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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 7, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 bee1896050701_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 7, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. company Bernardft coal COKE Minors and Shippers of -- QQ ANQ i1 -- 1 i 4 JW Etarax xoltt OfTiocs R G M CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tenn SHfiNtSJVnOLD Manager Wlnol2t3eilo ROUSE Manager A S FORD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager Main Street Louisville Ky lalmcr House Broadway Paducah Ky 337 Upper Second St vuii mum uuu aukiiuii wib muiiipuia xuiui VICKIIAM Hotiser Building StLouis ato Buirding Chicogo III TIESSER J W BRIDGMAN G03 Teutonic Afijcfejiitt ra W l 1HM W tIB Evansvi He Ind Keep a SHaro Lookout for Fresh Items f Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE vW3fRADE which will apbearirQiii time to timepermanently occupying this space m gjrffc nuBpniiiu rWt iriinnunnrn JfcA r Coal Company Bernard rt nil r I SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING SAMrLB ADiaATIIBREDIlVCOALTKAOlJ OURNtL x M Vv jftAt mHV 4 ttK j Away from Seattle Washcomo this anteed to lull but not to toot N Max at Utlca Parker havo to say thui Clean coal Guar Â¬ INCORPORATED A v 1 V Y put all Ibey Prompt delivery K A 1 -- Tho Southern Pacific Co has decided to burn oiiTnstcad of coal or wood on all Its engines south SfFriUnoj This Is an Important concession to Los Angeles and Santa Barbara producers of oil for it gives them a home market for nearly alt their coal m Keep I L Smith at Sqmervillo Mas ays peaca with your cook It Is easy It you give her Western coal to burn in the celebrated Ontario tbe raoge Miss advertlseo Steele at A bot and quick fire will be obtained 10 that jour breakfast will not bo late If you uso Shamo kin or Franklin coal A P V Somervilla Hero ti a Uattlmore idea The thermometer upbut our prices tor coal are away down Get tbe summer rales for coal coke and wood Reception room for ladles use adjoins office Is away Mra Vounghub George some people ay they can see figures In tbe flame can ou Youugbub wearily Yes seven dollars and twenty five This must be In Wayback Ark cenls per ton O W Shlpman at Detroit Mich in bis ads talks thus If youve not been ordering from Sbipman youll find that about one halt ot your coals energy bat been wasted beating tbeone half ot clinker Weve every kind ot coal for every use V coat SiW L mm n t - I tv ci ir J551s i5SSs3 -- yMtfai ssvKac1 IV U - -- - y - - allli s -- nin a rT77Wiwr -a w-i-j- m r x mm Tho Stato Board of Prison Commissioners of Tennessee will establish a largo yard In Cincin Â¬ nati O and have closed a contract with Robert Morrison of that city lo act as agent for Jbe out- Â¬ put of the Brushy Mountain mines m - uw l jyiw - r 4 h m i- - smBssssm K a j Tr-j-A- VJ WiwiLrrrC V tm WHsrE3TSS mmmzszfZ rrxil wflwfnwKr8 uliTi- - eoKe rm It is said that there will not bo more than o3 ooo tons of coal at the head of Lake Superior when navigation opens and this means that It wilt be necessary to ship to all Lake Superior points during the coming season about 500000 tons more coal than was shipped during 1895 in order to have new supplies equal to the total of coal handled last year advertises It A concern at Trenton N J we have a prlvata coal mine of our own that we can serve you better than any ona else can Its because we positively guarantee full weight prompt and courteous service and no dirt Our coal is kept under and its screened dry The dirt goes through tho ieve Stick a pin in that point Coke production and output in theConnellsvllle region is in statu quo Comparisons with las Yet pig Iron year in mid April are not flattering consumption now exceeds that of a like period last year judged by the pig iron statement and more men are employed in the Iron and stee works Much of tbe buying that was done begin ning with tbe second quarter of 1895 was patory The bottom had been reached and pig iron and thero was a desire l rS Jl titssJc rm vM l jVvfcWtVUJfotti Isnt because I St Bernard Coal Companys Coal Tipple at Paducah V H it zAl A firm at Superior Wis puis lis thus ell and deliver aooo lbs the standard ton clashed the Wagou Thats the way us coat You sendan order for one ton or for tons You get 3000 pounds for eery ton Gaieties We Ex sell fitly Famous No 9 Goal foi all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET -- Fort Worth Tex One thing which has retarded the development ot Manufac JWOR Interests in Texas bas been tbe high price of cdi but that has now been practically removed and Texas coal of a high calorific power ran be purchased at a low rate white new mines are being steadily opened up Tbe principal thing needed to promote manufacturing Interests In Texas Is an active display of confidence and an Investmen of capital by citizens of the State t V - Brushed Soke- - Â¬ Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St BERNARD CRUSHED COKE One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price for Base Burners and Fuwmesfor TIic Value to the South of Immigration In discussing the value gration to the South the Southern States Magazine says A dispatch from Portland Ore states that that city has raised S2ooo to promote immigration and that it has invited the State of Washington to join with Oregon in the work of bringing settlers to the Pacific Northwest instead of each Stato laboring separately The Southern States has re- pcatedly pointed out how remiss the people ot tlio boutli are in spending money to attract irnmi With the exception of a giation tew railroads which are doing something in this line although very few of them are carrying out this work as comprehensively as Western roads do the South itself is practicelly doing nothing Here is ono town of moderate population which has raised 5532000 for immigration work or probably mora than the whole fourteen Southern States in their official capacity have put up for such a purpose during thq last five years If the South wants to get the people it must use the same mefans which other sections have found profitable That population is coming South rapidly is true but this is being done because of the Souths advantages and despite the utter failuro of the South to do its part Did the Western States possess such advantages as the South has they would have double their pop lation in tcji years Every village in tho whole country would be flooded with literature and every man woman and child would hear ot their advantages Unfortunately the people of the South have not yet learned tho value of adver- Â¬ tising whether that advertising be through newspapers or by other moans nor have they fully appreciated that to get immigration thuy must exercise broad minded liberality backed by Untiring unurgy Tho Pacific coast recognizas the value of immigration It recog nizes that tho incoming of new pcoplo builds up n country en hances the valuo of its prupcity gives opportunity for tlio creation of wealthy opportunity for social and industrim advancement op portunity lor vtho building of Mm churches establishment of schools tho improvement of rosi Is and the general advancement of civilization Tho most important question bo fora tho South the ono upon which its futuro more largely de ponds than anything e hejii itnv Â¬ Â¬ a much less againtldvnncowva ers are to a large come Should a decided improve trade come in the next three months tbe coke producers would not be embarrassed by the posi- Â¬ tion of the consumers as they were last year Then low contracts were in force for a considerate time ahead Connellsville Courier ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY LIQUOR ACAIN no doubt about the nccuracyof the verdict as rendered bv the Coroners jury A lew years ago Thco Noel rode through the streets of Earling- 1011 uriinif ana along one street cow boy fashion discharged a pistol at random One householder along that street said to Tin Bee that tho only reason ho did not shoot Noel then was because ho had nothing to shoot with Noel was a good worker when sober but even ho himself realized that he was dangerous when drunk and said to Wm Coughlcr only a short time ago that ho was going to stop drinking That ho was crazy when drunk and was afraid ho would kill somebody Coroner Booth held tho inquest Sunday morning Some of the witnesses to the shooting wore not found to givo their testimony but the stones of these agree with that told by the witnesses examined Hie Coroners jury was called at 915 n in and consisted of the tollowing Chas E Jones Foreman J B liindlc i N Clark C II McGary J J Dubuissenand Â¬ Â¬ N Â¬ MAKES THEO NOEL COLORED CRAZY THIS TIME HE ATTEMPTS TO IIHAW AND THREATENS TO SHOOT Re- A i1 torM Officer Ci I Morgia who Hat teg lleen IiMtd Assistance was Compelled to - ihnot or ltuo THE BEST Both Shots Take Effect and Noel Dies In a Few Minutes A RECENT SPRING MEDICINE STATEMENT HY WEL ward Todd colored and other how and by whom the deceased women who were at her lionsn came to his death and who was cul- Â¬ EARUNGTON FREE LIBRARY Toad is away from home These pable are among tho best colored pcoplo Cal Morgan was called first and of the town and they made com- - testified that a little while before Open from 10 a m to 9 P- - m dally plaint to officer Cal Mnnin wlm 10 oclock Saturday evening Ed except Sunday promised to go at once But before Todds wife nnd other women came A Cordial invitation Is extended lo who morgan coiuu go Noel came up lohim andlroported thatTlieo Noel ever may And a spare balfhour to Im Â¬ on horseback and Mnririn in was at her house drunk and croat prove their time at tho FREE LIHRAUY proached him found him in liquor ing atl is turban co and asked that anu uisorueny and attempted to ho conic nniL look after him That MORE THAN600 VOLUMES arrest him ho first said ho would go with the Officer Morcan twice or three women then and they started home MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS times summoned assistance which but thonorth bound mail train DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY was refused and after a struggle in Qhicago train arriving about ten Valuable Cass of Minerals 300 Specimens which Noel struck Morrran Nrel oclock whistled and as ho hul dismounted put Jits hand to his some mail to put on ho waited for S40 Species Labeled nip pocketadvanm d ana told Mor Urn train to arrive He put tlio 0URI08ITIB8 PHOM THB IUOIAN MOUNDB gan he would sjjMTlum Of course mail on nnd as he walked clown OH HOPKINS COUNTY A FINB Morgan cotild jVti only shoot or the platform he hoard botuootio OOLLIOTION run ami a prjrce officer does not sponl toTheo Noel who had Morgan fired two shots n come up on horseback heard him Nillvo woods 1 r varieties In form of run picture frames which collection was ex rapid succession the first of which roplynndsaw him Ho went to hlbited at the Worlds Columbian Upo ho thought find not taken effect No- - nnd spoke to him about tha f disturbanco ho had Both shots hmvrVfr ilid tit sllion made at Todds feet in Noels left sidCjphu of which liouso and advibod liim to go Photographs and Iriatogrxhlo Trans iuuuiijr PIIII5U uii niuiy uiiu home Nool denied having cre paronclna numerous and beautiful Noel died in a ltivfitiuteH ated any dinttirbanco nnd loudly The Irita collecrijJgrTbt gnse oxuiBlted At Morgan coroncrwai summoned and denmuled that witnesses bo pro gave hHself unto Marshal duced Ho told Noel tho com Columbian Exposition Burnett pjaint that had boon made against Thco Nc 8 Mharacter when him and iigain advised him to go drunk wasfa well Ifoiown in Enrl homo Â¬ isStAiMONS Liver regulator Dont forget to take It Now Is the time you Saturday about 10 oclock A need It most to wake up your Liver slucglsh Liver brines on Malaria Fever there occurred one of those tragic and Ague Rheumatism and many other events which inevitably at some Ills which shatter the constitution and time fall to the lot of olhccrs of wreck health Dont forget the word De Â¬ KEOULATOR It 13 SIMMONS LIVER a law abiding community REGULATOR you want The word REG Â¬ plorable as such occurrences are ULATOR distinguishes It from all other they are now and then impossible And besides this SIMMONS remedies avert in a community where Inw LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the lo Llvcr keeps It properly at work that your and order prevail system may be kept In good condition Thco Noel a colored miner who TOR TUG ULOOLV take SIMMONS had at several times previously LIVER REGULATOR It Is the best blood worked in the mines nt this place purifier and corrector Try It and note Look for the RED Z but who was finally discharged for the difference You wont find It on Rood because of hi drinlnno- mill cu every package wiy ulhcr medicine and there Is no other his very disorderly nnd dangerous w tavmcss Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER Thoy were sworn and instructed character when in liquor was in RbUULATOR -- the Klngof Llvcr Remedies Earlington drunk and disorderly oy coroner Booth to investigate lie sure you et it and had terrified the wife of Ed ine case anu report when where J II Zolllll H Cm Ililludclplllu niht u la ingtpn arf WW wero some wit nesses f tle unfolftHnato occur Will receive prompt attention at rences at wqrqthoiifclit unfncndlv Morgan hi whose tins office Estimates furnished to OfRF so clearhmiustificdstorv of tJaRatr tho n lkW upon application 0nersacuin tnat tIJHkC remalna Â¬ JOB WORK I 1 - Noel reiterated tho demand that witnesses be produced and Morgan decided that Noel was drunk enough to require In am st Mor grin then called an Olhc Morns to assist in arresting nocj mt jor faoel pift his hand to his pocket and while Morgan held tho bridle with one hand ho at- Â¬ tempted to search Noel with the other hand Felt of one pocket and fajt nothing like a weapon Noel commanded Morgan not Jo attempt to search his pockets Morris refused a second time to assist in making arrest Morgan took hold of bridle and Noel tried to rush horse over him Then getting off his horse put his hand in his hip pocket and advancing on Morgan threatened to shoot him After assistance was refused there was nothing to do but shoot or run John Fegnn said he saw Morgan and Noel talking but could not hear what was said lie saw Mor- Â¬ gan take hold of bridle and Noel struggle to get away Saw Npel get off his horse and put his hand in his pocket as jf to draw a pistol They clinched and then Morgan shot Noel xvv s full Ollie Mor ns had refused to assist in making arrest Henry Adcock first saw Noel on a horso talking to boys at depot Then he saw Morgan talking to Noel Could not understand wliat was said Heard Morgan summon OHio Morris to assist and Morris declined Morgan grabbed the horse with one hand and began to scarcjhNoel with his other hand Noel resisted and tried to got away and did make horse plunge and jerk Morgans hand loose from bri- Â¬ dle Noel leaned over and struck at Morgans head a powerful blow Did strike Morgan and from the sound of the blow ho feared Mor- Â¬ gan Jiad struck Noel with a knife Noel got off his horstj put his hand in ins nip pocKcr sam sometning to Morgan which he could not hear and then Morgan fired IIo did not think the first shot had struck Noel Tho horso wheeled between them and Morgan fired again im mediately from tho other side of the horse John Pagan was again called and in answer to question from oric of the jurors said ho heard Mrgjm call 011iu Morris to assist and Morris refused Questions wero asked by the jurors frequently as this witnesses testified Tho Coronerthen asked tho poo plo to vacate tho room to jury nnd in a ultort turns the jury rendored tho following written verdict signed by nil thq jurors Wo the jury summoned over tho body of Thco Noel find that deceased came to his death rom a pistol shot fired by Cal Morgan who an peaces officer was endeavor oring tfo arrest said Noel and that said killing was justifiable ris refused Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of immi- Â¬ thirty days treatment three migration The incoming of new with boxesclad written guarantee or 250 sent iron people in creat numbers will set direct upon receipt of price Write for tie all the perplexing problemns booklet and proofs Eurcita Chemical that have confronted this section Mfg Co La Crosse Wis and Boston t will sweep away all troublesome Mass questions relating to possible race Sec our beautiful new stock of difficulties it will open to the ris- ladies ties gloves belts etc ing generation of the South opporSt Bernard Store tunities for advancement scarcely dreamed of now it will bring W IRRNAGAN Irctt and Genl Manajcr about the establishment of more O W WADDILL Cashier schools more churches and the building of better roads thus in3fopkins Lountu creasing the facilities for travel and it will give to this section all S ot the comforts and conveniences -of the most advanced civilization and development possessed by the North added to and increased in Madisonville Ky proportion as the natural advantages of the South exceed the natu- Capital Stock - - - 50000 ral advantages of the Nprth In Transacts a general banking business view of these facts it is well worth and invites tbe accounts of tho citizens of atwhile for the South to give its tention to immigration to spend Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest ahd most secure vault in its money to give its time and en ergy in seeking to draw people this section of Kentucky from other sections into this favored region Â¬ Â¬ 11 Â¬ More I bait lalf tbe victims of consump Â¬ tion do not know ibty it Here Is a list of symptoms by which consumption can certainly be detected Cougb om or two slight efforts oa rfslnc occurring during the day and freÂ¬ quently during the night Sbort brcatbinz after exertion Ttgbtiessof the cbesl Quick pulse especially noticeable in the ecniii and after a full meal v Chilliness in the evening followed by mm lgttal m BANK r Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Slight ftver Perspiration toward morning and Tale face and languid in the momiflf Loss of vitality If you have these symptoms or any of them do not delay There are imny preparations which claim to tk cures but Dr ncktr Cngllrt Remedy for eZonsutnptioa has the highest endorsements and has stood the test of years It wlllarrest con- Â¬ sumption in its earlier stages and drive away the symptoms named It is manu Â¬ factured by the Acker Medicine Co 16 and IS Clumbers St New York and sold by all reputable druggists Â¬ Â¬ BEN TROBINSON OeijD BEORGE KING DRUGGIST J DONT STOP TOBACCO HOW TO CURE YOURSELF WHILE USING IT The tobacco habit grows on a man until his nervous system is seriously affected Impairing health comfort and happiness To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco to an inveterate user becomes a stimulant that his system Dnco Curo Is a continually craves scientific euro for the tobacco habit In all lis forms carefully compounded after tbe formula of gn eminent Berliu physician who bas used It in his private practice It is purely since 1872 without a failure vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harm Â¬ less You can use all the tobacco you It will want whle taking IlacoCuro Wo giva a writ- Â¬ notify you when to slop iiermanenlly any ten cuaranlea lo cum case wllh three boxes or refund the money Qaco Curo with 10 per cent interest is not a substitute but a scientific cure that cures without the aid of will power It leaves the and with no inconvenience system as pure and free from nicotine as the day you took your first chew or smoke Thirty Cured Uy IlacoCuro and OtlncJ Pounds Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST Mortonw Alwayson handa full and complctestockof DRUGS AND MEDICINES PER FUMERY and TOILET ARTI- Â¬ Â¬ JloP ITtcc Sine Ml i7i m 13 mtjC ST- - CHARLES KENTUCKY law of Druggists Suiic rUs prescriptions Carefulhj Eomjouneb MOST IH QUANTITY CLES PAINTS AND OILS BE8TINQUAlIT PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Â¬ r sA P TL vermifuge 20 YEARS FOR Has loci all WORM Remedies TKCaQITB bt ions niriiennantHeDiiiaara BOTTLE EVERY NOITJ UY 111 GUARANTEED Si WHITES CilEJM Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ From hundreds of testimonials the orlftl- naU of which are on the file and open to Inspection the following Is presented CUton Nevada Cg Ark Jan i9 ity MfK Co Eureka Chemical La Crotte Wit Genllcment For forty jem I uicd tobacco In al In forma For twenty live yeari ot that tlaie IwatiKreat aulferer torn teneral deblllijr and heart illieaie For fifteen yeara 1 tried to quit but couldnt I took varloua remedlea among The Indian Tobacco An- Â¬ allien tidote Double Chloride of Cold elc etc hut nona ot them did me tha lean bit of good Finally however I purchased a boa ot your DacoCuro and It hai entirely cured me of the habit In all Its roriui aud I have increased thirty round In weight and am relieved of all tlio numerous aches and paint of body and in Ind I could villa a qulro ot paper Upon mjr changed feeling1 and conjlilop Yourt reipecltully I II Mteuay Paior C P Church Clayton Ark Sold by all druggists aLf r 00 per box Tho American Protectivo Tariff League Is a national organization advocating Protection to American Labor and Industry as explained by its constitu- Â¬ tion as follows The object of thlt Leu thall be to prolea American labor by a tariff on Importt whloh ehall adequately etoure American Industrial prsduote egalntt the competition of foreign labor A LA UKLLE JAKDtNlURE L I -M- FRIT5CH It FASHIONABLE SON tit Â¬ or ptivata profits In connection with tho organiza Â¬ tion and It Is sustained by memberships contributions and the distribution of it Thcro are no personal publications FinSTt Corretpordanee le aelielttd regarding Membenhlp and Official Corrpondnt 8ECON 0 We nad and weloome contribution whether- - email crlirja tu our caute THIRD W pultiih a Urge line of dooumenU U Tariff question Com Â¬ covering all pham plete set will tw miUil i y address for 80 cent J t JVJ J and UJU ERCHANT TAtUOltfp tf IMPORTER 111 OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS L SP p f Jjld request ferfrt f 1rloan Eoonomlst Addrrs WU ir f Qnirl8egnVvr 110 Wti J4 euWfMifleW fOUHTH sample e iy tj tf klus county friends Hnl St Bvuntvllle U4 Ke eamosllr wliclutberHtonsje otkle Upper 1 Kop wj j rw i j i i o account to which was attached n into the rofttti Upon which they ravel can copy of our editorial admonition hardly ba kept In proper repair nor ade As the lnlerslnlo Com quately protected Tho responses merce Commlsnlons report said dont get mad as a rule have been gratifying What Iho effect of this is likely to be sometimes flattering Only n very upon iho character of track nndveonte fiw have disregarded our admoni quent safety of travel need not bo sug Va havo had numerous re- gested tion Tho Transportation Division of the cen mittances of four or five dollars susof 1890 confirms this by saying ihit each and the paper continued economy In operating expenses always Isnt that tnarvcloun Sbmo have struck rnalntenance of way and structure failed so far to respond in any harder than other classs of expenditure way You didnt get Inad now did The slgnlfiennco ot this will bo appre ciated when we slato that tho number ot you Let us hear frpm you with passengers carried on nil railroads In 1894 n check inclosed You know it was 52872413 less than In 1893 but the takes money to run n publishing number of passongcrs killed was 23 grVnlcr business as well ns a coal mine a than In 1893 railroad n farm or a store OUR LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Â¬ Â¬ vm j drawn for tho mointonance of mi kliot child Of cotlrm1 in dun time iho warrant coniu luck un paid And it bora this memoran- Can dumin penal on its back crlsaccty not pay at present next Doc or SgBTPUBLISHlNH COMPANY Jnny jtrhas Our friond immeIncorpornifii Entfril tha Pcitotnee tt RarllwttMi Second diately wrote to the Auditors odlcc miliar stating that lie had for years cashed State chocks under DemoSUuSCRtPTlON ItATBSi cratic rule ntul had never before hod one returned unpaid nnil proOna YntitttfCly In ndvnnca f I oo AdM Mom In so testing that the Republican ThrreMonthi it ministration should fail to meet Glnl Coplnl upncimen copm miiira irro on application winird In Ml purli of the its obligations Crrdtpomlcnlii cauntT AdilreMii lot parlicuhti In answer enma the following letter r CbeflBsBce 3BS5 I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ iii Â¬ 5 THURSDAY MAY 7 1896 STATE 01 KENTUCKV FltANKFOIIT omen Aumfolt or ruiiuc accounts Apl 30th My 1896 Carlisles Speech and Others days ago tho Courier stated nt the head of its Journal news column that the demand for Secretarys Carlisles famous Chi cago speech on the money question had long been exhausted but they had made arrangements o supply the demand again at an early date This illustrates in what esteem these utterances of Mr Carlisle arc held Realizing the popularity and de mand for this great speech The Bee some days since arranged to supply all its readers with the speech in full This wc hope to to do this week if possible but if not in this issue then in the next without fail As the campaign progresses The Bee will give the notable speeches of great men of both parties and feels that its readers will appreciate and approve its effort to give them the best matter available on the leading questions of the qay A few Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Dfau HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY was I output of coal in Hopkins county during 1806 was about one fourth the total output of the entire State jji 180 tf the exact output of the State Tho Â¬ i Hopkins Countys output was 788486 tons all bitio This is a gain minous over the product of 1898 of 27861 tons and a loss of 28823 tons as com- Â¬ pared with 2894 which tuminous and canncl coal 8207770 tons M I was more than pleased to have your communication of the 38th and delighted nt your in interest in the Grand Old Cdm monwcallh of Ky I did ndt know you had been furnishing money for so long a time to help the State run during Democratic times and regret to learn that you aro now unwilling to continue under Republican rule We want all our Idiot Warrants cashed by other idiots and regret you aro the first to lay down upon us These warrants on the Treas urer arc perfectly good and you can hold them n long time without any danger of losing your mony No 871J is what we call a war rant and directs the Treasurer to pay if he dont do it I will soon have to quit drawing them Up to the present time he has refused to pay 1250000 and I am get ting tired of his foolishness Mr Hale the Democratic Treasurer turned over to him J130 and I sec no excuse for his acting that Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ way I hope to meet you talk the matter and perhaps over with you Yours in the faith ia Richmond year shoiocd gain over 1803 of 60684 tons the result of the sympathetic during which strike Hopkins Countys miners worked daily The total number of em- Â¬ ployees in Hopkins county in 1805 xvas 1 88 7- Smarts employed 288 Fatalities atmines subject to in- - Â¬ Â¬ SpeUOtUfO lib VWlV O VU fatal kins -- accidents in Hop yM65tons be prodjkeed in Tota ntucKL durpig PL806 ZliZon You jvaQfbivcrc Of this made flay Love a Liar We Dont The following chain of lies is the Â¬ reliable special dispatch sent to the Globe Democrat by that papers delightful correspondent at Henderson It is woven wonderfully and its chief attraction is that the only feature that approximates the truth is the statement that the negro was riding not a stolen horse as stated but a horse This is but a sample of the reports as sent by press correspondents at Henderson and Hop kinsvillc of occurrences along the road between these two places Tjii Bee has had occasion before to mention these things and hopes that this instance may have its effect Here is the Henderson report in full It grow out of the attempted arrest of Theo Noel a colored miner by Peace Officer Cal Mor gan which attempt Noel resisted and was himself shot by Morgan Noel has always lived here and hereabouts and was well known Marshal Barnett was not present A full account is given of this affair in another column Note the distortions Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Weekly Crop Bulletin Western Kentuckystill holds the lead The bulletin of May 5th thus reports this section Reports from this section of the State continue to be more favorable than those received from the other divisions The majority of them state that tjie weather conditions were all Uiat could bo de sired and tha crops generally are in fine condition In many localities the rainfall was in excess of the nortrlal and but very few correspondents complain of droit thy conditions All forms of vegetation have made a marked advance in growm ana mc present outioox for crops of all kinds is very promising There is still considerable complaint of damage from cut worms but not so much as was made last week Their ravages up to the present time have not been In some counties they serious are reported to be stripping the forest oaks of their foliage Wheat has improved materially during the week and many correspondents state that its condition is now above the average Some few complaints are made of damage from the cinch bug Corn planting is practically completed and the earlier planted portion is coming up very nicely Some of the advanced fields are being worked Oats generally look well Tobacco plants as a rule are plentiful and their condition is fine Some have been set in the southwestern counties and and the work will be started generally during the present week Pastures and meadows are reported to be in excellent condition Fruits Corof all kinds look promising respondents in the extreme southern counties report that strawberries are ripening rapidly and that some were gathered May ist Hopkins is one of those counties in which at Earlington strawberries were gathered on May ist They arc now on the market daily Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Our Banknuptcy That episode of the idiot war rant printed in these columns illustrated again the deplorable state of the treasury of Kentucky and again calls to mind a Democratic Senate that refused to pass measures ol relief during the late legislature There is the consojation remaining however that the responsibility for our present bankruptcy rests where it belongswith the Democratic party both as regards the recent refusal of relief measures and the series of Democratic administrations that have put us where we are Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Democratic Speaking At Madisonvillc on Monday Mr Lawrence Tanner of McLean Co Democratic candidate for the Congressional nomination addressed the people on political questions Mr Tanner said nothing in his speech that would indicate his candidacy Judge Nunn of MadiDempsey sonvillc and Hon Mr Tanner favors free also spoke silver Judge Nunn also spoke in favor of free silver Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ JF Â¬ foocomotute Stasis Conductor L D Walls who has t5ecn at G road or tho past few work on tho C months is back on this division Rumor says that- - on next Sunday tho fast passenger trains Nos 92 and 93 will be taken off Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Fleeing Murderer Killed by Marshal Spsjclil Dlipitch lo Globe Democrat flendcrson Ky May 3 Last S I night at i oclock Marshal Barnett of Earlington Hopkins county attempted to arrest a negro who was riding a stolen horse when the culprit jumped from the animal mal and started to run The officer quickly fired a shot striking the negro in tho head causing inThe Marshal had stant death been notified that Jim Wilson colored who had been employed as a farm hand near Delaware was supposed to be the murderer of tho lloatcr caught in Green River several days since by a fisherman and that Wilson had stolen a valuable horse afterwards and fled The recovered corpse proved to be Israel Myers traveling agent for a Cincinnati qucenswarc firm and a rcvVard of 18500 was offered by his relatives for the murderer Circum stances pointed out Wilson as the assassin and intelligence was forwarded to tho officials of tho vicinity giving an accurate description Hence Barnett was on the lookout with the result narrated Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The St Louis Convention Hall The Convention hall will be ready in good time for the occupancy of the body that will nomi nate the next President of these United States The Globe DemoA force of workmen crat says begun plastering the outside of the Convention hall yesterday with a preparation known as staff which was used with good effect on the Worlds Fair buildings at Chicago in 1893 It presented quite a handsome appearance be ing nearly white and requires no painting The work on the building is progressing very rapidly and Contractor R P McClure thinks that if it continues at the present rate the building will be finished two weeks ahead of the specified time Roofing lathing flooring and other lines of work are in progress at the same time The windows are glazed and ready to put in as soon as the structure The wgathcr is ready for them has been very favorable to the contractors as since beginning the carpenter work four weeks ago last Saturday the workmen have lost but half an hours time Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Did You Get Mod Story of an Idiot Warrant Not long ago an Earlingtonian a guileless republican wus asked to cash a check which he did and sent through his bank for collection in the regular way This cicck however turned out to be a warrant on tbu State Treasurer Â¬ In our issue of March iatl under heading dont get mad wq made tho modest request that those who were in arrears with The Bee send us rcmittanco for amount due and keep in a good humor This statement we at onco fol lowed up by stf ng to each of our subscribejHHV subscription Â¬ Master of Trains Devne for various reasons sawfittolct out several of the boys last week who will seek work elsevanla recently cut 131 linear feet or 655 where we suppose square feet with nn undercut of fivo feet The railroad company has determined in nine hours In the undercut ho bad to cut down a largo number of dangerous from to 2 inches of slate and about 3 trees along the Henderson division this ncbes of coal year Certainly it is a shame that there are so The first excursion of tho season was many of the mining fraternity who will run from Elkton to Nashville last Sunday work hard in the mines during the day with conductor Joe Powers in charge and then at nights hire n rig anil go to Sufficient money it is said to build the Madisonville to fill up on red liquor Such men do not deserve employment III contemplated road from Cairo to Cumberland Gap on paper has been We are pleased to state that a large subscribed that is enough to make the number of our surplus of miners which survey we have during the summer season have The falling oil of a car door which rolled found work elsewhere Quite a large under the train caused a wreck on the number went to Danville Illinois last Henderson division near Guthrie last week where they were offered steady em- Â¬ Friday Several empty flat cars were ployment in the mines at that place thrown from the track Tho wrecking The price of mining in the Pittsburgh car and crew were nt onco sent out in district will probably remain at 70 cents charge of foreman OBrien who coon in spite of tho attempt of some operators cleared the track to reduce it to 50 cents The rate should neimer operator nor Operator T C Martin has been making remain as it is The prepartions to accompany foreman Clay miner gains anything by a reduction Wpoldridge on a fishing trip to Green consumer alone is materially benefitted River A mammoth frying pan capable The conference of the miners and opera of holding more fish than will ever bo tors at Terre Haute Ind ended in a dis caught has been constructed and other agreement the miners demanding 66 cents necessary utensils secured per ton and the operators wanting lo cut The miners finally decided A new time card was out last Sunday to 55 cents for the Henderson division Too em- to accept 61 cents The operators refuse ployes regard It as a great improvement on to yield all previous ones when the make up is Since 1873 fire has been consuming the taken Into consideration Another fast coal In one of the veins of the Anchor col- Â¬ freight train has been scheduled which liery at HeckscherviHe Pa This colliery will prove a hummer of the kind with two others adjoining were obliged to The transportation of strawberries from shut down It is thought that plans have the Tennessee fruit growing section prom now been completed whereby the flames ises to be very extensive this season The may be extinguished which have been conindications are that the producers will ship suming thousands of tons of coal for 23 no less than 100000 crates of the fruit years from Chattanooga to Northern and Hast No matter how much we may deplore em points As 530 crates fill a refrigerator an affair like that which took place last car this means nearly 300 carloads from Saturday night the necessity of an of Â¬ that city and vicinity ficer to kill In self defense must be ad mitted by miners that although they may RAILROADS AND TUB FUULIC sympatlze with the relatives the de- Â¬ in ma tne rauroau companies were ceased thai one of the chief of copses was compelled to throw 03094 men out of the use of Intoxicant and It shopld prove work Nearly one half of these men a warning to all to beware of hq evil cup over 4G per cent of the whole had been Manager Usn W Robinson of Ibn employed in maintaining the roads In proper repair and In conducting transpor- Â¬ Bird Uye jelllco Coal Company came tation For every 100 miles of road there home on a brief visit last Saturday He wero 1854 P cent less men employed reports three mines running on full time Some littte trouble has ex Â¬ n tho maintenance of way and structures at his place there were 16 50 per cent less employed isted be saya between the operators and in the proper maintenance of equipment miners which has recently been settled to It Is his and there were 1111 per cent less em the satisfaction of all concerned intention at an date to open ployed In conducting transportation It develope another early ot coal which and vein he will bo very Interesting fpr tho public to likely will do as soon as he can procure ad know that In n nerlod of hard limes nuch ditional miners n which the company as this administration forced the poultry i now stnnds in nerd Â¬ mosphere tiiereabouts was so redolent with sweets as to attract a BEE reporter who was for wonst at least in his clement strictly 4 From what wc learn tho J U G was born during the epidemic of clubs last winter and is one of the few survivors of the deluge of Sub Rosine Paddy Rooskinc and Patta Rosum literature which Mines threatened to engulf thatiagc Miss Fannie Arnold is its fair President HIGH WAGES DUT NO WORK The Carbondale mines is also suffering and the a leet of Madisonvillc arc Lord Londonerry proposes toshut Rain from a lack of coal orders business at that its members It has been said that ton colliery and the unfortunate men who place being dull Indeed they arc simply a higher degree will be thrown out of work came to ask of the Ordcr of Club a kind of Mr Rufus Clark after several weeks the reason The owner produced a comKnight Templar as it were suffering with boils was again able to re- plete and detailed balance sheet showing However thtamay be wo have no turn to work In the mines last week that the last years workings cost 72000 for they means o ascertaining President J D Atkinson qt the St while the receipts were only 56000 and were on the evening mentioned Bernard Coal Company was called to even Lord Londonerry cannot go on indeout of sight and the only infor16000 a year Hut the mation available was obtained from Pennsylvania on business last week to be finitely losing analysis of the figures Is even more In Colonel Glenn and another gentle- Â¬ gono several days structive than the totals The net loss Is man who returned to earth at an Tho Sebreo Coal Company are making is nd per ton of coal raised The total early hour the following morning preparations to put in their new machinery cost per ton at the pits mouth is 8s lod The occasion was a Leap Year and make other improvements at the Of party given under the auspices of and the selling price only 5s 11jd shaft soon Scbree Herald iho cost 6s 6d is for wages Now in 1887 the club at the handsome residence It is very discouraging indeed for miners just nine years ago tho pit was paying the of Mr McLcod on Greenville St who now are located at a mine which lays wages cost being 4s 5d Tho result to The guests first assembled at the idle most of the time One miner told us the men has been a gain of 2 jld per ton hpmc ol the fair President where last week he bad been unable to work but in wages and the closing of the mine lots were drawn which resulted in one day in tbrco weeks The reporter adds that the statements the couples being arranged as near in the orTrouble seems also tn be brewing among of Lord Londonderry caused a profound as could be ascertained The gentlemen the miners of Ohio and there may again sensation andjwell they might We fancy der found below Striker were escorted by the young be a strike and several months enforced tbat the sensation will spread shorter hours higher wages heaent sent ladies to the McLeod home in the idleness to follow labor leaders with snugseats in Parliament handsomest liveries the city afTho largest vein of coal in the world is Hyde Park demonstrations and all the rest the fords and notwithstanding thought to be near Shenandoah Pa It is ot it are no doubt very fine things but if number present the stylcof sleeve fifty feet thick and so near the surface that the men all over the country who like the prevailing and the Editorial ap it is quarried liko stone More than 7 1500 at Rainton have been thrown out of petite which we observed wander 000000 tons of coal were taken out last work could be got to speak we fancy they ing abroad in certain quarters year by the Philadelphia Reading would cry out for lower wages and regular the refresh- Â¬ the appointments Coal Iron Co work rather than high wages and no work ments in fact the occasion was Saturday Review A Harrison machine miner in Pennsyl simply perfect Â¬ pay Vageworkers make so liltlo that there Is no Incentive to thrift No stimu lation ot energy The classes are the rich and the poor There is no middle class More hopefully perhaps It might be said that a middle class is just beginning to form They who see no hope of Independence or even ot small homes naturally have no ambition As soon as they get a very little money they quit work and squan der It Many employers make money but their prosperity Is based on the degredatlon ot labor The men who do the heavy work In the mines ot Mexico receive not more than 15 cents to 1 a day in Mexican money or from 40 to 50 cent in actual Major Crump of Bowling Green Sec- Â¬ money for agricultural labor there never is retary ot the Bowling Green Northern a quotable rate hackmen and waiters at Company says the line of their proposed restaurants depend atmost or wholly on road will be fifty miles long connecting tips which custom makes small and the Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern the money of the country smaller house and the Louisville Nashville roads The servants get from 2 to 5 a month rarely company will soon bo ready tor bids from theblgher price And let it be borno lo contractors v mind tbat this is a silver money country and that most things except labor bear high prices Correspondence Portland Ore DoWn in gonian Â¬ Â¬ When Ihts system ot the constant guard ing ot bridges Is adopted on all railroads ai It lAs been on many ot the leading ones the daring heroes of romanco who risk their lives to keep trains from rushing to destruction where bridges or trestles have fallen will find their occupation gone As It is tho fiction writers have probably been unduly prodigal In the So too creation of such characters have they taken liberties with thq engi neers who drfvo tho locomotive They Are usually represented as bluff supersti tious persons who consult this omen and that and in moments of extremo danger pull open the throttle and put their trust in Providence As a matter ot tact railway engineers aro merely painstaking men without affectation and without pre tense who need so constantly to have their whs about them that they havo no timo for superstitions or melodramatic positigs They have definite dutfes to perform of a hazardous nature and these duties aro lived up toon 175000 miles ot railroad in thoUnltcd States with a single minded fidelity which warrants us in be lieving that every railway engineer wilt do what is right for him to do no matter what the emergency no matter what the cost to himself They are certainly heroic men but as free from sentimental vapor ings as any men in the world It is a to correct a popular mis- Â¬ pieasuro in regard to a class of apprehension men who are an honor to American manhood and American citltensbip Johri Gilmer Speed In May Ladies Home Journal Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ UeeauaaV the decline of No 1 Foundry tgiB 25 per Ion Ilia TcnntnC Coat Irffinnd Railroad Company the Sloss IronVtnd Steel Company nml tho Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Com pany togethV employing ten Il10m1rtl coal miners May 1st reduced their wngfs two and eie bay cents per ton hy n lasts ot thirty seven and one hnlf cents Thii makes a total reduction ot seven nrd Mr half cents per ton within the past nx months and places heir wages back wIito they were a year ago before Iron ndvnnred The reduction Is made according lo Hie sliding scale contract between the opera tors and miners which bases wapes on tho selling prlco of Iron Tho miners ac cepted the reduction without dissent al though U Is believed they will return lo renew tho present contract when It ex Â¬ pires July i pig Iron Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Iancer cured AHDA LIFE SAVED By v IKK DAVIS LIVERY STABLE SPROIALATTHNTION QIVKN tho Persistent Uso of TO Ayers Sarsaparilla I va3 troubled for years with a oro on my knee which eoveral physicians who treated me called a cancer assuring mo that nothing could bo tlono to eavo royliro As n last resort I was induced to try Ayers Sarsaparlllo and ftftor ttk In n number oC bottles tho soro rn 1 FUNERALS Firsl Class Tnrn Outs at Reasonable Rales erMY HIQS AUE TIIU VEST IN TI1K CITY Stable and Office on MAIN BTV near Depot niMNinnnu it on bmout N0ti6 tv u t m10 TrtAVHUNQ Men ISAAd DAVIS The recurring Indisposition of tho Topo has again raised tho question of heating the Vatican a problem which so far has never yet been satisfactorily solved Thero nro no fewer than 11000 rooms In lho papal palace ond many of them nvcr receive n ray of sunlight Prof Laponl tho physi Â¬ cian ot His Holiness has tried by nllmnns In his power to maintain a normal temper ature in the prlvato apartment but with Â¬ out effect and they remain much too cold for the daily diminishing vitality ot the Pope An architect recently submitted a plan for distributing hot air all through the Vatican but when tbb cost was men tioned 180000 the Pone dismissed tho lubject with a wave ot Iho hand Coal Trade Journal 4 Â¬ Â¬ SstTbERNID DRUB 8T0RS DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY K Patent MediBines and Perfymerij began to disappear and my general health Improve I persisted lit this treatment until the soro was en tlrely healed Slnco then I use Ayers Jjaranparilla occasionally ns n Jonlo niid blood purifier and In deed it seems nt though 1 could not keep houso without it Mrs S A Field Uloomflcld In DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOltliT AKJljDLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes There are really no wages In Mexico All working people fake what they can get that Is what the employer chooses to lek irats EgrRcady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans and Oils F0H AYERS The Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparilla triMIYSlCIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CARKFULLY COMPOUNDED Ayors Pills Rogulatb tho The J U Live sidinR elsewhere who have observ ed a halo or nimbus hovering over PRICES AT CltEATLY HEDUCEI the city of Madisonvillc Tuesday Mens LadieS and Childrens evening the fifth inst it might bo Blatikcts at your own price Calico 5 cents gone the bottomTJndcrwcar woolen well to explain that the JU Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up Wc are agents for were in session and the at Â¬ Gs - Festivities To those readers of The Uek re Os GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAkEN IN EXCHANGE Fine Dress Goods - a J Ecvery pair warranted to give entire satisfaction Call and examine - thcTENNENT STRIBLlNG SHOE COS Celebrated Handmadc Shoes n JAMES -- CF13NtSX lXVV fle WR CoyteV vJ HAS JUST RECEIVED A- - Â¬ Sli L Â¬ iciliel iraes of pring Dress Goods SERGES Etc Such as HENRIETTAS Â¬ Â¬ NOVELTIES And Is selling at prices never before heard of Come and see before you buy Yon will be surprised BarnBttMrnoId EARLINGTON KY Â¬ g nnsT CLASS Â¬ Feed and Sale Stable Number one rigs on short notice U VERY - EL K Â¬ Â¬ HEARSE -rg xjT FOR PREPARATIONS JNOTijARNETT Manager v C- J TUB STRIKE ENDED TUB MINERS WIN THEIR AFTER A LOCKÂ¬ Misses Eugenia Johnston Ada Morton Mary Crawford Mildred Jones M HronauRb Messrs VanBauson John Waller Smitb Polk Laffoon Ed Cunningham James Hooser Adolph Brown Henry Scott Percy Cunningham Luther Uruce Maurice Cotton Linrel Ruby Earl Plain t FIGHT AT DEANFIBLD RESUME PAYING i4 OUT OK THIRTY DAYS DOTH MINES 2i CENTS PER BUSHEL SUSTAINED NEIGHBORS TUB Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Bessie Ilrown The Owensboro Messenger of May 2 Emma Laffoon Annie PItcbelt says The miners at Dcanfield haye Â¬ won their strike and work is being re Ada Lunsford sumed in both of the mines Yesterday Kossie Figely Ernest Cox the Miller mines started with a small force Fannie Arnold Lula Hall j Ernost Rash of men at work but will fill up as soon as Orlean Prllcbett When Vida Adams is all out ot the entries the water Will Bartlett Will Pritchett the strike was declared tbe operators at Fannie Nisbet Ben Plain the old mines closed tip everything and Jennie Eainbridge Jake Wells iiiuie Howard stopped tbe pump from operation and the Georgia liishop Kobt Brown mines were flooded but they are being Florence Howard J J Glenn I Will Trice pumped out and men wi be put back to Augusta Earl J Turner Ruby work ns fast as possible Frank Bowmer Minnie Rycrofl The Thompson mines were kept in good Ulanchie Jones Ed Hendricks condition during the strike and the force Jessie Nisbci B S Dayls Claud Ross will be increased dally until the full ca- Â¬ Zcna Glenn Will Daves Fannie Blsbpp pacity is reached Aydelott Lucy Webl This is considered a great victory for the Lizzio Long John Harvey operators had miners in this district as tbe Basil Brooks J Bradley Wilson said they would close down for tbe sum- Â¬ Laura Harvey Walter Kuby cents per mer before they would pay Ben blaton Mattia Arnold bushel for tbe summer season and the Clint ilubv men were all n a sad state of poverty but Besides those mentioned above the farmers of tbe neighborhood and other thero were assembled at the resi- Â¬ miners in this district have kept up the dence Miss West Miss Moore the men who remained in Deanfield since Mrs S Dulin Mr and Mrs Ruby tbe strike began There were very few Laffoon Miss Lalla Smith Mr however as most of tho strikers left and and Mrs- - Jas Franceway Mrs O went to work at other places Tbe strike Waddill Mr Anderson and Mr was quiet and orderly but a set of men Harris were never more determined than were Rosa these and now that they have won Deane field is looking tor good times again Tbe Wilton lAtett npncit be last strike has lasted several weeks Tho postmaster generals report deals work being done about March 30 only with deficiencies In his departÂ¬ MINERS The OINOVBMBBRj ii iWt 3M WK ARE ALREADY WELL UND8R Battle WAY A NEW PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IS TO DE KLECTED AND THE The New York Weekly Tribune as always be found in the thickest of tho fight bat tling vigorously for Sound Business Pkinciwes which will bring Prosperity to the Nation The New York Weekly Trihunr is not only the leading Republican paper of tho country but is Pre eminently a National Family Newspaper Its campaign news and discussions will interest evqry American citizen All tho news of tho Day Foreign Correspondence Agricultural Department Market Reports Short Stories complote in each number Comic Pictures Fashion Plates with claborato dcscriptionsanda variety of items of household interest make up an Ideal Family Paper We furnish THE BEE and New York Weekly Trlbuno both papers will Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ni y Patta Address all orders to THE BEE Write your nalnc and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Best Room a Tribune Building New York City and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bo mailed to you FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY CASH IN ADVANCE i 25- - Â¬ ment for 1801 and 1805 und estimated Now is the timo to subscribe fo deficiencies for 1800 and 1897 After will 1807 when tho administration The Bee again bo In tho hands of tho friends of protection wo may begin to look for nn estimated Burplus in tho different Anybodycan Trim a Prof Wilsons experi Â¬ departments ence as chairman ot the ways and a fashion but it takes good means committee has stood him In failure ot judgment and artistic taste to good stead for Tho mlsorablo has mado rovonuo only his farlfl do it in the latest fashion and him more cautious in tho matter of of tho than Ills stylishly Thatd what yo do estimates department cclloagua should A surplus treasury Bernard Store bo looked for in tho British postal de Â¬ partment Hatter Walter McGary EARLINCTONDKEHTUDKY St splendid Livery and Feed Stables Like y of vehicles GOOD STOCK v American cattle fresh beef tallow bacon pork and lard that wo shipped Will receive prompt attention ot to tha markets of tha world laBt year or HAUUNCl realized less money for u than what w this office Estimates ifwtuislted uld in 1804 the tpUl Iom heinjr about EVErlJ DBSOPirTIOri- JOB WORK Iforflgn JntUs Louej l 11 ELEGANT TURNOUTS J- upon application 115800000 X - ft i vfWttiiiVHEMmi 1 Charges im Ijtoj 1IT wi - hiy AT CI i aw PURNI8HKD ON Satisfaction Guaranteed 8H0RT tfoTICf mlK i 1 i iiii Sty Mrs Ington - qm victory crowned with fadeless laurels the brows of tho nine men in gray uniform who fought for Madisonvillo There were n R eat many pretty features In to days game Tim gamo opened without a scoro for the first three Innings tbo fourth brought Nashville 3 and they Alio scored Madlsonville was 3 more In the sixth unable to score all of this time The spec Â¬ Tho tators were as stilt as a graveyard echo could be beard as ll came back from the fence In the field telling In n woeful waf of two and three bao hlls which It was tbo want of the Madisonviltes looked like Madlsonville Would be shot out n two thirds of the gamo was over Tho seventh inning came and Madlson Â¬ ville with 3 bits one a three bagger 3 bases on balls and ns many stolen bases netted four runs and for once the spectator breathed a sigh of relief Neither side scored in the eighth Then came tho last Inning ninth with Nashvlllo 3 scores In the lead Madlsonvilles were tho first up to bat the first man struck dut and a horrible groan went up from the spectators then came a baso on balls a safe single nnd a bit for two bases brought In 3 runs The crowd went wild with enthusiasm ovcry body was on their feet holloing like maniacs Both sides failed to score in the tenth and eleventh innings Boon Now was tho time for the istb flew out to center Capt Barnes stepped up to the plate and caught anlcoone on the endof his bat and It went on Its journey When tho aust cleared up ho was standing on second base two errors followed and Nashvlllo was unable to scoro he scored and tbo game was over and tbo victory Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W fr m JHim - MWimmwmimtwvwWtntmftmmwmmifl E E T IIALSltY Prbh G M FLETCHER MAD1B0NVILLU O W Waddlll SWv W C NONES V Pnus BEN W ROBINSON Genl Mou h homo from Hop Lex- - klnsvlllq Itott hasLclnrneid from afVM2B vVJvA VL NOTHING as good7 TAWr jstitert SAVS swtB U U U II OHA -- ajLiV-lTt GOOD OLD GRANNY METCMJE 17 YEARS OLD I nm B7 J cars nlil ami haw uaM about nil of thoeotmhand tune anil for Uiflnonl erf itiiiiMIi that havo Ixmj toldiliirlnRmyllfoi tho millrrliiff 1 will any that 1 havn noTer lined anr rcinAly Must to It rItw milr K and rwntaanent re Un iifiia TINrTahIIcinkt tirf in fcrime m mll in other coiulii Wo koen It In our house all mo Iinra nnd woiiiii nor uo wiinoiu v Mil M A MMIA1KK 720 rtoutll 4 til St laducaliMy U--ai- Mrs Hngllili lun gone lo Birmingham Bird Eye L Mill N TIMB YABLE Je INCORPORATED 1 Coal Co HALSEDY s Ala lUflHRtraroKV aVBBUBEtXHftmffaBBBlBBBV DR Mrs dhn Whltllnghlll and Miss Lind say havo rnliirncd from Cadiz of Henderson AthancH a new Ihforu in th rrnlmenl o tf Cough Tmublti 11 curft t witf and Jlronchlalquickly and cures lixxe tho mucous and nllotvn It to bo unit on without ex Â¬ ertion or mrnlnlnir nnd tnm tho cmiirti nt nnro bv hrnl- Inn tho Inflamed iArti Rlrci vigor nnd vitality tn the respiratory nmnns nnd producci a condition In which an tho functions are exertttl Willi regularity nnd harmony lrlco 25 cnt 60 cents nnd 100 per bottlo by all drug Rhts or sent upon receipt of price by TUB EG SUTHERLAND MEOICINB COMPANY BELLS PINE TAR HONEY nr Â¬ Nlht Ktpteii r HOTh loj OUTII llcaaift p in 8 oj m 6 IJ p m rlesgrrapK TTT5T JT Misses Kugenla JohnMon nnd Leila Dade are guests of Mfs W C Morton Krantvllla Aeebmorfatlon Provltlenca ami Mailltonvllle JTcict 1 pfclMlSr V S Thornton nca Mr and Mrs Brooks havo rcllfrned from their bridal lour Is visit Mrs Lewis of Jackson Miss Mrs J B Kois Jr Mrs Lulhcr Hicks of Henderson Is visUInf her daughter Mrs P B Ifoss Â¬ lAiiUOAII Holu MniiuntotMi orn For sate by St pm 4 Mill KUlii Itxpreta 439 Svanttllls Accomodation P Pi U3 PioMnc nd rUdlonlllo arrive in eflecl Sumlajr Jan 19 1B9A W W ttTIIMDOlt Ananl MINERS AND t Nw- - ARRIVAL AND DRPARTURK OK TRAINS AT JELLICD VAN DERPDDL SHIPPERS OF From the well known Jellico Vein r Bernard Drug Store JCiaNTCOICV ing licr daughter NORTON VI LLEi OK Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal Mrs II II Hoteman holds n reception this afternoon from 3 to G oclock in honor of Mrs Neville Holcman of Dawson The rooters wilt turn up from atlsides Friday and Saturday and pull as hard as they can for tlia Mndisonvlllcs GOINU kast Mtmpblt lo Central Ciljr Fulion la LouliTllle Mtmphl lo LouliTllle GOING WSST Loulitllla to Iullon Ctntral Cliy to Mtmphla LouliTllle lo Mamphli OO 8c W F2 IR 610 p tn 104 Sole Miners of the Famous 3 TBIRD EYE CANNEL 3 E ill am a in Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY GIVES PLEASE ADDRESS TJ 1 jj p in m 757 11J9 a m K tibial- TO Jack Fraltaa nn umpire is a great success Ho is fair and impartial and will give tho visiting club just as fair de cisions as ho will tho home boys In fact be can glvo An exhibition of umpiring as seen only next to tho National Leaguo Â¬ V 1 arlinfoi happenings Nawi Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention COMMUNICATIONS ALL COMPANY THE UUUiiUiUUUUiUlUiUUiUiiUiUiUlUUUl A Oood There has been on foot for tho past two weeks a move to organize a Literary Soccicty in this city in which the young men cat improve their intellectual powers The first The last meeting of tho En open step In that direction was made last Wednesday night by dcaVor Society was regular ConseThe Deal Cough Curt A neglected MrM Jesso Phillips Is Sliilorva Cure at Masonic cration service and was participated rnuitli it flanpornui Ston it nt Hall where he addressed a large in by the majnty of those present SSfeiUpnce witlj Shilohs Cilrc For number of young men pointing out The meeting was led by Mr W F aie uy si ucrnaru urug oioru to them the advantages of such an kBurr Mr Ed Cunningham of Madl- organization His remarks were sonville was in the city Saturday well received and by the close atThere has been considerable inon business tention shown him such a society terest manifested in the coming Why suffer wjlb Cough Colds and La will bo welcomed by all the better annual State Convention at Padu Grippe when Laxative Bromo Quixnk class of young men who wish to cah May 29 30 and 31 and the Does not pro grasp will cure you In one day every opportunity by which subject has constantly been kept dace tba ringing in the head like1 Sulphate will be benefitted mentally before the minds of the people by Put un in iahleti convenient they n nulnlnn None are debarred Tin Buk and Endeavor workers for taking Guaranteed to cure or moneyPnu morally This is a The prospect is that a large dele but all arc welcome Price 33 Cents For sale by refunded gation wilt go from this place St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky good move in the right direction and has the hearty endorsement of Miss Lottie Ashby has returned The Excursion Committee tohcr home ai Hanson after a our leading citizens It costs you visit of two weeks iri this city nothing to become a member Your Misses Elizabeth Hopper Alice Annie Minnie Bourland Day A child was cured of croup by a dose or energy and efforts arc all that arc Cowcll Agnes Burr Mcsdamcs You Be sure and come A neigh asked two of Ayera Cherry Pectoral B Myers M B Long and W F bors child died of the aame disease while will be welcome the father was getting ready to call the Burr are at work drumming up a doctor This shows the necessity of havMiss Zadic Howard entertained big delegation to the State Coning Ayera Cherry Pfcioril always at the Bachelor Maids Saturday afThey are doing well vention hnd ternoon at her country home near Mr Mike Cain of Mortons jap Madisonvillc Those who were The next meeting will be led by was in town Monday fortunate enough to be presenf Mr J B Lindle Topic Christ pronounced it one of the most en in oir Homes Consumption Can be Cured By the use of Shilohs Cure This joyable afternoons ever spent great Cough Cure is the only flic meeting was called to ordct known remedy for that terrible by the V President and the Sec- SPECIAL RAir TO SlATi KNDUAVOK MEE1ING Bernard disease Sold by St retarys minutes were followed by Drug Store N Agent Ethridgc of the L the reading of tlioChat After the M Salmon of Ilslcywas usual programmcwas finished the has received a letter from Genl Mr R Pass Agt C P Atmore author in the city one day last week Maids listened to some vocal se ing a rate of one fare for the round Mr I PTJavli a prominent liver man lections rendered by Misses Prew trip on account of State Endeavor and meicbant of Goshen Va has this to itt and Howard and to some in take strumental solos by Misses Evans Convention at Paducah May 29 say on the subject of rheumalisnr pleasure in recommending Chamberlains 31 Tickets will be sold May 28th uciiguuui reircsu 29th and 30th limited to June 1st PainDalm for rheumatism as know from aim umsieau personal experience that it will do all that ments were served and the Maids at 246 This very liberal rate la llml fnr ll v Inn ht anrlnf adjourned to meet with the Presi Â¬ will doubtless insure a large Earl rny brother was laid up in bed with inflam dent Miss Foard next Saturday ington delegation matory rheumatism and suffered Intensely Â¬ James Ezcll will fill tho of the Baptist Church at pulpit 1119 placcaSaturday night and Sun day A protracted meeting will commence the following Monday by Revs Hopewell and Edwards Rev Thlnff Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ A Smnll Sensation Sunday morning shortly after the coroners inquest over the body a pistol shot Noel of Theo rang out in the business part of Earlincton which made the ten- sioned nerves of those fwho heard jump with fear The Bek headed a searching nartv and started through tlie builclingwhence the sound came Those in the building at the time thoncrht something had fallen on f the floor overhead but the sourtd from tho outside was plainly that of a pistol shot After going through several rooms including a chemical laboratory where results of an explosion were looked or the party entered the bed room of John Devney and smellcd powder The bed was mushed where it had been sat upon and the top of a rocking chair in range of a shot fired from the bed had been split off by the ball from a revolver hammerless 32 caliber that was found under the pillow The The mystery was explained shot was accidental the owner not yet having gotten used to the freaks of his new hammerless and to prevent notoriety John had escaped from the building before the He was run shot was located down and tesssed ups 1 Captain Barnes on first base can put up a splendid exhibition of tho National gameandshows how tba initial bag should be covered He la as good as can be found won in mosttof the mfnor leagues Scoro by innings The younger society girls gave a Leap ra34j0 Innings Year Party at the residence of Mr and MTllle Naihville Mrs Ed McLeod Tuesday evening Tbo chaperones were Mr and Mrs W C When you clean Morton and Mr and Mrs amcs France spring do not forget way 00000040S001 00030300000 I 7 8 0 10 11 la o 7 6 nnd Mr Charles Hopkins a commercial man eloped from this place 00 last Friday and were mar- Â¬ ried at Springfield Tenn After spending a tow days in this city bey left for Nashville Tenn where tbey wilt reside Â¬ Miss Birdie Jernigan house this to have your Send laundried lace curtains them to the Madisonvillc Steam Laundry Willie Phillips agent ST CHARLES At this writing there are several cases of Madlsonvile presented a rather lllvey measles tn town appearances on the streets last Saturday Mr Mills of Nortonville was in town night It indeed looked very much like a last week city All the citizens of the town seemed Mgssrs At Brown and Chas Jenkins to have lurnfcd out and the majority of went to Madlsonville last week thorn were talking very much base ball Mr J Rash and surveying party passed Marshal Craig and Policemen Bradley through town last week and Tahoqr had their hands full Saturday Dr W K Nisbct and family were visit afternoon and dvniog taking care of the evil doers the majority of whom had ing in Madisonvillo last Sunday lushed up mo t too heavily for Tbo fSroom drill from Dawsorvlled Â¬ Our base bal club crossed bats with the Hopkinsviltcjycstcrday and will play them again to day at Hopkinsville Tho report of the game did not arrive in time for publication but the fans nil say that our nine is bound to win The Hopkinsvilles play hereFriday and Saturday and two hotly cohtestedgamcs are looked for Â¬ last Saturday night was postponed on ac count of measles here Â¬ Gabe Jennings and Jno Balder went to Madlsonville last week J C Robinson J II Fox Chas Gribblo and perhaps others will leave our town kduring the present week for Hot Springs Ark for health Miss Fronia Murphy and Miss Edith Galloway attended the marriage of Miss M V Brooks and Mr Waltet Thompson on the night of tbo 29th inst in Madison- Â¬ villo A Ernest Claytor our local favorite he of the sweet tenor voice put up some gilt edge ball playing in he two games he par- ticipatedtia la week He not only pulled down some long flies in center field but did some timely batting as well and received great applause from all spectators from the rooters on the bleachers and also the grand stand fair enthusiasts who clapped their small white hands in great glee Â¬ Richard Palmer one of our oldest citi- Â¬ zens will leave us this week for Ohio where he will probably make his future home A colored meeting of considerable mag nitnde ended here last Friday night The There were twenty four additions white people fully appreciate tho good done in tbe meeting Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 A Â¬ f HowaTlnsl The first application of Chamberlains Pain We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Iteward Jlalm easett the pain and the uso o one l completely cured him For sale at for any casn of Catarrh that cannot bo V cents per botllant St Uernard Drug cured by Halls Catarrh Cure 33 Co Props ToledoO F J Cheney Store Karlington Ben T Robinson Mor We tho undersigned havo known F J tons lap Geo King St Charles Â¬ Cheney for tho last fifteen years and be Mr Ernest Rash of Madison lievo him perfectly honorable In all busi villo was in town one day last ness transactions and financially able to week cary out any obligation made by their firm Wbst Troax Wholesale Druggists To Are You Made Miserable by Indigestion Consti- Â¬ ledo O Waldinc- - Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio pation Dizziness Loss of Appe- Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally Shilohs Vitaltite Yellow Skin upon the izcris a positive cure For sale acting directlythe system blood and mucous Price 73c per surfaces of by St Bernard Drug Store Testimonbottle Sold by all Druggists The sympathy of the community ials free Halls family Pills are the best Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Thursday April 33th 1896 The Madisoqville Base Ball Club opened the season at home with the N A Quite a good crowd C Club of Nashville was In attendance to cheer our boys on At tho close of the game to victory there was not any one disappointed in tho Captain Sweeney US A results as Madisonvillo won in a walk San Diego Cal says Shilohs Nashville put a very rank felding game Catarrh Remedy is the first medi- Â¬ which accounts for tbo many scores made I have ever found that would cine oft of them In the first inning they both Price 50c For do mo any good Dewey Hey wood Co drew blanks the second brought tho first sale by St Bernard Drug Store At f Rays Opera House Madi- - scoro for Madisonvillc and a loud applauso spectators the thlrdinning gave Celebrated Hay Day Ky Tuesday v evening i from the ville sonvillc t t - Madison threo scores more and NashMay 12th will give a musical ville made five In the fourth both sides The young ladies of Earlington specifically the Bachelor Maids entertainment that will be worth got one each then came the fifth Madi- Â¬ It is a reorgani sonvillo tallied one and the score was a celebrated May day the other even Â¬ while to attend Â¬ ing tnJa beautiful manner continu zation of the Hey wood Celebrites tie 0 to C Madisonvillo in tha sixth got runs ancj won tbo game hero Nash- Â¬ ing a custom that was started a who so well pleased the people tof 4 was unable to score in the last five ville number of years ago in this little Madisonvillc and vicinity a year innings Madlsonville made 3 runs in the city by n couple of spirited school or so ago ninth the score was 13 to 6 Score by Â¬ How to Treat a Wife Pacific Healthi Journal- - First Ret a wife second be patient You may bavb great trials and perplexities in your busi- Â¬ ness but do not therefore carry to your home a cloudy or contracted brow Your wife may have trials which though of less magnitude may be hard for her to bear A kind word a tender look will do won ders in chasing from her brow all shades of gloom To this we would add always keep a botte of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the house It is the best and is sure to be needed sooner or later Your wife will then know that you really care for her and wish to protect her health For sale at 35 and 50 cents per bottle by St Ber- rnard Drug Store Earlington BenT Rob St inson Mortons Gap Geo King Charles It Is announced that Miss Emma Prewitt one of Madisonvilles fairest and most ac- Â¬ complished daughters will soon bo united in marriage to Dr Lackey of Sweet Springs Mo There is no young lady in the State of Kentucky who has moe friends than Miss Prewitt and who possesses all the rare accomplishments indeed that Kentucky women arc noted for What Kentucky loses Missouri gains thereby and she should congratulate herself that ono of ber gifted sons will lead to tbo altar one of the fairest of Kentucky flowers that ever bloomed into womanhood Died UnrllriKtoits Bnll Team i Little Annie infant child of Mr Madisonvillo and other club9 of the Pcnnynlc League may now and Mrs L II OBrien age 14 look to their laurels The Earling months on Monday May 4th at ton boys with Mr Jno- - M Victory J am as manager nave organized a 845 The parents desire to express strong team and some tntcrcsting Mana- their gratitude to friends for kindplaying may be expected ger Victory will donate suits to the ness and sympathy extended to cntiro club and it is understood them in this their second loss and agreed that there shall be no Sunday playing The plnyers are dcncral Assembly C P Church as follows At Birmingham Ala May 20 Jesse Harned P Mack Smith N Railroad will P Geo Long G Sadie Grasty 29 The L sell tickets on this account at one C lorn Davis S S Geo Moore ist BJ Jno Gough 2d 13 W S jfarc round trip on May McGary 3d Bj Ntck Ashley and limited to June 5H1 Lcm Owens field The four boys had quite a drill Grand Commander D A Brooks from Madisonvillo to Earlington of the Golden Cross is well pleased Sunday night Boys arc your feet with the work of the Earlington still sore lodge in adding new members A Stormy Picnic When evcrs and other epidemics are The picnic of our public school around safety lies in fortifying the system on last Friday began very auspicA person havwith Ayera Sarsaparilla ing tbin and impuro blood is in tbe iously but was fetched up short most favorable condition to catch what by a heavy thunder storm accomI panicd with hail which suddenly ever disease may be floating in the air UUISl upuii 111c icvuncia uuuui n Be wise in time oclock a m They took shelter Superintendent Dixon of the in the dancing pavilion and other Nm will bring a special train buildings of Lakeside Park and L load of his employees and friends ate their good things while the from Evansville tomorow to pic- rain poured Several showers nic in Lakeside Park Another followed picnic of the Baptist people from Mr Isaiah Fox spent several Hopkinsville is booked for May 30th days in Hopkinsville the guest of his daughter Mrs J W Twy Elopement man Last Friday Miss Birdie JerniBuffalo Bills Wild West gan of Madisonvillc took a carWill be in Evansville on May riage with the ostensible purpose N of driving to the base ball park 1 6th at which time tho L to Evans- but carne to Earlington instead Railroad will sell tickets Miss Price accompanied her They ville good returning on 17th at rate of S230 from Earlingwent to Springfield Tenn on the ton This is the same aggregation afternoon train where Miss Jernigan was married to Mr Chas that pleased thousands at the Hopkins traveling salesmen for Worlds Fair the American Biscuit Covat NashMr T E Finley one of Madiville The party returned to Madi sonvilles most promising young sonville the same evening Mn riieUi made us a pleasant call on Hopkins home is in Evansville Tuesdymternoon Ind Job Work neatly executed at this That fishing party of yesterday office Send younorder numbering 15 or 20 of Earhngtons good deople caught about what the average fishing party cathes and Isfj some of them came home by four Over oclock in the afternoon Pond River was the place Â¬ Â¬ -19 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ nstant Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Profit Pay Stop H Tbe Christian Sunday School began preparations last Sunday for a suitable observanco of Childrens Day For every quarter in a mans pocket there are a dozen uses and to use each one in such a way as to derive the greatest benefit is a question every one must solve for himself We believe however that no better use could be made of one of these quarters than to exchange it for a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy a medicine that every family should be provided with For sale by Ben St Bernard Drug Store Earlington T Robinson Mortons Gap Gio King St Charles CROFTON Hon C M Brown of Hopkinsville was in our town Sunday Mrs M Brown of this place is visit ing relatives at St Charles this week The Slaughter Bros gavo a musical en tertainment at Bowlings Hall Monday night Tom Davis and Volney Meacham had a 100 fight here MondayDavis was fined Mr New Special Rates to Louisville On May nth and 12th the L N Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Louisville at one fare limited to May 15th This rate is issued on account of the conclave of Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order -- Get our Great Catalogue nnd Buy Â¬ ers Guide Well eend it for 15 cents in stamps to pay part postage or expressage The Books free 700 Pages 12000 illustrations 40000 descriptions everything thats used in life tells you what you ought to pay whether you buy of us or not One profit from maker to user Get iu CO MONTGOMERY WARD Orlfflnator of the Mall Order Method il 111 116 Michigan Ave Chicago n 33 J EXBKL8I0R PLMHB MILLS AND WAGON FACTORY The Best Things on Wheels MDBUL WABDTM5 1 V Alfonl is with Officer Cal Morgan who was Our base ball enthusiasts were put under the painful necessity of quiteregular in their attendance upholding the law and defending upon the opening games at Madi himself at the cost of another sonville between Madisonvillc and mans life on last Saturday night t n Nashville teams Nashville did iunuouiuiNa not put Up good chough bajl to bq t Trad Mark interesting but a better article is A Quart for a Cente anticipated in tha coming games CL0TIIK3 DOBS NOT STREAK THE when The blest Ulutng made Take 110 othe v on Friday and Saturday For sale by tt Bernard Drug Store Hopkinsville will play Madison Mr E W Bourland and family ville at the new park in the latter f of Dixon are visiting relatives here cijy r A Uatys Life Saved 1 t Si y My baby had croup and was wrjtes saved by Shilohs Cure Mrs J B Martin of Huntsvillo Ala For sale by St Bernahl Drug Store Mr Isaac Davis one of our livery men and lovers of tho horse went to Louisville to attend the Kentucky Derby yesterday V f Living Skeleton Mr James Bennett of Island Ky says If not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder I would have beon In my grave Tried the leading doctors of Louisville Tbejl werepuKled and I was fllven up I began Using Dr Carlstedts Medicines and I know it is the change was wonderful the best medicine on earth For sale by t Uernard Drug Store h j f I I r t A glance at the advertisements in this issue of Tiik BrF will show Children Cry For It what confidence is felt in The Bvti Pr Carlstedta German Liver Syrup Is as an advcrtisjngtnedium by those the favorite cjlhartlo because so pieasapi tnuke For sals by St Bernard Drug whohave things to sell Wo have Slif e 30 and Jloo per bottle more a coming marms which custom has been J Mr Dewey Hejrwood claims to inningsInninea observed almost every year since be Americas greatest flutist JT Maditonvllle 313 ooji Nashville 0000 oand6 This Entertainment underarm The Maids gathered together Stewart Madlsonville Battrics themselves and a large quantity of spices of tho K of P Tickets on sale at St Bernard Boon Nashville Kirwin Handley and other blossoms and young buds Store Forelght t Friday May 1st 1896 and after manufacturing sundry filling them your laundry work lo the Tbe second game of the series with the Give neat little baskets played to Club Laundry N A C heavy of Nashville was this nom Steam with flowers and attaching a card Madisonvillo fain bad fallen day A guaranteed Willie ine and the prospects for tbe game were on which was inscribed some Satisfaction fitting sentiment and the name of Phillips agent V2 t not very good In the afternoon when the clubs bad gotten ready clouds were tho person favored they visited in Mr B H Whitfieltj poultry aliody the domicils of many friends and stock raiser says his turkey hovering over tbe park and It looked very gloomy for a game and the club andquietly hanging the basket on prospect is rather poor A large The Nashvilles put up aalso fcrfielding togood the door knob rang tho bell proportion of eggs set have failed day but could not hit Pitcher Smiths and escaped before the call could off each He has nevertheless corner The gamo started inning by Madlto hatch side scoring one in the first be answered The young editor a considerable flock of young turks sonville scored 4 in tho second and won received one ol these sweet favors will be ready for Thanksgiv the game In the third Madisonvillo got loving that bearing the inscription more runs and Nashville its second and ing and other setjvice greetings wo enclose in the petals last score of the garne Madlsonville got A Great Germans Prescription of a rose and tho next morning t he other runs In the foljowlng Innnlngs Diseased blood constipation j in tbe fourth 3 in the 5th t In the after he awoke he smellcd tho vholo thing to pieces in his fond- and kidney liver and bowl trou eighth The score was iG to 2 bles are cured by Karls Clovgr Score by innings ness y Innlnca Root Tea For sale by St Ber ia 11 Sb78ny b Miillsonvllle The custom is a beautiful one nard Drug Store a Naihvllle Lowe Boon celebrated as it is in such modest Batteries Madlsonville Uev S Fowler is holding a pro and Smith Nashville Handley and maidenly manner and should bri tracted meeting at the Christian Foreigbt Such things add perpetuated hisj tje Saturday May and 1S9G sunshine and happiness to our Church in this place third series of protracted meeting The series of three games with tbo N lives - Era of Hopkinsville was Wood tho editor of the in our town iiixf78o 01311400 Thursday son Willilhis iode Mrs Belle Begard a sister of Dr Han Â¬ is going to spend tho sum mer with her brother at this place Â¬ The Mogul Wagon is King of the Road It is our pride and we keep it abreast of the times Times are a little close but we are selling more of them than ever 1 Â¬ Â¬ Prof W W Armer madei a business trip to Hopkinsville Saturday The Kimmel Family Band gave an en- Â¬ tertainment at the College Hall Tuesday night Mrs Susie Skerrit of Hopktiisvlllo Is Lewis this visiting her father Mr J week VICTORS STEAMS These Wheels caught the trade and caught us They will catch you ifyou see them Â¬ Dr Ed Williams of Mortons Gap in our town Saturday and Sunday Mr James Collins of this his father a visit Sunday place was paid Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ Rev R B Wright filled bis regular ap pointment at tbe Christian Church Suni day Mr Wm Ferrell and daughter former citizens of Princeton moved to our town Tuesday Mrs Hettie Long of this place is ing relatives at Eaflington this week visitÂ¬ MAJESTIC RANGES We guarantee you will save enough fuel in a years time by its use to pay for one Needs no repairs What more could we offer i A Â¬ 14133001 uioooooo Mr Den Myers entered Mr John Mr John Myers Dry Goods Storo as a clerk Monday mornliiR Pale Thin People Mrs W T Garliner is prepar Suffer from sornn form of Indigestion intr to leave for Alardinsburg the though they rosy not know it German Liver Syrup In last of this monttfiwith her family Dr Carlstodls creases the wlgbt and Improves tha color Job wo k neatly ewjilted at this For sate by lit by aiding digestion ML UHIIi uard Drug Store r Â¬ Lynn the genial and Nrnts on Edge I was nervous tired irritable noDtilar drummer for Bement Seltz was in town Tuesday we and cross Karls Clover Hoot Tea has made mo well and happy are always glad to see him Mks E B Wqrdkn mi Tack -- Who is a Better Judge Brandon of Cadiz Ky druggist says I sell more Dr Carfstcdts German Liver Powder thrm all medicines combined for liver trouble Its really Rood or all diseases the human syilmn is heir to ns it gets the stomach and bowels In order and starts the human machinery off as y nil were freshly oiled It h Simply wonder Â¬ ful what this medicine does for suffering For tale by humanity Ueroard prug Stor i WN Ut t C A club of Nashville was by the cluded this afternoon IlllsDoNotCurc in played game that was ever this city It was a pretty day and a large Pills do not cure Constipation v Karls crowd attends the game The Nashvilles They only aggravate Uover Koot gives perfect reg ooktlinlr wo defeats very bard and went 1 he In today for blood and victory ularity of the bowels For sale i Madisonvilles were also leellng like St Ucrtlard Drug Htoro and were full of ginger they i Our Gents Fttrnishingo aro corn declared that hey Would win tbo game at plcte and tip to date New Upo o all hazards taking tho entire or mala n strong fight for It r Tbo battle was waged Ties for twelve mining at the cad of which St Btrmfd Stjore lum iWUUIIiy ill UIMlllUlJt jj Prof W E Gray of this place Is now editor of tbe Hopkinsville Bannerr Mr Gray is a nice straight and upright young con man He is also a thorough Republican best Zbb Â¬ LUMBER SASH DOORS AND BLINDS- - lea lj justrVed Before you try anything else for tbe It blood take Simmons Liver Regulator is the best blood medicine because it is the Jf your liver is active best liver remedy and at work tbe blood will be the best Simmons Liver Regulator Is tbe best spring I tell my friends it they wanj medicine to enjoy health and happiness they ought Mrs to tko Simmons Llver Regulator It W Smith Mcintosh Bluff Ipwa FORBES -- BR0 t saV Contractors and Builders KY HOPKINSVILLE EL 1i m H 1 L v P tea Lin Bee il TnnMot tlMCilVFlOH- Improvement li co teS isSt ROADS HIGHWAY COMMISSION r PtrJfsir Tors In aJttnct Sll Monllil Months jo PLEA FOH DETTEn fltlt Ileecnlly Introduced In CongrrM iVw titles for One A bill has been introduced In the house of representatives nnd referred to tho committee on Appropriation for the Citation of n special commission on highways It provides ihnt ono ecu Bee Publishing Co PUBLISHERS fficial Directory State ClovstnrirW O Ursdlcy Lieut Coventor Wm J 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COMMANDERV No Jlj UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS meets Secoid and Fourth Saturday nlghtTeach month A cordial Invittalon is eeclcd vislilng Kir tfnti1il mnA Mt S 12 STEVENS NC J W DAY K of n VICTORIA LbDGGfNo 84 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meets every Monday nignt in ina Mtsoaic trauma Aiimemoersoi tneoraeraro cordially IQvUf J aUcnd V TC MARTIN C C W P Home K of R and S Believing that tho jiropcr tlmo to right a wrong or Beck redress for grlev anccA long nnd patiently cntlurcd la present 1 projioso In this artlclo onco moro to Btlr tho pool by tigaln bringing up tho nlrcndy much ng ltntctl question of public hlglrtvnyjm provcincnt It is not my provlneo In this poper to tell how roods nhnll bo built or ap propriations mado for the purpose thereof so much ns to try nnd flhow tho urgent nccciwHy tlinteomethlng be done nnd that Immediately for tho bet ferment of our present condition It Is o fact nnd much to be deplored that too many of our country roads have more tho npjicnrftnco of drled up water courses than good lntclllgently-con-Btructc- d highways nnd this In tho faco ot all thoMnxablo wealth that is annually poured out for tho purpose of making them bctctr Such n condition ot tilings is not to say tho least credltablo to tho Intelligence- of tho peoplo in any community whero such evils exist I hold that the first two requisites for a pcoploe welfare nnd without whlcti rood government is only n name arc good schools nnd good highways As good schools lay tho foundation in mental dlsclpllno on which to build in after years tho higher nobler life co good highways nro tho first essentials for tho development of our agricultural interests on which bo much dc pend tho development and prosperity In all commercial nffnirs To facilitate traffic in tho worlds in creasing products tho roclc rlbbcd bar riers of tho continents nro subdued and dally respond to tho whlstlo of tho lo-Â¬ comotive For tho diffusion of knowl edges in agricultural pursuits nnd to solvo tho ever recurring mysteries per taining thereto experiment stations and ngrlculturnicollegcsequlpped with tho finest talent nnd all the later appliances for Investigation nt an enormous outlay of capital dot our land Vet nt tho very root whence spring these ad vantages there still remains one of the worst evils with which the producer has to contend and that is tho Amer ican road system tho management oi which remains practically the ramc asin colonial times roads that through tho agencies of frost Hood and foolishness arc annually rendered Impassable for weeks often months at a time and at a Benson too when marketprlccs foi much the producer has to sell rule tho highest Is it nny wonder then that shippers havo at last discovered and even in the eastern states have long complained that it costs moro to lay down thcli products nt tidb wntcr thaa to land them Ip- Liverpool oij J Glasgow 3000 miles away If this be the result of poor roads and expensive Itaulnge when applied tc tho loose parous soil of Uie East Atlantic stafes what must bo tho condition of that numerous class dwelling along the vast stretches of undralncd country in tho volley region of tho Mis vsiBslppI nnd tho Missouri and subject rllko to poorly managed roads achuoc ofvmud and a merciless monopoly oi Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Kloquent Apptat ot n Mlsaoarlan Who Knowa What Ho Writes About engineers of tho army tho director of tho geological survey nnd the chief of road inquiry of the department of agri- Â¬ culture shall constitute a commission lo continue during the llfo of tho pres Â¬ ent congress to mnko reportn by bill or otherwise and to Inquire generally how tho government mny protnoto tho itn provemcut of highways by tho scien- Â¬ tific location of roads on tho public do Â¬ main tho employmcntof thogeologlcnl urvey In tho discovery of road materials tho free testing of road materials tho construction of model roads and Instruction in roadmnkingntagrl mlturnl colleges nnd experiment sta Â¬ tions tho military ncademy nnd when practicable ntnll Institutions having n military instructor The commission Is also tq confer with tho Interstate commerce commission nnd with rnll t ay officials to weure reduced rates f or tho transportation of road materials nnd by conference with ntnto authori Â¬ ties nnd orginlzatlons to aid In awnkfin ing generni Interest In road Improve- Â¬ ment It Li not tho function or the national government to underfill the construc- Â¬ tion of wagon roads ii the states but de four yearn Mr Crisps objection mentot statu ago that itlsnn infrh condition ot rights to Inquire Int to encourage oads In tho slates t Ir betterment Is not worthy of sori oun consideration The educational en Â¬ terprises of the federal government have gono too fnr for the revival of tho old internal Improvements controversy of 70 years ngo and it is not proposed to repent the experiment of tJioso times nnd build post roads through the states with notional revenue The efforts of tho department of agriculture to promote local prosperity nnd distribute tucfiil Information arc ns revolutionary n the modest proposal that the govern Â¬ ment encourage road building If this may not bo done the Smithsonian insti- Â¬ tution shouldbe careful not to infringe on state prerogatives in scientific rc wiarch Tho bill before the house de Â¬ mands no large outlay It simply ap Â¬ propriates 1010005 being tho amount returned to tho treasury unexpended from the last two years appropriations for rood Inquiry Tho ofllec of road inquiry of the department of agriculture has dono valuable work in circulating Information regarding Improvements In different states nnd hints on methods of construction and repair available un Â¬ der varying conditions It is believed by thoso who nro doing the chiqfjvork for Improved highways thatthopro posedt commission would bgrfptfHJJlf aid in lAoSiiterprise5nnd thelroplnlon I entitled to consldcmtIom NtY Tribune Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ itor two representatives the chief of St GOODS We are DeRNftRE tiNoonroriAVtiDi Coal Co - LtEN RAILROAD THE CHEAT TflROUH TRONK between lb cllltK nl Cincinnati Lexington Lotiir villr Evansvillc St Louir And the cities it Wc arc ready as ever to serve yoifwith NEW GOOD and ATT ACTIVE in every department Iashvillc Mompliis Montgomery Mobllb nnd rIow Orlcnnn jam up with STAPLE Ben era DRYeDDDS - KJsrajsraBJiwB l and FANCY GOODS in all linesin oSr A VSTltl aoiJtt v Chmngel AND SPEED UNMVALKD Stores te Yi t- SHORTEST ANDQUICKE3T KOUTE From St Louis Evnnsvillo and Henderson to tho SOUTHEASTANP 1 SOUTH THROUGH COACHES Fromabovo cities to Nashvillo and Chattanooga making direct connection Â¬ Always a full line 6f everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds DressGoods Linens Â¬ WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAKS GDT5 AIS1D ShDEZ V For AtlantaSavnnnnliMncon Jacksonville and Joints IN FLORIDA Anything ou want at the most reasonable pricesi goods that will give best service X j Honest Connections are mado at Guthrie and Nashvillo for all points North East South and West in Itiuman rniaca wars - cldthiMb raiCS3SuT55snaa l3 EMIGRAWTS Qun facilities are exceptional for giving you best made to order fit insaUarge line of goods of your selection We also carry big at best prices Seeking homes on tho line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C stock of READV MADE CLOTHING saBUPtsBsgaoBH P ATMonit G P T V A Louisville Kentucky Hats andCaps styles always on harfcl stcxhhmhb in this line- - ONLY A A varied assortment offseason ablciTticles Latest Warn NIGHTfi 4m l9Vi KJ Jlrct BENTS FliRNlSHnfe- f tTlt rrrTrTrrVErsgsta Koi TW Lquisyilli E to fllWM THE LIMITED fShirts Neckwear Gloves Canes lars and Cuffs everything anggmaJiAKfa ujasxsrantm t t Umbrellas UhderwearjGol- - The rosiest and FlntstVralna maiilnz connections to IVyiJ In W American ToarUU As one good road in n community Is an Incentive for the peoplo to build others so the good roads of one country inspire tho people of other countries to emulate the good example Siuco Kuropcnu bicycle tours havo be fome populnr the excellence of Uie EUROPEAN ROADS riietr 1erfectlon Is n Sourco of Delight to RDCERTE5 may find in a city grocery 353X5HZZS7SG9 t Mi KV m MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANt ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA fllEXICO and CALIFORNIA AsIc tor Tlciuts via tho OHIO No better Grocery anywhere than ours Everything that-- you CHESAPEAKE a SOUTHWESTERN ACHT RAIinOAD C H rtYAN ticit onar P8tH6tlto AHD TlCKtT r rovaTH highways of foreign countries has been thbJBtcam car day become grrit nndtt leader her vast mineral deposits alone onco fairly de veloped would constitute a nntloni prldo and a nations glory Her sunlit HOPKINS LODGE No fit A O U W meets verr Thursday evenlni at 730 oclock p m nnd flowcr gemined prairies fertile and Visiting brethren cordial mviieu 10 aneau trultful as the Indian isles wrought up N W Ilurr U W lo their fullest capacity of productiveB B Scauooi Recorder ness would teed for an Indefinite time the hungry millions of an empire A land In short literally flowing with tnilU and honey nnd blest of heaven Sfjurclj Directory with overarching skies mild and love ly as Italy s This land of promise this Mefl In CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATB liloont onco fairly In apparition undei CONCBPTION 1 stutc drainage law similar to that seFirst mass 700 a m second mass and sermon cured by the state of Illinois with road 930 a tn Rosary instruction and benediction at beds underdralned properly graded 130 p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor and crowned would not only give ui nt once Infinitely hnter highways CHRISTIAN CHURCH without Incurring the expense of a Sunday school every Sunday morning from single rod ot metalled Mtrface but 030 to torso Communion service following at would nli enhance the hind alue more 1040 Prayer meeting every Thursday evening than two fold Nor is this all Intelligent labor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday will then eome to work these fields Prayer meeting Monday night each trnontb capital soon will follow Institutions ol Sunday cbool at 930 a m D S Edwards Paitor learning and the vnrirtl Industries less ticrrnge to ownership and greater proM B CHURCH duction more and better home market Services first Sunday each month morning with n ready unci ever lncritising de and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday mand for the soils products more thor f night Sunday school at 130 p m r Vt IIMIJMWTT Dn w oughness In detail with greater ircen au llus toITort will spring up along tht M B CHURCH SOUTH lueof march of ita teeming millions to Services verr fourth Sunday morning Mikh and to comfort nil who live nnd T Cherry Paitor Prayer meeting labor for the good time tointi every UFrld night M With all our boastf iilnew of w hat we Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR uie atfmnpllfilfd an a nut 01 up tc Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 iear the elosi of this iilutteetitli een at Assembly Hall user nequaintance with tin tiry a ilstory of th dead pant would often Z10N A M B CHURCH irlng to ik ihe II10I1 of Khunic In the Services every Sunday morning at 11 oclock rnuiil Ioirpcil mil in lleiciiliiiieiim and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 03a a in W A Walker pastor ekH nf line utt i urloK painting eiilpttire in I toiie anil mtu bio anc tout cravings In Ivtiry by the Inmiortn MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH iiUlen grasshopper lildln to the Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 p m Sun day school at 930 a in W W Foster pastor ivorn itllke b inn d mill matron un cmllem of thu KhiiitiiiKs of human life levenl to its aficr the steep of ages lltdMsonPttlf a tlef t new of toiieh of finish a strength and a purpose Unit ehitlleiige our nd CHRISTIAN CHURCH -And notable among these Preaching third and fourth Sundays at miration indent ruins nril v hercver their war 1030 a m and 8oo p in by Rev S F Fowler Communion service every Sunday at 1030 a m ring englee onee held sway last but Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 830 by no means IriM me thu lEoman high ways which lifter lapse of more than BAPTIST CHURCH 2000 years stand lii tlay ns monu Preaching every first and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndes Prsyer meetlng ments to the thoi oughiuHH and useful WednesdajMvenlng Sunday school every Sun ness of their const ruction In that far day morning at 913 uway time M N Holster in Colmani Sural World Â¬ V 1 Â¬ Â¬ a land here Is a state destined through her mighty resources to some Iljre Is UiUEENSWAREi China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety FURNITURE And qN otner necessary articles for everyday life ur B a HATCH JOHN ECHOLS Ocnl Pans Afitnt Ccnl Manager LOUISVILLE KY T-T-nt- LLy ssnnyKY - is a wd Rev E II Curry P E will be in town Saturday and Sunday and will hold Quar Â¬ Is easily tlono to perfection if you know terly Conference and preach on Sunday just how juir- ri proportion tho suCome out and hear him All cammuntcatioai and matters ot niwi per gar butter eta etc that composo t lining to tills column should bo addrossed to We are still looking forward to a big time 1U Of course you Fclcct tho very beat on the 171b of this month Geo Aleiandih Earlintton Kr of tlipso articles but what docs quality Hamilton Watson and Co were in Earl amount to whtn you dont proportion Prof Johnson of Madisonvillc visited ington last week tight You Jnow if you put in too friends here Tuesday Rev Merriweatber was up this week much bnttoi Rk a failure If tho pro The Hoosier Star Concert Company was looking alter the interest of tho people litre portions aru initiated by nn experi Â¬ in Providence last Monday and Tuesday and in Norlonville enced cook qio ucighed and measured ST BEIWAHD HOAD 8WITZLTILAXD night and attracted a good crowd by their not gueasod nntl aio of uniform qualiThe brass band seems lo be a go to all Americans through musical renditions Prof Winstead made made known ty then tho oalo U a cucccss and the tbo tongue and eye of tho pen and the a splendid plea for education It is tho man who is least willing to prac- Â¬ housowifo paoia it with r omo degree camera tice who finds the most fault with the of pride bho l nows that good things Mrs Julia Uradley of HopMnsville is If we only had such roads nt home preaching are favorably tulketl of and this is Just has been tho wish nnd from it hag in our town come efforts that have served to set Jake Bogus Is feasting on his early gar why you lea- so much of Dr Dolls Governor Uradley bas offered a reward tho peoplo thinking nnd doing Amer lino Tar lloiii y Uo mado only by den leans who excel in so many of the nrts of 100 for the capture of Henry Edmonds tho E i Sutherland Medlclno CompaTho Union is oou of thoso moral refin- Â¬ ny of raditcah Ky nnd and sciences will sometime nttoin their who killed his wife and shot Dig Mama at Lr K Suthproper place as tho builders of perfect Madisonvillc Up to data he has not been ers We expect people from Madison- erland dji3 t compounding Jf you highways Good Itoads ville Earlington St Chailes Nortonvilic captured havo t cough or nny nlnicnt whero a and White Plains Good singing and Modern Methods In Horao Italslni bronchial remedy ia indicated you try Matthew Mark Luke John and Paul Good brood mares tbat is those aro the names of five boys born of ono preaching will be the order of tb day and a bott 0 from any drug store nnd youll that day is the 17th of May that are nicely bred good size and can mother in Mayfield Ky know tho rest of litis story hotter than show some action nnd speed aro be wooan tell jou coming moro voluablo every day and Mr Theodora Noel was shot and killed For Sala by St Bernard Drug Store those that arc poorly bred small in size instaatly Saturday night by Mr Calvin no matter if they do show n little action Morgan See fait report in another col and speed nro growing less in vnlue DR day Tho progressive man the umn Joloed Jifigns Cake Baking ti Â¬ Thos D Alias Water JwpnopTTLiicile- MADISONVILLE wa--C- Old Joker i THE Daily Mewspaper A AND Hastakcn a permanent stand at the bead of the class with a full and complete stock ot Â¬ This Paper tn ci ci Stoves Castings and Tin ware Which he offers to bit patrons at prices whicbharmoniie with a poor mans pocket and places competitors In tha shade When It comes to Repairing Hoofing or Guttering ha always holds the ace and deuce His work is sky high In quality whilst bis prices aro dirt cheap Ills customers are treated like millionaires If you should need anything either grca or small In his line Walker is the man you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left by calling on him at tha old stand Â¬ Â¬ o y - Â¬ O U t 7S ej o K S TV Â¬ uixl ilirolnl nrrnngoinnt tlin tiroro-lr-uf LJu riiHriif Ml- I j It Â¬ li The LoiiisyJie Evening Post Ih o flcntliil ctcry nro hard and business quiet for he knows thcro will be n reaction some time and when It comes ho will have man no matter if the time is on hand just what other progressive men want and therefore can cell It nt tho most ndvanccd prices wlilla the man with the stuff on hand several generations behind time will forever continue to feed it or will try to give it away and to givo it awny who will want It Colmnna Iturnl World Wants No Class I eclslutlou One isember ot tho MnsRUchueetts legislature wnnts to pass n bill pro Tiding for n tax of two dollars on bicycles tho amount so raised to be ap plied to tins improvement of roads Mr James E Alexander who has been creploycd at Mr J D Atkinsons for some time departed for Hopkinxville bis former home James was a usafulyoung man Umphrcy Woodsons child was burled last week Quite a crowd of young people attended the rally given by tho Uaptist church in Madisonville Sunday The total amount raised was 170 The Quarterly Conference held at the 11 Zlon church was a success Quits a crowd was present to partake of Lords Supper E3RDV kif3 E5ia-lix-iEto- rx - MENDENHAILS IMPROVED ly CHE AD MER GDI BTANrioute CHICAGC A dndy rown lo ov ry timn nml In crnwitliia out tho tM wiolily plltor ot TOllfriij iIuIIIiti Tlie liwn fncllltlen of tbo ISvrn- Inrr Iont irp unruriiaasMKl Itn WrkIIiikIoii oorreajximlfnt Jlr A V Unit iliwiifr nt tli i lirail of Itln prolVialon n n Itn IrnnUfuit ltuiomi chnrii or Mr A W Knnmii It will liavo ilnlly report of ton Rrraplonnl ihoccoIIiikh of nil tlmt la ooiiirlnK nt Kninit fort A IniT for ono year for tlA wl K nl THE YEAR S9 l to bo llio inof our political riVtirj Yli iiiNjIii Jnniinr 7 nil i nn m tlio Bcnntornl romet oIm liifiltupi ot KreM will ilnlly ilclrat Unit Imiiorlanrn II Tho Vi inixuelait nfiair attttl tlin niuitn of iirliNulloiiiil i onvuntliiiJ wll li In Junu anil July h Tho Heetlnn In Nivnirr full of iiuriirlsc Dmlnir Hiioh n ypnr of iliuht nni illnturlKinco ovLryyman womo to r iI promlacn The amvia 1 AM JlRE di il to VSskkrosLB EViNSVIL ToTtfE 11 Selectman and Mrs Kosa M B CHURCH SOUTH Itcpresent Labor and Industry Jackson departed this week for Mobile Official Eiport Vlcnrrn Preacmng eyery first and tblrd Lords day Resolved That It Is tho senso of this con- Â¬ Tho bureau of statistics of the treas- Ala to attend tha General Conforenco of oiornlng and evening by J T Cherry Prayer vention that a department of manufactures A M E Zion connection meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every bo established under a secretary of equal ury department enables us to show tho punday morning at 900 oclock rank with tho secretary ot agriculture and how wo havo been capturing tho mar Â¬ Mr S Morton Ih yet on tha sicH list that the executive committee bo Instructed kets of tho world Hero aro our ex Â¬ to take such steps as may speedily accomCUMDBRLANI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Miss McClain of Greenville was the ports of Ameican products and manu plish said object Preaching overy Second Salibalh al 11 a m guest of Rev Hallcys family last week i This resolution was passed by the factures of six yenrs 1600 to 1805 s44 730 p m by W A Boon Pastor Prayer jtxronTs op ambmcam InoDucrs National Association of Manufacturers Theio U soraj talk of Miss Frisco com Meeting every Friday night at 730 oclock Value at their last annual convention It will lMar a tKIS0S7Tlt in back 10 our own nexuSunday Come to tho people as a demand fox 191 appeal 0C733JSS1 1801 PRBSBYTBRIAN CHURCH t23S781B and welcome just and fair recognition on tho part oi 1893 kS473177t tiundar sehool every Sunday raornlni ui n i American manufacturing interests and Protection averaeo t2nJ2toi7 hcliool picnic Friday All Jhe parents Preaching every Ihlnt Sunday afiernoou at 4 107315119 we heartily indorse tho resolution oclock am invited to bo present lo iilness the 1835 0777584 S07613CS2 Freo trade average txttruo During tho four years ot McKlnlcy Liillc Jimmy Amos U Mill very sick wo captured foreign mar 1 protection kets worth on an avcrngo 320324087 Kv Wm Foster will preach ibn Annual aMM a year Durxg tho two dcmocrntlo years our captures were worth only sermon for Ihtt V 1 F fraternity at Cars075in082 n year Tho breach In tho diz next Sunday wall of protection cost us 121780000 Shootlntr Pains in anv nart of tlii Tbc Karllnginn Choir met Ilia Nobo In each year of 1604 and 1S03 The Douy are usually caused by Neuralgia Choir In the rally Sunday n Madisonville rooner the wall Is repaired tho lwjteoM which in turn is caused by a low state and as usual Uarltngton carried off llio palm ly It will bo t m Â¬ Â¬ V 1 Â¬ This wll wheelmen to pay their own freight Kcv J E Ualleyiis putting in good time as It were nnd that of tho teamsters carrlngo owners and pedestrians ulso at Casky On last Sunduy he preached If vehicles nro to bo taxed let cxerj three sermons 4 man wlio itsca tho highway pay his own Twenty men left last Friday night for freight Discrimination Is not popu Danville III to work In the coal mines lar oven lit legislation Cyclir sctte Itev I V MrTom Trice who formerly lived here afford an opportunity for the is now in Providence S Daily Market Report- - TASTELESS TON 01UVlttl Liil 0 for their North KA3HVUU oml thon of thoTIVMiln ol nr confettuiMlly tlio I pinnlnirinlv Tho Kycnlim nal nacrieiiof Hliort lil Iot lr LbLei aUAHANTEEU TO CURB And Malaria la oil Forms Tasteless without tho abova picture and tho Elfrnaturo of J O Meudenhall Prlco CO oonts at all Doalora PRCPAREOONLV 0V CHILLS AND FEVER nOUTE OF THE Amprlcnti ruilnrItemeniber tlio Kvn this nowxpapcr lioth u CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMITED mibscrlptlona to tho l unucr inm oiirr nn- - I postnijo propaUl 2 SO I I 45 WARRANTED PRICE 50 cte a ALATU ILLS UOV IS Kfi bt rrts Jtedlclno Co aoldIxul Mo bottloa o lenllemonl Wo lul roar IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS COD r a VANSVILLE MicivxiiixiiAir ind Surplus Fund THIt ONLY Send subscriptions to Pullman Vastlbuled Train Senrloe wltt Newest and Vlnoat Day Ooaehee Sleepers and Dlulnr Oars PmOM ONIO nrvj Iiok TABTUUCH8 C1I1U buuvhttbrca KruMalroadr Itilirosr Inallonroi porlance ot It years In tho druir biuliiow imro uoror suld mi article that aro such unlTvrnu natu vours tmlr jwsllou as xuur Tonlo l Capital Slock Paid In TUP TO 59000 COMMENCES BUSINESS IN SOUTH 4 Sclontlflo American Aflenoy 15000 1007 for AuiurCAna co WANTED 1IUHN A CO AN IDEAaoilhn1ppke PaUnt Attorneys Washington jolH Morion K Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul v M I M I Slat rrUo otter OINT8 IN THS flDiraifs H J sskdPTains nn OOPVRIOIITO UBuiwn l HrCHT9i Madisonville pransacls a fficreral H4l Â¬ iTABLER IBUCKEY V BTM AND NORTHWEST I P JEFlRinS t RJ3 RS C PA Cvansvills iluo Pais At II ClisttnooiTcnnp GKISWAM Ind Ind piacst turemi for aociirlniUHUIn America trought iK fnro ITerr rUniuken out by toe puUlo bj a iwtlni elvi QuU of cliorsa ia ttiq t io IIUNN ft CO IU1 llnnilwr Ui vi oto gBanRin Busjnesci to Special attcnllaa give k4 juwXMMtuaaaum A0 1 A Evaasvtllo of fJie blood Purifv the blood and the pains cease Browns Iron Bit- rxuuawriies me oiooa goww CiibuIcai Ca OINTMENT iCURES NOTHING BUT PILES A Collections NEW BBLM0N Tills Ilcnse Is Now I Iurnlihlngs are Nsv Rveryllilnc Pint- - imtxu SnOclently lleatadl VII Watered I lArxnt cirniisiion of any srlrjiUflo pBiwr In tho HniidUI llliutruta it I should lnv1tliou it cnktv u n ilrrtM UtlfhT iiii four i IMl months Iv tuiiMoi Uruodirajr Wew Vlrk CUr w WOril 77 v J naltlmore Wl aid ht i JW J What 1eople Want MORTONS QAP 1 Moro tariff and less bonds would give Mr Peter Hoyd the Indicator man was tho peoplo better satisfaction in thesa In town Monday looking after Ihe interest days of government deficiencies Clove land administrations and Wilson Indus of his paper try destroying mcaairen Pally frlb Several of our peoplo were In Ksrllnglon Get That Hat I Minted by Oat Early-n- ow- BEST REMEDY for PILES UZ iURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 10 years asthe 1Y ALT xmettl jtA IlendJnd on umkv uuiiiKafvwiur mum rrstust It HMtlDSOM lIKtm Hhth OTD CO it toon wliilo thq stock is full and Wc pjivQ you latest fresh styles trimmed in best taste HOTEL ky 1ft SSTBill Htl2 - isssssssk MADISONi IUH St Beknaki Store Wl5iriJTAiiuLee f T ZUSuZiJlJSXWJ t Mrs Saral PrrMer