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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1896

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 bee1896012301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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of tU bvy cuttomert asked wbera the coke ptMtoat wa located t calrl In ho common to hlavM waylay coal teams and ielp to COBleoU of wagon iK V t - K St - Bernard Coal ompany INCORPORATED U - SOMETHING WORTH KNOWIM is asking for bids Our NatmnalGovernment on sOinp Cooo tons of coat for tho navy at Key West nod Jamaica i - iWX f riiiHlrM I UlLu rAfJuhrv ii t -- iVv 71 i V IbteaM Arathkr coatasd wood takes place in n dlacspoUe IaU wbeaever a cold day comes Tlw gn doi not keep up a sofiletent head ap ptuntly j - mm f jr V Informailoa has reached the Navy Department that tbe Hrltlsh Government Is displaying great Ucilvlty la sterfex coal at its well fortified naval Lucia near the J coaliagdWffly siatipn o St VmkissIm coast s Although there is no likelihood that all the ac- ¬ cessible coal within a short radius of Pittsburgh will be mined for generations to come aa interesting fact reported by tbe Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph that within the next five years nil the accessible coal io the first and second pools will be entirely mined out and the river coal operators will be compelled to turn their attention to points further up tbe Mononga helia Valley V itj ff jr acteh u Tha SBMlaa railroads are all making consider pfitM toward tba cubitliullon of petto 1wd lor coal and wood for lotomltvo fuel Many locoaotlvet have already been altered at a W v V V J i Skt Tft T I I l V t - i i i l sBSBBfciBaK S w mm m cost of abont fjjo per cagjoe r VVjf v r tBBBSM 4hk2 - tt -- rtreric-aBir - nl of tbe Ice run of last week there uu luth at the Louisville Canal aucb as has i sot t seta there id the year past o all tbe t coat aklpptrs were bustling to ftat their supplies tbrcmh for tba South ere ce arrived la advance rV St Bernard Coal Companys Goal Tlppeat Paducab W clip this from Coal Trade Journal There has beeo a very decided falling ou in Ky I the output of tba mines of Hopkins County aisc tba receat russ from Pittsburgh and Kan bawiu reached Loakvllle During the shortage tbe Hopkins mines fur lot k PittsbarKb cost used and tor xererai feiitiMlht bulk of aihswere busy night and day Wa wonder where such items are obtained IWe have noUtsard af nay mine running night land day tn Hopkins County on account of PlIU- Most of Ibo counties output ts Ihoriih Ebortise N aaiatdca the Henderson Division of tbn L UoiA aad is accesiibl to Lonisviile market ao Rboe nines situatea on u uPittsburghy num shortage lab county felt the effect of U L1mJ hdi ont kn - nrh nvlrnl as Indicated ii eva EaLmqu JiTo v sfiy if irl vi tJKJlt a for all iises from Earlingtbn Diamond and St Charles Mines Only iferating screens ana irieKing xaDies nsea the sest selected uoal nsr the market VrlML viy fr 9 Coal j Ky under the new ordinance regulating the collection of licenses by tbe sink iog fund all peddlers must pay tooo for tbe privilege of telling during the period of six mouths This includes the peddlers of coal who are very numerous In that city the exact number being unknown from tbe fact that no license has been charged for peddling coal since last July The assistant license inspectors are now busy trying to make all peddlers and particu larly those selling coal take out the required lj jr cense The license on teams nas also bseu in ¬ creased and tbe inspectors have a great deal of extra work looking after this class of persons Quito a large number of licenses fall duo at the beginning of tbe year and this requires more than ordinary vigilance at this time It is esti ¬ mated that the new ordinance will add about 50000 to tbe sinking fund during thj current year At Louisville v jBWt VSB 1 sami - - fc lK - A SRDSHBr Soke f6rBasS BfMB -¬ - The Droduction of coat in thoUnlted States in creased very largely during tbe year Jdst eaded and has attained a total BieLaan cvci BBBBffstiraato or waarSKenabledtO ma lairly accural totaioutoufwhcb will ThiuTatrgducfidll publish iu the United rtf IT1 ANDFUPA0BS Vhybuy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE foia much less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal - StalefHWiSgiaaouiDted to tXut rojoeoooo tons of 2000pounds or 17602900 metric toas iBlST valued at S2r2600ooo as compared with 960781 short tons or 154229383 metric tons la 1804 valued at f18472187r Tho production of anthracite iu 1895 was about 55000000 short tons or d out 3500000 tons more than in 1894 Tbe bituminous coal ijl - - rice ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY a leftthen tried to get in hander but attain failed and was forced out into the street and started off to the station house I I wont walk he roared belong to the American Navy and it wont be said I was ever led by any blackson a gun of a Kanaka Wont you walk asked one of his captors No and he Then you shall ride called a carriage they bounced the tipsy sailor into if and away A life he went merrily singing Ho had im on the ocean wave bibed freely and his offense consisted In amusing himself by throwing beer bottles at the head of the proprietor The native police ol Honolulu arc said to make fairly good offI was surprised to find so icers many Kanakas holding office In nearly every department of the government were native clerks and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ production was about 140000000 short tons The United States is rapidly moving up to ¬ ward the first place as tbe greatest coal pro ¬ ducer in the world No doubt before tbe year 1900 it will have reached that point I nac FA1I haJ lIHE PEARL OF THE PACIFIC net Is ne econdof by John of the B 5ertesof Letters R Mustek JljNuvd btj 1 Columbian Historical Brother Against rtcetc Mi ilfht ii br Fu Ntw York WaqhUU Courinr IM City of Honolulu A Bit of ita ftUtoryjind a Climb up to the Punch Bowl Honolulu dates its existence nd town from 1816 Before this Me itjwai jt iiet Halting village 4t IBB liropmHUiBU mciu tuu cvcrai wtttie men on uw isiumib mane thern one lohn Younc I hose romantic career almost ri- laisthiUol Captain John Smith a- rante on tho IOUng hU be rJtnvegsol Eleanor attu una V - csyt savo tvia were hv tlidsavnfreBKaniehamelia Jig Young and DaVia only Ue- tjiey were export in mo use sarmS When Itll ol the is- Ki5 had been brought under I control of Katneliatneha Tolm luuBg was made governor of Ha Jatfthe largest isMwd of the group I Young was ajh4fmioro titan Ml Jits 4 - nunu lroteiner wtm a sauur uAi frotriJi little schooner The Il5JrIcnn The comnuindcr 11 iDiureii civ iviiik jvaiiiuiiuuii - Utat Honolulu to command the Urbor He was lve lUUtpower direct its constrebn andearly 0 Irdinary abthtyj4ine oecatnea nrtd uq subject dfKainehamclfa In iu nitccessor on the throne 815 h adviwd the erection of a Oiuruirnmw ia anu compteieu inc satuu ycur lilifbrt was neatlv square ni eas ting btwSthre and four jmn- l jailUHiy w ibout ttjeltsffeftlbfeh ftakttvvtiy feet tnicK ti ws uuw m miu iroclc Md ha4 embrasures for can 1 ntanA on me seaward bkiq n -- nu tiat snoiyufcii street w onvv ss tne aix eight and t forty 1 owrir yi rlith rrTryL indiHefcwt placUd untler tnapq oiwiwmuvwvi n liMnMinhar i tHJil Willi tL rnnrt H Tf hllfllulW Ml tiiustpnanupiij vynr iwy vt wtonane3 RCCQmpanytns mm ferh1nc ntmolttln has bsn tlio w nntH rxv it ol wt rnnirtut for trfo tbliildv thf dticTiinoii 01 t m uy ot nl I decided to Uift stroll about this beautiful littlo yan the baobab the htchee the city of the tropics ntul see the avocado the mango and palms sights innumerable Hero also are the These sights are well worth brilliant and gaudy banyain vil crossing n continent and an ocean kua the prolific plumcria the night to see They are such as no pen blooming ccrctts and the bright Wc have cati describe no camera depict no and attractive crotons painter place on canvass The in this an illustration of the bene beatitics and blessings which nature ficicnt transformation effected by has so abundantly bestowed on the foreigners in Hawaii From these islands must bs seen to bo the days of Vancouver the foreign residents have been tireless in inappreciated Perhaps the most beautiful tree troducing ornamental and useful in the world is the Royal Palm plants which grows on the Sandwich Is- ¬ A smooth path of crushed and lands In her forthcoming book cindcrdikc lava usually leads entitled Around tlio World wtilt rom tho front gate to the resiMrs Mary dence which is almost hidden in the White Ribbon Clement Leavitt says its gorgeous surroundings of rich The Royal Palm introduced tropical verdure There are a here from tho West Indies com thousand shady nooks and cool bining the beauty of architecture retreats inviting oncfo come in in its perfectly symmetrical highly and rest from tho dust and heat Tho houses of the Americans are polished atul beautifully colored columnar trunk with tho swaying the most imposing and beautiful grace of its long plume like leaves excepting only the public buildeasily takes a place second to none ings - They are most beautifully decorated with tho greatest variety ia tho world over of trees flowers plants and shrubs Her ucscrjptton is neither Sp smooth tastefully painted and ornamented drawn nor incorrect Tho native Hawaiian also paints coland symmetrical arc these his house and gives much care to umnar trunks that a gentleman who was with mo asked A citizen tho ornamentation of hta grounds if they did not scrape the bodies while tho Chinamans house is un but picturesque in its of tho trees or sand paper them painted There are few residences m the Oriental style of architecture cjty which aro not surrounded with Chinese houses in Honolulu are built just as they are in Hong 1 ho city is licit tn vegetapalms not usually Kong They are usually two stotion Tho houses arc grand or imposing but very pic- ma in height small and quaint turesque and the grounds aro am- with tho lbalcony fronting on the ple Tho Hotioluluan thinks more street At almost every hour you can of his lawns than of his house The approach to the house is generally see thq almond eyed Celestial with tlirottgli a voritauio uovvcr garden his Oriental dress even to the Usually there is nn avanno of sauce pan shaped bamboo hat a palms between which are numer long pole on ins sitouuier witu a ous plants or shrubs crtuisou vor- - wciglil on each pud that would milhon anil gdlu A tall caputs stagglr a common man jogging often roaches to thtf height of alonfaat a dog trot a pace at twenty fetlt witk llbwqra pi every whcu ha never seems to weary hue and tho banana spreads its Long ejljerieiice has made him broad leaves before jqij Oranges skilful imcarrying largo burdens Wttifd passing a Chinese res dates and figfigrowin thayards and Almost everything is tnurant in company With several of gardens tropical A few plants trees and my acquaintances wo were starred floweramaybe peen which graw in by apraah and immediately there the colder clime but thuy roach ws such a commotion among tho and aro Japsfnnd Chinamen that one might sucl gigantic proportion of such gorgeous colors as to bfi have supposed the had broken out afresh hardly recognisnbl GreM ircqs that oolrty though they might Suddenly a sailor from the U S came Bennington havd had fitly year of growth woro planted by pwpU who aro still In bounchig jthrpugh the crowd with middle age Walk into one of tjto a uativcs policoma11 holding to numerous yards whore tintvtnd cacji njm r Nearly all the poie pf Hono trees and vines reJrWefftJ lulu afflwfvcs or Kanakas and though on ttegubi you w 11 mm iiavr aw iine lnstyooking fellows When thfcVKOt hold oL one it requires has been iu UljnKty and duxterjty to get away mmhbJbJmew has bottom out iVopietA TlCvnung Diueacicjt tncu IQ get i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Uuno-Japa-mseAV- ar maU-of-w- ¬ tiWS K vtifHW WUBBBr JOwv flinili Jf j II1M11 Kill pit and carried away large quantities ot hit and with a poise like a squirrel road and started up the mountain HRONICES apDles coarse eating hickory nuts passed on side A few snrubs and ij l3nt tlu fruit was not carried afar The next specimen of the genus grass were all I at first encounter- ¬ otf2butYwas takerPtmto the homes of those BV W A TOOMBS homo was an honest looking China ed but soon a new obstacle prewhtrSweir nigh1 untoithPjtJcanand left a man sented itself in the form of a thorny iv Npw it came to pas In those days iiniHnninin- umi -It is a that there dwelt within the city of Earling nhwiAn nt Ww Man1 rirtrtr My celestial friend can you shrub called lantana WWM rV- uur un buuaiug the name of this vege- species of mesquite and is ruinous Ion one James who was called the Dean pronounce psrcciveu uis guiug riet tation to the clothes and uncomfortable he 15 And It came to pass that in a And the same Dean was of the tribe No savclil John sighed and to the skin It is a hardy plant having tar upon bis morning when the people arose and found passed on I was growing almost triumphs over drouth and flour- ¬ of North Carolina turpenline upon apples at their doors they marvelled greatly desperate in my bewilderment ishes in a flood It thrives alike heels and tba smell ol saying What manner of man is this that persimwhen a dark visaged son of Italy in rich soil poor soil stony ground his raiment and a yearning for bringeth forth such good fruit and they mons and honey shucks and where there is little or no soil appeared ate rejoicing The most skilled botanist 3 Moreover the Dean possessed a farm I beg your pardon stranger at all 16 When tbe Dean wasarose and beheld but can you inform me if that rank has never been able tp find a single in thosq regions which are a way back those things be was angered saying see is a field of exaggerated use for lantana than filibusters or and he kept a misbandman thereon to vegetation those dad blasted bill billies devouring my It dress and till It horseradish or some species of the restoration of monarchy substance and giving thanks verily have snreads like contamon and defies tropical melon Deari made a covenant with they turned out as one man tbeivlnff1 Also It is nearly in J tbe4 nun tba With a look ol contempt he plow and hoe whq hoppeth clods saying I have beeu told JJBrlag tboit mo a certain portion of that destructible 17 Then gal be blm an old musket answered that if you cut it down each joint thou raisest and tbe rest shall remain as which had not tasted powder sicca the Satze banan new plant U days when men were rebellious and gave- Tho mystery was solved at last will start a separatewill come again thine own t a double dose of that powder which be you grub It out it The next morning I awoke to V 5 And it came to pass that from time lonceth unto euns nnd placed shot therein will rise like find it raining but in tho after- ¬ and if you burn it jt the phenix triumphant from its unto time the husbandman would bring which bucketh enough to slay a bear whictf ivW noon the skies becauic clear The unto him figs and pomegranates and the is grizzled meanwhilo vowmg vengeancet I had streets of Honolulu are not as well ashes Ifto do a an enemy whom full grown corn in the ear mortal injury I officers payed and dratnedAs they might I wished i 18 And a great terror is fallen upoa the In theevening we wandered to be After a rain they present fully would sow lantana in his fields this 6 Yea ot all the fruits of the ijeldsand i neignuors anu wucn ibo sun goctu uowb Sometimes half buried in of the garden did be deliver unto his lord every manhasteth unto his own house and Emma as bad an appearance as do the a beautiful park- named blindly even tpunklns and cymlios Square in honor of Queen Emma thoroughfares of New York Chi- noxious plant I struggled At locketh himself within nor doth he venture last who is known as the good and cago or St Louis v Some streets up the mountain side Until tbe sun is risen next day lest the tho my way across a sort of 7 And whensoever ha would dotiverinso J out should take him for u thief and ot Here the Hawaiian are paved with n sort of cement making just queen Dean Dean would cat as a glutton thereof and dis- resembling asphalt but many are a ravine to some rocks blackened much that he wpuld toil pot neither would laave of him a sufficiency for the coroner band was assembledout of coursed some ol the sweetest not naved nt all After a rain the by time I sat down almost on being to sit thereon tlie bo spin for several days because of dojibly intense for a breath to rest My lioia music I ever listened to TheHa heat seems foundered waiians are excellent musicians disagreeable steam arises which rocks was slight I had scarcely SHEEP WASHup and there are many Hawaiian airs makes one sigh foe the good old six inches of space to cling to and 8 And it cumo to pass upon a certain The Henderson Journal saysthc below me yawn a chasm fifty feet day when the autumn was come and the composed by the natives some of days in Hawaii when people did There was no ureeze on fig tree had cast its leaf that the husband- record was broken on fines in cri which are really beautiful When not wear cldthes This discomfort deep however tins side of the mountain anu the man brought unto the Dean a cbailot cuit court Saturday rdien a jury as- ¬ first discovered they had several lasts only a short time exefeedingly which was so laden with apples that the musical instruments one of which The streets dry quickly and a rays of the sun were sessed Frederick Gdystein ipPo was a uose pipe played by blow- gentle cooling breeze fans the warm So as soOnaS I had recov- horses could scarce pull thosamo The for maintaining a nuisance ered my breath I resumed my ing through it with the nose heated face 9 Straightway did the Deaii put tho case was bitterly fought on both I toilsome journey to the top Fort Street 13 the Broadway of Just back of the city of Hoito apples within birreU in his cellarand he sides and was the outcome of the From it branch off lulu a mountain rears its head afterward learned there Was a path placed a great lock upon tho door of the establishment of the sheep washp Honolulu JEN numerous streets leading to the several feet in tlie air From some on the west side of the mountain same lest thieves shquld break through in Glass alley right and left One thing is pecu- ¬ supposed resemblance to that ar- which tho steep is accessible to and steal This sheep wash is made from No regard is ticle the mountain i3 called the foot travelers liar in Honolulu 0 Having done these things tho Dean tobacco stems and in concentrated As eeen from the top of the paid to the pointsof the compass Punch Bowl Tourists invariably many apples within bis pockets and form is shipped in barrels to Ger Punch Bowl Honolulu Tie terms viilkai toward the sea scale the lofty heights from which charming picture The presents a put little city walked with an untitretchnd neck and many it purports to ue tor some QXtnanka toward the mountains are a grand birds eye view may be obin the dense foliage mincing feet and looked disdainfully upoili disease of German sheep but there used Ewa means on the right tained ot the city bay ahipping half hidden iS a suspicion that it is used in of the tropics has a shy coquetish bis poor neighbors because they hnu not and maWhi for the left Thus the and whole stirrouudinp country manufacture of cigarettes or like apples even as had he Dean 3B V appearance Hawaiian Hotel is on the tnanka Like all other tourists I deter ¬ purpose and that ic tariff duty is Ifby a I was willing to return sidq of Hotol Street ewa of Richard mined to pay tllo Punch Bowl a 11 Dut when the night was corns and avoided by calling itsliWj wash less precipitous Street I am told that these terms visit and us I leflriipdtlut many beaten path and way I paused 10 the Dein laid himself upon those leaves This factory has operated hear which are gleaned from the gcose he Henderson for some years but are even Used iu surveying lands tourists had walked to its heights route On the of convicts ut There is not a street laid out or I set put one morning on foot cazo unon a snuad Tho uniform slumbered not neither flU ho nloep but only recently moVSdjjntQthe city rolled from side unto side In groat agony house built with any regard to the As 1 left the citv and entered upon work on the road I winding road which leads of the Hawaiian convict Varies ac and beeue of his folly having devoured of tho cgmpass ANOTHER MISTAKE cardinal points the lom Whjle wondering in thesubarb3 up to tliOUizzy Iteignt many 01 cording to the offenseitb yhich he ftp-- many apples ho was constrained to A dispatch to the Owensboro 11 U 18 only a misue largo quantities ot tiregorlc and ol the city I came in sight of a the busy little Japs and Chinese is charged f- Inquirer from Henderson sayat pf Hwalow field of wjia at first seemed corn cast curious glances at me and meanor ho wears a suit one half is cleave tp a heated slone The old Liberty Bell passed U ho I from theyihe clad cottages along blue the other brpwil Green corn in November ta Then did It cqmeio pav that when car n- occasional convicted of a felony his garb is the weather was becomocold t is a rich through here in a frerght thought It js not possible t the way I caught day afternoon tit 4 oclock guardej black and white striped tbtisiripes Determined to investigate I en- glimpses of dark eyed maidens an1 by tour men it was octng ta perpendicular instead pf mans heart llMifiJn- Aci a tered the field and came upon tall peedjng fqrtlr from trollised vines being placed straw hack to Philadelphia from Atla as ia the uniform of put hH brpad Javed vegetatlen which At lilsi wiried with traveling horizontal prisoners in the United tinAattutti anil fiitiffffif unon the straw i A explained elsewhere t kw of the I hailed an Civec q rosSirWpU seemed to have most was a puzzle to m wieU an hillock j ll AI our yciing ivbiu uv SSHV But one of this qusid ittV V WwUdVi intelligent looking Hawaiian and ua end I lMfit to cast gWnces up States tp which ueit wa3 com thjj Rtttepltidfcp Pf thftJilcli Howl wore strjped clqtlies askqdj ff Musick one when it diiUome wo w pus k cTiain fliabtii JtoJtriK Wt ij tltil tin tWjll yoa tSiil me hat kind Of Uud rtcbtfin m disccrnJtW tt wmj j but the Jtablyif WW 0atf o init ot vnBaJBi i Qif Wf IM Itf ¬ ¬ - - - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m mi - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ apptfnd - t1 111 1 mrHmftd 111 LKMd iH 11 1 cik MP w W V 1W m p ¬ i HP- - s Mfc ri Mr Carroll moved cral Relations a resolution that the House rosolvo itself into a committee of tho whole and that a committee of threo be appointed by tho chair to extend a cordial invitation to Dr W Godfrey Hunter tw address tho body and explain Ins position on the currency tariff and foreign policy of the government Mr Lyons said tho views of the nomi nee ot tnc Kcpuuucnns on tuoso questions were well known and satisfactory to those supporting him and this buncombe resolution came with a bad grace from mem bers who would not in any case vote for him and that the opinion of Dr Hunter on these and nil other national questions would be delivered on the floor ol the United States Senate and now moved that the resolution lio on the tabic which was ordered A resolution in relation to the sale of leaf tobacco was referred to the Committee on Agricultureand Manufacture Adjournment took place till Thurs day In the Senate on Ihuraday after the usual opening with prayer and reading of tho Journal Mr Bron ston presented and had read a re solution rccmuK mat k nau uecn openly charged that certain Son- ators now occupying seats in this body arc ineligible by reason of holding incompatible offices and by reason of having forfeited their offices of Senator by accepting and using free passes upon railroads therefore he moved that a special committee composed of Senator Gocbel Fulton Weissingcr Sims and Bronston all Democrats be created and empowered and directed to investigate and deter mine if such is the case and report what disposition shall be made of Senators it does not mention if any are found to be ineligible with power to summon witnesses with books and papers and to report at any time and precedence shall be given to said report over all other business Mr Jones moved to amend by adding the names of two Republicans to be appointed by the Chair Amendment rejected and resolution adopted Five Bills on new legislation Five to amend General Statutes and one to repeal the law relatiag to Reg istry of Land Office were introduced and Senate Bills from four to eight inclusive read a second time and appropriately referred then adjournment took place House Thursday Jan 16th Mr Grider read and laid on the table to lay Tver one day a joint resolution that the two Houses meet in joint session on Thursday January 23 1896 at 1 oclock noon in the House of Representatives to proceed to the election of a State Mr Barnett from the Librarian Committee on Railroads and Commerce reported II Bill 85 with- ¬ out expression of opinion It is to regulate freight charges on railroads within the limits of the State of Kentucky being the long and short haul bill to compel a rate the same per mile for any distance Ordered to its second reading on another day and recommitted to the same committee Mr Carson moved that the House grant leave to the Committee on Contested Elections in the case of Warner vs Tompkins to sit during the session of the House and while under discussion it was laid aside to hear the report of the special committee on providing for the publi- ¬ cation of the daily proceedings of the two Houses who reported in favor of awarding the contract to Mr Geo A Lewis of the Frank fort Roundabout who was the low- ¬ est bidder Mr Lyons moved that the report lie on the table because cause both sides were outrageously high stating that the sum paid at the last session was 150 while if this report was adopted the cost would be S450 for this session The motion to lay on the table was rejected Mr Hay moved that the report be referred back to the Senate and House Committee so that their action might be uniform and that they open the competition to the bidders mentioned and all others so ordered Mr Carsons resolution beiug again taken up Mr Swinford de clarcd there was no reason for such a request as the committee was making all possible haste in the matter and made the point of order that members could not be deprived of their right to be present during the sessions of the House A num ber of members spoke on the ques tion and various amendments were ¬ ¬ r i Tim DemboralaNatibMl Con FRANKFORT DOINGS vention to bd hold in Chicago on July 7th Mr Cleveland lias told Second Letter From our Special nicmbcfa of the National Commit Correspondent too that ho would not have a re INQ COMPANY nomination Tuesday tan uth was Bill orortJ Day and there were 83 Bills intro We duced of which Our Dumb Animnls says Second 39 were for pro Y Win matter asked a wTiola party of intelligent posed new legislation 4 being of gentlemen this - December aist similar import aiming to reduce i7tncnniPTiniJ UATttfi where a Wtltani Canal is The the salaries of certain ofheers and man who know told us was employes of tho commonwealth ti oo only Ont Yerlrllljr IrtVdvincc 34 were amendments to existing 111 Months in New Jersey C 5 statutes and 4 were to repeal the rhreeMonli 5 JlngU Copies Board law establishing the Hpoelmen copies nulled free on pplletlon Ex l3KisirFtn Harrison has an of Equalization 2 to State such repeal Uatrpondnti winledln ll irt 01 the Aildlessinforparilculurt aonniv houncod his engagement to Mrs sections as created the office of Dimmick and now all speculation tho Register of the Land Office and aseR i is set at rest save as to time and abolish said office and the rest reTHUK9DAY JANUARY aj 189G Mrs Dimmick pealers of certain statutes having place and details IMW reference to specific counties is a niece of Mr Harrisons late The Rev Mr Grider member wife and resides in New York from Casey chairman of the committee appointed to invite all the Ttlu Evansvillo Daily Courier is ministers of the city to take turns now being put in here and else in opening the House with prajer where along the Henderson and rose to explain his statement made N on Monday that all the pastors of Memphis divisions of the L had been inRoad by the early morning train the several churches responded by vited and all had reaching here about five oclock saying that he had taken the acand delivered forbrcakfast ceptance received from Rev R L McCrcddy as being that of the 9tM I Tin following is from a Chicago Catliolicjuiest whereas it seems dispatch that Mr McCrcddy was pastor of HPPKINS THE BANNER Henry Wattcrson who was the Episcopal Church and that here last night named the having discovered the mistake he wCOUNTY following ticket For President had written to the Catholic priest The output of coal in William R Morrison of Illinois a extending to him the same invita for vice union clergymen tton as to the Hopkins county is nearly Senatorsoldier Gordon ofpresident Notwithstanding other explanation Georgia John this onc the total output a confederate soldier Mr Carroll of Louisville sent to Let us have peace tho clerks desk and had read a rePlatform entire State solution which he offered reciting 1894 the output of the Hendersons niayor has made a that the Constitution of the United Slate was tons wise and happy move The latent States and that of Kentucky guar every citizen nghtto bituminous and cannel energy of the foot pad can be anteed toGod according the the dic to spent in no other manner to such worship Hopkins Countys advantage as at street labor or on tates of his own conscience etc cod output ivas 811759 tons the rock pile Mayor Worsliam and whereas the committee appointed by the House to invite all all bituminous This is has all tramps run in and made to the ministers of the city to open over tlie product of work on the streets The old rule the House with prayer had dver that if a man will not work neither lookcd inadvertently theit ministers 1893 of tons was reof one denomination The total number of em ¬ shall he cat should be enforced solved that any man or set of men try to ployees Hopkins county We notice with pleasure that be condemned who might account make any discriminationon in 1894 was 1954 Ani otir esteemed friend Col Arch of religion and that we hereby exevery mals employed 280 Total Pool has assumed management of tend to the ministers ofCatholicfaith or the In and About Kentucky de whether Protestant number of accidents o- ¬ partment of the Courier Journal Jew a cordialofinvitation to aftend ccurring in the State 07 This department is one of the most each session the House and open Hopkins had only one interesting features of that paper the same with prayer Mr Speight of Hickman offered an amend and we feel confident that its at- ment that the invitation be exTotal coke produced in tractiveness will bo amplified tended to the colortd ministers also Mr which Mr Carroll accepted IZteQicky during 1894 under the new management There Lyons declares the resolution to w as 27715 tons Oftlvis is not a man in this land of the be a reflection on the committee Booncs and the Kentons that can uncalled tons ivere made shove a pencil with greater vim and entirely explanationfor after the Chairman s i Earlington The resolution as amended was and ability or get more fluency and m read and re read and freely com- ¬ pathos from a pair of shears than mented upon Judge Robbins of o ao slow Arch Pool Heres to you old Graves advocated the amendment The Democratic Senate at Frank- boy on account of the iervency sin fort propose to turn out of the Sencerityand simplicity of the appeals Perhaps the following from the made by the colored people inate enough Republican Senators faUaJtltjajslection qfa United Lexington Argonaut will set at rest stancing the prayer made by an woman of Jirflr imlejpnan Wis-rtif the curiosity concerning Dr Hunt- old colored the recent Louisville at earthquake The Hon W G the time of btt cratlc ers birthplace e agrees to elect J0rl Oh Lord come down quick viz natdr DemocratsSiJy talk and Hunter was born in Tyrone Ire and help thy people Lome you land about fifty eight years ago is ownself Lord don t send you Son USnCfld excuse this matter till a graduate of Trinity College for dis is no time for childs play slredjy but the above statement Mr Carroll called for the yeas and s the fact This means vo- Dublin emigrated to this country nays and while there were many just proceeding the war entered lution Tennessee elected a Re members who explained their publican governor ana a gang the Federal service where he re votes in order to be placed right r of Democratic boodlers and poli mained until the war closed when with their constituents it was ticians by fraud prevented from he removed to Cumberland county adopted as amended The speaker announced that he was ready to taking his seat the governor praqticing in both Kentucky and hear the report of Senator Landes Tennessee hosen by the people and Mr Carroll as to a proper number of day 3 notice required to Wo do not bejiqvc the honest FOR PROTECTION be giqcn to the Sheriff of Nelson emocrats of Kentucky want to The only prominent champions County before an election can be a similar State of affairs in this of Free Trade to day in the world held for the successor to the seat te are England and the Democratic of the late Isaac Wilson deceased he people ol the State declared party of the United States Amaz Mr Carroll said that he and Mr Landes being unable to agree had oy a Republican administration ing co W B Frye callea upon Judge Pryor who con partnership If the United States Senator and demand a fair trial sidered it to be unwerse for him to Republican party fails to give hontake part in the determination of a est government in the United A pound of wool that can be ex question that might hereafter come Slates Senate or at Frankfort the changed for seven pounds of gran before him to decide but that if people will quickly settle with ulated sugar indicates good times Speaker would call upon him he would give him his opinion lliemf The trouble is a lot of for the fanners This was possi The Speaker said he thought it Democratic politicians tlunk the ble January i 1892 Bui when a now hardly worth while as he had State and the offices belong to pound of wool is wortli only three now before him a precedent in a The hpnor of the State pounds of sugar as was the case very recent case that of the mem them of Louis bcr from the 4th and the needs of the people arc on the first day of January this ville where Gov District had deBrown the last things thought of Too year it is very clear that a pblicy termined that under the Australian long a period of power by any of Free Trade in wool is mighty ballot law at least fifteen days pub party is not to the best interests of unprofitable to the American wool lie notice was required He there fore set February 1st as the day he people grower American Economist for the election The reason given Rev by the Speaker g0Qir Bet warmly endorses the We are the only rival that Eng subduing effect seemed to have on the members arcolution of thcScnate Committee land fears for we alone have in who had been clamoring for great h Foreign Affairs on the Monroe our borders the population and the cr haste and insisting that eight It is a public notice to wages the raw material and with days was all the time necessary Doctrine the nations of the world and here in ourselves the great market but none of the Democratic papers after ambitious governments will which insures to us the most 1m have stated it but insist that he made an arbitrary and partisan know how to conduct Real Estate proved machinery Our constant so far as America is power to increase our wages in ruling Operations In the Senate on Wednesday concerned lie Davis resolution on the sures us also continuous- - progress the nomination of C W Lester Monroe doctrine is as follows the If you wish us to follow the exam for State Inspector and Examiner resolution being preceeded by a pie of England I say yes with all was confirmed Then the various preamble reciting what the doc my heart but her real example and recommendations of the Governor as contained in his message were trine is nothing less Let us keep Protcc referred to appropriate commit Therefore be it resolved That The resolution fixing Tanu the United States of America re tion as she did until no rival tees affirms and confirms the doctrines dares to invade our territory and ary 23 for a joint session to elect and principles promulgated by then we may take our chances for a State Librarian was called up President Monroe in his message a future which by that time will and Mr uoebel moved to post pone till February 1st which was of December a 1823 and declares Hon Thos B adopted not be unknown that it will assert andmaintain that Eight bills proposing new legis doctrine and those principles and Reed lation nine to amend existing stat will regard any infringement there A bale of goods from Europe is utes and one to repeal an act re of and particularly any attempt by any European power to take or v depressor 01 American wages lating to promissory notes were b IS 27 introduced acquire any new territory on the under a low fariff The American introduced American continent or any islands manufacturer without adequate by Mr Gocbcl was to prohibit companies associations and cor adjacent thereto for any right of sovereignty or dominion in the Protection must meet the European porations of other States and Couname in any case or instance as price or suspend operations and ties from carrying cither persons Which the United States shall he can meet it only by reducing or property tipon or oyer railways fog Dj guCh attempt to bo danger the cost of production which is of this State tornto one point or place in thi3 State anochcrpoint over toto Jts peace or safety by or mainly labor cost Add this to the Mrugh force purchase cessation fact that laborers of the cheapest or place in this State until they have become corporations citizens upatic n pledge colonization TVbJectorato or by control of U10 and often the most degraded classes and residents of this State VTSnent in canal or any other are pouring into this country to The House was called to crder fay u of transit across the Amen make the competition sharper on Wednesday at 10 oclock and v tdhmus whether on unfounded among wage earners and it is per- opened with prayer by Rev W wjipn of right in cases of al- - ceived that the right method of ad B Cooper Chaplain of the Ken tucky Pemtentiaty Mr Darnett L funded pretensions as yancing wages in this is not to try of Ohio moved the adoption of a V ation of an unfriondlv to fix wago rates by governmental resolution requesting our Repre owarw tlio united decree but to buiW higher lhe sentatives in Congress to vote to interposition which Tariff barrier against foroign goods secure the recognition of the Cu bap insurgents n hallittfrenta by f5iiJ0 in any form and to impobt Severe restriction the United btaJiftfMMKfl re tatca to reanl n ymkss fered to t immigration - Neuralgia is tlio rrajrer ot tho Nirvoi rfir Palm Itelloteil Iiloot rutlflfcd atiit Norvos Mcido Strong by Down Secrolary Oeoi fto C Atkinson triads a short rip South last week In Ibo Interest ot the St Uernard Co Mr Uud Nlsbel who Is Interested In1 the Irovldenca Coal Co mide Barling ton a khort call last trlday Capt ame Fegan ot the St Uernard Coll Co who attends 0 lhe shipping ot coke produced at the Itarllngton coke works reports an increased demand by lhe local consumers About Ave cars per day Tenn are now shipped to Clarksvllle where it is used at the Iron furnace lately started up there The selection ot Secretary Ilaltey of lhe RelnecVe Coal Co to manage the new electric plant to be put In at Madlsonvllle Is a good one and Insures that clly n first class plant In every respect 2Ks f Pure i Blood Fine Dress Goods AT GUBATLY HEUUCHI f GOLD SILVER AND GREEN BACKb TAKES IN nXCIIANGB FOR PIIICES J 5 Hoods Sarsaparilla It dves L great plctuuro to Uto ha done for ma what Hoods ind my wlte 0YEfl SOATS Illankots nt your own Woolen Underwear Cotton Flannels price G t -- tiho lias been RlUlctod with neuralgia pftlns in hvt head or alx year AV timet ah and It nettled In IW eye would bo totally bllud and liavo to itay in a unrit room tor months A short tlmo Ago wo began Bamiarlll ¬ - I 1 fevHv ao 1 BAMparllUand 1 inlnR Hoods loaay manic BUQ uuutIV P6T Cclebratqd Hand made Shoes Eovory pair warranted to give entire satisfaction -BLANKETS AT YOUR OWN PRICCall nnd examine thoTENNENT STKIBLING SHOE COS Calico 5 cents gone tho bottom Wo are agents for conts and up Mens aPTNT Ladies M5 and Childrens I- WkVkB JA MLJ3Z OFE53St3I IAV ¬ ¬ ¬ m r w7i0 ihird In ¬ ¬ ¬ 2987195 ¬ ¬ gain a sllll an Slranseas It may seem there element among the Ohio miners who at in MraMnWm 11 the least provocation will quit work as the NunnnjRktr clipping here produced shows JadionU Ark One thousand miners at the Morris to attend to her Coal Company went out on account of household dut I os some trouble said to be local wMnh aim lind not Avfniiati tlotin fnr Secretary Patrick McUryde of the years My own caso was somewhat simi- Miners Union says the strike as reported lar and slnco taking Hoods 8arMparllU to him Is on account ot the discharge ot a tho Inflammation has left my eyes and m man for producing dirty coal but Mr My hcalti nerves havo beebmo nuletod today Is better than It has been for aov McOrydo bollsves the men would not have He says some gone out on that account rule no doubt or agreement between miners and operators has been in the opinion of the men violated The comNUNAMAKER Judtonla Atkansaa pany headquarters are at Cleveland Hoods Pllla mo hand made andpetfeo The selection of Representative Graham 25o per Box In proportion and appearance on tho mlolng committee Is certainly a Growing up as ho has In the good one in Kentucky which was referred to heart ot the greatest coal producing region Committee on charitable Institu- ¬ ot the state and seeing the benefits de ¬ tions with instructions to reoort bv rived from the development of mines both Mr Lyons pre- ¬ to the producers of coal and all other Bill or otherwise sented the petition of Mrs Jose citizens of the county he should be and Is phine B Henry asking to be re- ¬ we think well qualified to act Inlehgently stored to citizenship which was on all matters that may come before that read and referred to the Commit committee for action h Lm BflRilTT8 eAMINaTON KY r ijzrWmy ISNsssfsEfEssiBiBVSBftalsBW ¬ w UVERY OUIOK Feed and Sale Stable PIHBT Hoods Pi Cures 0LA8B ¬ Number one rigs on short notice WM S BARNETT Proprietor Master of Trains Devney has for the last few weeksbeen a sufferer from a sty on one ot his eyes At times the member Is closed entirely and has proved not only painful but very pnnoylng to htm HEARSE J NO smviob T BAUNETT 1 Manager AtUMENTS CUEP WITH m 50684 ¬ in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fatality ¬ ¬ 26008 at I ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ offered ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ Mr Burman demanded the main question which was ordered and the resolution being adopted Mr Lyons moyed that the same be re considered and that said motion lie on the table which being ordered the House then adjourned On Friday in the Senate seven Bills were introduced and the Standing Committees reported S Bill 3 to provide for payment of school teachers in certain cases and Mr Walton offered an amend ment affixing an emergency clause which was adopted and tne bill read a third time by its title and on a vote boing taken Upon the Bill as amended it was lost The Sen ate thon adjourned till Monday morning In the House it being Bill day twelve bills were intro duced as new statutes fifteen to amend existing laws and five to repeal certain statutes as specified House Resolution No 2 in regard to Messenger for the Speaker was made a special ordor for Thursday January 23 and vatious were ordered to their second reading No 6 abolishing tlio office of Register of tho Land Ofilco was reported Un favorably not that the committee was opposed to jts passage hut bc causo of certain informalities and the facts that there were others on tho same bubject to whichtho ob jection did not anply and refused a second reading ir Xiraham re ported from w UteeouMiH- tary affairs the ijumou in regard to erectiH Horn ¬ ¬ ¬ tee on Suffrage and Elections after which the House adjourned until Monday at eleven o clock On Monday the Senate convened and several new bills were intro duced and read and a resolution was passed to furnish the members of the Senate with Mrs Daps Manual and also one to request the Treasurer for a specific state ment of the indebtedness of the State All of the appointments of the Governor were reported favor ably and confirmed except that of JostclI tor steward of the Western Asylum Monday Ian 20 The House was opened iwith prayer by Rev A W Frazicr the colored pastor olSt Johns Baptist church Mr Spalding presented a petition from the Lebanon Fair company protesting against some of the provisions of the pool room bill which was referred to the committee on Public Morals Mr Howard had read a resolution requesting the Auditor to report the debt of the State the probable deficit on Jan uary 30 and estimated expenses lor 1896 7 which was on motion Mr Tindle sent up a adopted loint resolution requesting our Congressmen to endeavor to have passed an act placing the State Guard on the same footing with United States soldiers Chairman Brown of the Committee on Revenue and Taxation reported H B 7 providing that btatc warrants should draw 6 per cent interest with an opinion that it ought not pass but after a speech ly Mr Thome who thought the State ought not to be exempt from pay ¬ ment of interest on its debts when its creditors and business men generally were obliged to pay it the bill was ordered to a second reading Notice was given that a Republican caucus would be held A joint in the House at 7 p m resolution that a committee be ap pointed to visit the various Char- ¬ itable Institutions and report in writing on their condition was read and under the rules laid out for one day H R 5 that the Houses meet injoint session on Thursday Jan 33 and then proceed to the election of a State Librarian was amended extending the time to Tuesday Jan 28 Mr Spalding insisted that being a joint resolu- ¬ tion it must be referred to a committee but the- Speaker ruled that this not being a resolution requir ing an appropriation or the Gov ernois signature but relating to a question where the Jaw is mandatory in regard to the time for holding said election it wa3 for the House to take action and the resolution was voted upon and adopted and then the House adjourned At the caucus until Tuesday held Monday night it was deter mined to hold to the agreement to let the contested election cases and the matter of ineligibility of mem bers of both hotises remain in abeyance until Fcuy 6th after balloting in both houses in sepa rate sessions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We reproduce a portion of an article written by a Kentuckian for the Courier Journal giving soma Interesting facts about gold mining in the far West The Cripple Creek mining region lies in the southwest corner of this El Paso county and the town of lhe same name Is the heart of it being twenty four miles distant from this city The gold region covers a space of twetva miles square or 144 square miles A miniog claim contains ten acres therefore thare Is surface enough In the 144 squaro miles to issue patents furgai6 mines So far about 2003 mines have been located Hundreds ot these have been Incorporated and aharo Issued to One million shares ot the stockholders par valne of one dollar a share is the uniform capital ot these companies The mines themselves now are rarely bought and sold directly the trading being In shares Ibis fact caused the establish ¬ ment here of a mining exchange where the shares are bought and sold at auction Women advertise In tho papers their dia monds jewelry watches and even their sealskins for exchanges for mining shares and the apparently strange fact is that no pne yet Is known to have lost money and may sol nntil they pay much higher prices for shares On the contrary all seem to have made money and some have Many of the made enormous profits shares are selling at a cent a share and from that price up to f J I have a friend who bought 30000 shares ot the Ancboria Leland mine a year ago at five cents or for 2500 He sold it two months ago for 2 a share or 100000 and Is miser- ¬ able because If be had held it until now he could get 3 a share for it The mining region is from 8000 to 10 000 feet above the ocean and is the re salt of a Volcanic upheavel which oc- ¬ curred perhaps millions ot years ago I hope the preachers will forgive me be- ¬ cause I do not believe the absurd old story that the earth fs an infant only 6ooo years old ¬ ¬ Among those who nro willing to risk matrimony ths car Is Cat Martin our Doubtless you have often heard night operator wbo Is now waiting for some of the wonderful cures of helpless enterprising young lady to tako advantage invalids and others who have been ot leap year and pop the question to him cured by the Elcctropoisc after ail Seldom If ever beforo has he llender son division been moro honored with the transportation of highly prized freight than It was last Friday when the celebrated new liberty bell passed over this line enroule to Chicago from Atlanta Among the changes made in the new time card Is one of importance to Ibe citi zens of EarllORtoo and that is that the new fast trains Kos 92 and 93 make regu ¬ v lar slops here w other treatment had failed If you desire to know more about it write to us If you desire to own an Elcctropoisc you can do so with out cost Wo liaVe a limited num ber that we will put out Absolutely Fret This offer is to you if you want to take advantage of it do so at once ¬ ¬ Foreman Saeger ot the bridge crsto made bis family al bpringfield Tenn a brief visit last week Mr Saeger and men are now at work making some tepalrs on I was suffering from after effects ot the Providence branch La Grippe abort treatment with the ft Is Poise produced remarkable results One of tho finest and largest passenger trains which have recently passed over the certainly a wonderful Instrument and all It as it Is al Henderson division was Mo 31 on the who are a filleted should use which was composed of nine sleep most certain to benefit tbem 17th Mr T IT C Brindley the plow one manufacturer of Louisville of the best known men in the State has tho following to say about the Elcctropoisc ¬ ft v ing cars and occupied by editors and their wives and sweotheirls from the West and Northwest Quite a painful accident occurcd for Drakeman McFadden one day last week He was in the act of making a coupling when his glove bung on link and before he could release his hand two fingers ucro badly lacerated but with qood nursing nnd care it is thought his fingers can be saved Dubois Louisville Ky webb IF YOU -- - Take flnythiag In the line of or Is The sad news has reached hero that a young brother of Supervisor Davis ot the South end Henderson Division committed suicide last Tuesday morning by cutting his throat with a pocket knife while lean ¬ ing over a well and then falling Into it No reason can be given for the act He leaves a noble young wife to whom be was only married about two months ago Super- ¬ visor Sullivan attended the funeral at Cedar Hill last Wednesday ¬ Magazines Periodica Monthly DON Is DailyAeekly or ¬ This is a scene on one ot the most re markable railroads in the world If is the railroad between Caracas the capital of Venezuela and Us port La Juayra As Judging from reports at band It seems the bird flies the two towns are onlt to be a fixed fact that we are to have an ¬ about six miles apart but the railroad that other coal mine opened In the near future Joins tbem is nearly twenty four miles lotitT and if oar informant is correct the firm Caracas Is in a deep valley but it is two Slull The thirds of a mile higher than La Guayra name will stand Hogan mine which will be opened by this new firm Is only a short distance to the west ot Oakhlll mine The railroad company have been requested to put in a track running to the new opening The two men above mentioned will certainly make a strong team as no one wbo knows Cap- ¬ tain Stull will say be is not a hard worker and the friends of John Hogan know blm so to be possessed of good qualifications with Industry and business combined the firm should succeed formerly of Mr Eugene Glannlnl Uarnesley but now employed at theSebree coal mine made friends in this county a visit last week and reports the cojil at the new mine recently opened near Sebree very hard so much so that ft bas to be He says it shot down alcaost entirely is impossible to mine It Now this calls to our mlna a statement we only beard a short time ago from a Sebree parly and that party stated that the coal was so soft that ft wpuld not stand exposure to the weather long without going to slack but what Is done or what question comes up that you dont bear many different vlows taken of it and the mountatns between them are nearly 9000 feet high So the railroad train that never exceeds five or six small and very light cars winds along the three prccepllous flanks of moun tains puff up one side of a valley and down the other carls through short tunnels and ke eps up its very sinuous way until finally the glorious valley of the capi tal cily bursts Into view Then steam is shut off the brakes are applied and slowly the train slips down the inward face ot the mountains to Us station In the cily The most charming and exhilarating views are revealed at every stage of tho Journey but this short trip Is notions of the safest in the world We have not heard that nature has ever bombarded a train with rocks from above but ibis is a contingency that might happen Some times during violent storms rocks are tie tached from the mass that towers above the roadbed and go thumping down upon the track During tho rainy season traffic has sometimes been interrupted for more than a week at a time by the damage done In this way to the track It Is a great prob lem bow to obviate this source of danger and no solution has yet been found If England were to make war on Venezuela a few hundred natives with crow bars for loosening rocks perched high above the track could make It very tough travellug for tba enemy to reach the capi tal by the railroads This great work of railroad engineering does honor to the energy and Initiative talent of Dlanco Wbo conceived the project and carried It luroueu lo success the railroad was completed In 18S3 New York Sun ¬ ¬ Take it - MM mi D ttczfi rue ¬ - ¬ But write us on a Postal the list of what you do take or what you want to take and we will give you such figures on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the subscription price of one orsg dozen publica tions incombina tion with l ¬ KENTUCKY PRESS COMHENTS Has GovBrown been converted He too by that trip to Mexico has not madp a free silver chirp Owensboro In since lie tcturned quircr KEfJUCKV WfiEkUKS l90omotite Blasts Mr Joe Brown and bis bran new wife have located at Howell Agent J M Adams- - of Hopkinsville made friends here a brief call last Sunday Paymaster Darnett paid off the Hender ¬ THE BEE AS WILL lone ago Kontuckians do not generally appreciate the fact but it is true nevertheless that tho country pa pers ol Kentucky are the besj any where west of tlio Allegheny Moun tains They Jiave more personal matter more news and gossip and butter editorials than tho country papers rf any Stato in tho Missis No othor country sippi basin papers that 1 know ol compare As for tho country With them dallies of Kentucky they also lead A town of 10000 all competitors population m this Statu will have 0 betier doily than m4 towns in other it1taf with n pputlon of Ao6oo Us Cotlt Ipr JonrWl j ¬ An old exchange editor who has son division last Saturday for many years read from 300 to Sectlod Foreman Henry ot lhe Earling 400 papers in discussing tho mer ton section made a short visit to SI Louis its of tho weekly press paid not the past wek Agent Jake Wooldildge Make Yoifr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f 100 Reward 100 of Springfield The readers of this paper will be pleased Tenu made relatives and friends brre a to learn that there is at least one dreaded visit last Sunday disease Ibat science has been able to cure The wife of Dispatcher Wooldridge Is la all its stages and that is Catarrh now fast recovering from ber lato severe Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive Illness Ca cure known to the medical ratcrnlty tarrh being a constitutional disease re Another new time card went Into efiect quires a constitutional treatment Hills last Sunday on the lltndtrson division Carih Cure Is taken internally acting with very little change n the train schedule directly upon ha blood and mucous sur faces of the system thereby destroying There can one thing be said to Deb the loundiiloftto the disease and giving fa by building un ibo credit and that Is he lias advised his fol the patlentiMpJ In doing lowers to drink less beer nnd buy more eonstllulIoaHjClQf pjura iiq rauuh school books w 11 lhoy pMf Dispatcher E Vlw aqd wife made ratattyoa at Darlington a visit last Sunday Address PLC itUUl Kd lc9fiydilMcrovid jn health unje m SodbvDrucff ftW ¬ ¬ Head Swim MOOT IN QUAHTITV BEBTIMQUAUTV I ¬ WORMS WHITES CREM l Pffii325W r isw UU2 Uffiltf W 1 nkmier2wrm rV mm fciltf VERWUFUGEi FQK BO YEARS Haa led All WORM nomad BOTTLE tt i I kW SVV K MS MOlo - f xtSEmmoBrm VUiiniito iiih fw fiUAMKmu a 1 i it limit1 I I X r WBB msr fir Joslitin Ncwttoltl Is Dcndi On Monday tr Thursday evening last some xaught by n colored woman who lnQammaUon and ulceration ofjour leading citizens received a succeeded in tearing the burning AND DEALERS IN one day prevent croup re ¬ 11 1 r o xr n back and all kindred aliments clothing from the child nnd saving uiuiitivii irum uii - a n ouiciai ¬ lieve asthma and cure conftrt cured by tho Fawwrlto statingtliSt the Old Liberty ITwcrlpUon T ing its life by her presence of sumption if taken In time Co If Yd Jfvt Putnam Bell would pass through Earling mind The child was fearfully piulLV lnncai Dearfltr It is made on honor from the Mlno It ton enrouto north on train No 58 com of vlcrcn rean atandlnff wLloh bafllcxl tho skill of tho best burned about the face and on its procurable I oblalry no cood purest ingredients and con ¬ DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Friday afternoon mcOlcal nld Our people effect until I trtrrftn tha UMot tUAVavorlto hands and arms the skin hung in wero fired of patriotism nud Mayor Iresurlptlon whlcn lifted the burdou which long strips presenting n sickening tains neither opium nor mor ¬ wo imiinif my 1110 Hair Toolli and Paint Brushes Wj F Burr and others exercised My itliuae I owe to tho Tresorlptlon sight Dr Chattcn attended the phine If the little qnes have n that all cufferlnv bumanitr IMlnmr I themselves to bring out the popu- oiuo may proQt by tbo result of ray experience caso and did nil that he could to croup or whooping cough lace and especially the children allay the suffering of the little us It promptly in order to make an appropriate ftcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans patient who bore the intense pain Thrct SUts 25c 50c and pr bottle I demonstration in honor of the well heroically The child will recover At Druggists beloved old bell and impress a charge occupyujMcar just ahead all the burns being superficial ACKER MEDICINE CO arPMYSICIANS IPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOtJNDFD of that bearingtliWell fresh lesson in patriotism upon the This practice of some people in IC and 18 Chambers Street Newlforfc General Manager Geo- - S Knapp hearts of the children Ben T Robinson and sons were In Earl made a speech expressing his sur- leaving little children alone exOThe call met an eager response The finest brands of flour at W prise and appreciation at the ova posed to an open unguarded fire ington Sunday the guests of Mrs Thomas THE and just before time for the train IvILopds tiogrtendered his bell explained cannot be too strongly condemned Robinson GOINO iast to arrive a large crowd of our citiMK Mimpfali la Gtntral Clljr its history and mission and had as was the caso in this instance no lion E T Franksof Owentboro seems NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE 610 p in Thc members of the Catholic zens gathered at the station and 10 jj a m LDuliTlllt Iullon the bell sounded with a small one being present except two little to be the leading candidate for tbo Rechurch are itbtv wearing an eight -- on z j publican nomination for Congress from V laphli to IouItIII 111am the children from the public clapper three times to call atten children and but for the assistance the 2nd District by tcnsmile on account of the coma wkst schools and those from the St of a woman w iTbaltvllla to Fulton m The Washington Post ttj n m new stone crossing lately put down Bernard Parochial school all bear- tion then seven times spelling tially near by who was providenCity lo MeiJphlt a this child would have Mr L R Woolfolk of Madisonville ibuI 737 in front of the church tho word Liberty He asked if The cross- ing was In town on business last week Loalavllls lo Memphis 1j301rn the stars and stripes marched ing is solid limestone and bids fair some one would not respond in be lost its life Mr M Cain was in Earlington on busi in their various columns to join AtyD to last till the millcnium half of our city Mayor Burr was Y P S C E At the regular ness Friday the concourse and show their love 6arlingfot ajDnings Simply apply Swanybb Ointment Ho for America and the called for and mounting the car Entertainment W monthly social Tbe racket firm composed of Messrs spirit of stood by Mr Knapp and first extattle fnfarn1 n nrtiVIn u tjhstilut f v ji j iuiunvui vutv icnei liberty of the Christian Ulley and Harris has dissolved by mutual t -- rcMn HBi Wjj jjjticb all eruptions on tbo face plaining that wc had expected Endeavor next Tuesday evening agreement Mr Harris retiring and Mr Rounding a corner as the train Other Doing at Home Worthy hand nosoft Jyvlng tbo iltln clear utiey continuing ine business but at Old Liberty Bell responded in the feature of the of Special Mention entertainment Providence instead of here n the writer remarked whlto and healthy Itn erWiWlagAfld4 lullcd a happy strain to what Mr Knapp will be candy pulling FOR ONLY curative powers are possessed by no other Well tItty4aVJ0junicd up the liftrl cnJrl ftrtA rlnenA Kir Miss Katie Denton a charming young Read the letter of Our Special remedy Ask your druggist or SwaynkU nrneanfinrt Social Committee lady of Robards spent several days in dear old thing wonderfullyFrankfort correspondent on be- Ointhhnt town the guest of Mrs Ella Blanks as we nearer drew we looked for For a oaln in the chest a niece ot flannel The body must b well nourished now TJlo hvcry stable hitherto con- the chipped edges and for the half of Earlington and bidfJinFthe Mr Ed Suthard and Miss Lee Davis uTaiTrpMVwUa JCliaj3berIalns Pain Balm to prevent sickness If your appetite Is ducted by Robinson Bros has crack but they were not there and new bell God speed on its mission and bound poor take Hood Sarsapirilla on over the seat oftbrlUl Iwerpjaarricd orUhjKwening ot Jaoairy of peace been bought by W S Barnett IN ADVAN and another on the back between tbo aist 1896 May peace and good will at the illusion vanished Miss Josephine II Moore of Ex Marshal Barnett will assume General Manager Knapp said in shoulders will afford prompt relief This tend them upon their journey through But our people are to be con Bridgeton N J is visiting the the management Barnett is a gratulated that we got the report response that he would ever keep is especially valuable In cases where tha life family of Mr Geo C Atkinson this flag among his choicest pos pain is caoscu uy a cold and there is a and will secure a full share of the Old Liberty Bell hustler CROFTON BEN T ROBINSON and tendency toward pneumonia For sale of public patronage for prompt that the new Columbian Liberty sessions that he prized it above by St Catarrh Cured Bernard Drug Store Earlington Health and sweet breath secured attention and a spirit of accommo- Bell came- on its mission around it above all things that had been Den Robinson Mortons Gap Geo Kinr Mr John Dulin has moved to our giv6n him since bis mission began SI Char by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy dation invariably brings its own the world preaching town liberty PCy IVtox toanaa Price so cents Nasal Injector reward it was the first flag he had rethat peace and arbitration The new ceived He said Tbe colored boys are getting up a brass free Letter List For sale by St Bernard furthermore that Always on band a full and complete stock ot Many merchants are well aware that could not have stirred such popu band Drugstore The following list of letter remain unDRUGS AND MEDICINES their customers aro their best friends and lar lecling and who docs not he was descended from those who Mr Adam Robinson has moved his groMiss Lizzie Irving of Nashville take plcasuro In supplying them with the fought for liberty at Bunker Hill claimed in tho Earlington Postofflce Jan PEKFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES know and love the old though they Parties calling for these will cery to his residence 1896 33 is the charming guest of Mrs M best Goods obtainable As an tnslanco we and loved and revered the flag and please ask for advertised letters PAINTS AND OILS may not have seen it GatherMrs Racheal Brown has just returned prominent mention lerry Cameron Connors M And everything elso known to tbatrads I M Victory P ing as wc did many who did not he bowed and kissed the flag that from a visit to Madisonville druRgtals of Flushing Michigan They had been presented Then he Bishop Ernest the Ilia ot Wotntn lisiclans prescriptions darefulti clomjpouitM Bryant Will say We have no hesitation In reconi- - know have learned the Columbian Mr Cliff Clark of Casey paid our town Bradsbaw Silas Constipation causes mora than mending Chamberlains Cough Itemedy Liberty Bells intent and mission presented Mayor Burr with a Ballard Thos a visit Friday and Saturday iiinkley Cbas half the ills of women Karls to our customers as it Is Ihs best cough and how it was made in the four diminutive flag and strands from Barnes E A THE NAME OF THE NEXT Tho people ot Crofton gazed upon the Chapman Leather Clovtjr Root Tea is a pleasant cure medicine we have cyer sold and always the cord that pulled by more Broden Lizzie new Columbian Liberty Bell as it passed Fortson Georgia or Constipation For sale by the gives satisfaction lor salo at 35 and 50 hundredth anniversary of the dis- ¬ than fifty people had rung the Eggers Peter through Friday Fox Buck Fox Betlie cents per bottle by St Bernard Drug covery of America and made of St Bernard Drug Store bell at the Cotton States and In- Ferrell Wm K Gunn AV Store Rarlington lien Hobinson Morions the pennies of many thousands of Mr O a Brown lost bis fine mare last Borm To Mr and Mrs II S Gap Geo King St Charles ternational Exposition HarrisHTy Gill Harry E week children of the land contributions WILL UC ANNOUNCED IN 1 Corey a fine girl on Tuesday the It was more than a formal cere- - Hayes V R JernigsqHpllby Rev P E Hcrnendon filled his regular n ttrVr We are glad to note that the ot jewelry by many people the M joulng Sam 7iAlStii MB Stst instant Jorden Frank mony There was considerable rt rtTVI nrrr JUJLJX 1X7 CCJtViV Ttm TVi tl appointment at the Baptist Church Sun VV JLXXUILXJLO sdvim JfAXOW family of Mr W D Caviness coins of all nations nnd that it Kimber Luca feeling and enthusiasm throughout Johnson Cat day I Born To Mr and Mrs John who has been sorely aflltcted with contains a piece Sf the Old Lib o rT7 wnviMmrj Knight Doxio Lane Herm wv i- lboth on part of the speakers and Lawrence V D Miss Eva Day has just returned from a Lewis Geo is her worthy child j Vinson a thirteen pound boy on diphtheria arc all out of danger erty Bell Public interest will steadily increase and the disappointment of the mQt whose the people who heard visit to Earlington McCullcy J II Owens W Wednesday 22nd inst votes turned the scale ot the last election with the results under tbe administration and rapidly recovering Five of The story of the bell is as fol Phillips Lizzie The regret was that we did not Pendleloo Mary Mr P Ratcliff and Miss Lcua Terry they elected will main tho campaign the most intensely exciting In tbe history of tbe lows The first effort made was A Fat Wortn Knowing his children were stricken and all Ray John were married at the brides residence last country to obtain metal identified with get the sound of the bell from the Peden Taylor Consumption LaGrippe Pneu- - have recovered This was some struggles for liberty Smith Susannah week and of this large clapper made of swords and Ridley A B M Shreve Sloan Edward ISSPlZi and all Throat and Lung thing unheard of until the intro kind the committee received some bayoMts and weighing several Walker Mary Mr T H Ferrell and Miss Mary EH diseases are cured by Shilohs duction of anti toxine the former 22000 different contributions from Wilson Llezle Jie leading Republican newspaper of the United States wilt publish all Long were married at the Baptist Church news of tbo day interesting to every American citizen regardless ot partytbe political Cure aEiliatioas For sale by the St Bcr mortality being eighty per cent battle fields and other efforts for hundred pounds which makes the Geo Williams Saturday nlgbl Also general news in attractive form foreign correspondence coverinz the news of nkrd DrugStoro bell sound for ten to fifteen or repor Truly tho new remedy has robbed liberty and to the memory of an agricultural department second to none in tne country MADISONVILLE Mr Dave Wyley has rented Mr A B tbe world recognized authority fascinating suort stories complete in market numo eacn wbicn are Jefferson Lincoln twenty miles Read Hawaii tThe Pearl o the this dread disease of its fearful Washington Crofts tobacco barn for the purpose of tbe cream of the humorous papers foreign and domestic with their best comic pi Kossuth Kosciusko Bolivar and Pacific by Jno R Music tures fashion plates and elaborate descriptions of womans attire wfth a varied ai fatality buying and prising tobacco in it Electric Bitters other great creators of liberty The Miss Minnie Bourland of Esrlinglon The New York Weekly Tribune is an attractive department of household interest For Dysptbila most unique gift was that from Mrs Mrs Harry Skerrit has been visiting ideal family paper with a circulation larger than that of any other weekly publication Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for visitedvbere Saturday Not a few who read what Mr Robert the family of J A Lewis this week but in tbe country issued from the office ot a dally Large changes are being made In Anil J iver Complaint you nave a Dowls of Hollands Va has to say below Roger A Pryorof New York wifo any season but perhaps more generally MissDatie Cossell of Marion is visitprinted guarantee on every bottle will remember their own condition under of General Judge Pryor who needeJ when the languid exhausted feel- ing Miss has returned to her home at Hopkinsville its details tending to give It greater life and variety and especially more interest to Nor Nunn tbe women and young people of tbe household in a letter accompanying it ing prevails when the liver is torpid and ol buttons Vitalizcr It never liko circumstances Last wiwter I had la stated Mr J S Boyd has built a car for tho Miss Mollie Rudd of Hanson visited fails to cure For sale by St Ber grippe which left ma in a low stale of that abullct from the North met in sluggish and the need ot a tonic and alterpurpose of visiting towns and taking pic A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer Ibis splendid journal and mid air with equal force a bullet ative is felt A prompt use of this medi here Friday and Saturday nard Drug Store I tried numerous remedies none health tures from the South and tfeay so im cine has often averted long and perhaps Miss Mary Ueeny of Hanson will enter of which did me any good nnlll I wns in Wiggins Ben Slzemore and Corn for Sale Geo duced to try a bottle of Chamberlains bedded themselves in each other fatal bilious fevers No medicine will act Western Kentucky Normal School Feb Pat Long were arrested here SatIn qauntitics ranging from orfo Cough Kemedy The first bottle so far as to form a solid mass and assum- more surely In counteracting and treeing 1st FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 125 urday charged with drunkenness and dis ed the form of the letter U typi- tha system from the malarial poison half bushel to 100 barrels at Bar relieved me that I was enabled to attend cal of the Mrs Jas B Koss who has been quite orderly conduct at a party at Asbury Tbe regular subscription price of the two papers is 200 CASH INADVANCE Union of to day The Headache Indigestion Constipation Diz lo my work nnd the second bottle effected netils Livery Stable x Wiggins not being present Longs same express brought tho keys of ziness yield lo Electric Bitters jos and ill is rapidly recovering again MAY UEGlN AT ANY TIME SUBSCRIlTlQN a cure For sale at 25 and 50 cents per Mrs Nannie Slalon of the Flat Creek having escaped from tbe officer was fined too per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store bolllo by St Bernard Drug Store Earling Jefferson Davis house sent by his Karls Clover Host Tea Address all orders to THE BEE Sizemore stoodbls 25 by the court former slavc Isaiah T Montgomcountry Is on the sick list Is a sure cure for Headache and ton Ucn Robiason Mortons Gap Geo ery of Mississippi and two pike flllltary Banquet A banquet by trial and was fined 50c and Ibe cost Write your name and address on a postal card send It to Geo W Miss Cora Martin went Providence Satur Long Nothing re King St Charles nervous diseases compromised his fine heads used by John Btown at HarBest Room 2 Tribune Building New York City arid a sample Company E day and Ball lieves so quickly Fcrsale by the pers Ferry The keys in the bell copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed New Business A Card 3rd Regiment Frank Bell of Dalton was in town bt Bernard Drug btore and the pike heads in the clapper to you Job work tastily executed at tins I desire to express my gratitude Kentucky State Guard will be Monday strike together for all time for office A trial order is all we ask The boss editor is tussling for the many kindnesses extended S I II Hanner will fill out pension liberty C Calhouns given the public at the Armory in with an attack of chills Syhicli me in tho past by the good people silver spoon and Lucretia Motts Madisonville on the night of the vouchers at J D7Iartin Sons Furnimakes him feci liko a tree had of Earlington and to ask their silver fruit knife help to create the 30th inst An admission fee of ture Store Feb 41b fallen on him Rufus Bourland and Lilla Jones eloped patronage in tho new business silvery tone of the bell Simon 25 cents will admitto all the priviLaid Bolivars watch chain and the leges to Shawneeton last week and returned Alt Recommend It of the banquet livery stable into which I have hinges from tho do5r of Abraham Fresh Saturday as husband and wife The bride Ask your physicianyour druggist just entered With the interest Lincolns house at Springfield form oysters will be served in any style Is only 14 years of age and your friends about Shilohs of the public ever before me I part of the molten mass George Capt EARINCTON KENTUCKY J M Burchfield command- ¬ Little McChrislie the infant and only They will Cure for Consumption Washingtons surveying chain ing the company will hayo charge son ot J F Hardman died last week sale by ho St will at all times endeavor to do my Thomas recommend For Jeffersons copper kettle of the supper and this guarantees and was buried at Odd Fellows cemetery best to merit the confidence of Bernard Drug Store and flint lock frop his musket and those who may give mo their busi- tho widows mito dug up from the its quality The house will be Thursday The sympathy of the commuThe many friends of Mrs Frank nity is with the family in their sad be ness Respectfully pool of Bethsaida join with a coin decorated in elegant style and a ereavmenl Rich will rejoice to learn that her SPLIUDID LIME OF VEHICLES Jno T Baknktt which was in circulation during ball will conclude the ceremonies condition is greatly improved and tho life of Christ with the imago As Company E has always been By a special call a temporary organiza Bucklens Arnica Salve wBOOD STOCK she is now rapidly convalescing means so much more than and superscription of Ctcsar upon ready for any emergency and has tion of Young Mens Christian Associa tion was formed Sunday evening at the you imagine serious and Tbo liest Salve in tho world for Cuts it Whittiers pen and Mrs Delia USavet Uvea Every Day ELEBAWT TURNOUTS expended time and money for its Christian Church fatal diseases result from Thousands of cases of Consump- - Uruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Parnells earrings unite with the own maintenance One pf Dan Daves twin boys about a the public will Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands m Asthma Coughs Colds and Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions metal playthings with which Chartrifling ailments neglected HAULINO OP year old departed this life Sunday after a FUHNI8HKD Iroup arc cured every day by Shi- - and positively cures Piles or no pay re les Stewart Parnell amused himself cheerfully patronize their supper brief illness Dont play with Natures ON OHORT NOTIOsT EVERY DESCRIPTION when a boy Thimbles used by cure ior sale by bt lior- - quired It is guaranteed lo giva perfect The Magazine On Friday after- - A tew people of the town were fortunate greatest gift health satisfaction or money relunded Price 25 tho women of 76 in sewiljg the rug Stons Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed Club box SI Bernard garments of the men of the revonoon January 10 enough to see the great Columbian Bell cents per For Sale by Ifjouirefeclliiic - mm out of torliwuk lution arc joined with buttons of B0RNtoiT0 Rev and Mrs G Drug Store the members of as it passed through Friday frhe train d generally exgold silver copper and lead from stopped long enough for Mr Knapp genn rove no nfiJtUio J j w fin lh tntli inst - flnsqucrade From the rumors mines in every state and territory the Hause Frau Circle met at eral manager of the bell to outline a brief 1UIK bu vail NiM I Ball afloat and the mysthe residence of Mrs J B Atkin- history ot It naniC9krehtffllt ul ftnretak nh and at his request our Mayor in the Union The Keystone State Y Ingthe most tella ittAi ah tied at tin kWJr terious movements supplied the coal with which to son and re organized as the La- ¬ H II Holeman responded in a few brief ble itrcnKlhealng Washington Weekly Post per year medicine which l of manywho are lovers of fun and fuse this mass into the bell Wed dies Magazine Club Mrs J F and appreciative remarks who In turn 1 he 13ee per year Crowns Iron lilt- M interested nro doing wcl tm the light fantastic wo conclude ding rings from love partners gone Foard was elected President and called on Ward Headley who also re lies cure benefit 1 A Kataral Ueautifier Total comes Irorn tlio ponded briefly and appropriately A few kind nature Mrs W F Burr Secretary very first Uoie rt x Karls Clovqr Root Tea purifies that tlio masquo ball this evening jewelry of everylove and fund tap of be bell and a few parting words and pledges of ital jtur JT from tivnt hu We willngive fori themolboth to all four new subscribers Tlio first regular meeting was by Mr the blood and gives a clcai and will be well attended ttrtk aud lts providing you pay In advance Knapp ended the ceremonies as man hearts enter into the compo This Is our Inducement It ulcaiant lo Uke J beautiful complexion r For imlc by Tnu Bee could name some very sition of the bell The express held at the residence of Mrs A the train moved away making every one not wish to pay till tho end ot tbe year we will let you have The Weekly St Bernard Drug Store year tor 35 cents in addition to our regular prico out you can not get tne r racy costumes to be there but of companies transported gifts with ¬ W Jackson where they were present feel a new inspiration of liberty MnUunlaaa Ulan ill MAHHAollnH wmh Tun Tn 1 In lli MsKfUiifEaa torcn uiiucuuu iiiu ajahj Victoria Lodge K of P will course wo would not spoil any out charge tho Western Union handsomely entertained Mrs and love of country The only regret Tub Wasiiinciton Wbuklv Post Is the greatest weekly paper publis DvsDetula Klditev and Liver freely placed its lines at the dis- Foard gave an interesting talk on concerning the transit of the bell this way National Capital non partisau independent and Impartial critic ot all part give a banquet at Masonic Hall on bodys fun just for the fun of tell Neuralgia Troubles comomes an tue special unique teaiures ot a weeiciy wun tne iresnness to is only a few of our people knew of posal of the committee the railConstipation Bad Blood Bermuda and Hawaii taken from itsthat the night of Fcby 5U1 in honor ing Wait and see 01 a aauy coming Gentle rebuke roads considered it a privilege to which al SAMrlBSMAV BE OBTAINED AT OUR OFFICBOR BY POST FROM THrJWj Nervous ailments f Malaria pf their ladies Dr R U Agnow transport the bell and tho Clinton the Review of Reviews and Mrs most amounts lo censure Is heaped upon flnrvclous Results Womens complaints Tub Bee yIII make an address Blenheim from those who received the news and did not of Troy N Burr reviewed Hrl nnlv Ilia eiiuinlt list rrnl a Gunder- - II Meneely Bell Co From a letter written by Rev jtiH HVVW Both articles were very impart the same to others Had it been V ltnprm tliii urnfinr ol All MIriiampa wo will givo more particular informa- man of Dlamondale Mlcl we nre per Y founded the bell without profit Munseys wo elltutci On receipt AYnong the thousands of tokens entertaining generally known perhaps every school r win trimutci n iJ Uwklice jr vorias ueauinui And werejriuch en I have no tion next issue mitted to make this extract f Pair Vl and hesitation In recommending Dr Kings none are vested with more interest joyed The circle discussed them child been adult person la town would T BROWII CHEMICAL CO OALTIUORE Ma have at the depot rfoedu Is Wonderful Now Discovery as the results were almost perhaps than 350000 pennies sent with benefit to all by little children from oil parts of than wonderful are the cures ac- - marvelous In the case of my wife While No lei MORTONS QAI The members at present are the world compltehed by Hopdo Sarsaparllla ovenj T was pasior of the Baptist Church at POSITIONS GUARANTEED It is intended that the bell shall Mesdamcs J F Foard J B AtMr Fin Whitfield formerly ot our Iter outer preparations boh puyitiiansn Rives Junction Alio was brought down with ba rung on the anniversary of lib under reasonable conditions Do not say It ran Bowling J E town but at present a citizen uot be done till you send for free catalogue of ino reason Ppcumoniarluoeediqg La Grippe Ter erty events and qn the anniversary kinson G C Atkinson Ftencrlplioos nave taiieo Green vlslled friends and relatives hero I jowover Is simple When tlie blood Is riblo paroxysms of roughing would last for of tho admission of a State to the Moore P M Moore A W Jack DRAUaHONS PRACTICAL week Mr Whilfleld has launched and It seemed BpuciALrraiiTiON orirhed and fturlhed diseasa disippeara hours wltlilttlrtinlrrupion oon B W Robinson W F Burr this A HEARS Union Its first notes were hoard on blsbaikjipon the journalistic a rem May OIVBM TO ami Hoodn Sur- - ns it she could not survive thnru A friend t44pne4 taJcoodlieallhrelmnJ A R Day Wm Wendell J R Rash and success crown bis efforts recommended fir Kings New Ditcovery California aniLjS BnHlptssssfrissssF t u onp irue uiuuu pummdi taparuia is Sept 9U1 ondivio oclock a mpf Misses Sallio Foard Agnes Burr Nnithvltls Tcmh It was quick In Us work and highly skits- N L Brain vell endorsed by bankers This Collecc Titnth that being the Cprnclia Foard Celesto Moprc R Mr Co was la attorney for Ilia on legal snd taetchants Is ttroaaly weeks by Uraugbpns FUNERALS tioouaij FQUK o September resulsr Trial bottles fro R town Salurdsy OH HPHT Ml method of teaching bootkccplag U equal to hour of tho latter date of the as and Elizabeth Hopper Regultf site rd Drug Store TWSIVK week l7 the old plan upcciai aq business l sembling qf ft Parliament ofRc vintages III Monnana icnuuniuiy uu icik 00 Th qext meeting will lw held Dr R V Alinonnd Prof J fr Fergu ruubv Clieaa board Open to both sexes No VHrei Popp Turn Auto of Dnnpftnnltln Dafflr ligionnat Chicago in 1803 ROIAL ATTJ Hi Tl vacation Kuter now RHr4 Fat rU lutH uitti u uvtuuuuutu ntuw pod has jiisUfsiniply ll Tha bell was mounted q a Hat at Mrs W F Burrs son were In Madixcf VllSAurdsy We Jiave recently prepared ritaimaa HOME STUDY tlOOkS OU HOOKKKSFIMV IMOI jn m his mo can yiflt a csaopy bitjlr Ver that Buy hay corrii ots bran and MsCMWlStei bottom flHY IC5S ARK THE BEST INjmE CITY BMOItTBAWB ANpKtriUMSUIIF MDecUlly fdapt Is at pres Tj wm ir - hw wjr rd ta nome slujuv G McLeous era tho aei of id H lenntii of n r4bli pd Qffleo on teRlu gT nsar Pivot- IJ3AAI Wrralfirstj avl -1 nbont four oclock Mr JoslMia Nowliotd died tit his hoftio in Louisville having U 3u6ii3iru toe Cfjdix bean ju very frail licaltli for some months His death vyas not tin expected He leaves wife three sons and thulr families The sons nro S H Newhold Manager for tho St Bernard Coal Co at Li N TIMB TABLE Louisville Warner M Nowbold Sitt South North Division L Hall titcS in N R R and Edward Ncwbold Nlihl Kiprou inlji p M Kfannlll Accomodation n yattntf Louisville Attorney fcoj aim frovldinee ami Mxtliouvllla tviij p m W C McLcod is making some SOUTH Mill 4U1 pnl specia prices on groceries aiini Ktpren jgg a fit Rtanivllla Accomodation P in 3J3 The Comet Band of thin place rofUlancsamlMadltonvllla arrlvea 745 n m has been revivified and under the la effect Sunday Jin 19 iSjC W W HTIIRtuaif Acenl tutorage of Prof W F Carr is ARRIVAL AND DKPAKTUUU OP TRAINS AT going double quick onward to dis V tinction and glory NORTONVILLE 11 ¬ P3ee afternoon COiJllJBEltTY Which Missed Its fJaik but was not Foiled Ovation Tuesday Lliytf Child Ls A LOAD ot mlsory 1 Uken from tto evening n little Btrncd mon by riorro ravorlto lnvwrlptlon Wcakncssus that Illt7h JW - Imnr nl1 Wl dlatrcu your womanhood can fl bo rullavul and cured by it daugKtcr of Newt Cros9 col at ¬ anfoly and certainty It hto dona tula for thouiondi of iuf tempted to put coal on tho grate forlrff vomen and tho makers nnil caught fire The child ran are willing to gunrantte it It doesnt benefit or euro you SCrcnmilll from tlin liniian mill wnn thevll return tho monoy if ffte Best Tim ST BERNARD DRUB EARLINT01M SI of all Cough Medicines is Dr Ackers English Rem ¬ edy It will stop a cough In one nlgTit check a cold In -- DRUGGISTS Patent JVIediGines and KENTUCKY 1- Perfumery ¬ SinrfyfU JU4 1 V- vMBuiTivK ¬ K- ¬ ¬ v 9 I ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f a m ¬ J TTJHEE BK 125 ma T1 M hWWjifiag ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ DRUGGIST Gap ¬ ¬ 1 VR ¬ i ¬ President of the United States m tt ¬ J viuuuirl 1 -- The New York WeekliCribui I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BEE Ik ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ E- - - universal m Fi ¬ ¬ Walter McGary ¬ ¬ ¬ Po6r Health i Livery and Feed Stables HEARSE Ml - ¬ ¬ ¬ Buurat ¬ Browns xOVi-nor issssssssP ttS ¬ ¬ 1 LOOK AT THESE FIGURES Iron Bitters ¬ A Knt- i It Cures c ¬ lev t rt j 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ f vv 1 iAtvtivuvvv a Dont Wait Do it Now ¬ ¬ 1KB DAVIS LIVERY STABLE Br11 rv S7 IpA a f Hi j4 - fuhnikj ¬ j i pt mttrw f Tl nfew JfcOeC -- T t Months Menu a It eo m NT t 10 Jl It 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Countjr Court Jdo G B Hall Ilojf Salmon Countjr Attornej County Clerlt VV II Arnold Judjvof tlrtutt Court Trf lllor S V OStftt is Stjperlntendenk of SclioolirjTJiOJ I ShrlifWll Co3noT fpW fitlOWlNCl Thomon I II Smith TItn JIOSS AND KKT f JnoH Booth jgfe MAOIJTKVrM Henry Shsw O J Fnworth ThlrMlMrJetJ C Baecn roilrtOiPHirttt TP Jonei Pint Second DUtatrt Hlrl ftlt nionrt WtHHfs3Li -- Ksfl t - f U- 2H2fHSr EARLINGTON PRUE XIIIRARV Open to iu tn too o m datlv fczeent Snndav More than oo volumei ocerIndlcalt mlnfrftl lollectlon Indian relict natire troodi etc oruiai itviiaiton loan JNO U Theso ferneries hao remained rreen throujjh summer nnd winter putting out young fronds nil tho time it being only necessary to remove tho old ones placed n mat of moss fenm nnd roots This Is held nrounil tho pot wlta n wire wot to which la nlso fastened n wlro by which to hanff tho mos3 The hanging f emeries can btr made nny slzo or sltapo required nnd of nil UjOfBinaller varieties pffjrns sticH ns maidenhair Onco started tltey ore jjer mancnt If nex er allow ed to become dry ATKIBSON JR LIDRARY Open to a tn tog p m dally except Sunday Lxeltent collection or Looks and periodicals prybody wtjlcome ogc Directory COMFORTABLE PFOPLE They Ttnoir What to o nnd What to Bar At tho Right Tlmo It in often said that it takes nil sorts of pcoplo to mnko tho World and ot tho many varieties to tho credit of hurann nature bo It spoken not tho least nu ¬ merous is tho comfortabloorcomfort rrnklng species soys Harpers Bazaf Theso pcoplo nro to bo found every ¬ where doing tiietr duty in such n sweet modest fashion thnt ono scarcely nn nlyzca tho elements which maho up their nttrnctlvcncss even while- basking in tho warm glow of their kindnesses nnd feeling how good nnd pleasant it is to lire with them They nrq endowed with tho raro gift of knowing what to soy and what to do nt tho right timo and in tho right way bo that they novcr jar upon ones sen- ¬ sibilities nor give tho impression that they ro anxiously on tho watch to help which latter is often too apt to produco n feeling of burdensomo indebtedness Indeed it is not always in what com- ¬ fortable pcoplo do it is quite ns much In what they judiciously lcavo undono that their peculiar charm consists and positive and decided as is their influ ence yet it may bo fully and thoroughly described by negatives They never fret nnd fume o or tho in- ¬ evitable they mako no arrogant pre- ¬ tensions nnd naturally therefore they ludulgo in no harsh strictures no un gcntlo criticisms They aro equally Xreo from that dlstressIngmock modri cstv which nroctices a mvbul Belf-in- trdiecllon and bestows tho results of i 110 process on a smau puuno too oorcu and indifferent to appreciate the confidences They ncer nttltud Intra ns mnrtyrs no matter how great tho sacrifices they make their self effacement being so gcnulno that it Is truly iuvlslbe Thoy never stroko ono tho wrong way nor do they indulge in nagging that annoying and perhaps most intoicrablo ot tho small foes to tho jxinco of a household wliilo tho disagrcenblcncss Inflicted by thoso who do practico tho irritating art is borno with such placidity that tho sharp tongues nro reduced to silence through very shnme ¬ 5M BENRALJi m i Stdreb H k i M jlin to Ctllislleni u DRY BDDD5 V r- - L N RAILROAD THH GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE Always a faUSHjfe of everything desired Fancyand Staple Goods of all kinds- - Dress Goods Linens sk between the cities of CinffetLoxington Louiavillo Evansvlllo St Louis And tho cities of Bddt s and Shoes CLQTHINEr T Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Witiryoxjtt - AND 01-xex-ec- o I Anything you want at the most reasonable prices - v s Honest T SIEIJD UNRIVALED 5W 81IORTE3T AND QUICKEST KOUTK i ii l guuus iiicii win give iuesc service r w v r From St Louis Evansvlllo SOUTHEAST and Henderson to the AND SOUTH t 4 THROUGH COACHES Our facilities are exceptional for giving Voubestjfain at line of goods of your selection made 4o gggfe of oSSIn EADYlADtlTHrNG tces mam fr- a large From above civics JpNa9jjyjlJj -- nfKliiaTtanooga mak- ¬ Garfybig WITH ing direct con- ¬ nection PULLMAN PALACK CARS For Atlanta SavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA - 8bff and Caps A varied assortment of seasonable articles in thislihe styles always on hand Jr Eatest i Connections arc made at Guthrtv and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Bent Furnishimbs lars and Cuffs everything - EMIGRANTS Col- 3 Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes UmbrellasUriderwear Wh v - it- - Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmom O V A T A Louisville Kentucky tOattend Al liias uowsll aecrctary WTURNER LODGE No 548 F M Stated meettnera the tint and Saturdays in each month at 730 p Trantlent brethren cordially Imlted W C McLEOD W M THE DAUGHTERS PART is they fade Tor tablo decorations tliejr nro lovely nnd enn ho suspended pujTtvrvrnv rnMMiunrmv tin luNlTEO ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS from chandeliers or from stands made Rneeii second and Ionrtii Saturday nignts eacn to support them only If gas Is used fnpuih A cordial invitulon Is eitended vltitlng they should bo removed immediately Kntglits and laklea I II WYATT N C after meals to n more congenial atm3 klOSI N BLACK K ot R phgrc Tito water seeping through tho porp11 vessel drops clowly from timo hCTORIA LODGE Mo BTCNIGHTSOF every uonoay ntgnittiv tne itFtlme henco it is necessary to keep meets as ildlng All me mberj of tha order am growing plants or some vessel under receive U10 fort proisfcs rc MAUTiNec 1 iteajhto bo emptied water or tho fern EaU can before placing over gg3L tho tabic nnd tilled again ns coon as tho PKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets meal is over nnd placed where the I vThursUy evening at jjo oclock p in dropping w ill do 110 damage In greenVetbren cordla Invited to attend houses windows nntl for nlmost nny N W HurrM W tjre Xerder houso or veranda decoration they nro very beautiful nnd tho small amount nat of enro nnd attention they require is a ifiirdj Otrcctori great ndvantagc lieved iMr J ST DERNARiJ LODGE No aio h every Wfk O p V MeetsVisitingTuesday nightatysop m brethren cordlally Invited to attend PIERCE MEYERS N G C II Hunt Secretary now THE WATER IS SUrrLIED ivr ¬ ticularly at home In ones own houso o cordial manner is particularly fit- ¬ ting Do not stand off in tho middle in a of tho room and bow coldly nnd formal- ¬ ly to tho friend who has called Walk over to meet her givo her your hand and say pleasantly that you are very glad to see her again Stiff cold and formal ways of greeting acquaintances aro not proper in a girl welcoming guests to her fathers house A daughters part is to assist iter mother on every social occasion Tho girl pours the tea in her mothers drawing-room Vfhen friends drop in at flvo Soma ot us love God whenever ha sends oclock Quito often when no maid is ur JolorecL AHKtM n n1 buuv tcuuci iitui every une lines present sho helps tho guests to tho One good man slid a few dajs ago that sandwiches nnd tho enkes which nro All communications and matters ot news per the manner in which the Christians conBerved at flvo oclock tea nnd herself hands tho cups nnd takes them from tilniug to this column should ha aildre ijci to duct themselves has more to do la making1 Geo AtHANDtR Rarlimston Ky tho guests who would like to be re infidels than any one Ihiog in the world She Can Do Moch Toward Making Iioma Llfo Ideally Pleasant Ono of tho sweetest things a girl can do is to receive friends graciously par- ¬ bKULi2KltJNo - - m -- s eh Ks sns W V sbr - A --- -fMmt v T v1 hT v 1 JSUt m better Grocery anywhere than ours may nnd city grocery Everythirier that you - i i - Cfietapcalo 0fihandS9UtfiKHtrnM ff MXI5 -S-- OJS XyX tflO DCTWZCM QlJEEWSWAREj Jitfens China Glassware and Cutlery in jextensive variety LOUISVILLE AND FURNITURE MEMPHIS AL0 rnoM CINCINNATI AND TO Andall other necessary articles for everyday life FUNK 1 AND EVANSViLLE WAQNALLS 1 EARLINGTON ¬ STANDARD DICTIONARY Is everywhere by Educator THE BEST FREE LIBRARY Do not purebae a Ticket KORTU EAST SOUTH OR MST JTltOLtC t CI1URCU OF CARING FOR GLOVES TUB IMMACULATE To Kcp CONCEPTION Always stretch gloves out smooth and put in a box without doubling when removed from tho hands A nice addition to tho glove box is n scented CHRISTIAN CHURCH sachet giving tho gloves i delicate es regularly held morning and evening odor when worn Irst and Third Sunday In each month An error that is commonly made is tens 1rayer meeting Tuesday niebt Prayer meeting Thursday night Sun that of mending hid gloves with sew aisjoatn J w Litjun t astor f ing silk ns tho silk cuts tho kid nnd shows tho mend more plainly while viWtivecoua Satnnlav evening and Sander fino cotton thread gives a much morei tjrLSd Jl k A I AiM bAl mmmttm payliool t g joaiu D S Edwards Pattorj satisfactory result If tho gloves nro torn put n piece of silk of correspond M B CllORCH ing shade under tho torn part baste riervlces first Sunday each month Sunday carefully so ns not to reveal tho stitches lataoopm G M BURNETT pastor n on tho right side nnd then draw up tho lent with cotton thread M E CHURCH SOUTH A few good glovo clcancr3 nro recService - everv fourth Stindav tnnrntni d nigrn nyt 1 i nerry rastor Prayer meeting ommended but it is generally better to every Friday niglit send gloves to ono who makes this his business than to experiment on them Y P SCHRISTIAN ENDEAR0R Prayer meeting every Sunday evening a lio for like tho mending it is a trade in itself But whenever you do tako aUsemblyHall warning by tho fato of a ntco pair of ZION A M B CHURCH driving gloves wo onqo had and never Services every Sundav moraine at it oVlork try to polish them up with French shoo and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9 30 Dressing Tho way it camo about wo n w a wainer psstor read Jn ono of the papers that nn annll- cation of this liquid would renew tho MT ZJON BAPTIST CIIURCH vices Sabbath at ir a in and 7 p m Sun youth nnd beauty of old nnd badly vocl at 0 jo a m W W Foster pastor soiled kid glomes and deeming newspa ¬ per lore to bo relied upon no put it sc into effect but nlasl tho result was a HTaMsonoille Revelation To bo sure thcro were no CHRISTIAN CHURCH soiled spots remaining visible but tho Chlng third and ourh Sundays a m and 8 ob rt ro bv Rev S V Fowler sblno on thoso gloes made them posi ¬ union service every Sundav at iato a m tively reflective and tho way they ad it meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 hered to tho reins turned our thoughts to agricultural fairs nnd molasses BiPTIST CHURCH candy In conclusion wo have only to Proachlng every first and third Sunday morning say Mend patch clean or wash your nd evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting vVednetday evening Sunday school every Sun- - gloves but never try French Bhoo day morning at 9 13 dressing It doesnt work St Louis Itejiubllc in ¬ i ¬ ¬ 7 00 am second mass and sermon Rosarv instruction and benediction at in every sunaay a- - m uoenan pastor man Them In Good Condition rollosv tho Directions Hero Given - -- operas iff CHURCH SOUTH V vincerg by T Cherry Prayer Jenlng Sunday school every k Jie 00 oclock thjrd Lord dlVt NEAT LAUNDRY BAG is knowledge they hnio galped in lifes day evening to seo tho Worlds Liberty On tomorrow niglit thero will be a deexperiences they spend everything Bell bate at the school Subject Resolved freely for their homos sake and tho Rev Atkinson filled his regular appoint- ¬ that a man will go further for his mother joinepliouM pay its debt in much out ¬ spoken loic Harpers Itottnd Tab ment for bis congregation last Suaday at than his wife tho Masonic Hall The social at Mrs Lucy Watsons was a A Womans Cure for Insomnia qrand affair J notice in a contemporary nn ex- ¬ The Christian Endeavar Society did not traordinary suggestion regarding in hold its regular meeting last Suaday on Rev Gooden filled his appointment at Bomnia namely that to hae a net eat account ot the absence of the president the Uaptist Church last Sunday Hlccphig In the room Is the best remedy Such blunders should not occur again r The Baptist Church will give a leap ifor this trying complaint the animals year supper the first Saturday in next presence exercising a sort of magnetic Mrs Ann Cox the vife of Collen Cox month unci soothing influence which compel lccp A friend who is n remarkably died last Sunday night She was a memLet every one come ont and bear Dr Kood sleeper nlways has her beloicd ber of the S M T and the Uaptist Church Persian cat in tho room butin this cast Her funeral was preached by Rev Wm Gurry next Thursday night Ho Is an eloquent speaker the Influenco is rather tho other way Foster us tho nffectlonate creature when Unusual good feeling is existing in the The Union Meeting closed last Saturday wakeful Itself often arouses Ila mis- ¬ tress with imperntlvo demands to bo night with one convert and tho churches Bogus family May their path grow green caressed Tho author of this curioiit much revived spiritually theory sajs that tho cat must not bo Prof Lane has gotten his bead Into a Prof Robertson of Madisonville was treated with indifference its friend ¬ hornets nest at last not beintr satisfied out last week on business pertaining to ed- ¬ with ship must bo cultivated if tho hypiiotlu the Union has succeeded in organ ucation izing a debating society which promises influenco is to work J should tlinl oe a glorious success therefore even if thero is nny founda ¬ Mr Newt Cross little girl was badly to tion for the idea it could not be put burned last week while Rev R H Hail has one of the best patting coal on Inlo practico by onowho hn3 ndt a little peoples choirs in tho county The tolciably strong degree of lIdng for the grate is now doing well young girls and boys should join too choir tho feline race Ladies Pictoilnl Rev R II Halt has organised an in- ¬ and learn how to slog while young ¬ The world is wanting practical every day Apart from and more imnortant even Mr Simon Dunlap is much belter and religion thnn her manner to a guest who hap will soon be able to follow his bsuai cm pens in for nn hour or a day is tho man- ¬ plopmeot ner of a daughter to her father and MORTONS GAP Mrs Scott Morton is on the sick list mother Tho lather returns to his Mr and Mrs M A Hamilton are proud homo after a wearying day at business Miss Harriet Duckrr of Hopkinsvtlle ol the nthent of a fine leap year boy IIo is tired in body nnd mind Coming is visiting her retain cs and friends hero duck as nis latcnkey turns in the homo Mr Elias Rascoe Is slowly mending door ho thorwa oft care ho is joyous Quarterly meeting will bo held at the Mrs Queen Griffin is on the sick list at tne thought ot tho dear ones ho will A M Zion Church next Saturday iand meet after hours of absence on Suaday EH Curry DD will preacli1 Mrs Tempy Myers is on the sick list Ills young daughter in n pretty gown with tho bloom and freshness Prof Hardinpvas tn Owcnsboro Ky Mr Geo Johnson will soon bo lit Provi- ¬ r only girlhood wears should be ready this week dence with bis ftmily to give him tho attention ho loves the John Nance mado an excellent speech In Rev J W Selectman of Madisonville kiss tho cheery word to help Iter mother and tho rest in letting he father Ky preached two excellent sermons Jast tho Union last Sunday 7 sea how much ho is loved nt home week at the Methodist Church Little Mary Watson acquitted herself Men give up a great deal for their fami- ¬ lies their time their strength the Our Public School turned out last Fri ¬ creditably last Sunday at the Union acknowledged Scholars the Press and the Public 10 ba FOR ALL PURPOSES Open from 10 a m to 9 p m daily Until you hare consulted au Agetst of tba except Sunday A Cordial Invitation is oxtcn JoJ to who- ¬ ever may find a spare half hour to im- ¬ UMmtD TRAINS prove their time at the FREE LUtRARV PULLMAN nUKPtST 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full Russia 1800 2200 morocco 2200 2000 If no Agent In youAown sand your subseilptioa to Funk aWta naiicke JULaiarsitsri ruw rerx DescrlptfveClrculars will be sent on application mm voatvJi I EViMviurJ I YZ o9SVr The Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker Ma IMITED r THE Monri reSOlUSBTOSBJAN CHURCH reamlecond Sabbath at 11 a m trine isA lonn Pair Pyer Thpslat 7J0 c0k tlKi UniAN CIIUpcHt alTirms aunJiy motalat M fina pritSundsr atternooa a of Dccemi lresidenj it fr that wilKoassNM will regard of and by any -- Tlllij 1 MM iif fant choir that sings well you should The Ono Hero Illustrated Is nn Ornament Comets for tho llioycle Ctrl It Troporly Miule The bicycling corset Is Iho lattst hear them Mr Rogers has charge of the Such n neat thinp as tv laundry baff wnooinly advertised by the Ingt now adult choir puuum uo in every jiouse if made nlrliin of woman a atttrrx Rev H Amos was In Providence last prettily it is nn ornament Thero is vviiac mbkis tdo aiurmiu Sunday and preached for elder Sltvey nothhiff so tmtidy as Boiled cJothing Amorlcan manufacturing malcet lyinc nbout a room nnd where n laun American wages Mr Ed Graham wa in our town last dry bag is nt hand such n thing woyld make tho American American wnges week visiting bis family and friends market Stop the never be The ono h our illustration manufacturing and you have- destroyed is made of The question will be settled thts week light brown denim tho market For a little ttmiponir Tho design which nnyonq can draw gain to tho froo trado importer Is it as to who will be Steward at the Asylum la worked in dark lrown cptton in wibu to dissipate tho wealth of an en Peter lostel Is tho cry of tho 3000 colored Cy Drown tiro nation people ol Christian County spake in complimentary terms of Postel lluy Amorlcan Cutlcrr Simple justice lo black and Tho Bhaftleld manufacture s Iiava and said Kolli ur 4105000 mora Jianlwarii anil white will not offend any honest while cutlery this year to Soptumber 30 than man ¬ W llJKltNAGAN A Prest and Genl Manager GjL Sclontlflo Amwcan Agenoy lw O W WADD1LL Cashier 3opkins Courttu X5 BK bashviu ra North -- TINNER a my 9 sw B aaa OAVrAY vwriniuriie to o itanaoooa write vVFL co B1 liuoibwar nbw YoaJt UNN m Oltloit bureau for ectirlng patenu In America rryivitent taken out bruits brought before trio pubilo by u notice given freo otcbrgo lu tJu v 1 DRSIOM PATKHTSe TJan aaira BANEMadisonville Ky Capital Stock -- - ROUTE OF THE Has taken a permanent stand at the head ol the class with a full and complete stock of CHICAGO nntl NASHVILLE Stoves Castings and Tin wiri Which he offers to his patrons at prices which harmoulio with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in tho shade When It conies to Repairing Roofing or viuitertng lie always holds tba nca and deaqo His work Is sky blah In quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap His cus ¬ tomers ate treated like millionaires If you should need anything either great or small in his line Walker Is Iha man you are looking for You can get what yoiu want and have a llltla money loft by callv ng on him at tho old stand XHR ONLY KHOI - -- 50000 Pullman Vettlbulod Train Service vrMl Howoet und Finest Say Ooachos SleeperB and Dlulnc Care iWMEIIT nrii they shipped hero in tho corresponding W01U Misses Lula Phillips and Sallie Ross months of 1804 Thoy also sold us 0007 ions ot ranroau jron nts year as com were out from Madisonville to sec a friend pared with only 8 tons in 1B91 last Sunday ¬ ala imoiilha Artdresa VtUKtTA 1 eart uiujausnii 10 JJroodway York man biileiiUIUly tllustrateii a Uanvllhout t lLiiiVaiA7 tV7 Ww City Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of tho citixenn of Hopkins and adjolafng counties Has tne finest and most socaro vault in this section ot Kentucky it fftOM TUB TO OUTIS Terre Haute Jndlannpolis CHICAGO Milwaukee AND Al 1 - Vf The AlklnwnColleiJo gate ooo 0 ieir uuiler caMuali1e voiiJIltoiis Do not ay it can lurg falluro in thw f urnlturo trade We thought that unique entertainments last night In Madi- not le done till you scud for freo catalogue of ivas 110W recently DIMUCIHON3 PRACTICAL freo trado In lumber was to mako mil sonville Ho it I tc of all tho furniture inatuifuc Mr Coloniu Hlshop vyasou ft few days turcra Possibly tho mahses of the Wt5 pcoplo catmot afford to buy new furni agq looking after the Sweets of this life a NtVtltvIUc JTeitii ture rA M This It is reported bat a union revival meet and College ufs Rtronirly endorsed by bankers jtmernber The Deks Wants Homo Money merchants fUUH weeks by ing of all the churches it Madisonville method of teaching liookkecpine utaugliona is equst to Tho consumer would rather pay the v4cjubbing with nil the TVVKLVn weeks by the old plsn t4peclal d- vylll be held soon The batr jnensures a uuuiiiu otitch tax which tho democrats say la hidvantages tu Bnot thand remuanshlp andTeleg witjs Send us a list p uru jomj mm tJuce rourUis of aynnl den In the protective syatoin pf duties raphy Cliran board Unen to liotfi Sexes No t ft is a mistakeTb regard to hit colored VHcaltoii liiiicr ikhv etsiiroso far ism Mil or want to fend nyiuc a Jieauioir JuI8Iich IJ10 ton and and have mouey to spend than to cs people having looNmicti rellaioo Ilia nOME STUDY We have recently prepared tno drawinerntrlnfftj piic running each capo thut lax and huve no money to hooka on IIOokuxkiINO wo put toUylaweigh BiioutiiAnd ANP ItiitUAKStltpespeeially wiapl- way uia run tnroiigh with which snupu yoj it uailiflou JU0nIng Ifoubla is money vVrite for tltw fWKli1 to bQiue ta4y id aa wn nnnra ill Baku W 3 iai nor ii i a i former f lrculara at VM Vl if 18 M rjnfflWMadtiiB CURE 5 J 2wnforJOyoorottatho 11KIHKUY or PILES if VtHTH9 tsa fHS nnd rFRTAIH L fmf a Wluit Lumber IUJ 1 POSITIONS GUARANTEED A ¬ Why net bi ewi MMdlt ray butpno prot pNr NMii St Paul 0NT3 IN m THB Deiirlijrjgjtoxa - 11 r4l4tci - ym Oat Dig 700 Pmo Ontalotfua aad ftayttt Outdo proves that it g posstbto Wuighs 24ioundsIiloaaiUutratlOBs doscrtbos tetwoea 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