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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 21, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 bee1896052101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 21, 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. 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NKAVnOT nv MnnniTr 342W Mnin Street Louisville Ky fi nOTfRTt Mnnntir Officer J P WVIWKnL- - I TAPT T TPTT Manner Memphis Tcnn tii A R KfinD MflnaPerlF 327 HBW P iLt 4 1 a - i j tJTccTn a wipkham Palmer House Broidway Paducah Ky w Hm t tx niiUinrf cA r Cor Main and Auction Sts Upper Second imtnriuAM cn Tf Piiin n Sty Evansville Ihdw j r riV A new Hero Is an Item from Pennsylvania man went to work in a coal mlno nt Sugar Notch Tha underground for Ibo first lime on Saturday darkness gavo him such n frlfiht that for Iho time being be becamo crazy He ran throuRh tho mlnj like a madman Thero was soma alarm lest ba should set tbo gas on fire with bis lamp And cause an explosion He was brought to the surface bound with ropes A Si Louts dispatch says that tho Chicago Lumber Co a concern which has been Coal recently moved to that city from Atchlslon Kan bis contracted for a supply of nno hundred million feet of lumber aiharD Lookoutior Fresh Items m Interest to the Retadl 60Afc ltd TRADE liicli will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company Keep -- r SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING PITHY PARAGRAPHS INOOnfORATEl n at Wilmington Del says No thoughtful man would buy coal jut because it is cheap A considerate man thinks of thoso who havo to use it and endeavors to savo them We troubla and annoyance by seeking quality bavo tho combination of the best coal mined and ho very lowest prices Charles Warner Co V The dealers of Memphis Tenn bavo asked tbe city council to pass an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to sell 1800 pounds for a ton they want tbe legal measure to be 2000 pounds to the ton be Â¬ Gov fore the house committee on commerce to advo cate tbe construction of tha Nicaragua Cantl Ha spoke In bebiK of tho coal Interests of bis own and adjacent Stitei declaring that tho scc tiou ba represents would be able to control the coil markets of the Pacific coast of North and South America with tbe shipping facilities which would bn afforded by the canal Â¬ V MacCorkle ol Wcit Vlrijinia appeared Tbe miners and operators of the Jellico Tenn district have agreed on last years scale as the scale for this year though tbe miners wanted an advance of 10 cents a ton and 10 per cent on day labor The amount of coal going forward from Pitts Â¬ burgh to take ports is increasing although few large contracts are reported to bavo been made by Northwestern railroad and gas companies The delay in concluding contracts is said to be the expectation of purchasers that prices will be lower betqre the end of tho season Heavy local producers say this is an illusory hope and is pre- Â¬ dicted on the idea that operators will reduce the price of mining this they maintain will not occur as the miners are now so well organized that a strike would bo sure to follow Thomas Seddan president of tbe SIoss Iron Steel Co died 00 jie 10th at Birmingham Ala aged forty seven lie was a son ol jats8fiA Scddon Of Virginia Secrrtary ol Wnr Confederate Statehood jjwMije vetopers of the mlnemesourcWfrtiiWcmlngham district He amassed a large fortune and was one of the coal and iron kings of tbe South The American Coat Co of Seattle Wash Ii In the bands of a receiver He reports an inability to meet current expenses Mr Charles F Parker who was recently gen eral manager of tbe Cairo Short Line now operated as a division of tha Illinois Centralbas tbeen appointed general agent of the St Louis Dellevlllo Southern road In charge of Its trans The rail Â¬ portation and operating departments road of tha campiny is about is milsi long reaching coil property ovneJ in the same Interest and Mr Iarkor has bsen appjinted general agent of tbe coal property as well Â¬ Â¬ V Scene on Loch Mary -- Earlington Kentucky - - mmm Famous No all uses from Earliiigton Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating nJ2iL - jjn c m n ourcujus ana jriCKing xaoies usea Ttuii rJbifc3T jiiijJiiUTJiiJJ uuaju -- T mTTcn xxiju ATJtrTPT 9 Coal for TUT fc The bcit coil concern In New York says ii not clean wilt not prove unsatisfactory but we give you tbe best coal thoroughly screcneJ and therefore feel sure that we can pteasa you A Tbe Illock coal operators of firaill Ind Iiavs closed tha mines so as to work off surplus stock on band this puts five thousand miners out of employment for tbe time High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get St price YOne ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal DECLARED UNFOUNDED 1 my buy Srushed Bokefgr Bas BBRNEES MDWPMBifm BERNARD CRUSHED COKE TROUBLE Â¬ Â¬ cli - for a much less ASK YOUR DEALER BOR IT AND SAVE MONEY They made no direct charge against them Kortlandcr says they told Dr Letcher that they could not associate with them and keep their self respect Dr Letcher promised these malcon- Â¬ tents that Jic would investigate their insinuated charge and if found true would discharge them Naughton on tho same day having learned that trouble had arisen left the place and has not since been employed A few days ago Dr Letcher believing it best for the institution asked Miss Foley for her resignation and she gave it Thccvidence as far as I heard docs not show Miss Foley to be of immoral character as she has been removed I felt it unnecessary to make any searching investigation of her character I could cot nothing out of Kortlandcr even by rigid cross examination other than that he had a personal grievance toward Dr Letcher It arose in this way For some time the institution was without a first assistant physician Kortlandcr being a graduated doctor was taken from the drug room and placed in charge of one of the wards as assistant physician to help along with the work till you could appoint a first assistant physician Prior to that time while acting as druggist he did not take his meals at the official table but with the attendants When he was ele- Â¬ vated to the place of physician he appears to have assumed very much greater dignity than formerly be camo at onco a great stickler for every courtesy accorded to a regu larly appointed physician and be cause Dr Letcher ncclectcd to in vito him nt once to the official table and consult him in tho matter of treatment of patients and management of tho asylum as ha would a regularly appointed physician Kortlandcr took offense and lost no opportunity when sneaking to discontented attendants and outsiders who had sought positions in the asylum at your hands and at Dr Letchers and failed to get them to speak disparagingly of Or Letcher and tho management pf the asylum His complaints were and are so childish and in significant that details would excite only ridicule in the minds of fair- minueu men Here the inspector takes up tho relations existing between Dr Letcher and another assistant nhv- sician but because this matter is still under investigation this por tion of hm report is not given out for publication In regard to the beer drinking xiNstKie ineiuionuu in uw ipregrun Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Mt Pleasant colliery the oldest one at Scrauton Pa has adopted electricity for motive power in preference to steam Tha plant will be of 134 horse power THE INSINUATED SCANDALS WITH REFERENCE TO OF- Â¬ FICIALS OF THE WESTERN ASYLUH Â¬ INSPECTOR LESTER SAYS IT IS A CASE IIP A VERY SMALL MOLE HILL AND A MOUNTAIN j HHfiSgnRSHKH THE BEST Official Report to the Governor MEDICINE SUMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Dont Now Is the time you forget to take it need It most to wake up your Liver A sluggish Liver brings on Malaria r eyer and Ague Rheumatism and many other Ills which shatter the constitution and Dont forRet the word wreck health Â¬ Office olStatc Inspector and Examiner Frankfort Ky May q 1896 Hon W O Bradley Governor of Kentucky As ordered by you I went to Hopkinsvillc April 39 to investigate the conduct of officials I did of Western Insane Asylum LIVER It Is SIMMONS REOULATOR not call at the asylum until I had REGULATOR you want The word REG run down each and cvcry- irtunor ULATOR distinguishes It from all other And besides this SIMMONS remedies concerning tho management of the LIVER REGULATOR Is a Regulator of the institution in the city of Hopkins- keeps It properly at work that your Liver I called before me Mr vilto system may be kept In good condition Gardner who wasreported to havo FOR THE BLOOIJ take SIMMONS It Is the best blood witnessed some LIVER REGULATOR shockingly imTry It and note purifier and corrector moral conduct on the part of some Look for the RbD I the difference All that ho could You wont find It on of the officials on every package any other medicine and there Is no other or did state was that about two or Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER three weeks ago he went into a REQULATQR the Klngof Liver Remedies grocery store not a saloon form Be sure you get It Philadelphia Pa erly owned by Anderson steward J 11 ZcUln Co of the asylum and saw Mr An derson pouring from a pitcher two glasses of beer one for Dr Mrs BEN T llauser and one or Miss CromIt is well matron of the asylum the only time ho qvey saw any corf duct of that character and no one else seems to havo hpard of any such or seen anything in the conG evrp duct of these officials to bo con demned I next called boforo mo Dr Always on band a full and complete stock of Kortlandcr late druggist at the asylum He was roportcd to have DRUGS AND MBDICINRS PER seen and learned postlvcly that FUMERY and TOILET ARTI gross immorality in and about tho CLES PAINTS AND OILS asylum among thr officials and at PRESCRIPTIONS tendants was the regular order of PHYSICIANS the day When required by mo CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED to state what io ney ho was utterly unabletopojTu out ti sin gle instance of immorality or mis W lljuriNACMN PreM nltTfnt Mnor conduct 011 lhepart of any one 0 W WADDILL Cliter SovRo ttniQ agoThoiiias Naughton and his neice Mlsa Ellen Foley a Hopkins Jountu daughter of his sister were cm Naughton ployed at the asylum who served in the same capacity -lv several years while Dr Rodman was Superintendent is reported to He be a very competent iman Madisqnvillk Ky was made general supervisor of -50000 tbe malo wards my Dr Letcher and fin tho discharge ot his duty WAnera banking busInesB received tho illwll of a lot of the JVlHn SnqfkqjP accounts of the citliensqf attendants Tlfyr vit in a body Hopkins auil adjoining counties to ur etcher ma wwmjeuiiiiu Ha OttfiaMt aad nKt curs vault in Naughton and Mi - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ROBINSON Â¬ DRLW5GIST Kcntuolcy Â¬ Â¬ steward of the asylum develops the fact that about three weeks ago lie went into the city of Hopkinsvillc on official business and while there in a grocery store not a saloon Dr Mrs Hauser and Miss Cromwell matron drove up to the front of the store and Judge you one of them said look like you had been drinking He replied that he had been drinking water and offered to bring One of them a drink of water them jokingly remarked that they would rather havo some beer Ho then invited them to come into the store sayincj that he frequently sent out and got beer for his wife when sha came with him to the city and that she would drink it there in tho store and that he would send for some for them They then went into tho store and Mr Anderson sent for ten worth of beer in a pitcher just two glasses and they drank it The ladies aro very much mortified over tho reports malic about this they acknowledge that their act was indiscreet and express great sorrow for it It is they say the only time such a thing has occurred and will not occur again I have thus gone into the details of this investigation not because I believed it necessary but to show you it possible how small how diminutive a mole hill has been turned into a mountain in this case All of which is respectfully C W Lester reported Stato Inspector andExamincr Â¬ Â¬ NO FINANCIAL Â¬ The Rclnccke Mining- Company In Good Condition Correction of a Misleading Article Which Appeared in The Courier of May 4 Tbe Affairs of the Company Have Oeen Conducted on Business- Like Principles MortonM Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BANK cifcQktttUMfUMot KOBtH tturf iittfi sirr This article head lines and all appeared in the Evansville Courier This retraction was of May 14th predicted by The Bee last week and is a result of a thorough in- Â¬ vestigation by a reporter for the Courier who went to Madisonville The information for the purpose too upon which the retraction is based was gotten from outside parties as the reporter devoted only a few minutes to Mr I Bailey Secty of Rcinecke Coal Co The Courierwantcd Mr Bailey to write just anything ho wanted and they would publish it but ho refused Under tho caption Financial there appeared in the Trouble Courier of May 4 the following article Madisonville Ky May 3 The Special to tho Courier practice of large corporations issuing checks instead of money to their employes has been carried on it is believed to a greater extent How to Treat a Wife in tins city tnan anywuero etse Pacific IJealth Journal First Ret a It began a few years ago when the wife second be patient I You may have Reinecko coal company began givgreat trials and perplexities in your busi- ing their miners half of their wages ness but do not therefore carry to your in checks on their company store home a cloudy or contracted brow Your This worked so well for the store wife may have trials which tbouRU of less that in a short time the percentmagnitude may be hard for her to bear age paid in checks was increased A kind word a tender look will do won until only 10 per cent is now paid ders in chasing from her brow all shades ot in cash gloom To this we would add always keep The company store then it is a botta of Chamberlains Cougb Remedy in the bouse It is the best and Is sure to reported made contracts with the bo needed sooner or later Your wife will section boss of tho Louisville then know that you really care for her and Nashville railroad to have tho secwish to protect her health For sale at tion hands paid in checks and tho 23 and 50 cents per bottle by St Iier nard Drug Store Earllngton Den T Rob Â¬ result is that the whole town is St flooded with these checks and it inson Mortons Gap Geo King Charles is difficult to cash them for half The laboring value Special Roto to State Endeavor their face the city want to pay people of fleeting their rents in these checks because N Agent Ethridge of the L thev have no money and all ar has received a letter from Gcnl tides such as drugs meat and Pass Agt C P Atmore author Â¬ hooks and papers which cannot ing a rate of ono fare for tho found lie purchased at the company store trip on account of State Endeavor have to be got with the checks at much less than their faco value Convention at Paducah May 29 TickQts will he sold May a8th for merchunts and landlords have 31 igth and 30th limited to Juno isC to pay much higher prices when at 346 Tjils very liberal rah they buy from the company store will itoubtlcM iuw a urgu Earl With checks Mian When Woy Pav UAAUI M m developer AA wi Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Bullitt into a grinding monopoly and if it miners been reiuscu money lor ville Aug county at Shepherdsir four days kill the pay if they waited until the end of is not stopped soon will Jillcndale Iair at Curdsville the month nor has the company July business interest of this place 28 five days The article in question was pub- paid on an average of more than Hart county at Horse Cave oblished in good faith and was 20 per cent of its salaries by September 15 four days Union county August 4 five tained from what was considered checks Word reached a reliable source In proof of these statements days Shelby county August 2 four this office however from Madison- the mayor of the city II JI Hole days was some dissatis- man Judge J F Dempsey D A ville that there Ewing September 9 four days faction there concerning the pub- Morton of the Morton bank and Campbellsvillo Aug it four lication of the item and that the many other leading and influential days Union Agricultural Society at exact facts in the case might be as- citizens give their word certained a representative was To a representative of The Cou- - Gcrmantown Oct 7 four days In justice to ricrmen in all stations of life testi sent to the town Job Work neatly executed at this mining company fied to the good reputation of the office Send your order the Reinecke coal the company store and their man- Reinecke company and Mr Bailey ager Mr I Bailey it is fair to among whom were a number of Anybody Gan THm a Hat after statq that the item was greatly ex miners both in his and other a fashion but it takes good although it had its mines some of whom had been aggerated judgment and artistic taste to discharged by him foundation of truth An investigation of the books ot do it in the latest fashion and The Reinecke mining company in connection with the general the store showed that instead of stylishly Thats vhat we do store has been under the manage- squeezing the miners almost all St Bernard Store ment of Mr I Bailey for about of them were indebted to the comten years and if the word of the pany for provisions and during oldest and most substantial citizens the summer scasorcfor years have is to be believed the whole trend always been so Farther it was of the company and its manager shown that Mr Bailoy a a sort DRUGCtSTr during this time has been to build of missionary work had erected for CHARLES ST up the town employes sixteen dwellings all of The Reinecko company is one which had been paid for at the will KENTUCKY of two companies having mines of the employes within a mile of Madisonville and Kentucky Fairs Hicc litc of Druggists Sunorics employs about 300 workmen in Compiled by Louisville Post prescriptions Cnrefulhj CompoiutPtl tho busy season usingthe machine beginning Sharpsburg week The July 20 altogether system of mining A LA BELLE JARDINIERE store which 13 owned by the comweek Winchester beginning pany carries a large stock of gen- July 27 L FRITSCH SUN Danville week beginning Au eral merchandise and is expected FASHIONABLE I t I gust 3 of course to catch a greater por week Springfield beginning JL tion of the trade of tho miners August 17 jgpiiuqfsmuMitiigr uapmpjfcjgm ay The store is in the middle of tho Lebanon week beginning Au-j- MEHCHANT TAtton- sabout one mile from tho gust 24 town week beginning Bradstown ijts AiA mine fdi fenllflhllto rAbA J 7A August 31 The facts which caused the gosweek beginning Bowling Green sip which led up to the article in September 7 and The Courier were these checks Elizabethtown Tuesday Sept IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS have been issued by the Reinecke 8 four days jii Uppur first St QvtDivllla Ind Franklin week beginning Sepmining company to its miners tember 14 us ornettly ioIiciii tba patrontxa ot bit Hop good for provisions at tho comPaducah week beginning Sep klmcquulj trlendt checks how tember 21 panys atorej these ever have not been given as salary Open date probably Hender MOOT IN QUANTITY- - BESTIN QUAUT on pay day but only from timo to son September 28 Owensboro week begining Oc time when tho miners requested tober 5 them on account pf lack of proVersailles week beginning Au visions up till some timo ago un- gust 10 WHITES CREM scrupulous miners sometimes sold Madisonville August 36 four to ob- days their checks at a discount Williamsburg September 2 tain ready cash but never at days FOR 20 YEARS timo was tWc community flood- three any Glasgow September 30 four i Has lod all WORM Remadlea EVERY BOTTLE MAMITK1 ed with them nor have they been days KOMI HV AXK UKUCHIUmr discounted by the company nor D Upion county August 4 fivo rrmn BItHiIMM a Wj general nor Uhy tfco Uiya tfe TVOEta Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BEORGE KING Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ cq5gcga5fgHagjgumyji J JLlj3i Myju Ill Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ vermifuge mw 1 Â¬ rifitfiftfoii A11ilEKffliB8iMBBMMIKllilBMi ffiHT 1 f 19MHVV 5TE6 -- SPV W f iii JHLJI I H f I Democrats control nl tho Chicago seems gain to convention adopt rt silver plat 8trongthcvcryday and the Indicaform and nominate ti tilvcr unntll tions arc stronger and stronger date how arc tho Electoral Col- - that ho yill havo an easy walk legos likely to stand mi tho issues over nt the St Louis convention r Every Republi thim made up BED PUBLISHING COMPANY Henderson County will havo no can in Now Eiigiund aid the Mid Incorporated air this season Ilcnderjon is Hhirfil th PciioOcb at Ktrlttmton at Ueeotut die SiatLH would voiu or his party getting in a bad way as to amuse UMtiiMter nominee ultd would he aided di No fair and no ball team by those ments rectly or indirectly SUHSCRIPTION KATES Democrats who care inoru or a SEPAR ATE COACHES nou nd money policy than they do It to inaYturitrlrtlrinaitnnca nttlsan success Held to bo Constitutional byU 5 Hi Mentha i for a doubtful J ThritMonllu i Supreme Court The solid Soutji would he shat SinitaCopIra u Specimen roplra milleil rna on application DulnwVtti Kentucky Washington May 18 The bu- Uarreiponitiinta wanted In all parti of tlie tered cjonl AiUllcil na tor partlcnlira Louisiana Maryland Missouri promo Court of the United States Teiiii ssco West Virginia and decided today in what ih known ntUUSDAY MAY at t8gG even Georgia ami Virginia would as the Jim Crow car caso of be made doubtful for the Democ Plcssy vs Ferguson that the racy Sonic of them if not all of statute of thoStatc of Louisiana them would bo found in the Re requiring raijroad companies to publican column The North supply separate coaches for white a western States would bo unitedly ami colored persons is constitu Of the trans Miss tional affirming the decision of the Republican issippi States Minnesota Nebraska court below Justice Brown do and Iowa would bo Republican livcrcd the opinion DoWn in the Aine s without a doubt while tho two Justice Harlan dissented Dakotas and Kansas might bo A similar caso from Kentucky doubtful though South Dakota is now in tho United States Superintendent Rutland and father ol Empire mines mado n business trip to went Republican in 1892 Of the Court of Appeals having been Saturday and vo suppose HOPKINS THE DANNER inter Mountain States Colorado taken ilpfromthc Federal Circuit Kvnnsvillo lastWcit show whllatbere saw tho Wild Idaho antTNevada would certainly Court of the Kentucky district in COUNTY Mr Frank Fox who for years past has go Democratic while Montana winch Judge Barr hold that the been In tho employ ot the St Jlernard Coal Wyoming and Utah would be per law was unconstitutional Company has bought himself 1 fino team Tho output of coal in haps doubtful Of the three Paand will try log hauling this Summer THE ANCIENT CASKET Hopkins county during cific States there is hardly a doubt Quito a number of tho Hccli Company Circuit attendaico 1805 was about one fourth but they would all be Republican Evidently Purchased From T employees were in witnesja at import Oregon and Washington having in nn Court last week ns the total output of the en- Â¬ gone Republican in 1892 but they Scbncffcr nn Undertaker of ant caso of breach of tho pcico 1805 the are classed as doubtful There Henderson tire State Musclo nnd nerve as well is skill is neces Henderson Gleaner sary to mako good ballplayers so you can exact output of the State are 447 electoral votes 224 being The mystery surrounding the look out for a good game sq far as tho hoys tons bi- Â¬ necessary to elect icas in tho mines are concerned tuminous and canncl coal Then follows a table in which it source from whence came the an- who work Avenue Coal nine at Evans Tho First Hopkins Countys output is figured out that tho probable cient looking casket which was re ville has been ordered sol by tho receiver cently unearthed in the old cemeelectoral ivas 788485 tonsallbitu tions will vote under these condi tery lot where tho electric power on June 4 tb 189C stand Republican 235 Mr Thomas N Illack i represcntativo vvinous This is Democrat Doubtful in house has been erected has evi- of the Atkinson Co coal dealers at Hen101 over the product of 1808 These arc now the strong proba- dently been solved derson mado Earlington a brief visit last A Gleaner representative was week of 27861 tons and a loss bilities yesterday1 shown a copy of the of 28823 tons as com Â¬ Not only is Secretary Bailey of the 1 Henderson Reporter published in Ileinccko Coal Company a bustler in tho Sensationalism pared ivith 180 Jj which There arc two things in this is- this city in 1858 by Jcptha M coal business but as a leader in tho Hop year showed over sue of The Bee that illustrate the Dodd in which appears an adver- kins county Sunday school vjsociatton he tons the greed of newspapers generally for tisement of T Schaeffer under- Â¬ has few equals 1808 of resulb of the sympathetic sensational news to the disregard taker Whose place of business was Secretary Geo C Atkinson in company of tho St Uermrd Coal Comduring which of actual facts The one is the in the old bank building on Main with several visited tho Wild West show at strike pany force injurious and false report gathered near the corner of Second Hopkins Countys miners Evansville last Saturday and all admit In this advertisement appears that George is the right man to take tbcm by a reporter of the Evansville worked daily Courier from a source which he the cut of a coffin tho exact coun- around to sea the sights in a great city The total number of em- Â¬ considered reliable but which he terpart of the one recently found Messrs Cavincss and Utistcad having ployees Hopkins county failed to verify concerning the in tho ojd Lambert graveyard completed their job of pipe hying at Daw of recreweek take was 1887- - Ani Reinecke Coal Co and thrtr rela- which completely explodes the son will thisGreen Rivera fcW daysbut wisely fishng tions with their employees This theory advanced in yesterdays ation up on avls employed 288 Fatal- Â¬ for them they havo made no contract for Evansvilla Courier that the report The ities atmines subject to in- Â¬ and retracts Courier now corrects was purchased in New York casket the fish they catch but may have engaged Any spection in state 8 No The other is the official report one seeing tho cut of the Wind some from the fishermen on the river to bring home accidents in Hop Â¬ of State Inspector Lester concern- ing Sheet Casket in the copy of Mr Thomas Whitford who has been in ing the sensational charges made the Reporter and the published charge of the masonry work at the new kins against the management of the statement in the same that all Empire mines says that ths work is fast Total coke odrieed in Western Asylum at Hopkinsville sizes of these metallic coffins Hearing completion and lhat the new Kentucky during 1805 These charges were largely insin- - kept constantly on hand will hoistinc engine is in position and work on the foundation V57jtcais Of this uations and made and circulated readily understand hat there was motor will soonfor engine for the electric bo commenced 25116 tons were made by enemies of the Asylum officials no necessity in those days for Quite a serious accident occurred at the Their foundation was in fact bnt sending East for the so called Sebree coal mine last Saturday and the Earlington the Inspectors report shows wliat mysterious casket The paper is facts as we havo been able to gather them insignificant things were enlarged the property of J W Osborne of are that there were several miners at work into scandalous report which was Sebree who is now in his 75th in the mine when the roof which is said to J Rowelli I8p6 Newspaper Directory says be a rock one fell in catching one of the year The date of the Reporter in men under it and seriously if not fatally greedily circulated Thk Bit Thnrsdiyi Republican four pare 20126 tubtcrlption fi estab The charges against the Rein wliichJUndertakerSchaeffers ad- injuring him by tho crushing of his limbs lished 1889 Paul M Moore editor Deo Publisbtn Co Publishers ecke Coal Co also had their foun- vertisement appears is March 4th and body badly Whether or not the acci ADVitaTisxucxT The Hie official organ dent was one of the kind that sometimes 01 con imerejis 01 western Kentucky dation in fact the fact alone that 1858 Only republican paper In Hopkins re occur when the greatest precaution is used publican last election and fifteen ad that company issues store checks joining counties Published In chief Adjutant General Collier in or one due to carelessness in falling to put mining town and county of Kentucky to their employees The rest was cleaning Mining chlct revenue of countys out an old unused desk in the necessary timbers to support tho wealth Miners Intelligent American distortion and was published and Earlington has four months cllltens in the military building yesterday roof we are unable to say It does often more free schools than State pays for republished with avidity happen at the first opening of a new mine white and colored Two public libraries came across a razor a powder horn by a company composed of men who have These two things are very a letter and other articles which bad no experience at mining that incom mwJiuuucyiiiuiuuijyii closely related to the absurd rewere plainly the property of Col petent men are put in charge therefore en f port recently sent to the press by Thos L Tate who was Adjutant dangering both men and property but we REPUBLICAN TICKET the correspondent at Henderson in case General just 70 years ago The cannot say that such is true will thisIdle who is a man of experience and bo for It Is thought that tbo mine letter was a private but interesting several days or until the falling roof can For Congress knows better It was about the communication from Col Jos J be removed and other necessary repairs Second District of Kentucky shooting of a colored rrjan by the Lexington and told what made night policeman here recently Bete at E T FRANKS must have been some interesting Tho Uniontown Telegram has this to say while the man resisted arrest and of Daviess County society gossip at that time The regarding the opening of a new coal mine threatened to shoot the officer A The Uniontown Coal razor was the most modern and at that place wonderful piece of fiction involvCompany is progressing and it is hoped More and flore Like Victory best preserved of all the articles will ing another previous killing and a soon havo the full amount of stock de found The powder case had been sired and contracts for sinking ono or two As the campaign progresses the stolen horse with further embelmade into filigree horn by the coal shafts will soon bo let out to the low strong probability of the nomina- lishments was woven around tho mice est bidders and then Uniontown will and the ravages of time tion and election ol a republican one single fact in this report speedily get upon the up grade to prosper Capital Frankfort president on a protection and that the negro was on a horse ity and business advancement sound money platform seems to A No Drouth Here A member of a well known English push itself upon the press and the The M E General Conference There can be no furthtr com- shipping firm writes to the St James Gapeople with the force of certainty at Cleveland on Tuesday suczette to say hat It is within the knowledgo That McKinley will be the nomi ceeded in electing the two new plaint here lor lack of ram for some that German coal is actually being shipped For the tvcnty to England This further instanco of the nee there can be little doubt bishops after a rather stormy time to come four hours ending Sunday morn- competition which Germany is making is though strong men have cone series of balloting fifOn the The down and his defeat may not be teenth ballot Dr ChasC McCabc ing the rainfall was 212 finches certainly startling the Britishers That for the twenty four hours end correspondent has it on the best authority impossible of New York received 344 votes that charters have been concluded to bring The conviction is also growing electing him by eight votes The ing Tuesday morning amounted to Wcstphaltan coal from Deisburg Hoch that tho Democrats will nominate voto on the others was Cranston 1C9 These aro good big- rains felt or Uuhrort on tho Ubine to London a free silver man who will be in 328 Butts 112 Hamilton 109 The total rainfall for the month up Tho German State railways carry coal for export at a nominal rate the carriage glonously defeated Ncely 50 Bowen 30 scattering to Tuesday morning was 486 thus saved acts exactly asand a bounty on exinches Hopkins county accordA Washington correspondent to 35- port And German miners earn 265 a the Louisville Post after detailing Tho sixteenth ballot was taken ing to official reports has had the year whero llritisu miners earn J353 The the victory gained by Cleveland in and resulted in the election of Dr heaviest rainfall in the Statx this British miners need Protection from cheap spring While other sections have German labor Ex 1892 in which he carried the solid Earl Cranston ot Ohio suffered from drouth our crops South and Connecticut Illinois We publish in this issue the re have been thriving Indiana New York New Jersey bocomotute blasts and Wisconsin and received a port of State Inspector with referQ A R Encampment share of the electoral vote of Cali- ence to tho charges against the ofPaymaster P G H Harnett distributed The encampment of the G A R fornia Michigan North Dakota ficials of the Western Insane several thousand dollars among tho em As to date it is old at Somerset on Tuesday crowded ployees of the L and Ohio says that the position Asylum N on the Henderson We wanted to publish this last that little city to its limits Gov- division this week as their salaries for fhe pf the Republicans now is much the same as that of the Democrats week but did not have the space ernor Bradley and staff arrived en past month The official and interesting charac- Â¬ Monday and received a hearty welWbilo Ibe regular day operator was off four years ago The delegates numbered on a fishing trip this week John Larklh ters of this report is sufficient rea- come This correspondent admits that for its publication at this date about 400 and the procession on day operator at Norton vllle filled tho po tho Republipans in 1894 1895 son Tuesday made up of son3 of Sons sition here recovered their lost ground in The sound money democrats in of Veterans Uniform Rank K of Operator T C Martin and wlfo at North and West and broke into Kentucky claim that through quiet P school children G A R staff tended tho Wild West show at Evansville the column of the solid South work they have gained control of and members veterans and citi last Saturday and It was likely that it re carrying Dcleware quired extreme watchfulness on the part Maryland tho State and will instruct for Car- Â¬ zens was quite a pretensious one of bis wife to keep him from pulling his West Virginia Kentucky and Mis lisle and sound money in the State and was reviewed by the Governor pistol and taking an active part in the souri divided North Carolina with Convention Tho silver democrats from the Court House balcony Indian fight with the western settlers the Populists and came within an howl a different tunc Quite a sad death indeed was that of flee of bagging Tennessee Arc You Going to Paducnh brakeman Anderson who was found He further says Cuinn has become a hero Now as Jack If you are dont go without mangled almost beyond recognitloa upon suming that the Republicans de in the eyes of tho silver demo some of those handsome Christian tho track just south of Hopkinsville one clare forspund money as well as crats and will bloom at once into a Endeavor personal cards which day last week As no one saw the poor for protection and nominate a fifty cent oratoropening his cam The Bee furnishes so cheap A fellow fall between tho cars tho exact man who wl accept both pjanlk pampaign at Bowling Green on handsome card is tho best intro facts In the caso will never be known but it Is beyond n doubt whether or not s they will do and that the silveV next Saturday afternoon duction he was first struck by basm disease thai Â¬ fiisrrr McKinlky ii ii iiiniiii - A I Â¬ S Â¬ Â¬ bo did tall and no one knew of It for on hour or two afterward when his conduc tor Llttlepago at the crd of hts run let graphed to Hopkinsville making inqulre about him Mr Anderson has been ran la needed by poor tlrod mothcra over Â¬ employes on tho Hendersdn division flnce worked and burdened with care debili Â¬ August 1 89 j and was regarded by his em tated and run down bccauBO ot poor thin ployers as a good faithful man Hwas a and impoverished blood Help la needed native of Tennessee whero bo via JIM to by tho norvous Bufforer tho mon and his final resting place last Satytday by women tortured with rheumatism nou relatives and friends rlgla dyspepsia scrofula catarrh Help Law Agent Uramwell wj over the taking Im Henderson division last wee When Hoods Bareaparllln begins to en Â¬ portant statements from witnesses In ciurs rich purity and vltallto tho blood and to bo brought betoro tho curts aends It in n healing nourishing Invig Â¬ pevnoy al tended Master of Trains orating etrcam to tho nerves muscles and Knight Templar Rervjtcs at Evansville organs ot tho body Hoods Barsnparllln builds up tho weak and broken down sys Â¬ lastTiesdaynlghl tem and cures oil blood diseases because Wn Whitsell has so far recovered from his lile injuries ns to again report for dutf The Western Union Telegraph Com piny have arranged to string a now copper iro over tho L fie N route between Is tho Ono Trtto Wood Purifier Alt druggists U Nashville nnd St Louis nt nn early day Prepared only by I Hood fit Co Lowell Mas Several additional cars wore put on the are tho only rllli to tak 11 IlOOU 5 PUIS wlUt Hoods SarsaparllU Provldenco train last Saturday to accom modate thoso wishing to nttend tho show at Evansville Help 1 OVERWORK IKUUOMD Nervous Prostration Complete Kocovery by the Vis et LIVERY STABLE BPIOIALATTINTION QlVflN Td IKE iinflflflT JDJVVIS A HEARSE runNiBMD 4 flk Â¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla Some cnr ogn ns n rt sult ot too my hcultli iIdho uttiiitloii to htulitos Tilled I heciilno weak nervous wns luiabln to look nftrr my Interests nnd innnlfestiMl nil tho nyinptonu of n do illno I took thrin bottles ot Ayora Rumiptulllii begun to linprovo nt uuco Comes Quickly FUNERALS lMBa Ml III i iTlyTlfiTyMUVVeW fVl f I 1 v- r - n ON OMOtIT NOTIOR irai 1M it b Flist Class Turn Outs at Rcasonablo Rales opcoalpabtnoton MY RIGS AltE THE UEST IN THK CITY ft Btable and Ofhee on MAIN ST near Depot TRAVELING MON a ISAAC DAVI8 Hoods Sarsaparilla j Ik 8T and gradually lnrrrnrd my weight from one jmmlrril nnd twenty live to twu hiiiulrril iHUinila Blnro then I nnd my family liuvn titnl tlilt medicine when ncidcit nuil wo nrn nil In the best ot health n fict which wn attribute to I lietloro my chil Ayora 8aMtmrllln li r on would havo hern fatherless to dny bad It not Wen for Ayorx SnrsarmrlllA of which preparation I cannot say too much H 0 Hinbo Postmnstcr nnd Planter Klnnrdn B C BERNARD DRUG STORE DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY - Yardmastor Clay WooUlridgo and OpMartin are spending this week up on Green IJiver trying to catch fish and they certainly will succeed It two miles ot well bated trot lino is any Induce ment tor fish to btto Â¬ erator T C Patent Mpdieines and PerfilniBnj DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tho taking off ot tho two passenger trains has caused several of the boys to again go to work on freights Wm Devney formerly agent at Earling ton and lately employed In the Evansvillo offices is now express and baggageman on the Providenco run Many of his friends welcome him back on tho Henderson di vision again Â¬ v ESTReady Mixed Paints e IHYSICIANS 11 IP ei i rats etracl II 11 all colors in small cans Oils Ayers RECEIVING In Â¬ S Sarsaparilla PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED II II MEDAL AT WORLDS FAIR 3207770 Â¬ Â¬ a gain Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- gain 50684 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ in805 in Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fatal Â¬ K at I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ f Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Some of our people went to Earlington When locomotives were first built and last Sunday to witness tbo baptising at the began to trundle their small loads up and lake down the newly and rudely constructed Captain Sweeney US A railways ot England tbo public roads were San Diego Cal says shtlojis for the greatest part crossed at grade and warning of its approach given by blowing catarrh Kcmeuy is trie tirst medi- Â¬ a tin horn But this as may be imagined cine I have ever found that would says a writer in Cassiers Magazine was Price 50c For do me any cood tar trom ocing suuicient warning One day in the year 1833 so runs a sale by St Bernard Drug Store storv of the origin of the locomotive whistle a farmer of Thornton was crossing VV S Magcnhcimcr has returned the railway track on one of the country roads with a great load of eggs and butter home after a sojourn of several Just ns he came out upon tbo track a train months in Pittsburgh Kan approached ihe engine man blew his tin born lustily but tbo farmer did not bear it Eighty dozen of eggs and fifty JUnilOHLUlNO pounds of butter were smashed into an In- Â¬ Trade Mark mass and distinguishable unpleasant A Quirt or 5 Ctnti mingled with the kindling wood to which DOBS HOT STREAK TUB CLOTHES the wagon was reduced Tbo railway company had to pay tho The blest Uluing made Take no other farmer the value of bis fifty pounds of For sate by St Bernard Drug Store butter bis 960 eggs bis horse and his wagon It was regarded as a very serious The strawberries and vegetables matter and a director of the company went to Alton Grange where Geo Steph- Â¬ have been fairly abundant and fine enson lived to sea if be cpuld not invent There is no something that would give a warning more and will be more so Stephenson went to better market about likely to be beard for these work and tho next day bad a contrivance which when attached to an engine boiler things than Earlington and the steam turned on gave out a shrill discordant sound The railway directors Pale Thin People greatly delighted ordered similar con- Â¬ Softer from some form of indigestion trivances to be attached to all the locomotives nnd from that day to this the voice though they may not know it of the locomotivo whistle has never been Dr Carlstcdta German Liver Syrup in- Â¬ silent creases the weight and Improves the color by aiding digestion For silo by St Ber Â¬ nard Drug Store Â¬ offered tho sum f rooooo to witness the sight of two engines colliding whilo under a full head of steam and now if he should hap Â¬ pen to come to this country on the data hero given bo could have his curiosity satisfied it this clipping from tho Republic Arrangements are being mado is true by the Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo for a realistic railroad collision or smash up the first exhibition of the kind ever given in America Tbeeventwill take place on May 3 at when the road named will Columbus O open a resort on the outskirts of the city Tho novelty will prove of great interest not only to railroad men from a scientific standpoint but to the public who often read of many collisions but have never had the pleasure of witnessing one at their leisure Such a collision was discussed ds one of the features of the Worlds Fair but for some reason was never carried out In arranging for such an exhibition it was not the purpose of the Hocking Valley people to mako light of such a serious calamity as a collision but from the ab- Â¬ sence of any photographs of such a catas trophe and the oft repeated desire of countless persons that they might at somo time or other view a collision of that sort it was deemed a proper means to afford a scientific demonstration ot just what hap pens in such an occurrence at the same time surrounding it with such precaution as to make it an impossibility for any per Â¬ son to be injured or any other unfortunate experience to occur By railroad people and others conversant with railroad affairs it will not be presumed that new engines will be used for but the engines such a demonstration which are to be used on the occasion would be more in keeping attached to the fast express trains ion some of the trunk lines Engines Nos 13 and it which have lately been relieved from active ser vice are now in the Hocking Valley shops undergoing thorough repairs which will put tbcm in trim for this test ot speed and endurance Somo years ago an Englishman Â¬ AYERS Pills Snvo Doctors Bills ST CHARLES Charles Jenkins has not yet recovered bis lost pocket book John Salmon and Claude Fox pt Haley were in town last Sunday Mrs Nancy Castleberry of Dulaney was the pnest of Mrs Dr Finley over Sunday Miss Dell Harland of Fountainetl Ind is visiting ber sister Mrs Jno Spingler Or T R Finley attended the meeting of tbo Western Kentucky medical associa Â¬ tion at PaducaL last week was both interesting and instructive of such meetings are in order GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN IV EXCHANGE TOR Fine Dress Goods AT GREATLY REDUCED 9 PRICES Blankets at your own price Mens Ladies and Childrens Calico 5 cents Woolen Underwear gone the bottom Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up We are agents for the TENNENT STIUBLING SHOE COS Celebrated Hand made Shoes Eevery pair warranted to give entire satisfaction Call and examine 1 KM Tho meeting at the Hall or men only More rY R CoYte-- A- Mr and Mrs Geo H Fault and daugh Â¬ ter Miss Ena attended the meeting at Dawson Quite a number of our people are in Â¬ terested in various ways in tbo present term of the circuit cqurt In speakiog of cutting 00 a mustache wq can only say we think it right and if at first you dont suceed etc The Sootb Kentucky Missionary and Sunday school Convention will bo well at Â¬ tended by people from our town Unless we receive by express a nice round venison steak welt packed in ice all charges prepaid we will be doubtfully in- Â¬ clined as to the reality of the Hot Springs deer killing by our townsmen tbere Mer- Â¬ chant Gribble and Judge Fox Is Geo Goldswortby of Hopkinsville looking after the mercantile interests ot Cbarles Gribble while the latter is at Hot Springs HAS JUST RCCCIVCD - Siplcx aciicl Lirees of Spring Dress Goods SERGES Etc Such as HENRIETTAS NOVELTIES And is celling at prices never before heard of Come and seo before you buy You will bo surprised -- - 1 BarnnttHrnolfl EARLINGTON KY jno Harland and J N Carroll of llsley came up last Sunday to witness a game of ball but were disappointed as there was no game FIRST LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable 0LA80 Number one rigs on short notice HEARSE JNO PREPARATIONS tVnsHk QUICK BBTtVIOI T BARNETir Manager M FOR 2 The Great j ARU ALUEADY mz OPNOVEMHHK WELL UNDfiR WAY Battle A NUW 1 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IS TO nH HLRCTED AND THE The New York Weekly Tribune as always be found in tho thickest of the fight bat tling vigorously for Sound Business PkincuIis which will bring Prosperity to the Nation The New York Weekly Trimunk is not only tho leading Republican paper of the country but is Pre eminently a National Family Newspaper Its campaign news nnd discussions will interest citizen All the news of the Day Foreign Correspondence Agricult- Â¬ ural Department Market Reports Short Stories complete in each number Comic Pictures Fashion Plates with elaborate descriptionsand a variety of items of household intcrcstmakc tipfan Ideal Family Paper ft We furnish THE BEE and New York Weekly Tribune both papers will cvery-AWr-ica- Â¬ The Bee Now is tho time to subscribe fcr CROFTON Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ad Scottg Emulsion Tho scholars of the Crofton Academy Why wear wool gave a good entertainment Friday night No To keep out cold Miss liertha Mann of Pembroke is vis To keep in heat itlng Misses Eva and Essie Day this week If the body Is supplied with Miss Lula Ktco has taken the place ot plenty of fresh air oxygen Miss Ora Morris as bookkeeper at David and proper food it will gener- Â¬ Bourlands ate sufficient warmth to pro- Â¬ Mr John Boxley of Hopkinsville paid tect you on the coldest day our town a visit Sunday Address all orders to THE BEE Write your name 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 125 i of Ood Â¬ liver Oll7with Hypophosphltes Is the best warmth food Thin people people with poor blood who are easily shaken by a cold wind take Scotts Emul- Â¬ sion and It makes good blood Improves the appetite In- Â¬ creases flesh furnishes bodily warmth and prevents the 111 re3ult3 from colds coughs and exposures SCOTTS EMULSION Ut nJtruJ ttidinl frtiith4 for Iwttljr titn Wii ra int it tiuuit It it ittimriptUltHtAlwjt Wtwyt il4iui lltfuttu NtfUHfii CJ- ntrm Miss Toy Mills of Nortonvllle was in urtown Sunday filled his rccular appointment at tho Baptist church Sun day Tbe Christian church ai Dogwood chapel was dedicated Sunday Rev B F Hyde preached to a lame congregation at tbe Baptist church Sunday night Rev I V Crowe is holding a protracted meeting at Coals Chapel this week There In talk of having a tent meeting at Ibis place soon Uov P E Hercndon sLLLLHNHi7rvC Walter McCaiy EARLINGTON KENTUCKY i Â¬ Â¬ Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jr w 1 QOOD STOCK yiiifeii ELEGANT TURNOUTS n V V 1 j 1 Everybody Is flxlnnior tbo Reunion the BVRRY 30th of May Zib 1 1 1 1 HAuuiNr- PURNIfiUsm description HFATCTT on buobt mto Charges jAwsonable Satisfaction Guaranteed t 4 WJ UIBUujJJJEr kKt jn K itmiii tufcwur itMiiMt mi yj j Mt f jijmjiMMiiu t j Tr rfi nlil i1ifl iMtaaJIIMin m I tilH Jlttfra LfciJkfKSrRlaM-MM- t- WWM o J y MADISONVILLE Tho has struck the town and the small boys and girls are hnppy merry-go-roun- d f C W - - kx k W CRAW METCALFE m -- r J3U hepn oee JE 3n6uslru tpe r asmmmmtmmmmn E E T HALSKY W M wwwwmmwmmBs NONES Vice President I3EN W U0B1NS0N Genl Mok W President GRAHAM Crrluc Skcv 3 3 Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co INCORPORATED L Mrs A L Ruby entertained Hie Chat work Club yesterday afternoon in her usual entertaining nnd charming manner Miss Lelia Dade ot Henderson who has been visiting Mrs W C Morton has returned home 1 Ni tlMB TABLB XOKtll 1IALSEY noJ in m p tit i HHnHHBBHBBiHBEB fe Telegraph Address JELLICO TEUN Mill NIrIiI Biprtu Eitulll Aceomoilillon frovhUnca and Mtdlionvllto Night Kiprtu Bvinif III Accomodation ta34 P m Ull outn 6ij 4H 80 t Whitley Comity Thero was a bad nigger who has lately struck tho town on tho streets Monday night Ho was tanked up and proceeded to try to run the lown of ter his own fashion Ioiicemen uraaiey nnd Tanner camo across the bad man and marched him down lo tho lock up Tho drugstoro ut Gardiner Holeman presents a most stunning appearance after being overhauled and newly fur nished and Is now ono of the prettiest stores of its kind in tho State ProvldtoctndMidlionvlllaarttei f I in 459 m JM I m 745 ru Kentucky LUMP OF BIRD CYC COAL In eOect Sunday J11 9t B96 W W ItTIIKIUOIi Â¬ Accnt ARRIVAL AND DRPARTURB 01 TRAINS AT NORTONVILLE OH MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF OOINO BAST Mtmphli la Central Cllf Loulivilla Pullou I Memphll lo Loulitille GOING WBSf loulirlllk lo Fulton Central Clijr lo Moinphlt LouUtllla In lleinplili CO 8c WKr p til 1041 m 1 in do JELLICD From the well known Jellico VANDERPDDLUnsurPassed both S Vein as a Steam Baseball seems lo bo tho chief topic ot conversation just at present Tbcro has been but very Utile business ot much importance to come up so far during this Circuit Court term and there wont be much Joo Rice colored was given thirteen years for killing Johnson colored at St Charles which killing oc curred something liken year ago Â¬ Â¬ ait and a Domestic Coal 155 p m 737 a m 1139 SoleMinersoftheFamous Sj BIRD EYE CATStNEL Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling 3 S S GarKngfon ftajDjDgnings News Notes WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY Personal Paragraphs uml GIVE OS A TRIAL PLEASE ADDRESS m 1 Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TO THE Miss Virgie Asliby of Hanson visited relatives here last week tfitUiUUtUMilUUlU uiuuiiuuiim Two or three of our ejelo riders started out for a century run Sunday morning bat tha heavy rains put the roads in bad condi tion for bicycling and after getting out a few miles la the country they concluded to return and try it again when conditions vvere more favorable The handsome residcnco of Mr John Wblltingbill on Main street Is very near completion aud will soon bo ready for oc cupancy It is a beautiful home and ono of tho nicest residences in Madisonville Â¬ k 4jf w S I DAY OBSERVED ASCENSION Special Announcement The Hot Cough Cure DISTRICT CONFERENCE Is Shilohs Cure A neglected Mrs W F Crafts President of Stop it at the International Primary Union Of the M E Church South to be At Madisonvillc cough is dangerous by the Sir once with Shilolrs Cure For Knights of nadlsonvillc Com- Held at Morgan leld and Superintendent of Sunday sale by St Bernard Drug Store mandery and their school Department Worlds W C Ladles Mrs P E Jones left Tuesday T U has been secured by the Program for the Sunday School and Epworth Lcirfue Conferencts for a visit of several weeks to rela- Plopkins County Sunday school tives in Princeton SEBUON DV HEV W A nOONE Union to deliver two addresses as Program for the Sunday school Confer Ascension services were held in Impoverlthed blood causes that tired follows enco of the Henderson District to bo held feellog Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies en the Methodist Episcopal Church Right Methods of Teaching the at Morganficld Ky May 27 28 riches and vitalizes the blood and gives at Madisonvillc last Thursday eveWIIDNBSDAY Earlington Bible to Children vigor and vitality m Devotional exercises and ning by the Sir Knights of Madi- Ky Saturday May 23 430 745815 p organization Commandcry No 27 and their Mrs Edgar Dramwcll and son oclock p m 815 History of the Sunday school paper ladies Harry of Nashville visited rela- Â¬ Christian Culture of Children by Rev J T Cherry Discussion tives here Sunday The music rendered by the exat Madisonvillc Christian Church THURSDAY cellent choir for the occasion was Sunday May 24 230 oclock p m 815 a m Devotional exercises Are You Hade and highly enjoyed Miserable by Indigestion ConstiAll those who take an interest in 830 900 Mission of the Sunday school beautiful Dr J R SIgler Discussion pation Dizziness Loss of Appe the welfare of the precious children Rev W-- A Boone preached a tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital arc respectfully and earnestly in 900 930 The necessity of a Sunday thoughtful sermon that shtVed the school In every congregation Bailey izcris a positive 91 re For sale studious work he had bestowed vited to be present Good music Discussion by St Bernard Drug Store Respectfully 930 10 Why everybody should attend upon the subject and his audience Sunday school J K Waller and pa- had cars to hear and Frank fe George Robinson I Bailey President per by Miss Mattie Buckner Rash spent Sunday at home At the completion of the serviThe Hopkins County Sunday to 00 1030 What constitutes a good ces the Sir Knights and ladies proTen people oat o a dozen are inva- school Convention will convene at Sunday school A Brooks Discussion lids says a recent medical authority At Earlington Ky at 9 a m Satur- 1030 1100 Importance of good litrratnre ceeded to Hotel Luetic where least eight oat ot these ten it is sate to al and some In the Sunday school Prof W R lunch was partaken day May 23 program of which low are suffering from soma form of blood Smith Discussion speechmaking indulged With a disease which a persistent use ot Ayers was published in last issue of The lr 00 1130 Music In the Sunday school single exception the resident Everybody invited Sarsaparilla would be sure lo cure Then Bee William Elliot Discussion Knights of Earlington- attended invalid dont be an Ninety Per Cent the service with their ladies Program for the Epworth League Con Mr Olt Powers was among the Of all the people need to take a course of visitors from Madisonvillc Sunday Hoods Sarcaparilh at this season to pre ference of the Henderson District to be The Excursion of the Magazine evening Club vent that rundown and debilitated condi- held at Morganficld Ky May 38 tion which invites disease The money in 200 245 P m Organizing and reports Last Saturday morning was be- Â¬ One of the best evidences thtt Ayers from the Leagues vested In halt a dozen Ittlr Vigor Is an article of exceptional Sarsaparilla will come bottles ot Hoods Why a League D A Pearce gun the days outing of the Ladies back with large remerit is the act that the dem wd or it is and W D Chandler Magazine Club under a sky someturns in the health and vigor of body and constantly increasing No one who uses Prof what uncertain but not threaten5 345 Object of the League strength of nerves this Incomparable dressing thiols of tring Dudley and R S Eastin ing The plan which had been any other preparation or the hair Hoods Pills are easy lo buy easy lo Need ot spirituality in ihti contemtake easy to operate Cure all liver ills League Prof S L Frpgge and W forming for some time Mrs S E Stevens and Miss 25c plated a drive to St Charles and L Reynolds Eflie were in Mulis invillo oie day SW Danger that threatens the there to take the C 0 Miss Dona Wood visited relalast week League S F Powell and Prot W A train for Dawson Springs where tives in Evansvillc Saturday and Easley Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La with the Arcadia Hotel as head Benefits of the League to the 4 Grippe when Laxativb Uromo Quinink Sunday of quarters a day of pleasure local church short talks by the pastors will cure you In one day Does not pro- For every quarlcr in a mans pocket Origin necessity and office of the climbing the cliffs of Tradewater i duce the ringing in the head like Sulphate there are a dozen uses and to use each 74S League G W Briggs D D Owens- - or rowing or strolling in the pleas of Qnlntne Put up in tablets convenient ono in such a Way as to derive the greatest boro ant beech woods and gathering or taking Guaranteed to cure or money benefit is a question every one must solve refunded Ptlce 35 Cents For sale by for himself We believo however that no ferns or the doing many things PADUCAH MEETINQ St Uernird Drue Store Uarlincton Ky better use could be made of one ot these that u congenial party on a days - Mrs W S quarters than lo exchange It for a bottle of outing can invent should be enBramwell and little Endeavorers Notice daughter visited relatives in Nash- Chamberlalus Colic Cholera and Diarr joyed hoea Kemedy a medicine that every family The Bee will print you the most ville a few days last week But alas for plans of even the should be provided with For sale by handsome personal cards with Enastute students of current literaSt Bernard Drug Store Karlington Ben Children Cry For It deavor initials thereon and your T Kabinson Mortons Gap Geo King ture whose studies contemplate Or Carlstedts German Liver Syrup Is name and address at very low all things it was a day of storm the favorite cathartic becauso eo pleasant St Charles Do not go without this rates to take For sale by St Oornard Drug and rain The party arrived at the Store jo and 100 per bottle Mrs T R Browning and Mabel handy handsome introduction hotel in the midst of a heavy rain Mrs W W Etheridge and lit are visiting refatives in the count- See our samples which continued until noon But tie son Willie are visiting rel- ryIt is said that a certain profes- adverse circumstances cannot kill atives in Nashville this week Mr D P Davis a prominent liveryman sional man of this place for some the enthusiasm of a party such as and merchant of Gojhn Va has this lo curious reason sleeps every night this and the day was made the Who Is a Better Judge say on the subject ot rheumatism I tale W N Brandon o Cadiz Ky druggist in his boots and on the floor of his best of and enjoyed no little pleasure in recommending Chamberlains says I sell more Dr Carlstedts German Pain Balm for rheumatism as I know from room with a pile of boards for a There were some parties for the Liver Powder than all medicines combined the wet pillow in preference to occupying cliffs notwithstanding personal for liver trouble Its really good for all Is claimedexperienceA that it will do all that for it year ago this spring his bed He also has shown a pe- woods Some of the guests at the diseases the human system is heir to as it my brother was laid up in bed with inflam culiar but decided antipathy to any hotel made delightful music and gets the stomach and bowels in order and matory rheumatism and suffered Intensely ComHurts the human machinery off as if all of diet except bacon and corn the day passed pleasantly The first application ot Chamberlains Pain sort were freshly oiled It is simply wonder bread He appears to be practic- Â¬ ing home in the evening most of Balm eased the patn nnd the use of one ful what this medicine does for suffering bottle completely cured him Fqr sale at ing some penance and his friends the party stopped by the roadside humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug All 25 cents per bottlont St Bernard Drug though alarmed at these strange and enjoyed a lunch supper Store Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor manifestations place upon them a reached home before dark Guy Ashby and little nephew tons Gap Geo King St Charles a most charitable construction in Christian Endeavorers Notlcel Rudolph of Slaughtersvtlle spent A Card of Thanks the expressed conviction that he is The arrangements for handling u few days in the city this week Wo desire to express our sin- preparing to perform some hard passengers from Earlington and Hows This cere thanks to all our kind friends pilgrimage for the rest of his sbul Madisonville to the State ConvenHis health seems in excellent conWe offer Ono Hundred Dollars Keward for the friendship and sympathy dition and his actions cannot be tion at Paducah have been comfor any cae ot Catarrh that cannot be extended to us during the late ill- explained on any other hypothesis pleted On next Thursday the cured by Halls Catarrh Cure 28th instant a coach will bo taken F J Cheney Co Props ToledoO ness of our beloved wife and Consumption Can he Cured We the undersigned have known F J mother May our Blessed Lord f 10111 hero to by the This yard engine toMadisonvilleMadisonCheney for the last fifteen years and pe reward them an hundred fold in By the uso of Shilohs Cure bring tho great Cough Cure is the only Ijeve him perfectly honorable Inall busi this world and comfort them in known remedy for that terrible ville delegation leaving Madison- Â¬ ness transactions and financially able to disease Sold by St Bernard ville at 130 p m Tho Earling cary out any obligation made by their firm the hour of sorrow and affliction Drug Store P Whalen and Family ton Endeavorers will board the Wkst Truax Wholesale Druggists To ledo O Waldino Kinhan Marvin Tho practico gjima on Saturday car upon its return leaving hero at A Great Germans Prescription Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Diseased blood constipation between tho Victories and a picked 215 p m and make connection Halls Catarrh Care is taken Internally nine resulted in a score of 18 to 5 with CO S W train at Nor acting dlreclly upon the blood and mucous and kidneys liver and bowl trou bles aro cured by Karls Clover in favor of tho Victories They tonville at 305 p m Tho party surfaces of the system Price 75c per For salo by St Bcr will at least be prepared shortly to will return on tho following Monbottle Sold by all Druggists Testimon Root Tea lick Henderson and Hopkinsville uard Drug Store ials free Halls family Pills are Ihrfbest league teams as everybody olso is day and be met at Nortonvillo by switch engine and coach and Misses Modest Buchanan and doing so Miss Cordie Coylo of Mortons brought home Gap is visiting the family of her Bessie Arnold of Madisonvillc A Babys Life Saycd brother Mr W R Coyle The rate as advertised in an are visiting in the city My baby had croup and was other column is 346 for the Aro features peculiar to Hoods Tills Small In saved by Shilohs Cure Ntryta on Edge writes A Living Skeleton As ono man alzo tasteless efficient thorough Mrs J B Martin of Huntsville round trip I was nervous tired irritable Mr James Bennett of Island Ky says Ala For sale by St Bernard and cross Karls Clover Root If not for Dr Carlstedts German Liver Beautiful Work Tea has made me well and happy Powder I would have been In my grave Drug Store At very low figures is what The Mrs E B Woudkn Tried the leadlig doctors of Louisville Whon you clean house this per Hid You never know you iney Htiiywjij given up t spring do n6t forget to have your Bkrs Christian Endeavor heeour beautiful now stock of began were CtarMMSjMwiicifMs aaa usimfPrtional cards are Do not go to tho baveUkeaarMtlUltlsall ace cwriains laundricd Send It is the changes ws hfi4lKmE3kkno ldles tls gloves belts etc I Hood ConYUtlon without mr we a Lowell It Co m by thoim to the Madisonville Steam Paducah th m werittre oU Uubt fWMMor St Bernard Store c nJird Driut iwty--vv- ui Vm y 4U to tttk4 wlHi floods feMNtpwHta thfN Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M5-3-- I5 Â¬ Â¬ 3- - Â¬ Â¬ 4- - 45-5- -5 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BASE BALL Manager Lawrence and nine men that he called ball players representing the Bridge City of tho Pennyrilo League ar Â¬ rived in our city Monday morning to play a series of two games with our boys1 When Umpire Pratt called time Play Ball there was quile a crowd of the lovers of the National game assembled at Madisonville went to tho bat the park first and three players were easily and quickly retired Then Henderson came up and scored three runs in fine finish amuu tne Aiaaisonvnie twiner was very wild at the beginning of the gamcand bad no control of the ball In the sec- Â¬ ond Madisonville was shut out and Hen- Â¬ dersons scored three more runs The Madisonville fansSvere shaking with fear at this stage of tho game as they wanted our nine to win by all means and demon- Â¬ strate to Mr Martin who recently um- Â¬ a game between Madisonville and pired Henderson that our boys could beat them in a walk which they did and with the greatest ease The press representative or reporter of the Henderson Journal bids fair to become a rival of the famous Joe Mul hattan the once noted liar as his report of the game was 1 ridiculous fabrication from the beginning to the ending The Madisonville club was recently robbed of a game at Henderson by a Mr Martin who Jate on was signed by the Henderson manager ment and who did the receiving behind the home plate in Mondays game As far as bis ball playing abilities are concerned we will bo candid with tho Henderson people and to put in the brief- Â¬ est manner possible will say he was no good He can assist the Hendersons more in robbing visiting clubs of games acting as an umpire and tho Henderson management had better put him on a pen Â¬ sion list build him an iron cage behind the plate or pitchers box nnd let him um- Â¬ pire for llit ni the uM of tho as ho is not worth his salary rtsa rrnl li ill player The I lundiTson club was imply uuichsed and tint is the ri il story Wu love a liar but tho press rcpresentaiivu of tho Henderson Journal suits us too well In the first place here was only ono ball player of the Henderson team that was disabled or in Â¬ jured by any or tho local players and that was Hulswitt He was hit in the bead white at the bat in the first part of the game on account of a wild throw by Pitch er Smith and he had to retire from the game It was merely an accident such as is likely to occur at any time in a base ball game and there is no one that regretted it any more than Smith Our second baseman VanBauson the 510000 beauty was also bit in the head by a wild pitch by Pitcher Cargus a glass arm twirler Henderson brought up with them and we have no kick coming as it was an accident Va n took off his cap to Pitcher Cargus and trotted down to first base like he bad never Cargus the glass arm been touched pitcher of the Bridgers had better bring along a large supply ot glass arms the next lime he strikes Madisonville as be will need them to play the game out For the first two innings he held out very well but trom that time on well he was simply a peach Why with what little speed he bad Monday If he was throwing at a baby rack for the cigars be wouldnt get six cigars in six years The report of the game in the Journal says that Carey the second baseman while fielding n ball was deliberately run into and kicked most severely by a Madlsorville player causing him to retire from tho game Well that beats us We saw the game and we think that a Mr Merchant a talking machine and a would bo ball player covered second base Ho is a very good ball player with his mouth As a success in life he would in reality mako a better merchant than ball player as ho can talk well Edisons phonograph aint in It To print such a report of the game as the Journal did will only be tho means of breaking up the Pennyrilo League Tho story of how tbegamo was won by Madlsonvilloand lost by Henderson can bo told In a brief way Thero are two young men that play with Madisonville they do thn battery act their names are Smith and Boon Manager Adelyott knew what ha was doing when he signed them as tho glass arm drummer told him that Smith our handsome twirler would need no glass arms and that he had speed and curves to sell Then there is Â¬ -Â¬ Our Gents Furnishings are com- Â¬ lffi The second game resulted In another WANTED AN plete and up to date New line of thl nir to patontf Protect your Ideas t therm walk over for our nine the score being n brlnif vou wealth Writo JOHN WKUOKIl Tics just received to 4 in their favor The grounds were not 111HIN CO Patent Attornoys Washington St Bernard Store UO for their lWprizooircr in a very good condition for ball playing owing to the bard rain but they were not in a bad shape It was as in the first game the visitors were not in it and that is the story The attendance was very good Smith the center fielder ot the locals made the star play of the day He fell JJ down while running for a fly ball but got up in time to catch the ball and received much applause Neither side scored until I Have the fourth inning when Madisonville Secured the Agency for made one and from that time on she had everything her own way The visitors made as many hits and one less error than the locals bnt the bits did not com 0 at the Prize right time it seems Bailey and Boon were the battery for Madisonville while Merchant and Zahn did the battery work for Henderson These famous patterns are handsomer and better W than those of any other manufacturer NOTES Tli2 Chicago Tribune saysj Tbty will b in grtat demand bypectU of artistic taste Now for Owensboro The New York World saysi None so healthful so Owensboro smarting with two recent perfect or offered so cbcap defeats from the Hopkinsville Club will In addition to these superb patterns I have hun Â¬ bo the next to tackle our boys and they dreds of other papers representing a stock of 2000000 rolls of all grades will undoubtedly give them a game as the Dont bay old shop worn goods when every sam Â¬ two have met before and each has a vic- Â¬ ple I have is of the latest design add coloring for -- tory to their credit tjjis Spring -- - Boon the might backstop who can welld ha willow with tremendous force and lands on the ball almost every time he steps up These two young men aro the on 01 that got In their work on Iho Hendersons After the second Innlne Smith steadied down and allowed Iba vlsitorrbut one more run Several times It looked as if the visitors would be able to run un tha score on their side but It did not happen that way At one time they bad the bases full with only one out but a llehtnlne double play by Rlghlfielder Lawe who was in tho game for keeps and Shorlslon Stewart knocked their chances Into a cocked hat and that wa3 ono way thai helped tho locals to win Smith bad his batting clothes en too and batted out his own game you might say Boon tho tall young backstop as he always docs batled for keeps and bis home run drive over right field fence was a beauty although the Henderson correspondent of tho Journal says It was a foul by at least ten feet Ho must have been on tho out side of the park and got In on getting the ball for thero is no telling where it stop-Â¬ ped rolling when It did strike terra firmi as it was sent with such tremendous force Well we have described the work of Cargus the visiting glass arm twirler and the least said of Umpire Catcher Martin the better for the rooters made Mr Martin feel like a shriveled up cucumber on a frosty morning and we think ho will think once before robbblng Madisonville of an other game Umpire Pratt gave the visitors fair and Just decisions all reoorte In tha Henderson papers notwithstanding and they were simply not in It and If Man- ager Lawrrnce wants some ball playsrs we have some kids that really play bet ter ball than tin soldiers The scor- ewell we had nearly forgotten that It was so ridiculous Umpire Pratt after nine innings bad been played gave the game to the home team the score being 32 to 7 in their favor Pratt gave them 32 scores He is a liberal man as 9 is only necessary for the umpire to give Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ NOTHING asgoodHS ouGiimfcSfi TTAKE Ho xm SAYS GOOD OLD S7 YEARS Oil jMSma 1 VVWA I am 37 J earn old nnd hart tmed about allot Uiocntiihiuvl lnnr remedies tlist Iisto bwn oll ilurlna my llfot smt four tho benefit of tlio miflcrlnfr I will niv that I liftra narer utnl any remedy txul to jilt IIPMH riNPTAH IIONKY It KlrM quick Mil poTIIUCnt M lot In Krlpi Wo keen It In our houw all Hi woll in oilier rotiglu nu inn 1 jit i talll iii tu MKI1 nu n A niHivutih MUM iU A AlKTCALrX 730H0UH1 4111 Bl 1ad UlJ Jj K Tj-rI lt n m V-- WBmMM no W e IIVCM Adfll K Wfl WW US fcliM t HKV lAfliiiHtV Athancrt a nne theory ii thn trtatment o alt Cough Lung and UroncMal Trouhltt It curei ana curts qutckli Ioomi tlm tmicoiu ami allows It to bn pit oil without ex Â¬ - IIVI1K I ink mi iinua v I J Absolutely ImrmlcM nnd ploansnt to take tt cuts ertion or strnlnlnR and stops tlio cough st oneo by heal liiK tho Inilamnl parti i aires vigor and tlUllty to tho respiratory organs nnd produroi a condition In lilch an tho functions nro oxcttetl with regularity and harmony 1rlco 35 crnt no rents and 100 per bottle by all druif glsti or sont iion receipt of price by THE E D SUTHERLAND MEDICINE COMPANY Molo tAUUOAII For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mumintcturor KENTrJOKV Cake Baking Is ca3lly done to perfection If you know Just how to propel ly proportion iho sugar butter croani etc that compose it Of course you select tho very boot of theso articles but what docs quality amount to when you dont proportion right You know If you put in too much butter its a fulluro If tho pro portions nro regulated by an experi enced cook nro weighed and measured not guessed nnd aro of uniform quality then tho cako Is a bucccss and tho hqtisowlfo passes It with somo Jcgreo of prldo Slio knows that good things nro favorably talked of and thla is just why you hear bo much of Dr Hells Pino Tar Honey Its mado only by tho 12 K Sutherland Mcdiclno Compa ny of Paducah Ky arid Dr E E Suth erland does tho compounding If you have a cough or any ailment wheroa bronchial remedy in Indicated you try a bottlo from any drug store nnd youll know tho rest of tills story better than wo can toll you Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ EARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY Open from to a m to g p m dally except Sunday A Cordial Invitation Is extended to who Â¬ ever may find a spare half hour to im prove their time at the FREE LIBRARY Â¬ MORE THAN600 VOLUMES MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Valuable Case of Minerals 300 SJptclmena 240 Species Labeled cunioaiTlEa from thb inoian mounds A OP HOPKINS COUNTY OOLLIOTION FINK Native woods 114 varieties in form of picture frames which collectIo wasex blblted at the Worlds Columbian Expo Â¬ sition Photographs and Photogragh TransÂ¬ parenciesnumerous and beautiful Prize collection of grasses exhibited Columbian Exposition For Sale by Si Bernard Drug Store at IDEAM ma k hfi PEATS fesM Wall Paper J Henderson Club should by all mftans be strengthened to be a drawing card They need a good battery n Thn m We Can Save You 50 perwt Prize Designs 10c per roll up Qtncr new patterns 3c per roll 1 will dcu Jicr lur uuu imriii vt u whole house whether I hang It or not 400 samples shown at your houso II desired Paper Hanging Decorating and Paint ing uone at lowest prices All work guaranteed Drfofir k ribbo Vrv wr Owensboro today and tomorrow There seems to be a lack of team work on the part of the Henderson Club and they should practico at this as it is one great necessity for a winning club If we get as fair and just decisions on the Henderson grounds as Umpire Pratt gave the visitors we wont have a kick coming Short stop Cdrtty of the Henderson Club hurl his hand in the sixth inning while trying to stop n swift ground ball and delayed the game a few minutes The enthusiasts were afraid he would have to retire as he and Messner who covered third were the only ones that played with any ginger on Hendersons part They both played good ball and Manager Law- Â¬ rence needs several more like them The Hendersons all seem to behave very nicely on the diamond Manager Lawrence played one inning until Zahn was put in the game He had no balls to come out In bis territory but he made a nice drive of a fly ball Into Left fielder Bowers territory and In the lan guage of the small boy it was a dead pigeon irfSL J Ji mm J C SUTHERLAND KY EARLINGTON EXBEL8I0R PLKNING MILLS AND WAGON FACTORY The Best Things on Wheels MDBUL WABDN5 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 Â¬ The rooters told the local players to strike or get out any way and give the visitors a little chance as the game was too one sided to be interesting and many people left the park for this reason Give your laundry work to the Madisonville Steam Laundry Satisfaction guaranteed Willie Phillips agent Just wait until the Earlington ball players get their uniforms and a little practice and there will bo some fun Pills Do Not Cure VICTORS STEAMS These Wheels caught the trade and caught us They will catch you if you see them Pills do not cure Constipation They pnly aggravate Karls Clover Root Tea gives perfect regFor salo by ularity of the bowels St Bernard Drug Store Â¬ The Green River Camping party have doubtless had their fill of thunder storms but most of them aro hardy campers with extensive experience and know how to overcome the little inconvenience of camp life Â¬ 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 Easy to Take to Operate Secretaries Olney and Carlisle recently consented for the first time since they held office to be photographed seated at their desks The pictures were taken at the re quest of The Ladies Home Journal and will be used lo illustrate ex President Harrisons article describing the workings of the Slate Department In the July number ot that magazine Â¬ Â¬ LUMBER SAH DOORS AND BLilNDS Mr Charles Cowell is visitine relatives at Carlinvillc III this week vw Hoods 1 5mj JHHl StlHk njiiifLJfit u Pills 7 The rains of the past week have doubtless relieved this section of any embarrassment thus far caused by the drouth FORBES HOPKINSVILLE BRO KY Contractors and Builders Job work neatly executed at tilts oWce rkiAj Lkftft im tJ rvv jbfye Six Monlnt Thtra Month Bee It 4 oJtiurttvT Stte MiaKKS lMPttQYEME IMPROVED iPZZVfflM TnnMBi- - f Is be Be of all Qugh Medicines Bf Year In advance on 50 Bee Publishing 5o PltMllltftl Official Directory State C rf laturo In Connecticut for promotluff GoternorW O Iiracllrjr ffood roods nbout 30 lirtvo been com Lieut Governor Win J Woritilnmon plotctl In tho fltnto of wlilch 13 havo Secretary of State ClmrlM l lnlcy nlrauly been Accepted by tho stato road AllornryCenrraltWni 8 Tajtor Bomo 70 towns out of cornmlsslonorB Auditor Samuel jl Stctio tho 108 In tho atnta will probably nrnll TrrainterGrn WLitiR of tuptrrlMrmleiH Imbllc InitrnctlOn Wm J Uienviclrcfl noon of tho provisions Uio act wlilch provides tlint tho ctato bldt6n Bhall pay onc thlrd tho cost of a new Commissioner of Agriculture Lucat Moor road tho county ono thlrd and tho Keguter Land Office Charles O itcnoUs town one third no town to expend Insurance Commissioner I N Comlngore State lnspectorotiulillc Trusts Columbut W moro than 3000 In ono year under tho Letter act and tho stnto not to spend In ono Coutt r Appeal Chief Justice W S Prjor yenr moro tlinn 73000 nltogothcr The JudRM ti II litln j K Grace T II raynter law requires a mncndanilcd road or II L I Gar J II Ilneltlfe j II Lewis a telford or other stono road or other ttepOrlef R W Hints i Cleik Court Apyear peals A AilJami Deputy Clerki Court Appeals road that will nt all Reasons of tho Iobt L Crre nAVOoJ Loatjnioar Jr Sergeant G bo firm Binooth and convenient for travel tho town to keep It In repair A Robertaonj Tlpttaft W S 11 Hill Many valuable and Inter Superior Court IVrtldlnc juJce joi Harbour when built Jnjgps Wlt YottJr Joi Harbour Hi Ilrent rating facts and figures connected with Librarian Mm Marjr Drown Day tho improvemant of roads cro brought Inspector of Mines C Norwood nut at tho recent national road parlia Kalltoad Commission J Detnpsej H S ment at Atlanta Tho reports Bhowod Irwin Jno C Wood that MoEfiuchuscttfl leads In good roiul County making with an annual appropriation of 400000 in ntnto road building disJnrifee of Clrcnlt Coutt C J Irali tributed under tho direction of her Commonwealths Attorney John T Orayoi commission Circuit Court Clerk John Chrlitv New Jersey which haa Judge of County Court Jno G Hi Hall been considered the banner stato for County Attorney Koy Salmon good roads In addition to many mlloa County CleikW H Arnold of county roads reported progressiva Sheriff Will Thomaon Improvement under her stato old law Jallor S P Offult tho appropriation for which is now Superintendent of School Thol II Smhh 150000 In somo of tho states of the Coroner Jno II liooth west and in many states of tho south UAomTPUms country road building has progressed Hint piatrict Henry Shaw especially south by tlio uso of convict Second Dlttalct O J Parnsworth labor California has done no road Third District J C Bacon building becauso of tho problem of fourth Dlitrlct T P Jonet local centers of population being scpa Fifth Dlittlci II F Porter rated by long distances of unsettled Sixth Uiitrlcl W 31 Cato country Now York has taken n step In advance by tho appointment of a comrec Cibrarics mission to investigate tho subject of good roads and devise soma plan fox lrglslatho adoption Tho resolutions adopted by tho parlUnLINOTON FREE MDRARY Open 10 j ui log p in amy except aunaay liament at Atlanta urged tho formation More than 500 volumes jo periodical mineral of good roods associations In all states collection Indian relict native woods etc Cordial iavltatlon to all where none now exist Tho agricultural deportment was commended fox JNO n ATKINSON JR LIBRARY tho interest it hnn talten and tho prac roa Tint toLoaiD raorLt tical information it has disseminated Open to a m tog p in dally except Sunda In regard to road building Tho conExcellent collection of books and periodica Everybody welcome struction of roads was claimed to ho o proper work for tho state alono or In cooperation witli counties townships oigc Directory and municipalities Tho resolutions favored tho abolishment of tha practice of highway worldng in payment of tax JL K W TURNER LODGE No 548 P tirei A Stated meeting the tAf thirdM Saturdays In each month brat and assessment urged tho uso of widopenal p and commended the utilization of yyC in Transient brethren cordiallyatInvited 730 Tr labor in rood construction Tho par W C MeLEOD W M toattend Cms Cowill Secretary liament looking with disfavor upon roadside fences asked for tho passage ST-- BERNARD LODGE No 340 I mmu Meets every Tuesday night of stato laws which will protect farm aHf at 710 p m VIsltlnK brethren cor from trespass and encourago tho re lli1 dlalfy invited toattend moval of expensive fence lines along the JOHN WYATT N G C II Hunt Secretary highways whero not necessary to in close pasturage Congress was asked to survey all public lands lcforo sale KARLINGTON COMMANDERY No UNITED ORDUR OP THE GOLDEN CROSS for tho establishment of tho necessary meets Second and Fourth Saturday niehta each month A cordial Invittalon is extended vtaitina lines of highways Tim imnmwmpntnf tho mtbllo hln-h- air Aoirtita and ladles E STEVN5 Clatter Of vital interest to all DAY li of l JW classes nnu concttuorraoi pcopic xi to l3e VICTORIA KNIGHTS OP has a very largo1 and dJrcctTflaUon day night In tha tho individual and commercial welfare liMnidVUCjCJ raot the order are of every community Nothing ofa ma terial sort Is moro conducive to thoegm C WARTIN C C V F I3u K of R and S fort pleasure and prospcrltyiof n pco plo than wide smooth and wclPkcpt HOPKINS LODGE No 6r A O U W meets roads and streets every Thursday eyenlne at 7J0 oclock p m The subject of good roads lias recent Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend N W Ilurr M W ly taken Jirm hold in tlio publio mind B U Scaucos Recorder and advance steps to bccuto improve ment in this Important direction have been token in many sections both oi this nnd neighboring states It docs Bljurclj Dircctorij indeed begin to look as If the people had determined to no longer remain con tent with thoroughfares wldch were ut once n disgrace to them and a severe IATIIULIQ CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATK tax upon all their forma of industry CONCBPTION hnvo been slow to move In the first mass 7000 m second mass and sermon They Ojoa ui Roaary instruction and benediction at matter but now that they have wo be A M Coenan pastor 1 30 p m every Sunday lieve that tho work will bo dono thor oughly and righU Christian Work Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ HIGHWAYS nrancht Out nt tha llecent National Fct Itontl rarllaturnt Tlio movement In fat or of better roads which 1ms lccn proscaubed with uoh vlrror In tlito country durlnrjr tlio punt tw6 or thrco ycrira litis nlrcody borno frrxxl fruit in tovernl uto tcn Un Â¬ der tho law piussol by tho Inst Icgls Dr Ackers English Rem- Â¬ edy It will stop 1 cough In one nighty check a cold in one day prevent croup re- Â¬ lieve asthma and cure con- Â¬ sumption if taken in time It is made on honor from the purest ingredients and con- Â¬ tains neither opium nor mor- Â¬ phine If the little ones have croup or whooping cough use it promptly Thru Sim 50c and At Dntfckts 25cj 1 St We are ready as ever to INOOnPOnATBDl Goal Co tv LAN RAILROAD TIIROUH TRUNK between the citlen ol servyou STAPLE with KEW GO Otjr and ATTRACTIVE M Cincinnati Lexington Louirvillo Evnnsvillo St Louin And tho cltlci ot GOODS in every department Nanhvillo Memphis Montgomery Mobile nhd New Orleans AND SPEED UN1UVALUD We are jam up with and FANCY GOODS in all lines in our Witliovat Oiicarapro - per bottle ACKER MEDICINE CO tfl and 18 Chambers Btreet New York GOOD EAHTH ROADB BEMERAL DRYBDDDS STORES - SIIORTE3TAND QUICKEST KOUTR From St Louis EvaiiBvillo nnd Henderson to tho 30UTHEA8T AND SOUTH THROUGH COACHES K Â¬ fuel to pa Itrmembcred by Tlioao in trnatmt with Hakim Thoru How to mnko a good country road is a problem of widespread interest In largo areas of tho country common forth roads will havo to answer all purposes for somo time to come In a recent number of tlio Pittsburgh Dis- Â¬ patch Mr John M Hum describes n plan ho has followed for scleral years with cntiro satisfaction as follows Cut tho ditches down thrco or four feet lower than tho roadway uso a two horso ccrapcr to curve tho surface and tho natural forces set In opera- Â¬ tion will do all tho rest Tho water drains out of tho body ot thu toadway tho mud surface dries and toughens as it dries tho scraper tills nil ruts and cuts nwny all vegetation tho sun nnd air dry a bombard surface rainstorms simply wash It off clean nn 1 In nn hour or so after the riln It Is as hard as before I present It as tli 3 most effective solution of the probt lem of making good country roatl with llttlo expense Tho greater portion or clay roads probably CO per cent nro in front ot fnrms and owned or rented by people who do not hnio tho money nccerRary to macadatnlzo stone them They really cannot afford to do no nnd it is really to their nsslftaree I deslri to direct theso thoughts This Is such n elmplo matter and to thoroughly ef fective that I desire jon to consider thonnalysls The existence of the open ditch with clean bottom glu s water n chance to drain oat of the body oi the roadway nnd run tinny The tough mud worked up by hoofs nnd wheel i becomes tougher nnd more comport as it drains from below mid dries from Â¬ Â¬ Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds DressfGoqcls Linens hr From above cities to Nashvillo and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection Â¬ Â¬ Bddts and Shdez CLOTBirsiB Anything you wat y at the most reasonable prices l WITH PULLMAN PALACE cAltS For Atlanta Savannah Macon Honest Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections nrc made nt Guthrie anil Nashvillo or nil points goods that will give best service j North East South and West i v I In Pullman Palnco Cars rt EMIGRANTS Scoking Uomcson tho lino of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C V Atmork O 1 TA Louisville Kentucky Our facilities are exceptional for giving you best fit in a large line of goods of your selection made to order We also carry big istockbREADY MADE CLOTHJrNGjaUbestprices Hats andICaps A varied assortment of seasonable styles always on hand articles in this line ONLY A Latest NIGHTS RIDE Bents Furnishimbs GROCERIES Louisville to ColÂ¬ MIS a MEXICO Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes Umbrellas Underwear gjMITl THE LIMITED The Tallest nnd Tlncst Tralm making direct connections to Itolnte In above lars and Cuffs- - everything The scraper drawn by two rlnw draft horses nttneka tho wirfncc when suf ficiently dry nil lootc wtnncH nro moved into the wheel tnielca everything U moved towards the middle of the road MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA and CALIFORNIA Aak for Tickets via tha aQjOOF Â¬ fr d way no vegetation lemalni between tho wheclunyt and the tlllelutt tracl compacts the still damp material to its new potltlnn A rain mtiy f often somo of it again Rc nmcli the lct tcr The scraper trlnrt It month ngaln and about tho third time the mid is smooth hard compact and dry It sheds tho water of a ttonn bcciure nl its onrve and cspcchlly became ol polld impenetrable siffaee of tough dry material Thus It remains nnd acts until front sets In if th frecre up rapid tho road Is nil tight and remains m If alternate freezing nnd thriving takctuplaceU- - wHWouRtwn uji nom ur Colored what but the ditches arc rt work and in the road very little water crn remain May and the road dont get had enough to speak of All communications anil matters ot nswt per It takes water and clay to make UttIns to this column should be addressed lo mud Oet tho water out n noon ns Gio Alixamdei Itatltnelon Kv possible The ditches do that nnd It la no longer In tho roadway therefore Quito a crowd of our peoplo went to not mnch mud It hns been a very interesting study to roe nnd I havj Mortens Cap Suoday to assist in tho rally watched it in nil its fnrylng phases fot Tha Atkinson College closed its spring many years 1 fKio better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Everything that you V CHESAPEAKE OHIO SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD C Jt riYAN PASSCHOtn anoTickit of net s roumH ikst hi Aoiht JOHN CCHOLO O LritlEBISlSWAREj China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety life Ceul Mauagtr Gen tOUISVILLE kY a HATCH 1asa Agent fURNITUREi ifiens And all other necessary articles for everyday Several Madisonville people last week were out There should not be anything to keep tho two churches from working together In nnity Rev C W Durryof Patesville preached at the Baptist church last Monday night Â¬ GRDVEB J RrAff rmv VJUa Hotel sor Lucile WPniTCHHTT pnopa w 4 MADISONVILLE KY Mrs Sarah McDowell who was the guest ot Mr and Mrs Hall left for Madi sonville Tuesday iaksvsi A Daily Â¬ Newspaper AND Tim CNrVEItSAL NE1SD Mrs Davis the photographer look the term last Friday by a great commeuceinrnl which was alike a credit to tha faculty and negative of the school children Monday students Prof Isno lectured in Dawson Springs This Paper Â¬ 1 IX f Convict an Koad Utillders Wo need better roads Why wo hav so long been blintl to tho economy oi good roads is n question that jiassct understanding for wo usually aro not MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH penny wise and Services second Saturday evening and Sunday a peoplo that are ich month Prayer meeting Monday night pound foolish In South Carolina the Sunday choolat930anl D S Edwards Pastor system of working nnd building roodf by convict labor is ghing eminent sat M B CHURCH isfaqtion and in other states tho same firnt Sunday each month morning idea is taking root Servleua It has many thing and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday a perfect couatry road whereor to recommend it principally that it Wanteds noblo steed night Sunday school at 130 p m tha G M BURNETT Pastor gives us what wo much need wlthouf Can draw a broad and ample load at pleasant rate ot speed interfering with tho labor of honest sc hard and smooth and level M R CHURCH SOUTH men as is tho case under tho nbomin Ono drained and round and high ret Services every fourth Sunday morning a A ablo contract system Tho sight oi It wont bo muddy when Its wet nor dust j night bv J T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting when Its dry every trlday night a chain gang nt work on the public Good rtoada highways Is not an edifying one jier haps but it Is certainly better than Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDBAROR ROAD LEGISLATION Prayer meeting every Sundayevening at 6 jo taking bread out of honest mens at Assembly Hall Summary of the Report Made to tho Ken childrens mouths in order to keep the York Btate Assembly convicts nt uork 1nrmNcwK ZION A U B CHURCH Tho special committee on good roadi Services every Sunday morning at 11 oclock Itooil Iliilltllnc la a Science authorized by tho last assembly rp- and evening at 7 oclock Snnday school at 030 Our communities should awaken tc ports as followst a m W A Walker pastor tho fact that road construction Is u Flrstr That there bo at Albany a cen science that good roads cannot be tral head which shall act In nn ad mi ivn ha j 11 uiiukuu built on tint haplinrard guest of an In- visory capacity and shall havo tlio suServices Sabbath at u a m and 7 p id Sunexperienced Inclhldunl that the mere perintendence ot all roads hcrcaftct day achon at pso a m W W Poster pastor placing and comjiait lug of broken stone built tho prima idea being that the a en a roadway Is onl a matter of labot maximum of utility shall bo reached CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9o40 10 Snndav nrhool every Sunday morning from o to to Communion service followlne at Prayer meetlnn ovory Thursday evening ipgg d We leain that Mr Spenco Uatlill on last Friday night who is now at Dawson Springs is improv- Â¬ Debate at the circle to morrow nlgnt IkVa ing and also the school district meeting Kill jtvThoiJaptist Sunday school cava an en- Â¬ two birds with one stone tertainment at tho Odd Fellow n Hall last A CARD Thursday nifiht for the purpose of raising Tp all whom it may concern lie ii money to send delegates to the Princeton known that the undersigned feels grateful Suntliy fchool convention to his many friends for assisting to fnako The only Dean did deliver that lecture the rally a success notwithstanding only at the IJaptist church Wednesday night to 1070 was the amount raised we believe a largo crowd of eager listeners Dean is It was given freely Thankfully very original and Is very liabla to make T H Merrlw either langh come Our bad boys are getting worse They DONT STOP TOBACCO kept up such a noisa singing outside of the Reading Room the night of the lecture that those who sat near the window could hardly HOW TO CURE YOURSELF WHILE Some boys hear tho speaker for I hum USIHQ IT have lost all self respect The tobacco habit grows on a man uotil bis nervous system is seriously affected Prof Moore and Mrs Uentlcy of Atkin- impairing health comfort and happiness son College wcro the guests of Mrs T To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco lo an Inveterate U Mcfriweatlier last week user becomes a stimulant that his system bats continually craves Daco Curo is a Our second baseball nine crossed scientific cure for the tobacco habit in all willi the Madisonvillo nine last week Its forms carefully compounded after the Rev W A Walker preached for Rev formula of go eminent Derliu physician T H Merriwealher in his rally last Sun- who has used It in his private practice since 1872 without a failure It is purely day vegetable and guaranteed perfectly barm less You can uso all the tobacco you Tho U 1 F fraternity visllcddurtown waat while taking Uaco Curo It will occasion being the Ui U F notify you when to stop We glva a writ- Sunday the sermon at this place preached by Rev ten guarantee to cure permanently any Quite an Intureeting meet- Â¬ case with three boxes or refund the money Wm Foster with xo per cent interest Uaco Cnro ing was had is not a substitute but a scientific cure that cures without the aid of will power Mr George Alexander wont to Mortons and with no Inconvenience leaves Gap with his choir last Sunday and sang system as pure and free fromIt nicotine the as for Ibe rally the day you took your first chew or smoke Alrty Prof W R Harding and bis choir sang Cured Uy liaco Curo and dalrj Iuupup Tho choir for tho U 13 F fraternity From hundreds of testimonials iVflorigi- always sings wall nals ot which are on the fllo and open to Mrs Lee of flopkiasvilla is visiting the inspection the following is presented Gladish family this weak Clayton Nevada CrfArk Jan 29 1803 Burela Chemical It Mix Co La Cronu Wist Rev E Ilailey will lucture nl the Cenilaineni For forty years I usad labacco In Reading Room tn nlght all lis forms For twenly fiva years ol that llais Â¬ Â¬ IS JUST A3 COODFOI7 ADULTS PRICE 50 cts WARRANTED GALATIA ILLS NOT 14 CHILL TONIC MM igz TASTELESS - Jf tYmiuisf iSril 9jfflWjSV t To W - 3amiMis- N0RTH HOUTE OF THE For nml 25Ui bh r yt Hy apfflal the rroprlc torn or thla nrrnncfiment pnntr aro able to offer It flMITED NASHVILLE THAT CHICAGO and ONLY The Louisville Evening Post for ono yenr for J2K0 A ilnllv now la oaficntlnl to ovpry well in fprrnoil mnn nml U crotvillnir out the old weekly otlltlons ot political Ttm newn fncllltloH of hn nven- Inp INiHt nro unaumnHHeil Up WnittliiKinn correcnotnlent Mr A V Iliitt Htnntlii nt the head of IiIh tirorrioilon Itn brnnkfort Unman In In chtircn of Air A W Karnttu It will hnvo ilnlly rctortB of Con- KrcxBlntint iroreellnRH nna of nil thnt In occurrltiK nt Krank- - Pullman Veottbuled Train Senrlco wit Neweat and Flnoot Say Ooacbos Sleepers and DInlnr Cora pmoM tnir THE TO SOUTH Paris Medlclno Co 8U Louui Mo ientloment We aoM lui icar 000 bottle of OllOVMH TAHTKIUW1 CllltJ TONIC and hara tiouaht tbree aroaa alroadr tbla yeer In all oar ex- pertnco of 14 years In Ibo druu busloeaa bartscerer cold an antclo that Kato such ualternal aatlaloura truly lacuoD oj your Touio Co ADMirCAiin Terre Haute Indianapolis Vital CHICAGO Milwaukee tm mi fort St Paul VNT8IHTHa V DR MENDENFATTS IMPROVED 0TH i AND NORTHWEST P 1 CHI AND IM HDL L ROGERS Sua Cass Anl ChattanooRSTennn Byansville Iml A II R GR1SWALU GI A Evansvllle Ind JBFFRIIS 0 1 our polltlcnl hntory Tho mPotH Jnmmry 7 nhtl nt onco tho Benntorlnl conteat openn Con Rrom will iltlly ilobuto mattern of llrnt ImporUincr The Venciuclnn nffnlr will nrcntly nffrrt tho com so of pnrtlpn Natlonnl ronvcntloiix will bo holJ In Juno and July Tho election In Novetnlwr will bo full of ruirprlxeB lMlrlnir auoli n venr nf itnilil nnil tllsturbnnco every mnn wantH to reu4 promise to THE YEAR 89 bo thn most twIUncr In 1 i ItTdMsomillif CHRISTIAN CHURCH PrnachlQg third and fourth Sundays at 10 o a m and 8 00 p m hy Rev S P Powlar Communion service every Sunday at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 30 BAPTIST CHURCH and workmanship Preaching every first and third Sunday morning and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school every bun day morning at i CHURCH SOUTH Preacmng every Drst and third Lords day morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer M strength and the Let t vckuHb nt thi minimum of cost nn lo lie obtained enly by tho application of vpll deuBid rules N V Imlopeiiilyit Oroveri Irlvnte Surplus Qrovers prlvoto surplus does not ap pear to bo causing him any uneasiness Tho N Y Press Tut tut Ho hasnt any Have you forgotten that it was Mr Clovoland who in Ills second nnnuul message to congrcw In I860 saldi That tho sur Â¬ plus of our roVenues indicates abnormal and exceptional buslnoss profits which under the- systom which produces such Burplus Increase wlthqut correspond ing benefit to the peoplo at largo tho vntjt accumulations of a fow among our citizens whoso fortunes rivaling tho wealth of tho most favored in anti- Â¬ democratic nations aro not tho natural growth of n steady plain and industri ous ropublla Tho man who wroto this whatovor It means could never own a private surplus Â¬ Â¬ will bo of no mail soui wr thorough it may be If the dpnlgn lins not been carefully adapted to the conditions tc bo met and to the im I f ought tliatan excess of Btrergth cm be readily senlilc expenditure cured by an Mitrcr tlie requisite of money but t that workmanship B meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 oa oclock CUUBMLAND l RHSBYTBRIAN CHURCH Preaching every Second Sabbath at 11 a m and 7J0 p m by W A Iloon Pastor Prayer eetlng every Friday night at yjo oclock PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH oclock Sunday school every tundar morning at 9 ij Brij luifl Sunday afternoon at 4 fVV BUCK EYE ICUKS A SURE HII fli OINTMENT NOTHING IllIU PUT PILES CO nnd CERTAIN CURE known for IB voara an th I BEST REMEDY for PILES rrauriitySlCSAEIICOH IIIS Anythlno to Oet Illd of It Qrlnnen What nro you going to tako for that frightful cold you 0 got Rarrctt Ill tako nny tiling youll of ier Do yon want it Chicago Trlbnne with tho minimum cost Second That stnto old to tho amount of ono thlrd shall bo given cubject to crtaln conditions and restrictions nnd that tho inltlatlvo may bo taken by thrto altcrnaUvo methods a upon tho pcUtion of n- benefited district pay ing ono thlrd tlio county ono thlrd and tho stato one third b upon n petition of tho town or by n resolution duly poised at any annual or special town meeting In which event tho town coun ty nnd stato shall each pay onc thlrd and c upon n resolution of tho board of supervisors petitioning for a county road of which tlio county is to pay two thirds and tho stnto ono thlrd Third That tho number of road of Accra bo decreased nnd thai thcro be ono commissioner of highways only In each town who shall act in connection with tho town board fourth That tho present wretched pathmaater system shall bo abol ished and tho mouey system of taxa tlon for highway purposes bo used throughout tho stato rifth That there be a wldo tlrolaw throughout tha stnto to tako effect In tlio year 1000 and regulating the width of tiro to tho weight carried Sixth That tha convicts in the state prisons bo utilized for tho purpose oi manufacturing tho material for road beds at tlioprlsotiH Each ot theso recommendations it accompanied by nn appropriate bill Â¬ J fmk OUAKANTEED TO CUJIB fnk Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker Dally Market Reports nnd thn nf thn Rvcnlnir Ioat urn confenaeclly tlio bout The Kvrnlni Post li runnlnr dally a norlen of hort BtorrH by thn irrrnt eat Atncilcnn nulltorx jicmcmbur tho ijvontir font nnd tlile newpnppr bath ono year fox THE -- TINNeR Hastaken a permanent stand at the bead of the class with a full and complelo stock of fltihacrtnttnnn to tho Ilvpnlnir Iost under tliln nrfxr nrn bv mall anlv pootaKo prepaid 2 SO Send subscriptions to tills office StovesaCastings and Tin ware And Jlalarla In all fonns Tasteleas Nona CCntilno without tlio abova picture and ho lillimturi of J O Hendenhall Prlco DO cents nt nil Doalore PREPARED ONLY DV CHILLS AND FEVER HOIIIJIY AM DlttlUUIUTH tr L0D13 TfflAw Jlcuhom Henry dont you think my dress is too long Jlenham No but tho bUl U Tewit Sirs Oown TTm All lllslin By planting n good selection of varie- Â¬ ties tho supply of strawberries rasp When Dame Rumor puis on the blood barrios anil blackberries may bo con becpiir beautiful now Rtpck siderably extended garment of war look out A dog that wll ladies ties glqvca belts etc bring a bono will carry one but you must Subscribe or Tin livx itcep qiJitli Trilthf ik murder will oat f St Bernard Store 1 Sold by all druggists nt 1 00 per box Prof G W Lane will clow his school three boxes thirty days treatment ti 50 He Is preparing for a with iron clad written guarantee or sent in n very few days direct upon receipt of prlco Write for concert nt the clgse booklet and proofs Euiexa Chemical The Ilrass Hand will give a pienfo on Mffi Co La CrbsjeWIs and lloslon Ihobth nf Juno Mass lo jG qO Of I was a great sulierer from general debility urn heart disease For fifteen years I tried iq quit hut couldnt I look various remedies anion others Tho Indian Tobacco An Doubla Chloride pf God etc elc Tho rally wnt a eplrlttnl financial oat- - tidote EVANSVILUE IND but nonoof lim did mo the least bit of good able and crowdable success Ilnally linwtver J purchased a box of your Uaco Curo and It haa snilroly rured me oj ilia The Nnrlcinylllo people were nut in full Surplus Fgitd babll In all Its forms and I have Increased llilrly Capital Stock Pad In Come again form Sunday B00Q0 WQOO pounds in weight and am rollevml of all I ha COMMENCED QUSINESS IN 1907 Wo were glad in tptf no many people numerous acbei ami pains of body and mind I tould write a quire of paper upon my changed from Croftan Sunday feelings and condition Vosrs respectfully P II MAStUKY That was a hack excursion from Earl Taster C I Church Clayton Ark Ington Sunday MORION3 CAP John Q Morfon Banker Madisoi0jlle Kj Which he offers to his patrons at prices whichharmonlie with a poor mans pocket and places competitors in the oliade When it comes to Repairing Hoofing or Guttering he always holds tha ace and deuce His work is sky blgh In quality whilst his prices are dirt cheap Iliscus lomeraare treated like millionaires If you should need anythin g eilh er grea or email in his line Walker in ho man you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left by call ing on bint at the old stand fiCdx-liaraj-fto- 4 Solcnllflo Amwlwn Agency fotVA Mil TRADB OCSIOM PATHMTtli cavmt uib ri iy rlflr1 nrut r Hantlliook wrta to iMcs bureau for anriirliia iwivnu la AinurVc ra ilio luflii lur a IKilIca ulvtiu I noudhiinia 111 Ik Mwtlfte iiwta NB5W BELMONT Tbls House Is Mewl Furnlsblnxs are New I Sufficiently Ilesttill W4II Watered MKblei by Ciss iivLMiiauaaui llndwuyNwViirlttTtr pransnefa a 3eneral SBfnhing SpKll alUaUn Business Mrs vrjuniH list 1 i HOTEL B KY RH IDEALvFAMItLYMEDICINn ryr JUVUUH KouuwC Mi i MADISON a M Im la CUUeUf Sara ProrWir x ETW a- - v f JUkiiuU 4iii6- - - mi lillTT jtAji