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used to supply 1 here may be a little in this but not much The States of Ken- ¬ tucky Alabama Tennessee and Virginia are producing coal at the rate of about i7oboooo tons a year and a great deal of this is convenient to Ohio and Mississippi river points- - the trade of which the Pennsylvania miners have long thought they owned This southern coal has been gradually working its way into such towns as Vicksburg Natches Memphis not a little goes to New Orleans and a good deal to all river points from Cincinnati to Cairo Includ- ¬ ing West Virginia the south will henceforth mine yearly Tmthing less than 30000000 tons of coal or about 16 per cent of the coun- ¬ trys product and this southern outturn will rapidly increase It htfs been creeping into the towns FTtlsburg regarded as peculiarly her own almost imperceptibly and now that Pittsburg could not get her supplies down the river the south shows her ability to supply the most of the fuel the people de ¬ mand and the fact is thus really for the first time borne in on the mind of the Pittsburg coal operator EAILINCTON FREE LIBRARY Open from A Cotdlal 10 a Shac Lookout for Fresh Iteitt Interest tbvthe---RetaG0AfeaalME 1 kADJi which will appear irom time to time permanently occupying this space z St Bernard Coal Company i 1tii l1 - Wliolesalo Agents R G ROUSE II NEWBOLD Manager v CAPT T L LEE Manager A Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn 34a W Main Street LouisvilleKy HESSER tWICKHAM Houser Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Buildinff Chicogo III noli Officer Manager JU itl T v A - s iUKu- Manager - 337 Upper Second St Evansville Ind n v r M 1V rA P H j v - rft 1 i f ii rjiil SOUTHERN COAL --- - INCORPORATED v that he has a rival in the south that will presently take occupy vs T - T i - v vtV - - and hold the southern coal trade and may become a troublesome competitor beyond the south The notion that the Pennsylvania coal is better than any and all other coals has pretty well departed from the southern head and what is left will soon be gone The truth is that Tennessee and Ken ¬ tucky have in their hills hundreds of bushels of coal that is identical with the best Allegheny Monon gahela Yioughiogheny and there are varitiesln the south that are superior for domestic use to any bituiriinou coal mined in the Pitts- ¬ This superstition burg region concerning irriported Coal resemt bles the long ago exploded non- ¬ sense to the effect that no Iron could be fit to make a stove plate or other casting that required a smooth surface made outside of Scotland That folly was deeply fixed in the mind of the last gener- ¬ ation of foundrymen of the whole country and it remained with the old moulders to the end They died believing against mony of their eyes- that noAmeri- thev-tcsti- ri i -- r lK i5 N r Si Beroard Coal Compfinys Coal Tipple 1 t at Paducab Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Darlington Diamond and St Charles Mines rOnly Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET i- - p 7 Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price TSrushed Soke for Base Burners and Fupases ASIC YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY When evening came on I walked out on the streets and found them all brilliantly liglited up and the shop men doing a thriving business Fort street and Hotel street and other principal streets were thronged with men women and children so that one could scarcely squeeze his way through It al most reminded one of Fpurteenth and Twenty third streets New York during the holiday trade Shop windows were filled with toys trinkets and holiday presents some displayed with the most excellent taste Articles of bright colors seemed to attract the natives most The Hawaiian loves the beautiful the guady the brilliant He does not always dis ¬ play the most approved tastes in the selection of colors for blue and pinkyelloWancl red are liable to be mingled promiscuously injthe make up oi his oilier dress An incidehtiatVjfectedmy atten tion whicnwilOillustrate what it is to be in a tropical country during I saw a the Chnsttiias holidays great throng of natives gathered in front of a confectionery shop on Front street who seemed to be greatly excitedand talking rapidly in their native language the object which was attracting their attention being evidently on the side walk One put his finger forward as if to touch some object and sud denly jerked it away again as if the creature wns alive and had I pressed forward to bitten him get a glimpse of the wonder and it proved to be a largo square cake of ice That jce attracted more at tention than anything on exhibition that ovening In the center of it was frozen some Caliafornia fruit and the natives stood around it occasionally touching it with their fingera until it molted entire ¬ ly away which was late in the night Christmas was celebrated hero moro as Fourth of July than Christ mas The Kanaka bay does not know how to celebrate if he can not make a noise nnd fire crackers are his hearts delight He discharges them by the hunch in imitation of thp Chinese and not singly as tho American boy does Al night long on Christ Inas Eve the firecrackers were pop ping arid they continued during ul the next day There were sep vices in all the churches and Sundoy schools similar- to such services in the United States on The native Christmas Day churches iad telr Christmas trcey tho different American and the European churches their trees and appropriate ccrejwinfess The Chi gnrisuan nese anil japauew ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lliiKhrkraaJDaimwSsism 7tti ivprld iktToWlWatu can metal couldbejwducedluHior -- sv foundry irons are far superior to the best Scotch or German that ours are the best in the world Southern coal arid southern iron are as good as any of the same class or brand no matter where the others come from and men who are informed know these facts Tradesman HAWAII THE PEARL a m tog i m dally OF THE PACIFJC except Sunday NtapA Invitation it extenJed to who mar finj a snare half hour to Im The prove tbelr time at tbo FREE LI OR ARY rr Eighth of a Series pt Letters by John R Mustek Columbian Historical Brother Against v etc etc Drotlier y fltf MORE THAN500 VOLUMES Author of the Novels MORE THIN FIFTY PERIODICALS v DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Valuable Cote of Minerals 300 Specimens 140 Species Labeled OUniOITI Copjrlcht 183A lr Funk A Waqmalls Coufahv - v New York Of FROM THI INDIAN MOUNDO HOPKINS COUNTY A PINO OOLLIOTION Hawaiian Holidays and How They arc Observed The 0 r tr m Hawaiian holidays are twelve in number and arc strange mingling 0 American European and Asiatic civil and religious obJanuary 1st is a holi Pbotofrigjfe and Pbotogragbic Trans servances day being New Years day Janu ptreaciuumerour and beautiful ary 17th is a holiday in celebraPrlte collection of grasses exhibited at tion of the downfall of monarchy Columbian Exposition February 12th is Chinese New Year March 17th Kamehameha PR MXNDENHALLS Ills birthday Good rrjday May 24th birthday of Queen Victoria IMPROVED May 30th Decoration Day Juno CHILL AND ix th Kamehameha Day July 4th Birthday o tho Republic and Amer ¬ November ican Independence 28th Recognition of Hawaiian In Thanksgiving Day dependence If all holidays and Christmas arc kept as Christmas the Ila waiians will not soon forget the several events they celebrate I left Kailaun on December 23 1895 on the Inter Island Steamer W G Hall for Honolulu and was surprised to find the steamer crowded with the people of all possible shades of complexion nnd stations in life all bound for Honolulu to spend tho holidays Tho school teacher from Hawaii the mi aUARAKTEED TO COIIB clerk and plantation mnnagcr from CHILLS AND FEVER Maui all boarded the Hall for the ivBd HtUrU ia all forms Tasteless Hcmo capital city Quite a gay party of gsaulne wkbout tha above plctura and tha ftgartoito ot J 0 MeiiUenball fair nud dark ladies and gentlemen PrlBA 60 oents at all Donlora were assembled on the deck ot the PREPARED ONLY OY steamer as alio plied tho waters T O MI2NII2NIIAIIi and guitars and banjos were evAnsville ind brought out singing and instru mental music being the order until Surplus Fund siltt flKk Paid Is a late hour 110000 IMGtiD By daylight on the 24th we were CMHeCEQ BUSINESS IN 1867 The at tho dock in Honolulu day was as warn as one in July r Men went about in White duck suits itnd straw hats many of the natives were bare footed and so far as Ban for tho weather was concerned there was no indication whatever of Madisonyille But the shops dis Christmas played tho usual amount of Christ rirjsuds a Qereral mas toys tho churches were deco ra trd with Christmas trees itnd it MSBanin Business only lacked cold weather ami win vS3 ter cstrh to makooiif sure i was Christmas mrteea U f4tW4 lliMtiMtk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Native woods 114 varieties In form ot picture frames which collection Wasex blblted at iheAVbrlds Columbian Expo iltkm Ml GIB ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ en M ¬ ¬ ¬ m 3m ml Morten ¬ - ¬ f ¬ ¬ a4l churches in imitation of their white brothers also had Christmas trees and devotional services I attended the Japanese M E Church Christmas tree The hall in which the services were conducted was beautilully decorated with a large fern tree in one corner ornamented with candles and tin sel paper and loaded with pretty The entertainment be presents gan by singingby the Japanese The music was familiar but the words Were not Then K Ka hasaki one of the Japanese work- ¬ ers read a chapter from the Bible in his own language This was followedby prayer from S Nishi an opening address by AIwamoto Yes Jesus Loves Me a hymn by seven Japanese boys this followed by redtations in Japanese and English by several little boys H Nakano a boy not over twelve or fourtean years of age delivered an address in English to the Americans present which might have done credit to one much more advanced in years After the benediction came the presentation of gifts This was novel amusing and expensive to a congregation as small and poqr as the Japanese as in addition to the special gifts on the Christmas tree for individual friends they provided gifts for visitors and all and the house was well crowded with visitors The pastor of the church Rev H Kihara delivered an address to his people in Japanese and he was followed by Rev H W Peck of the Methodist church Then four young Japa nese went through the audience and distributed little rolls of paper about the size of a When unrolled each paper was found to have a number on itthero being a corresponding number on each package brought for distribution Some of the presents were quite costly and others cheap The calling off of numbers of pack ages and distribution of presents caused quite a little flutter of excitement as there was considerable incongruity in the directions they went many grown men drawing tin horns or sewing baskets while some ladies received cavalry spurs My prize was a set of doll dishes from New while Mrs Jqnkins York who was on her way on a missionary tour to Japan drew a I asked her if she boys sword proposed to take Japan with the sword in the way Mahpmet estab lished his faith Hawaii is truly a missionary country The influence of the missionary is felt on the streets in the Btor39ho and offices M h qonsequence Christmas is a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- pipe-stem ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ holiday almost as sacredly kept as and I have never been in any land where the Sabbath was so sacredly observed Honolulu has saloons but there is I dont little visible drunkenness remember having seen any man under the influence of liquor except a few sailors The enemies of the present government contemptuously call it the missionary government because most of the officials and heads of departments are the sons of missionaries During the latter pari of Christmas week a rumor got abroad that President Dole was going to begin the new year by granting a free and full pardon to all the remaining political prisoners He had pardoned seven on Thanksgiving Day but eight of those who had been the most dangerous rebels in the outbreak of January 1895 still remained on The Reefs as the prison here is called The rumor proved to be well founded President Dole who is one of the kindest men I ever met had determined to set free the remaining prisoners who were Chasi T Gulick W T Seward John F Bowler Robert W Wil cox John H Wise Joseph Clarke J W Bipikano and John Lilikoi At nine thirty on Mew Year s Day the eight prisoners were called from their cells intp the prison yard and there heard their pardons read with great interest The government was represented by Minister Daman Attorney General W O Smith and Judge J A Magoon for tho Board ot Prison Inspectors The attorney general read the par dons and made a few remarks in kind toneg which were answered by Major Seward with sentiments of regard for the clemency extended by the government the others showing their appreciation by grasping the hands of the officials A large crowd of interested natives were gathered at the outside gates and when rhc Hawaiian prisoners emerged from their confinement of eleven months they were greeted with loud cheers Tho Republic is stronger to day than ever was tho universal opinion That act of clemency on the part of Dole will heal over the old Bores and we will soon ba a said one of the united people spectators This statement was borne out by the number of royalists present at President Doles Now Year recep tion the hearty congratulations and wishes ot a happy New Year and many of them both to tho head of the Republic and the Ke public itself - the Sabbath ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ception just referredto was held in the Couabil Chamber of the Executive building and was one of the most important and magnifi cent events in Honolulu society the writer has had the pleasurdof President and Mrs witnessing Dole showed that courtesyqigmty and at the same time democracy due from the heads of a republic and leaders in society Mr and Mrs Dole are in the prime of life gifted with strong common sense and what he possesses in executive ability she has as a leader of society Mrs Dole is a beautttul and grace ful lady noted for kindness of heart and is as much admired as her excellent husband Like him she is one of the few pedple in this worm wnose head cannot be turned by high political or social positions and honors Surrounding the President were the staff consisting of Colonel J H Soper Major Geo C Potter Major C P lankea Captajn J W Pratt Captain M A Kinney and a number of ladies represent- ing the beauty and fashion of the pity making altogether a brilliant company Among the distin guished visitors were the foreign ministers and consuls in the city DuiTug the afternoon Mrs Dole Mrs Paul Newman Mrs Lawrey and several other ladies received the young men of Honolulu in Y M A hall C Refreshments were served from twelve to two and from three to five hundred including persons were present the principal business men of the city In the evening a concert was given in the same building which was attended by a large and appreciative audience and was in every way a success Tho Y M C A orchestra of twenty members ren dered some excellent music On the whole holidays in Honolulu after all do not so materially differ from holidays in the United In intelligence morality States and sobriety Honolulu will favor ably compare- with any city of Us size in America John R Mysiqic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - A WAR RELIC At the time Gen John Morgan crossed the Ohio river atBranden burg on his historic raid into Indiana and Ohio his command captured the fine side wheel steamer Alice Dean and used her in crossing his troops Captain Pepper who was in command of the steamer was in bad humor and EGU slow to obey orders given him by Morgans officers For this and other reasons it was decided to THE BEST burn the boat and ordcts to that effect were issued boon after MEDICINE lurid flames were leaping sky high above the roof of the splendid IsSlAMONS LIVER REGULATOR Dont time Now craft and she was turned loose in forget itto taketoItwake up Is thd Liver you A your mid river to drift and burn She need most brings on Malaria Fever sluggish Liver floated a mile or so away and what and Ague Rheumatism and many other Ills which shatter the constitution and was left sank forget word Since that time the hull has wreclc health ItDontSIMMONS theLIVER Is REGULATOR form and REGULATOR you want The word REG caused a sand bar to during the recent low water it or ULATOR distinguishes u from all other the greater portion of it was ex- remedies And besides this SIMMONS REGULATOR Is a posed Recently a party of ladies LIVER keeps It properly at Regulator of the work tltat your Liver engaged in hunting pebbles and system may be kept In good condition BLOOD take SIMMONS in the sand where FOR THE other curiosities the hull of the ill fated steamer LIVER REGULATOR It is the best blood Try it and note purifier and corrector lies came suddenly upon a por the diffeicncc Look for the RED Z tion of the wreck The ladies be on every package You wont find It on came more interested and contin- any other medicine and there is no other ued the search with renewed vigor Liver remedy Mice SIMMONS LIVER They came upon the binding of a REGULATOR getthe Klngof Llyer Remedies it Be sure you book and scratching it out lound J H Zcllln Co Ilillndclpliln ltt ittto be the bible belonging to the boat It was tenderly removed A LA BELLE JAKDINIERI and is now held as a sacred relic of the war L FRITSCH SDN This old book passed through that terrible fiery ordeal- tin FASHIONABLE scratched and for thirty two years has been imbeded in the sand underneath the bosom ot the river and is still in readable condition -M- EnCHANT TAtlOR- SHenderson Gleaner ¬ ¬ ¬ slaRsl Hr lato rM V1 A SPRING A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I I I ¬ 1 Patience is tho key of content Mahomet Heaven is never deaf but when mans heart is dumb Quarles Genius always gives its best at first- prudence at last Lavater - l1 IMPORTER - it amo mfeii friiiawA ihJm OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS - Ill Uppar First St BvatmtlU In J Us airuetttr solicits lbs n county friends plronjce of bis lio Idleness travels very slowly and poverty soon overtakes her WHJBRNtGYN VsH 1J GsnM Mamer 0 W WADUILL Ctttilvr Hunter 3opkirx3 Lountu i n ivMijiueni niii fjQW i TkJiWk irtT p5- - e Human foresight often leaves its Enjoy present pleasures in such proudest possessor only a choice a way as not to injure futur- eColton of evils Seneca If thou desirest ease in the first A good book ia the best ot place take care of the ease of thy friends tho same to day and forMadisonvillk Ky mind Fuller ever Tupper Slock - - - 50000 The true danger is when liberty Every inordinate cup is un- Capital is nibbled away for expedient and blessed and tho ingredient is a Transacts a general banking business Burke by parts devil Shakspeare and invites ha accounts of bo cltlsecs o The true work pi art is but tho Hopkins and Adjoining counties Th instinctive feeliutf of a great is ofteu wiser than its wugpt shadow of ihe divine perfection- Htti tb finest nod most seenra vault lo people tchael fngelo-- -i BANK rJii ¬ ¬ if iiien-l-Kosa- uA Atrt 7 m f tif ft s 0 V Hoblnion tf jhjsgMJn gone to tho JeJIleo titsist tba managers fn aufftiig off on Wo right It Is repotted that Debs Is nour organ fool Ha has boon offered n good position ising oa a saw plan pledging Ms follow whb ttfat company which he is now con How can wa part tvitb him He Is sidering i to mora secrecy than iormertr making bis rounds through tbt country Tha rumor is afloat that in tbe near boms claim be wants to gt c s the Popu future tbe price ot mining- in Hopkins list ticket as a candidate Or Vice Pretl Christian and Muhlenberg counties will be dent reduced twenty five cents per oh This Conductor flratawell made friends and Is Indeed a serious quostion to alt Interested In mine tabor and It means 0 big loss not relatives bete a brief visit last Sunday only lo them but also n hard blow to Engineer Edward SAtterfleld has mercnanis anu omcr uusinrss intereots moved bis family to South Nashville since which depend to a laigo extent upon Hid ha was put on one of the fast runs It be ¬ patronage of the minors for success In ing more convenient than to llvo at Hop- - fact you can no moro Injure the miner by kiaiTille cutting bis waftfli without feeling the ef Section foremoa Dave Deerlng has fect than you can cut off a member of be moved bis amity to Madisonville He Is body without the whole- system being more now la charge of section on Providence or lew affected Thus It can be seen what damage can ba done when men who labor branch wholly for self and never stop to consider Conductor Thos Banks formerly In what Is best tor all cut tba price of tbe charge of a train on Henderson division Is miner down to tho point ot starvation now running a train In Texas under our wages To show tba extent of damage once Master ot Trains that coutd bo done Hopkins county nlono This from the Louisville Post wilt give It mining was reduced twenty five cents one tome Idea of loss to railroads by per ton wo hero gtvp a few figures which damage claims speak for themselves Total amount ol Out ew persons said a railroad at tump coat mined in Hopkins county the torney are aware of the amount o money past year wa3 473061 tons Tha proposed that railroad companies are compelled to reduction of iiggers wages of twenty five pay out annually in damages or personal cents per ton together with the necessary Injuries resulting In loss of lirab and death proportionate reduction ot wages paid of the Injured people and the worst fea mine labor other than diggers would moan ture in tho case Is that the company in a toss to Hopkins county of about ttOjooo many o these cases js the least at fault or a loss off 80 to each individual of the II any employe is careless and loses a aooo coat mlno employers In tba county limb he thinks the company aboutd pay We hope this may prove to be only n him several thousand dollars in damages rumor and all tba operators strive lo although the ault was not la the least on maintain present wages paid by Ilia com tbe part of tha company 0 course there panies are exceptions where some imperfections In equipment may have escaped detection In which case tha employe Is entitled to damages Persons aro odea kilted In -- 1 ori- crossing tracks tha cause of their own carelessness but Juries never consider tbe La for Golds Coughs companys Interests proceeding on the theory that the company haa plenty of AND LUNQ TROUBLES money and tbal tbe injured person or CHERRY relatives a a man who has been killed ore PECTORAL In need o money All these damages Lear In mind mutt be paid out of the net earnings o the road I believe that In Two years njo I bad iho jrrlpppi vestigation would abow that 3 per cent ot and It left mo with r cough which cae ibe net earningi of the rdad go to pay the we no rest night or day Jty family physician prescribed for me clmnijliitf damages or personal injuries I know ot the tcedlclno as often as bo foil ml tho a road which or two years was unfortu thing I had taken vera not helping nate maoyaccideatr occurring la which persons were injured and killed and It required io per cent of tha compaoya net earnings to pay tbe company a damages Ot course tbs is an exceptional case nuttL iafnK iigTiattaiifeafc- - S - W ip- t Judge Plippon replied on behalf of the contestant and showed himself toibtffuliy able to cope with any Regular Letter From our Special debater upon tho floor being calm cob refloltlto and ready Ho took Correspondent antirclv differont viow of tho evi Ky Febr20j FraNkiort dence addhced and the law and KEB PUBLISHING COMPANY tIneoretlel adagcY- whom file remedv niTnlicablc in tho various The old Latin mured the Poiiofle at BitUnaton u Second gods wish to destroy they Wit cases of alleged fraud and illegalelm metier iiy kana couiu not see now uuy ii make mad Is applicable to tho fair minded man after carefully exSenatorial candidates who have so amining the testimony on both SUBSCRIPTION IMTRS long and obstinately struggled for sides could fail to be of tho opin It oo victory duing the session and ion that a great wrOng had been Inittfanee ihi Vcirnrlctlr J8 putting themselves on record in done and the contestant thus long Sit Mentlii riirecMondil black and white with a view to deprived of his scat He would go Slnila Coplei votes difficult to obtain as far as the gentleman irom uouis Correspondents wanted In ill pitti ot the capture has proved the downfall of both vifle OOtsntr Addreti ai lot piiiicuiirii preserving the sacrcdness Blackburn has not had the ghost of the ballot and froiit as full a of a chance since the reception of sense of his responsibility and as 189G THURSDAY MARCH Carlislos letter advhing united free from any partisan teciing support of a Democrat who is in should unhesitatingly cast his full sympathy with and supported vote in favor of the majority re by tho Demcoratic organization in port To day MrrForoo made a Kentucky and who is in favor of good humqred speech appealing to tho principles and polices as de ¬ the majority not o act from particlared by tho constituted Demo san motives and vote altogether to cratic authorities State and Ma Unseat so clever a fellow as Mr tional Iho defiance of the State Tompkins with whom they had interpretation of the platform and been for all these weeks so pleasthe Administration policy and the antly associated Jle commented harsh criticism of Carlisles particW oh thb cnSYmitvof the crime of de pation in the State campaign priving a member of his seat by should have deterred his managers disfranchising over three hundred from annealing to him for help It vojers on account of alleged fraud would haVe been impossible for on the part of a few and because him to have stultified himself by of tho misconduct of some of the HOPKINS THE BANNER complying With their request election officers Air T BUrnam COUNTY There was no probability of Black obtained leave to enquire if it was burns election prior to the recep- not a fact that six hundred voters 210 output of coal in tion of Carlisles answer and after- ¬ had not very long ago in Madison it no Hopkins county during wardbeenpossibility theSince thenthe county been disfranchised ih a stmi merely dog in has the 1895 was alout one fourth manger program In the Repub- lar wav inbv rather Democrats Mr an embarrassed Force there the total output of the en lican ranks who have been all manner replied that doubtless the were not entirely Democrats of Madison had tiro State 1895 the along a lew the caucusnominccj good reason for their action some satisfied with Mr exact outvut of the State nor sure of his financial views Barnett followed Mr Force in i his One tons hi financialof the Populists true to per speech in which he said at the start was predilections voted tuminous and camicl coal sistently for the free silver nomi he should rrjako no attempt to take up inc legal questions invoivcu m be nee while Hopkins Gountis output coquetting the other seemed Ittowas the evidence but merely roply to with Hunter the tonsallbitu given out mysteriously that he cansappeals jmadc that the Republiivas should not vote solidly bewould vote for Hunter whenever he cause it would indicate that they minous This is needcdand that over the product of 1898 wasvote It was also he was sure of were actuated by partisan feeling asserted that his rule if tonSjjund a loss Hunter had made certain pledges asked tothe same side would not of and stated the other apply tons as com prior to his nomination which in to the best of his recollection in all of to vote for pared with 1894 which effect compelled luritoffree silver the previous content cases in the legislation in lavor had been inHouse year showed over coinage In a recent interview he variablythe decision the Democrat invfavor of announced himself tobe in favor of 1898 of tons the sound money legislation and andoaoartv lines Mr Johns at this juncture result of the synvpecthelie against tho free coinage of silver dence had notenquired if the evi also invariably led of one and strike1 during whfch in the ratio the sixteen tohis having to that conclusion and expressed fact of the belief that such was the case Hopkins Coinliys miners pointed to been a member of a committee Mr Barnett thanked the gentlemen which drafted the financial plank from Floyd for the question and the ivorkcd daily of the State platform of the Repub opportunity it anoraea nun oi in The total number of cm lican party of Kentucky which troduciniz some Democratic evi ployees Hopkins county ought to be evidence of his posi dence on that point which would Still his op considered irreleVantf 7- in 1895 was Jlni tion on the question party lines con- otherwise beto the minority report ponents within the He referred arls employed 288 JPatal tinued their attacks and on Friday in the case of Sparks vs Jones and tne coup uc grace was ities mines subject to in when someone handed aenvereu read it for the benefit of those who Senator were at this time so unusually card speclion in State 8 No Landes what purported to be an ful about not allowing partisan accidents in Hop ¬ agreement signed by Hunter that motives to sway the minds of the I will favor such legislation and majority The report was to the kins supp6rl such measures as will re- - effect hat the Republican was ensiorc Total coke produced in pied silver 10 iiit- - pusiuuu n utuu titled to the seat and was signed as primary or redemption committeeman but --Kentucky dmiig--L89-5 money prior to S7 when it was by a Democrat contestee was ai neyertheless the he of value the tons Of this sentstandard clerks desk which had lowed to retain his seat by the act was and to the of the Democratic 25116 tons were made read announcing at the same time ion could not understandmajorityit why He genuincss was denied could be assured that until its Earlington that the minority or explained he could not vote for had all read and considered We regret deeply the death of Hunter others followed in the and fully understood the evidence Several Mr Samuel H Hanner of Madi same vein while others proposed in the case and had all arrived at Tomp the unbiased1 opinion sonvillc Wednesday night of last giving him a chance to be heard kins had been duly that fairly and week where he died of heart dis- before leaving him and the main elected and were so holy as to be ¬ ease at his home Mr Hanner body of Ms supporters did not fal- above the suspicion of having been ter inhe least degree A caucus prejudiced by party affiliations was a life long Republican and al was jneld in the evening and when the majority should be ways a staunch friend to TiiiiBFulintfjfr0gatetj Dr Hunter alhrmed And thatwith the utter inability to changed We had a very kind letter from the genuiness of the agreement properly comprehend such a mo Turn The day before his death of which had been sent to Senator mentous and Intricate question fering his services to The Bed in Landes and defended the position and if they failed to disagree and a ho took therein on the financial any way he might aid us The question which lie contended was sufficient tnumber showing their superior juugment vuit- wiui unBex has lost a good friend in accord with the currency plank conscientious minority then the the National platform and rcit decisioih would by the State and in One of our contemporaries pub- crated his opposition to the coinage nation be deemed purely partisan lishes from time to time a column of silver at the ratio of sixteen to The discussion and disposition of one A majority of the caucus acuntil of Mining News which they say cepted his explanation and agreed the case was postponed There were fifteen Monday is borrowed for their readers to continue to stand by him but new bills introduced during the but fail to say it is borrowed from this morning before the balloting week and twelve bills were passed the advertisement on the first commenced In joint session a let The one which proposed ah amend of withdrawal was read in page of The Bee You are right ter to the Constitution permit which he absolyeil alt Republicans ment brother this matter is of general from their allegiance to him and ting the jemoval oj the Capital but it was assured them of his support of from Frankfort with tho Blackburn interest to miners men threatened Viojctt was made compiled lor The Bee and this whomsoever they might select to a A special prder for March 17th banner which he reuphold the latter clause fails to appear resolution was introduced fixing turned to them Both of these unfor March 3d as the last Certainly Judge Clifton J Pratt expected declarations were ill ad- introduction ofbills day K N the D would be amost excellent appointee vised and ill timed and produced t osucceedj uugejohn R Grace consternation and demoralization DunrAvkn the English yacht- in the party when a little foredeceased as Judge of the Court of thought and good management man who didnt win the race for Appeals but we do not want to re- would have brought about an ex the Americas cup last summer linquish him as our Circuit Judge planation which if unsatisfactory who accused the American owners and we are in doubt as to whether would have resulted in the same of the Defender of being swindlers without bitterfactional he would accept the appointment renunciation feeling on account of humiliating has been expelled from the mem for the remainder of the term Of publicity At the present time tho bership of the New York Yacht course his endorsement by the Bar conditions of the Republicans is In windy warfare Dun Club at various places is highly compli- chaotic They arc struggling with ravenis onjy surpassed by Corbett mentary and the probable appoint- ¬ the problem of harmonizing twenty conflicting interests involving the and Fitzsimmons The committee ment flattering but a practical claims of favorite sons from as of gentlemen Who heard Dunravens man like Judge Pratt is not de- many counties The only danger charges fully investigated them ceived by a little transient glory now is that capability will be sac and rendered a unanimous report rificed for availability with a view that said charges were unfounded ot polling more tnan the party ALL HON LIARS strength Mr Hunter has withdrawn from The chief office of the State Board If the Democrats could have been of Equalization to call all the citi- free to vote independent of caucus the race for thu Scnatorship and His written promise zens honest and otherwise of any government to day they might have with reason elected a sound money man Tho to certain Populists to endorse free and evury county liars We do contested election case of Werner not discover the remedy but the vs Tompkins of Owensboro has silver for that is what is meant deceit without excuse picsent taxing system is a disgrace taken up most of the time of tho was Mr Carrol opened the While Mr Hunter was not the to Kentucky cirizcnsliip The tax House payer is first made to sign a sworn debate on the part of the Demo- first choice of The Bee it has supstatement of his taxable property crats and directed his remarks ported him tb tho fullest extent principally to overcoming partisan The County Board then sits upon feeling andaction by the majority believing he was honest in his as the case and brands him a liar and in considering the case because the sertions for good moneytfor the a purgercr individually and the eyes not only of Kentucky but of gold standard for there is but one State Board at long range calls the nation wero upon them and as standard of value All honor to him another liar collectively by the evidence was clearly from his those Republicans who exposed investigation in favor of the sitting Now let a man be by raising tlio lists of a whole member if they voted sojidly for his duplicity nominated who is above suspicion county The cases of assessment unseating it would show concluBetter ut actual value are extremely rare sively that they were voting ac- on the money question If he have no senator at all from Ken Jobody is expected to list at cash cording to caucus dictation value A prominent Kentucky at- believed the member was not elect- tucky than a dishonest one or one ed he considered the right of suf torney once said in a public speech frage of 60 great importance and that favors a dishonest dollar that any man who listed his prop Jio was so untramclled by partisan Frank Cawlev who has been erty at cash value should hayo a inlluencQ that he would vote in writn occasional letter for The His refavor of the contestant guardian for him appointed be has recently written a very U fitter this vicious system our view of tho testimony and citation interesting letter to tho PhiladeK of law points and prcceduits were Stat RXtfto should be All men of course to sustain thc minority jrtua Pres Frank has written for rpport anu very wiy pjfnieu umiei lournaU as wq tv i flRANKFORT DOINGS 1 - A Positive Refutation of the False Report Justifying Murderer Hughes v Neuralgia ttujtt 1 foocomotiOe JMasts MfcVbaMlT el the toe KerrM For Pure Blood rates Blood Iurined ana Is f be of All Bet Cough Medicines RtlteTld Dr Ackers English Rem ¬ 000 r CITIZENS OFWBBSTBR INDiQNANT ¬ - NrVM Made Strcng by glrea me great ptauure to att Hoodi BareapsrilU h dose or M with tad ay wife Hbe has beatt neuralgia pains In Iter head lor alx y At time ah and It eettled In her eye Would tx totaUjr blind and hays to atay in dark room 11 ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla It 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In 8207770 788485 ¬ ¬ a gain 27861 8328 gain 50681 ¬ in 188 ¬ at fatal ¬ 25557 at ¬ - ¬ ¬ Refutcdi the potent remedy truth applied to tho Hustler and its aching side tho Providence Department 6f the Sebrcc Herald with reference to the Hustlers contradictory publications about the killing of Marshal Smiley says The Madisonvillo Hustler being a great moral newspaper and fearing lest some damnablo falsehood should besmirch its columns and impair its prestige among the chaste and upright in heart will publish nothing but sweet morsels of unadulterated truth that falls from thejipsof the very best citizens Two weeks ago last Tuesday the city Marshal of Providence was killed in cold blood while faithfully discharging his duty as an officer of the law The Herald the Huh tier and various other newsphfets gave detailed accounts of the alfair in their rcspectivo publications following tho murder Tho Writer Was not an eye witness to tho bloody affair but as a citizen qf Providence and out for news we gave tho facts impartially as wc could gather them from those who And right witnessed the scene here wc want to add that no truer better men live than a number who saw the killing The Hustlers first account of the killing was very lengthy and contained the principal facts Two weeks later tho Hustler comes out in another article headed another side to the killing the report of which was furnished as they claim by several of the best citizens of the vicinity1 the substance of which was that Smiley was drunk at the time using profane language very overbearing in his manner and that Hughes was forced to kill him in self defehse The Hustlers last article was entirely antipodal to the first one Untrue in every particular and there is a legion of people in Provi- ¬ dence who would like to gaze upon tho color of the hair of the several good citizens of the vicinity who A furnished the information A search warrant might disclose the informers but the cognomen of good citizens would have to be transferred to worthier heads No good citizen wjll misrepresent and distort facts to uphold a red handed murderer He belongs in another pew The writer interrogated several citizens who had conversed with the Marshal the day of the tragedy and some of them had beqn wjh him just before it occurred and all positively asserted that he was not drunk nor in the least way intoxicated The majority of the wit- ¬ nesses present are all agreed that Hughes shot two or three shots before the officer returned the fire Marshal Smiley had on a square cut coat buttoned from top to bot- ¬ tom and his revolver was in his right hip pocket The bullet ho received passed through his vest and penetrated his right side without touching coat at all With these few remarks we leave the case to the Webster circuit court believing that justice will be done The Hustler in its issue of February 28th publishes a statement signed by the very best citizens of Providence denouncing the former publication by that paper and substantiating the reports by The Bee the Herald and tho Hustlers first report We reproduce the statement in full that our readers may sec that in this case it is the very best ctizens who mako the statement ¬ ¬ ¬ TJndnr tho heading w bat alotl t v for meatai A ifcori lime ago w Ugn ¬ f3lri MrMrtWBn Hnnamakrr Atk Jndiord Bars pat IB and uelng Hooda God - today thank aha k able edy It will stop a cough In otle night check a cold in one day prevent croup re ¬ lieve asthma and cure cotV sumption If taken in time It is made on honor from the purest Ingredients and con tains neither opium nor mor- ¬ phine If the little ones have croup or vhooping cough use It promptly Three Slxu tfl ntid xB 25c At DrucgUt 0c aai 1 per feoltk ACKER MEDICINE CO CUOFTON Cliambero Street New Yotfc r If to attend to her household duties which aho had not nrnvlmialv rinno or own caso was somewhat simi years My lar and linoe Inking Hoods SarsapariUl the Inflammation has tett my eyes and ml My heattt nerves hare become quieted today la better than ft haa toea tor aev ¬ rmm IS ¬ kev Wrlsbt filled his regular appoint ment at the Christian Church Sunday Mr Willie Crick from While Plilns in visiting relatives at thu place We ara glad tn know that many of our m sick pooplonra recovering UncfaDock Hollatidcol d hfa homo hrr Saturday agrd 85 yoar Is one of ilia oldest colored men In our town Hoods1 ta proportion and appearance Cures o per box le Nunamaker Judsonia Arkansas Hoods Pills are hand made andptrt Mr Kmrna Putnam of Whito U visitlni relaltvej at this place Plains ¬ ¬ W F Monlgomeryr J A Hill S Hicks T Baisetr v Neel M Payne W L Wallace D V Hlgglns Will S Dayld N J Payne Ro3S Glvens Virgil Glvens J C Doris L A Tapp Slaton CJ A Nliwonger Will Jennlogs Q H Itassell Jack Sfsle Wynns J F DlfOBf Wilbnr Watson David WPayne C H Pate W C Langley U Watson J D Wynns F M Slaton James M Payne C FJ Deeson T U Payne George W Beeion A SPECIFIC Prof W W Armer while out driving Monday evening bad his horse to run very milch away and damnge hli Jiiy j Grip Prof Jeptha Mdnltr and Miss Oolllu Wloset eloped lo ilopkinsville Monday and were married Tho itmen AV ry busy sowing oats and burning plant 6cds t GV AVPDC HfClld Mr Mullen was found In tbo wood drnnk Sunday morning near herew by soma colored men Ooa of tha rco caroa back loCmuon and got some whnc men lo to Vtith him Whon ther not to him f bQ wai nearly Iro n dealli Ha only lived about flvi mloUfruattrr he was car Hed homa j ¬ Co are headquart Mattingly ers for school books and school supplies ¬ There Is prayer meeting at tha fJaptlit Church evervAYedncaday night Tba Sunday Scnool at Ibe Christian Church it progressing rapidly Dr Jackson cHoDUnivilp town Saturday on business - was tn oar 7B1I KENTUCKY CORNSTAUKg To Protect War Vessels Cannon Shot A Food for Stock From Conductor May claims to have the best record or fast time made with a relght train between Nashville and Earlington and thai be says was two hours and forty minutes running time Eleven miles in fifteen minutes is not slow time or a train to make and a relght train at that- - Bucklena Arnica 8aWe The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Salt Rheum Unifies Sores ulcers Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 7 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Puoyipence Kv Feb 27 1896 Whjnajao to 000 arod for fence wilenyouoanrrinkovhjl Hustler Publishing Company ccai wuven wiiitc rcnue uji cmiir last Madisonville Ky rsjK 19 1 issue contained an article in regard tlAraMliirrh- - hfill ArAt av nta hiqi ctilpken endwwMT tight A man to the killing of our marshal that is ana pay oanmiko from 4a to 1he un- ¬ SOrodsadev Overattatjlee so foul and false that we Illustrated Cataleteu Fran dersigned feel called upon to have KIT8ELM AN BROTHERS 1 corrected and in lieu thereof give vmmmmmmmmm i innvint inttiana mmmmmimmmm you for publication this statement as we understand it First Mr Smiley was not drunk nor had ho been drinking during his service here as an officer that we had any knowledge of TAKE Second He used no violence Iff ECHANGB fOH neither did he threaten to use any in the arrest of Jordan Hughes but upon the contrary was very mild IHATIV lIEUUCCI PRICES AT with him all the time bofore and - REDUCED after arrest Third James Hughes was al iui lowed to use much rough language Tw ncD Blankets nt your own tmco Mens Radios aiU Childrens before an attempt was made to arr Wnolnn T7nHnrurn Efti Vi nnnn ilm Hnm rest him Cotton Flannels 6 cents nnd up Wc aro nceits for with Fourth James Hughes ther looking 0 that end A Paducab corn tio TENNENTSTRIBMNG SHOE COS vile oaths refused to be arrested op Omo City op Tolbdo pany is aUo investigating along Iho same Celebrated Hand madp SIious took Statu Licab County Fifth When the marshal I line We may expect something to be Eeyery pair warranted to hold of him and attempted to Frank J Cheney makes oatb that he is dona shortly with this valuable property give entiro satisfaction search him Hughes drew his pistol the senior partner ot the firm of F J TJnloatown Telegram Either James Cheney A Co doing business in the City and began firing 3 BLANKETS AT YOUR OWN PRIClHughes or one of his friends raved of Toledo County and State aforesaid and At regular at tha sua shines Ibe St IO Call and examine out God d you why dont you that said firm will pay tbo sum of ONE Bernard Company pay oft their employes falll HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud about tha last of every month and there Is Sixth And saddest Mr Smiley every case ot Catarrh that cannot bo cured no dissatisfaction with their system of do log buslqss and po call or class legtsta died in the discharge pi by the use of Halls CatahkH Cose 13 dead y tioo duty being too kind to treat men Chunky Frank J rough and too brave to know tho Sworn to before me and subscribed In Soma of tbe coal operators who baye danger he was in So fell a good my presence this 6th day ot December invested ttwlr money in tba development man and officer A D 886 of mlaee ara now terry as tka venturo has Respectfully yours etc EARUKQTOfW KV A W Glkason failed to pay tha much desired dividend Notary Public j SKAL W 8 Northern Tapp -- Smsi-Your Speaking of the new celluluse factory in that city the Owensboro Agent Ethndge baa been quite sick the The purpose of past week with a severe cold accompanied Tribune saysi the cellulose factor on the river with ever at the terminous of Clay street is Supervisor Sullivan has been confined two fold First the extraction of to his bed with a severe spell of sickness but is now much better the pith or valor of the stalk Cramps test made at his ship Operator Claude Srsltb from Hopkins yard is that a vessel might be ville wprl td here a few daya thi week pierced with 34 eight inch balls The many riends of late conductor Jo¬ and could safely cross the Atlantic seph Muir rrgret to know he has severed before taking enofigh water in her bis connection with the L A N Joe baa hull to even damage the machinery been on tbe Henderson division or quite a number of years gad has proved a much less sink the vessel faithful man Its office is to lino vessels two Tha L A N still continues to show an feet above and below the water increase iq their net earnings over tbe line It is an invention of Mr years 1894 and 1893 but they have not Mark W Marsden who is a scien- ¬ reached tbe high water mark of 1893 tist and inventor and who appears Supervisor Davis of tbe south end to have hit upon this substance made a business trip to Evansvitle last after various other materials had Friday He aays tbe south end of the been tried for this purpose with an Henderson division Is In good condition What would you think of an operator universal verdict as to its superior that would buy a patent mousa or tbe ity purpose of seeing bis wife Jump over It is an absorbent and expands chairs and climb oa tbe table so as to render any projectile harm Frank McQary has cast his lot with the less and inactive after it is pene news boys on torse of tha roads leaving trated when brought in contact St Louis with moisture or water DoWn in fhje Mines While the primary object of the manufacture of this material for While Foreman Toombs was handling the lining of war vessels a second is the utilizing of the re some limestone rock last Saturday ba came ary object a tecllon which bad a petrified maining bubsUnce as food for across firmly imbedded in It snake stock It is ground up and preThe Keinecke Coal Co was unable to pared for food so that not a par- work last week on account pf a break ticle is wasted AH this is saved down n machinery which has hertofore been burned Mr Jas Klroy who has charge of the The factory therefore Is a great engine at Ifecla Mines was on the sick v enterprise for Owensboro and a If great enterprise for the farmers of When Hopkins cwtrty coalWas first in the Ohio and Wabash valleys trod need Into lbeNabvWe market Ten where corn is raised so plenteous- - nessee coal was selling at seven dollars per ly The substance if as claimed ton Four dollars per ion was charged on is fire proof will be used for the the first Kentucky coal shipped there filling of safes vaults and houses President Atkinson of the SI Oernard and Col Sellers in his wildest Coal Co Is able to give those allows imaginings never caught hold of down la Nashvlllewbo are dIvIok him with arty enterprise half so vast questions oa regards coal rates and price of The farmer now gets a per ton coal soma figures that will make tbem for his cornsalks and 3 for fodder wish they had not been so anxious or In for that which lie has heretofore information on said subjects regarded as valueless The company have a storage house on the S L Drat bear of Louisville and Indiana side of 72x212 feet and Waller Urasbear of Henderson were In thjs will bp increased as the busi be city Wednesday Investigating tbo Uush coal properly here Tbey expressed them ness demands The company will be ready to selves favorably to tbe opening and putting commence operators within a few into operation this fine field o coal and returned to Louisville to consult fur weeks with about forty hands ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tafaBBBBBflHaBBBErtpi Chilblains Com- - and all Skin Kruptlons and positively cure Piles or no pay re quired It la guaranteed to give perfect callsfactlon or money refunded Price 3 For Sateb St Uerrtard ceqls per box Drug Store but n splto of his attendance I got no better riunlly tny hit band read ¬ ing one day of n gentleman who bad had the grlppo and tm cured by taking Ayera Cherry Pectoral procured or mo a bottle ot this mcdlcino nud before Z had taken halt of It I ros cured I haro used the Pectoral or my children and in my family whenever we have needed It and have found It n s peel ft 0 for colds coughs nnd lunjj troubles Euilv Wood North Bt Elkton JM mo ERDVE Ayers Cherry Pectoral Highest Honors Ctaate jOST tb at Worlds Fair SytfM wllti Ayers StrtaparllU BEST QUAUTV IN QUANTITY IM IS f x WHITES CRERM VERMIFUGE FOR SO YEARS Has led all WORM Remedies EVERY iOTTLE 8UARAKTEED SOU BJT ALT DKVaOXSTS Bicnianioi iucii ti st tons CHILL TONIC WARRANTED TASTELESS fc iiluSNor1vK IuliMltcIngCotUIuUMtw WMtTED AN IDEA3KSSI88 I O for tnelr SMJOO prlzo offer MLM titiiUcnjeni we Mkl lut rear tt tmUlM J OltOVlCH IASTKLtJsi OIUJJ TONIO bowtlit llirro sroM ulrnadr lliu TWi tl nil ovi pcrluico rf 11 jronn Irr tbo Oruit btulom ham Dover Hill tin article thai yta u li itnlr rwM nUlv iccllou 04 rum fWt Voitrs Inil IS JUST AQCOOD FOR ADULTS PRICE OO ct kWltt -- m WRV v l FENCE UuuEnToAROD VJ GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS Fine Dress Goods OVB GOATS a- or 1 rt -i- -j 1 tBH IS BaniettMriioiij ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wilton Given Tom Morris Henry Given D 1 Honey L G McCrew folia G Klrkwood R L Pilce I IeM W W J B II Taylor GOfchop T A Garrett J U Jennlngi John SIgler WillMeltoy James D Melton II M Coffmsn S A McKlmtry Joba Bormuthf Albion Lewi Internally and acts directly on the blood and muemn surfaces of the system Sead or testi F CHENEY A CO monials free Tokdo Ohla Sold by Pf uggtU 73 cents Halls Family Pilfa are lite Uat Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken ¬ I- - Tha mkers at Powderly mines became tired of working without receiving tome cash for their labor and In a united bedy so Informed tha company who eealng tba tba me swant butelaaat at oar com ptlad with tba request and ther will here after recaiye some mooey for their work ¬ UYERY Feed and Sale Stable PIHtt j SHJICK Wheat coil can ba delivered at Paducab ¬ Gut Baett aMi Montgomery Montgomery I T DoonelJ vy i iurKK JT P Y CpWna m Why go Irom honwi to Iwy wH or om dollar nee toa from IIIIhom find a largo It a an Wdeut fact that soma of lb paper when you can miter of that skew dont Insist onjba and selected stock at Mattingly ft i hiih WIrA Inr mlkla ihAir htw Km wn r- wotm aah r i eiAva dumber one rjgsdu short notke m M3EDASE IMfl i - aanvioa 4aiifli m jeun nfiii v j i v r -- w luuvmr t t J A j -- mBw dinnn DHH Kmamm aM mpmM UWlJ 1p m O VV J II - I ii t ii ii - - atlL Mr - - - r L Cfy M JHi 33e2 Ep tot A Destructive Lastiday tnorri ingi ¬ 3it6uslr CJtJ mSSBk L Mill N TIHB TABLE kortr lncSsm ioi5 P m Boj a ra p m 6ij m Hlkl Ktprtii BthbitIIU AecomxiMlon Frotldtaca and MtJUonvllla sour i fe 3l SvitllAccomoJllon Mall Nlilil BiprtM iin 4it jg lavldnncond Mfcdtsonvlllt arrives In tCttcl Kunday Jan ig iS W W ETIIRIDQB jjj in p m M UJ Altnt Ui ARRIVAL AND IWARTUMt OPTtUINB AT NORTONVILLE 1 Ji tff M AT - GOIHO BAST MawyMs to Ctalral Clt U LealtvllU to Loulivlll C01N0 WB5T LkvttU lo Pulton t-- iCiMiil Clijr la Utnpttl LenltvUU to Mampali o o c a o vsr r Ft I4 i tii i r dlo p Mf4li ra in m ilM jjpm Jit ra m Garlintei Haws Holes -- apfnings Patagrapha and Oibtr Doing af Home Worthy of Spaekl Mention Perel Head the letter5 o Our SpkUil Frankfort corrcspbVident Nwiwi n n V Molasses A Jolly very cheap HsUsi BtaulMcr i miii if Karls Clover Hoot Tea purifies I the blood and gives a clear and For alo by beautiful complexion St Bernard Drug Store Thestonu culvert near the Bap tist church waa 1 4Mi ¬ n completed last week Col Robert Wood stipcrirt tended the job which is equivalent to saying that it O K in every particular New garden and Acid seed at W H- - j C McLdds Our citizens arc begintfinit to plant the annual shade tree on the site of its predecessors and the gee I whoal bawl of the plow mas is heard in the garden 3V about two oclock our citi xens were aroused from their slum ber by the startling shrieks ol tho fire whistle and a general rush was mado for tho southern part of tho city where a fierce glow proclaimed tlm locality of the fire But a few moments sufficed to learn thaUhc largo boardinghousc of Dr 1 B Davis was undergoing destruction The building was a largo frame structure two stories high and since the Dr rtniovcd to tho Earl ington Hotel has been used ex- ¬ clusively for sleeping rooms Tho firo originated in a rear room and spread with such fearful rapidity that but little furniture was saved Tho firo department was promptly on the ground and turned their efforts to save the adjoining property 500 ft of hose was quickly paid out to tho nearest hydrant and as bestos screens set up to protect the hosen f n who played Water constantly upon the residence of Jas Crenshaw and saved it though so fierce was the heat that green trees standing building beside the caught ablaze from root to top But the crisis was soon over for so rapid was the progress that in less than an hour the huge boarding house was a mass of coals The loss is only partially covered by in surance and much sympathy is felt for the Dr who seems to be a vic tim to fire mistprtinc as this is the second house he has lost upon the same site within two years The strongest terms Of commendation are due the fire dtpart nient for their heroic Efforts alone arrested the spread of the fire and saved our town from a confUgra tion which is- fearful to contemplate Fortunately the night was calm bht thcsparksnnd hits of burning shingles fell in copious showers upon houses for squares around requiring great vigilance to guard against further spreading j Vo understand that in the hear futufoDr Davis Jvilicrect another residence ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - DONT In the Presence ot her Husband the Only llitnrf elm that Witness Just as good M Dr Vitro Fa Mrs Parker wifo of Dr Larkin vorlto Prescrip tion U it jtrolV Parker living near tho cross roads ftblol TL only of Greenville and HopkinSvillo medicine trhlob roads about two miles from St U guatnnited by If ft Charles committed suicide yester- ¬ Jta maker doeant benefit or day morning by shooting herself euro In ertry case theyll return Hw monor iii a tpociai moaicino lor young giria through the head with a pistol lust enlorlna iromaiibooili Tor women at She was tho second wife of Dr Ji eriMniil tnr wnnub rhftnffrt nf lflf Parker and was before marriage Approaching connncmont nUraing mothers anil very woman who Is run down Miss Emma Davis daughter of AT ft nttWU- - ttvMnahnm li DarKV lliaoi Dear Slr l want to ear Felix Davis of the neighborhood tjpur Vr frftimii farorlto rrpscrlpUon Slio was about thirty or thirty five and DUcorerj harodone me moro Rood than ina pniician who hh tntei mo Alter mk years old and no reason has been modlolncs I oalnod iak your jrour lrmiarfpUon several poiuna - learned as to why she committed the beat sedtvmo m mu worm iot Hwnea j the deed doalof- who toll yon lio has ome by any crafty - titl mOKIVKD MRS PARKER SUICIDED NOTHING w a AS GOOD SAYS l I aSw I niirHQ AMI f BHassw 6081 OLD 6RAMY METCALFE 87 YEARS OLD nm m reare oM And ham tuo1 about allot tlia coukii and tuna rniunUM tunc hri uccn 10I1I wiring my llfei antl or tfia ucncniot tho jMiirorlnn I will lay Hint I have neter wed any Anefr equal to it Kl0 qulc and permanent re¬ nil IIMtnrjNnTAiillimKV flet In grippe R wrll at older courIh Wo koep It in our liouso all 1110 lirao mm wmim iioi iro wimuun ui ot i Buucan ny Ains m a iiKitAiri 7XUDOUIU Ik ST BERNARD DRUB 80RE aaaaaalsfl IB DR BELL8 PINE TAR HONEY Absolutely liarmlosf and Pleasant to take tt cuts looso tho mucous and allows It tn be spit Oft irltttout ex rrtlnn or tlralnlnR and stops the cough nt onco by heal- ¬ ing tho inflamed parts glyel tltror And vitality to the respiratory organs and proditcos a condition In wliicli alt the unctions aro exerted with regularity and harmony ltlco 88 cinU DO rents And tOOporbotUebjr nlldrug glits or tent upon receipt o prlco by TUB B G SUTHERLAND MEMCINB COMPANY Atttanen a new Ihtorv n Ihii trtttmtnf of ail Cough f una ana lirqnchUil Troubut It curt and curti quiclclv DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN - EARLIWGTON KENTUCKY Patent Medicines and PerfUmei DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tootli and Paint Brushes eaaaaRVaMHVSjliaVna99sw XATtrOAII Solo BIiiiiurtiotiroj- - JCJBWTUOJCV Of a Hoss tllo lJ Nature yVMAtWt Ost A business trans action bf a hoss tile nnturo took place Mr Frank Arnold secured a half interest in tho liverv business of w S Bar- nett Tlio new firm proposes to keep a lull stock of nairs and riirs of everv descrln- tion from a wheel bdrrow to a licarsc inclusive and everv minutia of business will bd conducted upon a square deal basis at figures sufficiently low to allfiw parties im nlicatcd to live a while lontrcr J T Barnctt is still retained as manager in otlr city fast wcok LOST wall Money by not buying ¬ ¬ II Sartt Llrti Every bar n Thousands of cases of Consump- tion Asthma Coughs Colds and Croup are cured every day by Shi lobs Cure For sale by St Ber ¬ nard Drugstore Through the Bke I wish tothank onetndallof the brave men who heroic efforts saved our ltome and contents from the flames last Thursday night With heart felt thanks Sincerely yours The brief remarks made by Bros Jones and H M Adcock were to the point and well received C E m t 13J5gSk 11 Jahks Crenshaw lu All RtcmiBta4 One ot the largest crowds ever attending the meetings hero was the one of last Sunday Several additional members were added to the societys roster physicianyour druggist your friends about Shilohs aad Ask your pflH saw at tho i j Companys saw mill near No ti mines Monday evening JnoJot got to moveliis liarul from the right of way claimed by the cut off jindas a sequence all the fingers Of his left hand were sc other times and concluded to try Chambervercbcut which will necessitate lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem a vacation of several days dura- edy Hesaysr I took one doio of it and tion Mr Smith is a poor hard it gave me relfat in five minutes That is workingnjan and he has general more thananytbiug els j has ever done for sympathy in his misfortune AVe me For sate by SI Bernard Drug Store RSfHBgwfiBeri1lrHobinson Mortons feciiustified Gap George King St Charles the future Mr Smith will keep his optic dilated aud forbear flirting Tho Bachelor The Bachelor Maids Willi buzz saws in public places held their regular Maids meetingt the home Pale Thin People Salter rom some form of Indigestion of Miss Ethel Evans last Saturday though the may not kndw il The meeting was afternoon Dr Carlstetlls German Liver Syrup In called to orderand after the usual creases tho welgutadltpfae4t6eelor business was disposed of the sec by aiding digestion For sale by St Ber ondlssue of the Chat was read nard Drug Store followed by tho reading of an artiA Box Party and The box party cle bv Maid Ninnon While dainty a Spell of En- giVen at the refreshments were being served Assembly Hall the popular books of the day Joymcnt for the benefit among various other things were of the ChristiancliurchlastTuesi discussed and after some delightday night was well attended and a ful music the Maids adjourned The most enjoyable occasion AIlJUMInter Mr Geo A Mills of closing featureojIieprtywas was badly afflicted with LebanonTConn an old time spelling bee from rheumatism At times it was so severe Websters old Blue Back Speller that be could not stand up straight bat This elicited great amusement and was drawn over on ono side I trfeddif leading citizens went down at tho tcreot remedies without receiving relief first fire Mrs A J Stokes bore ho says letfl about six months ago I bought aeltIfChamberUiaa Pain away the laurels being the last Bfiag iirfef three days my survivor of the fatal fray The Balmgftarwas goaa aad has no returned rheumatism management realized over twenty- - since For sale by Bareard Drvg Store f Earlington Ben T Robuwoa Mortons six dollars- paper from MatUngly Co TlicBdzx Saw Mr Willis Smith Stlli Leads operates a cut The Trembling TomCody Mack Smith and Lee Balance Perkins toed tho mark before Judge Cowell Tuesday to qnswer a charge of fracturing the peace by assailing two of Barnctts teamsters casting stones not lawful and using language all contrary to for men to utter the peace and dignity of these diggins The evidence against young Perkins did not appear strong enough to merit anything stronger than some pointed words The other two oPadmonition gentlemen were requested to dig down in their jeans and contribute fifteen dollars and contingencies to As no amount outraged justice of digging could evolve this sum from vacuity they were required to to furnish good security or lanSimon S Hartmaa of Tunnelton West guish in durance vile Satisfactory Vs has been subject to attacks ot- colic about once a year and would bava to call arrangements were effected and a ddctorand tbed suffer for about twelve the wayward gentlemen are now hours as much as soma do wben they die convinced tht fun sometimes costs He was taken recently just tho same aa at morcthan it comes to The story goes thus There were no other parties on theplaCc when the deed was committed except Mrs Parker and her husband Dr Parker says begot up Wednesday morning dressed built a fire in the kitchen and fed thestock When he came back to the house and into the room his wife was standing before her bureau That she opened a drawer and as he looked around at her she fired the shot from a pistol slid had taken from the drawer She tell dead to the floor arid he ran off to her fath- ¬ ers house to tell of the tragedy The ball 13 said to have entered tho center of her forehead A Coroners inquest was held about noon and the verdict of the jury was suicide The deceasad had a largo number of relatives about St Charles and the community is profoundly shocked by the tragedy ¬ ¬ ¬ Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La Grlppo when Laxativb Bromo Quiminb will cure you in ono day Does not pro- ¬ duce the ringing In the bead Ilk Sulphate of Quinine Put np in tablets convenient for taking Guaranteed to cure or money refunded Price aj Cents For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllogton Ky J3fReady MT Mixed Paints all colors in small cans - PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPDUNDFD Letter List THE - - ¬ The following list of letter remain un claimed m the Earlington Postoffico Feb HEW YORT WEEKLY TRIBUNE Parties calling for these will 20 1890 please ask tor advertised letters on Abernathy Hatiie Baker Joseph Brown Will Brown W C The Washington Post drown Lucy Briant Jennie Covington Henry Bryan Hilary Cavanatigb D A Coombs Louis 1AND11 Dickson Lafy Fourd Dr H Frlnse Urama Fortsoo Geo Green Willie D Galloway Mora Hogan Thos Hill Ed Jolly Evcrette Johnson Mlllir Kuykendall Mattle Kittlnger Lucy Kelly Geo King Geo Kuykendall J L Moran VV VV Ruchal Mlnter Moore A R Napier John Pattson Alford Reynolds Reynold D Roland Chas Simpson Mamie Simmons John H Shelton Geo Ann Simms Hural Show Mamie Townsen Bell Thomas Jas Wice Thomas J - v sH THB BEE FOR ONLY IN ADVANCE fETS M Victory ¬ P il ¬ wamusTiilSii ChUdfen Cry For It Electric Bitters Dr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup is Electric Hitlers Is a medicine suited for the favorite cathartic because to pleasant to take For silo by St Bernard Drug any season buj perhaps mora generally needed when tbe languid exhausted feeling Store 50 and 100 per bottle prevail when the liver is torpid and slugYoung man dost thou go abroad gish and tbo neeJof a tonic and alterative in the land at nightand perambu- ¬ is felt A prompt use ot this medicine Dost has often averted long and perhaps fatal late with the femjninies em Up with the boys bilious lovers No medicine will act more thou whoop surely in counteracting and freeing the and figure for the substance of a system from tbe malarial poison Head jack pot and back thy sheckels ache Indigestion Constipation Dizziness against the very slippery tiger yield to Electric Bitters 50c and tt 00 Art thou a guzzler of beer ajnda bottles at St Bernard Drug Store ¬ BEISt T ROBINSON DRUGGIST TvlojrtiDsns Oeaf Ky Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILETAUTICLES1 ¬ ¬ ¬ For the lack of time the program They will prepared by the leader Mrs M Cure for Consumption recommend it For sale by the St B Long could not be carried out Bernard Drug Store to the letter last Sunday yet the services were very much enjoyed Buy feed and flour at McLcods Learning teaches how to carry things tt suspense without perju y solve Bacon WfljB6 Earfa Iftrer Keot by all present 1 syy rta ¬ Is a sure cure for Headache and Nothing re Rgrvous disenses lieves so quickly For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store Plow gear and plows at McLeods - W- - C Covetousncss swells the princi- ¬ pal to no purpose and lessens the Jeremy Tay use to all purposes lor Wiii mil A miser grows rich by seeming poor an extravagant man grows poor by seeming rich Shenstone ¬ if- jEal feSSF cures uivo The leaders should bear in mind Cures absolulo permanent One part of knowledge consists that the hall is quite largo and glven Hoods Sarsaparllla ihq largest jalea in the world and the first place among iiHeing ignorant of such things as are not worthy to be known- - therefore requires considerable medicines lung power to reach those in the Crates Posted Cltl- - A few days since a oils varnishes brushes rear of the Juiihhng zens Paints friend gave William V Wilson who Jives near and painters supplies nt Mattingly Rev Bun mt of the M E the shaft some newspapeis Billy thinking they were tho very latest Churchfwas present and made tho and would doubtless Shed great jvVI A Fact Wertb Knowing Consumption LaGrippe Fneu announcement lhat beginning with great streaks of light upon the vexa monia and nil Throat and Lung Monday night of this week a pro- tioiis questions of the day thankdkeascs are cured by Shilohs tracted meeting would be con fully accepted the gift and read Cure For sale by the St Ber ducted by Rev Hall themclean throigl advertiserrients nrird Drugstore and all before ho discovered that f i they were orchis vintage of 91 Up ¬ Bicycle for Sale The President of the society on learning this fact tho atmosphere so became that section A second hand bicycle for sale W F Burr is recovering rapidly of no from his Jate injuries and we hope blue that thivpeighbora- were talk- ¬ cheap First class order or galvajfoh ing of seeding to see him with us ero long sale Army to come down and neutralize things Tlio following eYening Calumny shall make me set a - surer guard on myself and keep a It is indeed a pleasure to see Uncle Oscar Stevens went to work better watch on my actions Ben members of all the different trying to read a sheet of asbestos mistook for a newspaper Jonnon churches meet together and work which he and he finally tlirewil awayln dis so harmoniously and must result gust saying that he wouldbet there For Uyapbla Complaint you ltaye a in great good to our community was nbthingitv itanywayAnd Liver prinlSki gwarantce on pvery bottle by the driving away of denominaotJbHyiWiIi It mnt tional prejudice if it exists here of Shilohs Vitaliser From ClncinnatlrOapttetr Will poptij fills to cure For sale by St Bet- neycr learn that acola1 is an accident o nard Drug Store The singing by little Misses Liz be dreaded Und that when it occurs OUr local reporters of the Ladies zie Dean and Lilllc Evans was 009 There promptly applied Magazine Club and the Bachelor of the most attractive fqatures of Is no knowing where the trouble will end la tlia rufa Maid Club will hay to look to the meeting and was highly appre- ¬ andHhilacompWiSiirscovwy the exceptions are terribly fraqaent and Sub Rosa their aures or ciated by all tboiaanus upoitfcoisaads of fatal liincsscs Pady Roos- PtHJ Raia Vv -- l occur evefy year uhra4l py a lillla in key will gain all the fttvown Dad Prentice will judicious exposure and setwiluly trifling Popular tody speak in behalf of Temperance at symptoMi oypndtVie CQuntleMilayalida who can lre iWr com the Esdeavor nejctSimday eve Custptioa causes more than pf oc plalnU to cc4U wjhlc at tV tl Karls lag of women lk 1av no oooctn hU 0w curr5 Whw trdubtid with a fore naatotad Clover Root Tea la a piiaant cure xwiaouuwa coi Ui Chatnbrja1ni Coaji hamedy Mark aala by tb For Yrt for Constipation Itji prompt Vad ltaftti4i isij p 8 Cfai A Quart Sti Barnard Drug atiit bojMt fo afttaprCM JJarnard 1fuf XQT 8TBAKtH VwWmIfl Store ilortooi Gap Oeo King SI jhar no oine Nowistba tima to aubtcriba o TtoMtiUlulagmicle ¬ ¬ C largeline of garden tools at W McLeods Bro James R Rash has been selected to lead the Temperance meeting to be held next Sunday and we venture the assertion that the seating capacity of the toxineM building will be taxed to its This meeting will bo held in the interest of the young men and all are earnestly requested to and out of danger But a short be present time since a little child of Joe Rupcke was similarly affected and One of the best features of the by tho same treatment is today society is that it encourages the well and sound as ever Anti- young to take an interest in relig toxincsecms to bo the only remedy ious exercises and aids that tim that has ever yet arrested the fear idity so common to tho little ones ful fatality of croup and diphtheria utmost Public interest will steadily increase and the disappointment of tho men whose the results under the administration Mr Tobn Long and lady of Madison votes turned the scale ot the last election withintensely exciting In tha history of the ville were tbe guests of H B Mortons tbey elecledrnwill make tbe campaign the most y- Bar family Sunday rpW TCTrtrr Tr-1 Mr H B Morton and lady and John a mJaeKrfmMS Davis and Miss Jessie Morton were in tbe leading Republican newspaper of the United States wiirpubliihjalPtjJaFSefilical Madisonville Saturday news of tbe day interesting to every American citizen regardless of part affiliations Mr Crawford Sweeney and family ot Also general news in attractive form foreign correspondence covering the news of St Charles Sundaycd with tbe family ot tbe world an agricultural department second to none in the country market reports L J Shaw which are recognized authority fascinating short stories complete In each number ¬ of tbe humorous papers foreign and domestic with their best comic pic ¬ the singing at the Christian turescream There will be fashion plates and elaborate descriptions of womans attire with a varied and Thursday night and we expect you attractive department of household Interest Church Tha New York Weekly Tribune is an to come and bring your girl and help us ideal family paper with a circulation larger than that of any oilier weekly publication i Gap Geo King St Charles sing tbe glad songs of Zion Large changes are being made in in the country Issued from tbe officoot a dally Catarrh urtd Hinety Per Cent variety and especially more interest to give it Health and sweet breath secured Dropped Dead Mr Sam Manner pf all the people need to take a course ot Dr E TVAImon was In Madisonville Its details tending to people greater life and of tha household the women and young Monday on business of Madisonville ritooda Sarsaparllla at this season to pre- ¬ by Shiloh3 Catarrh Remedy Rev Edwards SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and Price s6v edits Nasal Injector dropped dead at his home Wed- ¬ vent that ran down and debilitated condi- regular appointment of atHanson filled bis Baptist Church The money Sunday morning tion which Invite disease He is naturally a good free Eor sale by St Bernard nesday night It was about half invested in half a dozen bottles of Hoods talker but be Sunday past six oclock and after supper Sarsaparilla will come back with targe re- ¬ ana commanded was unusually so through Drug Store marked attention from turns in the healihand vigor of body and out his discourse time He started to walk Successful Last week a little one room to another when he was strength of nerves Miss Graco WillMadisaavWlTls oo at CASKJlNADVANCErhe regular subscription price of the two paperls Treatment child of Stallard seen to reel and tall heavily to the present tbe guest of MlaelCordtal Coil SUBSCRUrriQN t MAY BEOtN ATANVferlME tX2 Dunning developed Hoods Pills are easy to buy easy to U floor He was picked up and take easy to operate Cure all liver ills Miss OraBarrow who has been leach- Address all orders to a case of membraneous croup ing school In Christian County visited THE BEfE placed on a bed but died at once ajc Miss Jennie Smothers Sunday She will Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Dr Chattcn treated it with anti and without ever regaining con- ¬ Mattingly o Co have the largest soon go to Bowling Gcen where she will inserted a tube in its college is a Best Room 2 Tribune Building New York City and a sample excellent lady sciousness He had a trouble of stock of wall paper in the county enterwill make aShe inmost world and mark the copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed d tho beneficial effects of throat the heart Mr Hanner was fifty to you Dr J E Williams went to Crofton his treatment is evidenced by the five years of age and was born and Sunday evening where he called on his fact that the little one is now up very best girl reared in Hopkins County He Dost thou suck player of cards a ten cent cigar and hast lhou lost thy grip on the ways that are right and wisdom whjcli was good Verily verily I in the world say unto thee if thou art in a bad row ofstumps it will not be long ere Jhou dost know thy name is panmRffliylieels will fly up ere longhand thou hast fallen into the soupt Keep thine eye on the gun and monkey not with the intoxi ¬ cating juice of the bug Steer widely from the man with the aces and in1 the ripened year3 of thy life thy pockets will be fuller of the collateral of the earth while those who mind not these commandments are partaking of the lunch that is free Norris City Record MORTONS GAP Mrs Stivers of Mannlngton spent stveral days in our town last week tbe guest of tbe family of R M Williams Mr Tom Robinson of Empire Sunday with Ben T Robinson spent f PAINTS ANI3PILS And everything else known tptlfe trade uslcians prescriptions faufullu otiiFbiuioo THE NAME OF THE NEXT - President of the United StatesWILL BE ANNOUNCED IN Capt Lee Stull and son Will were in Madisonville Friday on business Prof J Saturday B The New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4U1 Ferguson was in Hanson 1896 j ju now srsciKztiA--- i fXtTmATttwXnttlmvttV uiAi TVjMuwratr m ij ¬ -- THE BEO 4i 9FGR0NEYEARF0R0NLYrr2sr jj Personal Mention - ¬ ¬ ¬ has for several years been a citi- ¬ zen of Madisonville and has for some time been engaged as a pension agent Ho was a member of the Methodist church and was a good citizen He leaves a wifo and two children both daughters who aro grown young ladies Hustler Wall paper latest styles from 6 cents up at Mattingly Cos ¬ was in town Sunday In town Monday Mr Charles Hall of tho county seat was Miss Belle Horsefield Is at present vis ¬ iting friends and relatives in Christian Co Ike Hart tbe genial shoe drummer - Mr John B Atkinson and wife of Earlington were in this city one day last Walter McGary EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Who Is a Better Judge frtha - ¬ V ¬ e ad ¬ ttaro asbestos firo screens used by our fire brigade is cer tainly one of the best devices wo have ever seen for battling with fire These screens are ten feet fiigh three feet wide and made of pine ceiling covered with two ply of sheet asbestos I hey arc set on end supported by a prop like an easel forming a wafl of protec tion behind which the hosemen can stand and operate when the heat is fierce enough to set green timber on fire These screens are the fruits of local talent The de partment has six of them at pres ent and will add mora anon You hear it alaioet ewywawe and read A V N Brandon of Cadiz Ky druggist says I sell more Dr Carlstedta German Liver Powder than all medicines combined for liver trouble Its really good for all diseases the human system is heir to as it gets the stomach and bowels In order and week starts tbe human machinery off as if all Misses Grace Coyle and Bertie Lyons of oiled It is simply wonder ¬ were freshly Madisonville spent Sunday here as guests ful what this medicine doea for suffering of Mrs D Myers humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug Messrs VV F Anderson and Dick Har ¬ Store rison of Monarch were in attendance a the Box Lunch Parly Tuesday night Mess Jno Carroll and R L FuVeeson from school for a were in Earlington Monday Mr Fin Whitfield who has been to MorganfielAspcnt Nashville on business returned lately and will soon depjit for Bowling Green 10 this week work on a new paper there Mr VV S Bramwell ot Nashville was In our city Sunday m Mr A Rankin formerly of this place Ts easily dono to perfection If you know was in the city a few days this week just howto proper proportion the eu Mrs Mary Moore of Henderson Is visgar butter cream etc that composo iting her daughter Mrs C H McGary It Of course you select tho very beat Mr VV S Wilson formerly a citizen of this city but now of Robardi was in the of these articlesj but what does quality city this week amount to when you dont proportion You know If you put In too Miss Carrie Long of Madisonville vis ¬ right ited the family of Mrr M B Long this much butter its a failure If tho pro George Toy spent father In Robards Frank Rash is home few days Mr VV II Hushes 0 several days in our city Sunday with his week Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LJNE OF VEHICLES Cake Baking ¬ viI r WW GOOD-STOCK 6VERY DESCRIPTION hauling of c I ITAiPQTr MWij t ELEBAWTJURNOUTS tfASfamMSHSS ONfHORrfOTIOeT ¬ Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guardnttad a4w Sre tt - - iainatii I fli MF Miss Ellw Robloson who has been vis ¬ iting her sister Mrs George King at St ¬ Cbarlex came home Tuesday Miss Georgia Bishop left Monday night for St Louts where she goes to buy her spring stock It Rufus Willis was In town Sunday is so seldom that be comes to see us that we felt it our duty to make mention of it Frank MpGary returned borne from St Louis Sunday where he has been on busi ¬ ness for tbe past ten days A Living Skeleton ¬ Mbs Ninnon Umstead lett Monday Mr Tames Bennett of Island Ky says night for St Louis and other points In Misiourl where she will visit friends and If not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder I would bava bean in my grave relatives T Tried ho leading doctors Of Louisville Dr A VV Jackton returned last week Tbey were puzzled and I waa given up I began using Dr Carlstedta Medicines and from an extended sojourn in Philadelphia I know it ia where be was called by he illness ot his the change was wonderful ¬ For sale by Ibe best medicine on earth sister St Bernard Drug Store President pf the Rev W Hardy South Kentucky College preached in Ibe WANTEDA reliabla lady or gentfe Christian church here Sunday and Monday man to distribute aamples and make a evening to large and appreciative audiences canvas for our Vegetable jhaj irHatQ it la the newsfwpejrj The blue bird is billed as a harbinger of Toilet Soaps 40 to 73 a month easily War raready Mvar RaaabMorU tkw spring It Is also a reminder tbat a blood uiadajgfcKrcsj Crofls A Reed 84a to 8jo aud laVfbMt SpW aeaeUeW aad lbs purifier is needed to prepare be system fijira The aily laadf for the dbilitatlng weather to come Lis ¬ Austin Avenue Chicago III batt WibknJlclfl cla WlflDaottaMitMace that I u la Sim A crick la be back a pain under tha ten afcdyatlwill hMr tbo birds singing S wret Mr ajjiiUt0r shoulder blades water brash bllloiuaw mo0 In March April Vi CobUy a Morgaaton1 and conjtlpatlon are symptons ot stkjor 0 A4 R Ar VV V Park MC Diof Tracy City Tfjia dered slomlch Vldoeys liver andfeowalg Simmoit Liver Kagulalor Is It JoUwork neatly sAuTed at this rprau anmBi oitKiijaiirig iu4 writ - Tgiiisainiii tan Valuable The Device portions aro regulated by an experi ¬ enced cook are weighed and measured not guessod and are of uniform quali- ¬ ty then the cako Is a success and the housowlfo passes It with Borao degree of prldo She knows that good things are favorably talked oft and this la just why you hear bo much of Dr Bolls lino Tar Honey Its made only by tho E E Sutherland Medicine Compa ¬ ny of raducab Ky and Dr 13 13 Suth erland does the compounding If you have a cough or any ailment whore a bronchial remedy la indicated you try a bottle from any drug store and youll know tho rest of this story better than we con tell you am iiimw ¬ LOOK AT THESE FIGURES Washington Weekly Post per year The Bee per year Total t 50 100 u 50 for 125 give We will both to all our new subscribers them you do If providing you pay In advance This is our inducement not wish to nav till the end ot tbe year we will let vou have The Weekly Post one year for 35 cents in addition to our regular price but you can not get tbe Post at tbe rate unless taken in connection wita ins ubsj Tub Washington Weekly Post Is the greatest weekly paper published at tbe National Canital non nartlsan IndeDendent and Impartial critic of all parties alike It combines all the special unique features of a weekly with tbe freshness and crispness 01 a daily Samflbsmav rb odtainbd atJous omeeea dy Post from TiieJWeskly Post M aaislaswaeaaMaaawa Dont WaitDo it Now LIVERY STfXBlSii I MOIAfATTNTON IKEDAVIS ajjkJjMjjLi JIA 1Q -- L hmisa-to-hous- a bt i wi A r f- i Uw takaiyVSP il FiisMlass Tura Outs at Reasonable Rates TMY RIGS ARE TUB flEST IN TUB I 8HqA7BTqN TffAVIUiFMifl 1 CITY- - mt awbi and urnca 00 sftHin c v 1 m -- l - W 7 x- - -- T Ari nil fiftlli 111 iililimmirl Mn is r 4 lJL ll if Y Tac yax or rAsnioH tiny bottles ot aromatic snits so dear to tho heart of tho swooning maidens of half a century ago Tho English matron now swings her censer thtough tho London drawing rooms as sedulously is she carries her lorgnette rampant Tho pert unw burners ore also appear ¬ ing In Now York nnd nro to bo found In tho shops which moko a specialty of imported novelties of tho toilet both in sizes for tho chatelaine and for the dressing table The little chafclatno censer comes In cut glass nnd silver in very dainty de Rigns Its inner mechanism has a nice little device for automatic lighting ex- ¬ tinguishing is accomplished by merely excluding the air by putting on the sil ¬ ver top Tho pcrfumo burner 1 In reality a tiny lamp burning In lieu of a wick a prepared stick of incense ns fragrant aa the frankincense and myrrh of 11 b Ucal dajs Kostcrn perfumes suchns the pungent aromatic sweet grasses of India and Ceylon nrc favorites for this use In a short time tho woman who for ¬ merly affected musk nnd attor of rotes ivlll float Into drawing rooms theater boxes and chnrch pews in a cloud of srientai incenso and sho ot tho violet sachets lu Bllken Intcrlthlngs ot every B WTURNBR LODGE No JtS F ana frock will burn lolct cssnce in clouds A M otaiea meetings me WINDOW GREENERY 0JT thlrl Raturdava in each month nrii lo n al 7 or spring odorousness ni Trantlenibrethreneordlallyinvlted r tt Adda Materially to the Attrnctlrenoea w And who shall not soy that tho bou ¬ to attend Htuu w m of Any Home Ciiai Cowill Secretary doir incenso chats may not rival tho To givo variety to a window gardcij club smoko talks of tho masculines ns ST tlRRNARn LODGE No 110 1 somo vines to either side togrov every occasions O aVEak O 70Fp Meet viiiungTuetday night addat tho sides und cross in tho middle social tho season among women fair up in at aiHBK dially Invited to attend oretnrencor and come twining downward Such when of lenten solemnity ear JOHN WYATT N G Eng ¬ Bet tiesNdown upon the world of fash vines may bo on tho ono sldcan C II Hunt Secretary Ion V World lish ivy on the other a icarlet and white cypress an ivy geranium or n cissus MAKING OVER SKIRTS EARLINCTON COMMANDERY tfo 5i discolor with its mottled foliage and rtMiTPti nrmKB np Till ROLDEN CROSS An Effectual Remedy for One That I tneett Second and Iourth Saturday nightt each drooping sprays Then there are the Good But Too Short month A cordial Invtttalon it extended visiting lovely Easter lilies with their whito Ono ot the trying things a careful flowers tho begonias gera- ¬ woman has to undergo is tho accumu- ¬ fragrant TII0S N BLACK K of R niums fuschsjas gloxinias frecslos lation ot skirts whoso bindings about palms orchids and so on but soma of the Tho uirTnnu innfiK Hn JilJtMiCHTa OF us wonld be at a loss just how to group old hem are muddled and framed nnd a binding may bo lipped off pYflfTAS meet every ifondsyiifgbt In the building All racmbert of the order are 4hcm in a window garden TLo follow Masonic new one put in place nnd the skirt ing window list is given by n magazine neatly prcpareu for more wear But CMARTINCC Fuchsias hyacinths canna white frce thero comes a time when the skirt will W V Duaa K of R and S slas palm narcissus morning glory bo entirely too short should another HOPKINS LODGE No t A O U W meets begonias yellow oxulls and ferns binding be attempted but the skirt is very Thursday evenlne jtljo oclock p m A hanging basket tastefully filled n nice one a little soiled perhaps but vititinz oreiuren coruiaur iuiiou u inu W with plants is a pretty addition to any loo short for mending If the goods li N W HurrM E II Scvoot Recorder black co much the better as good black always makes over to greater satis faction than colors IUp it carefully apart take the stiffening out and wash Sljurclj Directory the goods nicely When dry enough press it smooth nnd free of ViinkTcs nd put in a new interlining ot stiffen2 CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE Ing About the hem put another piece CONCEPTION of black goods to make what is lacking In length First niait 700 1 in second mats and sermon Tills should be bios To J9--iKosary Instruction and benediction I ui corcr the seam four little folds of black A M Coenan patlor 1 jo p ra every Sunday silk nre put on one lust nbovo the other very much after the fashion of mil- ¬ CHRISTIAN CHURCH liners folds If the skirt Is still too Sunday school every Sunday morning from short and fits smoothly over the hips gjo to iojo Communion service following at n joko may be fitted very neatly n evening 10 0 Prayer meeting every TLurtday pointed yoke of the silk folded like the bottom trimming and nbovo that MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUXCII nbout the wnlst arlbbon belt liisTcnmg Servlcei second Saturday evening and Sunday Prayer meeting Monday mint eaeb month fn n looped bow nt the back of the belt Sunday choo at 9 30 m D S Edwardi Pastor nnd yoke will make the garment the desired leugth and ndd a smait finish ¬ ¬ Tuno your fjea up lo recognizing nlrolffht lines when you Refc them nntl eschew tho paste pot Iorii to drive a tncl W lb a few Rhort true blows Any woman can do this after en minutes practice out In tho nhcdwllb n bit ot soft bonrd fastened on tho wall for a target no matter what ronn In bis mlpht soys County Then paper your walls If j ou begin at Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratt tho top and lap the nct lower row up Commonwealth1 Attorney John T Crtyot overtbe pa pereachlnycrlntlnio will col- ¬ Circuit Court Clerk John Chrltty lect tiny moldings cf dust Therefore 1111 Judge ot Countr Coutt Jno C begin at the baseboard Ittt ono row County Attorney Roy Salmon all tho way around tho room and tack County Cletk W II Arnold tho side Bcnmi only The pUcct when Sheriff Will Thornton tho room Is nil prpercd Is nmnzlpgly Jallor SPOITutt Superintendent ot Schools Thot II Smith good If the celling Is bad and you Coroner Jno II Dootb cant afford to have ttntcd corcr it UA0ISTJU1IS with flsh or tennis net caught In tho center and tarried nwnj to the corners 1 ltt Dltlrlct Henry Shaw Second Dlilalct O J Farntworth and sides Tblrd District J C Bacon A Jolly frieze for such a 100m as this Dlitrtct T P Jonet Iourtb Is mode of slender upright panels of Fifth Dlttilet H K Porter creamy card bearing sprays of golden Slitli Dlilrlct W II Cato rod painted by the nrtlstof tho family There nro bo mnny kinds ot goldcnrod no two panels need be alike Instead ot rcc libraries making tho frieze continuous put n panel over each beam merely An atllo room in a house that has been decorated In this fashion not for EARLINGTON FREE LIDRARY Open jo economys sake but because tho prog pm Sunday am tothan daily except periodicals mineral prietor of the apartment has a pretty More 3co relumes 50 collection maun relict native wooni cic fancy for novel thlngp Iibb a yellow Cordial iavltatton to all matting on tho floor w 1th green fig ures scattered through it Tho porD ATKINSON LIBRARY JR JNO tieres nro made of sago green stuff and fO THI COtOlID rtorLC Open 10 a m lo pm dally eicept Sunday tho glass draperies under the heavy Ktcellent collection of book and periodical draperies at tho windows arc mado of Everybody welcome curious oriental looking stuff which is nothing on earth but mosquito netting dipped in yellow djo and wound inn gc Directory twist about a small rtick until dry leaving it a mass of crinkly wnves Addtmt Deputy Clerks Court Appeals Robl UGteen Wood Longmoor jn sergeant kj ARoberttomTlftUff W SB Hill Superior Court Presiding Judge Jot Drbour lodges W 11 YostJr Jot Daibo ir J It nrenl Librarian Mrs Mary nrovm uy f t Intpeclorof Mines CJ Horwood Railroad Commission J V IemJsey II S Irwin Jno C Wood THE PAD OF FASHION HOME DECORATION euilrri fetuer VVhloli Actually Horn a flow to rinn ait Artlntlr atiul Vt ln Dainty ferfuine nemlt Itouin The modern Woman lias tnken lo Ko womnn ouirlii lo lw hor own Tito opet lnnfc If alii tnn iosllly cut tmrolng InccnBoatherownshilne THRM8I- i ploy or ucrr somcuouy 10 tio me worn latest thing in jeweled smelling-bo- t VIIOMflOt tor Iter Ituntilnjr up mid don 11 U10 tles is a verltnbis censer tmu swings ntcpladdcr the uuclimff tltu stutnllti from miladys chatelulno nnd when 11 00 In ede ante r 11 are tlregome a more so to n woman lighted diffuses a delicate perfume and Sit Me nlrH tiny cloud of incense than to n rnmi ami partlcu nrly In Three Monltl At tut cpcrallo maUneo the other uay Jurlous to mnny women wlio nrc not Publishing Co Bee a very elegant youug woman In a tallor- well MyRJcnncim Miller f JJut If a woman must hi Iicr own mndo gown nnd a retching miuinery Puaumtat popcr liniigcr or llto In rnjfi nm1 dlit fctup produced her whilom smelling bero Is a way to cccttro clcnnllncasniul talU it tho most affecting moment of Official Diwdorij nritstlo effect that it within reach of tho performance As sho snapped open the amateur Ordlntiry lottroll wall tho covcrandaflnostreakof clroumam pnper when htmrf by tin Inexperienced blcnl tnpor curled softly up nnd stolo State hand looks llko Impnttcnco nn a flnft athwart tho footlights thero was n OarernorW O Ottdltj craning of necks in her neighborhood ntnfi mnkintr fnecs at misery Lieut Governor Win J Wonhlnfioti Listen Dont bny lonpr ioll wttll for two whoe minutes whllo the Seeretarr d Suit Chattel Flnley pojxir Alc your lmtchcrwliiTO ho buys women tried to Investigate the latest Attorney General Wm S Taylor his conrse brownlub wrnpplnff pnper Idea In elegance Auditor Ssmuel II Stone TteaiurerGeo WLcne that ho rolls tho ment in before he puta This now pcrfumo burner as It h Public Inittuctlon Wm I on tho rtmooth ifpht mnnilla paper railed has displaced the vinaigrette and Supterintendent Datldson let ona of the jonnfftera In slpiplo Commissioner ot Agriculture Lucas Moore mathetuatlc nt school lo csllmnte how Keglster Lend Office Charles 0 Reynold mnny sheets of thin pitpcryoti v III need Insurance Commltiloner D N Comlnajore to cocr the wnls of the room that Stile Inipectorol Public Tnnt Columbus W needs pnperln nllowlnjr ench Rlicetto Letter It The bttlcher CourtofAppeala CIilef Justice W S Prior overlap tho one you at wholesale Judees G D Eatlln J K Grace T II Pajnter will buy Hie jinper for tl L D Guffy J II Iiatetrlrx J II Lewis less than jou tan buy It for Renorier B W Illnet t Cletk Court AP Oct a nupply of brass headed tackfl 0e BC VrVf T BeRNftKE GOftb CO tlNOOnPOIMTBOl l N RAILROAD TMB QflBAT IIIRQUGH TRUNIN LINK between tbe cities ot - GOODS in every department We are jam up with STAPLE and We are ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE Clncirinati Loxingtori Louisvillo Iivnnsvlllc St Louis Andbs cltiesot Naslivillc Memphis Montgomery Motillc cmli lWrtprlcaim FANCY GOODS in all lines in our Wltliot it Olracaragfo t AND SPEED UNU1VALED Beneral Stores DRY E0DD5 SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTK From St Louis Evansvillo and Henderson to tho 1 - SOUTHEAST H AM SOUTH THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville nnd Chattanobgn mak- ing direct connection ¬ IB IT P h net Always a full line of everything desirecl Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds Dress Goods Linens iV 4 WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS poll A Bddtb and Shoes k W v sFor AtlantaSavannaliMacon Jacksonville and Points - Anything you want at the most reasonable prices goods that will give best service - Iti FLORIDA Honest Connections aro made at Guthrie and NashVillo for all points C North East South andWfest In Pullman Palace Cars aaaaaa CLDTHIN6 i r EMIBRAIMTS Seeking homes on tho line of this road will receive special Jow rates Sco agents of this company for rates routes c orVrite to aC P Atmoe O PfcT A Loulfville Kentucky Our facilities are exceptional for giving you best fit in a large line of goods of your selection made to order We also carry big stock of READY MADE CLOTHING at besppnees V 4 3i r lflC fllLJ 1 V 1 ID TfTViT i PrnDP LwAlAZli iv i - w it A -- ONLY A A varied assortment of seasonable articles styles always on hand in tliisVJine 1 it Latest jHESKs Louisville Niai irs RIDE TO i4sT -- - Bents Furnishings BRDCERIES QUEEWSWAREj j f rj A ta - Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes lars and Cuffs everything Umbrellas UridejveariCpl fe V THE LIMITED The Puttcet and rineat Trains making direct connfctlonatu Iolntt In VJ M 1 Wi i t No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery - MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEAS OKLAHOMA MOXICO v ANoCALllORNIA Ask lor Ticket yla Ibe ijy i Everything that you y Ui CHESAPEAKE BHIO SOUTHWESTERN HAILROAO C n rtYAN PasecNccn TiCKSrerncr ECHOLS siowrth KY and Tickct Aarhr are JOHN Cctil Manager China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm CenlIaseAient 3 0 HATCH LOUISVIUC FURNITURE ur Jolofed n a other necessary articles for everyday life FUNK Hotel MADISONVILLE Alias Old Joker ap KY t Hiens Rev Gonden preached last Tuesday night at the Daptist Church Sanford McNary married in Providence a few days ago ST CHARLES Mr I Douglas preached for us Sunday Mr Etaest Cambla is still on Ibe sick list ¬ WAONALLS and matters ot news per t lining lo Ibis column should be addressed lo Gio AitXANDtR Barllnaton K All communications STANDARD DICTIONARY Is atarjwbere acknowledged by Educators Scholars the Ilau and he Public to be FOR ALL Tiios D Walker THE JwPROpTTLLicile 5 jgjijf A WINDOW M B CHURCH OAUDBN Servlcei first Sunday eaeb month school at too pm G M BURNETT Pattor a - -- - v window garden and a window box suspended by four cords or wires up which can bo trained creepers and vines also M B CHURCH bOUTll makes an effective ornament The Im ¬ Servlcei every Courtb Sunday morning a d portant point about creeping plants in Prayer meeting night by J T Cherry Pastor every Friday night baskets and boxes is to givo them plenty of water during tho growing season Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR but more sparing in winter and to Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 6 10 keep tho leaves clean If the baskets 1 Assembly Hall are email take them down and water them outside but in tho caso ot large M B CHURCH ZION A baskets or boxes a tray of somo kind bunday school at 9 SO should be placed underneath them to ad eventnc t 7 oclock t file tl ft IfHln4t ffiw catch the drippings Thcso hanging baskets should bo exposed to tlio sun MT ZIOS DAPTIST CHURCH two or three hours o cry day and if the Services Sabbath at 11 a in and 7 pm Sun rurf aco ot tho basket between tho plants day tcbool at g jo a m W W Foster ptitor Is covered with moss it will prevent tho earth from drying up quickly and the basket will look prettier Orange ItTafcUorivUU Judd Tanner CHRISTIAN CHURCH Old Fmliloned Johnny Cake Breaching third and fourth Sundays ft Ono cup of flour ono cup fine yellow by Rev S F Fowler m and 8 00 p m 10 30 Communion lervice every Sunday at 10 30 a in corn meal one fourth cup of sugar Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 30 two teaspoons of l3 teaspoons of salt egg well baking powder one beaten BAPTIST CHURCH ono cup of milk 0110 tcafapoonful of but ¬ Sunday morning ter softoned mix In order given heat Preaching every firot and tblrd Prayer meeting and evening by Rev Wyndei Wednesday evening Sunday icuool every sun well pour into a well greased putt and day morning bfiko in n modenito oven from 20 to S3 9 tj minute ¬ 1 Sunday The Gmalleat of Alt Of course there nrc vnrlous grades of mean men said the thoughtful man Of course replied the careless one Thnt being so continued tho thoughtful man man would you consider the smallest meanest and most contemptible if nil whtt diameter of known to modern chillutlon I could hardly answer thnt offhand replied the carelivninnn Icr imps you hoo given the subject some thought I hne admitted the tliimglitfiil man ¬ Then whnt uie jour coiifltiMons I think that the man u ho Is rich enough to build or rent a line house but who considers himself too poor to lime his sidewalks properly cleaned Is entitled to that distinction t lilnigo ¬ Itonlng Ipst Mrs How The heljrhbor CroiscpV Iltltktop bursting with dye like my new eitipcl pride Mrs Presume every first and tblrd Lorda day morning and evening by J T Cbeiry Prayer meeting Thursday evening bunaay icacoi every Sunday morning atg 00 0 ciock CUMBERLAND FKRSBYTBRUN CHURCH tt B CHURCH SOUTH Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 a in and 7 jo p mi by W A Boon Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday nlgbt at 7Jo oclock rRSSHYTBRIAN V CHURCH 4 i PTt Preachlug oclock every tUIrd Sunday afternoon at 11 TABLERSniI BUCK EYE iCURES NOTHING immmm mmmmmmminm OINTMENT 4aawrt riMJ BUT PILES rwaMaaaBaw n 1 A SURE rlIT iV and CERTAIN OURS known for 15 yeans as the HEM ED Y for PILES IvirBalEtOU VZt HYAIKUKUUaiHTIJ Dfl BTLOUM bursting with enj nice Inilttil Mrs Ily the rtricktop fcr fer Hruscls I nearly forgot what I a Iroportlon mill Symmetry iime for wish you would lend mo yout lav11 What is a well pioportloncd waist mowcr n few moments Lady Ilaberton sayss Tho true pro Utwn mowcr Why ceitalnl Hut portion Ifl a difference ot ten inches bc tttccn tho clrcumferenco of tho bust what on vnrth can you want of it lawn nnd that of tho waist Thus a woman mower this time of tho jenr 1 whose bust measures 10 inches should desire to thin down oiir ichet have a w list measuring 26 inches Bust turpet in tho nursery n little he chil- ¬ 10 inches waist 30 Inches nnd so on dren nro always losing their marbles In N V Weekly ery few corsots are mado In this pro- ¬ It portion and it they were still fewor What Old She MranT people would buy them w fashion do Its u icrfcct outrage salil the crees that tho waist Hhould measure voting editor who was railing tin MUs Irora IS to 15 Indies lets titan the bust An Omaha court Iiiih scut In tho course of time women may come Iobdiuk newspaper man tejull for tallhig the to reallro that truo urtlrtlo effect is only attained by a proper respect for truth V flut it ptoportion nnd sjmmetry Plenty no asked the doesnt ofn occur does It girl knowledge this truism in most things And the editor has not been able to but dress whero they cannot avoid fly think out exactly what she meant by Ing to extrcmea Tho Gentlewoman the question Hay City Chat nedqullL Vied m Iortlerei Tariff Fashions The old fashioned hand woven bed Tnlr Customer Is this enke plato quilts such as our grandmothers mad orenowthotashlonforportleres Those solid silver Honest Denier oh no Its nn alloy which wero wpenjn blue and whlto are mostjy tin Just the thing for a del roou Oh I remember now Ive Tin 1hough they may Iqol a bjtfaded this will not detract from their artlstio been ever so much in tho newspapers value Besides being useful for porv lately nbout tin plate I siiudoso it has N Y tlorts there old tlmo bedspreads rookA j como into faahlon again Mrs Crosseyo Its cr very 1 ¬ 1 1 aVdffiliablacoueli cover Weekly By upeclal arranscmenl the propr tory of this pnper arts nlilt to offer It Guttering he always holds the ace and and deuce His woh 3 sky high in quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap His cusMORTONS GAP tomers are treated like millionaires Our married peopl are doing the right If you should need anything either great Il is la use In all tbe departments ot tbe United States Governmental Washington and all the thing by attending lbs subscription school depertmsatt ot Ihe Dominion ot Canada or small in his line Walker is the man you v A tacky entertainment r 0r will be given Let others do likewise lJJtnei Is essential CoTernmesl eiperts Ire It tbe preference on are looking for You can get what you paper to cvory well in all dispned points Saturday night April 4th A handsome fprmed man apd in orowttlnrr out want and have a little money left by call- ¬ A unique debate will take place tho old weekly edltona ot poIlUcat It la Adopted lu the Public 8th Is prize will be given to the tackiest dressed dailies ing on him at the old stand night at the school house between two -- Tha newa faclllllea of the Rven lis new cf New York Cite and elsewhere lady or gentleman Admission to cents Inp Post uro unaurpaased educational featnres araeifremely valuable ladies of considerable intelligence refreshments of all kinds In training pupils is a correct use of words Ita Waalitnifton corrennomlcnt capitate htpheas etc Ita Illustrations are Religious services will bo conducted at head of hla profnlQit snparb Its table table of colnaweltbU and Revs P H Kenedy of Henderson the school house Sunday by Rev T H Its rntnkfort Utirgnu la osuitlre maaiures plants aatmats etc are 13 and Andeason of Madisooville charne of Mr A W Karnau and cannot be found elsewhere Merriweatber subject Who U Clod It will havo dally rcpqrta of on Itle the Mert Highly Ceesaaid were the guests of Wm FosterIast ThursirrcKulonal proceeiJitiKi and of AH are invited nil that Is occurrltia M Knvttk day Never hat a dictionary been welcomed with fort We are proud of our George He such unanimous andnnqnallaad eratse by Ibe press Ihe groainalveraliles end by educators r AffiA f Rev S E of Oweosboro Ky paid preaches teaches and exemplifies in bis and critics throagboai the Engllsb peaking WQG our town a flying visit Saturday eve wdrld Americans are proud ot It RnrlLh life what bis mouth expresses promlecp to be Urn moat fidiing n ICAifMv tilVtYf our polltlcul hblor Dr fl F Porter the colored physician Tlio The measles aro on their pilgrimage turo moeta Jntimiry 7 nil- lKilr hi The London Timet says The merits of the iiitn of Louisville is expecting the appointthrough these fertile lands tlio Bcnntorlul conlMt nin tn Standard Dictionary are Indisputable and are dally ilchatv nuttCrs iif RrcM will abundantly attested bra large number of unim ment of assistant physician at the Lakeland If our people are not what they should peachable anlhorltlet llrat Imiortnnrp Tho Vcnfauelatlpffitli will crvuily Asylum to succeed Or Suir who left two be telling us about it does not belp the The New York Herald tayt The Standard affect tho courco of uiirilif Dictionary Is a triumph In tbe ail et publication weeks ag Dr Torter has already paid matter but what will help National ronveolloiM y1l l I t ui most is to in- ¬ It Is ibe most sails toryand most complete dicIn Juno and July a visit to the Institution and it is saidjbas struct lead and guide us by your general- ¬ tionary yet print 0 Tile election In Novrrit r r l U The St Jatnti Budget London aayf j full of mirprli assurances from Gov Dradley that be will ship Any one can talk but It takes alto- ¬ Tbe Standard Dictionary Gatttttl be Ibe pride of should Durlntr such u of Uiuli literary America ttitls the admiration of llteratr receive the place nww dlaturbanco oyfrV itsr wnitlti ti i id England gether a different person to live and act v syiviuiW To W 5414 by Subccrlptlent only Agents Wanted What wilt become of the topwtters this Mr Rasco who has been sick for some- prices season alma died last Sunday He was a member nnd thoto of the Kwitlnii V Ins vol In t vole lonfusfcilly tho n nl Como out and hear Ibe debate between of tbe Baptist cburcb and in good stand- ¬ Hall Ksssla 11800 itaoo Tho Kvcnlna Iom Jh ntnnti dull XX00 IS00 v zzso aperies of alioil flor ih ing Ws were told that be died in full Fall Ristla CiUVlUC h Morton and Killebrew to nigbt at the At- ¬ irtl terete cnt Amcrl un aullic is 00 triumph of faith The cburcb has lost a IfuoAgei In your town tend your subscription 10 lteniombci the Cuniili I vm h kinson Jr Reading Room riOUTC OF THE iaafleCe JOUIaTsllefl Maw Verk this nowKtapor otli oitf ynn tvv faithful member and tbe town a good plfveClrcultrs will be teal on application Mr Pet r Hoyd of Hopkinsville is citizen Brother Rasco leaves a wife and April CHICAGO and here In tho interest of the Weekly Indiseveral children lo mourn his departure cator NASHVILLE BiibncTlpllonn Irt tnc I 0I I 0l Earths loss is heavens gain Rev Gordon POSITIONS GUfllMHTEED lEiriinnaaawwita under tlim oftrr hk l null tml 7 Mr John Nurse of Hopkinsville ar officiated in the funeral services TH ONLY This poxtaeo prcprtiit conditions rived here last Tuesday and is visiting column extends sympathy to the bereaved under reasonable you send for Do not ear It car catalogue 0 not be done tilt Iullman Veetlbulod Tralr Berylco wltb Send subset llotin lib tnrelatives and friends relatives Ilewout wuit Vlnost Say Ooaehoa DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL -w t flleepsrs and Diulnir Oavo Miss Mary Drown who bai been visit Marvelous Results iling Russellville Ky passed through our wo From a letter written by Rev J Gunder Solentlflo Amrlfln st town for Madisonville man of Dimondale Mich we are permit ¬ HoshvlUe Test fe Agency for Tfata College endorsed by Jankers I have no hesi ¬ and merchantsIt stronglyweeks by Draughona Two new scholars have matriculated at ted lo make this extract VOUK tation in recommending Dr Kings New method of teaching bookkeeping la equal to Terra Ibe Atkinson College Ibis week The TWBLVB weeks by the old plan Special ad Discovery as tbe results wero almost mar- vantages In Shorthand Penmanship aud Teles college looks like a winner raphy velous In tbe case of my wlfey While I vacation Cheap board Open to both eeiee Ko Xnter tvw Ballreag far Paid The Christian Endeavor on last Sunday was pastor of tbe Baptist Cburcb at Rives DAUB STnnV J W have recently prepared HVatB tUUll elected new officers with Ilia exception of books on VooatKHsriNU 088887 m m auanv vt Junction she was brought down with Pneu adept UioaTUino astoPBaiiAMauireepeelally nrw tra IN TUB t i Ihe president Prof W R Harding study Wilts for Home Study nt t0 no monia succeeding La Grippe Terrible tlrcuUra at once arall ok it A new feature bai been Introduced in paroxysms ot coughing would last hours AND N0RTHWE8T IndUiok wrfta 8 ffi t the A M E Zlon Sunday School A with little Interruption and It seemed as If im UsT w I 4iar socjr S L ROUBRS I P JUIPftllirt West bureauwv eecurlnirpaunuia Auertea for young lady will lecture on theS S chart she could no survive them A friend rec very rateM by brouja a A Iivsiiiville Ind Itlie puUlo hj taken out Iun free of cClri 5 Suo Pass Agt sialic next Sunday CbatanoogaTennn commended Dr Kings New Discovery It II It GHISWALU A 0 P A Uvatiivllla Ind Rev G Wj Dupee of Paducah will was quick in Its work and highly satisfactory In results Trial bottle free at St preach al Providence on the 5th Sunday In IaybutfiWprOuV totweeataalietf txC n actentlde paper la the fJCP liiilendlUly u world Regular size 50c Bernard Drug Store utr atud tlutn emull Jua 000 this montb for Rev Silveys grand rally man ahould Uwtthout k WMklyPaYa Sufficiently Healed I Our Ulff TOO 1ugo Cataloguo and Buyers and lioo reari lJUslririomu AddieiVwrTtxV OoUleprovn that Its poattble WtUba Well Watered Several of the Morions Gap people were r-Lighted by Its noondA UbuUlIlutrattoas describee in town last Sunday attending the Odd Lutlltbi9iroflrioooiovwiO Fellows Thanksgiving sermon urttcluevrytlifutfyouuko Voseudlt Tblt House la Newl furnishings are Hew I for tSconta thats uot for tbe book bat Miss Macule Ilass has la her possession v9vaPa Kmthing HtslCtsis to pay part ot lbs prti4cr eiprtMRQ a curious musical Instrument She wishes and kevyoSlilloiK Vtiu cant gstttto Will raccjv- - prompt tmention at some one would call and play for her itutck KY MADONVIUJ gWeWt rTJiuaYiaW w jLm l amfafamlr famm tins officer MONTOOMPRV WARD A CO It ifnatUuuttuttkmni Kstimaca urhl jltid Jamfi Rash bn relilfned from Provi eaUl a Lax AiUraM AM dence port application 4Mio wiirasi trtwtn rwrY lnntMUMkiH Av CMtMf i ¬ The very finest entertainment of any kind was given at Earlington last Satur- ¬ day evening of the 29 of February by lie Young MeriTllorrTClab of ibe city The tabte swUdpS The waiters were Jno Tlsilale Henry Ray John Radford and Robt Williams Dispensers Mesdames Mintle Ray Ella Merriweatber Eliza fc Blessing Nary Josie Earl Sara Clemens by H Uarrei V R Harding presided at the first table and Ellga Pritchet at the second The hall was beautifully decorated with flags cedar and Japanese lanterns The refreshments were excellent sad the menu varied served m five courses A large number were present and enjoyed themselves highly until a late hour ¬ ei PiONeeR TINNER A Daily UaT0SE THI BUT Misses Annie Earle Cordie Teague and tt la the LaUat and Meat Ctaplste Mr H D Cunningham attended the BanContains joiISj words manj thousand snore Hastaken a permanent stand at the bead quet Saturday night and report a nice than any ether dictionary eter published time Mora than 1990000 were espended in Its pro- ¬ ot tbe clan with a full and complete stock of Newspaper TAND Mr S Morris was in town Sunday and Lincoln Teague Susie Johnson Lemon Cunningham lott Monday for Madisonville where they will attend school ¬ duction 147 Specialists and Editors were en cased In its preparation Daflajtlene are Clear saw Elect Its Sfovasr Castings and Tin ware This Paper For i 1 Mrs Geo Kunn Mr W R Teague Mr E Johnson went to Madisonville Monday President Kline ol NewYotk Dtate Normal Which he offers to his patrons at prices Colleje ears its daholtloas are best to be found anywhere Scores o critics say the which barmomie with a poor man s pocket same and places competitors in the shade and tta EtyawlarUi are Bteuad When it comes to Repairing Rooting or The are especially commended by the At Untie Month T lioatoa the Westminister London Sander Scheol Times Phlladelpbl and scores ot others It U a Oevernaacat Autherlty p2e5 ¬ The Louisville Evening Post -- dr Earlington v Icy ¬ VAfeoUTE rfar w1Rr Mfi THE YEAR ¬ iTitni - ¬ ¬ iit I North Daily Market Exports 1 ¬ Sinnirrrnt 2 SO ¬ u4t4te64 tkMteej aw ve i ryT SOUTH nan ¬ Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee 1 St Paul ¬ Why not bi yeur frH l iAiuirfi h2j fllUim 1 ¬ mn Middle rait tJ NBW al PIPriPPSal rtB WkOUCtJ3SrlllV We HOTEL V- JOB WORIC y ysmkmitt j Tt bat rr -- 4aV Jii- - r V V 1 n i fti-- i- 4

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