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LHr F twyvryvvinfVVYVvvvvvvvvvvYyvwvvvyvyvyvVvv f I i r wvvvvwvvyvvvvyvvvvvvyvvxvvvyyvvyVVVVVyiriY I I jJl I V V a K SEVENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 30 1896 NO 30 J vSX J BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED g Xl feMiners and Shippers f General Office Earlington P - QQAL AND Officer Ky Mo GjKE KZy TT1 J- 4 13ryt i - -5 n M CARROLL Manager 337 Union Street Nashville W wj Jj H NEWBOLD Manager 34a W Main Street Louisville IV Bz eianwuTri G v ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah uiLi A - Vtaoresrie Agente 1 nnv- TTTmr manager l Main and AuctionSts lii nin MemphisnTennlSi n a HESSER vTO KHAM Hottser BuuuTng Stiis 327 Upper Second St iijitij fX X 1 J Is rf Tj lYianacer XIT wt V BJ fc Evansville Ind v T ite - Tfca J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogoff III jpllas othci SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING I Tbo officer o the soft coal pool and lbs man tier of tba car lervlce association freely say Ibat tby bava never teen lbs trade so dull In facli tald Manager Ilalsey of tbe Western New York Car Servlco Association I have not In years Mr seen things so dull la tba railroad line iUlsiy lain a good position to Judge as be is In cbtrgt of tbe records of all Ibe freights arriving Keen a Sharo11 Lookout for Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL WVVs8SS TMT7 TTTi ji i RixLJc wincn wm appear 11 oni time to time Jpermanentiv occupying tnis space J St Bernard Coal Company at A 1 1 1 OS1 W sSA - 1 JL Jk 1 f J PITHY PARAGRAPHS I rf fa a m fe Vw - m r ti mwwiii wiin iMf - f - kv f ll u g- - u u nrirui -- ii -- iTrjinie t 1 eltbiscity Thaijaaaouacement that natural gas has been discarded as fuel at the Hdgar Thompson Steel Works and Ibat tbe boiler grates have been changed so that coal can be used Is a matter of Immense Importance to Ibe coal industry of Western Pennsylvania and to labor as well v 1 - Jlfe At Topeka Kan Ibe board of directors have decided to set aside the bid of It 10 per ton which was Ibe highest one made at tbe recent tiling of Ibe surplus coal from the penitentiary mines and readvertlsa for bids with a notice of titty days About 300 mile from Sydney N S W is a place called Wingen and in one of tbe mountains there it a coat mine which has been burning tor over 100 years A burning coat mine exists In Picton County Commissioners reported that the coal Canada pit bat been on fire at one place or another ever since jBjq and Ibal It is likely lo burn i eoKe Scene in a Harvest Field near harlington aBaaMnaaaaMa aaaaaBaaEaarwwBiBaiaMBiaHMiMaiBaiMMaMM ll is evident that indiscrlminatn competition cannot result otberwiseithan In bringing doWn Ibe standard of prices and diminishing the prsfits What made la the conduct of tbe business tbe mining organizations seem lo be unable lo grasp is tbe fact that wages must be dependent upon margins made by operators in lb manage If lbs oper ¬ ment and pursuit of their business ator does not receive a fair price for bis1 coal tbe miner must expect to feel tbe difference as This principle is a well well as tbe operator defined law of economics wbicb answers for all Again there may be a thousand and one trades local conditions which will affect contiguous dis- ¬ When tbe tricts and caue a fall in prices operators in a certain field cut into prices in order lo oalch a certain trade the effect will be The reiult felt in all the neighboring districts is a general culling of standard figures eusues wbicb results to Ibe benefit of nobody liuii the consumer ¬ With Ibe approach of political campaigns there is a revival of agitation in a great rnjny direc lions against what the parlies stimulating the propeganda call an exposition of monopoly Tbis is practically an attempt lo I brash lite into a dead horse These attacks have been made in Ibe past and tbey have effected no purpose wbatever except lo show Ibe hollowness of Ihe Tbis talk ground on which tbey are based against Ibis monopoly and that monopoly and its disastrous result to tbo general public has been goiog on for years It is claimed that Ibis monopolization allows tbe producer to fix ihe price on this or that particular article and tbe people bave lo pay tbe price or do without it Of course Ibere are trusts of tbis character such as Ibe Standard Oil monoply but tbey are ex ¬ ceptions lo tbe general rubTlMsJrMWMM efforts however llhifib are betas pstifxt4 lo classify mere business arraagsAts amongst parlies engaged in Individual prodacttea with the category of the monopoly referred to are wjtbout logic or reason Tbe great variety of influences which operate lo restrict a monopoly in tbe coal trade are too well known and that makes it unnecessory to bave to refer to them here It would be as impossible to form a com- ¬ pact organization of coal operators ntbis coun- ¬ try as it would be to organize Ibe grocers 4 A Mr Freeman H Cartis an expert mining en ¬ gineer now post master at Seward Cat has beep Interested for some years In developing coal mioct at Coal Bay Alaska In an interview in reference to Alaskas mineral wealth in a recent issue of lha San Francisco Call Mr Curtis says Boaold aod coat have been known lobe Ibere for tome time bul it is only witbin the past two or three1 years that any particular attention bas Tbe beea paid to developing those Interests coal prospects give great promise because of both Ihe quality and quantity of tbe veins Too much puih of tonnage in Ihe fall of Ibe year will break prices wide open Tbe tonnage for July is all right ASK iht rtcovcrel dyipeptkf bUicuttuf Mcrcn vtctimt of fever PPaod sue ihi mcrcuriil how patient ducacd ihey recoeied health good g cheerful epiHit mil kappetliei iher will IcU Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET mmmmmmmmm- Kentucky - 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 Srushed Soke for Base Burners and Furnaqes ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Femininities Brevities 11 ln3 - JKBtjaMaiw Masculinities Humorous The Is Tbe Is Tbe Is Tbe Is giant powder in tbe blast blowing up tbe boulders maiden with pneumatic sleeves blowing up her shoulders baker to the kitchen maid blowing up bis crumpets milkman in the lower hall blowing up Ihe trumpets Facts For Farmers It is estimatedthat if pure milk only were sold in London between 20000 and 30000 more cows would be required to keep up the supply The lard compounders palm off all sorts of vile and nauseating fats upon ah unsuspecting public in lieu of the pure product of the hog It is said that no grease is too file and the bloated carcass of no diseased animal too putrid fpr use in tho process of cheapening the lard product and cheating con- ¬ sumers Sulphuric acid oil of vitriol permanganate and bichro mate of potash and other chemicals are the irritating and poisonous ingredients used for the dcodoriza tion of the vilest fats which in the sham form of pure lard find their way into the human stomach to satisfy the greed ofthe makers of this fraudulent imitation of the genuine hog product ¬ ¬ ¬ Horses and Horsemen There is seldom a time when people fulb realize the extent o which they are dependent upon horses The writer can recall but one such time and that occurred some 35 years ago during a general epizootic when for a few weeks horses were in condition to use but very little Had it not been possible to use them theri at all the dependence would have been still more keenly felt The world over the staple agricultural products are chiefly raised by the aid of horses A genera tion ago tho New England farms were largely cultivated by the use of oxen while now so few are used that in most New England villages a yoke of oxen has become almost a curiosity The great bulk of our staple articles are however raised in the West where farming is conducted on such a scale that with a single pair of horses the cultivation of a very considerable area is possible In the various countries of Eu- ¬ rope and particularly in Russia which was formally the country where the largest number of horses were owned the farms have been so divided up that each farmer has only a very small territory to cultivate and until recently practically each and every one has owned and used a horse in cultivating his portion and in harvesting and marketing the products Of late the prices for farm products have dropped so low that many of the smaller Russian farmers have been obliged to give up their horses and get along as best they could with out Trotting proved the most attractive feature at the recent French race meeting although there were both Hat and hurdle races to divide Ihe attention of the spectators ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v PjT J- - Tcddie What arc Womans No Maude dear cue plants Rights papa do pot coirie from chickwecd Papa Everything they want my She This road is Very steep Always remember that my boy Irtai by uVlo Simmon Cant I get a donkey to take me VNVk KtGULATO son up He Lean on me my darling The nicat lnret nnd Heat rmllr If the Mikado of Japan carries Medicine lu Uio World lie reading And so they were For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION Jaundice out his plan of visiting Europe ard IUuhm aliaela SICK HrDlCHF Colic IHptva the United States he willl be the married That is the way all love aioaef SplriltEOUK STOMACH llennburn etc Yes She they Thia unrivaled remedy I warranted not to contain first Japanese Emperor who has matches end talncU panicle tTMiKCUKVor any mineral allowance ever been allowed to leave his dont burn long PURELY VEGETABLE country The conservative JapanIn Austria if a sprig of mistletoe containing thoae Southern Root and llcrba which an however to be placed on a bed room door it wise Providence hai placed In couotrici where ese are much opposed Liver DUeatca moat prevail It will cure nil it may have to be is believed that the inmates will IMaeaaea canacHl by Derancemant or ths the scheme and Unr and ltowels of Uver Complaint are a bitter abandoned have sweet sleep and no nightmare ThcSiMiTOMS or bad laita in the raoulb Ialn In Out Itack Stdet or The dress reform women want Why did the butcher put up Jolata Aftra miitaken for Kheumatitnti Sour jlomacht Lou of Appetite lloel alternately a law passed requiring men to wear that large mirror near the door coatlreand lax Headacnef ItM of Memory with a palalul acntatlon cf having failed lo do eomsthluc some distinct dress to denote To prevent the servant girls from which i In lo have been done 1o1iIUIt Low MMMfi thick yellow appearance forof lha hkin and whether they are married or single watching the scales Comunption a dry Rough often muuken I What nonscnscl When a man somttimefl manv 1 theta ivmDtoma attend the Mother How do you know that cUacaw at other very few bul the Uvai the largeal goes down the avenue in a last organ In the body l generally ihe teal of the dlicate Mar years hat and baggy trousers what he has ceased to love you ana u not tcetruuied in lime great auocruig wretcn riageable daughter catwu and IlliAlll ui emue He buttons The following hishlvatoemed cenona altelt to the idiot would think he was single my gloves twice as fast as he used virtue of SlUHOKa Luta KtcvLATOR Gen V S Holt Prea Ga S W R K Co Kev J R Felder The State of Indiana furnished a to Perry Ga Col I KSpirkt Albany Ga C Mailer tonLaherltriJilbCoGaJ A llulti Ualnbridre great many tall men for the army W Poweit Oat Rev SJ Wl R Uurke Macon Gai VlrgU Stephena Out of 118524 mftn whose descripUnmarried lady It must be a R lion Alexander II bum Ci great thing when husband and wife We bar tewed lit vuluci penonally and know tions were taken at the time of en for Dyipcpiia lliliouuiui and Throbbing Head thai arc of the same mind Married ache ll tba best medicine the world ecr taw Wo listment 11302 were six feet in lady have tried forty other remediet before Slmmont Liver That depends on whose height UejiUtor and none of them gave ut more than lero mind it is poij If nUefj the Rttulator not only relieved but cured Tsttcaarii and MxtstNGaa Macon Ga One of the favorite maxims of uAMfrACTvatD only av y Blobbs Did you see much of the late Arsenc Houssaye the fa- Miss Bjones at the shore Slobbs OlfZKUJtMiA CO Philadelphia Pa t mous French critic was a quotation I saw a great deal of her when she from Pythagoras Hold thy was in bathing Pteit and Genl Manner W HJBRNAVAN peace or say something which V WADDILL Cahler O It would seem as if the big is better than silence This he had inscribed over the door of his sleeves the young women wear Hopkins Tountu were calculated to keep the enterhouse prising young men at a distance Read Mr Bryans speeches if but the young women all look so you want to know just what kind contented that there is an acute ol man wants to be President suspicion entertained by thoughtFollow thejn day by day He is ful people that ie gets there just the Madisonville Ky nominated on his speech making same power Watch him Use it and see Your husband has been ill Glfiltl Stick - - - 50000 liow shallow his talk is Yes said the caller replied Transacts a general banking business Come round next Sunday Haw the little worried looking woman He has been feeling very badly tnd iavltet Iho accounts o lha citizens of kins My wife and I are going to I do my best to please him Hopkiasfand adjoining counties celebrate our silver wedding but Silver wedding Why you nothing seems to satisfy him Has tba finest and most secure vault In havent been married more than Is his condition critical It bat section of Kentucky is worse than critical sho answered twelve years1 I know hat hut silver has de- with a sigh jts abusive preciated Its only worth twelve The is the ap when it used to be twentyfive propriate name taken by a womans About a year ao n Wichita club of Palmyra Mo the mem Kan man was a juryman at the bers of which meet weekly at the trial of a man accused of counter homes of the different members felting The implements ofthe coun in turn and spend several hours TrV Otafa terfeiter were in evidence and the helping the hostess patch the boys juror examined them closoly After trousers mend wrecked stockings the trial was over ho went home and take other needed stitches as S and a ulandcamplel9stockol Alv and made some counterfeiting tools the needs of the household require finishing up after supper with a Drawl1 ND MKDICINES PER- - himself Ho is ivow in prison social and literary entertainment V nl TAIf lT 1IITI While the American citizen owes to which the husbands are invited LteAt a duly to the paty whose cause ho CUES PAINTS AND OIL3 bee our beautiful new stock of has espoused lifcjwes a very iriijch PHYICiaANB PRESCRIPTIONa higher and mcBfijed duty to his laxhs ties glovtjg kelts etc St Bwnarw S4w eoajNiry ¬ II jl ¬ ¬ tw ¬ ¬ - In tbe buman face Fourteen when tbey are all in place How many bones in Ibe human bead Eight my child as Ive often said How many bones in tbe buman ear Three in each and ibey help to hear How many bones in the buman spine Twenty six like a climbing vine How many bones in tbe buman chest Twenty four ribs and two of tbe rest How many bones In tbe shoulder bind Two in eacb one before and behind How many bones in the human arm In eacb one two in each forearm How many bones in the buman wrist Eight in eacb if none are missed How many bones in Ihe palm of tbohand Five in eacb with many a band How many bones in tbe fingers ten Twenty eight and by joints tbey bend How many bones in tbe buman hip One in eacb like a dish tbey dip How many bones in the buman thigh One in eacb and deep tbey lie How many bones in Ibe buman knees One in eacb ibe knee pan please How many bones in Ibe ankle strong evan in eacb bul none are long Ilownuny bones in the ball of tbe foot Fivn in eacb as tbo palms were put How many bones in the toes half a score Twenty eight and there are no more And now altogether these many bones fix And tbey count tba body two hundred and six And Iben we bavethft human moulb Of upper and undertbirly iwoleetlu And now and then have a bone I should Iblnk Thlt forms in a joint or to fill up a chink A sesamoid bone or a wormain we call And now we may rest weve told them all how many bones BEST LINE VIA ST LOUIS CHICAGO OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS 8T PAUL KANSAS CITY ST JOSEPH DENVER MON- ¬ NEBRASKA COLORADO TANA UTAH AND PACI TO M PEORIA Tbe gentle zephyr from tbe South Is blowinff the narcissus The cook who thinks she knows it all Is blowing up the missus Tho father down upon bis knees Is blowing up the fire Tbe daughter in her bloomsr suit Is blowing up her tire iFIC COAST VESTIBULED TRAINS WITH SLEEPERSCHAIR CARS0E and DINING CARS L W You kin talk about yer gold standard an yer silver currency Wakolay O P A HO ST LOUIS Howard Elliott Gen says Rollingstone Nomoss but wot dis here country needs is rubber money Dat oughter go de fardest ¬ Mr ST JOSEPH no AnydodyGanriniaHaUiter a fashion but it takes good In an Irish Court recently an old man was called into the witness box and being old and a little blind he went too far in more senses than out and instead of go ing up the stairs that led to the box mounted those that led to the bench ¬ The Judge took the good humoredly Is it Judge you want to be my good man he asked Ah sure your Honor was the reply Im an ould man now and mebbe its all Im fit for mistake ¬ Mortonw r q bin son Dit UOGIST r ¬ Merry-go-roun- d ¬ ¬ i ¬ PCoratutolcy In the Baidar valley near Lfalat clava in the Crimen standsiatwaU nut tree which must beat leas ti 000 years old If yields aniiuaWfrom 10000 to 100000 nuts and is the property of five Tartar families who share its produce equally In Chile on the battlefield of Tarapaca the bodies of the slain lie just as they foil in lite battle between the Peruvians and Chileans which ook place before the anex atohs of Tarapaca by Chile in Four thousand men and 1883 1000 horses were killed on that oc casion and the bodies were left It never rains at Tara unburied paca and the sun has dried the corpses and the nitrate in tho soil has preserved then Upon the plateau tho mummified bpdies lie in ghastly confusionK just as Ihey fell with the broken swords and bayonets sis freih lookinff m Upon tint tUy of tfa awful igbr ¬ ¬ ¬ Catlettshurg Democrat Go bring the wagon from the barn and Johnny get the sled and Susie fetch the baby cab and mother find the spread for the silver rain is coming and the dollars soon will fall from out the skies above 113 in a plenty for us all Let the plow stand in the furThe ox eyed daisy the chosen row nnd tho cattle tramp the corn let the pigs root up tho garden Lflower ol the Silvcrites is called and the lambkins go unshorn for the Devils daisy in Englandwluch the Popocrats are voting to open shows that tho English speak every mint and are fixing for to pretty good English Hood us with free money without Agricultural as well as manufacstint tured products have declined in The tickets to tho village ball price but not in equal proportion were not transferable nnd this was borne commodities have not dethe way they read Admit this clined at all The cost of producgentleman to ball in Assembly tion and distribution is the main Rooms No gentleman admitted factor in determining prices unless ho comes himself Illeal Piles Itching Piles Dat ar is a purty nice lookin Symptom- s- Moisture intense Itching mule said Rastus coming closer and slinging most at nlgh worse by to tho animal under consideration scratching If allowed la continue tuI kinder lika do way he holds mors miy form which often bleed and Ul Yas said Rastus ten cerate becoming very note Hwank hisself minutes later I still likes dc way Ointmrnt slops the itching and bleeding he holds hissplf but I aint dea beak ulcaratlou and in inost cases removes positively got no usoferde way he tba tumors At ilfttftglsts of by wall Cor let htttlf go ¬ ¬ The farm products of the Southern states in 1890 amounted to 984 705000 the manufacturing products of these same Stdtes this same year amounted to 742865000 agricultural products exceeding manufacturing products by only 241842000 thus demonstrating the fact that instead of the South being given up exclusively to agriculture she is devoted to both agriculture and manufacture and that her younger industrial sister has almost caught up with her in growth The census further shows that the States actual wealth in creased in ten years from 1880 to 1890 from 6098000000 to 9 751815635 or 62 per cent Manufacturing products increased during this same period 135 per cent ¬ ¬ ¬ judgment and artistic taste to do it in the latest fashion and stylishly Thats what we do St Bernard Store ¬ JOB WORK ¬ ¬ Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished up in application BEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLES KENTUCKY ¬ ¬ ¬ Hicc ¬ ¬ ¬ It i nottf very driver that has the Honor wiloting z horse in 210 tlioTfirst race ho drives Yet that was exactly what young Kelly did with Roan Wilkes at the meet ing at Rigby Park he did even better than that as tho second heat of the race was in 207 and Roan Wilkes was the winner Up to July 160 new 230 performers were reported ¬ ¬ hie of Dnigflists SunbrUs pmrripllons Carefullu CompouHttfe A LA UliLLIi JARDINIERE L FR1TSCH I I SON t I FASHIONABLE I iyiiyuiiyiiiiyi -MJi IJ iL yiiyytjpyLcyiqi A An I EnCHANT TAIUOn- ¬ Kentucky Union 3f09 ting can pace very fast trot li ji O- iA A dtinijL s 1 A ¬ 1 D S Durlands gelding Page lias proven a surprise party i i ahu IMPORTER OF CLOTHS ANb SUITINGS Job work neatly executed at tkle St Upper Pint St KvmmvMW ted solicit tba iUroM Hiaaaa UWU ftttrneillf 11917 L4 itk and periodicals Very few arc inIt is worth while to recall that terested at all in this undertaking CANCER CURED incident There had been n stijko All merchandise is high priced -- AND Ain n suburb With the merits of The reason given is execs lit nbsolutcly essential to Lcnltb here A Blood la secured cnslly runt naturally by sivo freights and indeed if freight that we arc not concerned SAVED It large body of good people doubt taking Hoods Sarsaparilla but li lm charges are commensurate with Bjr tho Porsistont Uso of posslblotocct It fromBo callcdUiicrvo passenger rates and express charges less sympathized with the strikers BBB PUBLISHINQ COMPANY tonics and oplato compounds ab ¬ tho complaint is just A gentleIncorporated and hoped they would gain their blood purl man at Taos showed us some camp surdly advertised as KnlereJtht Pcitoffice l RirlltiKlon II Second point But that question soon flora Tlioy liavo temporary sleeping chairs very light and folding into cUittnMier 1 was troubled for years with ft effect but do not CURB Toliavopuro A young lost all significance small coinpas which cost him 90 joro 011 my knee which several man named Debs in order to help cents each in Chicago or St Louis physicians who treated inc called n SUBSCRIPTION UATIiS and tho cost of transportntion to cancer assuring tno that nothing them ordered the railway cm Snrsapar Ilia ploycs ol Chicago to stop work And froodhcnUbtftko Hoods all tlio time Taos had been 300 each I have could lie ilono to Bavo my life As Oil Yrnrlcttrlnilvanca It oo Which baa first lAit and had ono experience with express n lust resort I was Induced to try 50 Sli Months and when other men took their boon advertised ns Just what It Is tho charges that were thrco times or15 ThrctMonthi Ayers Sarsaparilla nntl after tnk 5 SlngleCoplel best mcdtclno or tho blood uvcr pro dinary rates And it costs six cents places to carry on the work Which lug a number of bottles the soro tipeclmen coplei mailed free on application duced Its success In curing Scrofula a Correspondent wanted In all parti ot the they refused to do an organized mile to travel on the Denver and county Addretiua for particular Bait Rkoum Ilhcutnattsm Catarrh attempt was made to wreck trains Dyspepsia Nervous Prostration and Rio Grando road But as the agent said they sometimes have to pull That Tired Feeling bavo tnado maim laborers and stop traffic THURSDAY JULY 30 8oG two for one On a short ride to The Governor ol Illinois was Alt Toltcc by this road the other day geld the same man who had par my train passed a house three times before wo got by it It is a most doned the Ilaymarket circuitous routo throughout and sympathized with their The only things we have found Tup Mail takes exception to our fellows who had been hanged for cheap arc hay oats potatoes and compendium of Wilkins Micaw murder as martyrs to the cause of TlicOnoTriio blood Purifier All druggists II wool the staple products of the vegetable ro Annual income human liberty Altgeld refused to HOOU S FlllS nre purely beneficial SM country bers philosophy Hay we buy at 30 cents llabloaiiil a hundred and oats at 75 cents a twenty pounds annual expendi- do anything to maintain order and Potatoes are almost Happiness the United States authorities were do they lend it to the Government hundred ture ninetoo rj nix worthfr and wool 9 to to cents AnmiaUlUUk Avunty pounds an- compelled to send troops to stop as in France but by aggregating a pound nual expenditure twenty ought the rioting which threatened to it in the savings banks they loan it Everybody of course is wild for I llwpppir niul my general n n Kti six Misery Well people have spread widely and start a carnival uui uil uuuu nT iiiuiiui r illiu Ul free silvcr and it is humorous to health liiipnvp I persisted in tlila iiiu 8 It It public stocks issuedfor publioiny hear the drummers from St Louis a right to reject the first and ac- of mobs all over the country tieatihenl until tlio soro was en was the Presidents duty to sec provements whence it finds its way Chicago and elsewhere delivering the latter cept Micawber did tlrelv heal il Sluco then I uso HOPKINS THE BANNER eloquent discourses upon free coinyoii Siirstiirllli occasionally as But the inference drawn from the that the mails were not obstructed back to them in the shape of work age This is part of their stock in COUNTY n tonic and blood purifier and in The rioters thought that the Gov- and wages not to speak of the in trade necessary to their business remarksalluding to interest-bearindeed il seems ns though I could not The output of coal in bonds is that The Mail does ernment should be content to send terest earned This is truly an 1 was told ol one drummer who keep house without It Mrs 3 A Hopkins county during not approve of the course of the out a mail car now and then alone endless chain for the good of all was so impolitic as to express him Fields iHoomfleld la sell in favor of the single gold 1895 was about on c fouvth Cleveland administration in thus instead of as part of a regular concerned And they would be standard The merchant for whom to feel the evil effects of keeping up the gold usual so that they the total output of the en ¬ What alternative under reserve train as to attack the ordinary could the first unlimited coinage of sil- he had opened his samples told cars free and the exist be free him that he pack up his 1895 the ing circumstances would The Mail without interfering with the mails ver first because the nccesssarics samples that couldthose were his tire State if Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparilla exact output of the State have advised It seemed to ordi- and they were extremely bitter be of life would rapidly increase pos- sentiments he would buy elsewhere Many of the people believe tons hi nary minds a question of liquida- cause the President would not be- sibly 100 per cent secondly be they wish to believe that Bryanwhat fyera Pills Regulate tho Llver was tximinous cann el coal tion or repudiation Which horn come thus a silent partner in riot cause their wages would increase free silver will invade the East and the Hopkins Countys output of the dilemma would the Mail ing But aside from the question very slowly as experience has sound money Democrats be whip The Providence crew found attractions of mails the President had a duty proved in other countries and ped into line that they will carry atEarlington last Sunday which brought was 7 tonsallbitu- - have taken the tbem all up with the exception of Joe Mulr And he performed it with courage thirdly because their accumulated the lrcc silver republicans vvinous and If we are allowed Io Judge from their This is Bimetalism or the concurrent The Chicago mob populists and will win was as much in savings would be paid back to them The people here want the im- actions they are alt on the matrimonial over the product of 1893 circulation of both gold and silver rebellion in 1894 as the people of in a depreciated currency worth possible combination of free sil- market of 27361 tons and loss coin at equal isand unchangeable Charleston were in 1861 and fllr much less than the money they had ver and protection P M M One day last week while the crew ot theoretically at- Cleveland was as much Antonito Colo under ob- saved and deposited of 23323 tons as com- ¬ market values Conductor Walls was doing some switching tractive but practically impossible ligation at Guthrie one or two cars became de to suppress lawlessness in pared with 1894 which All commodities arc valued by their True Democracy by the Record Down in ffye Mines railed and Albert Hawes who was on ono spite of the Governor of Illinois as over worth in gold and silver forms no year showed ot tbem jumped to save himself and was Jefferson established coinage of Mr Lincoln was in spite of the tons the exception When Jefferson and Governor of 1898 of the metals on a commercial basis in Secretary Anderson ot the Monarch seriously hurt but thought not danger result of the sympathetic his colleagues fixed the compara- did suppress South Carolina He 1792 When the market value wa3 Company along with his wile spent last ously it and the House of Geo Scudmore now chief operator at during which tive value of the silver and gold in Representatives approved his ac- found to be changed so that the week at Sebree Springs strike Madisonville has been appointed to fill the be silver circulated and the gold all Secretary Bailey ot the Reinecke Coal Hopkins Countys miners as coin 1to the issued by the Mint tion by a vote of 126 to 27 the vacancy caused by the resignation ot market allowed one 15 to went abroad the ratio was changed Company Is right in line with the other Agent Tbos Steel of Sebree That plank is an expression of worked daily mine operators on tho money question ounce of gold to be exchanged for disapproval of Mr Clevelands in 1834 by the Jackson administra- ¬ He is proud ot a dollar worth 100 cents the Supervisor Sullivan was out with his em- ¬ but fifteen ounces of silver But policy a The total number of men last week loading and unloading ma distinct declaration that tion to accord with the compara- world over ployees in Hopkins county in a short time the values changed mobs shall have a right to pillage tive market prices of the two met- ¬ Those St Charles miners who tried to terial along tho line ounce of gold buy law be als in 1895 was 1887- - Ani- - and oneand a half ounceswouldsilver if local officials arc too weak or came But by the time the changed help out the Dawson baseball club In the This year it will be the men who show fifteen of effective the value- game here last week played good ball but up the greatest improvement on their sec too corrupt to interfere And ls employed 288 and gold dollars were worth more lions who will get the prize for having the whether it suits Mr Bryan or not and silver went abroad and out of they needed support best section on this division ties mines subject to in- ¬ to melt than to circulate and dis circulation until 1875 when silver Richard Salmon ot the Crabtree mines to be called an Anarchist the fact One of the youngest engineers on the spection in state 8 No appeared fell to make the dollar worth only was in Madisonville last Saturday on speremains that he is denouncing the Henderson division Is William Walsh and ¬ HopkinWhen it was found during Jackcial business and it is settled beyond a accidents in Federal Government for suppress 97 cents those in a position to know claim that there sons second term that there was In tho Forty ninth Congress the doubt that be is heartily in favor ot sound are few belter and the officials aboard the s-Total ing a not tie is giving encourmoney no gold in circulation an attempt Democrats had a majority of forty Inspection train last Tuesday were loud in coke produced in was made to put enough more bul- agement to those who hope for an two yet on April 81896 that Con- Secretary Geo C Atkinson is not slow tho praise tbey bestowed on him for tho which the money Kentucky during 1895 lion in the silver dollar to make Administrationburning will not in- gress killed a bill providing for the to tell on what side of that for soundquestion good Judgment be showed in handling bis terfere with he can be found and money engine and train on that occasion factories or the value of the gold and silver wrecking trains when the managers free and unlimited coinage of silver first last and all the time in prices Ot 25116 tons were made dollars1 equal and making the ratio of those properties happen to be at the ratio of 16 to 1 The Fifty Col Joe F Foard of the Ileda Coal silver course the riseInclude alt under a free Ibe supplies policy would iG to they overdid the matter DemoCompany fails to endorse the action of that are used in operating railroads and Earlington unpopular However sincere he second Congress having a and made the silver dollar worth may be the man who preaches cratic majority of 148 on the 14th the Chicago convention In declaring for the this would necessarily cause an increaso in three cents the most Then the free and unlimited coinago of silver at the the price of freight and passenger service jftLnidLhniWHriiltinrliili that is an Anarchist a disturber of day of March 1892 killed a bill ratio of 16 to r snver coin ccaseu to circulate unin steam routes and ot tares on electric for free coinage at a ratio of 16 to the peace a man dangerous to the ti Rowella 1896 Nawapeper Directory aay a til 1874 when the market price of Atkinson Co agents for the Si Ber lines Tbe farmers would have to pay 1 The same Democratic Congress welfare of the people more for the transportation of their prodThi Cfi Thursdays Republican our silver Jell the ratio being 1C17 to on July 13 of the sameyear defeated nard Loal company at Henderson were 20x26 subscription ti ettab forced to seek new headquarters last week ucts to market and the patrons ot street ished 1880 Paul M Moore editor 1 From that time the price ol Dee Publishing Co Publishers Gold is the one standard another free coinage bill 16 to 1 on account of the destruction by fire of railways would have to pay 10c for a ride Advirtisimint The Die official organ silver gradually grew less until in of The Fifty third Congress elected their office Loss estimated at 300 01 coai interests 01 western Kentucky that now costs tbem only 5c Globe value among all enlightened Only republican paper In Hopkins re h 1878 it was 1794 ad the silver Democrat publican last election and fifteen ad had a Democratic majority When they attempt to change our pres An hon- ¬ in 1892 joining counties Published in chief dollar really worth but 93 cents commercial nations of 83 yet that Congiess on the ent monetary system why dont they prommining town and county of Kentucky Tbe Santa Fe system bat a branch line Mining chief revenue of countys Congress attempted then by having est dollar worth ioo cents 23d of August 1893 voted down a ise that wages will be Increased and the which runs from Rincon N M to Guay wealth Miners intelligent American cilltens Earlington lias four months the government buy two million everywhere cannot be coined bill for the free and unlimited coin price paid for goods not increased but they mas Old Mexico The company pays its more free schools than State nays for white and colored Twj public libraries dollars worth for coinage per month out of 53 cents worth of silver age of silver at 16 to 1 by a two are mute on these Important points and section bands in both countries at the uni content themselves by stating that money form rate of ti a day But its American lJipiiuiyipwyiaiIiitiwiiiyiiipu pjB to stay the downward price of sil- plus a legislative fiat thirds vote On the same day they will be more plentiful sections are twice as expensive to main ver but each year the value devoted down bills for free coinage at tain as its Mexican sections Why When Garret A Hobart With five candidates for Vice President creased until in 1890 it had fallen REPUBLICAN TICKET the ratios of 17 to i 18 to 1 and 20 in the field there should be no trouble for the paymaster starts out on his monthly round he puts we will say ijoo in United to 1976 to 1 and the silver in the The Coinage System of Jefferson to 1 Un Movcinber 1 the same the miner to take bis choice But dont States money in bis box One thousand dollar would bring but 81 cents Congress voted down Mr Blands vote for the man who would promise in ad- dollars of this money he pays to rooo and Jackson tf iVJVJJ Then the Government was authorIP RM3 The ratio or market value of sil- amendment to the pending bill vance to turn your property over to a bowl American laborers in New Mexico and ized to buy four million dollars ver as compared with gold was as providing for free coinage at the ing mob before be would order out United Arizona When be crosses the Mexican States troops to defend lives and property boundary he changes the remaining worth per month for coining but 500 1075 to x in 1492 when Columbus ratio of 16 to 1 On October 27 It is a question of self interest we must into 1000 Mexican dollars with which be even that amount was found inade discovered America It was as the United States Senate study this year 1893 15 pays 1000 Mexican laborers On Sun quate to stem the downward course to 1 in 1792 when our first coinage having a Democratic majority of It is a significant fact that in the list of days the men frequently cross the line and in 1894 the bullion in a silver act was passed It had become three over all and when four Pop- ten items constituting tho mineral products When the Mexican ccmes over to Arizona dollar was worth but 49 cents as 1568 to 1 in 1800 and was ulist Senators were counted for sil- of the United States for 1895 silver repre be finds that the dollar which be received Gold coin instead of circulating nearly 16 to r in 1834 when the ver the majority over the Repub- sents less than one eigbteenlb of the total for a days work is only 50c in spending For President On the other band wben his was hoarded and exported and the ratio was changed for coinage of licans was 7 defeated Senator value The output of copper was worth money more than that of silver and the coal and fellow laborer frpm the Slates crosses tbe WILLIAM MKINLEY government has been compelled to the silver dollar by the Jackson Stewarts amendment providing for iron products were respectively three times line be receives two Mexican dollars for issue bonds to make up the defi administration to carry out the idea free and unlimited coinage of sil- as valuable But nobody is clamoring for bis one dollar Uncle Sams money of Ohio ciency caused by paying out one of preserving the intrinsic value of ver at the ratio of 16 to 1 with gold the purchase of these other minerals by dollar in gold for the average price the metal in the gold and silver In February 1895 this same Con- the Government at an exborbitant price MORTONS GAP For Vice President for the benefit of the mine owners Globe of 81 cents in silver during a period dollars gress was in session The Finance Democrat To maintain the system G A HOBART of ten years Mortons Gap and Earlington Baseball adopted by our fathers it should Committee of the Senate with Dan of New Jersey Clnbs crossed bats Sunday evening and Vorhees Chairman and a majority now be changed to 30 to 1 foocomotiOe Blasts The Mail thinks Tillman Earlington came off victorious of Democrats on the Committee was sat down upon at the Chicago For Congress A Panicky Policy Mrs Rena Sick and Miss Graco Coil killed in the committee room the Agent Steel of Sebree we understand Convention He was accorded of Madisonville visited friends and rela Second District of Kentucky Bryan in 0 speech at Ackley last proposition made for free coin- has offered bis resignation to take place the privilege of opening the de tives here last week August 1st Who bis successor will be Io said that in his opinion the age of silver at 16 to E T FRANKS bate on the resolutions and was we have no positive Information yet Misses Inez Dean and Annie Asbby ot the author of the plank condemn- adoption of free coinage of silver of Daviess County Earlington visited Mrs Q Drowning Sat WESTERN NOTES ing Cleveland and Carlisle for at the ratio of 16 to 1 would cause urday and Sunday a business depression and panic Ben T Robinson and R M Williams The American people hold their action in issuing bonds to but that if a man is sick there is no Continued from last week maintain the credit of the governwere in Madisonvillo Saturday on busi the financial honor of our Gov- ¬ ment He was instrumental in use putting off giving him his medness This is the greatest country for ernment as sacred as our flag having the choice of the National icine and letting him get worse horse racing None of us have Messrs F D Harris and J 0 Blanks and J 11 Jones and wife took In tbe Camp Committee for permanent chair- The country is in a deplorable witnessed the races but we have The money of the United been in town on days of the races You naturally lose flesh In meeting at Kutlawa Sunday man repudiated succeeded in condition and it will take txtremt States and every kind and having the solid vote of his btate mtaiurtt to restore it to a condition and witnessed the utter desertion the summer and running down Will Kimmons and A W Davis spent of business to the popular sport You get a little a couple of days at Dawson last week Tho attempt to We had to go in the back way and Is so easy form of it whether of paper cast for platform and candidates of prosperity adopt such extreme measures as de steal our horses from the livery weaker each day without hard- Mr and Mrs M Cain were In Dawson silver or gold must be as good and the only check to his trium- creeing There is loss of last week 50 cents worth of silver to stable on two occasions without ly noticing It phant career was the rebuke of as the best in the world be worth ono dollar would drive paying our bill in order to get back appetite headache weakness M Cain was In Princeton last week on Jones for his sectionalism and the to camp for supper Even the The dollar paid to the far- ¬ scornful contempt with which Hill out of circulation 600000000 in postoffico closed one day and the of the muscles disturbed sleep business weakness of memory and these J I Atkinson and Dan Umstead ot gold and contract the currency by was not of mer the wage earner and the ignored him The plank denounc the substitution of 50 cent dol day I refer to on the the 4th big are the beginning of nervous Earlington were here on business this July day of a It was ing arbitrary interference by Fed Iron and tonics week xw match raco between two local prostration peiisionef Must continue for fral autjioritieeUw violation of lars LT trotters ono of Antonito the other and bitters may afford some Rev Drandon filled bis regular appoint ever equal in purchasing and the Constitution etc etc is ac The Creditor Class from La Jara for 1000 a side temporary relief but what you ment at tbe Cbriitian church Sunday debt paying power to the dol- ¬ knowlcdgcd by all to bo there at The workingmtn of this country Everybody hero wanted to bet all need Is a food for body brain morning and evening the instigation of Altgeld they had before tho first heat The At 8 oclock Sunday evening at tbe Dap lar paid to any Government That plank must have some rea arc really the heaviest creditors La Jara folkswould not bet until and nerves tfst cburcb Mr Roy Blanks led to tbe by They loan their savings tanks their lavonto won the iirst heat creditor son lor being and no supporter or money menial altar Miss Maggie Wilson where to iha capitalists lox building then their money was flourished in tbe presence ot a crowded bouse they critic of it has yet coma forward to William McKiniry Tho passion but met no response houses etc and to the municipali of Cod liver Oil with the Hy listened to the offer more than ono explanation of ties for carrying on public improve- for horscraciug and gambling is pophosphites furnlshesjust the words that made them man and wife Mr The annual hay crop of the it It is universally agreed to great and the match raco has since ments They arc creditors for up been tho constant topic of conver- nourishment needed for those J E Coll and Miss Jennie Smothers and United States is valued at havo owed its existence to tho ward of Sbaw and Maude Wilson 100000000 more than sation who are run down and pale and Misses Annlo million dollars yet last year Chicago riots of 1891 and to have all tho money gold silver bank This little town ha a public thin and weak If you lose flesh were tbe wallers Miss Jessie Morton we imported two million dollars been intended as a bid for tho played be wedding march May peace notes greenbacks etc at present reading room which tue young In summer take Scotts Emul- ¬ pleamre and liapplnets attwid tbem on worth mostly from Canada votes of those who sympathized pastor of tho Presbyterian church circulation in the country Yet is fathering and trying Dont wait till fall tMr Jourwy through life with the mob at that time and in to make sion now Mr Tiios F Kbixey an old denounced the action of the Fede- - this is not all they do not save popular MU Kam Hallot MadUonvilU visited There is no library but lor winter before beginning their money in ojd stockings nor a very nice collection of magazines N- comluctor has lateljrtv ral Government L rUtiy la Morloo j hut wmIc turned from Mexico and nexlwcek wo will publish some prices ot labor nrul tiro necessaries ot life taken from li is experience of two years in that country i i Vol i No 3 of the Weekly Star has just reached this office It is a two page sheet five and one half inches long and three inches in width and is navigated by Masters Den Hash and David Burr is is sued weekly and printed with capital rubber types is neutral in politics and ignores both the gold and silver standard but advo cates the unlimited coinage of cop per for gratuitous distribution We wish the new venture great success and extend the BGT of fel lowship ¬ ¬ Red Edwin Phillips Tlio subject of the present sketch was born In Monmouthshire In the Own ot Iontypool South Wales August 17 1844 and had ono brother and four slstert Ills father In early lifo was a slone mason but In afler years forsook that calling and 1 he city in becamo a mine contractor which our subject was raised had a population of 15000 and was largely engaged years At the nga of In manufacturing Edwin engaged In mining nnd worked in his natlvo placo until he was 20 years old then he went to Lancastcrshlrc England and for the next two yoars worked in a coal mine at that place Whllo there ho mar ried Miss Elizabeth Tuflley and m n result ot this union seven children havo been born and ol these threoboys and two girls are living He then went to Ponlypool and worked In Hie mines there until llio year 1869 lie then look passago on the City ot Paris to Halifax Nova Scotia The vessel had among her passengers Irlnco Arlbtlr who was on his way to Join his The trip was made regiment at Halifax In seven days which at that time was tho Our subject landed best time recorded safely in New York the following Monday and although this was his first experience at sea he escaped seasickness Heat once set out for Ashland Boyle Co Ky and secured work In the mines there Ho was joined by his wlfo In 1S70 He worked four years Ihcro and in went to Brazil Intl and tarried there only three months going from there back to Ashland In 71 ho went back to South Wales with his family where he remained ten months when n big slriko occurred and 23000 miners came out and things looked so discouraging that he again embarked for America and settled in St Charles and remained one year then went to Hecla where he worked for four cars Leaving ¬ - UFE ¬ ¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla Blood u it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bomb-throwe- rs Hoods Sarsaparilla a 1 ¬ ¬ 4l 1 ¬ ji Hecla he settled In Earllhglon where he has stneo remained with the exception ol one year he lived In Butler county near About four yearn ago ho Morganlown began weighing coat at No 11 mine at this place and bI lit holds that position Mr Phillips Is it member ot the Christian church and all his family are members ot He Joined the Masons that denomination In 1889 was formerly an Engllih Odd Fellow and is also a member ottheKnlghli ol Honor and a firm believer In the bene ficent Influence of secret societies In regard to wages Mr Phillips ttites that he has made ns much as ftoopcr month at several different limes and the longest time ho has ever worked without Intermission wa three shifts when laying track In the Cooper Entry Politically be Is a Republican and has about as much faith In free slitter and fiat dollars as he has In the theory that the moon is composed entirely ot green cheese and contends that eold alone Is the great financial pole which attracts the needle of commerce with sufficient ac- ¬ curacy to Insure safety in 1891 Mr Phillips revisited his native Upon re ¬ land and tarried ten weeks turning ho crowd tho Atlantic for Ibe filth time which is considerable water travel for an ordinary man Regarding strong drink Mr Phillips has never been more than a moderate drinker and greatly prefers living In a prohibition town like Eatllngton ¬ i i 4 ¬ YELLOWSTONE The Wonderland of PARR g ¬ ¬ WiM i J J ¬ In ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ik AYERS reached by the Uutllngton Route in it ban 8 hours from the Missouri River Ibe shortest line by 200 Miles Write for Il lustrated pamphlet or descriptive booklet ot Personally Conducted Tours I W Wakely G P A St Louis 4 3207770 and 88435 ¬ Walter McGary EARLINCTON KENTUCKY ¬ a gain a ¬ ¬ ¬ Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES BDOD STOCK -- ¬ ¬ gain 50684 ¬ ELEGANT TURNOUTS FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTIOE -- ex ¬ ¬ HAULING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION HEARSE PREPARATIONS FOR Charges ltcasonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed ¬ The at Fatal ¬ Great Attfc ALKIEAUY ¬ fatal OPHOVUMtHSRj WELL UNDSK WAV Battle A NEW ¬ PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IS TO II IS HLHCTEI AND TUB ¬ ¬ ¬ -- TWr25557ionsT0fthis at The New York Weekly Tribune as always lie found 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News Notes fanings WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY Personal Paragraphs and GIVE gJat A 3tlflBf Other Doing at Home Worthy of Special Mention - TRIAL TO PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE 2K For days weve tanned with all our might And all the while have wondered Why people wasnt kilted outright With the mercury at ono hundred zs lUUUUUiUUUUUUiU Old Tilings Made New imtUtiiiUiiUUMiiiii Hardin Bone Dead M SSSBST HEv S3fflEi lDaL v v HPlOaBKftS Wa will nav si 00 IN GOLD for any case of Constipation or Indigestion not cured Somo time ago the oneyearold chlldof by Dr Carlstedts German Liver Syrup M E Lindstcy of of Franklin Forks 50c and ioo Hollies for sale by St Ber Mr Pa had a very severe attack of colic Carlstcdt Medicine Co nard Drugstore She suffered great pain Mr Lindsley Evansvilie Ind Colic gavn her a dose of Chamberlains How to Cure All Skin Diseases and Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and in Dalsio Tilford Misses Swayhes Ointment Simply apply Rcna ten minutes her distress was gone This Cures tet ¬ Goocluc Payne of Ncbo No internal mediclno required ter eczema Itch all eruptions on the ace Scott of Dalton Emma Mills of Is the best medicine In the world for chil- ¬ bands nose c leaving the skin clear Lou Johnson of dren when troubled with cholic or diarheca whileand healthy Its great beating and Manitou and Ida accompanied by the It never tails to effect a prompt cure When curing powers are possessed by no other Providence remedy Ask your druggist forSWAVNBs Providence train crew consisting reduced with water and sweetened it is Ointment Messrs Jim McGrath Will Dcv pleasant to take It should be kept In ncy Charles Lewis and Thomas every home especially duringjhe summer atoore has returned Mrs Rob Wcnc and Willie Mills spent Sun months Fot salo by St Bernard Drug from Daw r day with the family of Mrs Julta Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Gcorgo King St Charles McGrath T at Cough Curt The New Hotel The work on the new hotel of junuo IILUINU Dr Pete Davis is being pushed Vlnit Mark Contractor Geo Myers rapidly A Quart lor 8 Cents This is a hustler from away back DOES NOT STKCAK TUB CLOTHES when completed will The blest Bluing made Take no other building embrace 17 rooms advantageously For tale by St Bernard Drug Store arranged and include a good bath Col L D Huff spent a few days room and modern convenicncics will be nlastcred and finished in an in Dawson last week manner and being conAre You Made veniently located will doubtless do Miserable by Indigestion Consti- a thriving business Such a hotel pation Dizziness Loss of Appe is a great acquisition to the town tite Yellow Skin Shilohs Vital and the enterprise evinced by the izcris a positive cure For sale Doctor is truly commendable by St Bernard Drug Store ¬ ¬ ¬ One week ago yesterday Hardin We all have heard ol the goose bone man and now right in our Bone an old resident of this place midst we have the goose leaf man took his gun and started out to look Mr E C Alvis with the Famous for his missing cow The day and Feather Washing Company has landed squarely in our city and is located just below the Robinson Block where he proposes to tackle ancient feathers and regen erate them so they will be able to begin life anew and serve out another existence of usefulness Parties having superannuated geese leaves will do well to call on Mr Alvis who will Phocnixizc the debilitated plumage at reasonable prices ¬ ¬ ¬ Our people who have been out of town lor recuperation aro return ing one by one and Earlington will coon be itself again ¬ a Cure A neglected Is Shilor A Great Germans Prescription Stop it at cough is dangerous Diseased blood constipation once with Shilohs Cure For and kidneys liver and bowl trou sale by St Bernard Drug Store bles are cured by Karls Clover For sale by St Ber Messrs Omcr Fowler and Er Root Tea of Madisonvillc were uard Drug Store nest Claytor in the city yesterday Mrs Hcttie Lewis of Nashville Time proves all things Dr Carlstedts is visiting Miss Agnes Wyatt ¬ it An infant child of Mr and Mrs John Jackson died Sunday evening and was buried in the cemetery at this place Monday afternoon The public deeply sympathize with the parents in the loss of one of the little twins who lately came to cheer lifes pathway The Bee extends its sympathy Think It Over ¬ German Liver powder has made more cures A Substitute and done mora for suffering humanity than Wbatdoyou think about one in war any medicine ever sold It removes the What about one in peace cause and nature comes in and does the Not much A Druggtst would substitute something for Onlyajcts For sale by St Ber rest Just as good as Carlstedts German Liver nard Drug Store If not in Do not trust him Powder Master Marvin Evans has re ¬ stock he can order and have it in a couple turned from a lengthy visit to rela ¬ of days and wait for the genuine For sale by St Bernard Dr3g Store tives in Halscy ¬ Messrs Wilson Borders and Is lite worth living Yes If your Liver is in good working order It not begin at Tom Murphy have returned from once nging Dr Carlstedts German Liver Dawson Powder price ajcts Do not lake a sub ¬ Mr W H Smith editor of the Argus stitute Your Druggist can get It If not In recommends a remedy for Benton Pa stock diarrhoea which be has used with magical be says I Several weeks ago Jno Redding was in town last effect Subday night chased a bottle of Chamberlains Colls Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after Consumption Can be Cured using less than one third of the contents By the use of Shilohs Cure This the results were magical effecting an en great Cough Cure is the only lire cure I heartily and cheerfully recom ¬ known remedy for that terrible mend tne remedy to all suffering from Bernard diarrhoea This remedy is for sale by St disease Sold by St Drug Store Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T King St I wish through the columns of Robinson Mortons Gap Geo Charles express my warmest Have you ever heard of a medicine with such a record of cures as Hoods Sarsapa- rilta Don t you know that Hood s Sar- saparilla the One True Blood Purifier has proved over and over again that it Fallen Qreatness has power to cure even after all other Uncle Oscar Stevens sometime If you have impure blood remedies fail you may take Hoods Sarsaparilla with the ago utilized all his carriage varnish utmost confidence that it will do you good on his stoves and grates and the night passed without his returning and his grand son Wm Vanasen becoming uneasy at his long absence telephoned to Crabtrcc where he has relatives making inquiry of them if he was in that place Answer was received that no one had seen him Mr Vanasen then raised a posse and began scouring the adjacent woods All day and the night following was the search kept up and next day about 10 oclock ho was found about a mile from home in an unfrequented spot lying upon his face having fallen a victim to heart failure shortly after leaving home In going up a steep hill the exertion induced heart stoppage and he fell to the earth and died without a struggle His loaded gun lay across his neck and his cane was still in his hand Owing to the extreme hot weather and the great length of time which had elapsed until his discovery the body was fearfully decomposed and presented a spectacle fearful to contemplate The Coroner was summoned and a verdict of heart disease rendered and the remains buried in the cemetery at this place Mr Bone was about seventy two years old and leaves a wife and several children to lament his unexpected death He was a native of East Tennessee and had beenan employe of the at this Stt Bernard Coal Co place for many years He was an industrious man of a pcacable disposition and his sudden and awful death cast a gloom over the community in which he was so well known ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Snaked Galore Harry Corey says that a short time ago Daniel Anderson while picking huckleberries along tho Mary Ann Forgo stream New Lis bon N killed a rattlesnake over eight feet long with fifteen rattles and a button and as thick as a mans arm And that a pine snake nearly ten feet in length was killed in Bear Swamp near Red Lion N J recently by some men who were gathering huckle berries A Baltimore paper states that a farmer near Annapolis heard a great commotion among tho ducks in in the water and cointr to learn what was the matter saw a duck caught by an immense snake which started off with it to its lair and by noting tho objects it passed he tounu it was twenty six feet long and the size of a mans thigh The snake editor of this paper enters the game this week holding high and low over all competitors and this is the way he pitches trumps Mr J R Rash the manager of the St Bernard Store and a Democrat in whom there is no guile tells 113 that on Tuesday evening while passing the lake on Hid St Charles road he saw two large moccasin snakes which had just been killed by Messrs E O Goodloc and Wallace Vincent who yptc fishing in the lake at that 1 tie ucau reptiles were lour point feet in lchgth and the unusual thickness of their bodies induced the parties to open one in which they found and kiUed 63 young snakes ten inches in length Thirty three little serpents were found in the other body but they were smaller than the ones first found Now it i3 to be expected that some smart Alex will attempt to get off something brilliant about our informant being liable to behold reptiles in his footwear and for the benefit of such 2x4 humorists we will state that Mr Rash has a reputation for veracity which would make George Washington get up and hump to keep pace with him nor docs he ever partake of tanglefoot Now if any man in this dark and bloody ground can produce more snakes on as small a basis Mr Rash will cheerfully surrender the antlers and retire to a more unobtrusive scat in this prohibition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Llt2le Walker of Hartford is with the Misses Katie Miss Walker Is one ot Kentuckys sweet poets Miss Blrdio Kevill who has been with Mrs WH Patrick has returned to Princeton ¬ Miss Vida Adams entertained fully for the O F F Club Miss Liztie Long has returned Nashville Mrs Ed Harris of St Louis guest of Mrs Will C Morton beauti ¬ from Is the Mrs II II Holeman who is spending the summer with her sister at Cleveland Ohio has gone to New York and Niagara Falls ST CHARLES Rev J F Story was with us last Satur day night Jno Dawson Robinson spent last Tuesday is in Miss Albina Alexander class of music hero teaching a Mrs B Crutchfietd returned last Thurs from a visit to Madisonvillc Old Mother Spingler Is spending a days here with relatives here fevy Mr and Mrs Willis Hamby of Norton villa visited here Sunday Dr G W Parker our popular dentist tripped over to Madisonville last Sunday Prof M Trotter of this placo will call Ky make it exceedingly hot for somebody in the bicycle racing In Iho coming Hopkins County Fair in Jackson Oliver Ga ka Wyoming Utah Black Hills and olber writes I consider Dr Bells territory Ask your ticket agent the best remedy L W Wakeley G P A St Louis I have ever taken for tho throat and lungs or any kind of cough ocst hi qualit I am 87 years old and have most in quantity used about all of tho 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 WHITES CREAM to Dr Bells It gives quick and permanent relief in grippe as well as other coughs FOR 20 YEARS k We keep it in our house all the llflslodnllWOUM Romnillnn V time and would not be without it EVFI1Y BOTTLE GUARANTEED Mrs M A Metcalfe S sold nr IYr4imuooiBTB f fcf 1005 South Fourth Street Padu mciunnsoK ainuiiaro ar ions 1 cine B There is no uso taking taking pills or purgatives to cure tho b PERMINT CHILL TONIC chills Dr Bolls Peppermint Tastes good 19 good and docs Chill Tonic cures them by itself f good An effectual positive and It docs more than that too it permanent cure for chills fever and rtttBif tinttf tlrnfcc mt i tin In ague Contains no poison An side tones you up and MJpjUfc It anti malarial and an up building you strong It makc3 voutCcI tonic a blood purifier An ap- some account Sold on n guarpetizer aiding digestion It antee by the St Bernard Diug makes tho complexion food Store and Geo King St Charles Largo bottles 50c Guaranteed byall dealers HOME SEEKERS EXCURSIONS 0 N Grant a prominent druggist ol Grant Boone county Ky writes It is the best seller I CHEAP RATES VIA DUBMNGTON ROUTE have in stock I sell a dozen bot On August 4th iStb September is tles of Dr Bells and aotti 15th 291I1 October to ono of any other kind of medi- lington Route will 3thexcursion the Bur sell tickets at DR BELLS PEP- ¬ Sv ¬ 4 1 r v ¬ ¬ ¬ Pinc-Tar-Hon- ¬ ¬ F very low rates to points Kansas Nebras Pinc-Tar-Hon- it Pinc-Tar-Hon- VERMIFUGES au NHVaaNGaNaVVSNISVliTaiSJfcUtl The Sunday School picnic was not oril enjoyed by the children of the pres ent bu by those of be past J N Carroll of Crabtree joined too Christian church here Saturday and was baptised on Sunday a 179 SHORT TIME We will sell K At For a 1 Mrs Martha Wright age 54 years died of consumption at the home of ber daugh ter Mrs Alex Simms near this placo last Sunday morning Her remains were laid to rest In the C P cemetery As stated last week ¬ BAILEYS 0 200 SHOES the public school begins at this place next Monday Aug 3d It Is to bo hoped that thoso having children In charge will remember that the laws of Kentucky now make it compulsory on their part to send Iho children to school and should this fact be overlooked or neglected those concerned simply in vite trouble upon themselves 0 It Was a Walk Ovcr Last Thursday aflernoon the Dawson Base Ball Club crossed bats with tho Vic- At the Opera House torys of this place There was a good The Emma Warren Company is sized crowd on hand when time was called playing this week at the opera house and the rooters as usual mdo them- ¬ This is a standard troupe and is with selves heard in yelling for tho Victorys us because of inability to appear in The game was too ono slded to be interest- ¬ Henderson owing to the opera ing as a glance at the scores will show It house there having recently gone was simply a walk over for tho local nine up in smoke Parties who have and the visitors were not in it at any attended the play here arc loud in stago of the game Harned who was in their praises The paraphernalia the box for our boys kept the visitors of the company is splendid and guessing and struck out eight men while their rendition elicits general ap- ¬ Davis of the Dawson team was batted all over the field and in the sixth inning gavo plause way to McGruder who pitched a good up hill game only one run being made A Small Blaze and a Big Fright off of him but the gamo was too far Last Sunday just as the citizens gone and the visitors could not bunch of that godly portion of the city their hits when men were on bases and known as Methodist Hill were that is Ibe story of how the home team sitting down to dinner an alarm of won and the visitors lost Following is fire was given which caused a the summary town Per Pair FOR CASH This is done to in- ¬ troduce the best TWO DOLLAR Shoe ever put on this market If you want the Best Bargain ever offered COME QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAINi See the Big Pile of them in our Window 179 M 0 179 The 8T BERNARD DRUB STORE DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN EARLINGTON KENTUCKY ¬ ¬ general rush into the street and a Uarlinqtoh hasty survey of each building The fire was quickly located in the Perkins bs house of Rufus Clark near the Asbop c and p church occupied by J D Stanley lavis 3b f The housetop quickly swarmed Owens r jb anil c McGary with willing men who tore away a Smhbaap and jb Warned portion of the roof and soon sub- Grasty c dued the fire whichoriginated from Moore lb a kitchen Hue After discharging Totals their duty faithfully and drenchDawsom ing the kitchen with a torrent of McGruder a a water the impromptu department Clark c adjourned for dinner fully satisfied Lutr cpanda a Davis Fox II with their effectual work b a C 1 Patent Meiliuiiies and Perfifmeri i DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes jfti 4f All 5 3 3 R o 1 11 PO 3 A 0 1 13 1 o X t ¬ 5 3 3 3 4 50003 31200 3 2 1 o 1 1 1 a t a o 1 1 o 1 g 0 6 I 6 15 17 J 16 tSTReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans E -- IPeLirat and Oils 40 A 111 13 I ¬ K 11 IP 01 A PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Llnon Jobs Comforters ¬ Iopds Pills assist digestion 25 cents Son Struck Last Monday evening Mr and Mrs Lee Oldham were made to rejoice over the advent of a fine son of average size and weight and lungs well developed and fully up to the standard The mother and son are doing- well and Lee has not lit up to the time of this writing but is still soaring around in the seventh sphere of happiness ¬ stench of the hot varnish almost suffocated his family His project was a pronounced failure and the varnish a total loss and now he is seeking some one who will furnish the material and varnish his buggy His confidence in his ability as a painter and decorator has fallen off so much since his recent experiment that he would hesitate now to tackle the back lot fence with a white wash brush ¬ Ualder lb Lone ab Dransford r f I 4 x Mifflin 3b EXBEL8I0R PLUMIMB MILLS 0010301015 1 The Bee to Of all the pleasures which makes the heart Of mortal man to leap for joy Theres none that can such joy impart As the first and only baby boy thanks to the good people who Mrs Bridget QuinlinMiss Jodie Remember only such medicines were worked so faithfully putting out Donahue and Mr Michael Shinn fije on my house last Sunday paid Mrs Egloff a short visit admitted for exhibition at the Worlds Fair as are accepted for use by physicians Respectfully Wednesday evening in the coun in the practice of medicine Ayers Sarsap R N arilla Ayera Pectoral and Ayers Pills be They are standard German Liver Powder is is actual merit that has given Hoods ing Included In the list It Ibe cheapest purest and best family medl Sarsaparilla the first place among medi- medicines cine io the world tor Dyspepsia Constipa cines It i the One True Blood Purifier Sin and Its Sequence It has a clear and nerve tonic tion and Sour Stomach guarantee to cure Price ajcls at St Ber This community was startled Clakk ¬ ty Dr Carlstcdt 3 ¬ f I SK I Jack Day Joe Rtipckc T C Martin and the boss editor like The speech of Mayor II II Holeman the last rose of summer are blooming alone and for once in their at Smiths well Tuesday evening was en Tobacco users will find in another collives rule with undisputed sway joyably received Tho subject Light or Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La umn an lorn ot decided Interest to them over that domain bounded on one no Light was enthusiastically discussed Grlppo when Laxative Bromo Quinine headed Dont Stop Tobacco side by tho front yard gate and on and the light carried iG to i will cure you in 0110 day Does not pro the other by the back kitchen Miss Sallio Lynn of Emporia Kansas My mother my wife and myself uso duce the ringing in the head like Sulphate door This wondrous acquisition is a quest ot Miss Sallio Brown Chamberlains Cough Remedy whenever ot Quinine Put up In tablets convenient troubled with a cough or cold It is tho A stitch in Time A dose of Ayers of power has been effected by their Miss Annie Plain is home from Diivson for taking Guaranteed Io cure or money medicine of our borne I dont know how Pills has saved many a fit of sickness but respective wives taking a visit of Price 35 Cents For sale by refunded and the wa could do wllhout it We feel that it is when a remedy does not happen to be at several days duration St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky an indispensibla article The people In hand slight ailments are liable to be neg- wanton display of power that these lords of creation make while Mrs C E Jones and son aro this vicinity ore beginning to learn of lbs lected and tho result frequently is serious I never illness therefore always bo supplied with dressed in a little brief authority excellent medicine merits of this Is especially truo of Hoods iilUfor no moll Tn Dawson would make demigods weep co- elno ever contained so great curatlvo power In lose on opportunity to testify to Its value Ayers Pills Is that gnawing al the stom felt want piously to witness Jack Day so small spaco They aro a wholo mediclno for it has saved many a doctors bill in my One freight train last Monday north of sleeps with his socks on Martin ach after you have oaten a full meal and family W S Musser proprietor ot the will sit for hours at a timo with his Miit eat any more and yet there Is that Musser House Wilhelm Pa This rem Slaughlersvllls had 72 cars In it failing as though you bad eaten nothing feet on tho table Rupcko has hidIs famous for its cure of bad colds edy fills Do Not Cure What Is waBtwl Ihim is n doM of Sim Try It and you too will recommeod i to den tho broom and dishpan and Pills do not euro CpjistipatioA the hoss editor sits in his wifes clwst mons Llvr Regulator ths beet Dyspepsia your friends Fijr sale by St Bernard alwas ready al- B Kartfs rocking chair smokes a pipe that is ways eMclent always sat- - anr only aggravate cur for that is what that gnawing means Drug SlofeEarngtoo Iin T Robinson They RoStJTeaCvesUfffet fti stronger than Samson with his hair Wwtory prevent a cold MJ fl 1 I 2t It Clover Slrumoni Llvor KMlor Is all hat orga King StCharK Moctww Cift ularity of the bqwls For mfvy on and spits right in tli middla or over euro all liver Ills A K rccoMMNukd for Indigestion i Mr lte4cUo Jtumdlee coMtlpatieH etc 7e fit UaraaFJ Dfiur Star iMKrtHKuTBKK of U floor Oycli any rm to hjw yw Hofi xwtiiw Si jr ST i4t u ft Mr Ui v HaWHalit V f ill jffinfl--¬ ¬ ¬ We call attention to the card of M Gilmour agent for the Mrs J E Day is spending North American Benefit Associa tcw weeks in Dawson tion which appears in this issue Thi3 Association pays indemnity Captain Sweeney US A lor accident sickness and death San Diego Cal says Shilohs Sco Gilmour for rates and particuCatarrh Remedy is the first medi- lars cine I have ever found that would Price oc For Neryes on Edge jdo me any good Rale by St Bernard Drugore I was nervous tired irritable and cross Karls Clover Root Misses Agnes Wyatt and Mrs Tea has made me well and happy Levis spent Tuesday in Mortons Mrs E B Worpen Gap nard M ¬ ¬ I DvtuJjre ¬ last week upon learning that a warrant had been sworn out and placed in tho Marshals hands by a colord girl against a well known young tpan of our city charging him with unlawful detention and attempted outrage The names of the parties aro withheld on account of respectable connections The girl was raised here and is well and favorably known Tho young man has a host of relatives hero who stand high in the community and for their sakes the suppression is made and not from any desire to mitigate or wink at the offenders sin who is at pres entwisely sojourning in parts unknown ¬ im Dean and Moscow Croft en7 Totals ticed Dick Ashby away to Mor- ¬ Innlngi a j 4 5 678 9 tons Gap several days since and Earlington 016 14370 they discussed free silver and free Dawson Dase Hits Perkins Ashop Balder a Two Flay grub to such an alarming extent Long Double HarnedLong and Balder Stolen Struck that Ashby has been confined to Dates Moore By Davis McGruder on BallsOut Off Dy Harned 8 1 Oases Passed Bal- lDavis a Wild Pitches Davis his room ever since with a serious Clark r Umpires Catea and Prltcbett case of dry founder and as there is no running water convenient to Ordinance stand him in his convalescence has At a meeting of the City Council held been extremely slow and to add July 6 189C the following ordinance was to his torment Croft and Dean visit ordered posted him regularly and preach in The City Council of the town of Earl thunder tones against the sin of ington Ky do ordain as follows Is Done Haying Harry Corey the St Bernard gluttony and exhort poor Dick to That within thirty days from date July be temperate in all things 6 1806 the sidewalks of Railroad Avenue farmer finished haying Tuesday on the West dide from Main St to ThomAlthough the season has been an MADISONVILLE son St and on the East side from Boyle unprecedented wet one yet he has St to Thomson St and on Clark St the had the good fortune to secure his Miss Mabel Newman is visiting in sidewalks on both sides from Day to Duke immense crop without loss Here Sts shall be paved with good brick and ports all crops as doing finely and Princeton says his peachesare away above the The Misses Gant have returned to their not less than six feet wide The curbing shall be of stone or of cedar or oak wood average His garden products this home at Elkton not less than ten Inches thick sustained by year have been very satisfactory intervals in such a wa y as and he has promised us some facts Mrs A L Welsh of Oklahoma City posts at proper the City Engineer may direct Ok Ter is Ihe guest of Mrs W A Ms and figures relative to his crops W F Bubf Attest Mayor J W Dav which will make the eyes of the be Acting Clerk average reader hang pendant like Mr and Mrs James English are with plumb bobs to peruse relatives here ¬ AND WAGON FACTORY The Best Things on Wheels MOBUL WABDNS 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 VICTORS STEARNS These Wheels caught the trade and caught us They will catch you if you see them Miss Claudia Wilkinson who has been with Miss Zena Clenn has returned to My baby had croup and was Murfreesboro Tenn Miss Wilkinson is saved by Shilohs Cure writes a charming young woman and made man Mrs J B Martin of Huntsville friends and if we should question carried Ala For sale by St Bernard more than one Kentucky heart to her sunny Drug Store home A THE Babys Life Saycd North American Benefit Association OF Evansvilie Indiana PAYS INDEMNITY Odd Fellows Miss Berry ot Morganganfield who has been with Miss Ada Lunsfordbas returned home MAJESTIC RANGES FOR Accident Sickness and Death We guarantee you will save enough fuel in a years time by its use to pay for dne Needs no repairs What more could we offer ¬ ¬ CHEAP nnd RELIABLE M H GILMOUR Agent LUMBER SASH AND BLINDS DOORS ¬ Much in Little ¬ Why not be your own Middtanian Pay but 0110 profit between makor an4 usur and thai u xmul I Just ouu Our lllg TOO lano Uutaloguu and Buyer fluids urovea that ltn Dosalhlo Wolahs SK pound U000 Illustrations doacrlbati nod totUtlioonu protUiirlcuof over 40000 article ovury thlug you uso Wa send It for IGcenUi thats not for tho book but to pay part of tho iontaKo or oxpnwsage aDdkovpoffldlcrtj You cant get It too quick CO MONTGOMERY WARD Tfu Alara at All ilia lM4a ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods III a FORBES irtaAiflir BRO afc Contractors and Builders KY HOPKINSVILLE W T iiiii6 MIcWhm Ave - CI mummmmMmmmMmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A liiYf La Hj mamtf In Hub contest patriotism is above party and national is dearer than any parity honor Ml 1 M Mi P HPIBBKHSf inMiirfii Tf -- MWJ V J 4qg CICIIMIO SltMontlis - TERMDl - PerYitr inadratice li oo jo 13 Three Moniht Bee Publishing Co im State Pimuttisss Official Directory Governor W O Dradlejr Llent Governor Wm J WoritilnRton Secretary of State Outlet Flnley Attorney General Wm S Taylor Auditor Samuel Stone TreaturerGco WLcng Superintendent Public Instruction Wm J Davidson Commissioner of Amlculiure Lucas Moot Register Land Office Charles O Reynolds Inturanco Commliiloner V N Comlngore State Impector ct Public Ttuiti Columbus W Luter Court el Appeals Chief Janice W S Pryor Judges G 11 Banln J I Landei T 11 Peynter D L D Guffr Hajelrleit If Lewis Reporter XI W Illnei Clerk Court Ap ¬ peal A Addarat Deputy Clerki Court Appeali Robt L Green Wood Longmoor n Sergeant G A Robertson Tipstaff W S D Hill Superior Court Presiding Judge Jot Barbour Judges W II YoitJr Jot Harbour J Brent Librarian Mitt Kmma Guy Impector ot Mlnet C J Norwood Railroad Commission J F Dempsey 1 II S Irwin Jno C Wood f Counly Judgol I y t s Circuit Court C J Pre tl Carf imonwealtht Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk lohn Cbrlitr Judge of County Court Jno G D itall County Attorney Roy Salmon County Clerk W If Arnold Sheriff Will Thornton Jailor S P OUutt Superintendent ot School Thos II Smith Coroner Jno II Dooth uAotsTRATit t Fllit Dlitrlct Henry Shaw Second Ditlatct O JIarnsworth Third District J C Bacon Fourth District T P Jones Fifth Dlstitct II F Porter Slitb Dlstrict W II Cato f tfr name The currency and credit of the government are good now and must be kept good forever Our trouble is not with the character of the money that we have but with the threat to debase it We have the same currency that we had in 1892 good the world over and unquestioned Then too by any people we had unexampled credit and prosperity Our difficulty now is to get that money in circulation and invested in productive en- ¬ terprises which furnish em- ¬ ployment to American labor This is impossible with the distrust that hangs over the country at the present time and every effort to make our dollarsor anyone of them worths less than 100 cents each only serves to increase that distrust What we want is a sound ipolicy financial and industrial which will give courage and confidence to all for when that is done the money now unemployed be- ¬ cause of fear for the future vec Cibrarics EARLINUTON FREE LIURARY Open 10 a tn 109 p m dally except Sunday More than joo volumes jo periodicals mineral collection Indian relics native wood etc Cordial lavitatlon to all JR LIBRARY tOK IHI COLORED rEOPLr Open to a m 109 p tn dally except Sunday ahdaiack of confidence in in- ¬ vestment will quickly appear The Chicago Populistic Repudiain the channels of trade tion Plank per is used as a medium of ex change it is now n commodity in the markets of the world subject to tho same fluctuations as other commodities People do not like to use a fluctuating commodity as money and will not if they can get anything better The most decisive reason is that the civilized world has adjusted itself to tho gold standard during a long period of time All business is based on it It is an accomplished tact cocxtcnsivc with the commercial world To change to another standard would be literally turning the commercial worldt up side down The preference for gold is universal among civilized men Even the silver advocates in the United States prefer gold in their business affairs that is everywhere except on tho stump Senator Stewart of Nevada makes his mortgages payable in gold When he was reproved for this bad example he said that he merely followed the universal custom on the Pacific lives So we Coast where have his authr if- or the statement 3 of tho Union that in the where the avcsau for silver is mostvociftOus everybody prefers gold in his private business The territory of Arizona brought a bill before Congress two or three years ago asking authority to issue bonds payable specifically in gold on the ground that the money would be borrowed at a considerably lower rate of interest than if they were payable in dollars with- ¬ out specifying the kind of dollars The State of Utah is negotiating a specific gold loan now for the same Yet Arizona and Utah reason arc both politically for silver Governor Altgeld is for free sil when it comes to a question of ethics He is for gold when it comes to a question of business All the tenants in Governor Alt gelds building have signed leases in which they promise to pay the amount of their rent in gold of the present rate and fineness ¬ ¬ ft T BeRNMR tINOO gDl GOftL Co L N RAILROAD the an HAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE botween the cities of Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis We are ready as ever to serve you with NEW GOOD and ATTRACTIVE And the cities of GOODS in every department Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans We are jam up with STAPLE and FANCY GOODS in all lines in our Without Olidragjo AND SPEKD UNRIVALED 1 ¬ m General DRY EDDD5 5 - SH0RTE8T AND QUICKEST ROUTB From St Louis Evansvillo and Henderson to tho Vf - OQUTHEAST AND SOUTH H THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ¬ ing direct con- ncction Always a full line of everything desired Fancy and Staple Goods of all kinds Dress GoodsLihens H fe srfV htill - J f WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS Bddts and Shdes CL0THTN6 For Atlanta Savannah Macon Anything you want at the most reasonable prices Honest Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points goods that will give best service North East South andWest In Pullman PaladcTCtf 3 ry 3aBi ¬ EMIGRANTS Our facilities are exceptional line of goods of your selection for giving you best fit in a large made to order We also carry bicj 1 Seeking homes on the lino of this road will receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes c or writo to C V stock 01 LLtu i iviuii lkj niiNU at uest prices Atmorh 1 P T A Louisville Kentucky Hats and Caps A varied assortment of seasonable articles jn this styles always on hand x line Latest HP Tlie OlLY A NIGHTS RIDE -- m ¬ William McKinley Over Production of Silver JNO B ATKINSON Excellent collection of books and periodicals Everybody welcome Grain and Merchandise I r i a - The assumption of the silver people is that the country can be made to prosper by the simple SL E W TURNER LODGE No 54S F process Stated meetings the vA A M Saturdays in each month urst730and of silver of calling 53 cents worth p TvyC third at one dollar to an indefinite in Translentbrethrencordlallyinvlted r W C M cLEOD W M extent to attend We can make 53 cents do Ciias Cowill Secretary a dollars duty to a limited extent as we da now and as long as ST BERNARD LODGE No 140 o o V Meets every luesdaynignt tho light weight coins arc exat 7 jo p m Visiting brethren cor changeable for gold they take the dlally invited to attend jyttn wtAiinU place of so much gold and have ont Secretary purchasing power at twice their imInvention bullion value EARLINGTON COMMANDBRY No 515 UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS proved processes and the low rate meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each have cheapened month A cordial invittalon is eilended visiting of transportation S Jir Knights and ladies many products but human labor T C MARTIN NC J W DAY K of R is paid more than it was forty years ago The value of farm products VICTORIA JODGE No 8jKNlGHTSOF PlYiHAj meets every Holiday night in the have fallen mot because of any AU mcoibera of the order are trouble with the currency or any Masonic building cordially invited to mend contracripn of its volume lhe T C MARTINi c a W F Don K of R and S world at large and the United States in particular have a larger HOPKINS LODGE No Ct A O U W meets both abso every Thursday evening at 730 oclock p m volume of currency Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend lutely and per capita than in 1093 LONGSTAtr M W Tuouas E B Sccuoqs Recorder when the silver dollar was dropped by law from the list of United States legal tender coins but in 5iurcl Directory the same interval our wide Western country has with great rapidity catholic CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE been converted into farm lands The grain growing area has been CONCEPTION mass 7 00 a mj second miss and sermon extended out of all proportion to Urst Rosary Instruction and benediction at population 9 30 a m At the same time 130 p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor Russia India and the Argentine Republic have taken to raising tllRISTMN CHURCH grain in enoimous quantities and Sunday school every Sunday morning from through the simultaneous develop9 30 to ro3o Communion service following at Prayer meeting every Thursday evening ment of transportation facilities 1040 this grain can be carried cheaply MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH As a result there to any market Services second Saturday evening and Sunday is an over production of wheat and Prayer meeting Mondav nicbt each month Sunday chool at 9 30 a m D S Edwardt Pastor in a degree of other farm products and all agricultural countries are M B CHURCH depressed by the excessive compeServices first Sunday each month morning tition This country feels it the and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school at a30 p m most doubtless because it pays G M BURNETT Pastorr the highest yages fo its farm laborers M E CHURCH SOUTH Primary money is a new phrase d Services every fourth Sunday morning prayer meeting introduced to confuse people by 1 tncrry rastor uigut by every Friday nlgbt suggesting that there is also secMoney of final ondary money Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDBAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday ovenlng at 630 redemption is another late addition at Assemmy nan to the American language implying that there are several different ZtON A M B CHURCH kinds of money There is only Services every Susday morning at 11 oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 930 one kind of money in this country am w A waiter pastor There are several different kinds Gold of representative money MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sbbib at am and 7 p m Sun coin is money Everything else dayscbool itg joam W W Foster pastor that circulates whether of metal representative money or of paper Sliver l coin is repiesentative ItTaMsonoillr money christian church The Government by the act of Preaching at Congress of third and fourth Sundi June 9 1879 promises by Rev S F Fowler a m and 8 00 p m 10 30 Communion service every Sunday at 10 30 a to redeem all coins smaller than Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 30 one dollar when presented in sums not less than 20 Dy the act of BAPTIST CHURCH February 28 1878 the GovernPreaching every first and third Sunday morning Prayer meeting ment promises to receive silver and evening by Rev Wyndes Wednesday evening aunaay scuooi every nun dollars at par in all payments to day morning at 9 By the act of July 19 itself 1890 it declares it to be the policy M B CHURCH SOUTH Preacmna every Brsl and third Lords dav oHhe Government to keep the two morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every metals at a parity with each other ounaay wornwfl iibho ciock By two different acts the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH purchase coin and to issue the ob a in ligations of the United States preaching every Second Sabbath at Prayer and 7 30 p m by W A Boon Pastor therefor There is no kind of ceting every Friday night at 730 oclock money universally acceptable but gold Silver dollars are legal tenPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH der Give any man the option of Snndavschool every Sunday inornlux at o i taking one hundred of these pieces Preaching every tbirJ Sunday afternoon at 4 which will weigh over five pounds OCIOCK or ten gold pieces of io each and he will choose lie latter which Aw weigh as many ounces Therev fore they are not equally acceptable fABLERS That is the main if not the only reason civilized nations made their COCKEYE choice between the two Reasons oxit now that did not exist tlien JiAaViation of o per cent nas taien piaco in tlie value fIIRES KOTHING BUT PILES of the two metals In addition to SURE sn 4 CfpTAIty CURE beipg iteci tiniesas heavy sil known for 10 ynnrs H8 the ver has lost one half of its value W1C8T REMEDY for PILES purine the interval 6iJMil ItV Al I XHDHdTNTB Aitfioufh a limited amount of tatjli ir liHktCM KID Ct ST MffM Sofcge Directory ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ We are opposed to the policy and practice of surrendering to the holders of the obligations of the United States the option reserved by law to the Government of redeeming such obligations in cither Silver coin or Gold coin Which means that when the Government exchanges bonds for gold or its equivalent and by the time the obligation comes due free coinage should be adopted and the government would be unable to maintain the parity of the silver with the gold dollar that the holders of the bond should be compelled to accept the depreciated silver instead of the gold which they gave If the advocates of unlimited free coinage had faith in the fiat they threaten us with they would not think it necessary to cast their anchor to windward ¬ ¬ ¬ Ejemts Furnishinbs lars and Cuffs W b il Louisville to Colrstest PIeiw inn LIMITED THE ¬ Shirts Neckwear Gloves CanesJjUmbrellas Underwear everything I on J rtnest Trains making direct connections tu Points la - MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Ask fur Tickets via tlie OHIO RAILrtOAO C rt nYANPASSCNOrn anoTickstAoint tichkt Offici tte rowarn ays JOHN ECHOLS BRDCERIE5 QUEENS WARE FURNITURE ur Colored ff No better Grocery anywhere than ours may find in a city grocery Everythingthat you CHESAPEAKE S0II7HWESTERB Ornl MinijFrr Geui Pase Aftnt 00 Hatch China Glassware and Cutlery in extensive variety otner necessary articles for everyday life LOUISVIUX ncl a Hotel NEW J W PrtiTC NOT A CRKDITORS OPTION ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ 11 1 1 The pestilent falsehood is contained in the Chicago platform that with an option open to pay in either gold or silver the dearer metal was selected for the benefit of the creditor class by the act of This has been asserted un1873 til some people believe it It is false When the act of 1873 finally and formally enacted as the standard of value gold which had been the practical standard of value for forty years by law and for sixty seven years by recorded practice silver xvasjfer cent higher than gold As far as any previous option was cut off the act of 1873 favored As between gold and the debtor silver it made the gold dollar then cheaper than the silver dollar the money of acby 3 per cent count in which to settle debts No great choice existed but such as did exist went to the benefit of No one thought of the debtor this The reason for action was that gold was actually in practice and by long unbroken usage the standard of value and the act of 1873 recoznized it as such This decision having been made in 1873 having been made then in the debtors favor having been accepted for twenty three years having been the basis of every contract and the money of account in which every saving has been made tho Chicago platform proposes as Mr Bryan says that the silver dollar shall be full legal tender for all debts public and private simply betause the silver dollar since 1873 has become one half the value of the gold dollar A more dishonest proposition was never made and a statement more false never asserted than the declaration that the act of 1873 decided between two options then open against the debtor Philadelphia Record Dem ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 ¬ ¬ a fundamental principle in coinage recognized and followed by all the statesmen of America in the past and never yet safely departed from that there can be only one basis upon which gold and silver can be concurrently coined as money and that basjs is equality not in weight but in the commercial value of metal contained in the re- ¬ spective coins ¬ It is - lfAA1 heart disease For fifteen yeats I tried lo quit C IT MADISONVILLE KY Miss Jimmie Hoozer of Hopkinsville is but couldnt I look various remedies amoai visiting the family of Mr and Mrs Boyd others ¬ The Indian Tobacco An tidote Double Chloride ot Cold etc etc at Norlonvilld House Is Hewl bat none of them did rue the least bit of food ThisFurnlihlngs are New I T T Rev T H Merriwealher filled bis reg Finally however 1 purchaied a boi ol your 1 1UL1 Everrtblni Mist class When MalinJy Sings Baco Curo and it has entirely cured me of the Sunday ular appointment at Nortonville habit in all its forms and I have Increased thirty Aint you ncvah heerd Malindv MADIBONVILLLT KY Mr Chas Lyons made a flying trip to pounds In weight and am relieved of all the Blessed soul lake up de cross numerous aches and pains of body and mind I Evansville Sunday to see his brother Sarar PreWitt Proprietor Look heah ainl you jokin honey could write a quire of paper upon my chanted Mrs Mrs Sarab Graddy is very sick Well you dont know what you los feelinis and condition Yours respectfully P II Uaaauar Capital Slock Paid In Youfiht to beah dat gal a wablin Surplus Fund 100 Reward 100 Pastor C P Church Clayton Ark Robins Iaks an all dem things EOOOC 116000 COMMENCEO BUSINESS IN 1067 Sold by all druggists at 100 per box Tbe readers of this paper will be pleased Heisb dey moufs and hides dey faces to learn that there is at least one dreaded thre boxes thirty days treatment fa jo When Malindy sings disease that science has been able lo cure with iron clad written guarantee or sent She jes spreads huh mout and bollabs direct upon receipt of price Write for in alt its stages and thai is Catarrh booklet and proofs Enrtka Chemical Come to Jesus twell ou heah VKCDftp J i only positive Mfg Co La Crosse Wis and Boston Halls Catarrh Cure is the Sinnahs trcmblin steps an voices Ca ¬ Mass cure known to the medical fraternity Timid like a drawin neab EViNSVILU To tarrh being a constitutional disease reDen she tuns to Rock of Ages quires a constitutional treatment Halls Simply to de cross she clings EARLINCTON FREE LIBRARY Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting di- ¬ An you fin yo teahs a drappin rectly upon tbe blood and mucous surf ices BASHV1U transacts a eneral When Malindy sings of the system thereby destroying tbe foun Open from 10 a m to g p m daily Business- ROUTE OF THE Mrs Minta Ray returned boms from the dation of tbe disease and giving tbe pa except Sunday tient strength by building up tbe constitu South Thursday night CHICAGO and tion and assisting nature in doing its work A Cordial Invitation is extended to who-¬ to Collections SbicUI attention Bob Williams is on the sick list ever may find a spare balf hour to im- ¬ The proprietors have so much faith in its prove their time at the FREE LIBRARY Mrs Sarah Osborne was quite sick Sun ¬ curative powers that they offer One HunTHK ONLY day dred Dollars for any case that It fails o A Scientific American PuUman Veatluuled Train Service wlU MORE THAN 600 VOLUMES Nk Agency Will Brown and wife were the guests of cure Send for list of Testimonials Newest and Finest Say Ooaohos Address FJCHENEY CO ToIedoO Sleepers and Dinlnr Oars MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS Bob Williams Sunday Sold by diuggists 75c DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY Several from Madlsonwllo attended the PifOM Halls Family Pills are the best Quarterly Conference here Sunday Valuable Case of Minerals 300 Specimens TQ MONTANA DLACK HILLS TO COLORADO fcsajHi 240 Species Labeled Rev Selectman of Madisonvilie preachd ftJ MeiBassj assBsst 1issm PUGET SOUND AND PACIFIC COAST VIA J flitnura at the A M E Zion church Sunday Yrade marks OURIOBITIBa FROM THB INDIAN MOUNDS ROUTE BURLINGTON DESIGN PATENTS Scott Morton is down with chills and OF HOPKINS OOUNTV A FIND COPVRIriUTn otn fever jot inronnaiion ana rree iianouooK write 10 COLLBOTION CO m UnoiuwAT MUNN New York Take the shortest line with tbe best Paul1 Oldest bureau for McurinK patents In America Mrs Marshal Halcher has returned through train service to the far West Native woods 114 varieties in form of Every patent taken out hrun Is brought befnro puUlo tiy a notice given free otiharjo in tna the AND Alt POINTS IN THE home from Louisville where she has been Free reclining chair cars and sleepers to picture frames which collection was ex ¬ visiting her sister hibited at tbe Worlds Columbian Expo ¬ from Missouri Rjver Missouri River and NORTH AND NORTHWEST sition 1 Laraest circulation of anr arlentlfta paper In the h KOGItRS r JEFFRIES Go to Hopkinsville Friday August 7 to to Billings Mont connecting with North- ¬ world bplciullillr llluatratol No Intillueut Suo Pass Axl G P A Evinivilte InJ man thouM bowlthout It Weeklr a grand celebration of the F A A M ern Pacific Trans Continental train to a yean tlUslxmonthi AiMrew jtUNN n CO II R GfllSWALD ChaiunooeaTcnim Trans Montana and Puget Sound Time frqm Photographs and Pbotogragbic VvautiiKRS 11 1 llroadwar New York vnr There will be an excursion run that day A G P A BvanSTllle Ind parenciesnumerous and beautiful St Louis several hours shorter than any Why do you stop going to the Reading other line Sleepers and Free chair cars DR MENDENHALLS Room Because the boys make so much to Denver Rio Grande scenic line beyond Prize collection of grasses exhibited at Columbian Exposition noise we cant read IMPROVED for Colorado Utah and California Ask Agent for tickets over tbe established We learn that James Fisber of Madi- ¬ CHILL AND lines of the BURLINGTON ROUTE sonvilie was shot and killed list week L W WakelyCPA St Louis Mo It would look belter if the young men of the town would wear top shirt DONT STOP TOBACCO when they am on the street as they often Alias Old Joker meet ladies All communications and matters ot news per talnlng to this column should tie addressed to Geo Alexander Earliiuton Kr Jitiens The Nortonville people will soon have all its forms For twenty Eve years rf that lime I was a real sufferer from eneral debility and the cborch bouse ready for use PROP -- TLucile iy KY BELMONT riSWo ¬ 01171 LlJ jolt Morten pNKllHE T BanRer ¬ Madisorville K 6Banring If North V- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ln NASHVILLE JIMITED ¬ foliA tup SOUTH lm Terrc Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St riflrtlffc Smtricfltt ¬ t T il fl Thos Dfate THE IVER GIB GRDVES if Gakrett A Hohakt OINTMENT Tommy Popwhata a critic A critic my boy Tommys Pop is a man who gets paid for telling other people how they ought to do things that he couldnt possibly do himsell In some portions of Upper Egypt rain is absolutely unknown aud in Lower Egypt there is oc casipnally no rain for years - V3 t mwUwtelml mki ani cp- - Mrs Eliza McNary is at Dawson this HOW TO CURB YOUR3ELF WHILE USINQ IT The tobacco habit grows on a man until There will be no district Conference here his nervous system is seriously affected as was first reported but will have it in Impairing health comfort and happiness Louisville before the Annual Conference To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to tbe system ai tobacco to an inveterate We hear ihn marriage bell ringing user becomes a sllmulant tnat bis system continually craves llaco Curo is a Miss Nancy demons subscribed for Tub scientific cure for the tobacco habit In all Bub Ibis week its forms carefully compounded after the formula ot gu eminent Oerliu physician We are going to Norlonvilln Saturday to who has used it in his private practice hear Hon Franks speak since 1072 witnout a failure it is purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harm We have heard through Damn Kumor less You can use all the tobacco you that Noah Fort will soon return 10 our want while taking Uaco Curo It will notify you when lo stop We give a writ town ten guarantee lo cure permanently any case with three boxes qr refund the money MORTONS GAP Ilaco Curo with 10 per cent interest is not a substitute but a scientific cure The sick are improving rapidly that cures without the aid of will power It leaves the There was a very successful revival at and with no inconvenience While Plains conducted by Rlv Hender ¬ system as pure and free from nicotine as the day you look your first chew or smoke son Cured II y Ilaco Curo a4 Ualiwd Thirty Iounda The type made 11s say lhe 71I1 of August Prom hundreds of testimonials the origi when it should have been tlm lirt rWatlvo nals pf which are on the file aud open to lo the picnic at Noflonvllle inspection tbe following Is presented Cltyton CcArk JanuS tSgj Jiev II II Coidon was in our own tlureka Chemical Nevada Co Ia Crosse Wis Ml Sunday Gullcmn Ior forty years I nieJ latiacco In week ¬ ¬ ¬ FieweeR TINNGK Has taken a permanent stand at the head of tbe class with a full and complete stock of S8YisliCastinfs and Tin ware Which he offers to bis patrons at prices wlilcli harmonize with a poor mans pocket and places competitors In the shade OUAIUNTEKD TO CUIUS When it comes to Repairing Roofing or CHILLS AND FEVER Guttering be always holds tbe ace and And Malaria In all Forms Toatelesa Nona Keuulne without tlia nbovii picture and tho peufe His work Is sky high In quality signature of J O tlenclentuUl whilst his prices are dirt cheap Ills cus Prloo 60 cents at all Donlors tomers are treated like millionaires PREPARED ONLY Qy If you should need anything either great or small In his line Walker Is the mm Mi 7 G MIQNOMNIIAIjIL ore looking for You can get what you EVANSVILLE IND warn aim nave a nine money leu by call inn on hint al lhe old stand J ¬ IBarUngtoni WAMTCD7W ley CHILL TDNIC ISJUSTASCOODFORADULTt 1RIC1C 1 TA5TELE5S HsBUyp BtsflsTl W ViSJtetle FIIIVV Mm WoiVviliJ M ED C l WARRANTED mmsBsm IDEAff8 fJMieUifea J klfif Uorltrs of SaTLm lf ZsJemSHPl ns rarlsMedlelnOowliiUMo o a rATtl own Noy K mm 50 bta ll HlfAN TlMaiiitMlxTjrv mtkl4Wiy aaWsriM -- V tlantleiueni Wo aolt laas Tear dOO bottlM 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