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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 19, 1896

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Ht pfwvwvwwvvvvy w wf vvvvvvwyvvWvvvrvvvvvi WW t St - TPF t i mi ji J T L VVV Ml mw r m in iii ii - Jt M SEVENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSbAY MARCH 19 1806 NoSs U II m am ia i rStiBERNARD Vr - f T v i vi f - IlitHnHnn iiiiajrr siK iLTlr Miners and Shippers of W Js - yw - hV - rTfr a VJ - V II NEWBOLD Manager i General Offico EJareixTLcl R - QQAL AND COKE E5eirliiragtoara 5 COAL COMPANY A w m riii v - i J t K I T t V Ky - -JV - tWm t v VVV A M CAURPLL Mfinacer S v Jlt 337- - Union Street Nashville Tcnn w rW1 I WlTLoletaexle j l u - Agente k in T G W Main Street Louisville Kv -- ROUSE Manager Palmer Hoiiri Hroaflwav - Offices Pafliirnli J K nV - CAPT T L LEE Manager HESSER - WICKHAM tiaL l Houser Building St Louis Mo irUJ- Pnr Mn9n ItUVIWU UMI lUIIIJIIIIf Tnn VI rniunuu Anfln c Mrrtt i 603 Teutonic Building HIM T ita AS 111 U iTnnnr Cnxflmi c VJt F WWU w1 J FORD Manager f v ila Ta j- it- 1IIU UtUHOmiC t 1 lw x wuvtnri y ffVJi - r a jb t W BRIDGMAN T Jhta Chicogo Keep a Shara Lookout ior lHresn Items of Interest to the Retail COAL TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company 4 SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING t BdJ - ii Jt iii VI W4 j - in PITHY PARAGRAPHS rig Minjr loues o barges in tbo OLIo Klver traffic lolbseojt of coal at tbo lower riotnls or bonld do to Vy INCORPORATED A mine explosion in Prussia Is said to have caused the death of 127 persons J ths reports at band all the States In which coal mining Is carried on had a good year ot It to far at lonnego goes tor 1895 Tbs United States Government has appointed Board ot Naval Officers with Captain Mc- - Philadelphia Exchange short weight fellows Is going for the K- Cormlck as president to fit up a coaling station at Key West Ila - Inspector for Iowa says Tat tonnage of coal produced In 1893 was 3794838 abort tons that is of lump coal add to the above about 630000 tons tor nut and pea coal which will be the full production of cost for y Ibis State for 1893 M O Tbomn A story about circular coal pockets being new COMb St Bernard Coal Companys Coal Tipple Jit P9gmm iMh misaaw 1 - AaiawffiWIWjJrjm jcTPim iMI1 1 dm Tbero is naturally great opposition to the bill to tax coal In Ohio Tbe operators and miners are unanimously against the measure and both sides are ably represented at tbe Capitol In South Carolina a bill hat been passed re¬ quiring tbo weighing of coal iq all citlesSand towns of the State of not less than 1 0000 inhab ¬ itants At Chicago III deaters are hoping for a cold March and in such a case can dispose of tbeir stock without cutting Prices are for Jargo Eg 533 small Egg Range and Chestnut 330 In car lots on track V Similar coal in Ibis country is going tbe rounds storage bins built of iron are in use at a number ot coal mines In Westphalia Germany and have been for many years Thai it appears that tbe Yankee is not tbe inventor of alt things for wblcb he claims originality More than 300 Hungarian miners who left the Pennsylvania coal fields during tbe dull times a year or two ago returned to this side on tbe from Antwerp which steamship Switzerland arrived in Philadelphia last week Eight thousand acres of coal and timber lands in Knott County Ky were sold aj commis ¬ sioners sale last week to D W Sparks ot Da bois Pa J M Bailoy ot Knott County and S Combs ot Letcher County A F Baum ot Du bois formerly owned the land ¬ V v at Paducab Tbe Lexington Carter County Mining Co have abandoned their mining Interests tempo- ¬ rarily at Music Ky owing to the lack of demand Tbeir Cannel coal mines will be opened in a small way to keep in repair until the demnd opens with the next season Their offices and stores have been closed W W Smith of Nashville and Aretas Blood of Boston purchased the property o the Grand Rivers Ky Town Co sold at commissioners 1 vl Nature has glvea to Nashville American this section a happy climate generous soils and abundance ot timber and coal and rich deposits We have health In tbe ot various minerals JrSrfiPApftaniy 0 lie landscape Intelligent labor will In time make the South tbe garden spot ot all the land Mr McCormlck an Indian Inspector of the Department of the Interior basbeenon the San Carlos Indian reservation for several weeks past waa sent there by tbeSccretaryjf the Inter ior to male an examination ot tbe reported coat on the reservation and confer with tbe varluos tribes and bands ot Indians at to tbeproposed teggregation being empowered to submit to tbem proposition by which tbe coal lands ot Deer Crsk coal fields be cut from the reservation Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET f Srushed Soke for Base Burners and Furnasbs Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY the OF THE PACIFIC sale recently at Smitbland paying 13000 for the entire outlay Grand IUvers will be remem bered as one ot the boom towns of Kentucky thai a few years back was heralded far and wide as the coming Birmingham because of itc ad ¬ vantageous situation as regards coal and rala erals ¬ vi nAWAll The Tenth of a Series of Letters by John R Muslck S Mi HEy jjEjEm THE Author of the Columbian Historical Novels Brother Against etc etc Brother 1S9S Copyright BET by Funk Waoxalls New York CourT SPRING MEDICINE IjSimmons Liver ruguutor Dont Now Is the time you forget to take It ned It most to wake up your Liver A sluggish Liver brings on Malaria Fever and Ague Rheumatism and many other Ills which shatter the constitution and wreck health Dont forget the word Visit to Kauai Natural Curinn Ostrich osities and Farm The Island of Kauai is sometimes called the Garden Island of the group It is ono vast lower gar den between ninety and one hundred miles in circumference Vegetables however are not grovjn vey successfully there The island is said by geologists to be the oldest of tlm group One thing is certain Kauai has better ronds than any of the other Islands and after wandering through the stony pathless forest of Hawaii one finds the road of Kauai delightful gar den paths On January C 1896 the little steamer Milcahola lay at the deck in Honolulu Harbor At 4 p I alighted from tho carriagc walked up the gangway and took jny posi tion on the captains bridge to watch Die process of loading mules This is an interesting sight The vessel has a derrick rigged or the deck and a broad belt is passed under tho mule to which a hook is attached above his back As the engine starts the mulo is lifted from his feet and landed on deck Ono of the much to his disgust most amusing incidents I have ever witnessed was getting a vicious mule on board this vessel This mule wns brimful of his Satanic majesty and flashed more brimstone from his eyes than the great volcano is doing to day His heels were light and played with the rapidity of lightning about among tho natives and when they began to put the belt under his body ho smiled in liia sardonic way and seemed to bp sayipg Just watch me buck when they tighten that cinch P Ho seemed to labor under thedelusion that a saddle was beitigvplaced on him as fixed the hook inserted in tho it and tho mate tnrt IIia n- blew his whistle gmo 1a Puff puff-fa1 belt bKn to SAgIMc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 111 ¬ ¬ lt Try It and note purifier and corrector Look for the RED Z the difference en every package You wont find It on any other medicine and there Is no other LIVER Liver remedy like SIMMONS REGULATOR the Klngof Liver Remedies Be sure you ct it II Zt llln Co llilluili lplilu REGULATOR It Is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR you want The word REG ¬ ULATOR distinguishes It from all other remedies And besides this SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the Liver keeps It properly at work that your system may be kept In good condition FOR TUB BLOOlf Like SIMMONS It is the best blood LIVER REGULATOR J lu It rV EARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY Open from 10 a m to 9 p m dally except Sunday A Cordial Invitation Is extended to who ¬ ever may find a spare half hour to Im ¬ prove their time at be FREE LIBU ARV MORE THAN500 VOLUMES MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens 340 Species Labeled ouHlQ8itRernoMTH Indian mounds Of HOPKINa OOUNTY A flNB OOtLBOTION 1 Native woods 114 varieties in form nf picture frames which collection was U11I J LIII Uqiuhcu hi iue rvyrii - voiuniuiau ixQ Sltion Photographs parsneies Columblau Trans and Fbotograghlq numerous and beautiful Prise collection of grasps exhibited xpotitlpn at JOB WORK WilfrtJtftiYtprornpt I L tjtjrfl V t attention at rnfsheii KiYJiaeii ir u L 1 eleyated his back until it grew round and all four of his feet left the ground at the same moment Now came the surprise He ex expected to land flat footed in such a way as to completely paralyze everything but the cinch tightened and his muleship swung high in the air until such a look of disgust and amazement came over his countenance as would make a for tune for a farce comedian His gy rations kicks and struggles in mid air soon ceased and he was gently lowered to the deck He seemed to have it in for the mate for every time that personage came in sight the mules heels flew out like springs toward him Before we reached Diamond Head tho- supper gong sounded and the passengers hurried down to finish tho meal before we entered tho channel as the chances were we would not enjoy it an hour later The channels between the islands are never smooth and seem to be more dreaded by tho inhabitants of the islands than a voyage to Japan or San Francisco The vessels which ply between the is lands are small the sea choppy and if one can make the tour of tho islands into tjiem without get ting seasick ho is proof against that malady I had made seven ocean voyages without fecljng any of tho disagreeable effects of sea sickness and had begun to boast myself a born sailor but alas the channel between Kauai and Oahu took the conceit out of mc At three oclock ia the morning Xc steward rapped on tho door of my stateroom and said we were entering tho port of Nawjliwili J had not tho slightest idea where I was to land hut somehow instinctively felt that this must bo my des I awoke sleepy and tination cross dresied hurriedly seizqd my traveling bag and artists portfolio and loft the stateroom just as the anchor was dropped Three ladies myself seven Jap anese and fourteen Chinamen were the passengers to disembark Tho harbor was not Very rough tho the wator wasslightly undulating We woro compelled to cjijnb down a rppe ladder and enter a boat manned by a crew of dusky Ha This eat in the night watians is not pleasant especially when boat and ship are bobbing in dif ferent drcctjons As soon as the mail was brought pft tho omnibus took us to the iote at Likue about one and a half miles from the landing I Waa sliowa to my room and in formedthat Dr IV C GocJHuU the government physician t Kca- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ forenoon Shortly after breakfast he came to take mc to Koloa as his guest The ride from Eikue to Koloa The day was fair was delightful the roads but for the red soil might remind one of New England The kukua trees or screw pipes and wild breadfruit grew on every side On the way we paused at the Kauai Industrial School which was established by Dr J S Smith There are sixty and his sister boys in attendance at this school where they are not only given an English education but are taught useful trades such as carpentering blacksmithing and farming As we reached the village of Koloa with its great old sugar mill I noticed in front of one of the larger and better houses the gloriflying ous Stars and Stripes Supposing it to be the office ofI consul an American asked the doctor and he re plied that it was his own flag which he raised every time an American Qne will landed on the island never know how to appreciate America and our glorious flag until he sojourns in a Ioreign land Come to my house and stay as long as you like1 said the United We will States consul at Hilo feast our eyes on the flag and the American coat of arms and talk of America I am never so happy as when I find myself in the presence of an American citizen On the afternoon of my arrival the doctor his wife Dr Crane and myself wont to the Spouting Horn which is is not more than a mile and a half from Koloa This is one of the wonders of Kauai The ledge of lava like rock which extends over acres along the seashore is penetrated by many caverns into which the waves ot tho sea rush with wonderful force There is an orifice in the rock largo enough for an ordinary man to crawl through and the water driven in by the surf is forced through this hole sometimes to the height of sixty feet The expulsion of water is accompanied by a hollow roar as tho air is forced through an apper ture near the horn Near the horn is a large rock know as The Pulpit and about pno hundred paces in an opposito direction is the Boiling Kettle which is- - simply a largo holo in which thq water is continu ally rushfng in and out just like boiling water Next day we visited the Gol gotha or Place of Skulls1 about two miles from Koloa amy almost north of the village TUU h a rear sAacivt noacfl oij wfich ao ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ tho acknowledged authority on Hawaiian history a severe battle was fought in the fourteenth century The beach is strewn with human boucs and many perfect skeletons have been taken from the sands With the aid of Dr Goodhue I was enabled to discover one of the skeletons and dug out a skull with all the parts The remainder of the perfect skeleton I turned over to Dr Crane Tho this skull had lain in the sands five hundred years it was perfect except that the teeth were gone It was the cranium of a large man and in places quite thin He had had a blow on the top of his head during his life for there was an indentation in the skull which was strongly suggestive of trepanning Two skeletons were exiiumcu Dy our party that day The next day we were to start for thd Hanapepe Trails Our road led over a beautiful We crossed the Eawat country and Kalahab valleys and at about eleven oclock reached the Hana pepe valley following it for five or six miles when we came to the end of the carriage road Our party consisting of Dr Goodhue and wife DrCrane Mr J K Farley myself and two servants then mounted horses and started up one of the most picturesque valleys it has ever been my pleasure to see The path Wound along the bottom of the valley crossing tho stream a number of times The water in places came quite to the saddle girths the bottom covered with stones slippery and dangerous to all horses not very sure footed On cither side roso perpendicular bluffs to tho height of several hun dred feet Tho scenery along the valley like all scenery in Hawaii is pic ttiresquo and varied constantly changing like the views in a kaleidoscope The rugged lulls and cliffs are ever changing In form and adding new beauty to the who was scene Mr Farley posted in tint traditions of the country pointed out the Devils Slide on Koalalamti Maui to us According to tradition here lived one of the great gods or devils of the ancient llawaiians He had a sled on which he used to coast down the steep mountain side at the only place possible fur such a feat Tho the natives neVer knew what snow was coasting was a popular sport A place was pre pared for tho chiefs to coast down slippery grass allowed and a to firow over it This demon or god foe ho is called both nsed to glide dowu a night cominiKdapr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ slrt 1PH We reached the Hanapepe Falls at noon The water rushes over a precipice about three hundred feet high and falls into a great basin worn in the rocks below The scene is sublime and inspir- ¬ ing Miniature rainbows may be seen on the fine spray cast off from the dashing waters The whole is enclosed by precipitous cliffs clothed with dark green moss The shadows of the rock overhang the clear cold pool of water which lies beneath From this pool the plantation flume starts carrying water at a fall of only one foot to the the thousand to irrigate the valley below Among the most beautiful scenery in Kauai is the valley of Houalei which we visited two days later The journey was one continuous picnic It was made by the same party in carriage and on horseback The crossing the ferry at Houalei wasmade all the more romantic by the tradition that our ferryman had been a Chinese pirate he certainly looked enough like one One of the wonders of Kauai is the mirage This wonderful opti- ¬ cal delusion will occasionally greet the traveler three miles beyond Watwea Ihe sandy tract that stretches along the road seems transformed into a lake of water where the images of cattle are re flected as they appear to feed upon submerged vegetation while the trunks of trees seem to rise out of the water The natives have a tradition that at certain seasons just before dawn the old giant Kamalimoloa once a powerful chief of Maua is seen rising from the ground armed with his spear and with his helmet on his head Another natural curiosity is the Barking Sands ot Maua A long line of low sand hills is thrown up along the beach and as tho traveler walks oyer these mounds or strikes the sand a growling barking sound is produced- - This sound seems to be a property peculiar to these sands They bnly bark whep dry and if a large quan tity is removed and put in a bag the same barking will be produced by letting the sand suddenly fall from the end of tho bag to the other I witnessed an exhibition of this at the home of Mr Turner tho manager of tho ostrich farm The ostrich farm is situated on a sandy beach about three miles from Koloa shut in on all 6itUs save one by mountain ranges On that side is the ocean Ac companied bvi Dr Crane mounted hn spirited honws and attended by t out I an ¬ ¬ ¬ reached it in time for lunch Mr Capital Slock Paid In Surplus FuaC tSO000 18000 Turner the manager showed us COMMENCED BUSINESS IN ISS7 about the place and told us of the habits of the ostrich According toIn Turner this giant bird has very little sense He never looks to step over or crawl under a Banker fence but will fall over it He is such a fool said the manager MadisoiviIle that if the fence around his paddock was removed he would be three days in making the discov- pransacts a Qen8ral ery and then he would fall over the path SgJBankincJ Businwst Mr Turner says the old theory tljat the sun hatches the eggs of an Spsclsl attention flrtn ts Cotlictleot ostrich is absurd The ostrich is a faithful setter Bicycle for Sale The females set by day and the males by night A second hand bicycle for salo They lay three times during the First class order or no year fifteen or sixteen eggs at a cheap time A bird has been known to sale yield two hundred dollars worth of A LA BELLE JARDINIERE feathers at a single plucking and they are plucked every seven L months Ostriches may not be one of the FASHIONABLE wonders of Kauai but they bid t l fair to become one of the indus tries of the Hawaiian Islands John R Musick -M- joli Morten K ¬ - is ¬ FmTSCHSQN 1 1 1 1 ¬ EftCHAWI TAttOn- Sand Jll I Seventh Annual Convention KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN DEAVOR UNION EN IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITISGS da Sit Upper First St BtsbitIIIs Ind Ha oiruoillr solicit tbt patronia ot Mi Hop klnt count reads ¬ ¬ ¬ fc Tho Seventh Annual Convention the Kentucky Christian Endeavor Union will convene in Pa W II JBRNavN Prut iodOta1 Utai ducab the 39th 30th 31st of May O W WADDILL CMhltr Paducah is making great preparaHopkins County tions for tho event and expects to make it the best convention ever hold in Kentucky The most prominent business men of the city are on the Finance and Transportation committees and no effort will be Madisonville Ky spared to make the Convention a grand success The program is Capital Stock - - - 50011 exceptionally good including such men as Francis E Clark Presi Transacts a general banking buslnaw dent of tho United Society Rond and invites tbe accounts ot thecitlseasot the Indiana cyclone thaler Hopkins and adjoining counties Prof E O Excel the sweet singer Has be finest and most secure Taalt is Dry Darby a Trustee of the United this section ot Kentucky Society Rev John Pounds the brilliant young preacher who made 108T IN QUANTITY BESTINQUALI such a reputation at the last Conof the Christian Church at vention Dallas our own Dr J L Howe Dr J F Cannon pastor of the GrnndAvenuc Presbyterian church of St Louis Dr Powell of LouisWHITES CREJtH ville the best talker in the State and many others Very cheap rates will be secured FOR SO YEARS on all roadsi Paducah will furnish Hks led kii worm Rmtiu free entertainment to all Endcav EVERY BOTTLE lUAMMTUgi V orgis ajiat everything possible yll MOU BVAW if of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WORMS wsa 4 i ¬ i vermifuge n fj a-- yH A- q - 0 J it Aj Ml fjflrfv r 1 7i f ii tTMnfr X Vnle Cy Vnle DKN Well drink U Drown So overwhelmed with Ighs Whose desk is oft Ihei Cy nosure good bye The Situation at Frankfort - 1Tti iliVmniii flffcrtm - toCy eyes OH RUFFIANISM BEE PUBLISH1NQ ckii matter COMPANY IneorporittJl 01 lovely Maiden tintrredthcPcttofflca il ButlliiRloa Ay fl it Second ifUDSClUPTION RATES 11 Willi many a Cy and luring glance They seek him io beguile Arid capture handsome Cylent Cy Cy ol the 1ennyrile Uut he has a Oy nch upon A corner or bright smites Ills seat Is such n Cy necure He still resists their wile Then all lift up the loving cup And as It Cy rclcs round Cy ns of regret and Cympathy Say farewell Cy U Drown The Capital INTIMIDATION PUT DOWN BY GOVERNOR BRADLEY r Vl uccrs unu citizens nnu put uown thus fitly described by tho Courier- AND a threatened and impending troti journal bio which would disgrace the Blackburns whole campaign has been I State Notwithstanding the Boast of he Black burn Men Mingle Cojl siijMontnfi TMtt Month ti Yerltlcttrlndvnce 4 oo so 3 that they Had Ibc Mayor Sptclmon eoplt willed free on ippllcitlon cSrreJpanilenU wanted In all patts of the county AddteM ut for particulars J the Sheriff he police and Could Use Them for Anything They D B d Pleased THURSDAY MARCH IJ 189O Tub District Republican Com mittec meets in Honkinsvillotodav and calls will soonbo issued for County Convention JACK CHINN AND COflPANY AOAINST READY TO RUN ANYTfilNd EXCEPT BAYONETS HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY output of coal in Hopkins county during 1S95 was about one fourth the total output of the en tire State In 1895 the exact output of the State was 3207770 tons U- tuviinous and cannel coal Hopkins Countys output ivas 7 S 8 4S 5 tons all bitu- ¬ This is a gain minous Ope the product of 1893 of 27301 tons and a loss of 23333 ions as com parcd with 189 J- which The Am honor to Governor Bradley for his course in calling out the Governor Bradley Highly Com- ¬ State guards to protect the mem mended by the Press of The bers of the Legislature Kentucky and the Mayor of Frankfort and Sheriff of United States Franklin county failed to do their duty when armed thugs attempted to take possession of the House of HIS PROMPT ACTION SAVED DLOOD 8HC0 AND RIOT His action un Representatives doubtedly prevented bloodshed The attempt of Blackburn Goebcl Two Last Days of the Session and Bronson and their kind to Free of Intimidation bulldoze the House would have met resistance and a conflict would have been inevitable Re publican members have kept cool and within the law but a time had come when forbearance ceased to be a virtue ¬ The Princeton Banner says that the farmers in a number of conn tics arc organizing for the purpose of coming to an understanding about an organization for the pur pose of raising a short tobacco crop this year It advises the farmers to meet in the court house some time this month to send dele gates to a State convention of to bacco growers which will be held early in April This is certainly a good idea and if carried out would result in pro fit and labor saving to farmers Too much attention is dovoted to tobacco raising r 1893 of 50684 ions the result of the sympathetic during which strike Hopkins Countys miners worked daily The total number of em ployee in Hopkins county The dispatch below quotcdfrom in 1896 was 1887- Jlni JNew Orleans March 13th very much arls employed 288 Fatal- ¬ of the exaggerates the importance reported deal between Ala ities atmines subject to in ¬ bama coal operators and the South spection in State 8 No ern Railway I ho Alabama Coal operators fatal accidents iip Hop have effected a deal with the Southkins ern Railway to cover the immense Fopal- - cjoke produced Jn coal market among the Mississippi ¬ - yar - showed gain over THE GOVERNORS REASONS ¬ - I fi 2556 7 tons Of this 25116 tons were made wa- at JEailiiigtpjii J - tnV Koweirs moo ll1lLiliH newspaper - Directory ays y Til Hk Thursdays Republican four r paces 30x26 subscription fit ettab- - n lisRed j88oj Paul M Moore editor K u nee PubliiliinK Co Publishers wivxRTisciirNi Tlie Bar officii or coat interests or Western Kentucky Only republican paper in Hopkins re- publican last election and fifteen ad- - i joining counties Published In chief y IK tuwii hdu county oi jtetitucky Mining chief revenue of counlri ireaiui Miners intelligent American VHItCllli BarllnKlon has four months uiore ires scnoois man Stalo pays for n whiteandcoloredj Twopublicllbrsrles yyyiiiniXuni jya yiLspLfpWT anyjn yuqyinry Oh JackChinn He didnt get in The question- lias been asked about Dunlap was it fright or fraud Senator Landks was yesterday appointed Judge pf the Court of Appeals from the First Appellate district to succeed Judge Grace deceased The appointment is an excellent one ¬ The Republican Stato Conven- tion is to be held in Lexington on Wednesday April 15th to select delegates to the National Convention at St Louis ¬ The city of Henderson is disin fcctfrvdisiriterred skeletons of people jivho yere rified beforelest an immortal tevar smallpox germ should escape from its ante bellum encystment and attack a sleepy policeman or some other unsuspecting citizen ¬ favor of the citizens of that village thescwords If all the hypo crits in Elkton were dead our population would be sparse and the daily papers in the city of Hades would declare in glowing head lines that that place was on a boom in The Elkton Progress courts the ¬ The rural riming rooster ol the Elkton Progress having been worstqd in hjs pseudo poetical crit icism of the editor of The Bee who had laughed at fits reasonless rimo and raeterless measure has recently changed the subject by ac cusing The Bee of harboring stolen thunder and this advises originality But the advice is couched r the r - - r rs peculiar ad original rimo in which nauseating vehicle we could not tajce the most palatablo advice even if it fitted a careful diagnosis of out rase Nothing is hither from Urf jMtrp pr the practice of Tji Bee than Viarism ¬ ¬ ¬ Frankfort Ky March 15 Gov Bradley gave out the following statement in regard to his action in calling out the troops Arthe instance of the presid- ¬ ing ofheers of the two houses I sent for the Mayor of Frankfort and urged him to take such steps as were necessary to protect the members of the General Assembly and preserve the peace Afterward I had a conference with the Sheriff having been assured that the police had done nothing to remove the disturbing clement On Saturday evening March ¬ 14 the presiding officers ot the two houses made affidavit as did also others and filed same before me suganplantations south of Green ¬ stating that for several days past ville heretofore occupied by the an armed body of desperate men Pennsylvania7- V operators This had by threats and demonstrations trade takes about 1500000 tons intimidated and overawed some of annually most of which has been the members of the General As- shipped from Pittsburgh by river sombly and that a portion of these The deal includes freight rates from men had assaulted a Senator and Birmingham to Greenville low refused to allow him to leave the enough to enable Alabama to meet Senate chamber that a portion of Pennsylvanias all water route them claiming to as deputies prices A fleet of barges is to for the Sergeant-at-Armof the transport the coal from Greenville Senate on the 14th day of March south and there will be ample took possession of the door of the tipples at Greenville which the House chamber while the General Southern Railroad willvprovide Assembly was in joint session and The truth is that only about assumed to decide who should entons of Pittsburgh ter the chamber and being re 1000000 coal annually goes south of Louis- sisted by the Doorkeeper of the House ville to all points on the Ohio and seized ot Representatives forcibly the said Doorkeeper and Mississippi riverssupplying Evans prevented him from exercisinr the ville Paducah Cairo St Louis duties of his office and enabled Memphis the Sugar Coast and persons to enter who were not en- ¬ titled to the privilege of the floors New Orleans and that their presence and action prevented members from votinpr In A MONSTER STORY the joint session That monster devil fish story The said affidavits also show told about Col R T Holloway of that the Sheriff and his posse and Lexington is certainly a monster the policemen of the city have story Unfortunately the colonel each and all failed to arrest any of the bourbon bluegrass said armed and riotous persons is from country and as he went a fishing but have stood by and permitted them to continue their work of inhe probably had with him a special timidation and also permitted brand of Miss Richardsons Chris- numerous other persons who were tening fluid and could not tell a armed to occupy the Senate cham- ¬ devil fish from a skate The story ber and cloakrooms of the two houses during the joint session goes 33 follows aforesaid and that said authorities The Colonel seems to have been were either powerless overawed or alone in a boat off Naples Bermu unwilling to act and unless I inda Islands when a huge devil fish terfered and protected the General seized the boat and towed it sea Assembly legislative action would ward at a terrific rate The colonel be prevented not and bloodshed would follow and the security of is said to have cut off 60 tentacles the lives of citizens and officers of SUSTAIN THE COVEUNOR The legislative balls of Kentucky sup as they one at a time grasped the the Commonwealth required ac- ¬ posed to bo the source of the SUtos law tion on my part boat then seized Ins rifle and fired At last the Mayor and the Sheriff were in possession of mobs wbfch set nt more than a hundred bullets into Under these circumstances I felt defiance all law Turbulences ruffianism at Frankfort having proven recreallow such a state madness anarchy reigned and that blood ant to the trust imposed in them that I could the monster killing him It was pf things to not and death crown the orgy of continue and called did not flow a miracle not to be explained tho Governor of the State in the passion was now nearly night and he was out out the btate uunj d Section exercise of his power as its chief 249 by the absence ot instruments of sight of land but a fishing boat of the Constitution prescribes that and desperadoes to wield them of death executive issues orders which not toweci tum tn The devil fish the House of Representatives of Again the same newspaper says Not even the Sheriff can misunderstand the least disgraceful weighed over 2000 pounds the General Assembly shall not fa the House and feature ot proceedings and which if obeyed will give us Senate at Monstrous fishy elect appoint employ or pay for nesday was tho part which Frankfort Wed for two days of the session a Leg characters like exceeding one Chief Clerk one Jack Cbinn and Jim Williams were an- - islature free from organized intimi THE DEVIL FISH DEFINED inoruea to play by me lollowers of one dation Assistant Clerk one Enrolling If the Sheriff will follow The brivli in one Senatorial candidate been engaged have the order of the Governor mem The devil fish killed bv Col Clerk one Sergeant-at-Arniwhich these men have one bers need Ilollowayof Lexington is thus de Doorkecperone janitor pagesclock- - made their nimes by words in Kentucky knifes nor not fear Tack Chinns room keeper and three Tim Williams pistol As still further exhibiting the fined by the Century dictionary joint rufe u of the General serious nature of the situation at but may act in accordance with the Devil fish or Giant Ray In the Assembly gives the President of Frankfort we take this paragraph wishes of their constituents United States a name applied the benate the power to preside from the Courier Journal of Friday Die uovernor deserves the supand also port of all law abiding citizens chiefly to a gigantic cephaloptcr and preserve decorum Some of the members of the General Sergcant-at-Armprovides Assembly were very Indignant yesterday The condition of affairs at Frank oid ray which lips very wide 01 tne that the senate assisted by the Because ponce were siauoneu in the capi fort has long been a disgrace to spreading sides or pectoral fins of the Honse shall tal to keep too peace If the authorities the whole State and Senator their duty long cephalic fins turned forvard perform the duties of that officer had done Wednesday police would have been Blackburn need not expect them on band and a goodly squad of in the joint assembly and inward a terminal mouth and iiieinucrs ot mn Legislature including to bo forgotten or forgiven as were It is my would be leaders smalltecthin the lower jaw onlv are enforced duty to sec the laws does would have and their armed despera the methods used in his contest for landed in he calaboose and I am tho Scnatorship against Senator The widljh ol this grcat batoid fish say that in my judgment afrank to The police did not do its duty Williams Deputy In the pendiugcase the sometimes exceeds twenty feet It Sergeant-at-Arm- s appointed by the Mayor refused to do his duty outrages against law and order progresses in the ocean bv flanDimr the Sergeant-at-Arm- s of the Senate and the sheriff failed to restrain have been too flagrant Tho de its sides or pectorals up arid down and sworn in by the Clerk of the the bulldozers fiance of public opinion has been Senate As Chief Magistrate tho Govern too open The usurpations of the and is occasionally hunted by joint has no right to enter the a8smbly or its presiding of oris bound to take notice of what conspirators havo been too numcr sportsmen with harpoons It ia ficcr to do so is going on about him- As Chief pus Tho indignities placed on viviparous and generally has hut My whole object is to enable Magistrate ho was appealed to by tho State have been too full of a single young one at birth the members of the General As the President of the Senate elected humiliation These things will I he Giant Ray has notentacles sembly and the constitutional ofli- - by the people and by tho Speaker never be forgotten and th people Nor was tHs all ho Will punislj them at the polls To so that the Colonel had no use for ccrs thereof to govern themsolven ofthoHouso free from outside influences or in was informed of aconcorted rndve- - check thVgrowth of lawlessness hi9 hatchet which fo evidently riot timidation to preserve the public nieut toward Uie Capitol of fiiondu to r4tr4Q tlie conspirators who of the Geo Washington brand peace protect tlw lives of whose campaign iff j asaumd tptbe a law to thsrWlves of- - pjBIUhnrn v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - s at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Under these circumstances any Governor worthy of the position would have acted as Gov Bradley me pretense that the acted statute under which tho Senate Committee assumes to act has any application to this caso docs not deccivernny lawyer in the Senate It is probably the conclusion of Hazelrigg who if lib gets justice willbe impeached before his term expires The Governor is not disturbing or embarrassing th6 General As sembly j ho is protecting it from dis turbance It is a delusion born oignorancc timidation embarrassment if and in and we doubt Hazelof our constitution that the Gov- rigg himself for one moment beernors or chief executives are rncrc lieves that by calling out the militia ciphers helpless and harmless be- to protect the Legislature the a mob until some underling Governor fore has subjected himself to appeals for aid fine and imprisonment LouisSo thought Gov Altg61d of Il- ville Post linois who held that the President of the United States could not pro HRONSTON 0OEnEtCO tect United States property or give effect to the decrees of the These leaders following in the the United States Courts untilcthc wake of their leather lunged chamGovernor of tHlinois appealed to pion Joe Blackburn have never him for his assistance shown the slightest particle of conIn Kentucky the contingency servative spirit have never been It was was more serious c t conciliatory have never been per- ¬ property threatened with destruc- ¬ suasive Their methods have been tion but representative govern- those of tho street corner bully ment It was not General Man ¬ their language that of the bar room agers of railroads obstructed in the brawler They openly theatcned performance of their duties but and they have carried out revolumembers of tho Kentucky Legis tionary tactics and they threatened lature met to enact laws and choose to use force to carry these tactics a Senator of the United States into effect Professional desperaGov Brown was clearly right does were employed by thesw men when he came to Louisville to pre- and posted in the very halls of the vent a prize fight State House for the purpose of do President Cleveland was right ing murder Men who are handy when he acted in Illinois to give with the knife men who can shoot effect to the decrees of the courts and who will fight were the aids Gov Bradley was right to act these leaders called to their assistwhen appealed to by the presiding ance Could anything less than officers of the Senate and the pre- what has occurred have been exsiding officer of tlicllouseto brush pected when such leaders were in aside an impotent Mayor and an command indifferent Sheriff and as Chief These men of violence threaten Magistrate command peace m a ing revolutionary methods and hir disturbed community and end a ing thugs to back it up pretend to reign of terror created by the con- be Democratic party leaders They spiracy between desperate and de- prate about party duty and call feated politicians honest peaceable men traitors The State stands to day in a now What are we coming to when such position of dignity The law has ku klux are in the saddle What been vindicated Freedomof action can we expect unless it be violence and motion has been manifested for We must do away with the hoodcitizens and legislators and vio lum clement in our leadership lence is confined to the verbal ut We must put wise men in charge terances of ill balanced Senators of our party conservative law and unfrocked Judges It may bo abiding temperate men We have that the legal adviser of the Black- ¬ had too many hot heads too much burn caucus has not thought it Blackburntsm already The sooner worth while to consult the consti this stripe ot politician is sent to tution so for Ins benefit all con- the rear the better it will bo for cerned we reproduce the following Democracy Truth from section 349 As to the latest phase which this The Scnats shall not elect appoint employ or pay or exceeding one Chief disgraceful wrangle has assumed Clerk one Enrolling Clerk one Sergeant the calling out of the troops its at Arms one Doorkeeper one janitor one justification or condemnation must cloak room keeper and three pages of such a restriction depend upon the construction of The wisdom If the Senate has no is obvious In the first place it is the law not a law which restricts the right to swear in the Assistant Gov Bradley power of the Senate It is a Sergeants-at-Arm- s plain provision of the constitution but does his duty in preserving the which even a Judge of the Court peace if he makes no discrimination of Appeals himself cannot misun- in favor of such appointees and If it is defective the invokes if necessary and in a derstand defect can be removed only by an legal way the military power of amendment to the constitution the State On the contrary if the and is not in any degree modified Senate has such a right as it by any curbstone opinion Judge ought to have and probably has however reprehensible may be the Hazelrigg gives to Jack Chinn Furthermore this constitutional manner in which it has exercised prohibition is put in the most posi- that right and if the Governor is tive form It provides for a infringing upon the Senates pre- ¬ clerk and other clerks to assist rogatives in claiming police super- ¬ vision oyer the legislative chamthe clerk but for one nt-at-Arms and no more Be- bers and cloakrooms then he has yond the officers named the con- made an extraordinary and crimistitution says the Senate shall not nal blunder in taking the action he elect appoint employ or pay for has In cither event the present shameful state of affairs is the logiothers Now if the Senate is thus prohib cal culmination of the orgy of par- ¬ s ited tho has no tisan and personal politics which power to do what the Senate is for- for two months has held sway at the Capital iCourier Journal bidden to do That violence had been doncand Hurrah for Jack Chinn further violence threatened was a Blackburn organ By known by all men Dr Walton the waynow that Jo knows he can had been forcibly attacked fn the not win why does he not get off Senate chamber by a Senator and the track and give Jack a chance others Adoorkeepcrof the House On whose shoulders could Jos had been set upon by bomers dep- mantle fall so gracefully as upon uties The Courier Journal itself Jacks Courier Journal had said in its editorial columns ¬ ¬ have acted sooner had I not been assured that the local authorities would net My warrant of authority will ba fount in Sec tion 267a Kentucky Statutes and following sections 111 the Constitution and by virtue of my power as the Chief Magistrate arid conservator of the public peace in this 1 havotho right Commonwealth to place the military under the control of various peace officers or to control them myself as the Chief Magistrate of tho Common Under the circumstances wealth set forth I have concluded to hold them Under my own control I regret the necessity which causes me to take this step and havo post poned the matter as longas could bo donewith safety but now having undertaken it 1 shall exhaust every resource at my command to preserve the peace andprotcct the fair name of the Commonwealth I would ¬ ¬ one of Insurrection and unscrupulous per sonal advancement his means being the excitement ot factional passion and dis sension and bis object to slots power at tho expense of tho party which made him or falling In that to block the elecSOUMERS A USURPER tion of any other man It wns but natural that tho reckless efforts ot such a political Saturday an employe of tho pirate to become the lawless dictator ot his party or above his parly when abetted by Scnato induced another employe swear in six followers numerous enough to hold the of the Senate to balance of powet In the Leglslatureshould men as employes ot the Senate result In a state ot wild demoralisation In These men arc expected to arm his own party and of corresponding In themselves in violation of the law flammatlon fn the Republican party ¬ to keep tho State House free from tho men of blood who go armed to every meeting of tho Houso of Senate tho Governor has acted acted wisely firmly and practically and ho will soo to it that today ana tomorrow tneso orders nre obeyed to the letter Tho people are with tho Governor and he has but to move forward Evening Post The Only I Grcat and thoroughly rc-Vi 1fiil uiiuuing up mccucinc ii iiuoto nerve tonic vitalisedand 1 - Blood Purifier HOODS Before the people today and which stands preeminently above all other medicines is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sergea- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ergcant-at-Arm- ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3 ¬ s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 and evidently expected some over scrupulous or weak kneed Republi can to vote with them but tho re sult was to ddopt the report by 49 to 46 When the vote was to be taken pn the majority report this fair minded conscientious but well disciplined group of Democratic members arose as ono man and marched put of the chamber hop ing to break a quorum but the Re publicans stood firm and the report as amended by the minority report was adopted by a vote of 5t to o and Kauffman was declared to be entitled to it And now those Republicans who were lauded to tho skies last week for having such tender consciences are denounced having none Tho newscof the action of the Houso wa3rimmcdi atcly conveyed to thos Senate and the retaliation committee of the body composed entirely of Demo crats constructed early m January without the sanction of the presiding officer proceed to fill up in a report which had long been prepared for tho occasion the spaces left vacant with the names of Dr Walton and Dr James dcclating them to be expelled on account of disqualification but not stating Why that was the case or notifying mem mat mere were any charges against them The worn and rumpled condition of the document and the different hand writing and ink used to insert tho hastily selected- names the toboggan slide method of expulsion j the unconstutional usurpation Post of the powers of the Lieut Governor as presiding officer by pre FRANKFORT DOINGS tending to formulate a rule delegating his duties to the Democratic chief clerk and transacting Regular Letter From our Special illegal acts after ho had on a these mo Correspondent tion duly seconded declared tho Senate adjourned demonstrates Frankfort Ky March 14 the desperate straits to which the The death of Senator Weissen Blackburn retainers were reduced ger on Monday last cast a gloom But thoSiibsequcnt events imnio over this city and caused a tempo- mediatdy following this pretended rary suspension of hostilities be- expulsion aro still more revolutween the political factions Trib- tionary Although the foregoing utes to his sterling worth fidelity report was made quietly and hastily to honest convictions and inflexi- in a surreptitious mannerDr James bility of purpose are paid alike by happened to get an inkling ot what tho Democrats and Republicans was going on and slipped out of and many of his bitter foes would tho Senate Chamber through tho gladly recall the expressions they cloak room and entered the cham have hurled at him for his course ber of the House But Dr Walton The who is an elderly man of slight in defeating their schemes Critic of Louisville in its issue of build was busy at his desk and March 8th in its column headed heard nothing of what was going By underground Wire had the on and seeing the President and following paragraph Senator Senators leaving the room started Rozelle Wetssinger has been ill at to go with them but was seized by Frankfort but if ho was half as the Scargant at Arms and the sick of life as his fellow Democrats gang that he had assumed the pri are sick of him he would be a dead vilege of appointing ns his assistman ants without any authority of law And the next item following this or direction of the Presiding officer Demo- or official action of tlo Senalo kindly suggestion reads cratic traitors arc so thick at Frank- and this frail old man was assaulted fort that Aaron Burr would bo and held in durance within the hailed as a patriot if he were to re Senate chamber while the vote was visit his old haunts at the capital taken in joint session in tho As at this particular time The most Assembly room And then in the severe comment that can be made joint session attempts to rule rough upon these clippings from the shod over the majority by incend Blackburn organ is that Scnntor iary speeches and bulldosing tacWeisscnger is dead A new phase tics nearly precipitated a tragedy of the Dunlap Kauffman contested With this illegal corps of soi disant election case was developed on Senate officials organized equip Wednesday when Dunlap sent a ped and drilled in tho interest of communication to the Speaker of and subject to tho orders of the the House asking permission to Blackburn managers and backed withdraw the case because the by the fact that the Sheriff of tho House had delayed its considera- county Mayor of the city and the tion and decision Alter consider- police force are summoned in sup able heated discussion the Speaker port of the same faction and com ruled that as the testimony had all posed of notorious sympathiz been taken on both sides and re- ers the legislature is really in a viewed and argued by each person state of siege Thcie seems to bo on the floor of the House and as to legal remedy to prevent these it was manifest from the showing usurpations and revolutionary prothat the allegations of fraud and ceedings and the self restraint of ineligibility in which the Com- the Republicans has been a re monwealth was interested should markable exhibition of moral cour be determined ono way or the other age and has thus far averted a phy it was competent for the House to slcal conflict which would sully the take action and if he cpntestee fair name of Kentucky and bring a was not according to the evidence portion oi the condemnation upon submitted entitled 4o his scat to themselves which tho people Will so decido although it could not visit upon the participants in this compel the contestant to be sworn scheme of lawlessness Tlie com Then on Saturday after hieffect in unless he so chose mittee drawn for this case had the ual efforts had been made to pre majority in favor of tho Democrats vail upon tho civil authorities to who reported in favor ot Kauffman exclude these officious illegal assist retaining his seat The Republi- ants tho Seorgaut at Arms pro- can minority reported that Dunlap vaueo upon one 01 me cicrtfs of was entitled to the seat occupied the Senate to swear in n half by Kauffman Both repprts were dozen of these tough citizens as printed in pwphlet form and mem assistants thus emphasizing his bers furniiHwl with copies so that determination tp keop them with they could rpad and digest the evi him in tho cloak room and c0rri dence and arguments sot forth by dors and havo them aV hip call tp each Tie first vote taken was guard the door and prevent Um upon the minority report which entrance of any whom the was to unseat Kauffman and Mat Vha Ulackbiirrt leaders jvntea out as Dunlap jiego Of the unentitled to th jfcresfciva act Ah in the other case the Demo npr Trrtsrm subordinate rtsjresented an unbroken frqnt ion in tho ni ¬ ¬ ¬ station themselves in tho Stntc Houso and execute tho orders of Senator Blackburn or Mr Bronston in their campaign of intimidation against tho Representatives of the people They havo done this heretofore of their own- volition and now it is proposed to clothe violence with usurpation Sommers and his confederates who arc called deputies should all bo arrested disarmed and put in jail That would be done if the officers of tho law in Franklin county had the least regard for the law which they havo sworn to up hold As for Sommers deputies they have no moro authority today than before they wcro sworn in and they will bo punished for murder this week as surely as last week when they were not pretend ed deputies Mayor Julian instead of seeing that the laws were executed has done all in his power to strengthen the conspirators and to intimidate the Legislature He has been offered the services of the first citi zens of Frankfort and had he desired to maintain order and preserve peace he would have accepted those offers and have called others to his assistance Instead he armed thugs and bullies that there might be other fears aroused and to protect them in their illegal course he has clothed them with police power and sent them to the State House to prevent the election of a Senator of the United States Now let the Senate act and let the self respecting Democrats of that body at once by resolution put on record the repudiation and condemnation of the impudent and gross usurpation of Sommers aud dismiss him from office sum marily Neither the dignity nor the safety of the Senate is in tho keeping of Sommers If in the judgement of the Senate it needs protection which the officers named in the constitution cannot provide the Senate itself or its presiding offi cer will apply regularly to the proper authorities for the needed assistance The dignity of the Senate is out- ¬ raged when Sommers undertakes to act for it and every member is interested in maintaining its dignify aud its independence The vote for tho dismissal of Sommers Evening should be unanimous ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sarsapanlla It has won its hold upon the hearts of the people by its own absolute intrinsic merit It is not what we say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story Hoods Cures Even when all other prepar- ¬ ations and prescriptions fail I was taken with a pain In uiy right ido which run down Info my limbs and my ankles swelled and broko out In running orea in seven dllTcrcnt pkecs 8Inco I havo used Hooda Bar Mparllla tho sores lmo healed and I havo gained flf teen pounds in weight Jomb IUnntu rrrstbnburg Ky Get HOODS nOOll S flllS tire Ml ilrureUls Sto officers of the rcvolutionnry Scnattf coupled with the Information that there would bo a movement to take nlu hold possession of tho two chambers with their corridors aud cloakrooms on Sunday night back ed by nfildavit of tho presiding ol ficers and the ndvica of tho best citizens of both parties Caused the Governor to call out tho militia to take charge of tho Capital building mid grounds nnd nco that tlie Jaws Wcro enforced and by thus taking tlmcvby tho forelock nip tho conspiracy in the bud and avert am impending tragedy Democratic members had been threatened Jjy tho Blackburn leaders Speaker Blackburn on one occasion When ordering tho Scnfgcant nt Arms to see that no one should rcmnjn In tho House unless ho waa ontitled to tho floor under tho Constitu- ¬ tional provisions said that it had been reported to him that members Had been intimidated by tho per ¬ son who were moving around among them during a roll call Mr Violctt roSo nnd said ho wished tho Speaker to correct that state ¬ ment Thnt while it waB true at ¬ tempts had been made thcru had been 110 intimidation And it iS a well known fact that when the vote was taken in tho Senate on the report to oxpol Sen ators James nnd Walton lliere were Democratic Senators who ro fused at first to jqiu in the insane nnd action but were threatened nnd intimidated until they did There may be Ad clec- tion of a Senator but by the long delayed but patriotic action of the Governor mol rtilo has been quelled tho dignity of the State asserted and the rights of citizens under the law protected DKN ¬ ¬ JSqW i ¬ ¬ ¬ All last winter Mr Ceo A Milts o Lebanon Conn wai badly afflicted with rheumatism At limes It was so severs that ho could not stand up straight but was drawn over on ono side I tried dif ¬ ferent remedies without receiving relief ha st s until about alt months ago I twuctl a bottle ot ChAmborlilos ljln Balm After dslng it fjr ttirvni diys my rheumatism was gona and bat not returned since For sale by Derntrd Drug Store Earlington Den T Roblnun Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles Cure for Headache As a remedy far all forms of Headache ¬ ¬ ¬ Utectrlc Bitters has Droved to ba the verybest It clTccts a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to Its inlluftncc We nrgcalt who are if dieted to procure a bottle and giy tbls remedy a fair trial la cases of liabltnal constipation Utectrlc flitters cures by- glv ing the neeaed tone to the bowels and few cases long resist the use of this medicine Trr it onco Fifty cents and i oo at St Bernard Drag Store - LOSS OF VOICE Aftor Aouto Bronchitis cxraEBTtisufo - -- AVERS Cherry A PREACHERS EXPERIENCE 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ under medical trcalunit fimUt tho end of two months whs ik ImjUit 1 fount it very dllilcult to preach nnd concluUetltlo try Oyers Cherry lent cold which resulted In an attack of acute bronctilK 1 put mynclf Tlirco months ago took n vio ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rpctoril Tlie first botljo gave 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ now taking linn rollepl mo almost entirely of nil unpleasant j miliums and I feel sure that one or two lwt tlefl moro will effect n permanent cure To nil nilnlRtora suffering from throat I roubles TreroinmeiiilAyera II DIst Seeutnrv Am llaptt Publication Society Petersburg Yfy great relief llio second which I am mo ¬ rherry 1ectornl- - K1I Uuawikv ¬ Ayers Cherry Pectoral COLD ¬ MEDAL AT TOE WOELDa VM ¬ AYERS LEADS AIL OTHER SARSAPAilLAS ¬ GRDVES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TASTELES3 ¬ CM 1 1 yr Medina Oiiltomoill OBoVK rt I ¬ TDNID WARRANTED PRICISBOots Uiuthuti7o tronlrvadr Hilnytw lqTjTmr In u orua bului roneix o M br tluu told an TAansi1338 nriiclo IS JUST AS COOO FOR ADULTS ¬ fffifcfi lul Wa Isold cuiwTtowo MA ¬ ber Tr iitT5 saMr wi lulftM a J oi iHllB WANTED ANiDEAff Or v a r y -- SJlxSWflU f It 4 wv M rtagaztnc - i V 1 t h 111 P vUMBptilt ThoLadics Magazine NOTHING SAYS A FDscinallog Widow anil a GOOD OLD BRANNY METCALFE 87 YEANS OLD a212EE333XaXjtiai Club Club held a very I nm 67 vmm old nnd wto ed about allot the couth And liuii nvrv nnlaAn nlul Immirltv from rrmr wHpffM Kfi roiiixlkstliutliui liopn olddurlng my llfeind for tliobeimeat ot blood with Vr PlMTos Ooldeii Medical Di- pleasant meeting with aoCood Pair of Desperaty Men equal to tlio Kiiircrln cororv Ilhoutnatlsni hna ltd origin In a t ftO I ro iiki poisoned condition or ino moot ana is ai- - Mrs J F Foard at Hccla on n ail lid num nml wot relieved by tM rotnMr wbloh nets on van Coughs Dynpotula and Mils M A MK iCAlrc 720 SouUi 4th St 1uducih Ky Attempt to Skiagraph Her Drain liver kidneys and bluod often tho result Thursday March la Mrs Geo stonlacu troublo an most ant e mtirnuvrr or a diseased liver C Atkinson read an article from NO BELLS PINE TAR HONEY SfiBv DR IlotiM thotornld liver The Outlook on and nrw Clara Barton Pi0O1ft2ftftfm hleancn a and tliforv tn the treatment of att dough MyslctloU to action with the Wliotan She be una Jt curet rontMal Trouble - vl anucureiQuteklii Mrs Paul iMicovcry the Red Cross Work great dMl bet¬ M Absolute liartulett and oioninnl to take It cuts II Madltonvllla l always tip lo tnutf lfeU Moore reviewed the Plague of ter than t did tierora looso the mucous and allows It to b spit ort without ex hath been remarked In tbesa columns taking jour aoldcn rrtlon or straining nnd stops tho coiikI nt onco lr lical North American Re Jocularity Inir the Inflamed pnrUt Rires rlitor and vitality to tho Medical lJUeovcry for aforctinie how that ono of her enlerrrU- my rhcumntUm and It rrplnitory organs nnd prndueet a condition In which all view and Miss Agnes Burr reIng cllUsns vvhlln on a hurried vilt to Chi dors all that It Is rccom tho functions uru exerted with regularity aud harmony SaiMfcittWa3tlPtlMsilM N TIME TABLE Li mrndcato do I imvo viewed A Painter of Cats and Irlco 25 rents r0 rents and 8100 per bottle by aft cago discovered Chicago had something n dnnirhtcr who m or sent upon rocelpt of price by troiitiliil with a weak we had not and soon after his return our XOKTK Petersons Magazine etotiinch so that she Puppies TUB E n SUTHERLAND MEDICINE COMPANY Will vomited overytuinir illtBain lake whs born Another accidentally dis WoloMiiiiitnvcttiror tlmt ana uto nnd tha There was much intcrasted discusroiMpm covered a great commotion fenced In In lhl 8prtM Discovery cured her jAoiToxLr J 0 Liar Eft sion of these articles I1yioIIU Accomodation luawTuouv ra Appetizing also wli li t am IhnnV cj t Anv Louis From he natufo of the dust nil tor St lourouuijr JV1IN BblNT iroIJne ruiJ Midlionvilla 6lj p ra and Alvamdo Steuben CU ind refreshments were served and tho enthusiasm which came over tho fence SOUTH Wtll Club adjourned Mrs B W Rob Did You Ever 4UJ- p m ho believed that St Louis had something Tha soonor you begin to fight the fire Nlxbt Ktprtii in Madlsonvlllo had not and a friendly knot4159 the moro easily it may bo extinguished Try Electric Bitters as a remedy tor your inson entertains next weok KoiiitIII Accomodation UKTURNUD JJJ p m The sooner you begin taking Hoods Sar troubles It not get a bottle now and get toldncj nit Mdlionvlll arrives J4J in hole confirmed his belief In an amaz op Onto Citv or ingly short time hereafter Madlsoaville saparilla for your blood disease the easier relief This medicine has been found to la tfftel Sunday Jtn 19 ity6 Political news is so engrossing State Lucas County Toledo f will be the cure In both cases delay is W W RTilRIDOE Agent was In travail brought forth and It was this weok that local news is utmost Frank Ciibnby makes oath tha bo Is dangerous If not fatal He stiro you get be peculiarly adaptod to tbo relief and named a Hate Hall Park It hath been curool all Female complaints exerting a ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURH OP TRAINS AT opined by those who ought to know that forgdttcn by everybody and almost tha senior partner ot tho firm of V J Ayers and no other wonderful direct Influence In giving doing1 business in the City the shape ot tho knot holo had lo do with crowded out of Tin B lifes columns CiibnkvCo NDRTONVILLB strength and tone to the organs It you A Novel Entertainment the architectural designs and the early But now locals especially busi of Toledo County ard Slate aforesaid and have Loss of Appetite Constipation Headthat said firm will pay tho sum of ONE An Invitation JR F demise of said D 0 P ache Fainting Spells or are Nervous CO ness locals of tho enterprising HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud A cheerful Invitation speaks this rhyme Sleepless With this enterprising record beforo COINrt BAST Melancholy or Etcilable merchants who advertise will every caseot Catarrh that cannot be cured Ktmplil to Cilrit Cliy 610 p m him as a guide another citizen comes Iff Bringing tho promka of a pleasure time troubled with Dizzy Spells Electric Bit by he ure of Halls Catarrh Curb m tlie front Hearing ot tho discovery of have full sway 1045 rHn It LtfMitrlta If you would aid this noble work ot God ters is the medicine you need Health and 1 1 Lee Aulms who has been out West In the employ of the Pullman Car Company la now back for a short visit 0 relatives and friends in Madtsorivllla aUd other Kentucky points Last week another locomotive exploded and this time out in Pennsylvania One Is led to believe from the numerous acci ¬ dents of this kind which have occurred dur ¬ ing the past twelve months that there must be something wrong In the construction of the machinery or carelessness in operating It is said that tbe Tenhessa Coal Iron A Railroad Company made n clear million dollars last year Perfect Wlsdorri Would give us perfect health Because men and women are not perfectly wise they must laka medicines to keep themselves perfectly healthy Pure rich blood is tbo basis of good health Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Ono True Dtood Purifier It gives good health because it builds upon the true foundation pure blood Dahgcr ltt 1 jgnal M- ilJTmVI ¬ i ¬ MmJ Mori ibjii half tbt rrVtni wVgwI lere li a list ny lion da not Iwovt of symptoms by wlitch consumption can Certainly be detected Cough one or two slight efforts on rising- - occurring during the day and fre-quently during the night Short brtitbiitt after cxertloa Titbtmti of th cbnt Q especially noticeable In the evening and after a fulfmeal Cbilliuiu In the evening followed by w - f t 1 drug--Rli- tu Sligbtntr ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ PIEBOEonlrCUfiE or iorv do not delay There arc many preparations which claim to be cures but pr ncMrt Citlhb RMdyfor Consumption has the highest endorsements ancl Ins stood the test of years It will arrest con ¬ sumption In Its earlier stages and drive away the symptoms named It Is manu ¬ factured by the Acker Medicine Co to and 18 Chambers St New York and sold by all reputable druggists them Pmpuation toward morhlngand Tale att and languid In the morning Lost oftitalHr If you have these symptoms or any of 3 f 1 f li t e OH W ¬ ¬ tn LoultvltU GOINO WUST iit ra tealtTlHo loFuIlim CwWll Cltf 10 Memphis LeoUvlllo Ai 10 jjj it 7J7 pm W 1 tn VUraplilt Alt 6arHnioi tfsws Note apnins Personal Paragraphs and Other Dotngsat HomoVottby of Special Mention Kcad the loiter of Our Special V I Frankfort correspondent The poles for the new electric lights at Madisonville are being erected A JfUalHeutlflcr Karls Cloverf5pot Tea purifies the blood and gives n clear nnd For sale by beautiful complexion St Bernard Drug Store r Dont fail to read the farwell let- ¬ ter of our Frankfort correspondent and hts rimes to Cy Brown onedi tonal page Karl Ijfcr 1s a sure euro for Headache and Nothing re nervous diseases lieves so quickly For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store Ui fta ¬ Born To Mr and Mrs C H Weber formerly of this place but uow of Poplar Bluff Mo on Monday a boy V Tbt III of Womta 7 Constipation causes more than half the ills of women Karls Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure For sale by the for Constipation St Bernard Drug Store KuightA C fiiddlc of Hopkinsville will deliver the sermon at Assembly Hall Easter Sunday April 51b at eleven am There arc rumors ot a dancing School somewhere being quietly Londucted The Bee is not au thorized to make an official announcement ZRtii ¬ A Fact Worth Knowing ¬ Consumption LaGrippe Pneu monia and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shilohs Cure For sale by the St Ber- ¬ nard Drugstore We regret that we are unable to report the last Christian Endeavor meeting Our space is monopo KmcT this week with political news v CaUrrb urctl hs fc ealth and sweet breath Shilohs Catarrh Price 50 cents Nasal free For sale by St secured Remedy Injector Bernard yes- - m 14 r- The Sheriff made us a visit m press nor notlly us of a libel w Tho call was very pleasant torday He did not levy on our suit Ho paid us a dollar Paint your roof with asphalt the best roof paint in the world Mat tingly Go have it subscrib¬ We expect to give our ers next week some interesting statistics as to the Assessors returns for Hopkins county for 189G Our space did not permit this appear in this issue mat-tcr-t- ¬ o It Saves Liven Every Day ¬ L Thousands of cases of Consumption Astlima Coughs Colds and Croup arecured every day by Shi lohs Cure For sale by St fler nard Drugstore The protracted meeting that has been jn progress conducted by ftevs Hjjl and Burnett of the M 4i Church clostid last Friday nlgbti after vary satisfactory ac- Ties pf meetings Paint your roof with asphalt the i best roof paint in the ttingly Co have t world- - M fi- ¬ A ft 1 GrMt interest has been mani fested by our people n tho daily proceedings at Frankfort and we have Ha4 the news djtily after the join mious The Duk gives a full summary pf the closing- scenes this week ¬ Al KkomrwmI It Askypurphysiyianypur druggist wlydur friends bout Shilohs CbMiijHfon They will Cuf bv the St rfiwniiWNi jt For Dn SUwfflrtV fr 1 otec BH Job yorkatlptuted at his tho celebrated Koentgon cathode light whereby things both seen and unseen as well as things nnheatd of can be photo ¬ graphed through blocks of wood hum an flesh et cetera and noting thit New Vork Nailivillu and other cities of our caliber are attracting to tbemsolvcs atten tion by successful experiments this gen ¬ tleman disclosed himself to a prominent member of our newspaper fraternity nnd besought bis co operation In a serlon of ex periments along this new Una tn harmonyiwith well known propensities ot tho newspaper sex In general and this excellent speclmon In particular a hearty acqulescency was at once expressed and accorded Ho further suggested that the experiments take place at bis private residence The place being suitable tho owner a femme sole whether Irom choice or necessity deponent salth not and indeed es mocht lichts aus tho sug gestion was readily accented and the first experiment arranged to take place on Wednesday afternoon of last week The Second Section of M uHsonvillas Electric Light Plant has whistled in and tho position of the Ooard indicates a clear track but the enemy is still stored In the elements and they bad to seek electrical power eliewbero Fortunately this resi dence adjoins the railroad track and in an ccstacy of expectation they bethought them of the clothesline which they cast athwart the telegraph wire attaching its nether ends to the Kodak within tho improvised labratory hard by and the world stood as it were on the brink ot a great and impending event Following in the Waka of other re nowned experimenters they first tbonght to begin by photographing a pair of shapely bands through copies of Tub Bhb and Hustler But inasmuch as these same hands bad figured in other unsuccessful recent experi somewhat ments it was deemed best to not risk the strength of the machine 00 far at first They next thought of photographing the brain But under the guise of extreme modesty each gentleman positively de clined to risk any further possible expos ure in that particular quarter Besides it was argued that while this mysterious light has successfully penetrated blocks of wood and even cast Iron still tbero was no record extant showing it had ever suc cessfully penetrated pare and unadulter ated cheek It was finally decided that their first ex ¬ periment should be practiced upon a care- ¬ fully corralled photograph of a fasci- ¬ nating widow tho original ot which had hitherto successfully eluded them and if they attained reasonable success with the photo the effect of the wonderful light shining through a gold dollar upon the charming creature herself was to be next aitempted Therefore the tdbum was gracefully poisd on the mantel the highly charged Kodak carefully adj usted and the electricity turned on About thrco quar ters of an hours exposure is required tin ¬ der ordisary circumstances but there are no records oh file as yet relative to sus ceptible widows White awaiting the results ot their first attempts and congratulating therasslves upon their prospects of success there sud ¬ denly came to their ears tho delightful sound of Mlnnebahas from the next house which happened to belong to a near rela A tive of one of the partlss aforesaid moment later they discovered that the ladies Chat Work Club were in session next door and while awaiting the result ot the experiment auo with visions 6f un told loveliness in feature form and Foodr they resolved to seek admission Armed with invitations from tho Lady President and charming hostess and with s Consuming curiosity to penetrate the veil of a Club whose name Is the synonym for all that Is fascinatingly sweet nnd bewitch ingly beautiful in woman a synonym for all that Is dclicato and dainty in the de lightful departmsnt ol cookies and cakes and saccharine commodities froths and flavors and creamy frivolities with ices and spices and joyous Jelly jollities wholly unheard of and wholly untbought of and totully unknown to moustache ot mau they called The sequel it Is hoped will supercede the necessity of any further attempts at descriptions SufTue it to say the three quarters of an hour before the experiment ers bethought them of the predicament in ybjch they had left tho widqwed photo graph and Kodak Upon their return they mmedttlely began the work of developing tlie negatlyd jo ascertain tbs result ot their experiment To their horror Jhey found that the racket at Frankfort bad so surcharged the wires with which the clothes Hoe was con nected and Instead of the rays of this won derful light stopping at they should have done when they got through the back ot they kept right the album to the wida on throualt the chimney through the side of the house over the fens and into tho next bouse right in Ihi midst ot hi thick est of the Club4 procoodingt where they seemed contented to rest It required marvelous skill and patience to develop and bring out all the beauties of that negative and even yet there are possibilities ot unknown impotl Thu pic ¬ ture Is past description since the untimely death of Co SbaVspearth Id a general way t might be said lo resemble a gar den m paradise peopled wfB tattles and aympns ami gouqJsess sugntiy marrea tiftuftuffi nu t range looking objects eof By the aid of Ml l I1IIU9I shape Itself Into sitooK glasses faint rsmblanV fa whlpptafc iKW sjljn nod th other k ie thadowf of a Mtht bMlL fb t Siicy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ Stockholders Meeting The annual meeting of Stockholders ol the St Bernard Coal Company will be held in the offices of the Company on tho thitdWcd nesday in Aprilffi5th at 1115 a m ¬ GroC Atkinson aprrj Secretary Pure rich blood is tho Iruecuro for ner ¬ vousness and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic ii A Hidden Itfs confidently be licved that the Bachelor Matdshave somewhere secreted aboilutheir homes or in that visionary club room a baroscope that tell3 many wonders At the recent meeting proph ecies were promulgated which dis tributed the Maids twenty ycara hence as wives of foreign mission aries and capitalists new women in bloomers at Franktort-idoum-lwith a hip pocket etc etc A matrimonial resolution was of fered which the Maids refuse to divulge They will bear watch- ¬ ing ¬ ¬ Mystery ¬ ¬ ¬ in a an N pleasing drama This improvement Air ana airs aizemore naa anotner Wake up your liver but be sure you take should be endorsed by a latge at- Simmons Liver Regulator to do It with member added to their family last week tendance it will do itevery lime and do it so well Its a boy ¬ Respond lwlll help to spread Ills word Strength are guaranteed by its use Fifty Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed in cents and ft 00 at St Bernard Stora abroad my presence this Cth day of December Tbo little bag which with this note we send A D t886 ST CHARLES Has room for all tha aid you caro to lend V GlbasoN A -Drop one cent in for every year youvo spent Notary Public j skal And como to Join the evenings merriment Mr Dave Crinni of Hamby is very Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally Youth and malurer years will welcome be sick and acts directly on the blood and mucous Provided age and pennies both agree Mat Swinney from Caldwell County visSend for test surfaces of tho system And now wo Irutt our messago is made ited relatives here last Sunday monlalsfrco F J CHENEY CO plain Toledo Ohio if rumor can be relied upon there Hemember time and placetwllt be your Sold by Druggists 75 cents Will be a wedding fn tbesa parts in the gain Halls Famtly Pills are the best To help our causa with such a small be- near future quest An entire new set of scenery is The Rev Jno Martin held services at the Methodist Cburcbi Saturday night and now being painted for the Opera Youbring tho bag and will do the rest ABIrthday Party given by the Ladies Sunday House by Mess W A Nixon and Messrs J V McEuen and Chas Gribble Garrison who will with the help of Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Assembly Hall March were in Louisville last weekbarying somesome local talent in a short while a5thl880 From 730 to 1030 p m thing for us to eat and wear give opening performance -V ¬ ¬ Frank J Ciibnev ¬ The first company to establish good prices for the mining ot coal was the SI Simon S Ilartman ot Tunnelton West Bernard Coal Co and tho one that now Va bas been subject to attacks of cdTic strenuously opposes a reduction- - In the about once a year and would have to call price ot mining is tho same company who n doctor and then suffer for about twelve always believe In paying their employes hours as much as some do when they die good living wages He was taken recently just tbe same as at Word has bas been received from Thos other times and concluded lo try Chamber LongstafI and son James who are now at Iains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- ¬ work in a West Virginia coal mloe that the edy He says I took one dose of ifand mines tn that state are in about tbe same it gave me relief in five minutes That is condition as in Kentucky where there can more than anything else has ever done or at most places bo found a surpil s of mo For sale by St Bernard Drugstore miners Earlington Den T Robinson Mortons Even out in Kansas far friend Robert Gap George King St Charles Prftchett writes us that tbo coat business the past winter bas been rather dull for a DoWn in ffye State where there are butfew mines when compared with Kentucky ficial Hoods Pills are purely vegetable per- ¬ fectly harmless always reliable and bene jM jt I it 1 78 is Mines Af the Stull mines last week there was a Co now contemplates row between some young men and tbe re taking steps to have side tracks put in at suit was a pistol was brought into use and tbetr mine and other necessary improve ono man shot in the leg TheSebree Coal ments made preparatory to shipping coaj to Nashville and other points For Dyspebsla ¬ ess ¬ Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by St Ber- ¬ nard Drug Store And Mattingly Co are headquart ers for school books and jschooPS supplies New Books for the TheEarling Rcnding Room ton Free Library has received the following books from Hon J D Clardy Congressman Geology and Mining Industries ot Cripple Creek District Colorado Messages and Documents of the Navy Department Year Book of Department of Agriculture These arc interesting documents and contributed to a most worthy enterprise which has already more than 500 volumes and about 50 periodicals besides a large and valuable collection of minerals and curios native woods pictures etc ¬ ¬ ¬ ARE YOU A REPUBLICAN HOPKINS CALDWELL TRIGG The St Bernard Coat Co now have a lady coal agent handling their product at Sebree Mrs Tbos Steel Is acting in that that youll feel wonderfully refreshed and Claude Fox of Ilsley is enjoying a va- ¬ capacity and a bustler she is Indeed and It Is Simmons Liver Regu cation He bas been in our town several strengthened she has shown tho grit to meet any cut There s only one Sum- days visiting his people and others lator that does it prices mons Liver Rrgulator and youll know it Jno B Atkinson and Paul M Moore on the package Take noth by the Red Several of the coal companies of this of ing ejse and youll ba sure to get all tne were here last Saturday tbs latter was county have it is stated already reduced hustling for the Bun good health promised tbe price of mining to 2 cents per bushel Mr Gutbery who is interested in get- ¬ Heretofore this reductiop has taken place ting up a map in detail of Hopkins County about tbe first of April each year at the was in town last Friday and Saturday time tbe St Bernard Coal Company re- working in the interest of the scheme He daces price paid for mining and it is also obtained several subscribers stated that at several of the mines a further Those wbo are In the babit of jumping reduction is looked for ¬ No satisfied with having for manyyears worked convicts in their coal mines in Tennessee In competition with free labor they now contemplate in the near future erecting a lot of coke ovens on the Tennes see State penitentiary coat lands near Busby mines Mr C T McManus formerly and until recently an employe of tbe St Bernard Coal Co left last Sunday with his family for Missouri Many thanks to the Kentucky legislature which has adjourned without tbe oaaKe of any laws that would in any way csse discord and strife between thecoai operators and miners Not only in Kentucky but in other States farther down are tbe anthracite coal dealers Iosiog their grip on the trade as will be shown from an article from the Tbe Courier Journal reproduced here coal operators of the Birmingham district have effected a deal with the Southern Railway Company for the permanent occupation of the immense coal market among the Mississippi river sugar planta- ¬ tions south of Greenville there is now used along the Mississippi river from New Orleans a million and a halt tons annually Last fall the AlabajjajcjjaJLorsiarsmada serious inroads in this territory heretofore occupied by the Pennsylvania operators wbo coutd not float down their barges until January this year on account of low Tbe water in tbe Monongahcla rivers sugar plantations were compelled to take Alabama coal in spite of the additional cost for railroad transportation to Greeville Recently Walker county coal operators went by Invitation to Washington and con- ¬ ferred with Scathern railway officials Tho result is that arrangements were per fected for frieght rates fros Birmingham lo Greenville low enough to enable Ala bama to meet Pennsylvania all water route prices The deal is tho biggest thing In tbe history of Alabama coal industry The Corona Coat and Coke Company of Walker county was principally instru mental in effecting it ¬ ¬ ¬ 16 TO 1 I MoLEAN HENDERSON WEBSTER UNION 1 si STHE BEE Kentucky Is thcdhly Republican paper in Sixteen Western CRITTENDEN LIVINGSTON MARSHALL GRAVES Counties SEViEN of these counties heavy type gave Republican Majorities last election - Mccracken DALLARD -- Condensed Testimony CARLISLE Cbas H Hood Broker and Manufac- ¬ Spread Republican Gospel turers Agent Columbus Ohio certifies HICKMAN that Dr Kings Hew Discovery has no and carry the other FULTON equal as a Cough remedy J D Brown Prop St James Hotel Ft Wayne Ind ought to have 10000 subscribers testifies that bs was cured of a Cough of two years standing caused by Li Grippe by Dr BF Kinds Nsw Discovery Merrill tUdinsville Mass says that he Tlifl B88 PllbliSllingGO Address bas used and recommended It and never Earlington Ky knew it to fail and woutd rather have ft uucgi wips yjwu iiiyjia kp jTpWfys iiwtyjiik iiiiii T vf than any doctor beaause it always enres t Mrs Hemming 321 E 25th St Chicago B CROFTON Report Last Saturday always keeps it at band and has no fear of the Croup because It Instantly relieves Freo Maids met with Miss Florence Trial Bottles atSt Bernard Drugstore Mrs Polly Katcliff died at her home Although the weather Harris was very unfavorable it did not Thursday aged about 8a years C E Notes At a meeting of tho daunt them in the least and they Mr Divid Bourland made a trip to St Executive Commit- ¬ had full attendance The PresiLouis Wednesday to purchase a stock of tee of the C E held Tuesday dent being somewhat late the dry goods March 17 1896 it was unanimously meeting was conducted by the Vice agreed that hereafter the hour of President Miss Ethel Evans after Mr John Bullock was tried hero Satur charged routine meoting on Sunday night shall be the uSualwas read of business the day was fined with breach of the peace Chat which was of and 5 and cost NINE THE BEE SEND US YOUR DOLLAR ujiyyuuiiiiJ a w Ms Bachelor ¬ 6 oclock Miss Minnie Bourland unusual interest this week and was elected Secretary and Miss contained a farewell letter from Annie Cowcll elected Treasurer of one of tho Maids who is about to leave us followed by the reading the Society of the prophecy of the Maids On motion it was Resolved That which was very interesting and the thanks of the Society arc due laughable written by a member and are hereby tendered to tho of the Club Dainty refreshments Editor of The Earlington Bee were then served and the Maids The next meeting for tho space and pleasant notices adjourned will be at Miss Foards given from week to week of the work of the Christian Endeavor Tkulv Astonisiiino Miss Annette N Ayers After other routine business was Moen Fountain Minn says Rev P E Hercndon Uaptist Church Sunday preached at the Mr Jame3 Rodgoi tho proprietor of the Hopklnsvtllp Banner was in our town Saturday soliciting subscriptions for his paper - Mr W K Crick was triad hero Satur ¬ day chaiged with the breach or tho peace was fined 500 and cost few miles west on or oil moving trains within the cor- ¬ The past w ek put some lite in thecoai porate limits of the town may be inter- ¬ trade yet there are but few of the mines ested to know thai if prosecuted each now shipping coal to Nashville since tbe jump will cost them five dollars coal war was started as tbe profit in Jas H Fox has received bis commission handling coal at the present prices wont as an appointed Judge of St Charles We pay them are inclined to believe thahis is the first Mr John Hodgeoneof the coke workcommission of the kind issued by a Reers Is now having tbe foundation of a new publican Kentucky Governor for many bouse laid years judge Fox and Marshall Cannon make a good team Those boys who baveattempted to in Secretary Miss Fannie Nisbet of Madisonville is timidate by their rowdyism Dunning of tbe Co operative Co have visiting here found out to their sorrow he is the wrong Joe Bartlett a driver in the mine here man to tackle and the best thing for them had his arm brokep last Saturday Dra to do is to take bis advice and sette down Fintey and Nisbet adjusted tho injured to work and yet redeem themselves limb It is not a bad break Anderson of the Empire Co Letcher Fox left bere last Sunday for made that place a visit last week closely Hopkinsville where he will attend the inspecting the new mine and building now South Kentucky College under headway Misses Joe Galloway Ena and Henry It would look much better for that Fault of this place and Miss Bertha miner who is now indebted to tbe ComPalmer of Carbondale who are attending monwealth in a considerable sum to let up Miss II E Brooksschool of Madisonville on buying so many ot those little brown came home to spend last Saturday and jugs Sunday At Barboursville a new company has been formed and a coal mine will be Not to be Trifled With opened there soon From Cincinnati Gazette Will people Supt Salmon msde friends and relatives never learn that a cold is an accident to be dreaded and that when it occurs treat- at Earlington a brief call last werk ment should be promptly applied There The Empiro Coal Co claim that when Is no knowing where tbe trouble will end their machinery for tbe new mine is ready and while complete recovery is the rule for work tbey will have the best outfit in the exceptions are terribly frequent and Kentucky and Supt Rutland is said not to thousands upon thousands of fatal illnesses be a boastful man either occur every year ushered in by a little In In tbe coal field where Ben W Robin judicious exposure and seemingly trifling Beyond this there are to day son is at work there is said to be six or symptoms countless Invalids who can trace their com- ¬ eight workable veins of coal all of good plaints to colds which at tbe time of oc- quality currence have no concern and were there ¬ fore neglected When troubled with a LOST Money by not buying cold use Chamberlains Couch Remedy Co wall paper from Mattingly It is prompt and effectual 25 and jo cent bottles for sale by Sir Beroard Drug Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La Store Mortons Gap Geo King St Char- ¬ Grippe when Laxative Bromo Quinine les will cure you in one day Does not pro- ¬ duce the ringing in the head like Sulphate of Quinine Put up In tablets convenient foocomotivte for taking Guaranteed to euro or money refunded Prico 25 Cents For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky are afloat that the L N are Rumors now after tbe Cincinnati Southern R R Mattingly Co have tho largest and you can rest assured that tbey genstock of wall paper in the county erally get what tbey go after ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C1 -- A5 Bucklens Arnica Salve The Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Silt Rhaam Fever Sores Tetter Chapped fiiain Chilblains Corns and all SkInEruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay re- ¬ quired It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Prcs 35 For Sale by StBernirtt cents per box Drug Store Wi Cake Baking la easily dono to perfection If you know just how to properly proportion the su- ¬ gar butter croarf etc that compose It Of cQuruo you select tho very best of theso articles but what does quality amount to when you dont proportion right You know If you put In too much butter Its a failure It tho pro portions aro regulated by an experi ¬ enced cook are weighed and pleasured not guessed nnd aro ot uniform quali ty then the cako is a uiccess and tho housowifo passealt with pomo degrco or pruio biio Knows time goou thlh aro favorably talked of und this Is Just why you hear so much of Dr Bolls Pino Tur Honey Its mado only by tho 13 E Sutherland Medlclno Compa- ¬ ny of Paducah Ky and Dr K li Sutherland does tho compounding it ynu havo a cough or any ailment where a bronchial remedy is indicated you try a bottle from any drug store and youll know tho rest of this story better than wo can tell yod ¬ Blasts ¬ transacted the mectfug adjourned to the aist of April when reports of committee will be expected Miss Sublctt Secretary of State Board of Missions of tho Christian Church delivered a much appreci atcd address beforo the Womans Missionary Society of her church in Madisonville on Monday The meeting was held at Mrs J F Dempscys Miss Sublctt a re ¬ garded very highly for her work and character and her visits are considered rare favors She went to Henderson on Tuesday ¬ ¬ The residence of Mr J H Kinnit a ot hero burned last Mon ¬ General Manager Metcalfe and other day Loss on house and furnituro nbout officials passed over the Henderson division last week 250 no insurance Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful ef While tbe boys claim that wages are not fect in curing my brothers children of a J C Ilite killed one of the largest repsevere and dangerous cold It was truly tiles near this city Monday that we have as good as they woutd like to see them yet they aro always assured of one fact and astonishing how speedily hey found relief seen for many years that is that pay day comes regular once a after taking this preparation Circuit Judge Ureafhitt is ilowly recover- ¬ month U SOtf icial Postal Very few ol ing from a severe spell of lypnold fever The pay car is making its monthly tour Q tilde business men II C Helsley a merchant at Halays of this and other divisions ot tbe L N ¬ ¬ Who Is a Better Judge BS3 llQWl know that the Mill is soiling out his stock of goods this weeK Post Office Department at WashMrs D Oourland is on the sick list Ibis The old saying that A bird In tbe band ington issues in January of each this week is worth two In the bush was fujly ex year a complete Postal Guide Mr C H Anderson of Hopkinsville emplified to the satisfaction of Agent containing 1000 pages ana com- week when be Etheridge one day pletc lists of Postomces in the U was In bur tpwn Saturday engaged in a stooped down to picklast that wild duck up law suit S arranged alphabetically all which hs supposed be had killed by a well rules and regulations money order Mr R McCord is visiting relatives at directed Igad ot shot but the MM arose offices and rulings of the depart- Hampton and made good its escape to theiurprlie Mrs A P Bender of Chicago ment on postal matters time of arWash doltvered freo lectures departure of foreign tonTbero will be a circuit meeting at Crof of compli rival and March a3 and 29 The programme A colored man by the name of Dick mails and much valuable informamentary to mothers and daughters js as follows China Dr U F Eager Wisdom was arrested last wek and placed at the Christian Church In this city tion for the public on postal mat- Bible authority for missions Rev Fred in the jail at Hopkinsville for safe keeping ters Tuesday andWednesday afternoons Church dlsciplino Rev on tbe charge of attempting to wreck an The book is exceedingly valua- Wittenburger Chas H Mash Cuba Judge T h Han L of this week some N train near Hopkinsville ble to those using tho mails Is It ii the Guide for every Postmaster in berry Family worship Rev PAClsbop months ago Pale Tliln People the country and is sold to business Young people in cuurch worship Rev There Is a report In circulation that a McCord What Is considered a mis Suffer from soiSn form of Jndlgestlon nten by the publisher Geo F Alex field company will soon be formed for the pursion Rev P A Herendon though tbey may not know It Lasher 147 N 10th St Philadel pose ot building a railroad from Cadiz to ZBll Dr Carlstedta perpian Liver Syrup In phia Pa in cloth cover N Tracey to connect with the L 350 creases the weight and mproves4tbs color or paper coyer aoo v Can bo or junnoiiLuiNa Operator T C Martin bas bees feeling oy piaing digestion jror sue oy pt Ber dereid through II E McDowem v Trade Mark very bad for tbo past week yet most of tbe nard Drug Store and every business man sliQuIdse A Quart or a Cents time be has bean able to be at bis post of pf tlie Paducab Con- euro a copy C ir tQTrrRBAKTIIBC10TlKS Thu notice duty Tod blest Bluing made Take no othor vention of Kentucky Christian En- ChlWjan Cry Kr It Section fwrewsn jpba PeacUrgaat U stow deavprers seventh annual will ba Dr CrUtdt German Uvw Syrup is For sUu by SU fJernard Drug Stora Ill0g happy ovc tk f act tbst tw it to joundon firsf page It was una the favorite cathartic beat so sImmbi Niriu the nmo a subscribe 0 get Aoib Mwttl rtll lqrnew his te- to fake ForsW by St IkrnarV Drug tmntkia rv vo1dbrycrowdedouf1stwk TiifOB iJ uuirtf uuiiic OP ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ W N Brandon of Cadiz Ky druggist fays I sell more Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder than all medicines combined for liver trouble Its really good for alt diseases tbe human system is heir to as it gets tha stomach andlbowels in order and starts the human flKbinery off as if all were freshly oiledpt Is simply wonder- ¬ ful what this medicihe does for suffering humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug Store WK fcB CoYter -- HAS JUST nCEIWED A- - jploricl icl Spring Dress Goods SERGES Etc Such as HENRIETTAS NOVELTIES buy ¬ And Is selling at prices never beforo heard of Come and tee beforo you Vou will be surprised ¬ Whypoyi0to00oarotlfor ronoaw ¬ FENCE t IV Jy j9 IT zrf i BEST WOVEH WIS and ohloUBti FOR 13 TO 20 CENTS Af Home hiiih bun tronor nm j tight A iiijn nnd boy oannmka from llt WTOT WfM VUrOURHUCf LUkJi Illustrated cnuiotrti KITSKLMAtl UROTHEK8 Ruturoviiie mtimn - nyricai RTOGS c J -- nivsthn Vsr TH GCM fotr WW w 11 WVnHMMMMHin m AiC - WtLUeWgaffleMHaentnlntntMe lllBilinMriMirilT ir inTrf ill mmJLLx MtiiMmM liieafriiiKiiih ml Um iJ fifV CiiiJddiiMiMkiUHkluiliiM 1 -- - IfifflviilUi 5A Tr f 14 V t1 T Li siw OT leal 111 3f 11 1 - j j wti i inrffn - - - AL A GOLDSILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN IN TERMOl i 1 Months tiltlmel EXCIUMirPlfKU ThntMilllll 00 Jo 1 l 7 AT Bee Publishing Lo9 OtlCAUV ress UCIIUCED fiRNftRE COftb llNOOTt0nAT0l 1IIICBS Go iv i c d L v N RAILROXD tHh ansAT TijROUGH TRUNK LINE J 1 between tho titles of OVE Official Directory State evernor V 0 Ittadlef tj ut Coveincr VniJi Wonhlngton Serretaf j of Stale duties itnley AHitney Cinernl Vm ft Taylor Auditor Samuel II Store eo WLcng Treasurer Superintendent rublte Iniltucllon Win I Davidson Commissioner of Agriculture Litest Moore lCRiur laml Office Ctiatlta 0 Keycoldt Inscrmce Commissioner t N Comlngorr Slle ln9tclor of Public Trusts Columbus w 1 ester Court ol Appeals Chief Jtutiee W S Pryor Judges 0 D BaallnJ R Grace T It Painter GOATS a RCDUCCD We are readyas ever Cincinnati Lexington LouiBvillo Evansvillo St LouaJJJJf And the cities ot to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE Ladies and Children Mens Blankets at your own price Qafioo 5 ctints onc the bnttonl Woolen UndorWoar V trl njents for Cotton Flininels 6 cents nnd tip tltp 25 PEF CENT CifUUDb in every department We are jamup with STAPLE and FANCY GOODS in all lines in our Nasiivillc Memphis Montgomery Mobilo and New Orleans VVJLtliotjt Cticisngjo AND SPEED UNRIVALED- X vCjlobrated Iltind mado IkftNNltNT STRIBLlNG BtlOE COS Shorts Kovcry pair warranted to give entire satisfaction M ANKETS y AT YOUR OWN PRICE - EST Call iintl examine JA3VIB I 01RKISfF IVNr hniov i ui u ctiirr j n iiattirinR j n V Illnet Uepertcr U Clerk peals A AJUtm Deputy Clerks Com I Appeals Robl L Green Wood Lengmeor Jrj Sergeant G A Rohertsou Tipstaff W S H Hill Superior Csurt trcslalnir lodge Jos Datboar Judges W 11 YostJrJos UaiLoJlJ II lliol ClorarMn Hti iary urown uay Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Cctnimtaalon J I Dcmptay II S Irwin Jno C Wood Lewis Ceutl Ap ¬ fi FIHST CLAOO Bariiett Arnold EAtUINGTON KY lJ r rznnncJi II LJ i Beneral Stores lx SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTK From St Louis Evansvillo and Henderson to tho SOUTHEASTWARD SOUTH II THROUGH COACHES t Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds SKrt Dress GcTodsi Linens t LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable Number one rigs on short notice ddtsan1i5hde2 - Anything you want at the most reasonable prices - From abovu cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct con ncction WITH PULLMAN PALAIS CARS For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA ¬ -- Honest County Jndge ol Circuit Court C Prali Commonwealths Attorney John T Gray ct Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judgo ot County eoart Jno G D 1 1 all County AvioinayRoy Salmon County Cletk W II Arnold Sheriff Will Thornton Jailor- - S V OITutt Superintendent ol Schooli Thot II Smith Coroner Jno II Booth hexar3E JNO goods that will give best service QUICK OSRVICC i k f -- r - - Connections arc made at GuthnV and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palaco Cars TaBARNETT Manager CLOTHINB r EMIGRANTS 1 - Our facilities are exceptional forgiving you best filin a large line of goods of your selection made to order We also carry big stock of READY MADE CLOTHING at best prices s Seeking homos on the lino of this road will receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C 1 uaonmarii Ill it District Henry Shaw Second Dlttatct O J Iarnsnorlli Third Dlstrict J C Bacon Fourth Diatrlct T P Jonet Ilic 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE P Atmork G P4 T A Louisville Kentucky ntlUDltlilct Sixth Diitrlct HP rortcr W II CaVv rce CibrartcS EAUUNGTON TREU LIBRARV Open to Sunday hi fltn t09P 500 dally exceptpcriorlicats tnineral More than volumes jo rollection Indian relica naliva wood ate Cordial livlutlon to all ATKINSON JR LIDRARY f or the coLoatn reorLt Open to a ra tog p in dally except Sunday Excellent collection ol books and periodicals Everybody elcome JNO D Hats DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLIIUGTOW KENTUCKY and ISaps 1 v A varied assortment of seasonable articles v inthis v - ONLY A line rH Latest NIQHTS -- 3 Patent MediGines and PerfUinerii DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Toolli anrt Paint Brushes r styles always on hand RIDE LOUISVILLE to I - - I BENTS FURWISHINBS Shirts Neckwear Gloves Ganes Umbrellas Underwear Col V lars and Cuffs everything 4 HPiilS urn THE LIMITED The Tostest and rinest Trains miLlrnjittrtet connections to Fulnta In Cofcgc Directory tSgrReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans CAREFULLY COMPOUNDFD MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TGXAS toattead Ciias Cowell Secretary 9 m j li W TORNBR LODGE No J4 P A II Stated meeting tne nrtc ana third Saturdays in each month at yjo p m iransicntorcinrencgruiaiiyiH uBu pff PHYSICIANSSPRESCRIPTIONS C MCLKOU W Bl 5T IlltUMAtin LODGR No 110 I ife O O F Meets everyTuesday night AI 7 30 p Ul IUIIUi VIE1UIBUVU- illlw Invited to attend JOHN WYATT N G C II Hcxr Secretary LIVERY STABLE ja - IICE DAVIS aSj43i2 w i4aBtNs BRDCERIES No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Everything- - that you i c - OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Ask fe r Tickets via the OHIO CHESAPEAKE a SOUTHWESTERN nAILIIOAD C R RYAN pABSCMCtn nemt orncr i and Tickct rouniH r ACCNTV Jf JOHN ECHOLS No 515 EARLINGTON CMMMNDERY OPBCIALATTCHTIOM DNITBDORnRRjOPyrilUlGOUJKNlCRpSS andFmrthSaturdayirjlghtaIich raeett Second aivetjKIot mnsth AMjrdSaHJtrtiualottHtTextendedls itiune u mA vffispp jrnwwjpgijjtfATraNicn n nucKfKhtLRSBmtey ii e 11 Tiios VICTORIA JODGE No 04 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS meets nvery Monday night in the AUmamberaof the order are Masonic bulldinn eordly Invited otendT c MARTiCiCi K of R and S W V D0 HOPKINS LODGE No 6t A O U W meets evenr Thursday ovenine at 7 Jo oclockp in Visiting nretnrea coroiaiiy jhjijwj u E B Scruoos mmaL SJTMY RIGS tStTTEiTiTvr rxTiiry vwvi virAti ffyv Hcf iinirift iv i aiLV r r I i - 1 ZJTTll - ft I A IIEAR-SE- - QUEENS WARE 18 China Glassware and Cutlery in extensivevarietyA Ctnl Mauagct Ccul rasa AgcnC LOUISVILLC KY 00 HATCH fTTtf viaHE ON BHOrtT NOTICB w4rTcirjloupr TTS c ORNITUREj Ur GolOlGd -- And all other necessary articles for everyday life that event women will serenade yo singing Work for the night is coming Work throughout morning hour For mans work is done by First Class Turn Oats at Reasonable Rates RE TiIK BEST IN THE CIT- Y- GPHCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TRAVELING men PiiSrlS to Ky FUNK WAONALLS StaWe and Office on MAIN ST rear Depot a ISAAC DAVIS All communications and matters ot Hews per tilnlnc to tbU column should be addressed Geo ALexAMPE IUlllntloa STANDARD DICTIONARY Is avarywber Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker J Hotel 1 Lucile W PROPR Pbitohbtt MADISONVILLE KY RecofaetW THE NAME 01 THE NEXT 5l7iircl Dtroctorij President of the United States The New York Weekly Tribune On to Nortonvilte Sunday to tne rally Messrs John Porter and Chas Osborn made a fly tip to St Charles lussdiy ¬ On Easter Sunday Hagar Chapler No Complete WILL El ANNOUNCED IN There will be a tacky entertainment It Is tha Latest and Meat 100 E S will celebrate their first fesTUB IMVACULATB OP CATHOLIC CHURCH Saturday April atb A prlza will be given words many thousand mora Contains jorSSj tival day April 5th 189s at Masonic Hall than any other dictionary evar published CONCEPTtOS Admis ¬ Mora than syooco were aipandtd la Its pro Tbo sermon to the tackiest lady or gentleman while at 1 r oclock a m second mass ami sermon First mass 7 00 a in dactien ai7 Specialists and Editors war en sion 10 cents Rosary Instruction and benediction at will be preached by Key Wm Poster ti va in gaged in Its preparation OF NOVEMBER 4U1 1896 jjop m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor Mrs Eliza Todd Is no better neither it Its Donntllons are Clear and Uract P W P Music by two choirs of Earling Public interest will stsmlilv increisa and the disappointment of the men whose ton Mrs Sallia Amos but Mrs if Amos is President Kline or MtwYork State Nerrasl otc turned the scale ot the list electioD with the results under tbo administration christian cnuncii Colleie says lis deholtlons are bast to he Pjralee Ray was in Iho city of slowly improving thry elected will make ths cimpiign the molt intensely exciting in the history of the found anywhere Scores ot critics say lha Jlis Sunday school every Sunday morning from lima to roijo Communion service following at country 5 30 Rev VV A Walker who bis been luri- ¬ Madisonville Tuesday evening 10 o Prayer meeting every Thursday ng a revival at Sebreo of a fortnight has Its ntynrolsgtea are Sound Come out to be debate tonight Re They are especially coinineadaii by the At that money Is more beneficial to returned but sorry to stats he is sick MISSIONARY 0APT1VT CHURCH lintfo Monthly Boston the Wsstmlnlstar political solved London Sunday School Times Oaaatta evening and Sunday the leading Rcpublicin ncwspipcr of the United States will publish all the Sen Ices second Saturday man than education Garrett and Hadcnt The Minstrel given by our home bays Philadelphia and scores ototbara Prayer meeting Monday night news of the day intert itins to every American citizen regardless of parly affiliations each month foreign correspondence covering the news of was a grand success in many respects D S Edwards Pastor On It la a Oavarnmant Authority Sunday chool at 0 30 a in Also general new in attractive form Prof Cabell of Madisonville was out the world an agricultural department second to none in the country market reports last week visiting bis lodge every hand could be heard words of praise It tain use In all th departments ol the United reeogriUsd niharlty fisiinating short stories complete in ich number which are II E CHURCH from oldandyount Come again boys Stilts Government at Washington and all the foreign and domestic with their best comic picdepartments of the Dominion of Canada nnrinv each month tnornlne the cream of the humorous papers Rev Merriuealbir filled the pulpit for flrt Rrlr Cevarnment aiperte give It the preference an fashion plates and chborate descriptions of womans attire with a varied and and night Prayer meeting eery Wednejday tures Mis Cordio Teagur of St Cbarlsss all disputed points Tito New Yorlc Weekly Tribune is an Elder W A Walker who Is on thestck attractive depirtment of hjusohold Interest mgrjt aunaay scnoot injov in pissed through here enrouta for Danvllla It la Adopted In the Pnblle Schools GM 3RNETT Pastor ideal familv naDer wilh a circulation larccr than that of any other weekly publication list last Sunday rill to see relatives Large changes arc being mada In 1 in the country issued from tUs office of a daily Ha new efKawYork CIlv and elsewhere Several famillts moved from Mortons M E CIIUKCH SOUTH adncatleaal features ara eitreraely valoahla its details tending to givo it greater me ana variety ana especially mare interest to Ourbovs are going to try tbo show In training pupils to a correct nae of words Gap to Monarch Mines last Week of Services every fourth Sunday morning a d the women andjoung people of the household cspttals hyphens etc lie illustrations ara night by I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting which were Southall Willis Hopson and business for a wetdc or more Hopkins superb Its tables tables of colotwelthts aud every irlday night Madisonville and Cen- ¬ measures plants animals ate ara ibanaliv a do well ville Greenville We hopj they may and Will Tiogers A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and cannot ba found elsewhere z tral City are among soma of the town Y P S CIIIUSTIAN ENDEAItOR in their new Hold of labor It la the Meat Highly Commended the expect to visit Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at C jo The box entertainment given by the at Assembly Hall Never haa a dictionary been waleetned with raise by the MORTONS GAP auch unanimous andnntjualUiad Uaptist Church last Saturday night was prasa the great universities and by aducatora ONLY 125 ONE YEAR Z10N A M E CHURCH and crltica throughout lha English speaking a moderate success i Who is going to Nortonville Sunday agllsli world Americana ara proud f it Service every Sunday morning at it oclock Tho regular subscription pries of the two papers is 00 CASH INADVANCE men admire It aud evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at ojo The debate last Friday night was Very Noab Porter beaded an infantry of five a in W A Walker rstor - SUBSCRIPTION MAY IIUOIN AT ANY TIME A very laago crowd was out and made an interesting The London Times The merit af the excursion to the city of corn Standard Dictionary saysi Indisputable and are ara The order was bad but wo hope it will not and wine Address all orders to abundantly atteated by a large number at unim THE BEE MT HON BAfUST CJ OBCH peachable authorities vct SbKath at is a m and 7 p m Son Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W be so tonight The Standard The New York Herald aays Our subscription school closed last Fri- ¬ day school at s io a a W V Poster pastor publication The Christian Endeavor met last Sun day and we are very sorry indeed that we Dictionary Is a triumph la lha art at eaaiplala dic oryand most Ills lha most sail Room 1 Tribune Building New York City and a sample Best tionary yei print The day and carried out the programme The St James Dudgett Casctle London eays copy of TIIENlt W YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed essay by Miss Ella Hawkins was a splen- cannot support the school irtuMscucilU The Standard Dictionary ahonld be tha pride of r Five of the best families moved from literary America aalt la the admiration ot literary to you did production The speeches afterwards CHRISTIAN CHURCH England We do not like to Said by Subscriptions only We need a temperance our town last week were very good Ageata Want at Preaching third and fourth Sundays see our law abiding citizens leave town it 10 30 a m and 8 00 p la by Rov S I Fowler meeting once a month prices Communion service every Sunday at 10 30 a ra makes jt rather lonesome Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 30 In 1 vol las vols Mr W II Ross ol Madisonville was Hall JIB 00 11800 Rev Gordon and Rev Lino bad quite a Full Russia 1100 Raisla 2200 Incur own Thursday night on business BAPTIST CHURCH Msrseco 2800 2200 debatlmr contest last Friday nieht If no Agent In yonr town send your subscription to Rev John Smith is now looking long 4 Preaching every first and third Sunday morning Funk ft Wsonilli Co 30 Ltlayttli Pl New Yark and evening by Rev Wndes ingly through r the strong bars in Iho f Descriptive Circulars will be sent on applieatlui Wednesday evening Sunday school every SunApril day morning at 9 15 Athens Ga tail acd what did tho ttever last Monday enronto to Nortonvilla Always on band a full and complete stock of Rev G W Lino will preach one ot his endJ S do that he should be detained at DRUGS AND MEDICINES l E CHURCH SOUTH Why he Is the man who mado oul liirrlrjg sermons Sunday at Norton Atheps DR JOINDENHAJJlVS Preacntng every Orst and tblrd Lords day PERETJMEIvY aud TOILET ARTICLES the colored people believe that the world villo IMPROVED evening by J T Cberry Prayer morning and meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every was coming to an end last Friday and In PAINTS AND OILS Rev Gordon preached for his people Sunday morning at 0 00 oclock CHILL AUD EOT duced them to turn their money and val- ¬ nst Sunday And everything else known to tbo trade uables over to litm with which ha decamplislclans prescriptions Careful CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A Living Skeleton oniFcuite ed Chicago Wortd yr BaaIwaBBBm Preaching every Second Sabbalb at 11 am Mr James Dennett of Island Ky aayn Prayer- The members of the Sr M T buried If not tor Dr Carlstedts German Liver aud r jo p in by W A Doon Pastor In meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock Ioivdor I Mrs David Patker Ut Thursday Thii Tried tho would have been of my grave leading doctors Louisville Is truly a trying time for Ilia bravo stslers rThoy wrro puziled and I was given up I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH forinsjdaof ssvetior eight months ihey began using Dr Carlitedts Medicines and Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 13 bavo burled five sister in n creditable IDccuange wai woiuanui 1 know it is Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at hfteit rnedtelnn nn earth Ior 2le- tiv -1 licit conauci manner toilt u is ia ua com rtio Ti nenditl for wo grealvajloub vvhlhef any other in Hie btate could bavo survived IMUHUUM the reprated burhl expenses All honor to the bravo ladips who alwl so nobly Lets alt extend sympathy tu tliesi un crowned queens af charity Haywood Bradley and SpringfieM met with a bad accident Monday night on their way from Madisonville In miking a quick turn at Victory coroner the buggy was smashed to peicea and tho horsa was badly bruised THE acknowledge y Bdueators Scholars tha Press and the IuMlo to be DEST FOR ALL PURPOSES A Daily TWNeK ilastaken a permanent stand at tho bead of the class w ith a full and complete stock ot I THE rvspaper AND Stoves Castings and Tin ware Wbicb he offers to bis patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the abado When it comes to Repairing Roofing or Guttering ho always holds the aco and deuce His work is sky high in quality His cus- ¬ whilst his prices aro dirt cheap tomers are treated liko millionaires If you should need anything either great or small In his line Walker is tho man jou are looking for You can get what you want and btve a little money left by calling on him at the old stand ¬ This Paoer i Lich 7 ST r- - ¬ ir sJ nQ5 - The New York Weekly Tribune t iy rprrlot hj rnndtment tho proprie- r ti pppr nro nblo to otTer it t V ¬ I The Louisville Bvening Post ¬ lEDeisrliragrtojrx - ewavnuenajMBBwnnwaaMwnEBwaHBnwManMawaiiwvB ky FOR THE BEE FOR for 0110 car for K A dally news imper lii cwrnllul tn every well In- ¬ formal miii ami It orowilliiK out iiw old viif Kly txlltoha of political llllliPH Tlie netvH fccllltlcii of tho Kvcn liifjr IfMtnio uneiininsncil - I in Wnshlnnton convsnondont Mr A W Hutt atHriili ot the lictul of I1I1 irofislon IIb Frankfort lltiromi a In rharcrj of Mr A V bnrtinu t wll Iihvo iluily reports of Con Rtviloiml irnrrrillnKK nnd of nil lhat Is ocuurrlni at Frank ¬ fort THE YEQR 1896 it ¬ wHvnuasi JKThe ir rfts a vicowVi EViltSVlUEC fuNKflNE ¬ BEM T ROBINSON North BASHvairty ROUTE OF THE Ioi promlirtj to bo Hit moat exrlllnrr In 11 mnry Tlio nt onrn tiiro flu Jiiiliiniv 7 nml lKlla tlio Hitinlornt raiiitjit opfiiB Con- dully tlPliata inattrra cf will irfcB Unit tmpoiuiiio Tip Vfiicrnolan affair will rt Cut Iy affect tlii course of pirllcn Nutloiml Oiiviilluiin wll bo held In Juno and July Ilia ilrrtlrm In rfnvctnbar will le mil of Kiirprlic Diirlrur Hiifli it yiTtr of Oonlit and iliaturLaiicp every man wntila Ip und 1111 Daily Market Reports tlioHo nnd nan I bf tlio Hvcnlnu roil nr lM Luivovtlljr III1 IMWlh l rimtilnn dally Tim Kvenlnu Tost a scricn or nnort oior cs i y inr KlMH t Amoriran ntltttnrit Romember tho 12v6niitr Pit unl this nowapnper both one yfui for A rayer-meeting ¬ SS LIIME DRUGGIST VIortoirxesi Odjp Ky wl CHICAGO and 1 NASHVILLE BifiiiTcn rue only Pullman YeeUbulcid Train Servioo with Kowost and Finest Day Coaches Sleepers and Dlnlnrj Cars t Subscriptions to tho Ive nif Vnt umler this offer nm by mall oul postngo prepaid S25Q Scud subscriptions to thb office 4 5c GDI it a ¬ fHOM THP tfTO SOUTH A SiaHsl Solentlfia Agenoy ml Awln for Walter McGary Terrc Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee inn vn afl aHB n St Paul wra IN THB 4 --- ZBUGKEYi smmwtKtx W lHWiUUUj 2SMsS2sy Livery and Feed Stables OF VEHICLES t3QDD STOCK -v- NORTH S ChattanoogaTanno L ROOBRS Sua Pass Agl AND NORTHWEST I P JEIIRIPS G P Ah Ilvansvllle II K CKJSWALt A GNP A Uvaittvllle tnd Ire1 Mmtliti AT TRAnar DECIQM PATRMT OOfYBIOHTII rt- tor lnrormtto and froa Handbook wrt to w Yoaar ail iinotDwar Oldest bureau for eociirliigpafcnUIn AmorU a hvejy witont taken oul by us la brought UroM publo by not lott given fr9 vf chara tot Me lKa4 WWr m H 0Vf uiva OINTMENT iCOMS HfJTJlING A 8URE IT SPLENDID 011T PILES ilgT REMEDY for PUE8 UOK4Ff MJtJtHXUatnT assiaaaiiT knftwnf or and CERTAIN D CURB yonro no tho ELEBAIMT TURNOUTS jsimn OH 6IIOHT Our nubile school li nelrini nn nki r n vbljrt 0v Ourpeoplo should o and seo 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