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Digital page images are linked to the text file. uEIGJiTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COq TY KENTUCKY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 NO 7 i WARNING SimmonsLiverintereil and fmtfdrtanco to their health 3 1 k T proprietorsSimmons byLuvln toboyou Ilk Te3 the word Is on niWorbottletbntitl8notBimmOn 1- L 9ti No ono else makes or ever Ins mada Simmons Liver Regulator or I tLqtJ Ibynnpno cse tt ilo same We Alono oin it and wo cannot 118tesponslble if z other medicines repres nl M tho same do 3 not lii you as you two led to expect iyouhavoheonyousuppoKtl to be Simmons Liver Rcgula tor cauw the name was like it and tho packagu did not have the word iinpo5edupllnLiver HesuldornhlL The Regulator hu been known for oni lorFeverI ton Ue40tscho Iyipepais and all disorders arising from a ae Liver Vo oxk you to look for yourselves and ceo tlist Simmons Liver Regulator which SOIl can readily itiDgu r ZIon wrapper and our namei the Simmons Liver RegulatorI J II ZErLtN a CO 0Slmmem LAN RAILROAD THE ORBAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE i between the cities of r Cincinnati Lexington LouisviLleg SIEvansville St Louisc IiAndthe dtles ofsMemphis Montgomery t Mobile and New Orleans I- pCHsziesAND SPEED UNRIVALED SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to theaSOUTHEASTAND SOUTH 31 THROUGH COACHES e vllromand tlingflcctiongWITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS e For Atiaaiuj6av n naiwacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA in t Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS I Seeking homes on the line of thi road w receive special low rates Sec aqeats of this company foi i rates routes c br write todCPAvtioaG PTA1 Louisville Kentuckyp GEORGE KING OnUGGtSTI SI CIIARLES KENTUCKY i rncc Line of Druggists Suubrics f prescriptions Cartfulla Compound li Hotely Lucileif J W PROPR PniTOHBTT 4 MADISONVILLE KY f I ROUTE OF THE j CHICAGO and- y NASHVILLE JIMITED fpf THE ONLY r j ru11iau Vutibulel ra1a erv1eewit1I I7 WewotandPxeit3y0oacheh- L Sleepers and Dials Oare- PHOMrt THE SOUTH J CTOr rltt V Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO1 fl ff Milwaukee StJ u1vr- AN0AU POINTS MiTtJl NORTH AND KPTHWES1- L RbGBRS K P JEFFRIR8 i Pus AI OspA Hi CdhaItSOCTSItU Ii L GMLSWALIZ A c AaI I111 e 7 r t I r 1 FROM THE MAGAZINES LINCOLN AND THE GOATS They Occupied Considerable Place In His Affections On the occasion of a visit to New- riork either returning from the North orgoingbeing accompanied- byTad Mrs Lincoln announce- dhrarrivaI thus feHonWe reached hero in safety Hope you are well Please send me by mail today a check for 50 directed to me care Mr Warren Leland Metropolitan hotel N Y Tad says are tho goals well MRS A LINCOLN The President sent the following unique reply EXECUTIVE MANSION I WASHINGTON April a8 1864 J Mrs A Lincoln Metropolitan Hotel New York The draft will go to you Tell Tad the jjitheThere arc scores of persons still living in Washington whp remem b herIS pair of White House goats Lincoln as well as Tad was very fond of them On bright days the fattier and son and these pets would play in the yard for an hour at a time To Mrs Keckley the president one day said Come here and loek at my two oats See how they sniff the lear air and skip and play in the sunshine Whew what a jump as one of them made a lofty spring He feeds on my bounty and jumps for joy continued the president Do you think we could call him a- In bounty jumper My goat is far above him the man who enlists into the service for a consideration nd deserts the moment he re ceivcs his money but to repeat the play is bad enough See my pets recognize me as the two goats ad- anced and gazed up into the win ow shaking their heads There hey go again What jolly funl nd ho laughed outright as the oats went skipping across the rvPn The goats ccrtataiy appear to have occupied a considerable place Mr Lincolns affections for in the following telegram later in the same ycarhe mentions them again WAR DKPAUTMBNT WASHINGTON Sept 8 1804 r Mrs A Lincoln Manchester Vt All welt Including Tads pony and the goats Mrs Colonel Dimralck died last night Bob left Sunday afternoon Said he did not know whether he should see you A LINCOLN While the central figure in the White House was occasionally in- ulging in such innocent diversions he was deeply engrossed in the vast reparations for the spring campaign then going forward The armies of Grant Sherman and the others began their concerted forward movement on the 4th of ca- May 1864 about a week after the interchange of the goat telegrams quoted above The enemies of the Union by sneers at Lin coins so called buffoonery en deavored to convince the Northa that he not only lacked dignitysta hility of character and capacitybut had no proper appreciation of the trials of the nation nor the hard ships of the soldiers Doubtless- many good people veie convinced that Lincoln was deficient in feel ing but it is quite certain that there- never was a day when he did not have the affections of the soldiers Mr Stoddard relates that on one- of Lincolns visits to the theater after the audience had risen and cheered him a harsh voice near the center aisle croaked outI He has- no business here I Thats all li cares for his poor soldiers I Instantly yells oflput him out I resounded from all quarters The ruffian quickly identified was not a soldier at all and he was incontinently tied through the door- into the et bya party of real- soldier Id a clang of patrioti- niusi portunelystruck up by the orchestra Lincoln appeared o to notice the incident From Lincolns Home Life in Washington by Leslie P Jerry in Harpes Magazine for February WilY WOMEN STAND IN WOMANS Of all the movements in which I ever took part except the ant- slavery agitation the womans- rights movement seems to me most important Nor have I ever wavered in the opinion announc- by Wendell Phillips that it the grandest reform yet launch upon the century as involving t freedom of onehalf the human- nee All theordinaryobjecUons- to woman suffrage as trjajt wom hive not in the phrase of o Tbadpliiiui Parsons a sufficient 1 u- r u ri I t acquired discretion or that they are too impulsive or that they cannot tightall these seem most trivial But it is necessary always W to face the fact that it is the only great reform in which a minority at least of the verypersons to be benefited are working actively on the other side This to my mind only confirms its necessity as showing that as Mill points out the very nature of woman has been to some extent warped and en of ebled by prolonged stibjttca Colonel T W Higginson in February Atlantic M THE ORIGIN OF VANKEE DOODLK Ira YankeeV Doodle1 is claimed by for many nations It was known in England as Nankce Doodle in tion tli ThI0landers had an old song to this air t illedIsyanker Dudel It is said to be also an old French vintage song a native Hungarian air and Co ancient music of the sword co incof the Biscayans In June vi J 755 Dr Richard Schtickburgh in gimental surgeon under General is Braddock thought to play a joke to or the ragged tatteredconti we nentals by palming off the Nankee an Doodle of the time of Cromwell last upon tim colonial soldiers as the latest martial music It at once word became popular but a quarter of a the century later the joke seemed tucky turned when the continental bands Yankeejorder out after surrendering his army his sword and the English colonies America to the Yankees Feb ruary Ladies Home Journal HUMOR IN POLICE COURTS A majority of tbcases which we deal with daily arc pathetic or Wm dramatic but there is a humorous and side o the workas well and some of the most ludicrous incidents vote conceivable come up in our courts tuc The most common cause of comaug plaint by one woman against an other in tenement house quarrels siring is that Rraishe wanted a warrant against a let with male acquaintance because as she top salthecalled me a name out of me place and I want her to prove it These petty broils must be given a hearing and settled by such good advice as the complaint suggests als uHe treats me something ridicu for lous was the complaint of one notify much abused wife against her hus band The man being brought up to answer the charge and perhaps meet explain it answered This is a ing dead piece of jealousy your honor Dont mind her An old Irish woman came before in mc at the Harlem court and wantedthe herIIbov arrested for misbehav ing himself in her houe It tion me out however that her me IIboy was 38 years old and when I said to her that he was a remarkedrltSure hes not a gurl and I count half rat ofdmuch battered head complained that the defendant had made a anwe dinge in it and described the ag hosaultme a crack on de kopf like discl and I do noddings by him Many of these people teem to m feel that when they mrKc a com plaint in court they must use all n the high sounding words they the know regardless of their meaning The result is something amusing gr the of the SIbenchdinplayed1 pea ance finished her complaint F Dytions upon me arm as your honor can see for yerself A man whose I truthfulness was questioned sudm1 Docs your honor doubt me vo racitylThe City agistratprb r wcr I twMr E B Hackettf a prominent DryyO Goods Merchant ot Morganfield Ky surI Hatraveling mm to use Carlstedts German Liver Powder siyog It hid done himw rgreat g dlIcgavo It a trial and he h1s gan to feel batter after IM fiut djsi Altnr i using It Mr lUcftett who was troubliI with Piles was sJrprissJi t till hlnuolf cured ot this most dreaded ot all aBllciions 1 the He Is now a well mm anil djii not hive ta I usoany medicine It cures and you doJ mrdicined IfI isndist I drugRhelie I I by SL Bernard Drug Store 1 I eden1 oldI ightJa D CJ I IuL 1 i IENTUCIiIANSIT iligoin Large Number to 1 el InaugurationThe rfats and Badges TheJf t tnwillHOW TO ORT IN THE LINEr LotiisvHe Fob I2A meeting prominent Republicans of the State was held last night at he Lou i isville Hotel at the call of Hon C1 lBarnett of Ohio county chair man ofthe Republican State Cen Committee Tlio mcetingiwas sv the purpoaeof completing ar ng rangcmcnts to attend the inaugura of Presidentelect Mckmlcy jtwasvington or Lexington as is most tor sitl1Washington early March It Tfii the intention of those in chargejhave all Republicans clzdnight The badge is a very pretty one At the top is the tables Kentucky and below it design of the State of Ken that Red white and blue ribbon cq surrounds ihe whole r things The committee was cajled to toe at 830 oclock by Chairman j Barnett Mr E It Bryson of Covmgton was made secretary n Those prescnt were Messrs CM Barnett E U Fordyce Ben L Bruncr James F Buckner Jr furn miPMcD Shaw E R Bryson wa Charles J Blanford1stThe committee by a unanimous vas decided to invite all Ken so kians to take part in the in iUtl ural parade on March 4 and recommended that all persons dc the to take part procure a light soft felt slouch hat and alt nnrS reuVt Du 1 I 11 JJk- and o a pendant having on it arms of the State All cor wit respondence relative to hats and he badges should be conducted bles through Mr E It Bryson at Covmgton AU clubs and individu he desiring arrangements made quarters in Washington shouldqua Mr Bryson on or before me February 20 tables The committee adjourned to i at the Riggs House Wash lon Ii C at 8 oclock p m more March 3 All Kentuckians in Washington desiring to take part the inaugural ceremonies report re at that time to Chairman Barnett who will have all informa and will make all arrange early nts was A Remedy for Grumblers Henderson JournalITake a grain of a grain of Patience one drachma must Understanding one ounce of onor one pound of Resolution the bellvalve of brain twentyfour inursLove Strain the compound wa ean from the dross of Selfishness stop vith the cork of Sound Judgex nnLetwarm water of Sympathy Tins one trgbtlymost Imy world You can get all the in edients at the Messrs Politein ness Manners o Co in going up the lull ot Difficult3- the r County of Philanthropy tuated at the right angles of the had ofistrictMISSDistrictTeachers Association Not long ago a farmer who lives thrc aitiles from here came to my store before breakfast and bought bottle of Chamber ins Cough Remedy Ha said their little royhat they had in the house his wife would a not let him go to plow until ha came and ot another bottle Tho little boy who was jtl hint remarked Now I will soon be weltsaysaw Pa In speaking of this remedy Mr McElroy said people came from far atidm wide to his store to get Itand many of them wba to da without it halebynon T Robinson Mortons Gap George a ing St Charles r An intelligent foreigner is said to have expressed himself after ti1enCte following fashion on the absurd ties of the English language When I discovered that if I w quick I was fast if I stood firm I was fast if I spent too freely I was fast and that not to eat was to fast I was discouraged but when 1 came across the sentence The first won one onedollar prize 1 was tempted to give up English I and Jfrii Sonic otlitsr language i 4 j 1Q I ri llE UNFORTUNATE EXPERIENCEw OF A SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN A TRUE STORYpr1 had been working all winter My thNewvoodchopping and at making le- adles and bedsteads with a brief titerval during which I ran a wheel barrow cxprcssfrom the village TIingmade my first and only flight into Up neinkplihtIflike a concern anyhow that can ped stand up alone in times of prosper I lrofwrfellowworkersy had hit upon the idea of ting up in business for them ves on the cooperative plan lars y had no capital but they hiredwa shop with waterpower wood s cheap and the oilcountry came se at hand with boom towns for Syl1ropms upht wasnccdedwassome one who tables ild talk to go and sell them the then enough could be made stablish the business before the he ThT6idropped ax and hung tiatAniture and pricelist made up and quipment I was to do the usual i I remember as though it asked 1testerday the first storekeeper and wasin Titusville He tt cross old manand wouldnt to much as look at my pictures when when I poked the book under I hisTabsc and it fell open right at lowj xtensiontables he had to in been spihtpf himself I told him the elore he could get his eye table c UulnJ 4I h c- leaNs while my heart beat high five anticipation and by and by what came back to the extension ta He If they were any good he my wouldnt mind a dozen or so but with had to bind me down to in ironclad contract as to price and the lity since he had never seen some before and didnt know our I signed that contract lower would cheerfully have signed the anything just thnand many like it in the three weeks that the followed It was singular how that suspicious they were of cxtension tables in spite of the fact that they Ma hankered after nothing else in that freehanded country But then I made up my mind that that the way of trade There were others in Titusvitle o wanted extensiontables and let them have them gladly I thr have sent home an order for hundred that night before I tooksh late train for Oil City so as to coup and doing with the birds m ier it was the same thing andvel Pilhole in Franklin and all the why down the Allegheny River co There was evidently a famine in al- tcnsiontables They wanted wo thing else It seemed as if no en slept or sat down in that coun y but just ate But I made up wa mind that thy probably all pt boarders oil running high be those days and lots of people streaming in from everywhere fo Before that day was at an end I determined to let all the rest it go and to throw myself on m e tables entirely II tables they wanted tables they should have if ti tool the last stick of wood in Chautauqua County with Cattarau ti gus thrown in A thunderstorm so- aged while I canvassed Oil City I send the lightning struck a tankth The oil ran down the hill and set of oae end of tho town oh fire But hile it was burning I sold exten I siontables in the other end rea soning that they would need so any more of them when they came to rebuild There must ave been something contagiou- bout S my enthusiasm judging from the way those tables went That night I went to bed happy pending home a big order for i extension tables all under irotLa clad contract and telling ashurry them up I slept the sleep i tofkind of a time my employers had when they got that order next morn jog tit 1 can guess It seems that a they bail telegraphed to customers and received only IcdpiailVf the ironclad contract u t IJ rt pr 7 ith assurances that it was all right they had seen my papers They wired for me but no telegraph was in swift enough to keep up with my ogress through that oilcountry blood once up I swept through e region like a stormwindscat ring extensiontables right and ft until finally I sold a dealer in Allegheny City a full tnousand dollars worth in one bill When that in order camchome they gave it up are ey didnt wire any more because any vas no use Not until I brought in Rochester on the Ohio River ar the State line my last cent for ne and sent back for fresh sup es were they able to locate me ery morning the mail had map out my trail to them but where ing might be by that time out on the to nt there was no telling They sent me ten dollars and ote me just to come back and hay l no more tables But I was gblaidwould cover into Ohio a little y and planted a few score extension tables in every town Isto to They were just as greedy a them there as in Penn the rania Finally I pinched my lack of a dinner or two and wound best with a run to the city of Eric on grain lake and filled that place with it too Then I went home must feeling like a conqueror result My chief met me at the depotcau wore a look of exhaustion ere was a crowd at the factory But across the canal and a flag Seated out of the window I felt that it was not a wholly undeserved sto- or I had done the best I could better a reception a little out of the is would not be unnatural I ten him what he thought of Itand hesaid it was great bushel Lots of times since have I triedpay recall what were my feelings I found out it was the sheriffs flag that hung out of the win I suppose that I must have stunned The concern hadwas busted Too much extension hedges had wrecked it Instead of cither 4 ii vf iirtjjt ilnl i cents Which was just half of the boss had in his pocketunt divided squarelyand that ended hedge career as a drummtr along in the firms trin What was the matter Why pricelist It seems that by We mistake the selling price of lIt extension tables had been put the than the cost of working up than wood Perhaps that also ex plained my sudden popularity with if trade perhaps I cannot say waste I like to think of it that way make JACOB A Rus in the Century begazinecoCRICULTURL A C A FARM WORKSHOP of No more useful building or one hitfarmer can be found than a work reopthmpleteIfwoodcarybaerethurageways pay in every business We inuldmoughreceptacle foi all farm implements fagonswhen not in use One room should sh partitioned off and have a small get stove S9 that it can be kept warm thrMANURES FOR ONIONS Onions need rich land but i faustmanuring rather than by applica 1onmanure In other words the fer lity must be diffused through the il so that it can make a solid b sede soil too light so that the root onions run down and the crop becomes very largely scullions 1nnaturally rich enough to produce the largest crops of onions the de- ficIency must be made up Wil nitrogenous and mineral commcr oaf fortilzers which will compact the coil rather than loosen it nEST 1IOS FROM OLD SOWS v In looking out for young breed tougnooverlookone or two good litters of pigs and ershan at any time of her life So long as the sow is herself growing she cannot do full justice tp furni ing the framework of the growing litter wInch she carries Hence there are always one or morQ runts m litters from immature sows J l d The pigs from an old sow will be i larger framed and more vigorous every way They will also make better breeders than small imma ture sows can be however well they may be fed WHEAT WILL FATTEN liENS While it is true that wheat is a better feed than corn for egg pro uction caution needs to be used feeding it too liberally Hens more greedy for wheat than for other grain probably because instinct teaches them that this grain contains just what they need every purpose But it is a mistake to suppose that wheat with Fidocsnutrition that needs to be given fowls in moderation Hence there ought to be light rations of wheat with some choppedclover and vegetables like cabbage turnip to give variety and fill theD zard without furnishing too nutritionDiWhile every farmer who keeps ck in any quantity should have steam boiler and mill to grind grain he feeds still those who this can find the next L substitute by boiling the until swelled and feeding in tins shape More of the grain 6p be fed to produce the same as whole unboiled grain be se the cooking increases bulk without increasing its nutrition the boiled grain is partly di in the cooking process so it is less likely to injure when kinckto boil grain cheap as it now than to draw a grist eight or miles as we have often done wait a whole day for a 25 grist to be ground besides ing in money the cost of grinding BIIEDGESLand in this country is not so valuable as it is in England so the te of ground occupied by and their root extending side has never been r liy JV ttBS V eIll extends its roots in every direction il as in the osage orange each plant becomes a large tree England hedges are kept closely- med and this restricts the AV St tension of roots on either side cannot get the labor to do this Shedgea more permanent fence made wholly of iron or of woven wire the hedge is allowed to grow theF of land it will cause will its cost greater still Most owners of hedges on farms would glad to bQ fnf them if they brinK thIng IUuldMAKE ALL TilE LAND PAY It is one of the advantages or disadvantages as the case may be renting land that the man who rents has fully impressed upon m the need of getting full re v turns from every acre that he pays nt for If the farm is owned i is point is not often thought of i the farmer get a living and if hen I still lay by a few dollars in the nk at the end of the year he inks ho is doing all that can be expected Quite likely this is true times of low prices when it is ust difficult to make farming pay But it is not the result at which a rmer should aim His attempt ould be even if not realized to some profit as it is capable of doing Whenever farmers aim at ese purposes they will be able to withstand competition unless it- t come from those whose natural cilities for cheap production are superior to their own dAWell Known Physician Dr W R McDowell of Central City p Ky53S German Liver Powder is Lbb pestbo without it Price acts Money I IsrdunJecl where not satisfactory For sale by St Drug Store The cereal crop of Kentucky in 89 Was 4621922 bushels of wheat 25504148 bushels of corn and 5777256 bushels of oats thTa sat something is one thing to prove it is another We cant prove that Dr Bills PlneTaHoney is the best cough I LIrenedyyou do this and dont agree with us you get your money back from any druggist The eight great water com of London now supply lbnearlyerabouta day JUMBO BLU1NQ Trade Mark IhAQuart ior a CcntJ DOB3 NOT STREAK TiE CLOTHES The blest Bluing made TakanootbetJ lOT tale bySt Uemard Drug Store Subscribe for TIrE BEK if t PJSOS 1r tI J time Bold br drnnrt P GENIEM I PRACTICAL r OOatehmaker and Jew ler 1 Late with Tabor Bros JewelersDallas Wiggers Nashville Ten nessee Am prepared to dorstClass Jewelry Repairing Office at Walker Twy mans Main street west of Railroad ISATISFACTION R A PBOSTONPRA- CTICE LIMITED TO seases of the Eye Ear Nose Throat MADISONVILLE KY Office in Hustler Building Upstairs A LA BELLE JARDINIERE FRITSCH c SON 11 FASHIONABLE h I i J 1 lJ I 1 OOf f MERCHANT TAILORS dha1l oiI ANDJJIMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUIIIKGS- Sli Uppr Pint St EvanivlIIe la Kfc Uopklnl TRAINSf tJCOQraUo 1uh1 LouiS VIA orChicago VESTIBULED TJMIKS D1H1HG CRRS- CHMR 01RSSF R- 5 l CONSULT TICKET AGENT OR M RUGG TBAvpAsanAOENT ST LOUIS MO WANTEDANIDEA f crne Birnto to p1tcnt IfIlect IlbelBlAY Wrlto JOliNyou Patent AttorneYS WuhlnSto1 C tor their SlM priZe o- nerGROVES TASTELESS CHILL TDNICWARRANTED G At ATI A ILLS NOT 1C 1533 1111Ildlclno Co at Louis Mo e sold iat year moe of- noViH TASTKLK8S ChILI hiavo- ought tbreo gW3 airedT IhLI year In ftii ovr P1- orIenee of It years In the drug buineM haye ever aOId an artlclo tM ge unterjfti JA1IIo lacUoo M your Tonic trul AnsavoAnico BOYEARSIIEXPERIENCE IF 41DESICNSsending a kcfrh and erlptlon qulckl1ucertaln freetoiuuiunictlOflI whetber an iliaIcunflintiaI Jet hCDCY fcrecu3IflICPteIlt3 In America haTO a Wublnillon 05100 Patent taken tbruurtl ltOWl Co rccel1e- lpeclal uotlco In the- SCIENTIFIG AMERWAN larrest clroiilUOn el 0nyIotjflouroaIw00ki7terfll3UJ0 lIuoJ ON lATLITII leut free AddlCflll MUNN CO 11 t- tii ilroudwny Now filNEW BFILJMONT 4 1 Thu house Is Nawl umtihtog Mli A tEnr I- AO 7 frI riA Ittal 4 r t- ftiif 1- v II r T I 1VtJ efI Bee tc iBEEru1LIsHINo OM ANY a 1IncorporatedjI Unified thYlcitoffico tt Bailluxton u Second 1 elda =SUBSCRITION RATES One Ye ritrl lit n2d 11 00 r SIK Monlnll J jo 2SSlncleCOfIes1 SpecImen l mailed free on application CorrespoBdcnU warned In all parti of thi I eanntr Addrekt at for paitlcolari =THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 1 I ID i1 I IJIas fI tI fJ f i =ANNOUNCEMENTS rICIRCUIT JUDGE Mt bHonDemOkJUty fS STATS SENATE unceoI3INSONValien T Robinson as a candidate for Stale Senator from the counties of and J Christian subject to the action of the Republican pari f =n WEATHER T0a1u 4For Thursday r gcntr slallyherI =TilE Populists of Daviess County have rejected all overtures for fuse ion with the Democrats Is it riot strange that Germany should prohibit the sale of Amen can pork for fear it may contain tf trichina and yet sets great store byhe iitsDIelfof Wurms AN 110W LillO says s uds 1 cjhjr case at Washington Halr J fchputa little matter of that sort f to state that Lriginalstory of Washingtons birthday was crowded out of thisne shfmatter It will be published next week I isstor is by a young I v Hopkins County girl and is a veryI well written conception carrying moralITIlE small fry silverite joax TcIi racket and gloat our every bank t failure and business theIt CUlatedgi5universal fifty per cent cut w Lichexp j0causedTilE Owcnsboro Messenger sbe not regard the city Democ Committee as the highest authc n1 in matter of party policy Urey IS h s becommttcohis advice Set a date for a prin and invit dall sorts of Democrats reyIlimited i6to ersth1EDITOI BENNETT HENDERON of tithe Princeton Banner has become t iacandidate He wants to repreme yocI BiteCourierI It would be much more ofit aaplaforasDannerI Can it be that Brother IIcn Icrunl sun is mercenarylei yoItindebtedness to THE BEE for sub tion scription account as you will r shortly if you are in arrears dont Ityliketie else is sometimes needed in the tur conduct of newspaper except the editors anda low X white shirts JdolltT or two now 1 then is not objectionable even Vkest newspaper manager v t- 1t tlIt4 expressions by Mr Gage ers by vathe Chicago CommerD fc 8Cflt uph iPthe states ul ii t9 llai Atfot revenhusI tosola Mi 1hTs but thC 6Ihet softdtPS1 L lug for broad citizenship not limited to local surroundings a citizenship which welcomes business success because thepowerlife to which duty and true happiness stand in close relations Mr Gage said that the most advanced scientists now recognize that a vtry large forIstingandganizationThese diseases can not bo reached by or dinary means but must be addressed through mental impression and sui tions This Mr Gage intimated was source of trouble with the social slate he continued It is unwise lo be blind to tho dan ers in such a situation Hysteria thc functional in its induceI0r lastgantcdisease andf1find the true path which to p acg Iandsafety There arc real mistakes to corrected We have violated the natural laws which govern in the realm of econom taIthey do In the physical realm to Make a Limit In view of the fire loss we Ii aveMas just sustained and the great dat to a whole block of business houses well as other adjoining propcirtyA theImeanstlonce prohibiting the buildings within erectioinets Iframe of the town if our cbIsuch a law our excellent system 0the water works and efficient volut fire department aided by the ever willing and able Earlingtonian who is not in the department and only ick houses of approved construe hon to work upon a fire In Earl hgton would make little IicadHe auncenumber of our citizens this po deintshould be established Ve trust our worthy councIlmen will act at once Not a Political Office The omission of a word or a ight twist in the types p rinter often charges entirely the meaning of a sentence and veys a directly wrong impre A case in point was ourpu tion of Frankfort news last week with reference to the office of Statev Inspector of Mines The sentence as reportitgoes even further and says that can see the way to do it the Governor wantjikto reappoint Prof Norwood having come to realize that the office J not only t LU 4 i heeither party in the State contains The sentence should have readco ltNot only not political The omission of the little word annot caused all the trc This office certainly has no con ction with matters political 10 ould be filled with reference qualifications alone Mr wood is just as certainly the most efficient man for the place Walnut Timber About thirty years ago a young man in VirginiaLwalnuts day his income is fifteen thousand llars annum cre doasesome of our people this Plant newornoutIn another generation those little ves may be far fOote valuable than ice the amount of open land It itivelyhings any other The presence of afew ndred acres of valuable timber would an annual boom to a place like this CICiltysuburbs of Earlington are autiful and extensive walnut theyyousisyvno have ambition enough to redeem suff agoberout of Earlington have beep orna nted by transplanting these ung trees in the fields alongtvisi rningtlieCandlc at Both Endsrec What fun it is to be president ofwe to railroad coal company sugar nt nail manufactory or other ociation of invested capital with latin imited go as you please privi many es When competing for ti can consider volume only and In ideas of profit to the dernflmak bow wowsInslY sandouopewithand break the compact with a le before the ink of the si na paciesto quiresultr getting them awayfrom the other that fellow Of course such methodsthat sacrifice the interests 0 fIsa and result in loss to employes tsusually ends in a receivership future the manipulator of cut rates acquires the reputation of being a not tler snd never cuts his own ry The latest case in point is demoralization of the East emducin ilihYo agreed upon S5ia8 per ton to tide water But Ingalls of the Chcsa securehdscontract of N N wJttHaven Hartford R R for one million tons made the rate 100 The operators are asked to name a lower price and the r mining will 11lowered all for the glory of obtal ing a contract that will not NeSThe officials of the Western division Railroadugrll over Sunday for the purpose of ascertain upanand down Bakers Hill We underst there are many heavy grades on their road becausing at times much trouble to the trans port ation department and an investigat- csts on foot to see exactly what steps are ke to avoid trouble in the future tle trip they were accompanied by Sup crinlendenl Dickson Assistant Supe tcnd cnt Mann Roadmasler Robson ter of Trains Devneywith atgereB court at wed as witnesses in an important railroad case n eXrailroad man while walking track in the Earlington yard last Sa was struck by the switchengine and slightly injured F Ioremanwo cidekrepairs on tank foundationsS Some anxiety was felt as to the safety of the Henderson wharf boat last week ice was running so heavy and rear nearleera a- prelarge force or men sent there used all cautions and no damage was done The Ohio Valley Company on an of ice in river at their transfer oint wa thastondersonlas thetFor the purpose of an investigation and ofcisiond flagman have been taken off their run We hope it does not mean a discharge for th emmiThe rumor afloat that there is talk of moving the car shops from Howell to Earl ington Is unfounded and we feel safe inth stating that such a change was never confa authoritiesyIt would seem from the article here re Henonderson division of the L N is not givingIicaarWarrensburgral months coal cars which passed tb roughin Warrensbnrg over the Missouri 3 cificor have been found to be sort in v eight etective Pat Lally was detailed to ascerofiftaln the cause and made several trips Warrensburg The loss was occa by colored people jumping on trains while making a heavy grade west of town beItaI ftlgne cars ana sel 109 I Ii coal War r rants have been issued for a awn men- Several boys were made to suffer the penalty of the law for jumping on antI off blemoving trains here last week Governor Pingree of Michigan whiled the author of many reform moveme its in favor of the laboring man is now about toth berb of thenoemployeeshicagop todaa aRainstGovernorThere were delegates from everlas to thwnbeing in attendance A resolution was adopted declaring that the proposed law cutdownexpenses therefore forcing men Into to Nefamiliesport A committee was chosen to go to tbaDOWN IN THE MINES It speaks well for our miners that it is seldom that their presence is required at witncssin on Ol Diamondtwo cra jive s He says that the miners up there only make about half time on account of warm winter weather manyyearsBer andnardafteeringshiandbee ast week we called attention to the fact Wa sblytwo air best ever done on the Henderson die a on xyordquestion as to the accuracy of the stale ntofThe boom in the steel rail marketDy throughout the country will have a stimu effect upon all labor and miners in places will feel tbe effect the theidethe least Governor Bradleys action ing a new selection as to coal mine bersandsslrahaveretained in that position He has given lIppacityfill his place It is a position that Iesits duties and morknowjedgeInspector Norwood can In fact it position that should for the Rood of utttlute With the exception of one man there is an applicant for county offices denlof miniwhenro- g Is the leading Industry in the county Intheiho coal producers a show 0 Nervest ThehSystem of tho human body Nerves extend from tho brain to every part of the body anti reach every organ Nerves are like firo good servants but hard masters LteNerves are fed by the blood and are therefore like It In character thonNorvos will surely bo strong and steady ItNo Alii blood Is rich red and vlgorouLoos flpd a true friend In rllla becauso It makes rich rcdbh ves do their work naturally and we tho brain Is unclouded there are no neuralglo pains appetite and dlgcs tion arc good when you take HoodsSarsaparilla LonFropued only l r C funllycnthnrtloDa againndto come in compct honest labor and we believe that legislators favor free silver because it would benefit they said tbe laboring man But they were silent on the convict qnes evlontbeyurdo not go into the mines this time to drive them out So much so good acInt Saturday while driving in the mines at th sligashe w tillMarion Hayes colored was struck by lastwasweek and that member injured so that lila sight may be impaired We here reproduce a portion of an tide appearing in tbe Evansville Co uffenngluatcondition of miners and their families in artBrwageswhen the strike was ordered that is dollar and elgty cents per day Tbot men and women who labor hard in United States can scarcely make halth amount per day and yet wo find these ners ready and willing to lay their tools and face as the article starvation We believe in their rece bomilyfew additional trAports come from the coal districts of Sul thousandsthean thde on the verge of starvation This is one the deplorable results of the loug st those districts which began on tbe last May and is a sequel of the one jjjat ended jn violence and the calling the militia in 1894 The settlement 189Jwhennedup controversy over wages which for Ohiobeyears ago reasond I tu sq tonroperators presented a I to 5payof the state and national mining on tions held a meeting at Terre Haute the operftors andan agreement was reached that the Slcent schedule should prevail The miners however in I e fact that out of this small sum must buy their own powder and tools and that even with a sufficient number of cars one or them could earn more than Sr day rejected the agreement The oper ators under protest after several weeks negotiations paid the rate demanded t May they agreeing among then at at the earliest opportunity they would reduce the price to meet competition in other fields The Western Alabama Coal Association securedlIew Orleans and Mississippi river mar 50000 bushels to shi whpe anchor line and 10000 tons for th e su WCgarThe Ohio coal dealers asssocialion have cards attached to the cars shipped members offering a reward for the tine c parties stealing coal thenc ageeWhile our miners in Kentucky are gento lly well protected by good ventilation it 51 will be or some interest to them to see how proiecithem jjjjjiaC0andJefshipwillcberUysdalfessor at the university It consists of an tight Idfabbr bag containing first sleet bottildlng sixty liters of pure gen alVpressure of 100 atmospheres secondly a glass bottlo protected by a metal one containing 425 cubic centimeters 25 per cent solution of caustic soda means of a handscrew outside the atInlervalsturning of another hand screw breaks glass bottle Inside and allows the absorbedIdlmllyIrubberArterslrapplnguser lets some oxygen inlo the bag moutbplecso as to breathe only througt his whileIheinhales and thus sets the oxygen to Ie formrestIn e fewpounds w y the Vienna fire brigade and In the ibsoefficiency Queen Victoria has been Queencc Great Britain during the ad pe- stratIon of Van Buren Hard FjJJmorePierce tI GarfieldArthur A WONDERFUL SIGHT Ice Gorge ht Evansville an Its Breaking Up Watched byand Thousands of people MUCH DAMAGE TO DARGESj ETCr Truth In Wild Reports of st Life and Grain and Live DestroyedI Evansville ind Feb 16 Sp- gorgReecialSundesyule which occurred last week produced results unprecedented in the history of that place The river was solidly gorged for several miles and thc water rose rapidly above the city and forced its way Ve weekdncsdaywat is to hav Spo bttsvillean h citizourfeet higher above Evansville tis inMat Henderson and the water thacPtin poured through the cut oil and into the river again four milqs above Henderson came like a cat aract bearing ice and trees before it a leet Wrifromthe surface of the river Only one of the sloughs has ben considered at suc Khht and a floods and Jarentsthe towregularfrom its old circuitous course and Evansville will continue to be an important river port oclockargrandner0nngIn ui eas and ground its way through c great piers l the Henderson idge Fears were entertained r the L Nand city wharfs at withoutanmage theISs ore n6 nt waslawnrec belVlflfPm sun day ats could not land within a half of the city wharf and no river affic could be done Dynamite was tried but without any effect On Sunday sufficient ice had been removed or washed away to allow e handling of freight over the re maining ice by hand to two boats The other boats in the port spent andfirstef MfortsoutFour large barges were com p o jothersboats are missing A costly farmOhioadaamacenot be great Had the river ofaimgorge the float haveoltheWIIMan ChatIbeyInRenderCommands all light all Influence all fate 80NOlhlng to him tails early or too late Man is all that but in ho spoddespondenlIvesstances everything in fact except him self Man too often takes his life into his own haMs He makes himself his own pilot and with reckless hands be seizes the wheel and steers his life boat thri the angry and uncertain waters of world with a soirlpoolsThen when he is wrecked hn sits and un traitiesownbyonlymiaccusingdestruction and ruin yet be calls him beingThstead fat Haemeekly111I1ens moralcobrags astray until before even he himself redemptionI hewl1 aiman VThere Is no chance no deillnjr no fate the Only One p dayG StanrdmuYou and we may differ as toshmoney standards and out oflisour differences c Sebometo the merits of one tandarcJJC tenSCOTTSwon and held its way for year nearly 25 years in the world of its medicine until today it is al most as much the standard inI r all cases of lung trouble andM Mishetherquinine is in malarial fevers O Differ on the money ques tion if you will but when it change mes to a question of healththai takerhaps 0theandrwoSCOTT UOWNE Ntw YorkINot Can clrcumventor hinder or control The Gifts MrcountAll thlngt give way before It soon or lite IIDesHny seems to favor those who refuse to recognize the words failure and despair he who girds on his armor and goes forth in his noble young manhood to bat tie on the side of purity truth and justice will find himself destinys chosen child only that ho will be a child of God well and when his life work is oer his frien ill ProsSo mixed In blmtbnt nature might stand uptAnd say to sit the world This was a min hSTv John Oliryan preached here last ayThMon E buyidayMr John Balder Sr is Improving very nicely Miss Vada Fox who Is attending the Greenville school is expected home this less rumor is off there is a wedding heens will be concerned r and Mrs J V McEnen went to Ion and returned last Monday Jacougsiness house on Main Street which will add to the looks of the locality Miss Carrie Willett and Miss Madra ght attended the big ball at Eitrlinglon Friday night Dick Sizemore who has been railroad agent here for some tlmehas been changed uttawa Dick is a good fellow and we W1 him well I o W Worrell of Greenville was in n last Tuesday Tbo law suit between Frank Bishop and L D Martin was compromised last Monday The suit grew out ot Marlin going security for another mans debt z II Rawlings is our new railroad agent MADISONVILLE Miss Mattie Gray is home from Oneonta Alabama where she has been the guest Mrs DardenoMrs William McGary of Padncab is Field11eMr Mrs W A and son GaasMr has been to room Isehoped the change will prove beneficial Never in tbe history of Madisonville were there so many cases of measles It is in a light form only one death having been reported so far and that was a com plication of measles and whooping cougb A letter received from Mr C B Tate stales that he is not improving and be and Mr Woolfolk have gone further South Mrs J F Dempsey bu returned to Dawson The many friends of her mother rs Holeman regret to know that her alth is still very poor Mrs Rufus Whlttingbill gave a very en yable afternoon to the Deeslrict Skule Messrs J F Dempsey and H H Hole man will leave the aotb Inst for a two weeks hunting and fishing excursion in Florida Tcnn to accept a position with L L Tspp Work has commenced on the new laun orheMr and Mrs Frank Ramsey entertained on Tuesday evening The gay crowd was matqned and some very artistic as well as ludicrous costumes were worn Miss Mamie Beaumont of Nebo is with Mrs W J Dulin NentMr Frank Nisbet is confined to his room at Hotel Lucile with a case of measles Mrs Vidie Boyle has gone to Goodletti vile Tenn Mr Rob Tapp Is suffering from a severe case of pneumonia Mr L L Tapp has moved to Clarks tbetheTurnniodatiegsurpassed anywhere for neatness and at TihisbyLong byJmes Pritchelt as a grocery HANSON Rev W O Rickard of Crofton was in nson last week heroycountrybe paidHanson spentSuadayMessrs FlacK and Smllb lobaccoists former of Hopkinsville and the latter of Clarksville were here on business Satur A Carlisle was here on time for his horse sale Monday and tbe business washed lo Its utmost however but few of HopkinsCouatych better off if a dozen car loads were pped away and sold instead of adding to already large surplus Quite a number of our people went to Jonesleclureanson now has a good school well at ded and when we get that new school se which we are going to build this our school will be second to none of size And still the candidates continue to en the field for county office Well about i will get left in the end r Geo Gentry of Slangbtersville ands Haltie Clements of this place were rIed last Wednesday evening Rev W Rickard officiating We understand that the mill here will hands the first of next month and Stevens Bros of Madisonville will charge n the night of the tenth inst the store T M Goocb of this place was entered safe broken and robbed of about Iron sh and three or four thousand dollars h of notes and other valuable papers uo to the tieves 1 rlALTON S H Bell went to Madisonvillo Wednesday Messri Fred Hodman and Henry Jackson have gotten able to be out again after several days of confinement with the measlesMr D Sisk Is at Madisonvillo attend ing court asMr Hjidin Daves of Ricbland country was at this place last Saturday f Ferguson has dismissed his school on account of measles be intends commencing again about the first of Match Mts Lou Rickmon who has been visit er parents near this place for some a returned to her home near Paducab Wednesday e two tobacco firms hero have been ng a considerable amount of the wced now are giving employment to a number of hands stemming HOWELLS Mrs W F Davis who has been confined to her bed for six months is now up W M Howell had the misfortune to is foot very badley the other day Mrs B M Griffin has been very sick bUlls now improving There are several cases ot whooping h in this neighborhood- Rev Randolph filled his appointment at Ilow ells last Sunday Miss Jennie Hobgood is teaching our public school which will close aGih of this month Miss Jennie lisa laugh us a good school Massie Demos called on his best girl Snnday evening R M Slaton has 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TirIF nI L N TIME TABLE TINe CP TRAINS AT ARLINGTON Effective December 20 1896 NORTH Ho 51 loij am No91 iisjs a n- No54 1053 P m- Ho 701150R UI No1S 451 pm B0UTUsNo jl S3 P No gi 814 P UI JNo sj 4JJ am No 69 440 P UI No 77 7 3S a m No 01 ami No 14 are fist trainssW W I Timetable laC R R JEITectivlI July 19 1896 BAST BOUND No i NO4toIv New means 715 p m 800 a m pma1115 a m Iv Iaducali 5Jpm nooam 800 a intI 5 Iv Pilnccton 440 pm 223 a m 9371 I atv Norlonvlllo p m 310 am 1045 a m Ar Cenlral Cit 655 p ni 400 a m 1120 put tr Ioulavlll W 1110 P m 755 am 517 p m- Ar u Cincinnati 640 am 1153 amtWEST fOUND Nat No No5 Iv CincinnatI15120 p m ISO p m Iv jjoam 653 pm 8oja m Iv CentrrfSKItr 815 a m 1055 a m rjo p m- Iv Nortonvllle gut a m njt p m 155 p m Iv IrincctonioiB a in 1111 a ra 355 p m LT Ixtucili iiiopm 157 a m S50 p m Ar Iulton aispm jjoam 7jopn r Memphis 640 P m 710 a m- Ar Now Oiloan 740 p m 730 p m- All trains run dally Nos and 4 carry Pull man llattet Sleeper rectlnlnRclulrcni between Cincinnati Orleans Ulrocl made at all Junctions II HANSON G P and T A- Gar1inorl1FappEflifls I o I News Motes Personal Paragraphs and Other goings at Home Worthy t ol Special Mention Miss Sallies McGrath te visiting Ifriends in Evansville Miss May Jackson is confined at home with a case of measles Mrs D H Hughes of Morgan field is visiting the family of Mr Will FelandcMrstfcT R Browning and little daughter went to Madisonvillc one day last week I Miss ERie Teaguewho is attend ing Bethel College visited rdaltiveS here last week t Master Ben Rash has a fine new i l minting press and will again em ti imk in youthful journalismI Mr Will Wendelken mother a tlsister of Dakota and Charles Wcndlekcn of Cloycrport are vis itanuelatives here As a result bTthc collapse of thea I steel rail pool the wages of the Pennsylvania Iron Company will bn reduced 10 per cent on March i The parentage of the railroad Waif has been solved at Hender son The mother of the child de scribed as a buxom widow has confessed 1 Mrs J M Victory entertained n few friends at dinner on Thurs Uay last Miss V C Morton and Mrs H H Holcman of Madison yule were among the guests Lt A couple of our young mend alighted from the train Monday Jay in new spring suits They had been to Hartford and had some experiences worth talking about i I rhic Messrs Franklin sons of A N Franklin of Charleston C were in Earlington Saturday and r called on TilE BEE Theirs was 4 tho pleasant friendly sort of a call that is always appreciated Mr T oI Goochs loss of cashI notes and papers by burglary at Hanson on Tuesday night of last week vas a severe one The 1 cash amounted to about oneI hundred dollars Many valuable if papers were taken r 1j Miss Katharine Feland enter itained a few of her little friends afternoon in honor of V her sixth birthday The little folks r enjoyed games of various kinds r f anti after partaking of a tempting t birthday supper reluctantly wended fi their way homeward with merry yp wishes for many happy returns to their fair little hostess I Sold His Farm j e Mr Peter Bowles of Richland his farm and may move 1nearer Earlington but he is not yet fully decided as to this move Pc If it is to Ms Tnterest we shall be t glad to have him a near neighbor sjt This is the day antiinsand antithai but What people need most nowadays is the antibilious medicine Simmons Liver Regulator the King of Liver Medicines and Better then Pills I have used no other antibilious remedy for six years andL r know from experience that for ladles constipated habit nothing equals it Laura V Caig Ellenbury Fla A Night School to All who are interested in a night school for those who labor in the 1 day and cannot attend school are invited to be at the Assembly Hall tonight at 7 oclock Mr A C t Cherry will take steps toward the organization of such a school and itwill also organize a class in Pen D and Drawing He is well ieqtJipped for the work e f i Dacteria do not occur in the blood or in the tissues of a healthy living body either pt man or the lower animals So rsas tim celebrated Dr Koch Other Joctorssay that the best medicine to render II the blood perfectly pure and bealiby I Acers Sarsaparilla Subscribe for THE DEE 1I 0 tJJ 0i 1 Magazine Club Tho Ladies Magazine Club were entertained tvIrs Will Poland on Thursday afternoon Feb n l Mrs Will Felands mother Mrs D S Hughesof Morganficld and Miss Victory of this place were guests Mrs Wendell reviewed SVAwakeningand Miss Agnes Burr entertained I the club on Making of the Bib- leMcClures1JMrs Chas McGary has with drawn temporarily from tIm club on account of illhealth arid the members much regret her absence The next meeting will be held with Mrs F Burr on Thurs itFon leadingyDidnt Hang Him the The editor of the Elkton Progress ays he has investigated and foundw that the negro who wrote suiting note to the young lady of Bowling Green was not hung as altheptraceot the body It is true however hat the scoundrel was caught andu held for hours and only rei af pon promise that he would leave he country and leave it quick which he didaNarrow I3scapcevLee Carglc a man who was here looking for work on the railroad band who says he is a railroad man the was struck by tim switch engine in Dr the Earlington yards on Saturday thmorningbeing killed He from einetrain on to another track upon which the switch engine was coming toward him Of course he did th not see the engine and the engineer was powerless The running by board struck his leg and as he whirled around he was caught in upon his body and thrown clear of the track He was sent to the L N Hospital Saturday niGht- IE his leg had been broken he would probably have been killed the An Ex Bachelor Maid pl G Mrs McNeal Bond nee Miss toi r fuharmingrecently married to Mr Bond of flLouismothermLetter has to say of the brilllaaffair A handsome suionHill of 223 Park avenue on lastfe NoclockCt stMemphislaw of Mrs Hill who is at present her guest The house was beauotifnlly decorated with palms in cut flowers the front ceroomto that in lilacs and the dining C w taAmercansinilax and groups of palms The receiving party was composed of Mrs Judge BondMiss Irene Bond liJeromeThe BallinThe masquerade ballcame off as announced on last Friday evening Some of the costumes were tiptop and the maskers well disguised m Up to the time of unmasking all seemed to enjoy the d entertainment very much There tI was a pretty good attendance but the receipts were light and the boys realized very little profit s Some things occurred in the closing hours of the ball that were not alogether praiseworthy but for which the management of the cor st net band are not responsible v A Thief not Caught Marshall Barnett attracted a crowd on the street Sunday by the display of an old and battered black slouch hat anda barlow knife The hat had several holes it and the knife showed much wear These proved to be them c clues to a burglary that had oc curred the night before but nothing has come of the clues thus far They were found in the second story of J M Victory Cos dry good store and seem to have been left by a thief who took away better goods and made his escape by a back window to the top of the high fence at the rear could not be positively Coundwhatd he have taken and the loss was slightaCircuit Court Henry Black was sentenced to three years and four months onfthe charge of manslaughter killing General Allen at Madison ville early in 1896 The case consumed several days The criminal docket has been g ficompletedwas at work on railroad cases The grand jury adjourned Tues session of das flEarlingtonsented Monday at Court by a number of people who were summoned to tell the grand jury what they knew My Neighbor Told MeIAbout Hoods Sarsaparilla and advised me to try itThis is the kind of advertising which Rives Hoods Sarsaparilla the largest sales in the wprld Friend tells friend that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures that it gives strength health vitality and vigor and whole neighborhoods use it as a family medicine Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels Cure sick headache Great variety of Valentines at isW C McLeods Twentyfive pounds of Sugar at WC McLeods fqr fl iop U 0Qa IflUE FIRE iT Vlsltod Flames dThatDestructive but for Our ATIiR WORKS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT Which Saved OneStory Property Immediately Adjoining onlaThree Sidesm Just after the eleven oclock express pulled into the Earlington YOllnglatJiesuff who were with a party of L oung folks to meet the train saw at glare of bursting flames in the business block on Railroadstreet lahistlebroke the news to the sleeping populace and the switch engine took up the cry and completed thedarm that in a few rentRailroad street and one to the cordor of Clark and Robinson hich plug a stream was played futerallandtowayon the scene as promptly and erything put in quick operation Nothing could have been done y a big city department to save frame building belonging to Will Gardiner the rear of which was a mass of flames when e alarm was given But the two barbers who occupier rooms on ther side of the drug store saved m everything re The fire originated in the rear of theDavis and Vilson was awakened burning paper from the ceiling ailing on his pillow He ran out his night clothes but afterward returned and saved his trunk and part of his wardrobe A jar of chewing gum anda couple of mandolins constitute that part of drug stock savedMA short time was the cornice of the ofoughiCos a tremendous insiladeedrugactively engaged in fighting the Mr ames stampeded to cover The point of danger was for the ost part in the Gough building hich is a one story brick adjoin g the fire but was soon put in has ch shape that a line of buckes uld control and the hose trans rred to the other side to protect m Valtons one story brick oc use by J F DeVylder with a 50 ock of furniture stoves etc he other stream was played from to e roof of Waltons stone house b Mr butcher tothework A shed room there a frhenfaoneycombedshape and stood erect Dr W B Gardiner formerly a resident of this place who is now ving in Colorado owned the- uilding that was destroyed It is at about 1000 and was resuredDavis and Wilsons stock of drugs is estimated at j 1400 and was insured for 1000 in the Gernl asaniaJ F DeVylder furniture was on by removal insur d in lnmJ M Victory Cos grocery stock damaged by water was in fiuredCompany of North America their try goods clothing boots and n shoes etc contained in the two Ceredama ed by removal The Gough building and Mike Longs awning were both damaged ind both insuredoNotes of the Fire Mr DeVylder was compelled to stand by and see with horror the birrorsbreakables out and slammed them against the ground Uncle Sams property and Johns cash and papers were the first things looked after in the P O Next went the coal oil andex plosives An or two with cinders and nirtcase or two of over work were the nly personal inconveniencesl Mike hit a man who persisted in trying to take out his showcases and things but he says he found ut who it was and apologised be ore the fellow licked himaThe Mayor was prominent about the fire and directed many move ments among others the investi disoveredthe second greFour streams could as easily have been put on the fire if they had been necessary and thp water towed beautifully Mr W O Toy will operate one chair in the office of Dr Geo W Gooch temporarily by courtesy o f that gentleman Geo Alexander has opened his barber shop in the house next to Masonic Hall Now is the time for the establishment of a fire limit in this city The prohibition against frame buildings in the business portion of the town will materially reduce the danger from fire William Waltons famous roc house and wall was an impossible barrier against the flames Sohi stone and mortar is not vcr good food for fire and this was the right thing in the right place He has been frequently congratulated upon this structure since the fire n- laC 0D 1 Mrs JDEATHS Iwaftons Gap Ky Interrmcnt nt Mortons Gap Tuesday ness arlHowtonAt his home in the Charleston bin precinct of this county Gabriel tbe wton died on Thursday night a st the nth of February of easlos and la grippe Mn Howton was the constable of his at district bers meOBrienCyril OBrien son of Mr and old H OBrien of Earlington died cept his fathers house on Friday next Feby 12th 1897 of membraneous croup Buried at Catholic ceme tery this place Saturday morn g thrAgre To the large generous and in the- ustrious force who so gallantly ndered me such valuable assist nce in the conflagration on Tues ay night I take this method ofwll extending my heartfelt gratitude The Earlington fire department lars lly demonstrated their ability their every act in a crisis of is character reflects credit on our ber wn Such kindly assistance on e part of our people creates on in my part such true gratitude that words are inadequate to express it Very respectfully J M VICTORY staAI wish to thank the public and place the members of the Fire Depart STnderedfire They may rest assured that eir kind services will ever be predated apCu ofRespectfullyM B LONG Captain Fire Department case the Millionaire Arthur Duestrow wasc mdayuscular Rheumatism Promptly Relieved j Mr J KHolton a well known fur dealer Oxford Pa says he sometimes suffers and muscular rheumatism and while hav mogat W T J Browns drug store andcall Drown advised him to try Chamber lains Pain Dalm be did so and it gave him Immediate relief Pain Dalm is also SIWused it and found it to be an excellent remedy If troubled with rheumatism give it a trial It is certain to relieve the pain as soon as applied and its continued will effect a cure For sale at 25 andCa cents per bottle by St Dernard Drag Store Earlington Den T Robinson Mor YensYeYe YeEuropefour million bushels per Year week Considerable goes direct Dtormers and dairymen is growing c lthough they arc more familiar with feeding stuff in the form of cake meal Old PeopleiOld people who require medicine to fIbamedicine does not stimulate and contains Atoa tonic and alterative It acts mildlyRe the stomach and bowels adding P and giving tone to the organs thereby aid Paid g Nature in the performance of the functions Electric Ditters is an excellent 31 16 appetizer and aids digestion Old People New nd it just exactly what they need Price fifty cents and lioo per bottle at St Der SuardGood Broom for 10 cents at NPrMcLeods Re The British trade papers assert that it was because the English akers were overstocked with rders and not that the Japanese government preferred the American locomotives that the Baldwin Locomotive works of Philadelphia C received the order for engines toe completed within a certain imeJcSomething to Depend OnAMr James Jones of the drug firm of Jones Son Cowden 111 in speaking of Dr Kings New Discovery says that last winter his wife was attacked with La The Grippe and her case grew so serious that physicians at Cowden and Pana could do- ething No for ber It seemed to develop The nto Hasty Consumption Having Dr kings New Discovery in store and selling ots of it be took a bottle home and to the surprise of all she began to get better from first dose and half dozen dollar bot tIes cured her sound and welt Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption CoughsC nd Colds is guaranteed to do tb s twork Try it Free trial bottles at StFI Dernard Drug Store- Y Good Molasses 15 cents per allon at W C McLeods 4frdlnance The City of Earling on Ky d ljdain as follows That the tax the year 1897 be and is levied at one dollar and centsS dperof sixty cents on each one hundred doln lars of assessed value of all real and per sonal property subject to taxation within cityThis Feby i 1897 Attest W F DORR PAUL MayorClerk Fifteen bars good Laundry Soap at W C McLeods for 25 cents Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only reokthe best That is the great dis tinction lobe looked for when the needtbemy plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BRyAN HOPPER MMMgcr U u 0w c I I HEARD THROUGH TilE KEYHOLE At the last stated meeting of E W urner Lodge F A M a committees Eappointed to have the lodge room pered repainted and generally regenerated The committee proceeded to busi like a terrier at a rat hole and engaged itist Win Hendricks of Madlsonville to nduct tbe renovating process Under magical touch the bill will assume all loveliness of a flower garden in June or mountain beauty clad in calico VThe Ancient Order of United Workmen their last meeting Initiated two memo and received ten applications for victimIFor tbe benefit of brethren who are in arrears the Kay Pees offer to square the delinquents up to date for the sum of ee dollars and fifty cents This will atly benefit those who have suffered mselves to fall behind V The Golden Cross is still in the field holding its own but as the inside guard l persist In hanging his hat on the doorknob the spy was unable to glean particu Sat last staled meeting VThe I O O F initiated one new mem at their meeting and have several prospective victims ahead The order is a fair condition and flattering futuie prospects Wo notice with sadness tbe continued vacancy of the chair of District Deputy Oro T D Walker caused by the illness of that brother We are glad to te that he is improving and we hope to n see tbe old veteran at his accustomed = with hIs shoulder to the wheel TUB Sty ATS OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO tas LUCAS COUNTY FRANK J CHENEY makes oath jfixseinor partner of the firm of F rof inToledot said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every of Catarrh that cannot be cured by will use of HALLS CATARRH CURE duce ofSworn refDI A W GLEASON SEALNotary Public Halls Catarrb Curo is taken infernally has acts directly on tbe blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system Send for testi coSoldHalls Family Pills are the best FINANCIAL STATEMENTD iowing Receipts and Disburse ments of the City of Earllng ton for the Year 1896 Sale byshary 6 1896 30 86 to Taxes collected arIS9z 2 00 ar 1802 22 80 lion hisararI8S5 395 Hosir1896 1480 32 2170 27 g Taxes Collected 59 00 isenseFines collected 115 00 Total receipts2397 13 DISBURSEMENTS even months salary they ty marshal 40 44000 a Mayors salary 50 easurers salary 40 00Icoerksc 95 and Jan 96 it salary watchman 8000 any tendance of Council en 114 00 DursicyCity Assessor 53 Co Electric light rent Aug 95 to Dec 31 g6Imonths 900 oo jail 24069mStreet and sewer ex pense 129 43 ndrycharity 43 90 Legal services etc 66 90 turn Bitgprmovingand other animals 12 25 Electron officers paid 6 oo fa soTotalBalance in hands of City Treasurer 113 01 2397 13 O Ten pounds Green Coffee at W McLeods for gioo CYRIL OBRIEN tus t IQ to hts kingdom There tcjlive forever more bab crown upon Ms forehead Ho awaits you now at heavens door Those sweet brown eyes have closed In slumber Yet sparkle In the heavenly land lips and tongue are hushed in silence lint sing sweet songs In glorys bandnmore you see his hands uplifted at No more you hear his baby prayelpMaster smooths his baby olieii TheJSlaster tells us of ills Chlldrtnrt Cyril now is one ot them Imagine heaven a crown of glory I AndJh this crown each child a gem 1 i rflLet the children come unto me Said our Saviour when on earthliyril bath obeyed the summons Hath left this world of sinful mirth ather mother sisters brolheraHe is happy over Ibsrebou can go to sweetfaced Cyril Heavens glory you can share When this earth you leave forevertiWhen lifes sun sinks in the WestmBight baby bands will beckon youRFour baby vores cry Come A mlSMD Experience proves the merit ot Hoods yarsaparillatones the stomach builds up the g aerves To Compound Prescriptionstproperly it takes time It requiren experience and a complete edge of drugs It requires the drug gist to have a large variety of drugs fresh drug He must give th best possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BElt WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BRYAN HOPPER Hanaier 1 WWboelithlnkanProtect Your deu thai may s vrKUDKHBUl a CO Patent MU erfleylDd new I01ono CJ G In mrnmrnmrnmrnnr mwmmrnmwmmifi EE T HALSEY PRESIDENT W C NONES VICEPRESIDENT iW M GRAHAM SECV BEN W ROBINSON GENL MCR 3 Bird v IINCORPORATED IIALSEY Whitley County 1 Kentucky Addtess JELLICO i LUMP OF BIRD EYE COAL MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF JELLICQ From the wellknown Jellico Vein VANDERPOO Unsurpassed othas a Steam and a Domestic CoalS 1 Sole Miners of the FamousgJfJQ EYE CANNEL Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling if tj WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY i Fl GIVE ILJS A TRIAL PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY uuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuui- Saturday March 20 has been ed as the date for the execution Scott Jackson and Alonzo Wall g Why suffer with Coughs Colds and La Grippe when LAXATIVE 13 ROM o QUININE cure you in one day Does not pro the ringing in tbe head like Sulphate Quinine Put up in tablets convenient taking Guaranteed to cure or money uuded Price 25 Cents For sale by Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Ky J Dr M B Long of Dekoven also patented a rotary engine twenty years ago he saysand has recently taken a new patent to ver improvements Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts uises Sores Ulcers Salt Kheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25C per box For by St Bernard Drug Store The chair industry is threatened convict labor Put the felons work on public roads Much of lifes misery is duo to indiges for who can be happy with a pain in stomach As a corrective and engthener of the alimentary organs Ayers Pills are invaluable their use being always attended with marked benefit In spite of the Powers Greece prosecuting the fight against the Turks in the island of Crete Most druggists sell you what you ask for Some will ask you to take something which claim is just as good Some times little more profit induces them to do this Bells PineTarHoney is the best ugh cold and grip cure After you try once you will like it too well to accept substitute A special train from Chicago to enver over the Burlington oute is the greatest railroad fat ever accomplished It covered 026 miles in 1132 minutes and as prepared for the run in three inutes Everybody has a cold sometime your will come Keep a bottle of Dr ells Pine Tar Honey at hand and be epared for an emergency This famous remedy will cure a cold before it gets- irly started or after it has settled The oner you take it tbe sooner you get well A baby that was found on an V train last Thursday night has been cared for in the Hender son city hospital 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 the kidneys When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of kid ey trouble Too frequent desire to urine or pain in the back is also convincing roof that tbe kidneys and bladder are out f order WHAT TO DO- pThcre is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp faboti the Rrcat kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidney ver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold rine and scalding pain in passing it or ad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many mes during the night to urinate Tbe ild and extraordinary effect of Swamp oot is soon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine ou should have the best Sold by drug ists price fifty cents apd one dollar Fe sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mall mention TUB DEE and send your full postoffice address to Dr Co Binghampton NY The proprie of this paper guarantee the genuine ess of this offer Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves animals we will send free upon ap plicationacopy of the ALLIANCE the organ Society In addition to itensely interesting reading it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TilE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building New York j 1 1c f Telegraph TE8N 179For a ISHORm rIMEWe will sell BAILEYS OsIe 200 SHOES t At jtN I 179 I tn F1Per Pair FOR CASH This is done to in tt fh troduce the best TWO DOLLAR ShoeQ ever put on this market If you want the r Best Bargain ever offered COME QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAIN See the Big Pile of them in our Window BAILEY 8c CO Maclisorrvi lIe Ky 179 ARE YOU HUNGRY HIf you are there is but one place in Earlingtph to get a quick lunchat BEALLS LUNCH AT ALL HOURSl1 Hot Coffee all the time Fresh Stock of Fruits Confections Cakes Canned Goods Fine Ci gars and Tobacco at REASONABLE PRICES Ld XBEALLs YMAINI DONT STAY AT HOME Because the roads are too bad for driving Try one of our saddle horses We have some that go the gaits- BARNETT ARNOLD WALKER TWYMAN TINNERS Successors to V THOS D WALKER Old Joker1 i THE PIONEER TINNER i Main Street West of Railroad I HflINGTONJ Irl A complete Stock of STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE 7 Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality rand prices dirt cheap rIf you heed anything in their line WALKER TWYMAN arc the men you are looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE OOiLEEAnnOjntalniVauMbU Information to HUMS OttMna toLcnr EBOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP Ej- Vcqvtlctl firttUlc for frxat Ing Graduate in Lucrative Situations Rata Very ijWfC SUBSCRIBE FOR TIIE 13 r- lco ii i ii s c 1 r q v 7 ti r 1 r 0 A lojiS WAS FROM KAINIUCK f 1 Brit fce nurdered the Kings E- nIt1and Was Classed as t t Poah White Trash j ha following from tim St Louis PtOstDispatch Is a pathetic storyof of a Kentucky wobmaJrobab1y from the t ruined her hopes of afsoctetycareer by the inexcusable tbtiisof her native tonguecere is a lady m Etid who is ambitious to become a Icadcrjin the swell society in that sefldstrict She is not the pret tiest creature in the world altuglf here may be a few amlfurther than that her corntmand of pure English is great as to prove conclusively that shohastaken a PostDispatch educational course She pifides herself greatly on the fact that she is from Kentuckys In factc she seems to fact alond should make her not only eligible but actually sought after By the best society in the town This opinion is not shared byjnany persons up that way not even by the Kentucky families because they know nothing of her antecedents some of them observd ing enough to notice her disregard bf the proper disposition of her vocabulary Mr Ca Kentuckien did notClike h rand told Mrs C to her but that lady being tender hearted hesitated to do so She seems to be such a nice woma George I dont like to cut her and then shes from Ken tuckyi Nice woman said George shes nothing of the kind You know there is a class down in Kentucky that we call poah white trash and thats what she is I dont believe it George the juIlltomorrow night and we will test it It she says law me and Ith taken and I were that settles itwor thats certain proof of poah of whitCtrashness th- Shcwas invited she came promptly and joyously and the will first trmigjshe said was Lath II taken a notion thisst vehy mawnin to come heab and efer you hadri iivited me I were a comin ainyhow And now Mrs C is sure shes ci 43 noah white trashplGood Money Wastedwig patroQs of dry goods stores j are niost y women did you ever hear and or knowof onewho looked through the pages of a hotel register to find out what the dry goods stores were offering in the way of bargains to 33didfor information about clothingw shoes etc No of course notof Wero overinfluenced by a glass sign oVer a desk in a hotel reading room 1 Did you ever have a dodger stuck in the crook of 6 17 of jour elbow and after reading it go investigate in the merchan v disc that the dodger advertised 1Did you ever note a big trans 2 an express wagon atpI the tail end of a circus parade a drum corps in its innerds and J acknpKledgR to yourself that it wasva good advertising Did you everm but whats the use We might go on enumerating schemes that arere sprung on the unwaryadvertisers a untilpur space ran out and then only a faint idea of the wonderful chances they miss ifcu they dont invest in thcrnDryin Goods EconomistaSchemes for Harmony 8 PressTranscriptIn We are so anxious for Demo cratic harmony our yearning totforgive our erring brother so tense tour desire to kiss and make up sojjverpowenng that we gladly any ed by anyone btrttlie plan to have a State convention composed of an equal number of silver and sound money democrats strikes ns with greatn force It could be made very dra matic After the late unpleasantness ther ve eIIpeace conventions conventions of leading delegates from hc lately hostile States and armiiotably one in Philadell phia i The delegates to the large hall arm in arm the or chest played the Star Spanglede Banner andIIDixie white and blue flags were enthusi astically waved the audience cheered vociferously whitewinged peace hovered over the rapturous scene qan we not reproduce those stirring scenes By all means let us hold such a conven tion L We tall upon Maj P P Johns ton and Mr George M Davie to issue a joint fratqrnal call for every county to send delegates The hall can be draped with red white and blue intermingled withI silver and yellow ribbons and streamers adorned with pictures of Jefferson Jackson Tildcn and Cleveland with Palmer Bryan SeveU Watson and other worthies of each side placed alternately soI that no one can look upon the face of a silveritc without beholding the smiling countenance of a gold lug The procession might be formed under the marshalship of Col Chinn and W B Haldeman and headed by Blackburn and Carlisle arm in arm followed by Watter Biliousnessro IPs caused by torpid liver which prevents dlges 1 and permits food to ferment and putrllj Jn lliS Ii tomach Then follow dizziness headach- ebypaT 5fJ UL t d b andLtw PulIsse- ho Ge atOfS d Ipon eh Jlep f dizziness con A t by all druggists r 1 ji l OI J t J son and Urcy Woodscn and our readers can each for himself make out the remainder of that precession The speech of Peace might be made by Gov McCreary who came so near being on both sides and responded to for the silver men by Gen Hardin for gold by C M Clay and for oth silver and gold men by Col Berry Gen Buckner and Gov Brown should be joint chairmen nd the electors on both tickets ould act as vicepresidents Senator Lindsay and John Rhea could represent the State at large oa the Committee on Resolutions Such a convention would at ract universal attention It would produce a loving harmony and indeed would the past be forgotten and the rosy dawn of a victorious day would bless all eyes Yes by all means let us have this glorious convocation where love hall reign supreme and only ho innas may be sung A Reminder of Army Life Mr Lou Smith editor of the Commercial Myersdale Pa says A chronic diarrhoea that returns at frequent inter vals as a reminder of army life has been moro effectually controlled by Cbamber Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme y than any other I have ever used It possesses true merit For sale by St Her nard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Rob Mortons Gap George King St harles Arc you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be Kansas Exposed by Her Governor It sufficiently characterizes the Populist State government of Kansas that tbo offi cial message of Governor Leedy devotes much of its space to vituperation of Eastern cities It is that high style of word slinging which marks the Populist orator and the dime novel In some countries Chief Executive is selected for sound dgment and large information but in ansas apparently for command of abulsive epithets just as the fishwoman rose e foremost place in Billinggale But Governor Leedy knows anything l the State he claims to represent or of e people of the great cities whom he dec orates with bis abuse perhaps a few facts help to determinIThe suffering squalor degredation and- arvation of great cities which the Gov describes with such a wealth of adjectives may bo inferred from the factI hat nearly a quarter of the people of this ty New York is composed of bands em oyed in manufacturing 351767 in num r according to the census of 1893 whose ages amounted to 2285372951 or about 650 yearly for each personmen women children included and the wages per amily average over 800 Kansas that wonderfully progressive immunity which Governor Leed holds up the admiration of the world has only 000 bands employed in manufactures inin and the mechanic arts whose averaged about 300 each Some them seem nt all events nearer starva ion by a step or two than the workers soI ngaged in Eastern cities But Kansas blefly boasts of agriculture and has iG6 farms 503 per cent of the total acres icing covered by rrortgage and the totalI alue of all farm products is 95070080 vhich averages 395 yearly for each of the farmers and farm laborers em Roughly the workers in New fork City receive as wages each year about 2J5 more for each of them than the total lue of all products raised by the farmers d farm laborers in Kansas Does Governor Leedy want to know the ason It Is partly because Kansas took large share in the crazy real estate boom some years ago and palmed off millions of id land which could not be profitably upon innocent settlers Largely this way it came to passthat instead of t68or mortgages on acres in 1882 there were 58106 in 1885 68766 in 1886 66 j in 1887 and C445r in 1888 covering the four years 33000000 acres and 214000000 debt which is more than the value of farm products in two years for the entire State Out of the farm products has to Wme the cost of living and clothing for the workers and the I families and It Is not difficult to guess why the people who were Induced to buy a fancy prices in years of wild speculation have not made both ends meet and are ow railing at Eastern creditors But there Is another reason Kansas has for years pursued a policy calculated to rive out of that State foreign capital in vestments in varied industries loans of money development of manufactures and mining and so to prevent the diversifica ion of industries which makes farming prosperous The capital employed in manufactures is only 44000000 for the- ntireState and the hands employed in manufactures mining and the mechanic arts number only 137 for every 1000 farmers and farmhands Ohio pursues a dif ferent policy and has more than 970 persons in manufactures mining and mechani cal arts for every ioou farmers and farm hands There may be noticed a consid erable difference in tbo demand for products of farms also in values of farms and also In the different States The hostile and spiteful policy of Kansas politicians and behind them of many Granges Farmers Alliances and Populists towardevery other occupation except farming the amazing disbonetty with which creditors of all kinds and investors in railway or other property have been treated in that State have more to do with the illsuccess of Kansas farms than most of her best informed people imagioeN Y Tribune Another reason for the decadence of Kansas credit and its decrease in popula tion is its quasijudicial repudiation of contracts Thousands of dollars of East ern capital have been lent by investing in road bonds which were issued and floated under laws afterward declared unconstitutional The counties have the roads built according to specifications and the investors have the worthless paper given for their construction Capitalists taboo it immigrants shun it nod honest and deceived colonists are leaving it Among the bills introduced in the Ian gas Legislature is one to send inebriates to a goldcure at the expense of the conntYi one to stop any train at any station where any passenger desires to get off one to force corporations to completely disclose their business and surrender to the munici all profits over 6 per cent one for the confiscation of the plants of corporations nnd one to regulate any priest or any person having charge of a church when be falls to practice what be preaches c C9ur Joloted Jiti ens All communication and matters ot naws per lining la Ihli column ihould be iddretteJ to Gto ALIXAMDER Barllncton Kr Mrs Simon Dunlap is sick this week Rev John Bailey preached at the A M B Zion church Sunday night Wm Johnson was very badly hurt last weekM W Hayes got his eyes badly burned week before last There will be a grand rally the second Sunday in March for the A M E Zion ChurchFate Wilkes has just bad his watch overhauled Do you see- The Christian Endeavor will give on the 26th of February a social to the members only The taxable wealth of the colored race amounts to 300000000 church bodies 23462 church property valued at 6516 448 There are over 1000 college trained ministers 2577977 church members What makes some men uncomfortable when you say you know a man who drinks and gambles Quite a number of the boys were in Madisonville Monday attending court IkeCooksey married last week MORTONS GAP The measles has attacked the older peo pieMrFrank Graddy had a very bad spell of illness last Monday Prof G W Lane who has been con fined to his bed for a week or more is able to teach school again The white evangelist preached at the Baptist Church last Monday night At this present writing we can not learn anything definite about the minister and deacons meeting Rev T H Merriweather filled his ap pointment here Sunday Mrs rFank Sharber is on the sick list Mr Marshall Hamilton attended court ast Monday in Madisonville The meeting last Sunday was of a plow natureThey us that you can buy coffee and sugar at Madisonville in the saloons cheaper than any where clsa guess how its Mrs Mahaley Brazzell is going to move South Tbo Phillips family of Earlington have moved in our midst It is very kind in Miss Sarah McDowell to conduct the musical department of both choirs Is not the laborer worthy of The living dog and dead lion can be seen In every community Mesdames Porter Graddy and Morton were in Madisonville Monday Mrs Laura Slaton is yet very sick Mrs Sissie Brown was very ill last Sunday night Mr Alcox is but very little better if any at this writing Mrs Caroline Williams is slowly recovering from her illness Misses Morton and Bass were in White Plains Sunday Mr W Green presented Rev Merri weather with a valuable gilt recently who comes next All out fer White Plains next Sunday Be Beautiful- If your blood is bad your face shows it It is nature warning you that the condition of the blood needs attention before serious diseases set in Beauty is blood deep and when you see pimples and liver spots on your face go at once and secure a bottle Carltedts German Liver Medicines as they will purify the blood clear the com plexion and bring the rosy flush of health to the faded face and take away the liver spots and pimples For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store An exchange tells a story ofa man who went to sleep and dream ed that he was in a city governed by women It was scrupuously clean and while walking around he saw three men arrested for ting on pavements A garbage barrel at the rear of each lot was hand painted and tied with a blue ribbon Mail boxes were decorated with hand throws and the fire plugs had cushioned seats on top of them Sweet pea vines were climbing the electric light poles and a handpainted cuspidor occu pied quite a prominent place on every corner There was no business not a team being allowed to pass up or down the main street for fear of making dust The town was deserted save by the policeman who marched up and down to see that no one with dusty shoes stepped into town During the dream a man was hanged in the suburbs for being out with the boys the night before Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey is an impor tant addition to the list of the worlds most valuable medicines Harmless in its nature yet almost infallible in Its action it is undoubtedly the most efficacious means known today of curing coughs colds and kindred diseases There are many poor homes in America but the percentage ot those who arc fixed in homes nicely furnished well appointed and comfortably supplied is com paratively much higher here than any land The per capita cost of living in highestinper head per annum In the United Kingdom it is about 160 in the United States f17P and in Canada 120 Our Grocery is full of good things Come to see us ST BERNARD STORE Buy blankets and quilts now They are cheap at St Bernard Store There arc now in the Argentine Republic about ten million cattle and the remarkable thing about them is that they ire all descend ants of eight cows and one bull which were brought to Brazil in the middle of the sixteenth cen tury 1 r r- r ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY IUOOP1PORATEDCMiners and Shippers of Gexi ri11 = Office = Etl g1C tICII Brari h Offices 33ranoil Offices M CARROLL Manager R G ROUSE Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Term Palmer House Broadway Paducali Ky S H NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Term A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Wlraoleseile Agesnts JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis MOd J W BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill- S THE FAMOUS ND 3 COALFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET II BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNJ6K8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD CRUSHED COlE for a much less price Ons X t ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YDUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 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