use here and in the surrounding towns W L DAN LEY Gov Buadlev is severely criti- piesented Mr Bradley with an and commercial way finding a means for and country In anticipation of G PftT A NbbIivHIo Tonn its regular visits will remind tho V of firc wQrka within the city limits cob pjpejnado by placing upon the eastern market the rich cised bvemocratic papers for his old time corn recipient of tlie kindness of the This is nn old law but we call at- this danger our health officers and first pardon which was granted to a prominent Democrat of Boyje products In which that section abounds giver jr tention to it for the reason that physicians and the St Bernard a man before trial upon a charge county wljo expected to present it VJAm Drug Store have been alert and an V H Cure for Headache We offer surprising rates on all there may bo some persons lately However it was of carrying concealed weapons to Gen Hardin available supply of anti toxine has leading publications in combina As a remedy far all forms ol Headache coutQ among us who are unac These papers also say that this not destined to be given to tftat gen all times This supElectric Bitters has proved to hatha vary tion with Tun Bee quainted with this law Many been kept at case is without precedent The tleman so the pipe made for the best II effects a permanent cure and the has been of use not only in ply u Drop us appsta fires most disastrous originate in Bee does not attempt to defend Governor no matter who he most decided habitual sick headaches yield WHITE the use of fireworks And oiirs js a cases hero but to towns quickly Gov Bradley but when it comes proved to be a was given to Mr to Its Influence We urge al who are afreached by rail on both sides of us tm a nd give Ibis Moreover1 wjse provision canTho most acceptable and an- flicted o procure a bottle Louisville Post to a niatterof precedent The Bee Bradley from Crofton Ky to Terro Haute ot habitual remedy a fair rial In cases propriato widdJug presents can ba non crackers and hiilhbaloo arc tin could quote a case familiar to fi FOR VO VfiAn J Electric Hitlers cures by giv purchased ut n moderate price c canny methods of celebrating tho Ind and theood done may not many of our local readers in which Bradley will make a constipation Governor ail nil wa Htl ito itrn ing the needed one to the bowels and few be estimated Botfly Let our celefrom the ngyy stpek of silverware birth of our Lord a parallel pardou was granted by bold dash to suppress lynching in cases long resist he us of tbli medicine sssB m JAU j jkhhJSIi juTst rocejv ad by bration be in the true Christmas hU Victory If ho succeeds ha will fry it once Fifty cents and roo at St Job work noltly executed at this Gov Brown It ivas not the case Kentucky J ItfiiUHUi Go office pWjfJfjpejicB and oi praj have established a foundtioa Bernard Dru fclort Tt of P Watt Hardin j 77 wi iT liV I - k 1K nt 4iJM r tifsiasXa Sssi XZ-XZ w4MWCfaWalsjwMiiWUW trasrwcriiMfi 2wnlJAiAs i n s irw4tUfrK ¬ 31 ¬ at Earlington The Bee notices with gratifica- Mob Law It is an honor to William O Bradley but it is a greater honor to Ken A Dlfforont Mnn Our homo Is never without Hoods Bar- - tuck Gov Bradley is the gainer Wo will not accept Any othor aparllla in a sense but Kentucky gains from our druggist Hoods BamopArllla more and in a larger and broader sense uov Li rail Icy is a patriot cannot bo recommended too highly Wo a Kcntuckiau of the Kcntuckians cheerfully recommend Hoods Saniapa Miss W H rilla and Hoods Pills proud of his native State able LIMIT Box 075 Eureka Hprlngs Ark and honest He will mako his Hoods Pills cure constipation liyrestorlng State an able and righteous Govthe perlataltio action of the alimentary canaL ernor The change will be worth Japans mechanics who have a thousands of dollars to the State of remarkable genius for imitation Kentucky Knoxville Journal arc said to be making buttons matches and woodenwarc for tho Few of inauguration days great American market at surprisingly crowd and not even the newspalow prices and reproducing the per men knew of Gov Bradleys finest bicycle for Jia each The personal encounter or how he Jap workman can exist comforta knocked out a pickpocket The bly on toe a day but he will find latter working with confederates under the next Administration that went in to engage the Governor in the American mechanic will not be a personal encounter expecting expected to compete with him on that a greatly excited crowd would that basis Globe Democrat gather and be easily fleeced He had gotten along to where he favors a Vesper law The Bee Our city fathers could not have called the Governor a liar but the their first official act to look new Executive knocked him down better in any other way than to have so quickly and he was carted off that act an ordinance requiring so quickly that no crowd had time that all children and young people to gather and his pals could do Courier under a reasonable age be off the nothing but sneak away streets and at home by 8 or 9 Journal oclock in the evening unless acDown with the Rheumatism companied by parents or guardDallon Ky Nov 25 1895 My father ian There is a host of boys in was down with rheumatism last winter every town who learn much mis- and after trying 39 eral kinds of lioimeuls chief by their night loafing You without success He began taking Hoods Sarsa panllaand was soon able to b up and have only to look at our streets in about Carl M Sisk the evenings a nn Ufa at all about him Ho At last ho decided to physical wreck tako Hoods Barsapnrllln and alter tak ¬ ing two bottles he felt as though lip was¬ Ho continued taking It and to well day he fools and looks llko to her tho silver service that graced tho mansion during Governor Letchers term It was Mv IP 11 Unsv Eureka Springs Ark a very superb service and will I cannot And words In which to ozprcu bo used by the Governors wife my thankfulness for what Hoods Sana while she as the wife of Governor He parllla hits dono for my husband was afflicted with rheumatism and ths Letchers brilliant successor dis grip Ho lost his appctlto n as nervous penses tho hospitality of the manand his actions becamo Blugglsh having sion Philadelphia Press neemed ¬ ¬ ¬ It is good for Kentucky our exports ot agricultural products A thoao constttuto tnorolmn half ol our totnl exports they nro far too 1m porlant to So overlooked In fact tho true workings of tiny tarliT law cannot bo fairly examined If such omission bo allowed Adopting tho snmo systom ot comparison ns tho freo traders Insti tuted in regard to tho exports of twenty-five Industries wo glvo tho compara tive exports of agricultural products for each month of tho prosont calendar year and tho corresponding months of 1604 Wo supplemoit this with ttiu values of agricultural oxports during eaeh month of 1S03 the year when our best protective tarlll was in undis- ¬ turbed operation ¬ ¬ ¬ lAnwal elrrwlatlnn of pny arle ntlfln ff Ui worw rpirniiiiiir iiimiraicn no tlllfrrnt man anoum iiontitnoui it wren r ioo VMAP aiJVlftlvtnnntli JtililfWit Ill Cltr lciuunuinoi llruadvrar How jv rPr fi inns Tasntlou Vnrla Jfot lullnrlra Tho frco tindets dcBlrtM to repeal tho McKlnloy tariff In order to lighten tho burden of taxation Hint was sup posed to bo bringing llko n millstone around the moke of tho people In September 1801 wo experienced our first Imports under tho OOrnian tariff passed by tho free traders To tho cud of that mouth our Importa of frco goods for tho year goods that pnid Ho customs duties amounted to 5203076 A year later to Septombor 80 SSI 1805 our Imports of freu goods wcro worth only SS 1090095 Aftor nycnr of tho frco traders tariff the people got 813000000 lpss of free foods Xow for tho dthcr hide To Septem ¬ ber 1S0I our Imports of ilutlablo goods wcro worth S205fiHlOI This year thoy wore worth J1JS933137 or U0 I0800fl more than In tho nlno months of 1M4 iftor n yonr of thu freo trad ers tariff tho pconlo had to udv their tnrllf tux upon 8110408900 more for eign goods Tho burden of taxation wns Increased to this extent Tho nvcrugo nd valorem rate of duty under tho frco trailer tariff being ISG3 per cent tho burden of taxa tion amounted to tho payment of 472990 more ciistotiiti dutlesHhan in lb9l at thu tale of 5 1747710 n month Besides this wo got 813000000 less ot free goods at tho rates of 1083833 it month This Is tho Way the frt o traders lighten the burden of taafutlou IlettOr Imvo thn MeKlnley millstone ¬ ¬ ¬ POSITIONS GUARANTEED Do not any It Mil under rfnaonnbtc condition not be done till ou acud Tor frco catalogue 1 f DRAIKIHONS PRACTICAL tfdpJWii- -- January February Match AprlL May Months BXFOnTB OF iOHIC0tTCnAt IKU 1WI 08113673 l nODUCT 47S8VW 43M1H70 SSOC 4M26W IIFAII 8Uitl38t 43487731 Imit foflni MN JI13 C30375H n Tlila Collect Is atronety endorsed by bankers TOUR netka by lltnuxlipn a and tnmhanla method or trncliltiff bookkrepliiK ts equal to TWELVE weeks by the old plan Hpeclal ad vantagea In Hhorthand rcitmanshln and Tclric Hi raphy Cheap board Oiien to Ixith vacation ltuter now Railroad rail Paid Wc have- - recently prepared HnUU CTIlnV HUSH ulUUI book an liuoiiutKrim fiiiORTlUNU AND tBHHAWSllltf estmlnlli Bdapt Write for Home Study nltolioruealiidy tlrcutars at once NilHltlltC Tciiii rtt HoodssriS Cures Juno July AUffUaU NJWTOI Mmn TStl 4JNMI8 31313881 3961813 W7Sta 41017020 JIJ KIS 3UHS33 80U318I t32l3TPS80 51707670 4ltM670 ¬ ¬ This comparison shows that tho exports of all agricultural products this year to AugUBt 31 wcro almost less than in 1801 and over 8100 000000 loss than in ISOJ American farmers have captured SO per cent less of tho markets of tho world this year than thoy possessed in 1893 Another noticeable fact is that our farm exports last August wcro less than half us much as in lust January During eight mouths of this yoar we have lost ovor 31000000 of trade In Our agricultural products with tho markets of the world trado that wo secured to the extent of 0182000 in January of this year und trado that wc secured to tho extent of 983000000 in January of tho great pro- ¬ tection year ot IB9J If tho ratio of loss this year over 87500000 a month should continue till tho end of 1S9S then by tho end of December next wo will hardly be exporting any agricul tural products at all Now let us follow tho free trade Idea of comparisons a little further letting agricultural products taku the place of manufactures and wo show the pro- ¬ portion and percentage of tho former to our total exports of merchandise from 1880 to 1695 ¬ ¬ Totals tStattl IOOI3OS3 FOR SALE Fifty six acres of land one mile south ol Nortonville Ky For particulars apply to 1J J Sisk St Charles Ky pl VJ CASPER HARRIG BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Madisonvillf Ky ¬ Fiscal year of morchandlse 1363 1890 Airri valuaof exo cm tut 013731 314 Percent of t isei tMsasza l0157KOtl 872171 1691 1603 S3 ¬ mi iwa ieot 831030 7M 00804 037 TVS 337860 4tB 330 704 n3W 946 615 2 3C3 038 K33I3I7 t 13C9 7109 7105 VilW CD OS Cfc l76ta tJl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ American labor was done by foreign lobor- - Wages thnt fihould httvo been paid to Americans wore paid to for eigners Aborning that only lialf the value of these goods retirements their labor cost tfion American labor hns lost upwards of- - SVrwo000 in nine months of this year Our lruiUlon Tmlo Wo are capturing tho markctnaf thu world ln erreat Minim Our luiivlaln rado exports show that wo shipped aoroau 10 toe extent or j3l00l000 less last month than In ScptNnbtr 1894 We sold over 8800000 less cattle 81730 less hogs 8135000 less oanncil beef 8300000 less fresh beef 25000 lohs salt leef 855000 less follow 81800000 less bacon 9130000 less hams 813000 less oleomargurino 843000 less olco oil and 8117000 less cheese This Is a remurka bio record of captures in ono month It is a record that farmers will appre ¬ Strange that the freu trade ciate papers dont make much of It Why aro thoy no silent Tlie runny Ircu Trader Steel rails recently advanced about 80 per ton at one Jump Such an ad vance had it occurred under the Mc- ¬ Klnloy law would havo furnished tho free trado editors with texts for num berless columns of editorials qn tlio Iniquities of protection tariff rob ¬ monopoly otc eta lint now bery In the opinions of these sapient editors tho advance of prices is only an indi- ¬ cation of reviving liuslncss It U real funny Times Las Angeles CaL ¬ If you want shoes to fit and to wear well have them made to or der Call at my shoe making es tablishment opposite the Court House have yonr measure taken for a first clasa baud made shoe The iMtt In tntior During tho first nlno months o this Shoes of my make an all my cus year our Importa of ilutiabln goods tomers Will tell youarc made of were 3110 4C89CrtnrreatcrJthundurlng evety tho coriespondhigfjiioiilhs of tbttl Tho the best material and are bulk of ihcM-- irniuin ivnu Ktiritnn imi respect just what man needs bo mode In oufourj fnctorlpslnntcnd Very Kespectfully hey weromudqulii foreign factories Work that ihauhl huvbbeou ifono by ¬ 111 11 ¬ CASPER HARRJB Qllnflln k JkX h W Br lr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S50G -- ¬ ST sc ir m -- r ll m ¬ rrr M m ill ¬ ¬ O- O O O jl I LTC ¬ ¬ ¬ m vp M O O H ¬ 1 H 5i ¬ w tt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iff Sa ny tf ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ uj ¬ ¬ V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BSSSSSSSSSSSSBSsVS5SS-Ffl-Hu0- 1 ¬ ft 4TL X4r xw yivv raw HasiafeiiTA ra i urn I r ¬ ¬ mmGE y 3 -- ¬ S mm 17 Hllrl tt ai ti-i- weM H fl - - nit V -- -J- ifTiilrfriliMliTiTIHLTTIiiiiiMiCiiniililliliiMlLiiii w 4 S I 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city wishes of Thk Bee go with them ¬ Lcvli DoWn in the Mins t -- 4rrar c H MrVUttctiard Salmon Is now the travel- ¬ ing coal agent for tho Crablrce mines and If repotls be hue he Is making quite a suc ¬ bring different mothnds Tho bis bulky pill such M our grandfathers hod to put up wllb wont do to day Medical science ha It line Riven u some i oiio beyond them tiling bottr Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellt tiny at mustard eoode but mora effective tlian anything you enn take That be raueo tbutr method are mora natural Thoy have a peculiar strengthening or tonlo effect on tlio lining tnombrnneaot tbolnte They tinea which give a permanent cur prevent relieve and put an jnd to fiOlpu Cousllimtlon Jaundloq DJhIumo Sour ties BUmvtcb Kick or Illllous lToadaehw lodi goetlon and overy Uko disorder Iaeuroblo reeos of Catarrh nro curod perfectly nixl twnnnncntly by Dr Bago Catarrh Remedy Tho makera of thle modi clno fwirantet It to bunoflt or euro or money refunded Ily all dealer In medi ¬ cine MFFJCimttT TMK3 cess at the business Mr Oscaa Tinder of Slaughters has of late been appointed special agent for Drake Co who own the Slutl mine new oper ¬ ated by Sampson Plait The claim Is made that Evansvllle coal companies are doing till in their power to keep Kentucky coal out of their markets by selling coal at a very low price Secretary Dalley of the Itelncke Coal Co returned from a trip to Louisville last Sunday Ho Is a wide awake business man as the success of the company he represents has clearly demonstratod It Is now reported that Capt Slutl con- ¬ templates opening up another coal mine In the vicinity of Norlonvllle on what Is known as the Ferguson track of land The Captain seems to be quite an adventurer along this line having operated several mines In Hopkins county ¬ The wife cf Mr D Robinson a ptoml -- - I t ft- n ncni lumucrmiin 111t uuuwitiw U 1 was with rheumatism for five months sick In MAD1SONVILLE speaking of it Mr Robinson says Cham berlaliis Pain Balm is tho only thing Hint For relief of John Mnrphy of the Pond River coun ¬ gave her any rest from pain Manv very bad try Is lylne very low without any hope of pain It cannot be beal cases of rheumatism have been cured by recovery ll For sale at o cents per bottle by Frank Vannoy Is so far recovered from Ihe St Bernard Drug Store Earling his serious Illness as to he able to ha at his ton Ben TRobinson Mortons Gap Gecr place of business King St Charles Varine Divis transplanted two maple Go to Crenshaws for mens and trees in tils yard that measured thirty It they fall to boy s clothing Inches in circumference He has all pew live Tom Wlngo will have a job to re goods move some trees from the deadening arapeOiite pelerams I Tlic 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE ¬ DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Patent MbinG8 and Perfilmerii DRUGGISTS PANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Toolli and Paint Brushes Acent Go to Crenshaws for hosiery They Need the Tuesday Rock even- ¬ OJ TRAINS AT and gloves NDRTDNVILLE QOINQ EAST Htmpblt to Central Clljr Pulton le Loulivllle Ueinplilt lo Loulivllf GOINC3 WHST Loultvllle to Iullon Cenlrel City lo Momrtili Loultfllle to Memphis Tho schedule of the new Chicago trains shows no stops between Evansvillc and Nashville except at 610 p in Henderson and Guthrie These 1a4jen1 trains will however stop at county e 111 scats to take on and let off pas1 p m sengers to and from Chicago and 757 e ni points north of Evansvillc They m HJ9 stop for water at Earlington 111 ¬ Lf L Co call especial J M Victory attention to their elegant stock ol Personal Paiicraphs and jewelry just received embracing News Holes Other Dolnge at Homo pot thy everything usually kept in a well of Special Mentlcft conducted jewelry store Their Go to Crenshsws for Blankets prices arc astonishingly low Charlie Maxwell colored the Go to the Public School enterother day beat his wife broke up tainment Christmas Eve the furniture and ran away Ho cakes Fruits nuts candi has not been apprehended but if Alltlie Rood things at St Bernard caught he will surely feel the apGeneral Store plication of the law But this ap Mrs A W floward mddaugh- - plication is scarce strong enough ter Fannie returned o Wednes- - for such knaves day last from Chicago Robert Coy also colored was charged with wife beating but the A Great German iret Iptlon Diseased blood ccistipation evidence was of a conflicting na- ¬ and kfdney3 liver and iowI trou ture and the case not established bles arc cured by KoTs Clover Verves en Edge Root Tea For sale b St Ber 1 was ncrveous tired irritable nard Drug Store and cross Karls Clover Root Our volunteer fire d lartment is Tea has made me well and happy quick to turn out am they al For sale by St Bernard Drug ways get to the fire in liort order Store When they get there their work A negro man known as One ns the best eyed Tom who works for ProviCoal Co was found along Walking canes umbtllas neck dence N tracks Tuesday side the L ties gloves c an extinsivc line morning just north of here near at St Bernard General IIS tore the Hecla switch stunned and Most of our merchant are male wounded The indications are ing some effort to Ah special that he either had tri6d to board Christmas trade and h ye special the midnight express or was stealgoods for the season See The ing a ride thereon and fell or Bets advertisements jumped off He had a cut on his head and was bruised somewhat A Uabys Life Sad My baby had croin and was but not seriously hurt writes saved by Shiiohs Cfre Dont fail to inspect Victory Mru J B Martin ofjlluntsville Cos line of jewelry and silver Ala For sale by a Bernard ware It is complete and they Drug Store offer bargains to those desiring Go to Crenshaws ffTmens la any goods of this character dies and childrens underwear A trip around Electric Stcreoptl He ha3 a full stock vy low con Exhibition the world in Subscribe for The 3ee and the sixty minutes New York Weekly Ti banc or the by electric stereopticon will be Washington Post b ore January given at A M E Zion church ist A ter that date le price will Thursday evening Dec 26th for be 125 Per year benefit of Atkinson College The xo per centbduction on journey is through England fThe ladies shoes will oily remain in France Holy Land Egypt India effect 10 days longest J M Vic China and Japan Lecture by Admission tory Gos Call crly and make Mr Jno B Atkinson your selections 15 and 20 cents ¬ ¬ 6arlingfot ftaffcnings ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ I ¬ Look out for our autiful Christ- - Hoods Sartaparilla taken at Ibis season will you and vigorous and mas and New ars numbers keepmake from feel stronglater on you sickness Tin Bee will bo asonable and Visiting Cards for If ordered at especially attractive Christmas once we can Captain Sweent USA supply best Jilts San Diego Cal ays Shiiohs copper plate Catarrh Remedy is he first medi cine 1 have ever fond that would visiting cards which will make Price 50c For most appreciated Christmas gifts do me any good sale by bt liernar Urug btorc Price low for your friends n-- ll i Bernard General Store i Beautiful Bisque Figures indiThe School En The Earling- vidual Dished fancy Pitchers etc ton Public at St Bernard General Store tertahtment Sch 0 0 will jChlldS toy Tea sets doirdressecl give an entertainment on Shrist and dolls undressed All sorts of mas eve for the purpose of raising toysat St Bernard General Store funds toward the purchase of addi Co guarantee J M Victory tional furniture and supplies for rum iiiiii uiuiuK rtitK every shoe to be as they represent rooms the school Symptous Moisture Intents item The Best Their motto is and stinting most at night worse byi This entertainment by our bright it allowed o continue turriorJ children under the guidance of shoe for the price and the price scratching If form which often bloed ami ulcerate UaH Mrs Ida E Walker and her able the Lowest T cowing VH buib SWYANaS PlMTMKHT J t ulcer Pistants is sure to be bright and Simply apply SWANY8 plNTJNTt No stop the Itching and Weeding Cures teller anon ana m most c4ss removes tna lu lull of interest to the parents and Internal medicine required eczema Itch all eruptions on the face mors At iiruggisis or Dy man ior 50 II friends of the public weal nose c leaving the akin clear Dr Swayne ft Son Philadelphia cents The attendance should be lib bands and healthy Its great healing and while Special line of pocket sutlery at Jberal Let eyerybody go The CHtallvappwor are possess by no djhar Big Vahjo for the money Umission will bo 15 cnts for remedy Ask your Wrugglst ferrgrAf Mss 25 cent lulu and iQ cMt lorfcUUdrenV v NU5tVBfrnfd Genra Store stock of these goods just received 1 on a liue ofreef at ow tide scooping up the black sand from the crevices In the Miserable by Indigestion Consti- ¬ rocks from which they generally obtain pation Dizziness Loss of Appe- ¬ good returns and instance being recorded tite Yellow Skin Shiiohs Vital of a party of miners on ibis part izeris a positive cure For sale of the coast clearing 700 per man in a few by St Bernard Drug Store months This of course was an excep Considerable discussion has tional return Let us ask you to pay up your taken place respecting the probable source subscription to The Bee if you of the gold but nothing definite has been Always rememlr The Bers President Clevelands have not already done so g If you ascertained The local opinion is that it Monroe rare offers of club ng with all the Doctrine message to Congress are not a subscriber subscribe is washed up from the auriferous beds at leading periodials Send us a list on the Venezulean now We can give you the most the bottom of the sea The gold saving of what you readir wantto read appliances used are generally of a somewhat controversy has the right ring advantageous terms of subscrip primitive character the returns not being and wo can save y money and was heartily cheered at its tion to any of the leading maga sufficiently large to encourage the intro fancy table reading There can be no doubt Stamped linen zines and periodicals in combinat- duction of costly machinery One peculiar covers fine towel handkerchiefs that Congress will take such steps ion with feature of beach mining is that as a rule The Bee where tbe black sand is deepest the gold is A full line Ha you seen- - the as will insure the defense of the In the vicinity of the Mac least plentiful show windows at t Bernard Gen dignity of the Monroe Doctrine Pills Do Not Cure leay Heads there are veins of black sand eral Store Pills do not cure Constipation from a to 6 feet in thickness but these even though the British Govern- ¬ They only aggravate Karls contain only slight Indications of gold Mr Tho St BernaH Drug Store has ment claims it is obsolete Clover Koot I ea gives perfect reg Tbe best returns have been obtained dur ¬ build- - Cleveland recommends an appro ¬ removed its quart s into the ularity of the bowels For sale by ing exceptionally low tides when the ing formerly occ pied by the St priation and a commission to in- ¬ bt Bernard Drug Store masses of submerged rock can be approachBerntfrd General store The new vestigate establish and stand by a ed and tbe black sand In tbe holes and CHRISTMAS OPENINOl room is more connodioua and has just boundary line for Venezuela crevices extracted The plates often re- ¬ Choice China Pieces of all kinds quire different modes of treatment ac- ¬ electric lights a 1 steam heat The issues are grave but England Manager Bryan Ipppcr is happy must not appropriate territory on the nicest line ever shown at St cording to the locality from which Ihe sand is obtained In preparing the plates cy Bernard General Store Everything goc to cat will be this side anide of potassium Is used lo a large ex Individual Tea Sets China tent and in maqy Instances the concenfound in the grcery department lf you want to make a beautiful Clocks and other beautiful noyel trates have to undergo a separate treat of the St Bernar General Store wedding present nothing will so tics at St Bernard General Store ment before finally passing over tbe plates especially where traces of coated gold are The second ordn recital at the gladden the heart of the bride as Handsome things in vases o perceptible Engineering and Mining Co Church of Immac Vte Conception useful silverware Victory attention to their new various shapes and sizes at St Journal given Su dlv evening as call especial Are You Hade ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Bernard Store are very beautifully A considerable portion of the New Soutb decorated Handkerchiefs form Wales coast north of Newcastle is largely the principal feature large quan- auriferous and for many years numbers tities being used All kinds are of people have been regularly employed in seen from costly one to the very extracting gold from the sand both from cheapest In one window is seen the beaches and from the natural terraces a water wheel in the middle of a at their back the principal scene of opera tlons being confined to that portion of the crystal stream and a bridge on coast between the Clarence and Tweed which are daintily dressed dolls Rivers Gold is found on other parts of There are various other dolls ar- the coast both north and soutb of Sydney ranged about the windows In the but rarely In payable quantities The other window a dolhe is busy over beach miners appear lo derive a comfort able living from their labors but the exact the washtub doing the family wash amount of metal cannot be ascertained The store inside is artistically because a considerable portion of the min A quantity of hand- ers have a migratory tendency not remain decorated kerchiefs forming an attractive ing long in one place consequently rainy center piece which greets the eye parcels of amalgam are taken elsewhere and included In the returns from other disupon entering the large front doors tricts The Sydney mint returns show Christmas trees and decorations however that something like 3400 oz for tfem nlso all kinds of toys are were received during 1894 from the coast to be seen I he grocery depart- - between Byron Bay and Iluka The gold ment has received a full share of on the beaches Is more plentiful after violent storms and at such times the miners attention All sorts of good things are actively employed The busiest scene are placed in h most tempting man- is perhaps that afforded by the Seven Mile ner It is enough to verily make Beacb near Byron Bay where according to a recent visitor many men are engaged ones mouth water ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to prove this Incorrect as no such contract existed Our informant Secretary Dun 3 1 Wo offer One Hundred Dollars1 Reward ning of the Co operative Coal Company for anycase of Catorrh that cau not be saya while there is no written contract cured by Halls Catarrh Cure there Is a verbal one to that effect FJ CHFNEY CO PropsToledoO We the undersigned have known F J Among those who are now feeling happy Cheney for the last 15 yearsand believe him is Superintendent Rutland and Foreman perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out Robinson of the Empire Coal Co and the cause of said happiness can be traced to any obligations made by their firm Wkst Truax Wholesale Druggists To the fact that only last week after sinking ledo O WaldinJ Kinxan Marvin a shaft about forty feet deep tbey struck Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally a fine four foot vein of coal This coal acting directly upon the blood and mucous Foreman Robinson claims is superior to surfaces of the system Price 75c per the coal produced by this company from bottle Sold by all Druggists Testi the present mine and being made a foot monials free thicker Ibey feel justified in crowing the new Halls Family Pills are the best find and as the company have and are at Handsome The large windows of a heavy expense putting in a mile of new Display the dry goods de- ¬ track lo this new mine they deserve the partment of the St success they have met with in finding this fins vein of coal I ing a false alarm of fire was given and our fire department ftnU cili zens turned out and made a breathless attempt to locate the blaze Tho St Hernard Coal Co at St CharEverybody who heard the cry was les have the last two years suffered for alarmed as is always the case in a water for mining purposes and with the town of moderate size It has determination that hereafter Ibey will not been charged that the alarm suffer on that account they have a big force of men at work making a pond thai was deliberately given by some when full will cover an area of about ten young rascals who have more time acres to plan mischief than anything else Messrs Koblnsbn and Evans of the St and devote themselves diligently Bernard Coal Company have returned to this end These fellows prefer from tnelr trip South and they are connotoriety to anything else hence vinced that they work in the best State we do not mention their names and for the best company While absent they made a visit to Coal City Georgia We understand too that the evi- wheronvlcts are employed in the mines dence is not positive that the alarm and tbey are stroog against convict Ubor was so originated But if the in coal mines as seen by tbem matter can be established these Coal Operator Green who is one of the chaps will discover that false fire firm working In a small mine at Oarnesley alarms are not What they have sup- niadeihis office a call last week in order lo was what he posed that there is more in it than correct appearing inclaims last a mistaken weeks issue the report the fun of seeing a town breath- and lo tho effect that his firm was bound less and alarmed The penally is by an Iron clad agreement to not ship and adequate doubtless as other idle sell coal at reduced prices or In other words mischief makers have discovered not lo undersell other mines He was able ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pile Major C T Piclon is manager of the Slate Hotel at Dentsqn Texas which the traveling men Ray Is oho of the best hotels In that seciion In speaking of Chamber- BSTRcady Mixed Paints all colors in small lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I hare Used it Major Picton says Uncle Jack Moore was in town Friday self and In my family for several years myand pff PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY looking exceedingly glad that he had lived anu lane pleasure in saying mat I to see Kentucky go Republican one time It an Infallabla cure for diarrhoea and dy sentery I always recommend It and have In lite frequftitly administered it to mv eucsts THE T mosCSa and in every case Pork is selling on our market at 4JS c In tbe hotel net corn at 35c per bushel and tobacco has proven itself worihv of unnuallfied en Co cents a bottle at NEW dorsement For sale for YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and 1 or something in that neigh- ¬ St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben at 4 borhood T Robinson Morions Gap George King St Charles Younc Charley Schlmmtll was wanted Monday for unlocking and going Into Nothing so delights loved ones The Washington Post John F Gills grocery store and taking as to be the recipient of fine and things therefrom some money and other useful jrfWelry Victory Co Marshall Craig not belorfglng lo him and AND was out after him with a warrant that keep the largest assortment evening but up to this writing Charleys their prices defy competition absence was more conspinuoui than his presence ¬ 1 Ben T Robinson of Morions Gap was In town yesterday looking after his chances for a place under tho new Repub- ¬ Ben 15 lican administration of Kentucky a born worker in the Republicm cause and deserves recognition Go to Crenshaws for mens and ladies hand made shoes cans COMPDUNDFD Milton Monday Martin went In Evansville Over Prof it Paying Stop if TTHE feVs V BEE FDR ONLY IN ADVANCE Jim Nichols a Pond River Demccrat who after thneli ction wanted lo know of John Harvey if it would be safe for him to come to town now comes to town with Impunity Consumption Can be Cured Get our Great Catalogue and Buy ¬ ers Guide Well send it for 1 cents In stamps to pay part postage or expressage Tho I3ooko free 700 Pages 13000 Illustrations 40000 descriptions everything used pay whether you buy of U9 or not One profit from maker to user Get It - thats in life tells you what you ought to One Dollar BEW T JSOBINSON - By the use of Shiiohs Cure This great Cough Cure is the only known remedy for that terrible Sold by St Bernard disease Drug Store IUM16 Michigan Ave CO MONTGOMERY WARD Originators ot the Mall Order Method Chicago lows This ¬ Winter underwear shoes clothing dress goods and millinery Big and varied stock at St Bernard General Store The Discovery Saved Hfs Life Mr G ¬ ¬ YOINT DRUGGIST Ivloirtoirx Gap Ky Always on band a full and complete stock of DKUGS AND MEDICINES ¬ ¬ ¬ Callouctte Druggist Beavers ville III says To Dr Kings New Dis covery I owe my life Was taken with La Grippe and tried all Ihe physicians for miles about but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live Having Dr Kings New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from tbe first dose began to get better and after using three bottles was up and about again It is worlh Its weight in gold We could not keep store without it Get a free trial bottle at tbe St Bernard Drug Store Take AgiiinQ In the line of or 1 PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS And everything else knownto tho trade Iislciaus prescriptions Carcfnlhj Compounbcb Magazines THE NAME OF THE NEXT Periodica DONT s President of the United States WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN Daily Weekly or Monthly Tlie New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4U1 ur Joloied itigns 1896 All communications ind matters ot news per t ilnlnR lo this column should be addressed to Geo AitxAMD Earllnilon Ki Public interest will steadily increase and the disappointment of the men whose votes turned tho scale ot the last election with tbe results under the administration tbey elected will make the campaign the most Intensely exciting In the history of Ihe country We are very thankful for Ibis beautiful weatber and good season of work Tbe Lord is blessing us for a happy Christ mas For this we should be very grateful Tbe healthful condition of our citizens is not much improved Mrs Galbrealb is very sick Bro Dpncan is convalescent Take it MM The New York Weekly Tribune tbo leading Republican nuwspaper of the United Stated will publish all tbe political newsVf the day interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations Also general news in attractive form foreign correspondence covering the hews of tbe world an agricultural department second to none In tbe country market reports which are recognized authority fascinating short stories complete In each number tbe cream of the humorous papers foreign and domestic with tbelr best comic pic- ¬ tures fashion plates and elaborate descriptions of womans attiro with a varied and attractive department of household interest The New York Weekly Tribune is an ideal family paper with a circulation larger lhan that of any other weekly publication in tbe country issued from tbo office of a daily Large changes are being made in its details tending togivo it greater life and variety and especially mure interest to Ibe women and younj people of tho household A ¬ ¬ ¬ Tbe inclemency of the weather decreased the attendance in full at our cburcb service last Sunday Rev W A Walker and his good people are preparing to have a grand entertain ment on Thursday night in Christmas ¬ But write us on a Postal the list of what you do take or what you want to take and we will give you SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us To offer this splendid journal anT ¬ FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY SUBSCRIPTION THE BEEjioo 125 Tho MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME ¬ Get ready for the Christmis tree at tbe Odd Fellows hall on Christmas Eve night Every person should remember his friend upon that occasion Our scnools have completed their- bi annual examinations Most of the pupils passed a creditable examination of which their teachers are proud Prof W R Harding made a flying visit home last Saturday to see his family Remember that Mortons Gap will give a big Jbristmis Ires and entertainment on Christmas Eve - ¬ such figures on the subscription price of one or a d o ze n tions tion with publica- ¬ CASH IN ADVANCE but if not paid in advance tbe price is regular subscription price of Ibe two papers is 200 Address all orders to THE BEE Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Best Room 2 Tribune Building Now York City and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you Walter McGary j Lelsall of us go over to Hecla during Hecla Christmas and net up somethin I dont mean a fight but a nice entertainment ¬ THE BEE AS WILL Rev Wm Foster was out of the city on business one day this week Look out for our Star Concert to be re cited on Friday night in Christmas Every person ought to bear it It will be a rare treat of fine singing Ac Rev Merriweather was In Nor lonvllle last week and he seems to be proud of what bis people did for him Good men deserve good treatment We learn Ibat tbe trustees in Morions Gap are preparing to have an entertain ment Livery and Feed Stables SPLIMDID dMmmMm LIM5 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Make Yoifr Head Swim HAULING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK - TH ELEGANT llJRNOUTS HEARSE PURNIBHED ON SHORT NOTIOE Charges ltoasonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed Swangos Shortage is being The South Carolina Convention made a commented on but there is noth- ¬ great mistake in their haste to adjourn ing short in Victory Cos stock Here is one act tbey tbe Convention of shoes Their prices arc low did with due consideration The county in which a prisoner is taken from the officers ot Ihe law and lynched must pay f 2000 lo his nearest relative and the officer or officers must be prosecuted according to law This looks like pulling a stop to mob law LOOK AT THESE FIGURES Washington Weekly Post per year 1 he lice per year See their bargains Total 100 150 50 Prof G Wo will rIvo them both to allour new subscribers for Jioo which is Ihe price of Now is the time to subscribe for our paper alone providing you pay in advance This is our inducement The Bee Weekly Post Frub lo those who remit for their subscription In advance The If you do not wish to pay ill Ihe and ot the year we will let yoifhava The Weekly Post one year for 25 cents In addition to our regular price but you can not get the Post at this rate unless taken In connection with The Dbb W Lane started for the great TiB Washington Wbukiv Post Is the greatest weekly paper published at the last announced in our nsmsue All the numbers with ondwifeption were new These recitak which afo to be given at intervafVvbre highly enjoyable An evobinA of good music is always elevatinnand po fitablc was The Beit Cough Curt He will be back in Southern Exhibition time to preach next Sunday at the A M E Zion Church Mrs Nunn was burled last week had been sick for a year or more She PATENTS I J R L1TTELL in Patent Trade Mar anil Copyright Csase Office ¬ National Capital non partisan independent and Impartial critic of all parties alike It combines all the speciafunique features of a weekly with the freshness and crispness of a dally SAMPLU3 may hb ohtainbd at our officr or by Tost frou Tub Weekly Post Is Shiiohs Cure A neglected Stop it at cough is dangerous once with Shiiohs Cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Go to Crenshaws for Cotton Flannek Outing Cloth Ginghams c Attorney and Counsellor Dont Wait Do it Now C ¬ X hl 1 J The truthful startling title way of a book about bac the only harmless guaranteed If you want to quit and Braces up nlcot- cant use Inlied nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes weak men gain strength weight and vlzcr He or money refunded Ad- book at ur iMfclst or mailed fre dre The Sterling Remedy ColChIcago1ij Randolph St New York 16 Spruce S No-1oc Dont Tobacco Spit or Smote Your Lift re When most needed ll Is not unusual for your family physician to be away from borne Such Was Ihe experience of Mr J Y Sbenck editor of the Caddo Ind Ter Banner when his little girl two years ot age was threatened wlth a severe attack of My wife Insisted hat He says croup I go for Ihe doctor but as our family phy sician was out of town I purchased a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which I will not be relieved ber Immediately without ll in the future aj cent bottles sold by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles ¬ Oppoiit Patent Write Over twelve years experience American and Foreign all business arising Patents Caveats and under the patent laws promptly and carefully prosecuted OPBOIAUATTBNTIOH Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt of model or sketch of in OIVBN TO ountlon I advise aa to patentability with vet cbargo Mention this paper Weifcl iingtori ID for information LIVERY STABLE A HEARSE ljli I1 1KB1 JDA VI3 nwfcwm isiy V m 1 1 FUNERALS YOUR ORDERS FOR lt tor tai of au yiuijuw Go tp Crenshaws for kid gloves Will receive prompt attention at silk mitts woolen mitts and this office Estimates furnished upon application meni workjftK gloves JOB WORK lfctrln Timinuk Mav viW jsa MY IUGS AJU TUR Stable nt ltMCMialiit WtSt vhvj on Mm and iwtai S MMH 9t Xtl CITY Dipot TMVjlUN HMW- WM r KWW NllftTQ T UflNIOHtD - xiUac Wvm HH ZW iMtf Kr W- hi iriiii nr- r -- -- If m PHIL080PHER DOOUEY POKEty foothill Ontitn ttAth Arientlota of llerre llottlneitti n floneer IIU Description of sr vi w of the fsnnip KB trrne1inii Who T MulT Died whin I said Mr Dooloy Jawu 1lioro illctl the other Any al hU homo tn Ued Lake falln a man who was playod futball twas spoOrti n6w fut TBftMBt no thorouft hly Jdontlflddwltlt tho early ball is war How is that nskod Mr MdKouna history of Minnesota that to try to ro Well whin I was a lad th way wo lato it without mentioning his natno fl M pf VMrl9Jviineef 50 SitMontb would be llko trying to make bricks playod futball was this wayi Ttvlnty ie ircMomn t without straw This man was Plerra or thirty or wan hundhrcd ralu an boys come together In a vacan lot an Ch In- - Bottineau tho oftsrlntr of a French Ltjetl Nollcei fiB eenU pit line father and an Indian mothor and he wo had a round rubbor ball that th ton loelted possessed all tho charaotorUtlcs of bhjgost man blowed up an so th air Sptll Notice Dtevler per linellhetch trnullfr dneeticenU wuddent r run out lv it ho stuffed both racos Hon Oonrler Kic br the tlil oflice tt yet tumUhed on Mr Uottlnoau wm a native of what chewed up bread in th holo Thin a ippllettlon to is now North Dakota having bson lad bo th name IV Mcdnlro ha says 0iTUMtiotte4lntlenof reipecl nelt Uii 1 tfva kick of tho placo do head IwHvo llnr Inetteo fe I born twolvo miles weststands At tho an put now an llnca her a they Thin her over th Ion llirtfot ovor welra nn will la clietKR whore Fargo N D now live cent time of hla birth Lord Selkirk formed brought It back th llttlo la ads did a Club Klf I liirnlttieil or moil ptneti a colony of Swedos and Scolchmon an I kicked it on th roof ir th Broth ttul petloJlcl near Fort flarry and whon liottlneau era school Brother Alexis folchod it Dooloy dont Bcc Publishing do was ton years of ago thoso pooplo bo down an says he FtJILUHIItS Ban an exodus for other points Younfj kick so hard ho says So I glvo it as ho was llottlncan was an experi- wan low kick with th btoad ir mo t ut enced Ruldo skilled in wood and an catched Hlnnlssy who was a young pralrl6 craft and moro than ono of man thin In th pit lv th stomach an Divcctory CDfficial Lord Selkirks colonists hopllotod out ho kicked young Rogan an Regan kicked Casstdy an Cassldy kicked of tho wilderness State In many of tho early expeditions of OBrien an OBrien kicked Brothor tho Unltod Slates government Tlerro Alexis an had to do th stations lv th CoTernOf W 0 nredlejr lleiurint GeTerror W S Wortlilmjlon wasomployod as a guide and scout cross an a boy bo th name lv Hogan SerreurjPotSUteJohnW lleadley AMiManiSecretirrof Slalo Hdwrd O lelgli and was ono of tho principal members run off with tit ball That was futball But las week lHvaie Secrelatf o Governor HeitCDIeker of tho noted Slbloy expedition which Atiofnev GenemHV J llendrlck crossed tho plains In tho oarly days young Clurioy asked trio fr to go ovor AudilorL C Norman Ho was well acquainted with almost to th back Ir th dump an sco a gamo Treasurer US lUlo Gupertnlendcnt of PuLlJc tnitruf tlon Ed Por overy foot of tho Dakotas Minnesota bochuno th Young Parnolls an th terThompton I took Hlnnlssy and Wisconsin and at ono timo was Young Sarsflolds ttfitiKr jiml ncirn Green II bwaneo Insurance Commlloner- - Henry K Duncan tho owner of vast tracts of valuable with me may Qawd f rglvo me Hod Deputy CommlMloner Wi T narens land which ho subsoquontly lost In noer seen a gamo bofitro Th la ads AtltntAdlutantGeneral K n RlfharJlon somo way or another Mr liottlneau was thero whin wo come I lukedovor Supt Artenal -- Cant Ilnulil nConnel was a warm friend of James J Hill th field an says It What is this Bays Stato Impector otTubllc Trujn W II Ganl the railway magnate having mot him I Whatrothey goln to do I says Commlsiloner of Agrlcnltnre Nitli McDowell at St Paul whon that placo was llttlo Hlnnlssy mado no answer Th llttlo Court of Appeals Chlet juittce W ii I R fitter T II Pan moro than a trading point and whero Mulcahy kid was done up with wooden It II rLMb O Guflrlaitln II llaielrtei I II Lewlt Mr 11111 was employed ns a freighter shields on his shins an carmuffs on his I Clerk Court Ap Itenortor K w Hlnea In 1811 Mr Bottineau took up a claim ears an a band around his head an a peals A Addami Deputy ClerM court Appeal tout I Green woon LonEraoar jr aert cani u on tho spot whero St Paul now stands carnycopy on his nose Ho woro mat A KnllcnnTlnloir W S II Superior Court Prealdin Jtidne Jo Darbour but nftor having hold It for n Bhort thrcssosflr pants an ho had ahalr lr judcon w Hi YOJliri joj uarngur j u uroiu tlmo traded it for a horso and cow hpad llko colp slaw Th others was Librarian Mra Mary Drown Day which ho drovo nway to his homo in llko him Yb cud lr tol no wan lr Inrwrtnrnf MlnetC 1 Norwood Uallroad Coramlsalon Jf P Derapsey 11 S tho wlldornoss llttlo thinking that tho thlm frm th other Irwin r jno G woou Well sir a man blow a whistle an land ho had almost given awoy would in a fow years bo tho si to of a great With that llttlo Mulcahy reached orer Count city Later on Mr Bottineau pur an giro Tom OBrlons son a punch in ludgeof Circuit Court C JPratt tommonncalllii Attorney JohaT Grayot OBrien calls out Look chased for n small sum n largo portion th noso Circuit Court Clerk John ChrUty of what is now Minneapolis but lost there Mlko MulcaKy what yoer boys Judge of County Court Jno G llIIall the greater portion of It through tho doln to mine Iwantyoto Stop him County Attorney Koy Salmon County Clerk W II Arnold dishonesty of purchasers and tho rest Stop nowansays Mulcahy acrost th Sheriff Will Thornton But If thatrasolly son ir yoprs through his weakness for poker a field jailor SJOault Thoj It smlih Saperlnlendent of School gamo which ho thought ho understood iverklcksthat boy lr mine again he Coroner Jno II Booth but which other pooplo understood hot- ¬ says Ill havo th law on him says he UAOITSATtf Look outf rhV feet llttlo Mlke ho ter than ho Shaw- Ill District Henry There is a story which the older says Now thin land him Second Dlttalct O J Parntnorth Well OBrien wlut right acrost th rcsldonts of Minneapolis doclaro td bo Third Dltrlct I C Uacon Iourth District T P Jonei true that Bottineau was onco tho sole Hold aftlicr Mulcahy an th last seon II K Porter PltlhDlttilct ownor of KIcollot Island lying in tho lr thlm thoy was Sltin DlstrlctW II Calo Mississippi rlvor which divides Mlnno down toward th bridge Just thin npolls into East and West Minneapolis Hogan Cassldy throw his futlnio llttlo BIjurcli Directory ¬ and which is now ono of tho most im- Malachl Dorsoy an ol man Cassldy wint portant business and residence districts ovor an1 pulled Tom Dornoys nose I CAYIIOUd CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE in tho city and valued at many millions took thim apart near th rlvor an come of dollars and that ho lost it during a back just as what th lads call a scrim CONCEPTION gamo of poker A party of men met mago wasoh Tommy OLoary got first mast 700 a m second mats and Sermon ono evenlnir at tno nomo of one or hoi lv th ball an started to run away Kosary Inittucilon and benediction at 3 jo a m them so goes tho story to play tholr with itwhln llttlo Duggan fetched 150 p in every Sunday A M Coenan pastor accustomed game Tito stakes kept him a puck in th jaw an brought him CHRISTIAN CHURCH growing larger and larger until every down Hod no moro thin dono that Services regularly held morning and evening jack pot contained n small fortune whin Teddy Clancy nailed Duggan every First and Third Sunday In each month oven for that early day with a kick on th back an rolled him Mena Prayer meeting Tuesday night Youne Ever sineo tho gamo had begun Mr on top lr OLoary an foil on him Regular Prayer meeting Thursday night at 1130 am JW LIGON Pastor Bottlnoau had bocn losing steadily but Thin all th other lads fell on Duggan ntlastho was dealt a hand upon which an Clancy an OLoary all but wan MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ho hoped to regain all his losses and That was Dlnny Casey an ho sthrayed Services second Saturday evening and Sunday win somothing besides Ho was given around th ldge an took a kick at any ejeh month Prayer meeting Monday night four queens pat and drew one card ono ho saw an partlculey at Pete Sunday chool at 939 a in D S Edwards Pastor secured an nco leaving only four kings OShea M B CHURCH with which his hand could bo beaten PotoOShea was Hlnntssys nlvyow Sunday Services first Sunday each month As ho saw or thought ho did which an th first thing Hlnnlssy dono whin school at 100 p m G M UURNUTT Pastor amounted to tho samo thing ono of tho ho sco his 6lsthcrs son gcttin the players discard a king ha consldcrod worst ir it was to r run acrost th M 1 CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d his hand invincible and played it ac sthrcot an como back with an armful night by J T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting cordingly Ills opponent also consid- ¬ ir bricks Ho can throw fr an old every miday night ered his hand a good one and prompt- ¬ man an Ctclicd Casey with th first Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR ly raised overy hot mado by Bottineau brick -- Stick it out ho says Ill Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at fiyo Soon all tho players but Uottlnoau clano all lr thlm aft ye ho says An a I Assemoiy nan and his opponent dropped their hands sure ho dono It but tho lad comes out Jr th pile smilln and retired from tho gamo after which wrigglin ZION A M E CHURCH they sat and watchod the conflict The an saya net uncle tavo jxo yeor Services every Sunday morning at ti oclock tablo was heaped with money and tho brickbats ho says What fr says tnd evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 930 V A Walker pastor a m personal belongings of two men who Hlnnlssy Dont yo seo thoyro all up wero wishing they had more to wager barrln Mulcahy says th kid Twas MT ZION DAPTIST CHURCH upon tholr respective hands At last ouy a down he saya A what says a m and 7 p m Sun Services Sabbath at ir all tho men possessed lay on tho tablo Hlnnlssy A down says th lad An day school at 930 a m W W Foster pastor in frontof them and it was Bottineaus how manny moro is there Bays Hln ¬ A hundhord or moro says th bet Carefully looking ovor his cards nlssy inabisonoille ho thought a moment and then re- lad Well thin saya Hlnnlssy L Im marked that all ho had left wasNicol goln home ha says If yo have anny lot island which was onco tho homo of Hvurrud to lrvo yoor mother he says CHRISTIAN CHURCH tell it to me Preaching third and fourth Sundays at Father Hennopln ono of tho carllost by Rev S I took him by tho ar rm as wo wint j vjo a m and 800 p m Sunday at P Fowler settlors of Mlnnessota his log cabin a m every bmmunIon aervlco 1030 stood upon a llttlo mound In tho center nomo an says I ttinntssy i says ye Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 of tho island up to a few years ago made a fool of yoersllf I says when it was pulled down to make room Uows that fays he Hows that BAPTIST CHURCH Yoer an lllltherato man I says I Preaching every Crst and third Sunday morning for tho restdenco of Col King This Island Bottineau was willing to can read an write ho says an give Prayer meeting and evening by Rev Wyndes Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun bet against two hundred dollars The ye th wurruks of Wijlum Carleton be day morning at gt bet was called by tho man on tho op- heart Thruo says I But whin yo posite side of the table and Bottineau intherfcred with that game did ye M R CHURCH SOUTH queens with a smilo know that yo was stopplu th iduca laid down his four Preaching every first and third Lords day With n shout tlon lr th youth ir th land I says I morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer of triumph on his face meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every his oppouent laid on tho table face up did not he says sadly An now th unuay morning at 900 oclock four kings and a tray There was a thought comes on me an makes mo dead sileuce for a moment Then Bot- - heart gray with trouble he says CUMUBKLANO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ttueau called for writing materials When I Interfered with that man that Preaching every Second Sabbath at if a ro made out a deed to tho island and left was poundln Uoollhan with a baseball Prayer tho place and 730 p m by W A Boon Pastor Since that day ho never bat las winter ho says did I keep meeting overy Friday night at 730 oclock touched a card or countenanced gam anny wan out ir a proper schoolin bling in any form Yo may have says I Chicago PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH After drifting around the country for Post Sunday school every Sunday morning at 915 a tlmo Pierre wont to Red Lako falls Napoleon on th English Channel Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 whero bo took up a claim and whero Tho autumn of 1803 and tho spring oclock he remained up to tho time of his of 1804 had boon a steady development death at tho ago of 81 years Ho of resources at Boulogne It was j obge Directory gradually acquired other property and tentatively arranged that a French left his heirs a valuable estate With fleet of ten sail of the lino under P WTURNER LODGE No 548 F A M Maiea meetings 1110 tirst ana the death of Pierre Bottineau passes Latouche Trovlllo should leave Toulon p away tho last of the old timo Canadian third Saturdays In each month at 730 on July 30 as if to reoccupy Egypt and m Transient brethren cordially Invited voyagours and guides who wero such thus tempt Kelson to follow with the F B ARNOLD W M loattend Ciiaa Cowxll Secretary an important factor in tho upbuilding hopo of repeating his victory in the of tho northwest- - Ho was tho father scene of his former exploits But the ST BERNARD LODGE No ao I of twenty seven children only a few French admiral was to turn and ap O O F Meets every Tuesday nigbt of whom survive him Tho one best pear at Itochefort on tho bay of Bis- ¬ Visiting brethren cor 01710 p known is J B Bottlnoau who spends cay increase his armament by tho ad- ¬ diallv invited to attend PIERCE MEYERS NG much of his time at Washington as the dition to It of six flrst rate vessels with C II Hunt Secretary attorney of tho Turtlo mountain In a number of frigates and then by a dlaiia Chicago TImos IIerald long detour arrive tn the stratts of IiARLINGTON COMMANDERY No jaj UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS Dover as If doubling Capo Clear from Company Shocked meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each Tho other evening thero waa com- ¬ the west Masters of the channel for month A cordial Invlttalon Is extended visiting Sir Knights and lakles pany at his homo and tho children six hours we dro masters of tho world J B WYATT H C were brought in to bo shown Ono of wrote tho emperor This scheme was TIIOS N BLACK K of R the visitors took a fancy to Johnny thwarted by tho untimely death of tho Prof W M Sloan o in Con VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF and asked htm what ho would bo when admiral PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In tha he became a man I reckon Ill bo tury Matonlu building All members of the order are hung replied tho youth Father cordially Invited to attend From the drainage of stables has CHAS COWELL C C says thats what I was born for been manufactured tho French cau do W F Bum K ot R and S Louisville Post mills flours or water of a thousand Tbo Howard of Duplicity flowers a perfume which In itself HOPKINS LODGE No fit A 0 U W meets every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m Tired Tomklns Did ycr tell her yer combines tho odors of almost the en- ¬ Visiting brethren cordially luvlted to attend wus a orphan wldout muddor an fad tire floral kingdom N W Hurr M W - i iiIiiiiimi i ii T i j hi iiiB in - ii M P ii in r li iinJi -- -- - i - nil ftl Him iTT vJllP hj32i ---- ---- L0ST AN ISLANP AT Pfc K dl II m F - ULilllinilM HI Vlinla 1 1 1 RUB f M I II 11 I U UUn A r J1 I ffc My LADYS Sliota iielter ttmklhTlimi it- - ulinLObR-iNCUS-As- A t It r LA ti ELLIS JAUfolNmftft k w - J V S JJ M Allrfor I i lit N 1 GeNeRftL J i Tiirt ¬ luM i jVvijTltf i jtyi1 Guess what we tiale for your Christmas in this k- l bolter looking thru th m mi Idnl ol I I i A idoklilg glasses hid her oollevu 9riSmS-MSmlMiMmtfnmi--I mlrrgr II Iscontenilcd uaiinut flitttiir a face that IIs In Its tintuntl Stalo that WERuHAWT JIJUORU Evun Ilia very best is not made Up plate glass has a palo green tlitgc Whlah rolleats n color a trllto tdsi clear I i than tho original hair also hai always and a moro glossy alieoK than tho glass shows 1MP0RTRK ORCLOTIIS AND SUITINGS If ItIs wavy tho glass rtovef shows ahd If It Is tho bost ot tho wav JiyppprFltlSttvlinOlleJnJ straight tho glass acflenlilales tho He earnestly toltclt the pattontge nf hit Hep atralghtncas Moro Important ami still better to be remembered and earofitlly kin eotiuly friends treasured no ono rvoi looked at the face soclosolyor so critically as thu owner of it looks at tho reflection lit tho glass lllomlslics that aro a grlof to a non conceited girl may pant qutio unno ticed byher friends Tim two ot Ihroo gray hairs that appear unfairly soon on tho head of n girl who overworks hor brain simply havo tho olTect ot high lights In a picture nnd pass for MAIJISONVILLI KY extra gloss figure that looks hoary when Tho Job work tastily oxccutcdartjiia teen only so far as tho waist In a glass may bo absolutely In graceful propor ollicd A trial order isnll wo ask tlott when soot with tho tost ot the flgu ys Washington Tirries I 1 i1 ¬ Sarullrrl l with - CratntenlJ J7dnlVI rnUUUII IX OUlMi A 4 L Jl I JBIA - Wi ftl M Jfl fl Li i jw5owrLucile Hotel i J 1 1 111 Sj m Big Store Cul f ut I k w ts i ft ilisT Hv vdNCKiLn it rt v ei t V Acrotvd of salesmen woro sitting In front of ono of tho loading hotels n few evenings ago telling yarns about tho big bills ot goods thoy had sold Finally a boot and shoo drummer saun j fs VtVVii JCt Cv W w tered up and saldt My salos this year I covered nil havo been out of sight Mapisonville Ky of my territory and closed out all my firms stock They wired mo to tako nomoro orders but asked tno to try Transhctsh General Hanking Ininejs to dlsposo ot my samples Now you all Special alleWon clvcn to collections know that a shoe man only carries ono shoo of each kind and t was up against a hard gamo I thought tho mat ¬ ter over nnd finally concluded to L como to Louisville during tho O A It THH GREAT encatnpmonCand would you bollovo It Isold oat my entire lot of samples Louisville to one legged veteransl THROUGH TRUNK LINE ¬ ¬ -- IIS Disposed of IIU Rumple JOHWGMORTDra BANKER- - It n railroad ii i Commercial You LAMf lTHES5 ji be veen tha cities of collar-an-elbow- ln 4 Co me xh and See f - Professorj how dots tho hair out Cincinnati Lexington iiouisvilio Evat svillc St Louis suit you nd the cities of The holr Is altogether too short n little longer please Fllegviida Blact Nashville Memphis Montgomery tcr Mobile and NcwOrlcans A Last Hope Not Quite Suite m ih i First Lawyer Both tho law and facts nro dearly against us Pucki - tho AVitfcxOttt SHORTEST Second Lawyer Yc cs Well have to use great enro In selecting tho jury Afraid of the Dark - AND S EUD UNRIVALED kND QUICKEST CIicinr6 I ROUTE rT i4jtlt- now re ¬ marked Cholly as tlmy vat on tho front piazza Ye Itsgetting quite dark From SI Louis Evansville and Henderson to tho Sunday- -school ji The Store is Runnin Thos D Walker Over with Good Things in Every Department and Alias Old Joker she unswercti- - with tt touch ot scorn as sho bui toyed tho small din tan co between them Ono might Itu oglno that you wen nfrnld of tho tlurk Texas Sifting 30UTHEST AND SOUTH I K- i i THROIBH CDACHES - From aboe cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak- ini direct con j noction WITH PUJLMAN PALAtE CARS For AtlartaSavaiinaliMacon Jacksjnville and Points IB FLORIDA- Connection arc made at Guthrioand NasWillo for all points THE PIONeR TINNeR - Hat taken a permanent stand at tho head ot the class with a full and complete stock ot North Eai South and Wcst In Pullaan Palaco Cars Stoves Castings and Tin ware EMIGRANTS Seeking hoinjs on th lino of this road will rccivo special low rates Seo agents af this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmoi O P AT A ¬ a mm c ¬ ¬ crops out all over 4H JLSK1 swws WI- Which he oilers to his patrons at prices which harmonlio with a poor mans pocket and ptaccs competitors in tho shade When It comes to Repairing Hooting or Guttering he always holds tho ace and deuce Ills work s sky high in quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap Ills cus tomers are treated like millionaires if you should need anything either great or small in his line Walker is the man you are looking tor You can git what you want and have a little money left by calling on him at the old stand Lo sville Kentucky Lysvr fS - ci rf PATENTS ji v 3ia Tt I ¬ V A i i Or i 14 V - ii J fw- r- a- J R LITTEU and Copyrfehl Csasc Patent OESce MLWim Tur njKViLtv5l jv HP mum EViKlVR l Attorney and Counsellor In Patent rfuNKE T 3 m -rr rnf r ixiT t X JF1 1 IN Vv 1M XVJCXVI t x -x j l t -- i i AA f 12 VV 75v lityteb IWTWW1 Trade Mar Oppoitt MVelii3nEjtpr for information lDt C ¬ iH0RTH IMSHVIU EVERYTHING GOOfif 111 EVERYTHINGraAM tmmmKmmmmmmmmm- Ovor twelve years experience Write American and Foreign Patents Caveats and all business arising under the patent laws promptly and carefully prosecuted Rejected cases accorded special attention Upon receipt ot model or sketch of In ountion I adviser as to patentability with vet charge Mention his paper ROUTfilF THE CHICAGO mft stiivtixnn NASHVILLE Jmw THeiNLV Hleoporo oni Dtulnsr Cftro Trttrv a T rl WJI - J1JRNAGAN O Vlee Pre WADDILL and Gen Pullman Vestibule Train Dorvlee with t Newest and Vlv it Day Ooaohtm f Maner w Casbttr Kopkins County WOH TH SOUTH -5 tAik vV f i Jl -- fa IXI xl tH i rf rf fBANK i Terre Haute idianapoIIs chicLqo yi i iivL Madisonville Ky f trite Mllwaqkcej St Paul AND f - OW Capital Stock - - v All o5T8 IN TH8 i E U Scrucgs Recorder dor YjrOUSE PAINTING Neatly Artistically and Honestly Executed by thoso Veterans ot the Brush The common field clover closes Dismal Dawson Yea both its flowers and its leaves by sun- ¬ Whatd sho give you Sho glv me a bunch of flowers ter down two Joayes folding together tho third carofully closing over them put on their graves Puck What Other Ulnar Charles J Tom McFaden Will make estimate select colors and execute work In a style and finish second to none They waste no material slight no details and inva- ¬ riably give satisfaction They take palm and pleasure In executing all work In their line If you are even uunklng or painting It is to your Interest to consult them SON McPADEN Address 13a ty 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