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loletBeile Agente R G ROUSE Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager A Si FORD ManageriW Qt Tf tnowMIPalmer House Broadway Paducah Ky W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphii fenn 511 tlnnr opnml utijwiiHiaijin - XA 342 J- j r iuui f WICKHAM Houser Building Mo HESSER J W BRIDGMAN G03 Teutonic Building Chlcogo III iM General Office EDexxrLir igftojrx Brancli Offices it COKE KZy V5 m Stuis W Wi Yresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space VT tip ti mmmmJdcmRloT Lognn Thomas -- ty t- jW - i it SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Tbsralnet ind mining outfit o the Avent niftjrvllla Coal Co told at asstgaest tale nt UealtyvllU threo St Bernard Coal Company INCORPORATED PITHYPARAGRAPHS An agreement has been signed between the coal mining companies and the railroads and coal dealers In New England regulating Ihe freight charges and selling price ot coal laid down n all the competitive points In New England j Kyi wi bougbt by C5 Tboptlcawas pr cent tGoo which wilt pay less than ot tho companys Indobltdosss The nestings ot lbs Natural Scienco Club at lbs Weslayan Uloomlogton III conllnuo to bo ot much Interest to the members Kecently Miss Carrlo Zoleman read a paper on doal de scrlblng lbs various process by which it is formed v Soma ot tb lirger companies In Colorado aro owing tbelr men for from one to two months pay The outlook Is anything but blight and It Is ooly a matter of a short lima when there will be hungry even women and children unless n Jf turn or the better is taken jHfc Jit kuA arlSlMMf GOftb s f - m Ibe Kuby and Darrow mines locoled on the Dalllmore A Southwestern K It west ot Carlisle III have closed downJoran Indefinite period owing lo lack ot orders The output of the two mines was about thirty cars of coal daily Ona hulred and twentyfive men are thrown out ot employment The man who purchases an article for one dollar and sells It for ten cents advance may de lude himself In the belief that he made ten per cent on tho transaction but such Is not the case Kent taxes Insurance interest on Invest meat wear and tear traveling bookVeepiog stationery and other miscellaneous expenses must be deducted from that ten cents We know quite a number of men doing a small business on the linger cent bast bo wonder why Ibey are at ways bard up These are the men who fall without knowing Just why ¬ SDteb v tfi5 smr-eM erVvifiisiLa1iji Ktasif- - rrr- - jlv eKe - The Anthracite coal trade has again fallen into a state of torpidity The demand for coal Is light and the dealers and consumers buying supplies only from The line trade continues to absorb most ot the newly mined coal that is being forwarded from the breakers to the market Philadelphia Ledger A 14 i l The steps taken by Secretary Herbert to in ¬ crease the coaling facilities of Key West by the appointment ot a board to loolafter the subject are in nccordanco with the provisions made by Congress last year when that body granted ap propriations both for additional coal sheds and for a coaling pier ¬ l a m fS 5UjtBC TKPMStHj3eraardrCoal Companys Coal Tipple at Paducah The coal vein which was being worked at the Vulcan mine Colorado Is in some respects the most remarkable in the State l Is 50 or 35 feet in thickness and lies at angle of 45 degrees follow- ¬ ing the Incline ot many of the rocks in this vicin- ¬ ity The mine is sunk at the base c the moun ¬ tain the slope descending at an angle of about 37 degrees in this way cross cutting the veins HfM Famous No all uses from Earlintoii piamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating iHj J5UiT iiiLiiiiUTjj uual ijn THiii uaAicjsUiX screens ana jriuiiiiig- xtioies usea 9 Coal for - Tbe plant of the Edinburg CM Co at Edin- burgh Christian County III has been sold by Master in Chancery Hogan under a decreo ot foreclosure under claims for 1 13000 in favor of Henry Davis Jr and 58000 fn favor ot W T and E Vandever of Taytorsville The plant in- ¬ cludes a coal mine brick and tile works and elec- ¬ tric light works It was purchased by Reuben Wilkinson oLTaylorsvills Coke trade prospects are hard to guage correctly There is nothing new whatever in the condition of tbe market Everything depends on the condition of pig Iron Hopeful Indica ¬ tions exist in tact very encouraging ones but a review of tbem would only be a repetition April 1st tbe end ot the first quarter is looked forward to as tbe lima when something may drop It is not likely to be Incokeprices though Six week ago there were rumors floating around that a reduction of 25 or 30 cents in coke would not come in the nature ot a surprise with the open ¬ ing of the second month of spring Connellsville Courier ¬ -- 1 T Rio de Janeiro arrlvrd at The steamship Honolulu March 3 out of coal and 26 days from She had battled 16 days with San Francisco heavy bead gales on the northern route when btr coal supply was too near exhausted for her to attempt to make the few hundred miles remaining tq Yokohama and she put about for Honolulu upder sail Before reaching there shs hid burned bjr atterdeck bouse and mitten topnmt and bad only ao tons o coal left Brushed Soke for Base Burners and Furnasbs Why buy Hijrh 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 oSKaciiebaL f ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND THE PEARL OF THE PACIFIC SVMONEY ¬ LV-J HAWAII MgffjgWoirf v- Eleventh of a Series of Letters by John R Aluslck THE PEST Author of the Columbian Historical Novels Brother Against Brother etc etc 1836 Copyrlcht l2l hi by Fumk VAanLts Company New York SPRING MEDICINE The Overthow Is Simmons liver regulator Dont Tfie forget to take It Now is the time you A fleed It most to wake up your Liver sluggish Liver brines on Malaria Fever Rheumatism and many other and Ague Ills which shatter the constitution and wreck health Dont forget the word ItEOULATOR It Is SIMMONS LIVER HEOULATOR you want The word REG ULATOR distinguishes It from all other And besides this SIMMONS remedies LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the LTvcr keeps It property t work that your system may be kept Injiood condition FOR THE BLOOD take SIMMONS It Is the best blood LIVER REGULATOR purifier and corrector Try it and note Ihe difference Look for the RED Z tn cvtry package YOu wont find It on tny Other medicine and there Is 110 other Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER HBGULATOR the Klngof Liver Remedies tie sure you get it H KeUlu Co Philadelphia Pa ¬ of Honarchy Provisional Government ¬ Hv I The feeling is still too bitter be tween the Republicans or P as they are contemptously called by their enemies and the Royalists or the exact truth as to the overthrow of the monarchy to be obtained The political feeling hero isv about the same heat it was in the United States in 1866 The Royalists still call the government Provisional and refuse to recognize it To understand the cause of the overthrow of monarchy one must have some knowledge of the history of Hawaii In the latter part J of the 1 8 th century a powerful chief of Ilawaii known as Kamc- ARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY hamchn captured two American sailors named Davis and Young The latter was a boatswain on the m to 9 p m dally Boston frigate Eleanor the for PPd from 10 mer on a little sloor the Fair except Sunday American The latter vessel was CorilfjftJElHatlon Is estonded to whq- verrvswu a spare half hour to Im seized its captain and craw with prove IMb neat the IREB LIBRARY the exception of Davis killed and its cannon taken on shore Young and Davis being expert gunners N 600 VOLUMES were spared to manage the artillery S IFTY PERIODICALS 3M for Kamofiamcha who at once be ¬ taStXt rrt SMTWl EKLY MONTHLY gan the conquest ot the whole group of islands The two AmeriValuaVXi Can of Specimens 300 cana were his generals they marbeled 4 Spi ried the daughters of chiefs pr 4iMWnBr INDIAN MOUNDS princes and were given high of CURIOITlPtfiJ 0 HOPKH swmtv A PINB fices OO mftnA After several years of war nil the ssD9aiv Sandwich Islands were conquered os in form of NatWf woods iu and Katnehameha declared king plctura francs vyL iSkril illectlon was ex- over all Ha was succeeded by blbltsd at the World s Co lumblan Kpo- four direct descendants known ns lilloa V IV Knmuhamcha II Ill Pbutcigrapbs and HhoiograRbtc Traps The natives having abolished idol psrencles numerous and beautiful atry in thuyear ifiio the mission nrics sent hy thu American Bond Jrise collection of tu tshlbitl at nf Missions camp to convert them Celuman Exposition Tltoy were kinrfly received by tho MUaaHHMHMMaWMarilKU nanvea uui yy 1111s iniiu uic is lands had biMoine a rendezvous for whaling ve us whose officers and crews wcraVAdt awlcss meiL and WjH receive promnt attcrttion at they objccteSfc the restraints of Ejtimates farjnlslieil religion aniMpfltacy I 1VI UrnVevafc had Gs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mon4it lilt tyM 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JOB WORK tiiic i Theiiif manner began the conversion of the heathen They were often threatened by the lawless sailors who regarded their upright lives as a standing rebuke to their own immorality But in spite of all threats and danger the missionaries held their ground They had the respect and confidence of the kings who remained their warm friends and the cause ot Christianity advanced until all of the islands were brought under its sway Missionaries who came to the islands young men raised families of children grew old and died Children born on the islands grew up died and left children natural born Hawaiians the same as any American citizen to day is is an American The business interests of the islands soon began to attract the attention of the world Americans came to engage in agriculture or mercantile pursuits These dots on the face of the globe assumed great importance and the English always jealous of any advance of Americans In the acquisition of ter ritory began to turn their attention toward the islands As tho American Congregation alists and Presbyterians had succeeded so well the Church of England from purely political motives it is claimed began n religious conquest of the islands From this time on there was a struggle between Americans and English to control the ruling monarchs Knmehamcha III gave tho peo ple the first liberal constitution All the Kamchamhas seem to have been friendly to tho Americans as they were probably under the influence of Young and Davis and their descendants The anti missionary party in timo became the nnti Atncrican party History shows liow Eng land has sought in the past ta get control of the islands and how she objected to the annexation of them to the United States during the Forties as the trade at that time with the United States was increasing in proportions that alarmed her The direct lino of Kaniehamehas ended with Kamehameha X After one or two short reign3 David halakauti was elected king Tlio a dissolute man with many weak nesses he seems to have had an idea of justice and rit lu But he tried to pleaso nil parties nnd of course tailed By this time sugar and rice plan tations had become a sqtlrcu of great wealth im the isjatjds aiuj Americans with pluck and energy were peopling Uifiniintry aiulucl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ King Kalakaua died January ao The lands had previously been divided among the common people 1891 and was succeed by his sisThe in a way that was equitable to all ter Liliuokalani as queen the assertions made on the floors queen was thoroughly English in of the American Congress to the education and sympathy From Under the first she displayed intense contrary notwithstanding the old kings all land was invested hatred for the American missionin their name as lands originally aries Left alone she might have were in Great Britain These made an excellent monarch for kings distributed them somewhat those who know her say she pos according to the feudal system to sesses many good qualities even chiefs reserving great tracts of her political enemies deny the what are still called crown lands slanders against her personal charBut the queen was At the suggestion of the mission- acter Her race prejudices were aries large quantities of lands were set apart for the common peo- roused by interested persons The ple and these lands tho small American missionary was held up in acreage composed nearly all the in the light of a moral pirate who the very best soil on the islands had left his conscience at Cape They were the taro patches and Horn and come to rob and plunder rice fields some of which are to- the natives as the Spamaads had day worth five hundred dollars per done in America and all under the acre while there are vast tracts of guise of religion lava strewn mountain land not In various ways she kept her worth one dollar for five hundred subjects alarmed hy threats to deacres prive them of their constitutional Among the many original emi- liberties Tho her salary and ingrants to the islands were shrewd come from crown lands exceeded business men who procured long the salary of the president of the leases 6n sugar lands and bought United States by nearly twenty large tracts from the king British thousand dollars she was not satinfluence was brought to bear upon isfied She was advised to be a He was told to qucen in splendor as well as name King Kalakaua be a real king and have a great A crowd of evil designing friends Public improve- were constantly about her advising army and navy ments were neglected roads be ¬ her to do what would be her ruin came almost impassable while the There were nearly two thousand king secured a largo loan from Americans and over one thousand England and squandered vast Germans as well as many English sums of tho revenue in loans and at this time living on the islands who did not believe in the divine on Hula dancing girls Many of these Kalakaua was not a bad man rights of kings He was a weak vain man and had by thrift and honest toil aceasily influenced by bad surround- cumulated property amounting to ings He was constantly in need millions With them it was a busiShould they in of money tho his nnnuity was ness proposition greater than the salary of the order to maintain a tradition born President of the United States in the dark days of barbarism and He found himself hampered by the cradled in ignorance of supersticonstitution which limited his tion yield up the hard earnings of power and declared his intention their lifetime Among the other schemes to reof giving the people another constitution which was in reality a re- plenish the depleted treasury of the queen was what is known as turn to absolute monarchy The originator of this Great excitement prevailed and the lottery a revolution was threatened by tho was Mr Thomas E Evans whose people whose liberties were en wife was a matd of honor to the dangered until bowing to the queen and who had held some popular will Kalakaua permitted offices under tho kings tho constitution to stand After the Louisiana Lottery had It is said that at this timo tho been driven out of tho United kings sister Princess Liliuokalani States its backers and supporters was in England n guest ol Queen began to look about for some place Victoria studying royal life Sho convenient to America where the Was very indignant at her brother gigantic Kwindlo might be resusciyielding to the American Hawaiians tated Tlo Hawaiian Islands were and on her return to Honolulu a regarded as the most convenient revolution was precipitated by place Mr Evans went to Chi somo of her friends to depose the cago where ha met the capitalists king and place boron the throne willing to cngngo u the enterprise An arrangement was made wherc- mo jiniiiuaiiv sguhms on die ands-want tq tjiq roscue of the AJy MQ vhicajjo cnpitaltiuV prpvjw tin king una thurobi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ment the sum of five hundred thousand dollars per annum for the team of twenty five years At the time the lottery bill was being agi- ¬ tated in the legislature another bill fully as odious to all decency and morals known as the Opium Bill was brought up Tho queens cabinet was com posed of men who inspired confi dence in the minds of the people but they did not prove sufficient to check their headstrong ruler Tho legislature like the Long Parlia ment in Lromwells time was in session until the more respectable members were compelled to leave for their homes to attend to their business They had scarcely left before the opium and lottery men taking advantage of their absence hurriedly passed the bills known as the Opium and Lottery bills The decent and respectable people of Hawaii saw the danger that menaced them The missionaries realized that the race just rescued from heathendom was about to be exposed to all the vices of civilization and a land today filled with churches and school houses about to become the Monte Carlo of the Another Western Hemisphere class of Americans looked on with alarm at the condition of affairs those who had business interests at stake which were in jeopardy A party of Christian ladies waited on the queen and petitioned her not to sign the odious bills It is said she wept with them they prayed with her and lelt assured she would veto the bills but she signed them almost as soon as they were gone The alarm spread and increased Meetings were held and some discussed taking measures to avert moral ruin The queen prorogued the legislature dismissed her cabi net and appointed in its place a set of ministers obnoxious to most of the respectable people of the islands The excitement was now at its height This high handed trampling on the liberties of people many of whom were born on the islands was resented A Com mittee of Safety was formed anU citizens began to arm themselves The queen announced that she was going to - give her people a new constitution The new con stitution was written and signed but she failed to get the sigaafura of all her cabinet The document never came to light but it is known that It provided for the dis franchisement of all white m jot married to native voww fiat ¬ ¬ ¬ Arms were concealed in a hardware store and on the morning of Jan 17 1893 Mr John Good now Captain Good Mr Bcnner and two others started with them 0 the armory of the Committee of Safety On Fort Street they were attacked by the police Captain Good fired and wounded one man and Mr Benner knocked an- pther down with the butt of his whip and thus they escaped In the meanwhile Mr John L Stevens United States minister to Hawaii who was away up to this time returned to Honolulu after the Committee of Safety had been formed He issued the following request to Captain G C Wtltseof trie United States Cruiser Boston ¬ ¬ Sir In view of tbe existing critical circumstances In Houolulu indicating an inadequate force I request you to land marines and sailors from tbe ship under your command for the protection of tbe United States Legation and United Stales Consulate and to secure American life and property John L Stevens Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary ot tbe United Sjales Captain Wiltse had already anticipated the request of the minister and issued the following order Honolulu Jan 16 1S93 EXECU ¬ ¬ Lisutbnant TIVE Commander STATES W T Swin- NAVV ¬ BURNB UtUTID OrricsR op United States Cauisaa Uoston Sir You will laVe command ot tho ¬ ¬ battalion and land in Honolulu for the purpose of protecting our legation con sulate and tbe lives and property of American citizens and to assist In preserv ¬ ing order Great prudence must be exercised by both officers and men and no action taken thai is not fully warranted by tbe condition of affairs and by the conduct of those who may be inimical to tbe treaty rights ol American citizens You will Inform me at the earliest pos ¬ sible moment of any change In the situa Yery respectfully tion Gy C WltTSH Captain Welted States Navy Com manding United States Cruiser Uoston ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ isl- only tiierop4fct MHuWts sliptuu j wft irantrjji 1 ti mm i no troops were lanueu anu during tho day divided into small squads A part were placed to guard the United States Legation a small squad sent to the Consulate and eight to the home of an American resident named nopper as the troops had no tents the minister secured quarters lor then trom the royalist There has probably been more wholesale lying in print and out of pujM about the action of Mtn- later javena and Captain Wiltse ¬ Stevens to ask the aid of the United States marines in sustaining the queen against the Provisional Government then In course of formation Minister Stevens answered Gentlemen these men were landed for one purpose only a pacific purpose and we cannot take part in any contest I cannot use this force for sustaining the queen or anybody else This remark was made and this assurance given before the queen had been deposed and her cabinet knew that the United States troops would not interfere in the affair in any way Thirty two armed citizens of the Committee of Safety inarched to the government building and took possession of it Tljc constitution had not been formally promulgated and it is said was never signed by all the cabinet The ministers fled the guard went to the police quarters and the unfortunate queen was deserted by everyone save her marshal Mr Wilson who through all her adversities has remained her trucai friend It is said that Mr Wilson warned her against an attempt to promulgate the new constitution If you do it will be your ruin he declared but 1 shall stand or full If Mr Wilson made with you this assertion he kept his word To his credit be it said he was the only friend of the queen who in the hour of trial displayed any pluck But he had not a soldier or policeman to aid him and thirty two men seized the government Hon S B Dole chief justice of the supreme court resigned his position when the trouble began and was made a member of the Committee of Safety and later on the organization of the Provisional Government became its president After the failure of the effort to secure annexation of the islands td the United States and the defeat of the project to restore tho queen the Provisional Government bo came a permanent government A constitution was framed and Hon S B Dole selected as president for the term of six years A wiser choice could not have been irpde Mr Dole is a brave honorable conservative gentleman He is a statesman beyond corruption mid While dignified is utterly devoid of any of the silly pomposity which so often characterizes men who Ha is think themselves great easjly approached open and hon¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - queens cabinet called on Minister after the landing of th troops the t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lift ii1 f me jpl sow rtwray m i v CbeS - -- QtfrJA Bee BEB PUBLI3HINB COMPANY IlncorpofitM The County clerk of Hopkins I was troubled for years with n order the 1 Revenue Bills bo tho Republican party in jho state soro on my knee which fiovcrrtl County has completed the recapostponed till Tuesday March 10 because the recent legislature 01 pliyBlclniiB who treated me called a pitulation ot statistics from the as SUHSCIUITION KATES at it oclock which was adopted ignoble famo did not onact more cancer assuring mo that nothing sessors returns for the year 189G could bo dono to imvo my lire An the vote standing yeas 16 nays 14 laws Such twaddle will find no to 11 00 CM Year stitetlr In adrance n Inst resort I was Induced to try With fair men who have and wo herewith give as prom 50 On Tuesday on account of the lodgment Mi Month Ayorn Sarsaparilla nnd after talc ThrreMonllit These will ised last week the leading items Weissinger this a spark ol memor 3 death of Senator Single uopiea VvYWaaaaVaRn j Ing n number ot bottles tho oorons shown by this recapitulation cbplM malted tree on application Specimen WUHKOlWam SS cirreapondenta wanted In all ptt of Ilia special order was not taken up yet remember how the House which In this connection the populaMrs L V Jteynolcla eountr 41toitia ror particulars Mr Gocbelfcfiercd an amendment was a Republican body passed Boonovlllc Ky tion of the County is of interest to Senate Rule 83 which under the tho measures for financial relief in The last official census i8po THUHSDAY MARCH aC 1896 Rules laid over one day and sever- good time and that a dallying gives Hopkins County a popula al new bills were introduced and Democratic Senate failed to take 4Bl ffaaSSkK tion of 23505 which was an in Dtxzlnois Pain In tho Back- Llvar several reported and three unim- action on these measures and that Complaint All Curod by Hoods the Stato consequently now rc crease of about 23 per cent over pralno ot I cannot Bay too portant bills passed tho previous census of 1880 Only Iloodd Barsaparllla much in subject to I wot the special or mainsin a most deplorable condi On March 14th population were of pains In my back dlxztncss liver com without even 209 of the 1890 I was der H B No 127 came up when tion financially foreign birth The last census re- plaint and hat tired feeling scarcely completely worn out and could walk necessary halt a mllo nnd It seemed ns though life Mr Gross moved to postpone till weans to defray tho daily expense of State Govern- ports 4510 dwellings and 4585 was b burden ot the ago ot 18 I did not 1155 oclock which motion was families in Hopkins so that it is caro about living whon a friend Mr Goebel moved that the ment They will remember that seen only lost Inducod Mo to Try Heoda 75 families were living Senate go into Committee of the the obstruction came from the with their mothcrs in law which is Snnnparilla It has benefited mo neatly and lhavo not been without It since I leaders Bronston Whole to hear an argument from Democratic a wonderful These And It to bo all who nutterblood purifier and began to illsitppcnr ntut my generat only a pretty good showing I can Bay to from complaints I I llTWii II Hon J M Unthank on the bill to Goebel and others whose IB Ml figures when compared with total brought about by Impure blood t they iriUin improve 1 lcraiNiciuiiunj to Pineville to fifth class thought was to force Blackburns population of tho County shows1 a wont canbo cured talco Hoods Baraaparllla transfer tienlmeiit until I icisoro wiis You oonalder mo a Ufa long friend to HOPKINS THE BANNER thrlv healed Shico then i- - uso cities The Chair decided the mo- elcctiontft the cost of everything a fraction over 5 persons td edeh They will remember the thugs and Ayers Snrsnpnrllla ocpiislouaily aS tion out of order Mr Goebel-aCOUNTY dwelling and each family lotilo nnd hliwliittrJflerinridginV pealed from the decision but it was ruiuans unusiuu toiurecuiiitiiuuui deed It sioius 111 liritigh 1cc hld not The Assessors returns show Iloods Samparllla which I recommend upon the people and the immi at every opportunity Msa Luot E neither acted on nor withdrawn Mrs S A keep house without It Kentucky chilTic output of coal in but the object of delaying consid- nent riot and bloodshed induced 6007 legal voters 6and 7499inclus- ¬ Reynolds Uoonovluolive r tils Blllouineia VihtDR llloomflcld Tit vi care all ThoywiU remember tho dren of school age to 10 CoraUpsUon Ick Headache IndtgoiUon SBc Hopkins county during eration of the Revenue Bills was thereby Blackburn mon that llicy boast of 1895 was about 0110 fouvth attained although Mr Bronston had he Mayor the sheriff the iveGrand total value of all property ana the total output of the on had presented a petition from the police CPforFrankfort they d couia assessed for taxation after exemp- who were present toofterrorize and d anything intimidate members the Legiscitizens of Lexington urging their use them and how well the inac- ¬ tion has been deducted Tfifl Only Woilis Fair SarsatrMia 1895 the tiro State pleaTed 3796373 lature and to prevent riot and passage JrTrJ tion of these officials Sustained Total acres of land assessed bloodshed as eminently necessary exact output of the State Ayors PIIIa Regulato the Live nre limping tiKit tliWeouitry million On Tuesday March 17th Mr the boast and made tho calling Value with improve- ¬ discreet and proper and that said ¬ tons birvas of dollars w 01 th of wool tn coinpeUton out of the militia- imperative to 310539 action has resulted In the restora- ¬ moved to take with tin wool growcra nf the inlfed tuminous and cannel coal Jones 126 and 127 when up House protect human life in the State ments 2030275 bocomotiOe Blasts of peace and order without intion Mr Sims Bills A MttunruoiCoMmnss Btcitea principal 1000 IN PRIZES Acreage devoted Hopkins Countys output moved to adjourn which motion House will remomber or their crops and woodland to reported terference with or tho obstruction TO Dll D1STRIUUTED ADSOLUTEUY They as of any person in the discharge of EvcilbSralUlklPrcUclitt was tonsallbitu was lost Then an enrolled bill memories are gone FREU provldci by lh Woodland 65287 Corn 40030 their lawful unctions and duties Yard Clerk John Djvney visited relatives Uso the letters contained In the text was read when Mr Gross moved minous This is UlfiBalfjiiTapifX 3 Resolved That the preamble at Evansvitlo last Saturday and Sunday Meadow 9950 Tobacco 9049 tREPUCLICAN CONVENTIONS Monon Seeds Grow and form as many UejMkrtienroni and these resolutions bespread upover the product of 1898 to adjourn which motion was lost Wheat 8116 It looks like old times to see Conductor words as you canutlng letters either bick- on the minutes ot this body and a fit Qirifricart UJttl Grextn rr tin It has been decided to hold preenwaru or forward but dont uso onr letter1 William Wene of 27861 tons and loss Then Mr Taylor sent up two Mr cinct conventions on April 4th in Crops reported as raised during copy of same be furnished the pub dence train Inck In chargeof the Provi wfuh- - utsuicq ic Employed In same word more times than it appear rolled bills for comparison and previous year Tobacco 9103- - lie press and the papers of the in Monon Sums Crow for example of 28823 tons as com ¬ Deboc objected because he had this county to select delegates to the words see on none weeds etc Tbe Conductor Joe Powers was summoned to 000 pounds Hay 6690 tonsCorn State bo requested to copy the forming the greatest number of pared with 1894- which not been present when the com- be held in Madisonville to nomi- 974610 bus Wheat 86030 bus same prison protection Nashville as a witness this week In a case words nslne the letters In the text will re- ¬ against the railroad brought by a brakeman IB91 over mittee compared the bills Then nate a candidate for Congress Oats year showed ceive One Hundred Dollars in cash tor bus 23530 for injury to one ot bis legs the next largest list o will give 7 In tons the Mr Stephensons motion to extend Hon E G Sebree will probably Bulls Cows Calves and Steers 1893 of DotAn in Mines cash tor the next 35 cash and for each Conductor W S Dramwell made relaof the next ten largest lists we will give of common stock 8023 value result of the sympathetic the session was lost and Mr Goe- ic the nominee tives and friends here a brief visit last If you are good at word mak ¬ 10 in gold bel moved to adjourn and Mr Sims ing ou can securo a valuable prize as trsurumored that Bronston 7938o during which to take a recess which strike Sunday Ho reports everything moving Foreman Evans says The Monon Seed Co Intend giving many new drill motions the Hopkins Countys miners Chair declared out of order Mr will be- am early entry candidate Number of Sheep 043 value recently given a trial in that themine was a along smoothly on the south end hundred special prize to persons sending No Atof Hogs 22372 success yet the coal Is such ti it Is conthem lists containing over twenly fivo fttr Governor and Goebel for 7i435 Number Some of the bojs are now pondering that worked daily words Write your hame on list of wordn Goebel took an appeal and Mr torney- General O Geldings Mares ceded by those who know tba t cannot be over the problem If It takes a train 34 Value 48273 Wouldnt that numbered and enclose the same postpaid IS95 the chair Mr Goebel be a bully arrangement with 12 two cent stamps for a combination The total number of em- ¬ Deboc took Then and Colts of common stock 5703 mined by shooting on the solid as in other hours to make a trip from San Francisco Cat to New York and one leaves there fiackage ot Motion Seeds That grow wbtcb ployees in Hopkins county moved to have the report of the would bully Jack Chlnn and the value 181390 Mules and Mule mtrics 12 packets ot the blest and most each day bow many trains will one meet special committee read pending the other bullies revel in the bright Colts Mr W A Toombs foreman of the St popular flowers ot different varieties also 3592 value i2292o v was 1887- - Jlni appeal Chair ruled it out of or- ¬ wbile enroute S Wh IP B Vm particulars nnd rules ot distribution of wf Value of city or town lots with Bernard bultdiog crew put up a new pier sunshine of theehief executive ¬ prizes Tbls work contest will be care arls employed 288 Evidently onr night operator expects der Mr Goebel again appealed with not even the militia to improvements 889705 Cash on down at the coke works last week He fully and conscientiously conducted and contemplates putting In some new slack some young lady to aVrj advantage of leap to in- ¬ Mr Stephenson was called to the threaten their personal liberty is solely for the purpose ot further Introities aimines subject Cash deposited washers of the Campbell patent of an im- ¬ year as he now can be seen making the hand 51545 ducing our seeds In new localities You spection in State 8 No chair when the appeals were withwill receive the lliggest valuo In flower in bank 79315 rounds with those tan toothpick shoes on proved make Wir publish iri another column seeds ever offered and besidia it you aro 3 SmIc Hop- - drawn and the report of the special 1EfakvMT 1 icpn accidents Number of libraries Agent C M Day ot Crofloo bad some abtc tQ male a good list ot words and an John Salmon of Crabtrec mines made committee to investigate the call interestingfiguros from the reca- - taining Enforced IdltctSB swer promptly you will stand an equal op3300 vojurrjes - valucfl at relatiypa Ana friends here a visit last Sun improvements made In hts office last week ITlodrroUErriBlayTMnt fFW L portunity 10 sccjij Object tfllieri L raluable prize Wo inctout of lliCIrooDs was read and Ditulationjof statistics from the Si755- by having telegraph Instruments placed on CtnpSTatiw Cmfm jammerday He says the mining force thero has Intend spending Is itijjaionnt of money returns tor the year artnntflH vplt in nav u jyiw Assessor a new table and the location of table Free TmJo In KnGlaud in momsiriDutionoi prizes in tmsYoa Value o jewelry 180 AHnutJ been tedireeA tmfthosfljpt work make fatr1 i f tt j1 LrvBrraT changed from the east to tho west end cf Glance Notwithstanding the decline In test Wo assure you that your trial order wages lurinsmldu KHtw iSeRibuBlicing in th i8cj5 and note on somp of these tics and royalties io T PTrc the office the first change ot the kind In nluc our imports ot manufactures with us will be most cratifrfntr Writa Ijqw arc items tons Of this senate m the lace ot sucli opposi- the people ft seems modest gen Of course everybody knowstthat Foreman Thomas Robinson of tho Mm about twenty years liuvo risen from was 10000000 in 1653 to your name plainly and send list as early ast to be f 4 pire mines was nnd of SCO000000 In and tons were made tion and manifest partisan determin- erally understood that it is bad a recapitulation of the Assessors Judging from hisathomc last Snnday Mc- - Politics like many other necessary ad- products from 1S0443000000 agriculturalto possible 25116 Address MONON SEED GO in 16G0 expressions bo is for ation to not permit a vote upqn the i returns does not correctly exhibit Kinley for President first last and all the juncts of this world havo their amusing 111000000 Jn 1803 Wages being novr Monon Utdg Chicago III Earlington P4 bills are chargeable with their de taste td talk of your possessions the resources of the county but it time phases The other day Gov Bradley re- ully one third the cost of production wealth in Children Cry For It ceived a fetter from one of bis recent ap- tvero but a halt ot these commodities feat is not easily seen when they and bbastyour is presumably correct in some ti nil i iia4iiit Few coal agents apply tbemsefves more jtnA idWrf produced at home the wnges fund of of anybody especially the asDr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup is were in such a decided minority of value as showing a closely to business than does Mrs Thomas pointees demanding to know why In tho the working classes would benefit to and the favorite cathartic because so pUasanl h dont you send me a railroad pais to sessor Rowells i8o0 Newapaper Directory aayti comparison of the various inter- ¬ Steel of Sebree who has not only shown Frankfort so that can come and talo the the extent ot 30000000 r year Such to take For sate by St Bernard Drop How things could be done when arc tho results of tho no called freo Storo 50 and 100 per bottle The Bse Tbursdijsi Republican four hovr capable a lady is to carry on such place you have given me the Senate desired to promote any The Hopkinsville Banner is of ests of the county aox28 j subscription f i ettab trade which Condon assured his de lhril i8So Paul M Moore editor legislative act can be ssen by the late tiarigerously puffed dp with its The mining interests of Hopkins business but that Ihoy can also make a would mako njf Capital Stock Paid In luded countrymen Dee Publishing Co Publisher Surplus Fund Alice Baker whose husband was Mrs success of it as her competitors can testify ADViRTiXHiMt The Has official organ rlculture lilto manufacture tinrtvnlcd way JI B No 348 to provide own importance ot coal interests ot Western Kentucky SIB090 100000 jniy u suuii County are correctly exhibited in killed in a railroad accident at Salida Col tn the world littlo foreseeing that its Onlr republican paper In Hopkins re- Thomas Longstaff and son James who COMMENCED BUSINESS IN IBB7 clerical assistance for the Attorney time ago its editor seated that The The Bees first editorial column a short time ago and was taken to Seneca direct rcsulU would be that the manu last election and fitteen id fmbllcin counties Pnbllsbtd In chief lately went to West Va are again back General was railroadeJ through Banner wasthe only Republican and the value of the coal output of with us and he has not yet fully decided Falls N Y for burial expects to leave Jnctuivrs would Imvo to tight for mining town and county or Kentucky Mining chief revenue of countys It passed the House March 12th paper rn Southwestern Kentucky the county for 1805 was about where he will locale but has determined for her home this w ek She says that thctr lhcs ngnlnst foreign competition wealth Miners intelligent American citizens Itarlinxton has four months she was warqad In a dream several days in ercn in their own markets nnd Hint had its second reading in the Sen- We dorlot know what great pros to take bis family along with bim when be 600000 tnoro free schools than State nays for advance that her husband who was an agriculture our greatest industry on white nnd colored Two public libraries leaves again Barifer ate March 13th and was passed by pcrity promised or attained did so engineer would bo killed at a certain llrao which the prosperity of the heme trade THE FEELINQ IN FRANKFORT j33npni PUpuiiHMjiwilijiiayie As the miners are able to work about at what was known aa Malta Pass and on to much depends would be brought the Senate and sent to the Govern- exalt the editor or what honors he t to tho verge of ruin A Williamson five days a week here they feel well satis- this warning begged blm not to go but be MadisonOille- - K or for his signature before the final lost in the fall of Wonderful GumResolutions of City Council Corn fied and are not complaining of dull times laughed at her fears and started telling In tin Murk Ii ne Impress adjournment The secret of the shoe Hunter the great trick rider mending Bradley Gov Strikes rcdLttbuh jpransaefs a Qencral Ircsideut Anderson of the Umpire Coal her be would return next day as usual success of this bill in gliding but The Bee is one of the other rein th During the morning as she was about and Condemning Mayor Company attended the meetlug of the coal through was that the beneficiary publican papers in Western Ken Unitd GtftltS the house occupied wilh her work she says gKanin BusirkssV men at Madisonville last week Julian The Courier Journal with char- was a Democrat to whom the posi- tucky that have not before noticed Loss to Empires that she plainly saw Malta Pass which was Superintendent Rutland dont want any some 20 miles from her home just as she tacnlnlj Duress The following resolutions adopt acteristic cheek attributes the fail- tion had been promised by Gen his top loftiness Now Mr BanSpecial atttnton given to Colltttlofta ure of financial legislation entirely Taylor And H B No 195 passed ner threatens Gov Bradley and ed by the Board of Councilmcn of saloons or other places around the Empire saw It in her dream with the cars piled on Pjfite mines where intoxicants can be bought so top of each other and her husband lying to the Republicans It says in the House March iotb was passed others with tloom and says the the city of Frankfort are interest a whiskey still located on some land lately RE3TINQUAUT t tflUK MTTINOUAMTITV dead and an hour later a dispatch was rel2JS2jfcli reference to the Revenue and De- by the Senate and became a law Governor has sucked his last ing as showing the actual feeling purchased by said company has been or- ceived that her husband was dead Ro Irvalalj 3U of the citizens of Frankfort wlio dered moved and the order obeyed ficit bills The Republicans used by the Governors approval March suck Listen chester Post Express them for partisan purposes by pass 2 1 st and is to prevent fraud in the While Mr Llge Sebree may not be a tHad Governor Bradley done were widely reported to be allde The authorities of Arcadia Hamilton UftasalPfltts ing them through the House and canning of fruit and vegetables his duty Dr W Godfrey Hunter nouncing Gov Bradley model marl in every respect yet the miner IWJDllllj then allowing them to be hung up The record is with the Republi today would be a U b benator Whereas For days past a condi or other laborer who appeals to him If he county Iod have arrested three boys Fred Kinder DantelThorpe and Raymond WHITES CREW Httd it not been for the good work tion of disorder and violence act should be sent o Congress would not do As this is going to cans in the Senate ot Dr Hunter Gen Hardin would ual and threatened has attended so In vain as bis Sympathies are with the Lackey on a charge of burglarizing a sa iaeooauMUM bo a war cry of the Republicans in m loon and through the confession of Thorpe now decupy the exalted position the joint session of the General laboring men has been revealed a plan that would do THE DELANEY CASE the next campaign there should be nowfiJled by Gov Bradley Both Assembly of the State of Kentucky FOR SO YEARS iiimnl Assertions made without sufficient proof credit to the far west in Its early days a full understanding of it while the Has led all WORM Remedies i EVERY The trial of Geo Delaney in the the G6verrior and his Assistant Ad within the corporate limits of tliis to back tbem are of no avail as was plainly boys BOTTLE IUAMMTEEO 13 years ot age facts are still fresh and not easily jutant uencrai nad better enjoy city largely induced by the pres- revealed to the Sun of Nashvllje when forThenumberare about have been readersand tifjooflwhwLo of of years a soioj nv axx DKVaaisxa jnonlhlj tp bo warped as they surely will famous Abbie Oliver murder case the honors now heaped upon them ence and action of a band of des- it attempted to sr ions take a stand against the yellow back literature making a specially turiunnanx Hiauisicco perate men who are all be in the next State campaign at Morganficld is finished and the Brethren this is your last suck President of tho St Bernard Coal Com of tales of highwaymen stage robbers and VSi of this city and county dhd penalty fixed at six years in the KffiLli confession in the coal war There is not the slightest doubt that M 1Elkton and a number of other who in defiapce of the law forcibly panycompletely knockedat out byplace and the like According toottherailroad lies they HOOooofl This is another HMW was and well au bad placed a number Nf that the Republicans could have penetentiary i Kentucky townsalongthe South- topic possession of tho doors hi thj thenticated figures presented by that gen- other obstructions near the track ot the of delayed and defeated aJJlolW 1893 1 ml joint session intimidated the mem passed Ive two bills if they had record Ttcoidlmilliins Lake Erie and Western railroad at a sharp justice me Kinu tnat stirs up ern part of the State arc excited bers and held a prisoner in the Sen- ¬ tleman not preferred to let them hang fire m mu 0 lrartdunbicauii over the proposed Cairo and Cumb- ate Chamber an aged and honored Honest competition Is not what hurts curve between Cicero and Arcadia and J k cj dosimillsre- 3f so that the blame could be placed mobs and makes good citizens erland-Gap were to place the obstructions on the track Railroad scheme member of the Senate and where- ¬ the coal dealer but a business founded on wink at mob violence The mur- ¬ UneJondethtT nWjfL nSPL on the Democratic Senate train was lasedovenuJ tSW CffiV1 The Courier Journal said last as demonstrations of further vio- a desire and purpose to make the miner just before the night passenger the train In der was one of the darkest crimes duo Tbey expected lo wreck rottt vbobt t HUH Now let us trace the progress of It- looks like the Cairo lence and disorder leading to not alone bear the burdens proves the greatest on record that of a young woman week In this way and had arranged to he near the Bills through the House and in first ruined then murdered Henry and Cumberland Gap Railroad and bloodshed with loss of life has Injury to the coal trade Tflicnt Xlurket Capmrea Cost and rob the passengers as they were brought scheme which has been dormant been made and whereas the Gov- the Senate H B tto 137 which Delaney who ruined Miss 1303 wo sold Oliver forva long time is coming to life ernor in the excrciso of his con- - Prof Campbell is again with us for out ot the wreck Each of the boys bad elsInlow whcatnndnlmost 0000000 bush 1080000 barrels less awhile and he hopes soon was for the purpose of raising erect another and was the chief conspirator was A number of capitalists and con- stitutional right and in the per- ot bis slack washing plants toIn Tennessee undertaken to do a certain dutypart of the lour to foreign couutrlcn than in 1S04 plan being lo kilt any of the passengers funds to proyide for the deficit for cleared duty did call Jwo of the conspirators tractors were at Mayficd Sunday formance of his preserve the out where there Is another washer now at work who should resist They then Intended io The money loss exceeded 10000000 the fiscal year ending June 30 1896 were public Is desire being to show notwithstanding the fact that tho ny Thty have been looking over the the military to sentenced to terms of two proposed hem tho superior- - go to Chicago and from there secK the t route and are now at 1catc uuu iu uuiuii1 uiu law wncn ty of the work done by his machine ruffe price ot wheat wan about ninq was reported to the House Februover west uhere they wero to become full rents n bushel higher Iruitycnr than In and twenty ono year3 respectively Cairo completing their tour of in- - the civil authorities had failed uv f ary Cth and passed by the House Judge Givcns was t sworn off tho eniu Tinn Tlio nitiitlnnmn their duty and were manifestly in all competitors and we believe be wil win fledged stage robbers and desperadoes Feb rgth being fought and de bench posing the party are Baron do adequate or unwilling to meet the and Hon W T Ellis was layed by dilatory motions and appointed special judge to try tho Courtier of Europe E A Green peril and to arrest tho law breakers j S and whereas a public meeting of amendments made by Messrs case of Gcorgo Delaney of New with the Warren York A B Wicks of citizens called officially by VS t zsi oi the 0 W L Moorman of Phelps Robbins Steele and J G result as GRAND stated The jury was Lynchburg Vau and C T Ford Mayor was held in this city to deFurnish on the part of the Demo- Jrorn Webster County nounce and did denounce the Govn of Central Valley Ky OPENING of crats the vote being 58 to 39 The franchise for the road was ernor for his action now therefore Another encouragement for secured several years ago hy B sundi 11 a wo 130 vas amended by mobs 1 Resolved by lie Board of Coun- CJ I 5 Pr A Ncale of Graves county and ilmen of the City of Frankfort That substituting H B No 281 lor it others Mr Ncale has spent a we repudiate the action of said The Owcnsboro Messenger has ami was also passed the 6amc day small fortune in working up the meeting and declare that it did not by a vote of 66 to 30 and provided the bad taste in its impotent rage scheme and has finally succeeded and does not represent the senti s for the issuing of Certificates of In at the defeat ol Jack Cliinn and his in interestiag a number of New ments of the citizens of Frankfort W i IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULT debtedness payable in three years ruffian cause to announce in big York and European capitalists A and that it was in part composed WARRANTED MORE THAN 100 PATTERNS ON EXHIBITION PRICiESOotf six per cent inter inffamatory head lines the hanging survey ofthe routo was made sev and its action largely controlled by at not more than CD t - N0T rsri MMWnO Co est by tho Sinking Fund Coinmis in effagy of Gov Bradley at Dan- eral years ago The road if built non residents of this city that we t lienlleineniWo xikl lui rear M0 bolitM e wjll traverse Southern Kentucky further condemn the action of tho n lADtwiiivin sioucrs to obtain loans to pay off ville by some unknown toughs for he entire length of iiiii uvniuaiM kM THURSDAY luiilit tUrro oairtiimriuioar laallimrax the state Mayor in calling said meeting in Mricnro lit M yujra In Uiu flruij iHialnnw certain specified debts of the State The Messenger has of late so habit and yvill touch several counties herc his official capacity as unwarranted bover oll on attiol Uut itavo auon uulvarrM mtti FRIDAY AN0 Uciton ui jruur Tonlo ivuninur These bills were both reported to ually consorted with and backed ttffdrtji Unexplored by the iron horse by any power or authority hvestqd AnmyCAiwOA SATURDAY tho Senate the same day Feb 20 up ruffianism that it is beginning Some of tho mora important towns in him by the charter i and referred to the Senate Commit to look like second nature Better pn the line Pre Pineville Williams i Resolved That we approve the M on fciWtoi Ttfmpinsville action o the Governor in calling terj qu Revenue Taxation They rightabout Urey a man jp yet TsUvJIle Elkton put th militia o prpservo the pul V were reported favorably by that known by the company 19 kaut lie peuitid Iulodgis lawless mcr j y - x ii--- r NinfleWtk ramptw riiiimtiitr ¬ ¬ Bniirtd ib Pcstoffit al Batllrmtonai Second TIIEY WILLnqndMBER Committee on March 4th and were RECAPITULATION OF i ui tnndcra special order for considera Suchsilly rssiio uodging trash l HMJ II Qtuwatedfa change of par tion on Saturday March 7 and then as1 wore postponed to Monday at 1 Ufjflti thciStalo government you On Monday the substi gpt oclock WlJiowdo you liko ity Pcrsonnl Property mid Statistics In Hopkins County for tute II B No a8i for II B is boingjbandicd about tcty by tho Ycnr 1896 Mr Bron the Democratic papers fn Ken No 127 was adoptffd stop then moved that the special tucky The atternpt is to discredit ¬ 1 ¬ r i- s- nn iivin ni mil TjMfl ¬ v1- - a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ That Tired Feeling - ¬ ¬ F ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Cures tt ¬ ¬ ¬ In ¬ 3207770 Wblln wt dont bcllovo Weluber Edwin flio boVBariS nil mrmbtrs ot Rood fami Plillllps can show a diploma lo practice lies ttteir fathers owning farms ficnr the medicine yet lie will not deny the fact that village anu being men 01 undoubted char kit week ho played the pari of a physician acter The robbery oflhoM loon tho po Miners Who believe In the aapremacy ol lice say was preliminary to tho wrecking the taw ot course endorse the action taken ot the train m It was desired to secure a by Gov Ilradley In calling out the troops revolver for Lackey who had none nnd who refused to take part In tho robbery of to suppress ruffianism the passengers unless ho was armed Tim Secretary Bailey of the ttelnecki Coat arrests and confession have created n de Co made friends here a pleasant call last cided sensation In tho quid community Sunday and the parents of the bots have refused The Owensboro Inquirer contains tho to bail luem out 01 jail N Y journal following wild rumor about a gold find In nESTons riEcipnooiTY Logan county Tho gold fever has bro ken out among some Logan county negroes Effort lion Ilrlnu IMiulii In Cotmrnr lo Tlint Hull who live six miles from Russellvilio Bin The fiiuiiets nil ntllluraot IhfjnorUi small village called McLeod They have cst nro pilKlntili coitfjrcici for a been led lo believe that the hilts around restoration of tin trclniuclty lawn the there are filled with gold which has been millers of Mlnm Hot 1 being pnrllciilnrlv walling forages to be dug out andutillied ncthe In tiitflnir Mr Tnvuiey to ijbo hli Several days ago a strange negro ap- efforts to lirliifr nboitt mine loiIstntlan peared In the city and ha Is responsible on tho Riibjcct An thin could to done without iroliiK Into 11 uViullsof ttuif for tba wild search for the precious metal loIulatlou the HUh iaiminittcc Incoimtd He claims to be a forluno teller and witch l tol nllrltml and It did not take him long to get ao Ig crlnrr tho iiinttirniui tl i Berks of liutrija vlll lmtty bo norant negroes io betteve Implicitly any ¬ given llio itrQti ulm nro rspcltillv thing and everything he told them What nctho In pimlni tlirnibjoel upon Hid hedid tell them was that the adjacent hills CQUilrictntiot of onrcM The Itlm were full otgold ore and they would not now tn enntrJiipntf3ii In to icMaiv tho reciprocity Inurt with mv wool in have lo dig very deep to find It A number ot tho negroes who were al ¬ tho plnco of HtirrnV theirby compclllnfr ready employed quit their work nnd se tho countries Mlitcu tiow win uh Inrip ool tnrrtuMiAtrtini curing picks and sboyets went to tho hills miautltics of their icclprociil trmtc lieuclHn hi rtturu for and commenced to dig for gold They did tho irlllco not stop to ask permission from the land Willi nil the sneers wlitoh thutlomb owners to dig but are yet making the dirt crnta tioo ofTiM cil concerning tho re ¬ fly from a number ot boles In the hillsides publican reciprocity ixjliey Ihey in The fortune teller Is with them directing na yet fulled lo csplnht to the country the work and he is toe only one who Is why it la thnt the trnde vIUi tboKouth allowed to speak while the work Is going American countWrn has fiillcn off more than SJOOUOOOO hiiice tba reciprocity on He says littlo except to urge them on policy una iiUtluluncd If Mr CIcm and the deluded creatures ore working Innd hitl lime nu opportunity to nlrti harder and faster than they ever did beforo tho emergency icwrtite bill whkh In their lives plucvs n duty on rnw wuol itnd lie shall Perhaps a buudred wagon toads otdirt have been thrown out of the decline to xtgii Hint n insure It would ho Intirntirg to non if le would ntsboles and there Is no gold In sight bu decline toeluiii bill exact lug reciprocal their ardor seems not In the least dampen trade prhllf gen from thccoimlvtcstlint ed 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 CANCER CURED -- AND A LIFE SAVED By tho Porslatont Uso ef jM i 11 M H Ayers Sarsaparilla m - I t xX Ti n rjS tw H 11 1 1 AYERS - ¬ I 788435 a gain a ¬ ¬ ¬ ri - ¬ ¬ gain 50684 ¬ ¬ It - ¬ koJM inlS95 Fatal 10 3T ¬ ¬ fatal in ¬ ¬ W otaTdkmjfmoducezn imi - 25557 f- r M ¬ ¬ ¬ at ¬ ¬ ¬ the-hearin- particulars ¬ 11 X - ebr Morion ai ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AK- ¬ ¬ ffS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VERMIFUGE P ¬ ¬ ts 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3r 1 ¬ I -- ERDVES ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ n3 O an U5 o m jS MILLINERY GOODS MarBh 2B 2Y f ft tu 5 1 f ¬ - CHILL TDNIC Wiof U TASTELESS A v ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ K 2B lot o rD M M MrsM MURRHEYMADisoHYiiyiicY - mo ft - s- k to X vfusjsvj m iiiiiiiinnwip mini V aiBin j isH n JSMwm v M kvA r Tho poets havo led ninny a good man to believe Inrty that there are three great periods in his existence Birth Marriage and Death In A flndlsonvlllo Ulrttulny 8lj 3itbusttu roe Cljrbc i hhSSJJL L Mall NltHt i ft H TIME TABLE mouth tiioS Aceoraodtllon frotldMsc nJ Mdlionrlllt oytN Mall Bfirlll Iiprrtt in tn m p m ioj4 p 805 tj 411I pro Nlihl Bsprtu RriimllU Accomodation rolncnii Id Midlonlll rrlrm tfftel SunJijr Jtn to IS6 W W ETIIK1D0E jjj 419 1 m p tn stj m Aitnt ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OP TRAINS AT NflKTONVILLE MsMfkli to Ceetrtt Cltj Fulton U Loslirlll Msmphli to Loulnllla GOING WEST LoUU la Pillion ChmI City to Memphli CoItIiIs to MsmpliU OO O c GOINQ BAST Bi VST 1R 1R 6I0 p m 104 a tn ittl tn M tj9 15 p m 757 i tn 1 m Garlingfon Newi Note Other Doing tejapf nings at Home Woithy Personal Paragraphs and of Special Mention m Mrs Jennie Moore and daughter were in Madisonvillc Tuesday A Sreet Gtraaas Prescription Diseased blood constipation anil kidneys iivcr and bowl trou ¬ bles arc cured by Karls Clover Root Tea For sale by St Her Hard Drug Storn lias been visiting relatives Art Von Made Miss Ninnon Umstead 1ms re turned from Missouri where she Miserable by Indigestion Constipation Dizziness Loss of Appetite Yellow Skin SMIoUi Vital izeris a positive cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ ¬ this category pf events they usually place birth first marriage next and death last This would seem to indicate that the two latter might possibly be dodged but the first is a dead sure thing Therefore birth with mcn may bo dc fined as a certain fixed period in their existence to which they may rofor With a reasonable degrco of accuracy This applies to men only With those men who have been peculiarly fortunntc in the second event of their lives birthday anni versaries sometimes become matters of profound interest not only to themselves alone but to many of their friends as well Such was the case with Mr A D Sisk on Saturday evening the 21st inst When Alvin went home tliat eve ning he found to his surprise a ten story supper prepared for him and some sixteen of his trentlemcn friends waiting to hclo him cat it It was prepared and served in a way and manner calculated to re flect the greatest credit upon his excellent wife The ten courses served seemed to include almost everything in the way of substan tiate and delicacies and the variety was only exceeded by tho manner in which it was prepared and served Among those who sat down with him to this sumptuous feast were Hon Polk Laffoon I lis Excellency Mayor llolcman His Honor City Judge Givcns Judge Demp scy Dr T W Gardiner and the Colonels R V Overall I Bailey Samuel Bassctt J T Alexander E L Hendricks Henry Shutt E K Walker E Thompson D A Morton T C OBryant and W C Morton II ¬ unit uinc vootor Farorlto Tro ficrlptlmi titillds up tbelr Krcngth Tha makers take tuo ritK or lulling it on trial It It dofwnt bene fit or euro In tbo wm of oUry ofrllctOil woman thcyll mturn her nicftier Nervous or Oonornl De A4baMSbBLJH bility DUtlnots Kalnt fitter Iicot Displacement hal Inflammation and UI- womtm FlUutUC ItUtt ASO MltOATB o QABRIBL STOKES SHOT In NOTHING SAYS Vterros ¬ ¬ a Quarrel About n Pistol on the as good Streets of Mortons Gap Coughs1 About 7 oclock Sunday evening lArUon tho streets o Mortons Gap NO a 1 KWtik i - four miles south of this city James Guy shot and Seriously injured rfnanm jyHM HK9naafe GOOD OLD BMHXY METCAIFE 17 YEARS OLI am 07 years old and naro ium siouimim the couch and lurur rnmtxlle lliHt hao toon lolddurltiR my llfei aodior Utelwbofltof iiillctlnir 1 will my that J lists never turn any remiur eouil to ln lliajH 1ivnTAii IIonkv It elm lutes and tvrrnninl rn not In arito in well as other cottalu We keep It la our house all tlin time and would not bo without It Mit M A Mmcauk 780 Boutti Ui St tadueaa Ky DOCTOR m Ackers BNOLfSH DR DELLS PINE TAR HONEY Adiancn a rune Ihrorv n fA treatrnmf of oil Vovth jintamUltvnehutlirxntpUi it curt t and curt t quickly Absolutely liarmleni and pleaiant to take It cuts looso tho mucous and allows It to bo toll oil without ex ertion or training and stops the cough at once by heal Ini tho Inflamed parUt rIim vigor and vitality to the rcwilratory oritani and produce a condition In which all tho fnnctloni aro exertod with regularity aad harmony 1rlco 83 ccnti do centi and 100 per bottle by ail drug- glits or lont upon rccetpf oi price ay ¬ Success Is the reward fty merit not of Is arVteclallon assumption Ponulaf what tells fn the long run people have been using Ayers Sarsfyfrla and to day It fs the btood purlfier most in favor with the public Ayers Sarsaparilla cures FWttyyr 1alns and alt womanly weakneosoa or ftil monta aro cumt by tho 1roncrlptlon mrAtfnn TUvirlnff ilnwn Dtt ItV Pisncci Dtar HlrUj wife auf forwl rom laocmtlon of the womb and lnflmn matlonrsio was complotolr bni rlddea and llmroriM about one year at deaths door Lo AbUasprtnaLa Gabriel Stokes Doth are residents of that place and Stokes is father-in-lato Guys brother and had accused Guy of taking his pistol ¬ Remedy for Coughs Colds Is A LA UELLE JAKD1MIRRU L FRITSCH I SON 1 1 ¬ rainppllcntlonsncroBlvon hurnnd Drrierooa Favorite Irrsetlptloni Bho Ktudually rusalnod trcngth and continual to do so until alio re-¬ 1 am convinced covered Hint any case of womb dlscnio can Ijo certainly and perms ncuuy curuu uio usa of your remedies TUB C H SUTHERLAND MEDrCINE COMPANY 7M j Agt Southern Urp Co ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho General of the Army the General commanding the U S Corps of Engineers Vice Pros Webb of tho New York Central and John Jacob Astor compose Cosmopolitan the Magazines Board of Judges to decide the merits of the Horseless Carriages which will be entered in the May trials for which the Cosmopolitan offers 3000 in prizes This com- ¬ mittee is undoubtedly the most distinguished that has ever con- ¬ sented to oct upon the occasion of the trial of a new and useful invention The interest which these gentlemen have shown in accept- Statu op Ohio Citv of Tolbd6 J J Lucas Countv ing places upon the Committee is indicative of the importance of the Frank Cheney makes oath that be is subject nnd that tha contest itself the senior partner of tho firm of F J will be watched with marked in- ¬ Cheney Co doing business in tha City terest on both sides of the Atlantic of Toledo County and State aforesaid and ¬ ¬ In the quarrel that ensued Stokes struck Guy two or three times and Guy walked off a few steps but the quarrel was not over and as they came together again Guy fired one shot which ontcrcd Stokes mouth knocking out teeth and lodging somewhere in the neck A knifo was found which is said to be Stokes and some say that Stokes had the knife in his hand and was advancing on Guy when shot claiming self defense for Guy It seems hard to discover just what did happenbut Guy has gone Stokes is suffering from tho wound which was at first thought fatal Doctors Almon and Williams of Mortons Gap attended the case lAITJOAlI olo Hnnunuiturorfi 1C1BNTTJOJCV The New Scenery On Monday lie sure to get Simmons Llrer Regula- ¬ the old as tor for your Spring Medicine evening and the Show reliable the old folks much announced in good that did anyone persuadeso you to Dont let Tub Bfk last week the comedy take anything else Instead You can al ¬ drama A Night Alarm was pro ¬ ways tell Simmons Liver Regulator by the duced in the Opera House which red Z on the package Dont forget he lias just been furnished with an word Regulator Simmons Liver Regul- ¬ atorbetter than anything else and sure to entire new set of scenery by Lee do you good tti beyond question the greatest of all modern medicines It will stop a Cough In one night check a cold In a day prevent Croup relieve Astlinui and tun Consumption If takth In time You cant affotd to be with- ¬ out It A 35c bottle may save your life I Ask your drueelst for It krut lor pamphlet If the little ones luve use It promptly and Consumption FASHIONABLE i l f -M- EnCHANT TAiton- et nUfciAiiiAiArArAtAmtoitilto uroup or Whooping Cough tie IK i and Tkr8U io curt Allbraituu ACKHR MEDICINE CO 16 18 Chambers BL tf Y ni tu it tun IMPORTER OF CI0TUS AND SUITINGS Sit Upptr First St Bviimllli lad Its rnill solicit lb Dttronif ot hit klai county filendi Hop- - O Garrison Scenic Artist and W A Nixon Tho play was given under the direction of Garrison and Nixon with tio assistance of local talent Tjie cast was W C McLeod Jack Herndon Jesse Ilarned John Chcsncy Billy Tarbox v Jessp Phillips Mr Bancroft I Salter McGary Miss CROFTON -- alary Rowebasjutt returned borne v has just rtEceivcD Ar i A from a visit to Hopkinsville There Is some talk of openings coal mine near this place Mr James Pyle a citizen of our vicinity Is making arrangements to move to Hop- ¬ Lincs of Spring Dresrl SERGES Etc Such as HENRIETTAS kinsville Born to Mr and Mrs last Friday a girl Roan Murphy V - lorn NOVELTIES that said firm will pay the sum of ONE Not tobeTnfledWith HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and Prom Cincinnati Gatelte Will people every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured never learn Ibat 0 cold is an accident to by the use of Halls Catarrh Curb bo dreaded and that when it occurs treat- ¬ Frank J Ciibnrv ment should be promptly applied There Sworn to before me and subscribed in Is no knowing whero the trouble will end my presence this Oth day ot December and while complete recovery Is the rule the exceptions are terribly frequent and thousands upon thousands of fatal Illnesses occur every year ushered in by a little in judicious exposure and seemingly trifling symptoms Heyood this there are today countless Invalids who can trace their com- ¬ plaints to colds which at the time of oc- ¬ currence have no concern and were there- ¬ fore neglected When troubled with a cold use Chamberlains Cough Remedy It is prompt and effectual and 50 1 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mortons Gap Geo King St Char- ¬ les ¬ A D 188G A ¬ i seal Halls Catarrh Cure W Glbason Notary Public Mr John T Darnctt visited St Ltfuis last week and purchased six horses and a liearso which haty beeri added to his stable A Babys Lift Sareo SV1 r Jtt 0 fS Mi - tV r-- l isv h yK W K t jy iJ r ft m The Innovation in Earlington the Hccla Hustler a paper writ ¬ Christian Endeavor work will be ten by tho children of that place 3fcttr the Sunrise meeting on Easter by Miss Ethel Dulin Appetizing Coaiampiioa Ca be Cartd refreshments were served and the By the use of Shilohs Cure This morning at 530 oclock at Assem ¬ Maids adjourned great Cough Cure is the only bly Hall known remedy for that terrible Do Not Do This disease Sold by St Bernard The meetings now are held at 6 Do not bo induced to buy any other If Drug Store oclock and although the hour is you have made up your mind to take i HOPKINS Remember that Rev J T Cherry filled his very early at this season the meet Hoods Sarsaparilla -Hood s Sarsaparilla cures when all others CALDWELL regular appointment last Sunday ings must be opened at this time fall Do not give up in despair because TRIGG TO preaching morning and evening at in order to get through before other medicines have failed to help you M E Church South church services which arc held nt Take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully and Mclean you may reasonably expect to bo cured 715 and 730 Kcrrcs oa Ed THE BEE 1 was nervous Hoods Pills are purely vegetable caretired irritable WEBSTER A rising votcof thanks was taken fully prepared from the best Ingredients and cross Karls Clover Hoot Is the only Republican paper UNION Tea lias made me well and happy cxpressiveof the appreciation of Jjc in Sixteen Western Kentucky CRITTENDEN Mrs E B Worden the Society for the electric lights His Head On Monday Will Si LIVINGSTON Counties Out o weakness comes strength when that were recently placed in the Cut mons employed in MARSHALL the blood has been pdtlfieJ earlchad and hall was Mr J B Atkinson the L It N repair shop here SEVEN of these counties vitalized 0 Hoods Sarsaparilla GRAVES who was thus complimented by accident received a scalp Virgil Fort our photographer heavy type gave Republican Mccracken wound from aciow bar in the hands BALLARD It is hoped that all members of of Elmo Shaver Simons was unhas made an excellent photograph Majorities last election Endeavor Society der the car and Shaver who did of main street looking east from the Christian CARLISLE Spread Republican Gospel Walter McGarys stable and will and all others interested in the work not know of Simons whereabouts HICKMAN will remember that Mr Fred A was in finish up these pictures for any and carry the other NINE tho car with a crow bar FULTON body who wants a photo of the Wallis of Hopkinsvillc will lead tearing up a plank He plunged business part of our principal street an ideal consecration meeting next the bar into the floor of car and THE BEE ought to have 10000 subscribers Sunday night March 29th at a striking a rotten 1IIUDoNotCnre place the bar YOUR DOLLAR quarter of 6 oclock in Assembly penetrated the plank and struck Pills do not cure Constipation All are cordially invited Simons in Hall They only aggravate Karls the head tearing a wound Address Tll8 B86 PuMiSMOg CD Earlington Ky Things that keep us from in his scalp two or two and a half Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg ¬ Topic ularity of the bqwcls For sale by God inches long It was painful but iTjib 4nrnviiuisiJiimuJinn1 qjiwrjo cfstWi3v St Berhard Drug Store did not stop Simons from his work MORTONS QAP ST CHARLES Misses Ila and Lula Earlo have taught us Bicycle for Sale iii a good school The scare from smallpox Free Pills A second hand bicycle for sale afterward diphtheria and later the measles Mr and Mrs M Cain returned from Send your address to H E Oucklen The Town Trustees met last Friday operated against a full attendance ckeap First class order or no Louisville last week where they had been Co Chicago and get a f reo sample box of night and allowed a number of claims sale to purchase spring goods tor St Bernard Dr Kings Now Life Pills A trial will Mrs Barton Crutchfield went to Madi Gat That Hat Early now Coal Companys Store at this place convince you of their merits These pills sonville last week to visit relatives and An improvement is being mado are easy in action and are particularly ef friends Mr Geo M Davis was In Hopkinsville while the stock is full and N people which by the L fective In the cure of Constipation and Sick Miss Florence McGregor left on Satur- ireslv although a small thing in itself will last week 011 business We rive vou lntpst Headache For Malaria and Liver troubcWgrcat accommodation to tho Miss VAlz Robinson ot Uarllngton is bles they havo been proved invaluable day to visit in Madisonvllle and Earling- styles trimmed in best taste the guest ot Mrs Den T Rob They are guaranteed to bo perfectly free ton public It is a timber Walk from at present inson St Bernard Store from every deleterious substance and to Mr W G Jeffreys and daughter May the depot to the passenger plat Dr W L Moora has Just returned be purely vegotable They do not weaken have returned from a short trip to see rela Simon S Hartmau of Tnnnclton West N people are from form TheL by their action but by giving tone to tives In Missouri St Louis where ha had been attend Va has been subject to attacks of colic pretty good folksespccally in Earl me medical lectures Ho graduated with stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the Supl Crutchheld went to Madlsonvlllo about once a year and would have to call ington and on the Henderson di- btgb honors Jia is an upright honorabto Hyatem Regujar size 25c per box Sold last Saturday We suspected be would a doctor and then suffer for about twelve Christian gentleman and we bespeak for by St Uernard Drug Store vision hours as much as some do when they die do that very thing him deserved success The Public Birth- - At Assembly Sheriff Kowen and his deputy Roberts He was taken recently just the same as at CapUtorteMy U S A day Party Hull last even ot Ohio county stopped off hero on their other tlme and concluded to try Chamber San Diego Cal says Shilohs Mr G MStokes and James Guy both ing one of the return from Eddyvllle to see his kinsman lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem Catarrh Remedy 13 the first medi- - this town got into n dispute lato Saturday I took one doss of Itand edy He says cine I have ever found that would evening and from reports Mr Stokes hit most enjoyable entertainments of Albert Kowen our popular barber it gave me relief In five minutes That is do me aay good Price 50c For Jim Guy two or three times ami assumsd a the season was given by the ladies J W Oldham whobas lived here and threatening Attitude anything a and some M SWIG My vJl UCIIIUIU tiiuiun upon Guy shot Siokeswith theknife there E Church gentlemen of theptib about for many years has deserted his morelian sale by elso has ever done for mputh me In For South The Bee St Bernard Drug Slore It wife and eight children and gone to parts Earlington Den T Itoblpson Mortons Is a very dangerous wound although it lished last wqolc the npvel invitaAyMy Cm Trim a Hat after may not prove fatal Guy Is still at large tion to this novel cntertauipient unknown Gap George King St Charles Mr Smith ot Louisville was In town fi fashion hnt it trilrpj rrrmrl Rev Spurlln of Christian county Is Each invitation took with it one or Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La nore small silken bags and in week working In ibe interest ot the ot on a Grippo when Lxativb Dkomo Quinine judgment and artistic taste to carrying church series has meetings at tho tho bag each visitor deposited a last Washington Life Insurance Co He and wilt DaplUt been preaching lie you In day not prodo it iff the Jatest fashion and over fifty years He receives marked at penny for each birthday he or she J V Mcliuen the local agent issued duceeuro ringing onetho headDoes Sulphate in the like Mr T D Walker some policies had nassed stylishly Thats what we do tention of Quinine Put up in tahlets convenient took itr this small grist at the door Mrs M A Stewart returned last Satur for taking Guaranteed to cure or money C S Jackson o Hopkinsville called on and no insignificant amount was St Bernard Store his best girl n our town Sunday realized The nttendanco was day from Christian countv where she bad refunded Price tj Cents For sale by AN lH winiar Mr Geo A Mills ot tho preparation commensur been to nttend the wants of her mother Si Daman Drug Store Earlington Ky large Mrs John Flnloy is the fliiest of Mr ollliclcd nte with the liberal patronage wboU quite sick Mrs Stewart reports Jnvm poBBA was badly ya so ivllh G M Stokes Who Is a Detter Judffe limes It rtWtU sflvere The lIall was filled with tables tier mother belter W N Drandon of Ciilizt Ky druggist Mr Sim HiH of lUiIey was In tho Gap handsomely set cwtld aol stand up straight but Ml and decoratcdprc Whatever else may be said of the late says I sell more Dr Carlilcdls German waadfawn oyef nn one dfl tried di Sunday k Sided over by the dear girls and Kentucky Legislature It can be nil Ms raaaadies without tncolvlng roller Dump Jennings if again a resident of matrons The viands wero elegant ot that body and we talak very truly said Liver Powder than Its medicines combined much to for liver trouble roally for wtniJ ftfecxH six ptoaths ago J hays tht ladies prepared them Tho Its credit that it adjourned at the end of diseases the human system fj good to asall our Inwn It heir bowttiar a MtWi- ot Chamberlains Pain tec cream was made by Mr Long the constitutional limit M eternally ever gets the stomach and bowels In order and who havben1 In Hud Walke tMm Ahf imIihj t for ilirea days my and was delicious Amouut real lastingly aad forever starts the human machinery off as If all ttMialliw wm 0M tttwl bas sot returned Arkansas for the Ms year rcttrff qbo ized about 84 latit iiioAti were freshly oiled It is simply wonder olc foruU y Bofuard Drug Storo The public school ot this place after The Hot Cough Cure fnl wbnt this mediemp does for suffering HqbInon KwUhkim Hw T Mortooj Gpy Hradley Inane no inismnf wawn on months duratioa clod last Friday humanity by St Ilerhard Drug For A neglected Mvn Is Shilohs Cure Uap qwi Klag St Charles appointed Joy I Laade Judge 0 lh eytrcifMM were quite Interest StOf I cough is danfiBrptlSr jStop it at Tbucloslnf to AH lb iiiiii vajancy ing and especially the Columbian Court ol Al once wth Siilqlrs Cure For- which win yery tiliely executed drill Job wprkJrtSailY wxcctttijd at thi csuaed by tb Now is tltr titur losMifccriba fo 01 IIIQIHISJQVD MI c sale by St JJeruarU Irui Sfo ottic rac MaUM trcMli hi t inn ipal avlstevl lv ru ¬ expected to preach at the Christian Church next Sunday and Sunday My baby had croup and was The new committees havo or- ¬ saved by Shilohs Cure writes Mrs J B Martin 01 lluntsville ganized and are ready for work Hester The meeting was called Ala For sale by St Bernard Last meeting was led by Mr R to order and the Chat read fol- ¬ Drug Store W Wood Topic Dilligont in lowed by some recitations by little Rev H C Foard of Ncbo is business Large attendance Miss Wendell and the reading of So Mr Gilman Drown 34 Mill St South Gardiner Mass was told by the His son had Lung trouble foldoctors Easter Bonnets -four lowing Typhoid Malaria and he spent and seventy five dollars Beautiful three hundredwho finally gavo him up bran new stock with doctors and varied selection Your boy wont live a month saying ThcMnlds Last Saturday aftcrg He tried Dr Kings New Discovery and a noon the 21st inst few bottles restored him to health and en ¬ the Bachelor Maids were en- ¬ a perfectly well ¬ abled him to jjo to work The base of Ayers Hair Vigor is a re tertained by their President Miss fined and delicate fluid which does not soil man Hosays ho owes his present good Foard Two visitors were present or becotno rancid by exposure to the air health to use of DrKins New Discovery at the meeting Miss Dahlgren the and which is as perfect a substitute foitbe and knows it Jo be tho best In tho world trouble Trial Dottles treo at guest of Miss Foard and Miss oil supplied by nature in youth and health for Lung Drug Store as modern chemistry can produce St Bernard internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system Send for testi monials free CHENEY A CO Toledo Ohio Sold by Druggists 75 cents Halls Family Pills are the best Is taken ¬ FJ W A Nixon Dennis Flannegan Mrs WANixon Nell Widow Brown Mrs Lee Garrison Mr Nixon who has had sixteen years experience with theatricals pronounces the local talent taking part exceptionally good and so say the general public The play waa so well received thut it was product again on Tues day evening 1 he new scenery is highly complimented and is a great improvement to the Opera House The work is good Yout Boy Mr Jonn Hopson has put upshop at Adam Robinsons grocery barber And Is selling al prices never before heard of Come and see before you buy You will be surprised Mr D M Pyle is moving his dwelling house He Is going to put up a grocery in the front rooms Mrs Charles Armstrong and Mrs P Reynolds ot our vicinity were married Wednesday Walter McGary v222a6uMii3ci2iC3l5 rv v wtm The young people ot this place have ganized a literary club or- ¬ EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Rev George Davis preached to a large audience at Pleasant Grove Sunday Mr Hayden Powell and Miss Ella Meachem a popular Fruit Hill couple were marrfed Saturday afternoon Mr J Heflen aa old man near here is very low Mr Frank Smith is very low with sumption con¬ Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES - Wont Live a Mbnth BOOD STOCK ELEGANT TURNOUTS HAULING rom ¬ OP St Bernard Store Mr George Clark a prominent young man has become an assistant at the Crof ion mill He Intends learning the trade Mrs John Pollard Is very tow this week Crofton has a fine choir creasing rapidly verY DESCRIPTION HEARSE FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE Charges Reasonable ¬ Satisfaction Guaranteed THE NAME OF THE NEXT and it is in- President of the United States WIM BE ANNOUNCED IN ARE YOU A REPUBLICAN 31 be here next Monday in good time to trim your new hat for Easter Our stock is all here Make your selections now Our NewTrinuRtr wm The New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4U1 1896 1 -- St BernarptStqrb Pale Thin Suffer from some form oflwiljestloB though they may not know it Dr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup in creases the weight and fmprbves the color by aiding digestion For tale by St Ber ¬ nard Drug Store Public interest will steadily increase and the disappointment of the men whose votes turned the scale ot the last election with the results under the administration ot the they elected will make tho campaign the most Intensely cxcitlngjntbehistory Peoplegj 16 1 the leading Republican newspaper ot tbeUntted States will pubtlsffall ilia political news of the day interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations Also general news in attractive form foreign correspondence covering the news of the world an agricultural department second to none In the country market reports which are recognized authority fascinating short stories complete in each number the cream of the humorous papers foreign and domestic with their best comic pic- ¬ tures fashion plates and elaborate descriptions ot womans attire with a varied and attractive department of household iqterest The New York Weekly Tribune is an ideal family paper with a circulation larger than that of any other weekly publication In the country issued from the office of a dally Large changes are being made in Is easily dono to perfection If you know its details tending to give it greater life and variety and especially more Interest to the women and young people of the household just how to properly proportion the Cl Cake Baking bu--g- henderson ¬ ¬ ¬ SEND US 1 A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and Of course you select the very beat of theso articles but what does quality amount to when you dont proportion FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 125 right You know If you put In tool much butter its a failure If tho pro- ¬ CASH IN ADVANCE The regular subscription price of the two papers Is faoo portions aro regulated by an expert- SUBSCRIPTION MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME enced cook aro weighed sad mesured Address all orders to THE BEE not guessed and are of uniform quali ¬ ty then the cako Is a success and the Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Best Room 1 Tribune Building New York City and a sample housewife passes it with somo degree of pride She knows that good things copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will b mailed aro favorably talked of and this fs Just to you why you hear bo much of Dr Bells Pino Tar Honey Its made only by tho E E Sutherland Medicine Compa ny of Paducah Ky nnd Dr E E Suth erland docs tho compounding If you havo a cough or any aliment where a I bronchial remedy is indicated you try a bottlo from any drug storo and youll know tho rest of this story better than PRCIAI ATTENTION wo can toll you A HEARSE butter cream etc that compoao It THE BEE j v ¬ ¬ LIVERY STABLE OIVMN 1KB DAVIS TO iipiutti jwwjjnBinjpi uc jinnuiijjiiT vKpsuQpuinuQiiii Bucklens Arnica Salve The Uest Salve In the world tor Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions i and positively cures Files or no pay re- ¬ quired It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 35 cents per box ForjSale by StgBernard Drug Store jurtBOBLUiNd A DOBS NOT STRBAK THE CLOTIIBS FUNERALS First Class Turn Ouls at Reasonable Rates BfMY RIGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY- rJUble end Office on MAIN ST near Depot IPUnttlBHBD ON SHORT MOTICB -- M r SPGOIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TrtAVeLINaMBN hr ¬ ISAAC DAVIS 3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Trias Mark Quart far a Cents - GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR ¬ ¬ The blest Bluing made Take 00 other For sale by St Bernard Drug Store UlMSd Fine Dress Goods AT CHEATLY REDUCED PRICES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Farker My baby won a prize at the baby show Lane Whatl Usui then beon a Mens Ladies and Childrens at your own price baby show and I didnt know M Bow Blankets Calico sjpchts long did it last Woolen Underwear gone the bottom Parke A week Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up We are agents for Heavcno what va¬ Lana A wcei the TENNENT STRIBLING SHOE COS cation I could have had I Truth Celebrated Hand made Shoes satiiap- The Domeatia Burglars 20 loot nlgbt after bU lost Ifow did supper with tho boy Robbed On the high ¬ It happen way No at home Detroit Free kou Vrrsn W mm soats 2ScTNt -- tor Eovery pair warranted to give entire satisfaction Call and examine ¬ ¬ llJERNAOAN O Pratt tmtOtol W WADDILL Caikltr Uar LbbbLbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbLbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbLS BarnBttMrnold EABUNQTON KY I 3opkins fXountu - I BANK Madisonvillb Ky ntniUI Cfwly tMW URUHM LIVERY mV40K r - ¬ 1 CCiMt tfVVV Feed and Sale Stable FlltST CLASH ¬ - 14 rw 1 ur basking Transacts a sad Invitee Ibe aocottats of Ike cIUmm of Hopkins and adjoining cowsjUf Has luefiu aaWiol eiiuVMi I this secifa raHMrnv Willi gral blW Number one rigs on abort notice HEARSE jnot MV ir iipMiorvi bAHNett P rv nfi - fwH m rv v tSST Tf M f K ytrjf Ml m - -- ewatafrSHy affmirrrrs Ojc i Bee- - TtSOMSl- - r urttUt 1er Ycr lit sdvani r SUMonlfj Tlitce Mdnitit 11 00 5 Bcc Publishing do PltSUSHIIlS Dfficial directory f State Cioternor W O tlrsdlc- 1 Iru lorcrnor Win J Wutlilnjton St-- relnry of Slate Gristles I iniejr Attorney General Vm S Taylor Audilot Sainuflll Stcnn frcstijrcrGco Supterlntcnilent I Iulillc Instruction trie Wm J HOME FLOWEHi GARDEN from Slips Fully Kiptalnei nnd Illastrnteit Ity striking Blips of frcrnnlums crbcnao hctlotrojx doublo iHsttinlai nntl tlio ffencrnllty of betiding jilanti during February nntl March strong plant can 1kj raised for bedding out In May Cuttings ot begonias Jtuschlna ivies trodcscnntlos nntl other house plantn enn now also bo propagated in order to havo vigorous young plants tot next winters adornment of tho plant eland Such heat loving bcddlngplantl as colcus ncliryantltcs and hltcrnaiv thorns aro scarcely in sbiipo M afford good cuttings until a month of six weeks Inter But as they grow rnpldlj In heat by deferring propagation unill about April 1 plants strong enough foi summer bedding may still bo raised A good way for nmntcurs to get In an excellent stock of geraniums find oilier bedding plants is io purclias Fropftgatlon sgnlNO frtiuiNEny Idem In Hat and llonni ts Are a ready Atipehrlns Bprtng millinery Is always ft topic of absorbing Interest nnu tne nrsirui vnnccd tnodels nra to be seen These Indicato ltd lessening In the frills fiiM and frivolity which hnio been chnrnc tavldnon Commissioner ot Agriculture Lucas Moore Ucglstcr Land Office Charles O IttjnoIJi Insurance Commissioner I N Comlngore State Inspeclorot Public Tmiti Colnmbui W Court of Appeals Chief Justice W S rryor Judges G It Iastin J R Grace T II Pajnler If L l Guffy J II Ilaselrlgg J II Lewis V Hints i Clerk Court Ap- ¬ Reporter It peal A Addatns Deputy Clerks Cobrl Appeals Rout L Green Wood t ongnrtor r Sergeant G A nobertson Tipstaff W S II Hill Superior Court presiding Judge Jot Barbour Judges W II Yost jr Jos Barbour J It Brent Ltbrarlan--Mr- s Mary Drown Day ft lospoctor ot Minos C J Norwood rnoPAQATios rnou ctrrriKas Commission J F Dempyt II S Railroad lmlnj Jno C Wood somo thrifty young plants at a green tester w m County Judge ot Circuit Conn C J Trait Commonwealths AttorneyJohn T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge ot County Court Jno G D Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon County ClctkV II Arnold Sheriff Will Thomson Jailor S P Offutt Superintendent ot Schools Thos II Smith Coroner Jno HItoolh J WAOlSTKATta Fltst district Honry Shaw Second Dlstatct O J Parnsworth Third Dlstrlct J C Bacon Fourth District T P Jonca rinii DUcttct II V Potter Siilh tiittrlct W II Cato rcc libraries EARLINGTON FRBE LIBRARV Open to a m to g p in dally except Sunday Mors than 500 volumes so periodicals mineral collection Indian relics natlvo woods etc Cordial it vitation to all JNO B FOR ATKINSON TIIS COLORID JR LIBRARY PtOPLX Open 10 a nl tog p in dally eicept Sunday t books and periodicals Excellent collection Everybody mlcome housa In rcbruary taka a slip or two from each and propagate at oneo Then in March Bet both tho purchased plant now shifted into a larger pot and the rooted slips by that time- potted into a hotbed and advanco them welt there until planting out time In plant propagation tho homo gar dener often loses sight ot various conditions which tho professional dcema essential By tho aid of tho accom panying sketch of a begonia I wll point out somo of these First tho sllj should not bo too hard or too soft atlti base If it bo too hard it will root with difficulty nnd grow slowly If too soft tho slip is llablo to decay or to makOd weakly plant In the caso of tho be gonia shoot illustrated a point just be low tho third joint counting up wnj found to possess a condition interme diate between tho extremes named In preparing tho cutting for tho sand somo pruning is desirable for now thcro aro no roots to sustain extra leal surface To remove tho lower leaf en tirely nnd cut away tho points of the longer remaining leaves is all that la required leaving tho slip ns shown ¬ ¬ tcrlstlcs of the stylish hendgcar lately though it Is possible that 09 the season grows older this tendency may be modified Vast quantities ot flowers particularly wild tlowcrs will boused nnd tho omnipresent aigrette will Iopc nothing of Its present charm lho models now shown nro nil elaborate more or lesri and large coming nrtl over tho face This Importation has n high crown of butter colored cloth nnd a brim of white tullo rufllcs standing erect and edged with black lace At tho baso of tho crown is n band ot black velvet nnd ono sldo is finished with a black ostrleh tip n largo nlgrctta of black and white nntl a whlto ttlloroscttc Untlcr tho brim is n perfect wilder ness of flowers violets pink roses holly nnd gardenia A sailor hat ot heliotrope straw lias n medium high crown with a wreath of pink tOscs about the brim covered with hcllotropo tulle On- pnch side but more toward tho back than lho front is a bunch of violets and leaves while across tho back Is a big Alsatian bow of hcllotropo taffeta ribbon caught with brilliant buckles Under tho brim aro n couplo ot bunches of pink roses Tho combination Is rather daring but shows the tendency ot the hour tb what might be called exceed ing liberality in color Another bit of similar hiring is n little toque of violets with dnik red and yellow rosea sunk in tho violets nnd pink and red roses on ono side a high violet aigrette finishing tho effect with a crowning touch of impudent defiance of color Exquisite Jlttlo conventionalities dregs bonnets aro of velvet lined with delicate colored silks and fairly blaz ing with gold jewels and fancy pins ¬ St BeRNRE Coat Co Ben era t L N RAILROAD TH8 QnBAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE 1 ik V between tho cltioio We arc ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE Nashville And tho cities ot Memphis Montgomery W Mobilo and Now Orleans GOODS in every 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priced Seeking homes on the line of this road will rebcive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or writo to C I Atmork Q P T A Louisville Kentucky robe sachets and foi 8ofa want quicker and easier employment for idlo fingers Thty are thus used for pincushions handkerchiefs and night Mncli Easier Than Iimbroldcry lint Quite as rieaslnc In Effect Itlbbons woven in and out in basket work fashion furnish a resource for thoso who nro tired of cmbrf idery and Hats and Caps assortment A varied -- of seasonable articles in this line A Latest mmm ONLY A NIGHTS cthions In styles always on hand - BENTS Cogc Directory E W TURNER LODGE No 548 F A M Stated meetings the hrst and third Saturdays In each month at 7 30 p m Transient brethren cordially invited MCIhUU W SI W to attend Chas CowrLt Secretary n A t ST BERNARD LODGE No every OOF MeetsVisitingTuesday night brethren cor at 7 jop m dlallr invited In attend WYATT N G JOHN C H Udkt Secretary o I half an inch deep Tho sand should compacted against it The cutting box or pot should occupy a wdrm light place shading tho slips ii tho sunshine be strong Knough watct should bo applied to keep tho roots from flagging nnd frequent sprinkling of tho foliago Is desirable As soon m roots half an inch in length havo been formed it is desirable to pot tho young 121Ias A Long in American plant Gardening bo somewhat A Dlshpan Stand A correspondent vt 1 itcs that sho uses a disbjmn stand in her Jdtcbcn nnd has found it exceedingly comcnlont It is I manufactured out of uny nice Clean sand Is tho best substanco in which to root cuttings Tho Cutting should not lxi sot more than about atb Furnishinbs Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes lars and Cuffs everything Umbrellas Underwear Col- LOUHF to nut lllPfllS THE LIMITED The J tustcst nnd Dnest Trains rrnklni direct connections to Points Is MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Ask tor Ticket BRDCERIE5 tlio latter coso tho ribbons must be se curely tacked down or they will be quickly rumpled and drawn out oi place After cutting a lining of slllc says an adept tho shape and size you de sire you must tack alternate rows ot different colored eatin ribbons as close together 03 possible beginning at the top of tho lining nnd cutting tho rib bon off into lengths ns you finish each row Then begn to wcao tho two colored ribbons in and out orcr the dark and under tho light one way reversing tho order in tho next row so that squares aro formed Tho hand kerchief bachet illustrated hero is made of pale blue satin ribbon and silver braid of the samo width The corners must bo bound with ribbon nnd a frill ot loco and somo bows coupleto the pretty trlflc N Y Tribune The lay of a Bachelor A bachelor old and cranky was nit tingalono in Ids room Ills toes with tho gout were aching and hit faco was oexsprcad with gloom No littlo ones shouts to dlsturbTiim from noises the hoiiso was frca In fact from cellar to attiotwaa ds etlll ns still couid be Nv6 medical aid iVns lacking His serv- nnts answered his Ting rcspectully heard his orders nnd supplied him with everything But still thero was some ¬ thing wanting which bo could not kindly words qf compassion thotouch of argentic hand Audhosaid as his brow grew darker and ho rang for a hireling nurse Well roarriaga may bo a failure but this is a jolly sight worsor fcondoh1 Standard j Pretty Ootcc for YFushlnc 11st Cases for washing lists are among th8 aery novelties They makonn ex trehiely pretty littlo gift owell as n useful ono Tho cover is generally of covered linen with nny design or let ¬ tering painted upon it Ono seen recently is a little book ot blank naees with a linen cover in polo sago green 1aintea uponlt Is a dainty yqung per¬ son hanging out tho clothes At tho eldo of tho1 book a pencil is fastened Jvhicb has auniquo lltle handle shaped two a Qiqthcspln ¬ ¬ ¬ - No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery via the SOUTHWESTERN Everything that you CHESiPEiXE OHIO nAILROAD C R RYAN PaescMCm fieCT OHH ECHOLS oree at iouhtm andTickct AocnT COMMANDERY No 513 EARLINGTON UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each month A cordial Invittaion is extended visiting Sir Knicuttand lakles r QUEENSWAREi China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety sssasaaWslssBHiiHaHBHaWBHslaHBiH Ccnl Manager 0 0 MATCH Genl Tiss Agent m tl LOUISVILLE KY IIIUS N IIWUK K 01 K VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meets every Monday night In the All members ot Abo order are Masonic building cordially Invited 10 attend TC MARTIN CC W F Burs K ot R and S HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend N W Huff M W t li B Scrdcqs Recorder Sljurcl CATHOLIC CHURCH Directory OP THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 1 mass 7 00 a m second mass and sermon lm ra g 30 Rpsary Instruction and benediction at op m err Sunday A M Coenan pastor n flour barrel Tirst fiho fastens two trips of wood about one nnd a half inches tldclc nt tho proper distance fi om tho bottom to allow a slop backet io rest upon nnd remain Just be low the dlshpan which is Inrgo enough to rest in tho ton of tho barrel Tho advantage of this stand It that it can te easily moved Where there Is no water or regular sink in tho house to hold tho dlshpan while washing dlshe i Any house It would bo convenient where there is no Fink nntl no pcrma t cnt water supply Is a hcise Mtdly be c ao passed the pl hind tho net o family ouecr day nnd nny can easily put a sink in their houses tiiul n good drain in connection with It A sink nnd drain is ns nece8ny tb thf health nnd comfort ofthe family as i chimney N Y Ttlbune well-to-d- FURNITUREi Dur nc aN otner necessary articles for everyday life FUNK Joloted itiens Rev Lane preached in Nortonville according to promise and it was a splendid sermon To bo kept thoroughly well posted on the news of such an eventful year as 1896 promises to be a person should read the column of a live wide awake metropolitan paper besides the county or local newspaper Now is the proper time to begin a yearly subscription which wilt cover the Presidential campaign the great speeches the November cle tion and the outcome of all the wars and troubles abroad If in teodeng subscribsrs will heed a word of advice they will send J to The They will receive in re- ¬ Republic turn twice every w ek for a year a copy of the spiciest neilest and most enter- ¬ taining newspspet in the country The Republic will make a The speciality 01 giving all the political news and speeches on both sides and at the same time keep np the very entertaninig departments it has always contained A big inducement is offered to those who become so interested tbat only a dally metropolitan paper will meet their wants The Daily and Sunday Republic has been reduced to only SO a year or 3 for six months ¬ 1 Twice-a-Week Tuice-a-iYeek WAONALLS All communications and matters ot news per tiinlne to this column should be ailJretsed 10 GcaALZXAtDia Carllimton Kt STANDARD DICTIONARY Is everywhere Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker J Hotel Lucile W PftlTOHSTT PROPH MADISONVILLE KV THE Mrs Samuel Hudson is very sick at this writing The Christian Endeavor will eater on the new basis next Sunday Elder Walker will have a grand church All are rally the second Sunday in April invited to be present Mr SpenceRalllfT is able to do the most of his work which is a great relief to his many anxious friends Chicago has twelve colored doctors and fifjren colored law en One of the popular divines of tbecoun try died last week in Philadelphia former barber Wm Shivers place was In town this week of this br Edocators Press THE BEST acknowledged Scholars the and the Public t t FOR ALL PURPOSES PiONeeR TINNeR tlastaken a permanent stand at the bead of the class with a full and complete slock ol A Dailv sr9 V Newspaper This Paper J Rttth For It la the Litest and Most Complete Proper Position for WnUzer CHRISTIAN 0 CHURCH 30 to 10 30 Communion service following at to 40 Prayer meeting svery Thursday evening MISSION RY Sunday school every Sunday morning from BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday everlng and Sunday Prayer meeting Monday night earn month Sunday cboo at 0 30 a m D S Edwards Pastort M K CHURCH Services Erst Sunday each month morning an I night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night bund ay school at a 30 p m G M BURNETT Pastor M P CHURCH SOUTH Tho objectionable method of encir-¬ cling n young womans wnlst while In tho act of waltzing has been biibjectcl to nderso criticism The mode which now prevails i gtnocful modest nnd entirely consistent with pioprlety To acquire tho pror er position the gen tlcmans left hniid hhotild be plnerd just below the shoulder of the lady Th body should Incline slightly nntl he should reins n little In onleithn J ar tistic grate may be obsci t ed He holds hhpartncrrthnntl in hU right while his pioflclcney cj n dnncer nnd his good talo tell best how to dispose of tjio Blnsped hands ¬ It Contains 101865 words many thousand more than anr other dictionary ever published More than 1960000 were oipended in Its proStoves Castings and Tin ware duction 147 Specialists and Editors were en ¬ gaged In its preparation Which be offers to his patrons at prices Definitions are Clear and Exact President Milne of Hew York State Normal College says its dennitions are best to be found antwhero Scores of critics say the aaoi Its Etymologlea are Sound At ¬ lantic Monthlr Boston the Westminister London Sunday School Times Gaiette Philadelphia and scores of others government Authority It U a Tber are especially commended by the Kev W A Walker is yet on the sick list Rev Lane prearhed for htm Sunday night btrtes Government at Washlnf ten and all the department of the Dominion of Canada Goverament experts clve it the preference on all disputed points It is In use In all the departments of the United which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the shade When it comes to Repairing Roofing or Guttering he aluajs holds the ace and deuce His work is sky hlgh in qunlity whilst bis prices are dirt cheap His cus tomers are treated like millionaires It you should need anything either grea I or small In his line Walker is the man you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left by call- ¬ ing on bim at the old stand ikjdtyj9 tiIy Pjctnl nrrnriffBment the proprte- tors nf this fhii nn nble to offer It Xhe Louisville Evening Post It la Adopted In the Public Schools E5esr llrxgtcan - ky Services ever fourth Sunday morning a d night by J T Cliorry Pastor Prayer meeting day night every 1ursnlpa nint irritants IVtrsqlj t nre bointtinrs svrjiO at cbhoinlu dtmtirs In tho frnn of Tng- lkli wnlmitn thej rrv lint Inllrd and mr thed line Then to cneh pint theie Is uthled n tenspoonfttl of uilt two table spooiulii of melted butter iIiikIi 01 pepper nud two tnLI cpoonfnls of milk Mix well over the tire nntl when Kinolv Ing hot ndd n tho Highly beaten nnd ury fresh egg Spreml the mktitre Oil dish to tool tlu tnkc lie nut of an Ihiglihh wnliutt 1111 nlirontl or n pine nut nntl roll n round it the pnntnlp pulp until i 011 liuto n good sUed nut Itoll In egg nnd In crnclvertliiiitiisi 011 would eropiette fry light blown In deep Tut that IsMnoklngnnilscru hnt 11 11 11 11 Sj Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROU Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 at Assembly Hall ZION A M E CHURCH Services every Sunday morning at n oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday tcbool at g 30 a m w a waiver pastor ZION DAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 p m Sun day school at g 30 a m W W Foster pastor MT IHaMsoucillf CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays by Rev J P Fowler 10 10 a m and 800 n m Communion service every bunday at 10 30 a in every weaneiuay evening at 0 30 rrayer meeting How Alentl thieml Instrnd of silk The silk Is apt to cut the kid In mending glotes turu BAPTIST CHURCH hem IrRldo out nntl few them uter nnd Preaching c cry first and third Sunday morning If there Is tear In the glove Bet yeuwerQtold that all the weak houses and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meetlng ocr Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun a pleo of Mil tintlrr It nntl ieetire it had gpjio Jo tho wall moro than a year daywornlngatg 13 ago The strong concerns must bo with n few stitchts tottering now Tho good old free trade M II CHURCH SOUTH liilluniiro of tho Mind times pnd1 democratic revival havo a Presetting every Orst and third Lords day It Is not only In depressed mental wondorf ul effect morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every conditions whero the ml nils Influence Free Trade Iluslucss Idea Sunday morning at g 00 oclock Is potent but often pitlents hnvo ral ¬ Tnoteo ttrado record of business lied from dnngerous nnd cien fntal dls improvement continues to be very in ctiies by ha Ing tho bright atitr of hopa tercstlnglA study of failures for a CUMUERLAND PRBSDYTBRIAN CHURCH ever Lefore them Just m too the singlddabt this month shows tho fol ¬ Pleaching every Second Sabbath at n a m Imagination enn picture nn III worw lowing Ono photo engraving printing and 730P mM by W A Boon Pastor Prayer tlinn It renlly Is meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock and publishing house a tea and coffco Tlio safest wn- - to health ray what you merchant a cateror and confectioner will nn importer of buttons nnd dress trim rR8ipvTERIAN CHURCH In never to uurpce we shall bo 111 ming wo liquor dealers a window Most of tho IIU we poor mortals know Sunday schpol every Sunday morning at 0 u glass dealer a woolen manufacturer I rom doctors ami P rarhiiig every third Sunday afternoon at 4 lnanlnalon now VC an ico manufacturing company a firm of masons andbulldersa steam heat lug furnaco concern a manufacturer of machinery a wholcsrio dealer In wines and liquors four dealers In clothing three dealers in dry goods aud a dealer in furs ilia tide of demo ¬ A Good Digestion follows tho use of cratic prosperity has cvldontly struck irinowNa Iron IlrrrHna Itidmestlon Jscnuwii soma of tho strong concerns that wero i by the stomachs lack of tone ukownS ikon saved from lho wreck of 1S03 and 1801 HITTEK9 sunnllea the tone Not a beverage nn jm f jhlaln aia1i tx it li tillf vouic B1HHK tuinnv nAt lnlll r an Jdpaj of tho manner t which tho II K lcav n r free traders help them to capture thu UVtnasdlrectcJJi to benefit auy person suQcrliiKWitlt markets of the world In actual valuo j Dyspepsia Malaria Chins ami Iever ninneyaiiuiivcr this jreaTeT Heptember Iom wat nearly I Troubles Btllousoeas female laDrniitle Impure DIood DO peVecot th6 shipments of ngrloub jweakneat Wervoua Troubles Chronic Headache or Ud ufWM CHautciCoJIaUl3iore Neuralgia tural proOurtinHuptombor 1601 being worth WSJtfOBaamslhU year In omViUK irw IN decrease of 11 Tl-VTnT-n tMenJ Vour Hovca xourgloea with ltio cotton Mrs Eliza Todd Is still scry sick A Living Skeleton Mr Strum the colored drummer passed Mr James Dennett of Island Ky says through our town last Monday enroute to If not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Greenville Powder I would have been In my grave Rev Harrison Amos filled his appoint Tried the leading doctors ot Louisville They were puzzled and I was given up I ment at Central City last Sunday began using Dr Carlstedts Medicines and 1 rmstness Conditions Earllngton aad Mortons Gap Debating is Atm6siihero condition of business Societies will lock horns tonight at the the change was wonderful I know it the best medicine on earth For sale by said io havo been cleared a year Reading Room y ere St Bernard Drug Store ago Tho enormous number of failures 4n 1803 and 1804 were attributed by the Our minstrel boys showed ia Madison- ville last Friday night to a very oot Stockholders Meeting had been indulging in too much pro- ¬ bouse All who nearu them speak very AY 1th tho passing tection stimulant The annual meeting of Stock- ¬ favorably ot tho clouds wo Wcro promised a clear ot the St Bernard Coal Mr and Mrs Henry McNIchols are In holders blue business eky Judging by tho Company will be held in the offices numufer of trade failures 209 for tho town visiting friends Vnrlr rTidlnrf November 2 thcro must of tho company on the third Wed- ¬ Mrs Mary Kenon is in Hopkinsvllle Hstill bo some cloud specks on tho nesday in April 15th at 1115 a horizon In tho previous week thoro visiting her rehtlves and friends wcro but 259 failures- - in tho corre- ¬ Gfo C Atkinson Madam Gladlsh and Wm Gibson were m sponding weokof 1804 but 353 in the Secretary apro 831 or 78 less than now in Madisonville last week 1803 wockonly Miss Lena Harris and Mary Irancis Tisdon were in Morions Gap last week ef New York Citv and elsewhere Its new educational features are eilremely valuable in training pupils to a cerrect use of words capitals hyphens etc Its illustrations are supero its tames tables 01 coinswelabts and measures plants animals 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