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rv tit r IllssaM lbtJowa public Institutions will bo compelled by law to use coal mined In Iowa Illinois mines had a poor year In 1893 ctatly but the tonnage was Immense Keep a Sharo LookoutibrFnesh items 61 interest - to the- - Retail CO A5br ath TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company rri PITHY WP iVir iilVv - WAV MidXimOLL Mariagelr Union Street Nashville Tnnn - S Main Street Louisville General Office EaLXlington Ky Branch Ofifioesis LEE G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky WICKHAM Houscr Building St Louis Mo Ky XVi4 - r v Tjh - 14 w 9K WJ rVMVT iTVICifiE i w ft FWTiVJI iMwfe n TSl aoleteieilci Aeente IIESSER Manager CAPT Tf L Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo A S 111 FORD Manager - 327 Upper Second StrfrEvancville Inil Si l ai j VJlt WW BBjj- fr GME 1 5Sa t 4sSl3n ffW PARAGRAPHS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING INCORPORATED in the mining regions of Pennsylvania fioan- - ¬ The Poles who have become very numerous celebrated the 150th anniversary of the birth of Kosciusko with great eclat Supervisors at Milwaukee Wis are kicking at the excessive coal consumption at Ids county In stitution bill hs been Introduce in thnOliio lrgisla ti providing for the taxation of till coal mined for commercial process A I mm- - JUs Sample lie now going the rounds The Feb ¬ ruary advance In coal prices means an increase of 15000000 In tho profits of the coal combine It is impossible to catch every one but this is a big one and was sent in for our attention by a subscriber Quite often there is a great hue and cry in tbo daily press about the hardship to people who have to buycoalln tmall lots and pay propor ¬ tionately a high price therefor They pay an ex tra price for every division or no matter what goods they buy t l Tbo citizens of Fort llranch Intl have decided to pay premium of 5000 o any one who will sink a shall for coil mining a Tine Kram of coal having been found At kiosat City Mo all the dealer aro com A rrcrnt effort on the part pelled to paylicenses In 1 1 cue ccnCnn to avoid doing so only resulted cost being levied against them ¬ C0Mb St eoKe Hernard Coal Companys Goal Tipple at Paducah 1 j tr M dealer at Sacramento Pat tried to collect a bill of I21 50 bnt was assaulted by the individual who owed the bill The latter was Arrested and fined but thin did not pay the bill A The following advertisement Highland N Y Post M I I appears In the DONT KEEP IT WONT KEEP IT t CANT KUEP IT I SELL IT -- Famous w4jwifhsm No9 lt GOOD COAL Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MjARiKET Consumers who kick about the slato left in tba coal may read this George Bryant a coal inspector at the Stevens colliery at West Pitlston Pa was shot at three times Monday by a Hun garian named George Williams Bryant reproved Williams for not doing bis work The tatter es ¬ caped to the woods The proper inspection of coal before it leaves the mines so that but a mo- ¬ dicum of slate appear therein isan important matter If it carry with it tbepossiblily of being shot slate will prevail ¬ ¬ B v Coal Co at Denton the Ky has practically abandoned operations thickness and quality of the coat proving such as to render profitable working an extremely diflicult undertaking The plinfbf ho Mary IlromagenlemanblyjwatwlbilWb3ri iliyiiiISilS2isSJ dylcforcetochanEelbBtBfiospteeIiB5 mild to irosty or vico versa within a compara- ¬ tively brief space of time The letter in ques ¬ tion has of course been treated as a joke but 4 communication addressed to him In this vein has eliciteda further reply in which the pr6essor stoutly avers his fixed and firm beljef in the force alluded to and offers bis opinion that by a sharp turn of cold weather the trade rnay be considera bly increased The merchants on the London Coal Exchange have been amused by aco5fw5BTcatioBirteeaUy I M L3 SRUSHED 0OKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FUNAGES Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal L Capl W C Brandenburg if handling Cannel CjsjLhvboaUlown down the Kentucky Kiverfrom though it is proviog a dancerous ex ptrlmentr A boat containing 5000 bushels struck a snag and sunk shortly after leaving Ileatlyvillo for Clays Ferry ileMR k ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY THE PEARL men seem to have succumbed to this custom of the natives I asked a Norwegian the distance to Hook cnia hnd he answered Four hours But how many miles I asked he answered I dont know We never reckon distance by miles but by the hours it takes to reach a place It may be eight may be twelve miles may be six but all the same it will take you four hours to make it At Hookenia I met several coffee-growers r r f ill water and potash the blight could country in Puna The company be destroyed Then the ladybird has purchased three hundred acres was introduced and has proven a of the best coffee lands in Puna --Orterufrom to a m to g p m dally destructive enemy to the blight to be divided into ten acre lots and Km k except Sunday There is a great rivalry between it is intended to induce industrious to who Am Cordial Invitation Is extend The Seventh of a Series of Letters the Puna and Kana growing dis- Americans of small means to emiever may find a spare half hour to imtricts in coffee growing The lat- grate to the islands and engage in by John R Muslck prove their time at the FREE LI B KARV It is proposed to ter is the older district and claims coffee growing to produce a superior article and give them one plantation in return JflORE THAN500 VOLUMES Author of ihe Columbian Historical more to the acre On the other for improving one for the Novels Brother Against The company it hand Puna coffee growers claim a company MORE THAN HFTY PERIODICALS Hrotuer etc etc MONTHLY DAILY WEEKLY better soil than Kana and the self will have one hundred work so far as they have gone is acres in coffee fifty in cocoa ten Copyright ISA by Fumt Waohalm CourAxr Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens certainly promising Puna district to twenty in citron roots and will New York 240 Species Labeled is to a great extent a wild unex- utilize the balance of its three hunplored region on the great island dred in fino apples and guavas for INDIAN MOUND J OUniOaiTIEB FROM TH The Two Oreat Cotfec Growing of Hawaii and has but two thous jelly OP HOPKINS COUNTY A FIHB 00LLB0TI0N Districts How Coffee Kana the rival of Puna and inhabitants most of whom are is Is Qrown natives living in their aboriginal about as barren and sterile a coun Native woods 114 varieties in form of style in grass huts The district try as it has ever been my lot to picture frames which collection wasex One travels over miles and bibited at the Worlds Columbian Expo Coffee is said to bo the hope of is capable ot supporting in com- ¬ sec fort and prosperity one hundred miles of blackened rocks and lava sltion the Ilawuitan Islands as it will bring emigrants of a class greatly thousand people as it has been flow most of it in this portion of TransPhotographs and Pholograghic desired Many of tho sugar plan- discovered that in these islands one the Island being the rugged How parenciesnumerous and beautiful aa the natives tations are of no advantages to the acre ot good land will support eight called by people The Puna district is about On the first day we passed the flow collection of grasses exhibited at country savo for the taxes they pay Prise Oneot the largest sugar plantations ten miles wide and fifty long so of 1887 This is black but after Columbian Exposition one can understand what an enor- a travel of ten hours the color in Hawaii- - is owned by The manager nnd eVery mous population it is capable of changes The flow is older and DB MBNDENHATTS Puna like most of trees are found growing on it white man on this plantation are sustaining IMPROVED citizens of California and every Hawaii is very rocky and sterile Occasionally the dead branches of seen laborer is a Chinese or Japanese The northern part is covered with monster olua trees could bewhich The plantation has its own store a dense lauhala forest and is very sticking up from the lava overwhelmed it in past years the whicl the employees patronize thinly inhabited This district is covered with an top branches white and glistening itfivHaaA so that year by year every dollar ABHkU aLatataVi of the products of this plantation cient lava flows The only flow of like the bones of a skeleton After we had passed the black of twenty thousand acres is sent recent date is that of 1840 which out of the country to the United flowed under ground for many lava flow of 1887 which extends miles and then burst forth in the for about ten miles beyond tbo States to China to Japan Sugar plantations it is claimed woods and went down to tho sea Kanaka Ranch the trees became must be conducted by large corpo- overwhelming a small village in its more abundant and soon we were In the course of this flow in forests of ferns and ohia trees rations no small cane grower has course ever been found who could suc- may be found lava vases and trees The road here is through the lava cessfully condlict thehustness But made by the hot tide rushing like and straight as an air line railroad with coffee it is difierent Coffee an avalanche down tho mountain Where there are trees tho road is From sido nnd striking a tree with such cut directly through them and if is the poor mans crop ra no trees the road is five to ten acres may bo cultivated force as to splash tho molten lava there by one person nnd a Bingle crop up one side sometimes to tho equally as disccrnablo by the levelbaa been Un6wn to yield five hun height of a hundred feet where it ing down of the lava which is piled cooled and hardened and after up in a wall on either side dred dollars per acre TQ CURB OUAHAHTEED Coffee lands would disgust even the wood burned out in the center Par hours at a time wo wended CHILLS AND FEVER flow it would it lcft a lava tree And MaUrto In all IVwrmj Tutelaa Nona Connecticut fanners our way up hill and down the genuine without the ahovu picture ami tho There is something remarkable roadbed often choked with great be possible to produce anything at signature of J 0 Meiulenkall pll ronv the stone and lava would about the fertility of Hawaiian soil stones over which the tired horses Prloo BO conto at all Doaloro PREPARED ONLY OV puzzle any one fully conservnnt with Lava lows are soon covered with could hardly sjep Whenever MEND1QNIIAIX the stoiiy lands of Jew England ferns which are great fertilizers there was a smooth bit of road the T EVAN8VILLE IND Wic ke anil yet the best coffeo trees arc Then follows a dense growth of guide uttered a slioutt found growing out of this same forest vines and thickets forming wicker anil put tne horses ut a Surplus Fund A gentleman who an impenetrable jungle so that gallop This was only for a short rock ahp lavn Capital Block Paid In I5000 160000 lias bechWiaUing some scientific one is compelleii to cut his way time however tor there is not a COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1007 investigation into coffee growing through strip of good road fifty yards in savs that lava covered soil is the Deep and unfathomable chasms length in all Kana after you have very host in which to plant coffee and caverns are quite abundant in left the sugar plantations People in Hawaii scorn to have Some of these caverns ex This gentleman has a coffeo plan- Puna tation of forty acres with over 0110 tend miles underground with many no moro idea of miles thhn Banker thousand trees to the acre and branched leading off from tho main they have of the cardinal pointa It is not safe to venture of tho compass and that is nil his trees yield two pounds to the ontrance K tree The blight and tho fungus into a cave without a competent When wo were half a days journey from a village or plantation and 1 which is tho result of the blight gtude Wright of th Vllder asked the distance the answer ha9 injured tho trees to a consider prnsac3 a Several If incor would bo Qb it is too farl able extent and atone tiinto threat Stcamxhto Coitinanv ened the destruction PJLJLI UnJ porated a cofft association WlUii the placo was only two or ihreo SUiinKinl Basinet ly paiu uii eaputu 01 uuiv wi irs miles awayr tho answer would bij LAlA MMNCTOBFREE LIBRARY HAWAII ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ts ghe Ai ira cm u in linen ulster and broad brimmed Panama hat Yes I have come all the way to Kana to see the celebrated Kana coffee which is said to be the best in the world Let me tell yer somethin young man the gentleman said advancing to me and laying his I have hand on my shoulder the only coffee plantation on tho He had the air of a milisland lionaire of vast importance as he stood with his hands in his pockets and a look of superiority on his ¬ Ypu want to know soinethin said a man about coffee do you ij ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ d rlobn Morion ¬ ¬ Madsoivlle Hlr lift yiJMwon11 ii k MA How largo a plantation have 1 asked Well I have four acres of bearbut I he answered ing trees am going to plant forty more Hookenia is on the coast and back of it is a great forest in which wild coffee trees are growing are trees These wild coffee valuable as they have been known to yield three pounds of coffee to the tree Two miles and a half by tho Mauka from Hookenia road one comes upon the Morgan which McStocher plantation tho it has only forty acres in coffee yields twenty thousand dollars worth per annum Tho it was late in December when I rode up to the managers house and dismounted the day was as hot as one in August in the temperate zone Mr J M Davis the owner of the plantation was reclining on he piazza in his shirt sleeves in n steamer chair So you have come to look at ho said Tommv fin search of informa- have you my coffee to his feQt on my ap tion Is a streamlet a small starting wen come in anmiavo stream proach ifTf- - fll nt ftm Bfn This delightful a cool drink weather must bo a littlo hard on Is an owlet a email owl Yc3 Tommy vou northerners until you get used I am a New Yorker myself J Is an egglot a small egg to it Yep yes you might call it but I think this the healthiest country in tho world that Tisnt Then whatisa bullet After a few moments rest we Bita topk a stroll through the coffee a small bull h tcfis and then wcntAo the mill Now is the time to subscribe fp lox in nil looked into mil you ¬ ¬ face T3y the been put next steamer we ship one hundred and fifty bags said Mr Davis After leaving tins plantation tne road for miles led through a lorest of wild coffee ferns and olua Thousands of Japanese trees were busy gathering coffee and piles of bags of freshly picked berries were lying at every mile There was coffee everywhere until it seemeu as if there was enough to supply the world The bushes grew so dense on each side of the road that we could not see ten paces into them but the chattering of Japanese as they picked the berries could be distinctly heard We passed the Claighall plantation owned by a Scotchman father of the crown princess who since the revolution that overthrew monarchy has lived in Scotland This plantation contains seventy acres and produces some of the finest coffee berries 1 have ever seen Passing through the famous orange orchard of Mrs Greenwcll at Kalu Kalu where grow the fin est oranges in the world we arrived at sunset at Kailua This town is in the heart of the coffee country and is the shipping point for the Hawaiian Tea and Coffee Company the McDougal Moller Judge Clarke Dr Capron and Many of Bartlctt plantations these plantations are well established and yield thousands of pounds annually while others are just beginning to bear In five or six years tons will bo shipped to the pounds now taken from Kailua The young coffeo trees are planted A crowbar or drill is in the stone used instead of a hoe a hole made If and the young tree planted there is any particle of soift it will grow I have been told that trees thrive best where there is a surface of lava above and a rich soil The greatest skill in beneath growing coffee is tho selection of land If the land is suitable and the trees planted they will grpw Whether they are cutivateu or nor but thev vie d best of course under cultivation John R Musick coffee had THE BEE AND OTHER PAPERS Commended by the Good Women W C T U Resolutions C At a recent meeting of the W T U of Madisonville the fol ¬ a fJh V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lowing resolutions were adopted Whereas It has come to the knowledge of the Madisonville W C T U that our own local papers as wll as others in our State have THE BEST been giving our cause strong help late numbers therefore be in their it REGULATOR Dont Resolved That the clear cut Is SIMMONS LIVER NosV Is the time you forget to take It two need It most to wake up your Liver A editorials found in the last ever issues of the Madisonville Hustler sluggish Liver brings on Malaria other and many the courageous stand taken by the and Ague Rheumatism constitution and Ills which shatter the Murray Ledger in refusing to pub wreck health Dont forget the word lish any further advertisements for REGULATOR It Is SIMMONS LlVER saloons the very excellent letter in REGULATOR you want Theword REG from all other the Earlington Bee on Christian ULATOR distinguishes It this SIMMONS and temperance workand remedies And besides Regulator of the Endeavor LIVER REGULATOR Is a the scathing protest against the Liver keeps it properly at work that your use of Kentucky bourbon in christ- system may be kept In good condition FOR THE DLOOLV take SIMMONS Kenening the new war ship It Is the best blood LIVER REGULATOR published in the South purifier and corrector Try It and note tucky Kentucky Evangelist from the the difference Look for the RbD Z it on pen of Rev James Vernon pastor on every package You wont Isfind other no any other medicine and there of the Christian church at HenderLiver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER son must be regarded as events of REGULATOR the Klngof Liver Remedies the greatest importance to the Be sure you get It temperance cause J II Zolllu Co Philadelphia Pa Resolved That we would be remiss in our duty did we fail to A LA BELLE JARDINIERE place on record our realization of the great help to our work which L FRITSCH SDIM these several articles have rendered FASHIONABLE us and we would express our profound consciousness of the fact that the influence of these papers I will be felt through many years yiyiiiyiiyiiiiyiiyiiytyljy We believe that -Myet to come EHCHANT TAILOR- Sfrom this time the press and the W C T U of Kentucky will be found more closely united in their efforts Por God and Home and Native Land than ever be IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS fore Mine eyes bavo seen the glory in Upper Pint St BvsuivlIU InJ Of the coming of the Lord lltnieillrolicmihpjtroiuc of till Hap lie is tramping out the vintage SPRING 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ u m m ¬ 1 1 1 J ¬ Where tbo grapes of wrath are stored He has loosed the faithful lightnings Of bta great two edged sword Our cause Is marching on k n county W If trlemli lUINVavN O Ptt I O eal Winner W WADDILL CmbUr 1 itTit Sfopkins tZountu Now dear I have one favor to ask of you It is granted Then please dont tell me that you never dreamed that you could Madisonville Ky love1 that Im the only girl youve been engaged to that Capital Stock - He interrupting--- I wont She anxiously But you havo Transacts a neueral banking knaia at never oeen cngageq oeiore nave and invites tbo accounts ot tba citeWt nf Brooklyn Life you dear Hopkins and adjoining countlat neatly executed at this Has tbo finest and moat Mcura YU Job work t V IkMwilnnnf Kentuckymc - W firi f VC N P t m y TKgST M 3 1 w t J nmm f--- ZSV- - uro 1 o JH - I M it 1 U t v fA 0 I R r- w Yf- - S stances and olaitned that the a a scssors generally found people Un JIU willing to name a fair valuation Co R S Rastln Makoaff Regular Lctlci From our Special because they expected the State Assignment Hoard would add something to Correspondent v whatever was given in and held SCHEDULE OF ASSETS AND Frankfort Kv Feb2ai that the Board was unnecessary EBB PUBLIBHINQ COMPANY DEBTS Ineorporttcd and a useless cxpenso as the Even tho Weather seems to ba county supervisors wero hotter oc njtrei ths Poitofflc l SatlliiKton Second Uy a Trust Deed to the Ohio Valley endeavoting to have the Legisla qiiaintcd with the real vnluo of the eUiinutur Banking Ttust Company Conveys tors get a move on thorn and the lands and the present duties of oil Property and Accounts to be breezes from Manitoba so stirred the Board Could bo more efficiently SUBSCRIPTION RATES Used In Paying Creditors them Up that the House has this performed by them and save tho Another deed of assignment week passed some bills fulfilling salaries and incidental expenses too On Yetr ntlctlrlnidTnci r Sit Months says the Henderson Journal was campaiRn promises and in the lino now wasted on it Tho substitute ThresMeMiit ot reform and retrenchment recom was not adopted tho original bill I filed in County Clerk Hattss ofSingle Copies R S Eastin and mended by Governor Bradleys was passed by a majority of nine Correspondents wnled In all ptl ot ths fice vestcrdav Mr Mattto aupton eonntr Address ns for pttlenlt Dr J W Stone composing the message H B 127 was ono of Out of the multitude of free turnUttkedom Tonn Company assign these which in order to provide pike bills in the hands of tho Comffrm of Eastin for tho mittee oh General Improvoments revonuo to pay vtho deficit to the Ohio Vallov Bankinc THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 1896 Trust Company liscai ycarcnuing junc 30 1090 they selected that introduced by VIBItlf OPTTltflltUTlhtir imposes an additional tax of ten Mr Ncrgc Clark of Bowling Sick HoNdacho and Nouralgla Cured UJVJtu av amiwws a Tho usual statements that the cents on each ono hundred dollars Green which after being amended by Hoods firm is indebted to vurioits parties worth of property subject to State was passed and permits any county Hoods Srei pnrilU has dona me a gnat during the next three in the State to tnko a vote upon drat ot good I hare been a aufferer from more than it can pay or moro than taxation B lolc hcadaeho and neuralgia nearly all my ta6 was the proposition to build turnpike its property or effects would bring years Then H if sold and that it is desired that all amended by substituting II B281 gravel or plank roads and to con lite The pallia bad becomo 16 lntonno should share alike aro made For originating in the committee on demn and purchase exsiting toll that my hands nonld cramp for hour 10 JJBMP I I could not uso them The doctor the latter purpose the action was Revenue and Taxation which au- roads and tnako t hem free to the that my told husband there was little help or taken The debts are scheduled thorizes the sinking Fund Com- public travel and provides the me The different medicine tried had First The payment of costs in missioners to borrow money from manner of proceeding and limits Rrratlydlthcartenedmo Hlncoujlugtwo bottles of eluding commissions and attor time to time at a rato of interest and defines the action of tho ized relief IIoodaBartapariUa I have real ¬ no much ao that I f col Ulcea nw neys tec in the administration of not exceeding six per cent and is- county authorities in carrying out sue therefor certificates of indebt- the provisions of tho Sact The Sarea this trust Second The payment of all edness payable in three years from owners of turnpike stock were partita Wfe other claims or pro rata uistribtt date to an amount not to exceed very much en evidence and vigor- ¬ to their 300000 and fixing the manner ously fought the bill step by stop poison Our llttlo boy HOPKINS THE BANNER tion on same in proportion invhlclf said monies shall bo ex to prevent the clauso allowing has bocn troublod t respective amounts COUNTY with bis throat but pcndcdi arid passed Consider condemnation proceedings FIRM PROPERTY CONVEYED but BinCO taklnrf Hooda discussion took place when Mr Hay and Mr Hammon pointed and hoaracnesa have Rnraararlltu unrenraa The firm properly conveyed is a able gono and ho la better The output of coal in coal mine together with lands be- - considering n u 50 which pro out the fallacy of their arguments In health Mas MArrm aurrow Dukedom Tenncsicc Oct Hoods Hopkins - county during longinc thereto m the town of posed to abolish the State Board as to the injustice of condemning Hoods Pills become Spottsyillc Henderson county Ky of Equalization what they were pleased to calj per- UoirlthOTeryone Who tries tho fnTortto eathar 1895 was about one fourth together with tho barges cars Mn Phelps offered an amend- sonal property by calling atten them ttcptrbox the total output of the en- ¬ mules and all fixtures and appii ment to substitut6 H B 165 tion to the fact that the charters of the op dfawn up by State 1895 the anccs used in said mine and inright which was the Committeehim at pro these roas in which such stock Earlingtons Ladies Magazine request of and crating same subject to such the inwas held and exact output of the State or interest held by Mrs Maria posed while repealing the present corporators to empowered by con- and The Bachelor Maids Clubs arc take lands was tons bi Brinkmcycr executor of F W law to enact a similar one elimi demnation and therefore when in a thriving condition the former once two Brinkmeyer of Evansville Ind nating its objectionable features the public good camicl coal in said mine which is known as the and having served on the Board of those roads demanded the use meetingweekly in Last weeks the tuminous tho value might latter Hopkins Countys output Old Shiver Minci also accounts explained its workings and showed with equal justice be determined meeting of The BachelorSaturdays Maids is due said firm from various parties the good effect it had produced on in the same manner Mr Gos reported in this issue was tho finances of the State and de- soms bill to repeal the present aggregating about 72000 minous This is The individual property of K fended tho members from the law in relation to the drawing of over the product of 1893 S Eastin hereby conveyed it be charges made of unfairness and juries and providing for a return Uniontown has a social club of that if the all his tons and a loss ing owns asproperty except such as and asserted his beliefand their du- to the old method of selection was young ladies who are known as of a member of said firm Board was abolished he gentle- the Sweet Violets The Tele vigorously of 23823 tons as com consists of a store house and lot in ties relegated to the county super- man who upheld by that present gram of that place says that at a denounced the pdrod with 1894 which the town of Spottsville for which visors tho aggregate value of plan as being contrary to good recent meeting the conversation State assessment morals because it maintained a deed ttrom property he year showed over Joinholds a bondSr for alsb certain would be1Jior diminished greatly Basket lottery when placing a number ranged from the time of Adams 1893 of tons the mineral riuiut unuur iuu uiu Mr Carroll argued in the same of names in a wheel and mishap with the apple to the posLouisville paid firm near its result of the sympathetic Eastin half interest Spottsvilealso Iincalthough surplus revenue two- choosing therefrom during were sibilities of the new X rays in deoba one in the coal ao fifths of the revolutions and thereby men termining the cardiac conditions strike during which counts of R S Eastin Co of tainod by the State and said he placed on juries who were never of the modern savage Man haying heard of before and were not inconsidered that after Hopkins Countys miners Louisville amounting to about passed measures to raiso money to fluential and representative memSsooo also a one half interest in worked daily Miss Emma Guy tho recently a firm doing business in Hender pay the jdeficit and to provide bers of the community Mr Grasty revenue for current and contingent Thorne favored the bill and the elected btato Librarian is twenty The total number of em ¬ son known as Eastin expenses if would be singularly old fashioned style amounting ployees in Hopkins county individual to aboutand 2200 also foolish to undo that good work by ience of Mr Lyons but the exper- ¬ six years old by the record of the accounts notes Mr Leiberth She taking this tstcp backward which Mr Carrol and Mr Robbins led Bowling Green Democrat 189 4 was 1954- Ani amounting to 300 was bound to result in a loss of them to think it would be- detri- claims Allen county as her home PROPERTY mals employed 280 Total The DR STONES property of Dr revenue and therefore looking at individual of justice mental to the number of accidents oc ¬ J V Stone consists of one half in- it from a business point of view he for the State tointerests a retro- We most thoroughly appreciate take such Mr house curring in the State Of terest in a storebetween and lot on should vote against it county Gos- - grade step and upon the previous the resolutions of the W C T U had Main and spm of Warrenwhose First street commending Hopkins only one Elm streets in the city of Hender been classcd among the so called question being ordered tho bill of Madisonville was rejected by a good majority The Bee and its correspondent son and now occupied by V U fpauper counties because it re vote affectE L back from one halt ceived bchocne Total coke produced in interest inas a grocery anorth side than jt moro in advocatedthe State Several other bills relating to ing Christian utterances and paid the pas- local and personal affairs have a lot on the Endeavor Kentucky during 1895 of Centre street between Elm and sage of the bill paying a glowing been passed but the contested temperance work The Bee was which sent half interest tribute to the Green streets a tons Of this in a house and lot oneAudubon also him to representdistrict whose midst election cases still remain m obey born and raised in a tempcranco was it in in the The cold 25116 tons were inaVOvaTrc nnipo and accounts held was situate the metropolis of ance West whichwave from here atmosphere its breath of life prevailed North bysaid Stone and due him for pro- Southern Kentucky noted for its for a few days was as a summer and The Bees position has always Marlington fessional services and otherwise beautiful women and fine horses zephyr compared to the reflex been the same which could not rightfully be current which came from Wash1000 KENTUCKYS COAL OUTPUT and aggregating about hereby con- termed a pauper county and ington bearing the Carlisle letter The said property is Madisouvilles Chat Work Club v veyed to the trustee with power to then stated that he had voted and to the Blackburn forces Its icy is well known through the reports for the abolition of the sentences pierced even to the diA Surprise to Inspector Norwood sell and convey it for the benfiet of worked the firms creditors as may seem Board when amember of the last viding asunder ot the joints and of Sub Rosa and even wider at and Everybody Else best unless the said creditors House and the Republicans voted marrow leaving a cchgcaled tention is attracted to this club by with him and he dared them now inert ponglomeration should otherwise determine headless the defensive attitude of Madison Greatetlban the Estimate Pub- after so doing and after denounc- and hopeless t ville men in the Ljelike Club QishedtnTHE BEE Last Week Debs must be heard of die It ing it in their stump speeches to The mvontivc quidnuncs unaf- ¬ reported by Patta Rosa Tho F3 Mr fected by the recollections of the is now said that he will make the vote against its removal Chat Work is always a dream Leiberth said It iDast week The Bee stated that race for Governor of Indiana on tion of partisan was not a ques- cherry tree and hatchet incident politics and alof delight and the Lielike spicy theoutput of bituminous and anti corporation though he had during the late which the day we celebrate should the free silver call to mind are trying hard to set Both have a future Kentucky during 1895 platform canvass advocated the abolition of the Republicans by the ears in orwas estimated by Chief Inspector coming the Another coal operator in trouble hereBoard he had since into its der to produce a schism here and Mrs Mary Keturah Jones who examined closely Norwood at 3180000 short tons hereafter but their efforts so far died last week at Newport at the The H G J orris company went We gave in that issue the exact Into hands of a receiver on Tues- workings and had changed his seem to have had the effect of age ot seventy one was a woman opinion as to its usefulness and drawing the lines closer and mak- ¬ figures of Hbpkins Countys out- ¬ day The mines aro known as the thought the substitute removed ing final success possible There of well known literary ability says put and the production of coke in McNamara mines near Henderson the objections and corrected the thing the Democrats have the Courier Journal and was the is the State and at Earlington It The company claims to be able to inequalities and that the best in- notone triedholding it as a dernier author of numerous magazine ar- ¬ yet terests of the State and of his ressort but one or two moves have ticles of a historical and scientific ruw appears that the output of the pay debts its constituents would be subserved by been made preparatory to the ex- ¬ clmractpr She was acknowledged State has exceeded ithe Inspectors its continuence in the manner hibition of one of the greatest as a historian of Kentucky Proba estimate by 27770 tons and we Mr D G Seymour son of therein provided bly her best known work was tho Mr Lyons now jgive the exact figures for the Clias Seymour of Madisonville from the same county also was in feats of double back action somer- history of Campbell county saulting ever performed on the State who has been editor of the Out- favor of retaining the Board al- political acrobatic stage Elkton has a Blue Stocking though he had voted against doing A letter receiyed here from Mr look published at Shelbyville has D K N Club which announces that the so jn the last House and had Norwood on Saturday says I retired from journalism in order to present membership of fourteen is promised to do so again in his canhave just read The Bee on coal resume his profession as civil rail- vass but lie had become con With the Women of Kentucky sufficient production You will doubtless be road work Mr Chas Seymour vinced it would be suicidal to abolsurprised to learn as I certainly has for some months been engaged ish it The State College at Lexington Mr Robblns thought the Re- finny Clubs and Other Thing of has selected Miss Etta Coleman all schedules were filled on this class of work for the L waswhen Edmonton Ky and Miss Lydia Interest and checked up that the combined N road on a line running into publican membets who wero in Horton Mt Sterling Ky to take favor of the substitute which mapart in the first oratorical contest terially changed the powers and moutput of bituminous and cannel ShelbyviUe Mil Walbeck and tho Log Cabin coal in 1895 amounted to 3207770 of the Beard and restricted for ladies in Kentucky which will Trouble is again brewing for dutiesoperations were acting from short tons be held in Lyntluana next April Bituminous alone Muhlenberg over the railroad tax their patriotic motives and showing amounted to 3138023 tons The following is the exact copy Jrdge Barr of the themselves to be amenable to reaquestion The first annual exhibition by United Statea court at Owensbor son and courageous enough to ac- of Hon Cy Browns resolution Kentucky Artists will be held The Sebrcc Herald is advocatcept tlie responsibility of voting to with reference to Miss Evelyn in Louisville April i3to 18 ing telephone communication with has ordered Muhlenbergs county judge to summons his magistrates retain the Board when so recon- Walbeck of Louisville who last and in Henderson April 27 Dixon and Providence Constructed and restrained and proAll artists outside Log Cabin to May 16 nected except in a roundabout and make a levy to satisfy certain ceeded to show by statistics that year designed the on railroad bonds some counties draw money from device pf the Kentucky Repub- Louisville wishing to exhibit will way only by a country dirt road judgements address Miss Marie Lctitia In amounting in the aggregate to the State Treasury and yet their licans Meeting Miss Walbeck in gram Henderson Ky The exhi and the county seat entirely isoJandsare not yet assessed as high the House lobby he was excited bition will comprise original work lated from the railroad surely no 15000 as tlp iacts and figures show that admiratipn into writing the res- in oil water color pastel miniatowns need telephone connection Eiohty three years ago on Feb- thev outrht to be Mr Hav by olution the introduction of which tures black and white sculpture worse than theso three principal ruary 24th the American ship of thought the passage of the bill Handsome is said to have been cut off by ar- apd wood carving towns of Webster county The war Hornet captured tho British would be a mistake and result in gold nfedals will bo awarded the connection would be cheap at any war brig Peacock near the mouth loss of revenue as the assessors rival of the hour for adjournment best oil and water color painting although not eligible to re election This is an exact copy price exhibited at Henderson of Demerara river in British were 6 till influenced by the desire Resolved That this Leg apThe indications arc that the Guiana We licked the blarsted to remain in politics as aspirants propriate J 1000 to the fair lady in The 11b daughter of Mr Fred Webber for higher offices and might present Legislature will pass a law Britisher this once right nt Vene- sess property so as to obtain as whose fruitful brain originated the Holland Mass bad a very bad cold and fu and cough which he bad not been able to zuela two to one We dont if the Senatorial contest will allow ture preferment and the county device the Log Cabin I gavo him a 3J cent cure wtlb any ibtng time making women eligible as want to fight again but by jingo supervisors might strive rather to Resolved second That her Mtlo of Cbamberlaips Cough Remedy if we do not be outgeneraled by their ad name be written higher on tho says Wi P Holden merchant and post trustees of public schools and joining county officers than to eligible to vote in all elections perof fame foremost among master at West Brlmfleld and the next Kentuckys output of coal for place a just on the prop scroll taining to public schools in the 1895 exceeded that of Tennessee crty assessedvaluation own and as the great and good of earth and llmo I saw him be said it worked like a in their charm This remedy s Intended especi Commonwealth The Kentucky by 900000 tons The total of there would be no tribunal before the one altogether lovely on the list ally tor acute throat and long disease such Equal Rights Association has Tennessees output as reported by whonv all would come for final cor- of immortals as colds croup andwbpoping cough and taken the initiative in this move- Coal Trade Journal was 2319730 rection and readjustment there unit It is famous for lis cures There Is no Resolved third That as a would be a great falling off in the ment this Leg now utters one long loud danger in giving It to children for it con tons These figures are not exact amount of taxable property in by the The education of children largely but include 15000 tons estimated Srate Mr J H Rice of Gray God bless the lady and the old talos nothing Injurious For saloDen St Bernard Drug Store Karliagton T Uml naturally rests with mothers to cover output pf soma mines not son Co made a telling speech in Log Cabjn Cy Brown Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St and they are moro vitally inter yet reported Grundy is Tennes- favor of the bill contending that rCbarles the State ested in the childs development sees largest coal producing county the people ofdemanded irrespeca Fin de SJepje Henderson has tive of party A reHsblo lady or gentle WANTgD tho nboli V JTuK Bee believes great advance with output in 95 of 446386 tons tionofwhathe called the infamous Club and a Ihursday nftornoon man to distribute samples nod make a incnt wpuld result from the pass Thus wo see that our county of Board of State Equalization canvas tqr our Yeg6ble and Musical age of such a law Public schools Hopkins with its output in 95 of read statistics to show many cases Toilet Soaps 40 to 75 a month easily a to 8jo and 6cliool offices would then no 788435 tons far surpassing any- pf injustice done by it and asked Mayfield has a Ladies Magazin made Address Crofts fteed Austin Avenue Chicago III f3iai be distributed as political thing in Kentucky is also away why it was that if as had been as Club wK hiecontly gave JM k anafter i sorted no assessor oyer valijcd land r bcvnji uu4il -1nw irl best coal producing 100 palfpatris K St yiM v tm ieaiiinith9tH I FF X M - - j E ntrnfflTiftAtfawwya wi IWMJ DOINGS - JLitiuk in COALlENCOUNDELi 1 ¬ Kentucky pRdss connnNf s v mr romu say All I have to say Is that Mr Dempsey has drawn first blocd and tor the first Ima In the history of our fraternity the drummer list been thrown down Dut be drummer Is a great animal on getting up again when be falls and I bave not only bops but all confidence tbat t will yet win my case I have lh consolation of knowing that It was not a majority ot votes against me that threw me for I got tbat myself Dut a cold rigid law techni cally did the work which I Khali yet over come by a courseotproceeduro by which I know I wilt win In the end I never In tend to give up I want my office now o vindicate n principle and Ill yet have it as sure as law and order last and Jusllco is apprecIatcdMurray Ledger 9I y SXi -- - jsAu Hmc tM wtvr 5 ¬ ¬ be The cole would jd yiuaflyVKVMUble tsvsfasfual forTacttjrles which nto now bringing coal front Pennsylvania and West Virginia A bt product ot this process of rnWmaMnp li llm pas which Ilia bill pro vides shall be sold for not over fifty cents a thousand feet It Is proposed to deliver gas to owns all over the eastern part of This vigorous effort of Massachusetts Mr Whitney to Increase the market In New England for his cos emphasises thocUlrris which tne Manufacturers Record made In behalf ot a duly on coal vrhen the question was before Congress at the time of discus sion of tho Wilson bill Mnnufuciarcts Record ¬ IJUWIUKI y i fr ENQLISH inicilv for Cottglw Colds mid Consumption I Is beyond question the grcitnt of alt mntrrn itidcliiM It will Stoo a Cough In one night chock a cold lit a day prevent uroup relieve asiiiitu Vid tun Consumption if takrn in Vou cant afford to be with ¬ time ¬ ¬ ¬ bocomOijOG Blasts Gave New Life out It Ufa I a ¬ jljyjjtf ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Cures ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wa cant positively state that Waller Wright contemplates onpging initio dairy Dr Clardy who bos been dubbed by business but be now tinsa Alio jcrsoycow For full the Democrats as an accldenlalCongress known for her butler qualities man will have opposition for the Demo particulars enquire of lilni nt tho Karling cratic nomination notwithstanding tho ton shops protestations of soma of the tree silver or ¬ Since tho legislature ot Kentucky has gans thai the doctor should receive the been considering the advlstbilty ol enact ¬ nomination by acclamation Already ing a law prohibiting tho killing of quail Hon W 1 McClaln and Judge M C for two years Agent Walker has becomo Glvcns are mentioned as contestants for furious and It Is feared by somelio will the empty honor ot the nomination by the Join tho Populists Second Congressional district Democracy Several thousand tires were Inspected Owensboro Tribune- by the railroad company this month and they nro evidently getting ready for big A Governor may not be bigger than a Improvements this year U t Senator but he it surely greater poIt is said tbat in former decisions ot tbo litically than a man no nearer the Senate than is Dr Hunter It wont do the Supremo Court that it has always been If so Doctor any nood to lose his temper es ¬ held that a charter was n contract why can wc not hope for a favorable de pecially with the Governor of Kentucky N in the C O cision to tbaL a W Frankfort Capital case ¬ ¬ ¬ AajCj bottle nuyjaveyour Aik your druRxist for It Send tho little ones hive for pamphlet use It promptly rl surf fo ThfSl JJ jocioJIi AltPrartht Ctom or Whodplad Cough wr A CKJiR mWICINli CO OWWWWMWIOIHINI tdAtS Chamber SI V Y -- train 40 miles an hour ly a single change ol the gearing this engine can be run up to iOoo horsepower and can pall a train Over Do miles an hour This locomotlvo Is Intended for freight Tbo passenger engines xvill attain n far higher speed Tho wheels are 41 Inches In diameter Only a space eight feet square- Is nrcded In the locomotive for the electric Ono nlan can operate the locomo ¬ motor tive by meansotn controller similar to that on a trolley caronly much larger and strong er The locomotlvo Is built to be operated by either overhead or underground trolley wins l i IX Ji tire In DoWn -- in Mines ¬ ¬ 8207770 and Mr Paul Pflcti is now found assisting the St Bernard force on their books and will likely continue doing so white Mr Burr is on the Invalid list He Is a good all around man Some ot our miners took quite an interest in the big fight which came off last Friday in Mexico Fittsimmons was the favorito and they picked the winner it reports are 788485 tonsallbitu a gain ¬ ¬ 27861 true The shipment of coal to Nashville the past week or two from this point has been heavier than at any time during tba winter Secretary Atkinson made Evansville and and other points a visit the past week Ho has re established an agency at Sebree where the people are clamoring for the St Bernard Coal and be it determined they shall have It ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gain 50684 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It carries no coat firebox smokestack In front Is a powerful or wafer link Supervisor Sullivan has received the electric searchlight for liso at night to light blue grass seed and is making arrange tho track Thecost of the new electric to ments to bave the right of way sowed down motive is about equal to tbat ot a steam this spring locomotive of Jtoooo Chicago Times The sentiment expressed In faVor ot tbo Herald prue fighters was about equally divided and the result naturally makes some feel elated while others feel like they bad bet IF on the wrong man YOU Tbo family ot Supervisor Sullivan was 7 much aflllcied the past week four ot tbe children sick at one time but so far noth ing serious has developed After a brief illness Conductor Mulr is again on duty Tbe fencing crew under the charge of Foreman Bradley fs now doing some good work In putting up a good fence along the road in many places Several miles are now under Construction between Earling ton and Madisonville Tho railroad com i pany bas become fully convinced that it pays well to fence the road ¬ ¬ IS JM Take tgiiiiiii In the line of or - Magazines in - - ¬ ¬ ¬ fatality had ¬ Hfor ¬ 25557 -- at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fireman Yandell Walkernow has a regu ¬ The Hecla Coal Co officials were called to Madisonville last week to attend court lar run on the local engine between here The contest we understand was over the and Hopkinsvilte question of wages between them and Mr Mr Edmunson who for several years Hauna formerly one of their employees past has bad charge of tho first section from Superintendent Salmon of the Crabtree Madisonville on the Providence branch mines was over last week on business died last Friday night after an illness of a Tbe deceased was not only a As a matter of course dull coal trade has few weeks affected thsra like all other mines in this good foreman but was a kind sociable gentleman and was well liked by all with county whom he came In contact llo had resided One third of ibe coal mined In England at Madisonville for several years and while Is said to be consumed by locomotives and there mado a host ot friends Tbe funeral steamship engines took place last Sunday evening under tbe The Reinecke Coal Co we understand auspices of the Madisonville Masonjc lodge were unable to fill their orders last week of which be was a member Supervisor so great was the demand for coal and Sullivan attended tbe funeral services while we will admit the orders were num Section Foreman Edmunson of Sebree erous yet we hardly think the Capacity of was catted to Madisonville last week by tbe the mine was so heavily iaxed as reported Illness and death of bis father Reports from the far west give an ac Conductor Thomas Ryan s in hopes tbat count of a terrible mioo explosion at New pay day will arrive before that comet said Castle Colo whereby about fifty miners to he traveling at the rato of 16000000 lost their lives Tbe only man to net out miles a day strikes the earth bill tho only of tbe mine alive was one who was blown chance of escape he sees Is that- - It may out and he was seriously if not fatally In switch off in anotbor dlrectiou jured Operator T C Martin seems to bo wor D W Umstead M B of the St Ber ¬ rying considerably of late about the loca ¬ nard Company craa called to Madisonville tion of heaven whether It is on this or tbe last week to give some expert testimony Jn other side 6f tbe snn but there Is another a case wherein the Hecla Coal Company question tbat should concern him and in was interested act all of us much more ¬ ¬ ¬ d ca Is Daily Weekly or Monthly v - Pe r io Vit u DONT aaafc TafceitMiif m But write us on a Postal trie list of what you do takerbr what you want to take and we will give you isuch figures on the subscription price of one or a clozen itpublica- rvtKi-iviio m jtlAne im wjuuuiu- -a -- Mjjjjjfc- - Tp f tion with irs tiSMs jfifcj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Baldwin Locomnilvn umrV nt Phil adelphia have shipped to the Wealing bouse Electric works In Alleebanv the fini electric locomotive ever Uullj for a steam railroad Tbo Baldwin works made every AS VYILL thing about this unique cntlnn but the Tbe Empire Coal Co bavo commenced electric mechanism which will be snnnllml tbe construction ot tbelr new lip and other by tho Westinghouse company The loco- buildings at the new ratqo and George W moiive is tne sue ot an ordinary box car Robinson one of cur best carpenters has being thirty feet lone and mounied nnnn charge of the work and ha has taken an ¬ two four wheel trucks Completed h will one ot our citizens Master Jack weign other 00 tons it is geared for 800 bono Stokes with him to assist power wntch will pull a loaded freight From reports at band it seems tbat the coal firm ot Hogan Stull bave struck a snag by tbe refusal of the owners of tbe totl for no whan you can M1 19 J2 BEST WOVEN WIRE FEHGt ON EARtK Piatt mine to allow tbcm a right of way TMIH m Afor track unless well compensated for same llorao liloti hull otrone plrr and unless one or tbe other of the parties ond chicken ttnht A man concede a point tbe matter mky bave to be and boy can make from 40 to BJ settled at court where we presume a fair IHiiatrntAil ft price willbe allowed to present land own- ¬ KJT8ELWIAH BROTHERS wwmammmemmm niHwmiiin l inoiHna ers for enough land to lay the track on wmmmmmmm I The distance nnder dispute is about 800 i yards in length Superintendent Crutchfield of the St Charles mine will no doubt be seen at the midnight hour walking tbe floor and trying to quiet that daughter as be slogs Sweet Marie THE BEE Make Yoifr Head Swim 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v- - ¬ ¬ ¬ Consumers of coal generally believe tbat tbe profit to tbe coal operators on tbeir product is a big one while be fact Is that tbe net profit to them on coal shipped and delivered on tbe market Is very small Indeed and such being the case it does not require a keen observer to see what the final out- ¬ come of a war between coal dealers where- In the coal is reduced in price below that of a living one soon and in fact the rumor is now afloat tbat the miners In one of our neighboring mines have already felt tbe effect by baying tbeir wages reduced You cannot expect coal dealers to engage in business at a big outlay of capital without making something on their Investment and In order to do so tho miner must share In the loss caused by Ibe big cut in the price ot coal Mr Henry M Whitney president of the Dominion Coal Co which made such n vigorous fight a year or more ago to secure free coal In order that bis Nova Scotia coal might be imported into this country without paying duty Is proposing to estab lish on tbe coast of Massachusetts a great Mr Whitney recently coke making plant appeared before tbe Massachusetts legis lature and give In detail some plans which be hoped to carry out Including the balld Ingof this coking plant on the Olto Hoff man system which saves tho bl products and asked from the legislatUreamong other conditions exemption from taxation for ten years on Ibe pita tbat bo fuel gas which will be produced will lessen tbe cost of fuel to manufacture Mr Whitney claims that be can tnaka a coke as good fo an metallurgical purposes as tee iouboiis viu cok at a lowsr price tuaa me IB psusviin cova caq o ugland for and M tMlt Ol ¬ ¬ ¬ i- GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Fine Dress Goods AT CREATbV HE01JCED FOU PRICES - 9 uiariKcts at r your own Vlr Wnnlnn i lnrirrvurnr W2JJ1 WWin -- L KJ r wvwwu V t 7 vmihwwwji -- rr price Mens nnnh 1h uiiu ats ew u irse n ri v r uuu lt iuiuqa -anuRV tuiur oifv 5 fn ranis wo are acorns ior rtrt avmuv k wj ucimj - A a uy - - - sKpr T -BLAKETS nQr Call and examine - 7 f M vujuuraivu imncwnaqo allocs Eevcry pair warranted to oivn nntirn enttufnMtnn AVVMVW Y 3 - a v i r SfetajTzzvm - i JC it j v v XL - AT YOUR OWN PRICE T rsj npj Vr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T11T Tl Si ¬ ¬ DMjmu 5 EARLINQTON KY f T7Ti7TI7 lr ¬ ¬ LIVERY Feed and Saie Stable ptrnsjT 4 ¬ i in ¬ y 1 bouia-lo-bou- e J J jj mk4 - ¬ 8RRVIR Bt te 1 j r-- -i w tS I i- - i5 ghft i tyi j yvw T--T- iTOKv Yv n J7r Cr TW Vrsl rfJH iW kt uuyfq a HUfc 10 rigs on short rtQtice ifZfr it ifSr--j- ae Xnti agmsaga mrmimmrLmtak iiftfeii JSl LiA liiirfW iiiLBBiwpijBj ILL HgLLLZja 11M iiu hfl 1 tlimmMn nnnwi 1 I K s Cf gm f THE POSTMASTERS nn for nlne tcrn years and bod all the doctors In our country prescribe for but tber could not Mr juat wbnt sited mo When I Ttroto yon tho history and ajmirtowd you dlatmos el my cato as dlaetM of tho bool and kldnoya and adrlaeri me to try your Golden Medical ulacovery and Pel- nnu reel conii- lew T11 Kdmuwdsok dont yourx medicines sated my lift and I hopo all suDcrcrs from kldnoy sud blood diseases wilt try your vatu Bir tkarInTalld I an IL V ATP1I V- - J VT A vAt ft iTjsjv r tir nfessiB HdLAND - - i ife ti r V aasWfcaataitaaajwsM is mi The Little Daughter of ghn T arid AIce Noland Who Died at her I Id me Saturday NoMono Vf LETTER Pit no MADIBONVILLE I NOTHING SAYS hiu been Feb is 1896 Li Willi Nljht Kiprasi N TIME MOUTH TABLE ttin little darling Tbat once maclo a homo so gay No one beat that dear one singing Staging sweetly In her play Jeius clalmedkt1ie mothers treasure Oore the toved one- from Its nest Ulds the nngels softly whisper Little Dejsle is gone to rest No ona sees tho little fgure That stood peeping through the gate No one hears the sweet voice calling Calling for n doar ptayrriate Little UfTie I know you mtsi her t Hut remember God knows best At Another gate hos calling Little Uessle Is gone lo rest No one hears tbe merry palter Of bcr fair feet on the floor Noono hears the kiss tor papa Whon ho opens wide the door Cheer up mother do not grievoso Let your heart strings bear the test Whllo the angels softly whisper Lltlte Uetsla is gone to rest Noono taiows her but to love her Little darling four years old Jesus claimed her for his kingdom Took tbe hands so icy coid Threw his loving nrms around her Iolded her cloio lo his breast While the angels harps still vibrates Little Drialo is gone lo rest Mrs Dollib Dunnino Uarnesley Ky ttta jb abla modlclno T HKDMtWDBON titlarrt 10154 ttvantvllla Accomodation Provldaac and lldlionllla p m Bioj m p ra onj Will 413 pin Nlshl tiprtit 4139111 Bvantvllla Accomodation V5 P m M Profldanee and Madlaoaville arrival in 74 In effect Sunday Jn 19 it6 W VV KtllRIDCK Am ARRIVAL south name ttanhatl Co Kant The muscular system tho Heart Stomach Liver nnd Kidneys nil do their work Tilth con ¬ stant difficulty for orcry wcarjr tbln or thin Futlg 110 comes early Is ex- ¬ blooded person treme and lasts Ions-- Tbo demand for nutrl tiro aid Is ahead qt Iho supply and poisonous material accumulate This la tho reason pats pooplo arc always tlrrd Certain It Is that Dr llcrcas Uoldtti Medical Ulacovery cures and builds up Just such sufferers To tlio weak and tho ucrvous tlerco omarsntcos A cunt Poalmaatcr ANp nilPARTORK OP TRAINS At NORTONYILLn C O Maiuplila 10 Sc BAST Central Cllr Loulivllla Falun Idampiila lo Loolivllla GOINd WKST LouUrltl lo Inllon Cantral City Is Mamphli Loalitilla la Mampblt 3 ootNq VST r 10 F p in 1045 1 m in til 135 p m 757 a irt 1139 m fo s o Garlingforv ftajjpenings News Motes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention Read the letter of Our Special Frankfort correspondent Riley Ceil is in St Louis buying goods or spring trade J Impoverished blood cauiei tbtt tired feeling Hoods Sarsspirill purl fie en ¬ riches and viulixes Iho blood and Rives vigor tod vitality ft u This office has in hand some especially fino Job work so do not be surprised when you see the advance in this line made by soma of our business Men ¬ t Nerves on Edge 1 was nervous tired irritable and cross Karls Clover Root Tea has made me well and happy Afternoon ceptlon Mrs E B Wordkn Night watchman Morgan is on tho lookout for the traveling gentry and will make it warm for them if they appear after dark Captain Sweeney U S A ¬ Maids met last Saturday at Miss Ninnon Umstcads where over a cup of teajtlicy discussed the many questions with which they arc beset Tho President Mis Cornelia Foard being absent Miss Celcsto Moore the Secretary directed the meeting After the usual exercises Miss Minnie Bour land read tho first issue of the B M Chat Editorials on the popular questions were followed by articles written by the members The first copies of the Chat re written and only distributed among the members of the club but later they arc to be published ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bachelor rialds The Bachelor Remember the Box Lunch for next Tuesday evening sure and dont forget your purse You get a box and a girl or wife or widow for 25 cents You can discuss these purchases over a cup of coffee for 10 cents additional each Matthigly Co have tho largest stock of wall paper in the county Some of our merchants have taken the annual inventory and others are very busy at tho job now New stocks will soon be received and then wo may expect announcements of choice lines of goods idr all buyers 6 Wall paper latest styles from cents up at Mattingly Cos Our city marshal on Sunday communicated Bdme interesting news to the Weary WuRes sojourning in convenient suburban homes The news conveyed was to the effect that unless they found a more distant abiding place they would be given that which most makes them weary A ValuablePrescriptlon Editor Morrison of tbe Wortbington l - j T ¬ KN foMto Byr afew 0 San Diego Cal says Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is the first medi- cine I have ever found that would Price 50c For do me any good sale by St Bernard Drug Store Cross is showing a largo increase in itr membership Kentucky Grand Commander Brooks offers a premium tor all new members Why go irom home to buy wall paper when you can find a large and selected stock at Mattingly The United Order of the Golden r S m iS Cos Tbe Tuesday afternoon Mrs P M Moure was at home to her iriends from three to six oclock to which a number of Madisonvillc ladies were invited as well as ladies of Earlington Those attending from Madisonvillo wcro Mrs Will C Morton and her guest Miss Dade of Hcndctson Mcsdamcs W S Rossr T B Ross T W Gardiner H H Holeman 0Vco Nisbet F Dempscy H D Boyle George W Rash Misses EmmaYPrewitt Eliza W Wilk ins Jennie Earlc Luclla Earlc The Larlington ladies who attended were Mcsdamcs A W Jackson B W Robinson Iconic E Moore Elizabeih R McEucn Pauline Jones Wm Wendell J R- Rash w i tiurr ana Misses Elizabeth Hopper Agnes Burr and Celeste Mooro Re- - You have a valu- ¬ lud Sun writes able prescription-- Electric Cillers and I can Cheerfully recommend it for Constipa- ¬ tion and Sick Headache and as a general system tonic it has no ejual Mrs An ¬ nie Stehle 2624 Cottage Grove Ave Chi-¬ cago was all run down could not eat nor digest food bad a backache which never left ber and felt tired aid weary but six bottles of Electric Bitters restored ber health and renewed her strength Price xoo Get a bottle at St 50 cents and Dernard Drug Store j - IrvMli- - Is Shilohs Cure A neglected cough is dangerous Stop it at once with Shilohs Cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ Ut Coagh Cure lVTrlJfIlJ y II WWr tCTTMHn vlVK firtlfnti The few days of beautiful weathThe announcement was made er wo have just experienced has by President pro tern Chas E induced garden cleaning prepara- Jones that a grand temperance sir tory to the seed time coming meeting would bo held by the society on Sunday evening March Consumption Can be Cured Ik y the use of Shilohs Cure This 8th Brother Frederick Wallace rcat Cough Cure is the only ot llopkinsvillc will deliver an address on the subject of temper- ¬ tt nowtv remedy lor that terrible Buruard ance that evening Everybody isease Sold by St should attend and aid in making VZxtl Drug atore this ono of the grandest meetings AssociDout mention Building over held by the Endcavorcrs ation to some of our citizens The withdrawal privileges are not alOf late the society seems to have drifted into the habit of opening ways the most pleasing up tho services a few minutes be A Uabys Life Saved hind time and the result isthat 1 My baby had croup and was the leader is rushed to carry out saved by Shilohs Cure writes the program in time to prevent in Mrs J B Martin of Huntsville tprference with church services Ala For sale by St Bernard tBnr The President pro tern called Drug Store attention of tho members to the Mrs M Munns of Dawson has necessity of visiting the sick and 9 been conducting revjvahnieetings afflicted and for that purpose appoints arid considerable pointed n visitation committee JlMtf at several been manifested Hbhtk interest has Seven new members were re R Are You Made ported by the hustling committee HfMijtf Miserable by Indigestion Consti- Among that number wpre two of pation Dizziness Loss of Appe- ¬ our prominent physicians 4 tite Yellow SkinV Shilohs Vital izeris a positive cure For sale Mrs M B Long was selected by St Bernard Drug Store leader fortlic liext Sunday even- Paints oils varnishes brushes iiij iiiu iuiic uuing wuut is in and painters supplies at Mattingly volved in our fidelity to Christ A good meeting 10 assured ¬ ¬ 1 dW liar ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr Lige Sebrec of Henderson paid our town a visit Saturday Messrs T J Davis and Bro put pp about 8000 pounds ot ics Saturday Mr Jack Han berry and wife of Hopkins ville were the guosts ot Miss Sallie Rowe weather bas made unusual drains upon tbe Sunday Pale Thin People vital forces The blood bas become im- ¬ Miss L B Anderson died at her home Suffer from some form of indigestion poverished and impure and all the func ¬ tions of Ibe body suffer in consequence at Empire Friday with tbe typhoid though they may not know it Dr Carlsfedts German Liver Syrup In- Hoods Sarsaparilla is tbe great builder fever Miss Lula Clark is visiting friends at creases tho weight and improves the color because it is the One True Blood Purifier Madlsonville by aiding digestion For sale by St Ber ¬ and nerve tonic nard Drug Store We are sorry to note tbe death of Judgo Hoods Pills become the favorite cathar- ¬ tic with all who nse them All druggists J R Grace The Bachelor Maids repudiate Mr Dave Bourland was appointed the report that they have been 35c agent for tbe Deering mowers and reapers dreaming of a club room They MORTONS OAF Bro by Forbes say they are1 practical that they ZEB meet 0 discuss things and peo- ¬ ple They claim the privilege of Albert Hawes is visiting in our town junuoBLuipia putting their fingers in any pie that Miss Jennie Kemp of M Vernon Ind Trade Mark suits them and talking of what is the guest ot Miss Helen Barnes A Quart for Cents they like t Jn fact they probably DOES NOT STREAK TUB CLOTHES Mike Fitzgerald and John Coil were in do as they please while others do The blest Bluing made Take no other Madlsonville Monday as they cam For sale by St Bernard Drug Store R M Williams was in Madlsonville The Ideal Panacea Saturday on business James L Francis Alderman Chicago llo Understood R M Williams was in Madiionvllle I regard Dr Kings New Discov ¬ says Walk right in dcarl Your auppera Saturday on business ery as an Ideal Panecea for Coughs Colds ready your slippers nre right whero Geo M Davis 1s buying tobacco in you can And them easily and your pipe and Lung Complaints having used it in my and tobacco are on tho writing depk family for tbe last five years to the exclu large quantity handy for you sion of physicians prescriptions or other Miss Octavo Bell ot Harrodsburg is vis- ¬ All right Molly groaned tho tired preparations iting tbe family of E A Almon suspicious husband you enn get that Rev obn Durgus Keokuk Iowa writes Atlanta Con The members of the Christian church new cloak to morrow I have been a minister of tha Methodist otitutlon have secured the services of Eld W B Episcopal Church for 50 years or more Tbo Widow Confcsaea and have never found anything so benefi- Wright of Princeton who will preach for Tie How do you manage to make them tbe ensning year on tbe and Lords cial or that gave me such speedy relief as yourself so populur with all tho old as Dr Kings New Discovery Try this day in each month bachelors Ideal Cough Kemody now Trial Bottles Widow I nsk them for their advice Ben T Robinson Sundayed in Earling Hc And do you manage it the soma Free at St Bernard Drug Store ton tha guest of bis mother Mrs Thomas wny witli tho young ones Box Lunch The Box Lunch Robinson Widow Oh no with thcmlridlcula which was announced Postponed Tho St Bernard Coal Co aro doing tho ndvlec tho oldor ones give Truth in The Bkc of last como experimenting in their mines hero In Had Gouo Qat week has been postponed until tbe way of shooting without mining the Caller Is Mrs lllghupp nt home Tuesday evening of next week All coal New a 111 Nom who will Contribute baskets nre re- ¬ Caller Ah cha hai taken advantage ¬ The change of the culvert near the Baptist church is quite an im J provement to the adjoining prop- timHeisa erty The water that before coursed through lots occupied by The Time for Building tenement turned into an alleyway Up tbe system is at tbis season The cold t Vsrino Davis and wife went to Evans Monday t Mrs John Uassott who has been so rlously ill is now fast recovering Clara Vannoy n daughter of A L Van noy ot I he Bethlehem neighborhood died Ust Week ot consumption Section Foreman Edmunson ot the HProvldence branch died ot asthma Satur day Andrew Jackson Sljk of the Grapevine neighborhood is very sick wllh la grippe Tbo election last week to get rid ot the old legislative act together with the peti- ¬ tion to the Legislature to repeal tbo same may put us on tho road lo another vote on the School Tax question William Frlceof Missouri who has been absent from this place for forty years Is visiting his brother John P Price L M McGrew Inventor of a cylindrical scalo is temporarily at home for awhile For the last few months he has been in St Louis In tho interest ot bis Invention Hon E T Franks of Owensboro candidate for iho Republican nomination for Congress was in own Saturday inter viewing the people as to hts chances of securing tbe coveted prize Ho and bis competitor Hon Lige Sebrce of Hender sou aro on the very best of terms ThiMtmes are ripe for the discussion of the causes Ibat led to tbe low state of adversity where wo aro at and the people are ever ready to find some avenuo of es cape to the high planes of prosperity we enjoyed under a high protective tariff The news of Judge Graces death was received hero with a feeling ot sadness by all parlies His long service here as a cir- ¬ cuit judge in former days by bis genial nature impartial decisions and social qual ities endeared him id this peoplo to a degree that they wilt not soon forgetbim It is suggested here tbat Judge Pratt be ap- ¬ pointed lo fill bis place and the bar here has unanimously endorsed him for tbo position knowing that bo Is eminently fit ted for tbe Appelate bench as welt as the office of Circuit Judge which bo now fills so acceptably to all parties In the event of his appointment lo the place made vacant by tbe death of Judge Grace tho question has been asked who will take his place Tbat question canbe easily answered Tbe very best of talent is within easy reach Wm Beard of this place is a lawyer of 30 years practice except the last year or so in which ho has been a dealer in tobacco He is a Christian gentleman and a true type ot man ¬ hood in every respect He has quit tbe obacco business and has resumed tbe law practice with which be is in every way familiar In the absence of the circuit Judge who sometimes vacates the chair be has been known to Gil tbe same with honor and dignity His recent impromptu speech in court defending a person held for trial was complimented by all who beard big souled native Kentuck- ian and a Republican and is worthy ot any office within tbe gift of the people ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ as good tMrnLv tor mjftft v k T Take lKnA GOOD OLD GRANNY METCALFE 87 YEARS OLD I am 17 ears old ami bnro uaod about alt of thqcouelinml lung renieuios umi 1 unto doth RoumurmK moi nnu mr me ixmom or mil any that I hai n iiorer uind any remedy emml to tho auirerlns It llitti sTiNB Tah Iii In prlppo n well asllfiNivcoimhisireWoquick andinpermanent Si Keep it Hot our house other Ihn tlmn nnd wmllil not bn tolttinllt It AlltS ftl A niKTCALFK 72U B01IU1 4111 HI ISdUCSII Ky Ik 8T BERNARD DRUG 8BBKJ - DELLS PINE TAR HONEY liJraneM a and curt Kiiitckli Absolutely harmless nnd ploatant to take It cutu looo the mucout and allows It to be spit off without ex ¬ ertion or straining nnd stops tho couch nt once by hent Inn tho Inflamed parts j elrts vigor and vitality to tho respiratory ontans nnd produces a condition In which all tho unctions iiro exortod with regularity and harmony Itico 35 ccntl 50 cents and 100 per bottle by all drug- ¬ gists or sent upon receipt of price by THE EnSUTIIERUNDMnDICING COMPANY nt f ihtorv in tht trMlmtnf of ail Cough lung an Jlrnncldal Trouble t Jtcurti DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Patent Medicines and Perfifmerij DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tootli and Paint Brushes HasWlflMflwsK3SKBWV tons sheep last Sunday Solo MntiufUaturorM Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La Some dogs kilted several of Jesso Den- ¬ Jesso says be Grippe when LaxatIvb Bromo Quinine will give them n grand reception on their will euro you In ono day Does not produce tbe ringing in the bead like Sulphate next visit of Quinine Put up in tablets convenient Mrs Allen Campbell returned home to for taking Guaranteed to cure or money Nebo after a short visit In this vicinity refunded Price 35 Cents For sale by Mrs Crick wife of Hanson Crick is St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky very low with consumption and not expected to live very long SIIURtvb tOUNQSTKIU ¬ ¬ BSf -- Rcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans PHYSICIANS 1 I v PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY JJ CQMPOUNDFD nc- LJ IP fa V fX I John L Rensbaw gave a valenllne parly tho 141b which was a grand affair in every respect NEW YORT WEEKLY TRIBUNE fr -- There will be rudebato at Coles Chape on the fourth Saturday night In March on tbe question of Which has the best right to complain of tbeir treatment from tbe bands of the whila people the Indian or khe negro W F Crick and M G Hicks will represent tho former while James Crick and S H Ruddell will vindicate tbo cause of the colored race Several cases of the measles arein Ibe vi- ¬ cinity of Crofton and a few cases In his neighborhood si wEjOwF Pt The Washington Post iAND v Jr r- - FOR ONLY t -afc Our people aro growing more and more in the habit o looking to St Bernard Mother Tommy why dont you Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortous Gap Geo King St Charles for givo your llttlo brother half of your tbo latest nnd best of everything in tbe npplo drug lint They sell Chamberlains Cough Tommy Cant do it mo Remedy famous for its cures of bad colds tells mo never to do things by Father halves croup and whooping cough Wben in Texas Sittings need of sneb n medicine give this remedy a Iriat and you will be more than pleased A Doubtful Debt with the result Chollcy Waldorf And how much docs Upson Downes owe you CROFTON 40 Hoffman Howes Well bor rowed cash and StfO poker money but t dont ever expect to get tho last aa its Kev Couch closed bis meeting Monday merely a debt of honor Puck with six additions and three confessions A Uuihloff Hard Mrs L C Cooly died at ber homo near Wado Rather uncouth title Barnes Kelteys Wednesday aged 99 years She tho farmer poet gives to his latest hook Natural Gas leatcs lots of cbildreu and grand children of verso Butcher Oh hos right Therolsnt Mrs Jobu Pollard is on tho sickjlst this ony metro in the vt hole thing ruck week Convincing Qrlbos Pve lost my umbrella four Mr W WArmerand Miss Alice Morris will begina graded school at this place times in tho past two weeks Rlbb Hm An umbrella thnt you Thursday can find as often ns that cant be very Miss Celia Hamby was tbe guest of A much good Roxbury Gazette B Crofts family last week A Snro Indication lacking In love I guess notl Mr Dock Barnes has moved to our Hoow do you know town ¬ YP laid I O Hi i 1 IN ADVANCE 4a iaaJS-5-255 SviaaWKs 5 J BEN T ROBINSON DRUGGIST f IT TV- M M - - s MJillfc aaaaKrk ihi Always on band a full md complete stock of rv r 11 1 a mu hi 111 ni PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES I j PAINTS AND OILS And everything elso known to the trade lisidans prescriptions Carcfullu Compounocb THE NAME OF THE NEXT President of the United States The New York Weekly Tribune ft hossWtfe ¬ WJIL BE ANNOUNCED IN They never sit silent for a mlnutel Chicago Record Not What lie Wanted to Say Only fancy Sho dreamily a OF NOVEMBER 4th 1896 month from to day wo shall bo marled Ho absently Well lets be happy Public interest will steadily increase and tbe disappointment of tho men wboss whilo we can Illustrated Bits votes turned the scale ot the last election with the results under the administration they elected will make the campaign the most Intensely exchlngn the history ot tbo Tho Uauat ittte country fyt- - sglMWaBU 2 281 Brown You looks as if you had tho blues Robinson So I have 1vo lost my beautiful new silk umbrella tbe leading Republican newspaper of the United States will publish alt the political Where did you leave it news ot the day interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations Also general news in attractive form foreign correspondence covering tbe news of I diidnt leavo it anywhere Tbo owner met mo and took it away from tho world an agricultural department second to nono in the country market reports which are recognized authority fascinating short stories complete in each nnmbar me Spare Moments the cream ot the humorous papers foreign and domestic with their best comic pictures fashion plates and elaborate descriptions of womans attire with a varied and camet Lines todcco department of household Interest Tbe New York Weekly Tribune is an It h said that tho camel is ft lover attractive paper with a circulation larger than that of any other weekly publication ideal family of tobacco Let any one smoko a pipe In the country Issued from the office of a daily Large changes are being made lo or cigar in the camel compound and the Its details tending to give it greater life and variety and especially more interest to camel will follow tho smoker about the women and young people of tbe household placo his noso close to tho burning tobacco inhale tho fumes with a long A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us o offer tbis splendid journal and VS Bulff swallow tho smoke then throw ¬ ing his head up with tho mouth agape and eyes upturned showing tho blood flhot whites will grunt a sigh of ccstacy i FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY i2S that would xnako the fortunn of a low comedian in a lore ccenc N Y World The regular subscription price of the two papers is 3 00 CASH INADVANCE The J NewYolWeeklyTriSme ¬ THE BE0E m 1 SUBSCRIPTION thing to patent Protect yonr Ideas ttheymay bring you wealth Writo JOHN WKDDKIt llUltN CO Patent Attorneys Washington D O for their 81800 prise offer WANTED MAY BECIN AT ANY TIME AN IDEASteSSlfiS Address all orders to THE BEE Cake Baking la easily dono to perfection if you know just how to properly proportion tho sugar butter cream etc that compose ¬ Write your name and addruss 011 a postal card send it toGuo W Best Room 2 Tribune Building New York City and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you ¬ Si ¬ Who Is a Better Judge quested to notify trio committee on or before Monday Mcsdames J WN Brandon of Cadis Kv drucclst R Rash Browder Myers S E says I sell more Dr Carlstedts German Stevens and Miss Minnie Botirland itver Powder than all medicines combined of whom we know as mem- for liyer trouble Its really good for aro those alj bers of the this committee but you diseases the human system is heir tbis ft can tell anybody most that you want gels the stomach and bowels in order and to hclpand the committee will gel starts tbe human machinery off an if all the news for the interest in tha af were freshly oiled It is limply wonder lively fair is ful what this medicine does for suffering ¬ ¬ Cos Threw Away His Canes a Hopkins County is ahead of any county in Kentucky or Tennessee in ccjal production during 1895 Coal you know is the chief Bourcc of revenue in this county A Ono reason so attractive is are always looking for and introducing some new feature each evening the exercises are that the leaders ¬ Crcat Germans Prescription ¬ 1 On sung by looks up to Thee Kucklend Arnica Salve tho Misses Effie Stokes Nannie ThnJiMt Salvo In thewprld foCuts Ashby Lelia Dean and Cornelia Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Doyal Each verse of tho song Fever Sores Tetter CbaoDcd Hands was interposed with a selection Chilblains Corns and all SkiniErupttons 1llla Do Pint Cure from the Bible which the young Pills do not euro Constipation ladies deserve credit for renderinj and positively cures Pils or no pay re quired H is guaranteed to give perfect only aggravate They Karls so ably satisfaction or money refund Price aj Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg cants per box For Sile by St Dernard For qalp by ularity of the bowels In Spite of the fact that each DrugStprj St Bernard Drug Store evening a good program is prei CtHdrii Cry for U Po not tall to read tho report fti pared and carried out there is r another column of tho oxact coal fjloom resting on tho spciety Pr CarkHedts German LIvk fyrup is tbe favorite cathartic because so pleasant r output of Kentucky for 1895 caused by tho absentee of its rpuqh la take for sale by St Hemrd Drag F Jlurr 8otev jQnl oo Ptj bfttthn Chief Inspector Norwood is sur beloved Presidency imwiih MiiJm tiai im LOST Mony ty not l prised kt U ttaormttus fiflurcj Toftwpjk neatly flsfetiitfd at tyr was -¬ Diseased blood constipation and kidneys liver and1 bowl rou bles are cured by Karls Clover Root Tea For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Col Robt Wood becauso of an emergency has been taken from As work on the new culvert near The work the Baptist church however goes on in tho hands of his men ¬ fact that tho members take an interest in these social gatherings which have so far been carrii d on successfully and have proven a pleasure to the participants ¬ a large ope and is evidence of tho The collection for tho social was The beautiful hymn My faith Mr Wiley ex postmaster BUck Creek N V was so badly afflicted with rheuma wasonly able q hobble around with canes and even then It caused him great pain After using Chamberlains Pain Bairn haSvas so much improved that be threw away his canes lie says this McGar gqt bis hand badly mashed liniment did him more good than all ober medicines and treatment put together For at Jacksons mill a few days ago sale by St Bernard Drug store Earlington Marion Page bas been on the sick list Beq Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King for tbe last week St Charles Tbe people around Dukes store have a Mattjngly Co aro headquart- ¬ petition in circulation asklnc the Post ers for school bopks and school master General to establish a country post office at Marion Dukes store supplies sjijilthq of this delightful weuthcr I presume New Girl Veam Sho said that oil Borts of coplQ would be mnkln calls oner clay like this er sho went to tha dentlstB N V Weekly A Itepatatlou In 1erll Mru Gofrequent Youll hear of troublo In the Hlggnmore family ono of these days Mrs Allcnrs Dear mo What Is it Mrs Gofrequent I overheard my humanity For sale bySl Bernard Drug husband Baying tho otherday thutnig- gamoro was awfully stuck on May Store Wcet Chicago Tribune MANNINGTON A Horn Fighter No nlr a man with afacollko that Farmers nre burning plant beds and la neer n coward getting down lo spring work How do yon know Mr Josh Page mado a business trip lo Itt so homely thnt he couldnt havo any fear of spoiling It Chicago Reo Crofton ono lUy last week oul Mai it Of course you solect tho very best of theso articles but what does quality amount to when you dont proportion right You know If you put in too much buttor Its a failuro If the pro- ¬ portions are regulated by an experi- ¬ enced cook nro weighed and measured not guessed nnd aro of uniform quali- ¬ ty then tho cako is a success and tho housewife passes It with somo degree ot prido Sho knows that good things aro favorably talked of and this la just why you hear so much of Dr Bolls Pino Tar Honey Its mado only by tho E E Sutherland Modlclno Company of Paducah Ky nnd DrE R Sutherland does tho compounding If you havo a cough or any ailment whero a bronchial romedy is indicated you try a bottlo from any drug store and youll know tbo rest of his story better than wo can toll you ¬ ¬ Walter McGaii EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Livery and Feed Stables SP 4 1 V 1 it es o H GOOD STOCK ELEGAlMT HAULING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION TURNOUTS FURNISHED HEARSE ON 8HCHT NOTIOBj Jhargcs Reasonable Satisfaotion Giuwanteed MOST IN QUANTITY BESTINQUAUT LOOK AT THESE FIGURES Washington Weekly Post per year The Bee per year Total ifor It you have gracious words to say Oh elvo them to our hearts to day nut It they hold for ua a sorrow Words Pray keep thtm till the last to morrow -- U A W BuUotln Mm Jones And sq your Hon left col lego and has taken orders Mrs Smith Yes and I think ho will now be successful In ministering to hu manity Mrs Jonea Una he entered the Epis copal church Mrs Smith Oh no ho hasnt entered any church ho U a waiter In a restaurant Texan Sittings ¬ ¬ YEARS FOR Has led all WORM Remedies EVERY I0TTLE tUARANTEED SOU BY AW DKUOOIST8 fcr BICIUBDBOS WORMS vermifuge 20 WHITES CREW HKDUiaS VrMa CO ST 10 CIS givo We will both to all our new subscribers them It providing you pay in advance Tbis Is our Inducement not with to pay till the end of Iho year we will lot you have Tbe Weekly Post one year for 1 cents in addition to our regular price but you cannot get the Post at tha rate unless taken In connection with Tub Ubb Tutf Washington Wbsklv Post is the greatest weekly paper published at the National Capital non partisan Independent and imptrtial critic of all parties alike it combines all tbe special unique features of a weekly with the freshness and crlspnes of a daily 100 150 for t35 you do 50 Sauplesmay dk odtained atour opIcsjOr uy Post from TiibWxbxlv Pof Taken Orders 100 Reward 100 Dont Wait Do it Now I j j Reuben Hlgbls Utile boy fell from a stable loft a few days ago and broko bis arm Tbo young peonle gave a crand social at Bill Hlgbts last Saturday night which eclipsed any thing of the kind in all tbis vicinity Mrs Polly Lylo an aged ladv of Cola Creek vicinity died last Saturday hvwm v kiii ft toWco to Morions Gap last week Miss Susan Alkinson of Whjte Plains vifitai Jho family at Robert Price 1st wm wpio untiling 10- - ¬ 7 v -- i JjTbVL - jf Company M - m i ha rebuilt iis uitue which w ttU Tbe readers of tbis paper will be pleased -w aT 1r ir w ir to learn tbat there is at least one dreaded disease that science bas been able to cure in all its stages and tbat is Cstarrb Halls Cstarrb Cure is tbe only positive Ca cure known lo the medical fraternity tarrh being a constitutional disease re ¬ quires a constitutional treatment Halls acting CPBOIAUATTBHTtOH Catarrh Cure la taken internally A Living Skeleton directly upon be blood and mucous sur ¬ QIVMN TO of tbe system thereby destroying Mr James Bennett of Island Ky says- - faces foundation of the disease and giving pOhnimbb It not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver tbe patient strength by building up tbe mgjjvz u 1 tho Pqwder I would have been in my grave constitution aHQRT NTHVfaf ON and assisting nature in doing Tried the leading doctors of Louisville its work Tbo proprietors have to muuh i - tJBrV9tMBBrBBBVHBaiiBV9T7 Tl ir t Tny were paxiiad ni was givnn up I faith in its curative powers that they offer caso bat it First Class Outs at Reasonable Rates Dr Metlldnns and Ona Hundred Dollars for any rails to cure Send far list ot testimonials ihechang tfu Is knowit 1ft Adv5rVl FVICHUNEY rAXTolefrKSl RIGS ARE THR PUSIMN THE CITX TUftf ¬ IJJb JUVJL LIVERY tSTABLE TiilfsT A HEARSE FUNERALS tfiffil as bcn uia Ca5dts wujf Jura 1 W 922SlWl uummiiiiiiiHB - HOW TO KCEP W ILL DIQ OYPRES3 SWAMP T IT yTBRMGI In adirante Aicnirti0H lr Year Sis Monlhi Thtee Monlhi 1104 jo t3 Krmm Moat Cutniitouli Inm lr at itir ferrht Vrrlods iff IlctiitH I u inuipnritilw nun To bo vilM N lo be not tils Unit N mrt jk till or to lie MUTrrlliR fooilUt iirtM nor tlMmrfetl fitin tho ortliinry 0ciimtloiM ot life bv lHlonl mllim- 1 Bee Tbtlahlng 0o rutMstitas Official DWctory- - Stale Governor W O llrsdler TLleul Governor Wm WorihlnclJi Secretary ot StateCriaiet Ilntrjr Attornejr General Wm S Auditor Samnel It Stone After erjy elilltlliooil lie niijnritv of tlenilm oeciir fioitt tltttcnwit wliirb may fairly liu wtllttl clitoiite Muny jillteHRCHulittli rrc nof fUftiUe In I In iitilft eitio of Hie v0ifli mo ftnflftl I N- outwardly Mnny of tlitihqumit li in tht if fote liietenlnblc irtltl ilie iirntirr of pie entIon Ixby HtHitinli I nblln of umtl itl Miliintilile fmlntl nril In Jimflco tolilniawirIiW fam ily HiidMlro nlnlcHlioiilil ileum hoiie jiortlmi of IiIh tlioujtltl wntl I tin to it HyHtetittftlu tnre of IiIh lirultli AehllleM Vet everyone liontMtr wtll linn like ccijniHi TIor upon tlic RiHlt nt taItillir ntiil oflin yearn before Ibty innnlfeil limn ncltoH TreasurerGeo V Long Supierlnlendcnt Publc Instruction Wm J UaMilion Commissioner of Agriculture Lucas Moore fiinetli in of ei nt Inn In tile eurul Register Land Office ChatlcsO Rejnolds life ns r11 fiR niolillisriill eervlicly Commissioner I N Comlnxorp Insurance cslmiiiHiip purMiMB State Inspector ol Public Trusts Columbus W of the body In onler lint the Lesler limy Inst 11 lontr tin e iltvy mliit lie Court ot Appeal Chief Justice V S Irjrc r uUei G n Eatlln J R Grace T II payntor properly everewil Tlf Ulose who rtrc il Lewis veil notliliifr contlnwi So liiucli In the HUD Cutty I II HatelrlfEK Clerk Court Ap- - cool Intmnee of lienltb run busy netlte Reporter K W Illiieat peali A Addama Deputy Clttas Court Arpeals life inlet inlnfrleil ivlti pcrlddit of Kobt L Green Wood Lonimoor JrJ Serjeant G rentlon A Robertion Tlpataff W S D Hill If we omit necMiiilttl ttuiiTM of mo Superior Court Presiding Judge J01 Harbour tnllty titiil netitc InfeotlotH iliArntfti Judges W It YoitJr Joe Barbour J II Drent wc nmy wiy that the ill 1 in e to be cupe LibrarianMr Mary Mown Day elnlly tiuilctl ftom nn early Intpector ot Mine C J Norwood of tho Railroad Commission J F Dempseyt II S ape tire IubIiIIuim toinpliilnt Irwlq Jno C Wood Iiihrh heart nrtl hltltieyrt orfrnttsi oiti ire s County Judge ot Circuit Court C J Iratt Commonwealth1 AttorneyJohn T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John CJirltty Judge ot County Court Jno CD Hall Connty Atlornoy Roy Salmon County Clerk W It Arnold Sheriff Will Thomaon 3 Jailor S I Offutt Superintendent ot SchoolsTrios It Smlih Coroner Jno It Uootli UAOUTRATIS Daunna slzo nndthoqualllylscccllcn plnntH were also found In abundance and heiivy with fruit Later Mr Hlnson penetrated further into tljo km amp am which tire lliiulo to beiome inepnrn In ornngo lily ilnnintretl by n ilqllKlnnlnfTntrnliiBt found nuotlicr island rlclier middle ot one ot the most impregnable iswninps in U10 whole state Up to ten years ngo tlio lllg Cypi ess was putdown on tho mnpnimpractlcobloandun Then it was sun eyed find suncyed Island of fino hummock lend wcro v found hero nnd there but they wcro not of BUillclcntBlsctotcmptnnybody Tho section Uncn which ran a mllo apart seemed to bale missed tho groves which Mr Hlnson got wind of from nn old In- ¬ dian fighter who chased tho Bcin lllg Cypress Into tho Inolcs nnd out ngntn during tho last Indian wnr On ono of these Nlnnds during tho warn village was found and burned Mr Itlnson with 1111 old hunter m a guide penetrated Into tho w amp nnd found nn Islnndofnbout300acres beautifully wooded nnd containing COO or ango trees nil In full IcaMnd fruit Tho Islanddld notconiuinn solid grove but a scrlefl of groies some of them be ing as largo as tbrw acres Tho fruit is sour but is lnrgo nnd golden Tho On trees nicrnge 25 feet in height this island Mr Hlnson also found acres of sugarcane oildontly plnpled by the Scmlnolcs years ngo It is of mammoth ¬ Acres ot Sugar Carta nnd Mnny Orancjti Tree 1ound These Itatik J Itlnson found two mngnlfl cent orango groves n few wciks ago In tlio lllg Cypress Hwnmp of far Muth llorldti No man has n valid claim to the properly tho groiai being In tho St w We are DeKNRD iNoonportATaol Com Co iJjTey L 1 N RAILROAD THE QnEAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE hetween ihe cities of We are ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD anrJ m uvcry department jam up with -- STAPLE and FANCY TRTFvE t vi GOobs in all liines inv our k Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evftnsville St Lotiisr Anil Iho f titles of Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mohilo and Now Orleans t Vithtout Olicxir iigc KOUTE AND 8PEUD UNRIVALED Benerat Stores Always a full line of everything desired tancy and btaple Goods of all kinds sH SHOHTE3T AND QUICKEST From St Louis Evansvlllo and Henderson to tho DRYBDDDS Dress Goods Linens f SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH K THROUGH COACHES Froin above cities to Nashville nk- and Chattanpoga ing direct con- ncction 111 Bddts atsid Shoes Anything you want at the most reasonable prices goods that will give best service y x Honest i WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAHtS iiiliit For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie t and Nashville for all points Iltat Dlitrlct Henry Shaw Second Diatalct O J Farniwortb Third District J C Bacon Tourtb District T P Jone 1 health The errors nioit eomuioiily commit ted nt different pcrlotlM of llfo nro those to bo most constantly boinc In mind To 011111 up they nre 111 follows In childhood enois of feeding Im- ¬ proper or linproj erly ndmlnlstercd food nnd irregular hours for fccdliiR and sleeping In ndtilt life Inek of reffulor excr cIbc excesses In entlnfj or drlnHlps nnd exclnshe devotion to cxnetlnff enrcR Old iipe HKe early Infancy suffers most commonly from exposure Youths Companion TOO MUCH Cnlo trees than tho first Iloth Islands seem to bo wonderfully fertile trees ot all kinds being giants in size nnd other vegetable grow th of the most luxuriant character Ono India rubber tree was found to measure S3 feet around whllo a Hie oak measured 33 feet Wild figs wcro also growing Mr Illnsons theory is luxuriantly that iheso islands naturally fertile wcro centuries ngo tho rookeries of millions qf water fpwl find thus became fertilized to tlio Wghrst degrpa of pej-fee lion When the Scminolec ran away from k North East South andWcst In Pullman Palace Cars HLDTHTNB 1 EMIGRANTS Our facilities are exceptional for giving you best fit in a larcre t 1 un- 4 r V f f i jvjuiao -T V I t vji V s r SI Jr l i v J um acicuiiuii iiuiucA l I v atv v4 m 10 UJ oruer vve aiso carry Dig T 1 1 stock of t READY MADE CLOTHING at bestprices Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or writo to C P Atmork Q V T A Louisville Kentucky FltiliDlstilct H FPorter Sixth Dlttrlct W it Cato rcc libraries Now rieltlns Londons Hpcclnllst A enso of insanity of n curious sort Is now exciting considerable intercut ARLINGTON FREE LIDRARY Opcn ro juit a in to g p m dally eicepl Sunday rtiuong the medical fraternity of Lon More than 300 volumes jo periodicals mineral don A negro w as found the other day collection Indian relics native woods etc in a gentlemans lioufee at Willesden Cordial Uvitalion to all nnd conh glie no necount of lilumclf becausa of scierc fits of laughter JNOD ATKINSON JR LIBRARY FOR THE COLORID PEOrtlt which conrulscd his fiame Ho was Open 10 a tri too i m dally except Sunday Iicellent collection ot books and periodicals taken to the nearest Workhouse and Hyeryliody welcome ever since then has done nothing but Ths Curious LAUGHTER of a Ncsro TThlch la laugh v Ho lias not uttered n word in the in terval and what is his name or whro lie came from is unknown Itc laughs continuously from morning till night W TURNER LODGE No s8 F M Stated mcetlnei the first and nnd nt mcnl times he swallows his food third Saturday In each month at 730 p like lightning in order apparently m Trantlentbrethrencordiallvlnvited W C McLEOD W M that he may continue his fit of mirth lonttend CiuaCowiLL Secretary with ns llttlo interruption ns possible When ho goes to sleep hW sides shako BERNARD LODGE No 40 I ST O everyTuesday it O 7 soFp MeetsVisiting brethrennight with laughter and In tho morning tho m cor moment he opens his eyes his capa at dially Invited to attend cloun mouth opens with n loud guffaw JOHN WYATT N G C II IIUkt Secretary At first it was thought he had adopt ed this means to erenpe from being EARLINGTON J5 COMMANDERY No tried on the charge of attempted bur- ¬ UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS ¬ meet Second and Jourth Saturday nlghta each glary but physicians who have exam month A cordial inviltalon it extended visiting ined him unite in pronouncing him in Sir Knight and laklea bane and sajing thnthis cure is doubt J B WYATT N C TIIOS N BLACK Kot R ful The- chances are it seems that he will literally laugh himself to death This form of insanity though rare KNIGHTS OF VICTORIA LODGE No 8 PYTHJAS meeia every Monday night in the is not unknown to medical science ot Ibeordcrare All member Masonio building though tho mania is generally of n cordially Invited to attend T C MARTIN C C transitory nature There nre several W F Bun K of R and S cases on record of grave personages who had rarely been seen to smile HOPKINS LODGE No i A O U W meet eery Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m breaking into a habit of uncontrollable nnu contagious inuguier ur wousion visiting Dretnren cormauy mvuea 10 aueaa N W HurrM W tells of a solid pijidcnt business IS B Scsuaos Recorder familjDy a who one day startled fit of laughtenJiwrWfR d so long nnd wasso Jiarious that everyone in Sljurclj Directory the roam had to join in From time to time after that he would be seised in the church in the train or in the streets nnd whenever CHURCH OPJ TUB IMMACULATE CATHOLIC he started nil who heard him would fONcnpfioii have to follow It was tho first symp-¬ ma miss and sermon 700 llttt m Rosaryam second and benediction at tom of mania Very soon delusions g 39 a inatrnction ond tho most outragcotu conduct su ¬ s30 p in every Sunday A M Coenan pastor pervened and thn the asylum If Cofcgc Directory f- - ¬ - the Creeks they selected tio richest lands on which to build their villages and lazily to cultivate n few acres ot corn and pumpkins During tho last war they wero drlien front place to place nnd finally took refuge In the lllg Cypress nnd for a iong time considered themselves safe as tho Dig Cypress was regarded even nmong the natho Indian fightcrn as Impregnable finally however an expedition was formed nnd marched lq nnd attacked tlio islands dro 0 tho Indiana from their villages nnd chased them into the saw grass where tho water was from knee to waist deep for several miles keep ing up n running fire until the Indians who wcro not captured or killed had disappeared It is thought that these villages v ere founded long before the last Indian war as tlio old fighters soma of whom are now living tell of the feasts they made in the villages on oranges pumpkins nnd corn How tho groves got there nnd in fact how oranges got into Florida is easily ex jilalned Dxjdorrrs who sailed from Spain in tho earlier days always loaded their ships with sour oranges as an Those or nntldoto against scurvy anges which wcro not eaten on thevoy tges wero given to tho Indians who feasted on them nround their camp fires in tho hummocks of the state Tho seeds tell to tho ground nnd grew into trees Chicago Tost ¬ ¬ ¬ Hats and Caps ONLY A A varied assortment of seasonable articles intiiis W lihe7 Latest NIGHTS - r vjjjLif uu- styles always on hand - RIDI3 Bents Furnishinbs Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes Iars and Cuffseverything Umbrellas Underwear Col- - Louisville to icit Ipsis dlrtrt THE LIAUTED Tlie Piistest and rinrtt Trains making connectlona to 1olnU In -- - yfr- - BRDCERIES No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Wairvr jfy f - MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA AqXICO ANn CALIFORNIA Ask tcr Tickets via tho Everything - that you CHESAPEAKE OHIO a SOUTHWESTERN Aocnt RAILROAO C R nrN f Assttiecrtm Mt Tieatr TiaatTcrrKr imhtii hi LOUISVILLE KY OMH CCHOLS UlUEENSWAREj China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety al1 Ccnl Mannuer 0 a Hatch Ceul rasa A Kent FURNITURE ur JoloiGd ifiGns And other necessary articles for everyday life MORE CARDS FOR POKER ine new ueck America national j Draw poker game hns made iter fCny steadily in pupuiuraij- us a means or social rccrea c tion coivrii0 n fad Jn I3ni1onyeara Eleven and Tit el to Spots In Kadi Salt Irv TIii ngo A serious drawback to the general CHRISTIAN CHURCH YWorU Sunday school every Sunday morning from C30 to 1030 Communion tervlce following at Prayer meeting every Thursday evening 1040 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Service second Saturday evening and Sunday Prayer meeting Monday night each month Suuday cbool at 5 30 a in D S Edward Pastor M E CHURCH Sunday Services first Sunday each month school at ako p m G M BURNETT Pastor 0 M E CHURCH SOUTH Service every fourth Sunday morning a d night by I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday nlgbt Y V S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at O30 at Assembly Hall ZION A M B CHURCH Service every Sundav mornlna at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9 30 a m w a waiker pastor MT ZIOH BAPTI3T CHURCH Servloea Sabbath at u a m and 7 p in Sun day school at 9 30 a m W W Foster paator ItTuMsoitpillf CHRISTIAN CHURCH at Preaching third and fourth Sunday 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m by Rev S F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at to 30 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening st 8 30 BAPTIST CHURCH change he knew that sho was not a woman to be fooled with Following tho usual custom of conductors who aro short of change ho pocketed tho nota and returned to the platform intending to gio her tho 05 cents when ho haul taken in more fares The passenger followed his every movement with misplcion until the cir stopped at Wash- ¬ ington nvenue w hen the conductor ran ahead to rco that tho inllroad tracks wcro clear Quick ns a flash tho wom an jumped from tho car pursued tho astonished conductor overtook him nnd belabored him wih her green umbrella shouting I know ed you was gpln to Btenl it you brass buttoned Only tho interference of a by¬ thief stander saved the conductors skull and no explanation would satisfy the irate country woman until tho change was placed in her band Philadelphia ¬ ¬ Had No Faith In HI Honesty Sho was cildently from the country and when sho boarded a car and handed tho conductor n dollar with instruc- ¬ tions to bo sure that ho made tho right Hecorri Deadly Itor nge Preaching every first and third Sunday morning ana evening Dy itev wynaei rriyer iuceiuig Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun ¬ day morning at o ij M K CHURCH SOUTH Preacaing every Urst and third Lords day morning and evening by Ji T Cherry Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every bunday morning at goo oclock CUMDBRLAND PRBSDYTBRIAN CHURCH Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 t ra Prayer and 7 30 p m by W A Boon Pastor fi meeting every Friday night al 730 oclock PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school every Sunday morning at 0 ij Preaching every third Sunday afternoon al 4 oclock iTABLERSnil BUCK EYE OINTMENT A SURE nilU F I Haggcd Ilaggard at tho door Mnddlm you see before you a conscience-stricken mnnl I kin bear do burden of mo rcworso no longer an As la n Looking Olasi havo come to confess mo crime I llcardso The press is tho mirror of Killed mo old podncr Wabbly Walker public opinion in cold blood or mebby I ort to say finldeo It mny be a mirror but the water editors havo n cinch on It and are n Mrs Ncwbrlde Oh what can you Inkcti Up with their own reflectmean my poor man I acres no show or anyone Jlagged Haggard You remembex you gimmo a hunk of fruit cako ycs i A TurtCious Juitcr terday which you told mo ynu had Jpdge Whutri the charge made wjd your own hands Policeman Drunk jqur honor Mrs Nowbrido Yes but liulge to prisoner Whats jour Ilagged Jlpggard An outer rcvcug Ao un insult I gaio It to poor Wabbly mime prisoner Joo limn an in less n haffer nour utter cntln it ho fell into do ihcr un sunk to de Judge Well lunii Ill discharge J oil Ibis time but you mustnt get bottom like lead Harpers Uaar Hexim Riflings lauded ugalu Hes Auful It Will Not Aimm r I think that Ilnrry awfully SpullH Wlut t do you think of tho Id never have thought It yet Ha put his arm ai ound mo new Trench Idea of curing diseases by The very first time v a metl I he application of cold X thlnlc that hes too avrru I dont think there can Illoobiimper Why last nleht In tho ClranJ Old Hlght and Left ho leall- ybe anything In If the theory wero Ilo really squceted my hand tine u mnn who happened to be think that Ilurntt nwful I limn led to n llonton wouiiiu would Last night ho KlHsed me Uvlccl never be III To Date I thlnlc that hos Just awful ho awful nice llut I think -- introduction of tho gamo into the parlor has always been that tho number of people who can sit into n game has been ncccssorily limited to four or five The Ideal game of poker is with five plovers On tho deal 25 cards nre exhausted That leaves 27 in the deck from which the players may draw Less than that number in reserve is likely lo eec the deck exhausted on the draw which makes it necessary to go to the discard cards to complete the drnw a very un satisfactory arrangement To meet this objection and to innko it posslblo for n party of eight to bit nround a table a new deck hns been mndo that contains CO The new cauls nre ho 11 and IS sjiota in each suit The new deck is known in the tiudens the full house A dealer near Union scjunre Miys thnt jho new decks arc helling quite freely mid thnt tho indications arc that ii Keren nnd clght huudetl gnmes of poker will he tho most jiopulnr rouud tahle gamo of tho winter Tho nddltlou ol four cliweti nnd four luchu spots to deck will nt first strike the placer ns noicl nnd it will take him some time to get used to such 11 sturtling hand ns thieo twelves and apnlr of clcicim The addition of tho additional cauls Iinohes no chnngo in the rules of the game although It will upset all present theories of chances in tho draw and the enid shnrps will have to do name new figuring Tho introduction of the eleven nnd twelve mnicrlally JiiLicmics the posslhlo number of fullhnnd com- ¬ binations increases the possibilities of llubhes and straightu and ndds an uddltlonnl and most delightful uncer- ¬ tainty to a most delightfully uncertain gaiuo N Y World ¬ ¬ learning Profs Moore and Bentley are FUNK WAON ALLS great workers and the hustling qualities of of Prof Johnson is admitted All communications and matters ot news per Miss Sarah McDowell of the Atkinson t lining to this column should be addressed 10 College was out Tuesday visiting the Geo ALraa iDaa Earlincton Kr Hawkins family Miss Ella Hawkins is called to Madlsonis everjrnbere aelmowtedfad Messrs Nance and Porter of Mortons vllle this week to assist in an entertainment by Educators Scholars the Press and the Public to be Gap were in our town last week Miss Rice sister of Mr Ed Holland who THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES A Daptist Church has been organized in bas been very sick is much better la amd Meat Cetaplete Rev J A Uarnett passed through here It the Lattit Hecla and Mr and Mrs Pay ton were bap- ¬ Contains joisij words rainy thousand more tized and received into Ihe New Church last week en route to Henderson than any other dictionary ever published by Rev Galbreatb More than tgtaooo were expended In its pro The South Carrollton Baptist church is ductlon 147 Speclsllsta and Editora Were en gated In Its preparation Miss Mary Duckner is still very sick and without a preacher Key Glover is preach1 ber recovery is almost despaired of She ing until tbey can secure some one to take Its Deflnltlona are Clear and Ciact was baptized by Rev Mitchell of Ihe C charge President Ullne ot New York Slate Normal College says Its definitions are best to be M E church last Sunday afternoon In- ¬ found anjHbtre Scores s critics say Ihe MORTONS GAP asms dicator Ita Etymologies are Sound The sick are improving Mr Louis Younglove of Ilopkinsvjlle Tber are especially Commended by Ihe AtMrs Watson bas moved on Mount bas been appointed assistant engineer at lantic Monthly Uostoo lbs Westminister Lookout Gaiette London Sunday School Times the Asylum rnuaucipui ana icufci oioilltrt Let everyone turn out and be on time al It Is Government Authority Mrs K Amos is very ill Her many the school house Saturday night friends wish her a speedy recovea- yIt is in nse In all Ihe departments ot the United botes Government at VVashinitos and all the Several of our people are talking of farmdepartments of the Dominion of Canada Prof Harding was In Owensboro all ing on a small scale this spring Government experts tire It the preference on of last week and Mrs Foston his sister ail disputes points Several ot our pecple are going to Earl It Is Adopted In the Public Schools taught in bis stead Ington Sunday of New York Citr end alsenbere Its new Rev G V Lane will preach the Annual educational ftatarea are eatremsly valuable Sunday is Rev Gordons day with us in training pupils to a correct use ot words sermon for the Odd Fellows ot this place capitals hyphens otc Its illustrations are next Sunday A large crowd is expected superb Its isbles tables ot colnfwelf his and What bas become of that mlte party we measurea plants animals etc are aauslivo n tho city on hat day beard of some time ago and cannot be found altewhere It lithe Most Highly Commended Rev Gordon preached at the Baptist Our subscription school is getting on Never has a dictionary been welcomed with church last week nicely such STANDARD DICTIONARY THos D Walker Alias Old Joker J Hotel 2 Liicile WPHITOHDTT PROPR MADISONVILLE KY ¬ THE i TINNeR Has taken a permanent stand at the head ot he class with a full and complete stock ol O A Daily Newspaper AND loves Castings and Tin ware This Paper Both For -- ¬ ¬ Which he offers to his patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the shade When it comes to Repairing Hoofing or Guttering be always holds the cc and deuce His work Is skv hlsh in oualilv whilst his prices are dirt cheap His cus tomers are treated like millionaires If you should need anything either fjreat or small in bis line Walker is the man jou are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left by call- ¬ ing on him at Ibe old stand Eeiarllr-iBftpfn- - 250 ity special hrrancetnent the propre tors of this paper nre uoio to offer It and The Louisville Evening Post for ono ytnr for I2B0 a dally news paper U essential to every well in ¬ formed man mil Is crowding out wcckllr editions of political dpjll ThJ news facllltlesj of tho Even- IntT lost are unsurpassed lt washtrujon rorrcsnondent at the head ot liksuliroiVeslon Tta Frankfort Uurcnu Is In charge of Mr A W KarnaU It will have tlallv reports of Con rrrcsslotial procecdlliKN inijpf nil that Is oceuirlni at lrunk- fort - ley Rev P II Kennedy State Missionary was here last week on private business Rev Graddy took a spin to Earliogton last Monday unanimous and unaualified praise by Ihe press the rest universities and by educators and critics tbroojbout the Ena llsb speaklnf world Americans are proud of It English men admire il THE YEAR 99G We have several organs in town but no Prof P C Lowery Americas greatest colored cornet soloist traveling with the music teacher Nashville students was presented with a Our young men are aching for some one gold coronet costing Ma J by members of t to give a leap ear party that will cost Ibem j the company nothing A young couple ran off from Madison John Postell was defeated for steward ¬ ville to Evansvilte last week where Ihey ship at the Asylum at Ilopklnsville were married NORTONVILLE The Christian Kndeavor did meet last This Is our first Sunday The London Times saya The msrlts of Ihe Standard Dictionary are Indisputable and are abundantly attested by a lirie number of unim ¬ peachable authorities The New York Hsrsld saysi The Stsndard Dictionary Is a triumph In Ibe art of publication It Is the roost satisfactory and masi complete dic- ¬ tionary yet print d Budget Gaittle London ssysi J TJ The Stsndard Dictionary should be 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buttons came otf this coat tho first time I wore It JJealr Yah Bo many beobles oil mlre dot coat you nhivcll upinltprldo uuil hurst dose buttons off N Y Weekly Wliut ill BaIiI charming young hollo of Hit Bloux Stooped over to luca up her sliloux llut alio said as she lucsd I must hve the replaced ppr I sea tliey 119 longer w II dloux A uur people ara trying to present our Some of our people are talking ol going pastor with a sufficient supply of money lo lo Morions Gap Saturday njdit to lliij leap year supper Next Sunday The youug peoples banquet Cv rally for fourthpastor andpromises lo isheexa¬ our everybody eu Saturday night at the Masonic Hall pected to be present Our band boys will be in Madlsonvllle Mr Lewis demons who has been very this week lo play for a grtnd supper sick for several days is now able lo work For lha first lima in tho history of Ihe Two highly respected young ladies Odd hollows Lodge of this place the bro- hern and sistem met in Joint meeting hit Misses Mancy and 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