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1000 LOST TO THE POPOCRATS BY There has been a large increase A riAJOFNTY OP ONG in the vote over that of 1895 in THOUSAND which 3 car the total vote in the county was 4355 The twenty Hcay Poll Cast Surpslso to precincts heard from give McKin ley 2433 Bryan 3283 a total of the ttodt Sanguine Frca 5716 Silver Leaders Almost everything except Hopkins county and Utah went for At Earlington and throughout McKinlcy the county the voting was done Tlicro occurcd at the polls here Very rapidly and thoroughly reported not during election morning an unfortfew Republicans were unate and unpleasant episode in voted at noon beyond those who which Pete Davis and Marion Mc were known could he depended Cord were the principals and in upon lo conic or who ware known which serious trouble was narrowly averted A discussion arose at to 13 at hind already At Earlington at noon there had first in a friendly way abotifebet Davis in the cuiirscof the polled in tho Lake precinct 283 tiu but controversy that f allowed den Minc vjtfsout of a total of 341 In NE ed McCords father as liar This Earhngiou there h ut bcn 187 votes was icsentcd and a personal en In S E counter followed cm of a total of int Some blows Darlington there lul been 184 were passed Davis drew and at to use a knife and vot H cast out of a total of 210 tempted McCord then drew a revolver At Madisonvillc there had been They were separated however cast 350 votes in Elk out of a total Friends of both men deeply de of 422 345 in The Mill out of a plore the matter and everything tot it of 390 270 in Court House will he done to pacify and prevent It is believed the out of 1 total of 303 330 in Kttch further trouble matter will go no further ei out of a total of 397 Quite a number of colored voters in Madi The army worm recently com- ¬ sunville had not voted up to noon menced operations on De Ridders At Mortons 255 votes were cast FlatP Schuylerville and was completely obliterated in one afternoon up to noon out of a total of 377 by an army of English sparrows IIMey 172 out of a total of 213 and blackbirds The pest has not Diwson 232 out of a total of 258 reappeared since Schenectady at St Charles 2to votes had been Union cat at 2 p in out of a whole of Whats the use of counting ma jorities McKinlcy has over 300 233 Twenty precincts out of a total electoral votes already ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 HONESTY PREVAILS AND THE BAND PLAYED Bryan will be elected dent of Mexico Presi ¬ GARRETT A HOBART dfiC HOPKINS COUNTY of twenty one in the county give PIN THEIR FAITH Bullitcns began coming in at 530 p m The first six bulletins No 7 were ofviio consequence was Bryan cant carry Nebraska Whence came tho inspirator Boodler caught II New York United press local bureau says McKinlcy has undoubtedly carried city by 25000 plurality ¬ The Enthusiasm Was Unbounded Among tho Advocates of GOOD ¬ Bryan has promised our thon est yeomanry 50c dollors Shake Rag gives Bryan 50 majoritybut he cant carry Nebraska now ¬ Who cares for Hopkins county MONEY AND GOOD GOVERNMENT New York Some of the papers arc claiming 20000 in Indiana for McKinley but there are no returns to base an estimate on New York Herald says McKinley carries Nebraska by 13000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fV Kb New York Sun bulletin siys all returns from west show large vote for McKinlcy that he gets Michi iganby30ooo and Chicago by ioo Bath Maine McKmley car000 ries city receiving 1234 voto3 Bryan 472 also carries Sewalls ward as follows McKinley 167 Bryan 66 Bulletins No 8 to 12 arc simply precinct estimates without interest No 8 New York Sun bulletin sajs Democratic Chairman Talbot of Maryland says vote Ins gicn Statc to McKinlcy by 38000 phi- New York Journal sajs rality MCKiney lias carncu iiaspcmt- Same pasetts by over 100000 per says Gorgia gone for Bryan by Secretary Trayor Re40000 publican State Committeeman of Iowa says we have certainly car ried tho State by upwards of 80 000 and have elected our entire New Congressional delegation York Herald says Maine h is gone republican by 50000 Associated press bulletin says Chairman Rusk of the democtatic concedes Baltimore committee city to McKinlcy by 15000 it gave Cleveland in 1892 1459c claim Republicans No 12 from 35000 to East Tennessee by 65000 majority The indications point to heavy republican gains in Middle Tennessee and the election of Josiah Patterson sound money democrat in the 10th congressional district The next bulletin of intercbt is No 15 Ex Mayor Hopkins of Secretary telegraphs Chicago at Washington that Illinois has gone for McKinlcy by 100000 16 No Chairman of demo cratic state committee of Ken tucky concedes the election of every congressman in the State ex except in the first and second dia tricts It is believed lliat Thomas ru publican is dieted in the first dis trict ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chirstian county goes 1500 Republican Hopkins 1000 populist Demonstrations Here and at Crumbaugh goes to the State - St Charles Senate 16 to 1 that black guard foe MEN SICK dont succeed himself in the Senate THE SILVER McKinleys vote comes from where there are school houses Last jiight was one of great re Bryans vote comes from where goicing with the Republicans and there are no school houses the few sterling Sound Money Free Trade Democrats in Hopkins county Oliver notwithstanding the loss of the Free Fight county to the popocrats through But no Free Speech the cowardice of office seeking pol- jhcans wjo lad not the courage Mammal wonder how Willie t0 staml by teirhoncst convictions feels McKinlcy will be iuaguratca on Pgainbt tie silvercraze county is March 4th You arc all invited to Although tho home lost the National victory is so be present Mark Hanna will furnished you great that this trifling loss is forgotten in the general jubliation of tickets to Mexico if you want 50c all but the silver men who went Oh Williel We have missed home early ¬ ¬ No 33 Ohio for McKinley by the largest majority ever given to any candidate No 25 Governor Stone mem- ber ol Democratic National Com mittee concceds election of McKinlcy ¬ The brass band was out in Earl ington and blew its music vigorously A chorus of colored boys But also made music in the air cheerthe sweetest music was the ful clicking of the telegraph the of the telephone and the joyous shouts of the jubilant crowds as they read the bulletins thrown on the large sheet over the depot roof by the elcctrict steeRbp lican in a window of the St Ber- ¬ nard building At St Charles the enthusiastic McKinlcy men had a parade at if oclock p m with 200 men in line Some of the bulletins displayed besides pict by the stercoptican otherwise interures comic and lined were as follows ¬ ting-a-lin- you ¬ But cant say wc are sorry A Jot of Hopkins county men who wore the yellow ribbon voted for Bryan they lived in Earling ton g Weve got you Bill McKinley yes we have you bet we havell Popocrats Has The Bee stung you enough yet We think that we have done enough Billy where is your private car and have you heard the news He commited suicide on a cross of silver Mrs B says Willie is out of politics pormanately And the people say so too Smile boys if you ¬ ¬ can Billy cant - - - - - - m n - - jtfm mMSJjtitTl The following message was caught by the sharp cars of a by stander as it flashed over the wires New York Nov 3 E M Flack Hopkinsville Indications are McKinley has carried 33 slates victory overwhelming If the Boy Orator had traveled 100000 miles more and made a thousand more speeches even tho I cant stand this tailor of mine mining camps would have desert declared young much longer ed him John C Latham The hc charges so Sypher No 30 New York Herald Bul morose man uttered an audible What difference does it letin sajs Bryans home precinct published sniff The Weekly Star so long as he by the-- boys shows commendable make he growled in Lincoln gave McKinley 197 enterprise on the part of these lit- charges it Bryan 107 I have said remarked the tle gentlemen And now Master that No 35 Ky Louisville 7th con Marvin Evans is preparing lo man who kept a scrap book gressional district returns from all launch a new journalistic enter- a pound of spiders web is long to go round the world counties unofficially gives Settle prise Note in what high esteem enough Poohl ictorted the mean man of oir town hold the democrat for congress over Breck the yonth Whats that Ive got a brother newspapir inridge 1760 In 6lh district Beronly five feet long who has been Perhaps you did not know The rounu tne worm tnree times ry democrat has defeated Ray by Bee extra ol Monday was in deover 1500 plurality Official vote Prince BisThey could not be manuEvery morning of Louisville and Jeffarson county mand factured and given out fast enough marck when he leaves his bed McKinley 28905 Bryan 16630 to suit the public who waited for weighs himself in a pair of scales Palmer 1047 747 precinct in- positive and accurate information and enters his weight in a special cluding Louisville and Jefferson diary In 1879 he turned the scale Plow the wheat land spread county give McKinlcy plurality of the manure harrow it in and let at 260 pounds but he has now re duced himself to about 200 5979- When the weeds arc an it start Chairman of republican commit- inch high harrow the land fine and pounds tee makes 635 precincts show net let the weeds start and again harVincent Ray a Chippewa Inrepublican gain over 1895 of 6343 row By the time the wheat is to dian who died tho other day at soil- - will be in fine Superior Wis left an estate val No 36 In 6th Kentucky dis- be seeded the finest condition and the weeds ued at S75000 trict Berry democrat has ccrtain completely destroyed Poor Old Hustler wonder if Giv y defeated Ray by over 1500 plu He has eaten his last rice i3 ens has a panic Bet he has a rality the expression used by the Chinese pain This last bulletin was received when they wish to imply that a at 230 a m and the Sound mans end is near Subscribe for The Bee Money men quit listening to the good news because this was the teS last news of any kind sent out ¬ I ¬ ¬ Olant Hog There is a hog on exhibition at Kaufman Tex according to the National Provisioner which is perhaps the largest living ljog in the known world It is lour years old and was raised in Robertson county Tex by a Mr Briggs When he sold the hog six months ago it weighed 1430 pounds It is 8 feet 3 inches long 4 feet 1 inch high measures 6 ieet around the neck 8 feet around the body and 23 inches around the forearm His feet arc as large as those of a common ox and the leg bone larger than that of the largest He is Poland China and steers Red Jetsey He eats corn like an ox takes the whole car in his mouth at once and eats the cob as well as the corn eating from 40 to There seems to 50 cars at a time be no surplus flesh or him and physicians who have examined the hog say he can easily be made to reach 2200 pounds The present owner paid S250 for thchog and has been offered 1500 for him He has a fire policy on No other animal for 5000 the hog it is said ever reached such tremendous proportions A At a Sunday School institute at Biddinger Garrett County Md r recently appeared on horseback Amos Broadwater who will be 92 years old next month He rode about five miles to attend the meeting Mr Broadwater is the father of twelve living children grandfather of ninety nine and of one hundred and forty He has also several Three ycrs ago Mr Broadwater became a widower and just about a year ago he again married great-grandfath- I jj fl A New Hampshire man who was spending the day with some city relatives at a large show estate in the suburbs of Bosfon looked with strong disapproval at the weather proof plaster statutes which were to be seen at various points on thu beautifully kept grouads Five scarecrowsl he ejaculac ulated scornfully five scarecrows on about two acres of pasture land I Ones a plenty I tV ¬ ¬ ¬ HH T -- lull ¬ ¬ ¬ I m IT H ¬ R u ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JP4 ¬ ¬ tm Wiss KvtMW i v j A HURRAH FOR BOUND MONEYI jj M s No 17 Jacksmi Miss lift liv sissippi gives ilry hi majority W 50000 vole for Wiit on y d o B Sovuu democrat exceed 10000 candtduts fur cunres elected i i S sM No 18 -- New Yotk Herald saj Pennsjlvania will g vj McKinlcy 1 260000 plurality The Ueral Ql A tl Jam also says riots prevented the cle tion in the southern part ol Dolr McKinley cairus the Sta ware 1 by 15000 Ml tut tt S t J No 19 New York Tribun r tr i- says Democrats conceded Virgioig Nev 3 to McKinlcy by aoooo York Sun says Bryan will carry South Carolina by 40000 y l w w 1 mzm t-- a YM VfMuMmwim V YlMuM1 Ji JKIMM mJmLmMMumm JJfmmmmmb7MM MmmmmmBMss UijUftLaiKr SHkvhH7 - WBpKVwTsHUUJMiI V - km j A Ik If 1 i i v J jj9 xa It fir fH nHB X SA VUk trrfflMEFt - The Bees Estimate We ive today the fpllowing estimate of the electoral vote for McKinlcy Connecticut 6 Delaware- 3 Illi nois 24 Indiana 15 Iowa 13 Kansas 10 Kentucky 13 Maino 6 Maryland 8 Massachusetts 15 Michigan 14 Mini csota 9 No braska 8 Now Hampshire 4 New Jersey 10 New Y01K 36 North Dakota 3 Ohij 23 Pennsylvania 32 RhoJe Island 4 Tennessee 12 Vermont 4 Virginia 12 West Virginia 6 Wisconsin 12 Total 302 Thu New York Tribune this morning gives McKinlcy 293 clcc toral votes Thos Piatt claims 300 for Mc Kinlcy ¬ ¬ ¬ it ¬ r wJi M4 m Where is Billy dcr the d At home tin- - nffso pp e riilHH f 1KAVKS JBWMK - 7V rvmi imn a i BItltNO moiicii 8Bf iEE c tiv ivrtiiit rAitJiiui PUBLISHING COMPANY lncorporalfil l Ilnitteil llif in matttr Pestoftlcii Katlltntton as 8coml SdHSCRlITlON KATKS- - output of coal in Hopkins county during ecr after The girl 1S05 was about one fourth her throat laughrd aa khp fastrrird II at nonsenses the total output of the en- leafWhatmorrow nndj oil wont hue tho you really Insist lo tire State In 1805 the rm going away Harry You know why go nnd It Isnt exact output of the State kind Kllen to put It that way Why do was 3207770 tons bi- ¬ you tenic me to and the oung man hat nearly his face tuminous and canncl coal drew hissat loot Ing nier he strong chin Hllcn at Hopkins Countys output that nlono was visible from beneath Iho was 7SS435 tonsaMbitit hot Tell me Harry Jut nhyyou nrc belleo linie forgotten minous This is a gain going lint was lpoeked suddenly to The over the product of 1893 tho ground disclosing n flushed and of 273 Gl tons and a loss of 23323 tons as compared ivith ISO 4 which ¬ ¬ ened tlio bluo of her eyes In which oo It nr strictly tn advance o Iny ii glnd and II n l tux luiiiun tlriji i niirv Ilrr fwfit fresh brcatJi 1 TiitcrMontlii alglm nnd tho Vntlo Copies nliif In enreKnliig Specimen copies mailed free on application itreipomlrnli wanted in all patti of the warmth of her teiulir lienri made nil e untr Address us for partlcutara glow with n prut It frrtjirnrl limit Tin old Ircili ilmiil u in lug llsgrrcn ut nut nn If WcKmiing till within sight UUDNESDAY NOVEMIIHR 4 189c lo come nml llnteii to Its tirra of davs gone by for tilthoiigh It lintl iciiuhed n green oh nge It lintl not lenrued the wisdom of slliiiii nnd gloried In its being tlu onl bcrci tu the oid orhi liomestcutl Tho wnlng iirtns hail uttrnOtid two tlo woman Indeed I do Horry I know sho jxTFons who rami from the old home nml mmImI ihiinulMs tennith It on miiRt bo lovely How long havo you nuttireH llirom- of grim clwt rrutly been engaged Oh I nm not engaged yet but 1 for rich or cor IIou I loti this old beech naltl know sho loves me so it will bo nil llllen Dm In to her enmpniilon nnd right Tlion why did you wont mo to con- ¬ ttdorcr Iutt soi Harry how loicly I hi liiiis lire uow ttipfoslng y uti get gratulate you Harry sold tho girl wondcrlngly me n few Oh a womans reason Tho joung fellow gathered several Just bo tintl dropping thrci Into the girls lap cause ho answered laughing Someway Ellen as I Ho hero I think liild hlniEcIf at lirr feet HOPKINS THE BANNER Hero Is one for joti to lcop Harry of our lost talk neath this old tree COUNTY But Harry you mustntl Thatisnt h memory of this litj braiitlful day Wcor It for nwhlle Illcn nml then right to tlio woman you love Why not Ellen gho It to me It will then cntcli bonic I merely remem ¬ The of your life and be wiirtn with It for bered your giving mo a leaf I surely iL-- IllINQ hod come iiml tho day was il c o k o d in her brldnl robo of fttlnfcst grcon Tho golden glory of her sunshine tresses only deep ¬ uil r i Jylil llredl nnd Courton kcpllslscycoBtcodl ly on tho girls face Whnt Id Iter name llarry U10 poot girl said slowly Oh I ntn not going to tell you yet I Just want to talk nbouthcr Oh all right go ahead I But first Hnrry pull a few of those leaves from tho beech I Uko io havo them In my hands Why Ellen you arc trembling whats tho trouble HtUo woman Nothlngl sho answered whllo her heart beat loudly at tlio tender tono ol olcc his and tho name little woman I but surely tiro other woman wouldnt caro for just that once Harry throw himself on tlio ground nnd lay Idly watching somo Insects buzz ing In tho nlr abovohlmj then turning and leaning on Ida elbow lio gazed steadily up nt Ellen His eyes wandered over tlio pretty nary hair and down tho fnlr face noticing tho sad droop of tho moil tli then ho murmured to him self Im n brutel Well Ellen ho said at last You havent congratulated me I nm euro you would if you could eco tlio dear llt ¬ In needed by poor tired mothers over ¬ worked and burdened with care debili ¬ est tated and run down becauio of poor thin Buslntst oi Importance called President And Impoverished blood Help la needed by the nervoui turfoer tho men and Atkinson of tbe Si Bernard Coal Com women tortured with rheumatism neu ¬ pany lo Nashville last week ralgia dyapep ls scrotula caUtrb Help Where Ate the ueaiher prophtis llisl they have not vet staled whether or nol Iho winter will be one cold enough to glvn When Hoods Barsaparlllu begins to en ¬ Ihe miner steady work for the next ew rich purify nnd vltallio the blood and months sonds it in a healing nourishing Invig- ¬ orating nt ream to the nerves muscles and One thousand cats ol cte were bhtpped organs ot the body Hoods Barsaparllla from Earllngton luti month and when he up tho weak and broken down sys ¬ builds tem and cures all blood disease because warm weather Is taken In consideration It was certainly a good months work Help DcMrt in s Mines THE BATTLE OF LIFE A LA DliLLli JAUOINmim Now that Ihe election Is over the miner In peruiing the papers will have to turn to tbe Cuban war column for maileriot Inter ¬ Comes Quickly Hoods Sarsaparilla jiS FillS 1 AU druggists Co Ixmcil Mass uor uriuin isjust severe spell of typhoid recouering Irom a ever ¬ Is tho Ono True Mood Purifier rreparcd only by 0 1 Hood We venture the assertion that last Tues day but few miners are found la the free silver ranks Hall Sbellon president of the Coal Co of Barnesley made us a pleasant call Monday He says Ihe company Is doing a good business now ¬ nOOCl aro the only pills to Uko wMiltoodsSarsaparlua year showed gain over during which strike Hopkins Countys miners worked daily The rcsultof the sympathetic 1803 of 50084 tons the ities at mines subject to inspection in State 8 No fatal accidents in Hopkin¬ ployees in Hopkins county in 1805 was 1887- Jlni arls employed 288 Fatal- total number of em- ¬ ¬ s-Total coke produced in Kentucky during 1805 was 25557 tons Of this 25110 tons were made at Hurlington st 1 jji t f l r j J iN ii 1 - Rowella iSg6 Newspaper Directory Tnr IM-- ii Uee Publishing Co Publishers AbVKKTibKUbNT Tiie Ukk official organ o coal Inn rests of Western Kentucky Only republican paper In Hopkins ic- - llursdays li publican lour cstab paces aox6 subscription Si Ii liil itsSg Iaul M Mooc editor puDiican last citciioni anu nueeu au- Iublisbcd in clifef joiiiiu couulita mining town and county of Kentucky k Mining cliiof revenue of countys f wealth Minersintelllcent American t citizens UarllnRton bas four montiis more free schools than State nays for r white and colored Two public libraries I jpmr3irjnii jslpw5 glrc Complacency Mrs Illgwod It must boterrlbcni but rossing to bo as poor as tlicy arc the nccr give anything to charity Mr Ulgwnd lJut wo dont cither Mrs Bigund Well they cant 6ay that It is becausa no havent got it to Vnnlty Wlioro They Stopped Mr Emanclpus Thcro is ono good thing New vomen can never become Life nnglomanlacs Mrs manclpus Why not Mr Emanclpus You cant turn your bloomers up at the bottoms Brooklyn Unaccustomed ICxerclae I wondor mused Mr Ardup as ho looked at tho fhc dollnr greenback in his liand what I was golpg to do with this I Oli yes I I remember I was Chicago going to pay a bill with It Tribune A Question of the Times I bought a pair of handsomo em- ¬ broidered suspenders to day John iho said as she smoothed out her c5 IeHti bloomers For me or for j ou ho asked Chi 1ost solemnly that that pretty hair pin holder ho gao rdstfho dollars yet to- ¬ day I saw exactly the snmoklndousalo for ten cents Mother- You know my dear Qcorgo Ih cry religious Most likely ho bought that at a church fnlr N Y Weekly - Ilia Present Bweet Qirl Mother Ocorgo told mo Oat for the Dust Mr Crlmsonbenk When Constance wub younger sho used to rldo a wheel and I tell j ou shed tuko nobodys dust Mrs Crlmsonbeak You dont say Yes but now sho has reached tho marrying ugo bIios willing to tnko al Yonltcn Zizizzz7 moat iiiiia7 Iloa out So Kclsoo didnt hit it off with Miss Heiress Did he get a pointed refusal I think ho did It was her fathers boot Detroit Irco Iiess a tho MuRiiilno Now Neither rhjmo nor reason what could thnt bo I wonder Why poetry of caurcyoustupIdl ludlanupollb Journul To fomo pungent rcmiirks of a pro ¬ fessional brother nn American bar ¬ rister commenced hit reply as follows AIny it plcaao the court restlnp on tho ojicli of ropubllcim equality as I do coveted with tio blanket of constltu tloiinl panolpy us I iin tind proUclod by tho nogls of Amu lean liberty as I foci myself to be I tlcsplwsth buzzing of tlio professional Insect who luut jutit iat down mid defy his futile nttempta to pcivotintc with his puny sting thu Interstices of m Impervious covering Iecl Orator can remember that llttlo act of kind rcss By tho way glvo mo another wont you Ellen I thought you wero going to tell mo nbout that woman Harry I am wait ¬ ing to hear I Well lot mo sit closer to you to steady me let mo hold your hand Ellen I rcf uso to bo made sport of Horry I Ellen answered angrily You will wish you had when I havo t finished Courton rejoined grieved iilicn cast an angry glanco at him I I nnd kept n dignified silence You remember Ellen how I used to love you Harry you nro going altogether too far you used to bo a man Becauso I loved you Ellen Tho girl rose but Courton drew her down again Come Ellen lets havo done with nonsense You can see now how your coquetry hurt me It was unmanly and contcmptiblo to act so Ellen but this time I wanted to bo nure You know tho woman now dear nnd cantl Justly bo proucl of het 7 Tho girl sat silent and ono was re minded of a glorious Bunset breaking through heavy clouds and gradually turning all to an indescribable golden and crimson glory After watching tho beauty of her f oco glow Courton said Now arent you sorry you didnt let -me hold your hand MQf Thus it is necessary at times in mo ¬ tWL ments of intense feeling to moko fiomo IOOItlNO STRAtXIV at nut 01m- - commonplace remark to break tho Our souls rather angry face ns Harry Courton strain aro finite aro inflnlto but our raised lilmsclf nnd it looking steadily bodies dt the girl AUTUMN If iou would let he self made mist Tho bride stood beneath tho spread ¬ dlssoho you would see clearly enough ing arms of her old friend tho beech This dangling nt u ropes end never Tho old trco would know her no more sure whether 3011 aic going to bo nnd tho tears deposited on every leaf by hanged or not doesnt suit me If I tho loto rain fell down on Ellens head go nway jou will cither forgctor want with every sigh of tho autumn wind mc and I intend to hie some decision Thcro was n sadness in leaving old Oh Cllcn if you only could or would friends though inanimate even when love me I nnd his loicc sounded Uko we go into u golden happiness and El ¬ a cry ns ho again fell back on tho lens eyes were dimmed as sho pulled a grass and pulled the hat otcr his face few of tho tear laden leaves and fastBut Hllen saw the trembling of tho ened them in her dress chin that told her more than anything Cornel Whats thlsl Tears in tho ho had ccr said and she felt sincere- ¬ eyes of my little wife said Harry as ly sorry for him Give mo bo drew her closely to him 15 lien cc reiflrcd nml the old lceol ono of those leaves youwear dear one I shook Its leaicr jicpuMcitly and bo placed it reverently in a llttlo What fools these mortals were why caso ho drew from his pocket Just then a strong breath o air shook not listen to his tales Instead of talking tho tree so that the remaining tears fell such nonsense You stand too much Harry thats tho trouble tlio girl said honestly I dont understand you Klien Well Ill explain I am a born co- ¬ quette I cant help it nnd wo both know It I like you honestly but when n woman loves Horry eIio is simplici ty itself her heart Is no longer amirago where sho constnnUy chases unrealities but tho beautiful oasis in tho cool waters of which sho bathes her fevered brow nnd is at peace and rest Now you see Harry how foolish yoilvo been You hao been offering tho beautiful sunshine of your lovo to ono whoso eyes arc still blind to it You can do nothing but wnit and even then Harry I might prefer tho soft moonlight of somo ono clsos lore I am honest with you Harry nnd I can only say I dont know If you caro enough about me you can wait but I dojji offer you tho slightest hope You ttto BE DREW IIEH CLOSELY TO HIM sensible- to go nnd had I been you I totho ground Just ns tho sun burst should havo gono long ago I shall forth in all its glory nnd tlio old beech honestly miss jou Harry but if you wared Ids arms Joyously stay I should tense you as I havo done you Harry I simply cant help it it isnt right to wero tho smiled then said First then coquette llttlo woman you so go and now last our old friend here the Will you now give mo tho leaf El- I tree who is old enough to know better len sco how ho beckons as of old for Yes but it is nil withered but a Just us to listen to his old yarns and yet you wont keep it it wont matter for sco that llttlo nnd Hllcn oneo more tho coquette ho has a tender heart nest on ono of tho branches ha only smiled demurely and handed it to him sways that enough to mako a gentle lullaby for tho llttlo birds who trust in HUMitcn him May I In my old nge protect tljOBO A year and more hod passed oter tho whom love above all nlwoys protect I ItB and make you happy llttlo one even if anclcut head of tho old beech I leaves wero darker from tho hot sun gain tho weakness of wlsldng to tell of summer nnd to dny It stood sullenyears ono In sight tales of tho ly with never a motion of its long ctcry by gono arms Kllcn Dorln wit beneath its idiotic tho same nnd yet different wiNTnn Well this is good rllcnl said n Boncath the beech stood aa elderly cheery voice as Harry Courton ap- man Tho leaves from tho old treo had proached nnd rlook hnnda You evi gono and tho snow of tlmo had covered dently received iny note nnd wcio ex tho head of tho silent figure beneath tho pecting ine I cant stay as long ns 1 undent tree had planned for 3 ou Idow business is It w as a forlorn enough Bight nnd tho a stem goddess nntl I 0111 totally ab Vold winter blast chilled tho llfo sorbctl in It in tho old comrades Tho man at tho silently Surely Courton had turned coquotto atood pazlng now nB ho looked long and earnestly beech and then ho drew from hla nt tho girl beforo him pocket a enso from which ho took threo Lets sit down under tho old beech leavcB nnd stoexl looking through them Ellen Do you remember our Inst talk 3nto tho paBt Though nil wero with ¬ hero ered one could nco that they wero beecU Did sho remember Would sho ever leaves and had been picked at different forget It seasons of tho year Ono had been of Oh yes Harry l bellcvo I do she oprlng a faint green another of sum and tho last answered sner a darker tinge You vero right In what you said 1 showed dimly tlio radlanco given it by must lux o been nn nw f til bore not hnv tautumn ing sense enough to tnko no for nn This man waslllairy Courton Ban answer ner of Gold Thu tenrs wero very near tho surface In Ellens eyes nnd sho thought Mpo locos nteco nas just necoma II ho would only bo a bono ngainl nnd reconciled to heir husband Sim married Hnrry watched tho glrln fneo closely Count Balltncl an officer of tho Papal uml saw tho tears rise guards five yearn ago but tlioy I wnnt to tell you something Ellen cpiarrclcd ou tho re turn from thowed I haa found a woman who I nm suro ding tour and separated A child xvaa loves me and whom I loo even bettct born whom tlio father never saw till re than I loved you nt 0110 time ccntly it fell dangerously ill wc he I nm very glad Hnrry nnd wish yon was BUicmoitcd nnd at onco made up nil happiness tho quarrel Tho counthas been pent I wanted to tell you first of nllETJcTV to Spain In chargo of tlio bcrrctta for and so I came Oh Ellen sho i tho archbishop of Valladolld who la one of dearest sweoiest llttlo woman thstT to the new cardinals Foreman Toombs and crew made rome needed repairs at No 9 mines last Sunday A new coke shaker was placed in position The locomotives recently placed In serat tbe coke works by Dan llmsiead and vice on the Baltimore Ohio for grade crew last week and Is a great improve work are giving much satisfaction Forty over Ihe old ono of them are hauling trains on the Cumber rriit Richard and Rom Salmon officials ol land division of Iho road where the grade the Crablreo Coal Co wero here on busi 3117 fcctlo ihemllo ness last week The cost of tho improvements In prog ¬ 12 ul Ptice auditor of Iho Coal Associa ¬ ress along the line of the Louisville Nashville between Montgomery and Pensa tion has been busy on his monthly report cola Fla is estimated at nearly 400000 this week At Pensacola the new wharves and wareThe miners employed by Ihe St Ber ¬ houses will Cost about 35000 The bal- nard Co at all their mines were supplied ance of the money is being spent princip- with steady work last month so good was ally In reballasllng the roadbed and io lay the demand for coal ing heavier rails on some sections of the Tbe St Bernerd Cos pay day for Sepline tember was last Saturday and several The increase in freight IraOic on many thousand dollars were disbursed among of the Southern roads since October 1 has their employees caused much comment in railroad circles Secly of the Coal Exchange J W ine increase is not conlinrd lo cotton or Deacon went to bis home in New Jersey to to grain from the West but includes mis vole cellaneous articles Agents of the line entering Chattanooga stale that the busi ness at this season is unusual even In years unattended with financial depression They are at a loss to account for II A All communications and mailers o news per dispatch from Birmingham Ala is to the lalnlns to Ibis column should ta addressed lo Gto AListXbia Barllnton Kv same eflect Many of the transportation companies bae had to enlarge their force The Club of Earllngton was at Mad of telegraph operators and lo open addisonvitle Thursday night and visited Ihe offices lo handle the increased numtional Atkinson College The following program ber of trains was rendered Music address by Prof We are informed by Master of Trains Johnson song by Mr Geo Alexander of Devney that never before sinco he has Earlinglon Misi Gatewood recited a very been in charge of ihis division has there beautiful poem guitar solo by Claud been so many Irain crows at work which Bishop and Dock Eatl of Madisonvdle certainly indicates thai business is unus- - Closed with grand supper ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ foocomotiOe Blasts Life for man It but a battle Twlxt hla better tmit nnd worao It beglnnoth with tho raMlo And It endolh with the henna In the conflicts early stages On the field of strife he crawls And Ms natural Dntlncsa rages Till It conquer and appalls Boon from teaching and example In blm doodncss tries to grow Dut the Badness still Is ample To oercomo Its puny foo Then with years nnd teachlnn longer Dadnessi loses of Ha might And with Goodness erowlnp atrongct There Is moro nn even fight Long and bitter hard and wearing In tho struggling of tho foes Which will win In man dtspatrlnrrf Ho himself no answer knows One day Goodness Is tlio winner Next day Iladncsj dons tho paint Thon tlio saint drives out tho sinner Then tho sinner downs tho saint Lens this awful conflict rages In poor human man who would Gladly blot out many pages From his Ufas book If ho could Mow he hates the Badness In htm Tet at times ho helps It fight How he prays that aood to win him Btlll too oft his aid Is slight Dut at length the costly teaching Of experience brings sense Then tho man to heaven rcachlnc Asks for help In his defense Reonforced tho Good redoubles All Its efforts In tho fray And though not without new troubles Drives the Badness out to stay Out tho life long battlo dreary Has so weakened man that he Whllo triumphant falls a weary At tho gate of victory And with all his Badness vnnlnhcd And ennobled truo and brave He when fit to live Is banished To tho sllenco of tho grave Uut though bo on earth has tasted Llttlo save tho battles pains His hard fight has not been wasted For a Heavenly crown It Rains II C Dodge In Chicago Bun NoImTCnTiauarxyife -- AND A- - L FR1TJ3CH I SON i I fASIIIONABLE Bytho Persistant Uso of UFE SAVED ftyets Sarsaparilla I wns troubled for ycnrawltli n toro on iny knee which several plijHlclans vtliolrrnicil hip cnlled n caiicor insuring mo Hint nothing could 10 tlmm to fiuvo my llfo As alust resort I win Induced to try Ajer i ftiinmiintllln nnd nfter tak- ¬ ing ti number of bottles tlio soro rp TwywyiiiiyTfiMitaiyy - n -s- MEBCHANt TAILOnO1 fitlMJlAMjtM t a l Lj3lU 7 t 1 y T T i and 1 IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINCS Jil Upper First St Itvunn llle Imt He earnestly soticili Ihe patronage of lilt Hop klnt eonntr friends BEN T ROBINSON DRUGGIST Mortonw Oejp Always on bnnda full and complete stock nl DRUGS AND MRDICINKS IllU- FUMBHY and TOILKT AKTI- - JCo rxt ti olcy CLttS PAINTS AND OILS PHYICISANS b I I PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED tn Mlth in r liope ir nnd f I Since then I uso Avit i itrKiitarlllnocewloimlly ns n tmileiiiiil blooil pmlflrr ami In Ireil Il Riiiiw ns though I could not liiP houfte without It Jlrs S A riciDs Dlooinllekl In Miir liiiltl tny gencrnt perslHlcd In this until llm soro was en-ti-f- lv BEORGE KING DRUGGIST IE prescription ST CHARLES KENTUCKY ur oloted Qitiens ¬ ¬ 4zl f Harry Terry nnd Ids vilfo wero returning from a vlllngo worthys funeral where tlio officiating clergyman had been ft young man fresh from tho divinity mint 1 MI declarc Bnappcd Mrs Terry never did hear nnybody run on the vt ay that young- whlpper snnppor does Woro mb out foro ho begun to nay any thing Talk talk lalkl NoUiln but words I Get up eald Mr Terry to the horse Why dont you saj something llnr ry Terry demanded his w lfc Dont ho wear you out I dunno but ho docs said Mr Ter ry guordcdly Dunno but ho docsl echoed his wife Dont you lenow ho wears every body out No I cant iy I knew thct not truthfully for I nlnt heard near cvry bodys pinion of him Mrs Terry faced her husband Whats tho uso o your backln nn aho said flllln K Id like to know your pinion of him If you enn get It out Mr Terry tugged twice nt tho reins beforo replying Ht seems to me lie said nt length thct hes the kind o mnn thet would ruthcr change tho subjec thnn stop ¬ ¬ ¬ The Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparilla YERS nice inc of Drugflists StutorUs etartfullu Contrpuuofit a m ftyoro Pills Rcgulnto tho Liver JO B n 01 application WOKK AN IDEAL FAMILY HPAN8 lket rtIMkn met laillteMKa iiiimnrui IfSdarhr I ntlFH Illl loraitlclUR Offrlo llralh ot tt BuuaacU rtml all tjTrranil llowrUL TARULES MEDICINE Will receive prompt atli niion nt IiMiiniile s limiMirtl this olTicc a imI llrdr IwTfyJ t prwnplly IWV BuM rlillow iit finimniu or prn ut itiaii ironUr W II JKRNAtlAN O W WAIUllll lrel rrt- - Manarcr In-lti- llllANH t lirlllOAI III tnBpraltHT SCopkirts Goualu fi SILVER OR GOLD Bolter than citlior is it healthy Madisonvimk Kv livor If tho livor is 0 K tho 50000 man is 0 K Ilia hlooel is kopt Capital Stock - pure his tliccstion perfect nnd ho Transacts n general banking buinc5 can onjoy lifo nnd net intclligontly tnd Invites the accounts of llio cilirens ot rrd patiently upon tho questions HopUnsand ailJoinmR connli s You oil know whnt to of tho day Has the finest and mnsi incurr vauli in take You havo known i t for years that section of Kentucky It is Simmons Liver Regulator -- AND ItiO STAR APaNOLCO av TM IX BANNER la trhimpa akall Oil lilt Ul4 l Ik said his wife In 11 tone which meant Why couldnt you bae caid Oiat before Youths Companion Wall A Hard Thing to Do A number of bulls by rrombers nf parliament and others haic been print ed lately but bishops Firm to per e ¬ tnlklnV EiiiiisHH iBi tmk ST lJU Ji J m ji ill Uv tUAAs-iUi- am lb ol iran s MUX am A T yttto - LOUIS CHICAGO and PEORIA trato them somctlmrn Ills lonKIiip ol Ripen In a sermon the other ilny nt Calvcrlcy near Ucdn Ijctrnieil I il bornlnn origin not for the1 llrt tnic Mv In tho same wny lie rad brethren I beg of on to dike bold oi your own heart nnd I not It Htra git in WrBtinlnHei fnelte tho face nr Tho medusae tlo ot orei both for henrll g nnd mei - Uhmtlx one U develops the oii nun illy I it hi ii absent They do ml bntiJi t hrnr nml wn 1 1 ST PAUL OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY ST J03EPH 0 IVdfe MON- ¬ NEBRASKA COLORADO TANA UTAH AND PACI FIC COAST TO For years you and your fathers havo found it of atorling worth It is nnd always has been put up Co Tako only by J II Zoiltn none but tho genuine It has tho Bed Z on tho front of tho wrapjier and nothing else is tho same and nothing so good UESTIBULEO TRAINS WITH ¬ ni A SLEEPERSCHAIR CARSftr and PIPING CARS L W Wateoloy O P A HO ST LOUIS Howard Elliott Con Nlgr STJQStPHUO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ually good and shows nlto Ibat tbe great Mus Doit Glass and Mrs Lei of Hop eek N bas many good men at work so-¬ kinsville visited Madisonvilta last L liciting business and that they are meet ¬ Mr- - Itose Garrell tt Ddnlap nnd wife ing with great luccess Abe Osborne and Herbert Git red Waited Thejoung son of Agent Etbridgo has Henderson Sunday been quite ill for Ihe week past Prof Lane and Homer Porter of the EWilently ihe charge of coercion can Gap were in the city Sunday night not be brought against President Thomas Is Mrs Itosie Barren of Madlsonvilla of the N when before the election be called his men together and addressed with u Ihem urging them to use their own free Miss Sallie Gentry ii sick this week will when casting their voles and only Programme of Legil Tender Reading called upon Ihem to carefully study their Circle for Nov 5th own and tbe interest of the road when Song Club tbey went to cast Ibeir voles Opening Address W M Killebrew Tbe railroad Iws from many points Recitation Miss Eliza Pritchett gathered at Henderson last Saturday and Declaration Mi ts Sarah Nurse participated in a grand Sound Money rally Select Reading Miss Susie Anderson wherein il slated thousands joined In ibe Song Club great parade Nothing like it was ever Short Talk Jodie Rash 4bcn in Western Kentucky Recitation Miss Mamie Jenkins Select Reading Miss Mary B Beener OI course the election returns show how Debate Resolved Ibat a Doctor is more many of Ihe railroad boys cast their voter benefit to a community than a preacher Tho cars of the cuttlefish or octopus It can be said lo tho credit of Ihe L Negative are located In Uip creatures body near Willie Duncan Afiifnalive N Attorney W L Gordon that no man to the base of tlp feelers Johnnie Hall in tbe county on tbe stump put In harder Closing Addrcss G Miller blows for sound money If you dream of a crown tho token Song Club Is of political social or ecclesiastical A great fraud was perpetrated in that TAKEN INSEXCIIANGB IW prefcrmejif circular sent out claiming to have been Bonis Other lulnily signed by the chief officer of the Engi Aunt Chine Whurs yo Undo Itns neers Firemen and Conductors with their lus PRICES AT GltnAUV linilUCEl authority and that lo the eflect that they Little Pete Drnpped ded upntSqunr were strongly in favor of soupd money Ladies and Children Mens our own price nirtiileots at Denil lets form Calico 5 cenif Aunt Chloe Drnpped ded chllo i The depot at Uirlington was well decor- ¬ Woolen Underwear gone iho bpltoin Wuz It tint nr hurt disease ated last Saturday and llio boys showed Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up We are agents for Little Tcte No Aunt Chlnoj It war tho TENNISNT STRIBLING SHOE COS their patriotism thereby sum ob dat nr Mnssa Iicndlcts buck y Celebrated Handmade Shoes Magazine in Islington The first man lo drcoraln shot DcmorcBts Ecvcry pair warranted lo onflag diy is said lo luvn been operator One satisfaction in giving Troper Iroeautlona give entire satisfaction T C Martin vtlm in order 10 bo in Ihu Servant Theres n newspaper man fi57 Cal and examine Scotts Emulsion to children is ¬ lead got tipnl four oclock in Ihu morning down stairs who says he wants to Inter they never object to it The view you sir t Mr Bell an einplavi u nl the shops at Eminent Btatrsman Tell him Im fact is they soon become fond Earlinglon was thrown from a vehicle a out and Jnmev fewdiiaRo nnd had nno of his ankles of it Another satisfaction is Yes sir badly sprained and which will lay him up Ilurrlcndo the fire cscapa nnd close because it will make them Detrplt Free for sevcril vsteks up tho hole In the roof 11 11 11 ¬ ¬ for many wm 111 mini I I gyuian In Kiiluinl tu U- - nrliv 11Ijjhbor uml trirniL hla ioplo us mi rather t hun u ut lilir nt ti fcssos that he u oiltit ullitl l reminder moti or Successors to Ii if he bad forgotten Iim locntli liost had not I Ku r lera tolet i Old Joker THOS D WALKER fair Mis CiiiiIT luyKetl ii In parocblnl xlail vliie h If ilehi iil Mrx Tho Trials of uCniiuto TaiMJii THE PIONEER TINNER Cnv1 had n pciniRnl flow of uimiIh which enmc from her liiw In ti xli ntlv Main Street West ol Railroad unerasing nnd ilrliU rnlf monotone slow trickle of it iuug wllhuiil tho She ligaiu btop semblance of ARLINGTON KY Ncicr been to no frtlrs sin I wn 11 girl bless tho Lord nor mean to M ept A complete Stock of once when my Ilelsy went lo pkiiv nnd fattier told mo tntnlehtrtouHliow uml there wot n giant nml elwnrf tlrvuxitl in a green pettii ont liltu n innukej on Ion organ an I sajs to lictsy iny drnr tlicys the works of the Lord but they Repairing Roofing and Guttering Sky high in quality hadnt ought to be nhowed but us the ¬ works of the Lord to Le had In rememand prices dirt cheap brance nnd dont oti think sir as when tliey shows the works of the Lord TWYMAN arc theyd ought to begin with n llttlo If you need anything in their line WALKER prnyor Mr Jcjujopp mlmlts that ho looking for You can get what yon want anil have a had no reply ht hand and bclleUs that the men you arc v Mrs Caul eicrpfterwnrd prhnlrly con little money left sidered him nn Irreverent henthen Youths Companion Jcbuopp It vas tlu Loin t 1 1 litem i l i if t WALKER TWYMAN 11 bt 1 STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS Thin Pale Children Fine Dress Goods JAMBS CRBNSHAW J ver opened up Wclrrn Union fur thu accom- ¬ modation of those ilesirinK ihu election now offices by iliu Senl ¬ newt Carelessness on Ihn part of someone Is said 10 have caused ihe disastrous wreck on one of the rnllirsida near SI Louis last week in which several lives were reported lost Mary had but llttlo nerve Willi mice until the got Her bloomer safely fastened on And then she had a lot Jack Day has to far recovered from bis late illness ns lo again bo able to resume work In tbe mines plump and give them growth and prosperity It should be given to all children who are too thin or too pale It does not make them over fat but plump It strengthens the digestive organs and the nerves and fur ¬ nishes material for rich blood We have a Ulltef you morcoa Sent free for the aaUag the subject SCOTT Tress Not Burprlslni Mm Iogg you David Walter JcGary EARLIHOTON KENTUCKY I OT lio got tuino news for Cnrrloo engagement la broken Trnnserlpt Mr Ipgg Im not nt nil surprised Since thnt new girl i nmo Into the liqusc there bus hardly been a day when sonic Dewiton thing hnsnt been broken Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES BOOD STOCK HAULb OP EVBflV DESOfliPTIOIV a t Avoiding Ioaalbllltlc sho fultercil mny cpmo Somebody between us Ufa breast heaved Whoever would do such a would fiercely exclaimed kk thing bo ho cpn ELEEANT TURNOUTS 0Wlfi Hiw York temptlbly small And with that ho moyed even yot nearer to her Woonsoolict Reporter UFARF ON Charges Reasonable Satisfaotigji Guaranteed FURNI8H8D HOPT NOTICE cm 4 V l I ABMmW i pp hmmmmHK1 Alngnxlno Cltih was dullglitfuly entertained In Mrs Wm Wtindcl Thursday nltfirtioon TI10 mfmmW s AN ARTIST vJ i jjaffMUMWM- - JuijfatitiVttiatutt Hffijfliiwr Gnla Day spr mf rfi i I fiit nil iwm w yywsn Tin tCV 4P j H v 83 3 Co r2aV p3cc iJU Litltas Mdazinu Cnil IlIlSlBqjKMD TIMB i Mr I II Flowtra Gtrrs n t Our CHU Dcightfit 119 Tn C M govn a 3ttbutri BcxadSfij roe Clrh Tm mk October sy Mrs A VV Jncftsun ltd upon An Ilrtml Witlioui Death Cunlttry nnd Mrs Paul M Moore led on Contontioiisncsi of Modern Novel Writer North American Mts Review Lyni and Mits Jenkins of Mlirfretsbotr Tcnn were guests of Mrs Wcndel Mrs J 1 Foard was absent Tho next meeting will lie held with Mrs J IS Mooru on Thurs day November 12 nt 330 p in Mrs J V Foard and Miss Burr leading from Atlantic Monthly nnd McClttres I ¬ On last Saturday livening Mr ElMwfrO wk kspv rataA fKfSf ywftfiVH gBgas U liiawTV i 4fcQKaL HOt N T1MB TABLE I1 ltirem lW IniII Accomodation Mndlionrllla tiulilrnr 11 li t arrival IIICJI III toj p in m mid Joj 6lJ 4ji p m m fOUTII Jvy ViiIm Nfillil KtTM Knvllln Acconiolnlon IOtilpnc rniil Mailltonrllle 4IJ p ni Flowers Header nnd Impcnnnalnr very dolighltul terltal at Masonic Hall Ilo Is an artist of rare ability and his Im personations of t10 old man of llm Inev- ¬ itable small boy of ilia fond parent1 elc were very line Ills andience though small on account of Ilia nearness of tho election was very appreciative and could have listened with great plcpsurn to n longer programme Time llsv by so quickly lint ono realised with n Man thu closing lima was near Wo hop Mr Flowers will honor us again by his pres ence and wo will promisa him a full house jjj p til a m The Grandest Kemedy Mr It I ¬ In affect Sunday Jin 19 189 W W KTIIRIDGB 4KIUVAL jm Axtnt ANO DKPARTUIW OP TRAINS AT Cntnnh Cannot be Cuted with LOCAL APPLICATIONS not reach tho neat of the disease Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease and in order olo euro It ou must tako internal remedies Halls Catarrh lira is taken 1 NORTONVILLE tliey can o o 1 tk xv rc coma bast i 1 OH p P j McmpliU to Central Cllf Pullon te Louisville Momplili to Lonlivllle GOING WBST Loulirllla 10 1ul u t Central Cllf In Memphli ioniivuiB 10 jviempuu Garlingtpn J W News Motes internally and ads directly 011 tho blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure 1 was prescribed is not n quack mudiclnu 1045 a in by ono of tho best physicians in ibis country for years nnd Is a regular prescription It Is composed of tho bust tonics known 1JJ p m combined with tbo best blood purifiers 757 a ni nctingdirrctly on U10 mucouj surfaces 1139 a m The perfect combination of the two ingred ¬ ients Is what prcducia buch wundeitul results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free F I CHENEY CO Proos Toledo O bold by druggists price 73 Halls Family Pills are thu best Personal Paragraphs and 610 in tu ¬ afjjnings ¬ Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention Jenkins of Mnrfrccsboro Tenn is visiting Mrs Wm Wen tel Ilccla Miss junuo Trad 11LUINU Mark A Quart lor a Ccnta h06S NOT KTRKAK TUB CLOTHES 1 tic hint Hilling mailn Take no Inr isalo liy Si Ileiuarcl Drug Slore oirc speakers Tcte Davisjicaded the list then Mr C C Givcns and lastly Chas Jones Thcapplausa few was wca and rare and only Misso3 Dona Wood and Nannie listened to- the ranttngs of these Stokes visited friends in Hender calamity howlers son a few days last week -t 11 - mains something more than a mcro local irritation nnd tho sooner it is relieved Hie belter Tako Aycrs Cherry Pectoral Il is prompt to act nnd nuro to curr Mi3s Sallic Dcvney returned last week to Uvansville alter a short and the free silver men sick unto visit to the Misses McGrath A lo read wish bad death at tlni dying agonies of the ing negro who Idea learnedsome of bfs acof It Id lo glvn nn A cough which persists diyndir day cause they have nursed so careful- ¬ quaintances who had never seen a book should not Ua neglected uuy longer It ly trumped up the following said Reading Is tho power of bearing with the eyes instead of Ibe cars Grcevc merchant of Chi Iiowle Vn certifies that he had consumption was giver up to die sought oil medi cal treatment that money could procurr tried nil congh remedies ha could hear of but got no relief spent many nlghtu sitting up in n chair was Induced to try Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured by use of two bottles For past thrco jcars has been attending to business and says Dr Kings New Discovery is tho grandest remedy ever made as it has done so much for him and also for others in his community Dr Kings New Discovery is It is about as hard to break tomo people guaranteed for Coughs Colds and Con- ¬ of bad habits as it is to break Malarial sumption It dont fall Trial bottles Fever whenlt unco gets a firm hold upon free nt Si Uernard Drug Storo one Mr C Hlmrod of Lacaslcr Ohio A weak attempt at political says Simmons Liver Regulator broke a casa of Malarial Fever of thrco years stand speaking was made here on Satur- ¬ ing for me nnd less than ono bottlo did day night All day the town was the business I shall uso il when In need flooded with goldcn luicd badges of any medicine and recommend It I I ¬ f Patriotic Amcrlfam Olserre ling Day toil CvtrywLtre Otir litltecily was gay on Saturday uith numerous flags nnd beautiful decorations Flags of all sizes weto seed from Grand Old Glory waving majestically in front tho St Bernard Sloro lo tho woo flags oh ibe coats of our young Americans Tho SI Bernard Storo was handsomely decorated with festoons of golden bunting caught Into rosettes of our national colors A largo flig waved from tho front of tho building nnd numerous small flags were Handsome pictures q also dlsplaicd McKfulcy nnd Hobart wero dotted about large flag J M Victory displayed So did Mr DeVylder Other stored wero gay with small flags Tho residence por ¬ tion was particularly Ray and many hand somely decorated homes wero seen Large Flags flags medium flags tiny flags everywhere Well Did you say gold Quantities of Ycllowl Yellow rather yellow Yellow waiving from tho flag staffs Yellowy on gato postsl Yellow ovcrdoori Three fourths of tho homes moro Ibun thrco fourths displayed pictures of McKlnley and Hobart and yellow Only n few was seen 011 all of these Bryan decorationions wero seen among thesa many for McKlnley ntidHobart na tional honor nnd prosperity 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ - IIY KAtt Wl K UK ltITCy Hon coiiHS Crawford iv prominent John hnilHic g E T HALSEY President W M GRAHAM w Secv C NONES VicE PnEsmrvr I3EN W KOI3INSON Geni Mok Inan in bin com ¬ Ho hnil bBtm life hi pov munity economy crirly nnd fortttiintcly hail married nfrlrl with taslos nml hnblia ISoth dosliviTto rlflo ftlrnllnr to his ow In tho world anil she forgettlnff her ffelf bent nil her onorKlcfl toward liU progrefl nml Bdccren Hho did her 0W11 iiottsoworlc for ycarp lnndo licr own clothed nml UitMQ of Wr children and In ovary wny wucrl that John might bo rich nnd Inflttrntlnl He- - history was HUo Hint of tJiotiMUilfl of nfjicr Now inglnnd woincn lio woro herself out for licr family She norcr lind tlitto 11 erty hnl learned I Bird Eye HALSEY Jelic flNCORPORATEPl 2 Telegraph Address V Wliitlcy Canty Kentucky flftSfifKTMiVHB3allf LUMP JELLICO TENN for Roolnl life and not rv very great nmouut ot tltno for rending thouglisho Iscpt up as well rw powllilo with tho thought of tlio day but lcr ono aim was to have licr littibanil honored John Crawford vnn a good husband Ho though not nlwayn corMlderatc thought nobody qnito so good nml help- ¬ ful ns Ilctsey noljotly coolted bo well nobody won mare rnvlug nml ho wnn proud to rle by her help Ho failed iter that help liad bwa In his life Or BIPD EYE COAL JELLICD From B VAlSlDERPPnT MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF the well known Jellico Vein Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal H If ¬ Ross nnd Miss Mat tic Grey wore in town on Satur day Mrs w Jas U is In lifo worth living Ye4 it your Liver In rooi working order It not begin at once using Or Cartalrdls German Liver Powder price ajclm Da not take n auli slituta Your Druiryisi cm eel it il nut in itock Mrs J FFtSard returned home from tfaslivilltij on Friday after an M soncc til two weeks - Bifflnlr K Sore Thioat Quickly Cured Not long ago in speaking of sore throat Mr- - Cr II McGary was called and the difficulty frequently experienced in curing il Mr E of Ilendersiui last Friday on ac Pa told how bo hadInomu curedUaioidale often il iu his count of the illness of her mother family We give it ri bla own words I vlu is now improving have frequently u itll CrubsrlaiQs Pain Halm in my family for sore tbroit and it 1ilcl Piles Itching Piles has effected a speedy cure in every instance Svihtoms Moimiirr inleiiho itching 1 would not tbiak of getting nloa in my nnl minyinp in ii M nlbl worso by home without il Pain Balm also cures II allowed to continue tu rheumatism sprains and bruises sciiicldiiK For sale mors may form which often bleed and ul at 23 and 30 cents per boitla by St Ber becoming very sore Hwaynks nard Drugstore eiTHtf Man T Eirhnjton Uintmbnt stops tho itching nnd bleeding Robinson Morions Gap Geo King St IimIi ulceration and in most cases removes Charles tliu tumors At druggists or by mail for Saturday was generally ob- ¬ Son Philadelphia 40 crnts Dr Swayne served hero and tho city was thor- ¬ ¬ sVsuin tlierehy bringiog relief 10 the Srup 30 cts and per twtlle Ptiudrr 25 cts Every bottle guaranteed or money refunded For sale by St Utr 1U1U Diiik Slore ml-fen- on Sriinrdiy Three fourths of the yellow Indts cutt pcnnj Wlro At Mrs Vie Davis and Miss Susie to tjii woiien- - and children Mis Hd McLeod accompanied Jciginson visited uJaiives here times thi rusli lor thesa badges tiy several joiiiij lidtes on hors was so great it was almost imp is last week I111I were in town Saturday An sible to supply the demand llucklentt Arnica Salve one spending the d ty Jteru could I Ir rlsinlia German llvt r Powder i 1 liu 1km baKo in thu irld lur Cuts ti ilipei1 putejit and bent family modi- never have had any doubt as u r iniiiit world lor lhprnU Conitlpa llriniosi Sjcoi Ulcurs SjIi Itheuni Fever the result of yesterdays fUction Mini Snur aioniich II hat a cldir Sorts IViitr Cluppal tlimls Chilblains iiini vuixiiiir tucuu Price jjcis 11 Si llcr-i- - Corns und all Skin Urupuous and posi The Whole Story Slum tively cuie1 Piles or no pa nquircd It is gujruileinl in vu i crftv sjiisfaclion or Of the treat siles attained nnd great cures Mi- - hli B Walker spent Satui niuiit lefundrtl Irice ty per Ux For arcomplishrd by Hoods Sarsaparilla is quickly told It purifies and ctiticbts ihu iUj iiini Sunday with fiiends in ball U St On runt Drug siuru Mood tones theslumaih and gives siicnHi 111 Mad hoi villi- Elders Morgan an t Dockcry of and tigor Diseaso cannot rnttr llnis I Miy aiifliir with Coiitiipitiiin Indigrv the Baptist Primitive faith tem fori Cud by the rich rid blood which linn nnd Sick IIMiUclns vlui Dr Carl comes by laMpg Hoods Sarsnp11 lib Mrihx German Iiver Medicinis will cure preached at the residence of Mr Ihey do not ueaken ibe nriim on John Franklin last Saturday night ni Hoods Pills curt nausea sick bcaijiiJir wlnti they act but regulate ihu uhple to a well filled house und con- ¬ indieslIon biliousness All drugtsts 23 Why tufter with Coughs Colds and La Crippti when LaXativ Hromo QuIninb uill tuiH ou in one day Docs not pro titer ilui rlngintiln Ibe bead like Sulphate if Cjuimriu Put iipln tnhleij convenient or mkins fin irinlce I 10 cute rr money tnliiuilrit a liy Chnilrs For Illc 23 Crnta hi iiiiril Dru store- liirllnion Ky How to Ward off an Attact of Croup In speaking of this much dreaded disease Mr C M Dixon of Pleasant Uidge Pa said I have a little girl who is troubled frequently during the winter months with croupy BlTcaiont Whehewr tha first symptoms occur my wife gives her Cham- i r S d M wii4inbuuKM ivcmvuy uiu iuu rcjuu in nlwas piompt nnU satisfactory Tbf remedy is used by tbuoiinlu of motbois tbrougbcut the United States also in many foreign countries and always with perfect success Ills only necutsiry to givu it freely when the chili bscaaiii house or as soon ns tho croupy cough appsar and ah symptoms of croup will disappear tor salo at 23 and 53 coits per bottlo by St liernanl Dm Store Birlmiii Ilsi T Kobinssn Murium Gip Gm Kiiis bi rnt Something to Know It may ba worth som idling to kno v lhal tho very best medicine for restoring the tirod out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Hitters This medicine is purely Vegetable acts by giving tone to the nerve centres in the stomach gently stimulates tbo Liver anJrdnejs and aids these orgins in throAini oT impuri- ¬ Uiltors imties in tho blosd Elcctri proves the appetite aids digestion ami is pronounced by thosa who havj tried it as tbo very bert blood purlflsr iindsmrv tonic Try It Sold for 50c or 100 per bottle at St Irnjrd Drug Storr ¬ How to Cure All Skin Diseases Swaynbs Ointment Simply apply Cores letNo internal medicine required face ter eczema Itch all eruptions on t hands nose c leaving tho skin clear whitcand healthy Its great healing and citrine powcrsrtrc possessed bv no other remedy AsVJour drdgeisl forSWAVNEfi ¬ Ointment The little folks have a wondeful gift of cxprissiottevfcn if their vocabulary is somewhat limited Utile Kicliv a suburban loddler wasnt feeling very well and bis mother inquired wjiat was the mailer was I feel as if some of me was dead the expressive reply ho Jin1 bcicii rushed who lruulo hln roon ry ho would buo renllcO wlthouthcfll- Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling 5 I modo It TIiatBetaeywnii tation entitled to half or even a third would TO never have occurred to him Ho pro ¬ vided for her nnd the children all they seemed to need Ho was the head of tlho ILJ family nnd that headship had made him spreewhat pelfish and domineering As tlio children grew older nnd Mni Crawford looked out Into tho future rind realised the possibility of leaving tho world before her husband sho thought nitieli of tlrclr condition under a changed borne Mr Crawford would marry irgaln probably nnd licr clill drcntnlght have little or none of the economy ns to jour foresight and nbll properly which they had struggled to Uy gether to earn And so 1 do it is true but the law tlio open fire the children having gone ¬ tho open firo thee hlldrcu having gone makes no provision about our comto bed John It Bccmi to mo things mon property But make It yourself then John if nro unequal In the world JYou rind I hnvo worked Jiurd nnd I have been the law docs not Make a will bo that proud to have you nuceced Wo both in case of my death my two daugh ¬ 8PBCIAL ATTENTION loyc tho children and want everything ters shall havo at least a third of nll A QIVBN TO done for them What ft I hould dlo j ou arc worth at that time or if you prefer put a third I might feel that and you should marry ngnln nnd havo 3TZVl it ought to bo half In my name or other children FURNISHED home and let that go to Why Betsey you dont think I could perhaps tho ON SHORT NOTICI forget our own precious children No our daughters But if I put the homo in your name second wife could or would Ihfluenco mo against my children You nndl so that in cose of losses something SPECIAL ATTENTION would be saved from tho creditors I First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rales PAID TO should want It willed back to mo at r MY KIGS ARE THE BEST W THE CITY -TRAVELING MEN fiX your death so that I could still have a Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot homo and do ns I liked with it n ISAAC DAVIS And nothing would go to tho chil- ¬ g g Z SoleMinersoftheFamous WE ARE PREPARED ADDRESS BIRD EYE CAMIS1EL A TIBIAL- - 2 FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY TO S GIVE PLEASE ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE UiUiUUiiUiillailiiuuaUiUiUUiiiiUiU IKE DAVIS LIVERY STABLE mm3mmwmmmmg HEARSE FUNERALS I fyKxMfKaCxr A Qoldcri Jluc Ti Vllnuf wic -- llw rmlr clfi i- tSwj0 - l OF A UAH W rni n rr rfar mom te i HA f x mj v HIS CAMPAIGN nUTTON Now York Recorder v ducted services the next day at Flat Creek Tarried At the residence of Father A M Coenen on the 1st intt Miss Margaret Frgan uas united in mairiage to Mr Smith of Cincinnati Mls IVgan is a well known dress maker of ibis city and has n largu ilrcla ot friends and acquaintances Tbu groeni comes well recommended for sobriety and industry and is an iron bridge builder by avocation The newly mated left Sunday evening for Cincinnati in which city they will make their future home Tim Deb extends congratulations nnd wishes them a long and happy voyaga over tha tempest- ous sea of life ¬ Tho sentence of Mr Uryans speech Production of wealth goes before ex ¬ change of wealth furnishes complete justification of Mljor McKlnleys theory that it is better to open thu mills nf the United States lo thelabarof Americi than to open tho mints of the United States to the silver of the world from i rA with bt Vincents on a visit to her ing and emblems Nearly all our parttils citizens voro badges flags bunt- ¬ Wti will Mis Lizzie Sullivan is tome oughly decorated 100 IN GOLD for anycasa of Constipation or Indigestion not curcJ by Dr Carlstcdla sman Liver Syrup 31 iiff lioo Do lies for sain by St Der Carlstc ill Medtcinn Co hi ill Drug Store piy Uvansvillo Ind Miss Lena Furnish h visiting the family Tla catarrh Is of Eddy ville of Mr I looser and dccoratctl vehicles were miTerous Several parties paraded the streets upon bicycles decked out in national colors Altogether our town pre sented a very beautiful appearance There is uolhtng old aooul Dr Bells Pino Tat Honey Reliable old timo remedies are used in its manufacture but Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey scientifically combines new and valuable medicinal agencies This remedy advances a theorv in the treatment of all lung and bronchial coughs and unheard of until its introduction It always cures quickly coughs and colds and gtip It strengthens weak lungs and relieves consumption St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King St Cbarle f Chills nro n bid sign Chilli portend tho oncoming of a serious disease They are an early symptom of malaria precede pneurnooia inflammation of the bowels his right mind You know John if you wero to die and many other dangerous diseases They should never bo neglected Dr Hells Pep- ¬ I should receive n third of what I havo helped you earn and tho rest would go permint Chill Tonic cures litem It tastes like mint candy All druggists guarantee ft St Dernard Drug Store Earlington Or crgo King Sl Charles ¬ hao worlel toftn irr nntt 1 miuum feel dishonorablo lo leave thent helpYou must less nnd care for others think mo a villain Oh no John hut I hnio seen cases Only thes other dny Itcv liko thnt Cornelius Jones mnrrled a young wife and gnvc hcr nil his property leaving nothing to his thrco daughtcis Now if a minister would do that what should wo expect of others Thcro must havo been peculiar circumstances Ho could not ha 0 been In Humorous oncs of Newnm county Ga Is lyojlLiJXfsjnld hasa wife to iup port and only has one arm with which to In owns a liltla homo of 37 acres work alluphndi an I yet on this he Is miking a Ho raWei no cotton but has good living an nbundince of corn meat and thn usuil Hu is independent nnd out farm supplies of debt fc sure s iid Patrick rubbing his head with delight nt the prospect of a present fronihis employer1 15I alwis mine to do rhoduty 1 belie va you replied his emplojor irul therefore I shall mako you a present of ul you Inve stolen from me during the A B ¬ ¬ P only permanent euro for chronic to thoroughly cxpe tho poison from tho system by Ilia faithful and per- ¬ sistent uso pf Aycrs Sarpaparilla TtVs wonderful remedy proves successful when all other Iroatment has failed to releive jIip ti ffertr Miss Mary Mahoney of Ruscll ville is visiting relatives fiere Neuralgia is tho prayer of bo nerves for blood Hoods Sarsiparllla Is the Ono True Dloocl Purifier nnd nervo builder pure b Bramwcll returned to Ilopkinsville after a isit to relatives here Sunday Mr nnd Mrs W I During several years residence in the fir west I had many opportunities for observ- ¬ ing tha wonderful f fleets of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoja Remedy lis efficacy was demonstrated in tha alkali regions whero the water produces violent It allayed the attack when all purging other remedie3 failed 1 repeatedly buv the greatest distress from dirrhoi i cured I used the remedy my In n few minutes self with the mostsatlsfaor rcsulH and can recommend It for the complaints for which it Is indlo trod II Y GirtNdiiAM editor of tho Uopuhlic m Phoenlxvllle Pat This remedy J4 for sale by Si Bernard Bon T Robin Drug Sloro Eirlinjjton son Mortons dip Gto King St Charles ¬ MisiCarneIliBlakeIy nnd Mr Waller Wcndolken wero married Sunday evening at tho homo of Ibe brides father in Mor tons Gap ¬ hu new chill curr Dr Dells Pepper- ¬ mint Chill Tonic looks bolter lasles better ids better and Is belter than nny other To Kin flash and strunglb nnd get rid of Fur ailo lbit tired relink luM Yuoitan Chill Tonic All dealers juaranteo If to cure by St Uernard Drug Storo Earlington Tasioles contains no polsnn Every bot G10 King SI Charles Price 3 icitt The ureal tle guaranteed or toning up the Do your Frank Rash Sundayod at home tonic ache Do you wnke up with a bad bones and stayed over to tho election taslu in our mouth Is your toncua coated Every person who has ever used Dr If no you need n Tonic The question Iltlla Pino Tar Honey pronounce It the arises wtuclt Is thu best Yucatan Chill It never fails to eit and quickest cure for coughs colds Tonic Is lovlncibls It is a euro above symptoms A guarantee with grip lung and bronchial troubles every bottle Tako no substitute but In Ituarantno Rgilnst sleepless nights One shtoQ getlag Yucatan which Is tan most dosa stops the cough Druggists ssll It and at tlio samp time most effect For sal ve Chill Tonic jver prpduccd lbrBstj by St Prnarl DfugiStvorIKai by S Bernard Drag Store InstnnGeo King at WUsrios ¬ A Pop who didnt kniw whit an electric hut liairpcn In light was describsd it as And thit Is about ns much as a bottle they Itnjtv about cincncy und Govern ment firiaPCfs 1 Dr Bells Pino Tar Honey cures coughb M astoough medicines or young and old simply heir yourcough Dr Bells Piny Tar Honey hilps you not to cough Spi II16 Difference1 Would you like to rylt 23 cents gels vou tho biggest quarter bottlo cough medicine you over saw ltis particularly valuable for those who can pot stand the strain ot coughing Ask yourdrug jcar gist for II Tako no substitute Thcro is Thank j er honor relied Pal acd nothing asgood ns Dr Bells Pinu Tnf may all vaur friends find acquaintances Honey Foo sala by St Bernard Drug trito jou as liberally Storo EarJington Geo King St Charles To Colorado Montana Hot Springs Tho celebrated artist who crowed S3 natPngel Sound ana Pacific Coast urally that the sun rose threo hoiirs before hijUlme has recently finished a picture of tha moor thats pointed with such wonder- ¬ ItOUTE VIA IIURLINGTOX ful fidelity to nature hit sh cant be sscn Talie tho shortest and most dcslrnbla line in tho daytime to tho fir west complete trains lo and be ¬ New Dental Parlors yond tbo Missoail River Daily train I am permanently located in Madison leaves Kansas City at iv a m arrives villa and would bo pleased to wall oil any nt limbics Montana miles distant All work person needing work in tny lino will be fully guaranteed and dona ot the 643 next evening free chair cars Kansas following low prices Cement or White City lo Hillings sleepers St Louis to Lintills 30c Silver fills 73c Gold fills S1I30 coln Itiroujk sleepers Lincoln to Hillings Logan Crowns Connects with fast train beyond and up Gald crowns la Mon230 lo Ijoo Set of Teeth 13 00 Crown tana and Iuget Sound Ten to twenty Bridge and Bridge Work a Specialty Work at 3 00 per tooth Would be glad five hours shorter lhan any other through to have you call to sea Vno qver Dr Longs lines from Si Louis and Kansas Cfly Drug Store leiepbona 47 3 Mauisonvilio Through sleepers dlnlnj cars and ctnlr very respecuuuy Ky cars seaft free to Denver Ulo Grande 1 N YlCKERS D f S scenic Una beyond for Colorado Ulab and California Ask agents for ticket ottt tharstablishoO bcooUr beautiful new stock of through lines of the Durliaglon Route liep gloves bolts etc ladies L W WAKUMSY Q V ¬ TIIlNas AUK UNEQUAr IJJ THE WOULD ioo ¬ ¬ St Bernard Store v LouMo Ai to tho children while If I wero tbdle nothing would go to tho children I should liko to have nt least tho third which tho law considers mine go to them at my death ns it docs in tomo countries of tho old world whexo u man cannot mirry a second tlno till hd has settled n portion on his first children Hut that would bo n great iucomen A man icnccj replied Mr Crawford has money in business anil to tako out a third it his wlfo dies might sadly embar- ¬ rass him Or 01 en tho uso ot a third sctnpnrt for them might caipplo him Better thnt there boa llttloinconven lenco than ti wiong done to children said Mrs Crawford The husband may loso every cent of what tho wlfo hos struggled nnd wicd all her life to help him accumulate Marriage Is n partner ship nnd liko other partnerships must mffer some chance nnd Inconvenlenco It inuy pe It ono ot tho partners ales Thcio must necosarlly he a new adjust ¬ ment of Interests But tho law allow you to make i will und glo away your property my ilrar just as it does uie Yen wlirttl lmvoliihjrlt d luf roor 8lnio my marvl3gt Imtl lnc Inherited rtiiiennd you havo uot Wo I im mado oM tcther tud you hniooftitiI kitlil find ihul vn own as tUtult to I V r ¬ ¬ dren nt my death That is not fair aaMeCT5aggaS3gffilWEKlr llUZl John and I havo worked too hard and long to bo willing Well Betsey you can trust mo to do the right thing I will think it over and he llsscd her as they closed the not altogether satisfactory conversation For a As was to be expected Betsey Crawford broke dowri from tho wear anil tear of life and died leaving her two daughters to the care of a fond nnd not We will sell ungenerous father Tho loss was n grcnt one to John Crawford Sho had K SHOES been his competent adviser with tact EYS nnd good sense to keep matters right Sho had guided moro than ho ever sus At pected lip mourned her sincerely ns did hen two dcioled daughters lie was lonely nnd In time married again a woman considerably younger than himself rimember of the samo 0 rhurch nn ambitious nnd not overscrupulous woman When her con was Per Pair FOR CASH This is done to in- ¬ M lorn she beeame desirous that ctcrvnd Shoe troduce the best TWO autuge should be plticed before him thnt lu might attain to wealth and If you want the ever put on this market honor She convinced Mr Crawford In a thousand nameless wtiyn thnt thoboy Best Bargain ever offered COME would need most of tho property for QUICK- - How much we lose on each pair husliices to marry well and to carry down the family name The tf iris would of Shoes is our business and your GAIN doubtless mnrry nnd bo well provided See the Big Pile of them in our Window for by their husbands She tnlkcd with Mr Crawford nbouf tlo uncertainty ot ck life nnd with tact urged that other m tilings besides a spiritual preparation Ivloiclit-sor-i-vJIlfor death were necessary A man should think of tho younger members of his family who would bo left comparative lylielpless Pcoplo wild thnt the strong willed John CrawfordJind become very much under swny of his younger wife thnt he had grown lcts dominant more ri prcclnthc and more thoughtful of her needs nnd wishes lie Idolized his son huthoBceincd no dearer than the daugh ters of Betsey Hewasti moreexpenslio child for he needed nil sorts of play CAHLINGTONKY things the best schooling the best clothes nnd i somewhat larger amount of spending money It was evident 1 iBSm HhfifjK1 Vat V Vffi j that John Crawford Jr would require moro money than hlshnlf slstcrs In course of time Mr Crnwford having scried a term in congress through good ability nnd the discreet use ol money in organizing his forces and QUICK FtnST having dono well for his constltueney ISHRVICr CLASS followed Betsey to tho other world To the surprise of all save tho second Mm Number one rigs on short notice Crnwford the property was left to her T 13ARNETT J NO nnd Jicr eon with tho merest remem Manager brance to tho unmarried daughters of hard working Betsey Crawford I wouldnt hhvo thought it said b prominent lady in tho church Why II U John Crawford waa a deacon and pro- ¬ Vm Lv ID HI fi II RvJJeJlfliuil ReMrlti aitlw 1 fessed to Ilvo according to rigjitand Jus I Thcro must havo been unduo intice fluence Ills first wlfo worked liko n slrtvo to help cam that money I never I 1 vBMEsnEvaPMi Iw vm vwCwiJ supposed a man would bo unfair to his v 1 waESEaaLaaVvP Sound children You never can tell what folks will do said anotier cliuroh membcr Youth and tact nro great forces in tho National Honor v orld John Crawonl never meant to bo unjust but ho couldnt help it A third of that properly ought to hnvc Home Why didnt gono to tlioso daughters his wlfo make him fix it beforo she V ¬ SHORT TIME 0 4 WCSS 200 ¬ 0 In ¬ ti Si 79 DOLLAR 0 M fcSAII EY e 79 CO Ky ¬ BarnetMrnold ¬ LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable HEARSB ¬ ¬ emBBSfc lulu FOP loney Prosperity died Maybo sho tried who knows said tlio person addressed If tho law didnt molro him do his duty how could jqu expect his conscience to do It We rccd some now Jaws about tho proper ¬ TH6 NSW YORK lI cs ty which men and women cam to- ¬ weeKLY TRiByNe peipei- - gether Mr Crawfords Injustlco resulted in tho early death of ono daughter and left bitter memories ot her father In tho heart of the other N Y Independ ent ¬ Twcjerctimpj INJaitlonm I jputtjlloetm 1 ei xtn 1 1 y Towt- - rc Easy 4oTake to Operate We Will make a vigorous and releiitlebs light through the Presidential campaign for principles which will bring prosperity to the entire country Its campaign news and discussions will interest and should be read by every American citizen Furnish The Bee and the New Aro features peculiar to Hoods IMllv pmall In As 0110 man size taiteloss efficient thorough York Weekly Tribune Hoods You never know you said have taken a pill tilt It Is nil over sse 0 1 Hood Co Proprietors towell Mass FOR ONC YEAR FOR ONLY 129 THE BEtC CASH IN ADVANCE Aililicss all prilers lo Wriin vonr nnino and nililrrBi on a tioital rani sind it to Geo V Nrw York City nnd a sample Best Room a Tribune Uiuiiin TheoulypllUtatakowlUi lomls rUHullU cony of THE NEW YORK WKIM Y TRIBUNE will be mailed Subscribe for Thi Bkh s Ha yU Pills - ft - tfpn t Pfr fjw iw w p IHtlBHWIHI IM lT JUDITH tfllCMCIUl T wns V SBSffla T3 iz3 TT X it A TVT - X LJ jtrk XX T I V All M0CCQ not until after hor moth crfl dentil Hint alio CBtno to Hvo with tin nml I looked down upon licr then In her mis- ¬ fortune ns In ear- ¬ lier ilnys I had envied tho beauti ¬ ful nnd petted As chil heiress dren wo hntl pono to school toffetlicr nnd then my pretty cousin with hor dainty npparcl her Trench maid and her pony phaeton lintl occincd Indeed a darling of tho pods Then just ns wo jvow entering womanhood there camo a midden turn of Torlunos wheel Valuable- mines discovered In n largo irnet of western land thought to be worth ¬ less changed my fathers meager In come Into enormous wealth At thnt t lmo my uncle died and It was found that his fortuno had so diminished thnt his widow nnil only daughter wero left almost In destitution Tho 111 feeling which had existed be¬ tween tho older members of the family for years was not lessened when my hind hearted but tactless father of fered his brothers proud nnd scnslttvo widow some of tho crumbs from our Tho own now rlehly lnden table breach was only widened during this unlucky Interview and from Oiat mo ¬ ment nil Intercourse between tho fam ilies cafcd Two years Inter wo heard that my aunt was dead Then my genUc mother upoke Trt bygones bo bygones nho Your brothers child told my father Is now alono In tho world and her place Is here wti us Hut my mother had fconicdiHieulty to penmado Violet to ac ¬ cept even tho protection of our roof When thrown to suddenly upon their own resources two years before slio had turned her talents to good account Always clever nnd fond of plonnlnghcr mothers and hor own homo toilets sho had Immediately designed como beautiful ball costumes and had taken tho drawings to one of her mothers most trusted friends Diffidently yet proudly pho unfolded her scheme which was mot with ready appreciation and encouragement Ju- ¬ dicious Introductions followed with ad vlco which sho did not disdain and soon Violet was doing a really good busi ¬ ness on original lines of her own Her water color designs wcro perfect down to tho slightest dotail and having once becomo tho fashion sho could hardly Pot particular supply tho demand friends sho would even make tho garni ¬ ture and nrrnngo tho draporlcshcrsclf In short thoVlolct Trcdwcll gowns had created a perfect furore They wcro unique yet often cost thotr wearers less than half of their former and by no means as elegant Imported cos ¬ tumes Thus Violet had been ablo to givohcr mother every comfort and cvon to lav ¬ ish luxuries upon her during her last illness And while she seemed really to apprcclato my mothern kind offer of a home sho positively though gen tly refused to give up her self wpn In dependenoe and her profession My father was indignant upon hear ¬ ing this but Violet too lind tho Trcd well firmness of will and in the end sho oved the conqueror for my mother urged tho impropriety of allowing a beautiful young girl to seek shelter elsewhere than under her nearest rela tives roof So Violet camo to us and declining tho loom set opart for her next my own Bho chosa nn amply closeted apartment on the tipper story at tho Itfod of the stcepback stairs Wo eoon fopnd that nho did not mean to bo In debted to U3 for even this for eho in sSted upon arranging all of our oven- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VJ y- f- A JL i VJirL k lnr aA p t XJy t - V it- ROAD fKUNK LINK cult of Miners and Shipptfrs of i A OoM-iesi-G- nl - F ff Office iSeix-lii-igjto- n ly a v V Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Kvansvillc St Louis And the cities o J MUARKOLL Mnitaguri S II NEWIJOLD Mnnngcr Jl G ROUSE Manager 337 Union Sited Nnshvllo Tcnn Pslmcr House Broadway Patlucah Ky 34 W Mnin Street Louisville Ky i orric2 r St t i ui ii tir Cor Main anil Auction J t Mv i - Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and Now Orleans t j WAtlnout Clicinge AND SPEED UNK1VALUD I Str Memphis TMtiCfi7VvpalsciTiL Chicogolll VVholewale Ageiltw Evansvllle Intl SHORTEST AND QUICKEST KOUTK JOHN T I1ESSEK tMKfMKI Mauser I3uildii1 Lous Mr W iJRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford UuiMing From St Louis Evansvillo and Henderson to tho The steamship Atgoa recently cleared from Galveston with a cargo consisting of 1836 bales of cotton K4 ooo bushels of grain and 641 tons of mUecllanuous freight tin whole valusJ at ft This Is said to breik the record for 003000 largo shipments from Southern ports Keep a SharD Lookout for Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE TRADE which will aooear from time to time Dermanentlv occupying this space St Bernard Coal Companv SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING PITHY PARAGRAPHS INCORPORATED 1 SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH U THRDUBH COACHES From abovo cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct connection ¬ ¬ WITH PULLMAN PALACE CANS For Atlanta Savannah Mncon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc insult- at Guthrir and Nashville or all points - The extraordinary advance of wheat and the sympathetic appmohlion all circili give an impetus to shifjnenls from lhn interinr to export ing points aodq iictdy rivmted tho IniufTuItnc of tbs rolling stock of tho railroads as thorn were not cars obtainable to handle tbs busbies 11 1 An American company Is reported to have secured an option on coal and iron properties In tho State of Pueblo Mexico also a very valuable railroad concession In the same State running up into tho millions Tho optionists are said to be St tous people North East South nnd West In I ulhiiun Palace Cats EMIGRANTS offered Seeking lioinub on the line ul thir representative ot an English syndicate Is at road w receive special low rntcs Innkfort Ky looking into the condition of tho See auenit of this lompun lot K mucky Midland railway with an intention ot c or write to bidding upon the property at the tale In January rates routeb If secured tho road is to bo extended to the Iron and coal fields ot Biih and Morgan contenucs C P ATMORft A white oak Ires was rdcsitly worked up Into staves at the camp of Mr H Clay near Duvals Bluff Ark which measured six feet three inches In diameter at the butt and when topped off sixty one feet from the stump it measured four feet In diameter Worked up into staves it brought V G P Louuville A T A Kentucky Alabama iron shippers have mado arrangements for the use of sailing vessels to carry iron to Northern ports and two schooners have re- ¬ cently been loaded at Savannah with pig Iron for Northern points The Iron Is shipped over the Georgia Alabama railroad directly to the docks It is understood that a steamship will be loaded with iron for Boston in a short time ¬ St Bernard Coal Tipjlj on Tennessee River at Paducah Ky for Supplying Steamboats 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 MABKET A note from Chicago says Sales of Anthra- ¬ cite both local and Western have not Increased as rapidly as the lateness ot the season would seem to warrant and local agents are beginning to get anxious It the first cold weather does not bring in a batch ot rush orders here will bo a weak cbai market here m Warn LOOISVILLE CHESAPEAKE OHIO C R nYAN ONLY A NIGHTS RIDE TO lEjfl The circular prices Connellsvllle Courier of coke are as followers lumace coke 200 foundry coko 230 crushed coke all sizes 230 These rates are well maintained in spite of tho dull trade and some operators aro sanguine of belter prices with the advent of tiie new year The Connethville coke region is not the only place being deserted by the Slavs who have beeu thrown out of employment by the general depres sion in trade No less than 25 of them recently left the vicinity of Sharon owing to the idleness of tho furnaces there and returned to their native countries They assured their employers that they would be back as soon as they learned that tho furnaces bad resumed operations unu uiMfcico upon ncr presence dared not chow nny feeling of chagrin After that night Violet wns often la tho drawing room Her days were na busy na ever and she rigidly declined nil outside Invitations but alio could not now refuse to see lbose among our friends who nsked for her liutherford showed her n little atten- ¬ tion to punish me I thought for that Ill natured speech but to my satisfac ¬ tion Violet seemed to caro no more for bis society than for thnt of any other - the Southern province ot New Zealand according to the reports of inspectors ot mines for the colliery Is worked by one man T- - Dolitbo a Chinaman who owns manages and works this small but to bim valuable coal mine is in The smallest coal mine in the world ztm THE LIMITED The Taitcit end Flncit Trains making direct connection to 1olnU In EPiisiie q Qoke for Rase B mm MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Aik for Tickets via tbe SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD and Fupfiaees Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER- ¬ NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of Corn makes Herald Grand Kaplds Mich an elegant fuel It is cleanly to handle requires no preparation burns with a clear flame and steady heat and leaves little or no residum It is possible that a general resort to corn for fuel would soon reduce the corn surplus In spite ot the big crop nnd that prices would rise so as to make corn 8carer than coal Experienced growers reckon that three baskets per tree are an average yield for peach orchards five years planted Four baskets per treo are deemed a maximum crop PAStCNStn andTickct AstNT ticket orrici ite rOURTH Ave 0 0 HATCH JOHN ECHOLS Ccnl raaa Acent Cenl Manager LOUISVILLE KY the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ¬ Hotel js 2 Day KV il 1 O1 in t iilets flIt fl WHO IB 8I1K before Vi r ally saw very little of herdur Utt1 ui ftrst year ns she could never be d to uppenr In the drawing jn- j i fii Walters were present She was ulnnys busy coming and going iviftly and silently often laden with Itirpn ackagea which blie curried up ar j down the steep back stairs Must I confess it I was jealous of her I itv rs well as offended that dur inp 11 this time she had neer taken mo to i li r confidence nor showed menny of I r work I must do her tho justice to edinit thut tlu never guessed uij fctl nga her own sunny dlsposltlou lie lng to unllko my moody temperament ns lir chariuliig fucu nnd lguro wert i tin neer nnd I nho nm notn been so beau-tj-li- J becomingly It tuis during her Eecoml year with that John liutherford camo on from the wxU for the i Inter und became oui frequent vhitor With his ndveut everj thing scemrd clinngod I no long er Be med to myiHf thy nwkward and controiwd for I found I could talk nnd luiigh like othrr girls nnd I wnh glnd to appear nt my brut before him lp to the night of mir reception he and lolet had neur nrt Out on tut owa lcn my mother nrrcanp all Vio lets remonstrances and Insisted that oho nhould take her place among us Tho evening was half over John Rutherford was talking to mo when suddenly his attention wavered and I saw hi in loklng past mo at soma one in tho room beyond I turned nud saw her then tall fair and graceful clad in the simplest gown of gray without flower or laco or ornament of any kind It was ntrungc but ninong all those richly costumed women sho seemed tho mpst btrlklng figure In tho room Who is she questioned Ituthcr ford nnd thcro was no mistaking tho admiration in his tone A sudden mis erable Jealousy camo over me Who Oh you mean I repeated sharply thnt girl In gray Slw is n poor relation my cousin tho dressmaker Mother tried to get her to glvo up working when sho camo to live with us but oho wouldnt nnd Its so onnnylngl Why half thawomon here arc in Vloht Tredwcll iTpwub Jlldlculoiw Unt It Sho made- this one of mlno do you like Jt J3xcccdlngly ho replied It Is very Incoming Then ho changed the mib Jcot nnd my momentary annoyance- wiw dispelled Half niMiour latr I camo upon him but ri my moth- us ¬ ¬ unlile my own Tho fall and early winter passed away and tho spring holidays came bringing my brothers homo from school full of life and boyish spirits They fraternized with Rutherord nt once nnd to his keen amusement they treated tho already prominent lawyer as a companion and an equal Cnyetles rnrridly succeeded ono an- ¬ other and wo planned to end tho old year with a dance Tho houso liod been decorated with a profusion of evergreens j roping extended from room to room nnd tho llbrnry wns transformed into n perfect bower Our guests nil camo nud tho hours wept merrily Violet had designed mo a dresu of shimmering green caught up with bunches of mistletoe nnd its poorly ber ries and liutherford said I had never looked so well Just before midnight tho whole party assembled In tho library to await In hushed expectancy tho birth of the new jcar Tho tail Dutch clock began to strike tho hour wo turned to ono an- ¬ other with joyous greetings and ono of the boys threw open a window and lot in the rouslo of St Marys chimes when u cundle flared a spark flew up¬ ward to a swaying ropo of green nnd in on Instant tho room was In ablaze There was a mnd rush In all directions with wild Ecrcnms of terror and affright Men dragged down tho burn ing ovcrgrccjis and tried to stamp tho flro out but It hnd gained too florcoa headway and was spreading every where Tho smoke nnd flames drovo them back from room to room Abovo tho tumult my fathers voice was heard as ho brought order out of wild confusion and led us out in safety It all happened In a shorter timo than it has takon to tell It and thcro wo all were guests family and servants huddled together out In tho snowy Btrcet trembling with excitement and wrapped In nny thing wo hail caught up In our hasty flight It seemed then as If tho engines would never cornel Ilut I shall never forget my fathers coolness aa ho stood and watched tho flames burst out of Uuj windows of our beautiful home tot It burn bo sold It la fally In- ¬ sured and theres no uso of making an unnecessary fuss Suddenly I lieartl Itutherfords volco beside mo Where is Violet your cousin I looked quickly uround I do not lonw I thought I saw her a moment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ilsltor contents of which sho that mysterious bundl frankly avowed she bad gone back and risked her llfo and ills I to save Iu tho morning I was the earliest down John liutherford wns tho next and greeting me be cast a swlf tIanco through the room And your cousin ho said I hope sho is none the worse for her last nights adventure I answered Sho Is perfectly well coldly but I have no patlenco with her And why may I ask said he Do you know what It was sho went book to save Why then sho Imperiled jour life not to speak of her own Just to rescue somo bits of silk and velvet and lace the toolsof her trade Ho looked at me gravely then his face lighted suddenly Violet had en- ¬ tered tho room Sho went up to him without embarrassment and held out her hand I havo not thanked you yet for what you did for mo last night sho sold The bits of silk and lace which I could not havo saved without your help aro very costly they belong not to me but to my customers nnd they were not Insured Had they been destroyed I could novcr havo replaced and thcro I learned tho John Rutherfords fathers roof Vio let nnd I were ghen a room together Doys luul orten taken turn to outer rooms ho rapidly groped his way tlhither calling my cousin by her name The smoko wns dense and blinding nnd I cvn here came Vho could not see iolets stifled cry but I cannot carry it nny further Tako It I beg you I will Witli my hand on your shoulfollow der I nm safe Dont turn back for me I am not hurt Oh you nrc so kind so kind The engines came nt last the f rem on dashed In nnd streams of water were beginning to pour Into tho scethhig mass ot flame It seemed an eternity slnco Huthcrford had passed through that doorway when at Inst he reap- ¬ peared a strange disheveled being now with n burden wrapped In heavy shawls clasped to his breast Was it lolet Ju for she vn3 bos do him her gray gown strangely blackened njid marred owl sho wus looking up nt him In grntltude nnd joy Our friends hospitably took U3 in that night nnd my mother Vio ¬ let and I found shelter boncath ¬ I child the result of this union still survives After living single for a period of more than five years Mr MADISONVILLE WJIIn ¬ WHO 8TRU0K BILLY BRYAN officcwas on tire wouia you not nsk your llfo to savo them I would said Rutherford heartily John M L Hodge The subject of this sketch was porn January 31 1867 in McLean His county near Sacremento parents William and Margaret E Hodge lived in that section until John was in his fourth year when they moved to Webster county and hved fifteen years in that country which lies betwebn Nebo and Van dcrsburg csiles our subject two other sons and six daughters were born to Mr and Mrs Hodge who all lived to roach maturity At the age of sixteen tho father died leaving Mr Hodge to resume the responsibility of a large family Shortly after this tho family moved to Hopkins county and settled near Manitoti und Jived here about five ears While here our subject married Miss Minervia Syria and moved to this place and began work for thu St Bernard Coal Company For somo time ho worked on the company farm thou went to work at tho coko ovens having control of one of the charging cars About the second year of his sojourn he had tho misfortune to lose his wifo by the relentless hand of death On ¬ ¬ Younrorlghtl KiL WJJ HnMH7T rKm fj3u5te r i j-t mm d k ft rsaST I - 1 J ngo Sho is not here No ono knows where she Isl My Godi If sho is still In that IiouboI Ti t r rl 1 K year Dcaii Emily It was noun cot of you and things for you to bco oaytnir It baby that over lived nnd really John thinks so tool John has taken in much Interest In tho rrctty llttlo winter outfit Ive been maklnrr up Ivo been wcrldna out somo now Ulcas and If my babys dress re- ¬ form Is Buccesjful I shall clvo other llttlo totrf tho benefit of my experience next Then you must understand that thoso bits of silk and lace wcro just aa Important to me a drcssmuker Rutherford bent over the small white hand and kissed It They were married Intho spring nnd Rutherford took his wifo nwny to tho west where already bo lo known as a rupldly rising man That wns threo years ngo nnd I havo not seen them since Rut this letter from Violet lies before me as I writ her Inst letter still unanswered auntta to semt such beautiful our haliy ana how I ilo want html John laughs at mo for but I know hes tho sweetest lie sprung forward but I caught him Do not go back therol I by the arm You will not Unci hcrj you caitreatcd will only lose your life I beg you I pray you do not go IIo kroko from my grasp nnd before any of tho others bad guesBctl hia purpose lio had dashed through tho smoking doorway and dis ¬ appeared Afterwards I learned whathappened It seems lie started up tho front stair way only to bo driven back by flames and stifling fimokc Then remember iiij wiu gcji UOCK BHiiraupwiuciiuto 4 vwmwmiim inJSIuViwijJy last hi ntsArriurtED them you see I felt responsible nnd that niy honor wits nt stoke IUdlculoual I cried hoping that liutherford would tnlo my sldo nt Inst and condemn her folly Thoy wero not wprth tho rloh tan ran ho said gravely Violet eolor changed Vou nro a Iowmt tho cahl nuid I lyi suppose yourellcnt it I v ypu with ynlimblo paj n v h cquld not reiilace om iipiosi lb 1 It ld Wo wcro so Intcrratcd In hearing of all the approarhlns festivities and I In- ¬ close pomo designs fcr cowns which I hopo you will llko John thinks they vlll all bo very botomlnn to you but he liken the blua and ircld rpo est How Kmlly wo lnvo a favor to ask of you John aid I und that Is as coon on tho wasona rnyctlcs aro ovor wont you como cit no und mako ua a pooil Ions lslt Jilm Is loolilnii ever my rhoul der nrd iojThat Isnt half etrong ontfUKh VIH uifro lit r to ocmo Bo I di drr I ily for wu both wait vu j nro r ie ncaniui i o miii i I i iiuy i u ii u Thfso rr cir I ii i li i le cf Ids fatlii i p o 1 I Hodge married Miss Mary Young the daughter of Mr Thomas Young a well known citizen of this place with whom he lived happily until the time of his tragic death which occurred on the 23rd of last month when the community was sh ocked to hear that Mr Hodge had been been caught between his heavy car and an adjacent post and so severely crushed that death resulted about an hour afterwards Subsequent investigation showrnt itmlml fcr nlhirtnor dmlwiiinitjnl ed that after starring his car out tlila you can tret tfco lxts muTo Bunt Onlia ud MOST POPULAR CGWINQ MAOHIME loaded he lingered a few moments for men Bet r wi rtllM muarutsm by hoott Mid equftra tbat Iuto jrnlnr1 a rf mutton world of woralnff lb to speak to a fellow laborer and Ortillni- - Then Iiiwip non durabilitylhal ran iM lo mrclianlnu jnrt1liu nrrt of nnl lt lwinty la pptanBeenrlttJ hastened after the car which was wnunylinptortmriittulho HEW HOME WRITE FOR CIRCULARS fast approaching an open switch Tho Hew Homo Sewing Machine Co In order to close this switch and Oa wot 11am tkxiToifMiH HlTnloxBijtiiutNY CiuciiHi IU ht Lorn Mo biiusTixi keep his car on the track he at m yaixawo Uiu 4Tuma FOII CALC OY tempted to run past the car which was then so near a post that the Scientific American venture was one fraught with Agency for the greatest danger as only six inches intervened between the car and this timber Just at this point his foot slipped and before he could recover the heavy car caught CAVEATS rfj VpvV jWj TO All Ft MARKS him through the narrow space inDESI0H PATBMT8 F oopyniQiiTa flicting such serious injury that Tor tnrnrmttlnn and freo Handbook wrlta tato jiusn a uu umuDwir titie vouc death quickly resulted Oldcit bureau for ecurtngpnU nUIn Amertf JrrpAtpniiaicrnout iiy unu irounit uerora tho public by a itollco glwn frvo ofebargo la His funeral was conducted under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias of which order he was a Lanjoit e Irctilatlon of any arltntlflo paper I n the world UlilcmlWIy llluitratod No consistent mcmberand was largely man aliouu bonvllhout It Woakirlutflllnnt t3IMla f niiCIAclxinnnUia AdJrru MllWrCityCO u - 001 llruadway llnvr Vork A attended by sorrowing friends wife and two children arc left by DH MENDENHATLS this sad blow IMPROVED Although he was a member of no church Mr Hodge was 3 firm CHILL FEVER believer in the truths of Christianity and his daily walks evidenced his faith in this direction He treated all men vith fairness and consideration attended stnclly to his own business and accorded to others the fullest freedom of speech As a citizen he wa3 a peaceable quiet man diligent and zealous in the discharge of his duties faithful and alivo to the interest of his emHis place as a citizen a ployers friend and an employe will be Over his few faults hard t fill aUAHANTEED TO DURE we case the broad mantle of charity CHILLS AND FEVER and extend our sincere sympathy And Malaria In all lforroi Taittleea Nono COiuIno without tho above picture and Uia to his sorrowing relatives nlgnature o J 0 Mendcnball May ho rest in peace Prloe BO conts at all Dealers ¬ Fvahte VSCO0Tir ¬ I tl io f1 - Eviicvimy ron-lm- -l IUSHYI1U I North IjAJii TUB ONLY 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