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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-21


"You air rakin' up tho sand in the
bilin' spring OF truth now, mister. My
brother Zob was mighty hand TO work.
wy. he was so fond OF work that no
uster to chop wood while he was restin'.
Declared onco that he would like to
be sent to the penitrntiary so he could
get ~ much work as he wanted to do.
Pap begged him an nam begged him
not to work so hard. but he didn't pay
not attention To them. but kep' on
a-workin' and a-workin' till suthin'
happened
~ hat happoned?' tho saw-mill man
asked.
"Wall, he rot up one mornin' feeliu'
putty brask an went out to chop down
. six-ioot trco boio' breakfast Par
begged him an man begged him not to
60, but he went"
"But what happened to him?"
wall. he went up to the tree, he
did, an cut down the bushes so his axe
would have a fair swing, an then he
chips commenced to fly, here com par
an nam, an pap begged him an nam
begged him, butt chips kep on hyin',
an pap an nam went back to the
house. After while suthin' como down
tho hill, bookety, bookety, but the
chips few SO fast that brother Zot
didn't hear tho thing that come down
tho hill, bookety, bookety, till all al
once"
Here tho narrator ceased speaking.
He stroked his thin, yellow whiskers,
took fresh chow OF ''long green"
tobacco, ''wallopcd" 1t about in his
mouth, and then fixed his gaze on
some thing far down In the valley.
"well," said tho Eastern man.
"Yes, very well; I'm bleeged to you.
Felt a leotlo sortor strotchy yistidy, but
I'm peartor today"
"But what about your brothor?'
"who. brother Zeb?"
''Ycs, OF course"
"Wall, thing come down the hill,
bookety, bookety. an the fust thing
Zeb thought Of was how big mistake
no made in not payin' attention when
pap begged him an nam begged
him."
"IIut what was tho thing that came
down the hill?"
"Tho thing that como down Lookoty,
bookety?"
"Yes."
"a wild hog"
"What did 1t do? ?"
"Went back up tho hill, bookety,
bookoty."
"What became OF your brother?"
Went up the hill with him, bookety,
bookety, an we never have seed him
sense. That showed mo that 1t won'i
do for man to DO so fond OF work.
Wall, reckon ia better santer on now
and look arter my family. Good bye. y
He slouched away, with his hands deer
In tho pockets OF his brown jeans,
whistling q tuno OF lazy contentmont
Several days later, Mr.. Boglin, while
riding through the wilderness OF his
1 extensive domain, lost his bearings and
while wandering around aimlessly In
the woods, came upon nm old fellow
sitting astride the fork OF low trco.
'Nhy. how are you?" called tho mill
man.
"Sartor slow"
~ had quite talk with you tho other
day, ! believer"
80 do J."
"Have you found your family "
"Yes, most OF 'em. Bill an Sam an
Jake an Matt an Patsy an Sue, Si
Bob an Las an Tobe air Cill
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WHY HE WOULDN'T WORK
He Remembered tho Advice Given
to Brother zebby.
uis Family Had nern Washed Down the
Creek. Hut lie Di:n't worry-rciis
How zeb Went Up the Hiii
"nookerty. Iiookerty.'

w. J. Boglin, an adventurous East
cru capitalist. recently bought a largo
tract OF timber land lying near tho
Indian Territory. Mr. boglin set up a
sAw-mill, which was easy enough. but
when hs attempted to operate tho mill
he was confronted by a diiicuity which
he had not anticipated. lilo could not
secure the necessary help The neigh
boring people. either squattcrs in tho
original or very close limitations, ex-
hibited no interest In tho enterprise
Tney would sit about lazily watching
the work. but when asked TO help load
logs or In any way assist the head saw
yer, they would silently slouch away or
drawingly make excuses.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-21
A NIodern Improvement.

"Wo've got a better schome now than
holding up a whole train, remarked n
Western train robber to friend.
"What is 1t ?"
1--WE simply kidnap tho Pullman por-
tor, and hold him for ransom"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-21

THE MAN THAT WV DN u NOlths
"My good man" said lioglin, address
ing an old fellow who sat on \ log
''ean not employ you?"
"Whut fur?' ho answered., leaning
over and propipg up'his chin with his
hand
TO help draw logs"
"Whut do you wantor draw logs fur?"
"Why, TO saw them into boards, OF
course
"whut do you wanter saw 'em into
boards fur?"
"Oh, come now"
Cant come when Tn already here"
"You know what mean. want to
hire number OF hands TO help run this
mill; that's what want. What are you
doing?"
''Settin' right here"
"Oh. know that"
"Thcn whut made you ask moo"
"Now, look here"
"I'm lookin''
II want to hire you"
"Still loolsin'."
"And will give you dollar aud o
half per day. What do you say?'
'Say to what?"
ITO the offer, OF course"
"Nothin'."
"You don't want to work. then?"
mo, b'leye not"
'Why?"
avail, old Billy has had me. for one
reason"
who is old Billy?"
''old BILLY Rheumatic"
"Rut he hasn't got you now. has hop"
mo; not exactly, but he's got mort
gage on mo-"
''Where do you livo?"
"Fust one place an then another.
Livln' right here now."
''Imean, where Is your house?"
at was abouta mile irum here this
mornin', but reckon Its about twenty
miles frum hore now"
why, how Is that"
Putty bad, that's how. Creek RIG
3 last night and washed IL away"
What and you sitting here doing
nothing to repair the loss"
"Yes reckon Its what"
well. well, said the Eastern man,
this is indeed extraordinary"
"Yes, so is a crow"
III your house is washed away, wha,
has become OF your family?"
"Wall, l reckon thoy air scattered
along through the woods somewhar."
"Why don you look for them?''
"wall, don't reckon they'll spite bo.
fore mornin'."
Look hcre. you are not only lazy
but you are the completest fool ever
saw" I
"Yas, an that's whut the June bug
said to the duck"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-21
HnnsoN. Dec. Ia. 1889,

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-21

"Isuac, said Jacob, do you consider
marriage a failu.e?"
THAT depends " you marry rich
girl 1t is peter dan vailure."
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

L ! ]
NRo0li
|B,IIlTYl
h. Effect
|rYoung
oI5P'EteBI'
IN a dsF
Ia tken'
|siei)ires
p5,A.Y'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
a Rat Made Useful.
F. ON the Table.

The main telegraph wires in London run
through the subways in which the gas pipes
and sewers are placed. The principal arte-
ries are 80 large that it is easy enough for
men to work in them, but the pipes through
which the side wires branch off are much
smaller, and great care has to be taken to
preserve the connection between the main
and the lateral wires. Some time ago men
were repairing one of these latter, and care
leSsly omitted to attach it to a leading line
by which it could he drawn to it's place
when mended. The bunder seemed likely
to have serious consequences, for it was
thought that the whole of the lateral pipe
would have to be dug up in order to get at
the broken wire. But one of the
men came to the rescue with a
happy thought. suggesting that rat
should be procured, and with fine piece of
wire attacaei TO it, sent through the pipe.
This was done, but, to the dismay OF the
workmen, the new hand came to q stop
after 1t had gone few yards. The inventor
OF this idea was not yet, however, at the end
of his resources, and by his advice ferret
was procured and started on the oilatorY
rats track. There was moment of sus-
pense before 1t was settled whether the rat
would snow fight or run away; but this was
soon ended by the paying out of the wire,
and in a short time the latest addition to
the staff Of the poStoffice appeared at the
other end of the pipe. it was caught the
wire detached, and then it was set free in
recognition of the service it had rendered
By means of the wire the telegraph line was
secured, and long and laborious piece of
work saved
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

to remain in the House until adjournment.
About Ia O'Clock be telephoned n the Hotel
Hamilton TO send a coupe up 70 the capitol,
as be did not expect to get away before
midnight. Fifteen minutes nfterward a
page brought him a message received by
the telephone. II came from the Hamilton
hotel. 1t said:
The coupe has run away near the White
House.
At midnight the Houe adjourned.
ODonneli made slight search for coupe,
found none, and walked a mile and talf to
the hotel de arrived there dripping with
perspiration. Approaching the clerk he
said:
us there only one coupe about this estab-
lishmentn
"What do you meang" the clerk re-
Piled 1.-THE man is up there waiting for
you now"
"Why, you telephoned me that the coupe
had run away near the white house"
II did no such thing" the clerk re-
sponded. l tslephoned you:
The coupe is on the way with a white horse.
\
0'Donnell, by the way, Is quite wit. The
other day some members were canvassiug
the amiable qualities of George w. Childs
Mr. Allen of Michigan seemed much inter
ested. He listened to the many good words
said on behalf Of the good man and then
asked what sort of a looking man Mir.
Childs was
You remind me of him every time l
look at you," Mr. O'Donnell replied
How sop Mr.. Allen asked.
you are so different" was the reply.
AMOS !. CUMMINGS,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
Table No. 2.

Prlnce Albert Suits and
Getaways in Fine Worsteds,
Wide Wales, Tricos, Clays,
ETC., etc., ranging from $40
to $2S will be offered from
SIS to $50, according to
grade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
Do YOU REALIZE
The difference between the
ordinary ready made clothing
and the high grade garments
we handle?

You may think this differ
ence is of no moment, but it
is really the difference be-
tween good styles and indif-
ferent styles, between being
well-dressed and poorly
dressed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
While others trv TO show

While others try to show
you how fctitiously cheap
their clothing is we strive to
convince you of the excel
lence of ours. actual
Merit, " you see, is what we
rely on to win and retain
your custom; at the same
time guaranteeing our prices
to be the lowest for qualities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
CLOTHING.
LEWIS.
SEE IF This INTERESTS YOU

We are inaugurating a Bar
gain Sale of Mems and Boys
Clothing for fall wear, com
mencing FRIDAY, AUG. %,
and lasting until Saturday,
Sept. 6, inclusive.
In this we will offer nice
made high grade clothing.
and will arrange as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
Something About IaI Millinery.

Our connections for most complete and successful Fall
Millinery opening completed and agents in
London, Paris Lyon, Basic and Creefed sending daily
invoices and samples of novelties exquisite and beautiful
beyond description. Our orders for Veves and novelties
in Ribbon have already been given and the looms
turning out goods which in richness and beauty will be
eXcelled anywhere north Our Pattern Round Hats and
Bonnet opening will be the grandest in this
try and will comprise designs from Vrgot Viecome Lud
wig, Russell and other artists from London and Paris
Notice of Fall opening will be given Our Summer stock
which still large sell any price Our Ribbon sale
continues heretofore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

THE first Portfolio contains designs that cost as
low as e5a0, $500, $40 and Ss0l
Any . Of the above Portfolios for s.; any7
for $40; the complete set az for SIS. Bound
volume containing over 30 designs selected
from the various portfolios, price IS, return
able IL not satisfactory.
Address X w. eHOPPELL.
Architect, co B'Hay, New York.
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NJ EfGhANrA manufaernrsrs. mershAi fcs
WI corporations. ADD all others h need %
pnntlnR. ntb0gTapbng. and blank b0oks oaa
haze their orders promptly filed az moderate
kFcas, ~ TIE AOhhiAe NEWS FiIh1Ih9
hDu3k MhltAker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

,..Nsrlin's Funny story-Monarch OF
- Br,tss Speaker Reed on the
80 that Leadeth to Destruction
Judge Culberson Tells a Little Texas
Iale.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29


Jud Ie 81 81 The ablest men in the House is
is not5i DaVla b. Culberson of Texas. There
d. " snowy about him He is a ouiet
sbe o,iIea man, with heavy brow. broad
OcoaIte'S ana great intellectual capacity.
otb ar aIIY he visits the cloak room. The
ocrat,a ne entered it while several DEM
the Ha, members were commenting unon
the D .a NC made by the farmers alliance in
rzc.ivoI' Information had Just been
prass,. e1 Vi the defeat of a well known CON
done n1. seeking denomination. He had
nlacato 'tetyth!ng that could be done to
He bad w. w. alhance early in the season.
treasnrr Joilied IL and swallowed its sub
far,ba.' sCneme. He even went n stem
of FIJI lie introduced bill as far ahead
as tbot ouU treasury scheme in extravaganza
tectivo meme is ahead of the strongest nro-
allan arm. 1t was al in vain. The
blood, lan over him and lett him CRYING
mind case remarked the nudge ere
in Ts,a li0 VI story of man once lxnew
behind a vo ne was riding over rough road
WARD ana o ne OF oxen. He sat in the for
As the abo VA we cart upon pile OF boxes.
tppled Pa Popped into rut the pile
NE csr, i ny, lost his balance and fell ont of
wou.d ~ he was afraid thai the wheel
the gro,' Iu over him. and before he struck
was t-oIatt he loudly shouted. sWhoap II
But tb,s ave. The wheel did 90 over MIN
30 Iona vas not all. He shouted ,Wnos !,
backed I a long that tho oxen stopned ana
sssc,rd w. ", cart. The wheel went over him
emu.i6g ins son IN June gave rise 30 an
sacksln Mo- james 0'Donnell Of
aiq good r.,,,,, = genial oong ressman
publican. lie was compelled
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
NO HELP FOR THEM.
thirty Msn Eatomhed in q harn~
ias Ooilisry IN Wyomins.
ALL cope on RESCUE lBlsDOsEh
A psller sxgt~slSs - . ssa a. Fs~s~ssses
"a hnas EeF4s Aas ass&stly -2S
Ass9as Nasssss -
O1kars


CssrENxR w 4 April 20 ihiriy
nss srs i1prisssse ia he EsCk spfiAgs
Goa mlEs M =. ~biek Is 90 nre, sna u
Is almost certain th4t AL sre aesa lhe
ssins ~as alsoessfee 10 IA 40 Tire st
q cl<,ck Tuosass RorniSe sno st
O'Clock whee the fSnaes beess ~ spread
RAPIDLY. tho mes ~ers ordered a. the
surface. They haa hardly beguH
- issue Ir0m ths shafts mouth
Wben sn explosion eoeurFeo. search
lEg party to ~ IA The rescue ~ The men
below had 5ust disappeared when
another explosion occurred followed ~
three others ia rapid succession aesen
Of the sesrCAers were injured one past
recovery A dozen acre sciuntsers de-
sended sad brought up ga iusensihie
ChInsuen. tSo of hom died ia iew
minutes they sse teD 0thsT CtlnAmcH
lying PROSTATE smoks heg4u -
Issue IL large soiums irou a.l 1be
entrances. aEd further attempts to satS
tie msn Imprisoned below we're Aban-
donod There are suil 81 least thiriy
men ia the mine mostly Chinese hii
the entrances 10 ths nine have haaA
closed. order - .esp ne IRE ~llh q
certalr bounds
The Rine has - underground sf.s
81 niue miles. cal'4l - ~ 300 cars :
dsy and he pfesi se ~ pros aeine ito
best fpel uiued 81 She Nost 10 10 the
property of ihe tuloa Pacific railway
and valued 81 co. o0o
TnUfH NoHhNfN ETfIFn
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

DUsuQUE, Ia. April s3-GsOEys Cor
asll ~A0 va shot By j. J. 0raaell
lAss Wednesday Eighb died At
North McGfegos Tuesday aighk He
nsssx rscoysrsd consciogsnsss sftsr
the shoogins. and ns,sr uttered
a sord Mira 0rianslL shs cause
Of the tragedy. Is dangsrousiy III
A. Cisytoa. near hsGregor. aad the
phYsisiaa acids bat listls hopes for her
recovery. GrnaslI Is IN AL &C
EikAder. The county seAi and viii
PROBABLY be held without ball ustil ths
osxt term Of the court Of which hs vas
IAs aneiAl reporter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
BITS or IMPORTATION.

TIE Ute Indians are anxious - be
transferred from tAeir reservation n
SosoIs sde d eus III & AZ.
The bill Ter improving - msry's
river ans H@y axe channel MioniEsn.
y - "a Iassesy rs2ogtoa - lie hssAa
ID Is sxpeeted thal the MelswiRkls
~eaasuNare works 81 bePsres We,
whlch s9rnea sb0eE yeaf so, will bs
rsbullL
Tie oouEca 81 The Empss 81 Russia
Us passed blil preventing children
un3er - sears " sge from working IN
factories
john Beck @Gs aRe Elisha Dyer, ef
HammondspOrt n y. we're ero~nea
OF T~o Nile PoiaL Rsuks lAAs Men
day HiEat
MAFloa CenuiDgs, years old. WAS
drowned at Dsasllle III. while play
iug .tte several CON pSnions On = rsfl IN
faTe lake.
Attorney General n illeS sss appointed
John j. Frat ~ 10 Crosse. Assistant
UHitsd States Attorney isT The NesterE
district VI Wisoensia
The special oom lnittee 50 invesUgEts
the msr5er Of Clayton in Arkansas eft
W@shington Tuesday siternooH for that
State 70 begiu rs ih,esugauoA
IL is estimated thst IL .ill take z 600
oars II ship tas ice p0t ~ 81 SteyeRs
polnt Wis. durlhg the past season
and aos IA houses Just outside The olty
limits
The Californi. Athletic Club decided
Tuesday night 10 give purse Of 80, coo
for hght between sullivan aud jack.
son The battle will take place IN sep
ten Der
The semi annual con ven tion Of the Ill.,
nois Grand division % the onder OF sons
Of Ten perance began Tuesday IA Joliet
the reports showing good increase oi
meu befship
In Dallas County, Ark, KIT Malst
killed Henry OAsps aud N4s l!msel.
fatally wounded i hey were farmer'
aud had qusrreled as ~ tie ownershil
OF piece oi land.
An unusually large vein Of lead. as
serted by experienced miners 10 be al
eKhausllble. Was struck Tuesday IL 4
depth Of thlrty-Gye feet within the cltJ
limits Of Galena, H.
Randolph Dubois. who murdered hil
wife. two children and moiher-in-law u
the village OF 81 Adams, Que, cou pl'
OF months ago. has been sentenced u
be hanged on June 20.
Tuesday Insurance COMMISSIONS
Philip Cheek. OF Wisconsin, Withdrew
bis resignation, rendered 70 take efiec
May l. because the Governor is not en-
powered 70 appoint his successor.
Tne truant officer a. Tuscols, Ill, wa
fined Tuesday for srresting a boy at
sent from school without leave. HIS &c
fense was that the compulsory eeues
tion law gave him that authority.
David A. Tssgart, president OF th
New Ham pShire State Senate. was IN
augurated as acting Governor Tuesds
and Will perform the Gubernatorial du
ties during the absence Of Governo
Goodell, inczpacitsted by illness.
The memorial stone OF the new Fourt
Baptist Church. of Chicago, Was lsl
Tuesday afternoon with impressive an
interesting ceremonies. a number c
leading clergymcn taking part Th
church is 10 cost SO, 600 and 10 be CON
plotted before winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
FRANK PHILLIPS fArr.
a Southern Colonel kills the Tamoul
Cs1tor OF tie uatnrfd outlaws.

a Southern Colonel Etis "a. Tanous
Csptor or tie uatnsfd outlaws.
LOUISVILLE Ky, April c5 a ropori
comes from Cstlottsburg tEst Colonel
N. :. Smith, manager of lum bef COM
pany near Plneville. shot and iillod
Frank Phillips last Saturday Smith vas
a Colonel in tho Confederate arUy and
Phillips was The man who followed the
Hattie ids across tbs Big Sandy ~ ihe
time they killed Affair McCoy and sue
ceodod in capturing SIX 81 them and
lodging them in I1neville Jail Ihey
were subsequently tried. and one. III
lison Mounts. bas been hanged. Willie
tive others are IN tbe psniionuary
Phillips. vhcn be- frft met smith
some weeks ago. charged him with
being the msD wbo darrc che var.
had Phillips father arrested and sent
10 prison This smith denied. and
Phillips was apparently satisfied
That night however. Phillips went
10 smiths quarters AID shot him
while in bed. lnflctng wound
which was Vsinfol bui not danger
ous When smith recovered 10 secured
from Governor Fleming. of West Nir-
rlnla- requisitioB OF Governof Buclf-
ner for Phillips arrest Under authofi-
~ - Governor Buckncr Nniih gas at
tempting 20 arrest Phillips when ths
latter vgas ki lnd
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 23 Fire in
John G. Wagner's Gye-story business
block caused a total loss Of about
$500, 600. The Osborn hotel near by
was scorched and the guests rushed into
the street in their night clothes, but no
one was injured. The heavy losers arc the
owner OF the block, Wearer, Thomas &
Kirk. manufacturers Of Ane shoes, and
Langslow, Fowler & Co. leather, plush
and carpet chair manufacturers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Mes. April - "A letter Foostssd
hers brings as~s u disasSreas secissas
- tas Yzcbs Aaa04B4. sns pr0psrsy 0f
James eeFtSa bsaastt Ia ia CAinA
oeA Ri0lsns storm struck tas boat
and the fearful sea swept ever hsr
Tires Of the ere- we're swept overheard
Although tas yacht ~as seriously dam
aged sne ~as A3ls % maze . snaik
Chinese goft where sic Eemzias tor ths
present. Ar Bennett Nss ca board
himself ssith = party o. young friends
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
In the House.

WAsHrSSTov. April % After SIS &C
tion on the worlds fair bll Tuesday
the House went into committee of the
whole on the leg g.slatlve appropriation
bill A good deal OF discussion was
elected over tne features Of The bill
which relate &c tho pay % tho Civil
Service Commission and its expenses.
Without finishing tho bill the com
mitten rose and the Housa al lournei.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

A sfzi si4sxhk~r 90 D4h~1.~2 w~rFs~Es
~ Eh~ 1as@ssAs Ezs4~s A<-F-s.sty
Ersaes ss@nzsd e4s eeas slAs4
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