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Vsn aolestaieilo A p n nmtctf CAPT T L LEE Manage H NI2WBOLD Manager Ky Palmer House BroadwaysPaducali Ky Cor Main and Auction bti Mowphis Tenn 342 W Main StrcctLoui8vIlle WICKHAM Houser Building St LouifT Mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo gfesmtfe UESSER Officer A S FORD ManaKerSygHKiW 327 Upper Second StWEyansville 111 i arras Ind V 4 KBri Interest to the Retail GOAL awSfe ShafBiXooXoutiof FF P TRADE wnicn will appear frorh time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Goal Company u KS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING PITHY MIm IsaUlta Sells known the Lady Colt on he Tint Oportcr died at OanVsvIlte I infant aged 8t yeara Her firm was known for Dell years In Pittsburg as Gray A Mississippi paper says PARAGRAPHSr INOORPORATED 4 V t l5 -- - fV - Oar lovely Miss Â¬ issippi dlmata makes ns fndlKarent to the exact less of be Anthracite coal comWce Up In Ibo bteatcMorttivresttbay pay thelitis Tbe secret ot beating the monopoly Is 0 pack op and como v rtUi c a Unprecedented activity is noted ot tato in tbe purchase and development of coal lands in eastern Tennessee along tbe line ot the Cincinnati South Â¬ ern Railroad Tbe exodus of Uuns and Slavs from tbe Con nellsvillo Coking region continues unabated Every day squads of them pass out making their way to tbe coke fields oIAVest Virginia and Ala Â¬ bama while a great many are returning to their native countries Fully one thousand have left the region since the first of tbe year- Jn passing along1 tbe tracks of a certain rMIroad lirto a pedesfrian noticed a shabbily attired Polish woman picking coal with a greasy faced little chap wbpse beadwas surmounted by a military cap What company do you belong tor- - asked the pedestrian jocularly Ob birn no company the woman interrupted Hii pop is a society man Conncllsvillo Courier It is very difficult just now to arrive at a clear understanding of the 4 Ii totbsSoath t ie ff - rotate as ft fuel in North Dakota Eitlmat Ugjobusbelaaaooly one cord of fjoo wood tbls rsakee tltea wortb ten cents a busbel for fuel wbtcb Is aaid to bo better net price I baa tbey wlil bring oa the larrn in msnyparts ot Hortb Dakota A V ti J Jt Tbe low boat Boatipf Pittsburg handling sank toar ceal lor tbe Crescent Coal Co UargecontalBlDj 100000 baibels ot coal by CWriliHga bridge jiief at Mfmpbl Tenn - j tV v t Hera is as Item to remind a visitor to a coal rnloebtsoHJetfelng Fonr slttlotos have been found la an abaadoned coat mino near Colliers W Va aod uear tbem Was a fluk containing a record dated Novtmber 2 to 7 i86j saying tbat on Ayers Toca Ackleson and Jos Â¬ Jobn Bwlag eph Coney deserters had been tmpriionod in a mine by 4 cave m The record was signed by Joseph Coney and told ofjbe killing of Ayers and Ackleson and eating parts of their body Coney wrote tbat he finally bad to kill Ewlng in self defense Courier Tbo city mult has been heard was sold at public outcry Monday for tbe sum of 3000 to J W Srollb ot the Pineyille Coal and Coka Co Thstrsakory is nowflusber than it bas been since 87 and alt those holding warrants are requested to brlotf tbem to the desk vnfmft them cashed Tba troops will be ordered out to prevent a figbt ofcr this fund when the Common Council meets which dpt be as soon as they see this piece of BCWiMprint Tinevitle Ky rv -- - r r iA v St Bernard Coat Companys Coal Tipple at Paducah Ra v j v u - i0 1 fgBBMMpBPMsaaaaxsaMaasMsMVsBMMssasMasanaiwsaMHi Famous No 9 Coal for all rises from Barlington Diamond and St CharlvMinelnl vrnri Vibrating cilsting conditions in the coke market Influences by other causes than those governing actual supply and demand so often have an unlooked for bearing in the market tbat it is pretty hard to tell which way the cat is going to jump Tbe present circular price of furnace coke 200 per ton will hold good till April 1st akMbe least but after tbat date there will ba a change either for better or worse Â¬ has ordered Judge Stuart at Bristol Tenn tbe property of lb Big Stone Gap Co to bo sold The property in- Â¬ to satisfy claims of creditors volved Is worth many thousands of dollars and In Â¬ cludes 500 acres oftieasedejlaolJolHfmo fiWtwmctJJJncb o price eRUSHED0KFF0R BASE BURWS - AND F for a much less supeiloraS7rttSlc etc TbecokcoverihavobecoperatedrdHrintr tne last two or tnree years unaer u receiverana during that time receivers certificates have been issued 16 tbo amount ot 37000 to satisfy the claims of creditors and io meet running expenses It is estimated that with fifty additional coke ovens the property could bo made a paying investment butdwfng to the litigation in which it has been involved it baa been Impossible to se- Â¬ cure additional capital Â¬ Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY V I HAWAII - THE PEARL OF THE PACIFIC The Ninth of a Series of Letters by John R Mustek M 1 BKk E G U L ATO RM - Historical Author of tbe Columbian Novels Brother Against etc etc Brother THE M- SPRING MEDICINE BtT 0rrlfli iSiAby PuHica New VorkJ iiit CoMrAHV A Journey laIUllinNC I ivkr Rrniti ator rinnt torget to take it Now is tne lime you Owner need It most to wtke up your Mver A sluggiih Liver brings on Malaria Fever and Ague Rheumatism and mariy other Oi course no visitor to the Ha Â¬ Ills which shatter the constitution and Dont forget the word waiian Islands fails to sec the great wreck health It la SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR REGULATOR you want The word REO ULATOR distfngulshes It from all other And besides this SIMMONS remedies LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the to the Orcat Volcano A Mysterious Plantation eMington free library r volcano Kilauea The journey to this volcano can now be made very comfortably The Wilder Steamship Company runs a line of steamLiver keeps It properly at work that your ers front Honolulu to Ililo which system may be kept In good condition This FOR THE BLOOlf take SIMMONS there connect with a stage Jt is the best bjood stage takes one to the Volcano LIVER REOULATOR Try It and note House about three miles from the purifier and corrector Look for the RbD L the difference You wont find It on crater ot every package On Dec xo 1 boarded the Kin any other medicine and there Is no other Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER au a steamer of the Wilder line REGULATQR the KIsiKof Liver Remedies The next morning we for Ililo Be sure you get it were at one o the ports on the J II icltlu SrCo Philadelphia Pa northern part of the innd called Wahumacoua where there was a larco sugar plantation for which pur ship was bringing some heavy as tne vessel was anmachinery Qnn from 10 a m to g p m dally chored half a mile front shore the transportation of that ponderous excpt Sunday Corjlal invltaiiort Is entaqde4 to who machinery to land was nn interest Two of the boats were yer Hy fjnd a spare ital hour to Im- - ing sight lowered and lashed together with t the IRRK LIBRARY prove their tin ropes and heavy beams of timber Then the great iron rollers and MORE THAN BOO VOLUMES cylinders were let down by means MORS THAN FirnT PBRIQDICALS of a steam derrick and placed on DAILY WKBKLY MONTHLY the two boats which were then rowed ashoro b the native sailors Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens The water in this bay is so clear rvo Specie Labeled that wo could see pebbles on the ountoaiTlfisfneMTHB Indian mounds bottom at the depth of forty or fifty or HopKlHai oounty A pind feet bchoois ol tisti somo weigh OOLLBOTIbN ing twenty to thirty pounds could the ship Nriirf sftNds i varjeltea In form of bo seon swimming about ex The natives on board cast ovtjr plurj frames which collection was hibited at the Worlds Columbtsn Expo hooks and caught one fine large Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Ptiologrspha v When the cargo for this pott had been all taken ashore wo contin nrtici ued pur voyage down the coast of inland which with its ol grasei exhibited at the great Priw cdlUctio mitea of stone fences and brown CVumWaH Exoriikw ajth wemed a barren waste Then soon as wc steamed along the shore tbo snow capped peak of Mauna Kea arpso before our vis ion jn strong contrast witty the Will rtoeivc ptompt attention at tropical sun and summer www V Estimates furnitiioti that fanned our cheeks Ouu office DurinKHie afternoon we Traps Pbotograghlc BUMsrons and beautiful and Â¬ sition follow nJOB WORK ViSS J Upon appHcAttou i-- tm Mlei PaniloW iyvu rned He was very much Next day with a guide and the pig sty was highly flavored smiled againcxpression on his face Minister Stevens daughter an esti Â¬ volcano on approaching the house feet deep I mable young lady was drowned Steam was issuing from the scams alarmed for his guests until he horses I set out for the RrcatKoni with the odor of saddles freshly Is this Colonel Norris Miss Stevens had been visiting in the lava crusted earth along the saw them coming across the lava district the land of stone and oiled harnessand a smoky kero asked approaching him nndyex- Hour after hour we sene lamp which had not been tending my hand He maoe no some friends at this place and was roadside and when we gained the flow They had scarcely felt the coffee t taking tne vessel lor nonoiuiu wnen higher ground we could see for earthquake at all but they had to trudged on over the stony earth cleaned and trimmed more than answer and only looked at mcv I There were a go about a mile above to cross the relieved occasionally by groves of once in its lifetime the boat which was conveying her miles about us then remembered the colonel trees and now and then evidences to the ship was overturned by the thousand fissures in the earth from chasm At last I ventured to lie down on sometimes feigned deafness 30 I surf and sho was drowned in fifty which hot steam and smoke were Half a mile from the Lake of of civilization and former occu- the bed Ihe apartment next to vrote on a card asking Can myself and guide sttty1 at feet of water A native sailor after Â¬ issuing while far off to the west the Fire as the second crateris called pancy in the form of art empty mine was occupied by Celestials ward dived to the bottom and re- smoke from the eternal fires of we came upon a small corral made beer bottle at the roadside I never knew your ranch but Jor what purpose No Kilauea gave it the appearance of of lava in which wc left the covered her body lie answered white his That night we reached Pahala the sounds issuing from it being Ypti are village plantation of sometimes suggestive of a sausage eyes flashed with fire We arrived at Hilo at about eight Dorcs painting of Dante s Inferno horses and armed with stout which is nnu in the evening and going ashore I Below the Volcano house not three sticks proceeded oyer the plain of between eight hundred and a thou- factory sometimes of a laundry a missionary a white man through the sand inhabitants Of these two dyeing works or planing mill nexationist was taken in a hack to Hilo Hotel hundred paces away are vast sul- hard glaring lava I am neither I am an author kept by a Portugese named Joseph phur banks from which issues va seams of which sulphurous steam at least are white the others be- This adjoining apartment was cerMr constantly hissed ing Japanese Vierra Chinese and na tainly no larger than my own but I answered From here to the Volcano Dor in a continuous stream You cant deceive me- - he House one goes over a fairly good Lee theproprietorhasbuilta bath At last we gained the side of the tives I saw but one white man and after nineteen Chinamen of all cried striking his stick ton the House anu conveys tnesuipnur va- Â¬ lake road through the Puna district in The crater was inactive one white boy The great- whistle ages had entered it I became tired You are a preacher and a stage which makes the trip every por to it the healing properties of and had been so for a year siice at the plantation mill blew shortly of counting and sought peace in ground which he declares are unequaled Mr Mustek 3 a missionary a white man opposed after our arrival and an army of sleep other day visit this volano has in favpr of annexaThe Volcano House is a large been in eruption According to Japanese men and women came Onv the morning of December At last the sausage mill ceased to royalty and commodious country inn with ac- the newspaper reports the flow of in from the fields with hoes on the laundry grew quiet the wheels tion You stole all the land of the 14th we boarded the stage and left Ililo Ir the suburbs we halted to commodations equal to such places lava began oajanuary 5 but far their shoulders and went to their of the planing mill ran more natives to assure him that I had I tried It is a down into its hollow depths the miserable little huts pick up 1 Japaneso womnn Avho in the United States smooth and the mosquitoes hav never stolen an inch of Hawaiian great pleasure resort and patron- faint glow of fires or hqated stones was going up the road and at the These Japs are all brought to ing satisfied their wants at my exAl could be seen while tho rumbling the islands on the contract labor pense I slept until rosy morn I soil save what clung to my boots bridge beyond Hilo we took a na- Â¬ ized extensively by invalids tive man and an empty goods box tho it would seem that one could of subterranean thunders reached system lhey are called coolies might have slept longer had not a that I was hot a missionary and porch and our cars The fires were a thou and are but little better than slaves cow poked her head in at my only being an American citizen had no on board Then the four horses almost stand on its with the stage bwept down the road throw a stone into the crater it is sand feet below us and almost hid Their importation is beneficial window and awakened me by an interest in their political wrangle den by dense clouds of sulphurous only to the large plantations but unearthly bawl through a lane with rich cane fields three miles away My landlord pro- over annexation or the queen 1 In Vain My guide whose name was smoke From the fissures of stone an injury to the islands as they vided me a breakfast from which But he whs obdurate on either side a strange mixture of on the side the quivering air bore labor for twelve dollars per month a Washington Square trap would appealed to his humanity to the After a few miles the cane fields Albert was f There the and board themselves He was born in evidences of heat It is said turn wth contempt and then fact that he wasajbitorn5ii-him--seldisappeared and we plunged into nationalities that he hadxJCbpo acreAtif his mother was a native of guide lighted his pipe by the fire that a Japanese can live on one charged me Deltnonico prices for vast forests of ahia wood mingled japan the natives randVyrjoielTjaRraU with which wild coffee was grow the Gilbert Islands and his father of the volcano and I thrust my dollar per month sending the re his accommodations the missionaries CQmbfncdyjtU a Frenchman He had been reared walking staff a few inches into the mainder to Japan ing Occasionally we passod a To saddle up and leave Pahnla was no use I had to go Tho the stick was of I was informed that I mast lodgq was a luxury narrow path leading into a dense in California and was only tempor apperture 1 changed guides For ten miles our course lay jungle and whenever one glanced arily in Hawaii Tho a very in- Â¬ green wood in a few moments it was with a Chinaman The thought here Taking a native boy named across the black lava flow of 1887 telligent fellow he was unable to ablaze the heat was so intense was unpleasant but it was either Harry with me I started on a down it the shanty of a Japanese This flow is black as charcoal and might have been seen snugly hid solve the problem of his national that one could not remain long at with the Chinaman or out on the three days journey through Kona hard as flint with sharp bristling ity I tried to but soon gave it this place I A Chinese cook prepared to a ptce called Kailua den away like a ground birds nest street points on every square foot on Going around to the north side my supper ana 1 was men uown At noon we reached the village which not a vestige of vegetation I he stage carried the mail and up Mounting my horse in the court we found grear flow holes where to my room which was situated in of Waiohinu and I was surprised at the manner sparkling water can bo found Tho blackness is in which this was- distributed by in front of the house we began the the lava was piled up in a thou- a cow lot in close proximity to a where we met Mr Meineckc a relieved only by the whito bleachuy a zigzag course we sand fantastical shapes One of pig sty It was a small house wiir German gentleman who has a ing bones of animals which have At every path along descent the driver the way he gavo a blast on his wound our wav down the cliff into these cones looked like an ele- two rooms and the one on the store and a coffee plantation On perished in crossing it On on stagq horn and threvY off a letter the first1 crater which is over three phant reared on its hind legs the mania side I was to occupy learning it was our intention to and on through the gathering or paper Sometimes there was a miles across our path sometimes head and trunk being quite well My room waa eight by ten feet stop at tho Kuhukit ranch the gloom of night and a threatening had a square table a jvash basin home of Colonel N orris he as- storm we pressed for ten miles post box at the roadsidor and as he leading along the sjde of the cliff formed wnmuu uy uiu siago unvcr uuuiy and the projecting rocks almost When active tho volcano of towel pitcher saucer with soap sured us that it Was very doubt- Then wo entered a forest where dropped into it the mail tor the grazing ur knees as we passed Kilauea is one of the earths great- in it a mirror which by actual meas- ful if that individual would enter the trees grew far apart and the We gained the second plain or est natural wonders In the lake urement was four by six inches a tain me as ho was bitterly op- ground was covered with bunch owner of the plantation Ono practico in Hawaii might great crater at last This plain is or second crater the lava is con- hard bottom chair a steamer chair posed to white men Ten miles grass and ferns At last when our each a valuable lesson to the covered with dark lava plains tinually boiling in a furious man- with sailors mattress on the floor beyond his rapcli howover was a tired horses were almost ready to United States and that is the em which in the distance looks liko a ner throwing up iets and fount and a mosquito netting over it ddscrled liouso in which we had sink from exhaustion wq came ployment of jconvict labor on pub- congealed quagmire ains sometimes to the height1 of 1 vas informed that this gorgeous better stay if Colonel Norris re upon thff deserted house jird lic roads Hawaii has some of the Once upon this plain wc en- Â¬ seventy five feet dashing against apartment had been rented to an- Â¬ fused to accommodate us overcome with our exertion threw best and spme of the worst roads tered a path made across the lava tho banks in fiery waves and throw- Â¬ other party who had kindly cbn We set out for Kuhuku and ourselves on the floor and slept Some of her In places ferns were growing out ing up clouds of molten Bpray sented to occupy less commodious reached it at 4 i m By this time regardless of the howls df Wild roads in the world dark plouds obscured the skies and dogs on the mountains broad turnpikes oyer the moun Â¬ from tho seams in the crust As making one of the grandest most quarters for my accommodatipn tains aro duo to convicts working we pressed on over the chasm awe inspiring sights imaginable Colonel Norris is n mustcrious The apartment was supplied chilling winds sweeping down out their fines oryear9 of penal serv riven surface we came upon a From the lake we went to tjie with fresh reading matter in the from snow capped Mauna Loa man Soiio say ho is from Vir- Â¬ itude which is certainly moropro- - wider deeper crack spanned by a great sulphur cave Tho tho ther form of a copy of ItefilfawatiaH portended a coining storm The ginia and was a coJiel in tho ntaole thnn luring tnem out to a bridge There is a story con- mometor stands at over one hun Gatette ono month arfVjHwq days ranch is small village of houses Confederate army otljethat he nected vith this chasm the guide dred in this cave we entered it old Dingy dark musty with and barns enclosed in walls of is an iMignstiman corporation rto nas no If a man violates the Jawitmakes said One day a party of tourists penetrating our way through the opium fumes the place seemed a stone We soon came upon a Chi relatives is immensely rich has a no dtffurence whether he commits left the Volcano House and went boiling hissing steam Stalactites fit abode for robbers and cutthroats naman and Kanaka skinning a bill large account in the Bank of a misdemeanor or a felony he to sec the crater which was then ol sulphur and ttlum hung like Tho darkness and dingmess of the lock that had just been slain while England and will allow no wo must serve the spunky little repub- Â¬ active While they were there the golden and silver Icicles from the apartment were strongly sugges standing near them with a long man or child or white man on lic by digging on the road It was too tive of pitfalls and assassination stick jn his hand was an old man his premises unless assured of his island was convulsexl with an dome of the cavern At four oclock the Volcano earthquake Mr-Lee fearing hpt to remain inside long so wc while as if in mockery of the sur whose tall form was slightly bent immoral character opposition to Ilotipo MY Peter Lee proprietor somo harm had his guutta hastened out mounted our horses roundings sonte ouft had pinned and his hair and beard a yellowish tho missionaries and loyalty to ox was reached One hasall the evi- - rati to the Java Aow to find this and returned to the k Volcano on the wall th motto Nearer white His oyes werQ sunken and Queen Liliuokalani ii neyer- deAces of the iear proximity of a awtul chasm from thirty to fifty ti efe WM my God- - to TWV worua oniniTvittd JOHN IU MUSICK Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ ft Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ bflln c is 7 t - v r t tfWBIWMBiBWIMMMIWiJIBIttMMiBfcDfcmWfclBt JMHmtWt flidf9ttflfc il Vfc suau TTA 1 I J rl j j vHm LiflHIBPWffiflMHHMBK3ll jlHllHKn DONT OUT WEB PUBLlaHlNQ CDMPANY Incorporated l EitlliiKton af Siconl it itfrMtritleitotEc IJli mailer SUIISCRIPTION On RATES It to Anla mftilAfl fr nn innliefttlon wanted In til parti of I ha Cartespondents iountr Address usror particulars Rnitplfflfit Six Mentha Three Moatht Single Copto Yearsttltllylnailvnee Jo 15 x ifr THURSDAY MARCH la t8oG HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY f The output of coal in Hopkins county during 1S96 was about one fourth the total output of the en tire State In 1896 the exact output of the State was 3207720 ions biÂ¬ tuminous and cannelcoal Hopkins Countys output was 7 8 S 43 5 tonsallbitu minoUs Ihis is a gain over the produpt of 1893 of 2 73 6l tons and a loss of 28823 tons as cov pared with 1894 which L ft 1893 of 60084 tons the result of the sympathetic during which strike Hopkins Countys miners ivorked daily t The total number m em- ployees in Hopkins county ihl896j was 1SS7 Ani year showed gain iojer S arls employed 288lFatal ilies atmines subjeet to inspection in State 8 No Â¬ fatal accidents in Hop- - kins Total coke produced in Kentucky diMingfflSfff 26110 rutJiiojismtmsJ tons KoweUj sS6 Newspaper Director at JSarlington werelnade iayt I r The Bzzilhundw Republican four j paces xcxtS aobscrlplion tit eilib- - ft iitbed iBSaj Paul M Moore editor if Bee Publishing Co Publishers K AwiiritmiKi The Oil official organ vii iincicsu 01 western Kentucky Only republican paper Jn Uopklnj re publican last elecUon and fifteen id joining counties Published In cblef mining town and county of Kentucky Mining chief revenue of countys aaii mfnAA American Barllngton has four months citizens UIUtIeumcGi more free schools than Kiita n rnr whiteand colored Two publlelibrariea iui t iigJujBMiipayliipiiiiiUiyiuiiiiLityim Bee has a statement kindly furnished by Chief Inspector C J Norwood of the coal output of Hopkins county by the various companies which we will gladly furnish to those interested upon application The Â¬ N The Elkton Progress says of the Blue Stocking Club of that place The name of one of the literary societies ot the town is about to work a revolution in the colors and fashions of womans wearing apparel or a part of it Â¬ Â¬ Tim number ol men killed in Illinois mines last year was 75 and the number injured losing time was 605 The fatal accidents made 42 widows and left m children fatherless This is an unfortunate record with which Kentucky compares most favorably Illinois tonnage in 1894 was 18500000 tons Kentuckys output last year was 3207770 tons with only 8 fatalities Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ the staunch sound money Senator is dead The Courier Journal says of him But a little over a week ago Rozel Weissinger was in Louisville full of health courage and devotion to the cause of his party and his people To day he lileless on the field of duty literally faithful unto death as he was hounded unto death For in very truth he died at his post loyal to the last unconquerable by aught save the great conqueror of all A less deter mined man would have capitulated sooner to the disease that had seized him but with death already gripping his heart and blanching his face he remained on guard in tliu Capitol until Saturday and even then when he could not leave his bed his last public act was with feeble hand but Inflexible fidelity to strike a blow or tho cause in whoso defense he laid dowji his life Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Hon Rozel Weissinger jority to regard their consciences support and Senator Deboe exand their oaths The effect seems pressed similar sentiments assuring to luvtybccn good One Kcpub members that what they desired was As in the past The Beej will licatv member wlo is a special a united front and victory1 would follow Mr Boyle tendered have opinions upon questions o crony 01 tne contcstcc voting so as surely deprived df lis society his thanks for the honor they had interest and the courage to express not to be One jwho tiad bcen a former con- conferred upon him and promised those opinions testant with as I16 alleges a good to do all that he honorably could Read this issue of The Bee case and had been deprived of his do to win through carefully and see what we scat jiy the vote of this same con While the Republicans were cn arc doing and help us to do mprcs tcstcc having made his race this gaged in this love feast the Demotime on that ground voted for him crats werfi holdingLanigansBall lest- It should be said he was re just across the way in the Senate LAWS NEWSPAPER vengeful tlftfs heaping coals of Chamber A number of sound And Mr money Democrats so styling themThe following are laws laid down b the fire upon his head United Stales Government for the protec Burnatp whoplied Mr Force with selves had addressed a petition to questions touching the disfranchis- Mr Blackburn to withdraw in lion of newspapers If subscribers order tbe discontinuance ing of thcvoters of Madison favor of some one upon whom all of the periodical the publisher may con county by tne Democrats having couiu agree ana itius maKu an ci tinue to send them until all arrearages ace evidently been convinced by that fort to elect aJDcmocratto Senator gentleman that tlicy had good and The conference was appointed to paia It tbe subscribers neglect or refuse to sufficient rcasonqr doing so but endeavor to convert it into a cautake their periodical out of the of5ceto that itvicuid be wrorig for the Recus- in case those who seemed to which they are directed they are responsl publicans to follw their example be governed by principle should hie until they settle their bills and Order dodgedthe issue altogether by ab attend and participate and thus fi senting himself jduriog roll call bind them to its action by a major them discontinued If subscribers move to other places with Tjese members rchovy patted on ity vote Finding there was but out informing the publishers and the papers the back And congratulated for one of the signers of the manifesto are sent to tbe former direction thcare KeiihpjBpartisarj action but if the present the bolters as they were held responsible The cotSrts have decided saihVgcntlemen Jwhen the vote is termed were mercilessly assailed that refusing to take periodicicats from the taken on the next case should hap- office or removing and leaving them un pen 10 vote wmi tneirpariy iney called for Is prima facia evjdence Of in Will be as heartily condemned by thosewho are now praising thenl tentional fraud Any person who receives a newspaper 1 rte evidence snowed gross irreguand makes use of It whether he has or larities illegalities apd incompedered it or not is held by law a subscriber tency add while not worse than If subscribers pay in advanco they are many pthersprobably whicfi could boundo give notice to the publisher at have been shown in the clectiorfof tbe end of their time If they do not wish members ontbath sides which had to continue taking it otherwise the pub- not been the subject of investiga lisher is authorized to send it on and tbe tion the House would have been subscriber will be responsible until an ex clearly justified and the right of press notice with payment of all arrears is suffrage purified by arradverse de HOPKINS cision Xlicsooncr it is made imsent to the publisher Publishers of newspapers can under perative to have honest and com- CALDWELL the law arrest any man for fraud Mho petenfclectipn Officers and to hold TRIGG TO takes a paper and refuses to pay for it therr strictlyvtd the fetter of the MoLEAN Undeybisjaw is a daorsrous trick for a law in the fulfillment of their nsn nallnufni ilnhinlinn arvMmt In duties and allow no subsequent exHENDERSON j THE BEE roarotffromTsuffloiitb3 toai year and a cuses to palliate the crime or remit WEBSTER baUlainpaid and ihentell the postmaster the penalty prescribed when they Is the only Republican paper UNION to mark It refused or seud to the editor are deffljcf in the performance thereof tbe sooner such contests a postal card to discontinue the paper in Sixteen Western Kentucky CRITTENDEN will cease LIVINGSTON Counties hard work with the The Globe Democrat of yester- Â¬ it is not all MARSHALL Occasionally they inpresent indications legislators day says the SEVEN of these counties dulge jn a little pleasantry in disGRAVES arc that McKinley will either be cussing the momentous questions heavy type gave Republican Mccracken nominated by the National Con vhich come before them and the BALLARD on the first ballot or will various fish and gamehills which vention Majorities last election CARLISLE come so near it that there will be a haye beeji presented are an unfail Spread Republican Gospel stampede toward him on the second ing source of amusement and opHICKMAN portunity for banter When deand carry the other NINE ballot which will sweep the Con- bate becomes very warm and some jflJLTON vention confusion ensues with dozens THE BEEought to have 10000 subscribers making motions and claiming A HArpv time at Frankfort yes- recognition there is one efterday The House turned out fectual mode of producing order US YOUR DOLLAR The report of Kauffman and the Senate retal- and good humor ThO ROQ Pllhlkhlnff Hfl t ArlrlrrQc Tr- iated by unseating Dr James and the committee on enrollments is k iiiuuuu UUHU111115 wwii liariingion Vw always in order and takes precedWalton Blood is at boiling point ence over all other business and V15i and almost anything is predicted whpa Bedlam seems to have broken BRILLIANT LEGISLATION The ballot resulted in Blackburn loose and the gavel of the Speaker and denounced and Carlisle pro in vain the stri- claimed the boss traitor of them Repub- belabors his desk 54 Carlisle ro Bucker 1 An amusing instance of how imall licans hope to elect Boyle today dent voice of its Chairman Hon Mr Blackburn made one of his practical and useless a law can be H C Baldwin of Jackson county which was made is seen in an enactment of sayoften is heard The Louisville Post says the ing iMMr Speaabove the- din Com- characteristic speeches when he the Indiana Legislature in regard not extemporaneous kerl The Madisonvillc Hustler would like mittee on Enroll mcnt desires to found his petitioners were not in to coal mining Some time ago a to sec the coal lands of Hopkins report etc Immediately the attendance but had been carefully bill was passed which contained the disorder ceases the unruly mem- considered and typewritten for the following county developed We think the All coal mined in this State unPost misinterprets our neighbor bers take their seats amid shouts occasion which tact fully exposed der contract for payment by the A of laughter and a page takes the the trap that had been baited Hopkins countys coal lands are bill which has been passed and en- resolution of unabated confidence ton or other quantity shall be pretty well developed and her rolled to the clerks desk where unalterable allegiance and unfail- weighed before being screenedand output is one fourth of the total after jt has been compared with ing supporf to the bitter end was the full weight thereof shall be credited to the miner of such coal output of the State and much tho original it ia signed by the adopted 80 pounds of speuker WJien therefore on Fri The next day in the joint session and constitute asuch coal as mined greater than that of any other shall bushel and 3000 day the Standing Committees were it was in order to explain votes county called and S B No was re- when changing from Blackburn to pounds of coal as mined shall con5 stitute a ton provided that nothing ported which aimed to Senator Carlisle and The questions and answers de- law in reference to the amend the hissed as he did one by the free was in this act shall be so construed as silprotection so partment of the Courier Journal of food fishes sp as to permit seinto compel payment for sulphur ver contingent and they were imsays it takes more pickets to make ing at certain seasons and the mediately rebuked for their dis- rock slate blackjack or other ima fence over a hill than on a level voice of Mr Baldwin was heard purities which may be loaded with Here is what the Courier Journal addressing the Speaker everyone courtesy by benator Hayward who or amongst coal although differing with tho speaker says The proviso concluding this law tittered and then an expectant sior countenance If the distances to be covered lence fell upon thp House waiting would not tolerate hoped if it oc- practically annulled it When a such conduct and arc the same in both cases and the for theornmittee qn Enroll ment curred again the room would be superintendent was arrested and bottoms of the pickets are to be But when it became fined t04repqrt the same distance apart no if the evident that the long restrained elo- cleared of the offenders When miner 100 for refusing to credit a with the full weight of his Mr Robbins name was called he the tops of the pickets are to be quence of the pratorwas about to rose to explain his vote and in- coal before screening the law got the same distance apart yes afford aft intellectual treat of Suppose we stick to the proposi- higljcs qrder the enthusiasm the stead made a violent intemperate into the Supreme Court Of course of and insulting attack ipon the sound it was easily shown that tho screen tion and put the pickets full the members knew no bounds money members who persisted in ing is merely a process for remov- length the same distance apart The earnest and lmpassionecLargu refusing to vote for Blackburn ing the impurities froa the coal How would this do merits of the speaker in advocacy when he said they had agreed and and the law plainly states that it of thc bill which he explained was promised on the stump to support shall not be so construed as to to permit lshermento fish in the the caucus nominee for Senator compel payment for impurities fishjgg streams ofKitHucky were and in fact in one case had even As the first and last parts of the s dlpiostjundlstinguishable on ac- agreed in writing to do so and laV arc conflicting ones providing count Pf thuprqarious applause now they were bolters MriCar for one thing while the other prowitliAYlijch every sentence was rol here rose and asked the gentle- Â¬ vides for tho opposite tho court grpeted And twhefl in his perora man to state the grounds for the hcld4hat there could be no conSome fellow at Hopkinsvllfc tjbn hcaicl that if it were true assertion and Mr Robbins hotly viction and the miner lost his case aocs scnu tne most unreliable a had beeq said jn advocating rejoined that when the member Statute books of soycral states liji fishps as food from the fourth district of Louis- contain just such examples of brilspace filling specials now and siinilarlcbiHs then to the daily press Another wejre Igood to increase the brain ville was a candidate for Speaker liant law making piey usually chap at Henderson is in the same power of ihan then jio should think of the House he had signed puch a spring from members who wish to category Anything that happens eery member of the Assembly paper Mr Carrol said either the to distinguish themselves in labor in a radius of fifty miles reaching would vote or the bjll which gentleman was stating what was legislation in this way laws these ambitious correspondents youldgive them a larger allowance deliberately untrue or else lie had are enacted which in their very in vague rumors 13 dispatched as and render thenl better qualified been misinformed nature cannot he made effective having happened near Hopkms J to comebadk here again every There wero lively signs of a fra but the legislator or the party can villc or near Henderson and spccjesofapproDation was resorted cas about this time but the Picsi point with pride to what has 111c report misses tne truth about to and Compara etd wasot a dissenting dent preserved orddr and the mat been done for labor 180 degrees The recent auicidp voice as Vol its being ordered to a ter was arranged Mr Speight re- lively lew of the so called labor of Mrs Larkin Purker near St second Teadjng Xhli successful plying to the attack which had been laws have over bcon beneficial to Charles was reported from Hop effprr of the brilliant young orator made upon him made a very able the worker Sand the instance given kinsvillc as having been com Will encourage ni to rip longer and dignified reply In rrtost cases buci In a cool and shows why mitted at St Charles fn this hidejui llijht Under aUushel and dispassionate manner he declared laws arc worse than Useless tor they county near HopkinsvilJc The he Vill probably be hard from that as ho had been elected while merely lead1 to litigation in which cqrrcspondent should at least know again cfe the dose of the pession upholding sound njoney Views as the workers usually get defeated the towns of his own county If his The Senatorial deadlock has interpreted and adopted by the American iMnnuiactiirorana iron knowledge extends no further a perhaps been hlesn n dls State Cbnventlon lu highest nil WqrW Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sctiption lately dont get mad and quit because wesenuyou a state ment ot account for arrears How ever vc are going to send the state ment and trust your fricndshipf6r Tiir Bfk and yottr good business sense for a prompt settlement arid a cliccritil continuation of your Wc know tliat a num patronage ber of The DEks subscribers have not for some tlrrto been reminded of what they owe but the present manager having but recently taken charge of this office does not in tend that you shall Find fault with him for failing to ask for dollars duo The Bee Hereafter if your patronage lets us live to manage things here and wc are not taken off by some irate subscriber offended by our candor as to questions of account or some other question you may expect prompt notifications of expirations accompanied by- - our most polite and gracious request for your con Â¬ If you are n subscriber to Tub Hke and have not paid your sub Regular Inciter Front -- Mt JRANKMT DOINGS gUse that more mischcivous legislation cated by the National Administramight have bcon enacted If it had not boon for thority in the State and as advo Â¬ Â¬ t our Special is there is but little time left in vancy of calling him a bolter Hoods Saraaparllln Made Him n which to accomplish anything to because he refused to support a Different Man p4rrcsPodcMt KVt Marcli 10 Â¬ As It tion he was unable to see the rele- Â¬ Nervous and Weak 4 tfrurtfifejRT fn the contested election case of Wcrys1rTonipkins the vote resulted in a tie as to the adoption of tlie reports of botJirnnjority and minority committees arid tho Â¬ Spcakct reserved the announce- Â¬ ernor ment of his decision In the case The factional differences jn the until lie had consulted with the Republican ranks resulting from judges of tho Court ol Appeals Fihallyhe rilled that as WJcrncr individual preferences When tho had failed to sustain his allegations question of selecting a nominee for Tompkins was entitled to retain U S Senator arose in consequence his scat or that the House had of the withdrawal of Dr Hunter rendered the Scotch verdict of were happily harmonized by the not proven Tbcre wa3not a self sacrificing conduct of the conbreak inthcDemocratic ranks for testing candidates who quietly set- Â¬ many of them were old stagers and tled tho matter amicably and placed had been ihrojigh such scenes be Â¬ the banner in the hands of one who fore and fully understood tliat the was in every way as wbrthy and seating of a Republican in place well qualified as themselves and of a Democrat was an unheard of in whose candidacy tho caucus ac thing and dontrary1 to the princi- Â¬ quiesced by nominating St John Judge ples and established precedents of Boyle by acclamation all of their speeches Holt made a ringing speech enjointhd party In there was no appeal made to their ing every man to give the nominee side qf the HoUse but to the ma- Â¬ his unfaltering cordial and earnest Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ relieve the financial distress exist ing in tlio btatc treasury uio responsibility however now rests lit vyth the Democratic Senate forts have been made by the Re publicans to carry out campaign promises of reform and many of the recommendations of tho Gov- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ AREYOU A REPUBLICAN Â¬ Â¬ gentleman who had gone all through the State during the last canvass discrediting misconstruing and repudiating the sound money plank NeliWr could he of tho platfolm understand tho conduct of those who last June at the convention were lauding Mr Carlisle to the skies and now wero condemning him as a traitor If any one should be tcrmedboltcrsit would bo applicable to those refusing to be governed by u majority of the delegates to the convention The speech received universal commendation and was pronounced the Afr IV it xttwy most brilliant effort made in cither Eureka Springs Ark House during the session and pre dictions wero freely made in thatJ cannot And it ordi In which to express lie woum uo tiKciy 10 rcacu a uigti my thanktotnees or what Hoods Birsa- pattlU has dona for taj husband H niche in tlio temple of Fame u When on Saturday Mr Poor Crip afflicted with rheumatism and the voted for Blackburn and tho sound and hta He lost hlsappetlU irac nervous actions becamo slutrgtsh bMlnjr money Democrats immediately be do life at all about him He aeemtd a htm by physical wreck At tast he decided to gan a stampede to elect lake Hoods BarsaparlUa and after tak Â¬ changing their votes from Carlisle ing two bottleo he jell as though ha waa Mr Speight fell with them exwell Ho continued taking1 it and to plaining in a shamefaced way that da h feels and looks like A Different Man ho stood under a two fold obligation devotion to principle and Our house Is never without nooda Bat- aaparllla We will not aectpt any other party fealty and must now chooso from oar druggist Hood Bampcrllla This was a time to try the letter mens souls and the Republicans came nobly up to the party record cannot bo recommended too highly Wo of placing principle and patriotism Cheerfully recommend floods Barsar vlua and Hoods rills Mwu W H above partisanship and patronage LIXZT Box 075 Eureka Springs Ark by promptly rallying around the cure comUpatlonbyreitoi Ing remaining Carlisle adherents and Hoods pertstalUo aeUon o thi allmontary eaaaL declaring their intention to stand the by them and when it came to a choice between him and Blackburn Hawaii isonc of the spots of to ad them in electing Him The earth which has learned the true threatened danger was thereby solution of the convict question averted and no election took place The Dunlnp Kauffman contest case There the public hhways are has not yet been settled and the built and kept inori uy convicts Republicans certainly cannot be who are thus kept from competicharged with havingt endeavored tion with skilled labor There conto take a snap judgement jn either vict labor is solely and directly for - D- K N of these cases the public good Our Hawaiian correspondent Mr John R MuWhile no physician or pbaramactst can cure the J C stek says in his letter published in conscientiously warrant thitf issue Aver Co guarantee the purity strength One practice in Hawaii might and medicinal virtues of Ayeri It was the only blood gurifier ad teach a valuable lesson to the mitted at the great Worlds Fair in Chi United States and that is in the employment of convict labor on CaiJrt 1S93 public roads Hawaii lias sonic of the best and some of the worst roads in the world Some of her broad turnpikes over tire motiritains arc due p convicts working out their fines or years of penal servitude which is certainly more pro- ntauie tnan Hiring tliem out to a corporation If a man violates the law it makes no difference whether he commits a misdemeanor dr a felony he must serve the spunky little republic by digging on the road Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ X InIO lh hopper and then nlo n slevo about 5Ji Miles Id Ulamelet Willi small openings In It TI16 powdered coat would not go through this sievrt with certainty Without continual tapping and this is done In tho following way Irnniydlatoly be neath tho hopper and level with the boiler house floor Is nn nir plpo about so Inches Id diameter throuoh which nnnrly nil tho air for combustion enters At It enters it ia made to pass through tho blades of an nir wheel or turbine tind this passage Jt air causes tbe latter lo revolve like a smoke Jack 9 On tho axis of tills air wheel tlicro Is a little knocker which laps the slevo about 130 or ajo times per mlmite causirigflio powdered coal to ilcicend vertically through the slevr meeting tha nir for com bustion as It ascends vertically The powdered coal and nir for proper conibus tion In thfs way get mixed thorouithly to gether and pass on Into the boiler flue each particle ot coal Jeing surrounded by Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ VAWAW DOCTOR MAAAAAAJ Wk 1 ENOLISII Remedy will stop a rough In a nlghl check a ct14 In A day and cure tonmimptlon l tnkoti 1m lluik Ihalllf uiivi Kl v vi Mf Il lllilv lIf tMV lilliHnHAS nn 1 B t snf 1 vi JsftM uta K ivaoopniB iniiB1 unttfromriiy croup H Avery ralnl rilAAaM pVTrV Iwlly on thaso D r f - r r tnckeadle UIE11L dancer is A T In In t n v The disease nrcjtfmosio rapidly tliat the loss of a law horns In treatment la often ratal Ackkra KNMtan Hrm 1V will cure Croup nmf It utimild of wtiyH be kept In tho inline for cincrilcnclf A j cent bottle way nt tJ V smvo your child a life Tlirixnle3cnor XO SI AllPn1 ACKim MJimcwu CO tr jrff air There is no grate and Ihtiu are no fire doors and the stoking simply consists ot putting a sack ot powdered coal from time to time into tho top ot the Hopper and see ing that the right amount of air Is going In tor combustion It there is not sufficient air for proper combustion entering throtigh the main opening ns seen by a little smoke There are two other smaller pipes where additional nir can ba admitted each kind ot coal requiring a somewhat different amount ot air The Only object of their wheel revolving from 50 to 80 revolutions per minute fs to sliakd the slevo and cauio the powdered fuel to go into thefUrnaco fn the quantity desired When moro Steam and coal are required a greater knock is given to the sieve and more powdered coal is burnt when less is required a less shake is necessary A screw adjustment for knocking is provided lo regulate the amount of coal entering which is done by turning With two fingers a half Inch thumb screw The only duty of the attendant h to put tbe sacks ot coat into tho hopper and he ascends a short ladder to do this - He also has to regulate tbe amount ot air for corn bustion and then there is no smoke lie can therefore attend to several bollerr An analysis of gates of combustion proves that the c6mbustion is excellent and he amout of carbon dioxlda ia much higher iSl Liuh than with ordinary furnaces Republic a Â¬ Cianiberi 0t wwwvvvw Aow Vnttit Â¬ bocomotitfe Stasis Agent Klbctidge has so far recovered from his lalo illncsias lo again bo able lo resume hit duties -- Â¬ Â¬ Hoods Pa Cures While the Henderson division baa justly t claimed the liqnorof doing tKe heaviest business It dpoji seamftomiihls arllcler- jIrom the bl Louis Hepnblie that Ihey bavo us downed when it comes to liaullntf long trains Tho MasboUlab local freight and coa train Into East St Louis on tho Louisville and Nashville last night Was ono of the heaviest trains ever puiedinlo East St Louts by a single ilocomollve II con- slated of 119 loaded cars and 17 empties n total ot IV cars Considerable ttoubje was cansed on tho Memphis line otlhe L N asL Friday night by a landslide caused by tho river washing ayay n portion of land near thf track Quito n forceat men from this and Other divisions was soon gathered iherV and damages repaired in atihort lime Supervisor Sullivan was called out for the purposa ot havlnciltii men Joai a lot ot ties Jor use 01 ib Memphis line whero tho washout occurred A special train wUh timber s Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ t Sarsapa-parjlla- Â¬ Job work office nev executed1 nt tins MISERY - 1atmsraJTeno faaiqfdaVi for tiao at was riln from Hcndcnan and also1 both bridge ami lo J aid in repairing damage trick at I lhairP l UNTOLD v - Â¬ Rheumatism C TOOK H King Water Valley Miss cured by Ayers Sarsapariila For live years l stillcrcil untold inhefy 1 tilejcmy from tntucntnr ilieiinutlvn known rcmcily cnmnltcil the best iltil UpiI lint Springs Ark ttircq times claus Scnillnt 81000 tlirrr besides doctors bills entild obtain only temporary relict My but flesh was wnstcU away so that I wclghctl only nlmty tlirre pounds j mylranrm mid leg were drawn out ot sluino the inuscks Tho bovs slate that Vakerleg 1 are too long to rldea pony qn fox cbasi J1 1 t Jv m iiigui ps was maue piain oue Ulglil lately when the pdby went tojuirrp n log the agents fet hung under fv throwing bolttft POnynod man halting jPoc further par- - - v5 tlcalanr ask Flem Gordon of MidisW u Ageiit ll Al xid of tba iVovIdehfci y - a agj Condusior JioMowers Kricttfin tbarpn Â¬ h 61 train Supervisor Sulriah ha jcenout with his men locating trees that he thinks should DoWn in tie Mines Â¬ bo cut down tVprcvent tljem from falling on the track and wlrrs Thousands of new ties are being put in on tbe Henderson division this spring and the officials seem determined that the past goodstandlog of the road shall bo itoisw tained f An agency was established at Kellcya last week and a telegraph office opened at that potntwjthEdwara NernlQ4uin charge Â¬ j Mr Paul P Price ot the Coal Association roads a trip over the 0 N last week and found tbe coal business on that road dull as it is elsewhere Mr James Fegan the St Uernard weigher at No 9 mine reports both coke and coal shipments daring the past week good Office seekers and holders should bear in mind that in this district the miner holds the balance ot power and with their vote counted for or against them they must either win or lose ana we mast say that while as a clara the are honest and make the best of citizens yet the are very sensitive and will rasent wrong in- Â¬ flicted on Ibem and tbe rata wno bold high office and stand silently by and see their wages reduced or an injustice done them in any way bad Just as well now make up their mind that they will not offer for re election L Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SEND Â¬ 1 Â¬ iy Mr VV D Cavaness ot the St Oernard mechanical force was very busy in tbe mines last week making some repairs and improvements Few yonng men have proven themselves more worthy of advancement or rather promotion than has Ben W Robinson lata civil engineer ot the St Bernard Coal Company Commencing work in the Earl ington mines at a very tender age and advancing-step by step ontll be reached he position above named wherein be proved himself soon to bo one of tbe best it not the best in the Stato ot Kentucky And now bis friends who are indeed numerous are much pleased to bear that be has been offered the position of General Manager for the Jellico and Birdeye Coal Co of Hatsey Ky Mr Robinson is now at Haljey In charge of tbe works and if be should accept the offered place perma Â¬ nently we are sure tbe position will bs filled with honor to himself and the com Â¬ pany be will represent lr lug twisted lip In knot I was iinnhte to dress myself except with assistance m4 could only hobble about by using n cane I Inrt no appetlto nnd was assured by the doctors Hint I could not lire The pains at limes wero so awful that I could procure reiki only by means of hypodermic Injec tions nf morphine I had my limbs bandaged In clay In sulphur In poultices but these r ivo only temporary relief After trylnc fsfrMldnir ami sittTcilnj the most uwful lorurcs I bcgMi to Inkb Oyers Sarsapariila Inside ot two mouths I was nblo to walk vtlthout ft cane In three months my limbs began In strengthen nnd In the course ot a year I was cured My weight has increnied to 1G3 pounds and I nm now able lodomy full days work as n railroad blneksmith Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ The Only Wo rlds Fair Sarsapariila AVERS rftLS cure JItmtatlif AVERS n kK vt y 1 Oneot tbe most singular aecldeiila ever occurring on this division was that which resulted 1n the death of Mr Geo Meacbara at Kclleys one day list week Our fn formant who wa standing talking to litm as the train drew nigh that becalled lo lilm t lookouf there was a train they Wre standingat itbor llmo - bbWeenv the side and main lracksraricf when be sooke Meaeharri seemod icfforgeit what bo was doing and instead of stepping backpaJhe sidetrack started across main track just in front of engine and when ngineSrnley who was ia charge of engine cmndj the w hlalle Meacbara turned htfiead back and looked but never reached Ibo other side of track until atruek aad to fatally Irr jurcdthat he died in nbqut three hours atLervard Why beNsvcr attempttd Jjtv croup tbc0Hek at thaltliSowben train was right at hand isJndeed a hardrayslery to -- y J UOST Mone by riot Inlying wall paper Irom Mattingly fr Co Df s Â¬ aasa bbsb bv m Â¬ rv fcu jw ort ttu vnc t wiico you nan ninko tlio eaaTH best wm vm ii FOR J3 TO 20 CSWTS A R0332 a a V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ UATtt HSJa kIiIaIom at ono bo can rrtako ron 40 lij uurouaaja y ivoiuvoiiiraGJ-tTiMrrrscr-xrT-iIlluatratoU KMTiELtViMDrteTf3 RIclgOVlilH t tilft-H- VW vr T 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It fs now believed that nothing in tbe GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEtf IN EXCHANGE Â¬ Â¬ s shape of bad legislation injuries both to miner and coal operator will ba passed by tbe present Legislature of Kentucky A emallatrlke Is said to bavs occurred at tbe Island mines on the O ft N Rail Â¬ road last week The operators of the FOIt - Fine Dress Qqocls XV v A eillUTI v imUUCni PIUCE3 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 11 l Â¬ mines came to the conclusion that at pres Â¬ ent price paid for coal and the strong competition in the trade a cut in wages was necessary it tbe business would prove one of profit so that the price of mining was reduced to two cents per bushel This step aroused the miners who at once stopped work for a short time again re suming work at former wages Â¬ OYEK SOATS Blankets at your own Woolen Underwear Cotton Flannels G flCDUCCD Ck- - theTENNENTSTIUBLINGSIIOE COS Celebrated ucvery pair warranted to t X Mens Ladies and Childrens price gone tlio bottom Calico 5 cents cents nnd up We are agents for 25 PER CENT vi A t Jfi0pu -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jack Stokes George Robinson Lee Old bam and Tbos Wbittord are now nt work for Empire Coal Co They came home last Saturday for a brief visit to relatives and report that the new coal lip will be raised at hat place this week and the work is belog rapidly pushed lo completion Nollie Umstead ot tbe St Bernard Co ia fast developing into an electrician now being foreman of repairs on tbe electric plant in Earlington 1 We understand that the Sebreu Coal Co have reduced tbe prico of coal from nine cents per bushel to six cents in order to compete with coal shipped to Sebree from other mines Interesting experiments a be uso of powdered uel by the Wegoar syotem are Small now being conducted In London sacks of powdered coal weighing about half a hundredweight are put ho a con ical hoppef The sowdftrtdcoal gifd- ually falls out o the sacks a rtuIrM - Call and examine r BLANKETS AT YOUR OWN PRlCl -- r - BnvMi j rtv m JAMBS ORBNSHWi M t tu b Vf BarnettMrnold EAIUINGTON KV I LIVERY must Â¬ Â¬ - A Feed awd Sale -- Â¬ Qlaqs Uinlieronp rigs on abort notice HK Â¬ A7 -- St-abu f fHJkA1l t V W10M j aeitvioe s JHU T DARNRTT Mor d S- - v jsa i s V if i MWmSlffll eir v ffVOj1 ta5 J ftftg 1 afi D AiiMtfL T km BggBtiMiiiSlfciBQMM 1 atnissaaaaaalasajssliswislaaiam V jSMr SaBBBBBBBBBaB jjlLr aBBBBBBBBaV T - miMwim Miss - Millers Loss Those interested in Miss Alico Miller will bo pained to learn that misfortunohas overtaken her in tho shape of 103s by fire y 3n6ucu nc Cfjrlue On tho night of February 5th at 1 oclock firo broke out in a build Â¬ Very quickly ing near the school the flames were communicated to the school bililding which with all its contents was entirely destroyed L N TIME TABLE Soon the fire caught tho ltoitso occupied by Miss Alice and be MOUTH Htll ties m fore they could get many of their pm Nllhi Siptm io from the building it 8 oj a m bolongings Kttnivllle Accomodation providence nd lUJIiontllle 6 15 p ra was Miss Alico totally burned SOUTH saved perhaps a dozen books from WaII 4it p in HUkt Biprcti ii 1 1 tfnMii 4 Kvasitlltt AceoioJllm tovldtnct aad Msdltonvlll arrives la Old Sunday Jtn i iSoS W W UTIlRlDOIt an 5J3 p ra 49 m Aient ARRIVAL AND DBIARTURK OP TRAINS AT NORTONVILLB oo e e GOING BAST Memphis to Cealfil Clly w r fc 610 p m to43 a in am MenpMs to Louisville GOING WEST LoattrlU I Knlton Cestrsl Clljr Co Memphis LbsIivIH la UempMs Pllea It Cbilttlll her librarysomo clothing in a trunk which escaped tho flamus all the rest of her possessions arc gone papers letters all her valuables given by kind relatives and friends and the clothing she is needing most in tho season approaching Certainly deepest sympathy will go out to this good woman in her trial iii t fJ sjo JS pm a ta a flif 3S n if- - Earlingfon Nwa Note iap3nins The special temperance service Paragraphs and of last Suntlny evening was particu- Â¬ Other Doing at Home Worthy larly bright and interesting and was only marred by its necessary of Special Mention brevity because of church service -- Personal Ah BJarcbl we know thou art Kind bcarled pile o ugly looks and to foow A J r I number who were prepared to participate could not be heard for lack of time but those who did April 5th willbt Easter Sunday speak redeemed the time well with Keats the Ipttcr of Our Special short addresses charged with facts about the work of the Christian Frankfort correspondent N A large stock of new rilibons at Endeavor Societies along tliislinc facts about the curse of intemperSt Bernard Store j ance and thejiquor traffic pathetic Judge Bishop of Paducalijfcwas audtragiQ incident and no small among the Democrats of Earlinc display f oratory m ton on Tuesday The speakers of the evening Co are headquartMattingly rrs for school books and schoot were in order mentioned Messrs Chas E Jones Jcjjsc Phillips and supplies Mr Rash and Miss Hopper ore Fred Wallace of lYopkinsville now in market buying more dry Mr Wallace is prominently known good millinery etc etc for St as a Chnstatn Endeavor worker u his travels through this end of the Bernard Store State There were some excellent Excellent and extensive assort recitations and songs and one ment of ladies shirt waists at St member quoted from the rpcent Bernard Store Newest styles notable temperance editorial of the A fuss of some days growing cul Revt Jas Vernon with good efminated Tuesday in a scrap be fect tween two colored women about a colored man One of the women Mr Jds R Rash led the meetgot a small knife thrust in the ing and no time was lost in the exc cutipniof the program and the Our sale of sailor hats has al prompt dismissal at the expiration Promptness is apready been phenomonal St Ber- of the hour preciated by each individual of the nard Store large number who attend thcse Peach tretjs arc swelling out services since there is almost altheir buds all too eagerly under ways preaching at some of the the warming sunlight qf the recent churches fpring weather And out ot tight violets art nursing Ibreatt Aprils Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Magazine On Thursday afternoon Club February 37 tho Ladles Magazine Club held a meeting with Mrs G C Atkinson Mrs J F Foard reviewed The New Baltimore Harpers Maga zino and Mrs Rash roviowed Social Life among tho Boers Results Tell the Story The program A vast mass ot direct Unimpeachable Courier Journal testimony proves beyond any possibility was short owing to tho absence of of doubt that Hoods Sarsaparilla actually some of the members Refreshdoes perfectly and permanently cure dis ments wero served and the Club eases caused by impure blood ttc record adjourned ol cures Is unequalled and these cures A call meeting was held at tho have often been accomplished after all residence of Mrs A W Jackson other preparations had failed Hoods Pills cure all liver ills bilious on March 5 A slight misunderness jaundice Indigestion sick headache standing resulted in the absence of Paint your roof with asphalt the a few members A quorum was busibest roof paint in the world Mat- present and some important followness was transacted The tingly Go have it ing ladies were elected to member ii A Living Skeleton ship Mrs John Victory Mrs C Mr James Bennett of Island Ky says E Jones Mrs Dan Evans Mr It not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder I would havebeen in my grave James Crenshaw and Miss Cren- Â¬ Tried the leading doctors of Louisville They were puzzled and I was given up I shaw began using Dr Carlstedts Medicines and The following rules were adopted the change was wonderful t know it is tho best medicine on earth For sale by r The membership of the Club S Bernard Drug Store shall not exceed ao members a Meetings Thursdays fortnightWANTED A reliable lady or gentlesamples and make a ly unless inconvenient for hostess man to distrjbute canvas for our Vegetable when she may change the day of for liver trouble Its really good for all PIe Thin People diseases the human system Is heir to as it Toilet Soap 40 to 75 a month easily that meeting only notifying the Suffer from- somo form of Indigestion getskthe stomach and bowels in order and made Adtress Crofts Reed 842 to 850 Secretary who must notify memthough they may not know It starts the human machinery off as It all Austin Avenue Chicago III ftm bers X Dr CarUtedta German Liver Syrnp in were freshly oiled It is simply wonderPaint your roof with asphalt tlie 3 Officers shall be elected for creases the weight and improves the color ful what this medicine does for suffering Mat- season October 1st to JuVie 1st hy aiding digestion ForialsbySt Ber humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug best roof paint in the world nard Drug Slore Slore tingly Co have jt 4 Incidental fee of 35 cents charged each member for the season 5 Members must lead when ap t atmmrwKjT pointed Mrs W F BUKRSecy The following Magazines have been assigned the present members rotating in groups as here ar ranged j Forum MFs J F Foard Out GOAL MINER ARE YOU look Mrs W F Burrj Munscy Miss Moore Century Mrs A W Jackson North American Rcyicw Mrs P is in only M Moore Harpers Mtss Cornelia VB if not only Foard Munseyv Mrs Ben W Robin Â¬ -one in son McClurcs Mrs W Wendell Ladies Home Journal Miss Burr especial atten- Harpers Mrs G C Atkinson Cosmopolitan Mrs J R Rash of to news arid very Petersons Mrs C H McGary Ladies Homeal journal Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ businessmen know that the Post Office Department nt Wash ington issues in January of each year a complete Postal Guide Tho Triumph of conservative Surgery containing 1000 pages and comli well illustrated by Ibo plete lists of Postofficcs in the U all fiflftbnEt SEfe S arranged alphabetically order regulations- - money Unity cured without tho knife and without rules and pain tlunif y oliannir triince enn po thrown offices and rulings of the departnwny They noverxuro but often Induce la ment on postal matters time of ar- Â¬ tlnmmatlon ttntniruliitlon and death TIIMflRQ Ovarian llbrold Uterine and rival and departure of foreign many other are now rcmorod rVM tho porlh of cuttlnjf operations mails and much valuable informaFile tumors tion for the public on postal mat tho lower bowel aro ncrronncntty cured with ters nut pfilnor retort to tho knife CTflNh I1 tho madder no natter how Tho book is exceedingly valua u I unu Brre cruihcd nulrerlzcd wain It is ed out and tierfeothr removed without cutting1 ble to those using the mails Urinary Tiutage It QTnlPTIIRF removed without cutUnjralM tho Guide for every Postmaster in In bundrodi of onwa For pnmphlct reference tho country and is sold to business and all particular Bond 10 crnt In atampa Geo F to World Ilftonnry Medical AMoclaUon men by the publisher No 003 Main Street IlutTnlo tt Y Lasher 147 N roth St Philadel phia Pa in cloth cover 250 Bachelor Last Saturday the Bach or paper cover fa 00 Can be or clor Maids spent a very dered through H E McDowell Holds and every business man should sepleasant afternoon with cure a copy Miss Minnie Bourland They met S Hartman ot Tunneltoa West at two oclock and tho business VaSimon been subject to attacks of colic bi part of the meeting was conducted about once a year and would have to call in tho usual way called to order a doctor and then suffer for about twelve by tho President who has at last bouts as much as some do when they die returned from Hopkinsville Secre- He was taken recently Juit the samo as at to try Chamber- Â¬ times tarys report which was entirely other Colic and concluded Diarrhoea Rom Cholera and lains satisfactory reading of Chat etc edy He says I took one doso ot it and Several weeks ago it wai reported It give me relief to five minutes That Is that tho Br Mswerc very enthusi- moro than anything else hasever dons for astic over n Club Room Their me For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Morions enthusiasm has not lessened a par Earlington Den T Robinson Gap George King St Charles ticle and the one thing that pre Wash Etheridge can ordinarily vents their having it is that the kill a duck or clay pigeon if ho has iuiui3 in me treasury arc nor suiu- But when a wounded cicnt but the Maids are very in- got his gun fowl with green eyes and threatendustrious girls and think where there is a will there is a way they ing attitude each particular feather first thought of having a tea to on end flics up from his very feet raise the necessary funds but at buck agcr is nowhere the last mqcting some one suggested Who Is a Better Judge a play and it it meets with the apW N Brandoo of Cadiz Xy druggist proval of all thcy may have that says I sell more Dr Carlsledts German Liver Powder than all medicines combined instead ol a tea I xx hand 2a xc In tinx r of wm iM m i - U mvi I 1 ivra 7011 n iofim of I inrror ntiil rrnu Tberoi in no lonirer ncocreltr ror lis mot hi many dlKsof formerly riimnltKl a in- CUIHlllO trltllOUt CUttlUBY SOfflclnl Postal Guide Very few ol OTHING w AS GOOD rife iMKL SAYS Â¬ IlitllHlH m well n other WWF lief In Rrlpiio riNnTAiilloHKYcoiialnItRlres quick andranerrnsnent re We keep U our bout not bo without ilOUGHSWffiM UiuHlino und woulil msicALrc iw ooum 4u au iuueoo uy all iin in a 1 x roR 0avS GOOD OLD CRANNY METCALFE 87 YEARS OLD t nm R7oar old and hnre iinod about Ml ef the eouali anil Innar riiiouii limi 1 naii nay soni hovo noror liiei anuioruieucnontotto ixn I annnn my used any remedy equal will ilia informs that j NU MifjyiL vllatllAt 4umwffljtwmk XlTlUBE3s DIT BELLS PINE TAR HONEY andcurtitiufektjf mnA Aiicnncm a nfw IK t1i tnlhf trtnHMUtaf all Civth lHfio and lit wiialTropfilt Jtvurtt liioso tho muooui and allows It to on wTtmtfx ertlon or stralnlDK awl stops tnncoucu at oaco by heal- Inir tho inflamed iiarui cires vvror and vitJUinrtouia rtsilratory organs and pi ranee it couaiuon in wmon mi wllh rceuUttty aad nannony mo iuiicuods aro e llicnliitah hrnttf Â¬ tlttaill fA baipt tub If ift JlBlkBrklBlvir JbbbbbbbHsvisssssssH israM Â¬ bHbbbbBkJbHbHe Â¬ JsbbbbbbBbbW bHbbbbIH 1rlco 35 rents BO cents amlt0OperUottUbyandrue Eltti or sent iioo rocrlpt of prloo by THEE E SUTHERLAND MEDICING COMPANY Â¬ xAiuoAir Died At San Diego Cal yesterday Thos W Rash of Mad isonvillc Tonl had gone west in hope of relief from tuberculosis but there was no relief The remains will probably reach Modi sonville in time for burial Sunday Hole MnmilUotuvorav tt xtxiTrvvatcTi n Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ All last winter Mr Lebanon Conn was A Quirt At times rheumatism dois not rtrbAk tub clothes that be could not stand upTWWucbat The bleat Dining made Take no other was drawn over on one side 1 tried dif Â¬ For sale by St Rernard Drug Store ferent rerriodles without receiving rslief Now is tho time to subscrtbo fo he says until about lx months ago I bought a bottle of Cbamberlatna Patn The Bee Balm After using it for three days my rheumatism was gone and has not returned MORTONS a At since For sate by Dtroard Drug Store Mr John li Atkinson ot Earlington Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons was in town Monday looking after the Gap Geo King St Charles Companys Interests CROFTON Miss Nellie Matthews and father of Kinney Tonn are at present the guests Miss Daisy Long ot Madlsonville Is otthe family of Dr E T Almon visitjng friends at this place W H Edwards was In Hopkinsville Dr Seugont ot Hopkinsville paid our Saturday He returned Sunday morning accompanied by his brothers Chess and town a visit Sunday Mac Edwards Miss Eva Day has just returned from a Mr C S Jackson of Hopkinsville visit to Pembroke called Sunday as usual to see his best girb Mr S T Asbmore is visiting relatives Mrs Dick Croft and children are nt at Doxtown present visiting friends and relatives in Prof Armer is conducting a fine school Madiionvllle at this place Mr Tom Robinson of Empire was in Mr George Meacham while crossing Mortons Saturday the railroad at Kelleys Tuesday was struck by a freight train He died In a few rain J E Williams and A W Davis were in utes afterward Madlsonville Monday Tho farmers of this section are getting Mike Flttgerald has gone to work for the very good pay for their tobacco It Co Uncle George Gray cot died at bis Dro Finch of St Charles was In our home Thursday aged about ga years city a few daya last week Mrs Rocbla Davis is very sick this Misses Grace and Cordio Coyle attended week tbe box supper at Earlington Tuesday ZED night bhwebbbIbww mha junuonLUiNO m t mMtKLkkkkkkkm bbbbbbbS LLLLLLLWLs Tr4i Milk for a Cents B bJK i t f i -- vi LNK Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Messrs N P Morton and Sam Talialerro were in Madlsonville last Tuesday pur- Â¬ chasing paper with which to paper the tba Christian Curch Mr C E Owen of Aladisonville in town Wednesday Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Grippe when LAXATivn Bromo Quimtirt will cure you in one day Does not pro- Â¬ duce the ringing in tho head like Sulpbata of Quinine Put up In tablets convenient was for taking Guaranteed lo cure or money refunded Price 33 Cents For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mr Stidbam of Nashville spent several days in our town last week tho guest J of Miss Fannie Morton Mr Walter McGary the geulal livery man ohEarllnglou was in town Friday Mr M Cain went to Madlsonville Tues day on business Â¬ K Children Cry For It Dr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup Is the favorite cathartic becauso so pleasant to take For sale by St Bernard Drug Store 50 and 100 per bottle a Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ house-to-hous- e - Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ thine to patent Protect yoarMas sthey may Rev W B Wright of Prlncelon brtnRou wealth Write JOHN WBDDBIl whose services have been secured to UUIIN CO Patent Attorneys Washington for their 1800 prize offer preach at tbe Christian Church at this I place filled his first appoiutmentSaturday night A large nnd Intelligent audience greeted him as they did Sunday morning aod evening His discourses were excel lent and were appreciated by bis hearers Dro Wright is far above theaverace as a preacoerana 11 we win give blm tho en- cooragemcai ue so ricniy deceives anti an work together in peace and harmony wrirking to the end that will eventually save souls and glorify God and thenmuch gobd will be accomplished WANTED AN IDEAoao0men ill Ml a GROVE w M J Â¬ jwv V Â¬ 1ft foil a Goal Operator Â¬ Â¬ mwrntit the paper the Western Kentucky the Statedevoting every week large space and The Bee Taken in Time ha achieved great snecess in warding off sickness Which if allowed to progress aid have under Â¬ d given disease mined the whole s astrong foothold much suffering and even Ihreioi uealh Hoods Sarsaparilla hisd jiie all this and even moro Tt baa been taken in thousands of cases which werei thought to be Inurable and alter a fair trial has- - effected wonderful cure bringing health strength and joy lb the afflicted Another importaut point about Hoods Sarsaparilla is that its cures are permanent because tbey start from the solid foundation of purified vitalized and enriched blood But it is not what we say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla doc3 that tells the story Hoods Sarsaparilla I fm v Â¬ tfS5 TABTELESS the tion important industry best interests that Miss-Hest- Bucklens Arnica Salve Tbo Best Salve in the world for Cutv Bruises Sores UIcer3 Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay re- Â¬ quired Il is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price as cents per box ForSaIe by StVBemard Drug Store aid rnrla JlMicino We kI4 lost rear COO bottloa at Gentlemen UIVK H TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and barn bought thrpo tiroes alreadr thu year In all our ex perience of 14 rears In the drug bunlnosa hnrencTer sold on article toat aara aucn unlreniai aUflYours trulr taction jour Ionic ADxarCAmt ACo IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS PRICE OOcts WARRANTED Ulatta 1x8 Not 15 icaj uo hi urau 1 TONIC u H I LL V V- - President protein Chas Jones Ktmt o Edg was nervous tired irritable presided and as usual Miss Evans and cross Karls Clover Hoot was at her post as organist The Tea has made me well and happy prompt attendance of the organist Mrs E B Wordkn is a large aid to their success Earlington has three newspapers Thk Bee published every veek The Assembly Hall was quite the Bachelor Maids Chat writ brilliant with its two new electen every week with longing to be tric arc lights which have just printed and The News printed been put in and were used for the by the small boys with a rubber first time at this service Lovers stamping outfit of darkness need not now seek the V Ceaaumatlen Can U Cured meetings of tho Endeavorers By the use of Shilohs Cure This N great Cough Cure is the only The next meeting will bo led by known remedy for that terrible Keepdisease Sold by St Bernard Mr J R Evans Subject ing our pledges Drug Store 1 Â¬ THE COAL BUSINESS Make us give more prominence to the Coal Industry and its news by giving The Bee your support and encouragement The next meeting will he held with Mrs J F Foard or Thurs Â¬ day March nth j Not to be Trifled Witiii Witt people From Cincinnati Gazelle never learn that a cold U an accident to be dreaded and that when it occurs treat ment should bo promptly applied There is no knowing where the trouble will end and while complete recovery is the rule and tbe exceptions are terribly fteqnent thousands ppon thousands of fatal Illnesses occur every year ushered in by a little In judicious exposure and seemingly trifling I Beyond this there are to day symptoms countless invalids who can trace their com plaints to colds which at tbe time of oc- Â¬ currence have no concern aad were thereÂ¬ fore neglected When troubled with a cold use Chamberlains Couth fleinedy It is prompt and effectual 3 and 30 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Morton Gap Geo King St Char Â¬ les M for Wheeling Rather ua at Â¬ But w bj fffnv M TO COAST U WWWteW PiEn Mrs Thomas Hodge nt The beautiful rows of fine young Just now everybody is beginning to take noon yesterday of consumption walnut trees now being set along a Spring Medicine And it is a good thing Simmons Liver to do provided altera long illness Burial at Grape the roadside in St Bernard fields Liver Regulator youthelake Spring Medi best adjoining town will be a joy for- cine Its a sluggish liver that clogs the vine cemetery system and make3 bad blood A dose a The fire alarm yesterday morn- ever if they thriven Â¬ This lady is hurrying lo buy one of our Handsome New Spring Dress Patterns NOT TOO EARLY Down to my sloro for everything in Dry Goods Shaes Hats Gents Furnishings etc at low prices Main Street -- coyle Â¬ Â¬ II 4 It Earlington always attractive on Easter Sunday will be doubly so this year The Knights Templars will havo special service ai the AsseUtSiy Halt where a sermon will be delivered by one especially able whose name will be announced later 11 J - A Babys Life Sored My baby had croup and was saved by Shilohs Cure writes Mrs j B Martin of liuntsville Ala For sale by St- - Bernard Drug Store MM Considerable movement in wheels ia being noticed Some trading and sales of second hand bicycles already and the lovers of tho winged steed are already in imagination speeding over the fields and far away - PW1 Art You Unit Miserable by Indigestion Constipation Dizziness Loss of Appe tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital jzer is a ppsitivo cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Â¬ Â¬ Uncle Oscar Stevens has just been celebrating an arbor day of his own by beautifying liis front It was with a row of sycamores good advice once given by some body in words something like this Young man when you have noth ing else to do plant a tree it will work while you are asleep Â¬ A Crtai Germans Prestrlpilea Â¬ Diseased blood constipation and kidneys liver and bowl trou bles are cured by Knrlfl Clover Root Tea For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Â¬ We are rceivjng our new spring sjiots almost daily Stock wjli l completed St Bernard soon x Stoj ing called out the department alIt is not to be wondered at that Ayers ways ready but tho blaze proved to Pills are in such universal demand For N the core ot constipation biliousness or The loss by fire to Miss Alice be a small one on roof of L any other complaint needing a laxative Miller in Tokio Japan of nearly tool house which was quickly ex- these pills ore unsurpassed They aro sugar coated easy to take and every dose all her belongings and her school tinguished is effective and her place of residence- - on Captain Sweeney i S A was announced an acFeby 5th San Diego Cal says Shilohs A Map of Hop- - There aro some count of which will be found else- Catarrh Remedy is the first medivery young em kins County Deep sympathy was ex cine I have ever found that would where bryo topograph- Â¬ any good Price 50c For A collection will be do me pressed The ers in our public school sale by St Bernard Drug Store taken at next meeting for her idea was suggested by some There is a story is about a local chaotic designs executed in brickbenefit angler who has been trying to bottle bats on the play ground by the See in another column notice of the ctawfohwho damage a certain Ismail boys Miss Minnie Bour the Seventh Annual Convention to minnow pond by puttying up the land assistant has profited by the bo held at Paducah May ag 30 entrances to the mud t mounds suggestion and with the aid of her erected by these little macrurous suggestions the little fellows have and 31 They say already delineated in dirt twigs decapod crustaceans Mr Fred A Wallace of Hop- - that when he was discovered in and brickbats tho outline rail was tho guest of the the act he got red in the face and roads streams and towns of Hop kinsville members of Christian Endeavor on crawfished kins county and we doubt not the s s Sunday evening He expressed The Uest Cough Cure The coal mines are also located himself as more than pleased with Is ShilqhXJJujEe neglected boys guard their work as a treasStop it at the growth and attendance of pough is dangerous ure and promise to make a like He is desirous to once with Shilohs Cure For map in their back yards the Endeavor by St Bernnrd Drag Store be with us again shortly and it is sale V trrH earnestly hoped that all our active Mike State or Ohio Citv o Toledo I Thejjoysltaf j Lucas County members will look forward with young America cvcrywjierc are Frank Ciiknby makes oatb that be is interest to a special consecration irrepressible Thpy have recently tho senior partner of the firm of F service to be held on Sunday 29th established a nqwspaper printed iibnky Co jlolng business in tbe City inst This meeting we desire shall with a rublerJampingoiitfit and of Toledo Coonty and State aforesaid and be a typical consecration meeting they have a patent Tiedjcincthow that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAKS for each and led by Mr Wallace Will not each for which jns tjonated every case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured one fepl personally responsible for tickets cut to order vfJlic boys by the use of Halls Cataiirii Cure a solemn decorous meeting and say wq exQciitoorters with neatFrank J Cheney Sworn to beforp rao and subscribed In aid in every way to make Bro ness nnd dispatch fk my presence this filh day ot December Wallace see our earnestness and A D 1886 Curo for Headache n be able to attest to our faithliil A W Glbason rr-- i As a remedy tof all forms of Headqcha ness Notary Public 8AL ha proved Jo bo tboacty umawnini Electric Ultters wi of best II fleets n permanent cure and the Uy Catarrh Cure Is taken internally Malcolm Ycaman ludue Henderson candidate for the Dem tnost dreaded habitual sicji headaches yield and acta directly on thu blood and mucous ocratic nomination for tho office of to Its influence We urge all who are af surfaces of the systeta Send for1 test procdri a battle hh iive this mortals tree CO F J CHENEY Appellate Jdge was in the city flicted 0 fair remedy a trial In casts of habitual Toledo Ohio hands with con- - constipation Electric Bitters cures hf gW Tuesday Bis Sold by Druntlsts 7 stituens illYeaman had first ng tho- nneaed tons to the bowel And few Halls Family JUU are tbe best JgeGrad in the cases Jong resist tho use ot Hits medicine rplace noxl Now lint of gouts furnishings Fjfiy cents ami ft 00 at itionnnt tis a pop Try If Princeton ftit received at Sr Bernafd Store Bjrjmrd Drug Htorc trict ular manj Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ day of Simmons Llvrr Regulator will make a new man out of you and a new woman Dook for the Red 7 on the package too It is Simmons Liver Regulator you want 1 Walter McGary EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Cake Bakirtg Is easily done just how to pi gar butter c pTfjc Ion If you know o y proportion tho suetc that composo m 1 1 Personal Meniion Â¬ Mr Orlean Prilchett was in the city Sunday ol fisadisoavllle ii Â¬ tiiplce it Of course ou select tho very best of thcEo ni tlclcti but what does quality amount to when jou dont proportion right Ton Know if you put in too If tho proÂ¬ much butter Its a failure portions aio regulatod by an experienced cook aro woighed and measured not euessetl und tiro of uniform quali ty then tho cako is a success and tho housowifo passes It with eomo degree of prldo Sho knows that good things aro favorably talked of and this Is Just why you hear bo much of Dr JJoiro Pino Tar Honoy Its mado only by tho EU Sutherland Llediclno CompaSuth ny of Paducah Ky nnd Dr erland docs tho compounding If you havo a cough or any ailment where a bronchial remedy is Indicated you try a botto from any drug store and youll know tho rest of this story better than wo can tell you Â¬ Â¬ Miss Cordio Coyle asUteeol oar mer chant W R Coyle spent asveral days a town last week Wo learn that Mrs Minnie Walla a former resident ot this city met married to a Mr C Wado Tatletoo of Montgomery Ala Mr Fred Wallace of tfopklnsvilU in town Sunday tea Livery and Feed Stables BPLBNDID LINE QF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK -- ELEGANT TURNOUTS Jl FURNISHED ON 8HORT HAULING OP BVBRY DESCRIPTION TLTT 1 ADCL i iXX J VvJ J NOTlCBI MintJ Harry Johnson ran down from Qvaas- ville Sunday to see his best elrl Mr Cbas James of Evaosvllle day or wo with us last week spent Cliarges Reasonable A LA Satisfaction Guaranteed W II IBUNOAN O W WADDILL a BELLE JARDINIERE Prt AVtGenl Csibler L FRITSCH It I SQ1M tt I I I jMopkirts dounly EI Mr J L Harned returned Sunday from a visit at Home of several daya FASHIONABLE Mrs P A Jones mads a visit to the County Seat Sunday -MMr Snyder of Springfield ytti la the tplTtl city Sunday and Monday Len Huff visited homo Sunday 11 ERCHANT TUIOR- SAND Madisonville Ky Capital Stock - - - 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites tbe accounts of tba citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has tho finest and most secure vault in this section ot Kentucky Tiikik Mr Chas Jones and W S McGary IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Pills do not cure Constipation will go lo Hoptown Sunday where Mr Sit Upper First St Evsnullle InJ Karls Jones will deliver an address to the V 1 They only aggravate Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg Â¬ S C E of that city Uaesraetlly solicits the pslronsge of hU Hop ularity of the bowels For sale by Mrs C D Wright of Richland Is klnscouBtr friends St Bernard Drug Store visiting relatives in Evansyillo 1 Pills Do Not Cure MOnTINtJU1 t Â¬ i t - TIU QUALITY Mr Delmont Ulley was in the city Monday of Madisooville a crjn Mr C D Wright ana soa ot Richland made our office a call yesterday Â¬ Â¬ vermifuge 20 YEARS FOR Mas lot ell WORM Romodles EVERY WHITES CREAM Mesdames Gardiner Hoteman and Mor- Â¬ visit ton of Madlsanvllle nald oar city Monday HfBOIAUATTBNTION Mr John Dasseit and wife sea Alias Sallie Morgan were guests of MrsvAVt H Gardiner last Saturday Mrs U W Roblnton Uft Nosdaj for Hopkins Ilia to visit her mother Thousands bave tested the groat buJd Sarsaparilla and have found ranawed itrcegiu vigor ikI lug up power of Hoods Vitality1 QIVIN TO LIVERY STABLE SsBaaaLaialCaaaEflHBSmBrXl ssVt IKE DAVIS I 1 r4tfH yrlng m- - aoiit xv Air nuuauisTs rrr or ST LOCIS UIMfABDSOg SKVUMK rn BjessitvvjrAJBNai MOTTLE fiUAMMTEED FUNERALS Flxst Class Turn Outs at Reasonftle Hates shMY RIGS ARE TIM BEST IN THE CITY SubUand Office on ft AIN ST nat Depot pupNianao on BltonT NOTIOB tc Mattlnfilyft CO ljfWe tht largest stqck of wall payor jf- thv county 0TH TRAVHI1N WN iultsise IflA AC DJlYf M ft vf J Tht ri0ri l u v J - uk v 1 omtuw or i T T - t1 ou MAwmi T hm ft -00 jkik ivi i r 7 ijii r o m h aw v v r imc m arm b v i w wrsv -- - w wmm a cti v jr rAtui jy J ia ik - TBnM9 5t jr m Lt W v - w - - N RAILROAD tHG GREAT 1 BV a kI a- - jS THKOUGlt TRUNK fcita betwcentUo elites of lr Yeof Sis Mouth MrrinM IM rtnt ffidifringllBboJiwolacflrs endrig June 30 - GlHNlbsJm - tNooflPotuTDl jo Mastbt g BecBttWf5WngSo PuitUttiitt Official Directory State i orernor Atp jtjKjiJo - We are readyy as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD arid ATTRACTIVjE V in every aeparimenr We are jam up with 1 mbwmhkmhwmmmh Cincinnati Lexington And the fcltfes Louisvillpj - 1 1 Nnshvnic Mcnipjiisv Montgomery- Mobile and Hew Orleans V livart3Ville bt Louis of - STAPLE and FANCY GOODS in all liiies hipur SrAtliottt Oi iearirso UNRIVALED VXD I 9 -- SPEUli IK ttoeitury otStaUCIitlel ilaU Attorney General Vtk 6 Tj1of Uttdlcy Lieut Govecnof Wm J Worillntin V - 0 Auditor Samuel II Stone TrcmurerGco WLcng Siipterlnlcndetit Public Inttructlon General J 8HOUTE3T AND QUICKEST KOUTK From St Louis Evansvillo and Ilentlorson to tho 4 SOUTHEAST - AMD SOUTH Win CommUttonerof Ajtlculinrc Luc Moore liegltter Land Office Charles O Reynolili tmurtnea Coinmlulonef t N Comlnnorr State Intpeetotof Public Tmt Columbus W Letter Court ot AppetiCUlef Jutticei V S fryor R Orncr T II Pujnlcr JUilKO C U lliitln II U D Gutfy J II lUieJrlRB J II Lewl Reporter It W lllnesj Clerk Court Ap pcl A Addamii Deputy Clerk Court Appott l6bt L Green Wood Lonicmoor jr Serjeant O A Uobertiom TlpittB Vfi S B Hill Superior Cdnrt IVeldln Judge Jos Ittrbour Judr V II VoslJrJoi Harbour J II llrenl Libttln Mr Mary Drown Day tntpeetpr of Mines O J Norwood Railroad Commission J P Oempteyt II S Irwin i J no C Wood Dttitlton DRY BDDD5 Always afujlline of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds M THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct con ncction iW i DressiSoocIs Linens A i V - WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAKS V BbDTSANM w DECREASE IN Shoes at the most reasonableJ prices goods that will give best service vvant ForAtlantaSavhnnaJiMacon Jackfeonvillb nndPointa s Anything you Ionest -- in vLombA v- Connections are made at Gutfirio and Nashville for air points County Judge01 Circuit Court C J Pratt Commonwealths AttorneyJohn T Crayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge o County Court Jno- - G U Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon County Cletk W II Arnold Sheriff VIll Thomson Jallor S F Oftutt Superintendent ot Schools Tlios II Smith Coronet Jno II Booth MAOtSTIATIS DIVIDENDS How HIS HEAVY FOOT District Henry Shaw Second Dislalct O J Famsworth Third District J C Uacon Fourth District TP Jones I Fifth Dltitlct HP Potter Sliv Dlstrlct W II Cato Ptt Hon ItnllroaU lluslncss t Affoctrd tiythe THrlfT LrgUtatlou llallrontl presidents nntl railroad stockholders linva hud ninny Interest- Â¬ ing object lessons since 1893 They aro not quite no renrty now to pay thnt tho tariff litis nothing to lo with tlio rallrond buslticss They thought it had not though In 1SB2 Then Uicy were expecting to order ruoro engines nntl moro freight curs tso ns to bo able Mew York World 114 Deen Fulfilled Tho noxt president must be a democrat G rover Cleveland would put a heavy root on billion doljarlam Nt Y World Juno 24 nrrophecr of the CLDTr tfTSte Vi V 3 rf North Edst South and West In Pullman Palace Cars - Y EMIGRANTS Our facilities are exceptiphal fc lo did Ho did In the first IS months ottha dorman tariff ho xnado tho business of tho oountr almoet six iit line of t for giving you goods of your selection made to orderr best fit in a rstock of KEADY MADE CLOTHING ai - UmSMtk a - WalsoTcairv peeking Homes on tbo line of this Targe road will receive special low rates Sec agents of this company Jot Wfif rates routes c or write to u C P Atmom O P TA Louisville Kentucky - rcc Cibrqrics Open to KARHNGTON FRBELIURARV a m log p m dally eicept Sunday Morn than oo volumes 50 periodicals mineral Collection Indian relics native woods etc Cordial ikvltation to all JRXIBRARV people Open 10 a m tog p in jlaily except Sunday Excellent collection of bosjra and periodicals liver body welcome JKO ron thk nv ATKINSON cOLoaarj Cobgc Directory to supply tho dcnland ot shippers of farnl BtitfT n8 soon ns Ley began to rushtbeirproductsfonvard in the effort to capture the mnrltctn of the world That breach Jn the wall ot protection was to let farmers got their stuff out of the country nnd the railroads were ready to haul It to Jho seaboard so that It might loseW time In getting out and Incidentally paying freight bills There- is everywhere a significant si- Â¬ lence now as to how rnttny markets Let us try and fathom wero captured the mystery Hero is a table thowing the tota receipts of grain nt AUantlo seaboard from 1SD2 to 1805r aiutN nSCEIPTS at atuLxtic snAcoAnD ritiBhcl Averaco Tear - Hatsandpb JM K V u ONLY A A varied assortment of seasonable V Vi articles- - in this line m -- i Latest Ari f NIQHTsS WsssssssssssWV A Ll0 H f O IBuiiW5jB A feffl ptyles always on hand PJDES- - i AW n Vi- -- f KJt Bi BENTS FURMSHIMBS Shirtsefckwear Gloves Canes lars and Guffs everything Mwm connection to - WHL t Hs a SOUTHWESTERN AKDTlCKlTAOtKT Umbrellas Underwear Coir THE LIMITED lolnt In MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA AlEXICO i- and CALIFORNIA i AaKfsr Ticket via the CHESAPEAKE OHIO nAILROAD v Th Votitst and Ilneit Train rnaklnr direct 183J J8S4 imii U35 1892 i drop of 123000000 bushels within a couple of years must have rjldctnickcd many a f rclghtcar and rusted many an toattend engine No wonder that 00000 railroad secretary Chas cowell hands were laid oft in 189 - Tho tariff ST BERNARD LODGE No 10 t may have- nothing to do with tho rail y Meets creryiuesaaynigni fe O O St Is mighty iiTun rn Vltltlnr brethren cor road business directly but of 244 significant that an average dlalir Invited to attend JOHN WVATT NG 400000 bushels of grain were hauled C II Hunt Secretary to Atlantic seaboard during tho two yearn of proteclton 1802 and 1893 while earl1ngton commandery no 513 averago was only 157000000 bush Â¬ United order of the golden cross the during the two years of tho demoÂ¬ meets Second and Fourth Saturday nljhts each els month A cordial Inviltalon Is extended visiting cratic administration And this doca -- Sir Knlffhle find tlVlet iaotehow UiojBmaller quantity hauled i TIIOSH MACK K01 R to our homo market pointqin 1894 and c jqy i 1805 owing to thelfghter consumption OF - Nor docs it take any account ot a In IVTilMS meets erery Mooday niglHorder th couple of million barrels less flour are All member of the MAsonlobtilldinc hauled to Atlantic seaboard because cordully invited oendrcMARTlNCC reciprocity had been a fraud and wap K ot R and S W F Etta Honestly now Messrs abolished Railroad Presidents and Stockholders LODGE No 6t A O 0 W meets HOPKINS be a pretty o jiitrf Thursday eyentne as t jo to cioca p m dont yon think It would wall of pro- Â¬ attend uillni iirmhren eordlallv invitedHurrM W good jnovo to build up that XW tection again and to have a few moro E B Scruggs Recorder reciprocity treaties instead of letting our foreign trade transactions result for tho benefit of the foreigners and 5ljurcl Directory against ourselves TURNER LODGE No 548 F stated meetings the nrsi ana I SaturdaTS in each month at Tto D Transient brethren cordially invited w C McLEOD WM A J- Aat - ir73ioiM 21US83n lHCSt5 O159Slitt- JiMOSt lB715Jm ffv Z M v- vfw m BRDDERIES No better Grocery any vtohere than ours may nnd in a city grocery t v it Every thing that j r T iffjO r V iV - - QUEENS WARE 3899 China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety n v1R nnYAN pASSCNOtri Ticatt Ofn j0HKtCH0L3 Ceal Stanaccr C TKt Cenl ra B O HATCH Afrot LOUISVILLE KY l r T JS 3S aEwjj rMctoiOUiSt4iGHTS 1 billions of dollars less thia in tho first Study 13 months of tho MeXinley bill iho figures TttiVnUlzer and congralu lato your editorial council upon the accuracy ot their forecast Fourth quarter lS90t ffullj year 1391 McKlnley period 15 DANK CUSXRIMOS 15612000004 IS71SCTSW9 W URlSlITUREj Joloied a other necessary articles for everyday life FUNK WAONALLJS Hotel j JWiPHITOMBTT 3 v m - te - - Mnt Our ifiens Miss Lula Fritehett illustrated the chart at the Methodist SunJsy School Sunday morning to he surprise and delight of all who months Iu6t80f06o6 Fourth quarter 1S94 C2823C334U Full year 1SS5 i Free trade period IS months BlUlon rn327CT5KO All communications and matters ot news per talnlnit lo this column should be addressed to Ceo ALtxANOc Birllniton Kt heard her are very sick are Mesdames Todd Amos Edward Morton and Mr Marshall Hatcher Of those In our town who STANDARD DICTIONARY Is everywhere by Edncatora Tlios D Walker Alias -- Old pnopn MADISONVILLE KY Joker TH- E- under hi business Dollarlsm heavy foot decrease catholic cnoRciror thk -l- immaculate aJHCSPTIOH first maas 700 a m second mass and sermon t 030 a rq Rosary InstructionM and benediction Coenan pastor j jo p in every Snnday A CHRtSTIAN CHURCH Sundaysehool every Sunday morning from 930 to 1030 Communion eervtce following at io40 Prayer meeting every Thursday evening MlSSIOtUW BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday Prayer merting Monday night each month Sunday choc at 950 a m D S Edwards Pastor H E CHURCH Services first Sunday each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school at jjo p m G M BURNETT Pastor M E CHURCH SOUTH ad Services every fourth Sunday morning Prayer meeting night by J T Cherry Pastor every Friday night Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR prayer meeting erery Sunday evening at 630 at Assembly Hall ZION A U B CHURCH Services ever Sunday morning at 11 oclock and eveilng at 7 oclock Sunday school at 030 it ci W A Walker pastor MT HON BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at it a ni and 7 pm Sun day school at 930 a m W W Foster psstor lnaMsoitoUIt CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays at 1030 a in and 800 p in by Rev t F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at tojo a ru Prayer meeting eety Wednesday evening at 830 BAPTIST CHURCH I Preaching every first and third Sunday morning Wednesday evening day morning at Dij M B 111 VTFWUH VJ VT Snndsyscbool fMMR IHEIMtHUIfB every Sun Â¬ CARPET TRADE FACTS Deinocratlo Boosters Not long ngo I Was in the city ot EcUsU MsmofBetorer Not Mow Corn plaislaa of Yankee Competition Plalnflcld N J a city of 10000 inhab Â¬ itants and rapidly becoming n fashion- Â¬ Carpet manufacturers in England able suburb of New York I 6 trolled huvo not been complaining recently into a barber shop I always like to talk about the competition of Yankee carto a barber IIo knows everything and pets or that they must shut up shop has a cheerful way of letting go ot it If tho English market was to continue 80 1 asked him how things were coming flooded with protected Yankee car Wo woudered If they had beon in rialnfleld Ifo said things were pets bad enough In Plalnfield 1 asked him come resigned to their fato and bad what was the matter with rialnileld tshut up shop orif they had managed to squeeze-- n little of the wages outoi Well said he these New Yorkroost era dont help a town much I asked their poorly paid workmen aud had Why said ho continued business at the old stand him what ho meant Tho British board ot trade returns fot I mean those fellows doing business In tho city of New York They buy 1805 throw soma light upon the subwhat they need and get shaved before ject Wo trust wo are not anticipating they start home und just roost in tho democratic papers In stating that And as I crawled out of 002500 yards of British carpets were Plalnflcld that democratic bathers chair Imado shipped to this country last year on Inup my mind to do everything I could crease of 433000 yards or 300 per cent by voto and by speech to prevent tho over tho British shipments to this mar democratic- party from converting tho ket in 1894 The money gain to the 80000 people of tho United States into English British manufacturers was roosters doing business in London and say 400000 Evidently their factories merely sleeping in the United States aro still running to good business It only remains now for the free traders Hon 0 P Dolllvet M C of Iowa to explain bow tho American carpet Cootemtaoasly Pigeonholed manufacturers have been benefited by JTho returns Indicate that the number ot Imdemocrats will exceed tho number ot rot an incrcaseof 300 per cent In our by 100 Tariff bills pasaoa by ports of British carpets during the first fubllcans will not bo contemptuously complete year of our free trade tn wool pigeonholed r the senato to which they will be sent N Y Times November 9 XUe Scat of the Trouble 1892 Restore again the policy of tho reTrue They wero carefully revised publican party and reverse tho balance to the extent ot some 000 amendments of trade in our favor nnd therlfcct will But it would Lave been far bottcrlop bo as always has been heretofore to it the country had the entire mlofld been stopthooutflowof gold fioinoiirxliorcs contemptuously pigeonholed Aslt ana bring to us nisienu tne yellow met was tho members ot the house pircpr al fiufllctent to make good thu balance rescntatives who passed such a tnrfft ot trade in our favor Tharcal seatol as the Wilson bill were contemptuous Â¬ the present trouble Is largely If not ly pigeonholed Wholly due to n ftilse economic policy insisted upon by Hi a opposition In the Want Protection nnd Peace Protection aud tho development of face ot overwhelming facts ns well a home industries and a home market the logic of the prm nt unfortunate mean peace Free- - trade and foreign condition of our national markets mean war Cleveland Itobert J Gamble M C of South 0 t World Dakota Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mr Ed Hughes on last Friday offered a silver watch if John Bailey not Rev MORTONS GAP he would go to Madisonville in 30 minutes Our little John accepted the offer There were services at both cb arches but failed 8 minutes of malting lun taip last Sunday Â¬ Press acknowledged Scholars the aad th Public to be FOR ALL PURPOSES and Meat Com pit tc FioNeeB TINNeR Itaslakeu a permanent stand at the head of the class with a full and complete stock ot i A Daily THK BEST Newspaper -- Elder W A Walker is yet in Sebree carrying on a protracted meeting Mr Rtscoe and Rev Grady returned from Hopkinsville Monday v It latin Latest AND--- Rev H Shelton of Sebree filletltbe The ladies defeated the gentlemen in the pulpit for Rev Walker Sunday and made debalo last Friday night arid the victory was great a good Impression Mesdames Myers and Porter President Milne of New York Stale Normal aay its deftnltlona are best lo he Collet wear their honor with modesty A large crowd was out at the A R last Scores o critics say the tasnd injwner same Dy the way we- - learn Ibat Earlington Thursday night to bear the debate which re Sound Etymologic has a debating Society Wonder If they It was highly laughable know we are in Hopkins County Tber are especially commended by the AtHello lantic Monthly notion the Westminister Mr George Shelton a young man of oar Earlington We have a chip 00 oar Caielte London Sunday School Tiroes Philadelphia and acorts ototbere towa of commendable qualities wants be shoulder It I government Authority girls to know that he Is a candidatefor Miss Annie Olshop who has been Visit- Â¬ soma girls hand claims that be has nc is In as In all lh departmenta of the United Stttea Government at Washington and all th wife ing Mr Tom McGommery has returned bad habits but failing to get a departments ot tho Dominion of Canada to Madisonville Girls this is leap year heres your chance Government esperta iv It the preference on dont all grab at once Mrs Lewis Watkins was here vitlling It I il aispuira poiaitPublic School Adopted In th Tbe Christian Endeavor has cbanged friends and returned to Madisonville of New York CItv mid elsewhere Its new educational features are estremely valuable the program and on next Sunday Temper Monday 11 3 Contains JoitUj words manjr thousand mora than any ether dictionary ever published More than fafxooo were expended In its pro djctlon 7 Specialists and Editors war en aied la Its preparation It Oetlnltlons r Clear and Eiact Stoves Castings and Tin ware Which be offers o his patron at prices which harmonize with a poor tnxns pocket and places competitors in tho sbadq When it come to Repairing Itoofins or Guttering he always holds tho ace and deuce His work Is sky high In quality whilst bis prices are dirt cheap Hi cus tomers are treated liko millionaires If you should need anything either great or small iri his line Walker Is tho man you are looking for You call get wbt you wani and have a littlo money left by call Ing on him at the old stand 8r250 i By This Paper 1 l iwy riithrhitttJmcnt ihepfonrle 9 t HVwtSnr nWo onc it lh The mirmr 1 roronojiHtroriJIJA favenmiPost 4fr man urul The Hewn liilsyille t- - - t iormi lt -- A lall jr jiWs wiitlal to ovrrv well In EtaLilirat5ttc33tn ty lu ljltotl-mmiiini ni ltnDlltSHl faellll ot thn Uverf 4 t Ill I I AVomilriftlon corrvstiondcnt 3lt A v Mxtt ttoiifMt tli ance will bo the topic Understand that nothing but temperance should be dis- Â¬ cussed Go to Nortonville on tbe fourth Sun- Â¬ Mctdames Idella Olacklock and Cratter V Bailey and Mr Wijlis were in Hopkins day in this month and hear Rev G - villa last Monday Lane preach - In training pupils 10 correct oi of words capitals hyphens etc Ita lllattrationa are Mr aad Mrs obn Mitchell have moved anparb lis tables tablee ot eolnswelghta and to Danville III where they xpect to measures plants animals etc are aihausltve and cannot b ound aliawbere make their borne It la the Most Highly Commended dictionary been welcomed with Never ha such onanlaibaa and unqualified pralso by the preis lha great universities and by educitors and critics throughout Ihe Engllsh apeaklng world Americans are proud o It English Â¬ men admire It The merit of the The London Times says Standard Dictionary ar Indisnntabla and ar abundantlyttesied by large number of unlrn- neftrfeshla aRlhnrllIl The New York Herald sayst The Standard Dictionary Is triumph In the art f cubllcatlon toryand most complete die Ills lb most satl si Mr A W l anmu liavodallv renurts Vr iin t HrwiMonn hiriiltHa All tlist lpeftnTlBtfat nanWOT Vf51l -- hjl of iirormsiAn llvirwiii srnnKiori lilrt chniw of ifli In A THE YIZAffJSQG The rsVutlrt our poll t lent hter Th oxeltlne 4iiik rnrcia jununry i unci at pure the tlomitorql ciititrat rtipea v Loin irrM wlUlUvilatn fatkni of Uini UIljlUI lIKtl Jt Tho VwiMiielun will J proniisrs lo bo llm moat In Mrs Sarah Disuop of Chicago here visiting Mrs Mlntie Ray t was Mr and Mrs Jaines McKeo are parents of a fiae girl baby a R C Crabtree tbe fly trip last week porter was here on v Chas Lyons speech at the Union was a bummer Mr James Southall and better half are protfd of tbe bouncing boy ftfroOl II fl tfWinm fit lUhrftna Knilonul PQnVcnilorDi nffl KrvatlV will vJ he h4il Mrs Dave Parker are both quite sjck and Aunt Klllebtew v- - CHURCH SOUTH Preacnlng everr Brat and third Lords day morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer meeting murniay evening aunaay acuooi evety Sunday morning at 000 oclock CUMBERLAND rRRSDVTBRIAN CHURCH Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 am and 73a p tn by V A Boon Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock PRBSKYTBRIAN CHURCH oclock Sunday school tvsry Sunday morning at oij Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 wiugnunr uh luo ultCUUOniS bathed her sprained ankle with soothing lotions and wrapped bandages about Jt Youre- tho ono that always carries tho accident Insuranca policies and Im tho one thntM always getting Chicago Tribune hurt A fifo OITr Famished Ilnhcrty 1 offered ter chop wood fer me meals at every house I begged fer vlttles Ins week Itavcnoua Jlcordon Incredulously Â¬ ir wo I dont think 01 1 Cause to Complain its fair Josluh said j Where- wu iTABLERSQIT BUCK EYE BEST WEMEDYi or PILE8 BO Ml MY AM K7MlTti IURC rnitl CERTAIN CURK the known for ID yoara mmm jhehb SR 1 11111 OINTMENT V Famished Flaherty complacently Jn da Indluiin natural giw country Judge i tlat You IoriU of HrrnUl against anyone t you go to Hawvllle Why not I spent ho summer thcro dont want to say anything Town TrtnttfVntnmnmreQjiitt Jfv f Illl ISf lll He From tvhom docs ho Jnherltjds Ulent for drawing filto jfrinllils father- - He Is tvden once and I wm licked twice beforo I discovered tun evcryuouy was related to every body clel Chicago Jtceonl ll J tuirmi Prof Johnson financial agent for tbo Mr Mark Myers was In our own Sun- Â¬ Atkinson College has a sprained ankle day from Greenville and returned same England Agent Wanted find thopo of tho KvAtltntf Iosthni 5ld by Subscriptions only day Henderson Foxsvell Ashly Glvous and prices Tho Hvcnliiff Ioat U tinnlui tally KASHV1U15U a serleii of short tor Mr Samuel Myers made A flying triplp Speoce Flodiy are the wealthiest colored rjy thf ttrrit- In t vol Inivbls 1000 Greenville Monday men in Webster County r t ll llemcmber tho J5vwirr i rfN 2200 Ml 1 t r r Jji00 ROUTE OF THE this liewapapcir tioti oiio ytiiV tor y sreeoo 2 va Mrs S Drown Is one of the Unions JM3 Peter Postell Sr and John Moore are Arent In your town send your subscription to Itno CHICAGO and amoog tbe richest Afro Americans in the favorite members run vrasaaiCireularaso nfW eenl on asolleatlon tc f Tern DescrlDtrva will ba State April J T Suhsorlptlona lo tn under thin offer rtryliy maUiojjl7 i jThe Discovery Sayed His Life Smith of Oweosboro and Landers poiitagu prepalfl Tlic oalV vMr G Caillouette Druggist at Beavers ot Hopkinsville wants to go to St DR Send subscrlptlont t Pullman Voatibtdod Train Bervlce wftl offie vlllc III says To Dr Kings New Louis as representatives The Candid friend 4 IMPROVED If tweet and Vineqt Day Concha -j Discovery I owe my life Wm taken with Miss Julia Look at my 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