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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rijjf ni U IWat3ial - j 1 rAvvvrVvYVvvvvvvvvyvrvvvvvvrrvVAAjwv t Hates for all the I v The Finest heading Magazines and Periodicals in eonjunttion with j J and Latest Styles in Copper plate Engraving Work THE J1EE j Wedding Cards Vitiling Cards notite and at test prices at this ft on short office i X y SEVENTH YEAR AMONG A HOLIDAY EARLINGTON WhntsupTInskcd tinliillng over tho hill tho HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 24 1890 bo mado without tfio least dlffloulty though at first fliollt tlmv tnnv lint nn pear slmplo Moat of thorn nro used iu mo Kiuuorgarteua NO 02 rounded by circlca of radiatinc i luiiiuiiiiiig an oi llic primary colors in fact each was t perfect miniature circular rainbow Tins wonderful phenomenon lasted for about two hours or until the sun had arisen to such a height that tho reflection sank back against the mountain side Mr Wheclock watched it until it faded away pronouncing it tho most beautiful and wonderful sight ho had ever beheld TIIEMAOJtIS STORY OF NEW ECALAND LIFE gasped n1 I1 b r An Exciting lpoplo from ho Ilaukaii islands In camp over thorol And theres n whlto man with Ihoinl THE CHRISTMAS Jonmey Tlirnngli tlio Home of tlio Cannltinla A fitiarp I ncajroincnt niul rortunnta ltceeuoA Merry CltrUt inn liny But is that surprlslngr I inquired I should say it was ho Yes sir answered Then ho added t Womufltnt SPIRIT lt Attcltlnntl if r fa R Vt X which wo could sco n 11 ro in tho valley not more than lfiO yards below us About this tiro four in mi stood two pf CHRISTMAS MESSAGES them unmistakably nntiras mid two of thorn as unmistakably whito men though tho slight nttlro of nil wa tho Thoughts From Well Known same ttrimra nio two wlillo mciti riuvUi Lightn of the Literary World No mnl vtomllnM o pco tlio imtlycB In tho there I said to tho gnlile lln cotinlry ni their nront rorvit- - tcr hAV tho othcis feu tlicso wU ho Hon 1 cidlrxl tho fiininu liot rprhifp to friends Omuowlthmb And making PERTINENT HOLIDAY MESSAGES tho nut mid ho Rriuiil iividniiches and suro that my pInlos woru smooth in thn lnotinlnhi lakes of Iho nilddlo lulnnd luilstrig I throw tho shotgun Into tin without regard lo tho fkwmiii hoUmv ot my arm mid iiln dn down irruli ScnllinrnM Vpxer Ilrforo 1linto- I hud n letter from Sir tlcorRO Groy Like n man uiuUrlijpnollii inthieucr trrnilieit TIicy iintrnro Tlilnpi Clror tn tho Maori chief OiiIoiikii and n half tho guldi olieyCd mo mid in n few ruin Tlilng llrinliiliccnt nml Tlilnci Kail nml ircl AMorl lluincsl Muhkiih wna ongnfj- - nlr s a ivdrc at the flro Itumormia TIm Hnllitny Spirit Vnrloui v- tho kings ci to net nil my guldo Inlp IlollrotiMl Tho natives woro Iho first n hear n country I lOoiijrJtlit I2W consul pmno to jny nnd without seizing heir spciiiH which ThaAnirricnn holyl tn bid mo goodly and during tho were on Iho ground they uttered a yell Ileal people never rceni nn Clirist nliirm mid rnim rwil ion ho told ma of n country otTho oldfr ofMd two broiiEod whlto masy w ihuy do In l ookc raid n littho mail ot ouw who had reached tho city tle lot Iho other day Nur clofKcy Onr men tho younger Wns ntout ono mid that day from Sytlnoy de peneo on eftrlh good will to men twenty ronchod out IiIhIhiikIt nud inn pends inueh lipon Iho paRing mond Ill linnio is Ualdwln iiald tho Volco trembling with emotion shnutetl howover yaslcrdays dliinor tlio sky consul undjio Ir now tick in 1iIh ho Fricmrisl rrlondsl At Luit friends I Id Ho iti veil to do hut hlft In a very Iho street down ImiIow n hrokcu When tho younger man rould rout iverhead find two ni 1 incllno to think that ihocstrlug nud other potty things that tongue after ho hnd shaken from lUvolliiiRon ids ronbloa hli mind mnnd his Following will to shapo hands with us ho crlod out Got back bo found ovcryday llfo ia nnhiiiKPtL how Christinas strikes certain Then tho consul wont on to toll mo from tho flfol Theres danger hcrol well known literary pcoplo Tomorrow Ho mid that Mr Baldwin wn from Boston spears hfs companion picked up tho It mny Bccm somowhat different for mid nt a ran tlny followed Iho Fpmo six yearn beforo thla ho was tho they hnd not caught tho reflection of tho owner of n number of Now Bedford guido mid mysolf to our camp when they courteously re Thoro was no tlmo for explanation good cheer winder that onui6 to collect whnlo oil Clearly theso men had been oaptlvcs plied to any query and bono in t lie to southern waters Interesting holiday messages hnvo Tho KhiiKiwucr had n win n npiritod nud wcro ns anxious to ueoapo ns wo omo to mo from well known members woro to help thorn but rather dollcato hoy who Ilka most mo I said Wo saddled np quickly placed tho of tho literary craft Send wholcKomo youths brought np near tho for this holiday occasion nnd older man on tho pack horso whilo tho exclusively n fow words Fen had nn Intonso yearning to becoino that you havo younger sprang np bcsldo mo nud then this nriiclo n sailor guided by ho stars wo started cahtward novor embodied in print before And I After muoli pleading on tho boy a part Daring tlio night march tho young received tho happy responses which nro Ji In wot hor va dond Mr Pildwiu n man behind mo told mo his story Ills given below with own fow explanatory lutnmtcd him to tho caro of Onptaiu sentences of my Junius Henri iinmo was Clifford Baldwin that of his Urowno writes tho following WtHnmii of tho whaler Albatross with com pan ion was Goorgo Wcllman mato initructiouii lo send Clifford that wna Clirlblinnshns ns a holy lay nnd lioltdujr tho name homo on aomo steamer of tho lost ship Albatross mid tho many linJor nnd Joyons anticipation Wheth er what It commemorates Ijo fnct or fiction it an soon as ho booainn tired of a sallora brother of tho captain Tho ship foundered in n cyclono aftor una Brent human Interest It ehoulil Lo To llfo which ho aipcctod would ba tho nnd observed It most of thocrow including tho captain membcrcdtlio rnro liapplncra for no othy ron enso by tho timo tho uhlp rooohed tho has nnordod had boon swopt from her docks This ton tor nnd will nITord them itfor unfeld cen children south Prtolflo was nino months after sho had left Now turies to come Jumus IIemui UiinwNU sBot tho Atbatroei liovcr come back Mr Brownos number ou tho holiday and wtcept once was nover heard of Bedford Of tho flvo men who got nwny in tho prograramo identifies him ns ono of tho again SJj months jiftor sho left Now Bedford sho touched nt Norfolk island llfohnnt threo died of starvation Young dollglitfully old fashioned pcoplo who wlicro Clifford was reported well and Baldwin mid tho mato wcro lung do not bclicvo in helping children to ashore on ono of tho Hanlian island grow old any inoro than any of ns Iiko still enamored of tho boo Tho manner of Iho loss of tho Alba where for six years tho nativoa who in tho autumn leaves to fall too early or Iho cold to kill tho bloom troRri could bo onlyn matter for specula- ¬ every other way had trcaiod thorn kindTho following quaint dialect poem tion but that ehj was lost was settled ly kept thorn captive Now nnd then 4h ond doubt for tho immranco com ¬ they mado forays to tho main Island to fresh to print la reproduced by permis panies hrdpald tho claim and tho carry off Maori cattlo mid thoy had sion froiu thoscrapbook of tho Into Miss widows nud orphans of tho missing sail- ¬ just landed for this purposo tiio night McCIollnnd It was written a fow years boforo her death and Is illnstrativo of ors had discarded their mourning years before Toko uo to my father in Boston an old negro who had literary aspira- ago or tlll Mr Baldwin boliovca hlo son is said tho young man in conclusion mo nllvosaid tho consul and lio spends Bondyour to him and lm will repay yon trouble most of Ids tlmo traveling along tho for told him that his father was then coasts ipf Anstralnsln In his vain search nt I Auckland whorcnt ho was so much Ho is now mnoli exhausted and I fear affected that tho poor fellow burst into ho will not boo tho year out Together wo called on Mr Baldwin tears Tho Maoris wcro astonished nt our n thlnl Varoworn man prematurely old discovery and they gladly furnished ns although ho was only JO with Ilotold mo his sad story ns ho had stago fresli horses to get to tho nearest lino 4 told it for years to every ono ho met Wo had provided clothing for our mid in obodienco to his request I prom ised to look out for tho lost Clifford as noarly naked companions mid n barber nt tho geysers had mado them mora lro every ono had dono but it is unnocca sary to ntato thai thcro was uovcr n hopo HUI1IUUIU It was now Christmas day when wo bolrind any of thoso promises Tho next day with my guide I loft reached Auckland and to two men nt Auckland It was tho lltli of Decem- least it was tho happiest Christmas day y ber nu n mora beautiful summer day in all tho world Mr Baldwin soon regalnedhls health never caiuo down from tho bluosklos for tho dollght ot man Tho woods wcro Ho ond his son tho latter now married aro living in California and novor a shimmering emerald billows Tho train MCnT nAtSTEAD ran through broad sheep postures and Christmas day posses that I am not ask past farms and orchards as beautiful ed to visit thorn and colobratn tlons mid printed his efforts through tho in Now Zoaland aid of n comniodatinoditor Fooling and rioh in color as mv tho hills of Dot Leon EdWard ousiiiro in Juno himsolf glttin mos too stiff nnd Unnecessary hero to toll of our reach ¬ probably near his last hours of usefulness ouo Christmas ho writes n poem ing tho cud of tlio railroad of tho long CtirUtmiu Holly but cheery stago journeys of our visit to Tho holly was so frequently econ nt of greeting nnd farewell to his publislior tho gcyeers mid tho socno of tho recent Christmas that it was itsolf often popu nndrondors carthqanka or of our long horseback rld omsitua oallod Mistletoe unclb ike8 FAHWKLL anncriN and Christmas into tho forbidden land of tho kings larly ¬ everyYou bin mighty eldorato mnrsr to ola Iko often called simply mlsslc country for body knows about Tho Drnlds used it Althoughdls loiia whilo Not oven tho quoon of Knglaud hU inunlcations very llkuly uindo you smile tlio oaks ou which it grow said my guldo with n show of prldo and only An I wanted for1 to thank you for do coinmo- could enter tho kings country with wcro sacred to thorn Whon hung np in datln way out permission of tho chief But fow n houso it was supposed to drivo nway You la printed la do papor what dla darky had whlto men liavo over beon there nor ovll spirits Not only did tho young tusay could yoi go if yon woro not tho frloud men hang it up at Ohrlstmastido that Bo ns Crlsinua times Is com In long I thought dnt unyhow of Blr Qcorgo Grey whom tho Maoris thoy might havo tho privllcgoof kissing You would Icmino pull my foloclc Bar nn ovcry girl who walked under It bat it call tholrfntliCT inako my bntoet hon Outongo tho Maori chief n tall was fnrthor said that tho maid who was An wUh da Marry Crlsiiiua both to you nn nil do fok mngnlflcontly formed man with n tat not kissed under it would not bo mar Dnt Is listened to my talkln an Is lurfod nt nil tooed face treated mo with n hospitality rlod tho coming year Tho most learned my Jokcv antiquarians maiutaiu tiat a berry An oxpretu my ycarnoat stro ot youll lommo that was nt ouco princely mid bnrhario bo so bold Thtsa pcoplo iu nppcarouco mid man should bo plucked for ovory kiss and Oat olo Bantlo II All your stocklns jus n3 norit iouiiiidociuo vorymuohof our own soino insist that this berry should U full ns doy Icln hold Navujo Indians Tiioy cnltlvnto tho given to tho girl kissed All fotch do fnttest turkoys nn do biggest ploco ot clilno ground after n fnplilon but hnvo groat Wld all do udder coodira dnt Is flaitln froo locks of Hlioop herds of cnitlo and pigs Nfttlonnt DUlics of Goriuauy - your iu lii mid poultry without ond whilo ovory Thoro Is n picture inoro or lcsi wall Da candy for do clillon t11 do dry coods for rtroam teems Willi fish do wife i known from tho brush of n humorous Ilathcr rcluojantly tho chief gavo mo nud perhaps patriotlo German painter An all du nddor hlosslas dat Is tcndln on dli llfo Iiormission to go to tho ooaBt Tho roa that very noouratoly describes tho pre- ¬ Isu n wrltln of my trittln knso ltu glttin ton for his opposition was tho danger vailing Impression concerning tho Gor ¬ lliofl too still on tho islands of Unuknn explalnod man pnlato Tho picture in quoatiou rep 1or to Hllp nroim an sou you all an kutch your Crlamud gltl tlio galdo Thoro is still n band of man resents n chnrmlng young Gormnu girl tfma Is liopu you wont caters Thats yhy our pcopld koop plokiug onbbagos from n Christmas tree An I comu to iiart forgtt luo now du do and beneath tho painting an inscription Kuso tornpa ola nigger loves you from do hot of his heart nwny from tho coast nud do not wish which being freely translated moans Bo dat now hes cvlno to lonvo yoii snh do Whitp visitors to go thoro Germany offorsn wonderful kitchen that tonrs Is In hU eye Ircasouod that if theso pooplo had to tho contemplation of civilization An his throat focld mighty choky hoot da Wlulilu ou Koodby cnrreally dangerous tho English would This national tasto for oabbago is curlayo oleared thomout long before and ried Into thor Christmas dinner That Miss McCIollnnd will bo renumbered tho fact that thoy woro unheard of if meal consists o boilod pork and sauer-¬ not unkuown outsido tho kings conn kraut sausages black puddings gooso as nwrltcrnf dialect stories Hor novels try nrguod that thoy wcro not impor stuffed Willi chestnuts chooso cakes and had nil tho frcshnoa and brcozo of tiuit tant But tho nrospcot of speJug real bakod apples boef with hour sauco spcoinl llfo hor vein encompassed nnd Hor nnmtlbals ivoiirat a distance incroasod smoked gooso and potatoes washed wcro Yory popular and snlahlo sad death from consumption iu tho my desire jb ga down With beer midst of Huinmor success nud olicrishd Wa carried provisions on a pnok horto plans was n shook to hor many friends tlia west coast was wild nnd uninfov Knmo Cards for Dluner Hlio was ono of tho charming typo ot habited Wo wcro armed with shotguns Kxqulfllto nama cards to bonsodin noted for thorofluod ossenco and pistols no so much for olf protoo dinner giving aromado of bolting oloth southerners nnd ho doors of tho Vir of courtesy tion ns to scouro gamo if uoed bo placed over dolioato colors of ribbon homo It was thg pYcnlng of Deo SO and wo lnlo pink bluo nud yellow aro much giillmi opou sha loved so woll stood al ways used but tno color should bo In kooping Kdltii M Thomas ono of tho best hnd mado n camp in a baauflful valley wlh ho dtooratlons Ou noar tho shoro whoro thoro wore fuol cloth nro suitablo quotations tho bolting known nnd cleverest writers of miiga grass and water iclno poetry puts In this plea for tho Hat ilrlnlf and bo merry Wo needed no shelter for tho air was mistlotoo ntjny request f hould nuld alValnflo 0 lxiforcott 4 hnolhlug and balmy ns in tho laud ot nOf LY AND MIBTUTTOa A Heceptaolo JTor fillror Bald tba holly to tho mtstletooi tliu lotns eaters wlicro tho poet says it Of our Kolyttda what camt thou know A gift thut n housokoepor will appro is mio perpetual afternoon Thou a pagau thou Wo hnd ait early suppor nnd just nt olnto is n rocoptnolo for silver when not Ot tho loallow boughf ¬ in ubo Take n plooo of chamois 0 by unsot ho guldo who seemed unusual My Uavea aro groon my scarlet harries 19 nud on this lay anolhorplcco just as hloo ly nervous wont to tho top of an adjoin At thought of things dtvlnel ing hill tospy ont tho land ai ho put wide but not as long Bow soouroly on To tho holly spaka tlm mlnttotoai it for lio hud bpon oducatod at a mla nil sides but ot- - and divldo into com ThU I of our Iioytldo do kuow huuuy school nnd was full oMllblical partments by brier stitching tho slzo of Mouy a tremulous ovr well to bo decided-- by tho nrtiolo intoud sprcshiops Thrills my Inaflosd ioubb Loitig absent so long that I bo- - od to bo put Iu them Bind with a pret Alttr soma AJidliuiiiHor I doom nisy t ti tofoel impatiut ho iwmo mnniag ty vibbou uiid lot threo ends long auouih i1 I MsUrolntblBguiuVlol - u Ut tie serve ilug II UWiei lillhllMIlT Bun M Thomas Ittnkcn pooplo from north of tho cqnntor n long tlmo o got ncoDRtomod lo tlio nront difference in tho reasons ono Hilda In Austrnlfuiln and particu larly horq in tlio upper Island of Now Konlaild whoro tho olltnnto in muoli II ko that pf your gulf atatcs That Ik what Sir Gcorgo Orcy ux governor of Now Zcnluid said to mo at Auckland somo yenrs nga It wns ncnrliifr tlio Olirlstmoi lioll- diiyn mid na my stay in thrno beautiful jdMj IntuliiwM lhnitcd la two month I do- ¬ dangerous To tho imrprlsn ot tho guido I an nounced my purposo to hnvo n look nt thrso people ami fcnrlng to remain Alono rather than becanso ho approved of tho undertaking tho guido accom panied mo Wo rcnchM tho top of Iho hill from ¬ stayhoic Its The Greatest Happiness Will Conic From Giving- Happiness to Others - Wo must not allow ourselves to forget tho true meaning of the Murnt Ualstoad has sont tho follow Ingl It would bo n privation nnd pity to do without Chrlntmas If for no other reason thin bo cauio tho diy lias mora ¬ iotry and loro In j ¬ ¬ 1 n0SB nAWTIOINE LATHIlOr ¬ lyi ¬ ¬ It than any oilier Hut It socics to moons ought not only to tat turkey with currant nnd cranberry Jolly on this proctous day but to oat rur nnttvo hickory nuts and walnuts nnd lrlnlc elder then If wo could havo anow on tho cronnd nnd wood Arcs and looking Into thn flro utter dinner ono might ceo tho faces ono saw In youth thatlona ago faded from this worm AiunAT ualsteap But without tho feast thoro stalks n ghost Mrs Jonnio Juno Oroly in sad reflection writes mo Christmas was an Ideal to me but liko everything olso It Is now being ground up Into a powder for nil sorts of gristmills I think oven Christ roust hnvo censod to havo pleasure In Ita recurrence Yours sincerely J C Ciiorr JcMNin June Miss Julia Magrudcr writing from tho south marshals up thought nud retrospect in ho words sho has sont Now that wlso men nro nblo to nioasarc almost everything let soma computers of forces tell us to what oxtent pcaco nnd good will nmong men nro enlarged nnd oxtondod by tho obscrvnnro of tho threo hundred nnd fifty ninth day of tho year Could this ostlmato bo nlvcn us wo ahould perhaps bo surprlsod to lind how much tho other CO days fcol tho In fluenco of tho Christmas Bpirlt And so lnlSOrt wo should bo moro ready than over boforo to Wclcomo nnd to eclebrato raorry Christmas Julia UAanuDsa William U Hayno tho southoru poot sends mo tho following poem cnniaTMAB Tlio day dlvtno whoaa hoavonly might Still floods tho ransomed world Willi light Tint light supremo nnd undofllcd liorno from tho cradlo ot a child ¬ hnng happiness to others To some tho day willthtsycar bring olher Copyright 1800 by tho Author than happy thoughts or memories Twns noar tho blessed Christmas time In meadows mid upon tho hills Sorrows aro harder iu bear on fes Tho gross was green Tho leo kings breath bad not mado muto tho running rills Tlio air was gcutlons Its kind soft whis tal diys Hhan at any other time pers on an April noon lint no foirow jhould ciusli the And on tho son tho wristernbreozo played on tho waves n pleasant tuna ClitiMmis spiiit from our licails Oer wooded laud nnd in tho vnles ro It is not in llic iiiiiniint that we do posed nt rest n languid linzo or arc ahlu lo do that we shall bloom ns Mantling tho onrtlfwith violot in tlio Indian summer days find happiness for ourselves nnd for others The simplest pleasTho smacks wcro ldlo in tho bay and ures and nuts of i limes make the qalot reigned nlong tho shoro Snvo when somo song was sweetly blont lirurls of olluia ovciilouiig with with musio of tho dipping oar happiness To fad to do somesaid n flshonnan Heaven holp us thing In cause joti cannot do much old grizzly vlsagod Amos Dean And scud us snow for woll wo know is wioiig What seems ever so ho monuin of n Christmas grconl tiilling lo yon may make some lit Well I remember ton yoars past how lie hcnit iing all day long Which grass was waviu on that day And nil that awful wintor through slok- - but for j on might pass the day ncss took many n soul nway without a note of happiness Dont And woll do I remember too that gioW impatient of the Christmas winter tlmo said Tarsoii Moora nijth or legend Keep it alive On ouo of its most stormy nights n ruu God knows that wc havcfcw nway passod fi om our door1 enough ideals in these investigating Xou know tho talo My dearest boy No tidings of him camo to mo AU03 AND TUB rAUSOX days oTofirs Lotus not disTill two yoars passed and thon wo know that hod been wrookod far far at son turb tho Christmas traditions It is pray Wo know not whothor still ha lives and yet wo hopo and often That honven will send tlio wanderer a duty to ourselves to keep this homo to fill our hearts with joy day ar unlike any other And wc somo doy can only do this by fanning into Ho was nn honest lad nnd trno said flame the smouldering cmbi rs of Amos But liko many n boy the Christmas spirit which is in Beared hero along this son bent shore everyone of us God implanted tho ocoan to him was n joy But parson mnyboll como n day when it there It was good that wc yon aro thlnkin of him dead should hnvo it or he would not SToull sco himcomin up tho path in anhave given it to us Inchildliood swor to tho prayers yonvo said Ho was n bravo smart youth you know the fire burned brightly enough io go to son was all his pride within us in old age the light of And parson I bliovo that somo day holl como in on somo favoriu tido Christmas will reflect in our faces and in our natures But in the Within tho flshora hut thoy knolt and meantime we must keep the spirit bowed tlioir heads in earnest prayor And nocr wcro hoard mora fervent worda alive so that it may glow the warm AMOS FAITII than thoso tho parson uttorod thoro Let us His boy would koop er and softer in old age Ho prayed for blossing from above Ho prayod that heavon And lirino- htra Immn r ero lnnnv ilnva a rOEQUOd Wnndoror ofl tilC dCCn r have nn old time merry Christmas s ¬ mos Deais Ijristmas Christmas spirit writes Edward W Bok of Tho Christmas That in tho December Lies Between Ladies Home SHE STARTLED HIM Journal It will But Wns It Only by the Exercise of Oood Ocneralship In the Case There was a look about the wo that shn had asked her husband for the last timu lo do what she wanted It was not an angry look it wns merely an expression which show ¬ ed that ordinaiy means had lailr d and she must try finesse Her husband who was sitting on Hie step loo ed over the lop of his paper as she passed him to go to the front gate Im going after that loaf of bread on spoke of in a few minutes now he said apologetically Im not goiiig to make any moro requests she answered But he did not hear her Ilis lace was again buried in his newspaper Presently she came rushing up the walk and exclaimed One of the neighbors saw a patrol wagon go up tho street at a gallop and turn the corner toward tho grocery There must havo been a fight or something Without another word liu grabbed his hat in an instant and wns going down the street at a rate which made two baby carriages turn out for fear of collision As his wife gazed after linn going around the corner so fast that the centrifugal force threw him over on one side In five or ten minutes he came back He handed her a bundle and reached for his paper saying Heres that bread As long as I was so near thcgroccryI thought I would get it and stop your fretting about it But I didnt sec any disturbance Are you talking about the patrol wagon and the crowd she inquired innocently Of course I am Why that all happened vday beforo yesterday But Im ever so glad you got the bread dear Washington Star ¬ mans eye fchich indicated ¬ rWXMM f JOS ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ f 11 - WlLMAU IlAlIIITON IT AVNE Mr Haynos poetry is widoly known for its lightness purity nnd gruce Mrs Iloso Hawthorno Lathrdp writes as follows If on no other day yet on this day Ot nil tho yoar May I rcjoico In joy not tnlno I pray To soma heart door Living In llfo not mlno roost eager Blneo Christ forlovoof othors camo to Hot Itoss Hawtiioiinu Lath nor tKi3k - I - Ho pmyedthat stormy winds might bloW And covor all tho fields and hills whon Christmas camo with wolcomo snow Twos Christrnns Tho dnya wont by ovo whon all good souls aro filled with gleo And in tlio scasido villago homos warm hoarts beat round tho Christmas troo Romombranccs of days long gono woro told by old ones whilo tho young Passed tho bright hours most merrily and many n pleasant song was sung Whilo oer tho sky tho leaden clouds gathered till not n star was scon And littlo flakes began to fall Thank heavon thcrod bo no Christmas groon I ¬ J ¬ ¬ This from tha famous daughter ot Nnlhnuiol Hawthorno is no empty text It was dated from thosccnoof her nctivo charity in Now Vork city Mrs Lathrop ia building for hcreolf n moro lasting pillar than mero literary famo a mon ument in tho houso not mado with hands Clinton Scoliards rorily to my re quest couics to my hand liko tho others as a fresh effort of tho authors pan sololy for uso iu his collection Clinton ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fepf aFOUOC W CA11IX When morning camo tho oartli was whlto tho grass wns hid tho hazo had passed Tnr skowflakes ouTSiDK Tho wolcomo snow has como at last Tho fjord bo praiscdl old Amos said Loud blow tho flerco norcastor wind Tlio smacks wcro prauoing in tho bay As tlio old sturdy fisherman to Parson Mooros homo took his way Its providential minister ho said with a most rorttront air This storm is very plain to mo n proof that God docs nuswor prnyur Tho chmcli boll seemed to ring that day ns it had never rung boforo From tho gray stooplos pointed towor iu that old villago by tho shoro And whilo a fuvorita hymn wns sung n manly form p mod nt tlio door And in tho lingering shadow paused un- ¬ til tho services wcro oer Thou as tho pmson down tho nlslo camo nftcr his nweot task was dono ThoBtrangcr said with whispering voice Dear father dont you know your sour V2 Oh what n blessed hour was thatl BM foro him stood his long lost boy And thero wcro smiles and thoro woro iietdtoi of the lost learn aye tears but thoy were toaro of joy Thauk heaven said Amos Nothox proof it is that mid our woo nnd caro If wo Iwlievu in him nnd trust our Qod nbovo docs nnswor prayor Wo pro od for storm Ho sont us snow Hos filled our thankful hoarts with joy And nt this blessed Christmas tlmo you and homo hofl brought your boy 1 Let us make everybody forget that there is anything in the world but good fellovship and To the sick let happy laughter bring forgctfiilncss of pain to the sorrowful tho sweet thoughts of a happy smile to the aged loving thoughts of consideration to the poor n suggestion of the greater matciial blessings which arc ours Then as we bring light to other eyes color to other checks happiness to other hearts we shall be happy ourselves The Christmas spirit vill keep alive within us Our jears must be spanned not with a Chtistmas at cither end but with an unbroken bow of happy Yule tidcs the ccutcr brighter even than the beginning and the end Living memories mrst intertwine and link together the golden curl and the snowy lock Then wc will live in the lull richness of the Christmas that lies between tlio Yulctidc of the pusent the Christ Day that is now and hero A py one oldrtonl lp- - ¬ ¬ ¬ CIRCULAR RAINBOW lis Center n Beautiful Vision of Light and Color Ifroni New York Commercial Advertiser ¬ Scollnrd neods no introduction His own pootry nnd his lectures on modern Kug lisli nud American pootry lmvo mado his namo n familiar and a pleasant ono This is tho poQm ho sent mo U Li -- roil Oh ¬ OniUSTMAB MOHNINa wear for garment mil tli Upon tho soul As alt tho fields ot earth Wear ono whlto utolol A dream ot things long gouo I t Borrow bo I Turn tboq thlno eyes on dawn Tliy heart on gloo Clinton Bcqi utnu CALEB DUNN t no no that thoro nro eight layers Cut slits about u quarlor of an inch apart Alninit Without Kxpensa Chinning Orna- ¬ bcgiiuiiug at ouo odgo and roaoiiing al Itoverso tho papor most to tho oilier ment Mny Ho Mndi Ior It In making plans for tho holhlayit tho and cut from tho opposite odgo iu tho rigid economy necessarily practiced in sumo way Oncn it mid tmll tho cuds Bird cages can bo mado by tho namo numerous families need not rompol any houso mother to oinlt tho beautiful process using a square of paler foldod Christmas tieo Though tho bright dec ¬ throo times first diagonally to form n trinnglo nud twioe Into smaller trian orations generally used nro qulto oatpou sivc an ingenious woman can nt small rtlos When thoy nro opened tho odges cost dress n shining troo which will bo should bo pnslcd to n pqnaro of n darker a dollght to tho littlo ones 0 listening chains nud pretty oma shado which fonun tho bottom of tho monts of nil kinds can bo mndo of what cage Folding nnd cutting it circular pfeco will mnko nuolhor vnrloty of tho plnwhool paper tha children oall This paper oomes iu shoots about ton oauo Then thoro nro lantorns for whloh n Inches square and can bo bought at any stationers for n oout n shoot Halt ik squnro nlso forms ho bnslH Almost ov ¬ dozon shoots of different colors and two cryhlld knows liow to mnko thoso pret of gold and sllvor will bo mi amnio sup ¬ ty hanging ornaments Tho pnpor is ply Thcu thoro aro Bquarcscut into foldodin ImV to mnko mi oblong Cut narrow strips from tho nilddlo almost fonr inch plocca which nro very usoful out to tho cdtfos Opou nnd pastotho With thoso and n bottlo of good muoi lago your troo will bo n thing of beau ¬ edges togolher A strip pf paper will ty whioh to huug it ty nud will livo in tho mcmoxlos of forn Ik Cornucopias mado of very thin card thn littlo folks for woks crapo To mnko n chain out strips of paper board nnd covered with tisauo or threo inches long and ano qunrtor wide papor will odd muoli to Jio looks of tho pa Pasta tho ends pf ouo together to form treo nml dolls dicssctl iu th namo n link Itun n second strip through tho pcraro nlso protty Tho ctilldrcu will mko groat pleasure first link and fuston iho ends Proceed this manner until tho required lougtti in helping to mnko thoso deirutidns in is ronohod Two contrasting colors used nud iu ono nr twonttorugnnscunincoui plbjh a grout deal And lioknntvledga nlternntolyglvo an oxoolleut effect pwpurhig tho A Lcautiful netting is mndo of a strip that tlvuy havo uaslstcd iu cliuriu in Inclios wido by 9 inches long 1oia trco will glvo it an added Jb ceu- - thair oyoa Uitfluper ttnwlfto aun kui Cnblo writes mo from Northampton Mass nnd I mako his ho parting lnessngoVon tho pugo of Christiias offering May Christmas bring ui all rightfully the luerrlmont of conauerors and tho now year find us strong for froth conquests W Gcorgo THE CHRISTMAS TREE ¬ 0 W CABUi ¬ Volco this message- for it is appro prlnta and acceptable It erases tho duller shades iu tlio mnko up of holidays At tho birth ot Christ n railroad was laid nnd mi onglno built Tho railroad ia civilization tho engine joy But ¬ liko nil other railroads civilization has cido tracks and other engines Alas for tho sldo tracks mid tho olhor ougincs But with Mr Oablo cpnqnorora nro not sad nor oro they sldo trnokod Iorget thcu hosldingsl Tho onglno runs pu tho main track today Luxiah A North y Consult tho lllbl It Is said u Scotland that thoso who dostro to loam what fato or fortuno thu new year has in btoro for thorn mny do so by consulting tho Blblo on Now Yenra morning boforo breakfast Tho snored book must bo laid upon n tabic and thosd wiio Wish o consult it must opou it at random and plaoa n ilugor upon ono or othor of tho chapters at whloh it Is opened Tills chspler is road mid is bojluvod to describo in soma wny the iippluss or mbry daring tho en ¬ suing year of tho person making Uo i ¬ lP ¬ ¬ ¬ ll p it Several circular rainbows which the way arc meteorological phenomena of rare occurrence have been described in Notes for the Cuiioim during the past seven or eight years The one now under consideration however was so unique that we would certainly give room for a description of it even though the department had recently been overcrowded with circular rainbow lore It was observed in India by Lieut Wheclock about the mid die of August Mr Wheelock was cltnibing a mountain spur at sun As thu sun rose a rainbow rise round as a circus ring was seen in Iho fog which all but obscured ono of tlio beautiful lakes which arc mj common in India Mr Wliw licit is a trained meteorologist nn I was not at all astonished to sco n circular rainbow knowing as ho did the conditions under But what at- ¬ which it was found tracted his attention iu particular was tho presence of a bright spot in tho exact center of tho beautiful variegated band composing the circular bow Thiir spot waa so intensely lumi nous that thn observer thought that it might ho n hush lira some iliktnncu nwny but this supposi tion was spoil dispelled by further Slowly and tegu developments larly and from all sides at once the Wight cBlr spot necamo sur by ¬ ¬ ¬ An Apt Comparison The following is an interesting comparison Suppose that u farmer taiscs 1006 bushels of wheat a year and also sells this to iooo persons iu all parts of the country a great portion of them saying I will hand you a dollar The farmer does in a short time not want to be small and says all right Soon the 1000 bushels art gone and he has nothing to show for it and he then realizes that he has fooled away his whuie crop and its value is due in a thousand little driblets Subsequently he is seriously cmbarassed in business be cause his debtors each one owing him one dollar treat it as a small matter and think it would not Continue this busi help much year in and year out as the publisher of u newspaper does how Press long would he standit and Printer One of the Conditions From the Washington Star ¬ ¬ When er rfian stahts in ter frow mud said Uncle Eben he may miss bis inahk But dab ain no way fob tin ter scape being splat- ¬ tered hissef ASK th neowtni ilyipcptUi Ulloutftuf fcren vlcllmi of fovir nnd agut lh merrurUI how ilixiKd pailent recovered heihk the cbtcrf iplrlu ud good tprxllu lby win leu you by Ullng Smuom Ijvek Kiculatob ITaiiilljr lureit ml MtOlciuo In tho World CONSTIPATION JounOlct IVr llVSlEIfilA US Uliili filLK IIKAUACIIK Colic Ucp SlOMACH lltulluro tic tUxi iT bpUitiUlUK 1 Lis uulvaled remedy 1 wimaled not lo contain a ilnale panUla li UuiUAM or any mineral luUlanca Tlio Ctusapett Ut tut u PURELY VEOETABLE conutnliu iIiom Southern Koola and llerU hkb am hera all wlw IVuuJeme has plu cd la coustrUa U our livir lUwaao moat prevail It w llltcaaea rmiaetl liy nmiigount of Uia Utter Hie bVMIIOHS U Liver Complaint aa oi Ud I4t in ilia uuth Iaiu in liu Hark Sldea or HUuniaUuai Hour fleu mlnkeu of Appellut hwU aucroalcly Unuuclil of Memory with a coMiveand lleaJuner ruluful sentatlon cf having failed to do eomeiauif ohich uijthl to have baeu doner Dobllllyi lam Nilrlta a ihkk yellow apnearanca of thabVla and r yet a ary lougii oucu Mamia iut iiNuuaipuoa anitiiiiea uiauy ot ineea lyutptooia attend tM tha largcM ihMaM at oihcra very few but tba uv or in In lli tody la generally the aaU a the iMaeaea ana if uu Keeu4ted in lime treat autTulu wceuti ediwu and DKATtI IU anau 1 ha lollowina- - hluhlv etteeaieel cetaoM atteat la ilia vlriiua of biuuom livan Kiqvlaioii lea W S I lliJi Iree ia S w K K J u riuer IUor nml Ilnweti Ui Im O slrill llibbCoOa I J A bulla lWnUUbje Ui lUv I W lluike Macon Gal VlriU fuwtea Sun Ii s W It U Won AleianJer llblenhent ljva IlUcJ li viiluea ueraonallv and know thai for lliepUa liiUouuieea and Thrvthbui Head Wa aun r m cnyUitM KKhpaikaAIUayUaiCUaaiee ia lv in Ik U b the but uudklo tha votl4 everaaw h4V tiled forty other rainejliee befun blaiwooa IJver liiKuUtur ami nuua of iheui gava iu mora than relief Uia Kegulalot not only relieved but cwe4 -- 1 ti I aitCMarii xu M muanuaa Macu Oa uaxurifnjaeu oniry ay JH2U1UN 0OlWkdeltdJatfc J BUMJlL mrmswee - ifaiittWf- - Wffifl 3M W uWHPf¬ ¬ WHi JT ¬ WPfFa WJ4 vs maintenance became a burden ury sufficient to meet the appropriThe com- ations made for tho fiscal year upon the stockholders petition of railroad transporta But that balance ia not tho result tion had become so great that pay of the tariff but is tho residue of prorcdbyUiostaUroentioMea ing toll seemed to travelers nii im- tho money derived from tho Bond vUlosinK drugglrti eTerjrwhcre show feposition For many years efforts sale It is not business income tlmt tho peoplo havo an abiding confldeno BEB PU2U3HINQ COMPANY In Hoods SarsftparlllA Great If there arc have been made to obtain legisla- but borrowed capital Ineorpottlrd tho voluntary if Ul OSS proved bythousands of menitato free turnpikes any good features of the KnlereJ Iht PcitoDr l iUrlltiSjon l Stccnd tion in favor of and mcnticf cutinutltr women iliovr that Hood Barsaparllla ac bill At the last session bills were tually does possess passed permitting tho State to dis- such as will bear the investigation 0TCr ltcaso by purifying en S0USCRIPT1ON RATES pose of its stock in the several which should be brought to bear niWOlriciiIng and Invigorating tha blood upon which not only health but Ilia turnpikes and also a bill allowing on its workings and results they Itself depends Tho great u Vttr Mf telly In sdvincs It so counties to hold an election for the should bo retained in the new en Hoods Barsaparllla In Sis Momlii 50 TlireeMomha curing others warrants 15 II it can bo shown that purpose of deciding whether the actment Copies SlncU j you In bellovlng that n faithful uso ot Hoods Specimen copies mailed free on ippllctllon earsaparilla will euro you It you suffer from Ujrtetpondenti wanted In til prl ot Ihe county should take the turnpikes protected industries have made any troublo caused by Impuro blood eiuntr Addrett hi or pittlcuUn within its borders at a valuation such combinations or trusts to fixed by an appraisement made at force consumers to pay cxhorbitant TflURSpAY DECKMUKU 34 1890 the instance of the the Fiscal prices as to make the tariff a tax Court and issue bonds in payment such manufacturers should bo ex ¬ Cheap Printing therefore and levy a tax to main- cluded from tho benefits of the act Some people havo not got sense tain them in good order free from while so conspiring It has been the universal history of the intro- Is thoOnoTrao Stood Purifier Atldrugglsti enough to keep out of the rain toll charges Prepare rnly by ttI Hood ft Co Lowell Mass Elections have been held in sev- duction of new industries in this Tills is proven just now bv tho nro CAy t0 take ensy n riOOCl S HlIIS to operate 23 cents silly fight for job work being waged eral counties and resulted in a vote country under tho fostering care of i for the condemnation and purchase a tariff sufficiently protective to hereabouts by printers of this ot tho pikes But in some of them offset the difference between forChristmas the greatest of county The Bee is in it because the debts already existing had eign and domestic wages that the Christian festivals is at hand it will not be surpassed in quality reached tho Constitutional limit homo competition has reduced the the day which has more of poetry of workj price or good service It and the Courts were powerless to price of the manufactured article and love and charity than all tho The cost to the consumer has other days of the year The Bee is foolish and a game at bank- appropriate money or issue bonds for the purchase money Pending been less than the price of the forei- believes in celebrating these great ruptcy but if it must be that pubproduct negotiations with stockholders and gn-made The duty has anniversaries and this week in lishers shall become public bene efforts to seek some available and not been added to tho manufactu- accordance with its custom of giv factors and distribute allr their legal method of controlling the rers pficc He has paid duty and ing its readers the choicest matter profits and pocket their losses roads and keeping them in good freight in order to compete with available publishes much original because free silver newspapers are condition free of toll to the travel- American goods Money expended and illustrated Christmas matter goods here Famous story writers iavorito mean to each other why The ing public a spirit of unrest and in manufacturing lawlessness engendered by tho ne- whether for home consumption or poets and gifted artists have conBees purse strings have been al cessarily slow process of tho con- export accomplishes a greater tributed their choicest efforts toready loosened and the distribu- stituted authorities broke out in amount of good than when distribward a literary Christmas feast that tion has begun various portions of the State as if uted abroad lor the benefit of for will surely please our readers Be it understood though that by preconcerted action and dis- eign workmen At the same time Watch for other special features Bee seeks not the emoluments guised raiders destroyed toll gates it must be remembered that the The Read the announcement in this of office from the struggling public threatened the lives of gate keep object of a tariff bill is to collect number of the ers and gave sinister warnings to revenue as well as to foster home thus befriended nor any earthly Praise is not nec GloltDtmocrat stockholders demanding by mes- manufactures and duties should essary AH arc acquainted with reward but The Bee must sustain sages and placards that toll gath- not bo prohibitive Those who itsrecord for public spirited enter- ¬ ering should cease have made a close study of the the sterling value of this great In many states the damage done workings of tho revenue bills and newspaper as a reliable and far prise reaching news gatherer and as a The Bee reached more people by these marauders would when the cost of collecting customs arc powerful exponent of Republican ascertained have to be paid by the of the opinion Cthat the governin this and adjoining counties durWe make special clubin return for the taxes paid ment interests and the rights of principles county ing the late election than any to maintain order and secure pro- bing offer the mercantile community arc best other paper and is ready to reach tcction irom moo rule it is a subserved by making the duties One of the worst tragedies that out as widely with cheap or mooted question whether in this specific instead of ad valorem ever occurred in the 9th district of cheaper job work if that is the State-- an action will lay against the whenever it is feasible It pre- ¬ this county happened late last kind publishers must furnish and county officials under the common vents undervaluation and puts all Sunday evening Two men arc law in the absence of statutory merchants on an equal footing dead as a result says the Jellico the public will accept provision If the sound money Democrats Advance Sentinel What a horri However The Bee has not forA resident ot bhelby county would drop the motto Free blc time they must have in all that gotten nor laid aside the art of fine speaking of the destrubtion of the Tirade and substitute Fair county where the tragedies arc di printing on suerfine slock and it will toll gates says that the tax payers Trade and unite with conserva- vided by districts sustain its character for high stand of that county arc satisfied with tive Republicans in framing a tarJoe Blackburn voted against ard and reasonable prices in this the present arrangement believing iff bill on a thoroughly American that those who use the roads pay policy which shall be unscctionally the immigration bill prohibiting line less for specific use under the toll protective in a degree sufficient to the admission of all foreigners If it is cheap job work you system than they would under the raise the necessary expenses f or over sixteen years of age who can- want write for samples to free pike plan As it is now the the government economically ad not read and write in some lan interest on capital and cost of ministered and for judicious pub- guage The Bee maintenance fall upon the stock- lic improvements Joe but continues his efforts to an impetus Earlington Ky holders After purchase by the would be given to the revival of promote and preserve ignorance Free Turnpikes county the interest on the bonded business that would ensure years among the masses The word free has an attrac- debt and expense of repairs would of prosperity and relegate the quesWe announced editorially last tive look and sound and popular- be borne by the taxpayers without tion of the free coinage of silver to week that the Courier Jburpalvould izes any scheme with which it is distinction as to whether they used that period in the dim future when begin a edition the connected Everyone is in favor the roads or not The probability an international convention shall first of the New Year We publish of good roads and a movement in is that the lawless raiders arc not adopt Senator Chandlers ideas of this week a full announcement on favor of constructing stone gravel tax payers nor toll payers but are mpossible bimetallism the fourth page of this issue Clubor steel roads seems to have been actuated by a disposition to resist deo and Twecdle dum bed with The Bee started simultaneously in many all lawful control It is by such Tweedlc The Chicago Saturday Blade is States of the Union But while displays of insubordination and OUR CLUBBING OFFER the idea of the highways being reckless disregard of the laws that one of the ultra sensational papers good and at the same time free the progress and prosperity of the that have made their circulation by Now is the Time to Subscribe for from toll takes with the unreflect- State is retarded by the discourag- their record for filth Its chief Your Winter Reading ing and irresponsible portion of ing of business men to invest in desire is to secure as it states at the population the tax payers un- enterprises in our midst Capital top of its editorial column photo- The Bee and Daily and derstand that the freedom from docs not seek such environment graphs or drawings of sensational Sunday Glode Democrat toll means increase of taxes and a and good citizens deplore such a events crimes and criminals etc both one year for 650 A calm discussion in order that it may hold these The Bee and Daily only heavier burden to them than the state of affairs Globe Democrat both one specific toll charges would be and careful calculation would dis- things up to public gaze in their year J450 and degrading The idea of Federal or State aid close the difficulties involved in a most hideous The Bee and Daily and Sun This paper is also an exfor roads is by no means new just settlement of the question shapes day Courier Journal both treme agent in the agitation of Congress passed a law in 1830 to with the law oneyearfor 825 The- - Bee and Daily only The average price per mile class strife aid the States in constructing inCourier Journal both one terstate highways but it was ve which the officials appointed by The Henderson Gleaner aspires year for 650 toed by the Executive and the the courts would value the roads to be an imitator at least a copyist The Bee and Louisville btatc governments then took up at might be placed at 2000 per The Saturday Blade of December Evening Post both one mile the matter The lowest tax for repairs 12 had these two paragraph first year for S275 k The Bee and In the early days of turnpike yet fixed upon was 25 cts per in its editorial column Globe Democrat one year construction before the era of railWhen one figures on the 100 The window glass trust has for 175 road building only the main ar- total amount to be raised to thus levied a tax on daylight The Bee and Nobody is making light of the teries connecting county towns and free the pikes it will be seen that Courier Journal both one business centres were so im- tho price of such freedom will be window glass trust year for 150 Tho Gleaner of The Bee and Weekly Lou proved and the chief source of eternal taxation isville Commercial both While the innovation would boJ December 18 had these two para- ¬ revenue was the freight hauling oneyearfor gi25 from tnc river stations to interior expensive it would be when graphs first among its editorials is making light of tho The Bee and New York Nobody points of the sugar molasses and consummated after a vote of the Weekly Tribune both one strictly legal and not window glass trust lumber and of coal iron and to- people year for 125 The window glass trust has The Bee and any leading publibacco as return loods The gain subject the State to the disgrace leuied a tax on daylight cation at low trice to tho teamsters was so great that brought upon it by the confiscation Tho light thrown by these two they were glad to pay the toll of individual property and sub- sets of paragraphs is singularly Kentucky Division of League of charges and the States derived a version of their chartered rights American Whcilmen similar Tho samo intelligence is steady revenue from their invest- attempted by these masked mid election conveyed and the same position as ment Lateral roads intersecting night prowlers Chief Consul John W Glendcn sumed by each journal of holy and feeding these great thoroughing of Covington from aloofness contaminating Tariff TinkeringVice Consul N G Crawford fares were built under the same things This might be a strange of Louisville If the sensation mongers would laws granting State aid and aftercoincidence but there arc others Secretary Treasurer Owen Law ward laws were passed allowing only permit the business men dison of Louisville The Gleaners third editorial counties to be bonded to assist rectly interested in the tariff schedAt the regular meeting of tho about Yellow fever and yellow the local roads While the mileage ules to be heard pro and con and generalship Board of Officers of Kentucky Dithe fourth about vision held on Dec 6 of improved roads was thus en- adjust their differences on data and 1896 the The homo of Mrs Mary Lease following members were elected larged the interest charges for con- statistics furnished by the departand three others about Repre delegates to the National Assemstruction account was also in- ments it would be a great relief to sentative Pitt Trusts in Eng- bly Ed II Croninger Covington creased and as railroads came into the country from the continual red land and Bag Barons vs Crag E W Ledman of Loussville and vogue tno revenues fell off though rag flourishing that has been going R W Barons are taken bodily from the R F Polouze of Louisville Pratt of Madisonville received It is Saturday Blade the cost of maintenance remained on ever since the election almost enough votes to elect known that the Wilson Gorman bill nearly the same Prize Contest In Kentucky much interest has docs not yield sufficient revenue to Christmas always been taken and a large support the government As to On account of tho Holidays The From Bachelor Maids Chat amount of money Invested in turn whether the McKinlcy bill or tho Bee has decided to postpone tho The sweetest and best of all our pikes by the State counties and present tariff bill afforded the most prize question contest in its His holidays is near ut hand our individuals As in the March of revenue in a given lapse of time tory column and no other sets of blessed Christmas day the day of improvement the necessity for arbitrarily selected by tho statisti- these questions will be published merry greetings and loving gifts these roads was removed by the cian docs not affect the question at until the first issue in January I wonder how many of us while surrounded by tho dear faces introduction of steam and the sub he present time What is needed The No 1 set of questions pub will give one thought tohome littlo the stitution of railroad transportation is a remedy and the best remedy lished last week will remain tho babe from Bethlehem nearly 2000 their patronage was lessened rev for tho deficit The opinion that first of this series and may be an years ago When happy ourselves wo arc enues cut off and values depre the present law wouldif continued swered at any time Considerable receipts were in many succeed in collecting enough cus- interest has already been phown in apt to forget the one to whom we ciated Tie owe all of our happiness wo should instances so small that they were tom duties to run the Government this search for knowledge and bo very grateful for tho many bles insufficient to kcop the roadbcu in seems to bo based upon tho fact the contest proniilws to Uo a very sings that have fallen to our lot tollable condition and proper that there is a balance in tho Trcas- - popular one But wlio we are so happy without 3A a ¬ Xnlaa root ¬ our own little us remember been so fortu are some Who have lost their neatest and dearest and during this our glad Christ mas tido they will be sad and sorrowful sighing ono vacant chair in family circle let thoso who have not nate as we there And TURNING GRAY and xiirkatxnxo ¬ WITH BALDNESS Tht Danjpr Is Artrttd by Using DTP fT fWUTMfl r id n ri n u fT tf r t flTTT mn am hrv 07TT 17 s 3L- ¬ ¬ FDR DECEMBER tino uicticst ji i ¬ ¬ Dnuai 11 Qiinnoac ylltUcaS A tender message will do much to alleviate their grief they will know that though far apart some ono is thinking of them and they aro not forgotten in in their lonely hour of sadness On this day of peace and good will towards men let no cruel word be spoken For the touch of a vanished hand ihs sound of a votes that s still AYERSyosk with linnicdlntt bnliliiiss Hearing Ayerfl Hair Vigor highly spoken of I commenced using this prcparo- somo weeks of flicktictts my Imlr turned gray utul begun falling out so rapidly that I was threatened Nearly forty tira ago after store in rvinciisonviuc is coinrr to i u Vnakc some of tho biggctit offers in ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla 1 no unkind deed be dona let able to say when Palls from tba wings ot night Us be The day Is done and tho darkness ¬ ¬ ¬ that not one soul has been made unhappy by a single act of ours Let us guard well our voices as well as our words let our tones be soft and gentle our words kind arid loving If we do this no anger can creep into our voices spoil our words and mako them pierce the heart of some loved one like an Surely wo can do this arrow much in memory of Him who died for us i La p 11 If PtuW 1 ftHHfliisiBI V WiKgr so well Suits ever made to the trading public Wo havo selected over Ono Hundred Suits that were made to sell for St i wtJ nnd ieoo nnrl nut thnm on nnr co n inoies ior ucccmuer trauc ino oincr nouso sio ovnr clirl nvnr will nr nvnt mn nffnr ro tnnnv finrw v Suits to select from 1 ho iincst tailors in the land made our io Suits We have selected 100 licavy All wool auus that wcro made to sell for 6 7 and 8 and put them all on our 5 tabic THESE ARE TEMPTING W I Mk y -- i fi r ru - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wce- k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ satisfied tton and was After our glad Christmas comes tho result that I have never tried the happy New Year That is the nny other kind of ilifsshg It stop day of good resolutions we all ped tho har from falling out stimu kept want to begin afresh and turn over lated a new nrowth of hair a new leaf on the first day of tho tho scalp freu from tlniulriiff Only now year Wo start out on the morn nn occasional iiillriitlon Is good of ing of tho New Year with happy needed to keep I my hairhesitate to natural color hopes and bright anticipations but recommend nny ofnever medicines Ayers tho day is half gone the to my friends before Mrs II M Haioht pure spotless page is covered with Avoca Neb blots and we arc thoroughly discouraged and have not the heart to make another effort after the rnnrAitun or new year is only a repetition of the CO LOWELL MASS U S A DR J CAYER old Maids let us make this a happy year let us rise happy and Avir BariajHirHUa Ittmerti ritnpUt bright on New Years tnorn and if through tho days work we come in contact with any who arc down- worked for tho St Bernard Company hero cast let our brightness and hap- contemplates moving to St Charles It sat- piness be so contagious that they islactory arrangements can be made W D Caviness one ot the St Bernard will catch it and join the merry by little band that is striving with all machinists was called upon last week iron the city fathers to put together Ihe their hearts to render others happy ceils lor use new calaboose If some of our resolutions arc The Federation of Labor an oreanlia broken cvenour best let us try tton of which Gompersis tha president has try again and at last we will tri decided that hereafter no member of said t association can join militia umph over all obstacles and at the seems that the objectIhe Slate move is to of this end of the year no unpleasant prevent tbeir members from taking part In thingwill stare us reproachfully in the suppression of a riot and is certainly n be the face and mar the pleasure step in the direction leading people to op tney artuo a lieve of tho year The new year is posedtnai law and order certain extent to now lying in the arms of the old We suppose the silver miners ot the West and soon the joyous bells will pro- win now lake great interest in contributing them- claim his birth tbeir aoo cent dollars toward keeping Bry Let ¬ ¬ 11111I ¬ ¬ with -- A M lAlf Lik JTKkX AIAJUA1 VUVriiV IWUAWTMMWP i Wo knew of Cloaks MUTM A A CIEN SWEEP INOUR that our first purchases 0------ f vi y v Ayers Hair Vigor ¬ ¬ nnnmir rnnrm nnnitmi nnrl nnr nrnur r to insure a big Uoak marked small enough vvu cxiiiiu uiu prices wc were ihuk- iiiiui ing the values we were civinc would create a breeze in Cloak circles but wo did not expect to stir up tno trade ciycionc tnat we did and get everything swept out of our house before the season was half over The result was that a new stock was to buy It has arrived and the season being late wc bought them at about half their value so wc are offering some tempting vrrp um VTI yJ a 3 Jjf j i 9 bargains i Im wi 4Hn j ¬ A FEW OF THE MANY GOOD THINGS Good Single Capes 200 2 75 ¬ ¬ Ring oat tha false ring in Ihe true Ring out a slowly dying cause Ring in the nobler modes of life With sweeter manners purer laws Ring in the valiant man and free The larger heart the kindlier band Ring ont Ihe darkness ot the land Ring in tbs Christ that is to be B M ¬ ¬ ¬ - MOTIVE BLASTS an in the lecture field at tho paltry sum of one or two thousand dollars per lectnreac cording lo tbo value be pais on tbe present dollar Tbe Monarch Coal Company has lately completed some valuable improvements n ineir macntnery There Is little doubt if an opportunity was afforded tbem that many miners in this part ot the Slate would willingly enlist to assist the moans in tbeir ngntior ircetiom ijood uouoic weaver wanes TTnntftf Trtrililr lrtiifrtt T7iiTrirYrmH1 W wnj vwv Better Donhlo HMVpr Fiir Trimmcn Good Plush Capes Beautiful Plush Capes Fur Trimmed v J A TV 00 w 500 U UU UIIU JUl tm JLfJJVl-lJJUllli MADISONVILLE KY AIA 2U Vi 74 1 ST CHARLKS Dr T ft Finley went to Madisonville last Tuesday Icbn Salmon and Claud Fox of Ilslev were in town last Sunday MissPhronia Murphy went to Madison ville last Thursday Mr and Mrs Ed Satterfleld of Hop- klnsville aro visiting the family of Mr I J V McEnen Or G W Parker who has been In Madisonville or several weeks is with us again I II Teel ot Central City has bten called to preach for tbe Christian Church here during tbe ensuing year Mrs Geo H Fault ber dauehler Nora and son Barton leave hero today Tuesday for Pratt City Ala where they will spend me Holidays S C Allen of Louisville and Elder of tbe Methodist Chvrcb for tbe Princeton district held a quarterly meeting at Ibis place last Saturday In an altercation at the depot last Fri ¬ day nlebt in which whisky was a factor Jobnnie Menser cut Will Keysor on the arm wan a Kniieinnicting an ugly wound Parties standing by intervened and fortn- natey the affair was slopped without further injury Judge Fox will try tbe case this week The Public School exhibition here on Wednesday nlebt of last week was a genu ine treat for our people and we believe was fully appreciated Tbe program was good and well executed tbe children did tbeir parts cleverly and many deservo special mention but perhaps none more man lime vida ltnea in tne new Scholar The bebavlor was Rood wblcb contributed especially lo parental pleasure but was doubtless shared by ait Tbe presence ol tbe brass band added very much to tbe occasion by filling up be tween aits with first class music We regret to part with Miss Rice and Miss Earle tbey bave taught cs a good school and have been otherwise useful in tbe community Flint Finley Letcher Fox and Guy Woodruff of South Kentucky College are at home for tbe holidays Tbe Methodist people are making ex- tensivo preparations lor a uuristmas tree ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wcc- k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The new time card went into effect last Monday morning at two oclock and tho fast trains are now making tho run between Evansvilla and Nashville in about onr hears very quick time Conductors Thomas Wens and Edard Wilson are the lucky men lo pull the bell cord on the new passenger runs as conductors both good reliable men Did Prentice is again hippy as be Is now once more at work on the Elkton branch in charge of the passenger train on that road Skillman and Hawes were placed on tho passenger runs as flagmen Something like a dozen of the rising generation a ailed themselves of the op portunity to board a freight car and steal a box of tobacco The boys have been caught and will no doubt be severely punished by their parents as their tender age prevents tbo law from handling them with ungloved bands For tbo purpose we suppose of laying in a supply of Christmas good Yardmen Crowning and Cazort made Evansville a visit last Monday ¬ ¬ A DAILY PAPER FOR 200 A YEAR The increasing demand for a dally newspaper at a prlco which puts It within tbo reach of every person In Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee county In Kentucky and baa been root by tho Lou- iivuio i ot rsouincrn inaina nun a this com ¬ special ataft correspondent plete afternoon dally wilt In Washington and thor¬ send the Evening Tost every week day in tho ough and rcllablo men at year to any address by Frankfort Full raarkot¬ reports paid or choice miscel mall postaKo lany snort stories wom ¬ The Kvenlns Post Is tho For tho mil page all the sport brightest and best after- ¬ ans Cdltlon at tht noon dally In tho South lntr news Editorially the strongest paper In tho Evening Pest full Asso It prints tbo dispatches ¬ 4oulh Neatly printed on ciated Press paper bond for supplemented by corre flno samplo copy Address trom every spondence THE EVENING POST CLUUBCD LOUISVILLE KY WITH THIS PAPER th2 Bee and rae post for only FOR 275 The New York Weekly Tribune FARMERS AND VILLAGERS FATHERS AND MOT ERS DOWN II THE MINES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wee- ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wee- k ¬ Twice-a-wec- k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Hecla Coal Company are short two miners this week on account of two of tbeir men being charged with dealing in cattle on rather an extensive Kale with ¬ out buying the tame Sampson Piatt ot the Woodstock Coat Co says that business with him has been good this month and bis only complaint is scarcity ot coal cars Among the miners who were made happy this week was Mr lobn Slattery who was the proud recipient of 30 as a Christmas present irom bis sister who resides in Chi cago Several of the youne miners in tho em ploy of the St Bernard Coal Company were laid off last week for failine to comolv with tho rales and regulations governing miners wnuo at work me eniorcement ot strict discipline will doubtless prove a valuable warning to the boys That yonng miner who was causbt ap propriating an article of value to bis own use while the back of the merchant was turned bad better reform before the habit grows upon bim and leads him into serious HANSON trouble A E C ton of HopklnsvIIle visited Ills Mr Georje Wvalt foreman in Qiiarge t tbs mining machines at New South Dia ¬ fathor hero last Sunday W II Weir and T L Asliby went mond reports business as rather dull of to Evansville Monday lata Judge Orion who has be en very sick Is Mr Jno W Cavls who for years has improving Prof Easley of Slaughtersville paid Hanson a visit this week Tbos 11 Tones Jr and Mrs Racbeal Callandar of near this place were married Sunday afternoon Rev D S Edwards officiating Robl Wtlr and Marven Orion who bave been in school at Elkton for tbo past fivo months returned homo Friday last Mr Roland Wicksof Ihe Nebo country and Miss Mlttlo Grace of pear this place The essence of life Is force were marled at tho home of tbo brides Every brcathyou brea thievery mother Sunday afternoon Rev J T Heart beat every motion of Randolph of Hanson pfflclating your hand takes force The E L Parrlsu has bought the properly of A Combs on Main Si Consideration measure of force we call vital ¬ FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS ALL THE FAMILY With the close of tho Presidential campaign THI TRIBUNE recognizes the fact that tho American people aro now anxious to give their attention to home and business interests To meet tiiis condi tion politics will have far less space and prominence until another State or National occasion demands a renewal of tho fight for tho principles for which THE TRIBUNE has labored from itu inccption to the present day and won its greatest victories Every possible effort will bo put forth and money freely spent to make THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE pre eminently a NATIONAL FAM ¬ ILY NEWSPAPER interesting instructive entertaining and indis pensiblo to cadi member of the family ¬ We Furnish The M and tha New York Wfltkly Trilrna FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 126 CASH IN ADVANCE Address all orders to Your J THE BEE 1 J Vitality Write your name and address on a postal card Bond it to Geo Wi Lr 4 uest Koom 2 inuuno Uuiding Now York City and a samph copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bo mailet to you WALKER TNOS TINTS ESBiS Successors to TWYMAN 0 WALKER Old of resistive power a tendency to catch di¬ sease easily especially a tend ¬ ency to Consumption For low vitality nothing is better than Scotfa Emulsion It supplies loss of fleshy lack ity If this is lacking there Is 73- - Bill Denny of the country town last Saturday CROFTON was in our Mir ¬ ¬ iner strencrtheninsr elements of food in an easily digested formt enriches the blood and builds forccbyiurnuhlng the nourish- - H I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ up the system When ordinary food is of no avail Scotts Emulsion will supply the body with all thevltal elements of life Two tlm 50 cts ani 100 All druggist If you will ask Jo K we will send you a book UUteg you aH afeout Scons EmuWoa Vtu SCOTT BOWKS ¬ ¬ ¬ Nw Voi Dr G W Lovan who has been vorv sick Is able lo be out again Mrs W P Lindsay of Wblttersvllle Tenn is visiting her father near this place Mr iiud Woodson and family1 of Guth rie aro visiting relatives at this place Miss Eva and Essie Day aro visiting relatives a Pembroke Rev P E Herendon delivered bis fare- well sermon at tba Baptist Church Sun ¬ day Mrs Cevella IIIkrIos of this place has gone to Huntsville Ala to spend the winter Prof WW Ariucr has given two weaka holiday to his school Mr ST Aslimons has rented tbe Davis coal mines pear this place wHkh U t go¬ ing mo run rtxt yar JtHiisisisisHisltsisiSlfiiiHk tMtrtTHB- - PIONEER TINNER Main Street West of Itailriad DARLINGTON KY A complete Stock of STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE Repairing Roofing rind Guttering Sky high and prices dirt cheap in quality If you need anything in their lino WALKER TWYMAN am tne men you wo looking lor You can get what you want and hav liirla mnriMV lfr - -- r t OB JLTEIIW ty Gi K V- T c 1 J vi f 7f l f 4 j n No V f No No Ma Ho 1 BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS SIVEN 0eMm23ee u Clc Stuby of Wo offer one IlunJrcd Dollars llewnrd for any casa of Catarnu lliit can nol ho No gi ami No 34 are fil tralni enredby Halls Catarrh Jure W W KTIIKIDQK Anl 1 J CIIHNEY CO IropsToledo O We the undersigned have known P Time Table I G R R Chcnoy or tbo last fifteen years nml be llevo him perfectly honorabla In all bust IJItocllvo July f 1896 uess trsmsabtlons and financially ablo to HAST MOUND carry out any obligations made by llielr No No 4 No co a m 5 firm Ir NevTOrlaant 7813 a in 8743pm Iv Mempbli pi YstUAX Wholesale Druggists To Iv Iultoii 103 pm 11133 pm 6 15 a in West way ¬ Iv Iaducali 153pm i ooam 8001m ledo O Wamhno Kinnan Marvin Vannoy has served one term in Iv tllnccton 4140 pin lJam 937am in Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Iv Notlonvllto 3 ia m 10 43 341pm the penitentiary for housbrcaking at Ar Central Cllf iiooam ttiopni t33 ¬ Malls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally Madisonvillc Ar IouUrllle uiiopm 733am Sil7pm several years aco and ¬ Ar Cincinnati 640am 1133am acting directly upon lha blood and muhas been implicated in other shady WR5T MOUND cous surfaces o the a stem Irlco 73c business No I No 3 No 3 The pair will probably per bottle Sold by nil DrunglsK Testi- ¬ Iv Clnclnnill f jopjn injipm 615pm court They were The chronic grumbler still lives but m Iv IouLtiIM jjajiam 10 am 803am monials free Halls Family Pills aru the go up at 8 13 33 Iv Central Clir 130 pm taken to tail at Madisonville there are less cases of chronic Indigestion Iv Norloiivllla ll ji p m 15 P m best 911am Doth men have been positively and Dyspepsia than formerly Tbo fact lOiSnm it 11 a m Jjjpm Iv Irlnolon Iv Pailucah HMpn 137am 330pm Who will be first to dis grace iticniiucu iiy tno man to whom Is so many people In the past bavo taken 113pm 330am 7opm Arlullon 640pm 710am the new jail Ar Mrmptil nicy soiti me cattle and tlic man Simmons Liver Regulator that they aro pm 730 pm Ar NcwOilcanf 740 who sold then the whisky and now cured of these ills And a great mut AUlralntrun ditlr N01 3 anil 4 carry Pull man HuUl Sleeper reclining ehalreau between Uucklens Arnica Salve the two cows sold have also been tiluiloaro now taking Simmons Liver Reg ¬ Clnclunatl ami New Otlomit Direct connactloni made at nil Junctloni The best Salve in lha world for Culs identified as two of those stolen ulator for tho same troubles and theyll II HANSON C P and T A Drulses Sores Ulcers Salt Itheum Fever from Colcmcn These two cows scon be cured It is the best medicine Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains were sold for 27 Mrs E Raine Datmore Md Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi ¬ Dlood is Life New Boy tively cures Piles or no pay required It Is It Is tho medium whtchcarrlcs to every guaranteed to rIvo perfect satisfaction or Mr and Mrs J Barrett Moore money refunded Price 25c per box For nerve muscle organ and fibro iu nour ¬ have a fine boy at their house and News Notca -- Personal Pararaphi and Sato by St Ucrnnrd Drug Store ishment and strength It the blood Is pure of course Barrett carries a high rich and healthy you will be well If im head Other Doings At Home Worthy You dont know what joy - Mr and Mrs Y Q Walker and pure disease will soon overlako ou is until you have had a like expeul Special Mention Miss Inez Dcano visited in Nash Hoods Sarsaparilla has power to keep ou rience n Tjwiatinai Ttar villa 3Vinrllmwoilr ng your blood rich and There la Nothing so Good There is nothing just as good ns Dr re ety to take easy to Kings New Discovery for Consumption indigestion biliousness Coughs and Colds so demand it and do SM not permit the dealer lo sell you some sub or Maids met with stitute He will not claim thero is any Umstcad last Sat ur- ¬ thing better but in order to make more ic minutes were read profit he may claim something else to be BY AWAY incd to the reading of just as good You want Dr Kings New jiain will be the topic Discovery because you know it to be safe n next week After and reliablo and guaranteed to do good For had been served the or money refunded for allCoughs Colds Consumption and affections of ncd to meet at the Throat Chest and Lungs there is nothing so good as Dr Kings New Discovery es Burr next Sattir- Trial hollies tree at St Bernard Drug w wsfaww t Store Regular size socents and Jloo with their poor appetite The Two Lectures I and impoverished blood la Is a boon beyond price Tho temperance lecture of Sat eck the ravages of time urday night by Rev t J T Cherry very organ nerve and lis developed into two short and earn- ¬ SecAjers Almanac fur est and interesting talks with the of the work inaugurated by No 11 11 No No gi No M No 69 11 waiting for a tram to bring her Mil lllSlielril m fTArln v home She cither lost her pocket y book or oldo it was taken front her whilo bIio was asleep in the waiting room Her purso contained cno etwMB ItiWtaLrBMak twenty dollar bill and seven dol fiif lars in silver Mrs Icfiricfl is a MI relativo of Mr R K Pritchett of Madisonvillc Sho stopped hero Li 5 N TIME TABLE on the noon train and spent part of the day with friends at Ilccla TIMB CP TRAINS AT FAKLINOTONr then proceeded homo on the acKITectha December 30 1896 Sho was commodation train P NORTH alono with her small child and not loijaut 51 i i u i KiooliilD ni prepared to make a vigorous search ojtPlu for the stolen money and it will 7joain 70 M P m probably not be recovered mi 78 outil j JJt P n ii Ilowa This rareee IVUIJI iKiiu Probable Robbery CATTLE THIEVES Mrs Nannio Jeffries ol Provl dence Kv met with iiiisfortuno Tho Two Monday night whllo at Guthrie ricn Lodged In Jail Charged With Stealing Cattle rivraj rai ¬ ti i 4 4130 4140 7133 lipin m p in a m 1 Marshal Jno T Barnctr charged With cattle stealing The writ was sworn out by Mr II G Cole- ¬ man of Madisonvillc The cattle wcro taken out of tho pasture on tlic Monarch Coal Companys land and wcro sold in Christian county near Croflon Vannoy and Hamp ton as they wcro returning from Crofton had a bottlo of liquor and talked about having sold soma catMr Nathan 12 Martin of tle Gutluica drummer from the house Co of Cheek Webb of Nash villcTcnn was on the train and heuiu thc conversation thinking at the time that tho men did not look like cattle dealers Later Mr Martin was nt Ilccla and ecu ing Vannoy anil Hampton together again told what ho had heardtthcm say It was known there that Coleman s cattle were nussinc and the arrest was brought about in this ¬ ¬ Geo Vannoy and Jack Hampton were arrested at Ilccla bttnday by j ¬ Burned to Death Thursday morning the fourycarold boy of Mr and Mrs Sam Morgan who live 01 West side of Railroad street in this city was burned so that ho only lived The about twenty four hours boy nnd another child of about eighteen months were atone in a room with an open grate and the little fellow in some way got on firo and ran screaming across tho hall to the neighbor who lived in the other half of tho hottsc This poor woman was so terror stricken that she could do nothing but but scream for help Sho did attempt to keep the child from running out doors nnd burned her hand in the attempt Mr J R Rash was coming from tho depot and heard tho screaming then the little fellow ran out doors and Mr Rash saw tho boys peril He ran lo him and wrapped him up in his coat and carried him into the house Others had gathered and tho doctor was summoned and a bottlo of oil hastily prepared at tho drugstore which was poured on tho terrible burns the child had received Everything that could l0a done was done promptly but without avail The little fellow only survived about twenty four hours Mr Morgan was out on his railroad run when the accident oc curred Last A PUBLIC XMAS GIFT mmmmmmmmmwvvmmmmmmmnw ST E T IIALSEY W M The1 New Jnll Ready for Inauguration by the Plrst Peace Breaker PkrsiukHt GRAHAM SkcV W C NONES VlCK rRKSIDKNT BEN W ROBINSON Genl MVr The new jail ordered somo time ago by our City Council has arrived and has been set up and covered in on the open ground west of Stevens saw mill There are two cages each to accommodate two prisoners day and night The cages have solid steel buttons and partition and nro of lattice build Esrpiiro Jas Head did the carpenter work nnd Cavincss Umstcad nnd Wilson nut un the pells There is n stovo in the building to drive jack Frost away and this public hotel is ready for the occupancy of Iho first fellow who gets too gay through an cxhubcrancc of bad spirits during tho coming holi days WI10 will bo first ¬ ¬ ¬ I Bird g IIALSEY Eye Jellico Coal Co flNCORPORATEDl KaflsssssssBflflHPSsOVsGVsscV Telegraph Address JELLICO TEBN J J Wliitlcy County lssssssBliaQBBlSsUQsssssssssssy Kentucky LUMP OP Bino tve COAL MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF Rheumatism Is caused by lactic acid In the blood Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and cures rheumatism JBLLICD From the well known Jellico Vein both as a Steam YANDERPDDL---Usurpasse- d net ariintor appenins ¬ li rf t r tte Attendance was quite good and responses prompt Rev Shepherd literary editor of the Gospel Advacatc at Nash ville Tenn preached at tho Chris Fairy Stories tian church bunday nicht to Rood Tun Bee will next week begin audiences the publication of a scries of Fairy Stories new and fresh copyright ed and finely illustrated 1 Ins is a novel and interesting QfT feature that will delight the little readers and please those of larger growth who enjoy works of imagination These stories will usually be complctcjn one issue but if too long will be divided into two chapters ¬ Magazine Club The Ladies Magazino club held a most delightful meeting on Thurs day Dec 17 with Mrs J F Foard nt Ilccln Several mem bers were absent on account of sickness Mrs Will Fcland was a guest and the hospitality of the Club has been extended to her during her sojourn amongst us Miss Jones of Cadiz who was visiting Mrs Rash was also a guest Mrs W F Burr reviewed Three Scots Worthies from Outlook and Miss Hester gave Eu gene 1ield Demorsct Both ar tides were particularly interesting and fully enjoyed After Miss Hester had completed her review Mrs Foard who reads delightfully read one of Eugene Fields poems Secin Thing3 at Night and little Cornelia Wendel recited The Gingham Dog and Calico Cat by the same author The recitation was beautifully ren dered The next meeting will be held with Mrs J R Rash on Thursday Dec 31 ¬ ¬ ¬ Ji E g Sole Miners of the Famous BIRD EYE CANNEL A Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY 1 3 5 GIVE 2 TJTS TRIAL TO PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE 7iUtUUiUUlUiUUi C E Notes The last meeting was conducted by Mr A R Baugh and was an interesting service Somo ques- ¬ tions bearing on Christmas and the truo spirit of this occasion were discussed iliiimUUlUlUMUiUJiv LIVERY STABLE T SPECIAL ATTENTION QIVBN TO IKE DAVIS A HEARSE FMERALS -- m3EEk SSt giaBBflBBlaMSSa--ailP runniBHim on shout HOTiaa J X First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY Stable and Office on MAIM ST near Depot MY RIGS SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO 5J -- N TRAVKLINCa HUN ISAAC DAVIS 20 Pep Gent ¬ ocal Qistovy The details On Overcoats Suits and If you want to sec a wagon load of wagons little and big for boys Odd Pants go and view the stock of the bt Bernard General Store VrG 179 SHORT TIME We will sell K t iV For a THE BEE - to stimulate this Study are set forth on the other side of this sheet THE BEE now announces its offer of c of Madisonville will 5itc fcm5somc premiums To be given to School Children who answer the greatest number of these questions accurately allow them to drive take the fast trains nt to travel quickly only make important rlington is only four laclisonville and the 11 Efiiougl 3ttnuarij - 41 fl IT 2M y This series of questions will be pub- ¬ lished in the January issues of THE BEE and will be complete in those Then look out for the issues Of the following list of Handsome Presents to the successful contestants Distribution February 7tf FIRST PREMIUM Handsome Teachers Bible worth BOO SECOND PREMIUM id You Ever ters as a remedy for your t get a bottle now and get dicine has been found to IpteiTto tho relief and euro implaints exerting a won JIuencc In giving strength prgans If yon have Loss ffonslipMion Headache pr are Nervous Sleepless ncholy or troubled with pctric Oitlcrs is the medi Health and Strength aro is use Fifty cents and hard Drug Store s THIRD PREMIUM Subscription to Youths Companion worth One Years St 7B FOURTH PREMIUM One Years Subscription to Ladies Home Journal worth fc Printing Outfit worth 300 j SI OO his future home and tter field for his pro ic early labors of a ian ard arduous and friends hero hope his meet his most san- f 7ayne who has prac io here for several eft last week for Bord- n County He will I l Beautiful Sterling Silver Book Mark worth 78c The only Condition is that the Contestants or Their Par- enivs Are Subscribers to manna jiwa uar FIFTH PREMIUM timonials pf IDuttc IJour Clnswcrs i f Pennsylvania who Have ed by Chambcrlalnn ugh Remedy y 3 len drug clerk with J W arnassus Pa says I was On the other side and send them glit last winter and contracted Mail or otherwise I w3 so boarso I could niarrtesT Knowing how well cuslo store spoke of Chamberlains Mrs Geo Rash and little Son iedy I concluded lo try It One-nf Madisonville are visiting the aro mitv lite cured ma entirely covery family of Mr J R Rash nValiah Hugbesville Pa says Why suffer with Constipation iiiub Halns Cough Remedy has piovrn To gain floili and strength and get rid of that tired feeling use Yucutan Chill Tonic tton and Sick Headaches when Dr Carl so valuable ibat I do nol hrsilalo lorecom Tnstetes contains no poison Every bot stedtd German Liver Medicines wilt cure mend It to any one Price jocts The great you They do not weaken Ibe organs on tle guaranteed Dr F Winger Uphrata Pa says Mr Do your which they act bat regulate the whole tonic for toning up the system Do you wako up with a bad system thereby bringing relief lo tbo suf J D Kine a cigar maker of this place re bones ache tusto In your mouth Is your tongue coated terer Syrup v cts ana l per Dome ports a complete euro of his cough with a It so you need a Tonic Tbo question Powder 33 cis Every bottle guaranteed 50 cent bottle of Chamberlains Cough lor salo by Si Ber arises which Is the best Yucatan Chill or money refunded Remedy after bo bad tried others which Tonic Is invincible It never falls to nard Drug blore failed euro abovo symptoms A guarantee with 35 and 50 ccnlB bottles at St IN town every bottle Take no substitute but in Bernard Drug Store Earlingtou Den T sist on getting Yucatan which is he most Finest Candies Creams Crys- - Robinson Morloni Gap Geo King St nluasani and at lha sama time most effect ivo Chill Tonic ever produced For sate talized Fruits Chocolates in Charles by St Uernard Drug Storo abundance and variety Ktw Dental Parlors lam permanently located n Madison ¬ St Bernard General Store Mike Bohan has bought of H ville and would be pleased la wail on any T Lewis the house nnd lot on cor- ¬ person needing work In my line All work Robinson ner of Moss Ayenuo HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATfeS will be fully guaranteed and dono at tho Street following low pricesr Cement or While fills 50c Sllyer fills 75c Gold Tills ft 30 new tlicory In the treatment ol Cheap Uatts lo all Ulrmlonsfor tbosi Who and up Gold crowns 5 Logan Crowns A 2 jo to 00 Set of Teeth 800 Crown Will Travel or Have rfltndi to Visit roughs lung and bronchial affections has and Bridge Work a Specially Bridge In un advanced by tho manufacturers of Louisville and Nashvillo Work at 5 00 per tooth Would be glad It Is truly Railroad Co will sell round trip to have you call lo see me over Dr Longs Ucllu rne Tar Honey Dr All dilators fell it tickets at one and one third fares wrug store teiepnone 472 Aiatiisonville n wonderful remedy Very respectfully St Bernard to any point upon tho system with ¬ Ky on n positive guarantee ViCKWts D D S 1 w St in DruK Store Itadlncton Geo King miles also to stations on the 300 Charles NashvjllcChattanooga St Louts 1 H Jo J ¬ at t1 fid variation of songs a little girls musical duct witn a strong moral and a very beautiful tableau representing The house thatcold water built ThL house was a cozy little structure covered outside and in with cotton batting its whiteness typifying the purity of a pure nome un the wall inside was seen the open Bible and within the house sat two sweet little maidens in white with beautiful dolls In front sat a basket filled with fruits and flowers representing plenty The little girls who graced this miniature house were Ruth Wyatt and Mabel Browning Mi Cherry spoke earnestly and in detail of the evils of the liquor traffic and classed it as the greatest peril of the nation lie said our national drink bill is 900000000 annually That 75 per cent of this amount is consumed by the laboring classes enough in 14 years to buy all the hanks and railroads in the United This one thing States said will solve the capital and he labor question He said the cost of the worlds great wars from 1852 to the 1877 was 12000000000 cost of drink in the United States for same period 15000000000 Tho whisky traffic is the life blood of anarchy And ho said The 3000 strikes in 1886 wcro vitally connected with the sa loons He recited many instances of violence against preachers and temperance advocates because they worked against the trallic and yet they cry libertyl Ho oaid two members of his church on a distant circuit once said thcywere going to starve hinj out because of his fight for temperance Bus hu concluded that county is dry yet Tho hoys were strongly appealed to and an empty liquor bottle in troduccd with telling illustrative force It was shown that the drink question was not one of in Mr tellect but one of appetite Cherry spoko of tho charity organization in Madisonvillca thing that was never beforo known in that place He said that three fourths of those they wero ministering to had been made destitute by liquor and ct they talk about prosperity Tho Rev Mr Shepherd literary odTlor of tho Gospel Advocate at Nashville Tcnn followed in u short but very interesting talk about liquor in foreign lands Samoa Hawaii New Zealand and elsewhere ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ offer this Great Mr and Mrs Ben W Robinson will spend Christmas at Hopkins ville Miss Elizabeth Hopper who has lately been visiting them at Halsley Ky will return homo with them Mr Robinson will probably visit Earlington also Choice line of Christmas books for children dolls toyjg and every thing nice at St Bernard General Store m IIIHfS WHIHf 111 IISF 111 ¬ Inducement right in the heat of the sea- ¬ son that we may be sure of making room for an elegant BAILEYS 0 200 SHOES 0 IN -- a 179 This is done to in- ¬ troduce the best TWO DOLLAR Shoe ever put on this market If you want the Best Bargain ever offered COME QUICK- - How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAIN See the Big Pile of them in our Window 8c CO AILEY vJllcs JCy teiciieaojri SPRING STOCK We believe present prices are lower than the future has in store for us but in our earnest desire to furnish the people New Garments and New Styles each season we offer this discount to Cash Paying Customers on our present assortment of Extra ¬ Per Pair FOR CASH 4 D I Bort EJ at in limn Uoah Bjrop Taite Ooal UsOl rata dt urareiAU 5 t trill fll SM ri W J1 WEM ElCgailt LillC dies just received St Bernard General Store W II IUKNAGAN O 179 Treit anj Genl W WADDILt Cat bler Manage 3Copkins Sountu BANK a BarnGtMrnoltl EAtUINQTON KV Values MADISdNVILLE Kv Capital Stack - - - 50000 Transacts a general banking business tnd invites tho accounts of tbo cltlicns of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky 400 Pairs of Pants Our line of Mens Odd Pants is vory complete about 400 pairs in great variety of styles and prices wOssssssssssssssssssssssssfrS J LIVERY QUICK Feed and Sale Stable riRBT CLASS DR APBOSTON PKACTICE LIMITED TO Number oneirigaon short notice HEARSE JNO eirtvioe Manager T HARNETT Diseases or the Eye Ear Nose Throat KY 100 Overcoats Good values at regu- ¬ lar prices but one- fifth off makes it that much better for you MADISONVILLE A Office in Hustler Uuildlng Up stairs LA DKLLIS IAKDINIHKB GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN EXCHANGE 1 -MilA FRITSCH I SON I I I FOR t FASHIONABLE 5JPTOTyiinjvflBJJIf5JilljiJllilllJpi lglfcjijisuqjqjB J limtfl ERCHANT TAttOB- Sittfi nfft- Aiiifai ifA ia 300 Knee Pants Suits Fine Dress Goods - AT CUEATIY REDUCED PRICES Aniitfciilfr in rf lilSlS and IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Three to 14 years Regular prices on these from 75c to pocket This Offer kins county friend Ill Upper First St rtvaoivllle Ind lie earuetlljr solicits tbo pauoniga ol hia Hop Mens Ladies and Childrens Blankets at your own price Calico 5 cents Woolen Underwear gone the bottom Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up We are agents forg the TENNENT STRIBLING SHOE COS Celebrated I land made Shoes Eevcry pair warranted to off is 6j20 percent give entire satisfaction that much in your ffl Call nnd examine JAMEJS From How OEJNSt IAV Runs Until Christmas Tho KANSAS CITY ST JOSEPH DENVuH Railway within 300 miles of start1 Fiuits Hid Nuts MON- ¬ NCDRASKA COLORADO ing point Tickets to bo sold Fine Lamps w TANA UTAH AND PACI Fancy December aa to 35th inclusive and the eating line in great abund- ¬ Walk straight boys ilia new FIO COAST Christmas Lamps Piano December 30th to January ist in- ance all trcsh and fine for the jail hangs tho latch string on the UESTIBULED TRAINS outside to the disturber of public Lamps Hancjsomo Goods aj clusive good o return until I Iolidays at the WITH peace low prices for the Holidays at January 4th St Birnard Gtniul Store SLEEPERSCHAIR CARS All th littlo boys and girl3 In St Bernard Gmeral Stcru Christmas tree ornaments to and DINJNQCAR8 The Christmas toys in great Earlingtou are delighted at tho make tre bright and attractive f1 L W Wakeley O P A Peautiful wicker chairs or big and tlings or gifts of all sorts to variety are going at SU Bernard great display of nice things nt MO 8T 10UI e St headqwirUrs folks and little folk at St Bernard all people at lowprlcei at St ier Geueral Store at remarkably low Santa Clans toward KIlMHt Com la tar r Bernard General r prists nafd tncral Store Gerwal Stor r GREAT assort gj ZL Mr Thos N Black formerly editor of The Bel with his wife and beautiful little baby Martha spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jno B Atkinson They returned to their home in Henderson on tho fast train Monday morning m BEST LINE VIA ST LOUIS OMAHA CHICAGO 5ESZ9E2E Walter jMcGary BO KY EARLINGTON KENTUCKY and PEORIA BISHOP 1 TO MINNCAPOLI3 8TPAUL MADISONVILLE JEANS PANTS NOT INCLUDED Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES BDQD STOCK Z -- ¬ ft ncsv Sleda and Wagons Tool Chests and everything to please the boys X MflS GiftS vELEBANT TURNOUTS puhnibhko1 oflj 8MORT NOTIOC at SI Bernard hauling op RVRHY DBSORIPTION IV T teal Store cimrgesJlasoiiaUo TTTAPCiF AlVJl Satisfaction Quurantd h i agn hi w ifrtaMfe mmm pr iii Mkv ramMfe w Vv rTr If i aJL in ii 4 cHHK3ee y I It V lb I maintenance became a burden ury sufficient to meet tho appropri Tho com- ations made for the fiscal year upon the stockholders petition of railroad transporta But that balance is not the result tion had become so great that pay of tlid tariff but is tho rcsiduo of proved by tho ing toll seemed to travelers ai im- the money derived from the Bond 9UIU9 ing druggists statements ol lead everywhere how position that tho ioplo have an abiding confldeneo For many years efforts sale It is not business income BUB PUBLISH1NB COMPANY In Hoods BarsaparllU tlieat If there arc have been made to obtain legisla- but borrowed capital tlncotpomted tho voluntary Cttfgxat Proved ofbythousand ot menstate-1 free turnpikes any good features of the Second tion in favor of Entered thtPettoffle tt tUrlluxlon ments and women show that Hoods Sanaparllla ac eitii mtucr bill At the last session bills were tually does possess passed permitting tho State to dis- such as will bear the investigation oyer 1lcAso by purifying ca- KATES SUBSCRIPTION rlchlng And pose of its stock in tho several which should be brought to bear wmvi which not onlyInvigorating the blood upon health but Wo turnpikes and also a bill allowing on its workings and results they Itself depends Tho great t Una Varittlellrlnilvanee ft oa counties to hold an election for the should bo retained in the new en Il0oJ Samparllla la Sli Momlii t curing other warrants ts purpose of deciding whether the actiucnt Tlitee Monthi II it can bo shown that Single Copies you In bcllovlng that n faithful use ot Hood tnirlurn rnnl tiiallifl frit nn nnllrllon Sarsaparllto will euro you If you sutler from Corropomlenli wanted In til ptrts ol the county should take the turnpikes protected industries have made any troublo caused by lropuro blood cauntr Address us lor pirucuwri within its borders at a valuation such combinations or trusts to J1I t fixed by an appraisement in ado at force consumers to paycxhorbitant THURSpAY DECUMUER94 tBoS the instance of tho the Fiscal prices as to make the tariff a tax Court and issue bonds in payment such manufacturers should be ex- ¬ Cheap Printing therefore and levy a tax to main- cluded from tho benefits of the act Some people liavo not got senso tain them in good order free from while so conspiring It has been tho universal history of the intro- Is thoOnoTroo Blood Purifier All druggists Ql enough to keep out of the rain toll charges rrdy by Cl Hood ft Co Lowell Mass Elections have been held in sev- duction of new industries in this Prepared Thin is proven just now bv the take cisy country under tho fostering care of nOOU S PIUS nro operate to ascentseasy to silly fight for job work being waged eral counties and resulted in a vote for the condemnation and purchaso a tariff sufficiently protective to hereabouts by printers of this ot the pikes But in some of them offset the diffcrenco between for ¬ Christmas the greatest of county The Dge is in it because the debts already existing had eign and domestic wages that the Christian festivals is at hand it will not be surpassed in quality reached tho Constitutional limit homo competition has reduced the the day which 1ms more of poetry of worki price or good service It and the Courts were powerless to price of tho manufactured article and love and charity than all the The cost to the consumer has other days of the year The Bee is foolish and a game at bank- appropriate money or issue bonds for the purchaso money Pending been less than the price of the forei- believes in celebrating these great ruptcy but if it must be that pubnegotiations with stockholders and gn-made product The duty has anniversaries and this week in lishers- shall become public bene- efforts to seek some available and not been added to tho manufactu- ¬ accordance with its custom of giv factors and distribute allr their legal method of controlling the rers pficc lie has paid duty and ing its readers the choicest matter profits and pocket their losses roads and keeping them in good freight in order to compete with available publishes much original because free silver newspapers arc condition free of toll to the travel American goods Money expended and illustrated Christmas matter goods here Famous story writers iavoritc mean to each other why The ing public a spirit of unrest and in manufacturing lawlessness engendered by the ne whether for home consumption or poets and gifted artists have conBees purse strings have been al cessarily slow process of tho con- export accomplishes a greater tributed their choicest efforts toready loosened and the distribu stituted authorities broke out in amount of good than when distrib- ward a literary Christmas feast that tion has begun various portions of the State as if uted abroad for the benefit of for- will surely please our readers Be it understood though that by preconcerted action and dis- eign workmen At the same time Watch for other special features Bee seeks not tho emoluments guised raiders destroyed toll gates it must be remembered that the The Read the announcement in this of office from the struggling public threatened the lives of gate keep- object of a tariff bill is to collect number of the ers and gave sinister warnings to revenue as well as to foster home thus befriended nor any earthly Globe Democrat Praise is not nec- ¬ stockholders demanding by mes- manufactures and duties should essary All arc acquainted with reward but The Bee must sustain sages and placards that toll gath- not be prohibitive Those who itsrecord for public spirited enter- ering should cease have made a close study of the the sterling value of this great In many states the damage done workings of tho revenue bills and newspaper as a reliable and far prise reaching news gatherer and as a The Bee reached more people by these marauders would when the cost of collecting customs arc powerful exponent of Republican ascertained have to be paid by the of the opinion Cthat the governin this and adjoining counties durWe make special clubcounty in return for the taxes paid ment interests and tho rights of principles ing the late election than any to maintain order and secure probing offer the mercantile community arc best other paper and is ready to reach tection from mob rule It is a subserved by making the duties One of the worst tragedies that out as widely with cheap or mooted question whether in this specific instead of ad valorem ever occurred in the gth district of cheaper job work if that is the Statoan action will lay against the whenever it is feasible It pre- this county happened late last Two men arc kind publishers must furnish and county officials under the common vents undervaluation and puts all Sunday evening law in the absence of statutory merchants on an equal footing dead as a result says the JclHco the public will accept provision If the sound money Democrats Advance Sentinel What a horri However The Bee has not fof A resident of Shelby county would drop the Free ble time they must have in all that motto gottcn nor laid aside the art of fine speaking of the destrubtion of the Trade and substitute Fair county where the tragedies are di printing on superfine stock and it will toll gates says that the tax payers Trade and unite with conserva- vided by districts sustain its character for high stand- of tiiat county are satisfied with tive Republicans in framing a tarJoe Blackburn voted against ard and reasonable prices in this the present arrangement believing iff bill on a thoroughly American that those who use the roads pay policy which shall be unsectionally the immigration bill prohibiting line less for specific use under the toll protective in a degree sufficient 10 the admission of all foreigners If it is cheap job work you system than they would under the raise the necessary expenses for over sixteen years of age who canwant write for samples to free pike plan As it is now the the government economically ad not read and write in some lan- ¬ interest oh capital and cost of ministered and for judicious pub- guage The Bee Joe but continues his efforts to maintenance fall upon the stock- lic improvements an impetus Earlington Ky holders After purchase by the would be given to the revival of promote and preserve ignorance Free Turnpikes county the interest on the bonded business that would ensure years among the masses The word free has an attrac- debt and expense of repairs would of prosperity and relegate the quesWe announced editorially last tive look and sound and popular- be borne by the taxpayers without tion of the free coinage of silver to week that the Courier Jburnalwould izes any scheme with which it is distinction as to whether they used that period in the dim future when begin a edition the Everyone is in favor the roads or not The probability an international convention shall connected first of the New Year We publish of good roads and a movement in is that the lawless raiders arc not adopt Senator Chandlers ideas of this week a full announcement on favor of constructing stone gravel tax payers nor toll payers but are mpossible bimetallism the fourth page of this issue Club- ¬ or steel roads seems to have been actuated by a disposition to resist deo and Twccdle dum bed with The Bee started simultaneously in many all lawful control It is by such Tweedle The Chicago Saturday Blade is States of the Union But while displays of insubordination and OUR CLUBBING OFFElt the idea of the highways being reckless disregard of the laws that one of the ultra sensational papers good and at the same time free the progress and prosperity of the that have made their circulation by Now is the Time to Subscribe for Its chief from toll takes with the unreflect- State is retarded by the discourag- their record for filth Your Winter Reading ing and irresponsible portion of ing of business men to invest in desire is to secure as it states at the population the tax payers un- enterprises in our midst Capital top 01 its editorial column photo- The Bee and Daily and derstand that the freedom irom does not seek such environment graphs or drawings of sensational Sunday Glode Democrat toll means increase of taxes and a and good citizens deplore such a events crimes and criminals etc both one year for 650 A calm discussion in order that it may hold these The Bee and Daily only heavier burden to them than the state of affairs Glode Democrat both one and careful calculation would dis- things up to public gaze in their specific toll charges would be year 450 and degrading The idea of Federal or State aid close the difficulties involved in a most hideous The Bee and Daily and Sun This paper is also an ex for roads is by no means new just settlement of the question shapes day Courier Journal both treme agent in the agitation of Congress passed a law in 1830 to with the law one year for 825 The- - Bee and Daily only The average price per mile class strife aid the States in constructing inCourier Journal both one terstate lughwayo but it was ve which the officials appointed by The Henderson Gleaner aspires year for by the Executive and the the courts would value the roads to be an imitator at least a copyist The Bee and Louisville 650 toed btatc governments then took up at might be placed at 2000 per Tho Saturday Blade of December Evening Post both one mile The lowest tax for repairs 12 had these two paragraph first year for the matter 275 The Bee and In the early days of turnpike yet fixed upon was 25 cts per in its editorial column Globe Democrat one year construction before the era of rail- gioo When one figures on the The window glass trust has for J 175 road building only the main ar- total amount to be raised to thus levied a tax on daylight The Bee and Nobody is making light of the teries connecting county towns and free the pikes it will be seen that Courier Journal both one year for business qentres were so im- the price of such freedom will be window glass trust 5150 The Gleaner of The Bee and Weekly Louproved and the chief source of eternal taxation isville Commercial both While the innovation would boJ December 18 had these two para revenue was the freight hauling one year for 125 it would be when graphs first among its editorials from the river stations to interior expensive is making light of tho The Bee and New York Nobody points of the sugar molasses and consummated after a vote of the Weekly Tribune both one strictly legal and not window glass trust year for lumber and of coal iron and to- people 125 The window class The Bee and any leading publibacco as return loods The gain subject the State to the disgrace leuied a tax on daylight trust has cation at LOW PRICE to the teamsters was so great that brought upon it by the confiscation The light thrown by these two they were glad to pay tho toll of individual property and sub- sets of paragraphs is singularly Kentucky Division of League of charges and the States derived a version of their chartered rights similar Tho same intelligence is American Wheslmen steady revenue from their invest- attempted by these masked mid conveyed and the same position asELECTION ment Lateral roads intersecting night prowlers Chief Consul John W Glendcn by each journal of holv sumed ing of Covington and feeding these great thoroughfrom aloofness contaminating Tariff Tinkering Vice Consul N G Crawford fares were built undpr the same things This might be n strange of Louisville If the sensation mongers would laws granting State aid and coincidence but there arc others Secretary Treasurer Owen Law laws were passed allowing only permit tho business men dison of Louisville The Gleaners third editorial counties to be bonded to assist rectly interested in the tariff sched- about Yellow fever and yellow At the regular meeting of the Board of Officers of Kentucky Dithe local roads While the mileage ules to be heard pro and con and generalship the fourth about vision held on Dec 6 1896 the of improved roads was thus en- adjust their differences on data and The home of Mrs Mary Lease following members were elected larged the interest charges for con- statistics furnished by tho depart and three others about Repre delegates to the National Assemstruction account was also in ments it would bo a great relief to sentative Pitt Trusts in Eng- bly Ed H Croninger Covington creased and as railroads came into the country from llic continual red- - land and Bag Barons vs Crag E W Ledman of Loussvtlle and R F Pelouzc of Louisville vogue tno revenues fell off though rag flourishing that has been going Barons arc taken W bodily from the R Pratt of Madisonville received It is Saturday Blade the cost of maintenance remained on ever since tho election almost enough votes to elect known that the Wilson Gorman bill nearly the same Prize Contest sufficient revenue to In Kentucky much interest has does not yield Christmas On account of the Holidays The always been taken and a large support tho government As to From Bachelor Maids Chat amount of money invested in turn whether the McKinlcy bill or the Bee has decided to postpone the The sweetest and best of all our pike by the State counties and present tariff bill afforded the most prize question contest in its His holidays is near at hand our As in the March of revenuo in a given lapse of time tory column and no other sets of blessed Christmas day the day of individuals improvement the necessity for arbitrarily selected by tho statist theso questions yill be published merry greetings and loving gifts I wonder how many of us while these roads was removed by the ciandocs not affect the question at until tho first issue in January surrounded by the dear home faces introduction of steam and the sub- the present time What is needed The No 1 set of questions pub will give 0110 thought to the little stitution of railroad transportation is a remedy and the best remedy lished last week will remain tho babe from Bethlehem nearly 3000 their patronage was lessened ruv for tho deficit Tho opinion that first of this series and majy bo an- years ago When happy ourselves wo are onucs cut off and values depre the present law would if continued swered at any time Considerable were in many succeed in collecting enough cus interest has already been shown in apt to forget tho one to whom we ciated Tie receipts owe all of our happiness we should instances so small Hut they were tom duties to run tho Government this search for knowledge and ho very cratclul lor the many bles insufficient to keep the roadbed in seems to bo based upon tho fact the contest promit cs to lw n very sings that have fallen to our lot But while we are so happy without tollable condition and proper that there is a balance in tho Treas popular one ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cnae Great ¬ ono vacant chair in our own little family circle let us remember those who have not been so fortu ¬ nate as wc there are some Who havo lost their nearest and dearest and during this otir glad Christ- ¬ mas tide thoy will bo sad and sor- ¬ rowful sighing A tender message will do much to alleviate their grief they will know that though far apart somo one is thinking of them and they are not forgotten in in their lonely hour of sadness On this day of peace and good will towards men let no cruel word bo spoken no unkind deed bo dona let us be able to say when And the sound ot a voice that Is still TURNING GRAY AMD TltnEATXHEII BIB BLOYHip WITH BALDNESS Tht Danger Is Averted by Utlag FDR DECEMBER LDWLIN Vnakc some ot t BLOffi 8ILK - For tho touch of a vanished band AYHTSrUii Nearly forty ours afro after my hair 801110 wetks ot imkueas turned gray 11ml brguii fulling out so rnpltlly tlmt 1 wts threatened with liiintrilluta biitilniss llcarlnrt Aycrs Hair Vlftor highly spoken or 1 commenced using this prcpara- - ¬ MeteOE CO is going to ¬ Dauoc The biggest store in Madisonville Qnnnoec yUtOaS - ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ that not ono soul has been mado unhappy by a single act of ours Let us guard well our voices as well as our words let our toncsbe soft and gentle our words kind and loving If we do this no anger can creep into our voices spoil our words and mako them pierce the heart of some loved ono like an Surely we can do this arrow much in memory of Him who died for us The day Is done and tbo darlmcts Falls from tbo wings ot night tttAUu B5w the biggest offers in Suits ever Wc havo selected mado to the trading public over One Hundred Suits that wcro made to sell for 1250 and 1500 and put them on our 10 tables for December trade No other house ever did ever will or ever can offer so many fino Suits to select from The finest tailors in the land mado our 10 Suits We haye selected 100 Heavy All Wool Suits that were made to sell for 6 7 and 8 and put them all on our 5 tabic THESE ARE TEMPTING p BARGAINS tlon and wns so well satisfied with tho result tlmt I lmo never tried any other kind of thesshg It stop¬ ped tlio lmr from falling out stimu ¬ lated a new grow th of mlr mid kept tho Bctilp freu from ilniulrittT Only nn occiuloijnl ipllrntlou Is now needed to keep my Imlr of good natural color I never liesltato to recommend any of Ayrrft uicdltlncs Mrs II M Haioiit to my friends Avoca Neb ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wee- k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ After our glad Christmas comes the happy New Year That is the day of good resolutions wc all want to begin afresh and turn over a new leaf on the first day of the year Wo start out on the morning of tho New Year with happy hopes and bright anticipations but before the day is half gone the pure spotless page is covered with blots and we arc thoroughly discouraged and have not the heart to make another effort after the new year is only a repetition of the Maids let us make this a old happy year let us rise happy and bright on New Years morn and if through the days work wc come in contact with any who arc downcast let our brightness and happiness be so contagious that they will catch it and join the merry little band that is striving with all their hearts to render others happy If some of our resolutions arc broken evenour best let us try try again and at last we will tri- ¬ umph over all obstacles and at the end of the year no unpleasant thing will stare us reproachfully in the face and mar the pleasure of tho year The new year is now lying in the arms of the old and soon the joyous bells will proclaim his birth Let them ¬ ¬ A CJWHA1Sl IN OUTFi SWBEP Svj CLOAK DEPARTMENT Wo ltncw that our first purchases of Cloaks were bought cheap enough and our profit marked small enough to insure a big Cloak trade We expected the prices wc were mak- ¬ ing the values we were giving would create a breeze in Cloak citclcs but wc did not expect to stir up the trade clyqlonc that wc did and get everything swept out of our house before the season was half over The result was that a new stock was to buy It has arrived and the season being late wc bought them at about half their value so wc arc offering some tempting bargains I I Ayers Hair Vigor rrtKrAiiKn DR nr MASS U J C AVER CO LOWELL S A Jyri Sartafarilla Xtmotf JHmpltt ¬ ¬ worked for the St Uernard Company hero contemplates moving to St Charles it sat ¬ isfactory arrangements can bo made W D Cavinesa one ot the St Dernard machinists was called upon last week by the city fathers to put together the iron cells for the new cnlaboose Tha Ftvteraltnn nf Iihnr an nrpsnlra tlon of which Gompers is the presidenthas decided that hereafter no member of said association can Jq seems mat me 01 prevent their met tbe suppression step in tbe dircc Heve A FEW OF THE MANY GOOD THINGS CO tT - ¬ Ring ont the false ring In the true Ring out a slowly dying cause Ring in the nobler modes of life With sweeter manners purer laws 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ring In the valiant man and free The larger heart the kindlier band Ring out the darkness of the land Ring In tbe Christ that is to be D M posed to law and We suppose Its will now take grt their soo cent dj an in the lecture one or two thoiM cording to the dollar The Monarc enmnlMfvt uimA that ther at rtn arItncjton if y jWT 1 iMi JiiXliLLxJ w v - Mfi Sf Vt rife ftV UAII it S LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS their machinery There is little was afforded tbe part of the Stat assist IheCubin itflTitfti xjju Xiili it Mp ik ST The new time card went Into effect last Monday morning at two oclock and tho fast trains are now making the run between Evansvilla and Nashville in about four hoars very quick time Conductors Thomas Wvae and Edward Wilson are the lucky men to pull Ibo bell cord on tbe new passenger runs as conduc- ¬ tors both good reliable men Dad Prentice is again hippy as he Is now once more at work on the Elkton branch in charge of tbe passenger train on that road Skillman and Hawes were placed on tbe passenger rnns as flagmen Something like a dozen of the rising generation availed themselves of the op portunity to board a freight car and steal a box of tobacco The boys have been caught and will no doubt be severely punished by their parents as their tender age prevents the law from handling them with ungloved bands For the purpose we suppose of laying in a supply of Christmas good Yardmen Browning and Cazort made Evansvilla a visit last Monday ¬ 1H j T u ISTORY STftTe AflSWERED ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wee- k Dr T R F last Tuesday I John Salmon were in town ll Miss Phronl villo last Thurs Mr and M kinsville are 1 J V McEuenj Dr G WJI Madisonville fi again I II Teel called to proac bere during jj Mrs Geo I and son Barto for Pratt City the holidays nilCPTIfiVf irtlnx n sjucjuuiia Aantu aw 5wji jiipjk guii jt7ikctvP ¬ f In this column will from lime lo time be published items of Stale and local bit tory It Is open for any question Tim Bbb read ers may desire to ask on these topics and open to the answer to Ihose questions by whoever may have an answer to offer or for discussion of unsettled questions Tin Dee will do Its level best to answer all questions Its readers fail to sohe If you know anything not generally known of Stale or local history write i to The Uias History Column All communications must be signed but Ihe name of the writers will not be disclosed if tbey so desire THESE QUESTIONS MAY DE AN fc ss Prize Questions THESE ARE THE FIRST QUESTIONS OF THE SERIES AND WILL APPEAR IN ISSUE OF JAN ¬ UARY 7 S C Allen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DOWN IN THE MINES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twice-a-wee- k ¬ h ¬ Twice-a-wee- k ¬ Twicc-a-wee- k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hecla Coal Company are short two miners this week on account of two of tbeir men being charged with dealing in cattle on rather an extensive wale without buying tbe same Sampson Piatt of the Woodstock Coal Ca says that business with him has been good this month and bis only complaint is scarcity ot coal cars Among the miners who were mado happy this week was Mr John Slaltery who was the proud recipient ot 30 as a Christmas present from bis sister wbo resides in Chi- ¬ cago Several ot the young miners in tho cm- filov of the St Bernard Coal Company were off last week for falling to comply with tbe rules and regulations governing miners while at work Tbe enforcement of strict discipline will doubtless prove a valuable warning to tbe boys That young miner wbo was caught ap¬ propriating an article of value to his own use while the back ot the merchant was turned had better reform before the bablt grows upon him and leads bim into serious trouble A E Orto Mr George Wyatt foreman in charge cf 1a thi mining machines at New South Dia ¬ father here W IllWj mond reports businesses rather dull of to Evawilig late Judge Ortsa Mr Jno W Cavis wbo for years has ¬ Thi tbe Methodist district held place last Sal In an alter day night id Jobnnle Men arm with a k Parties stand oatey tbe a further injui case this wet The Publ Wednesday ine treat for was fully ap good and wi tbeir parts special dim than liltlej Scholar contributed but was fi presence o much to th tween acts We regrj Miss Earle school and tbe comma Flint FI Woodruff at borne fo The Met tensive JNTO V7 1 on Slate and Local His tory Tbls Series will run through our is sues for January The distribution t of prises will be made February 7 thus giving time for all answers to come in This contest Is open to all school cbll dren whose parents are subscribers toTin wsi 01 prizes announced els- where i J1 D Fije Questions bo Mked each week hi8 column bearing ¬ ¬ Prie SWERED AT ANY TIME UEIORE THE PRIZE DISTRIBU TION ON FEBRU ¬ ARY 7 IN AN AND SWERING GIVE YOUR NAME ADDRESS p t Give tbe birth place and date of birth of Daniel Boone aud stale when be began tbe exploration of Kentucky and cate ana name 01 first settlement a Name Kentuckys chief mloerals and say what two agricultural products are produced in larger quantities In Kentucky than in any other Slate What is Kentuckys largest city and bow does it rank in population with other cities of Ibe United States Give tbe name area and locality of 4 tbe largest county in Kentucky 1 Kl 4 tw ssu x L 3r prj 1 When was Hopkins county formed 5 and for whom was It named Give Its present area and for what product does it excel any county in the State ttht ts w 7 - -- i Lr i i V -- W annfiOBwnwrmBM- jrOll iiii ONE YEAR FOR ONLY J car dLT m IHnHtwlj w i ImprovHigpg ProfFEasley 125 x ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Your Vitality The essence of life is force Everybreathyou breathcevety heart beat every motion of your hand takes force The measure of force we call vital ¬ ity Ii this is lacking there is loss of flesh lack of resistive power a tendency to catch di ¬ after--war- d ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hanson a visit t Tbos H Jones Jr and MrsvVRacheal Callandar of near this placeTwere married Sunday afternoon Rev D S Edwards officiating Robl Weir and Marven Orion wbo have been in school at Elklon for the past five months returned homo Friday last Mr Roland Wicksof tha Nebo country and Miss Millie Grace of near tbls place were marled at tbe borne ot tbo brides Rev J T mother Sunday afternoon Randolph of Hanson officiating R L Parrish has bought Iho properly of A Combs on Main St Consideration 75 CASH IN ADVANCE Address all orders to THE BEE Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo Wi L Best Room 2 Tribune lituuing Now York City and a sampl copy of THE NEW YORK wiiiiiu Y i uiuuiMii win bo mailp to you n i WALKER THOS twyman Successors to D ¬ Bill Denny of the country was In our town last Saturday WALKER Old ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sease easily especially a tend ¬ ency to Consumption For low vitality nothing b better than Scotfs Emulsion It supplies force byfurnlshinp the nourish lnp strengtheninfi elements of food In an easily digested form enriches the blood and builds up the system When ordinary food Is of no avail Scotts Emulsion will supply the body with all the vital elements of life 50 ctt tad 100 All Two i rfruggict Mir CROFTON Dr G W UMftTHE- - PIONEER TINNER ¬ fe tt we will tteA If you wiU you a book Ulitetf you til about Scotts EmuUoo Vnu h BOWNB SCOTT Ntv Vwk sick Is Mrs Tenn place Mr Bud Woodson and family of Gulh rle are visiting relatives at this place Miss Eva and Essie Day oro visiting relatives at Pembroke Rev P E Herendon delivered bis fare ¬ well sermon at tbo Baptist Church Sun ¬ day MrsCevella Hlgglns of this place has gone to Hunlsvllle Ala to spend tbe winter Prof WW Armw hat given two weeks holiday to his school Mr ST Ashmore hai rented the Davis coal mines near IbU plat wWth be h go-t Lovan wbo has been very able to be out again W P Lindsay of Whitlersvllle is vlsillng ber father near this Main Street iffiffiffiffi West ol Kaital QftKLINQTON KYJ A complete Stock of STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Sky high and prices dirt cheap in quality If yoti newl anything in their lino WALKER TWXMAN r the men you are looking for You can get what you want and hav a Uitim mahJiu t 4 111 W 1ft - U ii fi sin lb Wi I Pril CATTLE WW fTf z mm1 A ELS t V w U J rV Y vf d Probable Robbery THIEVES tf i3u 3itbtt5lrjj wc Cfjrtoe Bunted to Death Last Thursday PUBLIC XMAS GIFT home Mrs Nannie Jeffries of Provi ¬ dence Kv met with misfortune Tho Two Tien Lodged In Monday night wliilo at Guthrie Charged With Stealing waiting or a train to bring her Jail She cither lost her pocket KCWHW ii riiiy Lt N TIME TABLE to 11 TIMB CP T1AINS AT FAMINOT0N HdfCllvo December t No 51 No 91 No si i80 IJ a 111 liija a m nioii p m 10 KOKTn n in 1 m No No jro 78 iiiiimiii south iiiii n 7jo 1 m 431 p m Madisonvillc She stopped hero on the noon train and spent part of the day with friends at Ilecla then proceeded homo on tho acSlio was commodation train alone with her small clilld and not prepared to make a vigorous search for the stolen money and it will probably not bo recovered ¬ book or olao it was taken from her while alio was asleep in the waiting room Her purso contained ono twenty dollar bill and seven dol ¬ lars in silver Mrs Jeffries is a relative of Mr It K Pritchott of Cattle Geo Vannoy and Jack Hampton wero arrested at Hccla Sunday by morning tho boy of Jilr and Mrs Tliti Nov Jnll Ready for Inaiigurn Sam Morgan who livo on West tlon by tho First Pence side of Railroad strict in this city Breaker was burned so that ho only lived four-year-o- fc ¬ g E T IIALSEY PuKsibKNT W SkcV C NONES ViCE PnrsinENT W M GRAHAM BEN W ROBINSON Genl Mor 3 0 w l f Wo offer ona Hundred Dollars Howard JJ jj iq for any case of Calarah that can not be No 01 ami No ire tail tralni cured by Halls Catarrh Cure W V KTHRIDOli Aftnl PJ CHENEY COIropsToIedo O Wo tba undersigned bivo known 1 I I Time Table Cbeney or tho last fifteen years and be llovo blm perfectly bonorabla In all bust KfTectlvo July 1896 uess Iranssbllons rail financially able to HAST DOUNt carry out any obligations made by Itieir tv NevTOtleani 71 p m 800 a m firm Iv Mcmphli Bujapi 741pm TwAX Wholesale Druggists To way Ft lullon 103pm iiijjpni fij in Wkst cnpm 1001m 8oom ledo O VALDIha KlNNAN Iv railucali MARVIN Iv Princeton 4140pm 917 m Vannoy has served ono term in i5m 1041 m Wholosala Druggists Toledo Ohio Iv Noilonvllla nipin jiaain 1110 pni tho penitentiary for housbrcaking at Ar Cenitil Clljr Gijjjun ooni Halls Catarrh Curo Is lalton Iniernally Madisonvillc Ar Ipultvlllo linapm 7 urn 3i7m several years ago and Ar Clnclnnill 640 1133 m acting directly upon tho blood snd mu has been implicated in other shady WKST HOUND cous surfaces of the ijslem IiIco 73c business No 5 Noii No The pair will probably Iv Cincinnati per bottle Sold by nil Drtingisla ituopm topm Testi go up at next court They were Iv oulmlln yyafZ 6MPm 803a rn monials free Halls Family Fills are tbo taken to jail m 1031 am riopia Central Cllr Iv Bij at Madisonvillc Iv Noitonvlllo atiani uipin tji pm best 1018 am 1111 ni Iv Irlncolon jjpm Bojhmon have been positively 111a pin 137am 330pm Iv Imluenii y tlio man to whom Ar lullon Who will be first to dis grace iderjjujd 113 pm 130am 710pm r Mcmplilt 640pm 710 am the new jail they sold the cattle and the man Ar Now Oilcanf 740pm 730 pm who sold them the whisky and All Iratnirnn lllr Ni j and 4 carry Intl manUnlfat Sletar reclining chair can betworn Uucklens Arnica Salve the two cows sold have also been Cincinnati ami NewOileaiii Direct connection made at all Junction Tho best Salve in Iho world for Cuts identified as two of those stolen II HANSON G P anJTA Ilrulses 3ores Ulcers Sail ttheum Fever from Colcmcn These two cows Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains wero sold for 27 Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi Dlood la Life tively cures Piles or no pay required It Is It Is tho medium whlchcarries to every guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For nerve muscle organ nnd fibro Its nour Ncw Notes -- Personal Parogrcpha and ishment and strength If tho blood is puro Salo by St Dernard Drug Store Other Doings at Home Worthy rich and healthy you will ba well If Im Mr and Mrs Y Q Walker and pure disease will soon overtake ou v ul Special Mention t at vjcana visueu in iNasn Hoods Sarsaparilla has power to keep you miss 1111 2 ti ville Tcnn this week in health by making your blood rich and Misses Roxiq Etidnlcy and Goocli pure A happy man Is always a healthy one Payne of Ncho visited relatives It is impossible to be happy or cheerful or Hoods Pills nre easy lo take easy to hero last week useful when one fs suffering from a dis operate Curo Indigestion biliousness comforting cold or n nasty little cough It junno uuunu is wonderful that people will go on from Trada Jfirk The Bachelor Maids met with day to day suffsrlng from these distressing A Quart or 3 Onta DOB NOT KTRKAK TIIK CUTTIIBS disorders when relief is so easily obtained Miss Ninnon Umstcad last Satur- ¬ Aiier tho minutes were read TI10 blest lllulng made TaVo no other Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey cures coughs day For salo by St Uctnartl Drug Storo nnd colds of all dlscriptlons Is swift tho Maids listened to the reading of It Spain will be the topic and sure Sold by SI Dernard Drug tho Chat Mrs James Sullivan and Miss Store Earliogton Geo King St Charles for discussion next week After 410 p m fin No R No si at J 9 ilifpm a m 4iJ9 511 p m Howg This GRR if ¬ Marshal TnoT Barnetf chanted with cattle stealing Tho wrjt was sworn out by Mr If G Cole man of madisonvillc The cattlu wero taken out of the pasture on the Monarch Coal Companys land nnd were sold irt Christian county near Croftdn Vannoy and Hamp ton as they were returning from Crofton had a bottle of liquor and talked about having sold some cat Mr Nathan E Martin of tle Guthriea drummer from the house of Cheek Webb Co of Nashville Tcnn was on the train and heard tho conversation thinking at tho time that the men did not look like cattlo dealers Later Mr Martin Was at Hccla nnd hum ingVannoy and Hampton together asain icnu wnai no nau Heard tnem say It was known thero that Colemans cattlo wero missing and tho arrest was brought about in this ¬ ¬ ¬ in about twenty four hours The boy and another child of about eighteen months were alono in a room with an open erato nnd the little fellow In some way got on fire and ran screaming across tho hall to the neighbor who lived in the other half of tho house This poor woman was so terror stricken that she could do nothing but but scream for help Sho did attempt to keep the child from running out doors and burned her hand in tho attempt Mr J R Rash was coming from tho fcpot and heard the screaming then tho little fellow ran out doors and Mr Rash saw the boys peril He ran o him and wrapped him up in his coat and carried him into tho house Others had gathered and the doctor was summoned and a bottle of oil hastily prepared at the drugstore which was poured on tho terrible burns tho child had received Everything that could bo done was done promptly but without avail The little fellow only survived about twenty four hours Mr Morgan was out on his railroad run when the accident occurred ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho now jail ordered somo time ago by our City Council has ar rived and has been set up arid covered in on the ppen ground west of Stevens saw mill There aro two cages each to accommodate two prisoners day nnd night The cages havo solid steel buttons and partition and arc of lattice build Esquire Jas Head did the carpenter work nnd Cavincss Umstcad and Wilson nut tin tho cells There is n stovo in tho building to drive Jack Frost away nnd this public hotel is ready for tho occu pancy of tho first fellow who gets too gay through an cxhtibcrancc of bad Bptrits during the coming holi days Wlio will bo first ¬ I Bird 1 5 HALSEY Eye Jellico Coal Co INCORPORATED 1 JRB Whitley Comity Kentucky Telegraph fftMaaaTjiaWHryMQCaaW Address -- it PJELLICO TKJH LUMP OF BIRD EYE COAL Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in tho blood Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and cures rheumatism JELLICD- - From MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF the well known Jellico Vein Vnsurpassed both as a Sjeam and a Domestic Coal O 1 The chronic grumbler still lives but there are less cases of chronic Indigestion ond Dyspepsia than formerly The fact Is so many people In the past have taken Simmons Liver Regulator that thoy are now enred of these ills And a great mul- tltudoare now taking Simmons Liver Reg ulator for tho same troubles nnd theyll soon bo cured It Is the best medicine Mrs E Raine Baltimore Md Earlington fteppenings ¬ 1 New Boy Mr and Mrs J Barrett Mooro have a fine boy at their house and of course Barrett carries a high head You dont know what joy is until you have had a like experience ¬ ¬ Nothing so Good There is nothing just as good as Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Is There Jennie McGratli spent Madisonvillc ts life worth living Friday in Yes If your Liver Mrs J B Head is visiting tives in tho country rela- ¬ 14 is in ced working order It not begin at a Mr T FODonnell a well known drug ¬ unce using Dr Carlstedta German Liver gist of Parsons Pa in speaking of Cham Powder price ajels Do not lake a sub berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea stlinto YourDruggUt can get It If not in Remedy says Several limes in the last tew years when suHerlnscsftb cramp or Hock diarrhoea I George Robinson and Frank tho value of have made a personal test of this rerody Rash arc at home to spend the each Instance was Immediate Tba effect In relief For Holidays sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earliog ¬ Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La ton Uen T Robinson Mortons Gap Geo Ciriprxi when Laxativk Dsomo QuInink King St Charles ill curo you In one day Does not pro duce the ringing In the head like Sulphate Misses Paulne Davis Bcttie nf Quinine Put op in tablets convenient Victory and Lizzie Sullivan are money for taking Gnaranlced to cure or refnuded Price 25 Cents For sala by home from St Vincrits spending the holidays Si Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky ¬ ¬ refreshments had been served the Maids adjourncd to meet at the home of Misses Burr next Saturday ¬ To the aged with their poor appetite feeble circulation and Impoverished blood Ayers Sarsaparilla is a boon beyond price lis effect Is lo check the ravages of time by Invigorating every organ nerveand tis ¬ sue of the body See Ayers Almanac for the new year Coughs and Colds so demand it and do not permit tbe dealer to sell you some sub stitute He will not claim there is any thing belter but In order to make more profit he may claim something else lo be just as good You want Dr Kings New Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable and guaranteed to do good or money refunded For Coughs Colds Consumption and for all affections of Throat Chest and Lungs there is nothing so good as Dr Kings New Discovery Trial bottles free at St Dernard Drug Store Regular size jocents and 100 ¬ ¬ If tho people of Madisonvillc will bo good wc will allow them to drive out hero and take tho fast trains when they want to travel quickly These trains only make important stops but Earlington is only four miles from Madisonvillc and the drive is long Did You Ever Try Electric Diners as a remedy for your troubles If not get a bottle now and get relief This medicine has been fouod to be peculiarly adapted lo ilia relief and curo of all Female Complaints exerting a won derful direct influence in giving strcnglh Etdred Davis who has been at- ¬ and lone to the organs If you have Loss Willie Phillips and Eddie Rule tending school at Paducah has of Appetite Constipation Headache aro home from school at Bowling come home to spend Christmas Fainting spells or aro Nervous Sleepless Excitable Melancholy or troubled with with his parents Green to spend Christmas njsiy Spells Electric Dilters Is tba medi We will pay f 100 IN GOLD for any cass cine you need Thero Is nothing so good for the coughs Health and Strength aro of Constipation or Indigestion not cured and colds of the children and babies as Dr Fifty cents nnd by Dr Cartsiedls isrman Liver Syrup guaranteed by its use Il lls Pino Tar Honey It cures croup joe and 100 Uoules for sals by St Der ¬ tioo at St Dernard Drug Store whooping cough cold la the he4d and nard DrugStbre Carlatedt Medicine Co hlvrs sweet refreshing sleep It Is pleas Evantville Ind Dr G B Fayne who has prac- ¬ unity sweet to the taste Any child will ticed medicine here for several The roads leading from Earling months past Like It nnd ask for moro Good druggists left last week for Bord sll it St Uernsrd Dru Storo Carting ton to adjoining towns arc in fine ley in Union County Ho will condition They arc the graded Ion Geo King St Charles make Bordlcy his future home ¬ So thorough is tho excellence of Ayers Hair Vigor that it can be used with beno this week lit by any person no matter what may be 1 t Carlttcdis German Liver Powder Is the condition of any hair and In every Ihft cheapest purest and beat family medl case It occasions satisfaction aud pleasure emu in the world lor Dyspepsia Constipa ¬ In addition to the benefit which invariably tion nnd Sour Stomach II has a clear guarantee to cure Prica ajcts at St tier comes tram its use nml Drug Store U l Farnsworth was in tho city dirt roads of the county Miss Sttsdn Aikinson is en a visit atiiome - y 1 - ilia quickest way to cures sprain nr bruise a burn or scald Such Injuries are very common and can be cured quickly If properly treated Mr J M Amerman of Forks P O Columbia Co Pj mjh I have never found anything In compiro with Chamberlains Pain Ualm for sprains bruiKc and burns We have used It in our family for ncveral jears and IhiI that wo can not do without II For sain at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St Ilrrnard Drug Store Harlinglon Uen T Kobliison Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles lo you know While theres still lima Is the right lima lo get rid of a cough or cold or a throat or chest trouble These aro easiest of all disorders to neglect and tho most serious In their results Tba lungs aro tbo most Important snd delicate organs of the hu man body it harassed by a continuous backing cough thoy will soon break down that means consumption and consumption means death Dr Dells cures coughs colds aud throat and chest troubles of all descriptions It never fails Druggists sell it St Dernard Drug Store Eailinglon Geo King St Charles ¬ and says it is n better field for his profession The early labors of a young physician artf arduous and tho Doctors friends here hope his now field will meet his most san guine dpsircs ¬ ¬ TESTIMONIALS From Citixens of Pennsylvania who Have Deen Cured by Chambcrlalna Cough Remedy Mr V Splllen drug clerk1 with J W McConnclllarnassus Pa says I was out all ona nlgbt last winter and contracted n severe cold I was so boarso I could hardly speak Knowing how well customers of our storo spoke of Chamberlains Cough Remedy I concluded to try I One half of a bottle cured mo entirely J A VanValrab Hughcsvllle Pa says Chamberlains Cough Remedy has proven so valuable Ibat I do nol hesllato lo recom- ¬ mend it to any one Dr F Winger Ephrata Pa sayr Mr J D KIne a cigar maker of this place ro ports a complete cure of his cough with a jo cont bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy after bo had tried others which failed 35 nnd 50 cents bottles at St Dernard Drug Store Earlington Uen T Robinson Morions Gap Geo King St Charles ¬ Nlr T D Walker remains jn a Geo Rash and little son critical condition and his friends of Mndisonvillu aro visiting the are much concerned ns to hia refamily of Mr J R Rash covery Mrs ¬ To gain do ill and strength nnd got rid of that tired feeling tiso Yucutan Chill Tonic Tasteies contains no poison Every bot ¬ tle guaranteed Price jocls The great Ionic for toning up he system Do your Do you wako up with a bad bones ache tusto in yonr mouth Is your tongue coated If so you need a Tonic Tbe question nries which Is the best Yucatan Chill Tunic Is invincible never falls to It cure nbovo symptoms A guarantee with every bottle lake no substitute but in slut on gelling Yucatan which Is lie most nnd at fileasani Tonic tho sama time most effect For sale ever produced by Si Dernard Drug Storo Why suffer with Constipation Indigestion and Sick Headaches when Dr Carl stedta German Liver Medicines will cure you They do not weaken tbo organs on which thoy act but regulate the whole system thereby bringing relief lo the suf- lerer byrup 50 cts ana i per bottle Powder 33 cts Every bolile guaranteed or money refunded For salo by St Der nard Drug store ¬ ¬ IN town Finest Candies Creams Crys- talizcd Fruits Chocolates in Mike Dohan has bought of T Lewis the house nnd lot on corner of Moss Avenue and Robinson Street t A abundance and variety at m Bernard General Store If ¬ k r theory In Ihn treatment ol coughs lung nnd bronchia affections has Iwun advanced by ha manufacturers of It is truly Or Jells Pino Tar Honey n wonderful remedy AH dealers fell It on n positive guarantee St llernard Drug Store Eaillnglon Geo King Si in 300 miles also to stations on the Charles St Louts Nashville Chattanooga now Parlors lam permanently located In Madison villa and would ba pleased to wall on any person needing work In my line All work HOLIDAY EXCUUS10N ItATlS will bo fully guaranteed and dona at the following low prices Cement or White fills 50c Silyer fills 75c Gold fills ft50 Chiap Kates la alt Ulrtcilontfor those Who and up Gold crowns jj Logan Crowns Will travel or Have Frltnds to Visit Jajo to J3 00 Set of Teeth 800 Crown Bridge Work a Urldge Louisville and Nashville and At j 00 per loothSpecialty bo glad Work Would Railroad Co will sell round trip to have you call to see mu over Dr Longs tickets at one and one third fares Drug Store Telephone 47 a Madlsonville Very respectfully to any point upon tho system with- ¬ Ky 1 N Vickbrs p p g Now Dental The Two Lectures The temperance lecture of Saturday night by Rev J T Cherry developed into two short and earnest and interesting talks with the variation of songs a little girls musical duet witu a strong moral and a very beautiful tableau representing The house that cold water built ThL house was a cozy little structure covered outside and in with cotton batting its whiteness typifying the purity of a pure home On the wall inside was seen the open Bible and within the house sat two sweet little maidens in white with beautiful dolls In front sat a basket filled with fruits and flowers representing plenty The little girls who graced this miniature house were Ruth Wyatt and Mabel Browning Mr Cherry spoke earnestly and in detail of the evils of the liquor traffic and classed it as the greatest peril of the nation He said our national drink bill is 900000000 annually That 75 percent of this amount ic consumed by tho laboring classes enough in 14 years to buy all the banks and railroads in the United States This ono thing said will solve the capital and he labor question He said the cost of the worlds great wars from 1852 to 1877 was the 12000000000 cost of drink in the United States for same period 15000000000 The whisky traffic is the life blood of anarchy And ho said The 30oc3strikcs in 1886 were vitally connected with the sa- ¬ loons He recited many instances of violence against preachers and temperance advocates becauso they worked against tho traffic and yet they cry liberty Ho said two memuers 01 ins cnurcii on a distant circuit once said theywere going to starve hirn out because of his fight for temperance Bur ho concluded that county is dry yet Tho boys were strongly appealed to and an empty liquor bottle in troduccd with telling illustrative force It was shown that the drink question was not one of intellect but ono of appetite Mr Cherry spoke of tho charity or ganization in Maclisonvillea thing that was never before known in that place He said that three fourths of those they were ministering to had been made destitute by liquor and yet they talk about prosperity Tho Rev Mr Shepherd literary editor of tho Gospel Advocate at Nashville Tcnn followed in a short but very interesting talk about liquor in foicign lands Samoa Hawaii New Zealand and elsewhere ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C E Notes The last mcetinu was conducted by Mr A K Baugh and was an interesting service Some ques tions bearing on Christmas and the true spirit of this occasion were discussed Attendance was quite good and responses prompt Rev Shepherd literary editor of the Gospel Advacatc at Nash ville Tenn preached at tho ChrisFairy Stories tian church Sunday night to good The Bee will next week begin audiences the publicatiLa of a scries of Fairy Stories new and fresh copyrighted and finely illustrated This is a novel and interesting feature that will delight the little readers and please those of larger growth who enjoy works of imagination These stories will usually be complete in one issue but if too long will be divided into two chapters ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Magazine Club The Ladies Magazine club held a most delightful iiicetniR on 1 hurs- day Dec 17 with Mrs J F Ioarcl at Hccla Several mem bers were absent on account of sickness Mrs Will Fcland was a guest and the hospitality of the Club has been extended to her during her sojourn amongst us Miss Jones of Cadiz who was vis iting Mrs Rash was also a guest Mrs W F Burr reviewed Three Scots Worthies from Out look and Miss Hester gave Eugene Field Demorset Both articles were particularly interesting and fully enjoyed After Miss Hester had completed her review Mrs Foard who reads delightfully read one of Eugene Fields poems Seein Things at Night and little Cornelia Wcndel recited The Gingham Dog and Calico Cat by the same author The recitation was beautifully ren dered The next meeting will be held with Mrs J R Rash on Thursday Dec 31 ¬ ¬ 2 H gf Z VANDERPOOL Sole Miners of the Fampus BIRD EYE CAJMIMEL A TRIAL- TO Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY GIVE PLEASE ADDRESS XJT3 ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE iuuuuiUitu SPECIAL ATTENTION QIVBN TO iuUittitttiui IKE DAVIS LIVERY STABLE A HEARSE PURNIeHBB ON SHORT NOTIOI FUNERALS First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates AMY UIGS ARE THE DEST IN THe CITY- Stable and Office on MAIN ST 8paoLPTON TRAVEUN8 UBN m near Depot ISAAC DAVI9 If you want to sec a wagon load of wagons little and big for boys go and view the stock of tho St 20 Per Gent Qff On Overcoats Suits and Odd Pants We offer this Great Inducement right in the heat of the sea- ¬ son that we may be sure of making room for an elegant 17Q SHORT TIMED For a We will sell Bernard General Store Mr and Mrs BenW Robinson will spend Christmas at Hopkins villc Miss Elizabeth Hopper who has lately been visiting them BAILEYS CD 0 K At 200 SHOES 81 at Halslcy Ky will return home Mr Robinson will with them probably visit Earlington also Choice line of Christmas books for children dolls toys and everything nice at St Bernard General Store LliKrS rlnttih All I Iks- - alls Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good ¬ IN SPRING STOCK We believe present prices arc lower than the future has in store for us but in our earnest desire to furnish the people New Garments and New Styles each season we offer this discount to Cash Paying Customeks on our present assortment of Extra ¬ 179 This is done to in- ¬ troduce the best TWO DOLLAR Shoe ever put on this market If you want the Best Bargain ever offered COME QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAIN See the Big Pile of them in our Window - Per Pair FOR CASH 3 0 O J vj in umo ElCguIli LillC dies just received AIIE5Y Ivleiciifcjori 8c at St Bernard General Store Wlt lUKNAUAN O 179 vJllc CO JfCy rretl anil Genl Manage W WADDILI Caher 3opkins -- CLountu BANK MADISdNVILLE BarnetMrnold EAnLINQTON KV Values Kv Capital Stack - - - 50000 Transacts a general hanking business tnd invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has tbe finest and most sue u re vault In that section of Kentucky 400 Pairs of Pants Our line of Mens Odd Pants is very complete about 400 pairs in great variety of styles and prices FIRST CLASS LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable Number oncirigson short notice KLEARSE J NO QUICK SBRVIOR DR APBOSTON PRACTICE T HARNETT Manager LIMITED TO Throat KY Up stairs Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose 100 Overcoats Good values at regu lar prices but one fifth off makes it that much better for you MADISONVILLE Offico In Hustler Uulldlne A LA BELLE JAUDINIKRE GOLD SILVER AND GREENBACKS TAKEN jlfCEXCIIANCB FOR f L FR1T5CH t t SON I j FASHIONABLE t t MEBCKAMT und IMPORTER TA1U0B- Ss 300 Knee Pants Suits Three to 14 years Regular prices on these from 75c to Fine Dress Goods AT CIIEATLY REDUCED It f PRICES iilankcts OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS tint county lloearmjtly aoliclti th patronasa ol hit Hop rlcuJa ill Uppur FlralStKvanivllgnd 620 percent that much pocket This Offer Until off is in your Now J at your own price Ladies ami Children1 Mens Woolen Underwear Calico 5 cents ono the bottom Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up Wo aro agents forl - tho TENNENT STRIBUNG SHOE COS Celebrated Hand mado Shoes Eevcry pair warranted to give entire satisfaction Call and examine JAMES From CRENSHAW Runs Tho Fins Lamps Railway within 300 miles of start Mb and Kills assort ing point Tickets to be sold Fancy December aa to 35th inclusive and the eating line in great abund ¬ Walk straight boys Christmas Lamps Piano December 30th to January 1st in ance all fresh and fine for the jail hangs tho latch string tho new on the UE8TIBULED TRAINS Lamps Handsome Goods sjt clusive good to return until Holidays at the outside to the disturber of public WITH peace low prices for the Holiday at January 4th St Bernard Gtniral Slon SLEEPERSCHAIR CAR8 St Bernard Gimril Ston -- w All the little boys and girls in Christmas tree ornaments to SSS5 Mr Thos N Black formerly editor of The BEtf with his wife and beautiful little baby Martha spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs They returned J no B Atkinson to tlicir Dome in Henderson on the fast train Monday morning 9E95EE3J BEST LOTE VIA ST LOUIS CHICAGO Christmas and PEOniA BISHOP 1 BO KY jHHJlT11 SPLENDID LIIME m Walter iMcGary EARLINGTON KENTUCKY OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL KANSA3 CITY ST JOSEPH DENVEn MON- ¬ NEBRASKA COLORADO TANA UTAH AND PACI FIO COAST TO gjJMmUUUsiH MADISONVILLE JEANS PANTS NOT INCLUDED Livery and Feed Stables OF VEHICLES GOOD STOCK J J make tree bright and attractive Thq Christmas Joys in groat Beautiful wicker chairs for big and things or gifts of all sorts to Variety are going at St Bernard folksmnu little tblkTat St Bernard all people at low prion at St tier General Store t remarkably low ij part General Store prieau General Stor Kaaiaii tj and DINING CARS Earlington are dehgitd at the L W Wakeley O P A great display of nice things at Santa Claus headquarters he St Howard EWH Qmi ST ICHlt Iter waBernard Uenerat twsww Now Sleds and Wacons Tool Chests and everything to please the boys X MtlS GiltS ELEBANT TURNOUTS HAULINQ BVfERY t MO - at SI Bernard General Store OH T ChaviBS Reasonaljle 0H8ORIPTION TT A 11 iiJ T CTT ON Satisfaction QuwunUtdJ SHOHf NOTIM purnshwe 3 sr I f AaaaaaaV Li-- fJlALfeT BERNA RO COAL COMPANY14 uiissumnic ii THK QR HAT 64 I INOOnPORATCD 1 THROUGH TRUNK LINK between the cities of frrcm Knowledge - ip H h lm The Niagara ttivcr which had Vr 8 A v jr rT first bccn a strait joining vLako -i Gulf gradti Eric to tlia Ontnrian n ally bccamo a wide shallow rapid H ix jfa stream nnd thch B3 tlfo waters of JE3x c4 the lower lakc3 subsided its bed R G ROUSE Manager S II NEVVBOLD Manager narrowed and its all increased to A M CARROlJL Manager CAPT T L LEE Manaftcr A S FORD Manager Palmer Houso Broadway Paducah KyV Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tcnn feet1 34a W Main Strcel Louisville Kyr But the river was soon 337 U nfon Street Nashville Tonn 327 Oppcr SctondSlMIivanBViirrind 4o Tliu land was grcntly enlarged J W BRIDGMAN Room 85 JOHN T IIESSER Ilauscr Building St Louis Mo rtford Building Chicogo 11 4 rising to the north of Ontario as well and ultimately the outlet from Lake iluron to the Ottawa Valley nml llin Qiirnltiq wfio lilnrWil J waters of the three greatest lakes u flowed by their present course to ijaKC nric arm inciicu 10 me ini- 7 agard River With the continued N rise of the land especially toward 1 tho cnst of Ontario the wafer level rose until it attained its present J WORTH KNOWING PITHY PARAGRAPHS elevation and tho fall of the river SOMETHING between the Two lakes was reduced MAXINO ANTHRACtm BRIQURTTES banks of coal dust plied mountain high and of no to the present 3G0 feet Can dates INCOHPOnATBD The announcement Ismado that a syndfeate ot practical uso In the present shape Of lato years Tho Philadelphia capitalists ore about to establish on bo assigned to these events much of the coal dull has been rescrcened tor tho smallest sites ot coal which were fprmitly not 2 first cstitjiate of the age of Niagara Immensa now plinl for the tmnufacturo ot coal ucd til all but the dust Itself Is ot no value Uivrr wis iven bv Ellicntt over a dust brltj ifltp under a nnw French process Previous to being buded on lha cart or Innls the Ulake which tin nntleriirmn pncitcil and Kitccessrul pw century u at 55 400cirh number ot hrlqueltn dusi will all ba rrtsififdjind tlio Iinckuheai and tmts Soveral yor nij t v i f f Miners and Shippers ofCnfll AND lEDetx-lix-igftox- OKF a ma y SiaaW - t iA General Office Ky k Cincinnatii Lexington Louisville Evnnsvillc St Louis Anil lha elite ot n Nashvillo Memphis Montgomery Mobile and Now Orleans JWBa f Jk GirTtcli Officer Witlrxotjt Clicnrapjo AND SPEED UNRIVALED SHORTESTAtlD QUICKEST ROUTK I v Wlioleoeil AorTLtt From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to tho il SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH Keep a Share Lookout for Fresh Item- of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE TRADE which will aooear from time to time Dermanentlv occupying this space ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY Pea coal taken out THROUGH COACHES k Fromabovo cities to Nashvillo and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection ¬ ¬ 0 WITH TULLMAN PALACE CARS r For AtlantaSavannaliMqcon Jacksonville nnd Points IN FLOKIDA Connections arc mnda at Guthrie and Nashvillo for all points North East South nnd West In Pullman Ialorc Cars J n tiimato i ts ft It r for The vlt rls of the minors nnd operators nt For various roasons tho en cent writers usinri lib nu an rates thracite ru oiu Pittsburgh to agree upon u rate to be piU fur mining doM not come lu any definite conclusion of reccssioii during forty eight years terpriser wiTii nut sucresiful nulnly from tho manufactured It is peculiarly absurJ tint mj Important a busi ftvdctcrmincdlliy i Biirveys make fact that the In briquettes not sathtNctory by the substi process then use wrre ness interest should bo treated In tho manner Spencer tutes fnr coal Under the new process It Is tho value gaoo years Dr in which It is by certain of the producers After has made a new and cireful com claimed the briqiicttrs will be far superior to what may bo termed a q age of Niagara coal as a fuel and can be manufactured to sell putation of during tho past week nothinc was done and tho whole matter goes over unill JanRiver and Jails 11c shows that much more cheaply In question has organized under The syndicate uary tsth at which time it is proposed to havu a the recent estimates have not taken the title of the American Anthracite Co A tract joint meeting of operators and miner of Ohio inuraSctfmt tlio various ehanges ot ten nrrM his brrn purchased in the lnwtr md and Pennsylvania with miners delegates from that have occurred in tho fall and of the Twenty ttlxtti ird no the cast Innk nf Indiana and Illinois as ontookuf Vbundtof the river His calcu- - 4heSchitlktll Ktrcr mid plans havo been drawn For the month of auuary pending tho settle lations result in a value nearly that for large buildings work upon the erection of St IJcrnard Coal Tipple on Tennessee River at Paducah Ky for Supplying Steamboats ment the Pittsburgh operators will pay Co cents Several which will begin- within two weeks of Lyclls per Ion formintng which ot course means th t The plant will hundred men will be employed Dr Spencer believes tho Niagara have a maximum capacity ot 1600 tons of bri V cents will bo paid to Ohio miners The rate 9 after lhat time will bo settled at the natlooil River was formed 32000 years ago quettes daily Uudr the process of manufacture convention J i prjdljat 000 years later the falls the coal dust Is treated with certain chemicals without the use ot pitch or resin which made the ll were in existence V For 17200 old process so objectionable Under enormous Coal mining Is promUIug to Ixitoroa an Im yearstheir height was about 200 pressure the coal dust is compressed Into hard In the northern jwrtant Industry in Arliom feet thereafter the water fell 420 blocks or cubes in sizes td correspond with coal partot the territory extcnslta bodies ot Ititnmin fceU Seven thousand eight hun from Chestnut to Egg ous coal aro encountered north nnd cist ot tho bri- Painted Desert region This coal crops out In dred years ago the drainage of UcsidesIndiffering frdtn the old kind of it is the manner of manufacture queeltes ITflMte-Ot-Smany places and At one point has n thickness of HIILlllUll UI1U claimed that the new product wilt be far superior i UKUfl OUJJUIIUI twenly threo fee QF Huron first flowed through the Ni as a fuel Amont tho objections held against V agara gorge and 3000 years ago briquettes as fuel has been that they wcro very The packers of Jvinsas CityrMo are talking the Waters rosc ii Lake Ontario sooty owing to the large amount of tar and pitch ot organizing a company to mine coil and sail ¬ Coal when you can buy and that the blocks used in their manufacture Until tlio level reached that of The packing companies usq about 190000 tons rapidly dried out and became unfit to burn The V ot caal per j ear which costs about St 80 per ton ay-The falls then arc 31000 company claims that the new product will not less ton or for a and Is bought ftcm Kansas mining companies years old This estimate1 calcu- have these defects and will develop heating qual The next llilng In order will be for the coal oper ¬ ators to unlto with tho salt producers nnd start a lated from the rate of erosion is ities from 33 to 35 per cent greater than Anthraton will do as packing company confrmcdjby another made from cite coal while selling at from 50 to 80 cents a Two ton less the terrestrial movements The coal men who aro interested In a higher The coal dust will bo brought to this city from tariff en coal will be given n bearing before the deductions may be given one as the mines by rail and Schuylkill River naviWays and Means Committee on Ihe nth of to the past the other concerning gation All through the coal regions tbcro are January the future The lakes came into existence after the glacial epoch A HANDSOME ILLUSTHATED CATALOGUE OP THE THE CHRISTMA3 STOCKING and Niagara after the lakes and a powerful impulse wilt be given to agriculture mining and com- ¬ In the ghostly light Im sitting musing of t calculations based on the mean STBflTrOM fiOSIIESS GQLLE6E f long dead Decembers J ratq of rise of the beaches in the merce in a vast region now little -While the the fro clad shapes aro flitting 33rlYr LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 1 earlier period of the lakes history peopled Oinlalm YhttnUi InlnnattoH to Vitue iteltrina tolxiim In and out among the embers BOOK KEEPING ETC -TQEGWHW PEMIf SHORTHAND show tliat the close of the ice age On my heartbstono in mad races and I A Lucky Day forToombs Vneqvltal ruemiUifor Zonatng araJualei Zueratlv SUunlhiu Vfliy LOW marvel for In seeming safely be placed at 50000 Rft98 may Just after the war closed Robert years ago As to tho future With Toombs landed nt Liverpool lean dimly seo tho faces and tho scenes of which Im dreaming 1 the present rate of calculated ter- bought a ticket to London and H 4 Stljnllllo Aattrlcau restrial uplift in the Niagara dis- boarded the train without knowing 0 golden Christmas days of yorrl fe Aacncy ftV In sweet anticipation r trict and the rate of reces whereto get money having only 1 lived their joys for days before sion of the falls continued or Tbetr glorious realization A London lawyer recog- ¬ 5 left even doubled before the cataract nized him and opened conversaAnd on the dawn Of Christmas morn shall have reached tho Devonian tion with him about a case for somo ta 0 B MbsdK OAWATSL I T My childish heart was knocking To the young man or woman who will get escarpment at Buffalo that lime British claimants involving the tiM TRADE MAKKS wild tattoo A srri Lmm iA barrier shall have been raised nrtinu a vft us twenty five new subscribers to THE As twould break through tfe stone as to turn tho waters of the tle to large landed interests in the C0PVHK1HT etsJ aw fiWhlRh rT Vot lnfonnltna wvl frt llAndtnak wtif ta As I unhung my stocking southwestern part of the United UU1W CO HI IIIUMDW1T HIW YOKE BEE si for one yearwc will give a upper lakes into the Mississippi States The penniless ilJent bureau lot rcurtnff patent In Amrrlca If lrcrjr patent Ukrn out liy u la fcroocht bforo Each simplo gift that came to bind Uu ptitJld by a uutica ccu rw vtcluutp la Uu drainage by way of Chicago An1 How marvelous I thought itl knew that he had met a bright v Elevation of 60 feet at the outlet of brother lawyer and out of the A treasure straight from Wonderhnd For Santa Claus had brought itl Lako Enc would bring the abundance of his intellectual and jrmt chrulntloa of anr wlmtlfto Pap la tt M Icmllillr tutrieol t Ho lutelUirrnl And at my cries rocky floor of the channel as high professional resources he enter- ¬ ji tumll Id wlllHMit IL WwklT 300 ii tMiih Aillma MOXNt SiX Of glad surprlso I linaulwiurNBw VorkCltr as the Chicago divide and an ele tained him as he would a guest at The others all cams flocking JmmAtftM W IPt vation of 70 feet would completely his own fireside Perhaps an hour To share my gleo AN IDEAL FAMILY MCOICINCj divert the drainage would had been spent This And view with me in talking over the C0raplilst Offmalve llrlk STRAT Worth 35 to the BRYANT require 5000 toGooo years at the the case wlfen the Londercr said tblafc XHJ ta a Uw Uwi mJt ttuca nalAl iwl The contents of the stocking nnd ul dlrrdrri oX tbo 6toauca Uroriuul liowclj IMOSY POPULAR 8EWINQ MA0H1M3 TON BUSINESS COLLEGE at Louis estimated rate of terrestrial elevaTABULSaf Years sped I left each well loved sc ene for Rtoro mutt luy froin relUhto wwnfrturtri RIPAANS V KSUIIJlll How long will you stop in Lonthai ivvjrnltwd ft vrpuUtkm by tionrol ftit fNitmr uaitMvia roiiowi UMiir tun cwia tailmr Ttwru Uiumln lha ym tuit run In Northern wilds to roam tion ville il This is one of the best Schools in the Ur OrofKttji or pmt ty null 1 expect to stay several tut luuilml ftiiMi rttrttoita durtaWMtr of worfctf don of tlnbh Iantjr lo swiiwui Ud Ikulntlnn And theremid tossing pino trees green RIIANH CllltMIUArC tlM 10 Prra DC KYj MitiAnytRipruTuiwuuuUwMtew HOMV South Yoiiican take any branch of study weeks and my address will be the The Colorado Desert I made myself a borne WRITE FOR CIRCULARS r Larigham Would you mind taught in the College as you may select Wo numbered three From the December Century Tho New Homo Sewing Maclilns Co Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund consulting And blithe were we OutmrMAM Iumitow Mux MIIaioMBuicKY Go to work and get us twenty five new paid SIBODO 60000 The most famous of waste places coming into this case as tluunn lu MTLonOgUo Iituji1tua tulilllUJIOUOOOAU ATUUaa A adverse fortune mocking COMMCNCEO BUSINESS IN 1867 Not at all I am facounsel in America the Colorado Desert FOR 8ALC BV up subscribers And Christmastldo f miliar with the facts and the law J P DtVYLDEH -- is popularly regarded as an empire Uy our firesido Earllngton Ky of I am sure of that answered the stocking of hopeless sterility the silence Foupd hung tbo babys Britisher wait a moment Just which will never be broken by the Alasl within our home to night DR MEHDgNFATT3 Banker No sweet young voice Is ringing But the great He drew writing materials from his voices of men irvKROVED a check hand satchel filled out And through ltd silent rooms no light desert is the life work of tho Colo and handed it to the General This Madisot0ille K Free childish step is springing GHEL MB CD1 The scientific men is a retainer he said ratio River It is tho The wild winds rave of the University of Arizona have way we do things in England Day fpronsaefs a GerieraFiHg Oer babys gravo analyzed these waters and found after tomorrow I will call for you If you should get some names and fail to Where plumy pines are rocking Colonel BanRin Business And crossed at rest ttet tho actual commercial value The Confederate was for looked get twenty five we will pay you 10 per at his check It 5000 On marble breast pfv the fertilizing matter which Specla attention glen to Collections cent for what you get so you sec it will be The bands that filled my blocking would be deposited upon each acre good pay any way you take it ur Joloied Jitiens With misty eyes but steady handby irrigation amounts in tho WANTED AN IDEAoSRfStSI I raise my Christmas chalice courso of a year to 807 What thltifi to itfitoiit Protect your lleu thoy may matter ot nwi per Limt All communication ind jrliiur Jim woalth Wrlto JOHN WKDOBIt Heres to the children of tho then is the potential valuo of the tilnlns to Ibli column thoutd be adilreiied to llUllNYi at llitont Attornoyg YaJUneUU In cabin or in palace U 0 for tholr S1W0 rwi oitur Gio Aisiikdu Uarltoiton Kr land which this river has created May eacbone bold The products of Mrs John Ross of Madlonvllle visited The key of gold in centuries -The gates of glee unlockingTPJ2T VE5A3R the region include oranges and the Mrs Mtntie Ray Sunday BEN T ROBINSON And bands be found dates of commerce Tho place is Christmas is here Dont let the new TheSvhole world round more like Syria than any other jail catch you To fill the Christmas stocking Henry part of tho United States and the Miss Rita Hawkins who has been at- Clarence Home Pearson In Christmas Ladles GUAlUNTKEH TO OUIU3 h Journal pages daring imagination may readily tending school at Rvansville is home on a To think of n ten youve never had will bo six pages or twolvo CHILLS AND FEVRR t PUSH IT ALONQ Ulllvlllo Banner a week Instead of ten pages weekly conceive that here a new Damns visit None Anil MalnrlA In all Forms TaatcUtw Uto as at present m incrcito of 83a columns ff imino without of J oliovt picture mu Uio TCo qns will arise more beautiful than King Solomons Lodge U 0 P elected tJipiatura O Mcmlcnliall Worser Sad I of matter durlru tho year Tho Wednes Always Prlco CO canto at all Dealors oifbanda full and complete slock ol thato odi With the occupation officers for the ensuing year at their last Of nit sad words of tongue or pen More sad than nil Ii how and when day issue will ttn devoted exclusively to PREPARED ONLV Dr It Hawkins W i lie saddest aro tnese meeting as follows must tireair n Can I ever return lhat borrowed ten l of the Colorado Desert and of tho M Roy Wm Foster D P M I H Ed- DI0GS AND MEDICINES PER news and politics whilo tho Saturday issue T O IltIflNX13NItAXX New York Journal ten Jesso Phillips will bo strictly a family paper fillrd with great peninsula which adjoins it munson Seetyr P A Cavanaugb Assl FUMERY and TOILET ARTL EVANSVILLE IND Sadder miscellany pictures poetry slories Sold by Mtlngly Co EarlinRton Sect C II Cross TreasVm Campbell CLES PAINTS AND OILS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ il 35000 many jean afirr mtniifrfClurltiK planu wnm pitablNhnl In IVnn was accepted syvanl to tililiis lm wkh coal dut lhat has 1841 but re for yrars bucn nccitmultinc ttirmiRhout the An- V EMIGRANTS Scohing homes on the lino of thi road w receive Bpccial low raicp Sto nqttits of this company tot rales tonics c or Writu to C P ATtioftk C P Lonlsvlllo A 1 A KetitKcLv ONLY A NIGHTS - j ¬ f RIDE - j Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and Famous No St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET Lquisvilue to um Sewin 110 THE LIMITED Tho ritt bivI PI nct Train maklnz direct connection to IHlnt la MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS OKLAHOAIA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA -- 1 ¬ PSiiKlj Me Im BuFneps and furnao AbfrTkkcUUtbo CHESaPEAKE C CHIC tod- Why High priced Anthracite get ST BER- S SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD ¬ NARD CRUSHED COKE ¬ I I ¬ price One much of one the Crushed Coke the same work the best Anthracite Coal n nYAN neatr otttct PAtstHScn and Tiearr Aocnt tovirm in JOHN CCH0L9 CcnJ Managers S Q HATCH Gcni rata ActnL KY LOUISVILtt ¬ ASK YOUR DEALERFOR IT AND SAVE MONEY HERE IS YOUR CHANCE Hotel JWPHITOHXTT jsy 1 -- I - -- VPBaYIMT 4 proph II Ol p VJJV KY W MADISONVILLE ¬ ¬ ¬ 3n 6itcattorL ¬ ¬ ia BUML SfeWS 11fML w IT Af -- 10B RKXW lrtCttU D I lIVIKib IMF Emnim ToTH 5re North gASlYlU mI Scholarship i ROUTE OF THE JW L CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMIjbD lUlggiHWltf THK OVLK ¬ ¬ J 11 ITU an J U Pullman Vesttbulod Train Borvloo wlt Nowet mad Vlatut Day OonoUja Blsoporo and Dluluir Oar V MTHP TO SOUTH v ¬ jobn Morfon Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul NO t fra IN TH6 V O VI lEFlRIlS TA Rytnjvilr Inl lit R GRISWAI 1 Can Set Zt ME NORTH AND NORTHWEST L ROCER3 Paaj Act ChtttunoogaTenna Guo f A G P A lvnilllo l - GROVES ILSDtMutl1 tuTeaiViniuBBtt V - THEB S100 Oli I 1 ¬ DRUGGIST attJtoly TASTELESS A sketches etc Tho politic of tlio paper D ot M will not bo changed nnd Ihe battle for pure Mrs Mary llalcle of Evansville is visDemocracy and Iruo Democratic principles fcvnie full Iia lf tlio sickness In the world It iting friends here will bo continued successfully In lle fu -- I M Chat Saddest retains the digested food too Ions In the bowels --T In spile ot he e- lure as n the past torpid Uyer lodl- Albert Dunlap bad bis clothes cut Sun Yet sadder are these I vow nnd produces blliousucsi nenxe Involved in the improvements noted Of the Satue Tcn or I had a ten but havent II now day by n boy who had Just sharpened his Louisville Post Courier Journal will ro- tho All Iheso tiro sad but lel us when knife maln tho same onn dollar a year with lib Did you sco n fellow that had a ten Sadder Than the Saddest Mrs S Dunlap was In Henderson Sun era Inducements to ngenls or old subscrib Allnro sad Indeed but Iho snddest thing TMB day COUltlEUJOlWYAr ers who send In new onon A feature ilur- josllun bud Msto coated His vet Ueglnnlng tho first ofho now year ttwfllne the coming year will bo tho editorials tniioutf tk tuadacbe In-a11 Tim ten I took to pay on election Mrs Rllia Prlteekll isable to be put ot Is -- Laruo Herald Weekly Couner Journalof Louisville KY gofMr lUnty Watlerson on paifial gnd tafffecMr dood bet bed this week ddeuiwUiilion nnd nil Its k will bo changed lo the Cwr n otbw topic of tho daw I iik Ukjfnnd I bo All druggists biindMrouihly 90 Wvnw fault lournaj Endeavor meeting Sunday at 3 oclock 1 Twice a yvee ouuartjpurnaipin on it Will be published V T AUII1 rt I and V I mfttys Th MM Iff J u f All ate tetttrd It li WIV1 I ItfJCll Qpnstapafion ¬ Of course theso words aro sad but then I havent a ten Much sadder ore these SI Louis Slar Horror I Yes sad no sad but worso than that Is to give a ten for vour wife n hat PHYICISAJS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFUtLY COMPOUNDED xiwi Kefllucky yn nuiiMig wunnjany iiiipy ¬ Hoods Jl MJf I 111 Twlce-a-wee- k ¬ I Illo Twlce-a-wce- Slurij MR J JM of in OnUGCtTt Dinner Sets mHL st CHARLES Fancy Elated Dishes Tea Pots Sugars Creams Tea KBNTUCKY Sets everything you need or want ill this line at Itke Ctwe of IrtiftflUl Sunbrk fW mmMamta iMlvi MaUAJ uihii rL Tj3l New Rinrvfliini BEAUTIFUL assort crU China BEORGE KING L PI I LaLs tT TONIC WARRANTED PRICIESOots fcw liJUSTASOOOD FOR ADULTS wo aoia lau vuar uotuait OHOVU 1ASTHLIMH 01IIII lkulV aial hatd Mudlil Uira KruMalia4r Uttayr lualliaiua M uaouaatcnt 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