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Lookout ror rresh Items at Interest to the Retail COAL aiad COKE VTiRA DEr which will appear from time to time permanently occupying j this space if SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Canadian Anlbraclle coal Is to bo used by tbo U S Navy on tlin Pacific coast stations Losses of barges on tho Ohio by running Into bridge pinrs amounts to 100000 annually Washington D C has many itlntrant coal peddlers who use false measures and give false weights The police are after these sharpers and propose to see that thepoor are not victimized City contractors at Chicago III have been in dieted The principal witness against them were the drivers of the coal wagons who told the jury which it Is estl- 5 ol the short weight scheme by Ny mated the shortage amounted to 400 tons a month St Bernard INCORPORATED Coal Company jl c X PITHYPARAGRAPHS Coal is cheap at Denver Col tbe averaga prico of steam nut bolng Jtoo per ton Indictments have been voted by tbo grand jury against Patrick Kenneflick Co at Chicago charging them with obtaining money under falsa pretenses from Cook Connty by selling coal by short weight A good point in an ad is terseness A coicera nt Home N Y mako tbe following points In their ads Coal well screened free from slate honestly weighed promptly delivered Not mora could bo said in a- - column V V attracts attention by tbo following Though winter cease bis bluster drear and sVIes may smile Instead of frown we cant believe that spring is here until tbe price of coal goes A dealer V COfth VV St Ucrnard Coal Companys Coal Tipple at Paducab A mm b1 down At a special conference of the executive officers of tbe railroads leading Into Chicago from tbe toft coal district of Illinois and Indiana In that city a general advance In coal rates was agreed to Thsianee will go Into effect May 1 and will push up tbe rales on all classes of coal five cents a ton A large meeting of the coal representatives m Tto BTlRNTCflS AND FlJMA0ESv y get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a A Carter Mining Co owning The Lexington 10000 acres of land in Carter County Ky capi- Â¬ talized at 300000 has been placed In tba band of the Columbia Finance Trust Co as receiv Â¬ ers on application of employers who are suing for wages i t H V In east Tennessee was held at Knoxvllte recently the operators are pledging themselves and their Influence to support any movement on tbe part of political parties that will make a demonstra Â¬ tion that will tend toward a repeal of the convict raining law Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlingt on Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Tbe mining and carrying companies contina to work in closo harmony and the markets bavo been for several months past readily ab sorbing all of tbe newly mined coal forwarded from tho breakers The action of tho companies in restricting the output of coal closely to tbe actual market requirements has bad a most bene- Â¬ ficial eflect in strengthening and maintaining the prices of anthracite Philadelphia Ledger Â¬ a M hi Tbe area of workable coal in aMarion County comprises nearly aoo square miles or 133000 acres Tbis Is nearly twice tbe area that vas originally included in tbe Conneltsville basin and would supply tbe markets of the whole country for Bituminous coal at tbe present rate of output for a period of nearly ten years every acre of which ties in convenient working distance from the Monongabela River and would find a market by tbe completion of slack water naviga ion to Fairmont WVa oRUSHRD oOKFFTR i s much less Coke production and output wars stimulated last week by tbe organization of tbe billet pooL Tbo improvement was not due to any effec tbe new steel combination has bad on the iron qwr kets It is the oxpectation of what such a peal lag of gigantic interests will bring that is caus4c policy is to Al Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price -- strictedto tbe confines of consumption Un4r the agreement each firm enrolled In the pool 4M receive its pro rata share of work in tbe eiatfe There will bo no cutting ot rates and pig ke will command a profitablo price Tbo growth of demand for coke therefore will ba healthy Conncllsvilie Courier jspu tWlITTtr J7 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Tenth District K J Hampton -- r HHMgaBjH 1v THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE Dont USIMMPNS LIVER REGULATOR orgtt to take IL Now Is the time you A to wake up your Liver need it most sluggish Liver brines on Malaria l eyer anJ Ague Rheumatism and many other ills which shatter the Constitution and Dont forget the word wreck health It Is SlAMONS LIVER REGULATOR The word REG REGULATOR you want ULATOR distinguishes it from all other And besides this SIMMONS remedies LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the Liver ccps It properly at work that your system may be kept In good condition VOH THE BLOOD take SIMMONS It Is the best blood LIVER REGULATOR Try It and note purifier and corrector Look for the RbD L the difference m every package You wont find It on any other medicine and there Is no other Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER RLGULArOR thc Klngol Llver Remedies lie sure you uct It II Zellln Co riillndolphiu 1 Â¬ a J EARL1NG0N FREE LIBRARY Open from 10 a m to 9 p m daily except Sunday A Cordial Invitation is extended to who ever may find a spare half hour to improve their time at the RRE LI UK AUV Â¬ MORE THAN600 VOLUMES MORB THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens 240 Species Labeled OUntOBITlCB PROM TRh INDIAN MOUNDS OP HOPKINS OOUNTV A PIN OOLLBOTION Native woods 114 varieties In form of picture frames which collection was ex hlblled at the Worlds Columbian Expo Â¬ sition Pliotogranhi ptrenciei and Photograjthto Trans numerous and beautiful at Iriio collection of grasns exhibited Columbian Exposldon JOB upoq uppljcatio WORK Will receive prompt attention at Estimates furnished tltoffic ing a good deal of money here to We indorse the lato House of RepreSOUTHERN COMPETITION return thanks for the manner in port after having heard the nomifit up for the manufacture of fine which you have treated me during nating speeches for delegates at sentatives for its prompt and adequate goods the directors of the commeasures for tho relief of the Slate TreasEleventh District K D Hill the past five years Mr Yerkes large ury and the payment of large deficit left The Lawrence Manufacturing Co of Lowell pany considered it best to return of Whitley BRADLEY WINNER then read the following telegram When the Convention assempart ot the capital to the stockholdAdmits that It Cannot Meet the Washington April 14 Hon bled on Thursday morning the by the late Democratic Administration and ers retaining at Lowell the hosiery Smiths Competition condemn the Democratic majority in the Widespread first business in order was the BRADLEY MEN ORGANIZE THE CONVEV At 235 Wednesday afternoon John W Yerkes business only Senate for its refusal to assist tbe TION AND CONTROL ITS DELIB April 16 lion J no W Ycrkcs of Democratic uprising for free silver election of electors and assistant State House in preserving the honor and main This crisis has been pending of a electors at large ERATIONS Mr Richard II Edmonds editor Danville called the State Repub- emphasizes the importance of the Commonwealth strong declaration for sound money Alter this the report of the Com Â¬ tainingtbo credit availability and fitness of the Manufacturers Record in for three or four years or over lican Convention to order in the Believing in the since the South commenced the Ex Speaker Cbarlta Ulanfurd maile Itrma- Auditorium at Louisville which by every Republican convention mittee on Resolutions was pre- of Gov William O Bradley as a presi the last issue of that paper in re- manufacture of coarse goods ferring to the southward tread of was beautifully decorated with the The admirable financial plank in sented as follows neat Ctialrmaa PrtJ Roberts of candidate mindful of tbe splendid largely national colors and filled with a the last Massachusetts Republican BRADLEY FIRST MCKINLEY SECOND dentialvictory won under his leadership cotton manufacturing says Owcnibor Secretary State Replying to the question as to The decision two years ago of great throng of delegates and visit platform is an excellent model The Committee on Resolutions made proud of bis executive ability knowing some of the largest cotton mill what advantage the Sputh has over ing rcpulicans and not n few dem We should insist upon following report unanimously INSTRUCTIONS URADLEY FIRST iIcKIN the soundness of bis views on tbe financial c6mpanies in new England to build Lowell in the cost of goods Mr money and protection to home tbe ocralic politicians attracted thither Reposing confidence in the wisdom confident that LEY SECOND mills in the South such as thp Baker stated that it was from one -by the promised battle of giants industries as one and tnscprablc justice and patriotism of the people and and tariff questions and bis nomination will secure for tbn Repub- Massachusetts Mill at Rome and and one half to two cents per Walter Evans The Rev S S Waltz led tho believing that a clear concise and unequiv lican parly tbo electoral vole of Kentucky this is on account of Mr Yerkes then Dr Hunters Name Hissed When- opening prayer Mr Yerkes then presented the ocal declaration of the principles is due and other Southern States we declare the Dwight at Gadsen was not pound and labor which formerly more significant of the destiny of low priced addressed the miiitittirio Homn name of Judge Thos Z Morrow from the parly to tbe voter present tho ever Mentioned and in Their cost gratulatcd his fellow Republicans of Pulaski for temporary chair- Â¬ following plallorm for the careful consid him our choice for the presidency this con the South as the controlling power worked at farming struct tbe delegates selected by said Mr Baker in cotton manufacturing than the of manufacturing and hailed the era when they as man O W Roo for the Mc eration of intelligent voters Names of Delegates Electors State Central vention as delegates from the State-al- action taken a few days ago by tho which is the cost of labor is lo sembled in State convention in Kinley men nominated Geo W We are opposed lo the free and unlim- laree to the next Republican National Committer etc Lawrence Manufacturing Lo of percent below ours which is due the Commonwealth of Kentucky Denny The vote was taken by call ited coinage of silver believing that it Convention to cast their votes or blm as Lowell For several years the to a very large surplus of help and After thirty years of standing by of the counties with the following would involve the country in financial presidential nominee Manufacturers Record has per- as this is nearly all paid for by the what they conceived to bo tilt result Morrow 8334 5 votes ruin The gold dollar is the best dollar But in tbe event bis name is withdrawn sistently insisted that the New piCCU H UUUS 11UI I11UKC II1UCI1 UllQ right a boasted Democratic major Penny 742 1 5 votes A large and the least subject to fluctuation and L P Takltom of Franklin before tbe St Louis convention and he England companies manufacturing fcrcncc in the cost whether the ity of 40000 had been overcome number of votes were not recorded for these rea sons and in order lo conform then they are voted for A R Burnham of Madison and transformed into an embittered Iordiher side and it wasclaimed our standard to that of tho other great cease to be cast their there for Hon Will- coarse cotton goods would bo com labor of the South is skilled or not voles directed to While the Southern mills do not W J Deuoc of Crittenden and a divided minority that tilts bulk of these would go for commercial nations wo favor it as tbe iam McKinley the great friend of pro pelled to quit that line of business Youremcmbersaid tho speak- Â¬ Brodteystiairman Judge Mor- standard money of the United States and lection so long as his name shall remain or build mills in the South Every manufacture enough goods to supcol1 of Rev S E Smiih investigation made by the highest ply the American trade they man er the day of final surrender the row ifathoontests were investi- Â¬ tbe maintaining on a parity with It of before tho convention Daviess The reading of the resolutions New England authorities has dem ufacture enough to make the price day when the first Republican Gov gated every other dollar whether of silver or ALTFKNATE8 was received with great applause onstrated the correctness of this and we have to meet it These crnor took the oath ol office qnd Fred H Robertsof Owensboro paper and their adoption was made position A few days ago the di- goods nearly all go to the West W H Lvon of Campbell William O Bradley applause was elected MenlporaVy secretary We favor a tarilf so regulated as to pro unanimous both by the Commit rectors of the Lawrence Manufac- and South The treasurer of ono To day representing your or- and Dw Elliot Kellcycorrespond of Lee W F Welsh tect tho interest of all classes of our citituring company of Lowell a com- of the New England mills who ganization I return sincere thanks ent of Cincinnati Commercial Ga- zens upon articles which may bo success tee and Convention of FayE C Ciienault col The ballot was then taken for pany having a capital of t 500000 lately returned from the South in for aid from you in executing tbe zette who played a part in the war fully manufactured or produced in this ette plans made for bringing back vic- scenes of tbo recent legislature was country thus insuring good wages to the election of delegates at large and and operating 120000 spindles reply to a question which I asked Titos Forman of Mason tory In addi- - laborer and a home market to the pro Deb6c Tarleton Smith and Burn voted to discontinue tho manufac as to the amount of surplus made assistant secretary We recall that tbe loundcts of iton to this and as a matter of ducers and In connection with this we ham were elected The first bal ture of coarse cotton goods and to labor in the South said that there ELECTORS was enough to last for generations S E recommend to the stockholders the party in the State were few inj compliment the representatives of favor tho ro cstablishmcnt of tho doctrine lot resulted as follows O S Dfmino of Laurel The action of this old established Smith colored 734i E II Hob- - sell the entire real estate machin number but strong in faith and pa- thp Republican press throughout of reciprocity Sam Kash of Clay son 5275 WJ Deboe 881 Rollins ery and plant of this part of their company which has been in suc- Â¬ triotism but many of them fell be tho Statu were also made assistant We believe that such a system will de Burnam 000 Albert Scott 330 mill paying back in cash to the cessful oporation for so many years fore they saw the fruits of the bat secretaries assistant electors fray every Government expenso graddeciding to sell its entire equiptlo Tho committees were tjien ap ually liquidata all indebtedness restore M C Ilutchins 393 L P Tarl stockholders the receipts to the in D S Phillips of Knox ton 00G W 11 Holt 794r extent of one half of the capital ment devoted to manufacturing Wc are standing on tho pointed and the Convention ad public confidence put lnlomoilon every Marshall Yarberrv of Adair hold of another campaign thresh journed till 8 oclock 760000 and to confine sheetings and retire from that part Vincent Boreing 760 and W A stoclc That wheel of Industry rekindle tho fires in our their operations hereafter exclusive- of the business permanently shows centrXl committee Gaines colored 432J6 a Republican will bo elected few After supper the Convention furnaces re establish tbo markets for tbe state After tho first ballot a motion ly to the hosiery department of that all that tho Manufacturers Our friends the enemy was called to order at 845 oclock products of our farms and relegatoto tbe Chairman C M Barnctt of doubt take plcasutc in suggesting that and the time was consumed until rear the undue excitement now prevailing was put forward by the Second their business The sheeting de Record has ever claimed and evar Ohio county District delegation with E T partment which is to bocloscdnow predicted in behalf of the South we are divided but remember that 11 oclock with speechmaking ancjj c and its advantage for cotton manu D G Colson they are more so Some of us pre- filibustering while awaiting the re concerning the currency Franks as spokesman asking that operates about 75000 spindles Wd believe in an American policy which Mr C P Baker tho treasurer facturing is now being demonof Bell and N T Howard of fer a native Kcntuckian to lend us port of the Committee on Credentho rules bo suspended and S E will protect Americans and American in Ridiculed as the predicU Smith elected by acclamation of the company who recently went strated in a campaign Butler Such a preference tials terests In nit parts of the world and will tions of this paper is not disloyalty to tho candidate T Then followed tho report on maintain tho doctrine of non interference There were loud objections and South with a view to locating a cot- years its statements were for many Dcboe of First DistrictW receiving ten How ton mill in that section in an inmotion was withdrawn of any other State Permanent Organization naming Crittenden of tho Wc remember that tho Ken Ex Speaker Charles Blanford for In American affairs by the monarchies ever because Smith was n pro- Â¬ terview with the Lowell Citizen or twelve years ago but scant credit District E C Vance of Second teast even in the South the world i fin- tucky candidato is sound to the permanent chairman and Fred the sympathize with the ppople of Cuba nounced Bradley man and there said Hancock We We intend to stop tlio manu ally bcipg forced to realizo by the sentiment favoring tho col Taylor coro upon tho tariff and will main Roberts permanent secretary The in tnilir struggle lor wurpcnucncc aim was a Third District W logic of events that this sectain law and order 111 btatoor nn McKinlcy men made a fight to put trust that their efforts may establish a ored man for ono of tho delegates facture of cotton cloth at Lowell stern in producing of Butler cotton goods at a as tho call of tho Counties pro Â¬ for good At present half of our tion We believe tlia Geo Denny and others up for their Republic based upon the intelligence and Fourth District -- C M Barnott tion Applause ceeded Smith got the voto and one product is hosiery and tho balance lower cost than any other place is tho time has come when tho bono side but tho gentlemen named re patriotism of a free people of Ohio Wo intend to keep on setting the price for tho world and by ono the opposing candidates yith is cloth fused to bo slaughtered and the The Fifth district will have no of a presidontial nomination shou We bMlevo that the intelligence of its Outside following this the business mint aad finally Smiths election manufacturing hosiery mere or report of the Committee was rati citizens I tba safeguard of the republic drew representation until tho contest be como to tne sown It The ol hosiery tho Lawronco Company inevitably come to the South was mad by acclamation among us who prefer tho gifted so fied nml uwnthmoy tweon JUessrs and to thalendAje believe It is necessary aternato delegates were elected has always been a manufacturer of is only another demonstration of UI110- 01 Mr Blanford proceeded to mako lo maintain attu extend our system of free Applause Brown is settled n and tho Convention adjourned coarse cloths its largest product tho unequalled advantage of this Mr Yerkes referred to all tl a most excellent and prompt pre common schoos Sixth DistrictGco Liuberth section for manufacturing advant The Southern being sheeting sine1 Ue at oclock other candidates saying that wh siding officer of Campbell We Indorse ihb administration of Gov - mills have become very largo mak ages which have brought about the Secretary RUey is retained The Committee on Resolutions Uradlev as wise rrudent and patriotic Seventh Dlstrict N C Cure- - ever should bo the Republican is not a member of thH ers of this kind of goods and we fulfillment of our predictions in re Â¬ thoiii uomineq would receive tte heaiJW delayed proceedings by disband- ton of Ilenxj and especially do wn Indorso his action In State This see no hppo with their low wages gard to cotton manufacturing aad n ufiMirMifr i iitfnrf xal Committee rnnr In allini oh ilia mill la to ripprcts Eighth Diitrict W J WiN support of tho people md bo rju tint of many a I next President TheySrcre ordered to reassemble threatened vioUjiIji nnd bloodshed during has - r eforo been the case of being able to meet it at a profit Well as other lines of industry The mnrn t TeSSiiintinC w of immigration Instead of going there as GentloniQilt ho contlnuld but tho Convener adjourned for the closing days I1 Ilia latu session nf our Mr hjoctlrlvJccn Secretary for hero Htiff o Ninth DisuVt J 4 hoiic corporations have orsnrftd Souths ySMjM dVfnJog aboilt tb Irnn ft I dcqUcfta tho night without hearing UQ ro Legislature ono word personal Carlislevt amoklil SI THE STATE CONVENTION Â¬ Â¬ of Clark Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ gold-standar- d p Â¬ Â¬ DELEOATKS-AT-LAK- Â¬ yT Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ a Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4 Â¬ Statc-at-Larg- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ f Â¬ a- y r- 0 A m u 1 - hK n ma u Jackson Lands etc increased per cent lots unchanged Hopkins has not been given so sevcro a sentence as two other counties passed upon hut nearly Fifteen per cent advanqe on so Hopkins countys nearly 3000 000 of lands and personal ptoperty will make a neat litth sum Doubtless this advance as ap plied to the lists of many citizens of the county is eminently just but the difficulty of the system is that the honest man must suffer for the dishonesty of his neighbor The system puts dishonesty at a premium and makes all men liars 7 Â¬ r f mw THE CUBAN RESOLUTIONS la a necessity becauso tho tonlo of winter tlr la gone and tnlldor wonther Increased moisture accumulated impurities In the blood and debilitated condition ot the body open tho way for that tired feeling nervous troubles and other ills Tho skin mucous membrane and tho various organs strlvo In vain to relievo tho 5m paro current of 11 to Tlioy all vrolcoruo i s EC teiBP3 I HOPKINS COUNTY PUnLISHIND COMPANY Ineerporated 1 Enter i tbo PcstolTce at Rarllnxton ian matter i Second tim SUBSCRIPTION KATES It i tnalltil frMM An rmllrallnfl Corrcspamlenta wanted In nil pant ot be county Address niror particular si Montns THtrtMonlnli slnRleCorlr annl CImmm JnYoartirlcl1jrlnailncoi iimii o So 5 S TIlUUSDAx APRIL 23 1898 HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY The output of coal in Gounty The Lexington Leader says The indorsement given Hon Wood G Dunlap at Jalmoutli yesterday was in the nature of an ovaHis reception was comtion paratively cool but as ho warmed to the explanation of his reasons for not qualifying basing it upon the fact that his vote could not elect a United States Senator he captured the convention He grew eloquent toward the close as with tears in his eyes he fought to re gain the ground he had lost because his side of the story had never been given to the public If he makes the same speech at the State Convention he will be a hard man to beat for delcgatc-at-largÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ e Hopkins 18V 5 was during f about one fourth the total output of the en tire States In 1895 the exact output of the State was 3207770 tons bi tuminous and canncl coal Hopkins Countys output was 788435 tonsallbitu minous This is a gam over the product of 1893 of 27361 tons and a loss of 23328 ions as com tiarcd with 189 A which yvar showed gain over 1893 of 50681 tons the result of the sympathetic during which strike Hopkins Countys miners Worked daily The total number of cm uployees in Hopkins county in 1895 ivas 1887- Ani- - in the State Convention Woodnt probably made the same speech with the exception of the tears but he wasnt in it for a He wa3 minute for anything only heard at all because anything was preferable to the howling of Louisville ward politicians and cake walker Lyons Well der date of the 20th instant states that Gov Bradley said in an inkinsterview to Representative Burnam Total coke produced in of Madison county that the only Ateghrcky during 1895 event in which ho would possibly call an extra session of the Legislature would beo secure written 25 116 tons were made pledges from all Democratic Senat Earlington ators agreeing to pass bills providing financial relief for the State As it is scarcely probable that Rowell8 1896 Newspaper Directory taye Democratic Senators would agree Tug JUsj Thursdays Republican four f to any such sensible measure The 2ouj aubscription Si eitab Ished 1SS9 Paul M Moore editor BrE does not expect to have to lice Publishing Co Publishers The Ilea official organ chronicle the proceedings of na Advertisement o coal interests ot western Kentucky Only republican paper in Hopkins re extra session fatal accidents in ails employed 288 Fatal- Â¬ ities atmines subject to in- Â¬ spection in State 8 No Hop- Chicago scientists have been experimenting with the X Rays upon groups of bacilli of varioiis deadly diseases and believe that the results already achieved will be substantiated by further experThey believe that the iments will destroy the germs of rays pneumonia cholera tuberculosis etc A guinea pig has been inoculated with the germs of tuberculosis a dose that will kill in four weeks and the disease will be allowed to progress half this time The mysterious rays will then be applied and these men be It lieve the pig will be rcstotcd is difficult to conceive such a blessing to the race but we shall see Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A dispatch from Frankfort un- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M nubllem joining mining Mining wealth last clectlonl and fifteen ad counties Published In chief town and county of Kentucky chief revenue of countyt Miners intelligent American rlliteni Barlineton has four months more free schools than State nays for it white and poldreiij Twopubllc libraries M Mtzm iZJiVX vZm Tm Ji 3jMijpJi I Ha Tje OUR SUPPLEHFNT rue Bee this week gives its readers a supplement of fourteen colurrts half of which are filled 1 with sound money truths illus trated setting forth the financial questions now of so much interest and the other half filled with short stories scientific notes and miscellaneous matter Wo expect to continue issuing a supplement of this size throughout this season from time to time probably once eachmontli believing that The Btins patrons will fully appreciate our efforts to furnish them all their patronage will allow and of such character as we propose The money question is a live issue particularly during the camTell your paign of this year neighbor about how much The Bee gives for one dollar and send us their subscription Dont for get at the same time to settle your own subscription Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Rev Fred HaleoI Owensboro defines the anti liquor resolutions My interpretation of the thus liquor law is that it effects all anti those who sell intoxicating liquqr as a beverage whether it be u saloon keeper druggist or wholesale dealer also those who rent their property for the use of saloons or for the wholesale liquor traffic and all those who invest their money directly in the liquor traffic whether they get part of the proceeds as dividends or whether they get interest on their money bus directly invested Â¬ Â¬ Declaration of Cuban Belli orency And the Second District at the Greeted with Enthusiasm State Convention by the Pcplc The delegates who attended the The Cuban resolutions passed State Convention from Hopkins by the House of Representatives County were Dr T W Gardiner at Washington in concurrence with Chas Ashby and W H Ross of the Senate aro as follows Resolved 111 9 in the opinion of Court House District Geo Hill Geo Congres3 n condition of public Ncbo District R J Salmon of war exists between tbo Govern King and Walker Franklin incnt of Spain and the Government Charleston District Marion Mc proclaimed and for some time Cord and Paul M Moore of Earl maintained by force of arms by the people ot Culm and that the ington District United States of America should Three of these delegates Chas maintain a strict neutrality between Ashby Geo Hill and W II Ross the contending powers according the remain to each all the rights of belligerwcro McKuilcymen ents in the ports and territory of Bradley ing six were for the United States Thus the 19 votes of Hopkins Resolved further that the friendwcro divided in the ratio of G to ly offices of the United States votes should be offered by the President 3 giving Bradley men of the Spanish Government for the and McKinlcy men 6yi votes recognition of the independence of The vote of each of the counties Cuba The Philadelphia Press says in which there was a division was Belligerency is a question both thus divided that is in proportion of fact and of policy Mr Hitt in as each faction was represented in his speech to the House on the Convention the State Senate Cuban resolution had no When the representation was difficulty in showing that bclligcr changed by the desertion of any ency existed as a fact in Cuba and that it was the policy of the United delegates the proportionate divi- States to recognize it likesion of the Countys vote was Spam with a force outnumber wise changed bcring the insurgents three or four Wednesday night things were to one is unable as Mr Hitt pointed out to exclude the Jorcea not going to suit the McKinlcy of the Cuban Republic irom the men when it developed that the immediate vicinage of Havana Bradley men had the strength of If the insurgents arc in force there the convention and Chas Ashby where the Spanish forces arc their and Geo Hill went home Walker strongestover the occupation plainly extends island at a greatFranklin of the Bradley side also er distance from the Spanish forces went home like a dutiful son beWhether an organized and setcause his mother would have been tled administration has been esuneasy had he remained longer tablished over the island in insurgent hands they have excluded all than ho had said Belligerent or the vote of Hopkins was Spanish authority Thus not measured by European condiThere remained 5 Brad tions the precise belligerent condi- Â¬ changed ley men and 1 McKinlcy man and tion which they have established the vote was as 5 to 1 or 15 5 6 matches all the resources of Spain Belligerency to war and Spain has Bradley to 3 i 6 McKinlcy in Cuba to day every man The chair ruled out fractions in line who could be armed and placed in and the the Bradley boys mag- the field for war nanimously gave the other side 4 Of These facts are admitted votes and took 15 them there is no question Nei ther is there any of our past poliAn agreement was entered into cy under like conditions Our aton Wednesday evening at the sug- titude toward any body of men gestion of some of the boys who struggling for freedom and indecould not stand the heat you pendence for a century has been Our recognition has delegates friendly know that Hopkins sometimes been premature It has should have the privilege of going always been cordial The revolted out in the city without losing their Spanish colonics eighty years ago votes But it was thoroughly dis- received the recognition now procussed and plainly stated and un- posed for Cuba While the Cuderstood that if any delegate ban insurgents from 1868 to 1878 never received a belligerent recogshould leave the city he lost his nition the despatches of Secretary vote Fish and later of Secretary Evarts A part of the Hopkins delega- upon the struggle distinctly claimed the right to interfere if the conflict tion encamped at the Louisville was unduly protracted or charactBradleys headquarters erized by extreme barbarity Hotel Some stopped at the Willard The insurgents to day occupy a position which they never held others at Scnings then Their forces arc greater and At a caucus of the delegates of they are moving freely in the westthe Second District held at Louis- ern end of the island Twenty ville Hotel Wednesday morning years ago they were confined to the E C Vance of Hancock was unsettled and mountainous regions The insurmade chairman and Paul M Moore in the cast of Cuba gents have a right to the recogniThe pur- tion proposed to them by the passof Hopkins secretary pose of the meeting was to select a age of the Senate resolution and nee president and members for the the instant and immediate effect of Second District to serve on the of their recognition as belligerents various committees of the State will be to make it difficult if not impossible for Spain to continue G W Adams of to raise money to prosecute the Convention McLean was chosen vice presi- struggle by selling bonds as the dent The following committee- Spanish treasury is now doing se cured by Cuban revenue men were chosen Credentials E P McAdams Mr Wm Crain of the Richland W L vicinity is a Republican from Resolutions Hancock Hardigg Union Permanent Or- away back and names his chilganization E CScbrcc Hender- dren after the Greater Lights of son Rules and Order of Business the Grand Old Party He has Dr H P Sights Henderson a son named James Blam another 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Spring edicine JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention nt this office Estimates furnished upon application AnyliotlyCan Trim a Hat LIVERY STABLE OPnOlAL ATTENTION IKE JDAVTS p QVnN TO A HEARSE punnioHKD i2i to assist Nature at this tlmo when she most needs help to purity tho blood tono and strengthen tho laboring organs and build up tho nerves I havo used Hoods Bursa pnrlllo nnd havo derived great benolH from it After ft very sovero attack of tho grip last winter Madisonvillk Ky I took a bottle and Boon regained strength and flesh It linn entirely cured moot till tineas My wholo system was toned and Capital Stock - - - 50000 strengthened Misa ANNIE L NoURSH Dardstown Kentucky Transacts a general banking business H oods parilla a fashfon but it takes good FUNERALS judgment and artistic taste to do it in the latest fashion and First Glass Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates TMY KIGS AttE THU UEST IN THE CITY Q stylishly Thats what we do after on oMonT NOTICB 8M0UT0N TrtAVCLIrlo j MEN St Bernard Stork W II JKItNAOAN Stable and Otllco on MAIN ST near Depot ISAAC DAVIS T Frest and Genl Manner O W WADDILL Cashier SXoplclna Lounly The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE DRUGGISTS AND DBALER3 IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Patent Medicines DRUGGIST and- - PerfUniry i Â¬ Â¬ I was troubled with inactivity of tho kidney resulting in Jaundice but I havo found Hoods Sarsnparllla n euro JD UlDLE Mossy Creek Tennessee Purifies The Blood Hoods Pills and invites tho accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has tho finest and most secure vault in this section ot Kentucky FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Toolli and Paint Brushes A LA UELLE JARDINIERE Zti2SV L FR1TSCH it SON ttt 3rRcady O Mixed Paintsj all colors in small cans IRKSfJUUTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED FASHIONABLE litYSlCIANS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A LITTLE NONSENSE ForalonGrtlmonftcrhchml succeed Â¬ -MEnCHANT TAILOR- Sed In inserting- - himself through tho door nt three tu m nho regnrded him in Bllcnce At length sho npake Also i i t i i i Indianapolis bho spake at length and Journal When wo nro children wo brag IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS about our parents when wo get to bo brng 311 Upper 1 Irst St Eransville Ind j oung men nnd 3 oung women wo older tibout ourselves when wo become He earnestly solicits the patronage of bis Hop Loston kins county friends wo brng about our children GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN IX EXCHANGE KOU Fine Dress Goods nm mATQ wxju wuaiu AT CHCATIY REDUCED PRICES 3a- 5 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BInnlcctn at your own price Mens Ladies and Childrens Get That Hat Early now Calico 5 cents Woolen Underwear gone the bottom while the stocl is full and London Sketch Wo arc agents for Cotton Klanncls G cents and tip Your es fresh Lawyer drnwlngwlll We give you latest the TENNENTSTRIULING SIIOK COS tate 1b much Binaller sir than gener styles trimmed in best taste Celebrated Hand made Shoes Yes but Man Sick ally supposed Ecvcry pair warranted to St Bkrnakd Stokk keep that rtulet till after tho funeral I give entire satisfaction want n good show of grlef strlckcn JK2r Call and examine mourners Tlt Blts Dax Tho question of high or low birth doesnt make much dlfTcrcnco In BEN T ON Max n mans misery or pleasure Oh yes it docs on a Pullman sleeper N Y World over a poor roadbed Â¬ 1 Â¬ Transcript But why havo you thrown George OIhatehlmt Theotherecn over Ing ho naked mo It he might hava n kiss and because I said No ho didnt - REDUCED Te-- 25 PER CENT a ROBINS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Their Itedecming Feature Mmc Tjishlcu I think Ituskins titles for Mmc Smith his books nro so happy Mine Bashlcau son How so When you know tho tltio ot one of his books you always know ono of tho American He Always on hind a full and complete stock ot things it isnt about former DRUGS AND MEDICINES PER Â¬ That is the prettiest llttlo foot In FUMERY and TOILET ARTI- Â¬ oil the world said Baby Ituths father ono morning as ho stooped to caress CLES PAINTS AND OILS tho tiny pink and white foot thrustout Thcro PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS from a llttlo white nightgown isnt in all tho world another such a CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Oh yes pretty llttlo foot as that there la papa was tho llttlo gitls reÂ¬ ply and thrusting out tho other foot Youths she added Hero Itls papa DRUGGIST TotrtTti Gap R CoYte-- HAS JUST RECEIVED A- - xTto or Spring Dress Goods Such as HENRIETTAS NOVELTIES SERGES Etc V And Is telliriR nt prices never before heard of Come nnd see before tou boy You will be surprised Â¬ Companion A higher duty imposed upon any article that we grow or manufacture cannot injuro that business It is tho low tariff that hurts that causes larger Imports of good3 made by cheap labor that in terf cres wi th the earnings of our own people creates undue competition nnd reduces values to apointthat is un Â¬ profitable to the producer There was no check to business in 1S00 when tho McKinlcy tariff was under discussion cither before orafter its enactment A tariff that will afford greater protec- Â¬ tion to American interests is always better for tho country It means great Â¬ er prosperity It is tho low tariff and low tariff discussion that Injures our trade becauso low tariff benefits other countries Springfield Mass Morn Â¬ ing Union Anything to Get IUd of It Grlnnen What nro you going to tnko for that frightful cold youvo got Earrett Ill take any thing youll of Â¬ fer Do you want ltV Chicago Tribnnc Gown Was All night Mrs Benham Henry dont you tliinlc my dresa Is too long Benham No but tho bill Is Tomt Topics Tariff Tallc That Hart Â¬ v A t PTL BarnettMrnold CARUNQTON KY Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tho American Protective Tariff League a national organization advocating Protection to American Labor and Industry as explained by its constitu- Â¬ tion as follows LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable FIHST CLASS Â¬ The object of this League shall be to protect American Ubfr by a tariff on Imports which shall adequately secure American industrial products ealnst the competition of foreign labor Â¬ Â¬ Thero aro no personal or privato profits in connection with tho organiza- Â¬ tion and it is sustained by memberships contributions and the distribution of its publications Correspondence Is solicited regarding Membership and Official Correspondents 8ECOH D We need and welcome contributions whether small cr large ts our cause VTHIRD We publish a large line of documents covering all phases of th Tariff question Com Â¬ pute set will bo maleif to any address for SO cents FOURTH Smpostal card request for free Economist American sample coy of the Address Wilbur F Wafceman Oeneral Secretary I3S West 23d Street New York FIRST Number one rigs on short notice hexare J NO QUICK ocnvice T 13AUNETT Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MjManaBcr 1 THE NAME OF THE NEXT Wednesday night there was a lot of tiresome speech making toler- Â¬ ated only because anything was preferable to hearing the howls and contentions of the Louisville delegation It took place while the Convention awaited the report of the Committee on Credentials Some were good some miserable some not at all because the cipwd would allow nothing to reach them but jesturcs Woodnt Dunlap was allowed to offer his defense for his failure to take his scat in the late Legisla ture It was simply a matter of impatient toleration that ho was heard at all and he would not have been heard under other circumstances Â¬ Â¬ Dr W G Hunter made a dis- Â¬ gusting grand stand play in the State Convention by having the votes of three or four counties cast in his favor for delegate at large He and immediately withdrawn liked to hear his name pronounced but the hisses that nearly always accompanied the pronouncing of his name were not so palatable k h Since Elkton voted dry other scientific cure tor tbo tooacco naoit in an It behooves ovqry citizen in city town Its forms carefully compounded after the towns in that vicinity are embold and country to keep posted on tbo stirring formula of gn eminent Berllu physician ened to attempt the same result events that will occur in this country and who has used it in his private practice It is purely Hadcnsvillc has petitioned the and the Old Wqrld within the next nine since 1872 without a failure vegetauie ana guaranteed periectiy Harmcounty judge for an election of months The results will affect nil per- less You can use all tbo tobacco you A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid Journal and taking It will Daco Curo Guthrie has also wet or dry After several speakers were hiss- sonally directly or indirectly This nation want whilewhen to slop Wo give a writ is on the eve of tho most exciting presi notify you petitioned and June 12th js the ed down without a hearing Hon STATE BOARD OF cure permanently any in its history European ten cuaranteo to dential EQUALIZATION date set for the election at the last E T Franks was called for but politics campaigna very complicated state case with three boxes or refund the money are in Baco Curo with xo per cent Interest FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 125 The temper of and scientists are applying tbelr discov- is not a substitute but a scientific cure failed to respond We take from the Evening Post named place CASH INADVANCE tha cures without the aid of will power The regular subscription price of tho two papers is oa trio following list of counties in The question of the place to the assemblcgc was to hear no one eries to many tines that will produco start ard with no inconvenience It leaves the 8UI1SC1UPTION MAV IIUOIN AT AKV 1IMK llngly new things which the tax rato has so far been hold the Democratic State Con further and Mr Franks wisely recvstem as Dure and free from nicotine as To keep abreast with the world one the day you took your first chew or smoke Address all orders to THE BEE being discussed frained from speaking is The list gives rate of vention increased should read In addition to the local rtr Cured lly Usco Curo and Clalned Thirty Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Owensboro is a most excellent increase in each instance Pound Webster was not represented on county paper a Itvo metropolitan news place for a free silver meeting if Best Room 2 Tribuno Building New York City and a sample Adair Increased 8 per cent on that is paper Republic From hundreds of testimonials the origi 13 JUSTA3C00D FOR ADULTS the kind of Convention the vote for temporary chairman of St such as be Is copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bo mailed lands and personalty subject to Louis It one of the most pro nals ot wblcb are on the file and onen to WARRANTED PRICE 50 cts they want but came in with full vote of n for gressive journals in tho United to you equalization and 3 per cent on States and Inspection the following is presented o aiatia ills not ia 1803 Clayton Nevada Co Ark Jan iS 189 Bradley candidates at large pt iu town lots In each issue it gives the latest political Iaris Mcaicino ti wildjahus year C00 bottlos ot Dn Hunter got a slap in the last MrCo La Croise Wla ticntlemont Wo Eureka Chemical Bullitt Increased G per cent on iuw naro Christians full vote of 36 was news of all parties in he field tpe latest Gentlemen Ior forty yeara I uted labaceo In OllOVUM TABTniMB uiiuji lunm miner erface and n vigorous one from bouKhtturro iiruM uiroauy tnis year in lands etc lots no change general news of tho world nnd many valu- allltaformi For twenty five yean ot that line perlence of It yonm In tbo druii buslnoiia Imro Green Increased 20 per cent Chairman Charles Blanford when captuced by Tarclton Bradley able special features besides This model I wait treat aullerer from general debility and nereraold nn urtlrlo tuut imva surli universal eull Yours truly Mellon n your iunld AUMcvCAnnftO op lauds etc lots no change by heart dlieato For fifteen yean I tried to rjull he appointed N T Howard of man candidate for delegate at newspaper is delivered but couldnt I took vatloua remedies among Hancock Increased 4 per cent Butler as member of tlia State large on the first ballot and cime imil for only Sin year orlesrihan one othert The Indian Tobacco An- Â¬ centia copy on lands etc lots no change elc etc The price of the Dally and Sunday Re tidote11 Double Ctilorldo o Gold from the State around on second ballot for S E Inprcascd 20 per cent Central Committee Uardin public recently been reduc d to only 1 0 but none of them did me the least bit ot liood EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Smth another Bradley man be- a yrar Iw mill at large purchased a boi ot your Finally however by on lands etc Ipts increased 5 per Daco Curo and It baa entirely cured me of the cause he was a colored man Thus tent habit In all lis forms and I have Increased tlitily The Discovery Saved ills Life Dr A James was reelected the votes of Christian have not been I farrisbn Increased 5 per cent BUCK EYfEi Mr O Calllnuette Druggist Heavers pound In weight and ant relieved of all the State Senator on Tuesday in the entirely on lands etc lots no change thrown away in the series vllle III says To I Kings New DIs numerous acjies and pains of body and mind Seventh district by a majority of could write a quire of paper upon my chanrtd llart Lands and personality covqry I owe my llftf Was taken with yours respectful Dr C J Wal of Convention just passed SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES La Orlppo and tnoclall tho physicians for teellnes and condition Mihjcct to equalization increased some 200 Votes I II MaisuhV ton was defeated in the Thirteenth Wood purified disease currJ slcknes mills about but of no avail and was given per cent lots unchanged 15 Pastor C F Church Clayton At CURES NOTHING BUT PILES upland told I coud not live Having Dr GOOD STOCK by a somewhat smaller majority and suffering etc is is lbs prevented Henderson Lands in Kings New Discovery in my store I sent Sold bv all druRdsts at Ji 00 Per bo Li Sarsapa- - for a bottle and bgan lis use gnd from three boxes thirty days treatment creased ppr cent lots increased 3 record made each year J A SURE and CERTAIN CURE 35 VELEBANT TURNOUTSMajor Ckumiiauoii of Hopkins known for 10 yoars as tho tm first dose begark get better and after with iron clad written guarantee or sen Pit cent villc although annoticed asjcandr rilla using three bQttitfcfwas up and about direct upon receipt ot price Write 0 REMEDY for PILES BEST JIopkinT--Lanetc Increased HAULINQ puhnwihd It s worlhHs We Chemical ffOX to Aro you ai TlIF again keep store Br weight in gold it booklet andLaproofs 2urcka and Boston SOIll I r julbTlKvTwiHTR ON shout fni insr increased 10 pe lata tor delegate at largo was not KvertY PESoniM10 lcr wont Mfg Co house without Crosse Wis CT IJUJCL FTSSUM W WCBAB3CJ ULU Bee Yc usj nation Oft n frcn trhl at ft Uernird Druft Store Mans mIq lOio pG Charges Â¬ bears the name of Lincoln a third is christened Grant Ingolls and on the 15th inst another boy ad vented which was promptly named Bradley Franks the late arrival elevated the beam to 12 lbs Mr Crain it appears is determined to DONT STOP TOBACCO found an animated gallery of political greatness and when his limited facilities arc considered HOW TO CUREYOURSEL WHILE we think he is having phenomenal USING IT success in his undertaking to reTho tobacco habit grows on a man until produce great men should he be bis nervous system is seriously affected Impairing health comfort and happiness favored with sufficient longevity To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to and his present run of good luck the system as tobacco to an inveterate user becomes a stimulant that bis system he is certain of howling suqecss Baco Curo is n continually craves Â¬ Â¬ President of the United States WIM HE ANNOUNCKD IN The New York Weekly Tribune OF NOVEMBER tth 189G Public Interest will ctcadily Increase nnd tlia disappointment of the men whose votes turned the scale ot the last election with tha results under tlia administration they elected will malfo the campilgn the moit Intensely exciting In the histfiry of tho country The New York Weekly Tribune I fa1 nMBirwPalJlBa the leading Republican newspaper of Ihn United Stairs will publish all the political news of the day interesting to every American citizen regardless of parly affiliations Also general news In attractivo form foreign correspondence covering tha nuws of the world an agricultural department second to nona In the country market reports which are recognized authority fascinating short stories complete in each number the cream of tho humorous papers foreign nnd domestic with tbelr best comic pic- Â¬ tures fashion plates and elaborate descriptions of womans nttlro with a variod nnd nttractive department of household interest Tho New York Weekly Tribune is an ideal family paper with a circulation hrger than Hut of any other weekly publication in the country Issued from tho olllco of n daily Large changes nro being matin In Its details tending to give it greater life and variety and especially moro interest to tho women and young people of the household a Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ TA STELES5 Â¬ Â¬ Li Â¬ Twice-a-Wee- k Â¬ TDNIC - n i LhLh fl the bee Â¬ - Â¬ twlca-a-wec- k Walter McGary Â¬ Â¬ 1 TABLERSPIT I 1 Â¬ OINTMENT atsiassssieiBssssssaeBeasewasjaj feasssassueaa lull Livery and sMataasMeaMef Feed Stables -- Â¬ 1 - ds I I ccnfjA HFARSF CO I Jimk Satisfaction Guaranteed UP It fw7 ipeHvgf- TaH mmmmmmm pailla w Jaj iwaBi ast4aafcLMJwaUith mMmm CROFTON Mr V C Clark the pOllcoMudge ot onr is very ill with bilious i rAHSril iJmU cyi urxssmauumwin 02jEBioce hml3Sm cr X J9I vmtivsn CfjriDc v nuin i3u ZSttbustru MADISONVILLK HUM nntoM mid tbo tiunuro blood NOTHING tzmAZ II ill S20Gluf 1 nv - HTTRieHr work thou I lor pleasure ft2ssy--S- -- KrWW3M PIEHCE Point or sing or carvo Tho thing thou lovest Though tho body slarvo Li Mttlltitt n time MOUTH table III I ft 108 ft In Who works for glory Misses of he goal Who works for money Coins his very soul Work for Ilia works sake Then and It may bo That llieso things shall Bo added unto thco Kcnyon Cox NIrIh IUriciiA llvanivlllg Accomodation IroWdenet and Mtdliont Ills iOUTH HilHl MM iiiii pm ia 805 1 m pm Cij sorti of ullinotits Dr IltrcosVolden Mod lalDlswvet cures ovcryouo of thorn Ouarnn toean 1 contruthfullr ny that I bel lo vo rou r 0 old-Â¬ en Medical flisroverr saved my liro Wlion I bogiin your treatment wo years ago 1 had Bivcn up ny tho toctpr and my ma lost all hone friends of my recovery I hod guttered for vrnrn rlth lornia nvori 1 naa ohrpirto pleurisy niut cntnnh in n very bad form At tended wiin hemor- rnnjreg was connnod to my bod two months In Mns BnABsronD nfow days after beoln - Sib VthAtorlM Imihnt follow t 1lvcr Vt IolS work Messrs Rufus Willis and Will Stewntl attended the dancogivcu by the Rosebud Dancing Club at Earlington last week Messrs Ernest Claytor Bradley Wil Â¬ son and Will Oarllctl wero in Loulsvlllo last week attending tho opening of tho Na tional League Baso Ball games Â¬ ASCOOD FOR MiWi am m l Iremedies W j- SAYS - HUGHS TAKE 1 mo Du net in unpin nwqii toukms tho time nnd would not lie without It Mil H A AlCTCALliF 72U 87 YEARS OLD ean old nnd havo mod about allot tho cough nnd Imif thnt haw boon sold ilurins my llfoj mid fortholxmclHot iiiiicriiiK i TTiimajr mni i iiktii iinyer usou hdt rcmoiir onilSl M llPMM lXNK TAH IIoni a It Rhos quick and pormoncnt w yo na pwior B7 GOOD OLD GRANNY METCALFE DcMn in fye Mines town Keep it in our House all 1adUCall BOUIlt 4111 HI Ky CURE Miss Emma Young Irowllt has returned from a visit lo Louisville Mrs T W Gardiner gavo a handsome dinner parly to several of her lady friends last week Among Ihoso present was Mrs J R Rpsfa ot Earlington Mr Jno G Morton the banker enter talncd royally nt his home n number of his gentleman friends last week fmm mtrnMSMMw Prizes Offered An n cVjtmnaiwi jiiii DR BELLS PINE TAR HONEY X be building of new railroads now seem lo be for the purpose of entering new coal Mr B J Matthews of IIopKiVmjU fields throughout Iho United Stales was In our town Wednesday ftr Attranc r t a nue theorv nth treaimrnt of all Vtmoh ung and JJronclilal Trouhtet it curd and cures qtttcklu Absolutely harmless and rloaant to tnko It euU looso tho mucous nnd allows It to bo snlt oil without ex- Â¬ ertion or straining and stops tho cough nt onco by Imu- Inc tho Inllamod parts gives vigor nnd vitality tn tiio inspiratory organs nnd produces a condition In wlik h all inoiunciiona nro oxcrtiHi wiui regularity ami Harmony Trlco 25 cents SO cents and9100 nor bottle by all drugÂ¬ gists or sent upon receipt ot price by Tllfi E E SUTHERLAND MEDICINE COMPANY Miss Minnie Teasley a daughter ot Mr Prof Campbell has now perfected tome decided Improvements In his slack washing Henry Teasley a former citizen of this machine In use by the SI Hornard Com- Â¬ place but now of Cerulean Springs died pany here Wednesday A parly of prominent railroad men from Mr Frank Smith died ot the home of Ohio nnd tho East carefully examined the bis father last Tuesday with consumption Eastern Kentucky coal fields last week He leaves a wife and two children preparatory lo extending their road to that Born lo Mr and Mrs Archie Bates a point baby boy but it died in a few hours after Mr W D Cavlness of tbo SI Barnard ih birth mechanical force- Is now at work at Paw Mr John Dulln tho road supervisor of son where ho is laying additional pipes for tho northern part of this county started tho convenience of tho leading hole at Monday with tbo graders lo grade lha tbat placo roads Secretary Dunning of the Co operative Mr Jno Payno was found dead In the mine was called to Howell last week on bouse of his brother-in-laPhillip Brew- Â¬ account of Iho slcknees of his wife now er Tbo coroner decided tbat heart visiting there troublq caused his deatb Zed Mr Smith a miner in the employ of the J E Hayncs none arm v knight of the St Bernard Coal Company died suddenly stick and rule dropped In our composing from heart trouble last Saturday Ho had rooms yesterday and composed the silent been sick for several days but his relatives messengers of thought with his left band anticipated no serious results lUJUOAII Nolo DlnnumoturitrK KEMTUOKY Mall 11 11 i mi 4it p m NIrIiI Ktpteil 1 unit 439 p m tn Rvsnitllla Accomodation 3 Providence and Msdlsonvllle arrives 743 in In effect Sunday Jn 19 1896 W W KTIIRIDOH Agent j ARRIVAL AND HBPAHTORR OP TRAINS AT W S McGnry led tho last meet Temperance topic What should wo bo doing to save the lost Â¬ ing NDRTONVILLE OM CO Memphis 16 fullon I GOING KAST Central Clly Louisville SW IR F m 1015 a m u a in k Attendance was rather and scrvico short small do Memphis lo Ivuolavllla GOING WItSTV Louisville to tullon Ctntral Clly la Mamphli Louisville to Memplila good part Miss Mildred Asliby leads next meeting Choose tho Topic 1 133 p in 737 a m 1139 m 6arlinfor New ajDnings Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy or Special Mention The Endeavor Kra published at Paducah KyMiss Mary Flour noy Editor is doing great work toward the success of the comintr ing State Convention We are in debted to the Era for news in this column Christian Endeavor now illumines the land of the mid night sun The first society in Norway was formed a few weeks ago in Christiana Sunshine Â¬ Mr Clias E Jones and wife and Mrs Emma Davis spent Sunday in Princeton Mr Joncy deThe State Endeavor meetings livered a lecture to the Christian will Dc liclu in the Mylcs tobacco Endeavor Society of that city in warehouse on West Broadway in Paducah This warehouse is said the afternoon to be ono of the largest in the The Utst Couth Cure State and is entirely too large for Is Shilohs Cure A neglected even the vast multitude who will kuuii is uuiiurtJiis oiop 11 nt assemble there once with Shilohs Cure For sale by St Uernanl Drug Store Arrangements have been made for chairs to scat 4200 people and Mr Thomas Finley of Madison will be festooned with ville was in the city one evening the hall 2500 yards of purple and white last week bunting The house will be lighted by electricity Why tulfer with Coughs Colds and La Â¬ Â¬ Grippe when Laxativu IIromo Quinink will cure you In one day Does not pro Â¬ duce Ihe ringing in lh head like Sulphato of Quinine Iut up In tablets convenient for taking Guaranteed to cure or money refunded Trice 2 Cents For sate by St Ilernard Drug Store Earlington Ky Mrs Ida Walker entertained a class of her smaller pupils at her home Tuesday evening 1 Art Yeu Hade1 Miserable by Indigestion Constipation Dizziness Loss of Appetite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital izcris a positive cure For sale by St Bernard Drug Store W Day and Mins Ruth Wyatt were in lifadisonvillc shopping Saturday Mrs tons suljtct Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It will be an agreeable surprise to per to attacks ot bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be bad by taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In many Instances the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms ap pear 35 and jo cent bottles for sals by Si Uurnard Drug Store Earlington Hen T Kobinson Mortons Gap Goo King St Charles EV Miss Ada Stodghill attended the District Convention of the Ladies V v Missionary Society which met at Hanson Coaaumptloa Can be Cured L h J This Cough Cure is the only Known remedy tor mat tcrriDio- diseasc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Dy the use of Shilohs Cure great Mrs b M Bourland spent Saturday afternoon in Madisonville Â¬ Pale Thin People SuMsV front some form of indigestion though they may not know it Or Carlstedts German Liver Syrup in stables that can furnish creases Ihe weight and improves the color aiding digestion by St Iler in their line For sale w by nard Drug Store Captain Sweeney US Â¬ Â¬ left Immediately on an extended bridal tour The bride Is the only daughter ot Mr and Mrs W A Nlsbet and is ad Â¬ IJ C Rico and Squire Shawiwere in mired for ben many lovely qualitlesAIr CoxsayoungajSci prosperous matSSand Madisonville Monday both have many friends who Join the Bks Dr Walton and Dr James will this day in wishing them much successor their S W Road has bo re The C O elected to in Â¬ united voyago or life made a rate of one fare for the creased majoritiesthe Stato Senate by round trip Other roads yill meet On next Sunday evening thcro will be Messrs John D Atkinson of Earlington the rate united services at the Christian Church U N Farren of Philadelphia II 13 Han Â¬ in which all the ministers and their con- Â¬ During an evangelistic service son of Saratoga John MossPblladclphia gregations will be represented There held in the State Prison at Eddy Gen Wilson of Pennsylvania Capt Ju- will be sbort talks by tho different divines villc Ky on the invitation of the lian Gracey Tennessee and Jas R Rash and others upon the best method of a prison Christian Endeavor Society of Earlington wcro alt in Mortons Cap last Closer Observance of tho Sabbath Day one hundred persons professed week on a lour ot inspection of St Ber- Â¬ Mrs Sam Langley entertained the Chat conversion and more than four nard properties work Club in a charming manner yester- Â¬ hundred expressed a desire to lead Mr Geo M Davis in Hopkins day afternoon a better life Christian Endcav villa last week attending tobacco sales orcr Littlo Harry Taliaferro happened to Since my last communication Misses Lecture and Or Tho lectureandt Annie Ashby and Inez Dean of Earling- Â¬ quite a painful but not a serious accident gan Recital organ recital af ton wero in our town the guests of Mrs one night last week While in Mr Tapps the Church ot Dick Croft They attended divine service store be in some way got his finger caught in a bicycle badly mashing that member the Immaculate Conception last at the Christian church evening was attended by a very Polk Laffoon Jr is weighing coal at the appreciative laid quite a largo au- Â¬ Rev W 13 Wright filled bis regular ap- Reinicke mines vice Ed Cunningham re Â¬ dience The lecture by Rev Denis pointment at the Christian church tho 2nd signed who has taken charge ot the McCabc was of high order and lis- Â¬ Lords day morning and evening Mrs laundry tened to with marked attention J II one3 joined tho church and was Sunday of morninc between the Tho organ recital was of the same baptized Monday evening in the presence a and 9 o clock Ambrias ftlitcticllhours Dl son of a large assembly class as those which have pro- Â¬ Cal Mitchell a young white man about 18 ears of age and one Jim Williams of ceeded it and which have always Bewaro of Ointments For Co tan h that color had some words over a trivial mat- Â¬ delighted the large audiences contain Mercury ter Ono word followed another until it which attend as mercury will surely destroy the sense seems that Williams ire was aroused The people look with pleasure when ho proceeded to sail into the said to future repetitions of so pleasing ot smell and completely derange the whole Mitchell and landed a heavy right hand system when entering it through the mu swing or a left upper cut with considerable a program having signed force Young ccs surfaces Such articles should never agreement or Mitchell any forfeit as no to posted Bucklens Arnica Salve be used except on prescriptions from re Â¬ whether the bout should be fought with The Uest Salve in the world for Cuts putable physicians as the damage they bare knuckles or otherwise proceeded to Uruises Sores Ulcers from some of his numerous Salt Rheum will do is ten fold to the good you can pos Â¬ swipe and Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands sibly derive from them Halls Catarrh pockets a piece of blue hardware retaliated on his adversary by bring upon Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions bim his foe however demonstrated the and positively cures Piles or no pay reÂ¬ Co Toledo O contains no mercury nnd fact that be was not only a fast manipulaquired It Is guaranteed to give perfect Is taken Internally acting directly upon tor of his fists but a clever sprinter as satisfaction or rinney refunded Price 25 blood and mucous surfaces of the system well and was fast disappearing in the dim distance When the smoke had cleared cents per box For Salo by St Uernard In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure away it was discovered that the aforesaid you get the genuine Drug Store It is taken internally Williams was traveling too fast a gait for and mad in Toledo Ohio by F I a man that had been shot and conse- Â¬ More Horses Walter McGary is Cheney Mitchell quently no damage was done Cov Testimonials free tho livery man who Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle was arrested by Marshal Craig but later was released on bond tho trial being set has now laid himself in with a pur- Â¬ Halts Family Pills are the best for Monday morning at 10 oclock At the trial it was proven that Williams chase of new horses etc Walter was a little too quick in striking Mitchell made a trip to the bluegrass coun- Â¬ Thc Bachelor The Maids wero and he was given 850 and Ihe costs while Maids entertained Satur- - Mitchell was cleared Williams then try and camo back with six new day afternoon by later on swore out a warrant against horses and a landcau Earliugton Mitchell charging bim with carrying conAfter tho usual cealed weapons now has three excellently equipped Miss Dollte Dean Mr M Cain andilady wern in Madison villa Saturday VIA- individual nrmed with n Fabcr and scratch book visited the public school ol our city Tecs Mrs II H Hotcman who has been MORTONS QAI visiting In Evansville has returned home day morning and by the authority of Tut Due offered prizes for the Miss Lizzie Arnold of Greenville is at Tho Brb correspondent has tried some present visltlnr friends In our town best written essays by the several of the writing fluid or rather Ink from M M Croft and family of Earlington tho ink well that was discovered in grades upon the following subwere the gnosis of Mr Dlclc Crofl Sun Dawson recently To tho Second and Third It Is most too thin for a jects day fluid for writing purposes nnd when dry grades a prize will be awarded for Na Tho Baptist meeting conducted by Rev on paper looks ns if it were used many the best composition upon years ago Spurlln has closed with four additions To the Fourth grade ture Work Tho citizens of this place do not have a prize will be given for tho best J E Williams and W II Edwards were lo gropo their way about in darkness now in Mndisonvtllo Friday The Earlington as the electric lights were turned on last essay upon Mr W R Coll and family of Earling- Wednesday night and from nbw on until School To the Fifth grade a ton visited friends and relntives in Mor henceforth Madisonville will be brilliantly reward will be given for the best tons Sunday illuminated description of the Industries of Mark Hubbard and lady were in MadiBorn to Mr and Mrs W R Pratt Earlington All compositions to sonville on business last Friday a fine bouncing Republican to be clearly written and unsigned well Prof Ferguson attended meeting at boy Mother and son both doini the teachers will number each esHanson Sunday and reported a good time Mrs John Whltltngbill and daughter say and they alone will know the E A Holmes was appointed Marshal at Miss Myrlle ore visiting relatives in names ot ttie writers so no parIhe last meeting ot the board W II Cadiz tiality or favoritism can possibly Tho Rev Mrs Munns the woman OBryan having resigned There city last be shown in awarding evangelist of Dawson was in the Just at present the rain is falling In torweek She began evangelistic work near competent judges will be selected rents Gallatin Tenn eight years ngo but has to pass judgement upon the comRev Finch of St Charles was the guest not been a fully ordained and licensed positions submitted The prize of H L Hart Saturday minister until four years ago Sinco that essays will be retained by The Misses Cordie Coyle Anna Furgcrson time she has witnessed 100 conversions married fourteen couples and preached six Bee and must be neatly written nnd Lizzie Arnold were in Earlington She belongs to the Liencra Prizes will be awarded on the last funerals Monday day of school Now let the boys Baptist Church R L Furgcrson was in Djwson on Miss Ola May Nlsbet and Mr William and girls do their level best and business one day last week Cox wero united in marriage by the Rev see who will be the fortunate The genial Frank Arnold of Earlington Sam Fowler at high noon yesterday and ones was In the Gap Vrldav III cron tlireo mtntlis 1 TPri RTntoniu UJWJIAUC r- - lllf A MuWITm WUltamtlmrv If Va felt almost llko a now Mrs William Patrick was hostess lo a delightful meeting ot tho Aflernoon Club ouo day last week foocomoMe Blasts Master of Trains Devney now holds n school for Ihe examination of the train- Â¬ men on some new rules lately adopted A brother of V D Cavlness ot this placo made him a visit last week for the first tlmo in fifteen years Ho is a conductor on the Illinois Central Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Few fishermen appear to have better luck than Agent Ethridge who it is said can pun out me nnny tribe wnen those about him can not even get a bite Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mr Robert Pritchett now at work in the Pitlsbuag Kansas mines writes us In Walter Wright kept house last week regard to n rulo made bjMho miners of that when he did not go fishing bis wife being placo which Is certainly a commendable one and that is on the burial of ono of absent on a visit to relatives at Crabtree their number killed in tho mine the mines Foreman L II OBrien has received do not run on that day the boiler for the new machinery he soon To show tbo dull business at somo of expects to put in his new machine shop so it can be seen that the car shops here our mines we call attention to tho fact that the Barncsley mine did not run a day last gradually increase in capacity last week and with such extreme warm Pay car passed south last week paying weather ns that of the past week what do off tho Henderson division Superintend the people want with coil ent Dickson Master of Trains Devney The annual meeting of the St Bernard stockholders took place last week The We are sorry yet it is nevertheless a election of officers for the ensuing year refact that Supervisor Sullivan has joined sulted in the re election of tho present of- Â¬ The reports on business done the Ask blm to ficials the baldhcaded company show you his bead James says he has past year showed a prosperous one bad his head shaved to promote rapid Mr Thomas Whitford came home last growth of hair Sunday from Empiro on a brief visit He Tho condition of Mr Wm Whitsell reports business at llio Empire mine so who last week we reported as being in slack that a fishing puty has been organ- Â¬ jured by falling from a train has ized for Tradewater river been rather a serious one At times he It is reported that in Indiana somo coal appears rational and then again his operators made somo metal checks which mind fails him and it is the fears of his were circulated among the miners as money friends that his injuries may yet prove when tho United States authorities had fatal tucm arrested on tiio cbargo of issuing a In a recent interview on tho railroad circulating medium without authority we situation George Gould expressed himself supposo as follows San Francisco reports an unpreccden ted What wo need is some legislation look exodus of miners and prospectors for ing to the relief of tho railroads Two Alaska even at tbi3 early period in tho thirds of the railroads of tho country are season in tho bands of receivers or have recently been reorganized and are trying it Southern iron continues in demand again I attribute this bankruptcy The combination among large producers of the railroads of the country al has made prices firmer and an advaace most entirely lo the operations of the in- Â¬ averaging 25c per ton for tho various terstate commerce law The law has par grades of Iron is reported at Birmingham alyzed the railroads and they will never v The suit against tho Louisville Nasb prosper again until it is repealed nor wil you see any more road building while that ville Railroad to compel it to haul coal from Kentucky to Nasbvjlle at cheaper rates law is in effect The laws aro too oppressive on in was dismissed at Nashville Friday at the vested capital Tho repeal of tho inter- Â¬ cost of the prosecution Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ UNTOLD MISERY rnoAt EUMATBSM 0 H King Water Valley Miss cured oy ers Sarsaparilla lor tlvo j ears I siilTcrcit tntuld misery fiom minciilir rheumatism I tried crery liiowi icmedy ronsnltoil the best physi- Â¬ cians vMtcrt Hot Springs Ark three times spending SlOfio there besides doctors bills hut eould obtain only temporary relief My flcMi was wistcd away so that I weighed only liluety tlireu jioiiiulst my left nrm and lei wcro Iran 11 out of shape muscles Â¬ Supervisor Sullivan and Dispather Wise were aboard Ed to Â¬ mr j 1IIU Do Not lure - Pills do not cure Constipation They only aggravate Karls Clover Root Tea gives perfect reg- Â¬ ularity the bowels For sale by bt Uernard Drug btorc Â¬ us Â¬ Â¬ state commerce law for instance would help the country amazingly by permitting existing roads to prosper and by encour- Â¬ An Affidavit aging the building of other roads This would throw life into tho railroads and This is to certify that on May nth walked to Melicks drug store on a pair of other collateral industries at once crutches and bought a bottle of Chamber Some time ago Jake Wootdridge sent a latns Pain Balm for inflamatory rheuma package of money by express to the office tism which bad crippled me up After at Nashville and in bis haste to get it off using three bottles I am completely cured neglected to run a stitch through tho en- Â¬ I can cheerfully recommend it Charles velope as is required by the rules of the II Wetzel Sunbury Pa company In due timo he was notified Sworn and subscribed to before me on that the money bad been abstracted from August 10 1894 Walter Shipman J P tbo package and he had to make it good to For sale at 50 cents per bottle by St Ber Â¬ the tune of 6o Welt time went on and nard Drugstore Earlington OenT Rob- Â¬ nothing more was thought about it Jake inson Mortons Gap Geo King St felt tbat be would be more careful next Charles time A few days ago the Company re Base Ball Last Saturday saw ceived a letter enclosing 70 the writer staling tbat bo had an interesting game the package sent by gotten the contents of Wooldridge and tbat of ball between the Earlington he returned it with interest The package Quick Steps and the Madison- Â¬ went sometime in 1893 and the thief ville Sluggers The contest desired to return it with interest He lasted five innings at the end of died soon after making provision for the of the which the Quick Steps showed returnwithout mone said he did not wish to die replacing it The company up ten scores to the Sluggers sent the money here to Jake Wooldridge three Springfield Herald last week i ucsday evening a crowd of merry young people consisting of Misses Evans McGary Robinson MoorcU in stead Gibson and Crenshaw Messrs McLcod BouHahd McGary McDowell Jones of Earlington and Pritchett Daves Wells and Harrison from Madi sonville gathered at the home of Mr Thomas Howard where they spent an elegant evening until a late hour when delicious refreshments were served and all returned home pronouncing Misses Howard a charming hostess A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Party being twisted up In knots 1 wns unable to diesi myself except with assistance and could only hohhlo about by using n cauc 1 hid no appetite and wns nssured by the doctors tliit I could not live Tho pains at times wern so nwful that 1 could procure relict only by mians of hypodermic Injec Â¬ tions of morphine I hul my 11m Li bandaged In clay In sulphur In poultlccst but tbeso give only temporary relief After trying cvcr thing nnd suffering tho most awful tortures 1 begin to tnko Ayers Sarsaparllla Inside of two mouths I was able to walk without n cane In three months my limbs began to strengthen and In tho courso of a jcar I was cured My weight has Increased t ira pounds and I am now able to do my full days work as a railroad blacksmith The Only Worlds Fair SarcaparlHa AYrii3 1ILZa euro Headache XB AYERS DOCTOR The Uniontown Telegram say Vp D Bush of Louisville Ky tho awnerrof the old Highland Coal Company property In under and around this city Is now here for the purpose of organizing a company or corporation to put coal mines on said property in operation and the Tclecram banks a great deal on tho supposition that III Central seems to be coming their way Remedy yviioonlae Cougb vse TrffviPiiy Croup Is Brery ratal disease 1ully one of halt at Â¬ thoso tacked die Tho great danger Is 5 In T1nv The disease progresses so rapidly that the loss of a few hours In treatment i often fatal Acker3 Fnolisii KfMf DV wilt euro Croup nnrf it should al Â¬ ways bo kept in tho bonne fat etuerHencles A j cent boulo may savoy our childs lift Three lzo33cIS0c St AUDronilit will stop a cough In a eight check a cold Inn day and euro consumption if taken in time If tho littlo ones havo Croun or 1 First Baseman Browning was absent The position of the Quick Steps were as follows Henry Gough catcher Charlie Burden pitcher Eldrcd Davis S Phillips first base stop W Charlie Barnctt second base Charlie Webb third base Edward Rule left field Lenoard Goodloe centre field Cecil Webb right field Charlie Doyal substitute Buck Shaver substitute Cure for Headache As a remedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to lis Influence We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial In cases of hab Iual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels and few cases Jong resist the use of this medi cine Try it once Fifty cents and 100 at St Bernard Drug Store Â¬ Â¬ anything A San Diego Cal says Shilohs Mr Reynolds and wife of HenCatarrh Remedy is tho first mediderson are tho guests of their cine I have ever found that would daughter Mrs Mary Ethridge do mc any good Price 50c For sale by St Bernard Drug Store A Babys Saved Â¬ Â¬ Life Pdd Fellows Sermon saved bf Shilohs Cure writes us Mrs J B Martin of lluntsville My baby had croup and was Ala Rev SrF Fowler of Madisonville DruAatorc -- A Living Skeleton Mr James flennett of Island Ky says It not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Lottie Asliby of Hanson Powder I would have been In my grave Tried the leading doctors ot Louisville ing relatives in this city They were puzzled and I was given up I Jfiig is full of terrors to all whose began using Dr Carlstedts Medicines and cnyiltution Is not nolo to resist I ho Btinden the change was wonderful I know It in changes ot temperature and other Insalu Ihe best medicine on earth For salo by brltes of the season To put be system in St Dernard Drug Store condition to overcome these evils nothing Take A Liberal Dona- - Mr John II Is so eflectivo ns Ayers Sarsaparllla Dr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup Is the favorite cathartic because so pleasant lo JSi For sale by SI Dernard Drug StoreJH 50 and sioo per bottle ington next Sunday afternoon at oclock in Assembly Hall nlises Jennie and Sallic Mc 230 public generally aro invited The Grath are at present visiting in and Mr Fowlers well known Howell ability as a speaker insures a good Children Cry For It attendance Jor sale by St will deliver an ad Bernard dress to tho Qdd Fellows of Earl- Â¬ matter was disposed of the Chat was read in which was a sarcastic criticism on an aiticle jri last weeks Chat written by an out- Â¬ sider Delicious refreshments were served after which little Misses Lillie Evans and Lizzie Dean entertained tho Maids with their charming recitations The Maids feeling much better adjourned after spending such an enjoyable and profitable afternoon ltnow tlon Â¬ Moss of New J j Mrs Clias McCary and daugh ters are visiting relatives in Hen derson p Yorka director of the St Bernard Coal Co during liis visit to tho annual meeting of tho stockholders of that company made another very liberal donation of 25 to tho Earlington Free Li Â¬ braries This is his third donation to this worthy causo and will bo much appreciacd by tho people Superintendent lyfcktous Child Poisoned We regret to b4 called upon lo slate that a young eon ot superintendent Dickson from same unknown cause got hold ot Ahkd poison which took frum the effect ot which b died I t nignt ru not st bar tlculsrs Mt Â¬ Half a spin of angry steil will pro nee no mora fatal rnsults than a neglected ild or cough For all thtoat nnd lung diseases Aver a Cherry Pectoral U Ihe best remedy It Is Invaluable in cases of croup whooping cough bronchitis and U grippe bcoour beautiful new stock of ladies tics gloves hclto etc St Bernard Storo Subscribts fpr ThrPse directors ot the Madisonville Base Ball Club held recently Mr II II Holeman was elected presi dent and Mr Owen Nisbet Secretary while Mr ames Franceway was chosen as Resident Manager The Board of Directors is composed of the following gentlemen Messrs Press Ross Sam A stock Langley and James Franceway company was organized some time since Â¬ with a capita I stock of 500 to begin the season with Mr Doake Adelott of Hunt was signed as manager and ville Ala will havo ch of the players both at Mr Aydelott has evihome and abroad dently signed some of the cracker jack amateur ball players nt the South as their work so far speaks for itself they having defeated the hard hitting Nashville Athletics who have the reputation of bcin one of the strongest amateur nines in the Results Tell the Story South several limes and shutting them Avast mass ot direct unimpeachable oilfcmirely without a run in one game testimony proves byond any possibility of They also wero victorious over several doubt that Hoods barsaparilla actually other strong clubs such as Murfreesboro Manager Aydelott and his aggrega docs perfectly and permanently cure dis etc tion ot ball tosera will arrive tn Madisoncasescaused by impuro blooj Its record ville ilia latter part of this week or the first of cures is unequaled and these cures havo of next and will put in a few days before often been accomplished after all other opening the season In practice at the new park on which work was commenced preparations had failed Monday and is being pushed rapidly to a finish so as to bo ready for the opening Hoodi Pills cure nil llvur ills bilious game which lakes placo Thursday next be Â¬ tween our boys and the Athletics of ness jaundice indigestion sick headache Nashville This will undoubtedly bo a Will Dedicate The M E Church contest for blood from the start lo the fin ish as the Athletics will no doubt be on the Church South ot this city their mettle looking for revenge for past will bo dedicated defeats and the nine that will represent our city iii the National game will ot next Sunday which is tho date qf course want to make their Initial appear Â¬ tho regular quarterly meeting ance a favorablo one will the enthusiasts The Madisonville players are all young Rev Elgin Presiding Elder will and ambitious and play ball tor what it is at first the preach tho dedicatory sermon and worth It wasManagement intention of the to enter Ihe Madisonville a largo nttoiulanco is expected Pennyrile League but as that organi seems to have Tho meeting that was begun on zation misunderstanding flickered through Ihe directors at somo Monday evening will continue their last meeting decided to withhold However Ihe Madi through next wook conducted by from entering sonvllles will cross baia with all teams tho Presiding Elder and Rev J T representing the cities of thu Pennyrile ns Henderson Cherry preacher in chargo of this Circuit such etc Owensborohome Hopkiosvllle both at and on circuit Ibey will also their respective grounds and II strong amateur teams The play other A Great Germans Prescription fans and the rooters are anxiously blood constipation awaiting the approach of Ihe day set r Diseased and kidneys liver and bowl trou n for tea opming game and tram the Play Ilafl until umpire cries bles arc cured by Knrla Clover time thoman Is put out they will 110 doubt For sato by St Bar the last welkin ilngby their loud Rahs Root make the uard DrugStorn for ha MsdlsoqviUfs At a meeting of the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ III 1 The Mars The Iloosier Stars Kjtthe colored company j from Imlianapolis who gave en tcrtainmcnts hero on Monday and Tuesday evenings arc negotiating with Atkinson College at Madisonville and will probably travel in tho north for tlie reason in the in The terest of thclt institution Stars give n very jleasng enter please roturn to Dr A- W Jack A tainment son and receive suitable reward Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Strange indeed it U tbat a man of tho type tbat Debs is should oven be recog Â¬ nized by the miners of this country yet wo clip from the Philadelphia Press tho fol- Â¬ lowing which shows how near the order known as United Mine Workers come to endorsing bim for President At Colum bus Ohio last Thursday tbo United Mine Workers Convention adopted a reso lution which is practically an endorsement of Major McKinley A resolution was in troduced recommending the nomination of Eugene Debs for President by the Populist National Convention nt St Louis in July About two thirds of tho delegates were wearing McKinley badgesand W C Webb of Kentucky said the idea of adopting a resolution favoring a Populist candidate with a peck of McKinley badges in sight was ludicrous The following substitute United States District Judge Clark was adopted1 That wo recommend lo banded down an opinion April 17 in the wage earners of the country the adviswhich he dismissed the petition of the In ability of nominating a representative wage terstate Commerce Commission filed earner or a well known friend of the wealth producers for the Presidency of the against the Louisville and Nashville Rail United States road Company and seeking to compel that In the March number of the New York road to obey the order made by the comBond Record is an article on anthracite mission regarding coal rates to Nashville coal by William Griffith which seeljs to This order was to the eflect tbat so long answer the questions How much an Â¬ as the company charged 140 a ton for thracite is tbereand haw long will tho suptransporting coal from Western Kentucky ply last and What proportion of the fu ture uo the various Interests control mines to Memphis it should not charge ex and how much can they ship to market ceeding ft 15 a ton for transporting coal Mr Griffith begins by quoting liberally from an article by President Harris of thu from the same mines to Nashville Reading on this in The defense of the company was tbat which MrRailroad estimated question orig Harris that the the low rate charged to Memphis was not inal contents of the anthracite fields not accepted voluntarily by the company amounted to about 14 433400000 ions of per cent or about 11921 400 but was forced upon them by reason of the which 82 remained to be worked With a fact that Memphis was supplied with coal 000 tons production of 45000000 tons a ear this from Pittsburgh nnd other Ohio river supply would last for 265 years although points at rates so low tbat the Louisville Mr Harris estimated tbat of the actual and Nashville Railroad Company was com coal unmined only 3960700000 tons would shorten the period of use one balf pelled to accept It 40 a ton or discontinue Mr Harris said we could have coal for 100 the business of carrying coal to Memphis years at the rate of 60000000 tons a year Tbo order issued by the commission was Mr Griflith in his article which is an on complaint of a number of Nashville elaborate one accompanied by long tables and detailed maps works out estimates on citizens filed about four years ago Judge a basis ot his own He gives a tabulated Clark dismissed the petition at the cost ot estimate of the approximate future supply the commission The question as to the of lha railroads entering the Wyoming re- Â¬ HudHe claims that Delawarcs Nashville rate being a just one is not de gion sons supply at the rate of 1895 shipments elded not being Involved in the suit The will last 36 years Ontario Westerns case was argued at Chattanooga several 9 years Erie Railroads 21 years Susque hannah Westerns 18 years Pennsyl weeks ngo Courler ournal vania Coal Companys 54 years Lacka- Â¬ wannas 51 Lost Strayed A youthful pug years Centralyears Lehigh Valleys 57 New Jerseys 124 years or Stolen dog with a dark Pennsylvania Railroads 53 years The In the Wyomgrand total complected face ing region ot unmined coal 1278130730 be estimates at He answers tons with a duration of 52 years The aud light lined body gives no figures as to other coal fiudn to the name of Duke Finder will table Scientific American Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jt zTtv tf r 16 ACKER MEDICINE f1 Chambers St New r V w J BEORGE KING DRUGGlSTt mrL st ciiAo LESfl KENTUCKY Htcc Sine of Druggists Sttnbdes prescriptions Carefully Compounbcb Cake 1 lining la easily dono iu ion U you know proporvion Iho su just how to 1 etc that composo gar butter C0 it Of courso you select tho very beat of theso articles but what Uop3 quality amount to whoa you Uorit proportion light You know If you put in too much butter- - Its a failure If the proÂ¬ portions mo regulated by an experi Â¬ enced cook aro weighed and measured not guessed nnd aro pf uniform quality then tho cako is a success and tho housewife passes it with somo degree of pride SI10 knows that good things aro favoiably talked of and this Is Just why you hear so much ot Dr Bolls Pino Tar Honey Its mado only by tho E JC Sutherland Medlclr w Compa- Â¬ ny of luducah Ky and Dr E 13 Suth erland does tho compounding If you havo a cough or any ailment whoro a bronchial remedy Is Indicated you try a bolto from nny drug store and youll know tho rest of this story better than wo can toll you Â¬ Â¬ 4 Q0THOUANrrY IIC5TIHQUAU1 - Job work nuatlv scouted at lltia office Hi Neryrs on irritable nnd cross Karls jloyer Root Tea has made me wclf and happy Mrs E B Worukn I was nervous Edic tjfrjij Who is a better Judge W N Urandon of Cadiz Ky druggist sa j s I sell moro Dr Carlstedts German MissEura Stodghill nf Hanson is tho guest of rcaUvoi in the city junuoiiLUiNU Trios A Mitk TUB CIPTHBS Quart for a Cents BTRKAK Liver Powder than all medicines combined for liver trouble Its really good for nil disoases the human system is heir to as it eels the stomach and bowels In order ancuv starts the human machinery off as If all 1 wero freshly oiled It is simply wonder Â¬ ful what Ibis medicine does for suffering humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug Sloro Why not fie your own Iay but ono SHi profit botneen maker nnd user mill that u bmallJuKtocu Iago UuUilouuo and Buyers 1 Our lllg Weighs Uuldo proves tlmt I tH passlblo vermifuge Una lad all WORM EVERY WHITES CREM FOR SO YEARS BOTTLE P0B3 NOT Ta no olhoj Tho blest Hlulng mvle or Mlt by S Bernard Dma Stofe lle office Job Work neatlycxociited m this Send ypur order nrtlclus nvcry thing you uui Wu wwl It fur ISciinUii thutH tint for tho lioolr but lfS to pay part of tho poatngoor cxprossagu Yon cant cot Htoa una koopoftidlirn WANTED quick CO MONTaOMtRV WARD im tinJtcllstlioonoproltprIi iiitovor40ooo mis t900011lustriitlous closcritios aUtffAMTEED 0011 11 V ATI DKUeeiMTM Vrtyti br m loch iticuwnsni Htiiiiiio Rlmdl J AN IDEA cfljMlprlMC in Tbetoro 4YH ninu twKf of Allttidlvopb tuvw hUWoi 00 launt Attonir WwUSlV -- 0 - fcfet AaWttfct nf vj O r irv 1 - SW At totswewii tow WrtwMi nPini1 L TrTA N i r a tBBJS t CDbc njnc- Tttll -- Bee II 00 50 PACTS ABOUT OAItPETS Proo Trndo Taoks Fall Atrtiluot Of flolal Flffuroo New York EXPORTS OP MANUFAOTUilES Ocmocratlo Htorlfn InvesllRntcil TUpMOi- - rr Monihlhi Vtr si ThrM adtrtineej Mlh Keillor remit Hit Oivn Net- tllio Lie lint It UUcov errd to Ho tlio Mar Bee Publishing Co tutLialmi 0ffitta Directory State Governor W O llrxtlcy tJf ut Governor WmJ Wonhlncton Smctnry et State Ciiatle tinier Auorncy Oentrnl Wm S Tajlor Aiiiliinr Samoa tt Sfono McKlntoyj nrwBpnpm tell their rendtri that His Import ot tnrpota have been largo ly Increased under tho present tariff Thl Is not I run Compare last yenrn total ol Jl3013 with tlio total of llMOSU lnlS3 under tlio MolClnley tariff Why the nir ntial ftvernso for tlio first tlireo years ol 413111 or moro than that tnrlft vtn Inst years total How McKlnlcylsm liai 1 rtet LttrGie ULcng ftupterlntMulmt Itibllc Initiuetlon Wm DaMlton CommiMtonrr bf Agriculture Lucai Mootd tneka wont stand ngnlnst good strong RrRitter LamtOKce Chattel O RejnolJt protection points Tho statistical nl tniurnncn CemmlMloncr 1 N ComlnKorr- jute Irupoclorol Public TrulU Colnmbui W Htraot Issued liy tho treasury deport Leilor nicnt gives tho qualities and values ol Conrt ot Appeal Chief Justice W S Prior Judge G 1 Haitlii J It Grace T II raynlcr U L U Guffr Lcwli J II HareltlRC J 1 Reporter W i Hlnesi Clerk Court Ap Â¬ peal A Acldami beputr Clctk Court Appeal ttotil L Green Wood Longmoor Jr Sergeant G A Robertson Tlpatair W S 13 Illll Superior Court Presiding Judge Joa Ilalbour Jmlget W H VottrJes IUrbor J II Ilrent LilrariArv Mr Mary ltown Day Inspector ot Miner C I Norwood Itallroad Comtnlulon J F Dcmpaer II 5 Invin Jno C Wood encournrrcd tlio IntluMry of lylngl N V Times lcbmary 10 IOC Tito freo trtulo Ananias of tlio Now York Times Ii jotting nil tnnjleil up with lils carpcla nna Incks Tho facta uont intlorso his theories Ho tnlsll and turns Ills fltpircs but MM lils car pet lies wontlcocp down Jllsfrcotrnde tlth ti ltcgular llesult IVco traders liao been very Joyful jver tin Incrcaso in our cxxrU of As tncrlcan manufactured goods ong ns this n not brought about by tho sacrifice ot our homo market It is Indeed nn encouraging sign Last car 189J wo sold In foreign countries 23351803 moro bf our manufactures This Includes nit in than in 1804 jrenso of 1 1240071 In our exports of mtnerat oil refined or manufactured leaving only 0101831 ot Increase for all other manufactures exported Hut tho larger vnluo of our mineral oil ex Â¬ ports has been of no value to American labor bccau80it rcjircscnted shipments Jf 42114075 gallons less oil in 1803 The refining or manu than in 1801 facturing of 42000000 gallons less oil for export has deprived labor of work Tho incrcaso In value merely repre tents nn Increase in the profits of tho oil combine which ndvnnccd tho prlco sf oil bo sharply last year It did no Our labor good to American lnbor luftcrcd through having less oil to re Ono or manufacture nntl our labor also lUlTcred through lmvlng to jiny moro money for oil when earning lower Â¬ s uUUDb T BeRNftRE GOftb C iNoortPonATBOl RAILROAD TMU atlHAT THROUGH TRUNK between the cities of We are ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evnnsvillc St Louis And the cIIIm ot v - in every department We are jam up with Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans STAPLE and FANCY GOODS in all lines in OUl WUtl uomt Ol-afax-iK- ol AND SIIJED UNRIVALED IrrENERAL DRY EQDDS m 5TDRE5 Dress Goods Linens j BHORTE3T AND QUICKEST ROUTE From St Louis Hvannvillc and Henderson to tho MHHMMMMHMIMMMMa SOUTHEAST M - AND SOUTH J THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga male ing direct connection Â¬ Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods bf all kinds Excepting tho oil cxportn wo have 110101631 worth more of American manufactures shipped abroad Jastyear than in 1801 Against this wc must set ho incrcaso In our imports of foreign manufactures thui leaving the follow Â¬ ing exhibit ExroaTs J25S51S02 Total Increase ISO over 1SS4 Mineral oil renned or manufac Â¬ tured decrenso tn quantity Bala v4J1H07j 14213071 Incrcaso In value tncreane In all other manufactured 1 9101831 exports Incrcaso tn all manufactured Im Â¬ 5l2mCOO ports Net loss to tho United States tSJGUIW tvnges WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARB Boots and Shdez Anything you want at the most reasonable SrifeeSfc Hohhst goods that will give best service rjJ M M v t - For AtlantaSavinnaliMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections aro made at Guthrie and Nashville or all points or MAJturAcrunnn County Judge ot Circuit Court C Pratt Coramunwraltha Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Cbrltty Judgo ot County Court Jno G II Hall County Attorney Roy Salmon County Clerk W H Arnold Sheriff Will Thornton OtTutl Jailor S Superintendent of SchoolaThoi II Smith Coroner Jno I Booth North East South and West In Pullman Pnlaco Cars CLOTHIMj JHT EMIGRANTS TJiir v v r UAalSTKATU Second Ulitalct O J Iarniworth Third Murie- lIJacon Iourth niatrlct T P Jonci 11 F Porter Fifth Dlattlci Sixth Platrlct W H Caio titit Dlttrlct Henry Shaw our import of carpets during the four McKlnlcy tariff years as follows mronra OFCArtrcTS 1891 1W2 1613 a Year endlne Juno CO Squaro yards fSOM G22M2 Value ISSt S3l 4217DS K777S 73DM 175780 l28jC51 1W3S1I 13731CJ rcc libraries Protection nveraso 1U6 J12M7S S 1423631 123S9I 12 Prco Trado Incroaso KAULINUTON 1REE LIURARV Open to ft m to 9 p m dally except Sunday Moro than 500 jolumea 50 periodicals mineral collection Indian roliea nnllte wood etc Cordial limitation to all JNO It ATKINSOM JR LIBRARY Open Jo n m oo p in dally except Sunday Excellent collection el hooka and periodical Everybody welcome Tho 1893 jear this being tho only complcto figures nrofortho calcntlat roa the eoLORXD rxortr made rugs made possibly by labor that i even cheaper than tho miserably paid British help do not take tho placo ol BclavsofTmlo E W TURNEK LODGE No 548 F American carpots that people buy botb fa Favor cf the United States T uWT third Saturdava In each month at 7tot when they need only one placing the m Traniicntbrethreneordiallylnvlted rugs on top of the carpets or peihaps W C McLEOD W Mv to attend c feed them to moths in tho attic Ke CttAt Cowbll Secretary 7 matter where tlio rugs or carpets come I30W9I7S ST BERNARD LODGE No 310 1 from each ono of them takes the place fh OOI tMoooo Meeta eeryTueiday night i at to rj m Viilting hrlirn cor ot an American product luicvotcftteys dully Invited to attend Now let us see how small is the IOHN WYATT N G proportion of machine made carpets C H Hunt Secretary Lost year tho United Kingdom sent m lM00 510207 square yard3 out of rvtotal ol UftvorqfthtVS EARLINGTOM COMMANDERY No 673G58 square yards p caipct import UNITED ORDER OP TUB GOLDEN CROSS tuecta Second and Fourth Saturday nlghta each ed over GO per cinf ot the whole Othci month A cordial invittalon It extended wilting European countries sent us 21509 Sir Knighta and laklcs 7SHMW J B WVATT N C square yards leatlug 71000 square InaMrtftlifUS TIOS N BLACK K ot R anils sent here from Japan andothei i in the orient and elsewhere VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS for our exports of carpets they werr WWIIi mrraaifi-erif flonday nlgbMn Hofitoms 75t00 square yards lessundor frccwoo 1U InjmoreJikUS 7ii LdlmmmmM nbetioHn order are In 1895 than In IB - jtTc MARTIN C C There used to lie boms display of skill W F Bun KoI RandS ntid nrtilica in the niccdaciousmcthodi t35M00M HOPKINS LODGE No Gt A O U W meeti of thcNcw VorkTimesbut we are fcorrj htJroroJtheUS every Tharaday evening at 7 50 oclock p m to note that It has now degenerated intc Viilting brethren cordially invited to attend nothing beftcr than a blundering N W Hurr M W Scrugci Recorder E etcryday sort ol e liar so that a ready reference to th olllclal democratic Rtntistics promptly rxpo ies the fraud Hut w- - suppose 11 Bljurcl Directory roust lie for n living SrttffeKf roretgn Cirainerce tlsarc onrjiilTifilJ Some Aery striking facts nrc rhowr CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE by studying the returns of our forclgc The GormaodlilnK Year CONCEPTION commerce during the lart ten years rnOTECTION AND TOED TOADE IMrOnTS Value for year cndlnjr 1irat mass 7x0 a m j second matt and termon nre ns follows The figures Dec SI 1S05 American June 30 ISM Rotary lnstructipn and benediction at 0 jo a m AM TOUTS OK TIJC TXITCD fTATES Imports Last McKlnlcy First Gorman a 50 p m every Sunday A M Coenan paator year year Total foreign lTom 131014021 fsi5crnK fommorce Inrrcnve Decrease Europe 13901204 North America 106902559 ITO tl709SC7r30 V4S South 117306411 CHRISTIAN CHURCH i7cosonim ikh h7uitb Asia America IOO117IOT C018ll3S7 S7M947t 1024S912 lM78Jln2 Sundav achool every Sunday morning from ITO 1437023 18233341 Oceanlca obge Directory months under free trado in wool Ve leavo our readers to imagine in wluit direction the industry of lying ha been encouraged Again wo quote But a very larrro part of tho Importa rlnssctl as enrpots Is composed of eastern liand mado rugs Tho valuo of real carpets brought Into this county Is small Wo suppose thut tho eastern hand It is advantageous for us to in Â¬ crease our exports by 0101831 itmust bo correspondingly more ndvnntageoui to tlio foreign countries that increased their exports by 02013000 Deduct Â¬ ing our small gain from their greater gain leaves n net loss of 81511239 to bur manufacturers through the cap Â¬ ture of our markets by foreigners over and above tho amount ot their markets that wo captured It should be noted tlint our manufac turcd exports do not include such n product of flour which is certainly equally ns much a manufneturo as oil In 1804 wo exported flour worth 58024700 but in 1805 only 5020285 a decrease of 8031820 Had this manufactured product been Included In tho democratic treasury statement our total excess of exports last year would have dwindled down to 470011 as compared with Increased imports of manufactures worth 92013000 It is Just ns well to be moro thoroughly ex planatory than the free traders are Â¬ It A rnnilififsc hva rvrArftrtitn1 frw rrtittitrr v v4tv-vvvvjviw1uu xvi iviiijj 4 A line of goods of your selection made to order I imi yji k-m4- uuai - C4-- ML 111 U Wc also carry Seeking homes on tho lino of this K lill Lt road will receive special low rates Sec agents ol this company for bio- - rates routes c or write to C stock of READY MADE CLOTHING at best prices P Atmorr G P T A Louisville Kentucky Hats and Caps A varied assortment of seasonable articiesihthis Y line Latest mm The c3ra6y ONLY A NIGHTS RIDE styles always on hand 1 Bents Furisiishinbs Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes Louisville to vV pipjiis direct THE LIMITED Umbrelfas UnderweafXCol- - Train roitut and rinett to Pointmaking In connection MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS w DIS 6gJ GROCERIES No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery OKLAHOMA MGXICO and CALIFORNIA Atk far Tickets via tho Everything that you CHESAPEAKE OHIO a SOUTHWESTERN ANDTlCKtT AfltNT nAimoA3 C It nVAN PA11CNOCH Ticitr crriu rouirm OO t JOHN ECHOLS HATCH QUEENSWAREj Ccnl Manager Genl Fa Actnt China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety LOUISVILLE KY 5tt F URNITUREj ur Mining 10 And all other necessary articles for everyday life Household of Rath No 337 will give a Say what makes it so hard to get some grand sham wedding May 2nd at the Odd people to churcb when they can go any Fellows Hall Admission 35 cents where else Little Pinkie daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hines died April 17 Hotel -- olofed ifiens Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker 4 Llicile MADISONVILLE n All communications 13 and matters ot news per this column should be addressed to Gio Alexander Barllneton Kr MAN KY There is some talk of getting an organ for the Methodist churcb THE COLORED AT THE STATE CONVENTION liWn W H Koss was the colored delegate from Hopkins county 030 to 1050 Communion service foltowlig at 1040 Prayer meeting every Thurtday evening MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services aocond Saturday evening and Sunday Prayer meeting Monday night eich month Sunday chool at 930 a m D S Edwardt Pastor I6JJ llfll R9 2010SIIW IW isss 3k74nOCW 17J32WFTI 15i7STlHl 141S402SO lCini7fS3 irn120216 87473S11 Africa All other coun- Â¬ 3470833 I- - M B CHURCH Servicet flrtt Sunday each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednatday nigbt Sunday icbool at 130 p m G M 130RNETT Pattor M E CHURCH SOUTH Servicet every fourth Sunday morning a d night by I T Cherry Pattor Prayer meeting every Friday night Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer meeting every Sundayevenlng at 030 at Alterably Hall ZION A M E CHURCH Servicet every Sunday morning at n oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday tchool at 930 a m W A Walker pattor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH W ISSO rJe7U0 I42C01SCC2 from 18S6 to Ifiaa mider the Morrll inriff the lotnl foregn corrirrreeof the Inlted Sintcs Inci fat rd ly f1172 15001 year 1ioci J ft to lt02 undei re publican nilRinistiiitrn rf the M civ In ley turllT nur foiclgn eoinnerce In creased by 277roiirn u year more hiring tlie Miltsrfturut Imv years iinder 11 1tinofrntic lm r ii ttatioo the icliirns of our fnirljjn toirnerci khow u j or n loss of ro i73c tniler the llit year of tho HI rerorm-tai onlj hill tht vnltlP of our entire foielgn rom niene fell Irlov its nlue In 1800 We h tt v lifeii In dug our foielgn trade at the rule nf 100UOCOO u yenr under the prt Mni lemucrnni iidminlslnttionand It is now of U Importance than itwn K vrnr ngo lfS7 ifsstejiju lEiHr7142 Mtrjrs tries lOS3433 1 1 JS01CO349C JCS4991C22 Totals Frcp trade Increase In Imports rnoircriOM and rnen tiiade cxronvs Value for year ending American June 30 S4 Dec si 1S95 exports MolClnley rirst Gorman Last year year To Huropo 400349J 700S7f2 114174471 North America 119093212 3413107 S32123t0 Bouth America 9221 KI 20i72701 Asia 119141S2 1384S401 Oceanlca 4923y Africa 8S191H All other coun- Â¬ 1 The statement of the Courier Journal that the colored men were dissatisfied with the rulings of Chairman Blanford is a misrepresentation The reporter takes a singlo Instance as proof of his assertion Mr Blanford was exceedingly considerate toward the colored man as Indeed be was 07032J toward everybody who addressed the chair Many a man who addressed the 1741KC chair was very much oat of order S E Smith was a pronounced Bradley man and that is what elected him delegate from the State at large to the St Louis Convention There was also a strong sentiment to give the colored man recogni tion bat W A Gaines the MeKInlev col ored candidate received only 43a votes on first ballot Smiths vote on first ballot was 734 It required 838 votes to elect The Courier Journal says One of the number to congratulate S E Smith npon bis election as delegato-at-larg- e to the St Louis convention was Mrs Albert Scott who is scarce a less master of the science of politics than is the Colonel him- Â¬ self The Louisville vote went to Smith after Col Scotts withdrawal tries K3tti 4C5SS e ioimcn-riee-tiade-tari- -- IS02140673 S2IE5247 Totals C737H09l Free trade decrease in exports SUMUAnT Freo trade Incrcaso In Imports J14ficas8fJ Free trade decreaso In exports C727SC1 Total Gorman tariff loss in ono year IIow about Oils If o do not buy jasWCCS wo cannot sell Jimmy Dunlap was accidentty shot by What has become of St Charles Items Tom Osborn Tnesday while fooling with a Come back we want to hear from you target gun Fortunately it was only a Big mama is not dead yet flesh wound Why dont the Myers and Hopsons and Mr and Mrs John GIpson and Nance the other families come to see us once Miller ot Corydon wero the guests of more Rev W A Walker this week During the winter of 1893 F MMartMrs S Morton Is yet on the sick list in of Long Reach West Va contracted We learn that a Christian Jubileo and a severe cold which left hin with a cough Rally will be given at Mortons Gap on the In speaking ol how he cured il be says third Sunday In May We are coming I used several kinds ol cough syrup but look for us May 17 1896 found np relict until I bought a bottle of It is true as stated that the Hoozier Chamberlains Cough Remedy which re- Â¬ Star Concert Company are perfecting an lieved me almost instantly and in a short agreement with Rev G B Walker presi- Â¬ time brought about a complete cure dent of tho Atkinson College to travel in When troubled with a cough or cold uSa the interest of the college We hope the this remedy and you will not find it nec- Â¬ agreement will be made essary to try several kinds before ydu get Mfs Chas Cross who has been very relief It has been Intbe market for over twenty yearsand constantly grown in favor nick is able to be up once more and popularity For sale at 35 and Our bad boys are always on band when- 50 ccnls per bottle at St Bernard Drug ever any entertainment of respectibility is Store Earlinpton Ben T Robinson Mor- Â¬ to bo enjoyed Something should bo done tons Gap Geo King St Charles to slop these bad boys if not some mother will weep for her boy Our Gents Furnishingsiarc com- Â¬ Prof C W Merrhveather was united plcto and up to date Nov line of in marriage to Miss E Brown of Spring- Â¬ Ties just received field Ohio last week This column St Bernard Store wishes the young coupje much success in the new enterprise Â¬ -- THE A Daily ewspaper AND Hastakena permanent stand at the head of the class with a full and complete stock of This Paper Both For CV3v--a--t- Â¬ StovesCastings and Tin ware VS la Which he offers to bis patrons at prices which harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the shade When It comes to Repairing Roofing or Guttering ho always holds tho ace and deuce His work Is sky high In quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap Ills cus-Â¬ tomers ore treated like millionaires If you should need anything either grci or small in his line Walker Is tho man you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little monry left by call- Â¬ ing on him at the old stand 2 50 4 i My tor 14r1l nIM t tliH nrrertMliriiDt tlio iironrt rnjaftf dbti nll to oifi r It The Louisville Evening Post tiul of K Hoal llUlllfK Tho nnn1 fai lllln or p Uteu IniT n t arp iiiMtiriiayKcl ltd WntilniTtnii i oirvftimiiilent Mr A W Mult hlrirHl at lln litinl of ItM limfi wlou It Imiikfnri Isurwiu a In clmrxn or Mr A V Ifirnnu It will limn ilitlly HiKirlH of Ioll rtnwKlnnal luorerilliittn ml I of nil tlmt la octtinliiK nt Ininl fort will ptller for one yonr forUlM lH lornclI niin iuI li citiwJIi tlio nli niiHly 11I11 OSKIlllill ID Aitlnen II r W E jar liancjtor ky ESwE CHICAGC THE YEAR 189G promliipR to m tho mont vMIIur in our Hilltli nt lintno ni i turo inecln Jnmmrj 7 iui1 nt iui on tin Rviinlnrinl romit iimIk rcn8 wilt ilnll iliimlo niHtir if r The Gold Mint Go Sertleei Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p in Sun day achool at 9 30 a m WW Foiter pattor iTIicii l vlior Him IJuay lnabtsonrllle CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching third and fourth Sundayt at by Rev S F Fowler 10 30 a m and V 00 p m Communion service every Sunday at 10 jo a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at It jo 3 Melvlnley law there wat Rtifliiitnt rctenue to meet e cry public liiniiiiil itu during its cvistencenbout 1SOU000 wr re ndiled nnnually to the Hit Iniltr elreultiting nuiliiiiu Imlcr lejtubllcar tliunclnt nitiiiiiKiiiintHllirr certifies tet mill tuMsurv iiqu h vmtp Ueptlnelreu common people ol muter to meet the dc jicyHloniil by the Establish iiiiiiuI unit or new Industries tind Inlioraut ripltnl etervwhHre founil prolltbl lini vlmiiit mid I li Unit iimimg tliiH tniiniiv In BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching every Grit and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndcs Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday tchool every bun day morning at Q 13 C CHURCH SOUTH Preacnrng every Drat and third Lorda dav morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer M Jeler L ntor of Ninth Cnrdlnu IorrlRii Irltchnnt lnltd Ktntf Ben London financial authorities figure out that tho trade balance against this country now averages 5000000 a week That is we buy in Kuropo that amount moro than wo sell This sum must be paid in gold or In American securities and when the latter nro not selling on tho other side only gold will foot the bill Springfield Mass Homestead Which Is the Hint for U A democratic tariff encourages the foreign shop and discourages tho do mestic shop A democratic rutcnuc tnrlft builds up tho foreign fnctory and dismantles tlio American factory Hut the republican party Is for tho Atncx lenn worklngronn Hon William irv KltUey Mistake About Tree Irojvtli I have before mo two newspaper clipÂ¬ pings ono of which appeared in the Mr Thco Couch and family have moved The scribe and Rev Merri weather were to Madisonvillo In Provldenco Sunday Two new students have matriculated Bud Smith is now working at Crabtreo Ibis week at the Atkinson College and wo want yontotellil JnGatuT mines Prof R Harding is preparing for a Miss Ella Hawkins a highly respectable young lady ot our town is receiving calls grand school concert look out for some to teach music but rannci accept any on thing good account of her much needed presence at 1 MORTONS QAP homo Rev Gordon filled his appointment at Atkinson College will be favored with the Baptist Church last Sunday nnd tho Booster Star Concert Company tonight preached all day good meeting at Madisonvillo This Is a first class com- Â¬ Our young people are trying to get up pany In every respect and should ba patronized by tho good people of the city a brass band Prof Lane is getting on nicely with his Sandford McNary who has been In for soma time is now working school trovldcnce St Bernard mines We have It from good authority that Messrs S Dtinlip and S Strambler Mrs S Brown Is contesting for the prize went to Slnuglitcrsvitla in tho interest of Instead of Mr E Bogus their St John celebration 011 the 24th of A blind preacher was In our town last Juue Monday and preached at night la a large It was a good sermon Rev Domihoe ol Chicago wai tho hon Â¬ congregation ored finest o Kcv V A Walker last Collection 100 veel and preached for him Thursday It Is reported that Misi Sarah McDowell night of the college will bn up thn Saturday bq A spelling contvat will lko place at the foroiha third Sundiy In Miy nnd bring her choir remlmu room Ot nlghl Â¬ 1 DR MENDENHAIiLS IMPROVED m SWViLp vwmtun ErlNiYILU CHILL AI Wm Gil iffnli vJI tp tlio rourtv of i iril w II I M Nnllonnl ninvitul In Juno niul Jnlv Tlio plcrllon tii NoNcm ii v It full of MirprlMW Uiulni mioli rt join- of iioiila ilUturlaiicovtry man wnntji in r 1 nITPot lirt lniortcHiriinn Tlio Viturisiu - ii i 1 North KASHVUU ROUTE OF THE nml thoio of tlw FK-- tluj Idjt confcnlly tlio Tim lAuilm lost x iiinititf r h OHirlcHOf Hhort vlor -io t8t Amerlcnn iix1tIKjmuiribor tu II tills nowmmper Ikji Daily MarScet 11 ftei CHICAGO and NASHVILLE 1m fWnmWkmmmWSm IlMITED meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every niwr muimii- - at u hi p cigctc CUMBERLANU PrBSqVTBRIAN CHURCH - Preaehintr cverv R rrnl Kahtiath at am and 730 p in by W A Iloon Pattor Prayermeeting every rrhlay night at 730 oclock VUKSBYTBRIAN CHURCH Prraehlnx every third Sunday afternoon oclock Sundny tchool every punday morning at 9 15 t 1 tallow American cattle oncou pork niul lard thnt wp shlpjicd to the markets of tlio world lust year realized lens money tor ui than u hat we told In ISO I the total loss being about ii ascoooo What Iroplo Want More turllt und lehs bonds would give the people better sntUfactlon In tlicso doj3 of government OollelcnulcB Cleve Â¬ land utlmlnl trntloiia mid Wihon measures -- Dally Trib une Hon end Ind Â¬ irulo lKisc frcph beef run only Pullman Voatlbulod Train Sorvlco wltl Newest and Finest Ony Ooachea Sleopara nnd Dlnlnir Oaro PmOM to tV v under thin offer nr iv jiostnpa prcpnli1 fliiliscrlptlorm 25 - nti Send subscriptions l j I VA LH lllcdicillC 1S lint n hpvrrnrr linl- o rvnt- 4 llirl linniiloca T j iVJlVVlJf iui yyijcijatU Llalana Female Infirmities Neuralgia Liver and Kidney Diseases Sold under a miarauree usowt trBM i ca nuiinore aid BtlV IlOaltll w1lfn vmi hnv Browns Iron BiTrniis trior mid proven by Umc This d YOU twenty-ycar-ol- mv i1 - New York Sun in 16S9 under tho head log of Queer Things in Trees tho other is from a Kansas paper of tlio present year and which beara tho title of How tho Tree Has Grown Tho Sun clipping tells of ft Wcstfleld Conn opplo tree which has a largo bowlder in ita fork ten feet from tlio ground the other of a Topcka trco of which tho lower limbs nro now 30 feet from thn ground though they could bo touched by n inun standing on tho cldcwalk 0 jcars ngo Tho bowlder in tho fork was so near tho ground that It could bo eat upon a generation ago tho Run sayB I wonder if tlio writers of tho articles In question know that trees grow only from their extremities and that limbs and bowlders in forks can not postlbly bo nn Inch farther front the ground now than they were- n century since Bt Louis Republic A countenance habitually under tho Influence of amiable feelings ac quires a beauty of tho highest order from tho frcquenoy with which such fcollugs stamp their character upon Â¬ JUAIUNTEED TO CUIIB And Malaria In all Forms Tasteless Nono genuine Itliout tlio above plcturo and too signature ot J O Mendenhatl CHILLS SO AND FEVER TUFT TOr- - SOUTH A Sclcntlflo American Aflcnoy tor K Prlco conto at all Dealers DY Terrc Haute Indianapolis MiaiDimiAXX t a EVANSVILLE IND Capital Stock Paid In SS0O0O COMMENCED BUSINESS PREPARED ONLY CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul I 1 1 SjT3irB7Wliili lVll M umtm- - Surplus Fund Mt Ml OOINTSINTHE ltD000 IN 1807 L 0HTH AND NORTHWEST RJJ RS h-Kt -I P 0 nle The Uqomii Smr Cancan Company on last Mondiiy right made their appearance for hr firht lima in nur city If the auditors nre ro itidercil us worthy Judges the enterUiam nl was thu bust of Its kind ever In cur cit It was on n high order and strictly tirst class All the characters seemed to be perjeel In their parts Mr will llvo Wlnsiorts solo On the Bridge in tho h wris ol our people while bis wile Is one cl those wonderful singers that must be heard In order to be appreciated Miss M 12 Clay captivated the audience Sn s an elocutionist of extraordinary ability Â¬ 1 Revs Walker Garden preach on iberatlydtiy tnd Line will Messrs Loving and Wilcox are dnlngr good business In Madisonvillo Rev R Hall the rally Is olia 1 Morton Banker Ky CblianoogaTennn A Sua Pais AkI Kvanmllit InJ II It GIUSWAID Q P A Rvamvllle Ird JEWRIES 0 A nui iinnneiKm una rroo iianaixxnc wrltn to 1 DttOiuwiT UNN ft Ctt Haw Yen Oldcat or aocurlnff lulfnta In America 1 rcryjwU taken out by ui la bromht buAwo tlio imbllo a nutlcu given frvo ctclionto la tbo pUpJr lnrui If VBArtM OAvrara Ai nnnvs DE8I0N PATENTS zrM timtiik Qmtxltm ji ilx month AillroM MUKn 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