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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 26, 1895

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 26, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 bee1895122601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 26, 1895 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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llllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllillIttl1KI years antl who hoped noon to lo nil mlttcd to tho bar sat next to Miss Hose upon whoso hand bo had serious do signs and his c Torts to appear at case were nmuslng and Instructive Mr Brewster who was small and timid looking nestled besldo his wife who wan massive and had a busa voice si lenco brooded over the throhg until Mr Bell who wbb given to hpecchciJSvcnt Into another Attitude and Bald Children I have heard that jou dont believe there is a Banta Claus You have formed tho unworthy idea that your parents and friends All j our atocklngB on Christmas eve and that good old fur clothed Santa Ih a myth Now I have here a letter from Santa Ureal excitement among tho chil- ¬ dren And he nays that he w 111 nrrh a her nl ten oclock coining down tho chim- ¬ ney which jou see before Jou 1 must leave you on awhile as I must keep wutch outside but you inust all bo quiet and keep your ceats or Banta Claus innvJccome nngry nnd refuse to enter TeivoVlock was announced by the tall clock In tliu adjoining room nnd tho ntcllow chimes of that ancient time ¬ piece had scarcely died away before the children heard other sounds Up over- ¬ head there was a violent scratching and tearing as though a oorly Rhod rein- ¬ deer was trying to climb the roof and they distinctly brard the silvery tink ¬ ling of bells and some of them bcliccd that they could make out tho grinding of tho sletgh runners on the shingles It was a moment of Uuful excitement Johnnie Hell Vho had never quailed In Jlangers stormy hour did not try to roncenl tho cold perspiration that stood on his forehead Amelia Orimm whoso iMiDPinit W5 SJI Xho wretchbowed wltunoblo grace nnd a moment later was on the roof with a ropo In his hand ho lctthO ropo down the chimney and cnllcd to Kunta Claus to grasp it and hnngon fundi did so nod tolled upward white Air Moon pulled after IS tuIihioh of dl treBHlng work Bnutn emerged from tho chimney a poor batten t uflgy of hjiu Mr Moon nsslstctl him to tho Mlf ground and into the house where tho children and the other guests crowded nboUt him and Inughcd for children ul- wayB will laugh when they ought to ween i All the t Sljil lllliii J I air with love Is laden Where t ho Yule logs clow and tame llopeful youth and trustful maiden Bofllr chant tho Masters name Now If there Ltany tad onca Did their tearful eyes bo dried Nov It there be thoughtless glad onca ne that gladness purllU d Tor tho bells otjaacoarn ringing Chiming anthema of tho free Earth and Heaven Jolnln singing Ot the glories yetobe Seek the boughs so crecn and f ragrantf Let the waxen tapers dance Here la hope for prince for vagrant Chrtit of every circumslnneol Pile tho leaping fagots higher Lot tho wide mouthed chimneys roar Clash the cymbals twang the lyre Angels wait at every door Soft the Day of Peace Is breaking Gladdest day of all the ear And sweet Plenty wantoertaklng Spreads a feast of love and cheer t i home by arriving with a parcel of Jiuge iMIWCUBIUlia On the CTenlng before Christmas In the year of graco 1891 Mr Hufus Hell created a mUrt sensation at his P at the children were about tho houso l t L f uuui eioro no enicrvu bihi wiicn nu 11 lossed tho threshold he Immediately conceal wl tho mysterious bundlo In u closet nnd Jockcd tho door upon It Mrs Dell at once demanded nn ex- planutlon and her niece Miss Itoso j Maync eeconueu me uemanu strongly Itionmnnn Xfr 1bll struck thoaittltudo tvmtilir with enndluntca when theVSv nnd My feltow countrynteh Indies I am but human slngulur as the statement may seemj but I am nevertheless a being of ideas nnd re 1 mu uuv walV h fact I liato iieara you com- I pon this sad truth What la met has to a child If the child doesnt In Santa Claus Where are all manco and poetry of tho oe- kdy own children aro skeptical -wncftI tell them tho charming legend m it Kris Kringlo I uno unUcrtakcn to tonvinco them that thero Is a Banta FtflauB I have decided to lot them sea LftRlta Clausjtvperson a f This nnnouhccmentnnturoli i6aBcd ithe ludlcs ntad their excitement was Iqulto Intonso when Jlr Bell produced bundle from the cioset onu oponeu It producing a lot of ancient furs and a beat skin hat that had probably been iiwd by a drum major of tho town baud tq pleaso tho ladles he donned Jtls oostume ftftjfFflce and they voted Claus no ho cor lm a rjcricotwtu wlnly vcm f Wow bo MlU wnen no nau rcsumcu jhla ordinary raiment I dont think It quite fair to reserve this entertainment forour own children excjuslvly bo 1 have Invited a fowfcWd little bovs and girls of tho nclghbornwl nnd Ir and Mrs Brewster Vlll lo here and young Mr Moon I have lot thorn Into tho so- crct You will tell the children to hang their hosiery In tho northToom and In form thorn that yav havo reason to be Mmo that they may pco Santa Claus If they alt up ahd koep nqrfcetly still at -pi oper lime Ill y ro0 au 5tleJust largo slide down the chin M And I guess noUgh Utv the r 4 IKHHCT SANTA ClAVS wns generally uuswcnlngtiud courage iiuconipromisjng tried tost lllun slu lek and only lutlf ucf ediil After tho roof had been successfully nut ended they heaiil n great noise by tho chimney as hough Bntitn had Just alighted and then they heard him dc econd tho Interior of theeiimney low- ¬ Mmrccs er and lower ho came until finally his MWe are always acquiring Informa ¬ legs wcro In tho room ami they kicked tion Interrupted Mrs Hell lnacry human and prosalo wuy After Rose continued Mr Bell serenely they had kicked for nw hllc and no more younger lady as a of tJio tiirnlng to tho body appeared It bo havo studied pan to dawn upon everybody that Santa school teacher you must juvenile human nature and you must was In difllculttcs Tho children and have becu shocked by tho fact that tho older visitors sat staring at tho legs children ccaso to belloto In the good for a few minutes and then Mr Moon old stories of Santa Churn and Ids rein- ¬ who wns n man for an emergency galdeer lost as soon as they are nblcto lantly rushed to tho rescue He BeUcd A salv lltois avEiivnouy cnovvnsD aijout nn hull When Mr Bell was recotcrcd sufll elcntly e leaned ngalnst the back of a chair he was too wcjak f6r an attitude and said Childrcnifyou tell about this around town Ill hnve v ou nil arrested and sent to the penitentiary for life Andjou Johnnie for that titter Ill make you saw a cord of green wood I want j ou nil to go home and tell your parents that Santn Claus Is the biggest lioux of tho 10th century und Ill guarantee every w ord you sny By careful nursing Mr Bell was re- ¬ stored to his normal health In a few days and his first net was to hove tho old chimney tuken down One day in March Mr Moon led his bride lb the nltnr ho heldhls hend high and his cjo sparkled After the cere ¬ mony there wns a dinner at Mr Bells residence and Mr Bell himself was ra- ¬ diant wlh good humor and hospitality fo called tho young couplcf aside and Indulged in an attitude and u speech My beloved ones ho began the morning of life opens radiant to you sunlight glimmers upon tho waters there ore blue sklen o crhend and cr tho robin redbreasts are twittering on the boughs But dnrk daj s of tempest and storm may come rolling waves may threatenyour bark nnd then re ¬ member that ilyou need ahclplng hand you may call upon Buf us Bell Mr Moon looked dreamily out of tho window May 1 nsk a favor of you now he asked A hundred of them my dear boy Well I Bee its snowing and theres enough on the ground to make sleigh ¬ ing Will you lend us your reindeer nnd sled for nwblle Huitu Claus Stocking Bold Santa Claus on Christmas In Jolly rood fat gleo ¬ tve w Santas nuklcs and pulled with all the force of a pair of gymunsluin cducatcd lluir tin Iteganteit Tlieuu nrniB but ho didnt seem to mnkeany These big bleeves he began in a voice headway for Santa jelled WeUrHhc Mild Inquiringly that sounded like a doleful cry from tho She know that ho lmd primed hlmeelt tomb that ho was being wedged In with somiv hhurp rciumkt but sho hnd tighter than over and ho implored tlte learned that It eased his mind to make company to do oomothlngfor his relief them nnd did not hurt her So sho led Tho elders held acouncil of war Mr onmildly suggested that It him Brewster sho tiRkcd us What about them - TO Judge byall these stockings hero Theyvatunied the hose on me What profound emotions of gratitude should swell up in every human heart at tho mention of this now well nigh universal holiday But It Is to be feared that the vast majority of thosow ho ob- jScrjollt have oAtnio conception of lis rao meaning iven many 01 jiioko idea of it is that It Js n time to bestovr anif receive gifts do not fully compre ¬ hend what Is meant by this hallowed and common custom Christmas not only commemorntcB tho birth of Christ who gave Bis llfo as a ransom for a sinful world but typifies tho ineffable gift of God who bo loved tho world that Ho gavo nis only be gotten Son that whosoever bellovcth In Him should not perish but havo everlast- ¬ Fnul tells us that solvation ing life Is tho gift of God from whom m James Bays la every good and perfect gift Paul also declares in writing to tho Upheslans that when Christ ascend ¬ ed upon high He led captivity eoptlve and gave gifts unto men What aro somo of theso gifts which are thus typified and Intended to bo commemorated by tho custom of glft gtviog In Christmas tldo Tcacdon earth good will to men is tho boon it brings to mankind as a whole Tho coming of Christ was the mani- ¬ festation of Uod to men There Is no f uil revelation of God anywhere bovo In His incarnated Bon He is tho fullness of tho Qod hcad bodily Christ was tho Ideal man called by eminence the Son of Man In Hlra wo mark tho fulfill- ¬ ment of all humnn capabilities By Hlra Is reconciliation of sinful man and an offended God Faith in Christ cruci- ¬ fied tho gift of infinity to man Is tho Bccrct of salvation from tho conse- ¬ quences of sin Tho gift of everlasting llfo Is to bo had for the taking Christmas as a commemoration of tho birth of Christ without reference to His sacrificial atonement would IxJJmean ingless True He taught grand lessons of love nnd duty and of self sacrifice for tho good of others but the sublimo climax of all theso teachings was His sufferings and death on the cross on ac- ¬ count of the sins of mankind This hat been aptly called the tragedy of tho world a tragedy In w lilch every human bouI has on interest becauso it provides for human wants a balm in Gllcad n fountain for unclcnnness redemption from sin nnd a Joy forever These personal and spiritual gifts aro not tho only ndv antages that hnv o been conferred upon mankind by tho coming of Him whoso birth is celebrated at Christmas The woild ns a whole has had an uplift in direct ratio as the les- ¬ sons of His llfo and death havo been re- ¬ vealed to it Genulno and helpful civ- ¬ ilization waits on Christianity The sign of tho triple cross is not as Ingersoll In his book makes It tho em ¬ blem of superstition hate and cruelty Which ho transposes to telegraph poles labeled for tho use of man but the cross tjplfilng Christianity ever pre- ¬ cedes enlightenment invention and all that tend a to human progress arid hu nian happiness Tho later cartoon rep resenting the Christian church as n woman carrying tho erosi and tho bright light ofChriKtinntrutliandthua penetrating tho dark recesses of Ignorance tyranny and uicrstltlon which are dispelled before her while tho em ¬ blems of elv illzation the railroad train tho telegraph the church the school house nnd the busy city follow hrr this cartoon 1 say tells a truthful tory of human progrt bs Tho most progressive most enlightened intelli gent and strongest nations of to day with tho moBt 6f happlncbs among their people are thq Christian nations Mr Gladstone the greatest statcbman it this or any other age lately said Talk aliout tho questions of tho day hero Is but one question and that is the gospel It can and will correct All everything needing correction men at the hend of great movements aroChristlan men During tho many rears I wns in thecublnetlvvasbrought Into association with CO master minds and nil but ilvo of them were Chris- ¬ tians My only hope for tho woild Is In bringing the human mind into con ¬ How Im- ¬ tact with dlvlno revelation portant then Is It that In commemorat- ¬ ing Christmas wo should have a truo onecptlou of what it menus TlinaOUIlLEIlfl INNINO ¬ ¬ ¬ Caleb Crjmmtna was as sweet on Deb An old gray house on an old time farm by Dander as a bumble bee on honey- ¬ on a Christmas night Twas suckles That was a well understood Thro chinks wcro atrcamlng rays ol fact among tho young folks of Brad- ¬ charm bury a back country villago of the mid- In jellow ahafts of light and although Caleb had the An old grafvWhlte and nn old gray Mack tftajwest reputation of being very near ho waa Were slttliiB by thoblaso That curled and played gainst the chim- known in a number of Instances to have ney back opened his heart and his purse flat thlnklnti their own old ways slightly In demonstration of that fact Raid tho old black man to the old whlti And when Calo Crlmmlns went down Jnnn In tho mellow flow of Into his Jeans Hits fawty yenhs to night the villago tonguo waggers It meant Sense you gin to mo this piece cr Ian that return might bccxpcctcd on tho An tho pootyos gal In sight board In short order That is to say Tou gin us crslilcn dem papahs too folks was cxpectln of a Invite to tho Dat sot us bon ones free An Tfan an mo suhgllnlly Itally Lool vveddin fore long cr song cr Jubilee Lak It pained Caleb intensely when he Well what If I did said tho old gray thought of tho rapid succession of white birthdays Chrlstmasca and money Didnt both belong to me taking holidays with which tho year And didnt t have by law tho right was crowded and ho resolved that but To Bet my nlggahs frco few of them should elapse before he And what Is more said the old white had the knot tied hard and faBt with man Miss Dcbby and then they would go My farm was broad and long And didnt you and your poor old Nan kinder slow oni tho gosh blamed song rind llfo n sweeter spendin business Debby wns not at all extravagant in her notions of gift Tawd bless ou ntarstcr blcsslnn fell As fas as drops cr rain taking but sho did think it was no more Tcs every soun wts n silver bell than right that she should bo remem- ¬ Tilt Cod called Nan crgnln bered occasionally with somo tangible But wo wut altdeelaves you had demonstration of affection An senso you foen so po t Christmas was at hand and Caleb was Iso felt dat wo wuz actln bad In tho throes of a job of guessing what To wish for freedom bo to get for Debby Theres so tarnal No morel no mbro said tho old white much nonsense bout Christmas presman ents said he that a feller dont know Im richer than a king Tou give me blessings all you can what to git But he held to his estab- ¬ I need not anything lished rule that It should bo some thin And moro than all am I not blest useful and onextravagant But what While waiting for the call Debby needed most that was tho per- ¬ I gave you rrcedorn Ooda bequest plexing question Intended for usal1 Caleb wastotakoDebby to tho Christmas dolns at tho village churcbwkero ¬ ¬ ¬ mr tniwlll WOW lie Arrives In America yif jflfcjv m Becomes Aecllmntlied j III ill 441 w mflm w VII wmlkl Lenrns Our language IStSx I WOCHRISM5QFIS UvANfATiAMP nfuj1 k Wcc 8wwAXwycu llll aiiaiiiiiiiiliiijaiiiiiiiiiiHdiiHinijl gctts sat by It was Christmas eve and the Dod thofircdlseitsslngthoprob-nbility-thnt ¬ thero was to be a tree for tho young folks nnd ho thought It would bo tho proper caper to hang his present on tho trco with the others and have it handed out publicly to show that ho was up and doing with tho rest of them And so it came to pass that among tho good things hanging on the tree was a sealed envelope marked Merry Christmas to Deborah Dander from Mr Caleb CrlmThis tho minister who officimlns ated aa distributor took down and with somo sly remarks on its supposed contents called upon the young lady to como forward and receive it As Dcbbyjtassed up the aisle Bhe was accosted on either side by her yduug Vhat friends who eagerly Inquired ¬ lutiup Tho groat prosperity of tho wool trades has fortunately moro than oilRot tho retrogrusulon in cotton though that reflection brings small consolation to Lancashire Tho total gain for tho nine months under yarns and textiles is 810468875 and as tho valuo of tho woolen tissues taken by tho United States 1ms been about m7fi0000 and of worsted tissues nearly 819000000 greater than In 1891 no further Rcarrli for tho origin of the improvement in tho tratto returns need be made Tho lowurlng of the American tariff has been our salvatlou and it cannot bo said that we have shown much reciprocity for instondof taking tho Increased valuo of our shipments across tho Atlantic In kind wo seem to havo bought ei Amcrlcanjnodpce It Is ncodlbsstogo beyond ourown board1J of trado returns to find nn explanation of n good deal of the monetary trouble In tho United States Practically every penny that wns subscribed hero toward the rocont American loan has been got back through tho expansion In the exports of woolens and worsteds but tho United States has not confined her in- ¬ creased purchases to thoso articles Last month she bought less raw wool than in September 1891 but had to pay moro for It Sho took moro cotton pieces moro iron moro alkali and moro of sundry articles which need not be specified In somo instances tha rapid growth of tho precodlng months resulted in a slight chock in September but in all these cases tho figures of the nlno months show a big advance In 1691 On tho other hand we havo paid a good deal loss for American wheat flour bacon hams choose tullovv and cotton to mantlon only thoso articles In which tho contraction is most ap- ¬ parent The fact that tho Argentine Republic heads tho United States ih respect of maize is not wlthoutslguiflcance Thus the trado balanco betw con the States nnd this country is moving rapidly against tho formerand It would require a largo nnd regular transference of se- ¬ curities from Now York to London to redress this tendency and restoro tho former position And with India At gontina nnd Australia keeping up and even Improving their position as pur- veyors of wheat to this country with Argentina senaing more as tno unuo States sends less tallow It will not bo easy for the Americans to regain their old footing In our market Last month India and Argentina sent us moro wheat than the United States and Russia and Rouirianla together also topped tho American figures Theso all are factors that must bo borne in mind in judging the outlook In tho United States and it Is unfortunato that thoy aru so consistently overlooked in that country itself The increase In tho purchases of British manufactures may not be maintained but dn tho other hand tho United States must count on the competition in wheat and maize becoming more and moro intense as timo goes on ¬ Ql BJ e snWkV Katers Oar Factories they would recclvo presents of greater valuo than they had Ecnt io their poor relatives and as good ns they lmd sent to their rich ones Ugh whnt a night St H Raid Mrs Dodgott but it Is Just ns wejl for we shall have no catlcrn and Im really not fit to bo seen candidly You certainly nro not nnswered Mr Dodgett its a mystery what jou hnverdono with nil tho money jou havo gotten for dress Now I can go nowhere for lack of n decent drcs lions point to additional embarrassments before the close ot tbe present month Tho collapses save also extended to a tew largo dry goods lobbing bouses f no unusually large number of firms engaged t the eloaklng and clothing trade and Indlca- - r Cloak Trado 1 roubles The past six weeks bss witnessed the talluro suit door begging for clothes Tell him to go nvvny and bo quick nboit it said Mr Jodgett who wn3 ufcilng from nouralgln and disap pointment tiintjim who woum not quarrelr Dont denvo him alone In tho kitch- ¬ en said Mrs Dodgett ho is most like- ¬ ly a snertk thief Charltnblc that remnrK grunted her husband by Yc cs sho replied absently the wny dear Mr Blnnquo has given his wife anothcrtMalskin I shall have to cut her for I cant vlst icr nny longer in my old wrap Its ono com- ¬ fort thouglu thht ho selected It him self 1 something Is nurely wrong with Looking anxiously nt her hus ¬ it band sho saw a half smile ou his face Its a cold nlghtfor thut poor wretch to bo out half clad ho paid Ill see If ho is gone sho returned nnd both left tho room bydlfferentdoors Soon they wcro both backwlth half pleased halt shame faced looks Its Christmas eve nfter all said he Yes we should bo charitable to day of all days Instead ot replying w nrmiyMr8 nodgctt only smiled mjsterlously At that moment the maid entered Baying Fleasev maam a tramps ut tho back Studies Our llasliieis Methods uis3 dcuuv iieckivino iieii nikSENr Open It and let Wi seel With burning cheeks she took themjs terioiis envelope and returned to her Beut beside tho hinlllng ised her to opeu It This she did nnd found within nothing but a slip of psf per w itli home writ lug on it She rend thewordHnudbliislilngstlllinoiedecp y crumpled the puper in her hand then turning to Caleb In nn agitated manner she bald Mi Crjininliw wo will go home Is it Debby donor-whoud- WSZk jfilY mi hJf - BbMI H f TTTl IJT Tbe foregoing is from tho Wool and Cotton Reporter of November 7 It points out cloarly tho nature ot tho freo trade revival in business Tho Wool nnd Cotton Reporter further says that tho present tlmo 1b perhaps the It most critical ono of all tho your also stated that tho banks appear to be scrutinizing more closely than over those who apply to thorn for crodlt This seems to bo a little peculiar be-¬ causo we have time and again boon assured by tho freo trade papers of tho country that all the weak concerns naa p ono to tho wall during tho free trade panic of 1893 and 1691 Now it s the solid and sound concerns tnat must do smashing and when tho banks rre sd utinizlng moro closely than over tho credit ot tho solid business con- ¬ cerns that cscapod tho freo trade wreck of 1603 and 1891 it shows the naturo of a freo trado business rovtvnl and tho off cot of a policy ot freo trado in wool Bankers have no confidence in either rulltiers lolltlcal Economy Tho dooroase in tho value of breadtluus ex ¬ ported between January 1 and Novomber t reached 7453000 These figures however do not represent decreased experts The World Now York What is the use ot lolling such a de- ¬ would bo a irood nlan to send in a tiro tho hcsltiited ularnit but his wlfo crushed him with aH he wild vvlitn These big sleeves iu tn tno oniy ny sno he hud llnnlly uriiingcd tho wlltlclain look ami puw was to toko tho bricks our of tho to Ills snttsfacthui always make mo This comes think of the wny pronto do up packages chimney and she added of a man tryJug to act tho fool when ho that wont bear InHpecllon Cheogo ought to bo thinking of the world to nvunlug Iost como Hie force of HilblU Meanwhile Banta groaned and Qn tlie lay Ijefore tho execution tho shrieked In a fearful manner In tho doomed man that a eljlinnoy and protested that If he keeier Informs wasnt soon released ho would bo a VJHltoiVAvlHlitHMo Ve him usksthe Dovyoii know vvhmels corpse Mrs Bollwnsfalptlngomfor tably In her armchair nnd juobI of the s1ootif 1 irit l 1 11 Mhm J gavo that poor wretch my 3rcss suit which was too shabby to ivcar I had to hunt for It too it was And I gayo hlin your old overcoat t- r- Culeb forthwith conducted Debby Io tier home wliero shu bade him a filgld good night Mr Crlmmlns nnd left him to Riicuk on Io his own abode witlkn wi o wish 1 hadnt feeling iiinkllng in his system The mutch wiih bjoken off short then and theifiiud 11 was some time before the why nnd whcrefoie were known to the wonilellng friends of both When the secret did leak out a broad griu Dvcnipmid the face of nil Bradbury mid no wonder- - Calebs Christmas present to Debby wns an order on the lllugo dentiht for four dollars worth of pullln und lillin right olT Then Returns Home If a liberate falsehood Mr Pulitzer ioss of 87433000 In the yaluo of tho breadstuffa wo havo sold be not a loos what is it True tho quantity ot bar-ley corn oats and rye sold wus slightly iargor this year but it brought lessi money than the smaller quantity sold a year ago Was not that a decrease in monoy to the sollor and to tho far ¬ mer who produced It Wa sold 6000 000 bushels loss vvheot and l010000i pay moro monoy for It than a year ago If you Mr vulitzer sow to aay oouu copies ot tho World at a net price Of 830 and to morrow sola ouoo copies at a net prlco ot only 810 woul8 not that represont a dooreasef woum tno larger number compensate for tho Perhaps smaller amount of money you have monoy to burn and print t papers to nurn Ore Under Free Trade Iron Iron ore under free trade has not made vory remarkable progress in the United Kingdom Tho prod uetlou thoro was 15417982 tons la 1685 but only 12807608 tons In 189L This was de crease ot over 8000000 tons la bun years Why adopt a similar policy la this country a policy that must entail a vast amount of idleness among wage earner as well as a diminished output ot manufactures Confession ot Democrat For tho fiscal year to date tho deficit Is now sixteen million dollars and the hopo of making both ends meet for the iwelvemonth is vein N Y Herald bH t TIP TO BANTA CLAUS te f During the 1 j tho cvculngt until nine oclo3krlVo vos n great deal of uctlve preparation in progress in tne lieu mansion tno north room was tWIed and a seml clrcla of chalraj Waced for tho expected guents wiobe gan to arrive at the stipulated time Mr Bell was in a fine f reiuy of exciter jnont he declared to his wife in a whlspey that ho fcltltko a boy again and Bhe replied that aho was ten years youpger th she vvw befprlf J10 u xuldcd his dejclous soheme liy JutlV guiMts uuwe aau br wi Htn Ai n thats buT 4 tto ut children had vanished Itwus thentlmt Mlas ltoa approached Mr Moon wring- ¬ ing her hands nnd weeping beautifully sho cried you seo the Mr IMoon sufferings of my uncle nijd you Btnnd hero Idle Can you not rescue him Mlsd ltoso said the Intrepid young man I can got him out of that in flvo minutest H rests with you whether 1 smll do jt or not Thq last time I pro posed tp you you lefused me ntfusunb If youll Vromso to marry me Ill rescue your undo If you wont I leave this town forever nni your unole in tho chlnmoy His kicks are growing focblo nnd labored I dont think ho can hint moro thon three minutes Tho vounir Jad v loveled a trlance ol cor at him that should fiavo withered lilm but he stood Arm Ho felt that JIs whole future was at stoke and v fletstcd that nlla fair Iu love analwr There was a stern cold llec for a nilmite or two Meanwhile tha vibra tions of Santa Jg became desultory and vpenmodlc and his muffled groan betokened ertrama exhaustion ¬ 4VO Welu hint If he wants to collect u bill mid If he does tell him to citll day uftor IllRS -- js w A Ileconiuieml ttlun Help pop Old CrlBsmus dinners eU Unvvklns what Lets nee Judge Would I better entto diiy i gobblin me I Our lllot beai ualse Is very nice Kuraethlng for the noy Name Is Legion snid tho natter Office Boy Aro you going to give me Tor n Christmas present now asked Have ion tnnteil Jt yourself inythlng for Christmas lam saving up DjtWkiija Thats why wrinkles line my brow 1T BossO yes a few errands to do Jj And sorrow fills my cup Nn air replied thvj waiter but It Detroit Tree VtMK Truth oats ybii SI -- 5 nnd nt that prlco It should be fNcellent llamera Bazar Buporlluom The Waybsok fade Tho Statesman Yes I maintain that A Little Hard on Tapa eakes ef I aint Strs Wayback Dont you think tha baby looks like forgltful Artor nil that troublo fin ¬ tho truth should not be spoken at all bio dear asked tho proij father ishing that new dress before them times Why do you add Tho Citizen replied tho mother caui folks come and all tho time I wasted ClncInuotl Tribuuo tlmeo when its getting ready to go I tin It oil I forgot the most Impor-¬ tlously ii Which overcoat The blnojc one you You did ch Well you wore too mart for oncel In the pocket of that oat was concealed the money I had laved to buy n Reaukln for your Jhristmos gift Sny w by did you hide aiy dress suit In your w nrdrobe Both hnd risen looking very pale You got that drew suit from my Well it was a new tvardrobo did you jno I had gotten for jour Christmas rift Silas Dodgott Two minutes lojer Mrs Dodgett was at strong hjBterlcn on the hearth rug niille tho maddest man In townwaa ininly scarohng for a trump w 1th anew 3rcss suit and nu old o crcont liccouic a Manufaeturer af TOFwmvw UJfMytmmo Wretcur eataftyo iays A 1owerful lloa Tlieie now dat looks bul Ho Wont jou let me have a kiss v bow hell iaVo de hint an pl m now that I am going uvvny for a day 1in new stoiKinga iere lore in j Sho It jou can give any good reason why I should I might think about it f mil thing iImi N Y Worli possibly The IruUalis Reatoa Ho I should liko to estubllsh a Little Clarance la why do they put precedent Bay City Chat a womans head ou tlo sliver dollar i Mr Calllpors I presume it is io cor- ¬ I And Supplies the American Market Unanswerable thu aduga that money 1 0118 roborate rolling stone gathers no moss It Is said Kliull I bring momilouij a A Unlter my son1ruth But the sayings repeated In vain llttlltltilRtUt To tho youth whereinarks wlh a shak ut A Il leulng IfMturi V cry -- Washington Btar tant thing of all Clikngo Yes ami his head Wllklns from My dwelling la bounded on tho The stone doesnt com- ot I DaughtctwWhat vaa that A Marked Man A Blip north by n gas workson the south by Binull uup of wdfctv ruth 1 What that ¬ Ex Mrs Way back I forgot to say There goes a fellow who has n great in India rubber vvorks on tho wast by Do you think I will ovor have nigys IU 11 no iv tin Kei A MegoTar Snap cause I aint pull said tUp drunicr cuse my nppcarnuqo tkls trfublo again dootpr k vinegar manufaotory ind on the east Hlgbco Ill have to leave you Maefc N Y Weekly What h Smith doing now AHI answered tho visitor to towu by a gllie boiling istabllshment loftvo town pitf dressed for oompoiiy No Pr Doom He is traveling with a circus Ive got to bo nt the Mm ray mil uy wi with heightened interest oiwofybur wek rIuck tA nice neighborhood I must say oclock 7 Jl PrtltT bant wnrlr tans PatXIumuUuiHllowly Htlntrlckt localjiioUtlclans probably u Quite not but it haabno advantage Not Quit Uut Mack A Not ho hftSHOth HKUreliiit phwat a hup those bya xmt have fio tno urumer repi cti rwitn n I dan always kll whjehlway tlut wlad Ulgbee-f-Y- es r ul vvifeattldeUSwoiMjatioIf hta head facts are 4nvrt jewbUsrJ m wma- lli J llmniy I la9 ViteflUfl - - - - - - - -- jlx v i - - M - Jii ml - Tn nirniui -- 1 iii AND i ii M ii 1 mM j - fjy g BEB PUBL1SHINB COMPANY ttncororalot eiiiiminir Htteil tin Ptilofflee II Killrlon l SsconJ SOUSCIUlTIOfJ HATHS on Vcariltrctly InadvitnCo SU Months ThreeMenttll H 5 5 - y nnlH tlallA1 PrftA nt1llrIIOIl wanted In nil parts ot the Correspondents oounlr Address us for psttieuiirs 1111 siheucipif Glmn J In Hoc Signo Yinccs RATES OF ADVERTISING - irset A II 0 One square Brit Inter lion S Bieh subsequent Insertion OlipUr idverllsemenls tor Ion period con tor at special rates traded Local Notices J cents per line Mrft iinl dflih nntleiti Interred tree MarUir Obituary notices will bo charged cents per line OS All advertisements at regular rates mnt paper like the run ot thearranged intra position swill tor by special con be tlven onljr when Idress all communication to Text of the Message That Has Become a Permanent Part of American National Policy THE DEE Eatlington THURSDAY DECEMBER Ky sG 1895 HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY The -- rtfo N SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE CleveThe response to Total coke produced in lands vigorous andPresident straightforward Kentucky during 1894 assertion of the Monroe doctrine was 2 7 715 tons Of this in the Venezuela case was prompt tons were made general and enthusiastic In a certain sense the mcssegewas a Earlington surprise but it was not that form of the unexpected which contuses Senator J L Landes will en public mind and provokes dis- dcavor to raise Hopkinsville from the corq ana controversey the peolie place as a fourth class city and ple were prepared for it and it put her in the third class It is mood of thought and proposed to enlarge the city lim suited their feeling upon the subject It its The Democrats oppose the aroused their spirit as American measure citizens like a match touched to E T Franks has announced gunpowder In an instant all dihimself a candidate for Congress visions in the way of political He thinks his opinion and association were sus in this district nomination assured and claims pended and forgotten and the Daviess county unanimously and sentiment of patriotism took possays he will get Hancock McLean session of the situation RepubliHopkins and Webster and that he cans and Democrats alike discarded has some strong friends in Hender- their party badges and ceased to son and Christian recognize any emblem but the flag of the country Congress did Quoting our editorial upon the not stop to discuss the matter or to position of State Mine Inspector obsprve unneccessary parliament the Hopkinsville Independent says ary formalities but brushed aside The Earlington Bee a Republican paper has a thoughtful and all minor circumstances and went most sensible editorial in its late directly to the main pdint of in issue under the caption Fools rush dorsing the message and giving fn Where Angels Fear to Tread notice of unanimous resolution to Our neighbor is very kind in his stand by it without compromise compliments or equivocation There were those to be sure who suggested the Ttfu Hopkinsville Independent propriety of a little more deliberasays Jib Stone has written a tion in an affair of so much imletter toiler Letcher of Hender- portance but they did not press son inviting that gentleman to that view very strongly and it come and be his guest at the West- readily passed out of signt fn ern Asylum pending the appoint obedience to the prevailing idea ment ol Lr btoncs successor that nothing should be done that which everyone concedes will be could be construed as implying the Dr Letcher least doubt about the determinaCoin is trying to establish a tion to resist the claims of England new political party in which he at all hazards It has seldom if ever before proposes to abolish unselfishness happened in our history that a in politics The Philadelphia Press says Coin would abolish un- proposition involving the possiselfishness in politics If Coin bility of war has been so quickly would set about to abolish dern accepted and applauded by all parfoolishness and begin with himself ties and all classes There is someand conferes the country would thing very inspiring in such a demonstration and the significance of breathe easier it is not to be mistaken It means TiTf natural law of protec- that the spirit of the people which tion seems to be asserting itself all is the strength of republican govthe time in free trade England ernment can be depended upon to The hop growers recently had an manifest itself in a spontaneous and interesting interview with Lord decisive way when any vital Salisbury who when he was out principle or interest of our po system is menaced by of office was somewhat inclined to litical mild protection ideas himself but another nation This potent who with a phenomenal majority force is strikingly in evidence when in the House of Commons and a the conditions are pacific and 30000000 surplus behind him has things are moving smoothly but naturally lost interest in new and the moment that a threat is made dangerous questions Again the against the institutions or the rights other day it was pointed out to the of the country as a country it be rrenuer tnat in tnc last ten years comes a vivid and tremendous fact England had spent more than a We have our domestic disputes and billion and a half dollars for wheat antagonisms which keep our poli and flour and that the importa- tics in a state of constant agita tion of flour instead of wheat had tion and sometimes seem to ren resulted in a loss of 90000000 to uer common devotion to any cause the English milling interest The an impossibility but these distracwriter wants a bounty for English tions vanish like wreaths of smoke wheat growers and a duty on im as soon as an occasion comes for ported flour Lord Salisburys giving patriotism the right of way private secretary wrote that the The first faint sign of a purpose on matter would receive his Lordships the part of any other nation to do S consideration A correspondent us a wrong is sufficient to arouse of the London Times proposes that this spirit of general loyalty and to ten shillings per acre should be subordinateall else to the supreme pfiijj to wheat growers out of the duty of citizenship which includes now death duties which have been tho readiness to shoulder a gun and go to war a most successful tax this year NThcrQ I3 a pyc ot peace in the Philadelphia JVces fatality Hopkins county is nearly one third tlie total output for the entire Stale In 1894 the output of the Stale was 2957196 tons bituminous and cannel eoal Hopkins Countys output was 811 759 tons all bituminous This is a gain over the product of 1898 of 50084- tons The total number of em ployees in Hopkins county in 1S94 was 1954- dni mals employed 280 Total number of accidents o- ¬ ccurring ill the State 07 Hopkins had only one THE - output of coal in ¬ - We owe it therefore to candor and to the amicable relations existing between the United States and those pow- ¬ ers the allied powers of Europe to declare that we should consider any attempt on their part to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere afc dangerous to our peace and safety With the existing colonies or de- ¬ pendencies of any European power we have not interfered and shall not interfere but with the governments who have declared their indepen dence and maintained it and whose independence we have on great consideration and on just principles acknowledged we could not view any inter- ¬ position for the purpose of oppressing them or controll- ¬ ing in any other manner their destiny by any European in any other light power than as the manifestation of ALABAMA NEVADA an unfriendly disposition to- ¬ Governor William C Oates Governor John E Jones Not ward the United States Jll Congress stands to him and 1 vigorous enough Nevada people believe Democrats and Republi arc strong believers JAMES MONROE in the Monroe American heart but nbt the kind ofpeaco that must bo purchased by permitting our security to bo en 3rcat and thoroughly re-¬ dangered or bur Interests to bo liable building up incdicine invaded Our pcoplo know by re nerve tonic vitalizer and peated experience that war is a monstrous calamity but they also know that there are worse things than war and that the worst of them is submission to imposition and en Before the people today and croachment in order to avoid war which stands preeminently They prefer an amicable adjustment above all other medicines is of all difficulties with foreign na tions but when this method of set tlement isscorncd by the other siclo they do not hesitate to try the case according to the bloody metaphy sics of battle CI liisis what we mean It has won its hold upon the hearts of Unpeople by its when we speak of the spirit of the own absolute intrinsic merit people It is a martial spirit in It is not what we Say but the sense that it would rather fight what Hoods Sarsaparilla than yield an inch of the ground that docs that tells the story it believes to be just and fair and essential to the safety and welfare of the country The fact that it Even when all other prepar- ¬ remains undemonstrative as a gen ations and prescriptions fail cral thing is not to bo taken as an I was taken with a pain In my right indication of its decadence or luke tide which run down Into tay limb warmness and the nation that tnd my anklei swelled and broke out in running sores In seven different makes a mistake of this kind is sure places Since I havovitsed Hoods Bar to pay dearly for it Such is the saparllla tho soroa havo healed and I lesson of the present ebullition of havo gained fifteen pounds In weight lreatonburg Ey JOSIR IUllRia war sentiment in the United States The people arc not simply given over to a passing influence of exa citement They are moved by an Mood1S DMltt tiTe tasteless mild efleo Alt druggists Si impulse of patriotism that is fundamental and invincible and if Eng- of patriotism This is a case where land is wise she will not fail to see party lines are obliterated and it that her best policy is to avoid is a question only of country rather than to invite the test of miliNEBRASKA Governor S A tary collision Globe Democrat Holcomb That portion of the Presidents GOVERNORS VIEWS message in relation to Venezuelan controversy is approved in NeThe views of a majority of the braska Our people favor firm adGovernors of the States are given herence to principles of the Monin brief roe doctrine The Only Blood THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT VS THE WAR SPIRIT STOVGS SUNSHINE AYOUNG CHRISTMAS Onu df tho most blessed tlilnirt n ttboiitV Christmas is that it somaily tfcopla foel young It i tho one season of tho year wher everybody fcqls thnt thoy cn dis ¬ ¬ Dr KUniNB rlKLU ¬ Purifier HOODS ¬ ¬ ¬ Sarsaparilla Hoods Cures ¬ et HOODS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 20008 at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cans alike will England will sim- doctrine in its entirety ply have to back down or fight NEW HAMPSHIRE and I predict she will select the Governor C A Busicl The former course I believe all patripeople of this State will indorse a otic Americans will indorse the firm adherence to the Monroe doc Presidents declarations trine and a vigorous foreign ARIZONA policy I Governor L C Hughes NEW JERSEY believe opinion people of Arizona Governer G T Werts That approves without modification the President is right I believe the attitude of President Cleveland and also that he will be sustained as expressed in the Venezuelan by the American people message and is heartily in accord NEW MEXICO with the enforcement of the MonGovernor L Miller Though roe doctrine as essential to the the population of New Mexico is a maintenance of our patriotism and native or Spanish speaking people to the dignity and material interthey like the remainder of our ests of the Republic people are truly American in CALIFORNIA spirit and believe in the Monroe The doctrine Governor J H Budd message states the nations posiNOKTH CAROLINA tion clearly and meets the apGovernor T J Pence I am proval of California not in favor of war The message is exceedingly strong in favor CONNETICUT Governor O V Coffin There of the Monroe doctrine OHIO is no chance of war with England Governor William McKinley at present This Government must now get all the facts and if they The message is American in letare represented wc must hope that ter and spirit and in a calm and England will come to our views dispassionate manner upholds the honor of the nation and insures its GEORGIA sepurity Governor W C Atkinson ORE CON The Presidents message is a cor Governor Wm P Lord If rect interpretation of the Monroe the Monroe doctrine is a princidoctrine and the Venezuelan ques ple of vital force in this country tion furnishes a case which calls President Cleveland deals brightly for its enforcement in his message with the Venezue- ¬ ILLINOIS lan question Public Governor J P Altgeld SOUTH DAKOTA t opinion in btatc ot Illinois is emGovernor C H Sheldon The phatically in favor of the Monroe people of South Dakota are- - firm doctrine and of a manly and un- believers in the Monroe doctrine compromising enforcement of it and would prefer war rather than not sec it enforced but there is no INDIANA I danger of war England will ar Governor Claude Matthews 4 am ent irely gratified that the Presi bitrate UTAH dent has spoken so clearly and so Governor Caleb W West It plainly as to the duty of this coun is a great message It appeals to in the Venezuelan controversy try The people of Indiana will cer the Americanism of all citizens tainly sustain the President in and in regard to this question polimaintaining the Monroe doctrine tics Will be subordinated to patriotno matter what may be the result ism VERMONT And they will sustain him too Governor James Woodbury without reference to party affiliaPresident Clevelands message is tions unmistakable in its tone and will KENTUCKY Governor Bradley- believe meet with the approval of the in the Monroe doctrine and think majority of people of the United it should be upheld We should States without regard to party VIRGINIA keep a stiff upper lip in this matGovernor C T OFerrall It ter is strong pointed and direct and MAINE can leave no doubt as to his posi Governor H B Cleaves The tion It is characteristic of the people of this State will sustain man courageous and truly Amerithe Government in prompt and decisive measures in Venezuelan can Thcre will bo no retreat on our part affairs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Reference has been made in these pages to the check interposed by ¬ Japan to the carrying of Christ mas round the world And this Now I am ot opinion that a person should get some disturbance to tho spread of our Warmth In this present lite of ours not alt In that to corns Occidental civilization makes tho So when Boreas blows his blast through country and through town Christmas of 1895 different from Or when upon Ihe muddy streets the fog rolls down any that has precccdcd it since tho Go guttle In a pub or plod soma bleak malarious grove Ilui let raa toast my shrunksn shanks besioo some Yankee stove Reformation and indeed since Portho English and Spanish and -TheDrlllshpsoplasay they dont belleveJn stoves yknow PdrcDioca because wi warmed em so completely years ago j tuguese and Dutch captains and Thtyulk ot drahtts and stuffiness and III effects of heal1 sca rgvcrs started oUt to subdue A they clatter la their birny roams or shim round the streeff outlying nations and bring them YVItbiuathtne such a rarity and stoves esteemed a sin into subjection to tho conquering What wonder they are wedded to their tads catarrh and gin crossnd the habits of trade They In Germany are Stoves galore and yet you seldom find thought they had a mission to lorcc A fire within the staves for German stoves are not that kind their ideas upon tho poor souls of The Germans say that fires nuke dirt and dirts an oJIous thing liut tVe truth Is thai la pfennig Is the average Tuotons king the earth and make them happy And since the fire cojt pfennigs why he thrifty saal it julet lawfully it might be but unlawfully Hlmsett all belt that comes vItb beer and exercise if it must bo and for centuries say The Frenchman builds a fire ot cones the Irishman of peat at least since the ravaging Turk The frugal Dutchman buys a fire when he has need ot heat was turned back at Vienna they Thatls to say he pays so much each day to one who brings have had no doubt of the authenThe necessary living coals to warm bis soup and things ticity of their mission But here In Italy and Spain they have no need to heat the house Heath balmy skies the native picks the mandolin and louse now arc coming other nations also with big guns and armored ships How wove no mouldy catacombs no feudal castle grim No mined monasteries no abbeys ghostly dim more civilized than the Turks and Our ancient history Is new our futures all ahead by millions more numerous who And weve got a tariff bill thats made all Europe sick abed arc proposing to take a strong hand Out what is best though short on tombs and academic groves in the game and with ideas of life We double discount Chrlstendem on sunshine and on stoves as different from ours as ours are Peariand ot mlnel I come 10 you from months ot chill and storm from those of the ancient Egyptmessing the honest people wbosa hearts and hearths are wsrm ians A fairer sweeter song than this I mean to weave to you Wheu Ive reached my lakeside dobe and once got healed through The old contest is to be renewed But even then the bnrthca ot that fairer song shall be It is to be carried on by force of That the land ot stoves and sunshine is good enough tor me Are the heaviest guns to arms decide which is tho better civilizaTIS CHRISTHAS EVE A Christmas Question tion The nations of the so called Christian world are still arming WfUTTKN FOR Till USI CLINTON SC0ILARI1 themselves building stouter and It gas after the mate and Ihe mirth ot the swifter ships of war and inventing Tis Christmas Uve Along the street dance new missiles and machines of de Is heard the sound of gladsome feet The air is filled with merriment Where a spray of green mistletoe swayed struction to be used to harry and Good cheer abounds and sweet content Thai I met and I vow Ibat Ihe meeting pauperize each other and to fight was chancet Tis Christmas Eve Within thd borne for the possession of the bits of Of wealth and case bright lights do roam With a very adorable maid earth still unappropriated by the Through festive ball and corridor I stood tor a moment In tremor ot doubt civilized This is the report on Piercing without the bleak cold air Thenktssed her half looking for war the latest Christmas day Will Tis Christmas Eve Without those gates But What did you wall for sbo said with a pout the Christian civilization still go on The wandering orphan hesitates Pray what is the mistletoe for in this way the way of Cortez and To gate upon the happy scene Christmas Century Drake or will it turn its united With wistful eye and troubled mien guns to uphold the Occidental Tis Christmas Eve The widow sighs CHRISTMAS TREASURES v Christian idea or better still will And lifts her heart unto the skies In adoration for that Gift it have a little faith in itself and Wealth may not buy norgojd nor thrift nV KUCENS VIRLO I count my treasures oer with care expect by the arts of peace and the Tis Christmas Eve Around Ihe hearth The little toy my darling knew spirit of good will to win the world A vacant chair allays the mirjb A little sock ot faded bus to xhe better way Reviving sweet sad memories A little lock of golden hair It is perhaps not idle upon the Ot an absent one and other davjT Long years ago this boly lime day of the advent upon the field of Tis Christmas Eve With bowed head My little one my all to me contest of two such capable nations One stood in Ihe city of the dead Sat robed in white upon my knee And heard the merry Christmas chime as China and Japan to take a little Beside a grave and lovingly thought upon the true spirit of Bedecked it with the mistletoe Tell me my little golden head If Santa Claus should come to night Christmas and to reflect whether Tis Christmas Eve We do perceive nigh glide What shall he bring my biby bright the sun of charity is not stronger The yearsbe hereby the end draw Shall we another year What treasure for my boy I said to win the world to concord than No matter trust Fear not O Oust And then he named this little toy the hurricane of war The things Dec 24 tb 1895 ELH While in his round and mournful eyes which non Christian nations are There came a look of sweet surprise CHRISTMAS most likely to imitate arc our vices That spake bis quiet trustful joy and our violences The Japanese And as be lisped bis evening prayer RHYMED ACROSTICS may well say that we should never He asked the boon with childish grace WILL HILL have respected their gentle civiliThen toddling to the chimney place He buog this little stocking there zation if they had not borrowed Christmas come and bring again from us the most unlovely features Holly berries all aglow Tbst night while lengthening shadows crept I saw the white wtngels come of ours Now taking a lesson Roving minstrels merry strain Ivy wreath and mistletoe With singing to our lowly horns from the fighting Christian world Sweet re unions friendly faces And kiss my darling as be slept both China and Japan arc prepar- ¬ Tender thoughts bring too for me They must bave beard bis little prayer ing to push their own civilization My ladys kiss and fond embraces For in the morn with rapturous face And thy poet I will be to the front and so our Christmas lie toddled to the cbtmney pjace which felt itself pretty well estab- ¬ Singing bit jn measures soft of love and Ancf found this little treasure there tbeel lished on the earth is to enter this They came again one Christmas tide year upon a new scries of struggles Christmas monarch of the year That angel host so fair and white Haste and spread thy wonted cheer for the honor of its banner and the Rock be steeples bid each bell And singing all that glorious night Tbey lured my darling from my side spirit it professes Editors Study Iron tongued tby tidings tells in the December Harpers A little sock a little toy Sorrow strangle nurse content ¬ ¬ I Prate 70 who will of so cilled charms you find across the sea The land ot stoves and sunshine Is good enough for met 1ra dons tbs grand for fourteen years In eyery foreign cllme And Ive learned a heap ol learning but Ive shivered all the limit And lbs biggest bit of wisdom Ive acquiredas I can see ls that which teaches that this lands the land tor lands of me bh miilesll iJ Bl SB WM ir V i ¬ ¬ ¬ V I I ¬ miss abstruse thoughts put dignity aside forget the worries of the World and for a tiluo return to their youth It nlways seems a pity that men try to conceal this feeling 60 often nt Christmas Only a few men nrp capable of bo ing gracefully caught fn tho act of making a miniature train of cars go over tho carpet Catch them at It n night or two before Christ inns and nine out of every ten will instantly got hp from tho carpet brush tho dust from tho knees 0 their trousers for dust will get 01 the carpets of thobest rcgulatcd homes- - and immediately begin to 1 have often wondered apologize why men resent being caught in this way But a woman feels dp fcrcntly nml it is n blessed thiiW tliat sue does I must confess that I liko to sc a woman dress n doll and tho oldc the woman tlio bettor I like to sd herv There is something extreme I ly fascinating about it to me can watch her by the hour as she straightens out the miniature petti coats fits out the Lilliputian stock lilts or tucks on the wonderful little bow at the throat which al ways makes a doll look so fetching to me and without which I can never imagine the dress of a really well bred doll to be complete All this makes a woman feel young again anu wny siiouiu st note The good Lord knows we have enough in this world to make us grow old why not have a few things to make us feel young And nothing brings this feeling with such perfection as the full and keen enjoyment of Christmas and its toys Soma of us have not children for whom wc can buy toys ordress dolls But even then there is always some child whom wo can make happy at Christmas tidc and tho very tact thatohc is bestowing happiness intakes a woman feel young For Christmas makes us happy and young just in propor tion 1s wc enjoy it with others and make them happy A selfish hap pincss an enjoyment of oUr pleas urcs alone is no happiness at all It is like kissing tho air The real delight of Christmas that delight which brings the color to the check and the sparkle to the eye and the feeling of joy to the heart which nothing else in thct world cin bring 3tho delight of sharing the happiness of the day with someone else and making some other person feel as happy as wc do our- ¬ selves It is in this that the real essence of Christmas happiness ¬ ¬ ff j n ¬ lies A Christmas full of joy and glee which will1 make us feci like little THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS WRITTEN FOR THE BEE il ¬ MASSACHUSETTS ¬ Governor F T Grcenhalge Public opinion here will sustain the Presidents attitude on Venezuela question MICHIGAN ¬ ¬ ¬ Governor John T Rich Pub lic opinion here favors a dignified just enforcement of tho Monroe doctrine let the consequences be what they may MISSISSIPPI ¬ I be- Governor J M Stone Heve President Clevelands Vane zuelan nnssage is strong states manlike and 4 fully approve of it MONTANA Gover iior Tohn E yX tewH--- - 1 riv fv JU- That n Mjt -- J -- vJ t k- - i flrWlMWWi i f frzwgWTTWTriTJ MMRS1lWWtt nti Richards u enlrit lil t -- A zittgTLwiSJ f 9V 1 T v - The usual activity prevailing and good cheer abounding at this A CHRITSnAS TWYLIQHT particular season of the year calls attention to the origin of the ChristCLINTOH SC0LLAID mas holidays To the Christian people Christmas means much Jt Hidden by a damask curtain Glad I watched the moments go is indeed at the very foundation n the shadowy uncertain of modern civilization for modern Christmas afterglow civilization owes its origin to the Came a footfall soft as summers Christian religion How I joyed Id hear it comet It goes without argument that the specific date we celebrate for Aod my heart beat like a drummers Tattoo on bis druni Christmas is exceedingly questionable and difficult to establish but Fair she was ob blossom fair this matters little It is tho event Tripping down Ihe hallway stilly about which there is little doubt Heigh bol but Margys cheeks in this part of the world that Wero paler than the lily is celebrated rather than thispar From tho cbandalier above her ticular date That Christ lived Hung a spray of mistletoe and was the inestimable gift of God Leaning dowu as though to love her for the salvation of mankind U not doubted by the ablest thinkers of t Did she did she know But myjjftue will be betraying the age He was the first great What IvwOuIJ not best repeat gift whence arose the custom of There is much jn that old saying giving gifts upon the anniversary Stolen frijlVissweetl of His birth It is a custom hardly to be dis Fair sbo was ob witching fair couraged Whatever tends to reEyes a brim with merry folly mind us of that all important eyent Heigh bol but Margys checks may hardly be harmful in itself Were redder than theboHy The giving of gifts for this has ChrlstmasMUBseys come to be tho prinoipal feature in WATCH THEREFORE the celebration of the anniversary WASHINGTON is It is the expression of a Governor J II McGraw The Eeiufment that may be delicate and HniattaT muklliiI Hopkins patriotic people of this State un refined in proportion as tho donor In Palestine the moonbeams shine qualifiedly indorse the Presidents isaccomplished in the arU A lover Upon each lonely hill i may not bestov upon his sweet Where shepherds keep their drowsy sheep Venezuclen message heart a cow and yet he may The land is still WEST VIROINIA nature f of the gift is a question of And altho modified by circum- But through the night a path of light judgment Governor W A McCorklei Streams out across the way stance and rotation most heartily applaud flic hearty But the day is a blessing ap a While servants feast until tho East American sentiment contained in holiday Gives warning of the day for holidays are usually tho message and believe the peo blessings to the great majority of Full many a year n hope and fear ple of this country will fully sus mankind The tendency of the A baud of slavish tain and back the President in the times seems on the whole to favor We watch forblm yWih eyes grown dim determined stand ho has taken in increasing the number of holidays He will not come agalnl in the year It is but another re support of the Monroe doctrine The enthusi Far away as the dawn ot day sult of civilization I bear be master come WISCONSIN asm for tho Christmas holiday inGovernor W II UphamTho creases a9 the religion grows And the ruylbraiobeat of his horses feet pcoplo of Wisconsin are too patri stronger with tho people Its Nearer and nearer borne otic to over fail in upholding any beauties benefits and truths are But no osa waits at the castle tfatv action in protecting the rights of mncrnificent when viewed under the And otb CMttoAoer any country on the American con strong light of modern civilization Tkf tunUgbt creep wMI tis petit tWejM tinent from foreign infUwifiCe or ndvanctd ctQtU Till Me Lftftfis bltU doorl v1 domination PluUdchim PrwHii 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tnne all hearts to merrimentl Mirth Is brief and care will wait At the threshold soon pr late So scare him out witbss ong and shout be rood the gate Cosmopolitan A little lock of golden balr The Christmas music on the air A watching for my baby boy I But jl again that angel train And golden head come back for me To bear me to Eternity My watching will not be in vain WE WOULD QIVE A QUARTER FOR HIS PICTURE NEW IIUSINESS MANAGER anf ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tll fuiiiviiiupi Mini wu Aiiiniliiii 14 of Walter Irving Clark has been promoted Irom advertising manag er of the Hartford Conn Globe to the position of business man agcr Mr Clark has been con- inectcd with the Globe for four months Previous to that time he was managing editor of the Plain field N J Daily Press News paper Maker Many of The Bes readers will remember a man by the name of W Irving Clark The Bees first Editor who left Earlington between suns in a mysterious manner Tim Bee followed him up through various newspaper enterprises after wards until he was lost and published his full history which was full of strango episodes both bo fore and after his Earlington experience The writer of this though not then editor of The BEEhad tho pleasure of compiling this strange history which appeared in March W 13 1890 issue of The Bee Irving Clark seemed possessed of a passion for starting now papers and our record of hi in showed that he figured in Pennsylvania Kentucky Illinois and elsewhere and at various places in theso States The strango part of tho business was that he seemed not to bo after gain by default and in low cases did he gain in pocket at tho ex penso of those left behind Ttlclinn R fn at MalinnniiillA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ children ij only possible where envy malice and hard feelings arc forgotten and whore we merge our Jwn happiness into that of others Then it is that wc grow young again Why should webe ashamed to be like boys and girls again for a dav What means more than the glad happincssof youth Wc arc nappier 1111s year as a nation let lis bo happier as individuals forgetting the world and its worries for a day and being once more as we were years and years ago Tho children who sec us will be tb happier for it while wc will fci the yriunger because of it Any the feeling of youth will not harm if it lasts for some days after Christ mas So to niy readers this year I do not say after the usual frito fashion May you have a Merry Christmas but I say May yo havo a voting Christmas a d when you mayforget that you are forfyefifty or sixty and feel that yoitv arc once more back to boyhood claya I and firllinnil Vflnro Tinri enrlin 0r Christmas comes- to you it w the happiest of all your life this is the sort of ChristmayJ for each nnd every one of my crs this year the happiei merrimont the youngest in ingLadies Homo Journal ¬ ----- j vw VJ ELECTROPOISE p00 For Two Mojillis Kent u j 4 ad n j m - EIHl a suit of cjotlrts here lost to mention We wondr if this th wane Hftonatje W6 oitar twi9uty ftv 1 - I TTOrrTOTPfiP sjlijrtiWM oner nnd havo obtained a h supply of instruments from Klcctrolibration Co No ono nlford to bo without an Elec poise especially in winter w it is so clfective lor colds lajjrip Ilivuuiuiiiu uic ns wen as a forms of chronic ailments Rhet niotism speedily and and effe tively cured Liberal terms f iiiu ultimata purcuaso alter re H tng Thoso who are not familiar wi tho wonderful curative work of tl lilcctropoiso should writoforlto h i jimii vhiuu let givjng fu part culars It hui but riofrpdy dorsed by thousands all over cpuntry might bo iW DUBOIS At any ra ceotc reward Avf Lwuyiite ¬ 1 1 manyyiu appreciate this we icei couimens tnat a gi Jibi f WEBB V iii i 1 I ciw Ml ji tff 5 r iiiiiiligiM n touittfHir Hv jNftji tf 4 tfm j a iK3 yi r WPt To IITf-I doiio to I I4L lA j m S fcrV L Iwj tllntyour liver Isnt doing work With n tumid aJdJnstMrs icle the early tlmt follows It llvnr Mil llin lu i youro nu wuy tirey to alt rot Coinby aged Gycars after a depattie o RoV J no W Ligon sorts ol ollmcnU Dr Marcos Oohftn Mod- Superintendent Crtitchficld of painful iilncss of inorc than a years Ila goes to Trdnton Ky where lai Hiscovory curel eTor ono cf thetlU tho St Charles mine came over EARLllSieTON KENTUCKY U DntjUslru toe tCfjritx duration Sister Conlby was a con- he will prdacli to the Christian PXERCH ansrnn- - jr MtUa Inst Motvdayand ho is looking tees u J J sistent member of the Methodist Church and his residence will be J WO tmlhfuUl say bada by having been on the sick list for few days en Medical uljcoverr church and leaves an aged husband the parsonage belonging to that tared my life When 1 Mr Thos Whitford who has began your treatment church will probably have He to mourn her death Interment AND DEALERS IN two years so I had been at work fur the Empire Coal 1 been gtrcn up by tho took place here on yesterday even appointments alsoat Pembroke M w poct6r anl my friends Co getting out rock for founda ing and Gnli1ne1Minyfrlcnl9 there ocoTery I bal suffered tions for new buildings at their N TIME TABLE L iur torpid arc hereabouts who regret the lltrer reatswlthohrpnlo now shaft was called home this Dont fail to inspect Victory I had pUurfir and Cfltarrh In week by the Serious illness of his departure oi Mr Ligon and his HOlTM Terr bad form AU daughter- Cos line of jewelry and silverId Uftll l DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES MMIIKMtUl ftllMf tended with stcfod tho little town of Bethlehemi p m ware It is complete and llicy excellent wife connned to Nlbi Ittprtit llo ra my bod two montha in The congregation which he Bioj i IttaaitllU Accomodation Tho question for the few miners and there according to both prophHair Toolli and Paint Brushes offer bargains to those desiring 6115 p in roldenco and M4UoiiyUI working at Providence to decide ecy and history leaves have decided to have no any goods of thistcharactcr the Prince of south is nro they willing to continue to pastor for the present and they person 4I1S p m Ynura vprv Mtll4 work at a price likely to do a great Peace was born Micah5 a Matt m Night Kipmi UasMAUUlBk srnicruilr 57 HllANHtXJUR i Let us ask you to pay up your regret to give up Mr Ligpn IVUltarmbwy ir a And while Capernaum and injury to thousand of oilier niincs 2 1 Krantvlllf Accomodation J1J5 p m 13 Ready Mixed Paints all colors in small cans Ptoldnet aud Mtdliomllle artlrei 714 a in subscription to The fU if you throughout the state To Whom it lay Concern the other splendid cities that stood t In ffect Sunday Vet 15 ilg have not already done so If you Tjus issue of The Bee gives our I D Woodruff and hlawlfoIimma Wood V W KTilRIDGU Miners generally recognize the around tho Lake of Galilee have Afent qrc not a subscriber subscribe ruff have separated anl any person trad readers an exceedingly choice colPHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUJ fact that nothing but 1 spirit of crumbled to ruins and tho sites of ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURK OH TRAINS AT now- - Wo can give you the most Inc wlthJjcr or selling ber anythtng on lection of matter bearing on the justice prompted the writing of tho some of them have been forgotten advantageous terms of subscrip- time isarihelrbwn risk for I will not lie chief topics of the day and espe- editorial appearing in The Bee NORTONVILLE the village of Bcthlcherii still tion to any of the leading maga responsible In any way for any trade that cially that which is nearest all our last week wherein a certain coal stands as a sombre monument to THE she might make so thoy will bo at their company was called to Ft zines and periodicals in combina wn responsibility C O Sc S hearts Christmas Wc have cutting down the price account for the Saviors tiirth Near that town GOING EAST of mining ion with The Bee culled with care from tho leading to almost starvation prices and is a little plain and there even NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE I D Wooosurp 810 p m Utmphli to Cantral City to Fulton I Loulivllla 104 QftV Mondav Dr V IS Davis writers in current publications the that In the face of the fact that a now many shepherds watch their Mr A W Howard and family m- Momphlt la Looltlll on tlt m Moreover we are promise against such action had flocks Pertfaps upon this same Morfday with his family hnL hisfgood wjf6 again took pos best thought let there GOING WEST been made little plain a few shepherds had LoalitUU la Fulton t 55 p m and will inako his home temporarily session oi mc uarungion jiotci blessed with several original con The Washington Post Contral Ctly in Mamphii 757 1 m Ed Phillips who is acknowl gathered together to talk over the In Nashville They will continue to use their tributions written for The Bee He will rempvo to LoaUvlllt la MarnphU u 1119 fine Upon edged to bo one of the best young events of the day and enjoy the Georgia in a short yhilc Mr rcsidenco on Railroad StJ wluch which arc especially the leading stirring questions of tiiiners in the employ of the St company of each other ThevJsat AND- Howard has for some months kept they hnvek for some time occupied Co has taken his Bernard apfjenings the Earlington Hotel and furnished as a hotel and boarding house and war and finance wc have preferred departure Coal Morgantown where down Upon the ground and per 6arlingor for such accommodations fs pleased will supplement their Hotel enter to give you tFic enunciation of he has been offered a position in a haps their flocks filled with grazNewt Notes Personal Paragraphs and wAU this stbre with his uncle somejaLour great men Wc wish ing had lain lazily down to rest r prise by renting the rooms all his guests fi it Other Doings at Home Worthy we rosemVWejrust in acceptable him success andnceded but little attention building Dr Davis4 an of Special Mention It Saves Lire Ercr Day holiday attire with our best bow Although the past week or two They were on historic ground FOR ONLY Thousands of cases o Consump- need no introduction or recom- and best wishes has been very warm indeed for Near that town far in the dim past Look oat or coldi at Ibis season Keep tion They arc well and Asthma Coughs Colds and mendation this season of the year the mines Abraham built an altar yourself well and strong by taking Hoods Croup Catarrh Cured to God It areeured every daytiy Shi tavorauly Known having been in have continued to run nearly every Sarsaparilla the great tonic and blood puHealth and sweet breath secured was then in an open field with a lobs Cure For sale by t Ber hotel business here for years day rifier nard Drug Store x stone for a pillow that Jacob once The Bei wishes them the best by Sliilohs Catarrh Remedy Price 50 cents Nasal Injector The truth in the old motto that spent a lonely night Another change in hotel circles They were success i Miss Lizzie Beaumont of Nebo free For sale by St Bernard honesty is the best policy has IN ADVANCE Last Stturdaywas shortest day Ky District Missionaryecrctary Just as Repre quite iiKeiy seated on tne same Drug Store again been verified and that to the t have received the In the year sorrow of tho coal shippers who plain in which Ruth the beautiful of the M E Church Souti spent sented set of Hoods PaAlvyays remember The Bees would wilfully neglect to profit by young Moabitish widowhad gleaned per4 Dolls Jwbfch Sunday in Earlington Her pur Go to Crenshaws for mens and BEN T ROBINSON rare offers of clubbing with all the the above valuable warning in the fields and won the heart of pose was to organize a Womafis were sent fpnone trade mafktf rod Hoods leading ladies hand made shoes periodials Send us a list ten cents in stamps and Boaz And David the King warTHE Missionary Society in the church Pills and lovtly We havollused think of they are what you read or want to read Do not fail to read our original Hoods rior poet and prophet was born TIME at this pjaceand she did organized Sajsaparilla and Hoods PJJUf and have and we can save you money Christmas sermon and poem and G and reared there Who knows T0 GO society ofmodcsfnuhibers found therm to be lust fas reoresenled other contributions fNannle Miicnel Russell Ky but these humble shepherds talked The wife of Mr D Robinson n promi r Always on hand a full and complete slock TO SCHOOL Co guarantee J M Victory nent lumberman of Hartwlck N Y was of their departed glory a3 agnation Go to Crenshaws for mens and DRUGS AND MEDICINES HoodaMPills cure biliousness IndicesIS AT HAND sick wtth rheuiriatism for five months In and referred to these stirring inciboys clothing He has all new every shoe to be as they rcpnTsent lion PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLE speaking of it Mr Robinson says Chamit Their motto is The Best JilKmWiMamaW goods dents Their conversation may We go to press early this week berlains Pain Balm1 is Ihe only thing that PAINTS AND OILS shoe for the price andlhe price in have turned upon the Messiah that Without a Doubt order to give our5girlsJahoiiday gave tier any rest from pain For relief of And everything else known to tho trade Mr ITdgar Braimvell was in the the Lowest all Jews agreed should be born Manv very bad and our readers a Christmas paper pain it cannot be beat city Monday The Best Place lisldans prescriptions CartfuKrj CcmpcunbV cases of rheumatism have been cured by there and lifting their eyes they Last Thursday night a very on Christmas day Hence miich is the Nothing so delights loved ones it For sale at 50 cents per bottle by saw the whole canopy above them THE NAME OF THE NEXT stormy night some sneak thief of our correspondencearrivjngilate the St Bernard Drug Store Earling as to be the recipient of fine and i NATIONAL INSTITUTE ablaze with heaVenly glory and We trust the mat ton Ben TRobinson Morions Gap Geo entered tho residence of Ex Mayor is crowdedout useful jewelry Co Victory the earth lit up in divine splendor GET C Atkinson of Henderson ter presented will compensate by King Si Charles keep the largest assortment and jno around them They heard strange READY now occupied by Mr Atkinson and its excellence sounds and saw strange sights and their prices defy competition Special line of pocket cutlery at a number of prominent young TO BE THERE were paralyzed with fear An anKafls Clover Root Tea WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN 25 cents Big value for the money Misses Mary Mahoncy Lizzie bachelors gels voice broke on the air saying He took two pairs of Is a sure cure for Headache and at St Bernard General Store JANUARY 6 1896 Sullivan and Laura Ligon are home trousers out on the front porclfand nervous diseases Fear not for behold I bring you Nothing regood tidings of great joy which from school spending Christmas rifled the pockets All Ittcooitnend It Loss about lieves so quickly For sale by the Everytliingll Be Tip top OF NOVEMBER 4th 189G shall be to all people For unto Ask your physicianyour druggist St Bernard Drug Store Go to Crenshaws for mens layou is born this day in the city of and your friends about Sliilohs E ncCulley A M Principal Public Interest will steadily increase and the disaDOointment of the men who David a Savior which is Christ the voles turned the scale ot the last election with the results under the administration dies and childrens underwear TlieSt Bernard Drug Store has Cure for Consumption They will A Nataal Iteaullfitr Lord Glorious news to them they elected will make the campaign the mo3t intensely exciting in the history 01 Normal Building He has a full stock very low removed its quarters into the build- recommend it For sale by the St Karls Clover Root Tea purifies The morning star of their redemp country the blood and gives a clear and ing formerly occupied by the St Bernard Drug Store fladlsonville Ky Frank Rash and George Robin- beautiful complexion tion had arisen and the bright day For sale by Bernard General Store The new son are af home for the holidays St Bernard DrtiK Store was soon to dawn A multitude of Condensed Testimony room is more commodious and has angels then raised the divine hymn tho leaHinc Renubllcan newsnaner of the United Slates will nubltih sli tha nolitd bocomotiOe ISIasfs Their school open again on 31st Glory to God in the highest and news of the day Interesting to every American citizen regardless of party alKliatiilf- - X Chas B Hood Broker and ManufacHoods Calendar for 1896 is out electric lights and steam heat of December Also general news In attractive form foreign correspondence covering the newswF turers Agent Columbus Ohio certifies on earth peace good will toward A andit is greatly admired It con- Manager Bryan Hopper is happy the world an agricultural department second to none In the country market rerx Walking cities umbrellas neck- sists of men The shepherds forgetting which are recognized authority tascinatine snort stories complete in eacn numi Supervisor Sullivan inspected that Dr Kings New Discovery has no the head of a beautiful Everything good to eat will be several thousand new ties last equal as a Cougb remedy J D Brown their flocks and leaving them to the cream of the humorous papers foreign and domestic with their best comic ties gloves c an extensive line young zW woman in an oval panel womans elaborate descriptions lures fashion plates found in the grocery department week on the Henderson division Prop St James Hoel Ft Wayne Ind wander at will over the hills went attractive department and household interest The of New York attire with a variedis at Sifcrnard General Store Weekly Tribune of with a stylish gold frame The testifies that he was cured of a cough of to Bethlehem to see and adore the t of the St Bernard General Store Ideal family paper with a circulation larger than that of any other weeklvpubVcati Section Foreman Burns of the two years standing caused by La Grippe new born babe Miss Mildred Payne visited background and pad arc printed in Large changes are befae made in the country issued from the office of a daily f Hanson section is now at work by Dr Kings New Discovery B F This sublime event we commem- its details tending to give it greater life and variety and especially more Interest fnends here Sunday harmonious brown tints Bucklcns Arnica Salve The but still compelled to use a crutoh Merrill Baldwlnsville Mass says that he orate on this festive occasion Let the women and young people of tho household editions of Hoods Calendars have The Best Salve in the world for Cuts po to Crenshsws for Blankets Fireman Campbell is now in has used and reccommended it and never us be happy and endeavor to make grown from one milljon copies a Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rbeum A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and charge as hostler at Eatlington knew it to fail and would rather have it others happy during this joyous Our streets have been very busy few years ago to over thirteen Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands and those in a position to know than any doctor because it always cures season Let us love everybody Chilblains Corns and all of late with numerous teams from Eruptions millions for 1896 They remind and positively cures Piles Skin no pay re claim he is a fine man for the Mrs Hemming xz E ajth St Chicago for Jesus loved all The high and or the country delivering corn and you of Hoods barsaparilla always keeps It at hand and has no fear of the low are on a common level in quired It is guaranteed to give perfect place FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 100 Shepherds loved and worCroup because it instantly relieves Free Christ other produce all of which bring satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 The new conductors and Engin- Trial Bottles at St Bernard Drugstore shipped the infant Savior the wise The Ills of Women CASH IN ADVANCE but if not paid in advance the price Is Siaj good prices in this narket cents per box For Sale by St Bernard eers lately put to work are proving men from the East also knelt in regular subscription price of the two papers is S200 Constipation causes more than Drug Store WtM childlike simplicity by his side that good selections were made Fruits nuts eddies cakes half the ills of women SUBSCRIPTION MAY I1ECIN AT ANY TIME A CHRISTMAS SERMON Karls During these days of joy let us fancy table wnen tney were cnosen tor im Stamped linens All the good things at St Bernard Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure Address all orders to THE BrfE send up an earnest prayer that ere Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo or Con stipation For sale by the covers fine towels handkerchiefs portant positions General Store long all the benighted nations of By Rev J W Llgon St Bernard Drug Store A full line Best Room 2 Tribune Building New York City ana a samr Have you seen the It is an evident fact that even the earth may follow the example Read all the poetry in this edi copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mat WRITTEN FOR THE BEE show windows aUSt Bernard Gen the fast time made by the Dixie of these shepherds and wise men A trip around tion beginning with uTis Glirist Electric Stercoptj to you Hummer on this division can be and bow at the feet of Jesus the world in cral Store mas Eve aboriginal poem written con Exhibition badly beaten if the officials see fit Riad Luke 2 S For Dyspebsla to do so On several different ocsixty min for 1 lie Bee and be sure to read This is Christmas and all people JLiIi9UH0lnO 1V0IK2IIO BMVIia And Liver Complaint you have a casions when they Were late con who believe on wimnw ihijtJ1IT wm vtioj 11u q Stoves and Sunshine by Eugene utes by electric stcreopticon will Jesus Christ are 4fH U0W1P printed guarantee on every bottle sidcrable time has been made up be given at Assembly Hall Thurs JtfM4us id turiniu m rejoicing over his birth in an obField ujinuvx SNVdM ol bluloh s Vitalizer It never Supt Dickson if qoramg tn jo umiois rrP rumors arc scure village long centuries ago day evening Dec 26th for bene The most acceptable and ap- fit of Atkiqson College The jour- fails to cure For sale by St Bcr true is much pleased with the We have been home forward on nardDrug Store j 4P k Joi nttMnttt Miitfaf MH time made by the two new paspropriate wedding presents can be ney 3NIOIC13W AIIMViOVaai UV through England France is tne wings oi tunc tnroiign many EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Subscribe for The Bee and the senger trains and has shown his purchased at a moderate price Holy Land Egypt India China No Simply apply Swanybs Ointment appreciation by congratulating the changing scenes and centuries New York Weekly Tribune or the from the new stock of silverware and Japan Intern medicine required Cures tetter Lecture by Mr Jno Washington Post before January train crews on their good work and various have Jieen tlio inci- eczema itcb all eruptions on the face just received by J M Victory done B Atkinson i Admission 15 and dents that fill up the worlds his- bands nose c leaving the skin clear ist A ter that date the price will Co 20 cents Within two years Boston has tory between that remote event white and healthy Its great healing and be Si 35 per year We had a visit on Monday from placed underground 555000 feet and the present day but tho influ- curative powers are possessed by no other SPLTUOta LliMS OF VEHICLES Malor C Picton is manacer of a real live baqta Claus who has State Hotel T Oenlsoo Texas which the The 10 per cent reduction on of cable and cleared the streets of ence of the Babe of Bethlehem is remedy Ask your druggist for Swaynks at the for some days made things lively traveling meq say is one of the best hotels ladies shoes wilLsonly remain in 1000000 feet of overhead wire greater to day than ever before in Ointment GOOD STOCK in that section In speaking of Chamberfor the children of the town effect ro days longer at J M Vic- Only one sixth ot the old over- the worlds annuals lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It is refreshELEGANT TURNOUTS head be I have used ft my tory Major Pictonsays Cos Call early and make The wires remainoftothe removed ing to read the records of trte great difficulties Mr Charles Cowell and Miss self and in my family for several years and operation your selections army ot his followers as they kept seem to have been exaggerated FURNISHED HAULINO OF Anna spent Saturday and Sunday arid take pleasure in saying that I consider it an infallable cure for diarrhoea and dy ON SHORT NOTIOB EVERY DESCRIPTION with relatives near Nashville Did You Ever sentery I always recommend It and have The casualties on tho railways step to tho drum tap of time in the frequently administered it to my guests of the United States for the year victorious march along thiffentur- Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteet Go to Crcnshavys for hosiery in thet hotel and in every case i Try Electric Bitters asa remedy for your ending June 30 while less than les troubles get a bottle now and get If not the tread ot Roman Ivugions has proven Itself worthy of unqualified en and gloves preceding year at one time shook the world but dorsement Kor sale for 60 cents a botlle at relief This medicine has been found to those for the af thft Dernard rnf Malt far lftYitri Vr Den Rey JT Cherry filled his regu- St Robinson- Drug Store Earlington King bo peculiarly adapted to tho relief and cure greatly exceed the losses in any of that great pagan Empire fell before COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OFKY UNIVERSITY T Mortons Cap George the battles of the civil war There of all Female complaints exerting a won Awarded Jlfalal fcy ITerM f Expmttan appointment here on Sunday SI Charles lar the advancing army of the King of Vor MyttemarBoolckMpliiBiuia Ueaeral t derful direct Influence In giving strength were 6447 persons killed by the tr Cott 10 complett Washington Weekly IJost per year We are glad to state that he is al railways of whom 324 were pas- kings whose banner bore the Ilutlnru KduttlaA InclnaliK tuition bookf lluilnou CourM about - The Earlingr and tone to tho orgnns If you have Loss A Qenerous Do1 he lice per year nd ni botrJ VhonnfrnpUr TjixwrKln most well again grllnMn IM Peace on Teltwnphy Uugbtind official uccoatfulVarallom of Constipation Headache sengers 1823 employes 4300 vic- blessed inscription Li- - V Appetite ImTn bank and nation ton Free No Total VliJi n tims of grade crossings or tres- earth good will to men KantuekT UnUeriltr lllrlom KNTKB NOW v amung opens or are nervous aieepiess At the awarlut nur ffradnatM Auiutoet firm our brary has been Melancholy or troubled with Dirzy Spells passers on the track Of the in J M Victory Co call especial i uettrimg liuofml time of thq birth of Jesus the Em- - grailnaltt ortrlol yonrltUtri mayruab blkfTI Wb wlllciva them both to all our new subscribers for ttoo which is the price attention to their elegant stock of the recipient of a very geriefqus Electric Hitters Is the medicine you need jured 3342a were employes 3034 atinrtu vou Thl peror of Rome was an idolator but mr rau unite RanaSMITH LEXINGTON KY our naner alone urovldina wno nav in advance This is our inducement youoo VMLBUR BW of Health and Strength are guaranteed by passengers and 5443 otner perjewelry just received embracing gift Mess Hunt Weekly tost Irbk to tnose remit tor meir stiMcripuon in advance in sons The year before there were before the death of the apostle Paul not wish to nav till the end of the vear we will let you have The Weekly Post onat have PgtMfln- - its use Fifty cents and ttoo at SI everything usually kept in a yell Memphis Tenn year tor 25 cents in addition to our regular price but you can not get tho Post at Ibis 2727 employes killed and 31729 the Gospel had found its vaf into conducted jewelry store Their nual subscriptions tqHKrcnt Bernard Drug Store rate unless taken in connection wiin 1 ubs J wounded Improvements adopted Caisars household and some o Tub Washington Wbkklv Post is the greatest weekly paper published at lhej TABLERS prices are astonishingly low The TTBtfafed Literature for kid gloves in operatihg trains are beginning the Go to Crenshaws onal Canltal non nartlsan IndeDendent and impartial critic of all parties alike HE Imperial family hadliecpme combines all the special unique features of a weekly with the freshness and crlspuess American and McClures Maga silk mitts woolen mitts and to tell in the increased safety of BUCKEYE few it unas uoweii is sintering zine v r of a dallv i A reduction of 92 11 in Christians and when ojily--employes These gentlemen liavo men s woriung gloves SAMPLES MAY BE DUTA1NBD AT 0M9 PFriCB OR UV IOST FK0M 1111 WBKKXY tOST from a sprained ankle and hobbles ono year in the number of- casual- centimes had parsed Rcjinc was a been very appreciative of this en- ties to employes ia a remarkable Christian country and ruled by a around on three legs like an old t Go to Crenshaws for Cotton it lerpnsc to auppiy our people wuu Christian king man It is a recurrence of an old good Flannel putig Cloth pipghams showing iCBKS HDTHIHQ jHEPIUS literature and to encourage trouble and comes this time from Look at this Idolatry seated on Hows This pur young folks in a taste fdr good A SURE and CERTAIN OURS in a a simpler twlsti known for 10 years 11a the We offer One Huudred Dollars Reward the throne and Jesus born Illcsl 1Jltsl Itching Vile reading and adesire for knowlBEST REMEDY for PILES for any case ot Catorrh that cau not be stable and cradled in a manger in If you want to bake a beautiful edge It will be remembered that AsVMKJ6MsM6lsture intense Itching cured by Halls Catarrh Cure M R01VB 11 V AII HKVOailTI wedding present nothing will so they have already given thor Li and slinking most at night worse by PJ CHENEY CO PropsTToledoO an obscure little town in a small BT10UH ftltirtllf HICIIAKICa HID We have known F J gladden the heart of the bride as brary a complete set of Blacks scratching If allowed to continue tumors Cheneythe undersignedvearsaod believe blm remote provinco of the empire for the last Co novels We fell sure that all who form which oftiinbleed and ulcerate be perfectly honorable in all business trans But in a few years this unknown useful silverware Victory Dont Tobacco Spit The truthful coming very sore bwvANtts ointment actions and financially able to carry out one comes forth as King and now or Stnokt Your Lift startling title BPIOIAUATTBNTIQN call especial attention to their new take an interest in the Library stops the itching any obligations made by their firm ond bleeding heals ulcerA HEARSE Away of a book stock of these goods just received will feel grateful for this remem ation aprl in most cases removes tho lu Wbst Truax Wholesale Druggists To hisSpint rules tho nation to a great QIVN TO about No to ledo 0 Waldin extent and his iniluenco among Kinnan Marvin by mall for the friends 0f Mr Chas P Mc- - brance and extend with Tub Be mors At druggists orSon Philadelphia50 Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio is growing and will continue bap theonly harmless guaranteed cents Dr tTwayne FUHNI8HB Halls Catarrh Curo is taken Internally mon If you want to quit aud FUNERALS- Mantis are glad to see his familiar their warmest thanks to Mess acting directly upon the blood and mucous to grow until the earth is filled with A Iact Witrlli Koovvlng ON SHOUT NQTIC Braces up ntcot cant use NcHcbac The sick Hunt Drot face among us again surfaces of tho system Price 75c per potions Consumption LaGrirm6 Pneiu botlle 9old by all Druggists Testi his glory as the waters that cover Inlied nervesi eliminates nicotineweight folks in his family are about well ana makes weak then gain strength ¬ WIrTtyr underwear phoes cloth- mqniji monials free the spa mowl atthntiii1 TJyroat vigor Positive cure or reoiey refunded Dlw1 Pinec Turn Hufc of Nnncmiihln Datnc n4 al rHrcil rand Ljing falls Family Pills aroha fct PAIB TO ing tjres goods and millbaery disl ncpq nVh Vifiilnlia Six miles from the city of Jeru ¬ Book at DAiggkt OMaaiUd free Ad Fliai WttM aIUUUUU in nviuiiuuiv umw ill ffH THAVKLIM MY ItlGS ARE TUB BEST IN THF CITYWa Mr Now is th tiro 18 subscribe for Big and Varied utock at ht PW Citrer For sale by the St Be eatly fxcuts4 aUM salem and a littlo west of south drew The Stettin Remedy Co Cicagojj Jhwofk Kandoloh St New York 19 Spruce St hv 1 bilW M M Ho Pftetid II DftlgfcUII iMinu Wfenwi wri i Au Ojei Wq litest At Darnesloy Rev J W Llgon Diri goes to Trenton on tlio night of the Mhrga- - Wo are sor ry to chron¬ A HUM DOWN r DoWn in e Mines t lli ¬ flnilll ¬ ¬ When most needed It Is not unusual for your family physician to be away from home Such was the experience of Mr J V Shenck editor of the Caddo Ind Ter Banner when bis little glrl two yearot age was threaleneifwhh a severe attack of croup He says My wife Insisted bat I go for the doctor but as our family phy sician was out of town I purchased a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which relieved her immediately I will not be without it In the luture1 23 cent bottles sold by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Morions Gap George King St Charles wr 4 Mhrt ww iMOlDMWMlJiJKUbi ii7rifciTrrin - nniro or A TOPi UjRXJGG ao x c tsr Patent flBfcsand Perfifrail il8 4 ¬ liemor-rtiares-w- as ¬ 1 11 IPetix itsB andOil ¬ ¬ ¬ WR ¬ Jf m ¬ - ¬ TTI IE BK - v- ¬ ¬ ¬ One Dolia ¬ ¬ i 1 DRUGGIST Mortons ep Kbl I ¬ m - ¬ Where Sl ill It Be ¬ ¬ ¬ President of the United States The New York Weekly Tribune ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ The New York Weekly Tribune fJ - m if ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BEE ¬ ¬ tj ¬ D ATAO ¬ ¬ ¬ Walter McGary ¬ ¬ ¬ nno ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed STaeees HEARSE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SltuatlonTJIJV ¬ - ¬ LOOK AT THESE FIGURES ¬ ¬ ¬ I ioi l5 l 1 ¬ ¬ 111 - ¬ irf- a - ¬ OINTMENT Dont Wait Do it Now ¬ I I ¬ CO 1 LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS I ¬ ¬ ro ¬ Mil -- - - J4e ujht uvijii lj t BeoBlMKrSefaStitt i tVe KJituKtlKBI9BlKUS9KnSlfvUIBKSKBKittKKKKKSttHB99fFmSff mMSM3mmM sBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa it B krM fWF A lfidMji- v n r X Jinir r - - - - r - ii iii - ii ill- - M BERNARD OAL COMPANY INCORPORATED 1 n u r e4- A1- - mr - 7 i2Sr miWttW nimiwij wmmmam 7 rw-ws-vf lVSsahH Supers r jW r t sefMsmsr-t-- mmsw r iu Lrfr XTiiwv3riSBS pUQQAL AN D v -- 4crMwMap MjmrWK jr CQKCS v 5j d V 4jj t - KvV rJ Wfr -- i 33xeirxol i Offiooei RG Ky 1 M CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tonn S A JirNEWBOLD Manager 34a W Main Street LoulRvllle tW- 1Ci -tL Vi l l3fcBeiies - V AEOrt tctTti iiiiooiitv luimiTui vivivvm ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Padticali Ky U mw e uuuu v tn it jriuuscr ti it uuuuiu nu t ji tv Cor Main and AUctioifSw T L LRE MaMg J r-i- - AT npinnuAM iMuumnn iiiuuit T- uiucogo ill uuuuiug no niiitf Memphis Tonn FORD M nnr - 3a7tJnppr Second St S k rz - V L r Evanltvli- Ind 7 IT Ji v f2r Fresh Items of Interest to e liail arfGMKE TRAOE- which will appear from time to time permanently epufying thisvspatel 1 irSteep aSljiara Lookout PITHY 00iL PARAGRAPHS i y r - According to an item in the Colliery by England of London command of the Queen a concert was given at Windsor Castle by members of the Trcorky Choir the singers consisting principally ol miners St Bernard Coal Company - SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Bulletin Providence R I The largest cargo of C03I which ever came into the harbor arrived at noon on the Bth In theso days when such large vessels are in thd coal trade carrying immense cargoes of coal such a cargo as this is a matter of considerable im- ¬ portance especially in marine circles Schooner Gov Ames the largest schooner in the world runs here regu larly with cargoes of over 31700 tons but this cargo beat her but by a big margin The barge Delaware the new vessel in question has a cargo of 3100 tons of soft coal Junded at Nor folk iind consigned to the New York New Haven Hartford R R to be discharged at Wilkes Barre pier ¬ ¬ guardian ¬ w r The stealing of coal from the cars of the B 0 R R in South Baltimore j is causjg3 the company a great deal of I loss Tons of coal are stolen daily from A Vains as they arrive from the Georges reek mines The detectiye force is rig to break up the practice h o 1 tg ikalcrs ought to sea that the editor has a supply of coal Perhaps then he will not uc so crauoeu ial rekttA lttlm ir4l ti4ln So lmin iltl it by their boosting up the price of another so cents a ton Western paper says of the local Everv dull dav that is ex- ers The The new coal ordinance at Chicago III makes the legal ton 2000 pounds There are to be three inspectors vho shall judge of the capacity of the carts and the owner of any cart not capable of holding a ton or multiple thereof shall be fined not less than 25 nor more than 56 Every coal dealer shall obtain a license as such the license fee t to be S5po per year V St lletnard Coal Companys MinnLocoraotlvo at St Gharlss Ky ia despatch trom ro i t onnelisvwe vv g r nl tlw Tnn Tl iincllsylle region showed an advance nr T vwivc pytva will u y p fa Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St diaries rHines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL I3 THE MARKET ifcfm T 1 iioo tons for last week over the previous one An investigation ot the short weights so frequently occurring and sometimes reaching as high as 300 pounds on a consignment reveals the fact that the railroads were to blame or larelessness in weighing Henceforth the railroad weights will not be accepted until verifled of Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price Crushed Soke for Base Burners and Furmes amuchess 4 CRUSHEtfCOKE vfef for ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY RAILROAD llM Time was when householders wouldv not listen to the suggestion of any other fuel than the product of the Pittsburgh mines but that day is past It is how conceded that for all essential purposes Kentucky coal is thn equal of the Pennsylvania article while it is cheaper and its use is building up the State The possession of these mines has also prevented the river pool from putting up prices to any cxorbitantfigurc that might suit them Railroads and river in this case act as mutual checks It is an exceptionally fortunate position for a city to occupy thus rendered independent of railroad alliances by a great waterway like the Ohio and with abundant home resources to take the place of Im ported supplies The price of coal has fallen appreciably In the past few years in spite of the utmost cfiorts of miners and dcalo rs to keep up rates All the standard kinds including Pittsburgh arc offered at very low terms- - Courier journal ¬ ¬ ¬ r ¬ ¬ t ¬ i S4k T IfaM pfe x A - W II JERKAG AN VIce Pre and Gen Uangr UNION FOft INPAotY Bayard at Edinburgh speaking as The impartial anddispassionate Sfjurclj Dirccloru N L Caabler O W WADDIIL So far as the miscalled Great historian will one day set down the a native a representative citizen f iWiaaiMiiaiiiwaiatupiisiwai Powers of Europe are concerned present Turkish Government as CATIIOUC CHURCH Of Till IMMACULATg the an BAT Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern R an observer of great experience 3opkios Gounlu then wc may consider the Arme one of the most cruel wicked and CONCCrTIOH an official of long service and nian question settled and THROUGH TRIJNK The con infamous that ever existed nnd he Hrrtmau yooa ra aecond naaa and sermec Rotary instruction eminent position Nothing more cert of the powers is unbroken So will set down the Great Powers 9 19 a m arsry Sunday A M and benediction ai TERMS bctweco th cltlw of Coanah pastor m ija p riCTWEEN cmrTioM Perfect har also as participators in its guilt outrageously indecent has dis- is their inaction CHRISTUM CIlUtCH Cincinnatij Lexington Louisvillo i ic Year In advn fi oo lor they haye consented to its graced the annals of our diplomacy mony prevails among them So crimcs--SraManthi 30 LOUISVILLE Sanrlret recoiatly held morning and tvsalur Y Tribune Evansyille St Louia Three Monthtv 5 utter aary f list and Third Sunday In eacb month Madisonville Ky He spoke of his own country as doesplayed inhumanity The Turk Vouna- Mcna rarer mettlni TuaJdar nittbt JuiHJUMT APYUTKIUIMTI And lbs cities- of has fast and loose with them AND Renuiar Local Notion five ctnti per lino eacb JOT IM Q JAITTV rUAU day tchoolPrayer jomeeting J TLuraday nlihl bun- - Nashville Memphis Montgomery I the cradle of political debauchery at will fooled them baffled them at 9 a la W LIGON ratlor sertion l Special Nolicei Drerler run with local tad of his own countrymen as disinsulted them defied them They ing matter fifteen ceoti per lino each Mobile and New Orleans MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH tf tlon disreputable de have endured it all with meekness honest and Slick - - - 50 1 ALSO Kerrices second Saturday ettnlng and Sunday Ralei by lbs quarter onyear fuirolibed go Ctxtxtrxmo I Gifjill Prayer meeting Monday niibt and humility They have seen ach month I application to tlill office rncM ANDTO f bauches He said that the public Sunday cbool al u jo a ui V S Bdirarda Pastor UBiTUAittaotTeiolQtlcntot reaped lesa than AND SPEED UNRIVALED conscience had been blunted that tens of thousands of Armenians CINCINNATI AND EVANSVILLL twelve lineilmertea Per line er trie- general banking business Transacts K S CHURCH lion tbereot oter twelve nea will be charge I public life had been corrupted wantonly butchered by official dc and Invites tbo accounts ot the clllrens o WHITES SREkM hvecentd Sunday SHORTEST AMD QUICKEST ROUTE Services flrtt Sunday each month t Do not purchase a Tickets Hopklaa and adjoining counties that our politics had degenerated crce women violated infanfs tor w school at t oo p m 0 M UUKNliTT Patter W Club Rates furnUked for moat papeu From St Louis Evonsyille t Hag the finest and most sitcnro vaultln inl periodicals NORTH EAST SOUTH OR WEST into a low mercenaay scramble tured to death hundreds of thousM r CHURCH SOUTH i section ot Keotuclc y and Henderson to the that instead of statesman we now ands doomed to death through VtltU yotl have consulted an Affnt of the j Bee Publishing La Servleea everv fourth Sunday morninf a d FOR 20 YEARS ntgbt by j T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting have for our leaders a swarm of starvation and exposure a whole Has lod all WORM Romodloo I SOUTHEAST AUD SOUTH FuauiHMf very Irlday nlht rV c If he race exterminated and all this by ichafferers and jobbers EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 p Y P S CHRISTIAN SNDBAROR omitted anything defamatory and a fowcr tor whose cood behavior ii v att jntumnaTM flon UMITltD TRAINS Prayer meetlni every Sunday evening at 6J0 4 THROUBH COACHES l ftnifuinopof HitniusK fo bt ton scandalous anything violent and they have long stood surety And POSITIONS GUARANTEED al Assembly Hal aaV UaV KT lash km ailw ruiAMA nyKjiT busuwrs jA they have not ventured to speak anything rancorous and under reasonable conditions Do not say It ran spiteful From above cities to Nashville 0DKK RQUIIMSNT not be done till you send for free catalogue of bitter we do not now recall it one brave word or to strike a sinZIOH A H B CHURCH and Chattanooga makgle blow to stop the hideous work PRACTICAL Sarvlcaa aver Sundar mornlne at it nclocs DRAaHON5 From beginning to end the speech HN BCHOIS T B LYNCH JSIISW Why not andftenlnxst y oclock Snndsy acbool al 930 Germany chief maring direct con- 3 gem IOR was a savage and furious and rabid 00 Gen pass Aar mi ttAi Tiavr iiur SuHicIently Healsdl ElGWCipe tirade against his country liis peo plot in the whole infernal busiU4t4iei4 nection madisonville ky Louisvitxt ky HAfTUT A war BELMONT asiWou ServicesMr ZtON at it am CHURCHpm San with iHjllman palace cars job work tastily executed at this ple their niorals their methods ness gives us answer NusUvIUc Xeun and 7 Sabbath leading to the slaughter of the Tills House It Newt I This College is atrono ly endorsed by bankers and thejr instutions day school si g io a in W V foster pttstcr Purnllilns are New LJlvP TvT For AtlarjtaSavanaah Macon and merchants POUR weeks by Draughons office A trial order is all we ask European armies would be a worse X JJ Bverrthlng Flt clattl Whether Mr Bayard is insane method of teachinar boolckeeDtnar la eaual to evil than anything that lias hap Special ad- - does not VKLVR weeks by the old plan Jacksonville and Points matter now He should MADISONVILLB KY tltaMionclllr in anoruiana i entnansnip anu ieics- nufcaCheap A more damn board Open to both sexes Ho resign or be recalled ihy If an Am- pened in Armenia IN FLORIDA JOHN hitlou Kuter now Rillroad Far Paltf excuse couiu ngt ue inauc Mrs Saraij PrvVitt Probrifor ing CHRISTIAN CHURCH We have recently prepared bassador of Great Britain or any 1 IMC CTnnV here can it means be no interPreaching third ond fourth Sundays al Connections are made at Guthrisj IJffln ulUUIi books on ISoockbepihO other enlightened and adapt-l-103a a nr and a 00 p M by Rev S V Fowler Shorthand and Psnmahsiiip especially Study Official Directory Communion aervicA everv Sundav at 10 to a m power had said of his own lnd vention without a European war Write for Home and Nashville or all points to home studv cannot stop Turkish Iayer mealing every Wednesday evening at I jo i circulars ai once and people before an audience of The Powers North East South and West County foreigners what Mr Bayard said deviltry without fighting among BAPTIST CHURCH The In Pullman Palace Cars The concert of the Judge ot Circuit Conrt C J Pratt of us at Edinburg last November themselves Preaching every first and third Sunday morning BAYARD SHOULD RESIGN Commonwealths AttorneyJohn T Grayol Madisonville Ky official head would have fallen Powers is a concert of selfishness Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Iis Wodiiesday evening Sunday school every Sun County Halt Jno G and inhumanity They have agreed Judge ofAttotner Court Salmon EMIGRANTS day morning at g Ij ince the President has not seen within two hours or the govern together not to interfere Uut to let County Clerk W KoV Arnold County II ment that protected him would rfuNKllNE Seeking homes on the line of this Transacts a General Banking Uuslness to recall Mr Bayard on account Sheriff Will Thomson I the extermination of the Arme U B CHURCH SOUTH WttEMHBsJo I tailor s P oautt f behavior which even his most havebecn consigned to everlasting road will receive special low rates Special attention given to collections Schools Thoa Ilf Sf h Praacbtnit every first and third Lords day nians go on unchecked They have Superintendent of I1UUIII morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer TnTriE dent English admirers admit was infamy and odium Such thinrrs united upon a policy ormfamy vuvuHJlfu II See agents of this fompany or iyimuqw meeting Thursday evening Sundsy school every discussing could not UAOISTRATVS Mr as we are now serious Indiscretion Sunday morning at 9 00 oclock rates routes c or write to He Ilist Dlalrict IlenryiShaw Bayard should now offer the happen to any other people Second Dlstslcl JParnswortb being Third District J OCllacon wanos bnortagc is jr CUUIIRRLANP r RHSDYTBRIAH CHURCH C P Atmors Q P k T A American people the only repara- should resign since wo are so Iourth DltiriciTI Jonee on but there is noth Ireachtng every Second Sabbath at 11 a m BAJHVIU pa his power and resign He merciful as to give him the oppor- commented tion in v rpner inn utaiiici Louisville KsolucSty Prayer and 730 p ui by W A noon Pastor Slilli District W U falo Alius Old Joker If not he should be im ing short in Victory Co a stock no longer enjoys popular respect tunity meeting every Irlday night at 730 oclock Ho was sent to England of shoes Their prices are low nOUTE OF THE and confidence He is no longer peached A LA DBLLE JARDINIERE THE to speak for the dignity the honor See their bargains regarded as a fitting and acceptCogc Directory CHURCH PRBSBVrBRIAN CHICAGO and IlMITED able representative of his country the civilization and the welfare of Sunday school every Sunday morning ai 011 B W TURNUK IODGB No jJ ft NASHVILLE Instead of that lie And 1P himself has acknowledged United States a M amino meetuiis tne lint and Preaching oyery third Sunday afternoon al 4 t MINIMUSl ii has testified to our degradation Why llllrd Saturdays In each monin al yijo p oclock 7kJV The only that he is not in sympathy with Tr in Traniienibreihrencordiallvlnvlici Off with his I to attend AHNOIDW M his follow citizens by abusing and and our infamy K mailman VoBtllmled Tralrv flayvioq wlth Cms Cowru Secretary -- uid reviling own them in a fashion head Washington Post Has taken a porntanent stand at the head Kewent avnd Finest Day Ooncho V rummm yiia isyiyayiayny I Sleoiwsrs and Dlninc Oara ot the class with a full and complete Block of lich it were baje flattery to call Pay butono profit between maVor aod IODGK No 140 m- BT OUKHNARI every lueidayiilght JKEJlCiUKT TAltOH- SI user and thai a ninttl lust ono Meets lecent 4 P SakAtlfio AmwkHH Oyr lllg fQO Vmv OalttUuo Hint Buyr i iop 11 VlilliiuUeilnuwr CiSii3S SRO Iiii-WSOUTH In his Edinburgh speech de Atwey f t ilially Invited to attend ofe OvU pro ypatliat Jt powlble Weighs isii A AisIh ui jiisjsist R LITTELL PIURCK MI4VKUS N 0 livered just after the November wfTOi- Bounds ROeeJIlufltmtlons descrlbca C II HURT Secretary Which bo offers to his patrons at prices cndllltliuono proatprcoofovor0000 eleclions Mr Bayard denounced wtitcti barmonlie with a poor mans pocket Terre Haule Indianapolis Wo send It Attorney asd Councilor ia Patent urtlclcuovMythlHgyouuso BARLINOTON COMMANDIRY the Anicrjcan peoplertheir public tot lSccaUi thats not for tbo book but UNI IID ORPIill OP TIIK GOLIHiN No jjj and plices competitors In the shade CRObi part of tho pomUko or oxprcistaKO meets Second ami Iouilli Saturday nights each political institu to Mf nioraK and tlci CHICAGO Trade Mar and Cepyrigkt Csasi IMrHHlIE8 OF CLOTHS 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