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central tanking business Ind inviltn the accounts of the citizens ol Hopkins and adjoining counties JlM the inist and most frctira vault in that section or Kentucky Sent FreeTo nny person inlcrcstcdjn Ini minr innttcrs or who loves anl mils wi will send frcr upon ap plcllinnn copy of the AiUANCi ILl orjTti f this Society In ail 1111101111 iiiMMy inliriSiiig ruail iit it cuiiiuii s a list of tIiL vilicililc nnU uniiMial prctniiims jinn II Ibis Address TUB NATIONAL HUMANE ALJIANCE 410411 United Cliarlttisllutliline New York CiplUI tick raId In turplutFuAd 180000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a hank account are numerous It Is not to busi new meh we are talklnR thry know all about IIbullo salaried men1agi carnf rs nd lo womena Thrre1 sretit thti bank js a nod on Theruii convenience ihtt money always reidy and put of reach of your own pony tquan iletliiK too It is easy lo spend unall sums when nu hnvo n larue rtim in sour pockil S MADISONVILLE KENTUCY 10 onpon- pccripttoII5 propPorlt it takrs limn It riqulns experience and a complttoknpledio ofilriiBS It rqoifBH ihn druggi tohavii n lirii Hinouiit nf drugs fresh drugs Mn must Rive the best pmsililn work nnd for compcnsalion he must bo rcn onnblfl WITH TilE AHOVE FACTS KUMEM HER WERE CARKPOL 0 ST BERNARD DRUQ STORE lIIYSM IIQhiR 4nger ST JAMESHOTEL ST LOUIS JIot 1 fl4TE 1 ft200 PER DAY t I1 pqm qpl preqkfast 100 I EUHQPPAN PfcANt ltPO Per Day J ii 1IN MM1f HSBI WI4 f1f1J VI8ftt4Jslojl Ut 8T1JAMSFIOTELqd TURKISH DATflOjieniilI Night W t WMUIIIfotteAltL mO MwaDDUlluatI DO tor IiJII oe- rj M w I or os cuiuu4 1eUoil AIIIe4- C p UfiBA4S DISGRACE Gov Buahnoll Has Bogun an Offlolal IdvostleratlOH Ol time Military Phase of tIme nlotSomo- Oijp IVnonntecl time SherIff In Hit Bappoiod Telftph6no Talk with the Uqvcrnor COLUUDUS 0 Juno 8oov lush nell last night began unofficial Inves tigation of the military phase of time Urbana affair AdjUeuV Axlino assist- Ing him Tlio governor was In his of fice until Into last night to hear the statement Col Authony of time Third regiment Capt George N Leonard and LleuUlt a Campbell and W 0 Oil5ford- of the Urbana company It developed that Sheriff McLalu did not have telephonic communication with till guy ernor on Friday night as has been re ported dipt Leonard stated Unit at the time tho governor talked over goverimorbelievedter was In the jail and Jiadno moans of getting to a telephone It Is believed that HOIUO olllclous personrep resenting himself to bo time shcrlftieoin niuntoatud with the governor and that the real fuels wore not made known tho Idea being to convoy a false impression to thu governor The fact that Sheriff McLaln tele graphed for troops Is not denied but regarthimmgtueqrnor misled him to judging of tho necessities of tho occasion demanded when the formal call for troops WAS made Time governor will Investigate tho matter thoroughly The governor has received ausuranco that It will be perfectly safe for tho officers of time Urbana company to re trbannIIIProminent ofllclals and citizens of Urbana ltvlJod against civil ac tion In Champaign county and time talk of indicting the officers of the Ur bana militia it is now believed will come to naught SUPERSENSITIVE People Who Itcwort to Mob Law lIon K pact the Distrust of UnrAbldlng Citi- sans 4oiuunua 0 Juno K A special to saysrlmcretho published reports that Champaign county or Urbana Is to bo placed under martial law There Is no ne ell sity for anything of the hind It is supposed here that the report origi Springfieldand men are attached who went to protect the jail and that he Is disposed to this course ns a means of protection to them Sheriff McLaln returned to Ur burnt yesterday A MONSTER METEOR Bnppotcd to Uan Struck tho I2rth Mil Produced a Shock Taken lor- an Earthquake LANSING la June 8An explana earthquakehaiwest of this city report seeing a large ban of fire sailing through tho slty In a northerly direction about tho time thu shock was felt Sunday morning Immediately following tho disappear unco of time atrungo sight there was nn awful explosion anti It Is now thought to have been a monster meteor which llls have struck tIm earth somewhere In northeastern Iowa JUBILEE CELEBRATION Resident Englishmen of StLouU Will Attend Jubilee Services IST Louis Juno ILAt a meeting of native born Englishmen Sunday after noon nt Ufa Churah of the Itcdeemer It was decided to have a Jubilee service In Christ Church cathedral on Sunday afternoon June 20 at 420 which will make Itslmultancous with similar serv ices in Great Britain and throughout tho world Prof Darby tho cathedral organist will arrange suitable pro gramme of music nnd tho other por tions of the service Is In the hands of a committee named for that purpose Fall of an I5lev tor Four 1enon Injured Ciliovoo Juno 8hn elevator In tho building at 05 Dearborn street felt from the second floor to time basement with three passengers and tho elevator man yesterday Injuring all of them The fall was attended by no serious consequences but tho Iron weights which balance tho car were released from their places and crashed down elevatoclushlllgIt Au VsCouny Official Sentenced for Em lioxxleraent ATLANTA do Juno 8 Former Mayor J hmu Tyler Coopur wSio was convicted Saturday of qmnbezzlinfunds of the countywhllo serving as eRrlc to that boar t of commissioners Was sen tenced yesterday morning to throe months Imprisonment and 9500 fine t To Erect a HoiplUI at the Union Printer Horn 5 COLOIUDO SPUING CoiJune8Timrt plans submitted by architects of this city for a now 810030 hoiplftil for thin Union Printers homo in this city Intro liocn accepted and Its construction will bo begun1 Immediately Ueuth of a Well Known Mliilojiary- PiTTsnunati Pa Juno 8Wori was thatThiSreformed Presbyterian church tiled tvt Syria Juno 4 Deceased was well kilQwn throughout thy country Elevator llurnedP- ONTIAO 111 June aAt Saunemln lost night a grain clovntor containing 80000 bushels of oats belonging to hart Jett Frazier Co of Chicago was burned to tho ground ReeretarXof WHK AJsBf t Y4BHiNflTqjf Juno 8 Secretary AI gem returned to the city yesterday af knioon after a weeks absence at West l Mnt and In Detroit National App l It Is estimated that the qoVernmont jj losing three mllllpn flollaro a week In rev Gnus by the delay in the passage of the Tariff bill The people are losing ten times nt much in work on account of too delay WB earnestly ask every one of our readers immediately write a postal car- dloalloasl one member pf time United State Senate at Washington UrgIng and demanding the JmnMdiat pMMgeof a Prolsclive Tarilflawa such a law as will give ai1tqualepr eiion to Amstican labor and American Industries Addre5- liyourpolalcard to lion Wm J Dehoe Uft S W DiC 4 TIE YEARS FAILURES iloiulU of nn Iiui orfnnt Statistical Invez tlcatloii by nrdditreet Nnw YOIIK Juno 0 Bradstrcot1 publishes this week the rcsultsof wJbat Is claimed Is tbo most Important statis concernIngHues of trade It covers tho past three yeas nnd tho summary of Its results fallurelJInworo ten or more annually during the throe years named Commercial enterprises wholesale and reo tall are necn to furnish TO per cent of tho busI- ness failures each year and manufacturing nearl72lO3faIlurestn or more than onehalf wero ot retail com mcrclnl concerns The counting of the total number of Individuals arm and corporation Importnnllineatotals constitute wbat may be termed tho bust ness population of the country In these lines fatlurciInorIInosthat In IBM 71 out of every 1000 clothing con cern and El qut of every 1009 bicycle houses relatlvoll alllineevery 100 In business Commercial failure twolIneldealers In hats furniture glassware dry Roods notions woolens jewelry lumber mull hut ware After that the raw of embarrassment approximated moro nearly tha normal THE WILY SULTAN rubE to Shirk ItonponelbllltyTho Holy Synod Too Much for Count MnravlcrT LONDON Juno TTho correspondent of tho Standard Constantinople says Acting upon the advice of Izzet Hey negoUatlons responlilblllty popular partyltaitheoryUlItthe prospects of pcaco Increase The rcthroburgIusMurnvIclT tho Russian foreign minister told him he personally objected to Russian Intervention on behalf or Ureccc and had counteracted tho feih mine liUritftui started with that ob jeet but the holy svnod Induced the czar to Intervene THEY FOUND GOLD Bncc ol tho Amrrlrmn llipoilltlon toTerra Dcl1uClo NEW Yoiuc J uno 8 dispatch to the Herald from Ilucnos Ayres says The American expedition which uegohasquantities which will yield a large profit for tho working A syndicate wlthjx large amount o- fcnpltlilliit1 lorm for tlic cJf portation of wheat It believed that with the material aid furnished them by tho government tho farmers will be able to raise an extensive crop HOW THEY STAND Avenge at the Clone of 1lny Sunday Jane 5 Following Is thai standing of tho league bascbill club at tho cloao of play June S Per Won Lost cent Baltimore H 9 c- CincInnatiCi 12 607 Boston t U 057 MONowCleveland 13 19- IB 629- ITllrooUljn M3 Ihllodulnhl 10 10 BOO Joulvillo 19 n- ChicagoII 44- 4U 389 Wuhtitgtcn U 21 enS- OIiitLoul S 211 REMARKABLE ESCAPE Eiploilim of flas In the flack Dlamona Mlno nt SIunoDgitliolu In MOXOXIIUIRIA 1a June 8By an cxploilon of gUll in tho Black Diamond mine of the Drown Coal Co two mites south several men were in jured but none fatally The ex plosion occurred about seven oclock and a rescuing party went Immediately Into the mine anti nil of tho men wcro taken out before they were overI como by the deadly after damp The escape of tho 300 miners was most re marl ble COLLIDED IN THE THAMES Ono Steamer Sunk mill Four Live Lost LONDON Juno T1he steamers lilt tern nUll Ystroom both bound for Am sterdam collided in tho Thames early yesterday morning The Ystrfiom foundered two of her passengers be Ing drowned The remainder of her passengers and her crow wcro taken on board the Bittern which was data aged The liltterns second officer and carpenter wero drowned TURKISH EXCESSES Rorlntit Charge Acalast the Sultan Sol ltera lu ISplrua and Liirlsjit- ATIIBXB Juno 8Itls ofllclally an nounced that tho Turks huvo commit ted serious oxceasos in Ejilrus violat ing women duflllng churches and engaging In general pllltijje- Tba Turkish Irregulars It Is also an nounced have committed similar ox cosics In tho villages round Larlssa b Twenty Wheelmen Injured NEW YOIIK JjinoWlsIlo turning a sjliarp corner at tho foot of n steep hut i0 riders In a five mug road rue near Jassale N J ran Into the mouth of a big stone quaVy nud oryone ol tho racers was Injurncd and every wheel was wrecked That none of the Iders was killed la extraordinary Rlrlmrd Nevens Dangerously III NEW You June 0 Richard Nevlns former state printer of Qhbaqd pub Usher of thp Qlilo Htntoaman Is said to dftlffcrously Ill at the Hotel Qorard For flnrenrlng at Ills Father Sr Louis Juno4 Joseph Klein was fined 550 for swcarlnir ut his fathov OttoKicinITo euro a cUillj When the lips begin to quiver and turn blue and bsforo the first cbllly shivering sensation cornea on take a full dose of Dr Dells Pepperment Chill Tonic It Is slimalatlng It warms the bloods it promotes the circulation of the blogd Itwill prevent Ibo chill nine timcj jutano It is guaranteed to prevent the chill ton ilMig In ten if ken rQQiboprs before cklll time Forsaiaby S Bernard brag Store Earlfnpten Gco Kn g St Charles r v SuUcrib forTH BE- Et t 6 CABINET CRISIS ENDED Tho Quoon Regont ofSpain Retains tho Oanovas Ministry Veylol1relnlug lolloy Will sun be Main- taIned regenthasmier lu his ministerial powers und tIme cabinet will remain in office with unchangedAll tho chamber of deputies who were cour suited by her majesty as well as three marshals have advised tho recall of CupUGen Woyler from Cuba Thu Queen ItcRMit Uecblou Itecelre4 at Washington VASIIINOTOr Juno 0 Spanish Min later Dupuy Do Lome today received a cablegram announcing tho result of tho queens decision In the matter of tho Spanish premier and cabinet min- Isters who recently tendered their res ignations The ministers dispatch U saystheafter consulting with the former pro miers and tho marshals Included In tho former were Senor Sagosta the present loader of tho liberal patty anti Martinez Campos tho captain general of OenWeylerMrpossibilities of the retention in office of tho present ministry In relation to thin policy to bo pursued with regard to Cuban affairs and the Incumbency of CaptQcn Wcyler Secretary Sherman also received a long cable dispatch from United States Minister Taylor at Madrid Presum ably It Is in connection with thin hap penings of time day In that city but nit was In cipher tho secretary was un able todisclose tho contents THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION Still Threatening Trouble In Hawaii Store Japanese MenofWar Coming stefimerCoptic InyStAccording to tho latest Information procurable time difficulty between Jar pan anti HawaiI growing out of tim Immigration question him been In bythoon board of the Japanese ctulscr Nan Iwal now at Honolulu stntp that it second Japanese manofwar is now en route to Honolulu and that a thlrtl vessel is about to depart frpm Volta hama for tho islands C Mrs Shlmamura wife of tho Jap JQleavotended departure caused a rumor In Honolulu to tho effect that tho minis tel would soon fpllov haIlo nd ralUed tut1io WR not sent ivltlUW governmentInversy and ho gavo clo o friends to Understand that unless a reply satisfactory to him were made ho would severlgdlplomnlleand Hawaii THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Special IxurItatc Excuriloiu Arranged for tho Occasion NEW YORK June 5The board of managers of tho Joint Traffic associa tion has recommended number of special Fourth of July excursions and has also fixed a rate of IK firstclass faro per capita for tho national meet- Ing of tho Benevolent anti Protective MtnneapohisCommissioner Blanchard has made tho following recommendations of a onefaro rate for tho O A IL encampment at Iluffalo In August and for tho meeting of the army of tIme Potomac at Troy August 20 and 31 SHOT HIMSELF SuIcide of an ElectIon Judge In Chicago by Shooting CHICAGO June tchuust Miller on election judge In the Twentyeighth precinct of the Twentystxfh ward havingbeencount of illness Miller had been acting peculiarly all morning and was finally told to go home for awhile Without a word he walked out went to his room got a revolver anti going to thin barn about 100 foot from the home put a bullet Into hits brain FIVE MEN KILLED In a Collision on tho Omaha Ilalli paU Neat hudson JunctionI JIKD30X WIs Juno 8lvo men were instantly killed and tour were bad ly Injured by a collision on the Omaha railroad near Hudson junction yester day afternoon Tho trains were run ning at a Iiiglt raw of speed and met on a sharp curve affording thin crews no possible escape1- ImLipposrltncd ot 813000 Explained ST PAUI Minn Juno 0 Charles II Jackson a ropmmato ot Teller SSsolinn of the NormanAmerican bank has ox plained tIme disappearance of 813000 from tim bank Zschau paiaad the money to him In a lot of scrap paper Tho theft WWi traced when Jackson paid a chock with money of the description of that missing Eight Thousand Hollar for an Attn KANSAS CITY Mo Juno 4A special to the Star from Olathe Jean says Wm N Fornker of Argentine ICon 1 obtained judgment for 83000 In the dlV trlct court of this county yesterday against tho Atflhlsou Topaka t San ta Fu lCall way Co for the loss of his loft arm hist July while acting as fireman for time company lluuonlo riasuo Break Oat InJlddnh Arabia JIPUAII Arabia Juna 8aQvoral cases of BcUnca belleTed to bo bU bonlp plafro have occurred hero The grandest raUwfay station in the world sayatbo Scientific AmerfcanIs the Victor Terminus pt the Indian Peninsula Railway at Oombay India The execution 01 the work occupied ten years and the fstl mated cost i bout S 17000000 FJlty thousand coalrnIers In the State of Ohio West Virginia and Indiana or now almost d la strike against the re duction of the mining price The Republicans Edraaoea count I have F Edwards a scum money Democrat for Circuit Judge t Ttt OTHERWISE UNNOTICED pORtIMrs Martha D English a pioneer of Cooper county Mo Is dead Mrs Orpha Pattpn aged 60 died at Fnlrb ry Ill Sunday She was a plo ocor A cloudburstin southeast Franco has fausda property loss of 10000000 franqs Japan It Is said has threatened to lover relations with tho Hawaiian ro public countyIatbank deposit Anonument In memory of W T Walker was unveiled by the Scdalta Moj Woodmen Beimtoro Jones of Arkansas find Vest of Missouri nru Mild to be leadl tarifllltl1T1reo faDing walls in u fire In tho Standard Biscuit Co4 factory III Sun Francisco BAcratnry of the Treasury Gage is prcl a financial mcusura to bo submitted to congress next winter wIsthi InnAiucrlUati commercial con gresieetAslitonexundrln La was burned Saturday nfgltt lawIs Colder 60 years old coloredt Id11c11Jy JHaydenham and contents together with three p vdfuablc horses was burned at Mar I shall Mo SundayuA hotel owned by AVllllain Hall and CityTennNejv Orleans perished joy Bushucll of 01mbsays that tho members of the national guard at Ur bana simply did their duty amid arc en titled to time support of tho state l John Cullicptt the negro prophet of Lafayette lad who has predicted tho eniiif tho world next Sunday dcllv i ircd hits farewell address Sunday ComMQdoreliShly lit Washington She leaves a fain In ly of two daughters and live sonll anInmtowomen Sunday Mrs Urcon was born aslave at Portsmouth Vtv Tran Hncltworth anti his son Am SpringsTennassaSslnatcd William McCoy last FrI t ilaywSouthwest ICn sascatthemnen are rais nga fund to increase tIme wolf and foyoto bounty these pests having be wjmo exceedingly destructive to live r v It is reported that Edhcm la ha the commandcrinchlcf of the Turkish forces In Thessnlly will represent time re sultan at tho approaching jubilee cole T brations In London- CongressUlan Joseph W Bailey of Texas the house leader of time them ocracy has como out flatly for tho re BrynnfoTho queen regent of Spain has con firmed Senor Canqvas tho premier In his ministerial powers and tho cabinet will remain In office with personnel and policy unchanged SpanIsh D F suited by tho queen regent as well as three marshals havo advised the recall a of CapUQen Weylcr from Cuba Tho United States grand jury at Perry Okla Indicted S Eppstcln a prom- Inent business man of Chicago Tho charge is that Eppsteln sold bogus United States warehouse receipts at Q W Davis a former living near Roanokc Tex has been arrested and taken to cnton charged with tho murder of tho man Samples whoso badly mutilated and decomposed body was found Friday Ruts Rivera hate commander of the Cuban Insurgents in Plant del Rio who was wounded anti captured by time A Spaniards will It Is said bo liberated from Cabanas prison on tho condition jtheTHE MARKETSlNew YOIIK Juno 8 mi OVTTLF Native Steers 1 1 It Q1 5 COVIONSI1Chiinmr 7Jif 7i rnUItVlnter Wheat 350 44 485lWIIBAtNo I Northern t fOA1No2POUICNoirMcs 860 dj 000 Bl LOUIS TMUKKVKSatccrsCows mind hollers 200 4ft a 00 CAtVKSlcach 460 44 UOO llOUSKtilr toboleet 3 2S A 360 SI11IJIllIlr to Choke 300 U 40- 1tLOUntitlcnts 440 U 465 1aiioyto KitraUa 34U 0 1 15 wI1tArNo 2Kea Winter to mci CUltNNo 2 llsc t oItYINth2ruIIAttuLugs 30J 4 80J oflAYClearUU1ltIttJI10IcolJalry 0 4ft IS c JJUUHKro 4ft 8 IUKICbUmlunt tnowj A 823 54LA1tUPriiuIuamnOHIO a OATfLnNutlro Steel tn ft 020 IKXSSKalr to Cbutoe a 85 44 110- SItI0FI1nirtotJhmoicc 1 M tI 6 00 cMUU Winter Iatentx 4 W 44 4 40 Kiirlni 1utoul 370 to 4 00 VHKATNo 2 Spring OTM4 INoSltcU lib i6 COHNNOS lIijQ 21 ovrsNo3 4ft 18 IOltlCMtH new 7 10 U 775 Ie MiS MOl 11 Y t OV11L2SimIiqmin I3teui 310 tJ 1 ro IKMlSAtlUriwlol 82 14 8 4714 WHEATNO e iiani Is 00 O S White IB U IV UOllNNo2 1MUU O NBW OH tANS FI UIlHI uUrdo 4 n n 4- 93COItNa2t as OATSWcstcrn U SM 31700IOtlCNelMcurroM Mwdiinir lID l IOUI3V WI- WII13ATNoflhIect 7d14i WI OOllNNo SMIxwl 2I 2o OATSNO BMixcai lU14 2- 41iIciCNowMoi DOO U DrHAOO Hlta 5I a Ml COtmNMIUiJllnf 7M S 74 No One Thought She Could Live IIbelieve that if it had not got Dr Carlstedtfi Great Remedy for my daughter r ale would not be with us ta da abe OlI run dawn and her illness developed rheumatism and rheumatic Every one said that she could nol live Five I doctarsgave her no relief yet by thq limitI m n bad Inn twp bottles of Dr tdts German Liver Powder shu wasI able lo sit tip In bed and lodrty she is as strong as she ever was Grid we have noth V lag ta thank forU but nr CArlstedts LI Great German Remedy SHITH VICKBM Tallula Ill maJ r7 r FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESSJ Special Raton IN the senate on the 2d Mr Tlllman secured the adoption of a resolution directing thIS Judiciary committee to Inquire Into the recent decisions against the South Carolina dispensary low with a view to reporting Such legislation as might be desirable to enable the state to rcgulato the liquor tnimo In Its own way Tho tariff bill was then taken up and Its considera tion occupied the remainder ot tho lositou Much progress was mode onehalf of the Im portant octal schedule being completed A Tho house was hot in session IN the senate on the 3d tatter the usual exciting debate precipitated by Senator Tlllman consideration of tha tariff bill was resumedand ten pages ot the metal schedule were covered In the house several bills were passed by unanimous consent among them ono to make 10000 of tho unexpended balance of the MIssis- sippi flood Kuffercri fund available for the El laso Tex flood sufferers IN tho senate on tho 4th speechmaking oc cupied so much of tho tuna that but little pros ross was made on tho tariff bill Consideration tho Metal schedule was completed and tho upbutplea for Increased protection for the wool grower and Mr Duller N C spoke In favor of na Income tnxTbe house was not In sessionIN senate on the 6th consideration of the tariff bill was resumed the wood schedule was com iolot and the sugar schedule was reached During tho day many of the paragraphs of tho restorInlt feet proved tho greatest stumbling block en countered since the debate begun und led to an- xtended debate which developed a wlds diver of vicwmiTho hous3 was not In ses IN the senate on tho 7th the lumber para graph ot tho wood xhcddlo which has been stubbornly contested than any feature of he bill thus far was disposed or tho final vote marking tho breaking of party lines eight Oem ocrats voting with tho majority and three re ubllcans voting with the opposition A mo to substitute the Wilson lumber schedule defeated and the schedule as agreed to wa- sassedIn the house a few bills ot minor sparing ntil tho 10th A RIPE OLD AGE Mrs ChrIstina Knlscr Died In Wisconsin at 108 QALENA 111 Juno 4Mrs Christina Kaiser who died a few days ago at tho ago of 10S years was Juried from her ate home In Wisconsin 12 miles north of this city Mm Kaiser was a native of Germany and tho date of her births welt authenticated She settled in Jefferson over sixty years ago und lived there until her death lour gen rations of her descendants are living Jo Davless county III and Grant county Wls Site ictalnciher physical vigor and mental faculties to a remark able degree to the last SWEPT DY A CYCLONE Iroat Matnnge with Homo Loss of life Reported UTICA N Y June IIA cyclonic storm swept over a territory about- wenty miles long and n halfmile ide In the western cculrnl part of this county Great damllfe was done by time wlnetcspeolally In tho town of Westmoreland where at feast half a dozen barns were blown UvnnndsllrJta1h moyetLLzcu their foundations In one barn Mrs Charles Cook took fuge with her son eight years old ime barn fell In tho storm and Mrs Cook Was Instantly hilled and time boy rushed so badly that he cannot live In every direction tho highways are blocked by tho trees that wore blown across them Telephone anti telegraph lines aro broken- NEWLEASE OF LIFE Theodore Durrant Wilt Not Hang for Foul Months at Least SAN FhANcieco June N Theodore tmrraut wilt not bo hanged on next rmay Ills attorneys have gained for him anew lease of life for four months t least and tho condemned man made merry In hits cell when heard the cheerful news lie had become re signed to his fate anti his tearful eyes had turned to tlio Rlble ai his only solace when Informatipn was received thu prison that Judge Gilbert of tIme United States circuit court bad granted his attorneys permission to appeal to the United States supreme court from his order mudo on Wednesday denying the application for a writ of habeas corpus PEPPERED WITH SHOT 1roiulnout remiiylvanla Farmer Mer derail for Money IlEAUixo 1a juno 4 Christopher ecker u prominent farmpr of ieyo- ivimmiiiip near here was found In his barnyard Wednesday night literally peppered with shot lie hind been dead apparently but a short time Kurly III tho day Decker had been collecting rent here Ha started for momno hi tlio afternoon and nothing was seen of him until his body was found In tho barnyard last night Uo was 03 years old and quite wealthy TIme McCorcl Investigation WASHINOTOX Juno Iirho senate committee on territories continued Its investigation yesterday of the charges against lion M II McCord whom tho president has nominated for governor f Arizona Mr McCord was before ime committee and submitted numer us affidavits In refutation of tIm- eharges No effort will 1JdlUado by the committee to decide tho case until the affidavits can bo thoroughly exam ined Indlaui ThreatonluB the Ultra City Post Itoute WASHINGTON Juno IIrho only report that came to the war department yesterday concerning tho Tongue river Indian troubles was from Col Sheri dan nt St Paul Ho said an Investlga iou had been ordered of tho complaint that had como to tho department head quarters that Indians were threaten lug tho Miles City post route Iorrlit II Sumnor Sentenced NKW YOIIK Juno4 1errln II Sum ncr known as Time Great American Identifier has been sentenced to six years lit time penitentiary for swlu dllnir Sea Armistice Signed ATIIKXS June fl1Imo sea armistice was signed today by the Turkish ami life dcletiatea In Davlfss County an entire family is reported to have drunk water which by accident contained Paris green It was a farmers fatnily of nine most of whom will die J E5 Maltlngly a Federal oldier aged eyrywjis convicjed of raIse swearing otOwensboro mind given a months prison sentence The Qperliorof tbo Ilusaell yille Creamery has skipped out aid IIII thought tbe plant will ret a white I vJv Vfo f i p A CLOU tit THNiSunScRinKxs c a T8E EECiulu You a PKBErftll fI IRS 4 Tn Tim 1 f- eg CENTEZthEALS S 6 LtaS y v mjm UNDER FAttEN WALLS Throo Firomon Killed at a Fire in Ban Frnncloco Narrow Escape From a Similar Fate ot a Number of Other Terrified Appeals of Srlioner Locked In Their Coils and Who Feared Cremation SAN FRANcisco Juno 7A fire ID tho southeastern part of tho city at noon yesterday cost three firemen their lives and entailed a property loss ot 8100000 Tho Stilled John Mahony of chemical engine No O Frank Keller steward of hoso cart No 3- James Halllnan driver of truck No1 Time fire started mysteriously in tho fourstory brick block owned by Schroth Wcstcrfleld and leased to the Standard Biscuit Co Work in time factory ceased for tho week at 030 Sat urday afternoon and so far as known the only occupants of the building yes day morning wero John Erwin tho bookkeeper and W Cook the cashier who were at work In tho office Cook departed at 11 and Erwin was still oc cupied with his books nt noon when a fireman rushed In conveying the In formation thattho building was ablaze in the upper stories Erwin had been unconscious of tho fire which had been observed but a few minutes earlier by several passersby who were startled by a sudden burst of flame in the fourth story After the first alarm tho fire chief turned In a second anti general alarm A stiff breeze fanned tho fire within tho brick walls causing It to dcvclopo with extraordinary rapidity anti it was soon apparent that the Interior of tho structure was doomed Adjacent to the brick factory was a row of old wooden buildings including a branch of time Salvation army bar racks anti tho southern police station These seemed doomed Fortunately time police station contained only three prisoners but the terrified yells and appeals of tho trio to be liberated caused InCcnso excitement among tho gathering crowds They were trans ferred as quickly as possible to the central station Meanwhile floor after floor of the cracker factory fell In rendering the aide walls unsafe Then the cost walt of tho factory toppled over and a wav ing sheet of flames spread over time wide wooden area adjoining With time crash of tho cast wall oc curred tho tragedy of tho conflagra tfon A score of firemen wurq on n neighboring paint shop endeavoring irons that point to check the spread of the flames A falling timber struck Fireman Mahony on tho leg breaking It Ho refused to allow his companions to carry hint away In their arms Insisting that ho must be borne away on a shutter All but two MttlO tianttnMlrcutoir Iuirtoprooureav Bhuttor and just as they loft their in lured comrade tho wall fell burying beneath a mass of brick and mortar Mahony and lila faithful friends lly dint of much dangerous labor tho three bodies were recovered and sent with police escort in as many wagons Time loss to tho brick building is es timated at 840000 with 800000 lesson time contents consisting of machinery and stock The damage to time S lva tion army barracks was 81000 and to tho police station tho damage was great Tho biscuit factory was operated by a corporation organized a year ago which was transacting n largo business Tho cause of the fire Is as yet unknown UNDER CONTROL The riorolt of Limo Convicts at San Quen tin Cut Practically Ended SAN QUENTIN Cnl1 June 4Time great revolt among tho convicts at San Quentiii Is practically at an end Copt Edgar tIme guardian of time prison yard has the prisoners under his complete control and has won u signal victory over the men In stripes Wednesday afternoon nearly 100 men were released from solitary confinement nnd are now willing to go to work In tho jute mill KILLED TWO SISTERS DUtrruliig Casualty lu the Home of L Schwartz at tlreene la- DUIIUQUK la June 4A special to tho GlobeJournal Stoma Greene la says limo ISyeurold son of L Schwartz while attempting to unload a gun discharged tho weapon killing his two sisters Time bullet passed through time neck of one sister and struck tho other sister just above time bcartSDrlgOen Illzner to bo Retired on Ac count of Service WASHINGTON Juno 4 MrlgQen John K Mlzner recently promoted from colonel of the Tenth cavalry has filed his application for retirement on account of service Tho application will be granted and tho nomination of his successor as brigadier general who will bo Col Henry Merriam of the Seventh infantry probably will go to tho senato next week Directed the Jury to Acquit MKMiiiis Tenn Juno ISJudltc Hammond in time United States circuit court in tho trial of a negro for perjury on his examination before a pension examiner directed the jury to acquit tha defendant for tho reason that tho pension examiner did not ad vise tho negro of his constitutional rights to stand silent and not answer tho questionICOLUMBUS 0 Juno 4Time supremo court declared tIme law unconstitutional which last winter adopted tho Torrent system of recording land titles The law is similar to that of Illinois Denver Zr or fired DKNYEU Col J nb 4Fire In the Patterson Till ids block caused o loss of 810000 T building was large ly tenanted by at irneys Filly thousand dollars worth of cattle were shipped from Lancaster Ky Mon day via Norfolk for Europe Reuben Walker an East Tennessee pioneer died at Knoxville Monday aged ltd Centennial Rates ThaI N has offered the following mica good for the rpnnd trip on account ol lbs Tennessee 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J- SlnileCoplet i s Specimen copies mailed free on application Correipondenti wanted In all parts of Ibe County Addreii o for particulars THURSDAY JUNE 10 1897 r ANNOUNCEMENTS 17 C STATE SENATE iOBtNSONYe are authorized to announce 1 Ben T Robinson as a candidate for Stale hopkinsIand in pUIBAKBRWe are aulhorited to announce Dr f Madisonvllle at a candidater State Senator from the counties of Lad Chtlitian subject to the action of the Republican k patty S 1 TheMIners Extra 4 Those operators who have objected to TlIEBEsextra of Monday giving a Jull report of the pro fceedings of the Hopkins County miners meeting held here on Sat Ituitay will please remember that TilE DEE is here to publish the neWandniay be expected to issue an extra at any time that he inIfuture occurrences may warrantr i such actions TIlE BEE got good practice on extras during tI 1last campaign and can produ on short notice when ii Icessary This was onq of tho t occasions too where it WAS neces t sarythat THE BEE should speak S first in order that the anticipated misrepresentations and false re ports which have since been cir c lated might be forestalled TilE BEES report is the only full and accurate one published and refutes the inventions in anotheri I quart r whichattempt 16 make po litical capital out of the miners jeliberatioris as adopted which a t was the result of these delibera tons was offered by Jno Baker byNYF4 ported by TIlE BEE and reads as TUB BEK qqotes it There was no other line of policy adoptee and no such thing as a committee to the and I 1uubitrltpointednor eVen suggested The record of the secretary of the meet ing will bear out these statements wasWho were present There was one thing overlooked that was developed in the meet ing which in to Col Jo F Foard President of the Hecla t S Coal Cof should be stated Ite LLwas stated in the meeting by one of Col Fqards miners that sometime ers before the reduction was made at Hecla five of the Hecla miners went to Col Foardand told him that illc would take out of his machines they would mine for cQal40 cents per ton Col Foard told them they could not the make a living at itand declined the offer Later the proposition was renewed and this timt ac the captcd1 and the reduclionat Hecla w was mfdg at the suggestion of ago these miners TUE DEE fails to see why its ac tipn should arouse the enmity of thmnynews as it occurred We have T- Iistltedwh t has always been our positin that we ia vored the restoration and main satenanceofwhere reductions have occurednc This is just what the miners get Wrffit and just what the miners in good taith reported in the meetings tljartheir employers had assured them tlTey would be glad to help jn accomplish Such reports were brought from all mines that were represented in the meeting and alt theyipjking commercial mine of Hophfns county were repre vented jPrpyidepqe w SQt yip resetcd r If aU arc in good iaitlr there tt seems slight difficulty in the HVay tetageneral advance t CHECKS lor tire last payment due I 7clippublic school teachers for the t- t1 school year were mailed to the county nsjipcrtntcndents 911 Mori 0dayTImE conclusion has about been reached in this neck o the woods that postoffice pic in any sized slices is surely on the top shelf at VashingtonS TilE Curfew ordinance was killed by the Louisville Board of Aldermen It is probably not best for everybody in a large city but il- jo works like a charm in cities of the fourth and fifth classes TilE Livingston County Repub lican convention at Smithlarid Monday of last week nominated a full county ticket and as a matter of course endorsed Judge C J Pratt of Hopkins for reelection BRANISM has gone to seed in the turnpike regions of Kentucky The mail carrier has now been threatened with lynching if he pays any more toll Uncle Sam will have to call out the Regulars yet MR P WATT HARBIN is being openly charged with having can vassed the State in the interest 01 the Dispatch not because he loved that paper especially but to fur ther his own interests toward the nomination for Governor NEWS comes from Texas that thousands ot reapers and mowers are in operation in the central and north part of Texas and the Pan Handle and if the rain will hold oft for two weeks the state will have the largest grain crop in its history f WHAT is the matter with a pretoClerk of the Court of Appeals to be endorsed by the Republicans Wouldnt that be a winner It ought not to be very hard to bent VSam Shack ADDED to Cubans other troubles is a strike of street car drivers and cab men in Havana But then they are justified by the decrea in the value of their bank bills If Bryan had been elected our street car drivers would have had like troubles of their own DISCORD is rife the silver amiIethemce AIeClerkse of Appeals upon whom the Republicans and Sound money Democrats can unite and Sam Shack will find it hot run ning THE Green River Reftfblicrn calls attention to the directly opposite traits of our present and our former United States Senator Blackburn liked to be heard for his much speaking Deboe is a man of silence and business was a connoisseur fn a princip Kentucky product Deboe doesnt know the taste of whiskey ANOTHER experimental bicycle trip in the United States army i- to s be made this year similar to the famous ride through the Rocky Mountains in 1896 The route laid out is between Fort Missoula I Montana and St Louis Mo and covers 3000 miles including every variety of country and roads Ex periments with punctureless tire ill be madeL- IEUTEiIANT L PEARY will again attempt the frozen north anden deavor to push beyond the point reached by Nansen His plan is o establish two bases of supplies hof the next new years Iz then with hardy Eskimo highland dogs and sledges hims lf ands another White manto go as far as possible toward the pole The expedition will be from the north Greenland IMMEDIATE good results followeda financial relief given by the in Republican Legislature Thep work on the 65000 addition toc Western Kentucky Asylum rich was suspended two years because of a bankrupt State treasury will be atdnce resumed betcause the new law makes State wara rants bear interest andestablishes e credit and honesty of the State work will probably be completed this yearalAT Cincinnati Secretary Gage- sid that the administration had forgotten nor was likely to lorCI the mandate of the people whose voice in behalf of honest it money and sound finance rang out o clearly last November and that good time tie administration would show how well this manc date was remembered No hint was given by the Secretary as to what the expected monetary logisdlation would be but only the live assurance that it would come d in good time A COUNTY candidate whose name We iIlnot take the troubeto mention said in a speech on Why am a bimetallist meaning why lam a free silverite1 the C other night One reason why I am a bimetallist is because TILE BEE is against it But he ad mitted prejudice in this case as his reason for this statement Honest admission one time But prejudice and political chicanery have proven themselves before neither good nor sure prosecutors IN the silverite SUite Conve Vtion Blackburn made a violent speed consigning to the guillotine and gallows the Soundmoney Demo cratic leaders There are those whose servile spirits will permit thom to be driven anywhere any way by the party lash but there are many whose integrity and hon esty of purpose will not abide such treatment The sound money Democrats will take a hand inthe corning election that those who think they have the whip hand will not appreciate Tills is what a Louisville gentle man a sound money Democrat who tried to gain admission to the Frankfort convention says Wo went to tbe State Convention under instructions as oldcommittee delegates nnd attempted to carry out tbe program ar ranged that Is to seuro a bearing for our delegation Never in my life And I have been to quite a number of conventions lor- a young man did 1 witness such outrageous unkind and disrespectful treatment of Democrats as we got on the floor The rtntiro convention almost resolved itself into a bowling mob Such remarks wet o applied to us as no one would dare to apply to us individually Wo askc3 of the convention a fair hearing We told them that we bad come as regularly elected delegates that we bad the only crtdentials that were attested and signed by a member of the State Central Committee allof which they Ignored The chairman of the convention too special pains to turn his bead frcrh us an paid no attention lo our motions or reo marks Indeed he took great pleasure i n laughing in our faces The San Jose Scale A bulletin No 67 has just been received from the Agricultural Experiment Station of the- State College of Kentucky at Lexington From the information contained therein it appears that seInsects of thisort are called scale insects because the body is coveredand concealed by a buck ler shaped plate The edges of this scale cover arc closely applied to the bark or leaf so that no trace of legs or other organs is visible But when the scale is removed the insect to whichItbelongs will be found beneath with its long proboscis inserted in the plant upon which it rests Even when thus uncovered It is necessary to use a compound microscope to show clearly its general resemblance in structure to ordinary insects When such insects become abundant on trees the scales are so thickly placed that they overlap each other and conceal the bark 1 forming a continuous layer with a appearancenl 1 i but it is just across the Ohio River in Ohio Indiana and Illinois Deciduous fruit trees and shrubs are its chief prey It remains on the trees all the year round hence is especially liable to be distributed from nurseries It is almost im possible to detect the San Jose scale with any degree of certainty without the use of a compound miscroscope The Experiments Station at Lexington will make such examinations free of charge A small pIece of infested twig which can be sent through the mail will be sufficient for the purpose and should be enclosed in a tight box The bullitins of tim Experiment station are mailed free to any citi en of Kentucky who requests them and this one about the San Jose cale should be in die hands ofI every fruit grower in the State A Counterfeit of ValueiBradstrects A counterfeit of peculiar char cter is at present widely current the West This is a fiftycent which appears to be made of 1comwhich differs but slightly from that used inthe mints This counter feit isone of the most dangerous hat has yet made its appearance s nd1 naturally enough because it iso hot made as so many others have been of base coin It hasbeen in existence now for two years or more nd in spite of the efforts made by the secret service officials itso has not been located Theo t orn appears to be s counterfeit in fact only in the sense that is not minted by thegov crnmcnt Its existence is rendered possible bythe difference between the face and bullion value of the Oin The incident will supply to future economic historians aft iIa lustration of what may happenu hen tljp coining value ofa metal iffers so widely from its commer at value as is the casc in the United Statesu Dont neglect thills Chills bring on f congestion congestion brings on death You can cure chills and become sl8ut ani healthy by u jng Dr Bell PeppermInt Chill Tonic Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Gao Kinjj St Charles 4 REPUBLICAN TICKEr- Webster County For Representative CHARLES K EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE 5 For County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Attorney- DAVID DROWNING For Superintendent of Schools IG NANCE For Assessor W H BRYANT i For Jailer J J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS WKBSTKR COUNTY DEPAKTMCHT I Conducted by DAVID UHOWNINO DIIOM KY J UlocraphlcalDavld Browning Continnedrom last week DIXON June 8 1897 Our nominee for County Attorney Mr David Drowning was born near Provi dence Webstfr county Ky where he grew up to young manhood and worked on his fathers farm and attended the district schools till he was grown when being dissalisfied with the education thus received he attended and took the full at AcademyProvidence years be taught In the public schools and as an evidence of his qualification and fitness he always carried a first class certificate Four of these schools he taught in Ibe same district In the spring of 1892 he began the study of law under Towey Bourtand and at the December 1894 term of the Webster Circuit Court was admitted to the bar and has ever since been in the active practice of law Mr Browning is well grounded in the fundamental principles anddto the office of county attorney he will make the county one of the most efficient officers we have ever bad Besides being a good lawyer Mr Browning Is an able and ready speaker and would make a splendid prosecutor The county could not do better than to elect him to look after the interests of Ibe public He is well and favorably known throughout the county and has made speeches m nearly every school district in the county advo eating the principles of Republicanism Dave is a good organizer and to his un tiring efforts is largely due the increased Republican vote in our county in ihe last few years Continued till next issue- WE13 DiXON Cicero Worlds famous band of must cians struck this town Monday The copious showers have made up for the shortage of tobacco plants and there will be a full crop set Wonder if TUB DEE has any friends in Providence Ky Mr J W Polly went to Onton last Fri day and returned Sunday Miss Oma Baker of Lisman visited here Saturday and Sunday Rev Ligon filled his appointment at jBp Christian Church last Sunday Mrs Caroline Morris is quite illat tier home near Vandersbnrg Dr W C Cosby of Vandersburg con templates moving to Slaugbtersville to make that place his permanent home Mr D C Curlee Free Unions enter prising merchant was in Dixon Saturday Mr Claude Melton of Wanamaker spent Sunday here Mr J F Porter of the country spent Saturday and Sunday here Misses Mabel and Lillian Duncan visited friends and relatives in Dixie Thursday and Friday of last week Mr Byron Langslon left last week to at tend Prof Pooles Normal at Poole Ky Miss Hattie Ramsey visited Saturday and Sunday in Vandersburg Mr Roy Baker returned borne Saturday from Danville where he has been attend ing Cenler College Mrs Babbage has left town and will visit friends in Union county for a few weeks then Join her husband In Wyoming Mr and Mrs James Hawkins attended church here Sunday Mr Joe Hall spent several days last week in Owensboro with his sister Mrs Will Doris Miss Vera Baker visited her sister Mrj Dr Cosby last week Misses Mamie and Emma Cobb visited friends In Slaugbtersville last week Mr George Powell and familyof Smiths Mills Henderson county spent Sunday with the family of n II Brooks ot this placeSD D Rayborn returned last Friday from Frankfort where be had been as a delegate totbe State Popocratic convention Mr Ulyus Womaclr of Sebrec spent a few days in town last week His many friends in Dixon would tike lo see him Uake the race on the Republican ticket for Circuit Clerk B F Price and son of Providence was town Friday on businessSThe mandate of the Court of Appeals In the Hughes case was received here last week and Mr Hughs was admitted to ball in the sum of 750 which be gave and Is once more a free man The Dixon base ball team played the Madisonvillo boys last Saturday ulbat place resulting in ir to 14 in favor bl Madisonvilte Our boys played much bel ter than was expected as they have had no practice Ibis season Sam Smith and family will move this week to Illinois and will make that tate their future home Mrs A G Drown of near town died f consumption last Sunday morning and was tinned in the family cemetery Monday This devout Christian lady leave a husband four sons and a daughter to mourn her death School TrSittes elected The people of this place were required n last Saturday to elect new trustees for be Dixon High school Without thought r regard lo politics tome of the palronsI suggested the names of J C Park Hardwick and A W Mooney as suitable men for trustees as they bad no children who become applicants for poslI looJcronlytotbeas one of them is a Republican another I Mr Hardwick is a gold Democrat this did not suit a few of the hothouse poll icians who desired that they must have straight sliver ticket on a platform of 6 to i or bust Consequently on Sal rday about un m they amass meeting and nominated a straight silver ticket and then rallied their forces and after bard work elected the full ticket ay about ten majority Had the Republicans known their intentions or cared to make a political race of It they could have a ticket as about Iweptyt ailed to come out and vote we think itIs time to cllila half Politics i should not be carried Into schools br s churches or even thought of in such l elections as that of trustees but ever since the free silver craze spread over the country in some places those af J II go ymplomsdevelope fecled with the disease have been on the the type of the disease at this laceISLAUGHTERSVILLItI Robert Jackson of Madisonvllle was In the city Tuesday Dr Will Cosby of Vandersburg will locate hero the near future Messrs Dora Soyers F W Stfman and lack Blue are attending court at Owens boro this wejk Miss Alma Drown of Hanson was the guest of Misses Cassie and Lucy Smith this weex Misses Elraa and Mamie Cobblof Dixon were the guests Of Miss Ludlo Sti man last Saturday Don Wise of Earlinglon Is in the city this week Revs J J Smith and S H Praltber of our city are conducting a meeting at Poole Ky- Some improvements are being done on our streets this week The washouts springleftand the holes are now being filled with dirtMiss Birdie Patterson of Madisonville is visiting her sister Mrs S H Praither of this place cllyTuesdayCharlie Edwards our republican nomi nee for representative was in town Tues day srrakingliands and making votes POOLE Rev R H Higgins and wife of Hamp ton Ky are with us this week assisting Brother Smith In his meeting Sister Higgins was born and raised here and has a host of friends- J H Farless and wife went toCritlenden county last Sunday Mrs Will Allen is on the sick list this weekRev Stone filled his appointment al Little Zion last Saturday and Sunday of the Normalities failed to make 1Seerat yesterday on account of the rain Uncle Henry Gates who has a name for the bad spells of weather from March to the blackberry winter has run out of names year and says that it must be the gold standard that has caused the per versity of the weather this year JohnCavanabTUiis Is the fourth little girl that Dr Boone has treated for the same casualily in the last month Dr Boone and wife James Dickey and wife and J S Lisman went lo Nashville on the 30th ultimo Evangelist Smith and his coworkers are here with us to hold the meeting spoken of in our last The farmers Ire making use of the seasons in getting their tobacco out some however have not enough plants lo set their crops hence the tobacco crop will- necessnrily be short this year Rev Niles of Cairo was up at the meeting on last Sunday and we are sorry to note that he islooking very badly S S LISMAN Wheat harvest this week Farmers are nearly done setting tobacco Some are scarce of plants SturgisFridayMiss Oma Biker visited her sister Mrs Dr Rice of Dixon last week T K Rice was in Providence Saturday on business James M Baker and wife of Dixon visited at E G Thompsons Sunday Monlfayforler who is seriously ill V Rice Lisman of Dixon attended services at Sblloh Sunday Walter McGaw and Misses Artie Price and Lula Baker attended church at Slover last Lords kay Wonder what Is the mat let with Jeff M G Frederick and family visited at Providence last week James Frederick and wife came over from Providence last week to see friends here Mrs Birdie Baker who has been very sick for some time is we are glad lo say able to leave herroom W S Cole was reelected to the office of school trustee last week Mr Cole runs a good race at home and if in his late race for sheriff he bad done as well away from home he would have won hands down i U Observer SHELTON Paul Mulchaly went to Dixon Saturday Jesse Tapp the popular young traveling salesman of Evansville was here in the in terest of Khan Sons Messrs B F Moorebead and M C Lloyd are going to give a grand barbecue Saturday near this place and every effort will be put forth to make it a success peopleWentMn AS happened to a very painful accident Sunday by having his shoulder slightly dislocated F Rev Jesse White filled his regular ap pointment Sunday at the harbor near Chalybeate Church a very small crowd was reported v WalnutGrovetraction H S jaSundaythere quite often of late Several of the boys attended the show at Morgantield Thursday Mr Thomas Allen has returned to his old borne in this neighborhood We are glad to have Tom with us again ItemsInlo see more soon Why cant someone write up something from each office and take the advantage of Ibe opportunity we thingtoDeputies Wallace and Hankins called In LPCampbell boylikecarrying him away heavily handcuffed We are sorr to know of Mr Campbells misfortune as be is an honest and indus trious young man Sut MADISONVILLE Walker Crenshaw grocers ha ve dis solved partnership Y Q Walker will in bis own name generallyrnlerested ins county and the matter is much talked about Mrs I H Prewitt has returned from Sweet Mo accompanied by her laughter Mrs Lackey Miss Celeste Moore was fn town on Monday and Tuesday to attend the Rash Crawford nuptials Misses Mary Woodson Eula Long lelon Morton Florence Howard Mrs Djxle Rhea Messrs Ed McLeod H H loleman and Munn Wilson attended the uneral of Mrs Dennis Berrigan at Earl ogton on Friday last The lerntgan Ray block Is being apidly erected under the direction of IrCeo A Stewart the contractor II rill have a handsome pressed brick front The only matter of special importance 6 come before the 1tfacllsonvilhsChy- ouacil Mo wae pro osed ordlnancnfotaxingtha local agents piling beer at wholesale tfiod each per an IUCh Th measure was defeated The Ota stood a tlo as follows M W Bishop asper Ilarrig and W Si Ross lranltlIP LtJ srordPowersaod Daves f 4- i J 0 AL against Mayor Holeman cast the decid ing votg against the lax At a meeting of the Hopkins county ex Confederate Relief Association here on Monday arrangements were made to attend the reunion of the United Confeder ate Veterans at Nashville June 22 Dele and alternates were appointed as follows Delegates C Strum L D Hockersmllb H R Dour and Polk Laf foonA E Reese A L Tinder Alter nates Dr B Head T Swope J H MolherheadI ones and J L SImms fare will be for all disabled veterans who are unable to pay themselves and a committee consisting of Capt T B Jones and T H Smith was appointed to look after them The veterans desire to form an asso elation like the Orphans Brigade and Capt L D Hockersmllb H R Dour land A E Reese and Polk Lafloon were made committee to confer with the ex Confederates throughout this section with this end in view The next dates for examination of teach ers as announced in TUB DElI some few weeks ago is June 1819 for white and June 526 for colored applicants The Madisonvllle base ball team defeated the DIxon boys on the damond here Satuiday a score of 14 to io Dock Pritcheit pitched for Madisonvllle Henderson and Madisonvllle cross bats here this afterneon and a good game Is anticipatedAt church Tuesday evening at 9 oclock Mr Ernest Rash and Miss Mary Crawford were married Rev J C Hopewell performing the ceremony They left for Louisville St Louis and other points on the first train A runaway occurred Wednesday after noon in which Jennie and Theresa Graham aged about 16 and 14 years were injured They were driving alone when the horse look fright and ran away and they were thrown out Miss Jennie suffered a broken arm and Miss Theresa received a cut over one eye that was quite painful ST CHARLES Mrs John Harlan of Illsley is quite sickBorn to Mr and Mrs Chas Gribble a baby girl on Juno 3d Dr G W Parker of Madisonvllle was with us a few days last week Rev Crow filled his appointment at the Methodist Churob last Sunday Mr and Mrs B Crutchfiold went to the Centennial at Nashville list Wednesday The Methodist quprlerly meeting was held at Ibis last Tuesday Elder S C Allen of Louisville was present Most of our coal mlocrs and our cornet band attended tba miners mass meeting at Earlinglon last Saturday Mr and Mrs Junie Peyton of Earl ington visited relatives here last Sun dayMiss Maud Finley and Miss Vada Fox are now at home The Greenville school closed last week Mr and Mrs Thoi Robinson of Earlington visited relatives here last weekA good many of our attended the Flat Creek meeting last Sunday Mat Trotter the bicycle man was in Louisville last week and now sports a bran new wheel Andy Desbler and Henry West have secured employment from the L N R R Co at Earlinglon They will move their washing at once i A man from Princeton is here prospecting for a brick yard and is said to have found suitable clay If ther is anything we can do or say that will encourage the enterprise ve stand ready and willing We need it badly Clyde M NUbet of Madisonville and Taylor Cranor will leach the public school here Ibis fan and winter tuIui fur fifty Lllila Guaranteed tobacco babi cure unite weak mOl1atroDlr blood pure Wo It Alt di uueUU Mlixrtl Production of the UnlUd AUtts The Engineering and Mining Journal presents a table giving the mineral production of the United States for 1896 In this table it was necessary to estimate In part the output of many substances for the closing months of the year giving ap proximations only Since then the col lection of returns from producers for Volume V of book entitled The Mineral Industry has been nearly completed and now presents a full and corrected stale meat of the output of the mines and and metallurgical works of the United States forthe last year with their values II generallytaken at the place of production From this table we find that Ibq total value of the results bt the mineral industry of the United States In 1896 leached the great sum of 751732782 which compares with a similar total of 732941318 for 1895 Of the total for 1896 we find that 495747553 was the value of the nonmetallic products while 1255985229 was that pi the metals The former cludes tba sum of 5000000 for the lalof varionsminor products unspecified is necessary lo make some deductions from these totals for products which are necessarily duplicated In the table such as iron ore used in ranking pig Iron coal used in making coke lead used In making white leadcopper nsed in making copper sulphates and a few other less Important items of the same class Making the de ductions required for these we have as the total value of the production 711832 782 in 1896 as compared with 687941518 in 1895 the change shown being an in crease of 23891264 or 35 per cent for last year Did You Ever Try Electrc Bitters as a remedy for your troubles If not get a bottle now and get relief This medicine has been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Fe male Complaints exerting a wonderful di rect influence in giving strength and tone ApprtlteConsllpallon Spells or are Nervous Sleepless Excit DizzySpellsneed Health and Strength are guaran teed by its use Fifty cents and 100 at St Bernard Drug Store Excursion to Niagara Falls The annual excursion of the C H D Railway to Niagara Falls will occur this year on Iu8th The rate from Cincin nail p will be 700 Tickets will be good five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about iaoo Noon The accommodations will be first class In every particular Elegant day coaches Pullman and Wagner sleepers The route is the mast interesting of any Going via Tojgdo Detroit and the Michi gan CeniraJRailway through the best part of Southern Canada direct to the falls This Is the only line that passes close to brink from which a full and complete view of boh the American and Canadian tails can be seen advantage Niagara Is oae of the greatest wonders on the globe = everybody knows of Niagara andevery body wants to go there TbeCHA D Ry was the first to inaugurate these cheap excursions and always hat the best accora modaiions rpvided forjls pAtroM Per sons desiring JlJttliBforraatloa tputjbis excursion Killl l 4Iret the ttirdfrtigaed and a descriptive circular wJU be bailed you D G EDWARDS PsTr Tf mc Mfr C H AD tty jLleJ aiI Ohio J a r J 5 ii Lff r S J IS iuue sssssIfl S U S SS I S SSIISP SI 1SS iiSS4 Y LACE CURTAINS i f+ + Buy your LACE CURTAINS at home bur Spring i1897 line is made up ofGEMS a 85 1 or 50C and 75 yper pairwe show nice patterns m- threcyardlengths Se them r 0 i f1 J 1 From 1 per pair and up we show ticrcd andonenai- yard i llengths For bcauty these can not be V J beater at the same prices i tt f Twenty five per cent discount on our 1896 Lace k JPH v 5Cirtains J 5 SHORT PROFITSJBIG VOLUME We guarantee our prices to be as low asthose made by any retail house in St Louis Chicago focw 1 Yorkor any other city So save the exprcssage and leave youto 1 money in your home market 00 a BISHOP ft COMADsaNVIllE I WYOUR MONEY flACK IP YOU WANT IT a It- I Is S S SU IS S S suissIS I I I SS SSbSSISS +S S S I 55 S 44+ iI10 I DIRECT FRQM MILL TO WEARER Which Saves you 4 Big Profits ttThe Commiuion house Ut Wholntltr lbs Jobb r med Store Kttptr ij E ROSENBURGER Fe CO SIMMS I02Ui NEW YORK El Ourflreat Bartal a 500 ISUITS FOR j 298 flops fldonls Suits Slrts 3 to 15 I wltb fxtra pair of pants f298 ThtM Suits irs GUARANTEED tab made ftomlmportrf I W Wool UwYlot In Wick DhM Crtjr and brown In sItu rSt10 9 of E Mad kabtsbrsDd with Sotlof in Colbrconu fnny nibeolderrdUnd with Last IItaA Albert Twill Sitttn and 1ittnt WtUt lUnd TjtmmlnganJ WorkCmniWpth 5anI In Slut or sees io to without v2t SM Ntttral 5ttwto I 1ldPottOflkEJrPIIJllorlotON1 f j I x A CUSTOM MADE TU UNQtN MAN17flIIulAAotf9flI UMntrrd to U midI from All Wool KV Drown Crjy or titus onlrJ Corilol OwvM mali In west rlr lln d with Imported anj beat of Cutlorn iDor meaner You cannot duplicate U hi ur town for SIU34t04- LhiameImakfo1YouthstIt 15 ILtLuegIantJCodsA4Vetsi ssHow to I easer ler I ses id I I r l ioJ the isaaCalit over aa4 C Vrttand 1ft Crotch lire toe Dti Ye Lay Si- cii CitU- i ot1 and you IbdutU will reni the tembtrYou rtCt from 4 of tha I tnt Gol- agMinu I- eturirs IA- ntnici rItr 3ICVCLE1 b f3 NORWOOD OUTING 1 13 J gept in Stock V mI Tires Inlated Free of 1Ghargo iamwrSatl- nmn3 fioch o1h15u41easu i 0I pleDdIdIEquippid f Repair Sop The special line of Bicycles handled C M i3oiirinnd t J b in connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods are tX superior to the average make of Bicycles but by the special arrangements entered into with manufacturer can be sold atX greatly reduced prices though fully covered guarantees 8 Call and see him before purchasing North side of Square eiifiREe M BQMH- ADISONVILLE tfN 1KY o Qr 1 or WALKER TWYMAN AINNLull Street West of HaUroM r eIHLIINGTON kr 4t A complete Stock or1ttoves Castings 11 AND TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skythigh in quality and prices dirt cheap 7 1 r WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE 5 To make our Fpneral Equip ment the bestwin this part of the State vAiiytijing and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST n 5SrS 5 JY II l I z the i by i 4- S S 1 V 6 i J r l ow r m j HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CAtAtOpU Op THK fl RYllE a jl LOuvJJLEf ENruO KJ 1 d Y rdl1lJ IQ 1U rlilltr o BOO KEEPIH9 SHORTtIOOflJQRAP r fli KltllrytI 0CiIt n Y T C 9i tte 3ee 1t tJMJJ1 U fY e1tIttvc L Ni TIME TABLE Effoetlva May 30 1897 10UTH r Iv NOJJJUIcagoLv St Lcuit Bijatn 8SSp In I J IY Kranulllor LIOp In 600 pm jijom Iv lIendero sG P In Oo pin 343 I In Iv Sobree jo7 P1n Iv SlntfKhlcrt 321 pin IY lUnton i 3 33 pin lir Mndiionvllle i 349 pm 44 I m JYIUrllnniort 4 01 pin jto p In 49ni I Iy Morlon O p 415 p In w lv Norlonvlllc 411 pm jigom ifv llopklimllle jtj pm 816 pm 607 I m iilhilo SSS pin LvGulliil 611 pni 847 pm 6Sllm Ar JNiuhrlllo 805 p m 1010 p m 840101- NOitnI I 7 54LvNnlhvlllo nl IY fiiitlirlo L39 a In gjnm gzi Pin iIL IlIopkIAaviIk 941 U Hi jail I rn 955 p in IOM am II oj I m 1039 ji m rv Morion hip 1017 m tttj I m Lv V liatllneton IOH A m Itnn m 105 pin Iv Maclliomlllo 1046 I in iiU am iicftpm- Lr llinson 1057am 1151 nm- Lr KUuehton iio a m tioj p m lvSobroe i 1117 am n1O pm Iv Ilcniterum 1144 I tR n53 P m 1110 am Ar nr n vll1e 1110 p 111 ijj pin 1140 am Ar St Ixmlt 7Jipm 7o am Ar Chicago t7pm B a m Nvtarand pt will flop at Midlionville and SpilngncM la llo on and let off ors lo suit from Clilencoind points north ot Uvaniville 1 iaRTlIS No 91 make regular ilopi it Gullitle Earl i inelon flop kinivitle anti llondenonr- ROVlDtXCr ACCOMUOntTIOI PiltT BXCtrT SUNDAY Go ft a inLv VrovtJeneo Ar frJS P m ftioam LV NeboAr 6jjpm- r 1I111Iv ilfinllntl At610p Into Ii m tv MaIIaonttIo At 6oS P In l III Ar IartlnglonLY 4S pm 74AflILyXarIIniitonr 3upsn HP A lflLV SIS P m 3ajauitrItanio Ar 454pm- Li aIii Lv Sisughtera Ar 437p PS ojain j71 Sebrea Ar 4 10 pin t som lY Ilcndenon Ar jtopm 100111 ill AAr Kvanivlllo LT t45 pin W W KTURIDCK Aneni t TIMETABLE I C R R ffitrMay Os 1897 NOUTII ROUND No 101 NoIt No JJi IY llfw Qileant 6jo p m goo a m Iv Memphlt 710 a In ipra lv Fullon- MY ixwpm itnopm 6aoa m raJucab alptn Iam 800 a in lv 440 p m sS a m 937 a m IlIv NoilonviliVY S39 p m jS a m 1030 a in- V 1 Central City Isolm 4r I m nIlSIm- If LonliyllhtnSS pm Boo I in SU p m- Ary Cincinnati 640 a m iljjam SOUTH HOUNDI F No MI No joj No MI- tV Cincinnati t iw p ot s 55 p la Iv LoultYille jjo II m 7OjpIn 840 a m a Lv Central Cllr jBfJ II m 1049 p m 155 p m IY NoilonYllle 912 A Iii nljpm a4ptn jajpmIYLi Iollon ijjpui 3Joani Boopin- Ar Memptil 7ojpm 710 a m- At New UIln Iso I m 700 A m All Ualn inn dall Not to and arc otII Vxllliulcd train plnttchirat fieliltd whh Ioll man Ilulfcl rI rind Irco Reclining Chair 4 Car btwn Clodanarllnd New Orleant Trains hi and 203 aisoronsolld boiween Cincinnati and New Oiloaot eirrtnOuItinan Uutfel Sleepers Direct connections at junction points AII HANSON C P and T A 4riii4 frnn c t i faninskti ttcwir IlriTiR eisontl Paragraphs and- Jitiei1idiqa lii lioine Worthy e iiii ttiWial Mintiou k cDE extra ot Nfotday was ahunrner b M Evans and family have re turned from a visit to relatives at 1 ifalsey Ky Mr Lawrence Pratt paid THE BEE a visit Friday He 2cscorted Miss Sallie Drown to our i ctY is not accused of making canvass fa her behalf V i Miss Hclon Morton Messrs H Mllolcman Ed McLeod dad- Munh Wilson of Madisonville at tended tho funeral of Mrs Dennjs V Uorrigan Friday morning 1Iiss Sallie Brown candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools was in afternoon itcrviewingvoters in behalf of her i1r candidacy S Elgio Umstead was scheduled to morningpkjnsvillc by bicycle Elgie is an eniliusiastic wheelman and ex L pects to make avery pleasant two tV day run ipVThe annual pilrimagQto Flat Creek occurred Sunday and the crowd that attended was very num urons Vehicles filled the streets of Earlngtori a hood part of the daygoing and coming and many c ofiiirciLszeps swelled thq null her I Tlie newsboys or the Evans villo TljunCthrolllh here Sun lly nf orhboh on tin southbPiind t jHbSungertrnin made things limn fur a HvhHe and scnuied to bo put more foTtha fUno tIis thirty titan r on any oilier core They cried I President MclCinlcy Assassi niited11 Onp hundred and fifty Liven Lost in Mississippi Mark Uanna Moycda Larup post and iilhcr absurdities which nobody be lieved It is supposed they were t 6nT on titawlvfi paptrs away The tiicraIof Mrs Dennis Ber was held Friday moPing as fInhIOillICCtI after mass liyKoV A M Concnintho CaLl r u f olic Church orthb In rnacculatq fr gpnception After the scr non Snd mass the large procession J v foiunCcl and proccedeiJ totheCatJI oljc cemetery where 11 I cfcromohy by Father CoenOn the Vw body was laid to rest v TJie pall bearers wcreL H OBrien Jag R Rash5atrick Corey1t COOPERATIVE COMPANY Of Barncsley Gives Written Agreement to Advance Rate and rialntalit Prices far Alt H Jones Sectaryft- he Cooperative Mining and Man ufacturing Company at Barneslcy gave the following written state ment over his signature ilWe are willing to assisj in re storing the price of coal in the market and to the miners in a manner fair to all This lf taken hy the Barncslcy miners to be a candid declaration of the Companys readiness to re store without hesitation when other operators agree the old rato of mining and to properly maintain prices on the market Frank Rasli Graduates operahouse1 NeuttickyCollege twelve graduates four young men and eight young ladies Frank D Rash of this pace wan among the number anti gradntedwith honor receiving the digree of Bachelor of Arts niss Qoodell to Qradtintc Our people will be pleased to know that Miss Minnie B Goodcll our excellent townswomah who has been attending for some two CliyIlospital 7Ye nouncement of and invitation to tho Commencement exercises to bu held in the Hospital Amphi theatre at 8 oclock p in on that day anti acknowledges its receipt With pleasure Beside Miss Good ell there are five outer ladies who will graduate at the same line TUB BEB would like to sue an Earlington City Hospital with Miss chmargqWe gratulating her upon the career of usefulness now open before her and in wishing her the greatest success in life A Small Flying Alnchlnc A common paper bag which got a lift from the car shops here Sat urday bv aid of a friendly breeze and a puff or two from a locomo tive created almost as much in terest as did Prof Barnards flying machine at the Tennessee Centen nial ItWIIS started up by the wind and came in time way of a lo comotive whose puffing shot it upward where it was caught in a cur rent of air and carried hundreds of leet towards the stars and borne off ttfthc northwest beyond the gaze of Many who watched its singular flight It was probably inflated w gas from some of the shop mcn vho arc so puffed tip qvcr that new machinery Rtife Clark and family arc bqtne from KansasVCiLy alter a delightful visit Rule says he looked for TilE BEE like a letter from home while there There is more Catarrh In this section of the cougiry than all other diseases put together and until the List few years was supposed to be incurable For a great may years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing lo cuio with local lrealmenprononncedil incurable Science has proven catarrh lo be a constitutional conSlllu1Iionalmanufactured by F f Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Is tho only constitutional cure on the market It Is taken internally iq doses from ten drops 10 a teaspoonful II acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the S stem They offer ono hun dred dollars for any case it falls lo cure Send for circulars and testimonials Ad dress V J CIIENBV Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills inn the best Dr Gad J Gooch and Wife are happy over the arrivaj of a fine boy x Last summer while attending court at Unioniown gays D HIatlon a promi nent druggist of Fayclto City Pa three witnesses were suffering from Dlirrhcca I gave each a dose of Chamberlains Colic cholera and Diarrhon Remedy and it gave Immediate relief On the way home ono of my neighbors was taken with a se vero cramp jn the stomach and was Buff ilng with intense pains 1 cave birri a dose of this remedy and within hvo min tie Ihe piin hd ceased The remedy is a favorite here I kpoofniany who are never whhoillil1 always take tvllR me when gOlD away from homct lor sale bySt Uurnard lirnjj SiorrIJnrllnKton George lUng Si Charlrn DenT Robinson Motions Gap There is a new daughter at EI Scruggs house Yucatan Chill Tonic Tho RUSH relinliln ai d p ipular Ionic anilperiodic and fcbrifiiRe It breaks the dull unit prevents Us return tsironRlhcning the pttlent nnd jived hnililiy inno and vigor without reRird locliui Ileasant to take Price Soc Warranted nt drug IIloro Mr Jno B Atkinson we tri tho Georgia gold fields Monday afternoon To Cure aCold In Qne DiY T kn Laxative I3romo Quinine Tablets All Drufigltts refund tim money if It fails Iti Cure 25c For sate by St Bernard Drug ioJt EarliiiKton Kv VV tYUTUAPT1CI J CUREJCOHSTIRWIOH I I IoAUUISO C5farilIQIIMtatJUi 1 1V LUTLtQU nA 18irUhfrrIt1TtotlIlt 0NO nr1icUlk CA5 iIatlUdFinIt4I sitIIM ooMftt w J ff rlJ0 A CONCERTED MOVEMENT Of All Hopkins Coujity Miners torRcstoratIoiiiof Old A Rate Where REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MDE S Optralorn fissure Miners Tlint AdVance bnlfJIt Mode Soon as All Afjrec to Advance MASS MEETING AT EAUUNQTON v lroriI itR Kxlra MoiidajrI was lull of music and miners on Saturday Bout arc indigenous to the soil and the presence of hundreds of miners and the sound ol the music of huh tory bands Was anything t un- Usual lint there was otto great difference between this aggregation of miners and music throngs of people that crowd our streets and parks on gala occasions This was no gala oc Cnsiou With scarce an excep tion these men came in tlc spirit of soberness and moderation They came in pence and with bands of music But they came with profound sympathy for their fellow men und to discuss and counsel together to devise means lor the relief of the distress of some nmong their number The feeling of self protection was no small factor either It is a question of wages and the miners in this district realize that unless a restor ation of the old standard price to pick miners is effected in those places where the wages have boVn reduced there must inevitably conic at some time and perhaps soon a general reduction through out tim whole district The St Charles delegation came in before dinner in several wagons some 50 or more men headed by their Ofl brass band composed of miners Crabtrcc came with some 25 or mote men Barncslcy Hecla Monarch and Kcincckc mines were each represented by more or less numerous delegations The Earl ngton Colored Band composed of colored mi io s turned out In the afternoon and took part with the St Charles band in filling the air with music The St Charles band occupied the band stand and the colored Uotld played on the opposite corner of Main and Railroad At a few linutes before 2 oclock the bauds marched to Masonic Hall which vas quickly filled wth miners inxious and willing to do nil in their power reasonably and soberly to remedy the conditions which brought them together J J McGregor was chosen chairman of the meeting and Jesse Phillips secretary 1 lie Colored Band occupied the rear of time hall and played a selection which was followed byYield Not to Tempt alion II rendered by the St- CbprJccpan Y4LPh pnja part very goodcnect Alter reading and adoption of the minutes of the Wednesday night meeting the meeting was thrown open for the discussion by the miners of the situation and its reasonable and proper remedy As is pretty generally under stood by the public already the miners grievance consists in the reduction at several mines of the old standard rate to pick miners upon which is based all mine wages and the selling price of coal in the markets The standard rate in effect or years in this dis trict and which is still being paid the bulk of Hopkins County miners is 62 4 cents per ton in summer and 75 cents per ton in winter This rate has been reduced at several mines in the district where only 50 cents or even 40 cents is being paid and with this reduction and the usual light work that necessarily prevails in summer the miners cannot make a living Those operators against whom complaint was made in the Satur days meeting on this score were tho providence Coal Co of Provi Mining Manufacturing Coof Barncsley Ky Hecla Coal Co of Earling ton Ky and Monarch Coal Co of Madisonville Ky on tImid road and Powderlyand Central City and possibly others on the Illinois Central and ONTime Hccla miners qtiit work on Wednesday of last week and a miners meeting was held in Ear ington on Wednesday night at which a committee was appointed to visit the mines where the reduc tion was in effect and get deUg ions to the Saturday meeting mid committee to solicit subscrip ions for the relief of those miners who were wlll ont the means ol lilaktng a living James McMunus reported tliit II mid B Uuuninn otmiiflht tt e had visited Providence and Monarch anil asked for dell gallons of miners J B Hawkins reported that he anlKWrn Morris I committee had raiscj 57 dollars among ton miners rind friends and addedlIlhe miners Who are nCCdycan get grub through tho St Bernard store Ve haV nt got money but we have l6t credit and we can give them grub The Monarch representatives re PQrted that they had held a meeting on Friday night and Jhat the men agreed that they wanted to do what th ycoltldto get the 627 cent rate Limit that they were opposed to A strike They said furthermore that a strike on their parj was up necessary since ihfcy had the promise of heir employers tlia1 restore the old MH wiifioutlicsiiatioii assunnns tit other operators who had reduced would also agicc to aud restore Hit hkt rate James McManiia reported Irom ITccIa I hat Col Foard In kjvVV Nihlh1 ella of tint tirti- fttmiH lirtJilww ta VuitxH P Stvcir Ylik an1 I hatltc hail tild Ir retlmrrlvo wiJiiid pay 62Jic j iKWiis soo 15 tlifr rUIjtropcrnrtir yaidin Barneslcys nien scent divided S J 1 J against themselves but all who spoko from that mine said tiny t11ccldrntl and that t llOitldk paid ae itucklv as a r k toratioii was effected at the other mines Every miner wlio 3poke Jifidllie responsibility of the present sitda hon at doorqfthc Providence Coal cl the first re minerssayi ijavohadProvidence was mining and selling coal at less rates tjmau other opcja tors andtlcrnarahizing the market as well as the miners wages Upon this point time miners were a unit as they were upon the point that unless the rates are restored at those mines where reductions have been made there must como sootier or later a general reduction throughout the district l1 chard PalrricrrXf t Charles said In regard tothc 62 cent rate I think allshould make a stand for the advance to that rate We of bt Charles havo no kick ex cept for our interest in our fllloW ineii we have no grievance but if this thing keeps on we will have to coine dawn Jf there waf any thing to gain if any more coal could bo shipped put of these vlil leys under the reduction it would be some inducement lint not a pound more will be mined and shipped titan ifjhq oid rate is paid He advised a general sfirtd for the 62J cents per ton nnd thought there would be little difficulty in securing what the miners want un tier sucfT circumstances He also counselled moderation andsocr action as the only plan that cpuld win John Baker of Barnesley one of the directors of the Cooperative Coal Company anti n lich i inc said that tim l3friics1uy miners wore digging coal for 2 cents a bushel that they had rcdoivcd 27 rnd 3 cents until the market was cut so that the company was compelled to reduce the pricXv He saideWe all are aware how it began It be gan at Providence Them othtlrs followed so that our Sccrolary is llluntilI was one atnoiij the firtto stort the hall to rolling Cnrbondalc cutfronl27 to 2 cents ono month tpget1mcrbyCarbondnleaudapk a restoration I lifvc always stood for good wages limit aiwa wready to do with reason Wo now have Carbon dale in Jino anti they are paying 2j4 conts W i persuaded and bugged iherjito stand for the ad vance and we are feeding mon who lost work over it Dont go back to Providorfce but stop it where it is and dont let it get fur ther If every mine in America should rrducu no uiorc coal could be mined und neither the opora toflnQr the mirier js b nefittod by a rdlliictton Iet iisiisai only honor able moans as honest men I was raised in Eastern Kentucky where they didnt know l What law was They dont know yet And I had to get out of thai country in order to rpmain a good citizen Come out like men and demand 2 4 cents We can win The leading operators arc opposed to the re duction Carbondalc has restored but the others have not Let tis cure the cases near us then g6 to the chronic cascrProvidcnce C E Jones and J M Victory were the only men not miners who had nnyihiniMo saySThey took occasion to speak welt of those operators who have maintained the old rate of mining and cssaydd some suggestions to the miners Numerous miners otfipr than those quoted spoke moru or less to time point and some attempted to tiring into the question other things be side the vital consideration of the reduced rate to miners but these were exceptions and the idea generally prevailed that the only remedy lay in a restoration of tho pld rate whore reduction had been made Some feeling tributes were paid to those operators who have maintained and are paying the the standard rate Numerous motions were made before the holy could decide what would bu most expedient The motion that finally prevailed was offered by John Daker of Barnes Icy and amended by W Ft Ward ol Crabtrce whjph as amended is as followsIIThai this body do inaid 2j4 cents for digging 80 pounds of screened lump coal in slimlinCr and 3 cents for digging 80 pounds of scfcfynod lump coat in winter uniforinalJy throughout tilts district And that the miners from each place represented today where tIme ratohas beep reduced act as a noiiunittcc to iittI their men to gttlitr and getthcm to nyru to stnittl for thulvallco then to notify their Sm erintonrltiits of ihcjr iklLnniiin ion tn work no longer at lfa than 24 rents and to ct if pojKtblo a statement in writing from tliQpponatprs agreeing tpn vtiicij tTTp rate ij 1 til other pparntorswlioliivu reducod will rtdvancc then report ttImisbodyw- htcut a gcncra1 nHclll1g will bo cillcd to take action in regard to Providence S A general committee was ap pointed consisting of W F Ward Jamcs Frank Ivey J B Hawkins Thomas Spencer and T C Chambers to whom reports should be made Mr J J McGregor chairman pf tlju mmectfmieircsrmjr BEE to return thianj him to we mines for the very excinhlent good Qrder and aitention given throughout the nieoiintjV AsisweU wnTuu DEE haS ever Xdod for time interest ol the cimlmiritrniiJ worked for the uTauitfiiTancO ttf the flidl3t i cl iiitiunsr ind TiiiC 3iivtiow ex t jidsTw 5ttIlIJ1I i t1lUImrrsTr itvht irt tug torclraton I whtro this ralqhaa ten tilt Tht 1conditfonsseent ripe for a speedy anti amicable settlement where operatorsitgoodmen that ru to fn a general advanqtwmtlisingle exception of Ptovijicqshccthie men have IIQtl a prbachcd the company Ar thcime in the Spirit pf sobcml1StiildmoderlltlOl1 are iho Sdvanco withre sort to no irieajis but reason and persuasion iV j In Tint April 9 189G yc- cotiitiicnted litoriaI1r updn time situation then bcginnirig to look serious out of which the present conditions have grown and showed that neither miner operator nor anybody else but the consumer Was bcncfitted by a reduction of the rate and that the community at largo suffered THE DEE has spoken frequently to the same point We reproduce time editorial cxfsting mained about the Same with time mininghassince that time No Reason for n Reduction fromTim One Aruil 9 1896 J S There are at work some serious disturbances to the coal miner and mine laborer in the Western Ken tricky field A number of mine p1idtjlCpdr cent Others have tried to do veryjustlYgoad reason for any reduction in the price of mine labor at this time With thu exception of Nashville Term then has been no reduction in the prices at which Western Kentucky coal is sold in the various markets lot the past two years Nashville buys but ii per cent of tljc coal produced by the West ern Kentucky field Louisville which buys 22 per cent of the coal produced now pays 25 cents per ton more for lump coal titan coallmngs1h6mine oli Jits notlhlIiinrr good reason for objecting to less pay It is harUly fair to ask him 10 reduce all simplytiecmtistwhich consumes but n per cent of his product and in thin lace of boiler prices elsewhere Such reduction in wages means a loss to the laborer andminor of the Western Kentucky field of about 326000 IIn1l diy and it also means a loss rtf revenue to the mine owner of an equal sum since the prices of the product to him must necessarily be reduced as to the miner are reduced Only the consumer will profit by wagesrhme loss o cvtry man in the district Tike away from this coal field titus amount of money now paid the mutt employes and not only is the miner robbed ofjust so much cash hut every citizen farmer hanker mtchariic or yhqt iiotrwotild feel and must help to hear time losp Chambirlains Cough llemeJy ths licsl ant Must Popular We sell moro of Chamberlains Cough Remedy thin niall others combined write Messrs Kerr Sons druggists of Mars Pa Tho solo of it is something phenomenal Wo have sold two gross this winter selling as Inch as six bottles in one morning to as mall different customers This remedy has proved particularly suc cosdllllncroupy affections Our custom ers Invariably pronounce ii the best they can find and we knbv ofno one where it lias failed to RVO rnlirn satisfaction 25 ando cents per boulo ai Si Uer nard Store Kattingion Ben T Rob inson Clarion CJnj Guorgo Kipg St Clwrlos HOIK W L Gordon vas out from Mntltsonvillo Monday V 1111 ilnni iu CrtVMirnte Vunl f tiiiUiuvtit till nisi won c1 I illiHxivoiv of Uio DKU ituaa nut aiiitrajVoali n to The nato aw teutly nut on 1noYIIl1I 1 and Ixnvclo tiio ciitiro system ol cfllds curo licnillciiR luv r liil lUnl conatiiKvtlon end sn llIL6IO buy anti n bnx off C ktaclll moz cOnfl ttitiiint- gIIarautelto CUM hr nit TlrnRhdB- t lI r WR BoiirJaiHl of M ilion yule v afJ Fridny- Hucklcna Arnica Salve The Utsl Salvo in the worM for Cuts Urnijcw Suro Ulqora Sail lilmnm Peer lTta Tutter Chnppoil Hands Chilblains Cornjiiml all Skin Uruplinns and posi livelycures Piles or no PlY rtfjitired lls gniriptecd give jwrfect 1II fcllnIlOr- mnfl rnfnndnl Prim 251 per Imx IrIr Silo liySi Itirjiirl DniRritoM C Mr Will urn Uarntjit of Mfini toil witS Sn town Saturday Utficitjtul ItlRlc Uyo SalVD is no nnd original in stjla of picknu tend m ljcd WJhlil Ji Ii pvrfccily harnil si contains ro Itind and Uh nilirnuwil cur fir isn tihqilsir l Iir Sllt in 1Ir irr1llriy i r liildiiG II Kin 4i tiitrIq M ss Sillin MoGrnlh visilid lriIIIIIII EviiisVlio lisi we ci p- aI1 M 11 4057 l6iiuit loiutaAi uuiily uml itrivur boinai netlc hut of lila iicrvu unit vigor UUo fololllctlutwuiiilurvrirliiir tliatniakos weak Jiicn itmni tMl thlIIII Moor fl Cu uuaran tot Itophtet SOft ftimplo free Alilross Stcrlfnu Ucmotly Cu OhlRiuo 6r New Yorlt- TiiEr sale of the O V railway hlalenpostponcd until July 6th Dr D R Uoilirockof Now Berlin la flora not hesitate to rocorfimeml Chamber 131ne mBlioinPs HM My 1 have Imidlfrd tjiem for a year or moro Inmy pli ruiicy and find then sifa xnil rolhblr My customers praise them very lilghly Noon whd Is IrouUltd wfih rheumatism cars iiBe CtjambcrHiy l Ujlm without praising if The qlli ic i jut from psin- whichil ilTortls is atone wortlv rnjoy times us COM For sale by I Henuril Drug Surtifiringion George Klnj5fSJ hales IiSIlt uhIJIOn Morton GfiViv Splendid Opportunity vKTji p toJhl great Tennessee LJl1t MtiInliI1ntlnlltlh Expo sptnclidin w j r at 100 PICNIC AND BARBECUE Seventh Annual Celebration of Victoria Lodge No Bt Knights of Pythias I AT LAKESIDE PARK 12ARL1NOTON akcsidc Park Earl I Ibnnls515 conceded to be one on time most beautiful Placeslin nics for many years past by the many gatherings of multitudes on pleasure bent which have sheltered under the shade of friendly trees rowed or sailed on the surface of lovely Loch Mary or fished or bathed in its waters TIme Pythian Knights of Victoria Lodge No 84 and Atkinson Di vision Uniform Rank have con tributcd no little to the fame of this pleasure ground by their re peated annual celebrations on the national holiday and they prepare to celebrate again this year in a manner becoming their experience in such matters and the dignity of the occasion The Glorious Fourth this year falls on Sunday and they have selected Saturday July 3 as the day for their grand picnic and barbecue A special equestrian drill will be I afcaturc of the parade and arrange in1IiQethe usual multitude wilt bo here Train No 59 leaving Henderson at G36 a mu will stop at all stations and take on passengers for this point Train No 54 leaving EarJington at 1053 P m will stop at nil stations between Earlingtcn and H ndersonto let off passen gers returning from the picnic No trouhlu to get to Earlington or to get away All trains stop here And you will be giver a good time generally while you are here Come and see The eagle the king of all birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So artt those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eo dalvo for weak eyes styes sore eyes at any kind or yranulated lids Sold by St Uernard Drugstore Uarllng ton Gio King St Charles Nikola Tesla nays he can tele graph without wires and has sent messages through the earth for more than 20 miles now TO fiND OUT Villa bottle Qr common water glass vitbc urina and let it stand twenty four a sediment or setting Indicates a diseased condition otho kidneys When urine stiiins linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pain in the back is also convincingI proof that the kidneys and are out of ordertThere is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in thoback kidneys liver bladder nnd every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing Itorbad effects following use of liquor wino or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many times during urinate The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highiest for Its most wonderful cures of tim distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gists price fifty cents andone dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TUB UBB and send your lull postoffice address to Dr Kilmer Co IHnghampton NY The proprietor of this paper guarantee the genuine ness of this offer Before Retiring take Ayera PiUs and YQU will sleep better and wake In better condition for the days work Ayers Cathartic Pills haVe no equal as a pleasant and effect constIpationbiliousness nil liver troubles They are sugarcoated and so perfectly prepared that they cure with ncesexpcdcnccdIn yourdruggistPills When other pills wont help you Ayers Is THE PILL THAT WILL J f JAMES A TATE Will Deliver a Lecture on What Prohibition Means at ASSEMBLY HALLON EVENING OF JUNE 18 lames A Tate formerly editor of the Pilot the Prohibition organ of Nashville Tenn will lecture at Assembly Hall June 18 at 8 oclock Subject What Prohi bition Means Mr Tate is one of the hardest working members of the Prohibition party young vigorous and a forcible speaker His experience has been such asto ht him for the platformand where he has spoken friendships have been formed which attest to the mag netic influence of the man JHis presence in our communit will have its use and all will be de lighted to hear him The lecture will be freebut if any feel disposed to aid in the cause of Temperance by donation of large or small sums they can rest assured that any amount sub scribed will be used in a worthy cause There Is Nothing So Good There is nothing just as good as Dr ConsumptionCoughsand permit the dealer lo sell you some sub aoytbinlbetter profit ha claim something else to be josiajgood You want Dr Kings New Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable and guaranteed to do good or money refunded For Coughs Colds Consumption and for all affections of Throat Chest and Lungs there is nothing so good as is Dr Kings New Discovery DrugStoreA wild girl is reported running at jumping and frightening people out of their senses She will probably not be captured W canlblllkanProtect your Miwaj they mar wealth Writ JOHN Vk COTTPatent Attor nop WaihlDBton l O for their tlJOO prize offer sad new one thousand IQTOIIUOIU wanted A RELIC FROM m WLI s An lHst Hceoftr SpT WkDone by oar Pastelfkc Department On the morning of June 5 the mail brought Mrs PauiM Moore a letter under officIal coyer from the Postofficc Department la qUlty Division Room 12 Chicago a containedletter 8enclosingpaper bearing the following Inscription accompanied the enclos lIre from the Pepariment at Chi ago t 11 The nceoropanj log wall matter WM 7gSt Decker Ind Match cub 1897 The envelope and enclosed bill ne much discolored and encrustedVwith dry mud of a color that din credits the name of White RIVMT It will be remembered that the jtimsweeks after the wreck occurred This letter was the top of the pack age in which it was hound and the Envelope shows across its face the marks and impression of the string withwhich the package was tied A portion of the paper label bonnd on the package by the route agent remains tightly adhered to the en velope over the address which is largely obs ured thereby Titus letter was a long timeoa posibic there Since writing time above we find that two or three other letters in same condition came to Earl ington by the same mail To Cure Constipation Foreiver IQaorKaIfIf He Were Only a RepuWlcaa There will be a State Senator to elect from Hopkins and Christiaa counties at the November election I 1897 It is Hopkins countys time to furnish the candidate WeVhear Jas R Rash spoken of If Mr Rash consents to make the race he will enlist aTlarge following because he isa mtin of Hopkins countys favorite sOns Let some one get Tn the field Iiat can wiu Hanson Exchange biluiulu your JloweU With CiticmrcU torenu11Iorc OUR 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how to deal with tUtted who turn nway from err con equips and Ircslst tho truth or wl11 not qndiire sound doctrine II Tim 1 ll1i 11llJ ur8 IvB ftPnulnn npostlo ot Jesus Christ h1 th nccordlnff to tho prom Iso ofyJlTo vwhlch Js In Christ Jesus Iro loToUp think of hlnsclf na ono sent forth bvJcsus Clirlst nnd chosen for this hon- c3thft1ofb God Why God should choos- eoDfJoCtals certainly n great wonder but U To lato truly rccclted tho Lonl JISU- SqifSd nn our Saviour resting wholly nnd o lIhf finished work ot ntonmcnl ty nwil not feor to bcllcvo that vo tClO clson iu Him before tho foundation of- tlw jtrh Eph 1 41 that wo should bo lf ro mm and that no mlghtscnd tfdrth In Ills name oven nstho FntJler roUt Him John xll 18 xr 01 Tho uto thnt God gives Is In Christ and npa frOm Him there Is ho Ufo I John v 1- 2Dfo Timothy my dearly beloved SOili Cfrace mercy nnd pcaeo froth God tho Fn tlrcr nnd Christ Jesus our Lord In I TUu ho MIls him My own son In tlrtf ftilh nnd In Phil II 20 margin ho wroto tbct ho had no man GO dear unto him s timothy Wo first rend of him In Acts rvl 1 tuln disciple living nt Lstrl his ntpthcr Jewess his father n U reel And Pjrtilbn hit second missionary tour took Wni with him It Is by tho grace or undeserved favor of God through Jesus Chrlstthnt wo nro saved 1 I thank God whom I servo from my Sf6nfnthers with pureconscience that with out ceasing I have remembrance of thee In I urfFinycrs night and day Before tho 1 cmJttcll ho also mill that ho hnd lived In nll t6od oorisclehcobcforp God Acts xxlll 1 o Asholmt8 It In Acts xxvl G After tho most Ftmltcst Feet of our religion I lived ihnrlBco Ho docs not attempt to cxcus t ils threat sins ngainst Jesus Christ nnd His rwlccriicd but eaya th t ho verily though that lib ought to do these things Acts hI 0 beta1tifi44t joy Paul prayed much for thor wjjom Oed had given him but ho wonl pray especially for such a ono ns his Eon Tliiiotby It nu11uul tho iMiflipplan suit other believers In his heart Phil 1 7 and prayed much for them how much moro does our Lord Jesus curry love nUll pmy fortHls redeemed ones Wo sure not told tho cSuso of Timothys tears but It Pnu was mindful of them how much more Is our Lord of ours Thero Is comfort to human weakness In tho thought that tho JfjHmothy cf such n ono ns Paul might ho joyI G Then 1 call to mind the onlY1butcst Infancy they may bo trim believers Is i tho Lord Jesus Christ Blessed aro tho mothers and grandmothers who so tmln the children Unfeigned faith makes UI UdhU of tho most surely believed nnd know tho certainly of Luke I 1 4 0 Wherefore Iputtheo In rcraembrom- tliat thoti stir up the gift of God whlcli ftii i heo by tho witting on of my hands1 1Io refers to this also In I Tins Iv U Tho Spirit bestows gifts upon people severally ns He tho Spirit will nUll God places tbo members in tho body as It hath please him I Oor xII 11 18 Heglvcs to evcry man hiswork and something to work wltl and rays Occupy till I como Mark xll 81 LukO xbc IS Then at lila coming Ho will rcwanl every man according to his works 7 MorGod hath not given us tho spirit of fear but of power anti of love nnd of n sound mind Judging from tho portlo of ibo cplsUo following such ns I 8 12IG t if UIO 13 111 12j Iv 6 10 wo would Infer than the fear referred to Is n fear of what ono might bo called upon to endure btit thought of tho perfect loveof God eat out nil fear I John Iv 18 8M But continuo thou in tho thing which thou bust learned and hast been us cured of Our Lord raid Continuo ru- In My love If ye continue In My word tbelllltQ ye Mf1treIPlclllndccd John xv 0 vlll 81 that Luko saId in tjio beginning of his gospel tbat ho wrote eonconilng tho things whirl were most purely believed that JI18 friend jnlghlrtknow tho certainty ot S theeo th1na flAiko 14 and thnt Abri liam waf XuJlji5crsuadcd that what God had promised Ho was atilo to pcrforj Rosa Ij tXi2i 1C AiBlatKritVfromu child thou lint known tio Holy Scriptures which aro ablo to ulakntItuIwiSC unto salvation through faith wlftcbMsSin Christ Jesus These could Juq none oilier tlian what EOIUO di Fplso Oh Testament writings In vhlchIwiljtcsUflca there was wisdom ui to nFrzi C tuid the way of faith In Christ Jesus liyilrikJthcAvny of Ealvatlon Gods way la 0 Bible more tim iu1yvtfithdn In Gen 11121 The Lor Himself Tldctllho clothing by tho shedding or Wubtl anti Athtn and Kvo hndonl to iira11siuze1enis their own works th Ilgicuif Vpjo nnd accept G OlIo provision it1tscuu JtlA children who from their youthiifatnuplit UICKC things 10 MKStrljitiiro is given by inspire tlOIt or for doctrlno1 for niir ifTor correction for Instruction lurlgii While tho Bible con talus 1i j ry words of God arid some of the Vert1sdit tire devil nswcll assonn wordWaitcttt Iud inca yet tho whol book frAiii beginning to end was wrlttci by the fcplrlt of God Ho giving the men whom hanscd the very words tci write ns Isplalnfrdm such toxto nsKs lr 12i II gain 2 Jlr 1 7 Ot xxl 2 4 0 Bi Johnll t The Hplrit who I rotc th book iji 4ii1 III tho bookr and Its vvottls ar spirit lii TlJhll vl C3 17 PSjiatfflo SSILIII ot God jmiy 1o ixi fret t i funiUlicd uutoall good works toA man of pod Is one wlio is first n child fj Ljpodby In Christ Jesus 4 lint iht n to God ns Ills pun rt101 Ills senctec the Lorils mmcIp1 tItJiho iMrdssruwslge n- cceiitigFs ordcrg front God nnd ixvponsl blotoiflnlceuklng In till tilings Ills op profu1 i VliIlQ fro JIVe tnvul freely by Kracelttflff tluJt we amy walk In the workfe Ill lCirejaltdjr us Efh II 10 nni the Be uilflhio ioo touflicient to qiuiIIf fully ICrfull tfcoaworks ICwo will onl1 yield 1jfily list wfii vonlc in us loth to will afydhp co of IU ccod pleasure Phil II I3JIb1 xllSl 4 jff MORTONS oarj Dn jr JXobinson antI wife and Mr G Browning and wife were In Earlingto Sundayevening HevijS Edwards of Hanson fillet re appointments at the Baptli cburcbicayQuite J crowd tram Mortons Gal altendeduervtce at tlat Creek Sunday There jwaian unusually large patherin there 0 i 5- d Mr Yanovan antl wife accompaniec by Miss Coleman visited relative here Saturdaand Sunday f Dr Ge rg L9van and Miss Eva i7cCord one of thn counivj fairest daughters JtWilliamsJMr GeorfieiiiSpericcT QHIeiI4 was ib guest of L D Smith Sunday Mr and Mrs Dick Croft and Mr 1 13 k4 I4 tITopic For tho Week Itcclnnlhtr June 13 Comment by Itcr H it Doyle Tona Tho bcst7ayto study tho Dlblo Pa xix 711 Tho Niiictccuth Psnhn speaks of th glory of God ns revealed in naturo verses 10 nnd also of Gods glory os revealed in His written low verses 714 It unity havo been composed in tho early hours of tho morning ns th sun was teen going forth na a bride groom out of his chninbcr dcclnriu the glory of God Then tho psalinis may have turned his thoughts to that better and mono precious revelation of God in His word And what a wonderful description ho gives of tho power nn excellence nild preciousness of Gods word I S Tho low of tho rAm Is perfect convortln tho soul Tho testimony of the Lord Is sure makln vrlso tho simple Tho statutes ot tho Lord aro right rejoicing the heart Thvjcomtnaudmcnt of tho Lord is pure enlightening tho eyes This fear of tho Lord is clean enduring forever Tlia Judgments of tho Lord aro true olld righteous altogether Jloro to bo desired aro they than gold yen than much flno gold Moreover by thorn Is thy servant warned In keeping of them thoro is great reword Tho characteristics of Gods word asset forth in these and tho succeeding verses its power its excellence its pro cionsuoss its beneficent effects suggest to us tho best wnys for studying tho Bi ble 1 Tho Biblo should bo studied daily It is probablo that this psalm was composed in tho morning ns tho write looked upon tho oriental sun rising Lu nil his splendor Then ho meditates up on Gods written law What bette preparation for tho duties tho tcmptn tious tho trials of tbo day before bin than the contemplation of God in untnn mud in His word What better prepara tion for tho day can wo mako than tc receive1 nn inspiration by rending study and meditation from tho deep hallow ing soul Eustniuingword of God 2 Tho Biblo should bo studied in Its entirety Tho terms the law the testimony tho statutes II tho judg month include tho entire word of God In its place nUll for its purposo all the word should be diligently studied All Scripture is given by inspiration of God nnd is profitable for doctrine for reproof for correction for instruction in right eousness that tho man of God may be perfect thoroughly furnished unto all gOOd works 8 Tho Biblo should be studied per tonally nnd practically It restores tho soul it enlightens the eyes it warms it pierces tho innermost recesses of the soul and lays bare the sinfulness of the human heart and proposes n remedy it through tho grace of God Theso forI needs of every human being should desire these blessings for They arc necessary to tho best Interests of his souL Tho only way to get them out of Gods word is by tho personal study nnd personal practical application of Gods word Bible Readings Deut xvli 1820 Joshua i 8 viii 3035Ps i I 2 xl 8 cxix 97112 Isa xxxiv 10 Mat iii 1018 Johuv 30 Actsxvii 1011 I Thcss v 2022 II Thcss iii 1 II Tim iii 1417 Jas i 2225 A llrave Sermon Tho apostle Peter preached a bravo ecrmon a very bravo sermon on the day of Pentecost Ho did not avoid giv ing offense Ho accused his hearers of participation in a great crimo and ns tuned them that there was no hopo fox them except through repentance and faith in tho person they had just sentenced to n shameful death as a great criminal Ordinarily such a sermon would create a riot delivered in such circumstances and tho preachers life would have been in peril But the Holy Spirit WIS in Peter and in tho truth and 3000 souls became members of a despised sect It was a bravo sermoi and effectual Christian Intelligencer Tho Good Teacher A bad driver will spoil a horse in a few weeks but many persons fail to iIIzetnatlho destiny of a boy iair tho hands of his teacher and that the unskillful schoolmaster is as dangerous in a community ta a blundering doctor Tho true teacher therefore must have an ideal of life Ho must be truo to it himself and ho must know how to kin dlo his learners with a pure passion fox excellence American Friend Eternal Love The eternal lovo tirotb not the eter nal wisdom inowoth tho hearts of men and still to us all crieth very longingly the voice of tho Man of Sorrows who is faithful to perform all Ho promiseth Come unto Me nil yo that labor and nro heavy laden DUll I will give you rest Sunday at Home w Only llai Theories Tho faith or conviction that the na lure of things is on tho sido of right comes of itself There is no use of ar Ruing tho point or trying to provo it- Tel1n man tq enter tho battle and see for himself Tho looker on docs not kayo tho faith Ho only has theories W L Sheldon Christian Endeavor Notes Christian Endeavor is cooperative morgy says tho bright topic card used by tho First Presbyterian society San Diego CaL- Christian Endeavor says Roy James Mnrsoll a well known English Baptist is teaching th9 rising genera tion tho practicality of prayer There has been formed nn Irish national Christian Endeavor council consisting of 20 members 12 representing Belfast and 8 representing Dublin and tho south and west of tho island Somo of tho most important Christian Endeavor work iu Ireland is done in smnllout of tho way places where Prot stauta are few Thcro are now In Germany about 80 Christian Endeavor societies Blanks and wife were in Earlington Sun lay afternoon Capt Lee Stull returned from Evans illo Saturday wasberehis best girl Hopkinsiitei I spentSanndyDr J a Williams and wits were la I ladisonville last Thursday Capt JC Bacon and daughter of Mad invillc visllejl friends hero last week JohnCarrolllonday on business TheJofant daughter of Mf and MrsEA Holmes is very at present We hope she may soon improve c1Ltvc1 Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF van IM MACULA CONCEPTION Mrtt matt 700 a mi tecond nlll r1 and irrmi 930 S m Kotary Inttiucllon and benediction ot tso PflI5VeIY Sunday A U Cornan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundayschool every Sunday morning from sue lo 1030 Communion mvlcc following io40 PrAr meeting eu Vedcsday eenlnR Services lust mitt thud Sundays In each morn It V OHEitPatlor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Salnrday evtnlnR and Snnday each month Prayer mcctlnR Monday nigh undajcliool al 930 a m n S KdvranU lasicj M B CHURCH Services first each month mernl and night Prayer meeting every Wcdnnd eight Sunday school at ajo pm C C hALL Pastor N E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a- iuightby II J T Cherry Pastor rayer meelin nery lrlda night VI SCHniSTlANKNDKAKOR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening nt tjc al Assembly Stall- GENERAL BA1TIST CHURCH Preaching on the Tlilrll Saturday night IInd Sunday ot etch month Fraer meeting eve Tuesday cvcnlnR Lrt IAIIIIlIltor RELIGIOUS NOTES The Earlington Christian Endcarorc will go to Bawesley Sunday afternoon by special invitation to bold services The will start from the corner of Main nnd Railroad streets at 130 oclock Vehicle will bo in waiting to take those Endeavor ers who wish to go State Sunday School ConvcntlonHarroil Ky June aa aj and 24 The Thirtysecond Annual State Convention of the Kentucky Sundayschoi Union will be held in Harrcdsburg on June 21 23 and 24 A most attractive and practical program has been arranged Well nown speakers will discuss topics of vita mport to Sundayschool work Among the speakers are Mr Marion Lawrence ieneral Secretary of Ohio S S Associa ion Mr Alfred Day General Secretary or Ontario S S Association and Mrs W J Semelroth of St Louis the wellknow ind gifted primary teacher Prominent raong the speakers from our own Slate arc Rev Dft J p McFerrin Rev Dr S 11 Hamilton Prof H K Taylor S Valers McGill F W Spreen J L Ams den Prof E A Fox Prof C H Poagc aDd J T Elder Rev Dr W B Jennings will conduct the devotional exercises Mr YP Bilhorn of Chicago will have charge of the music There will be three Conferences for Primary Teachers DELEGATES Every Sundayschool in tbe State is entitled to one delegate for cacti hundred members or fraction thereof ENTERTAINMENT All accredited dele gales will bo entertained provided their ames reach W C Rue at Harrodsbnrg on or before Monday June 21 TRANSPORTATION All the railroads in- tbe State have made a rite of ono fare fox Ibe round trip- CREDENTIALS may be obtained from ounty officers or from the State Secretary Miss Mamie F Huber at Louisville Overpowered and Inactive It is only with tho pious effect of tho- will that wo can be spiritually attentive to God As long as tho noisy restlessness of tho thoughts goes on tho gcutlr- ad holy desires of tho now nature are overpowered and inactive J P ircovesLet UI GutSier Up Our Strength Instead of being discouraged because what wo do is unworthy of God and in iguiflcant compared with what was lone by others let us gather up our strength to reform our errors and read to higher attainments Spurgcou They Serve Oud float They servo God best who do well heir eiiuplo dutiesnot somo fanciful atriflco at n distance but tho plain homely everyday task that lies before hem Christian Life Depend on Christ Reckon on Christ to do Ills part per octly Directly you giro Ho takes Directly you will open tho door Ho en ors Directly you will open tho floodgates Ho pours in a glorious tido ol nllness fullness of wealth of power of joy Tho clay has only to be plastic to tho hand of a Pallissy tho marble las only to be pliant to tho chisel of a Michael Angelo tho organ line only too responsive to tho slightest touch of lhandel tho student line only to follow ho least hint of a Faraday or a Who veil and there will bo no failure iu ro sults Oh to bo equally susceptible to tho molding influences of Christ We hall not fail in realizing tho highest deal of which wo are capable if ouly wo will let Him do His work uuliindcr edRcv F D Meyer The Only Agency No law can be efficient which has not ho general support of the people The only hope must rest upon tho change to- bo effected in individuals rbo only igency which can do this is the gospe- lIt and it alone wakes such an alteration in tho hearts of men ns causes them to sate evil and lovo righteousness Hero must a beginning be made by every one who seeks to elevate his fellow mau Episcopal Recorder Tho Giver With the Gift Outwards arc harsher than our deeds und at this season when the poor need us so badly it is well to commingle with tho open handedness which will not fall short of provious efforts tin words and looks of kindness that will nako the gift yet more acceptable and bring tho greater blessing Tho Lord lorcth a cheerful giver Jewish Exponent On Wednesday evening June 2 1897 al- tbe residence of Mrs Joe Furgerson Mr John E Coyle a popular young mano this place led to the bymenial altar Mis Anna Furgerson a most estimable youn lady where In tho presence of a few se lecled friends they were united in tbi oly bonds of matrimony Rev Burden 01 larlingtbn officiating They start down t 10 stream of life together amidst the b sl daises ot a host of admiring friends W xtend pijr hearty congratulations and rust tbattiiefrpattuway through life mate streir with beautiful flowers lade- nmjtieetest perfumes inlimo 8bydrurglMs 4 CONSUMPTION I v u Und tt cit 1 11 1 1 L1 111tetI ot ot 6GjI ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY vINOORPORATIID f lb Maiid of I aGeneralS V S BrAnch Offices IA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville it G ROtlSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducih cIV Tennessee Kentucky S ifS II NEWBOLP Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets OH Kentucky Memphis Tcnn j i A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind T EitJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louise MOi J W S BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill ic S IS I THE FAMOUS NOI9 COAL I jF01 all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 4 Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables ft Iused THE BEST SELEOTED COAL IN THE MARKET 4 111 ft BRUSHED 4 BOKE FOR BAsK I BURNERS AND FURMBES I IWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One r l5 5 v ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as i- g t one ton of the best Anthracite Coal jj I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MoNEY ft 1 9ur Eo1oed iiens All communication ami men of newt rer taming to ibis column should be ddtessc l to LGso ALEXAMDIB Kathneton Ky ZION A M B CHURCH Services every Sunday morning at it oclock end evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9131 a m C U Walker pastor MX ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath all I n m and 7 p in San day school at 930 a m W W Foster pastor Mrs Sabrie Duncan and Mrs Della Campbell were at Madisonvillo last wet shoppingMessrs Will Prilchelt and James Uun lap were at Madisonville Sunday Rev W W Dorsey of Madisonvlllc has been carrying on a big meeting fos two weeks anil is drawinc latB crowds George 11 While is the only colotei member of the house of representative Mrs Idiotic Ray is very ill at this writ iORIMrs Mink Plrchlll Is on thn sick list Mils Matlti Gocdlor of Madisunvillr Ii uut hero visiting frit lids v Mr CUrence Nursn mnled lillexr girls on one plate of ice cream and Ibo band played on- Remember 01 lIsa big picnic the third ol July given by the Band boys They will have fish ham sheep and pin Mrs Virgie Miller was buried Sunday Wo would like to near from Madisonville Rosin liasselt of Madiconyille got putout the first round I Mrs Lena Bailey vUited friends al Madisonville SunJay The big basket rmwtintf al Marions G4i next Sunday will in all probability bo ihi grandest in this section of the Stale Wi expect to go to that meeting if we never gt loan olherAII out fur the Gapl Miss Hetlie Davis a highly respectw young lady was buried at Nortonville las week Tuesday Miss Davis was the sis ter of Miss Josie Davis The corps wa brought here from Montgomery Ala fo r InJermenl Miss Jirio Is very sick at this writing in Moflisonville In Ibu mlners meeting here last Satur day the colored man was the black key or pianoforte The black key is not thi main feature but you cannot play ii sharps and fi its without it The picnic was well attended Saiurdiy Miss Miry Johnson Is hero visiting her sister Mrs Lizzie Laury Mrs Jane Roberts of Princeton is vis lUng her daughter Mrs T II Merri weather this wetk Our choir is umpiring to go to the Gp next Sunday Rev James Laury preached at tin Baptist Church Sunday night Mrs Blanche Woodson one of the best known teachers in the county died at her residence last Friday She leaves a boa of friends to mourn her loss The remarkable wjirnn preacher Mrs Lizzio DUlls closed her series o meetings last Sunday night and deparlei for Springfield Tenn The U B Ps and the S M TI bOlda great day in Madisonville last Sunday Greenvlllo and Uarlington were thon largely The colored peoplo of Ifenderson ICy have made a very creditable display In the Negro Building at the Tenn esseo Centennial which should be seen bV all who go from thIs section The ex bibit occupies liberal spaces near one corner of the building and is attractively arranged Among the articles exhibited the handiwork of Kentucky Negroes art hair work fancy needle work specimens pi the cabinet makers and plasterers art II fine collection ot all kinds of horse shoes made by an expert farrier Besides there ja tobacco corn and other grains anti prodncla of the apjcnljurist The Negro Building is a large room and handsome edifice one of tho most important ones on the grounds and the col orcd people should feel a pride in sncl representation as they are given and gratitude to the Exposition management forth efforts in their I behalf and the great ex Pease incurred in preparing such nn cx cellcnt building dedicated to their me ST CHARLES I l Rev Barnelt filled his regular appoint merit last Sunday Mr Tom Henson is on the sick list tbis weekMr N Killebrew returned from Evans villa Sunday and brought his son Thirntoi Mrs Julia Nnnn who a weak at the Centennial returnnd bnndiy Mr Brown of Carboivl was In lowi Sunday Be on your watch boys or you limo will be beat Several of tbs Crablree boys weru present at the Sunday School fmtivil Tiius11 night iMiss Alcenii CuntiiigIu urn who In been at Nashville anemling school fur nine months cam hymn Snuiliy James Brasher Jr is on the sick list Rev H Kennedy of llenderton preached for us Thursday night Dont forget the annual sermon which to bo preached Sunday Rev G W Holmes lectured here Wed ncsday nigh- tSeveralotour people attended the fun oral of Miss Hetlie Dsvis last week at Nor lonvillt Mrs Yates of Croflon is visiting rela lives here Rov Rolling of Madisonville was In own one day last week There is talk of a wedding before Ihe bat of the month II must bs Mr H L as ha seem to be the happiest man In town The Wominu Friend I know from my own experience iha onladics of a constipated habit there Is nothing to supply the place of German Liver Iowder Mrs J f Meanness Springfield Ohio t I I have taken German Liver Powder Cor dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without itMsss Jenni Green Abiline Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint I bad relief before I had taken one batik It did me more good than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell J rrersonvilill Ind Bold Asertlon- CourierJournal Out of the fortyfive States in this Union saidone of the speak ers at the Frankfort convention Bryan would carry thirtyfive iJ the election were to come off today Such assertions are cheap and common now But they wer just as common during last years campaign There is no more sup port for them than a silveritcs word the same word upon which rest the assertion that the Governmen can make sixteen ounces of silve equal in value to one ounce of gold Free Trip You can go to tho Tennesse Centennial free if you willant take your sister brother wife children Read Tug BEES grea offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition 75 to 100 Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady oi Gentlemen Agents to aid in an excellent school work which is nov in every county ir the United States Call on M M GILMOUIJ General Agent ai DawsQn Springs Ky or address Student Register Compaoy JLoc1 Bopt 344i Nashville Tcnp BITTERNESS In the Democratic Ranks at the Frankfort Convention SAM SHACK NOMINATED FOR CLERK Frankfort June 3Sam J Shackleford of Owcnsboro cap tured the silverite nomination for the Appellate clerkship on the tenth ballot this afternoon lie secured the nomination by effecting a com bination with G W Richardson to whom he has promised the chief if the ticket wins and thus defeated the leading candidate Mr Robert L Green The silvcritcs had everything their way and the sound money men were kicked out and con signed to the guillotine and perdi I in niInre were only about Coo units gatts runt anti it was the siuillesi Sinto ruiiviMjlion that liar liutMi hull fur many cars Tim following extracts rum tho bitter speech of Jo Dlacklmrn arraigning thu gold standard Dem ocrats indicates the spirit that prevailedYou here to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeal and when that duty is performed you have an other to perform The which you have manifested is an evidence that you know what that duty is and will meet It We have a platform to adopt and we need not wall to know what il is I know that the Chicago platform will be indorsed and when that is done I want to see you lay especial emptiisis on the financial plank us the issue of tbo day I would leave the gutes widd open for the return of every honest Democrat who has been ead astray Hut the leaders were not led astray They betrayed their party and let It bo your duty to see that they slay out of the Democratic party You cant get them luck anti whats more they cant come luck Purge your pirjy ahd make Irc ton olious rue dingcr that lies luforiJ you is disintegration be cause yo have not yet drawn the lines tight enough I counsel conservatism so far as rank and file of our strayed brethren are concerned but I counsel tin guillotine and the gallows for the traitors who led them away Let us give conclusive evidence by our work here todty that the Democratic party has assembled not to talk but to We were beaten last year by coercion anti grand larceny In 190 they will nut be able to buy or steal ttieresult Out of fortyfive States in Ibis Union Bryan would carry thirtyfive if tim elec tlon wero to come off today Oo true to you party to your State and to yourself and let Kentucky stand in 190 ai she has always stood bearing the hitllofl ig to the skirroUh linn in every butte which our parly fights HendersSH Cycle Club Meet I The Henderson boys arc husthin to male their big twoday meet o July 56 tIle biggost moot in Icn tucky this year Jacob Zimbro l Jr is manager of the affair Good prizes are offered and is open to all whether professional or amateur The object of tht meet is to create more interest in cycling in this part of the State and not for the Financial welfare ot anyone Excursion rates will be given on all railroads and a large attendance assures the success of the undertaking The official pro gram is its follows Mon4 y July g- k i Onehalf milo opoq Pro fessional 2 One mile open Amateur 3 One mile bpch Professional 4Two mile handicap open 5 Two mile tandem handicap open 6 Onehalf open Amateur 7 Boys laantlunder I 8 Hotel Hendersbn stnkcs Five mile handicap Profes sional 0- ft Tuesday July 6 I One mile handicap open Amateur 2 One milo open Professional 3 Zimbros handicap closed one mile 4 Two mile handicap open Professional 5 Ono mile tandem open Handicap 6 Five mile handicap open Amateur 7 Ono milo city championship closed 8 One mile handicapopen Boys under 16 Free For All Without money you can go to the Tennessee Centennial and Inter national Exposition any time you like Read TilE BEKS great offer and go to work YUCATANTAST- ELflSSCIZILL TONICNO CURE NO PAY PRICE 60 CENTS ti 111111111 m lulu tin w Tim bit h l dtot rtuII VPIiMTMg 4 nil T I UI T e I cU 1 TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGAAND RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT f ofrtthe Minimum of Expense Anxiety Dothei and Fatigue It you lire going North or West be euro lo tako this THROUGH SERVICE Both via New Hollow Rock Route and the McKenzie Kouto between Nashville and Memphis making connection nt Memphis with all lines to and from Arkansas Texas and the Southwest PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Memphis and Nashville on night trains IJctween Nashville and Chatta nooga Ifnoxville Asheville Washingtqn Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Between NashvIlle and Jacksonville Pta dally year round via Atlanta Macon and Tifton Excursion tickets on sale during season ECURS10 TICIETS OQ sale at reduood rates from all painlson this lino and connection to Nashville antI return 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