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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 28, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897012801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 28, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 5K. . - - y f$ffii&' !! Il III ' V, '.-- y rr . " "r"". l' it V, J :: " yijitk :, :',,Wt16i."i..f 7j5jfr C'li .j-1- " i 'J 3 ! IbMNBBBHK. IJ ' ' at... JUW.UWkAA.iUftAyi'W'ftttVftW ill frWajfoav. J J 3. irciun j hi nun ufciiat sutvviH r". ?a . 4111IVI r'X . .fc I , or 7Y Leading Magazines and Periodicals, in conjunction with The Finest Wcrk and Latest Styles, in Copper-plate i . " THE BEE. aJ CAA(AAAAAAAI.AAAAA.UUAAwAAAAAAAA Engraving !. Wedding Cards, y Visiting Cards, cv., on snort t notice and at best prices, at this office, maJ ll1UXlWVtlMn'l" !! rnm.'s: i?Xt; fr' aH EIGHTH YEAR. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1897. LUCK IN MINING. no. 4 AT His Subscription. Chicago-Time- jgm mm ail list (&$. Herald, s h 8 jrnp. Sold br dnuvtota. No one who was not in the thick Two Blasts that Showod a Miner At the recent confcrancc in Chi One offthc Most Desperate EnThe Manner In Which She Was sumof the fight in Colorado last cago ot the American secular and help to poplarize the baked Where he Hade His Mistake. gagements in the War. Taught to Speak nnd Rend mer will ever be able to underbanana-aUnion and Federa an article of food for English. stand how bitter it all was. Now (From the Denver Republican ) tion, Mr. Arthur W. Gamme, .of (Gen. Horace Porter in January Century.) rich and poor, especially the poor. much of the intensity of feeling "One man can not see ns far Chicago, vigorously denounced the From the January Century. Iliad been anxious to' partici- No poor .child need go to school has passed, but then it was at white PRACTICAL One cent will buy a into the ground as another," said movement to insert the name of the pate in the scenes occurring at the hungry. Helen Keller is a household At times it was brutal banana, which, when name both in America and foreign heat. of Aspen, yester- Deity in the Constitution of the "angle," and now goT"f!ermission John Prichard, The silver com- 09atclmaKer and If Mr. Gamme to day, "and there isn't a little bit of United States. and look after some baked in its skin in an oven for lands. She is blind as well as deaf. fighting, too. mittee called one day upon a mertruth in the saying that he can should take the trouble to read the new movements which had been fifteen or twenty minutes, until it That the walls of silence and darkTntn wit-- Tnhnr Bros... r. chant in a Colorado city. He had when applied to mining operations. Constitution, he would find that, ordered. Lee made five assaults, is quite soft and bursts open, alone ness which shut her from the world Manufacturing jeweleTar Now, the have been broken down, that her been suspected of friendliness to Thousands of instances might be the last paragraph reads: in all, that day, in a scries of des makes a full meal. Dallas Tex., and Ernest . "Done in Convention by the perate and even reckless attempts' banana sold at street corners arc soul has been set free, and the seal McKinley. brought forward to prove my poWiggers, Nashville, Ten"We are raising a fund for Humboldt cal- of silence taken sition, and I learned the lesson unanimous consent of the States to ..retake his main lints of earth- really plaintains. im her lips, will. Rear this fact well in mind, if you have nessee. Am prepared to present, the seventeenth day of food product of seems miraculous to those who Bryan," said the leader of the delebeen In. the habit of uiwjg a medicine which very early in my mining career. ; do ( Scptcmber,in the ycarof Our Lord, works; but each. time his men were culated the yousupposodlo boSimlfcons Liver RegulaThe Tom Boy story is an illustra- one thouftad seven hundred and hurled back defeated, and he , had plantain, compared with the po- know not how it was done. The gation, "and we had thought you tor, because the name was Somewhat like Jewelry Repairing to i,. and compared limits of this article will pcrCTat might want to subscribe some- First-Cla- ss and of the inde- to contdnbhimsclf inthe end with, tato, Everybody thought eighty-seveit, and the packago did not have the word tion of this ; Regulator on it, you have been imposed J. Ernest Waters of theUnitcd States of throwing up a new line farther in With wheat as 133 to 1. I say only the briefdst outline of her thing." Jo pendence the twelfth. In witness Office at Walker & Twy-man'upon and havo not been taking Simmon The merchant took the subthat story. front'" personal experience spend so much moncJ, nd America, we have hereunto sub- his rear. Liver Regulator at all. )The Regulate? h Main street, west whereof scription book and found that been favorably known for many years, aaa yet it is today being three bananas weighing one jjound The battle near the "angle" for scribed our names. Rendered both deaf and blind at ' of Railroad. 'know how necessary it is for all who ute it are equal in nourishment to twenty- - 19 months by severe illness, she other merchants in 'his class were most desperate $3,500,000, after paying more than "George Washington, Fever ami Ague, UHious r ever. ConstipaGUARANTEED. SATISFACTION putting down $50. tion, Headache. Dyspepsia, and all disorders $500,000 in dividends in less than "President and Deputy from the history of modern six pounds of bread when baked passed the first seven years of her r "Yes, I will subscribe," said the arising from a Diseased Liver. Virginia." warfare ' d presented features Bananas must never be eaten life in silence, darkness, and ignoM two 'years. We ask you to loot? for yourselves, and "I will give you $50." The most positive agnostic can which raW; they are full of aaimal germs. rance. Who could have suspected merchant. (absolutely appalling. "I was downn the San Juan see that- Simmons Liver Regulator, which "No, you don't," retorted the you can readily distinguish byUie Red Z country in 1S81, and had a claim not deny that in the Old Testamcn",; Raw bananas ate indigestible. the exquisite soul imprisoned in ly a savage hand-to-iwas V I'RACTICE LIMITED TO on wrapper, and by our name, is the only Youngsters fed on raw bananas that mute and darkened body? silver leader "You are under susover on Sultan Mountain, which when Lord is printed in capitalsY?fo ficliv 'oss the breastworks. medicine called Simmons Liver Regulator. Nose & Tferoat. ' I called the Jessie. J. H.'ZKIUN CO. It was a it is the translation of Jehovah, Rank aftcNank was riddled by nearly always suffer from diseases Bright, patient, loving woman picion as being a d goldbug, and Diseases of Ibc Eye, Ear, " you will put up $150 or stand the Tnko promising crevice, and I worked and might, with propriety, be so shot and shell and bayonet thjusts, of the intestinal canal and convul- came, and the miracle began. MADISONVILLE, KY. wSimmeHB Liter RcgHlaler. "Certainly, cer consequences." at it faithfully until I had expended rendered; while in the New Testa and finally sank, a mass of torn sions. Physicians call such chilOffice in Hustlrr Uuildipg, There was only one possible avtainly," said the merchant, who nearly $500, mainly for grub and ment, and in general acceptation and mutilated corpses; then fresh dren '(banana babies." enue of approach to the beleaguerBake'd' bananas are also the ideal ed soul. The sense of touch re- had good temper and a large bump powder, living alone in my cabin of the modern world, "Our Lord" troops rushed madly forward to A LA UELLE JARDINIERE. .& and frequently working fifteen means Jesus Christ the Savior. replace the dead, and so the mur- food fofliervous persons. I learned mained, and to that the teacher, of caution. "Did I say $50? I L, FR1TSCH & SON. hours a day. Then I sent home The solemn attestation affixed to derous work went on. Guns were their great power to sustain mental Miss Annie M. Sullivan addressed meant 150. A hundred and fifty THE GREAT W FASHIONABLE :i t If Wall Street her efforts. Through finger spell- it is." and father sent me $300 more, the Constitution and subscribed by run up to the parapet, and double effort in India. THRO.UGil TRONK LINE ir,'i"- -J the charges of canister played their brokers-anI others who are under ing the child at length obtained i which I used up. By that-tiI President Washington end Establishing Hode! Farms. : -between the cities of had been at work nearly two other lramcrs of that instrument part in the bloody work. The great mental strain would, on two the idea of language, and with this From the Chicago Post. --:- MEBCHANT TAU.ORS:incinnati, Lexington, Louisville years, and had driven my tunnel distinctly affirms their belief in God fence rails and logs in the breast- mornings every week, include a key other doors could be unlocked. The attention that soil culture is EvansVilltf,St.,i;ouhv works were shattered into splint- couple'of baked bananas in their Having naturally a fine mind she receiving in about 300 feet, every inch of it and Christ. in the West' has deterAridtWchfcst! with my own hands. Thtfn 1 be- The Arbitration Treaty with ers, and trees over a foot and a menu and leave out the chop or learned rapidly when once started, mined the Burlington Railroad ANO Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery came discouraged, as I knew father half in diameter were cut com- steak, ?fiey would last longer. I and developed a phenomenal memEngland. Company to establish a number of IMPORTER 0? CLOTHS AfiDSOlTIICS. MobiieUria JJcw; Orleans,. pletely in two by the incessant am as hard a brain worker as any ory. had a mortgage on the old place experimental stations or "model From the nd I have musketry fire. A section of the person in New"v jn Upper FIrit St., EvantTillt, lod and couldn't afford to help me any While Helen received informa- farms" in Kansas and Nebraska in .Clncs.arag: Perhaps there is some hyperbole trunk of a stout oak tree thus subsisted He earnestly soliclti the patrqnage ot bl Hep ntirely on tion only through manual spelling, more. I got credit for $100 and AND SPBED order to demonstrate the advant- Itlni county friends. in the London Chronicle's charactI see lean, MMHMMMMMMMMMt fj " and in limited amount, she never age of the most improved methods L". kept at work, driving the tunne erization offthc arbitration treaty severed was afterward . sent to baked .bananas s 1 .7 W. A. NISDET. PrxUeat. blood-poo- r M persons, advise them forget. Washington, where it is still on SHORTEST AMD QUICKEST ROUTE 50 feet further, and then I felt that To tell her something of soil culture and to lead the farO. W. WADDILL. CUr. and between the United States exhibition at the National Mu- to eat baked bananas and they un was like writing it in a book. When Fropi &tj Loijis, Evansville I was at the end of my rope. mers of Nebraska and Kansas to England as "the event of the nine- seum. We had not only shot failingly build up and gain fiesh. 2KoprCirts (LounViv- and Henderson to the "One day as I was gathering up you wished the fact again months new efforts in this direction- and Still, the agree. teenth century." This subject, which might not or even years afterward, you had a ...-rindependSOUTHEAST AND SOUTH! my tools to quit, a nicely dressed ment is so important to the two down nn army but also a forest. M. U. inappropriately be called the only to ask for it. But later, enable them to become The opposing flags were in man sauntered up to (he tunnel "drouth secent even in nations directly concerned, and, as places thrust against each other "Banana Cure," because many and began to look around. He as she began to read books and THROUSH COACHES K asked to see the tunnel, which an, example, it may have such an and muskets were fired with muz-zt- e illnesses can be cured by eating meet more people, and to receive tions" and "dry years." IncidentMADISONVILLE, Ky.. ally, the company expects returns influence on other great countries, SA.against muzjj0 Skulls were baked. bananas, merits the closest impressions through more chanFrom above cjtics to Nashville mostly in solid rock without from investments in increased and - $50, '--I The introduction iWUVflllBiL rinir. and after he had closclv that a little exuberance of feeling crushed with clubbed muskets investigation. nnd Chattanooga. larger numbers, her regular crops, necessitating heavy Capital Stock, - , in the United States and England and men stabbed to death with of the, potato was a great boon to nels and in V"7 ing direct- fixamincd both walls, asked me if memory ceased to be so absolutely freight and passenger traffic. & Transacts a general bankiag bvuia of it is pardon on account ncction M wanted to sell. I fcigi cd indif able. It does not aveit war even swords and bayonets thrust be- the people, but I predict that the reliable. John Francis has just returned tnd Invites the accounts ot the cilizesae of the and adjoining counties. WITJl PULLMAN PALACE CARS ference, and, after calculating 350 between the two natio.ns named ex tween the logs in tho parapet spreading jaf a knowledge Until she was n years, of age, from a trip over Nebraska and Hopkinstho finest and tnostansora viult m Kansas, where he has established Has .which separated tlief combatants. abovif,acts over this country will her only means of communication i,Savannah,Macon, feet of tunneling at $10 a foot, an" cept by the live years covered by1 Wild cheers, savage yells, and prove of still greater benefit. model farms at Obcrlin, Kan., and that section ol Kentucky swerccy mat I might if I cot my . Jaeli 'rillc and was Dy incn ai at McCook, Holdredge, Alma and the compact, but it renders future frantic shrieks rose above the sighCrichton Camphell. ' StffaJil price. V?. Well, what's your price?' fLORIDA. her own urgent request she was Broken Bow, Neb. The farms Capital Stock PaM li, and longer adjustments easier to ing of the wind and the pattering New York, Jan. 5, 1897. )r JfZXJx- iS 50.000. ?v he asked. 'Twenty-fivhundred given lessons in speech by Miss consist of forty acres in each stafim IN IMT, BUSINESS COMMENCED superof the rain, and formed a demonConnections sirelH lado .at Guthrie dollars,' I replied, w'th my heart negotiate. Fuller, principal of the Horace tion, under the immediate farmer The Fly and the Scissors, Apparently the entire field of vision of a practical and tried and Nashvtliuforali'points in my mouth. 'Come down to controversy between the two coun iacal accompaniment to the boomMann School. The rapidity with of the neighborhood, Each farm r ' North, East, South andWest town and get your money.' was the tries is covered.and during the five ing of the guns as they hurled ManyJ.Kentucky people who have which she acnuired the ability to will be Visited frequently by one of answer and that night I slept with years to which its operation is lim their missiles of death into the In Pullman Palace Cars. speak was unprecedented. She the learned corps of professors un.. . Banker, contending Even the seen the wonderful work of Carl soon abandoned ranks. as der lJrof. Campbell, all of whom under my pillow, in clean ited, $2500 K enthese nathe peace between G. Von Schooler, the Kuttawa sheets for the first time in two tions will not be broken. In view darkness of night and the pitiless graver, will testify to the truth of a means of expression, and has ever are'skilled in the new method. Ne EMIGRANTS braska and Kansas farm staples conalone. Seeking homes on the line of thj years. Next morning the pur- of the Venezuelan difficulty twelve storm failed to stop the fierce corn, wheat, rye, oats and potatoes (pransacjs a Seieral"S this story, told by Irvin Cobb in since used speech .. test, and the deadly strife did not But others still had to communiroiid w receive special low rates chaser asked me to help him put months ago, and the chances of will be, produced. "The Paducah News," though it Our "BanRin Business: cease till after midnight. by their fingers. She See aqunts of this, company for in a couple of shots, and of course troublgSliat time and since then will sound much like a pipe driam cate with her I agreed. Sam W. Stairs is the author of When wo got to the with England on other questions, troops had been under fire for expressed a strong wish to rail's, routes, &c, or write to fly then Sptela attention glta Is CelUetleet. twenty hours, but they still held to the uninitated: "A house tunnel he examined the wall and read the lips by touching tbis character sketch in the Dover C V Atmorb, G. P. & T.A., this agreement justifies all the re- the position off with a pair of scissors at learn to they had so went yhicli selected a point about 100 feet joicing which it occasions in the fingers. For the News: ' "I recken if I were to WANTED-A- N IDEASPeSVSSSffS Loutsvills, KenlucVr. a few weeks ago. This them with her from! the mou,th. 'Let's drill a two countries affected. It is dealt dearly purchased. My duties car- Kuttawa purpose of attempting this difficult katch my 'daughter kissin' of a man strange, especially when sounds couple of holes here,' he said. with here as an accomplished fact ried me again to the spot the next task and to get special training in I'd just natche'ly cut him into HUUV& CO., latent Attorneys, Waahtofton, comday, and the appalling sight pre it is added the fly was just a n mince-meground fine,' said the 1). for their $1,800 prize offer. ..; The minute he laid hold of the because- the manifest and tran- speech she came to the sented was harrowing in the ex mon, everyday specimen of that from the swamps of the sledge I saw he was a miner, and School in New York City. old man In that respect, scendant benefits which such domestic pest. in a short time we had two beauti- a settlement will bring will un- treme. Our own killed were scatDltUGGiSTJ two years that she re- Bracken hills. however, the fly differed ftom the During the " 'Then your daughter won't lets ful holes in the rock. When the doubtedly command for it the ap- tered over a large space near the mained there she succeeded in acamong "angle,"while in front of the cap- shears. The scissors were if. "chimes understanding the boys?' ventured the Dover .shots went off I could hardly re proval of the Senate. tools in- quiring the power of tured breastworks the enemy's the wonderful minute strain myself from rushing 'into people when they spoke to her, and youth with spectacles. cherry-ston- e Viewed even in its material asKENTUCKY. dead, vastly more numerous than tended for the ' 'Well, I reckon not young man' the tunnel at once, and when the pect the treaty is such a magnifisame time pursued regular 5jH! made by C. G. von Schoeler at the Naafc aHHv stSs HTjir"ii''ifi6 nAtt. our own, were piled upon each his- -' and the old man gave him a look smoke cleared away I was the cent achievement that the day of courses of study in arithmetic, the engraver. 'Although so small ZUcc Cine- of Dcuggisls' 5u'n6ncs. French that dazzled his specs. first on the spot. And there lay a its adoption will be memorable other, in some places four layers dis- tory, physical geography, p.crlpticniarefullii omponn(t. every ghastly that their outline could not be deep, exhibiting af" 'But ah, you know some girls body of ore exposed which was It substieye, and German. She has read much in diplom9ihistory. phase of mutilation. Below the tinguished by the ordinary who are engaged you know very terward found to be 3 feet thick, tutes chcanWBbceful and orderly literature, and is they were perfect in size and of the best and fan over $100 to the ton. I adjustment K&he innuman and mass of fast decaying corpses, the mechanism, intelligent on the topics of the sometimes kiss their their boys I. t it being possible to you know and it's all right and P had left the vein, and the super destructive rqitrament of war. It convulsive twitching of limbs and day. Her own speech is now ex A-Dacut human hair and cobwebs with the writhing of bodies showed that M a girls proper and ' ior knowledge of my purchaser is a triumph of civilization over It took cellent, and she has entered there were wounded men still their tiny steel blades. 'The old man looked at him real had enabled him to detect the barbarism. school in Cambridge, Mass., taking is a victory of the It alive and struggling to extricate several days of Mr. von Schocler's a course preparatory for Radcliffe hard, and after watching the youth J. W. Phitchbtt point of departure. twentieth century spirit over the themselves from, their horrid en- time to produce them, too. PROP'P wilt like a tobacco leaf in an Aug'1 stayed around there a week, sixteenth. Treaties broader than tombment. "The scissors lay on the carver's College. Every relief possible MADISONVILLE, KY. spoken to, she ust sun, thundered out: 'WeII,my When bcine by which time he had taken out this in their scope and in the num The fly started across enough ore to pay'for the cost of ber of nations affected perhaps was afforded, but in too many cases the table. His legs became en- places her index finger lightly upon daughter never kissed a livm man, the mine, and then I went home many such treaties will have to it came too late. The place was tangled with the scissors, and he the lips, while the other fingers not even her pap ner a poodle dog, Angle." rest upon the cheek, the middle ner a cat, ner nothin'.' and paid off the mortgage on the bcadopted before war is entirety well named the"Bloody of tho battle arc took flight. The shears were so Tha fesults " 'But there's no harm and Her farm yet, abolished. Still, this adjustment finger touching the nose. far,m, and I'v, got the best iiramcd nv in the report light that the insect moved away thumb is upon the larynx. This why er why er?' stammered the I am still mining. MQre though is a step, tuougu a buoji one, to- I General-in-Chie- f sent to with ease before Mr. von Schoeler position gives her the greatest pos- brave youth. than $30,000 was taken out of that ward the era of universal peace hih the Washington. At 6:30 p. m., May could rescue his precious little sible information concerning the "'Well, 1 reckon the most prin hole, and then the Vein was lost seen in Tennyson's vision, when wrote to Halleclc as follows: prize. The fly has not been seen elements of which speech is com- cipalist reason my daughter "yer and has never been found since. The war drums throbbed no longer, and 12, he ISJUSTASCOOD FOR ADULT. td "The eighth day of battle closes since. Neither have the scissors. posed. kissed nothin' is that 1 never were furled, tho WARRANTED. PRICE SOots. $10,000 Wheel. leaving between three and four The former owner of the scissors any daughter.' a alatu. itis., Nor. u, ism.- - ; & j In tho parliament of man, the federation Bt.Lonla.Mo. The Happy Trouble. "And the thoughtful silence of Purls Medicine Co., nkl last Tear, 080 hoUlaa vt thousand prisoners in our hands says the fly is at homo cutting out most 'valuable machine at of the world. The t (iMitlemen: Wo TONIC awl bar pair of light trousers for" o. B. Happy, .,brother, to Jim the voung man was so dense that OIlOVEt) TASTSUUS CHILI.year JjjttiwMt-porienocycle show in New for the day's work, including two a new already tbla the coming bouxbt three ktom yeyra, in the dryr It Ought to Work Bath Ways. Happy, of the Eddyville peniten you could hear the price of farm nTeroldoranIIarticle that gTauci ' .' general' officers, and over thirty summer use, YQrk will be a tandem.the cost of .. , tiary, says that when these rumors lands drop quietly drop uy urop, 2aoUon aa your Tonlo. Yoara truly. unTi OS. Budget. Boston ABMir. pieces of artillery. The enemy are whicfi Is claimed to be $10,000. A True as Qospel. being so industriously run through while the farm products hanging in description opting lcTycfe? says .A minister once, submitted an obstinate and seem to have found tobacco 3hed tier by tier." A newspaper has 5,000 readers the newspapers arc sifted down, the I eo YEARS will be nil chaff. He To gain flesh and strength and get rid of tha. gold covers'every connection, account for tithes to a blacksmith, the last ditch. We have lost no EXPER1ENOS. the result the yellow metal being artistically whose exclamation, "But I don't organization, not even that of a . ..1 ri..fr .tthrt niitc ntir r nrr linn. , says the warden feels perfectly se- that tired feeling, use Yucutan Cbill Tonic. J lUlKlUiaiik www pum V...V 1,1uu .luiiu cure, and that the charges of 'WUHVIUJ K,Tasteles, contains no poison. Every botcarved and inlaid with precious go to your church ' was met uy company, whilst wo have destroyslTu:ii gets possibly 300 to 500 peoand executive inability tle guaranteed. Price socts. Tho great toning up tbe system, Oo your stones. TJiSISfiSttw1ieel)iis Fho rejoinder: "No, but the door and captured one division (John ROUTE OF TNe ple to read them, that is, if the made in a general way and without tonic for 1.1- . ". bones acbe? Do you wake up with a bad ofmy church is always opcnl" son's), one brigade (Dole's), and set, wjm urnwgww. trusted to distribute specific significance, are fabrica- taste in your moutb ? Is your longue coated? CHICAGO and Next day the blacksmith sub- one regiment entire of the enemy." boy who isnot chuck them in the tions of envious faqtions. May-fiel- d If so, you need a Tonic. Tbe question TRADE MARKS, iif rafsed csSIIfiiSfar.sctJshow-them does NASHVlLLte DKStUNSV xucaian Mirror. are5, which is mo Desw never failsjdiii ing a finisC5Sai,a grahd'stand mitted an account for shoeing to The Confederates had suffered sewer. The hand bills cost as COPYRIGHTS Ae. to It Tcnic is invincible. Anyone tending a aketeh and deaerlpUea may TfiK ONLY Two much as an attractive advertisement: the minister. greatly in general .officers. The center fright barwkows cure above symptoms. A guarantee with quickly ascertain, tree, nhatber aa laTeatioa u One of tbe most remarkable cure of every bottle. Take no substitute, but in- probably patentable. ComrounloaWani Mrtctly i Pullman JVoBtlbuled Train Service wit) a baU gam, while on otlier coh. "But mv horses are not shod at had been killed, lour severely in a I1U1UU ucwajajJti. cooSdtalial. Oldett aoeucy rorartii Bateau rheumatism on record is related by Mr. J. In America. Wo here a Waahtajatoa.oHco. HewMta&dlnMtBfwCM'acbea, All the women and girls and half 4 M. Thompson, pot master at Deckle's list on getting xucaian, wnica is me most exclaimed the min- wounded, and Co. yeealt 1'aUnU Uken tbrauojk J una two .captured." effectsame time sptcuous places are pictdred hunt- - your smithy!" glepera &a BUilar oars peelal noUoo la tt men anHfeys read the news- Point. Pa., as follows: "While out driv- pleasant, and at tbe produced. most sale the For ive Cbill Tonic ever Our loss in. killed, 'wounded and paper advengement. Result: The ing one day last winter I was ceogbt in a ing scenes, boat races fishing, the ister, with some heat. SCIENTIFIC AMERIOA. 'woMTWf by St. Bernard Drug Store wa beautifully Illustrated. "No," was the quiet reply, "but missing was less than 7000; that merchant who uses the newspaper cold rain. Tbe next morning,' E owing unreH jrireotaMon oa .(jff emblem of speed and the symbol any adaatlao loursal. wacUytenoa tun yaari able to move my bead and arms, to . T0, U0 ilx monthu fcpoclmea aetata aad ttfn of my smithy is always of the. enemy between gooo and l.? 1 trtn mnrn rntltrQ tn apli an attack of inflamatory rheumatism. My severe cold weather everyThe ffl ofthe Lqstgue of American Wheel tho door Book oh 1atnts tatfra. AMrtf "" "- -" "T I nii north and central for a physican, but sugMUNN & CO., Terre Haute. Indiandoo 10,000 as nearly as could be ascer- I, poo 01 us suuscnucrs. Aiierc is clerk telephoned Chamberlain's Pain Balm,; where inof the men Jhe jtwo ktter are sot' jn ppen." z, 3(11 Uroadwny. N w Vri ev t the country has wrought portions no way of estimating the amount gested that I nse diamond?, rabies and pearls. Quit coughing is easy enough it yon tained. GHICftGO,. jof business that advertising brings there being a bottle open on tbe counter.! much hardship in tho cities esHe rubbed the affected parls thorooebly The epfeningof theghow will oc- know how to do It. Tbe best way to quit pecially. Y 1.miIi T4in Halm nnri Hillll tin n lint &r to the merchant. Ex. . JUflBOBLUlNO. cur on Saturday evening, Ftbru-kr- y is to take one dose ot Dr, Bell's Pine' Tar iftllwaukeei St: Paul, doted on tc sleep, and wben awoke about. Trade Mark. Thos, Wootcn, who shot and BELMONT 6. Is life worth living? Yes, it your Liver nan aa nour later, me pain naa gone eni wontr,Ca.; I Jtoney. Summer coughs, iubr cougbe, A Quart (or 5 OnU. lb ' .H0 .'. ONT W'THfi killed Bill Braemc at Herndon, Thla House it Kewl If not, begia at tirely, and I bave not been troubled since is in good working order. coughs or any DOBS NOT STREAK THE CLOTHES. Dr CarhiedtV Gvrtnarf Liver Powder i winter cougbe, bronchial fI around! Furnishing. TJ (YPT?.! New I tfWTrt AND NORTHWEST. the cbeapeet, preet and beet family med- other kind, of a cah or cold Is speedily The blest Bluiag made, Take no other once. iu,4,Dr. Carlstedt's .German Liver People come here for many mile " For Ky.-- was held at the examining Everything PI XIU to buy Chamberlain's medicines. n trial far murder without bail. He Ciwtipa-- : icine in tba wrW Powttar, price ajcts. Do not take a :y v? lsrvRiMf eared by (hie remedy. Children love sale by St, Bernard Drug Store, EarUngton; sele by St. BenmttTtaig Store. MADISONVILLaT. KY. :ufc04ESr Stomach. It. has a clear Old peoftk l'k" have 'furnished S 10.000 Your Druggist can get It if not ia Bea T. Robinson, Mortons Cap: Georgei could 0',P,A , Bv.mtiIU. lud tioa and Soar St.. Bernard Dri "' gaaraatea to CsU. i eoeaa, 1 nnn eA 15. fanes, ylMiml. King. St. Charles H Mi GRI5WAI.D, Earliogton; Qoo. Ktajt, Liver Regulator .n a aabiect of the deerrtet gjjntcrot nnd importance to their health pcniai3 uioir lives, xuo eoia proprietors And maker of Simmons Liver Regulator Jearn that customers aro often deceived by buying and' taking some medicino of a simifar pppcannco or taslo. believing it to w Simmons ivcr regulator, we warn you that nnles the word Regulator is on the cuckoo or bottlo. that it is not Simmons LivdrJMjulator, No one else makes, or everVmada Simmons Liver Regulator, or anvfMtg wiled Simmons Liver Regulator, buiawll Zcilin & Co.nHd no medicine made jlJKyono.o'so is the same- - We alone can u up, and titmoJianojwe cannot ue asitapouiiui?,do the, same ronrcsentod ier not hdi you as you are led to 'expect they Wo wish to caution nil users of Simmons From the Albany Argus. WARNING. Clod in the Constitution. THE "BLOODY ANGLE." The Virtues of the Baked Banana. The N. Y. Tribune. Sir: Bestow a boon on humanity s HELEN KELLER. Bonus TuW-iOoo- Free-thoug- F. G. NIEMS, . good-size- d 1, go-ther- jeweler . f n, as-1- 4 was-jvi- Ul s. . ncClj -- l - DR. K. P.BOSTON d d-- . Up-stai- r. r$RAlLROAD , I 1 . me I 1 I - . Globe-Democra- Without UNlK'-tALE- D. -- "'.r h 'j i r-j- Hr- - so-call- -- DAJN tvt Tm . or. v lTor-Atl- j" PJs nnger-speiun- g. fa. J m - Ll i AT e $ 11 SIM 1 Courier-Journa- l. Qox (. Morten, " finger-spellin- g Madisoille,"R5T EE0RGE KING, w&Z: Wright-Humaso- at - d GROVE work-bask- et Hotel $2.00 Lucile y -- work-tabl- CHILL TUNIC . TASTELESS battle-flag- s e - ' I I ,.. !- .'I.--- llMITEfl T lisns a.--o wt-cl- a j V) jaT i rw z. - ".- " hr i -- it , ,''' X 1 . , " trnrfa. sab-stitt- ti. I P- - nard Drug 8tor Wore, iff u - 1&f !ta -- ir ,. - '$ J ii& PWK aa ..I J" r 7, v Sp V tfejfesee BEIPUBLISHINH COMPANY. Incorporated. Kniaradtht Pcttefica at Bar11utoa cuuawMer. jffJ' .11.. i, w v HflW5 " V.I . sW J 'l - K Vi ' -- L- - 3 - fK ..V s." '"Mf .,. : n -- V Tt - V 'P. M m Vr . a H Programme complete. , crop of $iGo,ooo. A lull crop would be about double this figure. In 1896, an off year for both coal and tobacco, the coal product was worth more than three times as much to the county as the tobacco crop. - it Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oua Year, atilctlr In advance.; , " Sli MbrUm, be to raise revenue. Bituminous coal from the early days of the SATURDAY AITBRNOON SESSION. government has been subject to I 30 County Schools and How to Im28, 1897. THURSDAY. JANUARY duty. The duty under the present jl'ii.i'crt, Uoii.lof Trustees is alprove Tbem Miss Ella Jewell, Supt. law is much 'less than at any so ,u'i.rii 1 !, r.n ! ihc" Providence James McGlnnis, Oweusboro. previous time. It has been $2.80 Male .ir.d FOm.ilc Academy,"Nich-ola- s a:oo The High School in tbe Country Lace, Principal. per ton. In 1872 it was reduced Town C. J. Lemen, F. W. Cheek, Prof. a This old paptr shows a record 2 How many Slate Houses have bean lit from $1.75 to .75 per ton and in 1894 Maban. No Fusion in Hopkins. Istho One Tnio Wood Purifier. All .'rn rU A fJJ. that stirs the recollection and will built in tbo city of Frankfort? 2:30 School Hygiene .W. A. Easley, by the Wilson act to 40 cents. The forothers. r m for a So it is to be a "straight Demo Prepared only by C. I Ilood&Co lowcll.Mait, brighten many a ladel reminisI lost my watch, or at least I thought I Dr. J. E. Haynes, Miss Mary Sasseen. Give the population of the Slate at average ad valorem duty of all ar3. iiome. am tli( on!) pilli torako ce nr in thj minds of thosu who 3:00 What Has Become of the Grumticles under the McKinley bill was cratic" primary held on nn old Hoods FillS with Hood uiawrllta. can .uk back thus far into the past Ihc last census, and compare with the cen- had. Perhaps, I never did really possess bler? Poor Thing Miss Alice Urowniag, m,.hji lanKana time "Democratic day," the first sus of 1840, stating the iocrease of the last it, but then I thought I did, and that's very pad recall the happenings of those halt century. 48 per cent, and under the present nearly the same thing. I bad missed it for W. S. Thomasson. Monday in August. And the Pop di.tsand the men who weru then ECHOES FROM THE PAST. law 41 per cent. 3:30 -- Miscellaneous Business. some time, but made no special search for ulists who have been so deferred to mi. t .tnc, nnnycf whom appear 4. Namo ihe Governor of Kentucky who it. The thought, though, suddenly occurA duty of 40 cents per ton is 4:00 Adjournment. Mr-lid ii,td row mere OssUn pardoned his own son, and Rive the date and run after by the ir.L. red to me that It would be a good thing if Some Interesting Things About equivalent. to 14 per cent, ad valo- demagogues CROFTON. of his administration. ferns during the late camI should make a search for it with a derem and if it were made 75 cents O m (, memorj Hopkins County Thirty-ji- x is on the sick list. Mrs. 5 How many inmates at present in Ihe termination to find it, so 1 went to work to are given an invitation to per ton it would be about 23 per paign, Hopkins County Poor House? Mr. Gro. H. Myers is very sick with la Years Ago. look for it. After a vain search in a numunite with the Democrats Strong? Case. in cent or but little more than f ber of places. I decided to look in that grippe. "their" primary and support the There is before us a copy of the Giu:ii'!c, Ky , Ian. 26.- - The LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. noted "lop drawer," where things of all the average rate'at the present Mr, Wi.ty Pollard died Thursday, ot nominees. But the pi plate that "Southern Kentucky Register" Commonwealth is making n cry descriptions are thrown. This time I was la grippe. time. Canada imposes a duty of c e" .ngai.ist uoorgc Uasl.et, has so long been held nut to them volume 2, nunVber 38, published In finding it, though I am afraid 60 cents a short toi or 67 cents a William Childress died at his home last ,b)i .in. orcibks Wr.t T Urme, of Christian county, Ihe successful atici a w-it is only a matter of time as to bow long is withdrawn and put only upon at Madisonville, Ky., SturJa, : j ihe j'iry I illed Conductor t Friday. m.tu who "i c long ton on our coal. The comJames Lemon it will cis' September 23, i860 by Kissinger remain in my possessesion. It will the table of the silver Democrats Attorney a lew tears ?go, and was rewarded for the .,- It '. Mr. Felix Gladdish and MlfC May Woodand Johnson, Publishers and Pro- In peting coals are mined less than require some practicing on my part to re1. "their meat and their drink." murder with only Iwo ears in the ruff were married liat Friday. prietors," "George C. Btwiaugh, tain it. I am nol going 10 say I will pracforty miles from the sea, white our !, n v.. iows tli it George' tnnrnlinry, was shot and killed by Editor. ' A, coals must be carried from 300 to Farmers in Woodford county ;i'. vi :, . ' l' 1. n vlhsaft nnd flio. W Woolen M Herndon, Ky,, last tice, but I'll put it milder tad say, "I'll cigar C. Brasher has purchased a new This old register of bygone machine. try." 1,. 11 l'ohcuiian White, wtrek llramn had mtde many threats 400 miles to reach tidewater. There (KyO, says The Capital, hold, of times is well preserved, except for Of - All It the pistol from agiinst Woolen and that day came by Now, let us txxralae my watch. It Deputy Sheriff John Clark if Mif tJck are 100,000 men in the seaboard last year's wheat a quantity, esti- a few rat holes, and is n handseems to be rather aa Inslgmhcaol looking this week. i .' :: that States engaged in mining coal or mated at from 30,000 to 50,000 somely printed seven column folio, WIlllO fi II i! "lr pocket, and min- - Woolen's place of business. A duel thing. You say ft doesn't appear to be of Mr. Skerrett acd family, ot HopktesvlWe. within tro followed. Woolen reached for his shot good paper that has prescrcd WEATHER much value. Why make such ado about are visiting relatives here. more than half a million people bushels. They also hold this on original gun and gac Iirame tho rmlenls of its whiteness in a remark- uip". aftvrwTrd depending on its production for a wheat for $1.10 per bushel in able degree. Tlu trial will occupy another both barrels loaded with buckshot. At a thing of so little value? I consider it the Miss Maggie Headrix has a sprained FORECAST. most valuable article in my possesion. I living. In 1892 the amount im- money equivalent to gold, and reaankle, canted from falliag oR her borw. as the examining trial Woolen was not The paper bears in written pen- day at lens' c f thr court's tune. aik you to examine it very carefully again. although it was at first conshe was going to visit ber sitter, who lives ported was 1,131,964 tons at 3.32 sonably expect to secure that price cil lines the name of "S. O. StevCertainty II Is not inclined to startle one at RTXEIYER For Thursday, genernear this place, last Tharsday. sidered be acted in self defense, Drama E JO per ton and the duty collected was very soon. Silver is qubtcd in ens" who has always appreciated the first observation, but let's tale it to had killed three men. his county papers and continues to ally .fair, continued cold $988,219. In 1896 the imported New York yesterday Dr. William ha returned from Nashpieces and then we can discover wherein 66 at 65 ville, where he went to take a coarse la encourage them all he can, to Vliom Appolnted for th; flinjjo Coal A collision in Ihe East St. Louis yard Is its vake. jueather. Have wrgery. tonnage was 1,243,836, the duty cents per ounce; Mexican dollars The Bee is indebted. last Tuesday nijht caused a delay of sev- yon made tbe discovery? I find five Company at Middlcsboro. la only $485,158, and the price $2.70 at 50 cents bid, 51 cents There are many. things ofjnter- eral hours to No, 53. We understand the portant springs, four leaser oaes, and tbe Middlcsb.To, Ky., Jan. ,26. t cst to the citizen, whose memory asked. It seems that a "cop; has Hopkins' Coal Output. per ton. blame rests on the tower switchman, who great main spring in tbe Lazenby, General threw the wrong switch acd caused train springs need pollsbinr, center. Bat these Those who consume domestic slipped" somewhere in that free reaches back to the tunes "before Walter H inquiry sent by they have lain so A , In answer to an Manager of Watts' Steel & Iron the war," in this long in the top drawer under a mass of silver machinery that is supposed discloses so many old paper which Syndicate, was appointed receiver No S3 to run against a Vandalia engine. Vhe Bee to Mr. C. J. Norwood, coals do not object to the restora-r- oBv then active charAgent Utheridgo has given up ail desire carelessness. Iboughtlesssess, enkindaeM. hief Inspector of Mines of Ken- - tion of duty of 75 cents per ton be to keep the prices of wheat and acters who have finished their ol the Mingo Coal Coke ComLa Grippta fir CoHs, Cutis, to join a minstrel troupe, and since that indifferece and selfishness that tbey have competition has silver at a parity. roles and given way for other pany, today lcky, with reference to the coal cause home write-uin the Evansviile Courier, which become quite rusty, and, to keep theaa This is th largc-- t coal doncern players. ANBLUNaTROUaM.CS, Itput of Hopkins county, that brought prices down to satisfactory called him a minister, be has cast aside bright, tbey must be used frequently. Governor Bradley has decided The Democratic ticket that ap- in this section. h. rates. The opposition to a duty ntletnan writes: that plug hat and no one can now persuade Tbe first spring is Words. How irapor-toCHERRY It is the second time a receiver to hear no more verbal statements pears at the top of the editorial it is that we watch our words, how him to again appear on the streets wearing ."According to returns made to comes entirely from the owners of PECTORAL in pardon cases. The law is clear column is, "For President, John has taken rlnro since the il. Wash thinks he can spot the author much pleasure or pain we may cause by ,s omce oy me operators, tne foreign mines; the English capital five ). irs ago. of Kentucky. C. Breckinridge, of the article, and the first trick man la the one little word. "It is with a word as It of the Hopkins county ist of Vancouver and the New that applications for pardons shall For "Two years ago, I had the nrlnfe, General Joe Date Fixed for Ohio Valley Sale at dispatcher's office bad better keep an eye it is with an arrow; tbe arrow once loosed and.lt left mo with a cough which gave fecial coal mines for 1896 England owners of Nova Scotia be made in writing accompanied Lane, of Oregon." There are .. does not return lo tbe bow, nor a word to me no rest night or day. Mj (anally tai IO 779tlo9'55 SIlorl ions on the agent. by written statement of the reasons long editorials denouncing Stephen to-Henderson, Ky. lips." physician prescribed for me, changlag foef 9,266.97 tons from 1895. mines. Section Foreman Ourns, late of the main for granting pardon, and the Gov- A. Douglas and his heresies of Indianapolis, Ind., Jau. 26 Tbe second is Actions watch our action. the medicine aa often aa he found the n&cpected a greater rcduc- stem, is now in charge of the first section "squatter" or "Popular" Sover- The Ohio Valley railroad, Reforms Needed. ernor finds that these personal intulugi I had taken were not btlplng 130 eignity etc., and accounts of big miles long, running from Evans-vill- a on the branch, with headquarters at Mad- Tho world is watching ns, and nine times out of ten we are Judged by the way we County Judge Hall is out in a terviews consume much time and barbecues where ail lere were ol this total, 23,- to Hopkinsville, Ky., will be isonville act. "Our acts make or mar us we are tons sold Jocally, und 15,- - letter proposing reforms in three seriously interference with the ad- the country gathered to hear noted sold at Hendtrson, Ky., June 1. 41 Even the railroad companies feel the in- the children of our deeds." very important matters in this ministration of other public duties. speakers and dine at loaded tables. The up.ct - fjio.s used for steam and heat rice will be $1,050,000, fluence of Ihe cold weather In the way of Thoughts, Ihe main spring upon which s s A Hopkins county barlecue is and a cash deposit of $100,000 The questions touched 1' an increased business from mining towns. all the others depend. Is tbe next In order. 'various mines. Let us de- - county. There were 235,574 liquor recorded given by "Breckinride w:Il he required of bidders. are, improvement of public roads; John Mr John Devney, of Evansviile, was Watch oar thoughts. "Think well, do uuci iiese two amounts irom tne qn Roberts and licenses issued in the United States. Democracy. it was given James Quarles well will follow thought." total atjtd we have 739,589.64 tons our prisoners how they may be Kentucky stands fifteenth in num Wednesday, Sept. 19, i860. The beo appointed the committeehave berejesterday to attend the th to mado-tpay their way by work Fourth, watch our character that we may marriage. says that notwithstanding fmakc the sale. record of ejg&Ll 'grades, that were obtain a worthy reputation. Character is and their condition be improved; ber of licenses with 4,790 issued the day of the mass meeting wotA the money realized railroad man says that all the true individual, and Indian Territory is last on the ''blustering and dtisiy, still tit? but reputation Is what so estimate" extenthe contention about the YtCktfne sale of this enormous and the much needed poor house list with carries him np or down oa tbe broad highlicenses. It is said people turned cut in their ma i2i sion at Evansviile was caused by a few .9BnnBnnBnnBnnBMBnnBnnBnnBnBPV quantity of coal brought into Hop- reforms. way or action. "The great hope of sothe President will probably jesty. "There were solid acres scheming politicians who thought they had The Bee applauds the interest that the bill to ciety It tbe individual character." op Cari be Given its to the Condition a chance to make kins county and spent principally Democracy sign prohibit the sale of of the capital out of an nnjoit BnnaannnBnnBnnBnnBnrv Last, but aot least, watch our starts. of thsderrnan National. here in wages to the 2000 employes shown by Judge Hall in these very liquor tc Indians. This is the the ground at an early hour of the nanpBHBBHBBHBafBHlWei' attack on the railroad company. "Keep thy heart wilh all diligence, for oat vital questions and urges the day, and a vast assemblage ol the of the various operators.and in Lo.iisv.lle, Ky., Jin. 16 Mr. F. small end of the dilemma. How fair sex, to lend their best encourBusiness of great importance called of it are the issues of lite." The outward developing property heartiest cooperation upon the part would it work on Kentuckians? expression of our hearts la word and acagement to this gua'cst of all M. Hayes, the expert accountant Agent Etbendge to Nashville, last week. of the citizens of Hopkins county tne, but, In spite of his attendance, I gt for future operations. battles for the Constitution and tUe cf the government, who has been Charles Emeridge made relatives at tion. "A heart to resolve, a head to cos tiu Uitter. Finally, tuy husband, rsad-lto the accomplishment cilleil in to straight. n out the. of these The funds of the Kentucky Di- right." The crowd wris verv laroe The mind does not take in the one iluy of a gtnttetuaa who had Nashville a visit, last week. He is now at trive, and a hand to execute." Now, dear . 11 u.;nn national work asabrakernan on an Alabama road, Maids, there may something In what I h.id the grippe and was cured by taking vision, League of American Wheel- but very orderly and there werl"003 t1 1 actual quantity expressed in tons reforms. 1S ll"S morning and well '' ' M.!LSanW' ' Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, procured, for These are matters upon which men, something like $900, are present also "Douglas men In pleased with his location and have written on which we may red ect. is or bushels. We will state it more uboit ho v it; it would tike to work. rue, a bottle of this medicine, nnd bafore Let us keep our watch near cs as a conBtU all should unite without reference tied up in the German National Bell men; but all had on their Sun Ho replied stant reminder and also endeavor to keep I had tukuti half of It, I was oared. I tlr clearlyi day clothes and Sunday behavior.'' cn:rplete the task. Foreman Mike McGlennon, of Howell, the (moral) liuva tui-- the Pvctoral for say children A fair average for a car load to party, but as questions of public Bank closed at Louisville by order Governor Powell spoke fur U6 that, the ar,scr to the question top drawer It. perfect order. and In iny fmullr, whenever we bavu wasiilout as much in doubt as if came down to Earlingion yesterday morn-inof Bank Examiner Escott. This and a half hours, then came would .be about twenty-fivtons, good. A Guiltv B. M. needed It, and havo found it a speella and attended the wedding of bis brother Let the thought pass that will probably be paid in full but ' this estimate per In the afternoon S.naoi some ne had asl.td him how lojg and at car load for cold, coughs, and fang trouble." it would tak- 4o untangle a badly at the Catholic Church. Teacher'a Association. there we're shipped 29,584 car loads the Judge suggests the discussion tho inconvenience is serious to Ben P. Cissell spoke ana is s.iid to Knar AVood, North St., KlVton, Md. up bill of tv ,e. He said have "entertained his audience Foreman Saegerand men have been loThe Second Congressional Teach. of coal. Jfut this in train loads of of these questions in the closing thiststruggling organization. ,1.3 coull s,ic no (.stintato, and cated at Earlingion the past until a late hour in the evening." week, making er's Association will hold its next Ayer's Cherry tr t that ven if he ejind tilt- govern-- , .1 eighteen cars each and we have year of his official term and let us ait The Globe Democrat announce- tne report states mat: ',Aithtii';ti mtnt woJv. n t a'lo.v ifc. Receiver some repairs on trestles near here. meeting in Henderson, January encourage these reforms upon their s and one 1643' Highest Honor at WartaTai Pair. ment in another column will in- there- wore enough ladies to fih Courtrcy cpjcts t gtvebond Agent Walker, of Madisonville, in com- -- ;, iuu jei. j. cumicrs aesiring 10 eel cm them and moro than could have Add to each train merits alone. CICUM MW SyttM wrift Afrt twvtfaat. pany with Attorney Flera Gordon, made a attend the Association meeting f ill charge. and lagr This end of lhc county has set terest those who desire all the ranged themselves in Qrd.- cround a trip to Slaughters last week, on importcan obtain certificates when nur. Hhn oad a locomotive and a caboose news all the time, particularly the board, the gallantry and gcjJ TnousanJs Cutting Ice. Yon chasing tickets going to Henderson ant business for the railroad company. nd place all together as one train the pace for road improvement, as when considered in connection order of the gentlemen were conOUR CLUBBINQ OFFER. Chicago, j.i-03 J 6 The cold e,asi aaiurcuy, wnue train Wo. 5a was that will entitle them to a onc- r4aLour OutDut in this shinmnfr everybody knows who travels by with our liberal clubbing offer for spicuous. The whole crowd stcd jsnap, whieh u causing so much third rate returning. nearlng Sebrec, some scoundrel threw a back until the ladies were ft.r.d suffering r.ml order would cover 230 miles of vehicle, and our only hope in this Prof. Mark.of the Louisville city Now Is the Time te Subscribe for inconvenience to a rock through one of the coach windows, and had retired." , direction is to work our roads by The Bee and that paper. track. riauy, his gien employment to and, we understand, one person was schools, is to send a man down Your Winter Reading. What a pity that the poetic of "U. waudill, iisq., is nn ,;TtVi ovt;r ' J'00J ",t!!1 on the Let us look at it from a stand- machinery under the direction of with sn apparatus, that the The Bee slightly cut with the broken glass. It is as having been and Daily and ,a anJ 7ooo more will be thought that the men have been arrested, teachers and the general public point of actual value produced. competent men, and abandon the fever should have overtaken a man "County Electoi" for th Sunday may have an opportunity to see the ton, selling worthless old system of scratching in so exalted a station as that of tionai union rarty; arui Hie ; Perhaps 70 cents per and all that keeps tbem from behind the both one year for greatest scientific result of the cenf&5o bars is tho lack of sufficient proof. of "Amos K. Brodley" price, is as fair an average as may the earth just a little to avoid a chairman of the Democratic county Freeze in Fforlda. The Bek and Daily (onJy) tury. road tax or save a fine. is annouccd as "County Elector" committee. be. At this fair estimate, Hopkins Jackssnvilie.Fh., Jan. 26 The both oae The following is tbejirogram: DOWN IN THE MINES. for the Breckinridge Democtits. The Bee has always advocated year temperature will fall to freezing in county's coal output (shipped from FRIDAY M0XNINO SSMIOM. The advertisments are interestWe publish today the full proThe Bee and Daily and SuKi f. 1 0:00 Opening Exercisea. the mines), brought into the coun- - the employment of our prisoners gram of the Second District Edu- ing The "Law Cards" announce the lunhwctirii portion of East-ti- n DAY COURIIR.JOURNAL both Wednesday morning, Up to 10:30 Address of Welcome Hon. John iy the neat sum of 51 7,709.75, for for road improvement and be- cational Association to be held at Croqket & Kirby, of Henderson, but tliu ei!d wave will not bs as ception, the present time, with but little exj. oneyearfor ib.- -. -the winter has been In favor of a, uorsey, Henderson. lieves that in this lies the solution Henderson tomorrow . : .. t5 Response Pre! .' V the one 'very unfavorable year of and next Cissell & Bailey, W. L. Gordon, a ut jaw anu UAILY (only) as anticipated, and it is tbo coal consumers, but now there Is a de dsnt S. L, Frogge, Uniontown. of the vexing convict question as day, 29th and 30th of January. & Hay, L. M Lowe, O. doubtful if tho temparaturc falls cided Wall Courier-Journ1090, both one change in favor of the producer, and moo Enrollment of members. r Waddill, Sharkleford ft E.rk belo.v south of Jlackson-v.lle- . if the prophecy of one of our local prophets The Shortage for the year is well as the proper relief from the Stricter Discipline tf.50 i. 30 uenents derived from a Dutrle. M. C. Givens, John P. Cook, a'l cf is to be MainBee and Louisville B am comes true, we may look out lor six weeks' AaiAAMlAafA easily accounted for by the general expense of idle county prisoners. w.iioa juiss naue McDanieJ, W. M. The Madisonville; and Sam IS. GreenEvening Post both one tx tained in the Organization, As to the county poor house, it n Liltoukalnni gave a cold weather, and the coal producer may Carr, T. H. Smith, Supt. Thomas Posey depression of all business during field, of Hopkinsville. or, year ferlS. and all other County Snperlntendenta. reception to newspaper men on jet reap the harvest due htm. 75 has been a stench in the nostrils (Frankfort Capital ) The "Medical Cards" announce-WW the late Campaign and the followThe BEsf.and Tuesday at the Shorehom, WashASTKRN00N ssssajox, and a disgrace to the dignity and D. Collins, M. D.," and's3s Superintendent Salmon and family were The State Guard will hereafter "J. ing remarkably mild winter. one year a:oo A Teacher'a Persoaal Influence over here last Snnday, and although the "Is still practicing his profession, ington. ' for Half a million of dollars in an humanity of the good citizens of be required to conform very strictly in all :i75' day was extremely cold, Horn's mind was Upon thePupll-- H. F. Parish. Miss Cardepartm&nts." to the law. The examination of "Drs. its The Bee and Twice-a-wr- e off year from the coal industries of Hopkins county. jjfc so cenlerd on Ihe coal trade in sight, that rie Kirtley, Louisville; M. A. Powell, W, officers at the expiration of 90 days Noel & Dempscy," whose card Courier-Journ' both one Let us all unite to help in the from their election, will Y. Allen. be did not seem to notice it. ' is not a small Hopkinsvcounty have to be reads: "Having associated themr YeZ $ut0 creation of a strong public senti- certified to the Adjutant-Genera- l Geography- - Mlsa Grace selves in the practice of Medicine, thing for the county, and yet there Will Magenheimer has moved back to The Bee and Weekly e Miss II. fc. Brooks. ment to compel the enforcement before they are commissioned. Midwifery and Surgery, respectyH Earlingion from the South Diamond mines. are those engaged in other Commercial both The Ups and Downs, Haps and Captains will be required to give fully solicit patronage at the hands 35 and it is stated that next month he will oneyearfor suits, who devote much of their of these humane and economically bond and miaoaps 01 me county Teacher I I to receipt for all arms, of the public." Tho card of "V. trke unto himself a wife". Will Is a good Glenn. The Bee and anv urtincr ni.m.orwB timo to '"cussing" the coal com- expedient reforms. equipments and supplies issued to S. Ross, M. D ," announces the nho'.fi cation at low price. coal miner and we wish blm a prosperous panies. v them, and reports will have to be practice of his profession "in all its Fusion in Union. futnre. varied brancep," and also continmade regularly. In addition to the value proThe Democrat-Populifusion Mr Andrew Carnegie, the great Iron and Companies that do not drill regu- ues: "He is also fully prepared to j like a dog's bark, is a sign that duced coal shipped, there is arrangement in Union county don't steel magnate has lately invested several larly will be mustered out of the penorm all operations m the scithere is something; foreign to be considered the 39,579.91 tons go any more. The Silver Demomillions in coal lands In Pennsylvania, service and only such companies ence of Dentistry, except plate around which shouldn't be, soid locally and used in making crats discover they are strong with- will be retained as will be a credit work." Tho Reynolds Coal Company in Daviess there. You can quiet the noise, Other advertisements slaw ihal steam and heat at the mines. Strict discipline County, which operates a mine at Reynolds out their allies and the proposed tx the Guard. but the danger may be there was proprietor of the , (Successors to) station, but which of late has been closed Besides this, too, is the product division of pie is knocked into a will be required throughout the M. S. just the same SCOTT'S Guard, and a close attention to all "Eagle Hotel," John 1" Gnenfitld down, will resume work the last of this of the various small country banks coqued hat. he requirements of the law and watchmaker and jeweler, Mrs. month EMULSION of Oil WAIKEB, that do not ship coal, and hence do The following resolution was orders. No regiment or company Phoebe Whanger, practical seamis not a cough specific) it does la'Sl not come in the clan., of "commerForeman W. A. Toombs has lately cast adopted by the Democratic County will be shown any favors and noth- stress; Granville WadJill, fashionnot merely allay the symptoms his lot with the order of A. O. U. V and THE PIDNIIR TINNER. cial mines," for which the above Committee at Mrganfield Saturday ing but merit will be recognized. able barber; Lycu, Newburer & if reports arejrue, Dro, Dean came near but it does give such strength Gov. Bradley is determined that Co.,' Merchandise; Charlie C. figures are made. Main Street, West of kaiiriid, getting even with blm at the Initiation. the 16th instant; body that it is able to r, in The next most important pro- - "That if the nominee of the the Guard shall be encouraged in Hal); W. R. Vanghn, Weatherly's to the If tho present cold weather continues every way possible, throw off the disease. undertaker; - duct of Hopkins county is the to Populist party chosen by that Simbn Feagan, coal at Jus mine on the coal companies will be crying aloud You know the old proverb No Let up until Tomorrow. bacco crop. This crop was only party on January 30, 1897, to rep the Princeton road 3 for more coal cars to supply their demand. miles from fcf "the ounce of prevention?" f A complete Stock of Chicago, Tan. 26. At q o'clock Madisonville; R. O. Thompson, kabout a halt crop last year, or in resent this county in the next 1 We understand the Empire Coal Co. General Assembly comes pledged this morning, the government ther- grocer; T.H.Scales.stovcs and tin-- ! IDon't neglect your cough, A vthe neighborhood of 4,000,000 will, as f oon as foreman Thos. Robinson is to and does submit his tc you fruit flbook able again to resume work, and look after 1 pounds or less. The average price the Democratic primaryclaims all mometer showed a temperature of ware; John Galbreatlr & Son, flour on thewhich will tellfree more. and 15 degrees oelow zero. The cold trees; Pritchctt ft Barrett, subject sent on re- Ihe moving of the mlnn mrlnnru Kn. for this crop is- four cents or less, other Democratic rulings and cau- area extends all over the West and mill and carding machine; T. V don tbo old mine and work Ihe new one Repairing, giuestv Roofing and Guttering, "Sky-high- "which price is somewhat under the cuses and to act in accordance Northwest, and no prospect of a Campbell, insurance; only Powell & in qutlitr n ' U 1 our druggist keeps Scott's All trains today were Jones, livery stable; Fat Wilson, .average for a ten year period. with the Chicago platform, and let-uand pricedirt cheap. of OiL Pet op in SO The total I03S in eleven cities the Populists make no other nomi- more or less delayed by snowdrifts. furniture; dry good from fires repoited yesterday ag7u the 4,000,000 pounds 0 the nations for county offices. The The proclamation for help for the etc.; P. M,W. F. Nisbct, blacksmith , J Ms. fid ,$!. M. Robertson, h If you seed aaythiflg in their ltoe, present crp at four cents a pound Democratic committee in consid poor issued by Mayor gregated about $3,500,000. This SCOTT &DOWMi,NvrYcrlt, ing 'and wagon making; V. 1 WALKER Swift TWYMAN ar. .f.. 19 where much of the wealth proha .meauare looking for. Ya c 'MMiaUtoa total yalue for the I eratton agree and will recommend met with a hearty response. has Osburnft Co., guns and hardwar 11 1. wt whlt vau . duced in the country goes. ,, Jf' j&IL' lai tittle auiiuui if o v aa (J L, ', ThrseMcMbt, " ; Single CtalM.... j Specimen capiat mailed free on application, CirreapMdcfttt wanted In all parti ol the ciuntT. j A4dfM at tor partlcnlart. ,, The Duty on Coal. In the argument presented to the Ways and Means Committee the following statements were made Ji oo by the West Virginia operators. jo j The main objects of the tariff should J THE .BUM rauicc m m and request that the Democratic voters vote for him in preference to other candidates." There is very little comfort in this to the Populists but that little is swept away by the attitude of the Democrats as shown by this editorial comment in the Telegram: "We are utterly unable to un- ndcrstand why in this,.-county possessing a Democratic committee should indulge in such an unprecedented absurdity as that of which they were guilty on last Saturday when they adopted the above resolution. Besides being entirely uncalled for and utterly unnecessary it is also extremely doubtful whether the committee in thus ignoring those candidates who have submitted their claims to Democratic action, will be upheld by the Democrats of Union county." a - - - .. U. I. dJj!k propr otor of the BBS && is needed M SwtSXKf kivcnp-- . mibcrtcc. dttR1 Uduciohal niou ilqujSe. by poor, tired r.iotiiemjdver-TTOikc- d and burdened with caro, debilitated and run down becaaso of poor, thin and Impoverished blood. Help 1ft nWdud by tbo nervous ouKcrer, tbo merf and women totturcd ullb. rlioutnntlam, neuralgia, dyspepsia, tscrofula, catarrh. Help Comes Quickly begins to enrich, purify and vitalize the blood, and Bends it In a healing, nourishing, lnvig-oratlstream to tho nerves, mn'i lei and organs of tbo bod v. Hood'ti bcisojnrill builds up tho weak end broken iloiru nys-tcbocaute and cures all blood tti When Hood's Sarsapnrilla ng nyOOS Sarsaparilta "Madisonville FeAcutfcniy' is made, with Dm milt, Principal, and lead ing cit.ens aj 'trustccV, among whom were Jn6-tGMortonAV. F. Nisbct, J. M. Shacklcfonj W. O. Hall, O, Wttddill and G,, W. Noel, M. D. The announcement is made that have purchased the above of Prof. Borinp, and will pren-isccontinue the school as heretofore." Prof. Bornitf calls on all who are i l.i i A to him to settle The 'tir.cii.iiio Ft male Collegiate w.'.hKi-J. C. Boudon, A, JM l r1nup..la. .1 W. C. Mr. Nary, . ment male J the the institutions were The announce- H : TVT-J IS1SEL "WifMy Watch." for Friday sight STftTe. AND ANSWERED, QUESTIONS ASKED s "c . on Slate and Local History. This. Series will run through our issues for January. The distribution of prizes wilt be made February 7. thus giving time for all answers to come in. This contest is open to all school children, whose parents are subscribers to Tub Uee. List of prizes announced elsewhere. r. Locate the Institute for the Education of the Blind In this State, and give Ihe number of its inmates. Prize Questions. t Five boPrize Questions will A I: In this asked each week column, bearing ' -- From . M. Chat, Judging from the contributions to the Cbi.iu( late one wonld think that Ihe U. M'a are veritable little saints. Well they are! They all seem to have Ihe one special calling, and that is to "setraoBize." I came very nearly saylpg "to preach," but that sounds rather harsh, therefore I used the word "sermonise" as that is somewhat milder. When we think some one Is preach ing to ns, our first remark is, "Why does be cot practice what he preaches?'' I do not cousider the 0. M'a at all "preachy," but lately raost of tbe contributions have been Utile sermons, and it would be a good thing, too, were we to practice them. It Is easy, oh, so easy to preach! but who Is It that will practice? that's tbe question. It is "human nature" lo preach, but not so much so lo practice; and as I possess a large amount of "human nature" it is perfectly natural for us to "keep up with the procession" and advance my sermon also. It is as much for myself, however, as it is - t yet SATURDAY M0RNINO MSStOtf. 9:00 Need of Professional Training for Teachers C. E. Dudley, Supt. James Frof. E. S. Clark. Laws Uftderlytax 9.30 Pedagogical Teaching Supt. araas McGlsaU, Owens-borKy. to:oo Closer "Supervision of Oar School Supt. Llvlngstoae McCartney, J. Vf'. Peay, Prof. Nile, Mls Kali McDaalel. 10:30 Training for Clilxeaehip Rt P, Shackled, E. B. Boutlrnd, Miss Saltia Foard, Prof. Fall and MIm Cecil eekins. 1 1:15 Edacatioa Barriers R. L, Lancaster, Oweusboro. Miss Leila Smith, MIm Ida Allen, Prof. Tbarp. ' i .0? . o, s--ik 1 office-seekin- g . 4 a! Alien-Arme- r one-hal- -- I i - oi I r 1 1 1 ! 5 SPECIFIC p nt organ-izatio- ", AYER'S virm t jt Vice-Preside- . 1 'mVH 1 jjtjbe IM McGlennon-McGra- a m.f"ptnd - well-poste- d side-trac- k lion-hearte- d 1 uj !.-- ... " I f- . 1 f e c:iu-ne- s, r. c - nn-S!"- J i .... .. - Ptcttral elghteen-car-train- - y n. - J hih- , i f fi-l- " X-ra- y d- Globe-Democr- at tr Globe-Democr- at Fl-r.- dt - - sjcij Ex-Que -- al lae-jin.- ; yrJof at i f at . 9 : Twice-a-wek- k Globe-Dekocr- ...... al B Jh pur-TfJf- ir' Your I a:-- New Toi-ma- n, ,,... Lou-isvill- Cough, I $i.s - I ?.tl jr -- st by-th- e WALKER & TWYMAN, Ti:isiisrE2FQ. TltoD. on Cod-liv- er "N Mir," 1 STOVES, CASTINGS AND TINWARE: - Emul-lio- - t Cod-Iiv- cr 1 jk I , - -- 0anai wn . -- . ; 1. 1. 0 ' ." " Oli.. Mv Sri Hi" iiiMilfii1"' .jUsBk Jff . .' ' ' j W-57 P ST ie;T v ?, ;, ? w ". 1 "V r' V"?- - Vj J f fy" fc- tt ' . Tv -; - c - - vi s, a - w fhul VI - ., ,B 0eJHk. "23b 3n&usfru; me .tCbrtoe." vvi-f-- rr "SiTiFtf 1lKB. e c moving here and there, men has tening nither and thither, good housewives, who had come hastily without hats as if anxious to greet or say goodby to some good friend, L, N. TIME TABLE. all this excited the curiosity of the passengers. We sought the rea TIME CV TRAINS AT EARtlHOTON. son and discovered that Prof. 'defective December 30, 1896, W. Y. Allen, having completed the MOITH. at No. ji. ,, iojm first term of his school workthat li:jS 01 place, had resigned his No.9t.,, as .1031pm teacher and pastor there to accept Nasi No, 70 . ....... ;. ra 7:50 No, 78 41 pm the pastorate of the Christian OttTH. Church at Elizabcthtown, Ky, pm Ne. Jl..i.... .'.....i..( j'ji p m Mr. Allen came to Hopkins , , No. ot 8.14 N ...4'jo a m County from Muhlenberg several r. pm No. 64 No. 77 ., 7jj a m years ago and has since been No gi as I No. are fail trains. teaching and preaching, most of W. V. KTIIKIDCE, Acent. the time in this county. The school he has just closed in WebI. G. R. R. Time Table ster County is probably his last as he now formally enters the ministry (Effective-Jul19, 1896 ) and will devote his life to it. Mr. EAST BOUNa Allen has won and retained the No, 6 NO.1. NO. 4. I.y. New Orleans . M d m S 00 a m highest esteem off these communiMemphis , pm 8.13 am Lt. Lr. Fulton I 94 WJ5 P"l IJ P ties and will ever merit and com800am mand such esteem by his earnest It. PJuch ijstm i;ooam 937.-WV. 1 to a fit to'43 a m work lor the best interests of the pm l.. Nononvllle, Ar, Central CI17.. 6 33 pjn 00 a m ti 10 p m Ar. Loulsrlll., tiilo p m 7 33 a m. 3;i7 p m people wherever he may go. jt Prof. W. Y. Allen. REPUBLICANS IN WEBSTER SHALL THE CURFEW RING? it. Nlgbt is a bad time for bos to'bo out and tbe very best time to learn things tbey The writer witnessed a touchjug should not know, scene on Friday afternoon last at Nominate a Full County Ticket Scbree, Ky. As the accommoda-Ho- n Many Citizens Speak InAdvocacy D. M.Evans; Push the tbina along and and Prepare for the Battle keep It before tbe people 'til train drew up to the platform, e get tbe of a Revival of the Ancient of 1897. it became evident that something law. We certainly need it in this town. I heard somebody say that it would be unusual was happening. Throngs Law For On last Saturday the 23d instant, bard on some parents wbo are glad to push the of children and adults eagerly of Republicans Webster tbeir children THE SAKE OF OUR aMtmmmmtimmiwwmmmmmmfttmtt! E. T. HALSEY, President. W. M. GRAHAM, W. C. NONES, T. Sec'v. BEN W. ROBINSON, Gen'l M'o'r. " "" AH Bo- flu f BOY5. just Our Town, Clock Telia tbe Hours Plainly, and All We Nttd Is an Ordinance Putting tbe Lav In Effect. out and let them run wild to get rid of them. We are not too old to remember that boys (earn most of tbeir meanness at such times. $ 4 y ......, V 4 Vn No 3, Ar. ClBCnatil,,, WKSTUOUND. o;iaara n:j)a'ln No. 3 f I.t. ClaelMttl.. I.y. LoollTilla . ' Lv. Caatral Cltjr. Lv. NortoaviUB . .) Lt, I'rlflCetoa., Lt. Padoeah . . Ar. Fulton ... ,.. in , a 13 a m 10 33 c m 30 p m a'jjpw pm ..to'isam 11 11 a in tsopm 137am 3.30 p m , s.sj p m 3.30 a m 7.30 pm 0 40 pm 7.10 a m Ar. Memphis . Ar. NewOileans. 7.40 p m 7.30 p m All irals run dillr. Not. i anrt i earn Poll nanHuSet Sleeper, racllninf chair cau between Ciaclonatl aod New Orleans. Direct eonaeetlons ad at all Junctions. II HANSON. C. P. and T. A. .ii.fiDm 110 ora . i'Joam D;jpn lysa No. I. gmmiiijtpn j arlingtoti few iappenins. Nates Personal Paragraph! an' Other Detsgs at Kme Worthy of Special Mention. County-Cour- t next Monday, Sunday jesso Harried spent .evening in Madisonville. Miss Inez Deanc spent Saturday md Sunday hi Madisonville. Rev. J. G. Woojey will lecture .at Ray's opcra.housc Madisonville, W. rlirday night under direction of c. r. U, it J 7 Walker (or postmaster at V rspprt, this county. Clardy has recommended orry our announcement of the inubcrt's was not fulfilled, but i.pc.we may yet' see them at Madisonville before many days. ;' " The anniversary of the elevation of Tlishon Diuilev to the episcopate was celebrated yesterday morninjf atJChrist Church a Louisville. twenty-secon- d " at the M. E Church rSouth. He, Will on next Sunday Flpreach here again, thus giving his liarltngton congregation the benefit the fifth Sunday. eveni-n- f r a nnninrntAnf rWg asd hcv. IT. Cherrv filled his fiAfA Qnnfffiw reeii- - mAvn. r The wedding party yesterday had much amusement over the spilling of their lunch at the sta- f,Ao:i. .The merriment was great. m What need has a loving couple, upon a very ucauiuui uay anu tne ,ilrcshold of their wedding tour hd honeymeoc, with such common place thing as a lunch? It is said that Ernest Claytor, with the Schubert Quartette, is nuking a decided hit with his fine nor, and promises to become uite a distinguished singer. The ?J cccption ofthe'Schubcrtsat Madi- popvilleAon the evening of Tues day, February a, will be more enthusiastic than ever before. t An Aversion to "Plants" We understand one of Madison-villc'- s substantial citizens ia much exercised over the prospective passage of a curfew ordinance in that city. His principal objections are that taxes are high enough as it is, and he docs not believe a 'plant" would pay expenses in a town of that size. He says he wants his children to have all the comforts of lifo and as many of the luxuries as he can afford, and that he knows if they do succeed in introducing "curfews" in Madisonville, he pll have to invest; for he says he is not the man to stand around and hear his children crying for curfew without setting them up, qslong as he's got a cent. Ho thinks Madisonville, at the rate she is travelling, is bound to overreach herself. Ho goes on to explain that the first symptom of metropolitan dissipation made its appearance when a cloud of wires, cross-armand posts settled down upon the town and the disturbance became central in a telephone exchange. The same cloud thickened up a little, and they set up electric light plants in the place of shade trees along some of the streets, which the taxpayers call and now nobody is in it unless his house is festooned with electric vines, and decorated with incandescent morning glories. They were not satisfied with this, so he says, but agitated a a sort of irrigation machine to sprinkle the other plants with. And now, right on top of the whole capoodlc, before the children have hardly learned to ride their bicycles, he says, they want to put in a small sized in fact, a child's sized curfew plant. One of his neighbors advised him to look up on "curfew" before expressing himself too freely. He got down the children's dictionary that night, and, after exhausting tne "k's," finally ran across this definition: "Curfew: Originally, a signal to cover fires, extinguish lights, etc." Next morning, he apologized and said he 'would not have known a "curfew" had he met it in tho troad, but now he was posted. "Still," said he, "I'm posed to 'em, or any other blamed funnel-shapes d water-work-pla- might kivcr up and smother out a a little fire, but 'twouldn't do to chance 'em on the new city hall." Rev. J. W. Llgon. A letter received from Rev. I. W. Ligon corrects the reports that he is to move from Trenton. He says: "I have accepted a call from the church (at bebrce) to serve them as preacher this year, but have no intention of changing my I shall re place of residence. main here among the good people whom I have learned to love, and will visit Sebree once a month from this place." This is quite a distance to. go but the call was urgent and unanimous. Mr. Ligon congregation once had served-thbefore. He now has four congregations, Trenton, Guthrie, F.ner-gesi- a and Sebree. at patent They England and elsewhere, the ringing of a bell at an early hour in the evening, gave the signal to the inhabitants of a town or village to extin guish their fires and lights and get themselves off home. There was no age limit (hen, for the older persons were more likely than the children to get into mischief and brawls on the street. But there arc some who do not know the full import of "curfew." The term comes through the French and is but a slight modification of the French couvrefeu, meaning "cover-fire,- " According to the best authorities this was a very common police regulation during the middle ages, as a protection against fires as well as against nocturnal disorders in the unlightcd streets. The practice is commonly said to have been introduced into England from the continent by William the Conqucror,but it probably existed there before this time. The curfew-bel- l is still rung in some places at 9 o'clock, though it is several centuries since it was required by law. One writer says: "The kloka is in Abo (Finland), even at the present day traverse the towns crying the Those time.' abroad arc told to 'make haste home,' and those at home to 'put out their fires.' " The latter would be a rather cold custom in Finland, but that is what the writer says, and we are not responsible for his inconsistencies. We have enough boys in Earlington who have been corrupted, are being corrupted, and a world of others coming on who will be subject to the corruption of back- alley, dark cornered meanness and wickedness, of which there are always many willing and apept exponents among older boys and men who get their education that way and are happiest when communicating to younger generations s and thus perpetuating all the of which they have become masters. Many men do not consider the corrupting influence of their oaths and vile stones upon the boy in his hearing, but the result is as serious as if he had set himself deliberately at the work of corruption of the boy's morals. Let us now put a"thou shall not" on our ordinance book, and stand between the boys and these influences which work their ruin. Some months ago The Bee spoke briefly in advocacy of a curfew law for Earlington, but the campaign was then the only thing that could Now, howarouse any interest. ever, it is different. If you could hear all the expressions and see the interest and earnestness exhibited by the many citizens whom The Bee has interviewed, you would be impressed with the certainty of the crystallization of this sentiment into the much needed law. Here are some of their expressions: 'go-to-be- d few law is, or used to be, and there is much in English literature that tells of the times when throughout Most people know what the cur- Lassie Griffin: You talking about a law to keep the kids In at night? Yes, I think it would be a good thing, and a better thing if it kept them in In the daytime too. Would save doctor bills too. The boys run around at nlgbt and get sick from colds There are some mean ones In Ibis town and the older fellows taught them. Many others have said briefly mat tney Javor the law. Let the ordinance be passed by our worthy Councilmen. anu let the age limit be put high and the time limit earl)'. McOlynnanMcGrath. Yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clokc, at the Catholic church in this city, Miss Jennie McGrath and Mr. T. F. McGIvnnan were united in matrimony, the Rev. A. M. Coenen officiating. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's mother. Mr. James McGrath and Miss Mag gie Devney accompanied the bride and groom to St. Louis. The party left on the fast train yesterday morning. Mr. McGlynnan and wife will make their home in Nashville upon their return. Miss Maggie Devney and Mr. Horace Greely once said: "Tbe way lo John Devney, of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. McGlynnan, of Howell, resume is to resume," speaking of again Ind., and Mrs. Nolan.of Nashville, putting gold into circulation after the war. were the friends present from a But you may say, "resume" any number distance. of times to that torpid liver of yours and it County met at Dixon and placed in nomination a full county ticket. And it is just such a ticket as will carry the greatest number of votes in Webster and make the most of a possible Republican victory in November next. The ticket chosen is as follows: For county judge, Jerry V. iJoole, of Poolej for county clerk, T. T. Morris, of Providence; for sheriff, John G. Jenkins, of Dixon; for circuit clerk, Grant Turpin, of Sebree; for superintendent of schools, Hon. I. G. Nance (present representative), of Slaughtersville; for county attorney, David Browning, of Dixon; for jailer, J. J. Curry, of Blackford; for assessor, Henry Bryant, of Tildcn; for surveyor, J. D. Palmer, of Providence. Three of these gentlemen were Democrats prior to the late campaign, when men of conviction were for principle first and party after, and now these gentlemen, who arc men of high standing in their county, are enrolled under the "Log Cabin," having fought in gthe campaign for the triumph of those principles, of which the Re- Sttr publican party was the embody-men- t. are gentlemen These Messrs Jenkins, Palmer and Morris. Mr. Jenkins i the presZ ent county clerk. The candidates are well chosen. 1 Bird Eye - JeHico Coal Co. J flNCORPO RATEDJ W Telegraph Wliitley County, Address, Kentucky. LUMP OF BIRO EYE COAL. JELLICO.TEM MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF . '& Jellico Vein. JELLICQ From the o,V' 'i well-know- n 2r YA1MDERPODL 2: Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal. "L v Sole Miners of the Famous-BI- Rn PLEASE EYE CANNEL v7 A. -- Special attention given to Mining, Screening and Handling. 3 i - 14 Sr WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PRO.MPTLY. .GIVE U ADDRESS ALL irFtlAT J5 a fl . ?: COMMUNIC ATIONSQ03 TO COMPANY. THE ?.i.i..t...UUU.U..,.U.. papers Yesterday's reported eleven great conflagrations in the cities ranging from Philadelphia with a loss of $2,300,000 to Louisville with a loss of $10,000. Why suffer with Coughs. Colds and when Laxative Bromo Quinine will cure you in one day. Does not produce the ringing In the head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or money For sale by Price 25 Cents. refunded. St Bernard Drug Store Earlington, Ky. UUiUIUIUlUlUUWWi Delightful Reception. Mrs. WC. Morton gave a most charming afternoon reception to of ladies the "Decstrict Skule" yesterday. Tbe ladies represented characters from "Mother Goose" and were most successful in their costumes. A prominent feature of the refresh ments was roast goose. There were also tarts made by the Queen ol Hearts and a host of other A secret ballot dishes. was taken and Mrs. H. H. Hole-ma- n as "Old Mother Hubbard" was awarded a very dainty prize. The following characters were won't budge until you take Simmon's Liver Regulator Many people seem to forget that Constipation, Billlousness and Sick Headache are all caused by a sluggish liver. Keep tbe liver active. IN ONE YEAR I $1.79 SHORT TIME We will sell 1 For a i Four Young Men Undertake to Tour the World. BAILEY'S 0. K. $2.00 SHOES JU dc-lico- us Fitzsimmons is in training for a Harry Green and C. H. Wigold, It is not of Evansville, and W. H. Withers fight with Corbett. stated whether the training includes and William D. McKean, of Henderson, arc four young men who any other than typewriter exerwill start on a tour of the world on cises. with nothing but as surancc to carry them along. At present they arc in this city fitting themselves for the journey. All the young men come of prominent families, and young McKean is a very wealthy resident of The tour is the outHenderson. growth of a wager of $1,000 he made with his cousin, T. L. Watson. According to the terms, the four are to go around the world in one year, and return with 1,000 legitimately earned. Xhey are confident they can do this. During their stay in Louisville, they are being entertained by friends. they will bo the guests of Dr. Dudley Reynolds, at Third and Chestnut streets. Evening Post. 1, To-nig- 0) in February .$1.79 Per Pair FOR CASH. This is doneo in-- J troduce the l)est TWO DOLLAR Shoe ever put on this market. If you want the Best Bargain ever offered .COME -- represented: "Mother Goose, Earle. Miss Jennie vile-ncs- , "Red Riding Hood," Miss Dade and also Mis Luella Earle. "Old Mother Hubbard," Mrs. H. Holeman. 'Little Bopeep," Mrs. O. W. Waddill. "An Old Woman and her Eggs," Mrs. Bruce. "Old Lady with Rings etc.," Mrs. Shutt. "Maid of the Spinning Wheel," Mrs. I. T. Glenn. "Queen of Hearts," Mrs. Ruby, and Mrs. Beaty. "Robinson Crusoe, Mrs. James way. We will pay $100 IN GOLD for any case of Constipation or Indigestion not cured by Dr. Carlstedt's 'ttrman Liver Syrup. 50c and $t.oo Boules for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore. Carlstcdt Medicine Co , Evansville, Ind. if Commander Booth of the Salvation Army intends to establish theological schools fcr the Volunteers. Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. Tho best Salve in the world for Cuts, Brnises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAINs See the Big Pile of them in our Window. fc3A.IJE:Y , 8c CO. MexcHtaosn-vllle- 551. 70 ICy. Pritcnett. "Curly Locks," Mrs. Jas.France- - . Our season of skating was "brief and fleeting. Only nc.day of it was really experienced ipmbcrof the lovers of the Rightful sport. Loch Mary slick as ice" and Tuesday day of delight The sport wa after supper by torch light, which ended the skating probably for the year. . Js The invitations are fh press for case tbat it fails to cure. Send for list of Address, the bt. Valentine Ball to be given testimonials J. Cjibney & Co., Toledo, O. F. by the new St. Bernard Cornet Sold by Druggist. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are tba best. Band on the evening of Friday, i, 1897. The music Mr. Wilson Bordfrs O'Oryan: My children stay at February L. H. has rewill be furnished by the Earlington No right thinking parents want bome. Orchestra. Valentine's Day comes turned from an extended visit with their children out at night unless they on Sunday this year, but the gay Mr. Edwjn Phillips of Morgan-tovknow wbat the children are doing. Tbey celebrations will precede or follow ought to be at bome. Nine o'clock would with just as light hearts as usual Catarrh Is a constitutional disease and be a very liberal bour, rather late, I think. The boys of the band are working requires a constitutional remedy like I favor lbs law. for a laudable end and should have Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies the Dr. Ciiattkn: My boy will have to the encouragement of the com- blood. change in disposition very much if be ever munity. We predict success. n. Geo. C. Atkinson: Am in favor ot a curfew law for Earlington. Parents wbo will not or cannot keep their boya in at night should bo aided by a law forcing them to stay at home. $100 Reward $ioo. "Old Woman Who Sent a Tbe readers ot this paper will be pleased Most druggists sell you what you ask Mouse to Mill," Mrs. Sorey. to learn to take for. "Miss Muffett." Miss Gladys disease that there is at least ono dreaded which Some will ask you "just assomething good." that science has been able to cure thsy claim is Beaty. in all its stages, and that Is Catarrb. Hall's Sometimes a little more profit induces "Mary Quite Contrary," Miss Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure them to do this. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar known to tbe medics world. Catarrh be- Honey is the best cough and grip cure. Mary Ruby Morton. conlike it too you try It once you Mrs. W. C. Morton, Mrs. James ing a constitutional disease requires a Cure After to accept any substitute,will St. Bernard stitutional treatment Hall's Catarrb Moore is taken internally acting directly upon tbe well Store, Earlington, Geo. King. St. Alexander and Mrs. Paul Drug were not in costume. mucous surfaces ot tbesystem, thereby de- Charles. Appropriate souvenirs of goose stroying tbe foundation of tbe disease, and Ice in the Ohio has forced the strength by quills decorated in gold and tied giving tbe patient and assistingbuilding up nature in tbe constitution with bows of ribbon were pre doing its work Tbe proprietors have steamboats to tie upf or safety. sented to each p.uest. so much faith in its curative powers, that Why suffer with Constipation, IndigesI The pending Sunday baseball legalizing bill is being fought at Indianapolis by an organization of ministers. If you have anything to haul see BAKDTETT r & ARNOLD for rates. tbev offer One Hundred Dollars for any tion and Sick Headaches when Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Medicines will cure you. Tbey do notweaken tbe organs on which they act.aFLt regulate the whole system, thereby bringing relief to tbe suf ferer. Syrup 50 cts. and sx per Dottle, Powder as cts. Every bottl? guaranteed or money refunded. For sal by St. Ber nard Drug btore. 'Ira-v-iancsilolc- TJraacii-Tpei6eilDls- 3. A German choir is to- - lished in the Catholic at Washington. be estabUniversity Without a I &L Fesesz-- . . ! The Schubert Quartette will ap- pear in Kay's upera House, Ky. on the evening of February a. Manager Ray has Maui-aonvill- e, need a curfew law, but I am very much in favor ot it. Know tbe meanness boys are apt to get into in such hours. Believe all parents will favor such a law. Nine o'clock would be quite late, enough In sum mer. Think an earlier bour better for winter days. I been pacified as to inconvenience from former canceled dates, arifl thti musical critic of the Husikr promise.. good.Jmmorcdly to1 th Irani' from criticism, so we may hone for plain sailing and a superb Artainment. Our Ambitious Band. Tho newly organized Earing-(oCqrnet Band is working ambitiously those who have horns to work with. A quartett ot horns, Prof, Pfatenhauer, and Messrs. Bell, Huff and Farnsworth, serenaded several Earlingtonians Saturday night, and their work was One of the much appreciated. selections played was the "St. Bernard March," composed by the Professor in honor of the officials of the St. Bernard Coal Company. n A i Some rumor has be$n .abroad about a play to be produced by the Earlington Dxamatic Company,but nothing definite has been .done. A play will probably be produced later in the season for. tho benefit of he cornet band jusU organized or for th Free Library fund,, There is Mr. J. W. Pritchett, proprietor a difference hi opinion as' to the of the popular Lucije Hotel at "beneficiary' with a probable Madisonville, created some amuse in fayor of the L ment at Henderson the other day by getting into another man's overcoat and leaving the train with Quarterly fleetintr. took the best LT'The second quarterly meeting of it. The boys say he good laugh at ' tne Earlington Circuit,Green Uivr one, and they had a his expense when the owner overDistrict, Kentucky Conference, will showed him hi3 misbe held at Earlington Saturday and took him and take. Sunday, February ,13th and 14th, Bavv. S. V."- - Shc'toa, of Greenville, The Oiandeet Remedy, Mfe -- You Can be Well When your blood is pure, rich and nourish. ing for nerves and muscles. Tbe blood is tbe vital fluid, and, wben it is poor, tbin and impure you most either suffer from some distressing diseaso or you will easily Jawfs Sullivan Why I'm In fa- fall a victim to sudden changes, exposure vor of tbe law. You can't go out in or overwork. Keep your blood pure with town any night but you see groups Hood's Sarsaparilla and be well. cigarettes, little boya smoking of Hood's Fills are easy to take, easy to and hear them swearing. It is tbe time of operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 35c. all times for boys to learn meanness. If parents are not enouglv interested in tbeir Mr. Guy Carlisle, of Henderson, children to keep them at bome there should visited friends here Sunday evenbeji Iaw'to protect Ihe children from tbe ing. evil tbey get Into at such times. When I No greater calamity can befall a person was a boy I bad to be in at eight o'clock or Coughs and colds In give good reason why. Everybody really than ill health. themselves are not serious maladies. The favors such a measurer for you notice that cough or cold, if neglected, everybody will comment on the wrong of most trivial may lead to asthma, bronchitis or contbe thing wben tbey seo boys in such par sumption. The right lime to treat a cough ties on the streets at night. or colds is right away. Delay means W. D. Cavankss: Tba best law that danger. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey is a was ever enacted for the rising generation. quick cure, a sure cure and a afo cure. Cbil Druggists sell it. St. Bernard Drug Store, A blessing to parents and children, dren do not learn meanness except from Earlington; Geo. King, St. Charles. older persons and night is the time tbey learn and practice most ot it. Tbey are Oscar Hammerstein will try to ashamed to do tbe things in the daytime force the indictment of Seeley and that they do at night. It the boys are his guests at the notorious New made to stay at home tbeir parents will get York banquet. tired of tbeir meannes and correct them, Something should be done to stop the cig quilts Buy blankets arelte smoking and swearing that prevails now. are cheap among so many Earlington bays. Jno. It. Evans: I haVe been thinking for soma time that something should be done. 'An idle brain' you know, 'is the devil's workshop,' and idts boys are likely enough at ordinary times to get into raeaa-net- s and encourage wch other in tbiags they should not, but at night a party ot boys away from all restraint will folio w the leading spirit and do things they would not ordinarily be led lato 1 'favor a curfew law, Rev. Omer, of Uniontown, will at the Christian Church Sunday morning and also 111 the evening. preach, . Kremis, Mercer County, Pa. We believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best remedy in use. We use it in our own families, and it is a favorite among our customers. Heckbr Bros. & Co. For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St. Bernard Drug Stora Earlingtou, Ben T. Robinson, Mortonuapt Geo. King, St. Charles. Writes a regular subscriber, who has read it for many years, of the Twice-a-'Wee- k. issue of the St. Louis Globe-Democr- at J yer's Almanac, which your Read It is believed that the President druggist will gladly band yon, ana note will sign the bill prohibiting the tbe wonderful cures of rheumatism, ca sale of liquor to Indians. tarrh, scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema, debility, humors, and sores, by the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor is certainly a remarkAyer's Sarsaparilla, tbe only Sarsaparilla able preparation and nothing like it has admitted at tbe World's Fair. No matter bow ever been produced. wiry and unmanageable tbe hair may be, Messrs. Paul Price, Walter and the influence of this incomparable Ott Powers, of Madisonville, spent under it becomes soft, silky, and pliable dressing, Saturday evening in this city. lo tbe comb and brush. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine, and let it stand twenty four hours; a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of tbe kidneys. When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of kid ney trouble. Too frequent desire to urln ale-Spain in tbe back, is also convincing proof tbat tbe kidneys and bladder are out ot order. What to Do. There is comfort in tbe knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, tbe great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in tbe back, kldoeyr, liver, bladder and every part of tbe urinary It corrects inability to bold passages. urine and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following uso of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes tbat unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during tbe night to urinate. The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Rois srTealized. It stands tbe highest for ltsQ wonderful cures of tbe most distressing- - p ' j If you need a medicine you shoula V; ' o best. Sold by druggists, price ft Qents and ono dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by malt, mention Tub Dee and send your full postoffice address to Dr. Kilmer & Co , Uinghamptoo, N. Y. The proprietors of tbla papr guarantee the genuine-neof r Lilioukalani called at the White House this week and had a talk with President Cleveland. DR. BELL'S PINETARHONEY. Advances a new Theory in the Treatment of all Cough, Lung and Bronchial Troubles It It Cures and Cures Quickly. Absolutely barmleess and pleasant to take, lt cuts loose tbe mucous withont exertion or straining and stops the cough at once by bealiug tba inflamed parts; gives vigor and vitality to tbe respiratory organs and produces a condition in which all the functions are exerted with regularity and harmony. St, Bernard DruR Store, Earlington; Geo. King, St. Charles. valuable Home an'd Family Paper. and this is the unanimous verdict of its more than half a million readers. It is beyond all comparison, the biggest, best and cheapest national news and family Journal published in America. It is strictly Republican in politics, but it is above all a newspaper, and gives all the news promptly, accurately and impartially. It is indispensable to the Farmer, Merchant or Professional man who desires to keep thoroughly posted, but Jias not the time to read a large Daily ,paper, while its great variety of well4select-e- d reading matter makes. itan in- TWO PAPERS EVERY WEEK. EIGHT PAGES EACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ONE DOU.AR FOR ONE YEAR. SAMPLE COPIES FREE. ' GLOBE PRINTING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO. The Bee and the Twice-a-Wee- k Glode-Democr- at Mr. K. B. G reeve, merchant of Va., certifier that be bad consumpw Khow. Some tion, wa given up to die, sought all medl-ebe wortb yipaihlog to ksow that It mar conld procure, rM.. mtv baat medlebte far rswlerine lbs triedtreatment that money could Lsar of, all cough remedlM ba wit iwrvoM fpfrdUt a beflf Jjy vigor llrtd Nt got bo relief; spent many nights fitting tlctrfc bitton, rM nwawtae is purely up. is a chair; was Induced to (ry Dr. ftfrVtafeit, act by glviag Uwe to the nerve King's New Discovery, and was cored by OMtrm la lif tteweh. geally jwalalee taaa ol two botlWe. For oatt three years aa4 aide (bcee has bea attMdJBg to btisiaass. and says In tbrawiM off iropurltUe la tbe Or, Kiag a Ncjw Discovery in the grandest remedy ever made, as it baa done so mucb Wood. Electric atylian Improve Ib4s eioV'dliMstloo, and k proaoancad tar him abd also tor otnare ia ntt commuwboav tried it a tba Vary beat nity. . Dr. King's New Discovery is guar. He tfso ' isaiarifiiwf. vl neYva , tonic. Try it. Mtejtxffor Coughs, Colds and ConsumpSjCjS' i .00 Pr botlWi at St. Brr- - tion It ilnn't fail. Trial i bottles free at Chll-aewte, RrMidingEldgfC. C. Hall.fastor. They Bernard Store. and both one year for $1.75. at St. rlrr al Our Grocery is full of good things. Come to see us. ot St. Bernard Store. Goto the St. Bernard Store for scarlet underwear at wholesale prices. tiUwrXilMTS, or-ps- To any person interested in humane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free, upon application, a copy of the "Alliance," the organ of this Society. In addition to itensely interesting reading, it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper. Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, Uolted Charities BulMlag. New York. 410-- 11 Sent Free 2? Cfeesjuafei FaeilUUtfer A HANDSOME I LLUSTrtATED CATALOGUE OF THB ems STmroiRMEwGiLLOE. (33rd Year.) Contains LOUISVILLE, KINTW9KY, SHOftlHAND. TELEGRAPHY, I'n'unMt Information lo (Asm iltttrtng lo Ltarn KMHHSW. ETC LocalUj OraduaUt n Zturaiti Sllualtom. RAtM VsM? UWfc ougbtjo "S, '" ' se. ",!WWaWlr!W 2t ' . Lit Bernard Drag Store. JJ It is a good Jaw and be adopted in Karliogtoa, Not vary tnan who swear It careful not to swear' la tbe pr eeooce of boya, Thy fearn D. W. Umstead: We have many items to close out before we take stock. Don't miss uv SE 'BBRNAijp thier. Store, 0 Subscribe for The. Bek. -- q. .' Pee? Are you a subscriber You should be. to Thb s - u ., jr J the: y SUBSCRIBE FOR K J ff mr'mi'w ."isJi . J& "taska.- - - ..V ,. 1AMir A..'.ih..fa,tri..r "i.ti 1 ninrfafcw ? .. H -- . J. M. ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY Hr INCORPORATED.) Miners andShippers of w, Qfr ln AND COKE. n, 0,1 - Gesnex-ei- l 5: RED LETTERS. HPOULLOOn WILLIAMS piSpjrright, 1807, by tho Author. Offioe, fcBx-QLxrio- ES&r-lingto- KZ- -. Wtrw Martin was in doepair over hor bifvDeHny. Yot ho was a very good boy ajwys go. Tall nud well sot up, too, feihls 12 years, he never thought of pntHitg on mannish airs. Instead, ho did MLJbo was bidden iu ready and obliging fashion. Ho was good uatnrcd and of a merry humor. In fact, a laugh Bccmed 'always lurking at tho bottom of his bluoeyes. And somo things ho learned as rfcfcick as a wink, how to sot traps SliaTipoflrfor instance, or tho songs overheard as ho went about on errands, or how-t- o read next day's woathor from tho wi'd and sky of sundown. YotJn books ho was tho veriest dull-arThat, yoa sco, was What set his mother 0 often sighing. Ever since ho was OHt of frooks sho had tried hard to teach Ufm needful knowledgo, yet hero ho wJ almost at man's cstato and ctill nnablo to say whether the littlo BtraigiS mark with n hnmp cuo sido of it wnsib or cl or'por q and in rplto of (lio ff.ct that ho wae lightning quick nt flfferes. Kenby, the storekeeper, could Hot reckon money or pivo chatige to n g?5at better than ho did. But for that lifexnother would havo lost heart eutlroljv "Maybo after awhilo the part cf yoiCtbat learus letters will wako up," tho Eftfd often, stroking his liair as he sat thathing tho primer with moist, nervoMsilnCscrs1 hnd wishing with nil his soul that thero wcro no books in tho world. .' "1liope bo, too, but I'm mighty 'fraidtthat part of mo was kftout," ho ninwered usually, then set his tcetii upoufhiti nuder lip and went at his toug;sk ngaln. In all tho alphabet .rfffla ha! dust two friends, k and b, both M so deNehtfnlly doublo and crook backed they maid by up means be mistaken for each 5kheror anything olso. If only tho mt were liko them, ho thought, or ! rathcrso charmingly unliko them as to bo equally unmistakable, ho could scon i learu'tho wholo'of them. And after that ho was certain reading would comoccBy. !."I coald call tho names easy enough," only I could , ho said to" his mother,, "if bo surb which of tho rascals I was look-lug ana writing, ana yon aro tbehcetorwara as my own boy. Coma to mo still ignorant, and thero is tho back. of my hand to you for good and 'always." There tho matter routed. Donny, poor lad, buckled to his book with tho coar-agof a hero. Bat it seemed to him tho more, the harder, ho tried to master them tho moro thoso cranky fellows, tho letters, danced olusivoly out of his memory. AMho end of threo months ho had begun to bo uncertain bo t ween b and k. Then hope vanished indeed. Ho flung down tho primer, stamped upon it, kicked it to tho cud of tho whito path ho had worn in tho back gardon, tramping nud trying to learn, then vaulted over tho boundary fence and ran headlong down tho highway. Presently ho turned into a bypath leading uplaud. Beforo ho had gouo a furlong ho camo upon n tiny old woman, who stood looking ruefully down at n great load of sticks which had fallen from her back. "I never can lift them again. Koverl I don't eco how I did it nt first. Bnt my flro is out, my dinner needs' cooking," sho said, cocking hor oyo nt him hostilely, ns though ho wcro answer-nbl- o for her mishap. "I don't sco how yon ever lifted them cither. You lmll not try to do it again, not on this nrmful nt least, " Denny said, picking up tho faggot. "My mother hus brought mo up to help any woman who needs help," ho went on. "Only show 1110 the way, and I will carry thesa straight to your flro." "You will go a long Journey, then," tho woman snapped ungraciously. "Oh, I reckon I can walk ns fust nud as far as yon can," Denny answered, with n stnilo. Without moro ado thoy set off. Denny found it truly a long way. Though ho went at his best paco after the littlo skipping figure, it was well past noon when they camo to a cottago sitting under the eyebrow of tho upper hills. "I did not dream anybody lived so near tho peak. You must bo lonely with novcr a neighbor," Denny said as ho flung down tho fagot and began to break a stick from it into slivers for kindling. Tho old woman eyed him a minute, then said shortly: "So, hoi It appears yoa havo mado o Officer, M. CARROLL, .Mnnagw, 337 Utn'cti JsIkcj, Nnjl.villo, Wl-iOle:tj4falo; S Ten.. 342 W. Main CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, A. S. FORD, Manager, II. NEWBOLD, Manager, R G. ROUSE, Manager, Cor. Main and Auction StF., Memphis, Tcnr. Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Ky. Street, Couisville, Ky. 327 Urr" Second St., Ennf.i)lr, Ind Agert. JOHN T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo. .. J W. BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicogo, 111 SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. The Log Mountain Coal Company at Pineville, Ky., has just received an order for 2,000 tons ot cannel coal for export. Keen a Sharo 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. i . PITHY PARAGRAPHS. INCORPORATED. The Cumberland Coal Co,, of Sturgis, Ky., recently lost two barges of coal in an attempt t0 ship via the Cumberland river to Nashville. Tenn. Owing to the overstocks at all points south, the coal operators ot Pittssburgh, Pa , will ship little coal by barge line, notwithstanding the fact that the river has risen to a fair boating stage. The strike is still an at Tracy City, Tenn. The miners are getting 34i cents per ton and demand 40 cents. Fully; 500 men are now idle and may be for some time, as the officers of the company decline to make 'an advance or even a proposition. The vital importance of careful provision for ventilation in mines'in the West has been made manifest by the fact that all coal mines are horizontal, and that any gas heavier than air, as most of the dangerous gases are, would have to ba forced to the surface in order to avdid danger from them. The recent mine disaster at Princeton, III., which mine apparently was not only not provided with the proper appliances, but was also minus an air sha!t in good working order, evidently shows that, as the result of negligence on the part of the mine inspectors, serious loss of life has occured. Mine inspectors aro welt paid, and any neglect ot duty on their part, or violation of law, should be punished. The Western Alabama Coal Association, which recently established a barge line between Greenville, Miss , and Louisiana, is working up a good business, and the tonnage shipped increases weekly especially with the towns in the latter State. At a meeting of miners at Jeltico, Tena., it coal, sold by was claimed that the convict-minethe State, is selling at from 40 to 50 cents per ton less than the price asked by other dealers, d strike of the 20,000 Iowa coal miners was averted by the agreement of the operators to pay the advance of tocts per ton demanded. The contemplated .. St. Bernard Coal Tipple on Tennessee River, at Paducab, Ky., for Supplying Steamboats fires beforo Vj own part ho did not mfud mucbyiwMio lored his mother so deart him to grievo her. The other ly it bora fluld hnvo taunted and chaffed him Md tlrey dared, bat ho had taught thorn J early that n handy pair of flats and trtrarago to put them up at any odds woroffnore than a fair offset to book learnjaig. Then, too, ho coald beat any of thaai when it came to running or loapijt or wrestling or playing any gamo'tif strength and skill. So it is not Strang that in spito of lacking letters ho w4t a sort of king among tbem. Buj$ things changed mightily with JifrM ami his mother whon kin uncle. DeutjpFjijrrtifr, tho elder, camo back ironnpo gom uiggmgs wiin a mg had no chick or child to nd was moro than glad to find so big aSaire looking n nephow. "You' aro a 'credit to your mother and ray namo,, sir," ho said after lie had looked Donnyjwrc,for the best half of n day. 1I haWj three parts of a groat mind to mnko.Sf gontleman of you. Tell mo now, sir, isHfeat head of yours as flno iusido as ontiWo? Havo you got at tho Latin yet nfitUho Greek? Tell mo, had yoa rathef.Vgo to ouIIoko or bo a great tradcijar sail tho seas in a lino ship all your own?" "Ifjl'mighfc havo my wish, sir, I'd bo a fanSer and havo boajts, and crops, and ItWe pigs, and, oh, pigeons," Den- l6 in-ho- a." tfbi his mako my mother's every morning," Donny said, pulling n flint and tinder from his pocket. Then ho struck a spark with his knife and soon had a flno blazo leaping up tho chimney. When ho had heaped bigger sticks artistically over it, ho took a pail from tho shelf and said: "Now, may I fetch you somo water beforo I go?" "No. You will want pay for this fino civility of yours, a wholo half penny, no doubt," tho woman answered, with n sniff. Bnt Denny rau to tho spring and soon camo back with tho pail brimming full. Then ho raised his cap, with a polito "Good day to you, ma'am, " ran out of doors and on down tho hillside Ho thought ho could easily find his wny back, but very soon ho was compelled to own himsolf lost. A littlo uncertain what ho had best do, ho stood Gtill n minute, looking intently about A:.d as ho stood ho heard flue, small vokva crying: "Good Denny I Kind Danny I You fetched us homo. Wo cau do no less for you." Then he saw in the woods nil about-hithe stick? he had carried, standing upright. Tho foremost among thorn each mppjrted a tall red letter, thosamo let-trtij.it mado his lifo a burden. Thoy ?auio t Jt into tho path, hopping nimbly an their singlo feet, bowed to him jerkily mul said in a finer, high key: "Wo shall take you homo happy. Mutch, therol Quiikstepl You, BaudK, you itro his nearest friends. Tako him by tin hands. Now, awayl All together in triumph!" Triumph iudccdl Beforo they had gout: u milo Denny felt that each letter of ihctn was a sworn brothor. They h: j.jd so trlckishly about him, no.v almost falling, now nakiug littlo mincing hap", now c'auciug up tho side of u t'.iickot to pirouette on top of it. Then liny were so frjojtdly, making jests nilli him in tli'clV.iino cracked trebles. In Gpito of the pa-- o they went ho learn-e- d Jiiprfuvhilo iu their company than 'liinll his lifo before. And how they li.nyh. d when l.o begged to hoar their .n'lirsl "Oh, tho funny boyl" thoy .i.l. "Ho does not know his letters nor ilie f.ilry queen when ho meets hor faco to faco. ' ' rj 1 "I today." say warm weather, Continued mild, together with congested stocks of coal of all kinds, are sufficient to take the starch out of any market. The result is that circular is not only lost sight of, but prices are utterly demoralized on bituminous as well as anthracite coal. As stated a week ago, there is a general belief, which is growing, that the real winter of the season of is still to come, for, as is patent to all, we 1896-have had none yet. 7 V not to Famous No. 9 Coal, for all uses, from Eariington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. Crushed Coke Why buy High-price- d Top Base Burners and Furnaces. The coal miners and business men of Jackson, Mich., are in receipt of of a communication from Gov.-elePingree on the feasibility of asking Michigan manufacturers to use Michigan coal as far as possible. If this could be brought about it would result in increasing the number of miners employed there from 2 do, as at present, to at least 1,000. ct Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton oi the Crushed Coke will do the same, work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT, AND SAVE MONEY Bituminous coal, and especially that which is usually consumed by railroads, shows a big falling off. This is due to the peculiarly mild, unseasonable weather so prevalent throughout Ilia West. Several Western trunk lines are taking little more than 50 per cent of the fuel they usually consume at this season of the year. Again, there are many large plants which are not running at all, or at least have resumed with small forces, and the loss in this direction is equally great. Hence it will be seen that soft coal of all kinds languishes, and there is a heavy surplus on roads. Still, a the tracks of all permanent change to colder weather and a quick enlog ot manufacturing industry would materially affect the situation and bring about a moro active danund. This change, too, would also have a most beneficial effect on prices, which at present are weak all along the line. Coke continues quiet, and though there is quila a big Increase in output in Pennsylvania, there has been little augmented demand in tbis market. There is rather more inquiry and some large consumers ot foundry and crushed coke have closed season contracts, which, in several cases, show a larger tonnage than a jear ago. g M r. ' Mid-Win- ter Fanning. Mrs. Davis will be nut every Tuesday, if that, of what it should be worth. breeding sow ought to be wheat Mr. C' F. Fentress, manager of Even then it is usually better to middlings, with dish water, and all the cotton warehouse of East St. giving painting and sewing lessons. Miss Mary Nelson will be out every Wednesday to give music lessons. JDR. MENDENHALL'S IMPROVED W- e TIIE SAME iGTTE- t- THAT MADE HIS LIFE A Jt . I I 1 .BURDEN. ny saUt, with sparkling oyes. Tho talk of sbjgis and trading, you seo, had drivciMha book part quite out of his mind. "Atarmeryou thull cot bol Not on ray mieby," tho elder Denny roared, bristlfcg visibly. Denny, tho younger, looked, helgl'essly over to his mother, who sighed and buried hor faco in her bnndsJlSho lifted it quickly at the next Bounds Her boy was trying vainly to Goko$aok a big bursting sob. Sho roso ent over to her brother-in-laand and lf(d a timid hand upon his shonl- der,', wing softly brothor, I fear it is what my lad is! Ofit fit for. He has no knack at vttlwlb his books, though ho has stud- - Djuny was never exactly certain how His mother fouud him 'Iwpiug .under a roadside, treo. Tho minute ho wuked ho said joyously: "I know them now, every man jack of thi'iii " Then ho rau uud read Mother ;j(u,s(i to UiicIh Denny. Of courso ho got rtie fortnuo A.i I equally, f course, nliFii.hp man, lie never failed io help a wnnniM ii need of it. lie got homo. 11 . h t One thing is certain: It will not do to fool with a bad cold cold. No one can tell what the end will be. Pneumonia, catarrh, chronic bronchitis, if not consumption invariably result from a neglected cold. It is surprising, too, that bad colds are so often neglected when one remembers bow easily and at what little expense tbey may be cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy s always prompt and effectual, and costs but a trifle; 25 or 50 cents is a trifle as compared with the disastrous effects of a ledtblm faithfully." neglected cold. Mr. Aoner Mercer cf aro thero was a scene after that. Chester County, Pa., in speakI B8J A. litMpo questioning mado tho oldor ing of this remedy, said; "Sometime ao I Deuny acquainted with his nephew's I had a bad cold and cough. I tried alEingumr ueuciuucy. no sworo rouuaiy most everything, Finally, Mr. Hunt, the it wasoo deflcionoy. Tho boy was only druggist, recommended Chamberlain's idlo aiid oaroloss and had played upon Cough Remedy, and one 50 cent bottle of his nwther'a ready credulity. Ho was iuollnifl to wash his hands of tho pair. it cured me entirely." For sale by the St. But otter a bit ho grow calmer, out- - Bernard Drug Store, Eariington; Ben T. I wardly, roasonablo at least, and brought Robins , Mortons Gap; Geo. King, St. himsox to say that Denny might still Cbarles. look ufbn himself as his heir on condition that ho ovorcamo his hitherto Treasury Statement. ignorance. "I giant you a year's grace," ho said. "Mind thero must bo no moro shirking ofoglingl Como rto mo reading llllousscss, dysiepsia, headache, are promptly ;ured by Hood's Tills. Th?y do their work Ltlco Liver Ills aw Uioronghly. Available . cash Treasury shows: 229,501,677; gold rebalance, serve, $I43,325i458. Washington, Jan. 25 Today's statement of the condition of the i: V h t,1 Js. ' oriwwred x". amount " dinner pilln. laU .AvnLi. All dnuwHtt. Hoods M'.y Btl Rich Gold Find. Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 25. The Royal Gold Mining Company, of Tallapoosa, Ga., in which a number of Cincinnati and Chattanooga people arc interested, has just struck a vein of ore worth $300 a ton. Tho population of Louisville has just been closely estimated and the number is placed at 2ig,8o2. tik ! I 1 C W III Qo-- t JC. L"ood Hood's totekclKHlJ 's-- X T Kowell,Mass. '. BwTarrtl- -. sell for whatever can be got than the roots, either beets or turnips, Louis, said there had been received to waste feed on it. Unless fed that will be eaten. On this the sow yesterday by him the largest carIn no kind of business is so much very carefully this old stock may will not fatten and her pigs will be load of cotton ever brought to this to be learned that bears directly be injured rather than benefited. thrifty. But on this moderate and market over 66,000 pounds, all in upon practical success as in farmThe cnief point with winter feed- slightly carbonaceous diet the sows round-rollebales. "One man," ing. One of the first lessons is that ing is to give a due proportion of will need warm quarters as there is said Mr. Fentress, "can handle one not all can be done with the larm succulent food, roots or ensilage, 'little in their feed to supply warmth. of the new bales, whereas it took that its owner would like to do, so as to keep digestive organs in EGGS IN WINTER. two to move one of the old square because either of lack or fertility good order. Those who have enIf hens do not lay in winter it is ones." or because the land though fertile silage can fatten old cows rapidly, the poulterer's fault. Most often Mr. Hill is operating three plants is too wet or too rough to be profitby feeding it with some meal or the reason is that the fowls were at present two in West Tennessee ably worked. It ought to be the grain daily, and such quickly fat- not got through moulting before and one at Maiden, Mo., and all aim of every farmer to remove tened beef will be tender and of cold weather began, and have since three are turning out these obstacles to good farming, good flavor. been feed so highly that they have round bales, the covering for which and to get his land at the close of DRAWING MANURE AS MADE. taken to fattening instead of to egg (burlaps) costs only eighteen cents each year in better condition than It is much easier to draw manure production. This is because too a bale, as against $1 per bale under it was. a twelvemonth before. In while the ground is covered and much grain and other the old process, while the "tare" such case, though the farmer may protected by snow. If spread then food has been given. There should does not exceed four pounds, as not have laid by any money he has on the snow there is little likelihood be but little train, which should against twenty two pounds by the put his earnings in a bank where of loss, for as the snow melts the be wheat, and-fewith clover cut old process, and if the 66,000 they will be safer and produce betsoluble parts of the manure will into small bits which fowls eat pounds just referred to as having ter dividends than any he can find soak into the soil. Fresh manure readily in winter. To each fowl come to market in a single Illinois either in the cities or in the unformade more soluble by freezieg, should be given per day an ounce Central box-ca- r had been shaped tunate Western loans that have is and when the ground is ready to of cut green bone, which will be and pressed in the old way, no so many Eastern brought loss to be plowed, a good deal of its fer- greedily eaten, and do more to two cars owned by that company investors in the past few years. To tility will be washed into the soil. produce egg production than will could have transported it. And so make their land richer, and producBy getting as much of the manure any other kind of food. it appears that the promised revotion lesscostly.ought to be the aim HOW LONG SHALL COWS GO DRY? drawn and spread as possible, the lution in the cotton trade is now ot every farmer. H after fair trial spring work can be made easier. As the time for dropping her assured. he finds that his land will not pay calf approaches, unless the cow is FEED CORNSTALKS EARLY. for this, and cannot sec how it may in Nearly Where stalks are cured by dry- well fed.the quality as well as quan- clearing 400 men, engaged snw from the down-towbe done within a few years, he need ing they are sure to become too dry tity of the milk will be unfavorably streets in Chicago, who had no not even then give up his plans to beat their best as feed afterthey affected. It does not pay to let gloves or overcoats, were more or for making it pay its way. Probably have been frozen and thawed a the cow get in this condition as the less severely frostbitten. The in this case, as in thousands of few times. Freezing expands the calf may be injured. It is much work was abandoned. others, failure to make the farm stalks, whose moisture is thus ex- better policy to feed the cow liberpay has come from too little con ur (Jolofed posed to. cold air, which has ally, thus securing a paying milk centration of money and labor. If much more drying capacity than is flow to within a month or six weeks All communications and matters ot newi per the effort had been devoted to makusually thought. Housewives know of her time to calve. This will in- lilnlng to tbli column thould ba addressed to ing the best land pay as much as Geo. Alzxamdxk, Eariington, Kr. this by the readiness with which crease the dairy value of a calf, if a possible, leaving the rest to pro clothing, especially woolens, will heifer. It is by thus forcing the Rev. I W. Scleatman, P. E., was In town duce what it will, the profit would dry by freezing, when they will the dairy capacity of cows that this on church business last Monday. be greater. Much of New England continue damp a long time if left capacity for giving milk has been Mrs, Ella Merriweatber and Miss Lizzie was cleared of its forest .under an in a temperature where freezing is increased. Under the conditions Roadman attended the quarterly meeting enthusiasm for getting rid of timber impossible. It is one of the ad- which affect the wild cow her calf at Mortons Gap last Sunday. Several more growth that is now seen to have vantages of the silo that stalks can never could suckle her more than of our people would have attended but foi the unfavorable weather. been unwise. Try to get the least be kept in that for late feeding two or three months in a year. promising parts of tne tarm into without any deterioration of their Now some of the best breeds have Weekly Indicator The Hopkinsvilie which has been asleep for feveral months timber growing, and to concenof the cornstalks the milk capacity developed so has once more made its appearances, Hon, quality. If part trate on the parts of the farm that are put up dry that portion should largely that unless care is taken R. L. Lander Is publisher and editor, and pay for cultivation all the labor and the bag will sping for the coming A. C. Banks is associate editor. be fed first. capital that they will make pay. If calf before the flow of milk from CARE OF DREEDING SOWS. The Leading Tender Reading Circle met hei planning for the new year All farmers understand the ne- the previous year has been stopped. in their regular meeting last Thursday meant restocking all the less prom cessity for warm dry quarters, not This is bad for the cow and should night, and elected the following officers for ising parts of the farm with timber, crowded, for the next term: Wm. Dlckerson, Pres,; sows at farrowing be avoided if possible, Charles Osborne, V, Pre.; J. M. Dicker- the farm will grow into money time. WATER FOR HENS IN WINTER. But many seem to think son, Secy.; Mary Kener,Asst. Secy.; Queen faster thus than in the ways that Hens need a constant supply of Ross. Treas.; Prof. T. E. Greer, Critic; that, until near that time, the sows most farmers with little capital are need only ordinary care Clemons, and feed. clean water, wnicn snouiu do re- Thomas Earl, Chaplain;-Jameable to .work it. This neglect, while the sow is bear- newed and given warm once a day. Janitor. The following is the program for meeting: Song, by the Club; FATTENING OLD STOCK. ing the foetus, is the reason why Lack of drink will cause them to the next Address, Opening J E. Kilebrew; Song, As a rule it does not pay to buy there are so many runt pigs. Feed eat snow which is full of air, and by the CIub;Select Reading, Bennie Smith; old stock to fatten. The same ing on corn, which is largely car- therefore increases thirst instead of Essay, Mary Kener; Song, the Club; Seamount of feed will do much more allaying it. bonaceous and contains little ma- feverish and Such hens become lect Reading, Sarah Clemons; Song, by rapidly decrease in gcod to stock that is yet young terial for making bone, is another weight. A single day's neglect to the Quartette; Debate, Which is the most benefit to a community, a preacher or enough to make some growth as mason for runts. Often the fattest furnish pure water may put the a doctor? George Miller and Tom Earle; well as iat from it. But on some sow will have thin, scrawny pigs,r fowl back in laying more than they farms there will be stock that has that arc so deficient in constitution can regain witl) two mpnths' care.- - Closing Address, Prof. Greer Bailey ought to Tyre says been used until past Us prime, and that they will never make thriftyjj iui ieeuing and care. American goWillwork and getErnest .to buy cheese money to .Cultivator. and crackers. What should Will do? that will notsell for more than half, profitable hogs PLANS FOR THE FARMERS. d oo-pou- CHUL AN) FEVER Orifan Hawkins says house. We were skating time this winter. It is a girl at his first ML Monday for tt0 Rev. Dorscy, ot Madisohville, was In the city last week. Rev. Carter returned home from last week. Lee Crabtree, of Providence, last week. Evans-vill- e was up Miss Kate Miller was at Madisony'itle Monday. You beys must pay as you go. see? Do you at GUARANTEED TO CURB And Malaria In oil Forma. TuteloH. Nona genuino without tho abore plcturo and tbo signature ot J. C. Meudenhau. Rev. T. U. Mernweather preched the Cap Sunday. Rev. II. II. Carter will West soon. CHILLS AND FEVER leave for the d Prloo, 50 oonto at utl Dealers. PREPARED ONLY By Program for February 4: Song by the club; debate: Resolved that tho Negroes .T. O. EVAN8VILLE. IHD. ought to go to Africa. Affirmative, R. II. Haydon, II. Amos, Wm. Killebrew. NegaSold by Maltlogty & Co, Eariington; tive, II. Garrett, J. II. Edmonson, Brother Crabtree Coal Miping Companv, llsley, Greer; song by the club, "God be with Kentucky, you till we meet again," MENDENHALL, . THE TWiGE-A-WEEK 'M n COURIER-JOURNA- L ffil A YEAR. "Wednesday Issued and (ifiens. Saturday Mornings. 1897, the Weekly was changed to the k Publication days are Wednesday and Saturday. The Wednesday paper will be devoted to news and Eolitical topics. The Saturday issue will to stories, miscellany, pictures, poetry, etc a perfect family-papeEach issue will be six pages, or twelve pages a week an increase of two pages a week, 104 pages or 832 columns a year. The politics of the paper will not be changed, .and the battle for pure Democracy and true Democratic principles wilt be continued successfully in the future as in the past. 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