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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 -- ALIWMM rt ht v f Jfr P r u K Vm i rYtfVx f A r fl rM 5ii M MVHWYVWWW Clubbing MAHASr - i i Z - j Jfc The httitt vJTf Work and AaitstSStylts in i i Tulf Jingraving LtaJifljt Magatints and Ptriodltah IVtdding Cards Visiting Cards in tofijunttion xvtihtTJfti M - i tton iftbW notice -- and at bat firitts at this rf f - t hJ 4J- - r - 3 Jl j WWiJ rf iiiHPK i by r iTTTimiwi i jrrmmMKmmjivm7tav mi UT1LL in I J Tl j zSS ttm iiiimimi imr 10 AA41 uMtsUAAhAAjUiMtjifiJtf 0ev K m - J 10 77 SEVENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 86 - NO ni MI -nil a i 3TT V BERN ARID -- IINConPORATED 2XDAI 5t COMPAQ feI - I y Miners and Rippers of Q A L AND COKE EDeiarlirigtora Ttt 0Ct General Office 3 Ky lVMAifti0LL sfrr Manager 337Unioh Street Nashville Tcnn II NEWBOLD Manager 34a WI Main Street LouisvlltcKy HESSER Wholesale Agents 1m4w wiukmam tAPT T L LEE Manager ROUSE Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn Palmer Houso Broadway Paducah Ky r mo J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo iiouser jjuuumg I3jriaincl xOffice jjgu AS 111 FORD Manager 327 Upper becona - lrv - bt 4X t fw bvanavillcpIiuU LflHBfc mm KSL t Si r X oasoaat of coal has ben goleg aaJ good down the Obta during tba present benllag vraler dtlll prevail to that about 8ooo eoa WkI will be hlppd on this rise much et It going to New Orleans where there Is a great deraaed for Pittsburgh coal at present A Interest to the Retail COALand Keeo a Sharo Lookout for Fresh Items TRADE which will appear from tme to time permanently occupyingXhis space St Bernard Coal Uompany OMCTHINQ WORTH KNOWING eeMfftbto t INCORPORATED f frJtfr v I h j PITHY PARAGRAPHS tfi i rc Wy fW Sgp A Reeent Wglslativo enactraent ensure the dtsuio ol toft toi in public lntltulon in New York TOA Coke production suffered a relapso last week and the output was over a hundred cars less than The active list of it was on tho previous week ovens has been cut down until It is nearlng tho nooo mark This curtailment wa3 mad before tho coke operators had any intimation of he or Â¬ Connellsville Courier ganization of a steel pool A new coal cart in Philadelphia ha which turns on a pivot BrltlehBark Alexandria recently arrived at San Francisco with bercaigd of coil on fire r- V mm Ite a body - Vonl The Chlneae coal field extend over upward of so 000 xquard miles while the Hnglljh cover 11 coo The coal burga Imperial which stranded five site from Uarnegat light while In tow from Boatoti bound to Newport News Va is breaking She was valned at up and will be a total loss 14000 and Insured at 7300 do not want tho boring of coal holes and experiments continued The fact baa been proven that coat exists but at too treat a depth to be profitably worked eoKe St Bernard Coal Companys Coal Tipple at Taducah The coat business at Lebanon Kan is so dull It Is alleged by the press that dealers arc giving 1500 pounds to the ton Another discovery of coal has been made at Garrison Texas a vein six feet nine inches wide at a depth of fifty two feet two companies have been organized and work Is being pushed to mine this coat - The people of Topeka Kan V The Supreme Court at Ottawa III has de Â¬ clared the law unconstitutional which was passed by7 the legislature requiring all coal mine owners shipping coajby rail or water to keep a check welghman at the mouth of the shaft The court held that the law between employers and em Â¬ ployees and discriminated between mines shipping coal by rail or water and those net doing D Chas Warner Co at Wilmington Del advertise their coal thus Its a coal that always burns and gives a strong penetrating hcatc Theres never any trouble making the fire when this coal N used and the careful attention It is given before It teaches you Insurer you against clinkers and all foreign matter A ton from us Not badly worded means a good heavy ton Â¬ 1 D T Davis Is superintendent of the Carbon Hill Coal Coa mines at Carbonado Wash Tbay are near the Carboo River one of the wild att at certain seajons ot the year Id that region of country The river has Its rise among the gla ciers to the vicinity ot grim Mount Tacoma The coal lies Id enprmousbeds and Is ot unnnual quality Several hundred men are constantly employed there Mr Davis has bad charge of r the mines for over a dozen years Ilia home tor noma time past has been at Tacoma where the coal is brought by rail for shipment Â¬ V u Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Whyuyl High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED uUJfrJS K price One ton oY the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal K 00KB for Base Burner m -- -- EffiNAfi --v A Philadelphia paper says The driyer of the cart had stopped it directly acros3 tho car track completely blocking traffic while he slowly Down cable tho prepared to unload its contents trolley car in a rush and stopped within four feet of the obstacle in Its path while the motorman hurled objurgations at the coal beaver The latteriTlwwevMVp - - r r fftiawiafisiaBSHP toimiH less ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY He returned to Ohio with a re- Â¬ cord of which any young man might well be proud and to which the old soldiers of the country will point with great enthusiasm should ha- be honored by a Presidential nomination There are in the United States at this time more than a million soldiers of the late war who served on the Union side still living and voting and they have sons and their Telativcs all of whom taken in the aggregate become a poWer in a Presidential election His military career while he was not in high command is full of heroic incidents which are proven not only by contemporaneous publications in the news papers but by official reports of his superior officers He was not only a gallant and splendid soldier full of endurance and personal en ergy but he was the calmjudicioua staft oluccr who won tho commen- Â¬ dations of his superiors by exhibition of good judgement and ad- Â¬ ministrative capacity Returning from the war he found it necessary to choose his employment lor life and without further schooling he entered earnestly upon the study of law in the office of Judge Poland and was a careful faithful industrious and competent student He entered the Albany Law School and gradu Â¬ ated from that institution with high honors Ho then began tho practice of law in Canton with tho same enthusiasm and devotion and duty which he had always manifested As a practitioner at the bar ho at once exhibited superior qualities careful studious and faithful He was elected Prosecuting Attorney of his county and distinguished himself by his learning fidelity and efficiency in the discharge ot his duties to his clients Â¬ away at his pipe while h3Vatchethcorrpr jng down the chute- - Nothing dauatect tDQtaflj torman left his car and proceeded to lead the horses away fiom tbelr position across the track The animals continued in a walk down the street leaving a trail of coal behmd the motorman boarded bis car and the procession moved W IV JBRNAOAH Prut od Genl Wanner O W WADDILL r IT Cihlr THE PRESIDENTIAL GALLERY William McKlateys Carter la War and Trace as Soldier Lawyer Congressman aud Governor Ills Commanding Taft in Framing a Tariff Measure That Benefit ted the Country Â¬ 3opkins - Lounlu rJv IV fit fc Madisonville Ky Capital Stick - - - 50000 Transacts a general banking business aud Invite the accounts of the cititena of Hopklas and adjoining counties Hu the finest and most secure vault in i section of Kentucky I8r IC fe r f J --y n At the request of the editor of Tho Philadelphia Press I write this sketch of the Ufa and traits of Hon William McKmlcy now a prominent candidate at the approaching election for tho high office of President of the United A LA BELLE JAKDINIERE States It is not my intention to disparage in the least tho merits of L FRITSCHScSDISl other distinguished gentlemen This was whose names are mentioned as mere t FASHIONABLE I leader of public opinion candidates for that office hut to was no trimming no hiding from present from personal knowledge responsibility no shrinking Irom the reasons why in my opinion Mc the great question of protection Kinlcy should he nominated and - After tho passage of the tariff act OF 1892 THE CAMPAIGN elected HIS TARIFK MEASURE of 1890 the country rang with the He was horn at Niles O Feb Speaker Reed was in hearty It was the misfortune of tho designation McKinley Law as a ruary 26 1844 and is therefore sympathy aud earnest McKinley act that it took effect at term of reproach The man who just past 5a years of age He is and the House of Represen- the opening of a Presidential con- had given his name when it was and t ndw in the prime of vigorous man- Â¬ tatives on the 21st day of May test and when labor troubles denounced boldly proclaimed his IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS hood and his powers of endurance When the 1890 passed the bill known as the excited the public mind The responsibility for it arc not excelled by any American Anyone election of 1892 fell with demoral- tide turned in its favor he heartily McKinley tariff bill tl Upper rirtScKinilllInJ of his age The best evidence of turning to tho great debate in the izing and almost crushing weight acknowledged the aid of his colthis is tho many campaigns which Ha etrstitlf solicits tho ptlrontit at Ml Hoy House of Representatives pending upon the Republican party of the leagues klatceuotf tflodi ho has made during his public life the passage of that measure in the country POWERS OF tKADERSIIIP The law of 1890 was tn behalf of the Republican party Committee of the Whole will ap- everywhere by Republicans and My familiar association as a iQ has proved Jus anility and enpreciate the great scope of McKm Democrats denominated the Mc EARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY durance by the number and perSenator from Ohuo with McKinley leys knowledge of the subject mat Kinley law and from ocean to during his service in the House of fection of the speeches which he ter of that enactment ocean the common people learned Representatives enables me to say It has never 4cen claimed by to so denominate it CJpea from jo a m to 9 p m dally has delivered that he won friends from all parties His education for reasons that McKinleys friends that ho was except Sunday At that time Major McKinley fairness was could not be surmounted McKinley not only did not seek to evade the by uniform courtesy and the posithe solo author of tho a Cordial Invitation la extended to who limited to tho public schools of unyielding in sustaining bill eyer way fiqd a spare half hour to im- responsibility of his position but his party upon every ques Ohio and to a brief academic course Not only did lis have able sup Â¬ frankly and openly admitted it tion of the floor of the House prove their time at the PUEE LIBRARY tion on Ho taught in Alleghany College but he and ho counseled courage and forti porters and assistants His leadership wasneverthcless in the country yielded to them under all circum- tude and gave assurance of his not offensive or aggressive and more thaNboo volumes schoolthe small means and accumunecessary to Â¬ lated stances opportunities for demon strong faith in the ultimate tri while he carried his points he was MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS defray the expenses of that sort strating their leadership upon sub umph of the Republican party upon courteous to hisopponents This id the kind of of education DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY jects connected with the bill and the very principles which then always impersonal in debate and always schooling that has produced many ihLlSCTEU TO CONGRESS over and over again expressed in seemed to be repudiated by the ready to concede honest motives to Valuable Case of Mlnetale 300 Specimens of tho most eminent Americans in He W13 elected a member of the public and in private Ins great ad ntonle Addressing himsell to an his opponents Species Labeled 350 public and private life Fprty fifth Congress and served in miration for the assistance con audience of discpuraged Republi At the close of the Fifty first JUS WAU SEIiVICKS eunioanrlKB prom this Indian mounds that Congress and the Forty sixth tributed by his colleagues in tho cans in February 1893 he said Congress and when his services as OP HOPKINS OOUNTY A PINK McKinloy entered tho Union Forty Eoventh Forty eighth and committee ended he retired Tho Republican party values ha prln a Conuressman But it is fair to say that McKineeLXKOTIONt Army in June i86i enlisting in Forty ninth and was certified as without leaving behind him a infantry ejected to the Fiftieth but Was ex Â¬ ley mastered the whole subject in ciples no less In defeat than in victory It single enemy and yet he had been Native woods tl t varieties In form nf the rwenty thjrd Ohio He has made lioM to ihcm after a defeat as betore lie unswerving in party fealty and un Â¬ when n little more ihaii 17 years pf cluded by a Democratic majority in Congress 1a detail picture frames which collection wiVex lu rgo This was a noted regiment a contest but was returned to the the subject of protective tariff a cuyr it liolluvcs In them and believing compromising upon every question hlliited at the Worlds Columbian Espo and reared within thoinis ready to Initio foribetn They of principle making his Congres- life study Jlom Among the earlier field officers Fifty first His name became silinn formeru policy nor to fourteen tho sounds of the roiling mill and are not rponiJ may be mentioned General W S sional career nearly linked with the great measure of Trans Uosccraiis PlioiograptM and Pbotograghic Genefr1 Scummon yo trs As a member of Congress beneath the smoke anil lame of 4rvu in kliiftle contest They are set that Congress by the common of the pirenciee numeroits and beautiful General Stanley IMwttlmws Gm ho wa4 attentive industrious and furnaces and with the full knowl- deep and Mrouij in the hearts Strugglepatty voico of the people of the whole Its f ssuyca vjuhv ui untiring working his way gradually edge of the calls of labor and tho mid ur Iniewjvoii with It Hlluicrioru country and by the world at large Prise collection of grasses eshlbiicd at Comloy and many other conspicu until he reached the post of leader necessities of capital he has Uj and 11s biitnry He shortly after his service in Columbian KxpoIlloB discouragement our tfreit parly Without of the Republican majority of the grown tip from childhood a stu ous men Congress entered upon the cam doc dent of economic questions in- reaffirm lis alldjhnM to Republican seeks paign for Governor of Ohio Ho lie Bcrvedduring tlio entire war Fifty first Congress rising from the psitiOn of tt pri lib did not attain this position volved in American legislation trine undwiih unshaken confidence defeat was nominated by acclamation in The discussion vate to the ronk of major Ho was by accident or by any fortuitous and so ho brought to this task in 8KaJn the public made Republican prlncl 1801 The State had been carried Â¬ tho Fifty first Cpngress rcmnrkable of t8i3 has tiot a soldier on bo front Uw served circumstance but by constant at by the Republicans by n r our faith In bIr ulti in 1890 drift Will rcive prompt attention at in mrclMI bivottacs and cam- - tention to his duties and a careful knowledg of details and thorough plealus truant ac very clptto majority and the krRni study 01 tha public jneasuras of pquipmqntj for tho great work do mata triumph less firm The parly MY VUi PaiRUSi IPU llif in th cpuntry was againai tuo sue tirniahpd EiUmatfiB tbi uffico lie was a candidatu yolveU tpo him McKuiley is a cepts with Hue American Bplrltthe popu cesu Of tho Republican parly The contmertdatioW Q is upettoroflf Importance Hd lar verdict end cliallenijliij the luterpre AianyprcilsionBiq Houh w Kcp mart of conipicudus modesty jpeakfr eers o very upon tpplicktic t nV Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 1 Written tor tha PhlltdelphU Pre by United Slates Senilor John Shormm ot OI1I0 Â¬ resentatives of the Fifty first Con- Â¬ gress Mr Reed the successful candidate appointed him a3 chair man of the Ways and Means Committee and he entered upon the duties incident to that position With great energy and intelligence There was a necessity and a well defined public demand for tariff legislation ill that Cpngress Kepuuucan party nact come Hie into power by the election of Mr Harrison with the understanding and pledge that tariff revision should be accomplished at once The tariff laws of 1883 required amendment and improvemenf on account of the lapse of time and In 1890 change of circumstances it was decided to present a com plete revision of the tariff and t to wi- WHS worn uuiiusy ucyuicu He self with untiring industry had upon that committee mauy competent assistants but the chief burdens necessarily fell upon the chairman Â¬ Â¬ never claimed the exclusive author- Â¬ ship of this measure but it must be admitted that he contributed more than anyone else to the policy of combining in a tariff law ample provision for sufficient revenue to meet the expenditures of the Government and at the same time to protect and foster impartially all domestic labor and production from undue competition with the poorly paid labor of foreign nations It is often asserted that the Mc- Â¬ Kinley act failed in providing sufficient revenue to support the Gov- Â¬ This is not true as it ernment did furnish revenue to meet expenditures but it did not provide a surplus equal to the sinking fund for the reduction of the public debt This was not the fault of McKinley or of the House of Representatives but of the Senate which insisted upon reciprocity clauses which largely reduced the revenue provided by that act Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ in from which he first entered Con- Â¬ lion put upon it by our political opponents discussion by Major McKinley court Ohio of the tariff and currelncy gress takes an appeal to the people whose KNOWLDEOE ON MANY TOPICS of the most is always open whose right of re vie v Is questions was one It has been said that Governor thorough and instructive of all the never questioned It was a McKinleys knowledge is limited tc The Republican party which made Its debates in that State suujeci anu mar 1113 firetappearancein anational contest in 1856 counterpart in large measure of u has lost the Presidency but three times in that of 1874 when after a series of speeches have been confined to tho This is a great thirty six years and only twice since 86o defeats throughout the country tariff question It has carried seven Presidential elections growing out of the use of irredeem- Â¬ mistake His studies and speeches President embraced a great variety of sub It has able paper money out of ten since its organization more than once witnessed an apparent Hayes then a candidate for Gov- Â¬ jects and extended to nearly every condemnation ot Republican policy swiftly ernor of Ohio boldly advocated measure of importance discussed and conclusively reversed by a subsequent the resumption of specie payments while he was in Congress and his It addresses to the people a long and better considered popular verdict and was elected on that issue When defeat has come it has usually fol was a campaign where principles list of which has been published coyer every variety of subjects lowed somo measure of public law or policy won against prejudices So in the campaign of 1891 appropriate to the time and place where sufficient time has not elapsed to demonstrate its wisdom and expediency Governor McKinley disregarding when they were delivered Â¬ On the vital question of tho curand where the opposing party by reason threatened disasters adhered withrange of popu out compromise to the platform of rency he has held the position of thereof enjoyed the wildest When party lar prejudice and exaggerated statements principles involved in the tariff the Republican legislation of Congress He neith- Â¬ under the stress of war tlie United and misrepresentation the language of a bold er apologized nor modified his States was compelled to use irre- Â¬ saiii JZ tR - m m J m Jm W j LVJil 1411 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- r Â¬ Â¬ 11 M Â¬ JOB WORK Â¬ 1 ti Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ and his election by up deemable money he acquiesced in majority in that conditions he could not change but every step taken to advance year was the significant result the credit and value of the United AS GOVERNOR HIS WORK States nqtes while he has boqn of Governor of Ohio The office in public life he has been in was to McKinley a new field of public life he has supported He It was his first experience supported the act for the resump action His sucin administrative duty tion of specie payments and the success in that department of the cessful accomplishment of that was as significant public service measure I know of no act or vote and conspicuous as his experience or speech of his inconsistent with in the legislative department of the this position General Government had been He advocates the use of both He was Governor during a period excitement and intense involving concluded on ssond Ivox commotion in Ohio the strikes MgMsBjsjjBWBlsB3MnnV3t3MksVSnBSsSXSIS3DBDOSUU among the coal miners the organ izing of bands of tramps and the passage across the Stale of great All masses of turbulent people these things tended to precipitate His ad commotion and disorder mistration as a Govomer was without reproach or just criticism He was faithful to every duty firm unyielding and defiant in the ad ministration ot tne law When necessary he called out the troops and crushed disorder with an iron hand but before doing THE BEST so ho resorted to every proper MEDICINE expedient to maintain order and Ho was diplomatic caretho law Dont LIVER REGULATOR ful persuasive and generally re Â¬ Is SIMMONS Now Is the t me you to take It order and good govern- fort It most to wake up your Liver A stored need Sluggish liver brings on Malaria Fever ment and many The great depression of 1894 5 and Ague Rheumatism constitution other and Ills which shatter the condition of suffering to wreck health broueht a Dont forget the word of REGULATOR many of the leading industries It Is SIMMONS LIVER he word REGCharity was appealed REGULATOR you want the State ULATOR distinguishes It from ai to by the Governor and aid render this SlMAtONS In remedies And besides Keculator of the ed nromntlv and efficiently ivnu HFrtiiiAiOtt Is a January 1096 ho retired from the Liver keeps It properly at work that your office of Governor at the end of his Kvstem may ic kcpi good condition TOR T11I3 BLOOiy take SIMMONS second term with tho hearty good It Is the pest Cioou ot tlio State LIVER REGULATOR will of all the people Iry It purifier and corrector inLook for the RhD A He had yielded to no unworthy difference find It on fluence made duty honor integ mi every paclwse You wontIs no other rity and fidelity the criterion of his any other med cine and there LIVER lltce SIMMONS administration nnd he took his Liver remedy Klneof Ltyer Remedies REfitlLATOltithe ranks of the puvatp fta nre vou Cet It place m Iho I citizens o ein tho town jjijMlluColMdlA4eIiUUr thor oosition ward of 20000 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m1 Â¬ Â¬ mREGUlATORB M fc Â¬ SPRING Id VA Â¬ l l vi 1 Â¬ Â¬ 1 111 Â¬ 1 - J IMS M to kT BL BOSKS L 4 rtfftr tSft3 W T Vni W I W I A i I t - y I A t i It i t U j - gives a Oh fan iG Mr Brotmon pre Tho Courier Journal sented the following resolution in graphic account Of wltaj followed tlju Scnato which wits adopted Tho Democratic majority in Witi unAs it liny lu cn published tho Senate retaliated and by revoand openly chnracd tlmt certain lutionary proceedings removed Dr -l Senators now occuminii seats in A D James M- Muhlenberg tlun body are ineligible by reason County and Dr Claiborne J Wal BEE PUBLISHMB COMPANY ot holding incotnpntablo offices ton of Hart county on the ground tlncotoraltJ and also by reason ol Having tor of disqualificatibri Knitted lb lcitofflca l tUrlliiitton at Second fcitcd their office of Senator by ar The scenes attendant upon and class mttler ceptinR and using free passes upon following the unseating- df th6 wow do it three metnbers almost fulfilled the railroads SOBSCRtPTtQN RATRS Rcsoiatd That a special com gravest fears of sober minded mittee composed of Win Goobcl prophets It oo G S Pulton Rozcll Woissonger The Republicans had threatened Yesr strlnljr In dnee 0u Months o Sit Fenton Sims and C J Bronston al nlorjfthat these unsoatcU Sen TntarUonlliti J nil Democrats be and the ramo ators vould go intoUhc joirtt sesSlnilo Copies t Specimen coplM mailed free on appllftallon Certain Ujfieipondenti wanted In all parts ot tho is now created and said committed sion and vote anyway connit Address us for patlleuurs is now empowered anil directed to Blackburn men had sworn that investigate and determine whether they should never get into the Assoon as any Senator or Senators arc ineli joint session alive THURSDAY APRIL 161890 ciblo to soata now held by them the unseating hadbccn done and and to report by resolution what dis the Senators started for Ihe Houso position shall no matio oi sucn to take part in the joint session Senators In order to make tior- - the hour for trouble seemed fo ouch arid tihetive such inv estivation have come summon senators The lobby separating the Senate said committee and witnesses with books and pa door from the House door was pcrs and when so summoned they made almost impassable by a shall bo subject to the law and its crowd ot Republican and Demo penalties now provided in such cratic rowdies and at the critical cases Said tommittee shall have moments not less than twenty the right to rehorl at any time and stood with hands on the Handles ot prettdente shall bo given to said re the weapons in their hip pockets The noisb was like thc roar and port over any other business Thon on Jan 20th an agreement din of an angry mob4 Senator Bronston stood at the was entered into that neither HOPKINS THE BANNER House nor Scnato should unseat head of the Democrats at the COUNTY mombors until a successor to Isaac HtfusddooValid tYcmblihtf frorrr Wilson should bo chosen and czcitcmcnt shouted to thqsc at sworn in or until Feb 6th and Jhand to keep out tho unseatedThe output of coal in that Senator Stcge would not RepUblicansT oaths echoed fromcaucus Hopkins county during vote for the Republican and the Curses andthe Library building the dome of nominee until that time 1895 ivas about one fourth Democrats should not try to elect and as tho mob swayed in the di the total output of the en a Senator during the same period rcctionof the door pf the Retire tne feeling and When 1895 the cases weretho contested olection scntatives hall so intense that tire State reported to tho House excitement Was exact output of the State and the clerk attempted to read those who were not participants sill tons bi the majority report Tho Times bid behind cvory doordangor or was it reaffair tuminous and eanncl coal describes thetime for thus reading corner to avoid possible rushed Many its Republicans quired some Hopkins Countys output Some of its sections excited sneers through the crowd demanding the Democrats called out was tonsallbitu and laughter h was done Mr that the militia bemoment one of though at the same When the reading This is a minoics Swinford moved to have tho report their leaders declared that they over tho product of 1893 printed and made a special order too had from fifteen to twenty Wednesday March 4th lighting men on of 27861 ions and a loss for next that he had not heard a pistol and ready hand each with to use it The He argued of 23828 tons as com Â¬ the report read as one reason why Governor sent to Mrs Day the Librarian that she bo it pared with 1894 ibhich ardshould took printed Mr How- call on the the suggestionthe assist Mayor for the floor and was Rep over pretending to demand an imme- ance of the police and have the year showed tons the diate consideration of the question rowdies and bullies of both par 1898 of the lobby The if the not result of the sympathetic and said read it gentleman hadthere ties cleared fromand two men soon Chief of Police was because heard it during which was an organized attempt to make arrived but lost a conflict should stiiko inthoy be precipitated prevent Hopkins Countys miners such a noise as would Phelps its structed to lay hands on were man no of Mr being hoard worked daily Lexington jumped to the floor and until weapons were produced or wanted to know if the gentleman violence attempted The total number of em incjuded him in such an intimation Dr James had slipped into the ployees in Hopkins county and if he did that he stated was House by the-- way ok the cloak Mr Howard made in 1895 ivas 1887- - Ani untrue sassy remark and thensome room before the jointthesession be the gan He ran out ol benatc at sort of arls employed 288 Fatal- Â¬ wildest scene of the session en- 1145 oclock as soon as he saw his that his name was one of the two Phelps ities atviincs subject to in- Â¬ sued Mr did Mr jumped to and in the report of tho Investigating Swinford feet and so spection in state 8 No shaking their fists at Howard Committee Dr Walton tried to Hop- Â¬ yelled False You get out but was prevented by Untrue accidents I denounce you DoorkeeperTyler Jack Chinn and know it is kins The Post says when the news uapi jim vviuiams Air uron with them He Total coke produced in that the Republicans had brought ston was had some heated and Dr words uo tne werncr inompKins case Walton Kentucky during 1895 and would probably put it througliiSome onc said that Dr Walton tons Of this trot to the ears of the BlackburrX - Is an old4uanand Mr Bronston was 5LrT gath1- wun an was au -Yvere made IcadcrS thcie lobbies instantthreats - publicansoain aenouncep me itcahdVlittle later in the and ering in the at Earlington soon began to be heard of what House ordered Mr Burnam to would be done in case a member leave himdeclaringrthat lie did not Col Jim Williams want another Republican to speak was unseated b nll3illlliilfeilfil Go remarked significantly in the pres- to him Mr Burnam said say Rowella 1806 Newspaper Directory ence oflhe Hon Zach Phelps and to hells But theso are moderate incidents The Hie Thursdays Republican four h Burton Vance of Louisville and paa lono suDtcnpiion at editor esiau occur others that he would bet Si 00 to compared with scores--thallibed 83a rul M Moore lice Publlsmne Co Publishers 1 that if any Democrat was un- - red The excitement shifted from Advertisement The Bis official orean ot coal interests ot Western Kentucky seated in the House hh successor point to point in the corridor and Only republican paper in Hopkins re in to take his houses punctuated with paths dewould never oubllean last election and fifteen ad- joining counties Published in cblef place and in describing the al- nunciations and wild gesticulations a mining town and county of Kentucky ik Mining chief revenue of countys tercation between the members Before leaving the Senritechdmber J2 wealth Miners Intelligent American the Post further says Then fol- and just as the Clerk announced the citizens Earlington baa four months M more freo acbools than Stale pays for lowed the liveliest scenes that have vote ai to o in lavorot unseating white nn J colored Two public libraries been witnessed in the House and the twp Republicans 4hc Demo CpacifBniiraqj5niri a riot in which it looked like a crats and Republicans got their personal conflict would ensue and members together on different sides Mr Phelps of the chamber and the former bloodshed follow WHT CAUSED THE MILITIA TO had a large pocket knife in his shouted while many of the latter CALLED OUT hand open and pointing directly hissed derided and denounced It at Mr Howard andsaid such a seemed that violence would begin The first attempt at intimida- statement was infamously false even before the expected trouble tion was exposed by tho Courier Mr Swinford also arose and de- Â¬ at the door of the House BronThe ston urged on the Democrats his statement Journal which gave a sectional nounced the Speaker rapped for order The jury paling his face andcausirig account of an interview between S Williams Capt J and galleries and lobbies became his whole frame to tremble while The members his wild denunciations were severe Speaker Dlandford in regard to demonstrative arose to their feet tho House was and many times uncalled for He issuing the writ for holding an bedlam completely lost control of himself and election in Nelson County to fill beyond control reigned Mr Howard stood at his and the fact was noted by the the vacancy caused by the death of Isaac Wilson The speaker desk cool and immovable There Dcmocragas well as by the Re The other Blackburn attention to the matter by is no doubt that many pf those publicans called rising to a question of privilege present were fixed for trouble and leaders wero fTrriif but more calm stating that while he might have it is fortunate that cooler heads and less sevcrcsomo of thern seek ing earnestly to quiet the confusion had some conversation with some succeeded in preventing trouble Several days elapsed between and restore order gentlemen in reference to the Yet with all the threats with all Mr the report of the committees and matter he did not know Williams aqd did not use any hot the vote upon them pending the oaths with all the revolution Jim ary procedures iihdfTulingstiiis wordsand did not hear any threat- which Jack Chinn and re inforced by Eph uiubi exciting session mat was ening language Perhaps if the Williams another Blackburn re probably ever witnessed in tlic Mr Will- Lillard Speaker had known iams he would have given more tainer of similar notoriety were Kentucky General Assembly passed credit to the fiery language attrib- very much in evidence in the cor off without personal violence1 Senator Blackburn wasin the uted to him because the Speaker ridors and lobbies ottlic capital would not issue the writ imme- and the first named usually occu- Senate cloakroom And wwiifih tlic diately and prior to the funeral of pied a seat in the House and durt shouts and curses ofthomobat the 1 ins case door of the House showed that a the deceased member In the ingtbe Joint bession light of subsequent events it is was decided in favor of tho sitting fight was imminent he ran through Capt Williams Democratic member and the ver the crowded corridor to stand by probable tfiat arranged the interview and en- dict was not considered revolu his friends Several caught and deavored to pick a quarrel as the tionary The next case was ar- tried to draw him back but he correspondent who was more fa- gued by tho parties themselves jerked loose and with kindled eye miliar with the antecedents of the Mr Dunlap making a very able rushed into the mob The action of the Republicans doughty Captain had more than and earnest appeal to tho House to give him the scat held by Mr in unseating Mr Kaujman alter hinted At this time the Democrats were Kauffman which ho said tho evi- the contest had been withdrawn by laboring under the impression dence clearly showed him to bo Mr Duhlap is declared by tho that the writ should be issued un- entitled to On Saturday March Democrats to be an outrage greater It der the provisions of the old law 7th Mr Kauffman addressed the even than they had expected and in their zeal and haste to elect House in support of his right to was clearly shown by Messrs Carhis successor came near failing to retain his scat and the caso was roll Forec Robbins and others pay respect to the memory of the continued till Monday On this that no contest was pending since deceased member but when tho Saturday occurred the attempt to the withdrawal of it by Mr Dunlap Speaker referred them to the cause a 3tampede to Blackburn who stood down stairs and in the precedent established by Gov when the nttpmpts as admitted by uejencc of several witnesses said Brown in the caso of tho vacancy Mr Violott wore made to intimi- le was surprised at Speaker Stan Â¬ caused by the resignation of A J date the Sound Monoy Democrats fords ruling by which he permit Carroll of calling the election un and force them to vote for Black ted the Republicans to turn out der the provisions ot the Australian burn On Monday Senator Weis - Mr Kaufman lie said that he ballot law the denunciation of the sengcrdicd and very little busi- would not allow himself to bo used ncss was transacted and the con- as a tool and if anybody was killed Speaker ceased drawing of the Com- tested election caso was postponed lie did not want it said that ho had After the mittees in the contested olection till Wednesday by which time ridden into office over dead bodies cases in the House tho Courier al- either through fear or favor Mr Ho declared that under no circumJack Dunlap had sont to tho Speaker stances would he accept tho office luded to tho presence of and his written withdrawal from tho and cast a vote im Williams Chinn and The next move was that Mrs The evidence being all was in contest Btatcd that their mission tho interest pf Blackburn to pro before tho House and each party Day tho Librarian palled upon the forco to to send was decided vent the unseating of Democrats having been heard itbe taken and Mayororder and p ppljce from the keep exclude that a voto should and seating of Republicans and in tho tlcclarod not to the event of retaliation by the Sen Mr Kauffman waselefcted and that tho corridors of aqingCapital those who were there without au Senators havo been legqlly ate to keep the unseated Mr DnnllP was entitled to it thority and for thepurpofie pf crj- frpra voting irpi CfcHp3ee Â¬ I Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 - - In ating n disturbance This proved ineffectual and then the sheriff was called upon but ntiuuicd to be pow erless to prevent tho distinguished friends of Mr Blackbtirnwho wore Acting its sentinels at the doors from holding their posts In tho House Mr bpced moved thq following resolutions Whereas thoconstitutajl author ities of the city of Frankfort and thoCounty of Franklin hayo failed to suppress lawlcirones and mpb violence which has attempted to obstruct legislation therefore bc it Resolved That it is the sonsQ of tliisbody that the Capital suotild bo moved to a place where order nnd protection will bo guaranteed Mr Bronston in tho Scnato offered a resolution as follows Information having been received that W O Bradley Governor of Kentucky- - hasdircctedtho Sheriff of Franklin CoUnty to enter the cloak room of tho Scnato of Ken- 4ucky and exclude all persons therefrom nnd that whilst this body is now in session said Sheriff is now in said cloakroom proceed- itig and attempting to execute said u saiu act uiuur i3u 11 rcsuivcu ion of the Governor and Sheriff is unlawful arbitrary rcy6futibuary and contrary to law nnd tliat the Sergeant at Arms of tins Senate exludfisaid Sheriff at once from V said cloak room Tim next indication aittitt opin ions of the members was tho reso lution ollcrcd by Mr- Vance tjiat as it wan currently reported that people come into the Hall every day armed with knives pistols etc the doorkeeper bo empowered to search every one and any person refusing to be searched shall not lie eligible to the privileges of the Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ 111 Â¬ to bo paid In tho best money and to domestic productions the high est pneo in tho best monoy and that is gold coin or its equivalent in other money of equal purchas ing power This I belicvo is also the opinion of Governor McKinlcy and is tho doctrine of the Republi can party In his domestic lifcuovcrnor McKinlcy is a model American citizen It is not the purpose of tho writer of this sketch to use fulsome Ian guagcor to comment upon his private life beyond tho mere state ment that ho is and has been an affectionate son of honored par Â¬ ents still living n devoted hus band and a truo friend In his family and social life and in his personal habits ho commends himself to tho friends of order temperance nnd good morals In private ho iscxcmplary in public life a patriotic Republican Itlnay be said of him with great propriety that no man can more fully represent in his own career than ho tho great issues upon which tho Republican party will contest the election of 189G John Sherman Â¬ Â¬ Tired Feeling It is a fcctlous Jifcnns danger condition nnd will lend to disasÂ¬ trous results If It U not nror como nt once It Ia n sure sign that tho blood Is Impoverished and impure 1Uo best remedy U That LIVERY STABLE faPIOIALATTnNTION QIVBN TO IKE DAVIS SX zr H-e-1 Â¬ A PUHNlBHBD Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sarsapafilla Which makes rich healthy blood and thus glvea ttrctigth nnd elas- Â¬ ticity to tho iiutAeles vigor to tho brain and health mid vitality to every part of tho body Hoods Sarsupnrllln positively HOODS FUNERALS r W ON fiHOItT NOTIOB First Class Tnru Outs at Reasonable Rales 0PG0A7ANoTON rMY KIGS AUK THE I1EST IN THR CTYtk TnAVKLINO MUN Stable and Office on MAIN ST r-- near Depot -- tf ISAAC DAVIS Makes the Weak Strong My sister tvns troubled with nervousness nnd tlrud fueling Sho tried Bovcrnl remedies with- Â¬ out relict until sho ocean taking My young Â¬ Hoods Snrsttpnrllln est sister is tnklnfr Hoods for n troublo with tho musclcA ot her limbs with benefit MissMlt Scovr Cove Arkansas The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE EARLINGTON KENTUCKY W if f is AND DEALERS IN n ifil i Patent Medicines and Petfilmery DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes Our Jolored Mfiens Â¬ All communications ami runners ot news per ilnlnc 10 thl column should bo addrnsed lo Glo Alexanpkk Rarllncton Kr Hoods and i 421 - The Indicator man was In our town last week OeorRO Albert well known hore shot and killed bob Tidwcll about his wlfolast week near Grapo Creek III Only Hoods Hoods Pills ffMhfi DoWn in the Mines OTReatly Mixed Paints nil colors in small cans w IHYStOIANSTRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED llQor 3207770 Â¬ 788S5 gam Â¬ gain 50684 Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ fatal in HoWioits Itlh Il 25557 I - 4 Â¬ 1 i t The many friends ot Mr W V Uurr Then on Saturday March uvttli Rev Wm Leavcll passed through here ver pleased to too and bear ot his being the Sergeant of Arms of the Senate able to venture out on that weak leg prevailed upon tho clerk of that Tuesday going north bodyto swear in as his assistants Prof Harding has a crowdad school but again and they Jong for the limo when he can be seen dally at his old place lo tho the men who had during tho ses is Hcttinr along nicely St Bernard ofiico sion been acting as such and had There while acting in that cnpacitynnado given at will ba a Japanesa Tea Party Mr Taut Trice Auditor of the Coal As the colored Masonic hall by the assaulf upon Senator Walton tho Sisters of the M T April 30 Oo sociation made a business trip on the O Rumors were current on the street May 1 the M S To will give a Ulrlhday N last week and it Is useless to say be that the Governor was to bo ar- Â¬ supper lounu tne coat ousiness as dull there as rested and that telegrams had been for adults Admission for each night 10 cents rilsowherc children free There will be sent to other cities by tho Demo Tho Monarch mines must bo developing crats to have quotas of men noto- preaching at said hall Sunday and Sunday rious for their fighting propensi night by Rev Adkins Sunday school Sun fast as that company havo Increased their force lately quite a number having Affidavits day morning ties sent to Frankfort The rally of the A M K 5ion chutch moved from Mortons Gap to that place were made by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of- the will come oil tho second Sunday In May Our miners here failing to secure the House that seemed to be borne Messrs J U Hawkins S Dunlap and nomination of their cboico for Congress out by tho fact that instead of any others attended tho Republican convention will not let their disappointment prevent effort being rqadc to exclude-- those in MadisonvUlo them from loyally supporting Ibo republiwho were reported to be unlaw can nominee Mcsdames Osborn Dunlap Mcrriwca fully acting as officers of thd Sen V D Cavincss Uernafd me Â¬ ate endeavors had been made to tber Alexander and Morion paid the At Â¬ chanical force 4ias of tho St already made up his kinson Coltego a visit Sunday and found make their position more secure spring fishing crew and it will be composed notwithstanding thattthc Const- Â¬ everything very pleasant of Clay Wooldridge Theo C Martin Nol The Senate Prof Johnson of Atkinson College was lie Umstcad and himself itution provides that shall not elect appoint emplpy here Thursday Prof Campbell has made an analysis of orpay for exceeding one Chief Mr Marshal Hatchers many friends are Ibe Dawson ink found in a well at Clerk one Assistant Glerk one ibat place and finds that the color is derived Enrolling Clerk one Sergeant at glad to know that he Is lble to go about Tho Odd Fellows fraternity went to from water flowing through a seam of coil Arms one Doorkeeper one janitor one cloak room keeper and three SlaughtersvIIIe last week and buried their Two new sections were put Into the coke pages brother Allen Cordon with proper cere Â¬ v mi screen last week by the St Bernard meThen the militia were ordered monies Rev Poster officiating chanical force out rti V IL Ross of Madisonvillc is a dele Secretary J W Dunning of Ihe Tho Governor did not invade gate tothe Louisville State convention mine accompanied his wlfa to the legislative assembly he did The debate on last Thursday was very Howell Ind last Sunday where she nota tcsrnet its treeaominM acr tion in a fashion dangerous or good Prof Harding acted as President goev to recuperate her health after an ill for Wm Killebrewand made a good man ness of several months -t otherwise He placed guards at the idoors Prof Moore of Atkinson college has A visit to the lake near Earlingtdn dur Â¬ of the State House to keepout a gotten out a beautiful souvenier In book ing the week will satisfy one tbat tho coal threatened mob and six actual form containing pictures of thefacultyand miners at this place are not being worked usurpers who had no more claim much interesting reading Vou should very bard as they can ba seen by Ihe doz to be deputies than- - to be Gov- Â¬ buy one ens casting their hooks to hope of catching ernor Dont forget the various ontortalnments hsb Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1ho many friends of Hcv Walker wcro glad to sco him at his old stand Sunday night GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS Fine Dress Goods AT GREATLY HEOUCED TAKfiV tfi EXCHANGE FOIt tHICES OVEf GOATS REDUCED u Mens Ladies anil Childrens Ulankcts at your own price Calico 5 cents Woolen Underwear Rone tlic bottom Cotton Flannels 6 cents and tip Wo arc agents for Celebrated I land made Shoes Eevcry pair warranted to give entire satisfaction Call and examine 26 PER CENT thcTENNENT STRIBLlNG SHOECOS W Sp K Corter A- Such as HENRIETTAS r -- HAS JUST RECEIVED - Goods or Spring Dress NOVELTIES SERGES Etc f And is selling at tprtces never befom beard of Come and see be f pro vou buy You will be surprised BarnBttMrnold CARLINQTON KY jet Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ These guards simply- performed a duty the Mayor and the Sheriff They protected the declined sessions of the Legislature from interruption by violent men and thus a tempestuous session closed in peace Â¬ UCTJIJJSt CONTlNUIlD TiloU FIRST PARC to be given tho last week In April and the Among those who are interested In Ihe first week in Mar coal business at Empire and who were aown at mruncton last Sunday wero Little Pinkie Mines is very sick Superintendent AI Rutland and Foreman The famous Hoosicr Stars a company Thomas Robinson of refined and tainted colored artists ac Â¬ As a representative to the Republican knowledged by clcrcy men public and press to bo tho American elite entertainers will convention beid at Madlsonvillo last Satbo here Monday and Tuesday nights April urday we noticed Richard Silmon of the 23 and 31 Thoy render aprogram rich Crabtrce mines an Influential politician of rare racy and replete with splendor void tbat place Â¬ isflHsHssssHHssssssBflssV LIVERY QUICK Feed and Sale Stable FlrtST CLABS Number one rigs on short notice heajrse if WILL UK ANNOUNCKI einvice- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ gold and silver coins as money to the extent and upon the condition that they can be maintained at par with each other This earn only be done by purchasing as needed the cheaper metal at market value and coining it at the legal rate of 16 of silver to xof gold and receiving it in payment of public dues Gold is now the standard of value With free coinage of sjlvcr that metal will bo the stand ard of value and gold will be deGovernor McKinlcy monetized Is opposed to the free coinage of silver and has so repeatedly de clared in his speeches In his last Gubernatorial canvass in Ohio Governor McKinlcy itnijule this response to the declaration of hisopppnont Ex Governor Ctrpp Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of anything that would olfcnd the most The Grand Rivers Herald saystbe prosfastidious but brim full of appropriate pects for a resumption ot business at that fun and amusement This Is an engage Â¬ place in the near future arts bright but It it ment extraordinary he opinion of the knowing ones that there Is not in that vicinity sufficient iron to jus MORTONS QAP tify the investment of capital Â¬ Â¬ JNOT THE NAME OF THE NEXT tjaUNETTv Manager W W V going to dat rally sho Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ bejl My cjiariccit rthat he was willingon silverir to Â¬ icbanceinylhin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ opponent should tot with a nuestion of such vltatancl absorbing Interest as llltf money ot the people Tha moaof dt AWdrca mQJtbo equal to tho best mono of ho world Unlike my opponent I tvilFjigt ask you lo take any chances on tblsrjucsv lion I will clearly and unequivocally say to you that tn choice and Inflttenco are In favor of tho best money that tho man has dcvlsri Tho peojiln are not prcparcd to indulgo In the speculation freo and unlimited colnac- 9 Ingbn-uity-- worthy fpu honest mpnv Â¬ McKinlcy is in favor money Ho sifid over i of honest Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Itepubllcan parly stands now as for honest money nnd a chanca to It stands for a cur Â¬ earn It by honest toil rency of nolil silver and paper that shall be as sound as IhiJ Government and as tin- tarnished as Its honor I would as soon tblok of lowering tho II ir of our country as to contemplate with pitlcnco or with out protest any attempt to degrado or corrupt the medium of exchanges amonK our people Tho Republic pirly cin ba ro lled upon in the utitro ai jn tho past to supply our country with tho bost money opJ ever known Rold silver anl naror tho world over Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It has been said that ho recent docs not declare against free coinage of silver dud This is not a for honest money fair construction of that dcclara tion Tho people of Ohio aro for that money which has tho highest purchasing power that which yields to labor tho hlghpst watfos Ohio platform get the prizel The Ibo city and made an assay of lead and best bustler zinc ore taken from tbe Kentucky river That rally will ba on the third Sunday bills in the neighborhood of Athens Fay Â¬ ette county He pronounced tbe ore ex Â¬ in May ceedingly rich and thought a paying vein Rev Lane preached for the good peo existed in tbat locality Since this state ple at Crofton Sunday ment became public every able bodied Misses Wing and Myers of Greenville male citizen about Athens has been pros wcro in town last week visiting friends pecting in the hope of discovering tbeIead Mr Campbell and family havo moved lo of the vein referred to by Ihe Kansas lead expert but so far their efforts have been GrcelWillc futile Tbeir research however has do- Messrs Wilcox and Laving nra doing veloped tbat theroislcad and zinc ore in business in Madisouvllla great quantities In tbat neighborhood but The meeting was very Interesting last is not qnito rjch enough to encourage tbe organization of a company to develop the S nday under tho direction of Rev T mines Tho search for the rich vein will Mcrriweathcr be kept up until the wholo section is gone The Daptists havo a new oraan and aro over now in need of an organist It behooves every citizen in city town The old Dulin Mill will be moved near and country to keep posted on tbe stirring Ilia new lake this week events that will occur in this country and There is some fatk of Mrs Cbas Lyons and tbe Old World within Ibe next nine taking up her residence in Paducah but months The results will affect all per Â¬ we hopa sho will change her mind and stay sonally directly or Indirectly This nation with us is on the eve ot the most exciting presi Tho debate at the school houso last Fri dential campaign in its history European day night was ri sutcces politics are in a very complicated state and scientists ore applying their discov I Nanco made a vigorous spooh Mr eries to many lines that will produce start at the Union last Sunday llngly new things Mesdamcs Porter nnd Ilogus are contest- Â¬ To keep abreast with the world ono ants for prizo number one nnd Missess should read In addition lo tbe local or Lizzie Hamilton and Ora Graddy for prize county paper a live metropolitan newsnumber two paper bucIi as tho Republic ot S Louis It is ono of tho most pro Electric Dltters gressive Journals In Ibo United Slates and Electric lliltora s a medicine suited for in each fssuo It gives the latest political any season but perhaps mora generally news of all patties in Ihe field the latest when tba languid exhausted fcel general new of the needed world and many vain lntj prevails when the Ijvcr is torpid nnd ablo special fealuies besides This modal sluggish and tho need of a tonic and alter newspaper is delivered by allvo is felt A prompt use ot this medi mail for only It u year or less than one cine has often averted long and pnrbap cent a copy fatal bllltous fevers No medicine will act Tba price ot tbe Daily and Sunday Remore surely in counteracting nnd freeing public has recently been reduced to only poison a year tba system from tba malarial by mall Â¬ Hcadacef Indigestion Constipation Dizzi ness leid to Klcictrlc Hitters 50c and At tbe recent Colorado elections It was ftoo per bottle nt St Htrnanl Drug noticed that many women did not bother to Storn go to the polls Ml Tho land pf tho red cheeked children Tho school census shows that Chicagos is thu Icjfend tat nppears rj the fcas jriess envelopes of tho proud and- pa poputaliqn has aa liicrawsiaij at the rale ot 100009 ayaar trlptic poplp Pt 1olk County Mo Wo wonder who wilt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Twlce-a-Weck Â¬ twlce-a-wee- k Â¬ Â¬ - The Lexington Leader says In Feb Â¬ ruary a mining expert from Kansas was in President of the United States IN The New York WeeklyTribtuie OF NOVEMBER 4th 189G Public interest will steadily increaso and the 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IIM a in Ni time nORTtl Hall Kvanivlllo AecamoiUllon Providence unit Mdlionlllo SOUTH Nhl gtpreu j jioijt Bioj 6ij pm m pm Canaler were nominated for Chairman district committee Vanco was elected by NOTHING L a volo of rjfi tn Canslcrs Oj ABGOOB Mra J K Monre on AT MAISfNVILLR INSTHUCTS MI IIHAD- Geo II Ovcrstrcct nl Daviess Major ma LEV -l- ABDlNBtt AND OVEUVTKBEl Inst Thursday afternoon Miss Christian Dr T W Oar- TUB NATIONAL DELEGATES Cornolin Koard reviewed Glim dlcrofWlns oncl Goo II Towery of I AKfr Webster were placed In nomination for merings of tho Future Life ns Kranki Amendment to Ipitruct For Mc National delegates The vota was Gardi I1 o Korum There wn9 animated dis AVa Klnley Defeated by a Vole of 71 1058 ner 86 Overstreet 68 Crumbaugh 62 A cussion nftcr this on Spiritualism Ui Towery 11 the leading thought in this article Fro nil Unaiiltuously Nominated for Congrcii Tho alternates elected were P II Ken but Denounced Afterward aa Traitor Mrs A W Inckson reviewed nedy ot Henderson and Geo W Irwin by Men Who Worked Hard of McLean Geo II Towery was elected Cdn- Tho 01d01ympianGanicB For lllm by acclamation District elector W II tury a most interesting part of the Ross of Hopkins was mado assistant Christian County Not In It program especially so as the elector Americans as usual havu gained National Delegates Initructcd for Hon CROFTON many victories in Athens in tho Uradley MnRnrlne Club Tho Liuliefi Mnga The Second District Convention zinc Club titut with SAYS I am k Cough 17 TEAKS DID yenri old and hare ivuxl about Ml of Ilia eouoli unit una roiiioUIcO Uiat Imiu Uxvi aold during ray tUei mki lor Uia txijlH tJ I tlm auirotlna I nIH anr tlutt I luirn netnr tuml nnv rntnnlr in lK IIKIIsriNllTAlilidHBr - It1 lifM nilkk MlA imriniuinnl rn 1 Wo line in nrippe m wen m omt miwiit II la our Imwn mi n u would not no wiuuiiu u II w M A MurtiUM 7o Mouth 4th tit nducali Ky 17 IHI til CIIMr KKUFE SWINDLED AGAIN At NOT A SICK Street day lp The People who Congregate DR Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4 rrarmmt 0 ntl Couoh lroytilt It tm ts mdeuriiquklth- U1 A rtmsiuit to take AfMAlllfftltf lUtrtTilAM II ciila loone Hie mueotia aifcl ftUnm It In Im itJI on wimioiii nx rftlnn of ilrnlnlfls and aof ttta roiwh nl moo br lunl tnit fie Inflame t pnrtai HTM rVtor and tUaiitytoUm rriHrntorr ontMVi nl traiiicc a oanriWon In which nil the functions aro mkIwI ultti rcKUlMMyarwt harmony r rricn 93 oraits 00 twits utctf LOOiwhotHebyaHdrua rMs or tent upon rvoetpiof price TUP C G SUTHGRUNB MEDtClNB COMPANY L Ahantti a nrte torr tnlhf lvng and llrowhial BELLS PINI TAR HONEY Shows of Medicine Vendera eeem Determined to bo Humbugged For Over Thirty r Tarsj nEatrw op using On last Saturday evening Mc AYERSPILILS AycrV Cntlinrtlc Mils for over thirty years lmvo kept mo In Rood health norer having liml n sick day In nil that tlrno Ilctoro I wns twenty I anftVrcd almost continually m n ronnlt of con atlpatlon from ilynpopslii linnihirliori neuralgia or bolU nmlothor eruptlvo dlaeaaos When I becmuo convinced 1 Tho Second District Itepublican ConMr A Clark a prominent lawyer of Mall 4 it i p m HARMONIOUS vention was called to order by Dlstttct Hopktniville was the guest of Mrs Nancy am Wlu rtapreM fjj m V T Fow Chairman A II Anderson Bvanivllla Accomodation j IJ P Clark Saturday and Sunday rovlJtnceand Maillionvlllo hrrlvos m lor of Christian was elected temporary Mr John Rcnsbaw of Hopklnsvillo Ofttclal Proceedings of Hopkins In effect Uumlajr J 9 8A chairman and Edgar McUucn of McLean paid Mr Drasher a visit Sunday VY W lTIlKIDUIt Agent This organization temporary secretary County Republican Con- Â¬ Tho fencing gang of tbo L A N Is build- Â¬ was Ulor made permanent by report of ARRIVAL AMI UnPARTlMK OP TRAINS AT vcntloir committee on permanent organitation and ing a fence for Mes McAroy Ibis week NDRTOISiVILLE proved rmlnantly fair nnd satisfactory to v Mr M Drown began to sink tho shaft The Hopkins County Republican Con all concerned at tho new cbal mlno near here Monday A Fad Worth Knowing 6c ventlonmetat Madisonvlllo April I lib 1R Col It G Sebree was on hand In n good OOINO IJASTT Consumption LaGrippc Pneu humor and looking out for tho Interests of Mrs McAroy of Kellys visited her 1896 pursuant to the call of the County Mtmpltll to Central Clljr Committee for tho purpose ot selecting 610 p ni monia and nil Throat and Lung bis At a caucus of the Hopkins daughter here Saturday frionds Fulton t Loulivlllo delegates to the Republican State Conven 10451 m diseases are curetl by Shilohs county delegates held In tho morning the Marnpbis lo Ioulitllle it tli a m Cure For sale by tho St Ber Â¬ following wcro selected as members of the Mr John Myers a prominent merchant lion which meets In Louisville April 15th of this placo went to Nashville Thursday i B96 and going witsr for the purpose ot reorganizing nard DrugStotc various committees to bo appointed by the to buy goods loultvlll to Fulton jj p m tbe County Committee and for the trans Central City to Memphli 757 a in Now line Lap Dusters Buggy District Convention Committco on ResoThcro Is talk of James Long of Hop- - action 01 sucn other business as may Loultvllla to Memphli lutions C J Waddlll Credentials W II itjg a tn Whips and Buggy Harness at W kinsvllle establishing a newspaper at this come beloro It Hoss Permanent Organization K J Sal C McLcods place 6000 Dr Dakcr was elected unanimously and mon Itutes and Order of Iluslness j D Rev I W Crowo preached nt the R M Williams Secretary Mania Cbaifman pi tiopklns poanly Report of the The B ac h e 1 o r On motion tbo Cbalr appointed tbe fol Baptist church Saaday night Maids were enter- - Delation C j WdllK Maids lowing Committco on resolutions C I VJ There was sows wrangling in the Caucus Mr Will Arrolroagrof- - Kellys tpaid Waddlll I D Martin Chas Astlby Deo taincd Notes Personal Paragraphs and 9 and somo of Undelegates were Inclined to our town n visit Sunday T Itebinson Marion McCord R J Sal afternoon by itfiss Minnie Bour demand special concessions to their way Other Doings nt Home Worthy mon which committco after deliberation There Is a great doal of sIcknesjTiur land The day was perfect and all of thinkingbut finally decided among them Â¬ parted as follows of Special Mention town at present the Maids were present except selves to vote as a unit for Gardiner and RkbOLViD That we Repablicand ot Dr Jackson of Hopklnsvillo was in our two The meeting was called to do as they pleased upon all other questions Hopkins County la CotivMtlsa assent Energetic work backed by good town Sunday Consequently the delegation was divided bled rcnow our allegiance to tbo Grand Old Â¬ judgment nnd alertness to tho order and the minutes of the Sec upon all questions except tho vote for Gar Mr retary were read by Miss Dean diner voting 10 for llradley and 9 for Mc- - SundayMorris and family went to Empire Party believing In the wisdom and Just needs of tho public seems to rule to attend a meeting ness ot its policy and principles proud of the actions of the new firm of Bar our Secretary being absent There Klnley on tbe resolutions and amendment Miss Lizzie Drown a daughter of a its glorious past and rejoicing In its pros- Â¬ was quite an interesting piece of to iostruct delegates to national convention Arnold They have just wealthy farmer of this place was marrlod pects ot a bright future The Republican nett The Committee on Credentials was com poetry in tho Chat written by our on Wednesday to Dr A Seargent a promi party stands for tbe psace and prosperity laid pipes and added water works local poet Mr Jesse Phillips also posed as follows J V Posted Chits nent physician of Hopklnsvillo Tbey of the nation for the welfare and happi to their already well equipped tlani F A Mller and W A Jackson an article written by a reader of Daviess E P McAdams Hancock A II have gone to New York where they will ness of tbe people for Ibe rights and lib- Â¬ stable This with other improve erties of the Citizen for tbe highest wages who in not a member of Cabell Henderson V H Koss Hopkins resido for six months for honest toil and tbe widest markets and mcntsand the purchase of comfort- Â¬ the Chat Last Friday evening able carriages and new safe stock tWCIub Then came the contest Ellsworth McBuen McLean W T Sll down from Hopklnsvillo somo men camo best prices for American products for in a buggy to fix thriving industries healthy trade expand- for the prettiest girl in the club vey Webster J W Tbomasscn Union shows their business neumen After some considerable delay the Com a telephone wire While tbey wero fixing ing commerce for sound and stable cur Â¬ Earltngton needs just such pro- most amiable etc etc Delight- mittee on Credentials presented a majority the wire tbe horses ran away and ran rency for patriotism protection pros ful refreshments were served and report endorsing all delegations except about gressive up to date merchants jo yards and ran Into a tree it perity leciproclty reason and right the Maids adjourned Daviess county and dividing this delega damaged the buggy very badly Wo approve Gov Bradleys administra who while looking well to their tion equally giving io votes to each of Marvelous Results Thursday evening a few minutes after lion as Governor for bis courage and wis own interest yet show thoughtful A minority ro the contesting factions suppressing rowdyism and ruf ncss for the- good of the commun- Â¬ From a letter written by ltcv Gunder port was also presented recommending the passenger train had passed this place dom for In Wo con- Â¬ tbe stale capital the local ran into an empty freight train fianism man of Oimondsle Mich wo are per Â¬ ity thus disphying commendable that the total Miller Overatreet delegation on tat track It damaged two flats one demn the partisanship that sought to force mitted to make this extract I have no foresight entitling them to the hesitation In recommending Or Kings representing the First Convention held in gon and tbe cabooso by threats intimidation and anarchy the Zed libpral patronage which is being New Discovery as the results were almost Daviess be seated Fred Roberts moved election of a Demacratlc senator who was K to adopt tbe minority which gave a full not acceptable to any patty and that by marvelous In tbe case of my wife While extended to them Franks delegation and came with instruct Â¬ revolutionary tactics brought disgrace I was pastor ot tho Uaptut Church at Tbe Ilia ol Women ions lorBradley Dr Miller Chairman upon our slato We censure tho Demo Itlves Junction she was brought down with Constipation causes more than Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe Ter- Â¬ of tho Miller Overstreet Owensboro Concratic senate for wilfully and knowingly majority report re said robbing two senators of their seats in that half the ills of women Karls rible paroxsms of coughing would last vention upon that the flected him personally said be had body without any authority or color ot Clover Root Tea is n pleasant cure hours with little interruption arid it seemed numerous affladavits from white and color right and in defiance of tbe law and for as If she could not survive them A friend For sale by the for Constipation ed citizens sustaining tbe first convention The meeting last Sunday under preventing needed legislation for purely recommended Dr Kings New Discovery that the other side had not a single the St Bernard Drug Store leadership of Mrs Lizzie partisan purposes It was quick In ts work and highly satis affidavit to their support The rain Myers was one of the best held We approvo and endorse Hon R R In results Trial bottles freo at orlty report was adopted by Mrs Robert Tindell of Nash factory the Con lately and was well attended Graham for bis manly and dignified bear Kccnlar size is visiting her patents here St Dernard Drug Store villc Hop Â¬ vention against strong opposition ing as tbe representative of this County 50c and f 100 kins voto was 10 to 7 In favor of minority We express our commence in and our An Affidavit a number of thet young Quite There will be a report Committee on Rules and Order ladies took a very approval of Gov Bradley the gallant This is to certify tbatonMiy nth I Stockholders active part in fleeting meeting of the of business reported first thas the rules ot scrvfecs which shows that in the leader ot Kentucky Republicans and our walkm tn Mollcka drug aloro on a pair ot all the present Congress shall govern this crutches and bought a bottle of Chamber Stockholders of Convention and that tbe following order good work they arc always in the admiration for the great Wm McKinloy of Ohio the apostle of protection tba lains Pain Halm for Infhmatory rheuma tho Tradcwatcr Gas and Oil Co ot business be observed 1st Credentials lead advocate of tbe American WotWiugsnen tism which hid crippled mo up After in the office ot the St Bernard 3d Permanent Organization jd Resolu- Â¬ the friend of us plain common people using three bottles I am completely cured Charles E Jones made one of We Instruct our delegates to voto as a Coal Co at Earlington Ky on tions 4th Nomination of Congressman I can cheerfully recommend It Charles interesting talks to the delight unit for the nomination of Hon G T Thursday April 23d at 1 oclock 5tb Election of District Chairman 6th his all It YVeUel Sunbury Pa present Election of National Delegates 7th Alter of Franks the gifted young orator of Daviess M for tho purpose of electing a Sworn nnd subscribed to before me on P nates 8lb Electors and Assistant electors as the Republican candidate for congress Aigmt 10 1874 Walter Shiftman J P Board of Directors and transact Mr Cansler ot Christian entered a mo One feature of the meeting was in this district For sale at 50 cents per bottle by St Ber ing such oincr business as may tion to change order of business by nomi- remarks made liv Mr Prnnticp We Instruct our delegates to use their nard Drug Store Rvlingtnn lien T Kob nating Congressman before resolutions known as Dad como before the meeting which as usual votes voice and influence as a unit in tbo ioson Morions Gip Geo King St Although contrary to proved very interesting were introduced election of Hon T W Gardiner of this Charles Jas R RASHSecy all precedent the Convention yielded after County as district Delegate to the National Our City Marshal made an un some discussion and carried Mr Canslcrs All Recommend It The singing was led by Mr Convention and in the election of Hon Mr Franks usual capture Monday morning Ask your physician your druggist motion by a vote of oj to z Tames R Rash wlio as a leader W I Deboe and Hon S IS Smith as A team of horses drawing a wagon and your friends about Shilohs was then placed in nomination by W E has few Delegate from the state at targe equals They will Smith Mr Sebree was nominated by E made were good The selections rtly loaded with hay plunged Cure for Consumption and with the Tho following Delegates are selected lo recommend it For sale by the St C Vance of Hancock own Alain street able assistance of the organist attend and represent tlhis County in tba Air uarnott Franks received the nomination by a Bernard Drug Store stale Convention which meets in Louis was liorcliack near the sawmill good majority as was expected and Sebrco Miss Ethel Evans the music tor vilie April 15th Court House 1895 Viz It was quite a surprise to the In a feeling speech showed how be could the evening was of the best and rode out in front of the runa Â¬ District C J Waddlll J D Martin W ways He plied their noses vigor friends of Miss Mollic Whitford stand defeat and moved tho nomination be H Ross T W Gardiner Chas Asbby who is uow attending College in The president of the society Ncbo District Toney Dradley Geo Hill ously wtthhis heavy walking cane Ohio to learn thst she was secretly mado unanimous appealing to his friends t for strong support of Franks Mr Franks Bro VV F Burr for the first time which was splintered and finally married to one of the students was escorted to Ibe stand and crude a in weeks was able to attend tile I D Dell Hanson District W R Has- ton M McEwrn Charleston District J succeeded turning them from the sometime in January speech of thanks and promised to battle meeting and his presence gave P Alexander R Salmon Geo Kiug vigorously in tbe coming fight Ho de- Â¬ great joy to all His address was Walker Franklin Garlington District street and up bill in a vacant lot Ninety Per Cent clared for protective tariff and sound attentively listened to by the large Marion McCord D W Umstead P U where he captured them Of all the people need to taken course ot U money and declared bis belief in bis elec- crowd Moore Curtail Dan T Robinson R M f Sarsaparllla at this season to proHoods It Saves Llyes Every Day tion in November Williams ven that run down and debilitated condi- Â¬ Mr Walter McGary was select- Â¬ The foregoing delegates are selected to Thousands of cases of Consump- Â¬ tion wheih invites disease Tho money Tbe Resolutions were then read by E C Vance and instructed National dele Â¬ ed as a leader for Sunday evening attend and represent this County In tbe tion Asthma Coughs Colds and Invested In halt a dor n bottles of Hoods gates for Hon W O llradley cured everyday by Shi- Â¬ Sarsaparllla will como back with large re Â¬ Mr Franks was immediately upon his April 19 and the subject for the district convention which meets st Madi- Croup arc occasion will be Temperance sonville April 13 tSoO health lohs Cure For sale by St Ber- Â¬ turns In thenerves and vigor of body and feet with a resolution to amend the resolu Â¬ Come one come all The Republican County committta tor strength of tions as offered by instructing delegates to nard DrugStorc Ibis County is hereby reorganized and at Hoods Pills are easy to lake easy to vote for McKinloy He mado a speoch in Many people and wo aro sorry shall consist of tho following persons who At the Catholic church yesterday operate Cure all liver ills 35c support of his resolution saying that ha be tojsay some professing Christians shall hold oflico as provided in the rules Mr Chas IIcppclI and Miss Brid Â¬ Misses Annie Ashby and Inez lieved It now impossible to nominate llrad ridicule the idea of the Christian of tho Republicap organization of Kenget Slattery were united in matri Dean visited friends in Morions ley that Bradley was losing Instructions Endeavorcrs praying for the con- Â¬ tucky viz J I Harvey Chairman mony elsewhere in Kentucky Gap Sunday version ot Bob Ingcrsoll but they Charles Asbby T D Porter Wash Sla Then came tho fun eware of Ointments For Catarrh that should remember that God does ton Marion McCord Den T Robinson Pale Thin People contain Mercury t Llge Sebreopale and with oyoi Ihshing hear and answer the prayers of the R J Salmon and tbey shall appoint one Suiter from soma form of indigestion denounced tho move made by Franks and righteous nnd why not in this additional from each voting precinct so as a mercury will surely destroy tho sen so i they may not know it to conform to the above rulost the man who would desert one whom he case oi smell and completely derange tho wholo though Dr Cartstedla German Liver Syrup In claimed to bo a friend at just the time when C j Waddlll Chairman entering It through the mil- sjstem when weight and improves the color The Coming Many arc looking And on motion the foregoing resolutions Such articles should never creases the that friend most needed his support and up cous surfaces For sale by St Der on tho poor excuse tint Bradley was losing by aiding digestion Lecture with interest to the wero unanimously adopted After listen be used except on prescriptions from re nard Drug Store He said that while coming of Rev ing to a short talk from Hon S G Smith strength In the Stale putablo physicians ns tho damago they wjll do Is ten Told tq the good yott can posMr M Cain of Mortons Gap the Convention mado Franks their Con- Â¬ Denis McCabc in his lecture at tbe convention adjournec IS S Dakeh Chairman sibly drrlvo from them Halls Catarrh was in town yesterday gressional nominee unanimously thoy did the Church of the Immaculate ConR M Williams Secretary f Cheney not sell themselves body and soul to him to Cure manufactured by P ception on Wednesday April 32 No small objection which young folks Co Toledo O contains no mercury and with as ho pleased Ho declared bis do To the Public old time spring medicines was devotion to bis friend even if that friend A reception committee has been h taken Internally acting directly upon bad Jo tbe In our day this ob was down and said that ha for one was appointed composed of tho follow- Â¬ their nauseousuess As ono whose home was threat blood and mucous surfaces of tho system jection is removed and Ayers Sarsaparllla In bulng Halls Cntarrh Cure be sure there to oppose to the last the adoption ot ing gentlemen M Devney L on Monday night by the fire it powerful and popular of blood It Is taken intersjrdly too most OUgct lliogenuliiQ Franks McKinloy resolution H OBrien John M Victory Peter gives mere al pleasure to attest to as pleasant to the palate as a in Toledo Ohio by F J purifiers is nnd made Fred Roberts atld ho came as a stiunch Herb Richard Morgan and J T tho prompt and ready response of cordial Cheney Co Testimonials free supporter of Franks and also of llradley The lecture will be ac- Â¬ our citizens to the fire alarm Sold by Druggists prlco 75c per bottle Stockholders There will be a bat tu Davjcss County Convention had Cooncn The members of tho Fire De Â¬ Halls Family Pills nro the best meeting oi tho Instructed for Franks and for llradley companied with a musical program McetlpK partment nero quickly upon the He was astonished at Franks action will begin at 7 p m which Stockholders of B Stokes of Dieo Mrs C Dr Miller of Owensboro said be bad spot with all apparatus in good PROGRAM this place on Saturday last In- Â¬ tho Sand Lick Oil and Gas Co come to Madisonvlllo to work for Franks Zampa Overture Organ Hrrold order each individual member terment at Southards gravo yard in tho office of tho St Bernard when he should be at home in his Reglna Cooll Quartoile A Swillins ready and alert Many others of wbbir on bed that Franks was nominated and 3 Oberon selections organ Coal Co at EarlingtonKy x none t asior uuet Karls lover loot lea uavocci our citizens were on hand showing He de 4 gratitude his this was Thursday April 33d 1806 at 1 Unrruo ven 5 Klavler Concert Organ bo 6 Is a sure cure for Headache and Kossini deep interest and readiness to act Imflamtnatus Quintette of nounced FrankA as a traitor nnd said - oclock P Mi for the purpose Nothing rehim E C Vanco of j Lecluro was ashamed Religion Its Social Value nervous diseases as the emergency demanded and Hancock spoke favoring llradley Rov Dennis McCabo He tjr lieves BO quickly For sale by tho ulccting a Board of Directors It is with a grateful heart I ex- Â¬ Saint Sabns transacting such other business as said he did not ace how an honest man Heroic March Orfcan St Bernard Drug Store tend earnest thanks to each and could look Into bis own soul and disregard JUnUOULUINO GeoftjUMooru was in Henderson may come before tho meeting every helper who stood at the post the instructions of bis constituents R Hash Secy Trad Mark Jas week Franks then took the floor and begged of duty William F Bukr A Quart fur s Cents Catarrh tired that Instructions be not introduced favor Â¬ Who in a Hetter JuJge POtft NOT STRBAK TUB CLOTHES Why auffrr wiib Coughs Colds and La Health and sweet breath secured ing llradley claimed that everybody in Tho hlosl llluing made Take no other W N Brandon of Cadli Ky druggist fjjA Remedy ha district knew he was for McKinloy For silo by St Uernard Drug Storo Grlppa whmi Lxativb Urouo Quininb by Shilohs Catarrh 1 T nt Cnrlstedls German sel Does not pro was defeated by a vote Nasal Injector will euro 011 In ono d ty V Mvr Powder than all medicines combined Price 50 cents by St Bernard Franks amendment Christian Aye 3i For sak of 71 to 6s as follows good4or all free Died A child of Mr and Mrs duce the ringing In tbo head like Sulphate for ller Irouble Its really Davlns Aye 2 No 19 Franks challenged G G Ligon Saturday I Burial at pi Quinine Put up In tablets convenient diseases tho human system Is liplr to an Jt Drug Storo for taking Guarantee to cure or money lLeeher once informed a DavlcsH county vote Hancock No 8 Rosccrcek In order nnd RBls the stomach nnd bowel iinm vvnnl Price aj Cwits For stla by refunded earner 10 him complaining of Henderson No iH Hopkins Np to Aye starts the human nnchlncty oft as If ult man who Drive out tbe Impurities t cmypur blood St Dernard Drug Store Karlmgtw Ky Union Irealily oiled It Is simply wonder- - gloomy and WWenl Mini that what 9 McLean Np 8 Webster Ays 11 wr battle No 8 yvttb Hood Sarsaparllla and thut avoid he most 8wHlSdlClM 1 1 AMIlf All ft 4 si a Al lAoilll ful whst this medicine rtoos for suffering munlw nt rours BUCh at lieu WUIK ItCHlir ikf r resolutions wrs hen paswd that tlrsd languid fwliog and sven wrlouj he llradley vtry do beioj humanity For sahi iy St Howard Prug J Averi CathiilcrHl VllttoutdisMnt K C Vane and Polk Ulnm Â¬ Ji recent ames Misb Moore re viewed The Cradle of the Wash ingtons Munsey which threw light on the ancestors of our great hero Delightful refreshments were served and the Club adjourned The next meeting will bo held with Mrs Chas McGary Â¬ wo XAliOAlI Halo MnmiAiottirnra good as it usually is in Earling- Â¬ ton and tho vender entertained AN ELOPEMENT and held the crowd together un Â¬ usually well n largo crowd Jho Purnell a Miner Leaves When the snake oil began to Wife and Children nnd En lose its charms the other member tlcesa Young Girl to go of the enterprising firm took the 1CI3IMTIJOIXV Graw and Currens travelers opened up the sale of snake oil and other things on tho street corner nfter n days advertising by means of snake skins etc dis played on a wagon The sale ol medicine was very Â¬ With film C O AV F Â¬ 6arIirfgfor iajajaenings Saturday Â¬ Â¬ Soma time Saturday or Saturday night John Purnell deserted his wife and several small children and eloped with a girl of about 16 years Ova daughter of F D Pursley of this place Purnell has been a hard working coal miner for a number of years ana lias ueen considered re lUDic Hence ins menus arc much surprised at his desertion I and clopcmpnt The wont feature of the case is nis leaving without means of support his wife and small children Thcwife isnot th good health MuchiKdigHatioa is felt and ex prcsed7Iy citizens of Earlington Mrs Purnell was a Miss Donahoc before her marriage The pair boarded train No 54 at Madisonvillc Saturday night with tickets for Carmi 111 where they landed and have not since been heard from Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ foocomoiiOe Blasts Â¬ Â¬ - A force ot men have been at work at Madisonvilla the past week moving the passenger depot back from the track about eight feet further and making new plat- Â¬ form there Conductor Thos Harpar after a rest ot a few days is back again tn charge of a train Conductor Wm Dramwell who was up to see his family last Sunday expresses tbo fear that his little daughter who has recently been quite ill with scarlet fever is now suffering from an attack of mumps Supervisor Davis has been out with tbe work train the past Week loading and distributing ties Quite a large amount ot rock ballast is now being distributed along tbe Hender son division Â¬ Â¬ Skww1 Â¬ t The Flan System is now rnnnirf4a special train for ilia transportation from Gainsville Florida Yprd This train is run dally and con Â¬ sists ot 35 or 30 cars In one months time over 50000 quarts of strawberries bave been shipped by rail from Lakeland fla to the north They sold for twanly five cents per quart and brought upon tba market liajoo Agent Jake Wooldridge of Springfield Tennessee made relatives her a few hours villi last Sunday Tbe telegraph wire has been cut out of Ibe Kellys office by order of Superintend Â¬ ent Dickson Last Monday night while William Wbitsel a brakenan pn tbe Henderson division was enroule to Ctarkivllle on a special train at a point between Guthrie and Clarksville he toll from a car receiving injuries wblcb wars at first feared would prove fatal The physician whoex amined him says that be can discover no broken bones and thai the bead seems to bear the most cats and bruises Tbe suf fering roan baa been kindly cared for by tbe railroad company Hie brother Ed Wbitsel of Hanson has been called to bis bedside air Wbitsel Is a member of the Golden Cross at Barlington Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ToTftCw Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ stand and told his story His specialty was a small ornamental pin a sample of which he wore He mode an indecent and sug gestive speech to the mixed crowd of men women and children in that ntno tcntlis of my troulileif wero caused by constipation t began tlm 1110 which ho claimed wonderful things of Ayers 1llln with tho most aatlifnu that could be done with this pin tory results never having n ainglo nttaclc that did not readily 3 Ictd tu this which he said contained lenses remedy My wife who had been nn that would exhibit the contents of Invalid for years nlso began to us Aycrit Mils nnd her hcnlthwns quickly a room through a key hole and restored With my children I had no other impossible and indecent ticed that nearly nil their ailments were by constipation ondjlrsowr things He also informed his lis- preceded pica vi ro ot knowlllgUriti with had tho teners that it was contrary to law children at with parcntti AyrrFMI V If taken to sell these pins and after ha sickness In season avert nil danger ot II Wrttstkw liyron 111 was through appealing to their lower instincLv he announced thatH8ince ho cotd not sell the Highest Honors nt Worlds Fair pins he would 30II a microscope Ayers Sarsaparllla Strengthens tho System and give a pin with each microscope for 25 cents Those candidates for humbug gery were so numerous that the humbuggcr could not pass his More than balf tbe victims of comumfy humbug out fast enough They tioit do not knuw tbty i tve it Here ts a list of symptoihs by which consumption can were only caught for a quarter certainly be detected apiece but the aggregate was conCougb one or two slight efforts on rising occurring during the day and fre siderable t night There seems to be many people quently tlurinij theafter exertion Short breMinz Tightness of the best who do not learn even from their Qiiick pulse especially noticeable In the own experience but arc always evening and after a full meal ready for the next chance to be u Chilliness in the evening followed by Slight freer humbugged again Perspiration toward morning and Tale face and languiJ In the morning has divided the race Some one Loss of vitality into three classes the wise the If you have these symptoms or any of Those them do not delay There are many happy and the foolish preparations which claim to be cures but who learn from their own experDr iWitfi Casilib RtitJy for Consumption ience are the wise those who learn las Hie hisfhcit endorsements and has It will of con from the experience of others the stood the test its years stages arrest driveÂ¬ earlier sumption in and happy those who learn neither awiy the symptoms rained It is manu finured Lyvthe Co 16 from their own experience nor the and 13 Chambers Acker Medicine and sola St New York by all reputable druggists experience of others the foolish Perhaps the latter class do not deserve so much svmnathv hut 5b Children Cry For It the indications arc that it would Dr Carlstcdts German Liver Syrup is doubtless be well for the commu- tho favorito cathartic becausa so pleasant to take For sale by St Dernard Drug nity if a prohibiting license were Store 50 and 00 per bottlo put upon this class of humbugging street vcndcrsitaIt has only been a short time i since two fellows calling themselves Quaker Doctors and atDRUGGtSt tempting to assume the garb and CHARLES ST language of the Quaker but whose speech and bearing clearly beKENTUCKY trayed their fraudulent claims carried off a hatful of dollars be longing to the men who pulled the Htcc Cine of Druggists Sunories prescriptions Carefullij Eomvounbeb cork under And these men had been warned One would expect men of some reschtment from SON spirit A few eggs or spoiled cabbages wonld fit the case Â¬ Â¬ AYERS PILLS Danger Â¬ anal - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 - Â¬ Â¬ BEBSSffit8k jff r X 1 J v Â¬ Â¬ BENT ROBIN For Dyapebsla And Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by St Ber- Â¬ DRUGGIST Kentucky - TSlcurtotrx Octp nard Drug Store WANTED thins W patent vou hrlnjt wealth Alwayson hand a full and complete atock of DHUGS AND MKDIGINHSIKUHUMBKY and TOILET AKTI- CLES PAINTS AND OILS AN IDEAffteSaSS lrotect your Ideas ttbermar Write JOUN WKDDKll Â¬ J1U11N CO 1aUint Attorneys 1 O for their 11800 prize offer Washington Â¬ Cake Baking Is easily dono to perfection If you know Just how lo propeily proportion the an gar butter cream etc that compose It Of course you celect tio very boot of those articles Imt what docs quality amount to when you dont proportion light y You know It you put in too I f tho pro much luittor Its a failure portions aio regulated by an experienced cook aro weighed nnd measured not Buecseil nnd aro ot uniform quality then tho enko Is 0 success anil the housauifo jiasrca it with some degree of piiile SI 10 knows that good things aro favorably talked of and this la just why you hear ro much of Dr Holla Pino Tur Honey Ita mado only by tho i K Sutherland Medicine Company of Iaducali Ky and DrK E Sutli crland docs llic compounding If you have a couch or any ailment wlioro a bronchial romedy la indicated you try a botto from any drug store and youll know tho rest of tills story hotter than wo can toll you Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 4 ats l Baautlfir the blood and gives a clear and beautiful complexion For sale by St Bernard Drug Store A Karls Clover Root Tea purifies ERDVE m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ revival conducted by Revs Elgin and Cherry will begin at the U E Church South Monday evening Dont 1st anyone persuade you to lake anything else instead ot Simmons Liver Regulator Soao merchants will try lo do Ibis but not tor vour own good They do It to make a little mora profit on some thing which Is of an Inferior quality though you must pay Just as much for tho bad as for tba good tie sure to lake Sim- moos Livar Regulator and nothing else Look tor Ibe Red Z on every package Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Miss Myrtis Mc Carlcy to Mr W II Hughes of Morganheld on Wednesday April 39th at 930 a m Ducklena Arnica Salve Tbo Heat Salva in tbe world tor Cuts Salt Rheum Drulses Sores Ulcers Fever Sores Teller Cbapied Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Rruptlons and positively cures Piles or no pay re quired It Is guaranteed to give perfect Pnco 33 satisfaction or mosey refunded cents per bos For Sale by St Dernard Drug Store TASTELESS Ovtr Profit Paying Stop it ers Guide C HILL Â¬ j IUM16 Michigan Ave Get our Qreat Catalogue and Buy- Â¬ Well eend it for 13 cents in stamps to pay part postage IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS Tbo Book a free or expressnge PRICE ROcto 900 Pages X20O0 illustrations 40000 WARRANTED niLATii ills N6t 10 lssa inscriptions everything thatll wed Bt you ought to rri Modlclno Co aoldUuU Mo au bottles ot tn life tells you what lentlemem Wo lut year pay whether you buy of us or not ailOVIfX TAUTUMOtt ClIIU TONIC ihI tiarit Krota Biroaqr mi rrnr la mi nr j from maker to user GetiU txtutfiil tlirfl 14 One profit paheuce ot rer In Iho tfruii butlnoM Uaia ueTor oll an article thst Bare such uutrcma nullf CO voura truly MONTaOMnRY WARD UtcUun juur Toulo AUNircuun ACo Originator ot the Mall Order Method TDNIC a08T IN QUANTITY Chicago lat Mr R L Ferguson of Mortoi s Gap was in the city Wednesday eve f will bo an agreeable surprise 10 per sons subject to attacks of bilious enlis to hud learn thai prompt rnliol may I taking Cbambarlain Colic LhoLK Remedy In man Diarrhoea the attack my be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the Ural symptoms ap Â¬ d 30 cent boltloa for sale by pear JJ Drug Store Uarllngion Ilea T KoWdfOB Morions asp Geo Kidfti Si Cbatl M i 1 BE8TIN QUAUT ITABLERS BUCKEYE WORMS WHITES CREIM n0 li v- - IlilTIICIIT pin 1 fcntil 1 TyS HOTHING DDT PIUS A 8URK I VERMIFUGEI Has led all WORM I ncdlNa 1 1 8or felly1 IJUU liunu fr 1wrd CERTAIN and IM UAMa AM CURE SUk EST REMEDY for PILBg m- EVERY BOTTLE 1 IUARANTEEO b Wmdle sr tana IK1XII ltliaixEi3N mvais UHUiiuiN ra aria ci cr lquihj iicauiDioa asviwaa to rMr t i ir T- - 1 U l4fWy U3Lmi w V -- PJ rib irrttT F r r it Tl iDMWtf--- 1 -- - i -- 13 v 53cc rcnMBt i CO KSwSrSfeSSI STEEL TnAOKED ROADS A EtfVAUWSS SHADED HIOKvVAYO Why tin i1 Iei Year lit advance MOVEMENT l SI Month Tliree Mntilhs Sec Publishing Official Dircciory State- OoVetnorW Lb PtBtlSttllM ss il UeutOomnor WmfjWoriiilnRton Sfitrelsrjr of SlAteqhatlce rinlejAltoinor General Vrn S Taylor Auditor Samuol II fetono 0 I1ridler rolUlrnt leaders In tho wreck ot matter rind the cmsh of rorlds eoronallons convcntlonc boatrnecs nnd Uiinrrn It In Just na well not to forget that tho farmer feeds us all when the-- mud doesnt prevent Un hautliiij stud to market Farmer ODOnncil of Kew York state dtfltiiictly understood that he and not Farmer IJuucl or Now Jersey or tuiy other person is tho miffgostor tracked roadway pe rharts Uic most promising of tho new good roods Ideas Farmers V Donncll XromUlnR Iilen Ailvocntcd by lastern tho land wcro wheelmen rnoto attention would bo paid to tho planting of tfeca along tho public hlghwnys Tho plcnsuro of n numiner day rldo Is greatly heightened If tho road leads whero tho friendly shade of trees tnny fall across It Tho cool iragranco of the woods Is mado enjoyable because ofthe contrast between Its beautiful nrchwayU and Hut were U10 sunny stretches beyond all the roads through woodlands Iho surroundings would become monotonous but not so painfully so as where Tree tlantlns U all tho rond BUpcrvUors ot Kncournc KvefT TProorrsstve CMltert dtfi i JL isa I BeRNftRD as l IiNoonponATROl Coal Qo A L N RAILROAD ortHAT tub tflUOUGI TRUNK icr N in cvdi mm rhVlmKl evk t0 servc department uij yu ltetcen the cities ol Cincinniul Lexington Louiovillo Evahsvillc St Louis And the cities at with 1 NEW GOOD and ATTliAClWE TT Xjh4 ti P a wuu CTAT1TLJC ana ivunlx XTyxr bUUJJb -- vv-r-vV in all lines in f outi fr- Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobiio and Now Orleans aeh WAtliotat Cl JE AND SPKEU UNKIVALKD rfcs ift l TrcaiurrrGca WUng Snpterlntondont Inblto Inllruetlon Wm J DaviJson Comtnlsslont r of ARilctillutn Lucas Moot Keglstsr tand Offico Charles O Reynolds Iniurthea Commissioner I N ComlnEOtr Stale tnscclofof Public Trims Columbus W oi tho BtooJ SEISIEEAL 5TDRE5 m PHY BDtlDS Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds BHORTK3T AND QU1CKRST KOUTK From St Louis Evansvlllo and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST J AND SOUTH t V m S3--v MJ- - ir - THROUGH COACHES k ir Uudd and others pro Â¬ Contt ot Appeals CMct Justice V S Prfot pose In brief to R Grace T It farmer Judges G tl Uaclln lay wide shallow D U D Goltr J II Haielrlff J II Lewis steel rolls In tho Clerk Court Ap A TEItlUBLE EX Reporter B W llinti public hrhwny Peals A Atldamt Depot Clerks Court Appeals AMrLE ivltli t union ta at Itobt L Croon Wood Longmoor Jrj Sergeant O Intervals Wagon wheels would run A Robcttien Tlpstau W S 11 Illll Inches dnporlor Contt lrcilillns Judge Joe Barbour easily on flat rails eight or ten Judges W It YostJr Jos Uaibour J II Drentl wide wlUi fltujEOfl on cither side to pre nt tJin wlipcla Rllnnhirr off Except Librarian lira Mary Drown Day upon main Iravcletl ronds Utoeostnlight Infractor of Minos C J Norwood Railroad ComintsslonI tv Dcmpsey Ik S lirotty licavy jiut tncro woum uo iu Inttn Jno C Wood most no limit to tho loads thotcouldbo County drawn upon sucha track Dlcycllsta mild casllv nso It Tho appearanco Judge ot Circuit Court C J tralt nilrrht not cjulto equal that of agood Commonwealth Attorney John T Grajrol wcll crowncu raacacinm roati out xno Clrculfprnrt Clerk John Chrlity Idea Is worth conslderlag especially In Jlidgo of County Court Jno G B Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon regions where macadamstonols scarce County CletkV II Arnold One beauty ot tho steel track Is that ShctllWWill Tbomion wagons with narrow tires could Bafely Jallor S F Ollutl uso it Macadam necessitates a broad Superintendent ot Schools Ihet II Smith tiro law which causes some opposition Coroner Jno II Uooih How truo It Is that theres nothing MAOtSTKtTK new under tho sun I Here wo arc again Plttt District tlonry Shair back at tho old plank road idea A steel Sc6ond DIttalct O J Fanwworth plank running lengthwleo instead of a Letter Dress GbodsVLihelis From above cities io Nashville and Chattanooga mak- Â¬ ing direct con ncction WITH PULLMAN BaPTS l AVontTB SOMMGIf tlOAD tho vny Is wholly In the glare oi Hit A PALACE CARS AND 5HDE2 xVny thing i - you want at the most reasbhablefiViG Jjlw For AtlnntnSavannaliMacon Jacksonville and PointB IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Gutliri and Naahvillc for all points The ideal toad s that one whercoo sun nnd shndow happily blend nnd In iermlUgle Such hlghvvuys cuii be pro vldcd If Guflicieut attention ta given t the planting and care of trees- - Wheel men should use their Influence to en courage tree planting U A W Bui tun faww crrinrlcj fl-in- will rrivr Jcf WMW UVS VV- - cnvnn i W is J North East South andWefit in runnian raiace t CLDTHTNg i ars xm EMfBRXWTS coking homes on tho lino of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this compaf rates rotltos c or write to v C P Atmow Q P TA Mini A 1 OPINION The Road Problem U AsicrtlnJ tuclf SOUTHERN in tx the Cotton Stutos4 The subject of Improved public high ways Is tit tract I tig a lurge Bhnre of pub Ho attention In the Opinion of th - Qur facilities are exceptional forgiving yotl besTrfiin a larce jfcline of goods of your selection made to order We also carry big stock ot READY MADE CLOTHING at best nrices iaW T - ft Third Dltttlct J C Bacon Fourth District T P Jones Fifth Dlsliict II F Porter Slilh District W II Clto wooden onocrossvvlsej thntflnllthetllf vcc ibrarics fcrence And In tho west tho last few years have seen tho reappearance of tho prai rie Rchooner and the freight wagon Owe IiAKoboN Â¬ It I f1 H r t Tho convict labor question is n very Knotty problem that is still waiting for solution t JNOB ATKINSOK JR LIBRARY It knocks nt the door of nearly every roa tub coLoam rtorLi state capital during each session of tho Open o a m tog p tn dally eicept Sunday Excellent collection ot books and peiiodlcals legislature but Is usually turned away Everybody welcome with n promise of more consideration nt noine futuro time The good roads problem U also nqucs Cobgc Directory tlon of importnuccln tho land In soino localities one of these problems is per- Â¬ rV TURNER LODGE No 548 F 4 mitted to solve tho other Tvo birds AM Stated meetloes the brst and arc killed with one stone third Saturdays tn each month at 730 p That tho present mode of employing tn Transient brethren cordially invited Antiquated Methods Mast Uo W c McLKOU w Mi convicts Is very unsatisfactory is proved o attend Chas Cowell Secretary by the unBittled condition of tho ques- Â¬ Tho old stylo corduroy highway wat nearly every strlto whqroit is n well enough thing In the ploneei ST BERNARD LODGE No uo I tion in old system every followingtlsfrgm ft O O F MeetsVisitingTuesday night tlnnu ofTho Dayton0 HeraldaVecenb period and theand throwing of spalllnj bretnren cor Issue 017300 m tho the highways dirt frotr dlallr invited to attend Tho Ohio ptfiltcntlnry seems to Buffer the side Into the c entcrof the pike wat JOHN WYATT N G C II Hunt Secretary from tho general bunlnoSsdcprci3jniTie doubtless the proper Uilng In its day anntipl report of tho board of mariairem but tho farmer who worked out hit r ibuj ino Burpius 01 exrroinrrs n snows inai in EARLINGTON COMMANDERY No u over expenses was 31073 In ISM tho do- - taxes In thls way has learned at las UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROS S 11157 nnA ln1OTttia nl rif rinmlnr Vnn that it has been a costly as well as 1 meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each Ueflclt ofcnrnInkwnnK346L2 THtflwinrd worthless proceeding and he 13 now month A cordial Invlttalon Is expended visiting nscrlben several reasons for thla chanire among- Sir Knights and lakles tbo reformers There hao beet of tibont lSrj000 nmonir hem tho nasnarre J D WYATT N a of a law icqiilrinc tha nrandtnsUf alii ioo much destruction TIIOS N DLACK K ot R njrvagon tlrci prlson mado coods and tho passage of the K id springs Tho farm carriage hat Llewellyn law restrlctlns thohumber ol often wreeketl IntkB ruts one o 8jJNIGIITS OF abortrs mealed In maklnVany cria kind TftruT -stock hos suTered This loss hat v jJieti evot in tne of poods Ifi tho pcnnl nnd reformatory n luldlnc Vthe order are otltutlonH of tho Btato to tehirfeenttrf Allmcu finally appealed to tho pocket nnd tin to attend 5i1iyln Iho froo lalMjrpmploycdrinWrtlcIng- - like farmere who have been figuring ojH T C MARTIN C a Kood In ho slate TIicbo liavfilcd an the W F Ruhr K of R and S lnnl claims tofn- dtfmornllintlon of the profit nnd loss on the old system art contract syiitom It rebommemls tho re now the advocates of the new Perman HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A 0 U W meets pal of tho last nameif law the llrst huv imprbvemenf Is hero to stoj everyThursday evening at 730 oclock p m lng been ilrfluredfuticonotltutlonal or U ent road Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend this cannot bo done thcn that the limit and grow nnd an the movement spread N W Hurr M W nxed by Hie lilwcllyii law be inlsid to Hi through well directed methods tbourct E H Scruggs Recorder least 23 ptr tent Tlio situation is one o of good roads wlllbenotonlygradnajbj creat lnUrrit and wltl lirMinbly Mad tc extended this year but will rapidly in turllicr nKltutlan of tlietllfflcult qucctloni crease Tho farmer who looks nftei of employment oftonvltt Ialoi In tills tfoifnection it may liiwiid thul tho road over which his farmproducti 51Urclj Dtrcctorij penitential les ur nro taken to market Is tho farmer wht wlictlier or not tin self sipportliig has nothing t dowitli now saves money even when tho prici tltu fae of his products Is low Cycling Gazette CATIIOLlt CIIURCtI OP TUB IMMACULATB The inoro money the convicts mnkf TWOULD BfcT TIIEM TnlKIlINO for tho Ktate under the Ohhj system tht t f CONCEPTION fiiij ialwr Is deprived of Thriv a in second mais and sermon tnoie First mass 700 gtjo a in Rosary Instruction and benediction at ing ittnltentiuVle3 nrc not the motil sjo p m every Sunday AM poenan pastor r liujieftil of signs 17 L I ul vrk A it wotild be eVen leJtttj4Btifretc CHRISTIAN CHURCH luloi to support JiUjPieJtiiTin Sunilay school every Sunday morning from have the colivIeJWjfee ialior cf it 9jo to 1050 Communion service following at lyeaiisof iifipoitr too Prayer meeting every Thursday evening At the present time tho uoik of mnk-rigyittgnlllet rit KBtenvJ af htgawnyi MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Jipjwnrs to tilVer the beat nminnof cm Services aocond Saturday evening and Sunday ptuylng niaiiyi of the- - coivvklv The Prayer meeting Monday night each month Sunday chool at 930 a m D S Edwards rauor ailiuulil nut be pfftHltteth 1 3 foinpetc ulth frto lttl0r In Ihe hmmtfuctuierf M B CHURCH Itoatla KhtHtld lx mntk belter- Services Crst Sunday each month morning When oh when willlhMnuueiiitiHql fnd night Prayer meeting every Wednesday oh li glsfitQi iiJOKH giilhetera Known night Sunday school at 130 p m O MUURNETT Pastor twafetolii iictnla of the llotV U A W Ilulletln Our roads would be lovel and hard and 11 - KARL1NGTON FREE LIBRARY Open 10 a m tag p m dally except Sunday More than joo yolumes jo periodicals mineral collection Indian relics native woods etc Cordial kvlutlon to all THE CONVICT PROBLEM It Can Ho Solved by Kniploylng Prisoners in Itonil Construction good rojnXs Is one great need ol the day In the cotton states Inordef to hnve better roudd It la necessary t reorganlOT our present general pious o road working and adopt iqoro modcrr und more cgectlVe methods It BCtini that it would be a wlso pln io utilize county convicts In connection with U1I1 Jlno of work These ronvlctnnre iikimiI ly a burden on the county They shoulr uo worKen iney buojiki uo worker for profit Whnt better proflt tut th tax aycrs de slru than the prom arts lug from better public ronds V ilettet roadsaK tiullrcctly u prolt o cvrffj farmer that travels over them Th better the road the less strain upon tin team nnd the wilgon ant the hnrnes and tho patience of tho driver Th better tho road the greater tho saving of time in going from one mile to un other and Uic greater case with whlcl tho burden of freight Istranspqrted MIks Southern rutin lncltc of Stilrkvlllc mtj iJ j I Louisville Kentucky Hats and ISapsI A varied assortment of seasonable articlesViriTliis line C styles always on hand v V Latest - Mx l ONLY A WM iNiun RIDE 1 o J sfci- Setsits Furnishings v uiv - sr - r io zfin - Ins SOUTHWESTERN J Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes lars and Cuffs everything -- LTrnb eliSs i -- W jool- -- nlSrwea v -- THE LIMITED The Pastttt and Finest Trains mahUa direct connection to Iolnts lis BRDCERfeB may find in a city grocery u kt-iziM if i f i jt- - X yV fy MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Ask lor Tickets via tho CHESAPEAKE OHIO 1 No better Grocery anywhere than ours Everything that you r Yl rS Q rtAiinoAD C n nYAN PattcHsris and Ticarr Accnt vicksv orncr tie roum avs QUEENSWAREi China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety a11 JOHN ECHOLS Otol Manngcr 0 Q HATCrf Ocn1 1asa Agent KY m L0UI3VIUC Pll ofrsrr FURNlTOREj n r An ljtoo other necessary articles for everyday life ST CHARLES John Salmon --of Ilsley was In town last week VC i 1 The new arrival at the home of Mr Jenkins isWhoy Two medicine venders of snake oil notoriety got in their work on some of oar people last Friday night to tha tune of tweaty dollars or more without nnhilchiDg their team Charles Jenkins who left here last November for his homo in West Virginia returned last Saturday and will again take up bis abode with us Charles like many bthers has about concluded thntthero is no place like St Charles Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t - imfJt m 1 Bro W H Finch pastor of the Chris- Â¬ tian church here filled bis regular appointment last Sunday at eleven oclock Mrs Minerva Rainer wjfo of 1 A Ralner died of consumption at her homo here last Saturday and was interred at the C P cemetery on Sunday Bro W H Finch Conducted the funeral services Mrs Ralaer has been gradually sinking for several years and bora her sufferings with great fortitude Sho has been a member of the Methodist church for thirty nine years Â¬ 4PSiW E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night by I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting eyery Friday nlcli Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer meeting every Sundayevening at 630 at Assembly Hall ZION Inrviilltcfor KimhI ItoiiU TJie pUUKiiie drlveitt of n township i Iluntltjrtriii county have niiule It a nile fvr tin past twnyiiats to present u soid wntcli and eluiitijo ln ionl iSnper- tisotn of lli tOKnrtlrjhi fofknplug the A Mr AUbii twills lit good tvpulr aitl Itavf tiih Ix oii the Wittehes iintl chuin ihing foe publle road Services every Sunday morning at n oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at go am W A Walker pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at a m and 7 p m Sun day school at py a tn W W Foster pastor AM B CHURCH n nTaMsottptlle CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundays al 1030 a m and froo p 111 by Rev S F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at 1030 a in Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 DAPTIST CHURCH I f iiivih8orTlmMiMisKluclBon uvtrlenl of gold This Is n new ruprrlsura but n iy iixiiiiuii thing fur railroHil seel Ion iCV oisto lecelve prtae every lh Ust sections of 10111I betU sir it ea h tlUiMHiii of I hi IVnrKilianla nlroujl This nclion on the iait ol ifn-- uCUlnU mttlAj It an Inei tithe foi iiVruitlcilitlgobd roudsUiils -- Medlh IsiJ biilirf- il 11 ll m Preaching every Brst and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun Â¬ day morning at 915 u M Would pie cr lie Missed litiH mllrtt cl This Mould encircle In1 jrliibc fii tlinen or gS to the moon more limn the limes Ilnl f moh ol linn would g their Jnyt hiit ami nrti t Hue bail Itntlt iwdtlil he Iih miiiilry iintnurr iiiiilH IKiiit iicoii jut i B CHURCH SOUTH Prcacuing every first and ihltd Lorda day morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every Sunday rooming at 900 oclock CUMBERLAND rRESDYrBRIAN CHURCH Provldenl Hultor t I nili nfruttl wild the girls futber that llnrnlitwll not be inncliof aaiicf Swh In life Ilo MTina very pintlontnnd Preaching everjf Second Sihbsth at 11 am nd 719 tl wi by W ABoon Pastor Prayer trtceting every Friday night at 7o oclock - yRESSYTBrtlAN CHURCH T Sunday school every Sunday morning at 011 Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 1 ocloak i TTOT have Mrs Btuckup Mrs Btuckup Yes Ihoy nro all im In what way v Ilo Kultl that If w wcro to marry ho ported fowls you Nelghbocr dont tell mo boI J was sure iWnfc thcrq was no reason why suppose they lay eggs OYery day V our lives sliould never know want Mrs Btucirop proudly They could Wax Wliul makes him bo Biire do BOif they unwpropcr but our cirHe Bald ho had looked un your rat-- cumstances nro such that my hens uro lug In tho commercial ugenovs pot required to lay egga every day WMhlnelon Star Texas Sittings Vhs lertlnent Juory Itow lontr oh Lord how Ions until Of foreign Juke wo have our fill And Vankee maidens bright and cay To all theso ferrln dudes will ssy Let others oer your lordship fuss The Tankeo dudaH do fortinl U A W Dultctln Anytblng- - to Get Hid of It Orlnneu What nro you ging to tnlco for that frightful cold you io got neat And planned In a better style It horses could rids on tho cushioned seat And men do the pulling- awhllo As predicted in our last the wedding Pood Tloads bells called us together last Wednesday Uood Roade Increase Trade night Miss Job McAllister arid Mr W J Maurjco Thompson tho poet and Fault naturalist of Crawfordsvllle Jnd says Miss wero the contracting parties with Phrooia Murphy and J F Blck a5 A successful business man said to mo seconds The Methodist church was the oil good roads run down which ho meant that trafllo ffowed liki appelated place and was filled to the utwater along a pleasant highway Blion most The bridal party was all that cpald me a flourishing town nnd I will prove be wished for in appearance and were just to you that it Is a basin Into which good enough behind time to raise aux ietyfo highways pour tholr etreams 1 know the tip foe of expectation Brother B A that tills is truo in Indiana There l Brandon of the Methodist church tied the not o genuinely flourishing town within our statowblch is fed by jll kept roads nupltal knotaflcr which the party together Mud colors whatever Jtcqmes in tfucb with their friends repaired to the borne with even tho lemperand aspirations ol of the bride where theyvere riclilyVnlcr men and women TYho can keep In a talned the remainder of the evening The good humor with clay on his feet St Charles brass band discoursed approUasjr to tlnesa priate music for the occasion and later an If you were a farmer and lived between elegant repast was served The event has Two towns that wished your trsde And one had streets all hard and clean been anticipated with joy for some time Whlls tho other town displayed They are both well and favorably known A sorry scene of mild and traah Which town do you think would est your here nnd have grown up together from cash 7 childhood The entire affair was most en- Â¬ T A XT HutWIn joyable Wo wish tbm a lone life and hope that they will be abundantly blessed with everything that will continue their Aristocratic Ilena Neighbor What beautiful hens you present happiness - hlllbj Â¬ Â¬ -- y af During the winter of 1893 F M Mar OWPniTOHBTT FUNK WAQNAULS tin of Long React West Va contracted PROPR a severe cold which left him with a cough KY MADISONVILLK In speaking of how he cured It he says I used several kinds ot cough syrup but Alias Old Joker found no relief until I bought a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which reElieved me almost instantly and in a short time brought about a completo cure Is everywhere acknowledged When troubled with a cough or cold use by Educators Scholars ilia this remedy aad you will not find it nec- Â¬ lreit and lbs Public to be essary to try several kinds before you get AND THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES Ilsslaken a permanent stand at the 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