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I Hilm SEVENTH YEAR W mmlr i B1SRN ARD COAL COMEPNi lJ T - EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKLY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 1800 N6 7 ft - - y-k - - -- - r C i i miners ana oinppers It 1 - f 01 - A r rr i rfMfc FV T v i i y ini At -j A m Aft j ll ML n 1 Hk i r mm Mk illi wr J W J r MM fcT JjaSHKu s x v V -- i - twW4s-r-M r PL T 3 viT - s -- - oi jf W 1 i A - tii MJ r iiiS ISPs UA T lf f jmsmm WUJPuh inMHOAlk v k FJ - BL i A Mt CARROL Manager 337 Union Street Naohvdlo Tonn It - WlTo1ee9Cilo - MairiiStreetjuLouisvilleKy AcCGsirxtm HESSER WICKIIAM 34a Wi SlEWB0tb Manager R Gi paot- - i i Twt j in v iii t ROUSE Manager PalmerJ Iouse Broadway PaducahKyy Cor Main and Auction Sts Momphis Toiin Houser Building St LouigMo JiW BRIDGMA 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo - v V i4 - ji Uppw II I a4 1 i I i ivi 327 Second sMEyansvMc iitiiTnr 7 auBaiLii irw T jv IndPv irflf iBWHftivv a unnriv ari w m nn HNlly -lAtKM mw r ini i U r JU 111 r fmMp PITHY t r r lAAGAfH TboWitnnl oftntbraclM llmatod Kt about Cjooooa Iom Smoke taspctort in tl leg aa uphill fight aIfttyer lier bar Sharo Lookout for Fresh Items of Merest to the Retail j time tcrtime permanentLy occupying this space fi St Bernard Coal Company ia Tf AA lO flU I j Ti - 5i Ml i- - T SCtfSs ii a 1 tf j i 3U V v kY i afj m - 1 eOMETHINCS WORTH KNOWINGIt -- sj is stated Itbat Queen Victoria seems ttvdlsIikOv new customs and in hor dislike to all sdHcalfed new fangted ideas refuses absolutely to adopt vartom cities are W f Uca Cke ovens at Jotmrtoe Pa havebeea linking thsftrouadlfl wttaad tfosgy or neid Wiuae old camp at Crtppin Creek Colo li la having tfebal mlnaltblseaay cart IngdUlJDce ZjaMvi In her own rooms many modern appliances sho will tolerate neithor gas electric light nor coal tier fires must be of wood specially pre pared and for illumination she adheres slrlctty to candles A fow years ago she allowed a smatl clectnd light Installation to bo laid down at Wind- sor Castle but it Is applied oily to a very limited portion of the castle and it Is only nqy that sho has permitted one step further to bo taken that Windsor Castlo is being put in direst connection with London by telephone f Short vrciebu a retail cent trade ara till the matter ot much dlicimioa and iroable In varlooa pirU t the coualry Why cant people b f af tT wSkS heietf js w VC A anoke Idipsetor at CHictoHl claims tbat r rjiooa loa of col from Illlncts are burnt dally - f JjC f It Is therefore tit that cliy nt that the place Is smoky not to be woadercd rl f - Ttye Field Coal Co has been Incorporated at McLean Coaoty Ky It sneceeds the Chicago Coil and Coke Co Islind Coal bujinejw everywhere has been abomtaably doll daring tbs warm weather prevailing of late IJslt lime1 Is the order at Pennsylvania collier ietr and business throughout the country is on a parallel 9 4 v t Ucrnard Coal Companys Goal Tipple at Paducah V -- A Chicago iaveoter claims to have solved the 10 smoke problem by a device calculated comply camboitloo VjT nBtf tnsnre Famous No 9 Coal for aluses from Earlington Diamond and Si Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and FiclringTables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET v illi It1 I 1 r p7SP in the output ot coal for 1835 In o tue previous year is con ¬ JVeniucay vyej siderable being about asi6oo tons bnt this in ¬ crease does not make itptbelossot 1894 as com pared with 1E93 ntbe year i84 the loss In output as compared with gi was 345055 tons occasioned by the almost universal Idletncss ot Kentucky miners daring the sympathetic strike ot May and June 94 At this lime the West Virginia mines took a large slice ot Kentucky trade and has not yet glrenlt a p owi7iat jui rS TTfXT TT1T Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED CQKEfor One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same vork as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price e0EGRBtSE cliff a short distance BDRMS AND fDpAgS ¬ a much less l ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IX AND SAVE MONEY and discovered there was a liolein the rock fh wliich thc shark had gono and One of tho natives was asleep plunged into the water and tied a rope around the sharks tail with- ¬ out waking lumand we pulled him out tejl you he was a mpnster There were some incredulous remarks at this story which caused tile senator to declare If any man doubts this story let him paj the- expense of the trip and I will take tlie whole party to the cliff and phow them the hole front which the shark was pulled If I dotyt I will bear all expenses JudgcAVilcox smiled andstrok- ipg hjsmustaclic wjth a hate nothing exiircssfon answered I dont deny Iho truth of that story There is a fish pond down the joast where tliq sharks come the tide fh aiiidlit tioes out ft leaves the water so hallow that Mr shark can t turn jjYepjThcnitivcbos used to go to tilts rlohd plunge in mount the sharks and ridothem all drouW Thcrehaflwis notnlangerous unless bo can get oil his back and the Water is too shallow for thatso the boys can ride them in safety Now if auyOnodoubls that story ust charter a ship and I will take If 1 dont riimjci jhcfish iJl pay all expenses Sharlifstorics wetoitvord6r until the steward announced that coffee wus iiuuuy lui mu jiaiir una iu keep them awake until breakfast AVhen invitpd to havo apup of offee I announced that I did not urink couee faybe you prefer beer said ji tone of tho newspaper men ll never drank a glass of beer j 1 answered tin ibylife 4 ¬ ¬ laughed a Coal in Paris is woman who is just home from a yeara residence and a stove oh a stovo in the French capital Is a larpo article of virtu When we began to freeze las winter which we did at the first cold weather over the tiny grates set in a corner cj room where they will throw out the least hsai even when at their besl I announced that wov must have a stove Thero were three women of us doing Paris inlodgings and tho others agreed You commissioning mo to act as purchaser will see a stoVe hero to night I said confidently Dut tbeytiidntl as4 we separated one morning I traveled up and down beforeIcould find anycp tbat fell in with my American IdeasoYa stove and when finally Idld find an appfoachtomy Tbat was larger standard I found its price too Sixty dotiarst Of course than the stove we couldnt pay that for a couple of months I asked the dealer it ho use of a stove would rent L After ajiarieV he conseoted bnt wanted 5 a rnorith l reported ihepoceeuingJ to my friends aud We decfdeAto rentfthnstovei The Frenchman ajsured me thsovepccDSlued ten cents worth ofxoal nday Perhpaltliiii- with tho fire kept at bis conception of what a tire Is for but wo plied tbat stovn to its llniit and it ato up a dollars worth of coal at French raes Thos who treasure every twenty fonr hours notions that Paris is a cheap placo of residence for Americans should keep out ot it In winter They will find themselves bankrupt before spring and there wilt not have been one cold day that their apartments will be filled with a genial warmth such as pervades all our American rooms outside tbo most squalid homes bric-a-brak wW W n A fr -- HAWAII v TOE PEARL OF TOE PACIFIC rfSw miiZ inc mt ruin of a Series ot Letters Columbian Historical brother Against etc etc by John R Mustek Author of the H lfovcie IJrothertt by Fun Cprrliht iJA WtoHALts Compaxy NtVcrk IIS f fjjM Ef A Visit to Motokal the Home of the LepersHow these Poor Unfortunate Live ¬ Molokai is the ctirsc of the Hawaiian islands It is their kclc ion in the closet There dwells tlic dread disease of leprosy the KB 4 oldest Known ana pernaps ino m w rl Wv most fatal of maladies B L There is i l J 7j no wen auttsenticaiea euro tor u For some reason Hawaii has bo comeJcnownas the land of lepers yet one might live in tho islands a lifetime and never see a leper or even hear of one On tho north side of Molokai there is u strip of land which forms a sort of a tongue projecting out This into lie sea somo ten miles tongVio of land is about two miles vidc at the south side where there ism precipice of over two thousand feet extending across the island nd cutting off all communication ith the main island 1 Here is put ne place at which it is pHble fa l or a human beinrr td scale this I cliff arid that in a narrow winding wtn Known as die ran vaSvpis portion of the island nat fiSriMv isolated from the rest of the jld was wisely selected by the Tawalian wnvcridrnfiiit as a nrouer Jlace or BegregSfinp thc se unfor- tunarE peopie mu ibjicih huu they live somo to a good old age Helds They have houses Sftf horses cattle poultry garden chil- 4mi pigs 5Pin mmy dreh are born to uiem muecnim borr pt leper pareuta showpo tjljjna of tlte fitsease at a certain age i js taken frpm tho isjarid and kept in confinement for a certain- aunv foMnd TMn F i her o ytajrs 6 d5ared if by the icjeau mi board of Wealthy nd permitted to ko about ft lyiFerywh wj It of the is educate l h Sovrireat the BwettVfr tfipfpiftt niffly disease RYt l f beat authpritws on the aubjct declares tUt teprpsy tan tw contracted by inoculation and not more qfintaKious i it Onettf thfe ii not ry icoatagjous leprosy casupttoB ir ij vembcr agth Mr J T Water moments returned yith a mattress house the president of the board a blanket and fl plllloW Tlhere of health told mo over the wires of Was d spare place ait thomainnYast the telephone to be at tho dock of and just forward of the hatchway tho Inter Island Steamship Conv It was very spare for while my I reported on head was jammed up against the pany at 830 sharp mast my feet extended over tlj5 time and found the steamer Notwithatanding my lying at the dock with hatchway steam up and hissing from every cramped position lioweVer I Xefl asleep and had nil vgprip w611j valve Going on board tho little craft would liave slept until dawn of But about hatf past three we found Bishop Ropert with Pam day pliilo and the young priests Who in the morninir I became con were going to work as missionaries scious of wiiter falling on my face among the lepers There were and while ljalf waking I Was trying many prominent visitors in our 19 ueicrminc wiiai 11 was 111c guiccr party among them Mrs H Lew- - of tho watcli Cried out Youd better go beow oitt of ellyn Jenkins deaconess of the MCUIOUISI lIlUICllj HliU a iiiuuiuQi tho rain of tho Washington Square M B I ijprang to my feet and fdjmd Church of New York Miss Kajjc the ram ptiuring doVn upon the Field benator Watcrhouse Judge deck almost in torrents Td Wilcox Dr Day and others snatch my collar lecktiet arid Shortly after nine oclock the cuffs wbfch lay on thottdck it my and our craft side and rush down tlie compan Whistle sounded pushed out from tho dock and ionway in almost total darkness steamed down the bay It was was but tho work of a Moment In too dark for us to note the tropical the general litirry and confusion I Night could npt find niy hat A sailor beauties along the shore in the tropics comes quickly Tjiere brought it to mehalf an hour later The thoroughly soaked s no aftorglow no twilight If the sun sets and it is dark All sjeep for the remainder ol sky cjeajr the stars shind won the night was nt an end drously bright and if there hapCome here and sit dowrt said pens to bo a moon it is almost as Senator WaterliQuse who had light as day No poet ought to also been driven below by the rain sing of moonlight beauties until he Dont rub your eyes until they has seen the moonlight of tho trp are red You will have to get pics used to this I found myself fij a cojilpajj y of Shortly after passing Diamond Head the ship began torqW and jplly fellows jyhp had aj ready t V10r3 incribiothan nnyshark stoty told this morn some members of our party conu abandonedaU thought pf sleeps I have been ftshinK many time ing the senator declared Then plained of headache and began to whepwe Jiad j ioupreur u no wouiu pay tne ex turn in as rapitjly aa they could sajti Judge Wilcpx penses Of the party to tho United Wo are crowded for room the tp situfp all night in the rain1 president of tho board of health The very mention pt a fishing htatos to snow 110111 we country said yoU will have to sleep on expedition will rouse the Hawiiah in wntcn 1 iiauitvcu wittiout ormK Senator ini coffee or beer and if 1 did not There was less than a native or naturalized tho deck who knows some l would pay tho expenses of thj dozen cabins on the little vessel Wnterhouse Mien thins about bigfishat once started Voyage myself- and thf so yflf given to out with a story When day dawned we were at whjle and elderly gentle wen Speal ingof natjyes and Jibing aijcl or qfKalnnpapa Tho hjpejrs remfcintjer of UtP cheerfully con sented tojlcep on the deck with tvill tell you vhat I witnessed werp ii vYHro 91 vur hhviiuu visit arid srion after daylight the shore nothing but the starry heiHi i with my bwn qyes Goon senator was tltjg gen pwas lined with thpso unfortunate and somo of tbo slup3 lifeKW above us Tho it was m thelast era demand for when the senator pQopieetrauiniuor eyes to coicn part of NDvernber WGit VfiSJ gets started the boys know they wip iiisv KJuiipuu ush vjsnui Tho band poiipqsctljI opcrboy4 quite warm cti pxpblit stfijiethirig good Vyiulfcgofng a6hg the conpt of played several ks 6f welcome NQt feeling a desire to turn lit tit once I wnt forward df the cap Oalui one day I aawspMo natives Bishop Ifapert Father Pnipphie tains cabin and taking a seat ou on tho rocks and soina jn the Watiir fand the othit missionaries went tha deck rated on thO bfillftnUy I asked what thov were doint aud ashore hUhu first boat and were Avere gofn to lassp greeted vAl cheers to got ashore lighted heaveW wlitfe jay Wtotflits was told 11 e wveu shatk und tha if I wJshoiVlfadt iHnMtlqwri a swinging wandered to home ami ones far wavv Wvrifu of sit miglt lMtf pullit out flfthQ watftrJJ ladder Vverthe ships ide into n tioah iiotnntoptiitjuout anil in tiiiS kardK Wrthil kititf f at last I GiimLun uown me piecipnou Kti-an-h- It is not an easy matter to visit Went aft whcretfirJ deck was cbv the leper settlement One can only cred with cots and - mdn lay sritir 4 go as a guest of tho board of health idk every wnere Areallthc beds taken I asked and these officials make but two trips a year I was very fortunate tho stcwarda citizen of the Orient Me gettSe bed and blanket1 in being in Honolulu when the V board madejjno of its semi annual ho answered Ho darted bclovy pnd in n few1 visits On the afternoon of No mWHn opposite directions which added the spice of danger to the expedi tion On landing we found on the shore two or three hundred lepers Some of them were but slightly affected by the disease and somo so disfiurcd as to hardly resemble human beings The disease seems to attack the extremities first Usually it first appears in the lobes of tho cars and tliey begin to hang as if there was a heavy weight in each Then it appears in the face ip jjreat lumps and the cheeks swell The fingers lose all feeling and witfier away or drop off until the hand is fingerless and the foot tocless Often the head is ear- ¬ less The unfortunate often loses his eyesight tho balls entirely disappearing It may take years for the disease to accomplish its deadly work but there is no hope for the viclim when once it seizes ¬ He took us to the different that it still rings in my ears while the sadly disfigured anartments of the lepers all clean faces I met will I fear never fade neat whitewashed plainand comso much PATHETIC INCIDENT I Ci ¬ liimV cad And yet it is not uncommon to sec a leper on horseback galloping over the settlement so maimed that one cannot understand how Their ears he holds the reins often become so elongated that they interfere with their riding A doctor who was for threo years in the settlement said 1 have had them to come to me and say Doctor wont you cut my ears offj they are getting in my way ¬ St ¬ in te ¬ 1 tly There is a house set apart for visitors which no leper is permitted to enter We went to this house to wait for the horses to convey us across the island to the Boys Home The Jepcrs to the num- ¬ ber of several hundred came to tho fence and gazed at us so longingly so fondly as to almost melt one to tears To them wo were superior beings loved friends from whom they wera forever separated Senator WaterhoUse who pos sesses n World of moral courage had a heart as tender as a womans was everywhere among them not hesitating to grasp the fingerless hand and speak words of encouragement How How are you old boy Come are you to day my friend You are cheer up and bo happy happier hero than- you could be anywhere else ho said a hundred times that day To which the natives for most of the lepers are natives usually answered i with a sad Pifoki filaki shalte of the head IllaJti means grief sorrow and all that rocsJa weigh down t Vi word a the heart To thdttHand tiwftKl heard it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Jr vr my memory They have haunted me in my creams ever Some of since I left Molokai their faces were so horribly disfigured as to have no resemblance to humanity No hideous mask has ever been made to equal what leprosy has done for the human I observed a boy about ten face years of age whose eyelashes and eyebrows had quite fallen out His eyelidsAvere so paralyzed that he could raise them only the fractional part of an inch and he had to hold his head back in order to see Mr Hutchings tho assistant and sheriff of the settlement is one on Whom the disease seems to have exhausted itself by the destruction of his fingers These are gone and his hands healed but his under lip is paralyzed so that when he speaks it falls uown and when he has finished a sentence he pushes it back with his fingerless hand and holds it in place with his upper lip At last horses were brought for our party to cross over to the Baldwin home Then came a mo mentary hitch in the arrangement caused by Miss Kate Field Who was unaccustomed to the Hawaiian style of riding But she had to yield to the inevitable She was determined to see the Baldwin Home it was too far to walk and there was not a side saddle on tho entire island so by the kindness of Miss Reynolds she was soon attired in divided skirts and by the combined efforts of Senator Watcrhouse and myself safely mounted on a sad eyed dapple gray horse into whose good graces she soon began to ingratiate her self by patting lps neck and ap pealing to ins npnor not to go faster than a walk The Baldwin Home for boys which is under Catholic manage ment contains a score of houses play room school roamshospitals and living houses all neatly and Here we met cleanly furnished Brother Joseph Dutton as hois known a man who for fifteen years has devoted his life to the care of the lepers He is a plain unassuming Christian man who in his brave humble way is more nearly following in the footsteps of his Master than any other per son it hau been my lot to meet To one visiting his plain little room devoid of even the smallest luxury uncarpcted and unpaintedan4 real izing that he is constantly in greater danger than if fafcpig can pon it aealns as tho lio were in the presence ofa superior being from ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ All the while he was explaining to us that such a ward was where the cases were not so bad the next was where they were lower and weaker here the unfortunate beings were able to crawl out on the porch and sit and gaze on tho sea sky and earth once more Here is where they arc brought he ex when in the last stages plained as we entered a house which despite its cleanliness and bare white washed walls gave forth These poor a sickening odor people wont last long Fouror five toeless and finger- ¬ less wretches whose horribly disfigured features made them frightful to behold were ori tho front fortable¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ An Old Negro Laborer on a Railroad Sldint of Henderson Unearthd the s t Skeleton of hlo Wife Buried u rvuy x cull -- rSEjr-Ca i -- Nfei yi jprch Then are still able to come out as yyo entered the hospital he Tbese cant live added Those threearo dying this Pointing almost gone One died vacant cot he added last nightj we just took him put and will bury him tb morrdw That poor fellow is nearly dead I went over to the dying leper thp unconHe still breathed scious He lay on his side with his head over the side of his cot His hands and feet were gone his eyes wero out his cars and nose gone and in fact he was only a horribly mutilated trunk with little resemblance to a human being Sickened at the sight and deathly odor of leprosy I staggered to the door and was soon again in fresh air We called at the house where Sisters Casscnta nnd Vinsentii lived those holy angelic women who are devoting their lives to caring for the lepers They wash and dress their sores make their beds wasli their clothing and kcop them neat and clean Tho they have lived among them for years tney nave ucen woncicriuiiy preserved i 00 mucn prajse cannot be given the Hawaiian government for its care of these unfortu nate people The eleven hundrjfd and twenty lepers on Molokai Aost the government nearly ten tpus and dollars per inonth By this lavish expenditure ot money anil with the aid of tho Catholic mis sionaries tho lives of these poor people are as pleasant and easy as it is possible to make them Jqhh U Musrc ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It was a pitiful sight although the chief actor was only a poortold negro He stbod the other day at tho pld graveyard watching th workmen dig away a part of tho bank for the new railroad switch As a eertaln point was reached the old negro became more dnxi He shivered slightly allous though the suns rays beat down all too warmly for the laborers Somebody noticed him and asked Uncle what are you waiting here for Ise waitin to see my baby My- baby suh was tho reply whar wnz buried hyaji fphty ycali ago I spec you wuznt bavyn deii suh Hits a long tuuesmi foil an 01a man ro du wiuoul pis sun shine jjlpi There were tcarsn the odpe grp s eyes now and tears in Jus voice Nobody laughed when hu took from his hat a tattered ban- ¬ dana handkerchief and blew his r Presently the spatje nosQ loudly strrck something that crunched and the old man shivered agafty With real tenderness for Wfw makes the whole worJ tin ftfla- borer stopped arid with hi a hands removed enough earlh to lay bare the skeleton of a womanapparentIy not Wore than tvventy years old Yas suh I reckon ibts her VVe put her away right bout dis place She were my 111 wife an wo only lived ogcrr a ycaryheft do good Lawd took Jjer fumine Im gyvino to put her in defTpevyC graveyahd and fqavoa place byuwr ¬ - jgmxzxi vluTSm At ITT 1 WW - X fob me bo wid SomuAlay I 1 Lamb Everybody was very quiet whle the ofd mnn put the crumbling bones into a box hi had brought Alter ho had gone au Irish lapqpr hitched up his trousers clenched his pipe mote firmly between his teeth and remarked Well who wud q thaght iheo was so mooch scntirripnt iu a dpm naygur Jtiomierson jpurrtai You dont seem to care much for original ideas said the co tributor with a sneer as ho gatb l v i i ka hl ITUU Up U1311IUIUblH NWfrTJ zerp oiooticd oatorplied the Wed rawer have good ones 1 - her in de bosoW flfde hopeI will k 4 m VM - I Mtv aX i j dM -- cfflv-JSflAi The VOMltf man Matttl W Ml n a Your mother wy ni USeaA0 is-an everyday soft worse wan tpr chap is nershfe still dates her letters 9qsIV the idiot cAlls twice a twhtc igo Kecprci PnnaWlints a woman with past tfi - L i rrl dy 4 lili msijmJ SHB J I irJ r 4T f a lft ftWMfcf ftfr WW 3 j ft i i 4 SBBREB FOR CONORESS FRANKFORT DOINGS i H an6 yft bandinto tho realms of Imagination tho lead of tho Jules Vcrnc of tho A joint resolution introduced by JAPES EAGER PUBLISHING COMPANY tneorperstedl K clitimMUr Hred lb Pcitofflct tl BittlnKton I Second SUBSCRIPTION Oat Yeirittldltr I KATIISI Sli -- II asked permission to explain his Wo havo read with caro the bi vote and on leave being granted ography of Dr Hunter and tho acrecapitulated the action of the UMrs Im E JUynolda ndaunted and immovable twelve cusations and insinuations con- To Import Cotton From the 8outh and Boonevllle Ky Our Hawaiian Correspondent Ir John who refused to submit to the govcerning this politician and we to Send the Manufactured Qooda Here R Music In the letter published In this THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 1896 ernment of King Caucus and Issue tells an amusing Incident of Miss find tho following objections which thereby surrender their convictions and Kate Croup or Whooping Cough These arc tho headlines to an ar- ¬ were Field of theher horso back ride They ara insurmountable obstacles to same n v on a trip that bath on tho financial issue and signed use It promptly hit tun to curt ticle from the pen of Col Cockerill necessitated horse back towelling Miss Pain In tho Back Llvor preferment in Kentucky the address to the public explain Dlxzlnoaa AIIDrattbU Tkrtllm ijejttatd Field was not accustomed to the Hawaiian Complaint All Curod by Hoods ing why they did not and could not Ho was born in Ireland about showing Jiow determined tho Jap- style and there was not n slda saddle on ACKER MEDICINE CO I cannot say too much In pralso ot fifty XOA18 Chambers St M Y Mr Johns did not speak from six years ago Ho was nat- anese havo become in their efforts the island Hoods I was INMMI notes but trusted to memory and pains In Barsaparllla dizziness subject to uralized in to invade tho worlds markets mv back liver com JL Pennsylvania thirty being as Senator Bronston after- plaint and that tired feeling I was comand especially to secure the scarcely worn ward observed a rather young and pletely mile out and could as thoughwalk one years ago it life Ho served in the United States American trade by sending their he fre halt nn burdenand thoseemed 18 I did not inexperienced speaker ago ot was at quently Joat tho thread of hi dis- caro about living whon a irlond army as assistant surgeon and was manufactured cotton goods to the course and rambled off on collaInduced Mo to Try Hoods unless prevented promoted to the position of sur- United States teral issues and when he began to Sarsnparilla It has benefited mo crcatly geon by tho Tariff as Col Cockerill bavo not been without It alnco I remark that owing to Mr Wilsons and I to be a wondorf ul blood purifier and TAKEN IN KXCIIANOB FOIt And It When tho war was over he quit says Wo quoto hisarticlo as foldeath the Democrats knew it would I can say to nil who au Her from complaints about be impossible for them to elect broughtbo curedby lmpuro blood ft they fighting and settled in Kentucky lows want to HOPKINS THE BANNER and the Presiding officer called You can considertako Hoods Barsaparlllato He has been known to vote tho Xsptclalcorrttpondtnu to the ItraM iuo a llto long friend Tokyo Japan Jan 3 189G REDUCED PHICli AT GHEATLY him to order because his remarks Democratic ticket in the early COUNTY Mn A P Butler a California cap were not pertinent to an occasion REDUCED -- v italist of this kind ho caused a roar of Hoods Bdrsnpnrilln which1 recommend seventies who has successfully r- He voted for Harlan for GovThe output of coal in 25 PER f CENT Mas Lucy E promoted a watch company in laughter from all parts of the at oTory opportunity ItnYKOLDS JJoonovUlo Kentucky Mchs Ladies and Childrens I consider Osaka and who has been trying Blankctn at your own price ernor in 187 house by replying Hopkins county is nearly Calico 5 cents Woolen Underwear gone the bottom Ills Biliousness Mr Speaker this to bo 1 most ex Hoods Pillt a cure nil IJtcr Indigestion 25c Ho has several times too often for sonic time to induce tho Japanone the total output Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up Wo are agents for ese Government to establish a lino traordinary occasion and was go Constipation lck Headache defeated Democratic candidates of the TUNNHNT STRI BUNG SHOE COSsteamers between Osaka Yoko the entire State ing on with his harangue saying for Congress and the Legislature hama and Salina Cruz Colobratcd Hand mado Shoes I will now vote for the nominee and on a motion for adjournment on the 1894 the output of the Kevcry pair warranted to In his plans he has failed to take west coast of Mexico has been or any other Democrat who can dcolarcd the joint assembly distons give entire satisfaction State was bo elected but the chair in- solved until next day at noon and his friends the enemy into his full compelled to give up his project -temporarily at least Mr Butler terrupted with the remark that he although the partisan papers de- confidence BLANKETS AT YOUR OWN IRICEsjcannel bituminous had allowed the gentleman to take nounced the decision as arbitrary He is a pleasant agreeable some time ago made a combination tSr Call and examine tioal Hopkins Countys of cotton goods manufacturers in up too much of the time of the it was not appealed from at the ASTONISHED output was 811759 tons Osaka which is now known as Joint Session already and he must time On Thursday the Demo- man Banker Rothchild declines to take his scat and the roll call must crats were obliged to make an efHe has a pleasing address and the Japan Trading Company It n all bituminous TJds is bid for our new bonds He is proceed was in the interest of these manu fort to elect a Librarian as Mr some personal magnetism over the produot of much surprised that wo didnt need Hereupon Mr Bronston arose White after giving notice on Wed He married into one of the facturers that he proposed to es tablish the line of steamers and on being recognized by the nesday night that unless such a wealthiest and tons 1898 of his help when it was announced most cultured fami ¬ to Ins theory being that referred chair said he desired to make a course was pursued he and certain cotton ¬ that The total number of em5558000000 of bonds were point of order I only ask for Mr other caitcus bound adherents of lies in Cumberland county could be taken from our Gulf only He occupies a high social posi- States from Galveston to Coatza 100000000 indulgence that would ployees in Hopkins county bid for and would never cast anEARLINQTON KY Johns the a member of any de- Blackburn for coalas the eastern terminus of the other vote that candidate em tion Ani- ¬ wanted a great many foreigners in 1894 was 1954 liberative body and ask that the phasized his threat by voting for Railway carried proud Tchauntcpec mals employed 280 Total were astonished American people chair should not lose his temper McCrcary After the result of the 01 His friends and kinfolk arcwon across the Isthmus and thenco by t Now if our mo distinction lie nas in steamer to Japan at a much less but make due allowances for a Voting was announced a motion number of accidents oc- ¬ would stay at home for two years young cost than by way of Liverpool man scarcely old enough to was made to adjourn on which the politics curring in the State 67 and thereby keep at home the be a member of this body if he de Democrats called for the ayes and He is suspected of being inter and the Suez theThe Mexican GovHopkins had only one probably 200000000 in gold an- viates from the parliamentary re nays and Mr Poor voting with ested in some Western mines ernment vas greatly interested in QUICK nually spent abroad by American quirements and permit him to go them in the interest of the candi about which he maintains the ut the enterprise and was willing to pinST afford all facilities on and explain his vote at the dacy of Miss Emma Guy it was Tho TchaunCLASS senviott tcpec Railway is no miles in Total coke produced in travellers the good effect to this same time compelling him to stick lost The entente cordiale having most secrecy would be incalculable As a physician he Number one rigs on short notice Kentucky during 1894 country the two years were out we to his subject The Chairman dea been established between the chair- same strange reticenceexhibited the length and is now open to traffic Before refusing to Mr Butler being interested in the man and Mr Bronston the latter nied that tho joint session was JNO T BARNETT tons Of this would have delegations from the deliberative body and thought he in the most Chcstcrficldian stylo of discuss the affairs of his patients Tepustete iron mine some forty WM S BARNETT was Manager Proprietor tons were made old world from hotel keepers to had given Mr Johns all the oppor punctilious politeness alluded to He is a prominent member of nines soutti 01 san JJiego and di rectly on the coast hoped to be Mr Uronston the former decision of the chair tunity necessary crowned heads on bended knees was very Earlington much irritated and ex- and without intending the slight- the Presbyterian church and one able to introduce this high quality WhypayCOtoBOoarodforfanoawhanyouoanmtkstnal imploring us to save them from cited by the interruptions of the est disrespect while differing with of the most liberal contributors of iron in Japan incidentally in conWOVEN WIRE FENCE ON EARTH The Legislature of Utah has a bankruptcy and rum The Bee chair in calling him to order and him on that point moved to proHe is one of the largest taxpay- nection with his subsidized line of But the Japanese have FOR 13 TO 20 CENTS A HUUl bill providing for the appointment proposes to do its part by keeping declared he would be heard that ceed to the election of Librarian ers in Cumberland county con- ¬ steamers Itoroo Mart bull otrong plcc ontl cniOKon tinni n man of a State Inspector of Coal Mines its gold at home Let all good the ruling was an outrage and The chair ruled that after having fessing to the ownership of prop- many projects on hand and they ond boy eon make f rem 40 to arc greatly taken up now with purely partisan shook his finger carefully considered the matter he oorodaaday Oer0OaTltv to serve four years at a salary of Americans do likewise their proposed direct line of freight IHufitrmed cotaloiriio Fraef at the chair and walking forward must conscientiously decide the erty assessed at 22900 Utah is be KITSELM AN BROTHERS His personal habits are most ex- and passenger steamers between 2500 per annum challenged him to leave the chair motion out of order because the inmnnrj RitfKovnio CURE FOR CONSUMPTION ginning right Every coal mining Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki and and come down upon the floor law explicitly stated that such emplary As for iron they insist State1 should -- have a competent He refuses liquor of any kind London Dr Cyrus Edson says he can where we can have an equal election must be in the month of Mr does not smoke nor chew tobacco that they have all they want at inspector and should pay him cure consumption and explains the chance lor it sucli are to be your January which had expired Mr W A Wilgus has returned home As a matter of fact they tactics we are ready to meet revo Bronston suavely replied that he well for his services treatment so that chemists can lution with revolution have not as yet developed any iron from Earlington where he attended The had anticipated1 that such would and does not gamble These are henious charges and deposits of a high character though the banquet given by the Kriights asepto- - Chairman was on his feet in an in be the ruling and moved to apThe coldest weather known in make the new remedy stant saying that he was not to be peal from the decision and sent up even revolutionary measures should the country may be full of it the United States and Europe for linand physicians can apply He of Pythias of that place and was intimidated by form AMERICAN COTTON FOR JAPAN Dr Edson is one of the most hastening down threatssteps when to the clerks desk a written effect be resorted to to prevent his elecAmong the fifteen years was experienced from made an address the signed by Mr Clark to that Last summer Mr Butler went other speakers were Grand Chan February 6th to 10th one year noted physicians of New York and Senator James and Speaker Bland pending which the chair was va- tion as Senator Things have come to a pretty to the United States to investigate cellor Agnew Hon W F Burr physicians are using the ford persuaded him that he did not cated by the Lieutenant Governor ago The coal industry was dur fifty other the cotton business Ho found The results so correctly hear all that Mr Bron- in favor of President pro tern Goe pass inKentucky when a man with that ing those days somewhat more new discovery the railways of Texas and others The banquet was one One Republican Senator such a record can prevent the elec- ¬ would charge him 65 cents per of the most elegant affairs ever Jhe line active you will remember than in far and lull description are pub- ston said because of the applause bel of the lobbies galleries and his lished in the Medical Record of fellow partisaus to whom he mostly Pctrie votedagainst the Chair and tion of a Democrat to the Senate hundred for hauling cotton from given in Earlington Hopkins the recent lukewarm neither the appeal was sustained Lieut San Antonio or the interior to Gal- ¬ villo New Louisville Post Dem weather we have expe New York one of the most careful turned while speaking Era It was Gov Wortlnngton again resumed veston To ship from there to the mcdicalTournals published in the more the arrogant tone and offen- the chair and entertained the morienced Gulf terminus of the Tchauntcpec The Proper Time Appetite and Strength sive gestures than the language tion to go into a ballot for the purfUnTtcd States Kailway would add another heavy -- United The used that roused the ire of the pose of electing a Librarian and Cairo Kv Jan 21 1896 My father charge and at this point he was When the most benefit is to be derived Dr Edsons work is is based on Miss is 83 years old and ho has been taking forced to drop the matter He from a good medicine is early In tbe btates Senators had due notice the well known curative qualities chair who seeing the attitude asked for nominations if and hearing the invitation to come Guy was nominated and Mrs Hoods Pills and thicks they are excellent however secured a rate with the year This Is the season when the tired twrOeaiyen thsnr the past week that of carbolic acid The remedy is down only above the din of the but before tho clerk I have been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla railways reaching San Francisco body weakened organs and nervous sys the people of this country attach administered hyperdermically and uproar caused by the Blackburn Shclton ha commenced calling the roll the and have found that it gives a good appe ¬ from the cotton belt which he tem yearn for a building up medicine like no more importance to their opin is also a specific for malaria and shouts was about to accept the de- name of the latter was with- ¬ tite and is an excellent medicine for dys thinks will enable him to begin Hoods Sarsaparilla Many wait for tbe rf U ions than to the opinions of an believed to be useful in other dis fiance as he understood it to be drawn and nearly all tile Repub- pepsia It gives me strength Maggie shippiug American cotton to Japan open spring weather and in fact delay DONT giving attention to their physical condition made licans refused to vote believing Konsler equal number of donkeys The eases beside by the established lines He has When the chair resumed his the proceeding to be illegal and Hoods Pills cure biliousness Indigcs- contracts with forty two manufac- so long that a long siege of sickness is inbids for bonds indicates that our Of the results in tuberculous seat Hon C M Brown moved apt to end in litigation A few tion turers in Japan who will take only evitable To rid tbe system ot the im people will only tolerate an honest cases Dr Edson says that the young man have three complimentary votes were cast for American cotton from him and he parities accumulated during the winter dollar and tho great body of Amer The total number of cases that hours in which to apoligizc for the Mrs Shelton and one fpr Miss WilCorn for Sale will begin with a monthly shipment season to purify tbe blood and to invigoican people will sustain this view have been and are being treated vote he was about to cast and the son rate tbe whole system there Is nothing In one of something over four thousand Chairman recognized him that he us on It was well known that no Re- half qauntities ranging from Bar- - bales He expects soon to run equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla Dont put it bushel to 100 barrels at The clockwork tintinnabulum with this fluid which have been might continue but when he arose publican candidate could be elected this up to five thousand a month off but take Hoods Sarsaparilla now Of he seemed unable to collect his 218 reported to mo to date is of rhyme because both the Populist mem netts Livery Stable and he hopes to double this ship- It will do you Rood Itead the testimo list Va I would exhorte you nlso to these improvement is reported in thoughts and in a few incoherent bers were pledged to vote for Miss ill ment in the course of a year He nials published in behalf ot Hoods Sarsa will be ablo to place American cot parilla all from reliable grateful people212 cases and no improvement in words announced that ho cast his Guy which would give her the beware of rime without reason do Mr N N majority But the Republicans ton at the door of the Japan manu- They tell the story cases Of the improved cases vote for Blackburn four A new critic la the Pennyrile thrives Rice also voted for Blackburn but whoso sympathies as between Mrs facturer at something like twenty p twenty four have been discharged did not seem to be obliged to set Day The editor ot tbe Earlington Bbe Job work tastily exequted at tins the present incumbent who yqu cents a pound and he predicts jflice A trial order is all we ask Most any fellow can criticise cured sixty eight will in the himself right either with his con- has been in office for several years that from this time forward not a Out it requires brains and brass to write opinion of the attending physician stituents or the public at large and Miss Guy who is an orphan a bale of our cotton will reach Japan andl Elision Progress poetry to be discharged cured and in ninety On Wednesday when the Senator- former pupil of the Masonic Insti- ¬ by way of Liverpool AND Scientific American l Too true tis brains are needful one cases while improvement is ial vote was taken Senator Hay tute at Louisville and dependent AQtnoy top TO INVADE THE AMERICAN MARKET A poem to indite will you ward being granted permission to her own exertions were with noted no definite prognosis can be explain his flop read an essay uponlatter would have preferred Oat even a fool like Ourrell Dill Drue The Japanese will still continue the to be consumers of great quan Could a brazen rime recite made yet In thirty two cases tho more noticeable for ponderosity that a joint resolution should have Both figures on j VsuclV tities of India cotton mixing its only temporary than perspicuity asserting that been passed authorizing such an For A Edi improvement was Last Tuesday wasThos short fibre with the American stavotes have that there sons forty ninth birthday This Of those in which no improvement his his opinion all been controlled election so tho title of might be no ple and henceforth turning out a I ut WM CAVffATfir by and conviction of cloud upon the successhas been noted one has died TRADR uimfll great man has accomplished wonbetter quality of goods The man- ¬ By special arrangement the proprie what would be best for his State ful candidate The daily routine DBSIQH PATENTS This great physician reserves and Country he then as a patriot has tory ot this paper are able to offer It ufacturers here expect to place ders within a few years for the ben COPVRIOIITfl an been entirely too tame for the of one or a and their sheetings and prints in the j orinromuiKinnna rreo lunatnnk write tn nothing but gives the whole result not as a partisan cast his vote for hustling and enterprising corresMUNN ft CO Ml liaoiuwiT efit of science and the human race Ksk York OMtt bureau for Mcurtaa patent In America American market and they will The Blackburn liTrrj- ntunt taken out trul brought beforo pondents of the Democratic dailies and is yet in the prime of manhood of his work to the world Iclcizcn publica- certainly do so unless prevented by ma xiuio vj nouco ciren ino oruiarga la uQ Mr Holloway then read his so various fairy tales of caucus of hope is that the success so far Ho is noV experimenting with the the Tariff As to the line of steam humorous excuse for deserting his speeches and determinations have new process of photographing by achieved may continue ers between Japan and some port his anti caucus colleagues the gist been written up only to be deionfein combfoia lATtrnt clmilttton of any K lf rUCo tuner fn the for one year for M60 A dally news of the American coast that will of which seemed to be that he once nounced as untrue by the victims by electric current through opaque paper Is essentia to every well in man houU U without IL Wm Manacek Dunlap of the Chi- thought he had fixed views on of the hoax probably come when the Japanese man and Is crowding out formed yraritLAKlxmonUM Adilreu UIJ objects and expects to photograph the old weekly editions of political 1 UBLUiinu 30 Dromlwojr Now York City tioh with are ablo to build all of their own cago Dispatch has been fined 2 finance but that since his arrival dallies One day tho assertion was made the human brain while its sets in The news facilities of the Even- ships at home While on this Ing- Iost arc unsurpassed 000 and sentenced to two years in in Frankfort he had both become that if the Republicans should turn its usual place on a mans shoul subject if may be mentioned that Its Washington correspondent DR MENDENFATTS The offense is subservient to the mandates of the out any Democratic members the tho penitentiary Mr A W JJutt stands at the the Mitsu Bishi ship building conders head of his profession caucus managers and a convert to same number of Republican Senat IMPROVED that of sending through the mails the freo silver doctrine None of ors would be expelled in retalia Its Frankfort Bureau la In cern of Nagasaki a Japanese orThis is the process recently decharge of Mr A W Farnau containing Indecent ad these socallcd explanations touch tion They dont admit tho possiwill pave ganization has just taken a conItgressional dally reports of Con veloped by Prof Roentgen of the his papers proceedings and of tract tobuild a 75oo ton merchant AS WILL vertisements to which circulation upon the one point about which bility of the evidence being against all that Is occurring- at Frank University of Wuerzburg in Bafort vessel for the Nippon Yusen Kai Chicago post office seemed to the public might feel interested the sitting Democratic members varia who has already photograph- tho sha people The Mitsu Bishi peowhich is how they can at this Then they told of the formidable THE YEAR no objection ple propose to duplicate the ships ed the bones in a mans hand and make crisis consistently support a can- array of desperate characters that promises to be the most exciting In Judge Grosscup spoke truly in didate whom they repudiated a five in number which the company our political history The legislain a mans body located a bullet Democrats had engaged and ture meets January 7 and at once He month ago because they could not the They have pronouncing the sentence ordered in England the Senatorial contest opens con sworn in to assist in preventing the Edison is improving the process nrrcss will dally debate matters of never built a vessel of sucji tonjf The jury in my judge endorse his financial views and expelled Senators from entering said flrnt Importance nage but they are willing to lose Tho Venexuclan affair will Rreatly OUTPUT FOR 1895 Next ment rightfully found that these whoso vote thereon in tho United the joint assembly room affect the course of parties 100000 yen or so or the sake of National conventions will be held Inspector Norwoods estimate papers were indecent and obscene States Senate would in their judg- they disclosed the fact that the In June and July the experience and in the way of prejudicial to the welfare Governor had arranged to call out ment be ine election in novemoer win ue of tho output of Kentucky coal Lord Chatham once said that a of the country and whom the DeThe Jnpaneso spirit patriotism full ot surprises troops to protect these innocent loCTQUAiniTir OEerfNOlMHTV inuring nucn a year or uouoi ana his castle The mocracy of the State declared the of to day is to build and create mines for the year 1895 is about to mans house was disturbance uvcry man wants to read inoffensive and timid Republicans everything possible at home and might enter tho rain might against in the recent election ami and while the residents at the Capi His estimate was storm be fulfilled Daily Market Reports to not permit a oouar to go auroan 3180000 tons and the figures in enter but the king of England whoso success now would nullify tal were soon assured of the im and those of the Evening Post are which can bo kept in Japan the exertions and sacrifices made probability of most and tho im confessedly the best hand show a production of 3172 could never enter Every family by the sound money Democrats nt possibility of some of these stoThe livening Iost Is running dally a series of short stories by the great Bucklens Arnica Salve -- 093 tons with additions yet to be can create its own standard of that time ries the public mind was somewhat est American authors WHITES CREM Its door morality and decency Jtcmember tho Uvcnlner Post end made There was an effort Made on inflamed and excited and the outThe llest Salve in he world for Cuts GUAIUMTEED Td CURB year for this newspaper both one Salt Rheum Drulses Sores Ulcers CHILLG AND FEVER This will be a gain over 1894 of can be shut against offensive ser- Wednesday after the balloting for side world on tho qui vivo for some Nona Fever Soretf Tetter Chapped Hands Apd Malaria In all Form Tantele A reporter of frenulnQ without the itKrvoiiletiuo 11ml U10 223895 tons the output for that vants and visitors but tho United Senator was oyer to offer a reso- terriblo happening FOR SO YEARS Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions iJguature ot J O Mcndoiilum lution to go into an election for one of tho great Chicago dailies Spates mail service penetrates to Subscriptions to the Evening Post Hac ipcistil worm Romodlos year being 2957195 tons and positively cures Piles or no pay re Prloo BO cento at all Donloro under this offer are by matronly State Librarian but the chairman arrived this evening to note tho quired It Is guaranteed to give perfect t VEfir BOTTLE SUJiMMTEED postage prepaid We Imvo riot yet obtained tho every chamber in the house and it after allowing tho resolution to be couduct ot tho militia and was hiPREPARED ONLY OV Price aj satisfaction or money refunded Kttllt nit AIJ HKUUHISVXa obligation to see that it read by tho clerk for information lariously received by tho corps of v figures on Hopkins countys out is no light Send subscriptions to thU office XLCXTNImNrCALXi csats per box For Sale by St Iiernard T atcmnMO a jsie4 st ions Drug store fi 1Attf rlrml EVANVILLE INB to be out of order rcportonaV conspirators who follow declared it put vw 9 WJ BlnfUCoplei naltftl fr rtn annllefttlOfl iAn wanted In ll psrtl ol the Corrsipondentt oonntr Addrciiutiorpttiicmtfi Momh ThrseMontlil adnce i MltH 11 00 JO S caIm S third for In 2957195 and Wc Clip the following front the Col K G Henderson Gleaner Sobrcc of whom much has been said of late in Connection with the Congressional race says in reply to thd following nuestion nut to him by the Hopkinsvillo New Aro you a candidate for tho Era Republican nomination for Un grcss Colonel I am hardly prepared to answer that question replied E G So brcc of Henderson to tlo New I really have not lost Era man any sleep thinking over the matter It is not improbable that Ill mako the race but it is with my friends to say whether I shall or not Tho few persons Ive talked to along this line think my chances for tho nomination most favorable and say that the fact that I was one of tho builders ot the financial plank in the Republican platform by which the grand victory in the btato wa3 won bv us makes me the man for the place Ive no ticcd a good deal ot newspaper talk about Mr Frank s candidacy but personally I dont know how strong he is or whether tho Re publicans of the district prefer htm to me Ihc uloancr is ot the opinion that in a race between Col Sebrco and Mr Franks tho Col would win easily There is no doubt now about Col Scbrces candidacy and The Bee thinks with the Colonels home papers and home people that Sebree will secure the nomi- ¬ nation Hopkins County will give him good support ¬ Regular Letter Front our Special Correspondent FiiAnkfort Ky Feb 8 Only a fow occurrences worthy of noto have takon place during tho week past to vary tho tedious daily performances in tho Joint Assembly On Tuesday when tho namo of J II Johns was reached in balloting for U S Senator ho ¬ MANUFACTURERS Mr Flippen instructing the Ken time editor of Henderson Ky Is being tucky senators and Kepresenta favorably criticised by Hie Press ot Kenlives to endeavor to havo an Colonel Cockerlll Tells of Their tucky We have not seen It amendment to tho Constitution Preparations to Invndo tho Tho Loulsvlllo Commercial says Col authorizing the election of United Den Harrison tho nester of the Kentucky Worlds Markets Stipes Senators by popular vote Pross has published a novel The Pawn submitted to tho several State brokers Sod which may be obtained at Legislatures was passed by the NEW STEArlSHIP LINOS Dearlngs Ills old friends of the news D K N Houses I bin paper fralerlly will -- LITBRARV NOTBS The 1awnbrokers Son a novel pub llsbed by Col lien Harrison tho long ¬ ¬ 4iiwhh DOCTOR BNULIStl ¬ ¬ y4 DR HUNTERS RECORD ¬ ¬ ¬ first ven see that Thty Will Dulld Vessels ot the Largest lure ot his into the fields of pure literature Type for the Ocean Catrjrlng Trade has a fair chance The glance that we bavo been able to give It shows that It is a FOR TUB AMERICAN TRADE book that lovers of characteristic literature wilt enjoy for CoiiAliB Colds I ¬ That Tired Feeliiig beyond question the crwtcst of ill It will Mop a modern medicines Cough in one night check a cold In a day prevent Croup relieve Asthma and furs Consumption If taken In You cint afford to be with- ¬ time out It A 25c bottle may save your life I Ask your druggist for It Send for pamphlet If tho little ones have and Consumption -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS ¬ floods Cures Fine Dress Goods OVE ¬ SOATS - r ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ s- ¬ 4 gain a ¬ ¬ 50684 ¬ ¬ Jji ¬ 1 QisfHI LIVERY ¬ ¬ ¬ Feed and Sale Stable fatality ¬ HEARSE ¬ J 1 27715 26008 ¬ at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ Take Inuiiiiji Ili ¬ ¬ hot-nor-co- ld ¬ Magazines of or jwi ¬ ar s ¬ ¬ tfPrcBls A iDailvrWeekly or Monthly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Take if Straight - ¬ But write ¬ ¬ ¬ - A Daily ¬ Postal the ofwhat you take nve ¬ ¬ Newspaper likejprwhat This Paper ¬ ¬ f 4OU tr ¬ A BSSBv iK vwant vwe - ¬ ¬ iisBr ykj SBBBB ¬ ¬ the subscription price ¬ The Louisville ¬ Evening Post - ¬ Mmiiik 1 mtixm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ 1896 ¬ HIM THE BEE CUE Male Ymfr ¬ ¬ Head Swim ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ 2 SO VERMIFUGE rwj ¬ ¬ r V fl yr llHkSBBBBSSBBBBBBBBBBBBB SSSSSSSSsBl1tt MlMHH10vNISiP flAsissHsaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBKv I p llW WHI JIHMHJ - -- IT 4 - II II - II I - ll ifl m ll II Iin I YEARS OLD I - fY ff -- - V Ltfi 1 MnlnHuItU un ll TI1 Mr frpm tinmituraJj4r- melons uamts con guestt of KIts Geo MDvi Monday SVrCSaaBuV tracted tnrougu Last Saturday morning was an U 3ntusfcu tue Master Roy Roblotoa visited In tisrllog ignorance or FaalVKLSF from axceiMA lonjlujrsday for Earliugtohs unfortunnto one Boch habits mayor Hon William F Burr result In loss We are very sorry Indeed to pen the sad of manly Walking from home to his work on toorrir herr- - news of the death of Miss Katie Moore mm irvhftiist which occurred on Saturday night about that morning after breakfast in IVUf IIMVUS UVUIU i IHIfNUrVU UlVIIIUfJ ¬ company with Mr Geo II John- ww pinu unwuio temper nnn n inou 930 oclock Fobruary tst 1896 She rand and one derangements of mind and was about 17 years old J ft s t blooming Into son he slippdd on a frosty pave body Epilepsy parnlrsls softoutajt of womanhood N TIME TABLE L of friendly and amlablo depo ¬ ment fell and again for the the brain and sven dread Insanity some sition well beloved by all who knew her times result from such rockicts soU abuto KOtH Tit reach fourth time tho patella of his right unates to reclaim and restore such unfort In fact she was a favorite with the young Mill llioS ta health and happiness is ilia aim of l ihllili In his former ex- ¬ tho publishers of a book written In plain but people of hls community She was a knee separated Etptdl Nlhl i i IO154 P Chaite lAtlffUAmt Tin Dm Aafum- - inhnliwn Enivlllt AccorocxUtlon 61 tho Baptist Church 103 n periences tho separation of the pa ¬ and ctirabi ilitr bf homo treatment of such consislontanembef ceremonies rorUUnas nd MsdlionvllU 615 p m i will at Ibo Hap in tella has been complete and it has diseases Tils book receiptbeofMt praicd tn After impjessJYp outs plain enrolopo ca ten cents list Church by Rev James Htell her rc Mill ttamtia to nnv notfjim4tij p a broken in thrco or four pieces mAlnswefe taken to Concord followed by Addrees Worlds Night Kiprtii tn 4J9 003 Main Bt Buffalo W Y RrtnivtllaAeeoaWilloB a large concourse of- - friends and relatives 553 p u This time only a small portion of sociation roMnCni Mdlonllle ttWi 7145 n one lower side has separated leav- ¬ who had gathered to tny tho last sad In ffcl finndy Jin id iM- An Adventurous Maurice R King tribute of respect of tho cap intact The ing rest a 0e m mm i33ee Ctbe MAYOR BURRS INJURY Mr Tom Dillingham and lsdy of WhitePlains were guests of Mr Jlamp Davis NOTHING AS GOOD SAYS GOOD OLD GRAHHY METCALFE 87 Knee cap Separated for tho ITinsdrKM of the phrttcal eontli-- Rnrfrlav MJaM WUUaVD HU1IUU UkSQU JlMSMa Vm t Fourth Time Wil gOUGIISWjft rott I jBLA IMC UHIti I rBbp5K rar MMll am fl7 years old and lilvo U4M about nil of thdeougtt nmt Inn tdinwiiM matI inno uwn hoiii iiunneinr mui niidiortiinbcnnniul lie fiunerlnft l will say that I imre novcr moil any rt mnly oqunl to AillluNKV It Dlton ntilck and ix rmnnrriti o- r njlitttn Wo keen It In our liouio all lle In Ktlppo as woll ni other oiikIis luo tlino niid ouM not hu wltliout It ilits M A MiriiALKK 7U0 tioutli 4tli fit lulucnh Ky Tho 8T BERNARD DRUB 8T0R DR mm bocomoiiOe Blasts Mcancfg a tieio theom nth treatment 0 all Oouih lung and IlrqnehM Trouble 11 caret ana curei quickly III DELLS PINE TAR HONEY Abiolutely harmless nnd plonMnt to lake It cuts lomo 1110 nuicoiii anti niiows ic to no ipit on without ex DRUGGISKS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY S - N ¬ Iiir tho Inflamed imrtSj Rltrs rlRor and vitality to the respiratory ormns ami produces a condition in winch nil tho unctlorn are exerted wltti rtRiiturltynild harmony Trlco as crnts 60 cents nnd lnoner bottle by nil ilmg- Jims or svni iijkiu roccipi 01 prico uy TUB OE SUTHERLAND MEDICINE COMPANY Patent DRUGGISTS JVIediGines and nair Tootliv and Paint Perftenj Brushes lAXUiA tfolo IMimtHUoHiforu FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES jcjcrcruoicv DllTTEn 1 fMflryfHlA - FANOY EQQ3 AND W W ET11R1DGE Agent n it ft break is quite bad enough and means at best from four to ten fltflFTONVILLB weeks confinement but there is cause for congratulation that it is F2 O fie Q not as badas it was the other COINCHAST MinphUlo Coatnt fcltjr 610 p m times Ionliyll Fulton I 1045 1 m on RobinThe accident Mtmpbli to Loulifltli tti i m son street nearoccurred and on Main GOINO WEST - koultvlllo to Holloa 1JJ p m pavement alongside of Dr A W Ctvfrtl City to Mampult 737 1 m Jacksons residence Some of the LoulivilU ta Ittraphli 1159 1 m ladies of tho neighborhood were tho first to come and cared for the 6arlingtot appf nings injured man while Mr Johnson 4 went for Dr TJ A Chattcn Ntwi Notes Personal Paragraph and - The Doctor came at onco and a cot Other Doings at Home Worthyand wraps were supplied and Mr of Special Mention Burr was carried home An exRead tlio letter of Our Seclal amination was immediately made Frankfort correspondent and as soon as bandages could be Nervous women will And relief In Hood prepared tho injured leg was bound Sarsaparilht became It enriches ha blood to tho splint he had worn when inand that strengthens the nerves jured the last time in Chicago Harnetts Livery stable has during the Columbian Exposition handsome new sign Much sympathy is felt and Read Hawaii The Pearl of the manifested on the part of our townspeople toward Mr Burr in Pacific by Jno R Music this misfortune the well Mr Will P Scott known drug drummer was taken ill Tuesday night at- the New Drummers Hotel in this city ARRIVAL AND DHPARTURtt OP TRAINS AT OH C W K 1 ¬ of St Louis passed hero Mon day on a bicycle enrouto to Mexico via Now Orleans He is following the railroad tracfcUthvayand makes about forty miles a day Miuiricc is tho son of Dr R M King of St Louis formerly of Madisonville who was partner with Dr T H Moore years ago Tourist r CROFTON Miss Maggie Hendricks lives at HopklnsvIIIe s visiting rela Mr James Petty Is very sick with the typhoid fever J S Ezell wears - smile on his Mr T face on be arcount of a nlno pound girl at bis house Mr Dock Dunning pneumonia fever Is tsr veryIck with the ¬ WANTED A reliable lady or gentle- man to distribute sfmp1ftandrmVoai WMrrWWalferGlbsonXdlcd at bis borne canvas for our Vegetablo last week Toilet Soaps 40 to 75 a month easily Mrs Lovd Dulln has just returned from made Address Crofts Reed 84a to 850 a visit to Dawson Austin Avenue Chicago III 131m Mrc Moggie Crowo Is on the sick list He Oot It He walked into the this week house-to-hous- e ¬ - Ntnrcs on Edge was nervous tired irritable and cross Karls Clover Root Tea has made me well and happy 1 N C Mrs E B Worden St L car No 8060 which conveyed the Columbian Liberty Bell from Atlanta to Chicago passed through Earlington Monday on its return south Captain Sweeney U ¬ f kt-- wlf - lis The absence of the President of SaiPDicgo Cal says Shilohs DouJn in the Mines A CARD the Society Mr W F Burr on Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine 1 have ever found that would account of an accident called To he Public fmmm do me any good Price 50c For forth special prayer and mention When misfortune corns r sud- - Foreman J W Day is now fast recover sale by St Bernard Drug Store in his behalf denly upon one it is hard to bear ing from his late illies3 and will bj him but its hcavincsawisilightciicd self againain the near future Born To Mr and Mrs J The attendance when the bad greatly by the helping hand The Madison Oldham a boy Monday Mr J B Atkinson President of the St morning the toth instant The weather is taken into considera- ¬ undersigned takes this means of Bernard Coal Co accompanied by his chap has not been dignified yet tion was large indeed and indi saying how deeply the visits of wife will soon make a pleasure trip South Secretary Atkinson now has bis medicates great interest taken in the many Iriendsthe messages from with a name cine company located at Frankfort where society by both old and young others the kindly acts performed the legislators can supply themselves with The Best Ceugh Core li by many have been appreciated the remedies that were so readily fold here IsShtlohs Cure A neglected Stop it at cough is dangerous Rev Hall of Hopkinsvillc and Rest assured that a tender chord Prof Campbell who is so well known in once with Shilohs Cure For Rev Burnett were among tho vis- has been struck and if is with a this and several other States as an inventor sale by St Bernard Drug Store itors present and aided in making grateful heart acknowledgement is of considerable note made friends here a visit the last few days Born To Mr and Mrs Bar- the service one of the best ever made of the generous sympathy Mr Thdmas N Black of tbo firm of SlnccHiy extended ton Crutchftcld of St Charles a held Atkinson Co at Henderson reports the W F Buru coal trade at that point good although they girl Tuesday morning the nth inThe leader Mr G Browning have great competition there stant The young lady already has Free Pills a name Susan Maurcy Crutch had a very interesting program For the success which attended the ban Send your address to H E Ducklen prepared and his efforts to make Co Chicago and gel a free sample box ot quet last wcekmuch credit should be given Acid the meeting a successful one was Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will the miners who took so active a part in the Consumption Caa U Curtd convince you ot their merits Tbeso affair In fact without them a failure favorably commented on By the use of Shilohs Cure Tliis pills are easy in action and are particularly woutd have been the result crcat Cough Cure is the only effective in the cure of Constipation and A friend who tho past few days bat been ltnnwn remedy for that terrible Mr H M Adcock was ap Sick Headache toe Malaria and Liver making a tour over the O N road Sold by St Bernard disease pointed as leader for next Sunday troubles they have been proved Invaluable reporls that the mines there only run on Drug Store night and we look forward with They are guaranteed to be perfectly free about half time which goes to show that Rev C C Hall left yesterday from every deleterious substance and to be the coal business is dull at other places as pleasure to our next meeting purely vegetablo They do not weaken by welt as in Hopkins county for his home in Hopkinsvillc alter M their action but by giving tone to stomach a sojourn of about a week in our The indications are that the much de Favorable mention was made of and bowels greatly Invigorate the system sired weather that stimulates the coal trade city He came to hold Quarterly the committee that is working for Regular size ajc per1 box Sold by St can scarcely be hoped for tblsywlnter and Conference at Barncslcy and while new members and the large num Bernard Druir Store that from now on until next fall tho min here preached a sencs of sermons ber they have secured ers must be satisfied with putting in about shows that MADISONVILLE at the M E Church half time they have not been idle but ¬ ¬ S A The Utile daughter of Mr Fred Webber Holland Mass hid averybidicoldaqd and cough which ha had not been able to cure with anything I gave him a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy says W P Holden merchant and post master at West Drlmfield and the pext time I saw blm he said it worked like a One of the special features of charm This remedy is intended especi-¬ the meeting Sunday night was the ally for acute throat and long disease such as colds croup andwhooplngcooRh and singing of that beautiful song en ¬ It Is famous for Its cures Tbereis no titled by danger In giving it to children for It con- ¬ Alone with Jesus Misses Cornelia Doyal which was tains nothing Injurious For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Uen T well done and well received Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles m ¬ tho drug store and RdVIIall filled tils regular apppoint-ment said Have you got at Flat Rock Sunday Hoppcany advertisers Mrs Cordclia Campbell of Nebo is with almanacs calendars etc in visiting relatives at Ihlsplace mind replied WhattkfndofaiV V5onlfeleyoTHopkinsvllle paid advertiser do- you want The our town a visit Saturday customer answered Oh I want M B Warner cut his foot very badly the kind you syringe out your throat Friday with Little Johnny Burkholdcr is very sick And now he gets advertised free On the account of the snow the boys arc nixed Jr - - I havlngYi fine lime hunting rabbits 78B- Threw Away His Canes Mr Wiley er postmssler Black Creelt N Y was so badly a filleted with rheumatism that he was only able to bobble around with canes and even then It caused blm great pain After using Chamberlains Pairt Balm be was so much Improved that He says this he threw away his panes flnlraentfdld htm more good than all other medicines and treatment put together For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben Robinson M01 tons Gap Geo King St Charles ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ V Si ¬ ¬ ¬ J fc I Circuit Courtis progressing as rapidly as circumstances wilt permit andifis Tata that Bert Morton makes as good a fore man of the grand jury in his present ha ¬ Mrs J B Martin of Huntsvillc biliments as he would if uttlred in a sui Wo believe tho suggestion made of the finest fabrics of latest styles and Ala Ffar sale hv St Bernard that about onco every month a obtained at highest prices The grand Drug Store service be held a good jury ovor which ha presldefs composed ot Ciauk Aimon T u c s- - temperance Married one and hope that it will bo car good material and it may be confidently expected day evening at the the way of Ibo transgressor ried out There is a strong tem- ¬ Is hard that home of the brides father near A Rat that their efforts have been crowned The committee was My baby had croup and was with success urged to continue their good work by Shilohs Cure saved writes Life Sared ¬ f perance Flat Creek churh Miss Delia Al mon was married to Mr Clark of Barnesley Are You Mads Ccb feu hXj Miserable by Indigestion Consti nation Dizziness Loss of Anne Shilohs VitaH Industrial Exhibition On tbnjopcfj titc Yellow Skin izcr is a positive cure For sale even- ¬ from Atkinson by St Bernard Drug Store ing the 14 HonvLgoebre2ojWan4au1JkIoasayJ College inst the looking after his prospects for obtaining Dont forget he mask ball to be Ibo Republican nomination for Congress given by Atkinson Division U R students and teachers of Atkinson Tho time was when a Republican was Knights of Pythias tp morrow eve College a school for the colored hard to find who was willing to allow his ning tho 14th inst Everybody is people at Madisonville will give a name to bo used in connection with the poparing costumes toud making concert and industrial exhibition at candidacy for Congress but now ha time ready for a good time There prom the Assembly Hall in this place is nearly here wliuiu republican nomina tion will be equivalent to an election ises to be a large representation Beside the concert thu industrial of rare valentines features promise to be of particular A very old colored woman hero named Woodson was so sqverely hurAekl this interest It is proposed that two morning by her clothes catchlni lire that A Great Germans Prescription Diseased blood constipation pupils will show how nilour barrel uihbuewiiudie jgjjjjj Two and kidneys liver and bowl trou- is made by actual work muiuuHauAi- bles arc cured by Karls Civer little girls will make a bed the l lu Root Tca ForSabby StTSer furniture and bed complete hav Mr B C nice Wta in Madisonville nard Drug Store ing been manufactured by students Monday op bnncii Tho youngest child of Mr and of Atkinson College Dr J E WlllUmj whs In Madisonville Two pic Mrs Joo Rupcko has been very ill tures frames and all arc to be with membraneous croup Dr made before tho audience Mi R LiFurgesortwas laiKarllnjfvW All Citation has introduced a tube in are invited The admission is ten Friday eveinlnrtos eehtfbera hi her throat and used arii toxine cents Mr InoJUiAlklQloiijI was In town Monday on business Under- - this treatment she has Frank McGary wasyesterday shown great improvement and the MrsM Cain spent several days hi Mad fined 15 and costs for using ajaiifo Isonville last- week visiting fclendsi and best results are hoped for on Henry liouriana uosaay relatives Me 1llls Do Not Cure morning when an assault yasi altoRev Brandon 9 Si Cbares filled bis Pills do not cure Constipation gether unexpected Frank is alto regular sppoloimant at Christian Church They only aggravate Karls gether tepentant ovr tfe matter Sunday Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg Whlte Plains RevrC M Pendloy ularity of the bowels For sale by and had nothing to say in court ex vicinity discoursed to aotlargo audlencu St Bernard Drug Stord cept that ho was at fault 044 night at tho Ds ptfM Cuwrcb ¬ ¬ clement here that has dono much for the prohibition cause and they need ami deserve encouragement and we aro pleased to see the Endeavorcrs recognize that fact Last ulgbt wbile Judge Beard a promi ¬ nent lawyer of our town slept sqme naughty boys took Jacob GJaiara beer sign from his saloon and stood It up at the gate at the restdence of the nforcsaid lawyer The judge who s template u all his habits and never touches bVior any ptherIntoxlqapts iakfs pofrated on him In a good nalured Way Mr Thomas Whttford who has been at the Empire mines for sometime came home last week iand reports that it will et be quiloa wble before the Coal company thero will be able to start up their new works at their new openlngT as there is yet a large amount of work to be done Richard Croft of the New South Dia mond mines camo down last week and made a call on friends From tho way Dick talks business Is dull there but as he Is a blacksmith and tho machinery at that polntnllnew ha must knovy that for a whllo butltttlu repairs will bo needed Mr Thomas Longstaff who a few months ago left fsr tho far West to engage in ruining has returned home He says It Is too cold out thero to suit him and Id facti Uiero is no placu better than pld Ken ¬ tucky for tho miner when everything is Uken In consideration ¬ ¬ guaranteed but nn a matter of fuct Smiley last week The people of Provi they arc Junfc as good Tho distinction denco appreciate his efforts very much tbc dairies make la that these un The wife ot Agent Walker of Madison- ¬ stamped eggs arc for kitchen use and ville was quite sick last week tho stamped ones for tho table Thero nro any number ot orders upon tho Tho Santa Fe Co have not only decided books of these shops for n dozen or J 8 to reduce their force but alse to cut men stamped eggs to bo sent to residences A dispatch each morning of the year ten per Cent on their salaries from Topeka Kan says The general That old proverb eggs nro eggs reduction in the force of all departments of Is not correct according to modern ideas Ono egg it is certain can quito the Santa Fc system commenced by Presi dent Ripley in Chicago and continued on differ from another in point of excellence The poultry yards which nro bis trip to the West has caused consterna- ¬ owned by these dairies find it no tion here The Presidents ax has fallen small task to keep their product up to on the neck of scores of employes in this their standard To do this thoy have general olfice building and in the shops to pay tho most careful attention to of Topeka while every day reports of cut- ¬ their fowls feeding them a special diet ting dovn and dismissals come from points and keeping them healthy by the best west along the entire line It is announced known scientific methods Theso pre here to day that President Ripleys trip to cautions entail no smal amount of extra work nnd guaranteed eggo the West is made for the purpose of gain ¬ therefore havo qullo naturally an in ing information as to whero be can lop off creased market value expenses and that he has determined to With butter It is tho same Tho reduce tho operating expenses to a mini- ¬ difference in prlco between cvery day mum It Is probably truo that Prest Rip- ¬ first class butter and tho prodUbts ot ley after abolishing all positions which ap ¬ tho famous dairies that havo a naino pear to be more ornamental than neces- behind them Is even greater than it sary will follow the predecessors and or- ¬ is in the caeo of eggs Thirty five to price for der a general reduction of 10 per cent on 40 centi a pound is a goodly most people to pay and yet thero aro all salaries hundreds of families that submit with The Chinese government has at length great chcerf alnesB to a charge of from turned Its attcntiun to the construction of 125 to 175 per pound Of course railroads and according to United States few of tho dairies get up to this top ¬ Minister Denby bas appointed Chi Aben a figure but it nevertheless is nn estabpeople provincial judge to superintend the build- lished prlco for some Fancy butter llko this la beautiful ing of a railroad from Teln fsin to Lu Kou to look at Its rich Boft color is en-¬ bridge eight miles west of Peking which hanced by the carefully exquisitely is as near the sacred precincts of royally mado pats into which It is molded und as Chinese etiquette will permit the road tho nrtistlo stamp which adorns It to approach at present The cost of 70 This stamp is tho mark of tho farm miles of road is estimated at 2000000 and and guarantees its quality better than is to be finished in one year The decree a thousand affidavits could is A favorlto method of mittimr it nn in sauaroJl 1 ordering the work also requires merchants pounu moms uiviucu uy ucpreseu to form stock companies to build other rail- ¬ lines into four small cakes each weigh- ¬ roads for the Government is determined ing a quarter of a pound and each to exclude foreign capital and foreign con- bearing tho stomp of tho farm Each trol of the roads although there is reason quarter pound or pound as tho case to believe it will ultimately yield these may bo is delivered in a handsomo paints when practicat trial has shown the pasteboard box especially made for It Theso dairy shops in town aro fitted magnitude of the undertaking and the lack up in tho most elaborate way Pure of ability and inexperience of the Chinese whl to and geld constitute their decora ¬ managers In this case there will bo a tion and they nre kept ns spotless ns a great field for foreign railroad enterprise now pin Floors celling nnd walls nro and Mr Denby who has lost no oppor- usually tiled a clear perfect white tho tunity of setting out the pre eminent ability long counters are polished marble and of Americans as railroad managers and tho ratlings ond fittings nro of tho constructors and stock builders urge that brightest brass N Y World ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Stamped with tho Farm Name and Bold at Rcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans Fancy Frlcet Thero nrq fiishions in butter nnd cjrgr Sopt Dickson Asst Supt Mann and ns thero nre Ju nearly crcryt hlny cho Roadmaster Robson accompanied by Su ¬ Caterhip to n trndo tint they hnvo cro far PHYSlCiANS IPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD pervisor Sullivan midj a trip over the itcd out of tho wlilmt of pcopo or Henderson division and Its branches last delicately nnd ctnlntiJr ptit up dnlry week carefully inspecting same products thero hnvo been established thld pout yenr or two aliulf dozcn nnd If you want to se Agent Etberldgo moro nrtlsMo thnpi Thcbc have but btusb ask blm how be came In possession llttlo hop trnde bul fiom nn cany NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ot the ticket that drew that silver butter hour each morning thelf wogoiw dish through fashionable sections deliver OR oream milk and eggn frenh from great far when there was any delay to the So up tho river tlio producU cf dairies fast trains it has been caused on other di world fnmcd herds nnd poultry yards The Washington Post visions You can rest assured that they will lu each of tbeso wagons Is n ainnrUy get over this division on time and ingood dressed buttons n delivery boy flint shape Eccnis from his liutrmeulnto uniform aND Quite a number of the railroad boys as lllto n private ocnnnt Though cronm nnd milk In lniiimou sisted in making the K of P banquet a Into VnjT Jars constitute tho lnrgo part of siiccus by their aid and attendance tbo business of these datrieA dally deMrW A Witgus so well kndwn on this liveries of butter and cggA aro nlso nn division for his good work in organizing Important branch Tho eggs aro pneked V excursion parties wis at Earlington last In dainty paper boxes each in a com V week and took an active part in the K of partment by Itself nnd tiro carefully ntumped with the poultry yards name P festivities which In n guarantee of their absolute The boys aro now talking of the great excellence Tho dairies nro selling such masquerade ball to be given hero on tho eggn nowadnyq nt 48 cents a dozen or 4L 14th and are preparing their suits for the doublo tho ordinary prlco for strictly fresh eggs In New York to day nnd occasion IN IADVAliC in some places they nro sold for ecn Master Degtan McGrath came near moro than that Tho dairies havo this meeting with a serious accident one day unormous ndvnntnge their ggs nro last week He was walking down the lwught because of tho stamp upon track at a point opposite tho round bouse them nnd tho prlco mnken llttlo differ ¬ when a train which he thought was on an ence to their customers In most cases other track struck him knocking him they would be purchased just tbo samo down Fortunately tho engineer stopped If the price was raised 100 per cent An Interesting fact about this is that the train in lime to sive him any serious nt the Fune Rhops precisely tho bo mo injury eggs can bo purchased without tho Alwaylon hand a full and complete stock ot stamp and wltliout tho careful packing Jiluch praise is given Superintendent DRUGS AND MEDICINES Dickson for ilia aid he give In trying to In dainty boxes for as low as30 centiia PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES capture the murderer of cx brakeman dozen tven These of course nro not IPetirxt THE emd Oils - ¬ ¬ rm ri BEE FOR ONLY qpuo BEN T ROBINSON ¬ DRUGGIST Mortons Gap Ky PAINTS AND OILS And everything else known to the trade usicmns prescriptions Iafiilhj omFOtm THE NAME QF THE NEXT President of the United States WILL HE ANNOUNCED IN The New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4U1 1896 Public interest will steadily increase and the disappointment of the men whose votes tamed the scale o the last election with the results under the administration they elected will make the campaign the moil intensely excitin in the history vof the country l the leading Republican newspaper of tho United States will publish all 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Hesajshe owes his ptesent good health to use of Dr Kings New Discover and knows it to be Ibo best in the world for brom the following clipping from the Lung trouble Trial Bottles Freo at St Central City Republican it ceems that Bernard Drug Store some important changes are going on there The Sterling Coal Company a Penn sylvania Urm has purchased of C L Moreheadtlic Silver Creek Cotfl mines Is easily dono to perfection It you know and nre prepariag to conduct tho mines on Just how to properly proportion tho su- ¬ li scalepromlsing tu be of material interest gar butter cream etc that compose to Ventral City and the surrounding coun- ¬ It Ot course you select tho very best try Tlifs company comes among us with of theso articles but what docs quality thebest of Indorsements and is managed amount to when you dont proportion by Mr John Henry wbd personally la a right You know if you put In too clover roan a good pltlzeu and a hustler in much butter its a failure If tho pro- ¬ Ilia business wfirld On good authority portions are regulated by an experi wa have it that this company will open a enced cook aro weighed and measured store in tho Morfon stortibousd on Broad not guessed and aro of uniform quali nnSop ty then tho cako Is a success and the Samedecided changes are being made housowlfo passes It with some- - degree in tfui working of the mines and before a of prldo She knows that good things great wliilDARumber of men will be found aro favorably talked of and this is Just on the pay olJ of ibu Sleillnn Coal Com why you hear so much of Dr Hells P4nyrwhlch of course will be of much In Pino Tar Honoy mado only by terest to the people of Central City especN tho E E Sutherland Medicine- Compa ally when is ten from u business point ny of Faducah Ky and Dr E E Suth ¬ said that while he liad tho sand to pro pose ho didnt havo the roths to marry ¬ Or VEHICLES -- GOOD STOCK- - Harpers Magazine Financially Comldarod Pat Sure an f hat soort ov a burd Is that troyin fo sing wld tbo cookies In his front Farmer Thnts n gulncn hen Pnt A guinea hlul Falx nn bhes not worth It ELEGANT TURNOUTEf f HAULING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION T CT U p n1VJi i LJ A FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE Richmond Dispatch Ilolluffi at Work Already Peddler Want any bellows this morning sir Ive n fino pair Ill let you havo fer Man of tho House Youre too late My wlfo had twins this morning N Y Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed LOOK AT THESE FIGURES Washington Weekly Post per year The Bee per year Total to all Recorders Have you ioo 50 Cake Baking for 5 our new subscribers hoth Wo will rivo then Jnwley It jou do This is our inducement providing you pay In advance 1 think so Co havo em Snip The Weekly Post one will let you ployed mo to collect your nccount with not wish to pay till the end of the year waprice bul you hive not gel the Post nt tbe can year for 25 cents in addition to our regular them Harpers Bazar rale unless taken in connection with Tub Ubb Tub Washington Wbbxlv Post is tho greiiest weekly paper published al ths Ily the Curd non partisan independent and impartial critic of alt parlies allkw it Urace Van Telt told mo to day I National Capital special unique features of a weekly with the freshness and crispness combines all the was tho most gifted llnr homer met of a dally Ungley Well bos n connoisseur Samflksmay ub obtained at ouropfickor dv Post from TiibWbekly Post H YUorll 100 got n permanent position lermaneut 150 ¬ Reward 100 Dont Wait Do it Now trt ¬ u - ¬ M Our people are growing mora and more of looking to St Bernard Drug Store EarlingtonQlen T Roblnsojj Mortons Gap Geo KingJFStj Charles for th latest and best of everrthlnB In tho Urug line They sell Chamberlains Cough Remedy famous for its cures of batl colds croup and whooplny coiigb Whva In need of such a ledlcluo rvo this remedy n Irfal Ami vnu will hfl Blnrn lhan nliKrt with the result In the habit I paper will be pleased The readers of to learn that thero Isleast one dreaded disease that 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Agriculture Lucas Moore Ccmmlitlontrot RtsUtcr Land Office Chariot O Reynolds Iniuranee Commiuloner D NComlnoretJ Stat lnnpeetor of Public Truili Columbus W R ri j 11 tlicy am put through tho Jnumlry dishes aro gathered up in order tin I properly neraped it natcH half tho troublo of washing Orcnsy or llshy dishes otiifht to be ficrniied nnd wipetl Letter oft with pieces of pnper Which sliould Court ot Appeals Chlet luttice W S Prror bo burned tip nt once It takes only a Joditet Ci D Hailln J R Grace T II Payntcr llttlo tlmo to wlpo nway trrcno but II L D Cuffr I II Ilttelrlff J II Lewis saves tho presence ot this same incuse V Reporter B IHneei iCIetk Court Ap- peali A Addamas Deputy Clerks Court Appeala in tho dishwater where it clings to tha Robt L Green Wood Longmeof Jn Sergeant u pan nnd is likely togcton bieudilntet Hill and otlicriiisiics tnnt arc comparo tlvely A Roberlionj Tipstaff W Fish always Infects dishcloths Superior Court Presiding Judge Jet Barbour clcan Judges W II YottJr Jot Barbour J It Brentj and towels if tho dishes that hnvc con Librarian Mra Mary Brown Day talncd it aro not thoroughly wiped Intpector oi Mines C J Norwood with paper beforo being washed JCnlvcs II S Railroad Commission J P Demptey should always bo treated this way be Hti n C Wood loro they arc washed and scoured It County is cosier to burn paper soiled with grenso and flsh or other unpleasant Judgt of Circuit Court C J Pratt kitchen odors than it In to wash tho Commonwealth Attorney John T Grayot cloths used to wipe them As long as Circuit Court Clerk John Chrltty Judge ot County Court Jns C S Stall tho dishes nro washed nftcrwnrd clean County Attorney Roy Salmon paper even newspaper will do to wlpo County Clerk W II Arnold them on Put tho dishes in hot suds Shettn WM Thornton uso tho dish mop freely nnd transfer Jallor SFOffutt them to the other pan to bo rinsed Let Thoj II Smith Superintendent ot School tliis cccond pan be very large nnd hare Coroner Jno II Booth a wooden drainer fltfctl in two inches UAOlStKATXS from the- bottom bo that tho boiling wa¬ Pint Dltltlct Ienry Shaw ter poured over tho dishes will drain oft O J Farnsworth Second DIttalct them This is tho best nnd safest way Dlttrlct J C IJacon Third ot draining them Wash pots spiders Fourth Dlttrlct T P Joritt and kettles with an iron dishcloth with Fifth Dttttlct II P Porter a scraper also nttached to tho hnndlc Sltth DltUlcl W II Cato Mash them outside and inside first rubbing oh nny jwt black on tho botjjrec libraries tom with a plcco of newspaper which must bo bumed iVhcn dishes aro washed in this way dishcloths nnd dish ¬ EAIU1NGTON FREE LIDRARY Opcn 10 towels will not becomo foul nnd re o p Sunday am tothan m dally exceptperiodical mineral quire such continued washlngwith soda More 300 volumes 50 and scalding water as they usually do collection inaian relics nauro nooas eici N Y Tribune Cordial lavlttrlon to all -¬ n mwit Incotnnctent nlotcjf Ih8MlllInijtoii Miller of Kew York I ho litinllRh tcml the lnlMmiht girl A well known writer on physiological lint 6 com pel led toplclc tip JoIib In n rfiycbology recently delivered a lee erol iiotiRcworvc rftUicr tltnit trde nttcx- - turn bofora tho Eduoatlonal club nt peri uinlilu plnec is nuppoBCil to Ix itblt tho normal Bchoql on Mlnd Vulldlng to Mfmh tllahcM This BUppOHlttoti limt by fienfio Development Dr Miller t mined inuoh destruction of line uhlnd sold In part that tha energizing prin- ¬ No 0110 can do any work wortlt doing ciple that nets through tho organs of properly wiutout tlioiiolit coro nn l Rensoliiwhattsknownasllfoor thought nonio tyfltcin DlBhwrmhlnrr rctjnlicsa orincntalltywhosoprlnclpal habitation jood sUed Hlnk two dlfllipnns ono ot Is tho brain A tcrlcnof experiments to oct hi t tie Hlnk mill 0110 la recently conducted by Col do Itoclins proper put ou tho tnblo near by nit hbtlntlnnco tho head of tho Tarts polytechnic ot henry linen towels nonic plniu school showed that tho human brain Tha is a burning Arc whoso luminous efflu- ¬ towyls dish mops find dishcloths dishcloth sliould bo of Rtronir linen vium escapes through tho eye cars Btalr crash Is excellent for this pttrov noso and mouth into the surrounding It soon becomes eottenouch to bo Hex- atmosphere filling tho nlr for a clrclo lblc nnd wears better tlinn nnythlnlf ot eomo 15 or SO feet with n mild knzy else Mako these cloths nhout ton or light By means ot hypnotic subjects two ho Inches lontr of narrow crtish and it has been shown that tho effluvium Is hem them no they will not fray when sentiment anil if a glass of water is stat its vm tufit rune ittooo 1067 f oljit INOOnrORATflOl 6h Morton Banker rtc Wc are ready as ever to serve you with nJSW GOlUfc aiid A TTRAGTIvTg -GOODS in eycty department 7 f We are -j- am up with STAPLE and FANCY GOODS in all lines hi our r ClltctM pransarja a 3reral glrtn to Jtii V SQBflrlftlrig Business Special alUMlon veJ- i E- - Sen era t Stores I I - Vt 0T Nl L N RAILROAD THK QrtKAT ATK1HSON JR LIBRARY cOLoaxn rtotLX Open 10 a m tog p m dally except Sunday Excellent collection of book and periodical Everybody welcome JNO D MARY ELLENS VACATION Ton T pinched with thoflngcr the hypnotized giver of tho light or Ufa complaint of pain Do Bochas has it that llfo or light is n uniform nnd stable quantity Turning to tho senses the lecturer said tho mutual aid society ot the senses is now a well established fact tho blind bco with their lingers tho deaf hear with their eyes tho denf and dumb nnd blind see and feel nnd hear with their fingers or nco nnd hear through their Bcnso of smell Tho meaning of all this Is tlmt tho vital essenco Js a uniform quantity and when any senso is diseased or defective it throws enough of its power Into nn other senso to cnahlo It to plnyndoublo function Tho new education teaches tho child by accustoming him to draw and dcscrlbo objects beforo htm as nearly na possible as they really are Tho fact of having drawn tho object adds still moro cells to the group al ready connected in the description of them As each impression has Its sep- ¬ arate cell storehouse and as each storchouso is connected with tho oth- ¬ ers tho recurrence of any ono impres sion of an object at any ono tlmo will bring beforo tho mind n complcto pic- ¬ ture of nil its qualities by the associa tion of ideas It waa Just this kind of education that Daudct gavo to Guy do Maupassant ITo Bet him to describing natural objects rejecting every composition on inadequate until ono was written which came nearest to de- ¬ scribing every possible quality of the objects nnd tho result of this cduca- tton was that Maupassant was a tnar vclously brilliant nnd pictorial writer Tho lecture was illustrated with black- ¬ board skotchcsof portions of the brain nnd of tho nervous system to which tho spcakcrfrcquently referred Phil ¬ adelphia Ledger ¬ ¬ ¬ rMYJSDDDS A THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of 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Cars 41 y- - - Bents Furnishtnbs EEQCERIES wmkwmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmm tii J fv Underwear 661 iy 7 Y EMIBRANTS irtii Sogc Directory said t I suited her eomplcckshln A B- - WM TURNER LODGE No s8 Fand Bought rno ft Bult too an a hat No Stated meeting the hrst George didnt liko it third Saturday In each month at 730 p stylo t tho hat r m Trantlentbrethreneordlallylnvited neither an ho Bays t me w w m to attend lucuiiuu Mary Ellen by limmlny Christmas Cms CowiLt Secretary II I thought you was A goIn up there ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 L ter worJc th wiuaer racket on some o 0 o vp Meet ererrxuetdarmeni - them howlin swells with them durn m YliltlngbrDtnrencorat 7 to black tilings Id Bend that hat chasin IIiIIt Invited to attend JOHN WYATT N G your las summers parry sol an dont C II JltixT Secretary you slip no cogs nboutirnclthcrl The pnrrysol waa ono tho bought me EARLINGTON COMMANDERY No 535 UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS fer not bltin my nails fer a month an irieeta Second and Fourth Saturday nlchti ach jest as soon ns I got It I went t chcwln month A cordial Invittalon it extended vltltlng em ogln worson ever o ono Sundy Sir Knight and lallea J U W IAi 1 n ho fired th pnrrysol inter th Eastrlver HOS N BMCK X of R There really Is nothin in Soratogy t nmuso a young lady nq shootinJutea KNIGHTS OF nur roller coasters nur VICTORIA lfiOGZ No 84 nothin PYTHIAS menu every Monday night In the fitrango Slfihts go t Soratogy las summer Tho boss wire took me She wanted ono of tho young ladies t go with iier nn sua selected mo cause she Bho Met Sorao Queer Feopl and Saw I got n chance t THE OFFICERS CLEV Motive Which rcd to a Hui bands Disappearance look here sho said defiantly as she strode into tho detectives office my husbands missing You dont say bo I I dont say bo dont I Well Id have you understand I do say bo and whats more you heordmo say no And 1 dont propose to stand hero and be contradicted by any man that lives Sho paused for breath nnd tho offi ¬ cer murmured I didnt mean any of- ¬ fense If that aint like a man What dif- ¬ ference does It make what you meant You dont supposo I caro what you Youve got your business to meant attend to havent you All I ask is that you mind it nnd dont nsk foolish questions and mako Billy remarks Wheres my husband Why how do t know where your ur Joloied ttrQns husband is Of course you dont know whero he is Youre not paid for knowing All coDimunteation anit matter ot news prr whero ho is aro you I havent been tilalnR to tills column bonl J tio addretteit to up to tho tax collector s office twlco a Gao ALcxAMDia Karlinitaa Kr year for tho Inst 201 mean ten years paying my Bharo of your salary to To morrow night at the Assembly Hall look after just such cases ns this Rev W T Silvey passed throagh here Well maam I dont know where ho Is but Tvo got a clew Monday enroute to Providence ww- lie rind the Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes lars and Cuffs everything 7r Umbrellas i ij tvb r v - r r Seeking homes on tho lino of this road will receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C V Atmomc O I T A Louisville Kentucky A 31 1V L-A 1 r V 4f only a NIGHTS No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Everything that you tt aSS RIDE LalUEENS WAREj China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety life LIBRARY Louisville to fPiims Si JP URNITURE And all other necessary articles for everyday The amount raised at the Quarterly Conference was about 20 THE LIMITED The faatcit onJ FlocatTralns maklDK direct coaiMCtlon to IoinU In Matonlc building All members ot the order are cordially Inrited to attend T C MARTIN C C W P buna K of R and S HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meet very Thurtday evening at 730 oclock p in Vltltlng brethren cordially invited to attend 1 N W HcrrM W B B Scrdoos Recorder Bfjurcfj Directory i Annafurthemwatersl I got a chanco t dance oncct nt one o th hops I had on my whlto dress an I pretty near danced th feller t death lie thanked mo nn I lol him no thanks ot all an t Jest go on tnko oil his Jewlry bob t lightn him up a llttlo an Id giro him another go But ho didnt eomo round ngin I was out walkin one nftcrnoon nn n pasty faced dude como up FUNK WAdNALLS EAllLINCTONFREE Open from Our people should show their hospitality toward tho Atkinson Coltcce students and faculty STANDARD DICTIONARY la averjwher acVnowUJaoJ by Eduction Scholar th and tha Public to te Pre THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES touched his hat catholic church or Miss Cleveland TUB IMltACULATK coNCBrrioM Flrat matt oo a m tecondmat and termon a in Rotary initructlon and benediction at 930 A M Coenan paltor a jo p m every Sunday y gjo from to 1030 Communion service following at Prayer meeting every TLuraday evening 1040 MJSSIONARy BAPTIST CHURCH CjfltllSTIAK CHURCH Sunday achool every Sunday morning 1 vS Service aecond Satnrday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sunday cbool at 930 a in D S Edwarda Pattoit Service tcnooi at ft S CHURCH Crit Sunday each month 1x10 p m a M DURNBTT 11 Sunday Pattoro E CHURCH SOUTH Servicet every fourth Sunday morning a d nlghtbr I TCherry Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday night Which ono of th dawlcrs of th president o th United Stales was you xarnn- - mo xurv i Bays An ho Bays Oh I beg yonah pahdonl But I mis look you foh a young lady membah of the loan hundwed that I met hcah lawst Gummah But weally noy Isnt youah namo Cleveland No but your namo is Mud I I says nn as ho wan wnlkln off I hollered after him Stick to theso Baratogy waters Johnny ce if they dont put eomo paddln In that holler where yer stummlck ought tcr be Next mornln after I got homo t New yorlc Bob brought mo my brcak llstj a plate of fried pertatcrs cnt about half an inch thick an a tumbler of fcalcratla water Said ho didnt want me ter change my diet too suddlnt- Mary Ellen in Judge Now Woman nnsays I believe t mo an a motive I your husband left your home If I learn any more Ill letyou know And ho dodged into his private offlco and bolted tho door Washington Star A Pino Frame ¬ You dont Bay bo Tho first thing wo do is to look for think Ive found out why Trof Harding and Mr Wm Killebrow sang wilh tboEarlingfon Choir last Sunday in Madisonville They filled an aching void Is llnppy In Ilnrmab Burmah would bo a paradiso for the V P S CHRISTIAN taNDEAROR new woman If fihe could bo induced to Prayer matting every Sunday evening at 630 emigrate there Tho Burmese women atAatemblyllall are according to a repent writer tho freest on earth Men and women aro XIOH A M E CHURCH Servlcet every Sunday morning at ti oclock equal Both share inheritances alike and evening at 7 oclock Sunday tchool at 930 and women liko men inherit absolute- ¬ am W AWalker pattor ly Notrustccsstnndbetwcenftwoman and her property and when bIio marries BAPTIST CHURCH MT ZI0N no transfer Is mode fiho keeps her own Service Stbbath at ti am and 7 pm Sunproperty her husband his She docs day achool at 530 a m W W Potter pattor not nacrlflco her family namo in mar¬ riage Property acquired with hpr hus ¬ ntdbliOHOille band is held Jointly in a legal partner ¬ ship Burmese women go into business CHRISTIAN CHURCH preaching third and fourth Sunday at Just os men do When marriage occurs m and oo p m by Rev S I Fowler tho woman will go on with her trnde 1030 Communion tervlce every Sunday at 1030 a m Tribune Prayer meeting et cry Wednetday evening at 130 ina man with Not a Crylns Evil BAPTIST CHURCH Bco tho young woman Preaching every Drtt and third Sunday morning Is the young woman being suddenly Prayer meeting and evening by Rev Wyndei Wedneidty avenlng Sunday icbool evory Sun- nod unexpectedly kissed Ah yes day morning at 013 And does tho young woman ralso a huo and cry It S CHURCH SOUTH Tho young woman raises a slight huo Preacntng every Crtt and third Lord day morning and evening by T Cherry Prayer no cry Detroit Tribune mealing Thurtday evening Sunday school every but - Most directions for amateur work direct tho calling In of any carpenter who Is often most optimistically tu- Berted to bo ablo to render nFKlstanco needed and nt ft trifling cost Any carpenter and even nny handy person nt her own saw could construct the baso for tho beautiful frames which are now to bo seen In a fcv art stores They are mndo of rough pine wood unpinned and as Stevenson expresses It still BwcntJng from the ax Any width de sired mayof cuursebccho rnbut forthe large frames two or three inchcu is not too broad Over tho rough rahi of the wood cither liquid gliding tay be used or a dull ahndo of green paint Im equally beautiful In result The edge next the picture Is then trimmed with n Burrow bending of gilding and the outer edge has another utlll more ornate although neither ono is wide nor ccnuplcumiK With the gilding bought m it illrcctiom elenrly given It mny nndilv epch that any carpenter rrnllv rottld mauo ono of these frames anil nt n moderate Ihllndelphln Press And no lovelier wttlng for prized plot tiro could U- - IntttglneiBum l- Rev W A Walker was in Madisonville assisting Rev I W Selectman in his Quarterly Meeting Lattatarid Mojt Complete MORE THAN600 VOLUMES Contain 301JB6S word rainy tbouund mora Miss Anna Goodloe spent last Saturday MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS than an other dictionary ever publlthfJ and Sunday in Madisonville Mora than 190000 nr tipended In Ita pro DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY dactlon 147 SpeclaUtt and lidltora were en la it preparation Rev Edwards filled the polplt at the Valuabe Case of Minerals 300 Specimens It Dtflnltlen aro Clear and Exact Baptist church last Sunday nlgbt 240 Species Labeled Preddant Uilna of New York State Normal Mr Willie Koss of Madisonville Grand Collece ayt It definition ara ben to be critics aay th ouniosiTino moM thb inoiah mounoo lonnd anywhere Score Master ot the Odd Fellows fraternity was lame OP HOPKINS OOtiNTY A PINB in the city Monday evening aro Sound IU CtymologU OOLLBOTION Rev Wm Foster returned from Hop kinsvilie last week where he attended a business session of the Execativo Board of the 1st District Association It 10 a m to 9 p m dally except Sunday A Cordial Invitation ii extended lo who ¬ ever may find a spare halt hour to im provo their time at the FREE LIURARY MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS u OKLAiOMAMBXICO aKdCAHPORNIA Atk for Tickets via tba CHESAPEAKE OHIO a a SOUTHWESTERN AND nAttnoAo C rd RYAII PAOStNOt lith tict orricr tf rouatH ate Louisviac KY TlCKtT ACCNT JOHN ECHOLS Ccnl Mautftr Oeul Peas O O HATCH A jeat tad A LA UELLE JARDIHIERE d l FRITSCH i 1 SOU ill - FASHIONABLE - Sunday morning at Qco oclock CUMBERLAND IREiSUVTERtAH CHURCH Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 am and 730 p m by W A Poon Pattor Prayer meeting every Friday night at 73a oclock FRBSHYTEKiAN CHURCH oclock Bunday tcbool every Snudy morning at 913 Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 BV3SB li iTABLERSmi D IBUGKEYEOIIIJ ICURES NOTHING It I Alnrny That Way John you hnvo been drinking Tho word fell cruelly ipon tho blushing mans senses They were true Ilo could not deny them And he wondered On top of thatllttlo drink he had carefully placed ono glass of ice water two olives three crackers a liberal portion of cliccte two cloves six grains of coffee thrco spices ono Bodn inlnt and in addition thereto lie had smoked a cigar Jlo could only turn his head sadly awny and say WlmtB tho good of anything Judge yt ployed In nature For InMunco to pro- ¬ duce the appearance of In1 well known and popular verde antique nn cxltlo of copper application ia resulted to and In n similar manner green pink black nnd other colorings are obtained The slices after this aro placed n mother bath whero they are linnrivi and ryHtnlliicd coming out to all Iiients and purposes real marble- liondon Decora tors Qasetto Tho example furnished ly nature In tho production of marble from chalk by water tho latter percolating grad ually and stcndlly through the jchulky deposits dissolving the chalk purtlclo by particle nnd cryEtalliiiijr It mountain prcasuro effecting tn character istta Eolldlty It is now found may ho tho basis ot accomplishing similar results by a resort o clipniUrl proceescs Slices of chalk nro for HiIh purpose dipped luto ft color bath Htnlnlng Ihem with tints tlint will iniltit- - any kind ot marble known the Knnie mineral stains answering thU end ia are em ¬ ¬ ¬ JIurlilaMlaUlu r - Cliii 6 mwmr till tsztn- vv I i BUT PILES A 8UHC rind OERTAHI I BEST RESVIErvV for P5LE8I iiiApwj fmirmr - trrm SOM JIVAI known for to yoaro no tho UHVUi CURE jAiav fe M nwjn syxa amamm NqyJs tliotimo to subsenbo fo Sharp Ilarguln Cos Dora Tho clerks tire mote attentive when you aBkcd iuq for tho baud of my there than nt other plnee lain I never fatml Itco daughter and I consented you told me t DmnIVrhaps you are not cngiigl that you were ono of tho directors nl ty nit many of them an r nm--jyour bank and I ilnd that yourt Y Weekly nothing but a confounded pen pusher Youth Yes but Im one of the di 10ft III IVIfo rectors all the earne Do you mean to say that Jloax Old Ocnt What doyou direct Mcckly luu left his wfo Youth linrplopesrN Y World Joax Yes Ho Cloaet Itoom Why lie told nieoillyyetordny that Every ono has a skeleton they say Itlq homo reminded Mm of jreavcij In hi closet wo dont bcllove thai So it did It inodo hliu think of In fact fur you it cannot hu true Heaven and wish ho wan there- - lMillti Dbcauso yon live In a flat delphlo Jtceord JuJb Ho Wo Attentlro Clerk Why do you ohvny defjl at They are especially coromtndtd by the AtThere was a Baptist church organized Rev Sharp and Mrs Rosa Jackson of lantic Monthly Doton tha Weiimlnliter at Hecla on last Sunday afternoon by Revs Madisonville were out attending the Hon Gaiette London Sunday School Time Philadelphia and icoree ololher FosterGordon and others There waa quite Gaines reception It U a government Authority an appreciative audience In attendance Our young men are preparing for ar big II It In nie In allth department of tha United Our city schools aro doing nicely but Sute Government at waihinfton and all Hie banquet in the near future department o the Dominion ot Canada the daily attendance is not as large as usual Government expert five It the preference on The wife of Presiding Elder Johnson of on all ditpnted point account of sickness the A M E Zion church died last week It It Adapted In th Public School in Louisville She was a practical Chris- ¬ of Nw York Cllr and elaewiiere It new MORTONS GAP educational feature are extremely valuable tian lady Rev J B Johnson is well pnpua to a correct nt or woraa in iraininc The young peoples choir is on top eanitala hvohan etc It lllutiration ara known all over the State - inpetb It table table of colmwelrhtt and Mrs Sarah Graddy and her son Thomas mtataret pianta ammaiteic ire exnantiive It is generally known that tho Earl ng nd cannot be found ltwbere ton Choir is more than a match for any went to Madisonville Monday It lithe Mot t Highly Commended choir in the County Did you bear them Little Frank Porter is veryjiek Never bat dietionarj been welcomed yrlth Sunday in Madisonville at the A M E euch unanimous andnnqoalltied praita by the Next Sunday is Rev Gordons day at preti the treat unlTenitles and by educators Zion Church and critics tbrooghont tbe JJntllih epeaklne the Baptist Church world Amaricana are proud ot II Engllab Rev Gordon of Madisonville preached men admire It By the way have you heard about the an excellent sermon for Elder Foster last Toe London Tlmea Tha merits big Leap Year Supper on the 29th of this Standard Dictionary eayai Icdispuuble of tha are Sunday night and are abundantly atteited bya large number Of unitn month peacbable aothotltlat Quite a crowd of our people went Madi The New aaytt Mr Rasco who has been sick for some pieilonary iaYork Herald the art ofThe Standard a triumph la sonvillo Sunday and were highly enterpublication time is now able to walk around in the Ills the moil tatiafactorr and mott completo die tained tionary yet print d bouse ZPS Jamea Dudcett Gaaette London aayai The Standard Dictionary should be the prldoot Mr Rakcstraw died last Saturday and anAmeiIca aalili tbe admiration of literary Subscription schools opened last Monday was buried Sunday with Prof G W Lane principal Parents 8Id by SubKrlpUona only Aacnta Wanted Revs Amos and Bailey returned from should avail themselves of this oppor ¬ prices their respective charges last Monday tunity to educate their children We have In vol In j vol 11500 1000 been informed that some of our young HaURonla Mr Abraham Osborne is very sick 1800 2200 Sail Reula married people will attend ZZOO 2000 This column extends lis heartfelt sympa Ifno Aiantln roor town send your aubicrlptlon 10 Several of the members of the Odd Fel ¬ Fuai ft Wsensls Co 30 Lafastlt PI New York thy to our beloved Mayor Burr and wKive vncuiara win oe eai on appucaiioni lows Lodge are seriously considering a April truly hopes that be will soon recover change for the best Messrs Hall Lane Everyone old or youog should go and others were in Earllnslon Monday VV II JERNAGAN Where To the Assembly Hall Friday night on lodge Pratt and CenI Manager business night O VV WADDILL Caihlar Rev Merrlweathers sermons last Sun The Baptists gave a Leap Year Supper day were listened to attentively last Saturday night proved to be a success The Union notwithstanding the incle ¬ There was no service at the Zion Meth- ¬ ment weather was well attended and the odist church Sunday program was rendered with satisfaction to Please send our news In before Tues- ¬ all concerned day It you want lo see morenews In this The bell Is paid for and we are proud of Ky column help us to make it newsy it Rev Foster is a brave Utile man Inside Mrs Mary Brown of Hopklnsvjlle is ofthrce months be has read oat thirty or Capital Stock here visiting her son Mr IT Garret torty members of bis church In liarllngton Hon Gaines State Grand Master of general bankfng business Transacts Dead limbs must fall and invites the accounts of the citizens of tholl B F Lodge was here last Thurs ¬ Hopkins and adjoining counties day and deliverer ono ot bis fine cftures POSITIONS GUARANTEED Has the finest and most secure vault in to an appreciative audience Tho S Mf under renionahte conditions Do not aay It can Ibis section ot Kentucky covered themselves wlh hpnor not tx dour till you acud for free catalogue of ¬ 1 ¬ Nalivo woods 114 varieties in form of picluro frames which collection wasex hibited at the Worlds Columbian Expo sition -MPhotographs parencies Transand Pbotogragbic nameroos and beautiful titijiAfurinynayigytawji EBCMWIT TAtLOtt- Sand JJLJ JjnkAjJUm Prize collection of grasses exhibited Columbian Exposition AN IDEAL FAMILY andU at IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS- - lteidakf CemrleiWa ild CtlrU Ilrealh OffcKlve dljorder U lite MEDICINE jKkm 1 JSsxiiiiitkf Stomach Z9JkwPii I klnsconnty friesdi its Upper PIrtt St BTaniville lleeariieitlyaoIieltathpttonKe Ind of hiill J4 K 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Sleepers and Dtnlnr Oars essojrHE TOr- south - i Terre Haute Indianapolis m V i Ts Old dent Ijook here young man Night Atkinson College entertainment will be at tho Assembly Hall Everybody I invited to be present to wit nesfflnduslral display ot the students The Musical and Lltiirary department will the of a high order Bently Mrs is onq of Urn best elocutionists among our pvpjilc add no one should fall lo hearalso Mis r McDowell Ihesweet singer of the South will positively appear that night There will also b a guitar solo by Prof to morrow night Moore DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL WVlfffSOW NnMlivlIic College ti atronily ja4aajAA -- TiC yiSrJijn LXlSfVlllSl Why own rsf be yeur MiMltiiiin CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul WORTH AND FOUK weeka by Ixnuiiliuua and merchant method of teaching liookkeenluir U equal to TWELVE week by the old plan Bpeclal ad vautagce In Shorthand rertmaneblp and Tclrg raphy Cheap board Open to both eexea Ifa vacation itutcr now Railroad fan Paid UAMR CTimV V have recently 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