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XfVW w if J AMvm vwyywwyyvvvYyvwviiYVVVVWWVVViflWwyyvwi 1 furnish Sfcrfal Olubbing Raits for all the We can jflt finest tYorm ana jarrii utyie Coffer plate Engraving Ltading Magazines and Periojdicajs in eonjunctidn with Wedding Cards Visiting Cards netiet and at test prices flwt t TJIE liEE 6rt oh thott at this offite tevAAw4wwnwwrMviA EARLINGTON SEVENTH YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 16 1896 NO 28 BERNARD eOAL COMPANY INCORPORATED rB j Miners and Shippers of QQ General Office Eettrlirgtora BreixTLcia M AND JfCy H la CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Tenn H NEWBOLD Wholesale Agents CAPT T L LEE Manager R G ROUSE Manager Manager Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducalt Ky 34a W Main Street Louisville Ky i WICKHAM Houscr Building St Louis Mo HESSER J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo Offices r Wi I S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second St 111 rlVEi VWtl y Evansville TTWwll mirKi W - y 4 fST t 1 TCS V iifc V SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING It Is dated by a representative ot a leading Flat Top coal concern that the companies ot that fiela will combine In a project to taVe hold ol the coal tipples ot the Norfolk and Western railroad at Kenova W Va to load their pro duct there or shipment to Cincinnati and Louis villa U the experiment proves satisfactory Kan awaa aad Pittsburgh coal may have a dangerous tival at bolh these points A search for suitable barges is already belni Instituted ¬ i Keep a Sharo Lookout for Fresh I terns W Interest to theRetail COAL iaiidKX HE TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space St Bernard Coal Company -- 1 tMOtv H5C PITHY PARAGRAPHS INCORPORATED c r r- - l 1 11 - ilmlWi irwtii itf tif aariasa eg i i 1 The daily rains of the past week brought the long expected coal boat rise in the Ohio River and a fleet ot steamers and barges bearing from laoooooo to 13000000 bushels ot coal is o its way down This means restocking of lbs down ritta markets to prevent coal famine during the suspension of navigation that may follow or the summer and to permit occupation for tba river mines in loading the empty craft brought up in tbfs period ot high water raaaaer ol conduct to be Bade for the Mount or a trifle less that a buyet states as befog acceptable to some ono else or to continue 25 s The little town of McIIenry Ky is an village The coal company at that place Is preparing to put in an electric plant here to run electric mining machines and to use as a motive power to haul coal The foundation for the engine is now completed and the dther work will be rushed to completion as quickly as possible New York July 3 Coal has gona up 50 cents a ton to day White asb costs 35 and red ash 73 but this is not all for another rise will take place before winter which will fix the price t 5 75 a- - e6 -- 5 r ho tame articles quoted This unexpected summer increase was forced upon the retailers they say by the miners and at a meeting last night of the Retail Coal Exchange at No 131 Hast Fifty eighth Street it was determined upon by nearly 200 dealers who attended the regular monthly meeting The main feature of the whole of our market reports received from outside central and large distributing points Is strength shown in anthra- ¬ cite coal So far as can be learned at this writ- ¬ ing there is an absolute absence of a single weak point anywhere which coupled with the fact that operators East and their Western agents continue to refrain from soliciting business indicates that the most harmonious feeling prevails Another week of this will undoubtedly put the anthracite coal market In the best possible condition for the seasons business west of Buffalo ¬ ¬ COrL M Kit si sensible Or healthy Ing business to allow sales indefinitely quoting prices which are merely cost and make no effort to secure a legitimate return lor invested capital and the risks of business but merely hope that something may tqra itp3whch will bring about a more comfortable state of af faiVs f T f 1 V r V - um TT liiiwwiT i T rriT-T r raTia 1 St fr Scene in a Harvest Field near Earlingion Kentucky Famous No 9 Goal for Screens and Picking Tables used all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET iV V Pittsburgh coal trade affairs are quiet and many ot the pits are idle the river is low and no ship ¬ ments are likely The wages question in still a vexed oneand there Is much talk of a determined stand being made for the agreed rate when the tall trade sets in ASK Ibe rtcomtd dpfwptlcs llllouiittf term lolm of ftytr nj pi ths intrcutUl diaeaxtl pultnt how Ihcy rtcormd hetlth cheerful rtlli Mil cool Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal price Brushed Soke for Base Burner iMrfupAm Facts fi H - - ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Brevities Masculinities Horses and Horsemen Horses out in Wyoming are so plentiful and consequently cheap that they are being driven south by the hundred to be traded for cattle or anything else of value At the same time really good horses whether for track road or draught use are harder than ever to find I these questions appear to admit ot but one answer and tbey probably express the sitsatloa ot affairs which must be met by coal operators Transportation companies agree upoa rates for passengers and freight to competitive points as a matter ot course and it is not regarded as bad policy Associations or combines have beea made necessary by the course ot business in re¬ Tbey are the only means at our cent years command by which a bad situation day be pre vented from growing worse Tbey give assur ¬ ance to buyers of stability ot prices lacking which nothing but pressing necessities are pro vided or The public are protected from extor ¬ tionate prices by tbo certainty ot capital being attracted to any channel in which large profits are discernible The ordinary sense of business man engaged in an iadairy akwUyavaf CHwdod Insures a policy whteh1 weM Mt awjsi coaiDetitlon wV Vwithout harmony of actios to a further reduction ot wages cannot bo avoided which will necessarily be repeated again and again It would seem that a movement wbich bas be- ¬ come so general and to which men ot un ¬ doubted business sagacity and personal position are parties would by the raero fact of its exist ¬ ence prove its necessity ¬ i Jor Farmers Humorous he said Theres one thing jeeringly men never gettogether and talk about one another the way women do I dont he answered No think they do There is nothing interest jng to say about them Two sable philosophers took shelter under the same tree dUring a Heavy snowcr Alter some time one ot them complained that he Nebber mind re felt the rain plied tho other deres plenty obj trees when disun is wet troo well go to anodcr An idler boasted to a farmer of his ancient family laying- much stress upon his having descended irom an illustrious man wnu nvvu seyeral generations ago So much tho worse or you replied the far mer for wu invariably find the older the seed the poorer the crop Birdie McUcnipen There is something very weird and mysterious about the midnight hour McGinnis Yes I have noticed that it you wake up in the night an uncertain teeling conies over you You aint sure whether it is yes tprday or to morrow Youthful Benedict If I Were you my dear I wouldnt tell my friends that I trimmed that hat myself Mrs Youthful Benedict Vyiiy love Would it be conceited Youthful Benedict No superfluous Gerty did I show you this engagement ring of emeralds and diamonds that Charlie Brown gave me 4iOh I have seen it beforel Seen it before I was engaged to him Yes the first part of July I i - M- - B r At an inquest in London recently twelve ofthcfourtecn jurymen who inquired into the death of man they will ttU ppcilie The worlds wheat crop 3187- - named Robinson were named Smith yoo by uUIn Siuuoxs 000000 liushels and the other two were named UviR Rucvlatoi A Michigan mill makes 7500000 Jones and Brown The Cheapest rureit anil IleutI Vmllr Medicine In the World toothpicks daily A stupidly obstinate piece of litilor DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION Jmndlce Colic HfcAUACHF milou uck MCK STOMACH lleoitburoDeptei A railway is to bo made across gation has just been settled by the etc tioaoT 5pllu SOUK House of Lords Two Aberdeen Thta unrlrtled twnedf U wirtuutd not to conuln the field of Waterloo tingle ptrtkle of MicvY or any mineral luUtance shire land owners quarreled over but U Capo Colony lias ordered young the right to fish in the River Dee PURELY VEGETABLE for which borders their estates for containing ihote Southern Rootianil Ileibt which an orange trees from California 150 hat placet In countrlea where all viae IWldenc yards Both admitted that the Uicr UUeatct inoit preiraU It will our all experimental purposes IMMaaci cauied by Derangement or tlta fishing was of no value but they ml Urer bVallTOMS of Liver Complaint are bluer when a railroad n taut InlloneU i laln In the llack bidet or is In France ten minutes latetrain have spent 15000 to have their the the mouth more than or bait rights decided JoUti often mlitaVen fur Kheumatlimt Hour company is fined tltomnclll Lou of Appetite j llowrlt alternately coeUvoand la llcadachei Lou o Memory with a A few years ago James Bonnie pauilagacnuilon ol harm uiicu to no nmiuuii The mills along the Dig Cancy which aught to have been done Debility I 1a a Vandalia Micll farmer estabHpltiUl thlvk yellow appearance of the Skin and Kansas have begun to grind on the tfyci i a ary Cough often mUuVcn for Contumptlc lished a small deer park for his NrjnMtm miBV of thria tvmotonit attend the wheat crop ol 1890 own pleasure the larcctt He now has a park diteaee at otbere very few but the Uv orgtn In the body U generally the teal of the diteaM The States employ 35ooowomch ot 55 acres containing large herds and If not Ktgulated in time great iulTlng wretch of deer and elk the shipping of telegraphers cdnett aad UKATlt will cniue The following highly citeemcd pcreont atlen to me which nil parts the rlrtueiof Simmons Uvk IUuulaiok SenWS dold lias been discovered in United animals to and Europeof has Holl Pret tU S W K R Co Her J K rchicr States Oa t Col K K Sparlu AlUnyOa Perry CMi Woodbury Vt nbridge ton 11 bherilf lllbb Co 0a i I A Uuttt proved so profitable that he isnt Ut Hav I W HurVe Macon JaVtrcil lowcrf bupt Oaw SW K K lion Alciander irSlepbcnt Of the 18084609 acres of land wording any more over tho low We bay letted lit vtrtutt pertonaiiy ana Know contained in Scotland not quite price o iarm products tha for Dyipeptla llilloutnctt anu inrouuing itcau acne it u tne ueti medicine the world ever taw We have tried fortv other remediea before blmmona liver 4500000 arc in cultivation The still unsatisfied longing for litauiator and none rl them pave ui more than tern- wary relief the UeguUtor not only rtlleyed but cured There is ono single paper pulp bicycles was strikingly illustrated uljiu TautoKArit amu Mbjsncb Macow Oa mill in Now York State that uses in Prcsquc Isle Me the other A man advertised in tho local Up 70 carloads of logs and short day jUwjKIXIN n O0i riUlaaclpUs wood daily Its annual supply is papers to exchange a bicycle for a 30000000 feet of waste lumber buggy When ho arose the next Will JBRrlAfJAN Pietl and rjenl Manager morning ho found the whole doorWhenever the invention admits way filled with vehicles of all kinds 0 W WADUILL Cathlor of a model the inventor is required from doctors gigs to farm wagons to furnish it of a convenient size brought there by prospect of seSfopkiriD dountu to show properly and to the best curing a bike advantage tlieworking of the deColonel Joe Lcffcl the smallest vice perfectly formed man in tho world On the level tract of land close has announced himself as a Repubto Jho side pf this old road between lican candidate for Mayor of Madisonvillk Ky Milton and Coppcrolis in Calveras Springfield O next Spring The is still standing Coiinty California Colonel is only 46 inches high nnd Capital Stock - - - 50000 a venerable oak that earned for it63 years old in early daysthetitleof Hang self Transacts n general banking business mans Tree It is said that over A young New Yorker recently Invites the accounts ot the rltltrna of forty men have passed into eternity inherited tud 10000 from an uncle Hopkins and adjoining cbuntles from the largest limb As he has wealth of his own he Has the finest and inott encurti vault in Tito enormous amount of wood decided to seek investment for tht hit section of Kentucky used ovcry year for the purpose of trifling windfall So he put an admaking paper may btj estimated vertisement in the paper stating Uie Petit that lie had that amount to blow from the fact that which has a cir- in in anything that promised well BEN Journal of Paris culation of 1000000 copies a day The first day he got 600 lcttersand and is printed on wood pulp paper among the odd schemes held out as consumes in a year 120000 fir bait were allying machine a buck trees of an average height of 66 et shop a green goods game a feet fTThis s equivalent to tie patent rainmaker an automatic annual thinning of 35000 acres of cradle and a Wild West show forest land Tho cyclone struck a noted cor Mrs KatheTjho G Reed whp has ner loafer in David City Nebraska I Atyiiyioit bnd a full and complete stock ol just died at Sfctcraville W Va nnd slapped him against the side DRUGS AND MEPICINIiS PER was a widow in straitened circum of a brick building one hundred On recovering cpn feara ago her only yards away FUMERY and TOILET AUTI stances M ng a farm looked scipusne3 the victim threw up his possession CLES PAINTS AND OILS lint oil was hands1 and cried piuaubly upon as ivl u she djed she Doht Libbib doitl Inl jfe THMYaojuuuiiAaiCRiPTiaNsr found ci j It ooo 000 tog right hQmft wm won i POUNDjBD ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rlBu Compressed air is to propel Chi cago cars Like the Duchess of Fife the Princesses Victoria and Maud of Wales the Comtesse de Paris Lady Terence Lady Dufferin Blackwood Lady Warwick and other dames and demoiselles of high degree the Queen of Italy invariably wears a skirt when ¬ Go to the Madisonville Fair Aug 36th four days mm LEST LUTE VIA ST LOUIS CHICAGO cycling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TROBINSON ¬ DRUGOIST Kentucky 1 ¬ hi A letter from a lady at an inland An Indian definition of a bicycle rider is a Heap lazy man who watering place to her husband conIn tains the following nassacc Atchisits down when he walks your last epistle you sent me 300 son Globe marks and 1000 kisses I should There ure not nearly as many be glad if in future you would two year olds in training at the send me more money and fewer Lexington Ky track this year as kisses in lormcr seasons Why have you pursued mo all Curiously enough the larger these years wearily demanded proportion of the American horses the princess of the drama- sent to the English market is ship dont know answered the wify ped from Boston as better terms miscreant unless it was to give can be got from the steamship you a chance to wear all your cospeople from the Hub than from tumes Drawing his niantlc Now York It is trnci there nro more closely about him he nodded occasional shipments from New to the Icider of the orchestra York and more from Philadelphia The ladies of one of the Manbut Boston has the bulk of the shipments at present They arc chester N II churches have stjt sent as cattle arc sent on vessels an example Cutting away from resolved especially fitted up for that pur- ¬ custom they have pose It costs 1650 to send the against church suppers and agreed horse across the water on a steam- 10 tax themselves to raise inonev ship Horses arc good sailors as needed and will no longer seek t through the laborious methods of a rule church entertainments Good colts bring good prices Miss Ellen Richardson one pf Hankins Johnson recently paid 1500 for a yearling brother to Ru the two Quaker sisters who in dolph Cliff Porter paid 150 for 1845 paid 750 by which FrederLeo Lakes littfc brother and ick Douglass was legally maim 1500 for a half sister to Ben mittcd has just died in Newcastle England Brush As the returns como slowly in it The fastest new trotter of the year so far is the bay gelding is found that several Kansas towns will bo more or less under the dePage 315 by 1olonuis nomination of women officials durIt is said that Palo Alto Farm ing the ensuing year In Ellis as refused 50000 for the 3 year-old in Gaylord the Mayor and all tljo colt Abdcl recently members of the City Council reThorndine cently elected are women The stands t6 hands high 1 z Russian girls thus learn their A numJoe Patchen has speed to sell matrimonial prospects rings and He worked the last half of a mile ber of them take off their last quarter 3o4 Sec- conceal them in a baskot of corn in i04 inonds fast week asking for his then a hen is brought in and vited to partake of the corn and head all the way tho owner of the first ring uncovW N Robb of Boston Mass ered will be the first to enter mat has brought from E Graves pf rimony Lexington Ky the green pacer What have you to say What Live Oak by King Clay He has can you say she asked aa he shown a trial in 316 My dear came in at 355 a m Substituting two in three for said he in an aggrieved tone you three in five heats iff again being ought not to ask me any such question as that- You never hear no agitated asking you if you are going to say James Gordon Bennetts trotters anything do your Quiz apU Au Helen Layburn Visum train are lbscrlta for Tub Bib ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Ira Hanner of Hopkins county has concluded to rid his farm of rats mice and English sparrows says the Hustler Last Saturday morning he killed thirty nine rat3 and fifteen mice at his corncrih He then got out his shotgun and commenced on the sparrows At two shots he killed twenty five birds thirteen at one time and Then he took twelve at another another whack and the next two shots he got fifteen The total value of brcadstuffs exported in 1895 was 138000000 of cotton and its oils 3940001 000 of animal products 178000 The total value of agricul 000 tural exports last year was 643 75L344- - anil OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL KANSAS CITY 8T JOSCPH DCNVER MEDRA8KA COLORADO MON- ¬ TANA UTAH AND PACI TO IWA FIC COAST VE8TIBULED TRAINS 8LEEPERSCHAIR CJWeS0 and DINING CARS L W Wakeley Q P A dr tows ho Howard Kflloft Gen Mom STVOXPH IO WITH ¬ AnybodyGan Trim a Hat after Canned vegetables arc coming into greater favor in Europe Last year we sunt abroad 13919 dozen bottjes lor which we received 56303 and 1135307 gallons at a valuation of 545708 a fashion but it takes good ¬ ¬ ¬ judgment and artistic taste to do it in thelatest fashion and stylishly Thats what we do St Bkrnakd Store Only 9437 bushels of rye were sent abroad last year for which we received 5340 The fact that rye is a leading product in Germany France the Scandinavian coun tries and Russia accounts for the small export Notwithstanding the fact that the pampas of Brazil are covered with herds of cattle that country imported from the United States last year 68700 pounds of salted meat anu paid 3739 lor u Tobacco stems and trimmings found a ready sale in all parts of Europe last year 7186075 pounds being sent abroad and 176103 brought back in exchange for them Thev are said 10 be em ployed in the manufacture of the cheaper grades of smoking tobacco and also for snutl and tine cut Tobacco is also extensively em ployed in Europe for the fumigation of greenhouses and hot beds Many men can remember tho huge piles of cotton seed which before and for several years niter the war accumulated in the vicinity of Southern gins and were sometimes burned or where convenient thrown into the river to be got rid The piles ot as refuse of no value of formerly rejected waste las year yielded to the Southern plant ers 31187738 gallons of cotton or whlct seed oil for export 813313 was returned to thif country ¬ ¬ JOB WORK- v Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished up in application ¬ BEORGE KING DftUGG3Te ST ¬ MILES KENTUCKY f ¬ three-year-ol- d ¬ ¬ ¬ countenance Jim Jim Jackson I dun called onto Miss bnowllako last evcnln an durin a little love spat she dun biffed me wif a flatiron Po sly cussl Mose Johnson I didnt know yo1 two wus engaged i Mose Johnson Wot ails yor flice A Ciiic of Druggists Suubrics tarrfullu Sompounotb prescription LA BELLE JAItpiNIEKE L FRITSCH t fAIHIQNAB 1 1 SON r ¬ ¬ - Pile I Pllesl Itching Piul StvurTOUt MoUture Intense itching and stinging most at night vrorse by W allowed to continue lit scratching mors may form which often bleed and ul cerate becomlag very sorex Hwavhm tiding U114TUKMT sops the Itchjag haaliulcerailoo aad la most case remove tbo tumors At druf gist or by pan d 40 cents Dr Swayne A Son Ihlladelpal Myjijiueiiyiitiiiiiayiiuyiijyiflyi yj ya 1 4 JJL JtitAiA j lit JLiJij ad - and AND SUITINGS MWEK0toS ktaCMlild v i rr r Now is thtt time to M iubcrib fdr Ill UpH flMt S4JTeHM HetrBMIljMdiclHttetrWWtJe y Tkk Bex etUWHaa X Vmwf Tf JWWi 0m J j y l w W W pW0tWtoi0isi V - - II M flp a y UNTOLD MISERY mot -- i fc The Chicago Platform can hardly bccilletl Democratic for while its Makes life misery to thousands ot jploplo manifests itself in many preamble affirms allegiance to the different It ways llko goltro swellings BEB PUBLISHING COMPANYi principles of Jefferson its declara- running sores bolls salt rheum and Incorporated tions proceed to negative the as- pimples and other eruptions Scarce Enured Iht Pcitoffico M KtilltiRton M Second ly man Is wholly free from it in sertion cUn miner LtvnaMt The first is the financial plank bohio form It clings tenaciously until tho last vesttgo ot scrofulous poison is SUUSCKIPTION KATES and slates what fyjifirue that the eradicated by Hoods Knrstumrllla tho Ono Truo Blood Purlflor American workshops on full Constitution uxlncs silver nnd fold as the money metals of the United Thousands of voluntary testimonials It oo On Yerililcllrlndncei Sli Montht with Statcs Then mentions that tho toll aj time and Jull handed Three Monttii of Buffering from scrofula often i 5 Single Copies Specimen copiei nulled free on ppllollon operatives paid gopd the first coinage law made the Inherited and most tenacious positive wanted In ill putt of the Jlicir Corretpondenti silvtr dollar tho monetary unit ly perfectly and permanently cured by oounlr Addreii ut for pstllcuUrs nn lAllMHn tinnnn WiJca III IIUI1USI UUIIUS and admitted gold to a free coinage ft Garrett A IIouakt THURSDAY JULY lG 1896 at a ratio based upon tho silver Tiik Mail sayshe Chicago plat dollar unit Now the fact is that the dollar form is onotlntt ought to please was established as the unit or all worfeifigmcn Now the work measure of valuation and as Jeffer- ¬ ingntcn of Hopkins county arc not rrojwcd only by a I Hood ft Co Lowell Mass Bo suro to gbt Hoods and only Hoods idiots as the Mail infers and their son in his Notes on Coinage ob served a fixtd ratio between gold nro tho best BltcMllnnor vote in November wil not be for and silver could not bo enforced by llOOa 8 FlllS pliU aid dlgosUon 2M the Mails 50 cent dollarbut for the dollar of an honest Government a law when the market price of the OPINION DEMOCRATIC dollar worth 100 cents the world metal varied Therefore the first coinage law based upon the market over value of silver fixed the ratio at 15 New York Evening Post July 19 Till iMail endorses the Chica- to 1 Subsequently finding that The Eastern section of the Demogo platform Therefore it is op- the market value of silver had de cratic party will refuse practically HORKlNS THE BANNER posed to the Governments sup- creased the ratio was changed in in a body tc support the Chicago ticket pression jof armed rioters who de 1834 to 15988 to 1 COUNTY stroy property obstruct traffic and It demands that the policy of New York Sun July 10 The The output of coal in prevent the mail service a plank Jefferson and the practice of Jack- Presidential candidate of every Hopkins county during adopted to pleasq the Anarchists son of coining the two metals at Democrat who favors honest be without 1895 was about one fourth andcondemn Cleveland It must theircomparative commercial value money shouldMcKinloy hesita be in favor also of the plan deny- be departed from and that the fiat tion William the total output of the en- ¬ the right to New York tire State 1895 the ing the credit issue bonds to main- or decree of the United States man properlyTimes July 10 No tain of the Government Government shall be that sixteen solicitous the exact output of the State in favor of bankruptcy and re- ounces of silver stamped as dollars prosperity the safety or theforhonor tons bi- ¬ pudiation was shall be equal to one ounce of gold of his country will vote for the candidate nominated by these arbi tuminous canncl coal so stamped although it takes thirty trary methods to stand upon this Over one hundred influential Hopkins Countys output Democratic daily journals voicing ounces of silver to buy one of gold incendiary platform tonsallbitu the sound money Democratic sen- Then it proposes that this deluge New ivas York Staats Zeitung July of silver dollars must be received minous This is timent in nearly every State in the Populist Billy Bryan in a speech Unless the minority defeated 10 over the product of 1898 Union refuse to surrender to the at face value for all debts which in Chicago proceed to form a new at Aurora 111 orated thusly would enable debtors to cancel their in of 27361 tons sancl a loss Chicago revolutionists or subscribe obligations in money that would political organization there is for When these people tell you that this campaijgn only one party to the Popuhstic Anarchistic plat ¬ of 28823 tons as com form and the numberis increasing yield to the creditor only half value which an elector who does not they want good money you tell want to support revolution can them that money may be too good pared with 1894 which every day In this consists its dishonesty V V a consistently vote and this is the It may be so good that you may pray year showed over Interviewswith business men in It attributes the fall in the prices Republican party for it and wish for it but you cant 1898 of ions the every city indicate general repudi- ot commodities to the act of 1873 get hold of it I Of course his Galveston Texas is yet result of the sympathetic ation of platform andcandidates demonetizing silver havethe fact in can be no honorable News There hearers expect money to descend compromise that during which Democratic business men in Hop- value some articles same risen with or submission to the free sil- like manna as soon as the fiat silstrike during the period If you ver coinage act is passed Hopkins Countys miners kins Comity denounce the action Elsewhere we print the facts in re ver faction of the Convention and declare they analyze Bryans high wrought sen workod daily There are tences they arc found to be mean Baltimore News will not support the ticket on such gard to the alleged secrecy of the passage of that act many who will stay at home ¬ a platform The total number of emingless He is a free coiner of The next plank proposes to sub- rather than vote for McKinley but ployees in Hopkins county The Hustler has abiding faith in stitute fifty cent dollars for gold their staying at home would hurt fanciful phrases calculated to attheir voting for much and encourage in 1895 Was 1887- - Ani the great men at Chicago such as coin when the bonds become due as sound as would Democrat The tract the ignorant demagogucry is a money thevicfous His Altgeldt Tilman Harris Bryan which have been paid for in gold silver men are going to concentrate arls employed 28 8 instanced in the speech terming ities atmines subject to in- ¬ Pennoyer etals Populistsand An This is advocacy of fraud on a gi- - their strength on one ticket Their himself the hired man of the opponents we believe would do spection in State 8 No archists and will accept the plat- gantic scale well to concentrate their strength pcopleifclcctcd President If his Next declaration of op brain were as big as his mouth he accidents in Hopkin- form as made a platform that de- ¬ position comes a Treasurer obeying likewise on one ticket to the clares for repudiation of the honorA would talk less and say more s-Total able obligation of the Government the law by selling bonds to main Telegram Providence R I coke produced in that will suppress the Supreme tain the credit of the Government It s a solemn day for the Demofoocomofitfe Blasts cratic party ThePopulistia ele Kentucky during 1895 Court of thcUnited States that de This is rank repudiation has the upper hand nov but Next it tons Of this mands the suppression of the fight impression attempts to convey the jnent oi these1 people do not seerri Conductor Joo Powers has been placed was 10 contract us Mr Hustler that National Banks some to realize that when November 25116 tons Were viade where there isleu Democracy in issue notes wlicn the fact is that comeb every solid Democrat will In charge of the pile driver train any Earlington Conductor Den Griffin met with an accithis f platform i What Part ot Jt the Government prints all the have a chance to make himself dent one day last week which resulted in would Jefferson orTilden approve notes for the banks and only per- felt almost instant death At some point on wJtlniiaftniilillLiini mWlmiflli inliiiiiifcmllMi2iuis and in this day and generation show mits the banks to issue bills to the the St Louis division be was in the act of Wilmington Del Every Eveny h in what part Rowclti 1S06 Niwipapcr Directory the great Democrats amount of ninety per cent of the ing The Convention lias been making a coupling when bis bead was of the bonds first deposited of the dayi Cleveland Carlisle value our Tux Bit Thursdays Republican swung away from true Democrqtic caught by some projecting timbers and ou6 subscription li esub Hill and Watterson will approve to secure note holders Thus the principles and is moving in a course crushed In a horrible manner He was libed 18S9 Paul M Moore editor Dee Publishing Co Publlsbera How have the mighty fallen a plat- Government virtually controls the that promises to absolve ajl honest unmtrriea and formerly from Virginia Advihtisihemt-- The Uxi official organ of coal interests ot Western Kentucky where bis remains were shipped to rela- Jj Only republican paper in Hopkins form from beginning to end a fraud issue of- all paper money This Democrats from allegiance to its tives Mr Griffin has been in the employ last election and fifteen ad- declarations or fealtv to the candi fmblicaa counties Published in chief R It does seem as if the free silver plank is mere clap trap number mining own and county ot Kentucky h dates it may place before the peo of the L we N for quite a few conduc-of The tariff plank makes the as- ple Mining cblel revenue ot countys if dishonesty has permeated the body years and venture to say wealth Winers Intelligent American tors have given the company so little Earlington baa four months citiiens politic and debased tens of thous- tounding assertion that tariff duties t more free schools than State pays for trouble as he For the last few years he should be levied for purposes of white andeolored Tfro public libraries K ands of heretofore honest men S C News HunCharleston has been in charge of pile driver train t revenue It denounces the inten- dreds of thousands of Democrats Protection and recipro tion of the Republicans to amend all over the country who have where he was when killed Muir is now city twin measures of a true the tariff on protetctivc lines and never voted- - lor any but Demo- onEx conductor Joe rain and as he braking REPUBLICAN TICKET knows Iho Providence cratic candidates will not vote this American policy should again opposes any changes except such ers year lor Democratic candidates all tho ropes on that run naturally be command the earnest en- ¬ are necessary to make up the deficit who stand on a free silver plat makes a good man for the place form Conductors Lee Cozart and Peter Herb 1m couragement of the Govern- ¬ caused by the adverse decision of are now taking a few days rest Mr Supreme Court on the income the ment at Washington New Haven CConnl Register Herb spent part of this week In St Louis tax is such visiting relatives and friends WlLLAM McKlNLEY Another plank suggests that tlje The platform agreed upon a mass of ialsehood clumsy sub Supervisor Sullivan is very enthusiastic Supreme Court should be recon- terfuge and deceit that no jtfBLaawawiSnDHWM Repudiation Scheme in his support of Uryan and Sewall and structed so that the decision may Democrat can support it is willing to back bis Judgment with BftBftTjOfflftFTBESEZSE1 llHaaW Fiat silver would debase the coin be reversed and the burdens of and banish gold It money Manchester N H Union taxation equally and impartially The Democrats have selected an Ex Legal tender paper made re laid and wealth bear its due pro- is a plattorm to be emphatically ForAPrcsldent repudiated and condemned with- president of a railroad for tbeir candidate deemable in coin would then be portionate expenses of the GovWILLIAM MKINLEY out qualification and whoever will for Vice President payable in dishonest silver dollars ernment That invites suborna- consent to stand on such a plat N we venture to No agent on theL It having been declared illegal tion of perjury form ought to be defeated say does as much bard manual labor as to issue interest bearing bonds it Agent Woolen of Providence who along The opening phrase of the imFor Vice President Va Index Appeal with a helper loads car after car of to Petersburg would become necessary to have migration plank is all right and G A HOBART the Government issue legal tender had such a law been in force many Itis a misnomer to speak of Demo ibacco crats and Republicans in this fight notes to the amount of at least two years ago the country would have The issue is between gold and sil of New Jersey Master of Trains Davney Is kept so busy that begets to spend but a short billions There not being enough been saved the infliction of an Alt ver All other issues doctrines and principles will stand adjourned time at his Earllngion headquarters of even the dishonest dollars to geld and a Most For Congress until this is settled How many men wbo have the good of exchange coin for them the Treas99The balance of the immigration Second District of Kentucky their company at heart as well as the ury woqld suspend payment and plank and tho railroad and public Democrats safety of tbeir homes can support tbe Baltimore Sun E T FRANKS thus would arrive the Populist mil- - extravagance clauses are pure who love their party best love it Populist ticket selected at Chicago of Daviess County lenium a revival of Continental demagogueism and beneath con- because they believe its historic principles but will not recognize scrip and Confederate currency tempt i1- those principles in the doctrine The American people hold That on Federal interference just proclaimed at Chicago and If Vote for Franks and orders of Court is disgusting the utterances of the press in ill the financial honor of our Gov The election of senators and to all good citizens and encourag- parts of the country are to be reefnment as sacred as our flag and representatives in Congress ing to anarchists and the disorderly lied upon Democrats in great mul- Hot weather wont cure weak¬ lungs You may feel better beThe money of the United is the most important con and lawless element of the popula- titudes will refuse to follow it jnto cause out of doors more but a contest in which they believe Sound money men sideration States and every kind and who will not desert their principles tion It is calculated to incite to victory is to be neither hoped for the trouble Is still there Dont riot and its orginators having sown nor desired stop taking your form of it whether of paper should be chosen irrespective of thei wind may sometime reap the party affiliations The doctrine of whirlwind DemoN Y Evening Post silver or gold must beasjgood Anarchy repudiation and dishonest Then comes a string of glitter cratic leaders and business men as the best in the world money should be crushed by an ing generalities about Pacific Hail will vote not so much for McKinThe dollar paid to the far- ¬ overwhelming vote in both houses road Funding and Pension bills ley and Hobart as against Bryan and repudiation mer the wage earner and the and admitting the truth of the Pop territories public lands civil ser ulist declaration that tlic money vice Globe No St Paul Minn pensioner must continue for- ¬ question is the paramount issue of and third term with a sigh Democrat is bound by a Conven- because the weather happens sympathy for Cuba and a whoop If you have a warm ever equal in purchasing and make the election of a sound ior cxpenaiiura 01 puuiic money tion whose irregularities and de- to be throat a slight hacking fiance of rule and precedent wero weak money representative sure by con- on river improvements debt paying power to the dol- ¬ centrating next after its avowal of sectional- cough or some trouble with on such men the sound Its crudities absurdities incon- ism and the gospel of hate its own the bronchial tubes summer 13 lar paid to any Government money vote of both Republicans sistencies and villianics 4 the best time to get rid of It are so ap particular pride and Democrats creditor To day every man whose deparent and abhorrent that all the Is mocracy is graven on his heart If vou are losing flesh there and WlLLIANf McKlNLEV Gold is the one standard leading in theinfluential Democratic and stored among the ideals dearer all the more need of attention dailies country are hastening to him than all save honor is ab- Weakness about the chest and Our neighbor the Mail says of value among all enlightened to disavow any adherence to it or solved from party tics thinness should never go to-¬ referring to the Chicago platform commercial nations An hon- affiliation or support of the nomi gether One greatly Increases The long promised relief has est dollar Louisville Courier Journal But worth 100 cents nees of the convention which pro the danger of the oher Heal come if through any unlooked for de Tho only relief the Mail everywhere cannot be coined mulgated it vcjoppient the Chicago ticket the throat cure the cough and can see is the possibility of paying out of 53 cents worth of silver The silver mine owners ot Amcr should bo elected it would man strengthen the whole system honest debts with 50 cent dollars jca are the richest men in the even a greater disaster to the now Keep taking Scottfl a ua sun my ipr new Rerr plus a legislative fiat world Free coinage of fiat dojf Democratic party than defeat at Emulsion all summer I GARturr A prlw in Hppkw 8 county CD i yr Ml M 4tfuit ftt - M1 i m wouja aowie tiieir wealth n the ballot box ¬ ¬ ii firmly persuaded that what vc need most of all to remove the business paralysis that afflicts thisumnris tire v restoration of a policy that while affording ample revenue to meet the expenses f the will re open government 1i TIIEMBEPARTURE m - Scrofula 1 j i SO 1 tr A Hoods SarsaparHIa ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jr ¬ -- ¬ In ¬ -- ¬ 8207770 and ¬ 788485 Conciliation The Philadelphia RccordDcm says Tho free silver crazo is no respecter of parties and it wero wcfl for Democrats nnd Republicans to make common cause against a common enemy It is respectfully suggested to the friends of McKinley that they shall not driv away from him any supporter who doesnt believe in his tariff views and who docs put faith in tho sincerity of tho Republican declaration in favor of the exist ing gold standard of value This is a timely and wise sug gestion Tho present tariff is quasi protective but sectional and inadequate It is conceded by all parties that additional legislation is necessary to furnish needed revenue Let arbitrary and radical demands be abandoned by both parties Let the protectionists of both parties take charge of remod eling the Gorman Wilson bill on protective but non sectional lines by fixing duties on struggling and infant industries sufficient to equalize the difference in wages in this rjnd foreign countries and yet not beexccssive or prohibitive Make all duties specific thus minimizing fraud and saving cost of collection The Democratic administration adopted the protection plan but were not impartial They adopted Uncomplicated ad va- ¬ lorem system expensive and uncertain and it docs not meet Simplify with their expectations and extend in requisite cases the present law retaining that which the statistics show to be good and modifying in cases shown to be too much or too little ¬ ¬ jgeHjHtHcs The subject of Fcgan ho ensuing sketch was born Rheumatism 0 It Xing Water Valley MU cured by Ayers SarsaparHIa live yenri I sulfiTcd untold nil cry from musciiliir ilicumatlvu t tiled every known icindly onsulleil llio ticst Jiliysi 1 in vhltiil I lot Hpi Intra Ai k Ultra times seiullnit JI000 llieic leihlei doctors lllh titt rniilil obtain only ciiorary icllef My II01I1 vm wnstnl auay an Hint I weighed only nliiiH llircii ummli my left arm nnd WK weio drawn out nl slinix tlio muscles rr ¬ ¬ aw SMR T fc MPat v Y rift ¬ tlllVv4BBt3ISRBBBBBV4Vn QwwvSfm9rlmmw ¬ 1 was imMdo In In luf twisted up In knots dicss ni si If except Willi mslitanre nnd could only liolible about by using a cane I ¬ ¬ ¬ had no appetite nnd was assured b tho doclors tlitit I could liot lite Tlic palm nt limes ucro so arttul ttmt I could procuro reiki only ly meant ol hypodermic Injec tions nt tnuiplilue 1 hud my limbs bandaged In clay In sulphur In poultices but theso After tijlnc Rive only temporary relief ctcr thine nnd suftering the most uwlul tortures I begin to lako Ayers Snrsaparllla Inside ot two months I was nnte to walk without a cane In tlirco months my limbs bcan to strengthen nnd In the courso ot a j ear I was cured My weight has Increased to 105 pounds and I ntu now able to do my full d i s work as a tallroad blacksmith The Only Worldi Fair Sartaparllla AYERS l ILLS cmi 0 Ireland lcby la 1846 and was tbe only child of his parents Ills mother died when bo was only sixteen days fold and though his father afterwards mar rled the second timo James was raised by bis grandparents His peoplo were cattle traders and operated n large dairy and his youthful days were spent In duties In cidental to this business Ho left Queens town January u 18C6 on board tho steamer Ulna of Iho Inman Lino bound tor New York which placo bo safely reached Febuarya Ho tarried In New York only four weeks then left for Louisvitlo Leaving tho latter place bo went to Hender ¬ son where ho took first class passage on a road wagon to Cairo where ho was for tunalo enough to socuro a berth in n ve hicle to Dixon with Ex Governor Powell Leaving Dixon he mado his way to Madi sonville and worked on a farm near hero one year with Simon Fcgan He then went to Caseyvillo and worked a fow weeks for a man named Hiram Smith but becoming dissatisfied ho returned to Hopkins county and in January 18GS he went to work for Capt Younger who lived on Clear Creek While hero he married Miss Lucinda ELikca natlvo Kenlucklan Of this union fourteen children have resulted ten boys and four girls of whom four boys and three girls survive Soon alter marriage be bought a farm near Locust Ford on Clear Creek on which he lived for awhile then movcjLto Sulphur Springs where be resided the next two years Came to Earl ington in August 1874 and worked at general work for tbe next seven years He then weighed coal at No n till 1882 when ho went to weighing at No 9 at which placo he has remained until the present So long has he remained here and so In County Dublin ¬ closely does ho attend to even the Smallest minulla ot business that bo knows ovory coal car by heart on thts division and cstv tell off hand when It was here last In religion Mr Fegan Is 1 consistent Catholic and In that faith he has raised his family Ills wlfo became a member ot that denomination a short timo before mar riage In politics he Is Independent being bound by no partys arbitrary sway Ho votes according to bis own preconceived Ideas of right and justice Touching finance he Is a firm believer In the gold standard Until four years since Mr Fegan was addicted to drink and frequently took pro tracted sprcci but he underwent treatment for the liquor habit and since that lima has never tasted nor desirod a drop and discharges every Incumbent duty with com potency He has never visited the land of bis na tivity nor does he entertain mncb ides of ever doing so Ho says America is good enough for him and to use his own words There is no place like Kentucky ¬ ¬ u TO COLORADO MONTANA ULACK HILLS VIA V l 1IJGET SOUND AND PACIFIC COAST HUKLINGTON ROUTE Tale the shortest line wlib tbe best through train service to the far West Free reclining cbalr cars and sleepers to Missouri River and from Missouri River to Billings Mont connecting with North ¬ ern Pacific Trans Continental train to Montana and Puget Sound Tlnw Iron St Louis several hours shorter than any other line Sleepers and Freer cbalrj cars to Denver Rio Grande scenic line beyond for Colorado Utah and California Ask Agent for tickets over Iho established lines of Iho BURLINGTON ROUTE L W WakelyC P A St Louis Mb v 1 AlVllS JltaJacht Walter McGary ¬ a gain ¬ In tbe persons of Agents Ktbridge and Walker we bave two noted baseball en thusiasts EARLINGTON KENTUCKY gain 50684 I v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chief Dispatcher W F Sheridan says that the fastest run ever made in this Slate was between Elizabelbtown and Dowling Green when members ot tbe Kentucky Press Association went over that division a few LIlME days ago Tbe distance 72mles was made with full train in 73 minutes The fastest mile was made in 51 secondsand during the run between the two points a dead stop Engineer Joe Khcm was at Iho was made HAULING OF throttle and Capt Joo Harrison was conEVERY DESCRIPTION ductor Livery and Feed Stables DF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK -- SPLENDID t ww VELEGANT TURNOUTS FURNISHED ON 8HORT NOTIOB ¬ HF A PREPARATIONS vi w ¬ ¬ Fatal ¬ ¬ fatal ¬ Mr W H Smith editor of the Argus Denton Pa recommends a remedy for diarrhoea which be has used with magical effect beteral weeks ago be says I chased a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after using less than one third of the contents the results were magical effecting an en I heartily and cheerfully recom ¬ tire cure mend tne remedy to all suffering from diarrhoea This remedy is for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Den T Kobinson Morions Gap Geo King St Charles ¬ Charges Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed FOR i y The Great ISTODE ELECTED OF NOVEMBER J ARE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY Battle A NEW ¬ PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND TUB i DoWn in the Mines In order to give their men steadier em- ¬ ployment the Hccla Coal Co have greatly reduced their number of miners and with this reduced force are able to run about half time Tbe contented miner is tbe one wbo looks to the strong arm of tbe government to protect his family and home against the outlaw who failing in his attempt to run another mans business destroys his prop- erly Not even Iho home ol the miner would be secure if a law should bo passed against federal interference Our young miners wbo bave become members of lha baseball club that went to Sacramento last Saturday and went down before tho store clerks and young farmers of that place now recognize tho fact that to be a good coal miner does not always imply they can play winning ball At the McIIenry coal mines prepara tions are being made to use electricity as the motive power in the future On this subject there seems to be a diversity of Many operators claiming that opinions it Is not adapted to use in mines as a pay ¬ ing investment while others seem to be well pleased with it Grant Dunning of tbe Co operative company is contemplating trying to brake on the railroad if a Job can be secured North Carolina a io foot gold vein is bllng developed by a Philadelphia company At Charlotte ¬ ¬ i 1 25557 The New York Weekly Tribune will i ¬ at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ re- - ¬ ¬ f-- ¬ I as always be found in the thickest of the fight bat tling vigorously for Sound Business Principles which will bring Prosperity to the Nation The New York Weekly Tribune is not only the leading Republican paper of the country but is Pre eminently a National Family Newspaper Its campaign news and discussions will interest every American citizen AH the news of the Day Foreign Correspondence Agricultural Department Market Reports Short Stories complete in each number Comic Pictures Fashion Plates with elaborate descriptions and a variety of items of household ihtercstmakc up an Ideal Family Paper We furnish THE BOB and New York Weekly Tribune both papers ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ rr ¬ Best Room a Tribune Building New York City and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you Address all orders to THE BEE Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 5125 CASH IN ADVANCE ¬ 1 LIVERY STABLE SPBOIALATTBNTION QIVBN IKS DAVIS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TO A HEARSE FURM8HBD ON SHORT NOTIOB ¬ of Crabtree have decided to bave one day off for recreation and will therefore give a grand picnic there on Tbe miners FUNERALS First Class urn Outs at Reasonable Rates -- July 25th and a large crowd is expected on that date and day Doc Griffin of No 11 mine is said to have a wonderful stock of boys Tboy are of such a small breed that John Mor gan says they can be fattened in one day killed Ibo next and the following day eat up ¬ jEB MY RIGS AUE THE DEST IN THE CITY Sai Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot THAVELIHQ J0 4WJ MEN ISAAC DAVIS U1T t Mi 4 - ¬ J lii i ¬ A vote given In favor of tbe free and unlimited coinage of silver Is a vote cast MrnetMrnoiu EARLINGTON KY V i Weak Lungs for a depreciated money and no miner wants bis dollar to be worth less than one hundred cents Mr W F Anderson of the Monarch Coal Co made a short trip South last week Secretary Geo C Atkinson of the St Bernard Company was away on a busi ness trip last week for a few days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable pinsT OLAB3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Scotts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoart v j- a 1 One of tho safe guards ot our country is tbe Supremo Court of Ibo United Stales and we do not believo that coal miners as a class believe in Interfering with our present system either by a change in our laws on an attacx on me court Tk mlnr nt Hfirn1v lirnnrl nut In largo numbers last Sunday to attend the burial services held over the remains of tbe late Mrs Thos Davis Those wbo are posted on tho subject think Mr J E Day has a leaning towards tree silver but j acx says no win vote as he has fought and that is for prohibition Tbe total product of coal of all kinds in creased 33376004 long tons 2jo6iwj short tons or 13 per cent The value of Iho product Increased 11167470 about 6 per cent Tbe year was marked by a production considerably In excess ot the market demands and values wero much Anthracite de reduced In consequence creased thirteen cents per long ton at the mines and bituminous six cents This decline m value was general throughout the United States tbero being but three or tour comparatively unimportant States whose value was larger in proportion In iSoj than io 1 to I it Mi ¬ ¬ Number one rigs on short notice HEARSE JNO QUIOK SBHVI0 t 1 T BARNETT Manager GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKSJ - v TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOIt Fine Dress Goods AT OHEATLY REDUCED i Ni PRICES P Blankets nt your own price Mens Ladies and Childrena Woolen UnWcrwcar gone tho bottom Calico 5 cents Cottbn Fjtonnels 6 cents and up We ara agents for ino WBHriuiNM TlujJUNG SHOE COS icwatcu Haml mailc Shoes V Eeycry pair warranted to mr KIYC BUMta SMUSIUCUUn Call itfBBBMHBM JrvlK OK l FaV KfTW CT fPJM WPr snaTUlaliiiUHimr imm Oik MAD1SONVILLU MORTONS GAP Bee SE an 3uoiistr iuc li T IIALSEY W M President GRAHAM W C NONES Vick Puksiduni Z35 Sccv UKN VV ROBINSON Gkni Mor Cljripc Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co INCORPORATED L I Mr Charles 1arler ul Paducah Is Club of young people wero vlslllng here beautifully entertained by Miss Lindsay Geo M Davis attended the tobacco and the Misses Whitllnshlll on Friday buyers picnic at Hopkinsville Monday evening at llielr elegant new borne Rev W B Wtight filled bis rsgular Mr J E English formerly of Madison appointment at the Christian church Sun villebul now of Lexington and Miss Nellie day Thornberry of Paducah were married in Mr S Simpson of Kutlawa spent sev ¬ the latter place last Wednesday We offer eral days In Mortons Gap 00 business hearty congratulations The O V 1 ¬ A N TIME TABLE MOUTH 1IALSEY ioiji II tg k la i m 8 oj m 6 ij p m 411 Telegraph Address PjJBlaNB3aiJaaaBM LUMP OF BIRD EVC COAL Mrs Ward Headley Is at Princeton wlib ber mother Mrs Powell Miss Carrie Withers has returned to ber borne in Henderson D D Davis is on the sick list M Cain and lady were In Dawton week last Wall send our Oeneral Cata logua and Buyers Outdo If you end u 13 cents In tumps That part postage or cxpreaaage end eepa off Idlers Ita a Dictionary of Honest Values full of Important Information no Butter where you buy 700 Pages 11000 Illustrations telle of 40000 articles and right prlca of each One profit only between maker and uses Get it MONTGOMERY WARD A CO 111 116 AllcbJgaa Ave CMcr Right In Sight Sur6 Saving Shown you I JOBTIH QUANTITY BMTIM QUALITY worm vermifuge 20 YEARS FOR Has led all WORM Remedies I WHITES CREW EVERY soril IOTTLE ALI IUAMHTEED imuaaisTfl st tons TO TUB BICHilDSei BID Idas co Alall Nljlit Btprati Evaoivllla Accomodation frovldaaca and Madltonvllle Auth y Whitley County Prof J B Furgerson took The campers who have been at Sebree at the Plains last Saturday In the picnic JOB WORK- - FROM ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO WEST VIA DURUN0TON ROUTE Mall Night KipitM Bvantvllla Accomodation p m Protldancaand Itadliontllla arrlrai la affect Sunday Jan 19 iBgfi m J13 p m m ii VS9 Kentucky JT17TTTrn T17M JULlLilWi ILtlUl W W BT1IRIDGB Aanl ARRIVAL AND DBPARTURB OP TRAINS AT MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF NQRTONV1LLE OH GOING BAST Mampblt to Caaltal Clly Fnllan la Loultrlla Mampblaa oultvllla GOING WKST Loulitllla 14 Fulton Central Cllj la Mamphla LoufavIUa to Itamphla CO fie Q W 2 r 61a p tn 104J a m 111 a in g i JgLLICD From the well known Jellico Vein VANDEIPDDL Unsurpassed both as a a -- for the past week have returned home Mike Fitzgerald is on the sick list Among the number were Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson was very badly burned James PritchetiMr and MrsDob Harned Misses Lula Hall Minnie Rycroft Retta with powder last Friday Wells Annie Sugg Annie Prilchelt and H S Corey of Earlincton was in Mildred Jones and Messrs Dowmer Wells Morions Gap Monday and Prilchelt George and Miss Eliza Robinson of Mrs W L Gordon has returned to her Earlington spent Sunday evening with borne in Louisville Mrs Ben T Robinson Mrs Del Nlsbet is suffering from phoid fever Messrs J F Dempsey and M have returned from Chicago ty- ¬ Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished up in application bee our beautiful now stock ladies ties gloves belts etc St Bernard Store t Job work neatly executed at this Steam Mr Price Sunday Mrs T G turned home ot Madisonville was here office Cobb and children have re¬ The traveling public Is sure to find the best equipped fast vestibulrd trains from the East to tho Missouri River Nebraska Colorado and Montana via the DURLING TON ROUTE Elaborate compartment sleepers same as standard sleepers freo chair cars ot luxurious pattern St Louis to Kansas City standard sleepers free chair cars and dining car from Chicago Ask Ticket Agent for tickets via DU IS- ¬ LINGTON ROUTE LIMITED TRAIN S L W Wakeley GP A SI Louis and JJomestic ioai 0 Ray ajjp u 39 ra i 737 a m Sole Minersof the Famous RlfeD EYE CANNEL Miss Ruth Plain is being entertained by friends in Murfrcesboro Tcnn Miss Urey Gatlin has been visiting Miss Cordle Coll The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling 6arlingtor ffappenings Ntwi Mote Personal Parajrraphs and Othtt Doings at Homo Worthy WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY Mr JD McPherson spent Sunday with School commenced Monday morning his family here with Prof Hobgood principal and Miss Mr and Mrs Clare Realty of Texas Vcrda Craddy assistant are the guests of Mrs H Holloman Mrs L Di Hicks has returned to Hen derson after a visit to Mrs P Q Ross The Christian Endeavor of Earlington headed by her Honorable Mayor Burr was with us Sunday and held services at tbo Christian Churcb where tbey sang their soul stirring and thrilling songs that made our hearts leap for joy It was grand in deed to see those noblo co laborers with Christ arise in their places and speak lov- ¬ ing words in our Masters cause The ad dress of welcome was read by Mrs G Browuing in a manner that reflects great credit upon ber after which several responded to questions In a very intelligent manner Bro Jones then called on Rev W B Wright who responeed in an ele gant manner suitable to the occasion They are banded together in a grand and noble cause May tbey continue in the eood work until all the world shall bavo become one united brotherhood in the cause of We wish you God speed and invite Christ you with us again ¬ ¬ ¬ orvra ij PLEASE ADDRESS a mLAi-TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY -- ALL of Special Mention Miss Lottie Ashby returned Monday to her home in Hanson after a pleasant visit here ULUlNU klraca Maik A Quart -- lor 8 Crti DOM NrJT STREAK Till CLOTIIIS COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE Mrs H F Wright of Owensboro is at Mr John Morions Miss Id Speed is with Mrs sey at Dawson Patent MediBines and Perfifmeru DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES flair Tooth and Paint Brushes JF Demp ¬ MUUiiiiUiUUUiWUU flctliodists Look Here We call the especial attention of that denomination which believes in tailing irom grace aim iuc u chicken to the following letter which was received by the snake editor last week and as he has to do only with snakes and pizen bitin things he has after mature deliberation decided to turn the matter over to the consideration of his friends who endorse backsliding and fricasseed fowls with the hope that some lover 01 me uuu CUriOUS Will open Ills HL ari send this child of a poor widow a generous sum for her litlle cu riosity wlncli sue no tiouot prizes with sincere childish affection and is most probably induced to part with it on account of straitened circumstances ¬ ilUUUUIUJWUilUtUU lathered Home Hopkins County Fair increases until it has now assumed an epidemic form and constitutes a topic of general discussion The management will use every possible means to make the coming fair eclipse all former efforts From the interest evinced on every hand and the preparations we see going on it is safe to predict that the fair is going to be a full and complete success in every particular Never before in the history of our county have we seen such an early and wide spread interest awakened nor witnessed such a general effort to contribute to its success Farmer Corey of course will turn out in full force and effect with his unbeatable collection of roots herbs fruits and growths and if he docs not capture the prizes he will crowd them closer than Tom Locke did the cat ¬ Mrs M E English is home from Bir ¬ mingham Mrs Henry Shult will entertain on ¬ junoo ft V-i- Tbo blest Bluing made Take no other For tale by Sl Bernard Drag Store - Misses Ninnon TJmstcad and Lucy Crenshaw have returned from by accompanied Hopkinsville Miss Eula Richards Pills Do Not Curt Fills do not cure Constipation Karls They only aggravate Clover Root Tea gives perfect regularity of the bowels For sale by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ tfc of Mr and Mrs Ed Clorcn de ¬ NowoNViLiK Ky July 8 1896 Pale Thin People Editor op Uhu There is a little girl parted this life last Friday morn- ¬ lie ate his Suffer from tome form of indigestion liriog here who lias n chicken larfie ing about 8 oclock enougn to iry wnicn lias inroo kuou ieci breakfast as he usually did and hough they may not know it but the leg of the third foot is shorter Dr Catlstedls German Liver Syrup In than it naturally should be I consider had a hemorrhage at the breakfast Willie Her mother table His mother satd creases the weight and improves the color the chicken quite a curiosity any it wishes to Portals by St Ber ¬ It a widow and she best price sell it to The dont get scared for you have had by aiding digestion for one offering her the He said Mother them before nard Drug Store chicken is in pcrtect lieaiin ana 11 soue He looked for his sired I could send it up for Inspection Im gone Mrs O J Farnsworth was called Will you kindly seo what you can do for crutches they were givei him and to Henderson last week on account her and let me hear from you at your he died without saying -- another word of the illness of Mrs R P Farns ¬ earliest convenience respectfully I remain yours worth Mrs Tbet Some lime ago the one year old child of A Babys Lift Sayrd Mr M E Lindsley of of Franklin Forks 100 100 Reward Pa had a very severe attack of colic My baby had croup and was The readers of this paper will be pleased She suffered great pain Mr Lindsloy writes saved by Slulohs Cure Mrs J B Martin of lluntsvillc to learn that there is at least one dreaded gave her 1 dose of Chamberlains Colic to cure Ala For sale by St Bernard disease that scienco has been able Catarrh Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and in In all its staees and that is ten minuies her distress was gone This Drug Store Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive is Ibe best medicine in the world for chil Tim Mahoney has returned from cure known In tbo modical fraternity Ca dren when troubled wilhcholicordurhrrn school at Russellvilic for a vacation tarrh being a ronstitulional disease re It never falls to effect a prompt cure When Halls reduced with water and sweetened U is quires a constitutional trcatmont A Living Skeleton Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting di- pleasant In take It should bo kept in Mr lames Dennett of Island Ky says rectly upon Ibo blood and mucous surfaces every home especially during the summer If nut lor Dr Carlsledls German Llvnr of the system thereby destroying the foun- months Fot sate by St Uernard Drug Powder I would bavo been in my jtrave disease and giving the pa Store Earlington Hon T Robinson Mor Tried the leading doctors of Louiiwllo dation of the Ttiev were nuzzled and I was riven up I tient strength by building up tho constitu- tons Gap George King St Charles began using Dr Carlstedls Medicines and tion and assisting nature in doing its work Mrs Magnolia McGary and I know it is The proprietors have so much faith in its the change was wonderful Tor sain by the best medicine on cartb curative powers that they offer One Hun children of Evansvillc arc visit St Bernard Drug Store ing Mrs Marion Sisk dred Dollars for any case that it fails to After a visit of several weeks to cure Send for list of Testimonials Captain Sweeney US A Miss Mattie Yates Miss Laura Address FJCHENEY COToledo0 San Diego Cal says Shilohs Ligon left Tuesday for a visit to Sold by druggists 75c Catarrh Remedy is the first medi- ¬ Halls Family Pills are the best her mother near Robards cine I have ever found that would ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Daisy Randal left Monday for her home in Missouri after a weeks visit here She was about typhoid fever twenty three years of ngccnd since the death of her mother some years since had assumed the care and responsibility of her little brothers and sisters discharging every duty with unfaltering fidelity She was a consistent member of the Catho olic church here and possessed the esteem of all who knew her The interment took place Wednesday in Catholic cemetery attended by a large concourse of sorrowing ones to whom wo offer our sympathy Willie the sixteen year old son Alice Morgan the oldest daughter of Watchman Cal Morgan died Monday evening about five oclock after an illness of two weeks from a complication of pneumonia and As the time draws nearer the in- ¬ Friday afternoon from four to six compliterest in the Hopkins County Fair mentary to Prof and Mrs J J Glenn grReady -- Mixed Paints all colors in small cans Mrs C 11 Young is borne from Evans ville where she purchased furnishings for ber new homo PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED ¬ ¬ Rev Jjseph Franklin delivered a lec ¬ ture To be All and End All in the Christian Church on Tuesday evening This was the closing of a meeting so ably conducted by him for the past two weeks His beautiful interpretations of the Scrip- ¬ tures were listened to nightly by large and attentive audiences We are sorry to know of lha continued illness of MrErnest Nisbet and hit mother Mrs W A Nisbet CROFfON Mrs J A Lewis bis just returned from a visit to Dawson JajE 3 Secured I Have the Agency for ¬ Preparing to fleet Trouble Wc are glad to note that our friend S E Stevens who was confined to his room last week with a severe bilious attack has again resumed business at the old He claims to be weaker stand than lemonade at a onc hossshow but we notice him getting around as lively as Dutch cheese in dog days and from the rapidity of his movements we think he is trying to saw up his stock of logs and get his lumber off his hands before the inauguration of free silver The Vlctorys Lose The Victory of this place crossed bats with the Sacramenios last Saturday on llio grounds of Ibe Utter The day was an ideal one tor ball playing aud both nines were on their mettle and played bard to land Ibe game in their favor It was a pitchers battle from start to finish as ibe strike out column will show Smith who was in the box for our boys struck out seventeen men while Arnold of the Sacramentos fanned out eleven By a bunching of bits on the part of the Sacramento and costly errors at critical stages of the game by the Victorys the Sacra mentos nine walked off the diamond with the trophy hanging to Ibeir bells the score being 7 to 3 in their favor Following is the score by innings ¬ Mr Jacob Mellon residing near here while plowing on bis fathers farm was The pretty home of Mr W R Pratt killed by a mules kick has been very much improved by a new Friday being the list div of W W coat of paint Armers school a concert wis given that A oung lawyer has arrived in town night by the pupils He came as a welcome guest to the home Misses Daisy Long and Zsdie Howard of Mr and Mrs Clifton Waddill and we of Madisonville have returned horns after extend hearty congratulations a visit to this place Rev R B Wright of Trenton filled bis regular appointment at this place last BASE BALL Sunday The Madisonville club seems to have The large rain the 4th of July did great struck a winning streak and for the past damage to crops two weeks they have been putting up a fast Mis3 Fairy Meyers of Midisqnville is article of ball They aro now at the top visiting relatives at this place Kentucof thecolumn in the standing of the The sad news of the death of John Love ¬ ky-Indiana League teams They broke less was received at this place Saturday even with all clubs while away from home M A Brown is sick with a slow faver and have lost only one game so far on the Car Long is recovering home grounds since the new league was or- ¬ Wm Wilson was running after a cow ganized They defeated Owensboro twice Evansville llireo times and split even with Sunday and sprained bis ankle Etna Brewer a former citizen of this the Hendersons on the home grounds It seems as it some of iho National League place was killed near Sheldon by a train while under lbs influence of liquot managers have bad their eye on some of Mrs Caroline Reynolds is just recover- ¬ that Madisonvillu players First Nicklin ing from a very severe spell of fever was signed by Ihu Louisvilles 10 cover shorn Uncle Olivar Long died at his home and he Ins mail an excellent showing so near this place Sunday with flux and fever far and now Smith a general utility man Uncle Olivar was one of our oldest citibus alsu been signed u do backstop work zens He was always upright and honor for the Colonels wIiiIm Boon another clever able in every respect backstop and good fielder Is considering Miss Kate Watson is very ill with fever an offer from the Washington club which Miss Carrie Roberts is very low with be will in all probability accept All three consumption Zed of Ibe above named gentleman are good ball players and while we bate to sea our DR BELLS PEP nine lose them still we wish them much PERMINT CHILL TONIC luck and hope they will make a reputation Tastes good is good and does for themselves that will make them the An effectual good positive and talk of all young Americans ¬ ¬ ALFRED PEATS 1000 Prize tu5v NaVa5tlafc I These famous patterns are handsomer and better than those of any other manufacturer The Chicago Tribune says rTb will be in great tltmand by peopU of artistic tastt me new roric wona says nom so otaunjui psrttct or ojjtrtd 10 cbtap fn addition to these superb patterns I have hun- dreds of other papers representing a stock of 2000000 rolls of all grades Dont buv old shoo worn Roods when e very sam- pie I have Is of the latest design and coloring this Spring Wall Paper r8M 15i5 pia ifiraJJa I WkETaVW Ifc -- rkl We Can Save You 50 per cent t WxEiwLm k4l lat JaUL Prize 4E rii - j other Deslens 10c oer roll up up-new Patterns 3c per roll FrPV4aV for one room or a whole house wnether I hang It or not 400 sampks shown at your koute II desired I will sell paper J0t--f- SzM Paper Hanging Decorating and Paint- Ingdone at lowest prices All work guaranteed aS5W J C SUTHERLAND KT a a ii EARLINQTON rSMin IrtZM jae3Qaafcaaaagttpqn MBHFMpFffll l JwufiFlfrWiMal EXBEL8I0R PUNIN6 MILLS AND WAGON FACTORY Price 50c For Children Cry For It The infant child of Mr and Mrs do me any good of Poplar Bluff sale by St Bernard Drug Store Liver Syrup is Charles Weber Dr Cathtedts German the favorite cathartic because so pleasant Mo died last Friday at Paducah Miss Alice Wise visited friends to take For sale by St Bernard Drug where thev were on a visit The in Madisonvillc Monday Store 50 and f 100 per bottle were intered at Madison remains Liza Phillips of Mortons ville Saturday Mrs Gap visited relatives here this Mv mother rav week Consumption Can be Cured wife and mvself use By the use of Shilohs Cure great Cough Cure is the known remedy for that terrible Bernard disease Sold by St Drug Store iw i The people in an indispensible article Ibis vicinity are beginning to learn of the I never merits of this excellent medicine lose an opportunity to testify to its value Mrs M M Croft and little for it has saved many a doctors bill in my daughter visited relatives jn Mor- ¬ family W S Muster proprietor of the This rem Musser House Wilhelm Pa tons Gap this week edy is famous for its cure of bad colds If you would have an abundance of Try it and you too will recommeod it to dark glossy hair it you would have a your friends For sale by St Bernard clean scalp free from dandruff and irritat ¬ Drug Store Earlington Den T Robinson ing humors brit your hair is faded and Mortons Gap George King St Charles gray and you would have its natural color Mr Edwin Phillips left yester ville restored use Ayers Hair Vigor It is un ¬ day afternoon for an extended visit questionably the best dressing Chamberlains Cough Remedy whenever troubled with a cough or cold It is the This medicine of our borne I dont know how only we could do without it We feel that it is How to Cure All Skin Diseases o o o a a 0 1 07 Batteries Sacramento Arnold and Neal Simply apply Swavnbs Ointment No internal medicine required Cures tet Earlington Smith and Grasty ter eczema itch all eruptions on the face notes leaving lha skin clear bands nose c Its great healing and wbiteand healthy The Victorys all speak in the highest curing powers are possessed by no other terms of the hospitality shown Ibem not remedy Ask your druggist iorWAYNB s only by the ball players but by all the citl Ointment zens of Sacramonto as well They say the Mrs F C Gcphartof Hopkins Sacramento club is composed of a nice set ville visited Mrs Geo Cardwell of clean and gentlemanly ball players who know bow to treat a visiting team and make last week their visit a pleasant one The Sacramento Nerves on Edge club will play a game here in about two I was nervous tired irritable weeks of which due notice will be given and cross Karls Clover Root and they can rest assured that the people Tea has made me well and happy of Earlington will do all in their power to Mrs E B Worden make their visit as pleasant as did the Let Sacramento people for our boys Mr T Y Gordon of Madison them come on 1 Innlngi Earllnglcn Sacramento iioooooo 1 1545678 9 03 We dont know what the intention of the ague Contains no poison An Madisonville management is about securing anti malarial and an up building new players but suppose tbey will sign A blood purifier An ap- ¬ tonic some new men right off Whats the mat ¬ petizer aiding digestion It ter with gelling the Louisville directors to makes the complexion good farm their present nine out to Madison- ¬ Large bottles Guaranteed 50c ville with the exception of Nicklin and by all dealers Smith and taking the Madisonville club in N Grant a prominent drug its place So far as the Colonels showing gist ol Grant Boone county Ky bo a good trade tn the League it would It is the best seller I writes permanent cure for chills fever and The Best Things on Wheels MOBUL WASON5 I 0 I sell a dozen bot the National have in stock League mauagers while looking for young tles of Dr Bells timber should pass by Stewart the clover to one of any other kind of medi- ¬ shortstop While notonly a cracker jack cine B F Jackson Oliver Ga at short be is a star twirler and with a lit- ¬ I consider Dr Bells tle experience in the box in fast company writes the best remedy would make a winning pitcher for some I have ever taken for the throat good club It is funny that some of Pine-Tar-HonPine-Tar-Hon- 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 ST CHARLES J V McEuen is visiting in McLean Robinson of Earlington is couny Mrs Tbos visiting here was in town Tuesday Who is a Better Judge and lungs or any kind of cough I am 87 years old and have used about all of the cough and lung remedies that have been sold during my life and for the benefit of the suffering I will say that I have never used any remedy equal to Dr Bells It gives quick and permanent relief in grippe as well as other coughs Pine-Tar-Hon- The Best Bicycles VICTORS STEARNS These Wheels caught the trade and caught us They will catch you if you see them Mrs W S Bramwell and little Are You Made daughter of Hopkinsville are visMiserable by Indigestion Constiiting here pation Dizziness Loss of AppeThe Dtst Cough Cure Shilohs Vital tite Yellow Skin tl9 Shilohs Cure A neglected izeris a positive cure iFor sale Stop it at by St Bernard Drug Store iCoiiHh is dangerous once with Shilohs Cure For Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La snie by St Bernard Drug Store Oromo Quinine ¬ ¬ ¬ with relatives in Morgantown Miss Lizzie Huff is visiting friends in Guthrie it a To make your business pay good health prime factor To secure good heallh be blood should be kept pure and vigor out by the use of Ayera Sarsaparilla Miss Mildred Ashby left When the vital field is impure and sluggish there can be neither health strength nor Slaughtersville to day where wilb spend several weeks ambition Grippo when Laxative Does not pro will cure you in one day duce Ibe ringing In the head like Sulphate of Quinine Put up In tablets convenient for taking Guaranteed to cure or money Price 33 Cents For sale by refunded St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky ¬ W N Brandon of Cadiz Ky druggist says I sell more Dr Carlsiedts jQerroan Liver Powder than all medicines combined Its really good for all for liver trouble diseases the human system is bbir to as it gels the stomach and bowels in order and starts the human machinery off as if all were freshly qlled It is simply wonder- ¬ ful what this medicine does for suffering humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mrs Dudley OConner of Madi sonville was the guest of Mrs- C E Jones Sunday - A Great Germans Prescription ¬ The horse attached to Robinson Bros delivery wagon ran olf yes terday morning and demolished the wagon to some extent po people suffer so much from physical ¬ dlMfellMIs as those whose business re ¬ The quires Utile or no muscular jexerlion lack of exercise causes the liver to become sluggitl and the result is constant Const Indigestion Biliousness and Sick 00 To prevent this lake Simmons Headache liver active Liver Regulator It Las com for la We keo4e urciw Charlie Hjbbsa farmer who lived Miss Cornelia Doyal returned a few miles southwest of this place I have Tuesday from a months visit to committed suicide by hanging him- ¬ 96 Henderson Ky July 5 self Monday morning He went Is eaused by torpid liver which prwent dl suffering with smothering sensations Drakcshoro beon putrliylrt out to the barn to feed his stock as lion and permits rood to ermcrt aud headache oaused by heart trouble and I have taken A Card of Thanks lha ttoraach Then follow dlnliuu usual and was discovered sometime several bottles ot Hoods Sarsaparilla and Wo wish through tlio columns of afterward banging in a corn crib il has produced a great change In my conII has don me mora good than The Bee to express our wannest Ilewas a middlu aged man and dition anything else Myusband has also taken thanks to all of our friends who leaves a wife and toven children to At the timo of wlh benefit Mrs rendered us their attention and as ¬ mourn his death Heeds Sarspar and sistance after the death fiour this writing no aeged cause for Intomlna nervouanea fevr Glass Alley Minnla Ilatchatlfc tt pat rtUeved MUoua Ujeir his rash act has reached us The ot Wood paltordsg UooAt son and toas8urjj liouinass indlga Hoods Pills kindnes Will alwdyita rftricmbefed community in which he lived is lMUt MUmuUte Um aiomMD lion greatly shocked and surprised at nuiu tfcuk Ui UM tlAAjlAAlUk MtaM tan ueaoaclfullv jtucl Mits Rd Ctc RUi the dreadful occurence Mr I Subscribe c it Diseased blood constipation and kidneys liver and JjowI rou for bles are cured by Karls Clover she Root Tea For sale by St J3er uard Drug Store The Earlington club was handicapped to Aunt Nancy Robinson is spending a few some extent by Ibe absence ot t apiain days with relatives in the Ilsley country and Second Baseman Harned Moore J as Hampton and family of tbo Sugar They do say thai Pig tail Zigbysplay Creek country spent Saturday and Sunday ng was the feature of the game with relatives here They say he And what about Burden Ohio Mrs Kowen from Fordsyllle knocked more fowls that is at the dinner county is visiting relatives at this place table than was ever knocked by any one Andrew C Clark and Cbas G Robin ball player before or will be again except son stopped over here last trlday en route possibly by Burden himself to Earlington Ibe former taking a vacaNow for Ibe Sacramentoi tion the latter returning from Hot springs Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies ibe blood Dr W K Nisbet and wife spent last overcomes that tired feeling creates an Sunday In Madisonville appetite and gives refreshing sleep Rev John Martin was bitten on the foot Tobacco users will find in another col ¬ by a snaka Isst Tuesday while at work on umn an Item of decided interest to tbem bis farm about four miles south of this headed Dont Stop Tobacco place The kind of snake is not known and the Injury is not serious Suicide Committed r ¬ ¬ We keep it in our house all the time and would not be without it Mrs M A Metcalfe 1005 South Fourth Street Padu- ¬ cah Ky There is no use taking taking pills or purgatives to cure the Dr Bells Peppermint chills Chill Tonic cures them by itself It does more than that too it givesyou a new dress on the inside It tones you up and makes you strong It makes you feel some account Sold on a guarantee by the St Bernard Dtug Store and Geo King St Charles ¬ MAJESTIC RANOES We guarantee you will save enpugh fuel in a years time by its use to pay for one Needs no repairs What more could we offer ¬ Smothering Sensations Biliousness Mrs E A Babbage of Dixon and Mrs Cannon and little son of Madisonville were the guests of Mrs J E Day Tuesday Misses Floss Owen and Cammye Baker are visiting in Providence this week LUMBER SASH DOORS AND BLTINDS i 1 ¬ tlnt ta V Hoods Pills mM3 Special Notice Deputy1 C Vaughn Bro Grand Master Workman of the A Q U W is visiting in our city and wants to meet every member Will be at our regu of the Order ar meeting on Thursday night S FQRBESirBKO Contractors and Builders HOHCINSVILLjE vi - r 1 y6 i86 2 ww u t How Gold Became tlio r Standard Tiic Crime of 1873 IT ft 1 Tho mintage act of 1873 which dropped tho old silver dollar from Ithe list of legal tender United dollars English shillings and oilier coins States ten Ms coins was prepared and IIUCHIHIOX from nit over Europe and home paper passed at a timo when there wcro Par Yar In adranec money Congress on the recommendation no coins of II oo any kind gold or siSit Months 50 of Alexander Hamilton adopted the dollar Thrta Monlbs tj as Iho unit tbo sliver dollar lo contain lverin general circulation in the United States except on tho Pacific Bee BubllsKirxg Co 37 X4 grains of puro sliver correspond coast Silver dollars were not in Ing to the Spanish milled dollar and circulation anywhere PUILIIHKI Tho mints tbo gold dollar as much gold as had never coined them in largo the Spanish dollar would exchange for quantities and what they did coin Official JDircciovu In tho markets of Iho world This disappeared in cabinets as curiosiwas found to vary the proportion of ties or wcro exported or wcro State gold to silver being greater In somo commelted down because the silver in OovtrnoriW O Drailley mercial centers than In others One to fif tho dollar was worth more than a Lltut Governor Wra J Worililnjion teen was finally decided to bo a fair aver dollar Tin mint act of 1871 was Secretary oSlale Cliarlet Plnlejr age and was adopted This was tho double prepared by the Treasury Depart Attorney General Wm S Taylor standard Introduced In this country and ment in order to rttare for sftteie Auditor Samuel II Stone TraasurerGeo WLone conllnued In theory until 1871 thouch payments some timo in the future Superintendent Iubllc tnilrncilon Wm J tractically ADOLisiiBD by Congress and free our coinage laws from the Davidson twenty years sooner confusion which then existed It Commissioner of Agriculture Lucas Moon This however did not glvo us the bi- was noted that tho silvtr dollar was Refltter Land Office Charles O Reynolds metallism sought Tbo value placed on laiurance Commliiloner D N Comlnisore coin for which there was State Inspector ol Public Train Columbut W silver was too high Gold proved to be little demand and no circulation and Letter worth fifteen nnd ono half times as much so it was decided to drop it Court ol Appeals Chief Juttiee W S Pryor Our gold coins went abroad Judges G 0 Baitln t Landes T It Paynter as silver No one objected o this elimination II D Gutfr It Haialrlns II Lewis whero they could buy fifteen and of the old silver dollar from our Reporter B W Itlnei j Clerk Court Ap one half times their weight In silver coinage No one took any interest peali A Addatns Deputy Clerki Court Appeals Roll U Greea Vool Long moor Jrj Sergeant G against fifteen times their weight In this in the matter except the few on country So though our mint coined gold the committee who were interested A fybertlon Tipstaff W S Hill Superior Court Presiding judge Joi Harbour our currency was almost entirely silver and in the work of bringing our coinJudfea W II YoatJr Joi Harbour It Brent paper Congress In 1834 undertook to age laws into unity and harmony etbaarlan Ulu Emma Guy correct this by adjusting tbe lboal ratio There was no secret about it The Inspector ot Mines C Norwood Railroad Commission J P Dempiey II S more closely to tho commercial ratio of bill was before Congress three years Irwin Joo C Wood these two metals Uut again It made a It was printed at length thirteen mistake It fixed tho ratio at sixteen of times County It was debated in both silver to one of gold Dut silver was worth houses the debate in the Senate Indue ol Circuit Court C J Pratt Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayot more than this so now our gold coins re occupying sixty six columns of the Circuit Court Clerk John Christy mained with us whllo our silver coins be Congressional Globe and those of Judge ot County Court JnoOt Hall ing legally rated are loss than the market the House seventy eight columns County Attorney Roy Salmon price abroad Went where they could In ex When several years later silver County Cleik W It Arnold Sbtrll WIII Thomson cbanging bring tbe largest return In 1850 fell in value it was seen by those Jsllor S P Offutt we were In spile of our double standard who want a cheap currency that Saperintendenl ot Schools Thos It Smith law practically on a gold standard and if the silver dollar had not been Coroner Jno II Booth thero was not enough of fractional silv dropped when it was at a premium WiaiSTRATIS In tbo country for tho requirements of re and thcrelorc of no use for coinPitsl District Henry Shaw tail trade age it would have been possible Second Diilalct O J Parnswortb Third Distric- t- C Dacon tOur mint law was changed again in 1853 after silvet had declined to make Fourth Disuict T P Jones Dy reducing the silver In our half and quar money by bringing to the mint 412 Pifib Ditttlct II P Porter ter dollars and dimes so that there would 1 2 grains of silver worth 95 ccntB filith Dlstricl W II Cato be no Inducement to export them Such or less and have it marked one dolcoins were made legal tenderinsumsof Ji lar Then they began to regret r Cibraries The right of any man to bring silver to the that they had not foreseen the demint and have it converted Into half dol cline of silver and prevented the lars quarters or dimes was taken awaj by demonetization of the old silver UAHI1NUTON FRBE LIBRARY Open JO m tog pm daily ucepl Sunday this act which empowered the Secretary dollar by the mint act of 873 In More than joo relumes 50 periodicals mineral u mo treasury 10 ouy wnat silver was their rage they began to misrepretrsllection Indian relics mitre woods etc Cordial Uritition to all needed for subsidiary coins paying the sent that law and to claim that it They market rate for silver dollars which had was passed surreptitiously JNO 0 ATKINSON JR LIBRARY ceased to be coined to any appreciable ex dubbed its passage the crime of roa thi colored rior Li Open 10 a m tod p m dally cicept Sunday tent and have not yet ceased to Very few silver dollars were coined 73 Btcellent collection of books and periodicals after this date and when in 1873 tbe sil- howl and lie about it everybody welcome ver dollar was dropped from our coins it The act of 1873 could not possiwas simply a recognition of the fact that the bly have contracted the currency Cogc Directory silver dollar bad long since become an ob because it relates wholly to coinsolete uncirculated coin ing and our currency at that time K W TURNER LODGE No st P Our country thus adopted practically and for several years afterward A M Stated meetings the first and third Saturdays In each month at 730 p the gold standard In 1853 The double was turned out by the Governtransient Dreinrencoraiauyinvitea ment Printing Office Since the W C McLHOD V Mi standard law had not given us two stand ID attend Chib Cowiix secretary ards at the same tlmobut first the silver foundation of the Government up and then tbe gold standard In fixing tbe to 1873 only 8000000 silver dolflMMfe ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 or about p Meets erery Tuesday night money standard governments conducted lars had been coined mWmtk at 7 so p m Visiting brethren cor- mmWrnr on rational principles do not attempt to 100000 a year whereas under this dielly fuTlted to attend JOHN WYATT N G mako tbe value of any metal but only very mintage act which is said to C It Hdmti Secretary to ascertain its value In tbe market and de have contracted the currency 1225 clare It in its coinage The market ratio 000 trade dollars authorized by BARLINOTON COMMANDERY No jjj UNITED ORDER OP THE GOLDEN CROSS of silver to gold now is about thirty to the act were coined in the same meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each one Should the leading countries of tbe year the act was passed and about month A cordial Invittalon is extended visiting Sir Knights and ladles world unite In returning to tbe uso of sil2500000 in subsidiary silver T C MARTIN N C ver as a standard and open their mints to There could be no contraction in 1jW day K Of K its free coinage the increased demand simply recognizing the fact that VICTORIX LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OP would raise tho price of silver and might the silver dollar had ceased to cirPYTHIAS tneeta every Monday night in the Masonic building All members ot tbe order are restore and keep it at lis former ratio of culate and might as well be struck cordially invited to attend True this sixteen or fifteen and one half to one This off the list of coins T C MARTIN C C W P Bum K of R and S and is tbo hope and belief of those who advo act prevented an expansion cate international bimetallism the vitiation of the currency several That HOPKINS LODGE No 6r A O U W meets years later by the free coinage of every Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock p m United States alone can restore tbe price Visiting brethren cordially Invited Id attend of silver no intelligent person believes silver dollars alter silver had be TMoiias LoxasTAtri M W In this the mintage B D Sckuaas Recorder Tbosa who want independent free coin- - come cheap ago of silver by the United States alone act of 1873 has done the country a and who understand what they are talking very great though unpremeditated Bljitrclj directory about want to make fifty tbreo cents do service and that this service is ap tbe duty of 0 dollar bankrupts would be preciated is seen by the repeated of the cheap money men feATIIOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE benefited by this change in so far as it failures would enable them to compromise their to restore the free coinage of silver CONCEPTION Those who havo anything to sell at the old ratio in the face of the Plrst mass 7 00 am second mass and sermon debts Rosary instruction a i jo p m every Sunday A M and benediction at whether t isjajjor skill or thq produce of fact that the decline in the value m Coenan pastor 1 jo the earth havo nothing to gain and much of silver would make such free lo lose by cheapening tho inoney in which coinage a losing operation for the CHRISTIAN CHURCH they are paid Those who have money in United tatcs Siinday school every SunMay morning from savings banks or building The dropping of the uncirculated associations and 10 30 Communion i 30 toPrayer meeting everyservice following at thoso who 19 40 Thursday evening receive pensions from the Gov- ¬ silver dollar from our legal c6ins in ernment will lose to the full amount of tbo i73 ad no more to do with the Missionary baptist church depreciation if the standard money is subsequent panic than with tJic It had no Setvlcea second Saturday evening and Sunday cheapened The whole country would be eclipse of the moon Prayer meeting Monday night each month immediate effect at all except to Scnday cbool at 9 30 a in D b Edwards Pastori prostrated by tbe confusion and loss which a violent change In the standard of value greatly increase the quantity ol silver was legal tender for the sum M B CHURCH would necessarily entail This will be winch There is no ground Services first Sunday each montb morning avoided by the country supporting the Re- of SS or lessand night Prayer meeting every Wednesday publican party and voting to retain tbe ex for the inference that the restoratllgbt Sunday school at 3 30 p m a M BURNETT Pastor isting gold standard which has served us tion of the free coinage of the silver dollar would restore the prossince 1853 M I CHURCH SOUTH perity which vicious tariff legislaServices every fourth Sunday morning 1 d Free coinage would not destroy the legal tion has temporarily withdrawn fillhl bv I etry Pastor Prayer meeting CVery Friday night tender quality of the silver dollars but It from this country A nation canA would greatly decreaso the purchasing not enrich itself by the very simS CHRISTIAN ENDBAROR YP ple not to say imbecile process of fraye meeting every Sunday evening at 630 power of these coins and of the certificates ttASsernbly llall representing them The legal tender qual calling one dollar two and marking ily simply means that creditors must ac 50 cents worth ot silver 100 cents ZlON A M B CHURCH cept this currency for their claims and buch a change would bring pHlrfk vt nflni tritlifr tnnrntnv by driving disaster l 7pTclobk Sunday acbool at g 30 that In the absence of contract stipula- - untold ibd eVenlhg WaUer pastor W A mils iu mo buiurary uioy snail navo no away our gold violently contracting legal right to demand any other kind of our currency destroying credit ItT HON BAPTIST CHURCH currency The Government has tbe actual prostrating industry unsettling valSrfvlcea Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p m San power to invest its currency with such a ues cheating creditors and making Bay acboo at 0 30 a m W W Poster pastor quality but it is unable to prescribe or of less value tho money in which regulate its purchasing power or to compel wages are paid and for which all ItlaMsonclIU people to part with commodities or to ren products are exchanged This coun CHRISTIAN CHURCH der services for currency regardless of their iry win never nuopr tins suicidal Preaching third and fourth Sundays at own valuation of it Under a system of policy even though the party of by Kev s v 10 30 a in and 0 00 p m ewler Communion service every Sunday at 10 3a a m free coinage of silver tbe standard silver iiiman Altgcld lioics lilnnd and Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8jo dollars would have no greater valuelndeed uryan of anarchy violence igno they would become less valuable than Mex ranee anu lony demand tnat we BAPTIST CHURCH Icansllverdollars Their purchasing power shall abandon our safe currency of Preaching every first and third Sunday morning wuuiu lueiruy uo reuueeu io nearly one many years standing and open our and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting Yveauesaay evening ounaayscnooi every nun half of what It is at present Tbe ene mints to the free coinage of the day morning at g IJ r mles of tbe silver currency now in clrcu- worlds surplus of rejected and de lallonthereforeare not those who desire to prcciated silver sy-- IB cpInaRo net was passed In 179 Iieforo that tlmo we got nloriRas welt as wo could with Spanish The first United Stales i- St GOODS We are BeRNME jam up with iNconponATnol Coal Co in all lines in our - L f N RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between Iho cities ot ¬ We are ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE in every department Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis And tho cities of Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobilo and Now Orleans STAPLE and FANCY GOODS ¬ Without Olctrgjol SPEED AND UNIUVALED ¬ ¬ ¬ BEN ERA 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and Caps A varied assortment of seasonable articles styles always on hand i ONLY A ¬ in this line y 4 Latest NIGHTS RIDE ¬ 4 i ¬ jSvr f ErENTJ5 ¬ Furnishines lars and Cuffs everything a wM---ip-- LONiii Col- to am iliHIS r ¬ Shirts Neckwear Gloves Canes1 Umbrellas Underwear t J THE LIMITED The rosiest and finest Trains making direct connrcllun tu Point In ¬ ¬ MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TRXAS OKLAHOMA MGXICO and CALIFORNIA Ask or Tickets via the A ¬ ¬ ERDCERIE5 W a ¬ 1 No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Everything that you CHESAPEAKE OHIO a SOUTHWESTERN ANDTicatT AacnT RAILROAD C n RYAN PA6BCN0CH - - licucVcrrtei o runrM avs QUEENS WARE FURNITURE ur Jolored China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety otner necessary articles for everyday life all its forms For twenty five years ot that time t was a great sufferer from general debility and heart disease For fifteen years I tried lo quit Sufficiently lleilrd bul couldnt I took various remedies among TkTlTiWell Watered I KH Ml Kim Lighted by Gas otliera The Indian Tobacco An ¬ tidote Double Chloride ot Gold etc etc House Is Hew I but none of ihcm did me tbe least bit of good This Furnishings aro New I Finally however I purchased a box ol your Everything Fhstclar Baco Curo and it has entirely cured me of the habit in all its forms and I have Increased thirty MADI60NVIL- L- KY pounds In weight and am relieved of all the numerous aches and pains of body and mind I Sarah PrwiM Proprietor could write a quire of paper upon my changed Mrs feelings and condition Youra respectfully J I II MaaAuar Surplus Fund Capital Slock Paid In Pastor C P Church Clayton Art SIGOOO SOOOO COMMENCED BUSINESS IN I8C7 Sold by all druggists at roo per box JOHN ECHOLS Ccnl Mauagcr 0 O HATCH CcnI rass Agent LOUISVILLE KY ¬ And a orn Hotel JMravV J W PniTCMET ag l KY ¬ ¬ a society map nnd you aro poor I will pay you All communication and mailers at news per n 1nrrft nllln it vol will introduco mo to a rich and beautiful American girl and talninr lo Ibis column should ts addressed lo Buccced In marrying her Geo ALiiANDit Eatlinelon Vy Urn I Socloty Man meditatively lrl3 tnfiYvlnort vntt irrimtvot Mrs Hell Hughes bas returned from ntin and plenty of beautiful girls but but Evansville where she has been visiting for to Jina you a gin vrno is ooui ncn anu three weeks hMmtlful T think nlr you had better Mr John Creslcll of Maciisomllle was annly to a detective agency N Y Mtiens Too Big a Job Countr You nro pnopR Liicile tltMiSS rs MADISONVJLIX f rli HOTEL fMTE A fv with us Sunday Miss lice Hawkins returned home Sun day from Evansville Weeldy A Difference of Opinion Mlsa Blrdlo McGinnU Father Mr Gilhooly nskcel xno last night to marry Miss Paralee Ray left for New Albany him and I told him I would talk with you about it Friday Morning Mrs Mintie Kay left for the mountains Friday morning - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ co my aaugmcr Judgo WcUlnnts that was quite-- right My ad vie to you however is do not marry Ecmcmbcr ISanKer tho old Baying thoso who wed do well Mr Walter Morion bas returned home but thoso who do not do better from tirazil Ind Reports dull times Madisorville Ky Mlsa Blrdlo Yos father I knows but EARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY I am perfectly contented to do wcll ¬ J D Hawkins left Monday for Louistpransaefs a General ville where be will meet tbo Grand Lodge Tcxas Sifter of Odd Fellows Tho Coaiolatlon of thoBlx Footer Open from 10 a m to g p m dally GBanRin5 Business Ltttlo maiden tell mo true except Sunday Prof C W Merriweathrr is at Dawson What sort or a man moat picaBca your pretty head She blushed an3 hunu her A Cordial Invlutlon is extended to who- ¬ We will put the St Charles last weeks Tis Hymen I Uko beat nho satd ever may find a spare half hour to ImSpecial attention glten to Collections Pay City Chat In this week news It was too late for prove their time at the FREE LIURARY fast week A DISanAOE TO TH13 It ACE ¬ three boxes thirty days treatment 30 with iron clad written guarantee or sent direct upon receipt of price Write for booklet and proofs Eureka Chemical Mfg Co La Crosse Wis and Boston Mass xoiG 96 m Johjti Morton VKWJ EttMYIUH f 0B MTHE 3 NORtH bashvoicQ J routeC IJthe NASHVILLE fliJUI1LU THB ONLY ST CHARLES MORE THAN 600 VOLUMES A Scientific- - American Agcnoy ¬ ¬ Jev defson Darnell has returned from Hen- - MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens 240 Species Labeled N rffl rjiHT ffA Pullman Vootilpulort Train Hervlco witl If eweat and FirtDat Say Ooocboa Bleoporo and DInlnr Oars pmOM -- tup SOUTH T0 ¬ Russell Pel tie who has been sick for several months died on tbo 1st tnst Mrs M Jones Mrs Geo Nunn of Nashville is visiting ¬ W It Teaguo made a flying trip to Evansville last week Several of our people attended tbe eral of Mr Spence Ralcliil last week fun¬ OURIOaiTIEQ FHOM THB INDIAN MOUNDS OP HOPKINS OOUNTY A PINB OOLLBOTION KJa 1 1 Mrs Sarah Antony of Jeffersonville Ind Is visiting her brother Mrs Sallio Wallace Indiana 1 bas returned from back ocoh an wndh yo facoj yor cs black cz a idggaht Texas Slftlngn MtA Wnahlngton Jackson amative woods 114 varieties picture frames hibited at tbe Worlds Columbian Expo sltlon In form of which collection was ex ¬ J mwiiik jlwntau lwlmonig For Information anil froo landtxk writo to MtlNN It CO Ml IlnotDWAT Maw York Oldest bureau for aemrlnir pnU nta In America trousht Iverr lteit taken nut Jiy u It olUiurgo Ix furo la tho tlio iuWlu tjr a iiatku ulviu fn0 COPVftlQliTS OAVBATB TRADE MARKS OBSIOM PATENTS Terre Haute Indianapolis oto CHICAGO Milwaukee AND Al I St Paul il C I I 0INT8 IH THE MORTH AND NORTHWEST L KOGErtS J Yo kum rlto Photographs Photogragbic Transparenciesnumerous and beautiful and ¬ Largest elrenlallon pf any tWcntlnn paper In tho KiiltndMly llluntratwl N Intelligent world man MintiM lianvllluxit IK Ureklr BiM Aitdniw MIINiT X euri t tiuUKiiMiS itll llruudwuy Now York City I baa Pass Agl ChaltanoogaTcnnn A JEITRIES Aiilivansfille R CIUHVAID lat O 1A ETanSYlllaIml The debate between St Cbarlcs and Crabtree was very intetesting Quite a number of our people attended tbe basket meeting at Crabtree last Sunday ¬ i f u But Can not Tho grandest boaBt ot power A preacher can dcslro Is to assort ho can convert Tho mombcra of hla choir -- L A W Bullotln Prize collection of grasses exhibited Columbian Exposition at DR MENDENHAILS IIWPnOVED jr Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker CHE AIMER CUE GRDVES - but Preacntng every Orsl and third Lords day maintain tbe existing gold standard morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer those who advocate free silver colnace If meeting Tbuisday evening Sunday school every tbe silver dollar which Is so frequently personified were really a person It would CUUOBRLANU FRBSBYTBRIAN CHURCH U B CHURCH SOUTH MORTONS GAP There will be no picnlo here on August i as was staled on account of tbe great barbecue at Korlonville tho same date All off for Nortonvillo on that day August 1 Mrs Lyons Is on the sick list this week The Colored Republican organize this week Club will DONT STOP TOBACCO HOW TO CURE YOURSELK WHILE USINO IT Tho tobacco habit grows on n man until his nervous system is seriously affected impairing health comfort and happiness To qulf suddenly is too severe n shock to the system as tobacco to an inveterate user becomes n stimulant tUat bis system is a Haco Curo continually craves scientific cure for the tobacco habit in all its forms carefully compounded after tbo lormuia ol gn eminent JJerllii pitysictan who has used It in his private practice since 1872 without a failure It Is purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless You can uso all the tobacco you Uaco Curo want wble taking It will notify you when to stop Wo give a written guarantee to euro permanently any case with three boxes or refund tbe money Uaco Curo with 10 percent llnterest Is not a substitute but a scientific cure that cures without the old of will power It leaves tbe and with ho inconvenience system as pure and free from nicotine ns thaday you took your first chew or smoke Curid Ily Uaco Curo land Clalned Thirty Iounda Front hundreds pf testimonials the origi nals of which are oh tbe file and open lo inspection the following is presented ¬ ¬ ¬ Preaching every Second Sabbath at ti a ra ajid 7 ja p in by W A Boon Pastor Prayer eellng every Friday nlgbt at 730 oclock PRBSBYTBRIAN CHURCH Sunday school every Sunday morning at 0 15 Presetting every third Sunday afternoon at 4 Oclock iBjsjBsa riUIJ OINTMENT HnHgMLi BUCKEYE I TABLEnsmin BEST REMEDY for PILES 0Otfl Jl All UKUUUIHTa er am iu or 1 8URK und CERTAIN CURE known far IS Barn as tha DioaLwawi I muio 4 J iL The silvcritcs declare themselves in favor of restoring silver to its position held prior to the act of 1873 pray to be protected from its alleged friends Now it is a fact that from the for mation of tlie Govermcnt until that 11 lias noining to tear Irom Us supposed date the effersonian silver dollar enemies contained a dollars worth of silver If it were melted down it was still Oil cake went abroad last year worth a dollar and if the free coin for the sustentation of European age lanatics stock to the ainbiint of 733652405 the position wish to restore it to which it held under pounds valued at 7165587 the Most of this was of course the 11 coinage law ol our foreatheis must oe product of the cotton seed of the value and uased on its commercial the Southern States whic under the thirty to one ratio would be about To former system was all thrown the former pneo oflegislate that the silver should be away as waste used to issue an unlimifed amount ut uisnoncsr uoiiars is tiio intenWhy dont you propose to lior tion of tho syndicate of silver mine joe Wcjlj Im half afraid owners who are masquerading as She loves yojjdocsntshe Oh Democrats awfully You ngree with her fa- Their Presidential nominee is tner in pontics Yes Ami said to havo been for years a salaried with her mother in religion And officer of this syndicate pajd o with her brother as to who is Hi promote their interest Thus thW best pitcher Yes MTImn llr urmean oratartqdeuaucliihe pen me if Icah SCC What VOU nrn nfrnul nln in nrUr ir c -- r- nn cil v Irencv ¬ ¬ THE PIONeeR- - ¬ Hastaken a permanent stand at tbe bead ot the class with a full and complete stock of StovesCastiiigs Mr Lee Childress is Waiting his father at Springfield Tenn who li very ill at t this writing Mrs Henrietta Porter of Henderson Ky was the guest of Mrs Lee Childress Sunday and Monday TO and Tin ware ST PAUL AND I1URLINGT0N MINNEAPOLIS ROUTE VIA Il nr Kfin4 CUv in thn North with free chair can dining cars and sleepers Trains from St Louts and Chi ¬ cago Are via the Mississippi River scenic roufe from Ktmsqit City via Uiirllngton Route and Sioux City Line Consult Ticket Agent 1891 Clarion Nova la Co L WWMW GP A Mf KurekaCheuilcal Co JsCrosseWWi X Owilswfri Far ofy yal I used uliwico in Rt Two upleodld tbrongh trains dally from Tnta CilrAv Which ho offers to bis patrons at prices whlchharmonlzo with a poor mans pocket pUAUANTKKD TO QURE and places competitors in the shade When It comes to Repairing Hoofing or CHILLS AND FEVER Guttering be always holds tho ace and And Malaria In nil Forms Taatchwi N0110 Beutiluo without tlio aliovu Jilituru imj the deuce Ills work Is sky hlgh in quality liiaturi of J V Mcnilenhalj whilst bis prices are dirt cheap Ills cus- ¬ Prloo co oonts at Ooalora tomers are treated like millionaires PREPARED ONLY DV If you should need anything either great or small in his line1 Walker is tbe man you EVANSVILLE IHO are looking for You can et what you want and have u little money left by call Inn on him at the old stand A r W u 7J Yor IWIsmiUb JM lfBUtMmbuiuiriL tmn fe TASTELE5B L- al t o 4 MKNmaiyiiAiLX Darlington rOJrml 0 ft TOtecc t Icy - lti9 AkJri8 Ullurrn nn jurnet wiryn itu ill ir your Idea UlnU potent tbwit uuTaJ Who ran think soutatiiupie t n 4TV B1 r tull 41ll ttirer- - o rUiiTMjuwii KIU4 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