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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 10, 1897

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 10, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897061001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 10, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. w"5E-t- ' .'A A "" You Arb Going ,' ' )' Great Tennessee $5 Centennial. to The "' J' & & :' S Get a Club of Ten Subscribers In ft j 3 g 2 5 A CLUn of . TBN,SonscRiDK.sTo . v THTE '...tu w... V.. iw a .. i iMlil.li Illl TIIK' BEE """ nii;i;. ii.nn . t 5, g , And go FREE. c Tl r Kf ?T A """"""i EIGHTH YEAR. UJtBAA'S HmoTIH""' Y&ff2PZ4&rm jf Jr p p Great Tennessee Centejial. EARLINGTON. HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSPAY, JUNE 10, 1897. NO. 23 UNDER FALLEN WALLS. disgrace. T:IC YEAR'S FAILURES. Invea-tlcatl- Gov. Dushnoll Has Bogun an OfQolal Invootlffntlon Of tho Military 1'liaio of tho Itlot-SoOno IVrtonatetl tlia Hlicrlrt In lilt Sapiototl Telrphbno Talk with the Governor," mo Columdus, O., Juno 8. Oov. Hush-ncu Inst night began an ofljclal of tho military phaso of tho Urbanu ufTnlr, Adj.-UcAxlino assisting him. Tho governor wna In his until laU3 Inst night to hour the statoincritof Col. Authony of tho Third regiment, Cnpt. Ucorgo N. Leonard nnd LlcuU.ll. a C'niupboll nnd XV. (X (HiTord, of tho Urbana company. ' It developed that Sheriff McLnlu did not hare tele phonic communication with the gov ernor on Friday night as has been reported, dipt. Leonard htutcd that at the time tho governor talked over tho telephone, ns tho governor believed with tho sheriff, tho latter was In tho jail nnd had no moans of getttug to n telephone. It is PRACTICAL believed thut noma olUclous person, representing himself to bo tho slierllV.com-iiiunleatv- d OflaicfymaKer and Weler, with tho governor, and that tho real fucts wore not mado known, Late with E. Wigjjers, tho Idea being to convoy a false- Impression to thu governor. Nashville, Tcnn. , Tho fsct thut Sheriff: McLaln telegraphed for troops Is not denied, but CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE OV tho previous misinformation regarding tho situation tclophoned,to tho govWATCH. ernor, misled him to judging of tho necessities of tho occasion demanded when the fonnnl call for troops was EXPERI-ENCYEARS THIRTY made. Tho governor will investignto tho matter thoroughly. AT THE TRADE. Tho governor has received tmurnnco that It will bo perfectly safe for tho .SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ofllccrs of tho Urbana company to return home, nnd they will go to Urbana A LA HKLLE JARDINIERE in a couple of days. Prominent ofilclals nnd citizens of & L. Urbuua havondvlscd against civil acFASHIONABLE tion in Champaign county, and the talk of Indicting tho ofllccrs of the Urbana mllltla It is now bollovcd will' -M- ERCHANT TAIL0B- 3:- come to naught. ll Deautv's banc Is' the fading or falllnc MaaBfh. the hair. Luxuriant tresses arc far morr in tnatrpn than to the tnald whose casket at charms Is yet unrlfled by time. Beautiful women will be glad to bo reminded that falling or fading hair Is unknown to those who use 0ps Invcs-tlgatlo- m !. of-fl- co Ayer's Hair Vigor. F. G. NIEMS, E FRITSCH SON, jJtUtv4r1& t4lijdfclijui.li jfiMfevriaCrrtaV : ami t SUPERSENSITIVE. I'eople Who ItMort to Mob pect the UUtruat of Qolumdus, O., : IMPOJflKR Or' CLOTHS AND SUITINGS taw Stmt i:x t. tanr-Abldl- Cltl-Ken- ' KX special to IvVANSVILLE, INDIANA. tho Dispatch from Urbana, 0., says: .There la groat Indignation hero over tits Iln earnestly rolicils Iim tho published reports that Champaign Iln k.n cuiinly friends county, or Urbana, is to bo placed un.V A NISUKV, I'iml.lent der martial law. There It no necessity for anything of the kind. It Is rt W WAIUUI I., Cj.liln supposed here that the report origi3(opkinr Courvli nated with Col. Anthony, nt Spring-Holto whose regiment tho olllcurn and men arc attached who went to pro-tect tho jail, nnd that ho is disposed to this cour&o ns a means of protection to them. Sheriff McLaln returned to UrMadisonvu.i.r, Ky buua yesterday. June J jll Upper First Street, d, agANKstock,-- - - ssofflSo.-- .A MONSTER METEOR Ttansaets a Kcneral hanking business, Rnppotril to Hare Struck tho Uarth ami lha accounts of llio citizens ol rrotlurctt a Shock Taken for Hopkins and adjoining counties. an Earthquake, Has the finest anil most trcurn vault in Lansino, la., Juno 8. An explanathai section of Kentucky tion of Sunday's supposed earthquake has been fouud. Tho farmers residing west of this city report seeing a largo ball of flro bailing through tho sky In a northerly direction about the tlmo To nny person inlcrcstcdjn hu- tho shock was felt Sunday morning. following tho disappearmane matters, or' who loves ani-nnl- i, Immediatelystrunge ance sight there was nn wr will semi free, upon ap awful of the explosion, and It Is now thought pl.cilini'.n copy of tho "Ai.uanck," to have been a monster meteor, which In tl e nri'in ftf this Society must have struck tho earth somowhero rm iunM y intiresii'ij; rf.nl In northeastern Iowa. ( tin1 1'. it cmil.iius a list JUBILEE"cELEBnATION. v.iln ilile anil unusual premiums Iteililent Enellibinen of St. LnuU Will Att!ivin by ihiR paper. Address tend Jubilee Service. TIIK NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE.- St. Louis, Juno B. At a meeting of United CliaritlMllulliling, Kcw York. native born Englishmen, Sunday nfter-noo4lo-- ll nt tho Churuh of the Redeemer, It was decided to havo a jubileo service turplut-FuAd- , In, Capital tick Paid In Christ Church cathedral on Sunday $20,000. .80,000. afternoon, Juno 20, at 4:30, which will COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867. mnke It simultaneous with similar services in Great Ilrltaln and throughout tho world, Prof. Darby, tho cathedral orgnnUt, will arrange a sultablo programme of music, nnd tho other portions of the service Is In tho hands of a committee named for that purpose The advantages of a hank account It is not to bust- nre numerous fall of an Ulovntur I'our 1'eraont Injured. nrss mrh we are talking- - ihry Chicago, Juno 8. An elevator In tho all about il but in silarletl know building at 05 Dearborn street fell men, an earners and to women Tlirru's wifett it thti bank js a from the second floor to tho basement good one Tlieru'u convenience with three passengers aud the elevator inn money always reidy and out man yesterday, Injuring ull of them. of reach of your own pcity (quanTho fall was attended by no serious tising, loo It is easy in spend conscqucncos, but tho Iron weights, small sums when nu have a large which balance tho car, were released rum in jour pock' I from their places and crashed down MADISONVILLG, - KENTUCKY. upon tho roof of tho elevator, crushing It In and injuring tho occupants. Official Sentencod for liui. An Compomtb Co Iriil inviltn Sent Free ail-iliti- o 1 n, JNO. G. MORTON, BANKER, -- prescriptions Il rrqiiln-properly it lakrs tim experience and ucomplcln knowledge of drugs. It r.qulrM llw druggist lohavu a l.irtfi mnoiini f drugs-fr- esh drugs. Ilrt must give the best possible) work, and for compens.ilion lie must bo reasonable. s convicted Saturday of cmbozzllnfunds of the county. whllo serving as cKrk to the. board of commissioners, was sentenced yestordny morning to throo months' imprisonment ami 8300 fine. ,To Krcot a llotplut rtt tho Union I'rluttra' Home, baxzleraent. Former Atlanta., Qa., Juno 8. Mayor John Tyler Cooper, vMio was WITH THE AUOVfi FACTS RKMEM-I1EWERE CAREFUL. S R ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, HHVAN lQIMqR, Manager. ST. JAMES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. Colohado Si'm.NQS, Col., Juno8. Tho plans submitted .by architects of this city for n now 810,030 hoiptftil far tho Union Printers' homa in this city havo liocn ncojpted and Its construction will bo begun immediately. IJeuth of a Well. Known Mlaatonary. PrrrAinmaii. Pa., Juno 8. Word, was received In Pittsburgh vesterdav lmt Dr. Mother,), sonlor missionary qf tho roioi'mcq frcsuytcrian crmrot Mca. at Monslnp, rla, Juuj t. Djcoased was well known throughout thooountry. HLMUljM iWM 'C ssssssssssvssssBIHsnlssBHM Pontiao, 111., June 8. At Saunemln last night a grain clovator containing 80,000 bushels of oats belonging to Rart-letBeoretarr of War Algpc, 1'lerntor lturned. t, Frazlcr &. Co., of Chicago, w&t burned to tho ground. Secretary Al- returned to tho cltv yesterday nf fctafter a week's absence at West (Mint and In Detroit. YA8HIN0TQ'i - Juno 8- - $1.00. Roqffi qpd National Anpeqi. pUQpEAN PLANt ?J.OO P?r Day. It is estimated that the Qovommont is rova flonara a weeit .,, of dWItoiS. IdiMKir. 6 Service. losingl. three million tn Ihn nflcnffa in ins ll.n r1.fat Whp ym YIM h lm au t Tariff bill. The people are losing ten fJATEJ S2.00 PER DAY. TURKISH m4r4Wtf1 ST. J AMEJS HOTEL, MrettGtriBlrteitaHottl BATHS, Open ll SUM ttanted-- An SV wary roof tdM j bar m VE8&6 my brtna1 o wyjllh. Itot or on Mkhumi4 lOKSBUooi wmtcd. limes ni mucn in worn on account ui iuu delay. Wo earnestly ask every one of our readers to immediately write a postal card nnn memhnr nt the United tn a) Ci.l. C.nlM nt WasVilnotnn klrolnc find demanding the .immediate paagcof a m1 aniffk lltat Ad if.. fAaalfif Inui r . o ITOIBCIIVC tanu tw am buw. will give adtquate protetllon to American labor and American Industries. Address your postal card to Hon. Win. J. Deboe, U. S, S Washington, D, C. lat. a Special Seaalon. Two robbed tho post j nratlitreet'c Tho Quoon Bogont of Spain Botalns jfllco ntmasked menNob. In the senate, on tho 2d, Mr. Tillman secured Throo Firomon Killod at a Flro Davenport, Nnw Yoitit, Juno 0. llrndstrcot'js la tho OanovQB Ministry. Mrs. Martha D. English, a pioneer of tho ndoptlon of a resolution directing the publishes this week tho resultsof what .. San Francisco. judiciary committee to inquire Into the recent Cooper county, Mo., is dead. Is claimed is tho most important statisdecisions agntnst the South Caroltnadlspcnsary Advlsori Favor tho"Ilecall of Wcyler Mrs. Orpha Patton, aged 80, died at law. with a view to reporting such legislation tical investigation over made concern- lorFrom Cuba, g Othorwlie tho Trovall-luas might bo desirable to onable the state to Narrow Escape From a Similar Fate of a r. Folrbury, 111., Sunday. She was a ing business failures In tho various Policy Will Still be MainNumber of Others Terrlllotl Appeal of rcgulato the liquor trafllo In Its own way. Tho lines of trade. It covers tho past thrco tained. tariff bill was then taken up, and Its consideral'rlaoners Locked In Their Colls years, and tho summary of Its results A cloudburst In southeast Franco has tion occupied tho remainder of tho sosstou. and Who Feared Cremation. Much progress wa9 mado, presents 'the total number of failures, of the Ima property loss of 10,000,000 MADnm, Juno 7.Tho qucon regent caused portant metal schedule being completed... a. In Ijncs of -- business In which there francs. Tho houso was not in session. San Fiiancisco, Juno 7. A fire In woro ten or moro annually during tho has confirmed Scnor Cnnovas, tho preJapan, it is said, has threatened to In tho senate, on the 3d, after the usual exmier, in his ministerial powers, und at thrco years named. citing debato precipitated by Senator Tillman, the southeastern part of tho city lever relations with tho Hawaiian retho cabinet will remain in ofllco with noon yesterday cost thrco firemen their Commercial enterprises, whole-salconsideration of tho tariff bill was resumed.and public, and lives and entailed a property loss oi are noon to furnish 70 per cent, of the busi- personnel nnd policy unchanged. of tho were covered. Rasmus llcrg, of Wlnnobngo county, ten pagesthe housometal schedule)woro passed by 8100,000. All tho leading members of tho ness failures each year, and manufacturing In several bills la.,-- Is missing. He lias a considerable SO per cent. about unanimous consent, among them ono to make Out of tho Increase- of near- chamber of deputies, who wero conTho Killod. ly 2,100 failures In 1890 comparod with i?M,l;18J, sulted 110,000 of tho unexpended balance of the Missisby her majesty, as well ns throo bank deposit. John Mahony, of chemical engine or more than f, sippi flood fcuffcrcri' fund avallablo for tho El were of retail comA monument In memory of W. T. Na 0. ' mercial concerns. The counting of the total marshals, have advised tho recall of (Tex.) flood sufferers. Walker was unveiled by U10 Scdalia Paso tho senate, on tho 4th, gpocchmaklng ocWoyler from Cuba. number of Individuals, Urms and corporation! Capt-GeIn Frank Keller, steward of hoso cart (Mo;) Woodmen. tn business In 37 groups 'of tho moro Important cupied so much of tho tlmo that progNo. 2. lines of trodo Is an unprecedented work. Tlicsa Tho Jueen llcgmit'a Declalou Itecelved at ' Senators Jones, of Arknnsas, nnd ress was mado on tho tariff bill. butltttlo Consideration James Halllnan, driver of truck No. 1. totals constitute what may bo termed tho busiWuahlngtou. of tho Metal schcdulo was completed and tho Vcsf, of Missouri, nro bald to be o ness population of tho country In those linen, Tho tiro started mysteriously In tho llrst Item of tho wool schedule was taken up Washington, Juno 0. Spanish Minlight on tho tariff bill. and permit, with tho totals of failure ister Dupuy Do brick block owned by but not UnUhcd. Mr. Mantel (Mont.) mado a four-storLome y received a In ttioso lines, tho calculation of tho com Ttyreo itien wcro killed by falling plea for Increased protection for tho Schroth & Wcstcrfleld and leased to cablegram announcing tho result of walls mercial death rate la tho departments or nnd Mr. llutler (N. C) hpolto In favor tho Standard Biscuit Co. Work In the In a flro In tho Standard Biscuit lines of business gpcclflcd. This record ehowa tho queen's decision In tho matter of of an Incomo tax Tho houso was not In factory ceased for tho week at C:30 Satthat In IBM. 77 out of every 1.000 clothlnir con tho Spanish premier nnd cabinet min Co.fl fuetory In Stilt Francisco. fccsslon. cerns and Mut of every 1,000 bicycle houses isters Secretary of tho Ttcasnry Oago is In tho senate, on the 5th. consideration of tho urday afternoon, and so far as known who recently tendered thetr resfallod In business, tho two lines having relapreparing a financial 'meusuro to bo tariff bill was resumed, tho wood schcdulo wa9 the only occupants of tho building yes-da- y tively tho greatest commercial mortality last ignations. Tbo minister's dispatch Is compictc.l and tho sugar schcdulo was reached. morning wcro John Erwin tho year. Tbo rato throughout tho country In all In lino with press advices, and says submitted to congress next winter. During r, A pleasure tourovorlho United States wood tho day many of tho paragraphs of tho line last year was It commercial deaths out of tho queen had reached her and W. Cook, tho cashier,-whschcdulo wcro agreed to, but that restordecision every 1,000 In buslnosx. Commercial failure) wcro at work in tho office. Cook after consulting with tho former pre- is living arranged for tho delegates to ing lumber to tho dutlablo list nt 12 per 1,000 woro relatively most numerous, after tho two commercial con- feet proved tho greatest stumbling block en- departed at 11, and Erwln was still oclines specified, among manufacturers of or miers nnd tho marshals. Included In thu. countered slnco the debato began, and led to an cupied with his books at noon when a dealers tn hats, furniture, class ware, dry Roods, tho former wcro Scnor Sugasta, tho gress. extended debato divera fireman rushed In, conveying tho Innotions, woolens, Jowelry, lumber ani hardDi S. Ferris' sugar refinery on the gence of views which developed was wlda In sespresont loader of the liberal patty, and Tho housa not ware. After that tho rata of cmbarrossmoui formation that tho building was ablaze Martinez Campos, tho captain general Ashton plantation, 14 miles below Al- sion. approximated moro nearly tho normal in the upper stories. Erwln had been IN tho senate, on tho 7th, tho lumber paraof Cuba, who gavo way to Oe'n.Weyler. exandria, La., was burned Saturday graph of tho wood schcdulo, which has been unconscious of tho fire, which had been air. ucLomo ilcclinctl to discuss thg ulgttL THE WILY SULTAN. moro stubbornly contostod than possibilities of tho retention In office of Lewis Colder, CO years old, colored, tbo bill thus far, was dlsposodof,any feature of observed but a few minutes earlier by tho tlnal veto who wcro startled ruing to Shirk IleaponBlblllty Tho Holy tho present ministry In relation to tiro oLMarshall, Mo., was instantly killed marking tho breaking of party lines, clghtdem-ocra- ts several passers-by- , voting with tho majority, nnd threo re- by a sudden burst of flamo In tho fourth policy to bo pursued with regard to by ailing f ronT a Chicago & Alton exSynod Too Much for Count Maravlorr. publicans voting with tho opposition. A mo story. London, Juno 7. Tho correspondent Cuban nltalrs, and the Incumbency of cursion train. A n Haa$ nlnum vVin 41 vast nnlnf to suusntuto tno Wilson ih Wcyler. Haydcn Colvett's Immcnso transfer tion defeated, and tho schedule lumber schedule I of tho Standard at Constantinople says: CapL-Ocwas as agreed to was turned In a second and general alarm'. Secretary Sherman also received a barn and contents, together with thrco passed In tho houso a few bills of minor "Acting upon the advlco of Izzetltey, flro within lmportanco wero the sultan is leaving tho peace negotia- long cable dispatch from United States valuable horses, was burned at Mar- ring for political passed, and aftcra llttlo spar- A stiff breeze fanucd tho to dcvclopo purposes the houso adjourne tho brick walls, causing it tions wholly In the hands of his minis- Minister Taylor, at Madrid. Presum- shall, Mo., Sunday. until tho IOiIl with extraordinary rapidity, and it X hotel, owned by William Hall, and ters, .thus evading personal responsi- ably It Is In connection with tho hapA RIPE OLD AGE. was soon apparent that tho interior of penings of tho day In that city, but na twtjl saloons wero burned at Union City, bility, and placing himself in n position to sacrifice them to popu- It was In cipher tho secretary was un- Tcnn. An unknown man, bound for Mrs. Christina lialscr Dlod la Wisconsin tho structuro was doomed. Adjacent to tho brick factory was a Nejv Orleans, perished. lar indignation If necessary. It Is able to disclose tho contents. at 108. row of old wooden buildings, including reported Gov. Bushuell of Ohio t.ays that tho that tho pnlncc party Qalena, 111., Juno 4. Mrs. Christina a branch of tho Salvation army bar has entered Into extensive stock THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION members of tho national guard at Ur- ICal'scr, who died a few days ago at tho racks and tho southern pollco station. exchange operations, on the theory bana simply did their duty, und arc en- ago of 10S years, was burled from her These seemed doomed. Fortunately Hawaii titled to tho support of tho state. that the market will show a rUo at Still Threatening Trouble in Coming. lato home in Wisconsin, 13 miles north tho pollco station contained only thrco More Japanete tho prospects of pcaco Increase. Tho John Cnlllcott, tho negro prophet of of this city. Mrs. Kniser was a natlvo prisoners, but tho terrified yells and San Fiiancisco, June 7. Tho steamer Ottoman umbassador at St. Petersburg Coptic arrived yesterday ovcnlng Laiayottc, Ind., who has predicted tho of Germany, nnd tho dato of hor birth of tho trio to has informed tho porto that Count Honolulu, bringing advices up to from enft of tho world next .Sunday, dellv-sre- d Is welt authenticated. She settled In appeals intense excitement bo liberated among tho May caused MuravlcIT, tho Russiun foreign minis- 31. JeiTursou over sixty years ago, and gathering crowds. They wero transhis farewell address Sunday., ter, told him he personally objected to lived there until her death. Four gen- ferred ns quickly as possible to tbo 31rs. II. M. Nicholson, wlfo of Com"According to tho latest Russian intervention on behalf of procurable tho difficulty Information modore Nicholson, retired, tiled sud-len- erations of Iter descendants are living central station. (Irecce, nnd had counteracted tho fem- pan nnd Hawaii,' growing between Jaat Washington. She leaves a fam-l- y in Jo Daviess county, III., and Grant Meanwhile, floor nfter floor of the out of tho obinine iiiirlgm'i started with that county, Wis. Sho ictaincd her physical cracker factory fell In, rendering tho of two daughters nnd live sons. Immigration question, has been inject, but tho holy svuod Induced the creased, rather than diminished, Mrs. Charity (Jreon, 105 years old, an vigor and mental acuities to a remark-ablaide walls unsafe. Then tbo cast wall by czar to Intervene. degreo to the last. the diplomatic proceedings. Ofllccrs tnmato of tho home for nged colored of tho factory toppled over and a wavon board of the Japaneso cruiser Nan-Iwa- i, ivomcn In Boston, died Sunday. Mrs. ing sheet of flames spread over tho THEY FOUND GOLD. SWEPT DY A CYCLONE. now at Honolulu, statp that n Urcon was born a slave at Portsmouth, wide wooden area adjoining. Is now Va.With tho crash of tho cast wall oc(I real Damage, with Soiuo Los of Life, Sncrraaof tho Amrrlran IUpcdltlon to Terra second Japanese en route to Honolulu, and that n third curred tho tragedy of tho conflagraTran Ilnckworth and his son, Am, Del 1'iirco. Keported. New Yonic Juno 8. A dispatch to the vessel Is about to depart from Yoko- were arrested near Oliver Sprlnirs. Utica, N. Y., Juno 6. A cyclonic tion. A score of firemen wero on a hama for tho Islands. (' Tcnn., Sunday, on a chargo of having storm swept over a territory about neighboring paint shop endeavoring Herald from Ilucnos Ayrcs, says: from that point to check tho spread of "Mrs. Shiinamuro, wlfo of tho Jap- assassinated William McCoy last Frl-fla- y twenty miles long and a half-mll- o "The American expedition, which has been exploring In Terra Del Fuego, anese minister hero, has arranged d wide in thu western cculral part of tho flames. A falling tlmbor struck tho leg, on Southwest Kansas cattlemen nrn rnls. thb county yesterday. Ureat damage Fireman Mahony has been successful In finding gold In leavo for Japan on Juno 5. Tho Inquantities which will yield n large tended departure caused a rumor In" inira fund to increase tbo wolf m1 was dono by tho wind", especially In breaking It. Ho refused to allow Honolulu to tho effect that tho minis foyoto bounty, these pests having be tho town of Westmoreland, where at his companions to carry hlra away In profit for tho working. ' A syndicate, with a large amount of ter would 6O0n follow her. Ho nd-- .i come exceedingly tiestructlvo to live feast half a dozen barns wcro blown their arms, insisting that ho must, bo cu'pltalj'h'as'bccn formed ' forvthc ex- - mlttcd tKutlio WMnotserTttli.t'JnTf-dmvn.njuLsarecaLhouAcs. iaoyciOram,. borne away on a shutter. All but two "bT ttrrrtraiiurlhrJMrriirto-proouro-a-- portation of whent. It Is believed that answer of the Hawaiian government It Is reported that Edhcm Pasha, tho their foundations. with the material atd furnished them In regard to tho Immigrant contro- commander-in-chie- f In one barn Mrs. Charles Cook took shutter, and just as thoy left their lnJ of tho Turkish by tho government tho fnrmcrs will be versy, and ho gavo closo friends to forces In Thcssally, will represent tho refuge with her son, eight years old. lured comrado tho wall fell, burying understand that unless a. reply satis- sultan at tho approaching jubilee cele- Tho barn fell in tho storm, and Mrs. beneath a mass of brick and mortar able to raise nn extensive crop. Mahony and his faithful friends. By factory to him were made, ho would brations In London. .Cook was Instantly killed, and the boy tho thrco HOW THEY STAN D. depart for Toklo, thereby severing Congressman Joseph W. Bailey, of crushed so badly that he cannot live. dint of much dangerous labor sent wltlt diplomatic relations between Japan Texas, tho houso leader of tho dem In every direction tho highways are' bodies wcro recovered anil Average at the C'loas of l'lny Sunday, and Hawaii. wagons. blocked by tho trees that wcro blown pollco escort in as many building Is esocracy, has como out llatly for the Juno O. The loss to tho brick of William Jennings Brynn ncross them. Telcphono and telegraph . Following Is the? standing of tho timated at 840,000. with 800,000 loss on THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. Hues aro broken. lor president in 1000. league baseball club) nt tho clow of tho contents, consisting of machinery Tho queen regent of Spain has conplay June S: Special Low. Hate nxcuralou Arranged for NEW LEASE OF LIFE. and stock. Tho datnago to tho Salvafirmed Scuor Canqyas, tho premier, in Per tho Occaalon. tion army barracks was 81,000 and to Won. Lost. cent. his ministerial powers, and tho cabinet Thoodoro Darrant Will Not Hang for Foui tho pollco station tho damage was Nnw York, June 6. Tho board of 0 .727 Ilaltlmora :i will remain in office, with personnel Month ut Leust. 21 j 12 Cincinnati .607 managers of tho Joint Traffic associagreat Tho biscuit factory was opeS3 Moston .657 I! San Fbancisco, June fi. Theodore rated by a corporation organized a tion has recommended 'a number of and policy unchauged. 10 15 Pittsburgh .5H All tho leading members of the Span Durrnut will not be hanged on next year ugo. which was. transacting n Now York 15 ,M5 special Fourth of July excursions, and IS 13 19 ,K Clcvelaud ish chamber of deputies who wcro con Fnflay. Ills attorneys havo gained for largo business. Tho cause of tho flro has also fixed n rato of IK first-clas- s 1'J .& 17 llrooklyn 10 19 .MM Philadelphia. faro per capita for tho national meet- sulted by tho queen regent ns well as him a new lease of life for four months' is as yet unknown. .441 Id I.oulsvillo 0 three marshals, havo advised the recall at least, und tho condemned man made Chicago 2Z 14 .389 ing of tho Benevolent and Protective of CapL-OeWeylcr from Cuba. merry in his cell when heard the V 21 WUfctllibton .273 Order of Elks to bo hold at MinneapoUNDER CONTROL. SO .. 8 Et. Louis .211 Tho United States grand jury at Per cheerful news. Ho had become relis, July 0 to 10. ry, OKla., indicted a. Eppstcln, a prom- signed to his fate, and his tearful Tho Itovult of tho Convict nt San Quen- Commissioner Ulanchard has made REMARKABLE ESCAPE. tin. C'ul., I'ractlcally united. thu following recommendations: of n inent business man of Chicago. Tho eyes had turned to tho Riblo as hlsonly llxploilon of Oaa In the Itluck Diamond one-farrate for tho (I. A. R. encamp- chargo Is that Eppstcln sold bogus solace, when information was received . San Quentin, Cnl., Juno 4. The at thu prison that Judgo Gilbert, of tho great revolt among tho convicts at San Mlno nt Montng:tlioh, I'n. ment ut Buffalo In August, and for the United States warehouse receipts. Q. W. Davis, a farmer living near United States circuit court, had granted Qucuttn is practically at an end. Capt, MoNo.No.viiRi.A, Pa,. Juno 8. Hy an meeting of tho army of the Potomac at explodon of gas In tho Illnck Diamond Troy, August 20 and 31. Roanoke, Tex., has been arrested and his attorneys pcrmUsIon to nppeal to Edgar, tho guardian of tho prison mlno of tho llrown Coal Co., two taken to )cnton, charged with tho the United States supremo court from yard, under has tho prisoners SHOT HIMSELF. has aud miles south, sovcial men were Incontrol murder of tho man Samples, whoso his order mudo on Wednesday denying his complete jured, but none fatnlly. Tho exbadly mutilated and decomposed body the application for a writ of habeas won a blgual victory over the men in corpus. plosion occurred about soven o'clock Salclde of an Election Judge In Chicago was found Friday. stripes. Wednesday ufternoon nearly by Shooting. nnd a rescuing purty went immediate100 men wero released from solitary Ruls Rivera, lato commandor of the PEPPERED WITH SHOT. Chicago, Juno f. August Miller, nn Cuban Insurgents in Pinar del Rio, who ly Into the mine, and nil of tho men confinement, nnd aro now willing to were taken out before thoy were ovcr-com-o election judgo In tho Twenty-eightwas wounded and captured by tho A Prominent PcnmylvanU Farmer Mur- go to work in tho jute mill. ward, Spaniards, will, It is said, bo liberated by the deadly after damp. Tho precinct of the Twenty-sixt- h dered for Money. KILLED TWO SISTERS. cscapo of the 300 minora was most re- shot and killed himself after having from Cabanas prison on the condition Rr.AUixo, Pa., Juno 4. Christopher been excused for half an hour on ac- that ho will forover romaln outside of markable. Oley Dla'trrsalng Casualty lu the Home of L. lleckcr, a prominent farmer of count of illness. Miller hud been acting the dominions of Spain. township, near hero, was found In his Schwartz ut (Ireeno, la. peculiarly all morning, and was finally COLLIDED IN THE THAMES. barnyard, Wednesday night, literally Duiiuque, la., Juno 4. A special to told to go home for awhile. Without a THE MARKETS. peppered with shot. Ho had been dead, tho Globe-Journfrom Greene, la., word ho walked out, went to his room, Ono Steamer Sunk anil Pour Live Lost. apparently, but a short time. 8, New son of L. says: Tho Lonuo.v, Juno 7. Tho stoamers lllt-ler- u got n rovolvcr, and going to the baru, OATTLr. NallvoStcers. Yoiik. Juna ejl IW. 5 25 Kurly In tho day Becker had been Schwartz, whllo attempting to unload 11 U about 100 feet from the home, put a COTTON MliUllnir. . Amand Ystroom, both bound for 7Vft 7'i collecting rent here. Ho started for a gun, dlsohargcd tho weapon, killing KLOUIt Winter Wheat 3M it 4 85 sterdam, collided in tho Thames early bullet Into his brain. W1I1S AT No. 1 Northern. .... ki 77 . home lit tho afternoon, nnd nothing lib two bisters. Tho bullet passed UOIIN-N- o. M) morning. Tho Ystrooin 2 yesterday 4ft further wus been of him until his body through tho ueck of one sister and FIVE MEN KILLED OATS-N- o.2 217. foundered, two of her passengers bewas found in tho barnyard last night. struck tho other sister just abovo tho 0 00 ero POItIC Now Mess ing drowned. Tho remainder of her III a Collision on tho Omaha Italttxiail Neat ST. LOUia Ho was C3 years old and quite wealthy. heart. passcngors and her crow wcro taken , Htidaon Junction. U 14 KVKS -- Steers..... 32i 5 15 tern, which was damon board tho Hit Tho McCortl Investigation. Brlg.-OcMlzner to bo Retired on Ac4 CO 2 00 Hudson, Wis., Juno 8. Flvo men CALVLS -t-CowHiiud Heifers aged. Tho Itlttcrn's second ofllcor and count of Service. 4 60 M U00 Washington, Juno 5. Tho senate each) were instantly killed and four wero bad- I11X1S -- Kulr to Select....' nw 3 25 '" carpenter wero drowned. committee on territories continued Its Washington, Juno 4. llrlg.-Qelr 300 400 toCholco ly Injured by a collision ou the Omaha SIII'.UP-l-'B- ts investigation yesterday of the charges John K. Mlzner,' recently promoted 465 railroad near Hudson junction yestor- FLOUlt-Putcn- Fancy to Lxtrado... 4 40 3 40 I 15 TURKISH EXCESSES. against Hon. M. II. McCord, whom tho from colonel of the Tenth cavalry, has -- Mrt. ItRtl Wnitpp KI dny afternoon. Tho iraiua were runit 2 president has nominated for govornor filed his application for retirement on Jt is Sorlntta Charges Against the Saltan' ning at a high rale of speed and met on CUltN-N- o.No. 2 Mixed 171'.'rS OATS -I7M of Arizona. Mr. McCord was before account of service. Tho application lit llplrua nnd Lurlmn. affording tho crews no KYL-Na sharp curve, 31 40 tho committee nnd submitted numer- will bo granted, and tho nomination TOIIACCO-Lu- gs 3 01 (fO B0J 8. Is ofllctnlly Athens, Juno possible escape. It 4W it Leaf Ilurloj ous alHdavlts In refutation of tho of his successor as brigadier general, that tho Turks huvu commit0 00 (0 IJ0J HAY Clour Timothy..., bo mado by bo Col. DIsiippoarauce of 813,000 Eiplulned. UUTTKIl-Chol- co V Oalry. ted serious oxces3os in Eplrus, violatit 12 charges. No effort will tho casa until who will infantry,Henry Mcrriam of the LUUS-Fro8 it probably will go to thu committee to dccldo Seventh St. Paul, Minn., Juno 0. Charles II. POItIC sh SUmlunt (now). ing women, defiling churches and -(0 B25 tho affidavits can bo thoroughly exam- tho senate next week. Jackson, a room-mat- o of Teller Zschatt 11 ACON-Cle- ar Ulli in general pillule. 8 S3 ined. bank, has ex- LAUU Prl S loam..., Thu Turkish Irregulars, it Is also an- of the (lerman-Amerlca- u Directed tho Jury to Acquit. OHIO ia nounced, have committed similar ex- plained the disappcaranco of 813,000 OATTLB-Nutl- ve 75 5 20 Indluus Threatening the Mile City Poal Steer:. Mf.mphis, Tcnn., Juno B. Judgo, from tho bank. Zseluiu passod the IIOvJS Fair to Cnoluo... 825 In tho villages around Larlssa. cesses ltoute. HI Hammond, in tho United States cir3 25 to Choice. 5 00 money to hltn in a lot of scrap paper. SsltKKP-Ft- ilr Washington, Juno 5. Tho only reFLOUIt-Win- ter 400 4 40 Patent" court, in tho trial of a negro for Twenty Wheelmen Injured, Tho theft was tracod when Jackson 3 70 ta 4 00 Spring Paten port that came to the war department cuit perjury on his examination before n 68 V B, monoy of the de- WHKAT-N- o. 2 Spring. Witt While turning paid a check with New Yoiik. Jinno yesterday concerning tho Touguo rlvor pension examiner, directed the jury to 78?2 No. 2 Red atjliarp corner at tho foot of a steep scription of that missing. COHN-N- o. 21 8 23itf4 Indian troubles was from Col. Sheri- acquit tho defendant for tho reason OATS-N- o.3 18 W hill 'JO riders In a flvo mllu road racj dan, at St. l'aul. Ho said an Investiga7 70 it 7 75 POItIC ftless (new) Light Thousand Dollar for an Arm. that tho pension examiner did not adnear J'assale, N. J., ran Into tho mouth tion had been ordered of tho complaint vise tho negro of his constitutional KANSAtV('nr. Mo., Juno 4. A special Kansas Citv, of a big stone quary, aud ovcry one ol Shinning tuners.... 80 to 4 ro OAII'LU that had como to the department head- rights to stand silent aud not answer 3 20 Q 3 47H tho raccra was lnjurucd and every to the Star from Olathe, Kan., says: WIILAT No. 2 Hard it 00 quarters that Indians wcro threaten- tho question. Wm. N. Fornker, of Argentine, Kan., OATS-N- o. was wreoked. That nono of th wheel 18 IV , 2 Whlto ing tho Miles City post route. obtained judgment for 83,000 in the dis- COllN-N- o.2 20M 20!4J Iders was killed Is extraordinary. Torrcn Syatem Lew UaconitltutlonaL NP.WOil rfANS. trict court of this county yesterday l'errlu 11. Sutunor Hentencect. Coi.uunus, O., Juno 4. Tho supremo 4 to 4 0) ICIihurd Nevcns Dangerously 111. against tho Atchison, Topcska.t Santa CO UN-SumNicw Yoiik, Juno 4. l'errin II. 35 to 2 court declared tho law unconstitutional New Youk, Juno 0. Richard Nevlns Fo Kailway Co., for tho loss of his left W it 17 W ner, known as "Tho Great Amorlcan which last winter adopted tho Torrent la&J former stato printer of Qlilof tn.d pub arm last July whllo actlug as flrcmao POKK New Mess. Identifier," has been sentenced to six system of recording land titles. The 8 70 Statuiman, Is said to for the company. Usher of tho Ql(a UACON Sides years in the ponltontlnry for atvln law Is similar to that of Illinois. .... w 111 at the Hotel Qorard. Middling CO ITO.S iq dangerously dllng. LOUISV LLI Iltibonlo riaguo Ilreak Out r 80 Denver Lar era "Fired." WHHAT NaSlled 7H Arabia. For Swearing al Ills Futhor. ZWito S.MIxod OJllN-N- o. Hea Arrulatloe 8lgned. Dknveb, Col., J mo 4. Flro In tht JiDuAir, Arabia, Juno 8, several O ATS -- Na 2 Mixed. Louis, Juno-1- . Josoph Klein was St. 203 Athens. Juno ft. 'J'ho sen armistice Patterson fc Th" tas block caused a oss 9 00 it 50 fined $50 for swearing at his father, cases of slcknons, bcliqved to bo bu- UAUa.1 -y by tho Turkish anil loss of 810,000. Tfc-- building was large' S'i was signed Clear 1Mb bonic plago, have occurred hero. Otto Klein. COmiN-Middll- ng 7k6 7H Urqch delegates. ly tenanted by at irnoys. To cure a chilli When the lipa begin to The grandest railway itation in the world No One Thought She Could Live. In Daviess County an entire family is Fifty thousand dollars worth of cattle quiver and turn blue, and before the first says the Scientific American. is tbo Victoria tT KaIiAua Hint If It hsd nnl unt llr reported to have drunk water which by were shipped from Lancaster, Ky., Monchilly shivering aensation comes on take a Terminus ol the Indian Peninsula Rail- Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my daughter accident contained Faris green. It was a day, via Norfolk for Europe. full dose of Dr. Bell's Pepperment Chill way at Bombay, India. The execution of ah tuAitM nnl Ka UMtfl IK fnftav Sh ant farmer's family of nine most of whom will It- - warms the the work occupied ten years, and the estirun down and her illness developed into Tonic. It is stimulating. Reuben Walker, an East Tennessee die. T?.A. l. ... a .. l.a . rl .l,.,n.,llA 1..,.. cirticuiuaiism aim lucuiitnui, ibni, pioneer, died at Knoxville, Monday, aged blood, It promotes tbo circulation of the mated cost is about 1 17.000.000, not live. Five ono said that she could J. E. Maltiogly, a Federal soldier, ard itG, blood. It will prevent the chilt nine times Fifty thousand coal miners in the Slates doctors'gave her no relief, yet hy thq limit seventy, yas convicted of false swearing in ten. It is guaranteed to prevent the ol Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana are she had Jnkcn two bottles of Dr. Carl- Centennial Rates. a month's prison German Liver Powder, shu was at Owensboro and given chill ten limes in ten if taken four hours nn... nlmA.1 narltl tfl ftlrilf! 909111(1 ttlM Tt. stent Thc,L. & h, has offered the following io sit 'Up In bed, and toddy she is as sentence. able before chill time. For sale by St. Bernard duction of the mining price. rates pood for the ronnd trip on account strong as she ever was, and we have noth- Drugstore, Earlingten, .Geo. Kingv. St. The operator of the Hussellyille, Cream? of Ihe Tennessee Centennial; Tickets good Republicans of Edmoiukon county to maim iur 41 VV" The v days Charles. perman Rernady. ery has skipped out and it is thought Ihe twenty days, f 4 70; tickets good fifteen havo endorsed G. F. Edwards, a sound Iing 1 3 40; tickets good for sevon days $2 75 Democrat, for Circuit Judge. Vickebs, Tallula, III. plant will rest a whllq. money Smith Subscribe for The Bib. t pio-oeoone-ha- lf ll, ono-haln. lead-Ing.thy to-dar, book-keepeT n. Men-of-Wly o man-of-war n. o h COTTON-Mlddllng.... . Sol-tlle- ra o.2 i W 111 HOUS-Atltlrn- des FLOU!t-IIIhUr.ido. No. OATS-Wcstcra UKY-Cholc- o.... I'OltlC-NowMto-daB. llcaulta of mi Iiuporfant Stntlatlcnl CABINET CRISIS ENDED. OTIIEIUVISE UNNOTICED. FIFTY-FIFT- H CONGRESS. 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Hanson, O. P. A , Chicago. W. A. Kellond, A. G. V. A.. Louisville. Wm Murray. Div. Pasr. GEORGE KING, DBUGCIST, mtrAn, ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY. ". Nice of Druggists' Suadws. Prescriptions Carefully Componadiil, ne . JLS ii ..jfc . !: PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. Ip (tncorporalad. BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. "S1 1' .( V clnt mailer. - Rnlered tdo Pcstoffice at Barlliiftion at Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year, strictly In advance. ft oo t 50 .six Montni, . ... " " 5 TlireeMonlha, Copies J Simla Specimen copies mailed tree on application. wanted in all pant ol the Correspondents eonntv, Address u for particulars. THURSDAY. JUNE to, 1897. 67 8M1I m school year were mailed 'to the other night: "One reason why I count,y Superintendents on Mon- am a bimetallist is because The 4 .sHgKyyNsssssN. i day. Bee is against it.1' But he ad' mitted prejudice in this case as The conclusion has about been (or this statement. reached in this neck o' the woods his reason Honest admission one time. But HEili; pie in any sized that prejudice and political chicanery slices is surely on the top shelf at have proven themselves before Washington. neither good nor sure prosecutors. REPUBLICAN TICKET. The Curfew ordinance was killed In the silvcritc State Conve ition Webster County. by the Louisville Board of AlderBlackburn made a violent speech is probably not best for men. It ' For Representative, consigning to the guillotine and everybody in a large city but il CHARLES It EDWARDS. gallows the Sound-moneDemoworks like a charm in cities of the For County Judge, cratic leaders. There are those fourth and fifth classes. J. V. POOLE. whose servile spirits will permit For County Clerk, The Livingston County Repub- thm to be driven anywhere, anyT. T. MORRIS. lican convention at Smithland way by the party lash, but there For County Attorney, Monday of last week nominated are many whose integrity and honDAVID DROWNING. a full county ticket and as a matter esty of purpose will not abide such For Superintendent of Schools, of course endorsed Judge C. J. treatment. I. G. NANCE The sound money Democrats will take a hand in the For Assessor, Pratt of Hopkins for reelection. W. H. DRYANT, coming election that those who Brvanism has gone to seed in think they , For Jailer, have the whip hand will the turnpike regions of Kentucky. not appreciate. J J. CURRY. The mail carrier has now been threatened with lynching if he pays Tins is what a Louisville gentleany more toll. Uncle Sam will man, a sound money Democrat, have to call out the Regulars yet. who tried to gain admission to the Webster County Dspahtmekt. Conducted by David Ukowmino, UIIOH, IvY. Frankfort convention says: Mr. P. Wait Hakdin is being "Wo went to the. KlographlcalDavld Ilrownlnjj. State Convention under (Continneillrom last week.) openly charged with having can- instructions as delegates and Dixon, June 8. 1897. vassed the State in the interest ot attempted to carry out the program arOur nominee for County Attorney, Mr, the Dispatch, not because he loved ranged; that is, to secure a hearing for our David Orouning, was born near I'rovi dence, Webster county, Ky., where he that paper especially, but to fur- delegation. Never in my life, and I have grew up to oung. manhood and worked been to quite a number of contentions tor on his lather s farm and attended the ther his own interests toward the ajoung man, did I witness such outrageous, district schools till he was grown when, nomination for Governor. unkind and disrespectful treatment of Dem- being dissatisfied with the education thus -- post-offic- e tttt'Jttj',"';sij KBtmKS y . I mngggMMLSt v iittrt3l.Hlas' wmmum ANNOUNCEMENTS. kTATE SCIATIC. announce Ve are ROBINSONRobinson asauthorized to (or Stale a candidate Senator, from the counties 01 uopains ana Christian, subject to the action of lbs Republican party. News comes from Texas that thousands ol reapers and mowers are in operation in the central and north part ol Texas and the Pan Handle, and if the rain will hold off for two weeks "the state will have the largest grain crop in its history. the matter with a Sound-moneDemocrat of preeminent ability and State fame for Clerk of the Court of Appeals to be endorsed by the Republicans? Wouldn't that be a winner? It ought not to be very hard to beat is y What 1) S. Hiker, of Madlsonville, at a candidate for State senator, irora tne counties 01 iiopams ana Chiistlan, subject to the action of the Republican patty. T Ak'RR w are authorized to announce Dr. E. , 1 4 r- - w i ' 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 bis appointment at Ae Christian Cburcb last Sunday. Mrs Caroline Morris is quite ill at her home near Vandersburg Dr. W. C. Cosby, of Vandersburg. contemplates moving to 'Slaughtersville to make that place his permanent home. Mr D. C. Curlee; Free Union's enter prising merchant was in Dixon Saturday. Mr. Claude Melton of Wanamaker, spent Sunday here a continuous layer with a Mr . F. Porter, of the country, spent litical capital out of the miners much speaking; Deboe is a man of slightly glistening appearance." Saturday and aunuay nere silence and business. Blackburn deliberations. Misses Mabel and Lillian Duncan visited In one instance only is it known The motion as adopted, which was a connoisseur fn a principal friends and relatives in Dixie Thursday to have 'been brought to Kentucky, and Friday ol last week of these delibera Kentucky product; Deboe doesn't . was the result but it is just across the Ohio River Mr. Byron Langston left last week to at was offered by Jno. Baker, know the taste of whiskey. tions, tend Prof. Pooles Normal, at Poole, Ky, in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. of iBarnesley, qnd amended by Deciduous fruit trees and shrubs Miss Hattie Ramsey visited Saturday Another experimental bicycle W.'F. Ward, of Crabtree, as re- trip in and Sunday in Vandersburg. the United States army is are its chief prey. It romains on Mr. Roy Baker returned home Saturday ported by The Bee, and reads .as to be made this year, similar to the trees all the year round, hence from Danville, where he has been attend Bee quotes it. There was The the lamous ride through the Rocky is especially liable to be distributed ing Center College. no other line of policy adopted Mrs. Babbage has left town, and will Mountains in 1896. The route from nurseries. It is almost im- visit friends in Union county for a few and no such thing as a committee I laid out is between Fort Missoula, possible to detect the San Jose weeks, then join her husband in Wyoming. to interview the operators and Mr. Montana, and St. Louis, Mo., and scale with any degree of certainty church and Mrs. James Hawkins attended here Sunday. "arbitrate the matter was ap Mr. Joe Hall spent several days last, week oiuuu uiiiua iiiwiuuiii every without the use of a compound pointed nor ev'en suggested. The I miscroscopc. The Experiment in Owensboro, with his sister, Mrs. Will" record-o- f the secretary of the meet- variety of country and roads. Ex Doris. Lexington will make Miss Vera Baker visited her sister, Mrs. ing will bear out these statements periments with punctureless tires Station at such examinations free of charge. Dr. Cosby, last week. will be made. as will the memory of the miners Misses Mamie and Emma Cobb visited A small piece of infested twig which who were present. Lieutenant Peary will again can be sent through the mail will friends in Slaughtersville last week Mr. George Powell and family.of Smiths There was one thing overlooked attempt the frozen north and enbe sufficient for the purpose, and Mills, Henderson county, spent Sunday that was developed in the meet- deavor to push beyond the point ot 11. II. Brooks, ot this with should be enclosed in a tight box. place. the family ing, which, in justice to Col. Jo reached by Nansen. His plan is The bulhtins of the Experiment D D. Rayborn returned last Friday F. Foard, .President of the Hecla to establish, two bases of supplies from Frankfort, where he had been as station are mailed free to any citi- delegate tOjthe State Popocratic convention.a Coal Co., should be stated. It each of the next new years and zen of Kentucky who requests them Mr Ulyus Womaclf, of Sebrec, spent was stated in the meeting by one then with hardy Eskimo highland-ers- , and this one about the San Jose a few days in town last week. His many of Col. Foard's miners that some dogs and sledges, himself and scale should be in the hands of friends in Dixon would like to see bim make the race on the Republican ticket for Cirtime before the reduction was another white man-tgo as far as every fruit grower in the State. cuit Clerk. made at Hecla, five of the Hecla possible toward the pole. The B. F. Price and son. of Providenco, wis in town Friday on business. miners.' went to Col. Foard and expedition will be from the north A Counterfeit of Vnlue. The mandate of the Court of Appeals, in told him' that if he would take out of Greenland. (Bradstrects ) the Huehes case, Was received here last his machines they would mine A counterfeit of peculiar char- week, and Mr Hughs was admitted to bail in the sum of tjio, which for coal 40 ceuts per ton- - Col. Immediate good results followed acter is at present widely current once more a free man. he gave, and Is Foard told them they could not the financial relief given by the in the West. This is a fifty-cen- t The Dixon base ball team played the make a living at it and declined Republican Legislature. The piece, which appears to be made of Mnrfisnnvllla bovs last Saturday at that to 14 in favor of place, resulting in the offer. Later the proposition work on the $65,000 addition to coin silver, or, at any rate, silver Madlsonville. Our boys played much belwas renewed and this timt ac- the Western Kentucky Asylum which differs but slightly from that ter than was expected, as they have had practice this season. cepted, and the reduction'at Hecla wirich was suspended two years used inthe mints. This counter- noSam Smith and family will move this of ago because of a bankrupt State feit is'one of the most dangerous week- - to Illinois, and will make that Avas made" at the suggestion miners. treasury will be at dnce resumed be that has yet made its appearance, sltfte their future home. near town, died these Mrs. A G Brown, of The Bee fails to see why its ac- cause the new law makes State war? and, naturally enough because it is of consumption last Sunday morning, and family cemetery Montion should arouse the enmity of rants bear interest and establishes not made, as so many others have was onrled in the Christian lady leave? a This devout day MADISONVILLE. have published the the credit and honesty of the State. been, of base coin. It has-bee- n any one. We in husband, four sons and a daughter to Walker & Crenshaw, grocers, have disWe have The work will probably be com existence now for two years or more mourn her death. occurred. news as it Y, Q. Walker will solved partnership, School TrtTstees Elected. continue the business in bis own name. stated what has always been our pleted this year. and in spite of the efforts made by people of this place were required The Madisonvilfe people are well known position that we faofficials, its onThe Saturday, to elect now trustees for interested in tbe mining situationgenerally last in HopA't Cincinnati Secretary Gage the secret service Without thought kins county, and tbe matter is much vored the restoration and mainHigh school The the Dixon said that the administration had source has not been located. to politics, some of the patrons talked about. or regard tenance of the old rate for mining not forgotten nor was likely to for coin appears to be a counterfeit, in suggested the names of J, C. Park, C. C. Mrs - H. Prewitt has returned, from where reductions have occurred. Hardwick and A W. Mooney as suitable get the mandate of the people fact, only in the sense that men for trustees, as they had no children Sweet Springs, Mo,, accompanied by ber This is just what the miners Mrs Lackey in behalf of honest it is not minted by the gov who might become applicants for posi- daughter, w'rfht and just what the miners, in whose voice Miss Celeste Moore was la town on school, and would lookronly to in money and sound finance rang out ernment. Its existence is rendered tionsbest the interests of the institution, but Monday and Tuesday to attend tbe the good, faith, reported in the meeting nuptials. so clearly last November and that possible by the difference between as one of them is a Republican and another assured thartheir employers had Misses Mary Woodson, Eula Long, Mr. naruwicK is good time the administration the face and bullion value of the did not suit a few of gum poli- Helon Morton, Florence tbo Howard. Mrs. them they would be glad to help in coin. The incident will supply to ticians, who desired that must have Ed McLeod, H, H. accomplish. Such reports were would show how well this man future economic historians an il- a straight silver ticket on they platform of Dixie Rhea, Messrs, Wilson attended tbe a Holeman and Munn No hint or bust Consequently on Sat- funeral of Mrs. Dennis Berrigan, at Earl16 to brought from all mines that were date was remembered. may happen urday, 1, lustration of what about it a m,, they held amass ington on Friday, last, represented in the meeting, and was given by the Secretary as to when a straight and the coining value of'a metal meeting and nominated their forces, silver The Jernigan & Ray block is being what the expected monetary legisand all the working commercial mines, ticket, then rallied the differs so widely from its commer- after bard work 'elected the full ticket rapidly erected under tbe direction of oP HopKTns county were repre- lation would be but only the posicontractor. It Mr Geo, A. Stewart, cial value, as is the case in the by about, ten majority. Had the Repub- will have a handsome pressed brick front, sented. Providence was not rep- tive assurance that it would come licans known their intentions or cared to United States. Tbe only matter of special Importance in good time. maie a political race of it, they could resented. " have elected a full ticket, as about twenty to come before tbe Madisonvillo City Don't neglect chills. Chills bring on failed "to come out and vote, Now we Council Monday evening was, tbe proIf an are in good faith' there A county candidate whose name tbe local agents seems slight difficulty in the way we will not take the trouble to congestion congestion brings on death. think it is time to cull a half Politics posed ordinance forMaxlag106 each per anselling beer at wholesale i You can cure chills otid become slSut and should not be carried into schools or num. of a general advance. Tbe measure was defeated. The -mention said in a speech on "Why healthy by using Dr. Dell's Peppermint churches, or even thought of in such of trustees, but ever vote stood a tie as follows: M. W. Bishop Checks lor the last payment due I am a bimetallist" meaning Cbill Tonic, Sold by St, Bernard Drug election as thatsilver craze spread over Casper Ilarrig and W. S. Ross, for, and since the free Powers and Daves, die public school teachers for the 'why I am a free silverite' the Store, Earlington, Geo. King, St. Charles. the country, in some places those af J II Lunsford, Added to Cuban's other troubles is a strike of street car drivers and cab men in Havana. But then they are justified by the decrease in the value of their bank bills. scale insects because the body is news 'and may be expected to is- xt uryan iiau ueen elected our covered and concealed by a bucksue an extra at any time that (he street car drivers would have had ler shaped plate. The edges of importance and general interest in like troubles of their own. this scale cover are closely applied future occurrences may warrant Discord is rife among the silver to the bark or leaf so that no trace such actions. The Bee got in Democratic leaders in Kentucky and of legs or other organs is visible. good practice on extras during the the breach widens between them But when the scale is removed the last campaign and can produce and the sound money Democrats. A insect to which it'belongs will be them on short notice when negood man nominated for the Clerk- found beneath with its long processary. ' This was one of those ship of the Court of Appeals upon boscis inserted in the plant upon occasions, too, where it was neceswhom the Republicans and Sound which it rests. Even when thus sary that The Bee should speak money Democrats can unite, and uncovered it is necessary to use a first in order that the anticipated Shack" will find it hot run- compound microscope to show misrepresentations and false re- "Sam clearly its general resemblance in ning. ports, which have since been cirstructure to ordinary insects. The Green River Republic calls culated might be forestalled. The When such insects become abundBee's report is- the only full and attention to the directly opposite ant on trees the scales are so accurate one published and re- traits of our present and our thickly placed that they overlap futes the inventions . in another former United States Senator. each other and conceal the bark, quarter which attempt to make po- Blackburn liked to be heard for his forming The Miners Extra. Those operators who have objected to The Bee's extra of Monday, giving a lull report.of the proceedings of the Hopkins County miner's meeting held here on Saturday, will please remember that The Bee is here to publish the "Sam Shack." received, he attended and took the full ocrats as we got on the floor. The entire academic courso at the M, & F Academy convention almost resolved itself into a at Providence Durin the next five bowling mob Such, remarks uero jears be taught in the public schools, and applied to us as no one would dare as an evidence 01 his qualification and fitness, be always carried a first class to apply to us individually Wo askc3 certificate Four of these schools be of the convention a fair hearing We taught in the same district In the spring of 1892, be began the tola litem inat we bad come as regit y Uourlaucl larly elected delegates, that we bad thel8""1 ". Ia" undfr and at the December, 1894 term of the only credentials that were attested and Webster Circuit Court was admitted to signed by a member of the State Central (be bar and has ever since been in the Committee, all of which they ignored. active practico of law Mr Drowning is The chairman of the convention took well grounded in the fundamental principles of law; industrious, and painstaking and special pains to turn his head frrm us and a bard student Should he be elected paid no attention to our motions or re- to the office of county attorney he will marks. Indeed, be took great pleasure in make the county one of the most efficient officers we have ever bad. liesides being laughing in our faces." a good lawyer, Mr Drowning is an able and ready speaker and would make a The Snn Jose Scale. splendid prosecutor Tbo county could A bulletin (No. 67) has just not do better tban to elect bim 10 look after the interests of the public. He is been received from the Agricul- well and favorably known throughout the and tural Experiment Station of the county,school has manein speeches in nearly district the county advo every State College of Kentucky at Lex- cating the principles 01 Kepublicamsm organizer Dave his un ington. From the information tiring is a good largely due and toincreased the efforts is contained therein it appears that Republican vote to our county in the next "Insects of this sort are called last few years (Continurd till W E.issue ) B. DIXON Cicero World's famous bind ot musicians 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 The Deb has any friends in Providence, Ky. ? i J o u fected with the disease have been on the against. Mayor Holeman cast the decid style', and from the symptoms ing vote against the tax t developed last Saturday this seems to be At a meeting of the Hopkins county ex tne type 01 tbo disease at this place Confederate Relief Association here 01 Monday, arrangements were made to atSLAUQHTERSVILLU. tend the reunion of tbe United ConfederRobert Jackson, ot Madlsonville, was in ate Veterans at Nashville, June 32. Dele the city Tuesday. gates and alternates were appointed as Delegates. C. Strum, L. D. Dr Will Cosby, of Vandersburg, will follows; Hockersmilb, H R. Bourland, Polk locate here In the near future. A. E. Reese, A. L. Tinder. AlterMessrs. Dora Soyers, F. W. Stiman and nates: Dr Motberbead, I. B. Head, T. Blue are attending court at Owens- Swope, . H. Sbaw, T. B. Jones and J. L. lack ' boro this wejk. Railroad fare will be paid for all Simms Miss Alma Brown, ot Hanson, was the disabled veterans who are unable to pay , guest ot Misses Cassia and Lucy Smith this themselves, and a committee consisting ot Capt. T. B. Jones and T. H, Smith was week. appointed to look after them. Misses Elma and Mamie Cobb, of The veterans desire to form an assoDixon, were the guests Of Miss Ludio Sti- ciation like the "Orphan's Brigade" and man last Saturday, Capt. L. D. Hockersmilb. H. R, BourDon Wise, of Earlington, is in the city land, A. E. Reese and Polk LaOoon were made a committee to confer with the this week. throughout this section with Rev's J J, Smith and S. II. Praitber. of this end in view. our city, are conducting a meeting at The nex dates for examination of teachPoole, Ky. ers as announced in Tub Bbr some few tor white and Some improvements are being done on weeks ago is June 18-for colored applicants. our streets this week. The washouts June 23-caused by the often high waters last spring The Madisonville base ball team deleft the streets in a rathtr rough condition feated the Dixon boys on tbe diamond and the holes are now being filled with here Saturday by a score ot 14 to to. dirt. Dock Pritchett pitched for Madlsonville. Miss Birdie Patterson, of Madlsonville, Henderson and Madlsonville cross bats is visiting her sister Mrs S. H. Praither, here this afterneon, and a good game is anticipated. of this place. At tbe Baptist church Tuesday evening Rev. Barbce pessed through the city at 9 o'clock Mr. Ernest Rash and Miss Tuesday enroute to Princeton his home were married, Rev. Mary Crawford, Charlie Edwards our republican nomi- J, C. Hopewell performing tbe ceremony. nee for representative was in town Tues- They left for Louisville, St. Louis and day shakinglands and making votes, other points on the first train. A runaway occurred Wednesday afterPOOLE. noon In which Jennie and Theresa Graham Rev R. II, Higgins and wife of Hampaged about t6 and 14 years were injured. ton, Ky., are with us this week assisting They were driving alone when the horse Sister took fright and ran away and they were Brother Smith in his meeting. Higgins was born and raised here and has thrown out. Miss Jennie suffered a a host of friends. broken arm and Miss Theresa received a J H. .Farless and wife went to Crittenden cut over one eye that was quite painful county last Sunday. ST. CHARLES. Mrs. Will Allen is on the sick list this week Mrs. John Harlan, ot lllsley, is quite Rev Stone filled his appointment at sick. Little Zion last Saturday and Sunday Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gribble Several ot the Normalities failed to make a baby girl on Juno 3d. their appearance yesterday on account ot Dr G. W. Parker, of Madisonville, the rain was with us a few days last week Uncle Henry Gates who has a nama for Rev. Crow filled his appointment at the bad spells of weather from March to the Methodist Churoh last Sunday the "blackberry winter" has run out of went to Mr. and Mrs. B. Crutchfield names this year and says that it must be the Centennial at Nashville list Wednesthe gold standard that has caused the per- day. versity of the weather this year Tbe Methodist quprlerly meeting was daughter of John held at this place last Tuesday. Elder The little Cavaoah fell yesterday and broke her arm S. C, Allen of Louisville was present 'Bhis is the fourth little girl that Dr. Boone and our cornet Most of our has treated for the same casuality in the band attended coal miocnmass meeting at the miners last month Earlington last Saturday. Dr Boone and wife, James Dickey and Mr and Mrs. Junle Peyton, ot Earlwife and J. S. Lisman went to Nashville ington, visited relatives here last Sunon the 30th, ultimo. day. Evangelist Smith and his are Miss Maud Finley and Miss Vada Fox here with us to hold the meeting spoken of The Greenville school are now at borne in our last closed last week The farmers are making use of the of Mr, and Mrs Tbos Robinson, "seasons" in getting their tobacco out; visited relatives here last some, however, have not enough plants to Earlington, set their crops, hence the tobacco crop will week. A good many of our people attended necessarily be short this) ear. Rev Niles, of Cairo, was up at the the Flat Creek meeting last bunday Mat Trotter tbe bicycle man, was in meeting on last Sunday, and we are sorry Louisville last week and now sports a bran to nole that he islooking very badly. new wheel. S. S. Andy Desbler and Henry West have LISMAN. secured employment from the L. & N Wheat harvest this week. They will R. R Co., at Earlington Farmers are nearly done setting tobacco. move their washing at once Some are scarce of plants. . A man from Princeton is here prospectMiss EfTie Rice came borne from Sturgis ing for a brick yard and is said to have found suitable clay. If then is anything Friday Miss Oma Biker visited ber sister Mrs we can do or say that will encourage the enterprise, we stand ready and willing Dr. Rice, of Dixon last week. We need it badly. T. K Rice was in Providence Saturday Clyde M. Nlsbet, of Madisonville, and on business Taylor Cranor will leach the public school James At Baker and wife, of D.xon, vis- here this fall and winter. ited at E G Tnompson's Sunday Mr Geo M Baker will leavo Monday for kldy linii. for Dawson wheie he goes with h.1.5 daughOuumoloctl tobacco UaWi cure uuilc eak won itroiur, blood pure. Wc.lt. Alldiutrglnts. ter who is seriously ill. Rice Lisman, of Dixon, attended serMineral Production of the Ualted .States. vices at Sbiloh Sunday Tbe Engineering and Mining Journal Walter McGaw and Misses Artie Price and Lula Baker attended church at Slover presents a table giving the mineral proIn last Lord's kay Wonder what is the mat- duction ot tbe United States tor 1896 ter with Jeff this table it was necessary to estimate in M. G, Frederick and family visited at part the output ot many substances for Providence last week. tbe closing months ot the year, giving apJames Frederick and wife came over proximations only. "Since then the col irom Providence last week to see friends lection of returns from producers for here. Mrs. Birdie Baker, who has been very Volume V. of book entitled "The Mineral sick for some time is, we are glad to say, Industry" has been nearly completed, and able to leave her.room. now presents "a full and corrected stale W. S. Cole was1 to the office of ment of 'the output of the mines and school trustee last week. Mr. Cole runs a and metallurgical works of the United good race at home, and if in his late race for sheriff he had done as well away from State for the last year, with their values," generally taken at the place of production. home he would have won bands down Observer. From this table "we find that Ibq total value of tbe results 6t tbe mineral industry SHELTON. Paul Mulcbaly went to Dixon Saturday. of the United States in 1896 leached the Jesse Tapp, the popular young traveling great sum of $751,732,782. which compares salesman of Evansvtlle. was here in the in with a similar total of $732,941,318 for terest of Khan Sons. tor 1896 we find 1893. Of the total Messrs. B. F Moorehead and M. C. that $495,747,353 was tbe value of the Lloyd are going to give a grand barbecue, products, while f 255,985,229 Saturday, near this place, and every effort will be put forth to make it a success. was that ot tbe metals. The former inQuite a number ot the young people cludes the sum of $5,000,000 for tbe value Went to St. Vincents Sanday. ot variousmInor products unspecified, It Mri A S. Riggs happened to a very is necessary to make some deductions painful accident Sunday by having bis from these totals for products which are shoulder slightly dislocated. necessarily duplicated In tbe table, such as Rev. Jesse White filled bis regular appointment Sunday at the harbor near iron ore, used in muking pig iron, coal Chalybeate Church a very small crowd-wa- used in making coke, lead used in making reported white lead, copper nsed in making copper H S Shelton worshspped at Walnut sulphates, and a few other less important Grove Sunday as usual. What is the at- items ot the same diss. Making tbe de traction H. S? ductions required for these, we have as J. H. Herron worshipped at Hearjn bunday as usual. Mr Herron attends the total value of the production $711,832, there quite often of late. 782 in 1896, as compared with $687,941,518 Several of the boys attended the show in 1895; the change shown being an- - inat Morganfield Thursday. crease of $23,891,264, or 5 per cent,, for Mr. Thomas Allen, has returned to his last year." old home in this neighborhood. We are glad to have Tom with us again. Did You Ever. We are clad to see so manv news items Try Elect r(c Bitters as a remedy for your In the Webster county column, but hope troubles? If not, get a bottle now to see more soon. Why can't someone and get relief. This medicine has write up something from each office and been found to be peculiarly adapted take the advantage of the opportunity we to tbe relief and cure of all Fehave of having a paper that is next thing male Complaints, exerting a wonderful dito a county paper? rect influence in giving strength and tone Deputies Wallaco and Hankins called in to tbe organs. If you Bave loss of Appethis country yesterday and arrested L, D, tite, Constipation, Headache, Fainting Campbell, who is wanted at Princeton for Spells, or ire Nervous, Sleepless, Excitflourishing a pistol. They treated the boy able Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy like he might have been a desperado by Spells, Electric Bitters is tbe medicine you carrying him away heavily handcuffed. need. Health and Strength are guaranWe are sorry to know of Mr. Campbell's teed by its use. Fifty cents and $1,00 at misfortune, as he is an honest and indus- St. Bernard Drug Store. trious young man Sut. Excursion to Niagara boy-coLaf-fooo, 19 26 J.u-lu-.- -o LACE CURTAINS : I Buy your LA.CE CURTAINS at home. 1897, line is made up Our Spring, or GEMb. I Tor in 50c. and 75c, per pair, we show nice patterns bee. tncm. -threc-yard-length- s. From $i per pair and up, wc show three" and one-hayard lengths. . For beauty these can not be beaten at the same prices. ' Twenty-fiv- e l. per cent, discount on our Curtains. 1896 Lace, I SHOPT PROFITS. I We guarantee our prices to be as is, BIG VOLUME, low as those made by t; 1 vuii-.iu- , any remit nousc in 01. York, or any other city." So save the exprcssagc, and leave .your money in your home market. ' f. BISHOP & CO., Z madisonville:, VV kentucky. .. w w- MONEY DAOK IP YOU WANT IT. VV9VsVsaiWiliW'VWV J.- --- -- iiisj .... v ........ .... v .-... DIRECT FROM MILL TO WEARER, Which Saves you 4 Big Profits. The Conmiision Haute, Th Whotttaler. 7h$ Jobbir and Start Ktpor. E. ROSENBURGER & CO. awti 102.1a, NEW YORK CITY. $2.98 A CUSTOM $5.00 Wool (jitviol In UUck. Ulu, Crty, nJ Urown. In .tin from with Sailor MJ up j to 9 yean of t. mitokJfrd-lU- wJ l, with Cut HUk Altwrt Cottar ColUr Utuf Twill Satttn nj t'attnt Wabt Hands. Tjtmmlng and Work, maiuhlp tha very fctt. Sam In Sin for ajt I J to 15 year, Set I'attern'i Below. without Sailor Collar Our dreat Hargilas I SUITS FOR Bop's Adonis Suits, $l:ts 3 to 15, with Citra D.iir of Pants. S2.Q3 TliMSuttirtGUARANTEhDtobmidf!Om Imported HD TO ORDER Guaranteed to be maJt from AD Wool, Fancy Urown, Cray. UUtk, or Blot Wonlrd Corded ChevM, mad In tatett alrlr, lined with Imported I artner Satin, trimmed and CnUhed la th beat of Cualom Tailor manner, You cannot duplicate It In $16.13150 Itow to mtuura (or Yruith Suit It re tV I Lrf 5 ttZ ev fBSk Jfcvi si"jto9 kim I T Pair Pantt. W TU,S,5rUl(fvl , 'rj l I 11 your town lor fiuoo. fmja,W4i. The ame Rood mad for Youth't, Hft Pantl, Coat and Vet, to S, U !; 1 11 u M USC--fK f.vzrv x$&A yf AT 1111 (. "IN Mcur4v ruuj a nvar the Vest, and from utbicii SlylctlTg 3 . r I I M -1 1 M mM v j at aoJ 1 r H to lied for I'nls. aMaMMW press Char es, anil h..ut.t WUl W.rayEi- - 1t JX 5- - ff J Fl CO lfe aiuiaiii.1 4Wa. V.- -1 7S V ! Mir I 'm iH 111 JJ 1 f 1 wHI J imk Id rrfonJ money wltec! sails. Will the iKti i -- Ucnctnkr You boy direct from on of the rT Jr .a Cask t Atnevamal fs fin. a pUt. np nwiturt. maturing. feUnU. Money Order or and If tare. or smalt art at last birthday, cheerfully refunded If Money for his atMA wncn oruanng cna nniviiK, ., Registered Letters, also Ml00! larjtst thing Clore In America. tic II' JHi - ''Y'p ' -- ofryy.o:fr:oo:o:o:xcto .W JaI BICYCLES NORWOOD, OUTING,Kept in Stock. Tires f T&ll vww Mated Free of Charge, 1 hvE? &A WCitf 1 A ' Splendidly Equipped Repair Shop. PlPHBI5TBeimilI t ft to; Mfe ' The special line of Bicycles handled by C. M. Uourlantl, in connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods, are superior to the average make of Bicycles, but by the special arrangements entered into with the manufacturer, can be sold at greatly reduced prices, though fully covered by guarantees. Call and see him before purchasing. North side of Square. u M s eftftRkeS JKL BOURMND, MADISONVILLE, KY. asS?3KSK5CC 3-- WALKER & TWYMAN, TINN EKS, A Main Slrcct, West of Railroad, ARLINGTON, KY, complete Stock of r. ' Stoves, Castings, AND TINWARE. Repairing, Falls.' Roofing and Guttering, "Sky-highand prices dirt cheap. " in quality The annual excursion of tbe C. H. & D. Railway to Niagara Falls will occur this year on uly 8tb. Tbe rate from Cincinnati, O , will be $7.00. Tickets will be good five days. Trains will leave Cincinnati about i2;oo Noon. The accommodations will be first class in every particular. Elegant day coaches, Pullman and Wagner sleepers. Tbe route is tbe mast interesting of any. Going via Toledo, Detroit and tbe Michigan CentrajaRailway through tbe best part of Southern Canada, direct to the falls. This is tbe only line, that passes close to brink, from which a full and complete view of boh the American and Canadian falls can be seen tq advantage Niagara is one of tbe greatest wonders on Ihe globe everybody knows ol Niagara, and everybody wants to go there. Tbe C.,H. & D. R'y was the first to inaugurate these cheap excursions, and always has the best accommodations provided forlts pat'roes. Persons desiring Ml Information about .this excursion, khould, s4drtw the undersigned, and a descriptive circular ujll be "mailed D. G. EDWARDS. you. P-Tfafhc M'r C. H. & D, R'y, Cinctaaati, Ohio. 1 aV ' I- (0 Ld mJLm d WE HAVE SPARED ..NO EXPENSE - To ,make 'our Funeral Equipment the, best ,in this part of the State. . t Anything and . s E H- -3 r hot-hou- wwh everything you want in livery. PRICES aLwAS esq THE LOWEST.' ! naMtaI f zr, A HANDSOMi: ILLUSTRATED OATALOOU6 OF THF. H KYHITiSTineiMSSCMSE: (3rayt-.-) OmUilnt VnianUd ( IPMSyS raf tuition la fhe'se acHrinO RfltO LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY; totmrfl. 1 SHORTHAKO.t TELEGRAPHY. PENIttNSHIP. AcWMMor Locating Grodwit$ XmerQtv JSHmlitmt Vry LOW. rill : V, o - f . A RELIC FROM THE WIKK. against themselves but all v,ho and anitcaLlo settlement where PICNIC AND BARBECUE-j "T5rJjrT"'.- - Zj spoko from that nunc said tiny difference exists. The operators N wantpd the eld rati, and (hat it fn".good faith Inyo, assured their An InsUiKeoftheSptaMMWMic (lives Written Of Barnesley X(L a tnon that ttiayarejready to .Join in Seventh Annual Celebration of Of All Hopkins County Miners bhottld l'c paid as quickly Done by ur Pesteftte Agreement to Advance Rate toration was effected 'at tlm other a general ad vanqcwith. tho single Victoria Lodge, No. 84, tor Restoration of Old Prlces.v Department. exception of Providence whercthe and rinlntain mines. "J3yv3rt&tt41ry we Crtoe." Knights of Pythias. Rate Where Every niiner" who spoke lifidllie men have not tTpproachcd the Mr. Alf IL Jones, Secretary of responsibility of the present situa- company AndthVnien in the On the morning of June 5, the the Mining and ManAT LAKESIDE I'ARK, EARLINGTON. tion mail brought Mrs. Paul M. Moore ufacturing Company at Barnesley, REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADa Coal at the door ,df the Providence spirit of sobernoss'a'nd moderation Company, wheie the first re- are asking thc"sddvanco with're a letter under official coyer from gave the following written stateEarl-- 1 duction was made to the miners.say-in- g sort to no meari.f but reason and tho Postoffice Department, nperalora Assure Miner Tli.it Advance ment over his signature: Lakeside Park, the -' that the other reductions which persuasion. on Division, Room 12," Chica"We are willing to nssisj in reShall He Mode Soon a All Agree ' have followed on this road have In Thk Bnjiof April 9, 189C, wo banks of Loch Mary, go, III. This enclosure contained storing the price of coal in the . .to Advance had justification in the fact that coinmentecTquitorially upon the H. TIMETABLE. L. a letter which hap!' been mailed is concedctl to be one market and to the miners in a Providence was mining and selling situation, then beginning, to look on the most beautiful from New York on March 8,enclos-in- g manner fair to all." IviASS MEETING AT EAULINQTON. coal at less rates than other opera- scrions, out of which the present (Efftictlve May 30, 1897.) and attractive places a receipted hiJ. A slip of taken by the Barnesley This is SOUTH. tors and demoralizing the market conditions have grown, and showed in the State for a day's paper bearing the following inNo, jr. No. 91. No.jj miners to be a candid declaration as well as the miners' wages. Upon that neither miner, operator nor outing, and it has been I'lomTiiK llsit Kitrn, Mondiy. scription accompanied the enclos10.10 m 7.00 p m of the Company's readiness to ret.v, Chicago ....... 8,14 am 8.3J p m I.v, St, Lou l made famous for pic- ure from the Department at ChiEarlington was full' of music this point the miners were a unit anybody ehc but the consumer without hesitation, when . 3.10pm 600pm 3.13 am store I.v. Kvarlllo.7 I.v, Henderson ... i.jOpin 610pm 3.41 m other operators agree, the old rate and miners on Saturday. cago: Both as they were upon the point that was benefitted by a reduction of nics for many years past by the or J.07 p in I.v. Sobrea unless the rates arc restored at the rate and that the community at many gatherings of multitudes on "The accompan)ing mail matter wm of mining and to properly main are indigenous to the soil and the I.v. Similiter! J.ipm The Br.r. has pleasure bent which have sheltered take Ayer's Pills, and ypu will taken from the baggage car of Train No. 7 I.V. Hanson J.ljpm presence of hundreds of miners those mines where reductions have largo suffered. 447am tain prices on the marker. I.v. Madisonville 1. .49pm E. & T. H. R.R.. wrecked in Whim Ulver, J.v. lUrlinxlon 4oapm y.jopm 4,39 a m and the sound ol the music of mili- been made there must como sootier spoken frequently to the same under the shade of friendly trees, 4.15 pm I.vMorlon Gap or later a general reduction through- point. Wc reproduce the editorial rowed or sailed on the surface of sleep better and wake In bettex at Decker. Ind., March oth, 1897. ' Frank Rash Graduates. tary bands was anything but unl.ig a in 4.3 p m I.v. Norionviiio , condition for the day's work. The envelope and" .enclosed bill of above date to show the then ex- lovely Loch Mary, or fished or out the district. I.v, Ilopklrnvlllo.. 3.13 p.iii 8.16 jJm 007 a m .t8 p Ar. Guthtlo .. Last night at Holland's opera usual. But there was one great Ayer's Cathartic Pills have no are much discolored and encrusted Richard Palmer, of St. Charles, isting conditions which have re- bathed in its waters. 6.1 p m 8 47 p m 631'am Guiliiia l.v difference between this aggregation 8.05 p m 10.10 p in 840 a m house, Ilopkinsvillc, the, graduatAr. Ksihrlllo .. saidi "In regard to the 62 cent mained about the same with the The Pythian Knights of Victoria equal a3 a pleasant and effect- with dry mud of a color that MOaTII. ing exercises of South Kentucky of miners and music and the usual1 rate I think nil should make a execption'that tho rate for mining Lodge No. 84, and Atkinson Dithe name of White Rivw. ual remedy for constipation, of people that crowd our No, 31. No. 34. College were No. gi. held. There were throngs It will be remembered that the 7.33 a in 7.4S in 7.10 p ni I.v. Nashville. biliousness, sick headache, and mail halls, streets and parks on gala stand for tho advance to that rate. has been reduced at other places vision Unjform Rank have con .. 8.39 am 931am 911pm twelve graduates, four young men I.v. Gulliilo. of St. Charles liavo no kick ex- since that time. matter and bodies of the victributcd no little to the fame of all liver troubles. They are g 41 n ni 10.18 a ra 9 33 p m oc- We I.v. Mlopklniivlllc. This was l.idies. Frank occasions. With scarceno gala tims were not recovered for some 10.10 am 11 03 a m to 39 ji in and eight young cept Tor our interest m our fellow-men- , I.v. Nortomrillo. this pleasure ground by their reNo Reason for a Reduction. an excep10.27 am 11. i) am I.v. Morton dp sugar-coateD. Rash, of this pj.'icc wnt; among casion. nnd so perfectly weeks after the wreck occurred. wc have no grievance; but if 10.3) a m 11.51 a m ia.33 p in I.v. peated annual celebrations on the liatllnRlon 11.06 pin the number (From Tub Uke, April 9, 189G ) I.v, MailUnnvlllo and graduated with tion these men came in the spirit this thing keeps on wc will have 10.46am ii.t a prepared, that they euro with- This letter was the top of the pack' national holiday and they prepare and moderation. Lv. Hanson 10.37 am 11.31am honor, receiving the degree of of soberness l.v, Klauclitoia 11.03am u.oj pin . There arc at work some serious to celebrate again this year in a out the annoyances experienced age in which it was bound and the They came in peace and with to come down, if there was any11.17 a ra u.iopin I.v. Scluco .. .. Bachelor of Arts. thing to gain, .if any more coal disturbances to the coal miner and manner becoming their experience am ,n P m ,,l.v, Henderson In the use of so many of the envelope shows across its face the 11.44 bands of music. But they camo 11.10 p i.ij p ra 11.40 a,m Ar. Itvansvllle. valof the string and mine laborer in the Western Ken- in such matters and the dignity of pills on the 7.31 p in 7.10 a m with profound sympathy for their could be shipped out of these Ar SI market. Ask your markswhich impression Hiss Goodell to Graduate. a ra with the package was tied. leys under the reduction, it would tucky field. A number of mine the occasion. 8.17 P ra Ar. Clilcairo The "Glorious fellow men and to discuss and druggist for Ayer's Cathartic A portion of the paper label bonnd Nt.aqf and 91 will atop at MadlionvUlaand Our people will be pleased to counsel together to devise means be some inducement, but' not a owners haye reduced the prico paid Fourth" this year falls on Sunday Kpilnghcli! 10 take on and let o(I natteneert lo Pills. When other pills won't on the package by the route agent ami trom Chicago and polntl noilli ot Hvantrlllo know that Miss Minnie B. Goodell, pound more will bo mined and the miner from 2o per cent to 35 and they have selected Saturday, lor the relief of the distress of laK.& T. II help you, Ayer's Is No, 91 makrs rcKiilar tlopi at Gtillitle. remains tightly adhered to the enour excellent townswoman who some among their number. The shipped than if the old rate is pai.d." pdr cent. Others have tried to do July 3, as the day for their grand llopklmvllle and Ilcndenon, velope over the address which is has been attending for some two feeling of self protection was no He advised a general stand for the tliis but failed, the miners very picnic and barbecue. raoviDtxcc accoumoomio. THE PILL THAT WILL. largely obscured thereby. there exists no or three years the Louisville City small factor either. It is a question fay cents per ton and thought justly claiming-tha- t A special equestrian drill will be pilLT CfT ttlMDAT. This letter was a., lorig time on 6,1 j a m M5Pm Hospital Training School for of wages, and the miners in this there would be little difficulty in goou reason for an' reduction in a feature of the parade and arrangeLr. I'tovldcnco Ar., .. 0.33 p m 6.40 a m ....Iff,Manlloii Ar ... nouuni. ... the road, but if there is any possion June 7. district realize that unless a restor- securing what the miners want un- the price of mine labor nt this time. ments have been made for a deco-- . 6 10 p in Nurses, is to graduate ...I.v. 633am 6.03 p in Ye editor m l.v. MadlsonvllloAr ble way Uncle Sam will always get He also 7 With tin; exception of Nashville, rade bicycle company to appear in is in receipt of an an- ation of the old standard price to der sucIT circumstances. j.43 P m Ar. lUrllntonLr . 7 J3 a in counselled moderation" and solier Tcmi , there has been no reduction line. there. JAMES A. TATE 3 30 p in nouncement of and invitation to pick of ..LvKatllnillonAr A large attendance 7.43 am miners is effected in those 3ijpm the Commencement exercise!? to I.v. MadlsonvllloAr. hi'jn m Since writing the above we 4.34 pm I.r Ilansoa Ar .. 3.kj a places where the wages have beVn action as the only plan that could in t)e prices at which Western Knights and ladies is assured and P "' be held in I.v. Slaucblers Ar find that two or three other letters 8.44 am the Hospital Amphi- reduced there must inevitably win. ivcniucKy coal is sold in the vari the usual multitude will be here. 10 pin .I.v. Sebrea Ar. .. )Xin m 3.10 p in theatre at 8 o'clock p. in., on that .. I.v Henderson Ar. . 9 30 a John Bakor, of Barnesley, one ous markets for the past two years. Train No. 59 leaving Henderson at Will Deliver a Lecture on "What in same condition came lo Earlcome, al some time, and perhaps Ar l'.vansvlllo I.v. .1.43 pin day, and acknowledges la jo n m ington by the same mail. Nashville buys but n per cent, G. 36 a in. will stop at all stations Prohibition Means" at its receipt soon, a general reduction through- of the directors of the W. W. KTHRIDGK. Arenl with pleasure. Beside Miss Good- out the whole district. Coal Company, and n pick mine, of the coal produced by tho West-Cm- - and take on passengers for this To Cure Kentucky, field, ell there arc five other ladies who Louisville, point. Train No. 54, leaving ASSEMBLY HALL, OS EVENING OP JUNE 18, Take GiscaretsConatlpatlon Vorer. TIMETABLE IiC, R. R, The St. Charles delegation came said that tho Bprnesloy miners were Candy Cathartic. lOo orKa. will graduate at the same time. digging coal for 2 cents a bushel; which buys 22 per cent, of the coal Earlington at 10.53 P- '" w'" st0P It C C. C. tall to cure, druggists rotund raoaej. in several dinner, in before " (Hffcclive May 0, 1S97.) : The Bee would like lo see an wagons, some 50 or more men that they had received 2)6 rnd 3 produced, now pays 25 cents at all stations between Earlington A. Tate, formerly editor NOKTII llOUNI). Earlington City Hospital with Miss headed bv their oun brass band cents until the market was cut so per ton more for lump coal than and Henderson to let off passen- of James If He Were Onlya RepubUcaa. the Pilot, the Prohibition organ No. joi. .No, ic. No 111. Goodell, Trained Nurse, in charge. coinposcd of miners. Crablree that the company was compelled one year ago, All local coal brings gers returning from the picnic. No of Nashville, Tenn., will lecture at 630 p m tcoim I.r NrwOileani There will be a State Senator to SHnm 7.o a in i.v. Memphis owner more money than tronhlo to get to Earlington or to We join her many friends jn con- camo with some 25 or mote men. to reduce the price. He said: 'Wc m it.iopm 6.00a m . Assembly Hall, June 18, at 8 elect from Hopkins and Christiaa I.v Fulton 8 00 a ra gratulating her upon the career of here. o'clock. get away. All trains stop 3.51 p m 1:13 am M.v Tadocali .. Barnesley, Nccla, Monarch and all aro aware how it began. It be oncVyear ago' Subject: Prohi- 4:40 p in t'i3 am 9 37 a m l.v. 1'ilneelon... I hen others usefulness now open before her Reinccke mines were each repre- gan at Providence. Jlas not the miner good reason And you will bo given a good time Dition Means." Mr. "What is one countiesIt at the November election :jS am 1050a 39 pm l.v Noitonvllla.. is Hopkins county's time 1897. bjo pm 4 19 am ,, 15 p m and in wishing her the greatest for .objorting to less pay? It is generally l.v Central CI17 while you arc here. of the hardest working Tate sented by more or less numerous followed bo that our Secretary is hardly members of to furnish the candidate. Ar. Lonltvllln.. . We 105s p m 8 00, a m 3:13 p m fair to ask him 10 reduce all Come and see. success in life. . . ... 0:40am 11:33am Ar CInelnniil delegations. The Earlington Col- not able to pay xt and .3 Cents the Prohibition party, young, vig- hear Jas. R. Rash, spoken of. if SOUTH HOUND. his labor 20 to 35 per cent, simply ored Band composed of colored until these prices are generally paid orous and a forcible speaker. His Mr. Rash consents to make the No. 111 No. 103 No. mi. " because of low prices in Nashville, A Small Flying .Machine. Tho eagle, the king ot all birds, is noted D in .11:10 Dill 2 I.V. Cincinnati turned out "in tho afternoon and coal advanced on tho market n.i will enlist alarge following distinct vision. experience has been such as'to fit 3:10 a m 7x13 pro s 40 a m l.v Loulivills. ., W. F. Ward, of Crabtrtje, said: which consumes but 11 per cent, for in keen night, clear anduso Sutherland's him for the platform, and where he race he A common paper bag which got and took part with the St. Charles a m to'49 p m rtjpm So are those persons who because he is a man of Hopkins I.v Cential Cliv t.v Noitonvllle 9'iia m tl:l)pm 4x13 pm a lift front the car shops here Sat- band in filling the air with music. "I was one among the first to start of his product, and in the face of Eagla Eo oalve for weak eyes, styes, sore has spoken friendships have been county's favorite sons. Let some p in am .10:18 a m I.v. I'linceion e)cs of any kind or (jranulated lids. formed, which 11 ton in Ming 6.13 pm urday bv aid of a friendly breeze The St. Charles band occupied the ball to rolling. , Carbondale belter prices elsewhere. l.v Paducali. ... to the mag- one get in the field tli'at can win. 8.00pm i l'ullon .. .. .2.33pm 3.30am Such reduction in wages means Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, Islingt- netic influence attest and a puff or two from a locomo the band stand and tho colored cut Trom 2 to 2 cents ono month of the man.His Hanson Exchange. m Ar. MrmptiU . 7.03 p m on, Gio. King, Si. Charles . 4.10 am 7 00 a ra Ar NmrOilean. tive created almost as much inplayed on the opposite corner ago. Wc fellSws came "together a loss to tho laborer and. miner of presence in our community?will id Not. 103 and 104 ara solid All liainJ inn dll v Prof. Barnard's flying of Main and Railroad. At a few by moonshine, and agreed to visit tho Western Kentucky field of Pull Nikola Tesla says he can tele have its use, and all will be del..luriilu lour Uuwal Wltb CutcarcU. v.ttlil.t irAlm nfnttrh rot liplittd. wllhChair terest as did Cniiily Cutliartlc. cure oonitlpatlon foreier. man Hutfirt Slftprrs and 1'rco Kcdlniox machine at the Tennessee Centen- .linutes before 2 o'clock the bands Carbondale'ntid ask a restoration about ?32G,opo anntiilly, and it graph without wires and has sent lighted to hear him. 10c, 25c it G 0. C rail, druggists refund taoscy. Cat btwn Cincinnati and New Oilcans Trains also means a loss o" revenue' to the I h.Tvc always stood for good It was started up by the marched to Masonic Hall which Sri and 303 also ran solid between Cincinnati and nial. The lecture will be free, "but if the earth for of an equal sum, since mtssaccs throueh New Otlsaai, carrying Pullman Uulfel Sleepers. wind and came in the way of a lovas quick'ly filled w.th miners, wagts but always? ready to do with mine owner any feel disposed to aid in the miles. made at all junction points. Dnen connections Carbon-dalthe prices of the product lo him more than 20 OUR CLUBBINd OFFER? Wo now have comotive whose pulling shot it up- inxious and willing to do all in reason. A. It. II ANSON. G. P. and T. A. cause of Temperance by donation in line ami they are paying must necessarily he reduced as ward where it was caught in a cur- their power, reasonably ami soberof large or small sums, they can HOW TO TIHD OUT. The Bee and Daily and We persuaded and wages to the miner are reduced. rent of air and carried hundreds of ly, to remedy tho conditions which zy'i cents. rest assured that any amount subSunday bogRcil them to stand for the ad Only the consumer will profit by 6arl.ngtor happenings. leet towarJs the stars and borne off brought them together. scribed will be used in a worthy (6.50 both one year for vance and wc arc feeding men this stint of the miners wages. Fill a bottle or common water glass with cause. to. the northwest beyond the gaze J, J McGregor was chosen chair. The Bee and DAtLY (only) who lost work over it. Don't go lTIie loss of the miner is the loss urine, and let it stand twenty four hours, a of main- who watched its singular man of the meeting and Jesse indicates n diseased Mcwh tlotrs both one Personal Paragraphs and There la Nothing So Good Providence but stop it o every man in the district. Tike sediment or settingkidneys. flight. It was probably inflated Phillins secietarv. Ihe Colored! back to is tho When venr There is nothing just as good as Dr. r45 and don't let it get fur- away from this coal field this condition ofit is positive evidence of urine oiiici Doinga mi Home Worthy of the hall where it kid King's New Discovery for Consumption, with gas from some of the, shop Band occupied the rear stains linen The Bee and DAiLviind Sun01 tiwrial MtnUou. men who are so puffed up over and played a selection, which was ther. If eery mine in America amount of money now paid the ney trouble too Irequent desire 10 urin- Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do both day Courier-Journa- l back, is also convincing not permit the dealer lo sell you some subpain in that new machinery. followed by'Yield Not to Tempt- should reduce no more coal could mine employes, "and not only is the ate or that the the prool kidneys and bladder are out stitute. one year for $8,25 He will not rlaim there it anybe mined, and neither the opera- miner robbed of just so much cash, ot ation," rendered by the St "the uiiiurs'say The Bee extra order. thing belter, but in order to make more The Bee and Daily (only) Rufc Clark and family are hqinc Charleajid, uivyjiich tjjojsang tor, nor the miner is benefitted by a hut every citizen farmer, banker, DO. WHATTO Courier-Journa- l profit hs may claim something else to be of Mot, day was a, hummer. both one feel ustistf only honor niBchatlie or. what from Kansas City after a delightful a part with very good iffect. After rcTduttitfn. There is comfort in the knowledge so- jnstasgood. Yon want Dr. King's New .... J6.50 year for ' to. - Discovery because you know it to be safe and must help o bear the loss. often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swampvisit. Rufc sajs he looked for The reading and adoption of the into able means as honest men. I was M. Evans and family have Koot, Ihe great kidney remedy luilius every and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or The Bee and Louisville Bee like a letter from home while utcs of the Wednesday night raised in Eastern Kentucky where from a visit to relatives at Evening Post both one For Coughs, Colds, Chamb;rlain'8 Cough RemeJy ths Hcsl wish in relievinc nam in the back, kidneys, money refunded. there. lfalscy, Ky. meeting the meeting was thrown they didn't know what law was. liver, bladder nnd every part of the urinary Consumption and for all affections ot year for 2.75 an Most Popular. They don't know'yct. And I had inability to hold Throat, Chest and Lungs there is nothing passages It corrects There is mora Catarrh in this section ot open for the discussion by the to get out of that country in order The Bee and Wo sell more of Chamberlain's Cough urine and scalding pain in passing it, or so good as is Dr. King's New Discovery. Mr. Lawrence Pratt paid The miners of the situation and its toone year than to remain a good citizen. Come Remedy thin of all others combined." bad effects following use of liquor, wins or I rial bottle treo at St. Bernard Drug Bee a pleasant visit Friday. He the couQtry until all other diseases put was reasonable and proper remedy. gether, and tbo list few years unpleasant nefor $.175 beer, ,v out like men and demand 2j writs Messrs Kerr & Sons, druggists, of cessityand overcomes that to get up many Store escorted Miss Sallie Brown to our As is pretty generally underof being compelled c The Bee and city, but is not accused of making supposed to be incurable. For a great stood by the public already, the cents. Wc can win. The leading Mara. Pa. 'Thosnloof it is something times during the night to urinate. The A wild girl is reported running at Courier-Journa- l both one many years doctors pronounced it a local operators aro opposed to the re- phenomenal. Wo have sold two gross this mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Ro- large near Elkins, W. Va,, jumpa canvass iTa her behalf. dfsease, and prescribed local remedies, and miners' grievance consists in the year for $1.5 is soon realized. It stands the high- ing fences like a deer (not a dear) reduction at several mines of the duction. Carbondale has restored winter, selling as high as s.ix bottles in one of the most Miss Hclon Morton, Messrs. II. by constantly failing to cuto with local old standard rate to pick miners, but the others have not. Let us morning to ns many different customers. est for its most wonderful cures a medicine and frightening people out of their The Bee and Weekly Louyou r H.'llolcman, Ed McLcod and treatment, prnnonnced it incurable Scienco upon which is based all mine cure the cases near us t)ien go to Thi3 remedy has proved particularly suc- distressing cases theIfbest. need by drug- senses. She will probably not be isville Commercial both Sold you should havo one year for has proven catarrh to be a constitutional Munn Wilson, of Madisonvillc, atcessful in croupy aftVclions Our custom- gists, prico fifty cents and one dollar. For captured. wages and the selling price of coal the chronic case Providence." The Bee and any leading publiof Mrs. Dennjs disease, and therefore requires constitua sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent tended tho funeral C. E. Jones and J. M. Victory ers invariably pronounce it tho best they The standard cation at LOW PRICE. free by mail, mention Tint Ubb nnd send tional treatmenl. Hall's Catarrh Cure, in the markets. Uorrigan Friday morning tast. of Mma BlniDla rate in effect (or years in this dis- were tho only men not miners who can find, and we knd-- of no case where your full postoffice address to Dr. Kilmer Wanted-- An Idea Who canpathink manufactured by F. J Chenoy & Co., i thing to tent? still being paid had anythingrto say. They took it lias failed lo Rive entire satisfaction. & Co , Binghampton, N Y. The proprie- Protrct vnur Mpasi thav mar brlur vou weftlth. Are you a subscriber to The Ohio, is tlio only constitutional cure trict and which is Miss Sallie Brown, candidate for Berand 50 cent per boillo at Wrlla JOHN WKUriERDlJIlN & CO., Patent tors of this paper guarantee iho genuinethe bulk of Hopkins County min- occasion to speak "well of those 25 Drjiu Slori-- , Katlingion, Hen St Wmhlattton. I. o, for their 1.8u0 prlie offer Bee? You should be.. nard T. the Democratic nomination for on the market. It is taken internally iq ers, is ness of this offer. new list ot ono thousand laronuon win tod. nd 624 cents per ton in sum- operators who have maintained the Marions Gap; George Kipg. St. County Superintendent of Schools, doses (rom ten drops lo n leaspoonful. Il of mining, and cssaydd Clnrlqs. ' cents per ton in win- old rate was in Earlington Friday afternoon acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- mer and 75 reduced some suggestions to the miners. interviewing voters in behalf of her faces of the sj stem. They offer one hun- ter. This rate hasin been district, Numerous miners other than those lloiu V. L. Gordon was out the at several mines dred dollars for any case it falls to cure. candidacy. where only 50 cents or even 40 quoted spoke moru or less to the from Madisonville Monday. AdSend for circulars nnd testimonials. and with , this point, and some attempted to bring Efgio Umstead was scheduled to dress, P. J. Ciirnbv & Co , Toledo, O. cents is being paid, Hrirlioil Snn So. reduction and the usual light work-tha-t Into the question other things beleave for Nashville this morning Sold by Drucgisls, 75c. thu hmi wonCasemate ('Ami in summer side the vital consideration of the derful tmftltaU necessarily prevails and-wi- ll uw 01 tliu w, V make the trip from IlopHall's Family Pills are the best twto,aetmitly the miners cannot make a living. reduced rate to miners, but these nnd anl rofVcatrsfi to tho llvci1 mid lxtwclo, kinsvillc by bicycle. Elgie is an positively nu lrtdnoya, Dr. Geo". J." Gooch and wife are Those operators against whom were exceptions and the idea gen- cleansing tho entire systrm, illspol tilils, wheelman and exenthusiastic eonatipMion happy over the arrivaj of a fine complaint was made in the Satur- erally prevailed, that the only curolicnilgcltR, iovpr, liahlUml ami try a bnx pects lo make a,very pleasant N day's meeting on this score were remedy lay in a restoration of the and biliousness. Kcnso . bay boy. ' W infi. Hold unit 10, or O. C. O. run. the Providence Coal Co., of Provi- pld rale where reduction had been Rnar.uilertd to cure by iiHTlrwgkls. "Last summer whilo nttcndinR court at Mihing made. Some feeling tributes were . The annual pilgrimage to Flat Unioniown," fays D. U.I'atlon, a promi- dence, Ky., Mr. E: R. IJonrland, of Madison& Manufacturing Co., of Barnesley, paid to those operators who have is. Crock occurred Sunday and the nent dniRgist of Fayette City, l'a., ' three Co., of Earling- maintained and are "paying the ville, was in thetcity Friday. crowd that attended was very num witnesses were suffering from Diirrhtea. Ky., Hecla.'Coal Coal Co , the standard rate. iV. e'Vons. Vehicles filled the streets I gave each a dose ot Chamberlain's Colic, ton, Ky., Ilucklcn'fi Arnica Salve. Numerous motions 'were made of Earlington a "good part of the Cholera and Diarrheal Itemedy, and it of Madisonville, Ky., on this road, world for Cms, The and Powderly and Central City and before the body could decide what BruhcH,best S.dvu in theSail itlieum, Fever g and coming and many gave Immediate relief On the way homo Sores, Ulcer, The . I. . possibly others on the Illinois would bo most expedient. ?V. "(! -- ....II.. I Son's, Vutlcr, Clnppod Hinds, Chilblains, oiI' niir ciiizviis wciicti mi, num one of my neighbors was taken with a se motion that .finally prevailed was Corni.ind all Skin Urunlions, and posi Central and O. & N. ' ber. cramp in the stomach, and was sufvere The Ilecla miners 'quit work on offered by John Baker, of Barnes- tively cures Piles or no piy rtntlired It is fering with intensa pains. I gave him a guaranteed to give parfeel suisfaction or Tile newsboys for the Evans-vtll- dosa of this remedy nnd ultliin hvo min- Wednesday of last week and a ley, and amended by W. I Ward, m nr) refunded Price 25r per li lr r iMSc r? fljH MffMVT) meeting was held in Erl ol Crabtrce,. whjch as amended is S d" by Sv H 'rnirl PruKHtur.'. Sun-sits, ttM miners Tiibune, through here utes the piln hid ceised. The remedy, is y afternoon on the southbouml a f.ivnriloliere I Kno of many who are ington on Wednesday night :l as follows: "That this body do digging 80 cents was FOR ptSenger train, made things hum never without il. I always lake It wilftl which a committeewhere appointed i maid iyt screenedforlump coal in Mr. Will am Barnutt, of Mani- CAPACITY v-;- rv the rcdtic-- pounds of ton, vtu In town Saturday. for a vhile and seamed to be out me when going away from homo." lor to visit the mines 0 80 more for tho fun..o tl thing than sale bySt Htrnard Drue Store, Earlington tion was in effect and get delega- summer and 3 cents for digging in rUutieitaiul Itifde Ue Sdve is nov and lump coal on any 'other scores 'They cried George King, St Charles; lien T. Kouin- - tions to the Saturday meeting, and pounds of screened winter, uniformalJy throughout this ot filial in st)le of puka'- 'ind medicil a committee to solicit subscrip McKinlcv 'Assassi '"President cunums ti6ns for the relief of those miners tlistrict. And that the miners from ili)niMt. It U perfrrily lumil hundred and fifty son, Morions Lap nated," urfor ir.in who were willioiit the means ol rack place represented today where rolinvl nml I4'fi ftilir Mississippi," "Mark Liven Lost in There is a new daughter at Ed making a living. James McMmnih iherato'has brjert reduced act ns iil.iU.il llils.'fnrt! i'ji-- i ur iv1- I'or silt Ilanna Moved a Lamp Post" and Scruggs' house. !'. il ' reported tli.it In and B. Dunning, ,1 noniinitlec to cMI tbeir men to- in Si It r'ft if ""Din; it ntlier absurdities which nobody beKin, 11 C11 had visited Provideucu gether .and get them to agree to Ci goinmittee, Vucatan Chill Toiifc. lieved. It is supposed they were tVn to and. Monarch and asked for dele wind for icnfoutjagiva papers away. The great rrh.ililH aid pipular Ionic, of Mss' Siiln! Mt.Gr.tth v.siti il " gations of niintrs. j. B. Hawkins notify their Supermtondeiits It breaks the and MuifiiRe n to worlc no 1ikih1h hi Ev,ni .lie I.im wrcl.. The ftiQcral of Mrs. Dennis strengthening reported that he anil Wm. Morris, their delcriiiuiruioii Us leturn, mw mWmWMMMMMMW& 9 9TLUWmWmm. RMMMmm than 2 14 cents, and was held Friday morning, as chllland prevents gives hmlihy lone and committee, had raisejj 57 dollars lonirer at BdftAiMMVH t;et if poisiblu a statement m T6'iuit iiiMn-- u.wily uifl I' ' announced, after requiem mass Ihe pitlent and Earlington miners and lo s bo mat' without regird to (tint. I'lerfsant to among AgA KSf vigor, Uil;o .Nu To efcJHU by Rev. A. M Coenen in the Cath- vigor and added: "The miners writing from the operators agreeing iietlc. lull of Ufa, Price 50c. ' Warranted nt drug friends, take 11.1c, that nmkoQ uoak men 'i's-fr-- ry olic Church of thfc Immacculatq storo a who are needy can get grub through to atjv.tnce the rate ij aj other Uroni;. 'Alt tliuuk'lHU.Moor J.I. Cu'ro fX A 1 " l "After the sermon Conception. Wa oiisratorsw'lio'have reduced will free, AiMross liookkt &nft the St. Bernard store. B. Atkinson went to haven't cot money but wo have advance, then report to this body, Sterling Kctnody Co, Clilcuuo or Now Yotlt mass tlie large procession Mr. J no. and formed and proceeded to the Cath the Georgia gold fields Monday got credit and we can give them when a general meeting will be The sale of the O. V. railway ctllcd to take action in regard to olio cemetery, where after brief afternoon. Grub." ' has kon postponed until July 6th. ! the tferemony by Father Coenen The Monarch representatives re Providence.' To Cure a Cold In One Day A general committee was apbi;dy was laid to rest. pqrteu tnat utcy uau neiu a meeting Dr. U R Hollirock.or Now Uerlin. I'.i . Take Laxative Dromo Quiuine Tablets on Friday night and that the men pointed consisting of W. F. Ward, . The pall bearers were L. II. doeo not licaitata to recorfimeiul Cliam!er-l.nrefund the money if it fails O'Brien, J as. R. Rash, Patrick All Druccists agreed that they wanted to do what James'McManus, Frank Ivey, J. ' I havr Hn oiyUlnir, Dari Sullivan, II. S. Corey lo Cure. 25c. For sale by St, cent B. Hawkins, Thomas Spencer and .uanillrtl iicm for a year or more in my they could to get the 62 KvDrugSlote", Earlington. . 'find )ames Sullivitn. rate, but that they were opposed T. C. Chambers, .-to whom reports plinrm.icy and find thsm stfa and rolhlil-- ' to a strike. They said furthermore should be madehighly " quslomera praiso them very Mr. J. J. McGregor, chairman My ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED that a strike, on their part was nn No'ono ivhd h troubled with rheumatism pf the mcctfng.'esiresTin: Bce to since lliey had the necessary,S5 us'u CqamberHiti's I'.y'n lUlm without c.in GaARAHTEED promise of their employers thai n turn thanks foryhjm to he miners praising it. The qutk relict from piin JK they would restore the old Mie for the very excellent goou order wbich it .affords is alonu worth m,oy times without hesitation as soon as lhj' and attention given throughout the in com For sale by $!. Ilgrnartl Drup mz other operators who hd reduced meeting. t Sw.re.lC.'iiIiiiRtan; George Iilnj;.b"t Charles, As 'is 'well known Tub Bee has would also agree to and testore llir , Xi Uo',h''ot!i MiMtoni Gin, nldrate. James McManuareportVil ever stood for tho interest!, 61 the .tmj over worked for the from lK'cla mat 101. i'oaru, n coal nuut.r ..s Splendid Opportunity, CURECOHSTIPATiCM km'w. would b 0110 of tin- lir- -i maintenance tfthc old,, late, ol Frje'.t'rip to the great Tennessee cx miiiintr, and The,. 13'ebuw nn n in thuMifi.t.' to wimt, to r sioi (Vritgnnlnl amp Intern i'in Expo AU WagY ind tliat'hvluil toid h,s ti).t, tends Tw syiipa'thy;viji lljtf mi.u-rID 4 DRIK.6I5T5 uorkiiig fur atVit&oY.ilMn itjcjjjpwfl wl I'liu Hi k's splendid who are M. ?.V IMT il tlmfho tviiiild pay 62 J o.rds-iM.U g 4 tww f . 41 lil ffrrh sre llm IVl w',nrr,"r"?r,jr..,u;;r ,arjtr(rHi. ' sir. soou ms tlicothi Qperauir-- paid t. whtre this ralo.haa been cuu tin fCr. ' G ) :t,. time you ike. Begin nniDOTMn UBSOL . uwnw'jw''ii"-VBarneslej's men seem divided conditions seeni ripe for a speed) now M' frwr M. COMPANY A CONCERTED MOVEMENT . CE?c 33ee 1 Ia-qui- ry ' Before . 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LESSON XI,' SECOND QUARTER, IN "TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 13. 1- and also of God's glory as (verses Siindavschcol cvny Sunday morning from law (verses 9:10 to 10:30, Communion rtnicc following at lr tho revealed iu His written composed 10:40. Prajpr meeting exery Wednesday evening. iu It may havo been, nun imiu Sundays in eacn momn 4 (ho early hours of tho morning, ns tho oirv.cci nut K. V. Omeh, Parlor. Tho Fccond epistles nro nil Riifrgcstlvo ot buh was eccu "going forth as a bridetho last Cny, when the world shall hnvo groom out MISSIONARY HAITIST CHURCH. of his chamber," declaring coFruulfel th'o church, mul contain Fpeclnl Services second Saturday eu'ningand Instructions to. God's servants for tlmcn at, tho glory of God. Then tho psalmist each month. Prayer meeting Monday Sunda) night at 9.30 a. m. I) S. Kdvrardv Pastor disorders, confusions, formality, etc. Tho may havo turned his thoughts to that Sunday-rhoo- l faithful Witness Is taught how to deal with better and inoro precious revelation of HUM who "turn nvrny from," "err God iu His word. And what a wonderful M. E. CHURCH. nnd '"resist" tho truth, or "will description ho gives of tho power nnd Services first Sunday carli month, morning 1, 16; not onduro sound doctrine" (II Tim. cxcellenco and prcciousucss of God's and night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday 11,'rt); llf, 8j lv,"8). night. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. I C. C. HALL, Paster. I'Tmil, an npostlo of Jcrim Christ by word law of tho Lord is porfoct, convortlne Tho" tho promlso thoWllot'Ood, accordlnR to soul. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. ofallfo .which Is In Christ Jesus." Ho tho testimony of tho Lord Is sure, making Tho loved to think of himself as ono sent forth wlso tho simple Setvlccs evcrr fourth Sunday morning a d liy3csus Christ and chosen for this honor Tho statutes ot tho Lord nro right, rejoicing; night, by I. T. Cherry Pastor. Prayer meeting 14-1ft..L Toxt of the rsson, II Tim. I, 7 Jllcrnory Vcrc, 3, Text, II Tim. ill, Itov. I).- Jr. Stcnrna. III, 14-1- 7 Golden Topic Tor tho TA'eclt Hcelmilnff June 13. CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE Comment by Itov. 8. II. Do) to. CONCEPTION. Tone. Tho "jest way to study tho Blblo. Hrsi mass, 7:00 a. m.; second maa and srrmon, xlx, T'll. 930 a. m. Kosary Instruction and benediction nt Tho Niuctccuth Psalm speaks of tho t.jo p. m. every Sundar. A. M. Cocnan, pastor. glory of God as rovcnlcd in natnro CHRISTIAN CHURCH. nT KtKNflKII nrnni nn XII 9 Ib I W 11 m 1 1 lk nnai nniiniiiu II A MHAMY III fli Jn I & H 3 ! Jr sf 1 IU I r. INCORPORATED. 1? Mhfers and Shippers of s 3 CQfll,, AND COKE Offioess. Mo.'; J. VI if General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. Kentucky: S. II. NEVYBOLD, Manager, 342 V. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner MaTn anil Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. 8 A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, EvansviHe, Ind. A. M. CARROLL, Manager, 201 N. Clictry Street, Nashville; Branch t I Two Through Trains Dajly on J Ulnlnff Cars Natlivlll to Chlcagd 13 HOURS NASIIVILLD TO CHICAGO "MEW ORLEANS ATLORIDA SPECIAL" Lco et New Orleans Daily at I j.03 noon 1 L. ft N. R. R. Niuh villa at 7.30 a. m. Through Uulfct Sleeping Car horn New . Orleans Running Pullman Vctllbule Slctplnji f A - Tho characteristics of God's word as RELIQIOUS NOTES. set forth in these, and tho succeeding verses, its power, its cxcollcnce, its its beneficent effects, suggest The Earlinglon Christian Endcavorcrs and Christ Jesus our lard." In I to ns tho best ways for studying tho Bi- will go to Barnesley Sunday afternoon by Tiiu. i, 0, ho calls him "My own son in ble. special invitation to bold services. They 1. Tho Biblo should bo studied daily. the fftllh"," and in Phil. 11, CO (margin), ho man 6o dear unto It fs probablo that this psalm was com- will start from the corner of Main and wrototbat ho had no Vehicles Wo first rend of him In posed in tho morning, as tho writer Railroad streets at 1.30 o'clock. hlm.os Timothy. Actsxvl, 1, asndisclplo living at Lystra, looked upon tho oriental sun rising in will be in watting to take thoso Endeavor-er- s his. Mother a Jewess, his father n Greek. all his splendor. Then ho meditates upwho wish to go. And PaiVlJon his second missionary tour on God's written law. What better took him with him. It is by tho graeo or State Sunday School Convention, llarrodjburg, uudescrved favor of God through Jesus preparation for tho duties, tho temptaKy , June 33, 33 and 24 tions, tho trials, of tho day beforo him C hrlsfthat wo aro saved. Annual Stale ConThe Thirty-secon- d !). "I thank God, whom I servo from my than tho contemplation of God iu natnro vention of the Kentucky Sunday-schoWhat better preparaNf6r fathers with puro conscience, that with-jju- t mid in His word? ceasing I have remembranco of theo in tion for tho day can wo inako than to Union will be held in Ilarrcdsourg, on liry fniyers night andilay." Beforo tho reccivd nn inspiration by reading, study 22, 23 and 24. A most attraclivo and culidl ho also ealdthatho had lived in all and meditation from tho deep, hallow June practical program has been arranged. Well food conscience" before God (Acts xxlil, 1), ing, soul sustaining. word of God? known speakers will discuss topics of vital or.as.ho puts it In Acts xxvl, C, "After tho 2. Tho Biblo should bo studied in its Among import to Sunday-schomost straitcst sect of our religion I lived ft work. entirety. Tho terms "tho law," "tho Pharisee. " Ho docs not attempt to excuso testimony," "tho statutes," "tlio judg- the speakers are Mr. Marion Lawrence, his t'rwit si as against Jesus Christ and His High-price- d redeemed, but frays tlia,t ho verily thought ments, " include tho cutiro word of God. General Secretary of Ohio S. S. Associathat ho ought to do there things (Acts Iu its placo and for its purposo all tho tion, Mr. Alfred Day, General Secretary xxvi, 0). : word should bo diligently studied. "All of Ontario S. S. Association; and Mrs YV. a k. ."Urcntly tlesinng 10 fcc nice, ocing inspiration of God J. Semelroth of St. Louis, the ,j may no lined Scripturo is given by raimimior tny twirs, tnat l t Prominent and gifted primary teacher. "'"-'"". Mith joy." Paul prayed much for thoto l for correction, for instruction right- - among ,, i.n,i .ririn- from him. hut ho wnni.i own Slate ...w r." i. ,i..i iiiu iuuu ui uuu luuy uu are Rev.the speakersMcFerrin,ourRev. Dr. S. pray, especially for such a ono as his pon euusucB.1, iiiut Dr. J. P. Timothy. If Paul had tho Phillppian and perfect, thoroughly furnished onto nil M. Hamilton, Prof. H. K. Taylor. S. other believers in his heart (Phil. 1, 7) and good works." prayed much for them, how much moro 0. Tho Biblo should bo studied per- Walers McGill, F. V. Spreen, J. L. Amsden, Prof. E. A. Fox. Prof. C. H. Poage. does our Lord Jesus curry, lovo and pray sonally nnd practically. It restores tho foriHI redeemed ones. Wo aro not told 60ul, it enlightens tho eyes, it warms, and J. T. Elder. Rev. Dr. W. B. Jennings tho cause- - of Timothy's tears, but if Paul it pierces tho innermost recesses of tho will Mr. conduct the devotional exercises. ,',,. Thnr i ntnfnrt n hi,, scul and lays baro tho sinfulness of tho P. P. Bilborn, of Chicago, will have charge Tr.i of & ' na& lvrtt hAtnnrt man weakness in tho thought that tho Joy uuuiuu uviux uuu jjiuiJinua u iviueuj' jur of the music. There will be three Con cf such n ono as Paul might lio Increased it through tho graco of God. Thcso aro ferences for Primary Teachers needs of ovcry human being. Each in Delegates Every Sunday-scho5. "When I call to mind the unfeigned should desiro thcso blessings for himself. The Negro Duilding is a large, roomy Tuetday, July 6. BITTERNESS faith that Is In thec." Not in him only, They aro 'necessary to tho best interests the State is entitled to one delegate for each ur olofed and handsome edifice, one of tho most im1. One mile handicap oper, hut In both mother nnd grandmother; not of his soul. Tho only way to get them hundred members or fraction thereof. portant ones on the grounds and the colthat faith Is hereditary, but children may out of God's word is by tho personal Amateur. All accredited deleEntertainment. All eommumcaiiont ami mailer of ncw rrr ored people should feel a pride in such bo taught and trained that from earll-cs- t 2. One mile open. Professional? In the Democratic Ranks at the infancy they may to truo believers in study and personal practical application gates will bo entertained provided their tilnlnc lo this column thoiitd be addresscit lo representation as they are given nnd gratihandicap closed 3. Zinibro's (.Gto. Alixamdeb, Earlinclon, Kr. names reach YV. C. Rue at Harrodsburg, tho Lord Jesus Christ. Blessed nro tho of God's word. Frankfort Convention. tude to the Exposition management for the one mile. Biblo Readings. Dent xvii, mothers and grandmothers who eo train on or before Monday, June 21. efforts in their 'behalf nnd the great exthe children. Unfeigned faith makes u Joshua i, 8; viii, ZION A. M. E. CHURCH. Ps. i, 1, 2; xl, 4. Two mile handicap open. Transportation. All the railroads in 'SAM SHACK" NOMINATED FOR CLEIIK think of tho "most surely believed" and 8; cxix, Isn. xxxiv, 10; Mai. Services every Sunday morning at II o'clock, pense incurred in preparing sucb nn exProfessional. have made a rate ot ono fare for and evening at 7 o'clock. Sanday school at 9:30 "know tho certainly" of Luke 1, 1, 1. iii. 10.18; John v, 30; Acts xvii, 10, 11; the State cellent building dedicated to their mo. '5. Ono mile tandem opon. a. m. G. U. Waller, pastors 0. " Whercforo I put theo In remembrance I Thess. v, ; II Thess. iii, 1; II the round trip. may be obtained Frankfort, Juno 3. Sam. J. Handicap. tluit thou stir up tho gift of God which is Tim. iii, from Credentials Jos. i, MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. l!i"'tkeo by tho putting on of my hands." 6. Five mile handicap open. ST. CHARLES Sliacklcford. of Owcnshoro capcounty officers or from the State Secretary, Ho refurs to this nlso in I Tim. lv, 11. Tho Services Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. tn. San tured the silvcritc nomination for Amateur. Rev. Darnett filled his regular appointA llrare Sermon. Miss Mamie 1'. rluoer, at Louisville. a. m. W. W. roster, pastor. day school at 9 30 Spirit bestows gifts upon pcoplo severally the Appellate clerkship on the tenth 7. One milo city championship ment last Sunday. Tho apostlo Peter preached a bravo n3 He, tho Spirit, will, and God places tho Mrs. Sabrie Duncan and Mrs. Delia He secured closed. members in tho body ns it hath pleased sermon a very bravo sermon on tho is on lbs sick list this ballot this afternoon. Mr. Tom Henson Overpowered and Inactive. him (I Cor. xli, 11, 18). Ho gives to every day of Pentecost. Ho did not avoid givMadisonville last wetk week. 8. One mile tho nomination by effecting a comhandicap open. It is only with tho pious effect-o- f tho Campbell were at man his work and something to work with, ing offenso. Ho accused his hearers of shopping returned from Evans-vill- a bination with G. W. Richardson to Boys under 16. Mr. N. Killehrew and rays, "Occupy till I como" (Mark xlll, participation in a great crimo and as will thnt wo can bo spiritually nttontivo Sunday and brought his son Thirntnn. whom he has promised the chief 84 j Luko xlx, 13). Then at Ills coming Messrs. Will I'rilchelt and James Uun-la- p to God. As long ns tho noisy restlessFree For All. Ho will reword every man according to his sured them that thero was no hopo for ness of tho thoughts goes on tho gcntlo were at Madisonville Sunday. Mrs. Julia Nunn, who spent a weak at doputyship if the ticket wins, and them except through repentanco and works. Without money you can go to thus defeated the leading candidate, nnd holy desires of tho now natnro aro Centennial; returned Sunday. Rev. W. W. Dorscy, of Madisonville, the - " 7.','ForGod Jiath not given us tho spirit faith iu tho person they had just sen overpowered and the Tennessee Centennial and Inter Mr. Robert L. Green. J. P. has been inactive of fear, but of rower, anil of love, nnd of n fenced to a shameful death as a great Grooves. Mr. Drown', of Carbond iIk, was in lown carrying on a big meeting for The silvcritcs had everything national Exposition any time you De on your watch hots or nur Ordinarily such n sermon souml mind. " Judging from tho portion criminal. Sunday. two weeks anil is drawing laign crouds. of tho cplstlo following, such as I, 8, 12, 10 ; would creato a riot, delivered iu such timo will be beat. their way and the sound money like. Read Tun Beb's great offer U Gather Up Our Strenctli. George II. While is the only colored if, O.'IO, 12; ill, 12; lv, 5, 10, wo would circumstances, and tho preacher's lifo Several of tho Crabtrce los wero pres men were kicked out and con- and go to work. Instead of boiug discouraged bccinso member of tbe house of repreceiilalivt'i. Infer that tho fear referred to is a fear of would havo been in peril. But tho Holy ent at tho Sundty School fmtivil Tuvln signed to the guillotine and perdiwhat wo do is unworthy of God nnd what ono might bo called upon to endure; Spirit in Peter and in tho truth, wis Mrs. Minlic Kay ts very ill at this writ- night. compared with what was tion. but thoughts of tho perfect lovoof God cast ana a, uuu i souis uccamo members of n douo by others, let us gather up our ing, out nil fear (I John lv, 18). s Miss Alcenia Cunniiighin. whn It Thoro were only about 6ao "But continue thou In tho things despised sect It was a bravo sermou strength to reform our errors aud rcacli present ami it was the Mrs Annit PiilUiHt ii on tlm sirk list. been at Nashville, attending seliruil li,r and effectual. Christian Intolligeuccr. to higher attainments. Spurgcou. which thou bust learned and licst lxxn nine months cams Iuhiih Snnil ly. smallest Si.ito ruiiveiition that h.ii Miwi Manic Gocdlor, of .Ma.lisenvillr, I Our Lord raid, "Continue yu James Drasher r. is on tbe sick list. been held (or in.iuy- scars Tho Good Teacher. in My love," "If jo continue In My word, visiting flit lids. U nut litru Tliey Serve Oud licit. then nro yo My disciples indeed" (John xv, Kennedy, Nib following extracts Irom the of (lemlerion, Rev. A bad driver will spoil a Jiorso in a They servo God best who do well hllevn preached II. us Nun Mr Clarence lraled 0; vlil, Ul). I like to remember that Luko fow weeks, but many persons fail to for Thursday night. bitter speLch of Jo. Blackburn Bimplo duties uot somo fanciful girls on one pljle of ice crcnn and the Fald-itheir tjio beginning of his gospel that -Don't forget the annual sermon which is arraigning the gold standard Dem sacriflco at a distance, but tho plain, band pljjid an. he wroto concerning tho things which realize th'at Iho destiny of a boy tho bauds of his teacher and that tho homely, overyday task to bo preached Sunday. were "most surely believed," that his ocrats indicates the spirit that that lies beforo Remember I lie big picnic the third ot friend mIghfcf"know tho certainty" of unskillful schoolmaster is as dangerous them. Christian Life. Rev. G. W. Holmes lectured hore Wed- prevailed: in a community ai a blundering doctor. Abra-liathese thlnprft'Iniko 1, 1, 4), and that July, given by the Band boys. They will nesday night "You aro here to nominate a candidate wa$,fully,'pcrsuadcd that what God Tho truo teacher, therefore must havo Depend on Chrlat. have fish, ham, sheep and pio. Several of our people attended the fun- for Clerk of the Court of Appeals, and had promised Hq was nblo to perform an ideal of life. Ho must bo truo to it Reckon on Christ to do His part pereral of Miss Hetlie Dsvis last week at Nor- when that duty is performed you have anMr; Virgic Miller was buried bunil.iy (Rom. iv, V0, 21).? himself, oud ho must know how to kin- - fectly. Directly you givo Ho other to perform. The spirit which you takes. lonville. 15. "Arfil'thrtt from u child thou hast dlo his learners with n puro passion for Directly you will open tho door Ho enWo would like lo bear from Madisonville, have manifested is an evidence that you known t)io Holy Scriptures, which aro ablo cxcellenco. Mrs. Yates, of Croflon, is visiting rela- - know what that duly is and will meet it. American Friend. to makoKbeo'wisc unto salvation through ters. Directly you will open tho floodKosie llassett, of Madisonville, got put lives here. Wc have a platform to adopt and, wo faith wlftclris-JChrist Jesus." Theso gates He pours iu n glorious tido of out the first round. eternal Love. in need not wait lo know what it is. I know Rev. Rolling, of Madisonville, could .bcj none olhir than what somo The eternal lovo tircth not, tho eter- fullness fullness of wealth, of power, that the Chicago platform will be indorsed, Mrs. Lena Bailey viiileu friends at town ono day last week. Old Testament writings, In TASTELESS of joy. bo whlch'Pnul testifies there was wisdom un- nal wisdom knowotli tho hearts of men, to tho Tho clay has only totho plastio Madisonvillu SunJjy. 0 j There is talk of a wedding before the and when that is done I want to see you hand of a Fallissy, marhlo nnd still to us all crieth very longingly lay especial emptiasis on the financial to ndvnluS(tuid the way of faith In Christ Tbe big basket mealing nt Mortons G.ip last of ibe month. It must ba Mr. II. L. plank us tbe issue of the day Jesus., IjJhlnmhcAvny of salvation, God's tho voico of tho Mau of Sorrows, who is has ouly to bo pliant to tho chisel of a as be seems to be tho happiest man in "I would leave Ihu gttei widd open for faithful to perform all Ho promiscth, Michael Angelo, tho organ has only to next Sunday will in all probability ba Ihe way, Is jeowhertl In nil the Blblo moro tbe return ot every honust Democrat who In Gen. 111.21. The Lord "Como unto Mo, nil yo that labor and bo respousivo to tho slightest touch of a grandest in this seclion of the Slate. Wo town. Dut tbe leaders wero has been lead astray. Hlmn'lffjirovldcd'lho clothing by tho nro heavy laden, and I will givo you Handel, tho student has only to follow expect to go to that meeting if wa never go The Woman's Friend. not led astray. They belrayed Ibeir party, ljlwHli nnd Adam nnd Kvo had only rest. l, tho least hint of a Faraday or a "Sunday nt Homo. oilier "All out for the Gjpl" It bo vour duty to see that tbey to drous-- " tireless their own works, tho "I know from my own experience that and let and thero will bo no fniluro iu re loan . stayout'of tho Democratic parly. You fig leaf aprons, andnccept God's provision. Miss Hetlie Davis a highly respected ordadics of a constipated habit there is can't get them luck, anil what's mare, sults. Oh, to bo equally susceptible to Only lias Theories. JUcftcd'Siro J.14 children who from their NO CURE NO PAY. Tho faith or convictiou that tho na- tho molding influences of Christ I Wo young lady was buried at Norlonville last nothing to supply tbe place of German they can't come luck. Purge your party youth iirataught Uicm; things. tnro of tilings is ou tho sido of right shall not fail in realizing tho highest week(Tuesda). Miss Davis was the sis- Liver Powder." Mrs, J. P. Meneness, and make troisun olious. The dinger 10. "AvStrlpturo Is given by inspira- 60 CENTS. PRICE bethat lies ljuforJ you is disintegration tion of GctWwd is profitable for doctrine, comes of itself. Thcro is uo uso of ar- ideal of which wo nro capable, if only ter of Miss Josie Davis. The corps was Springfield, Ohio. cause you have not yet drawn tho lines do His work unhinder- brought here from Montgomery, Ala , for for rertriafplor correction, for Instruction guing tho point or trying to provo it wo will let Him ti mi U til IM Cmliu mi mi Ink Itot Ii 3 Ctto. "I have taken German Liver Powder for tight enough. I counsel conservatism so inrigliMtJpncFs." While tho Blblo con- Toll n man tq enter tho battlo and sco ed. Itov. P. B. Meyer. Miss Jrsio is very sick at this dyspepsia, and otber liver troubles, and far as I bo rank and file of our strayed interment. tains tjia yy word of God nnd somo of for looker on docs not b Mtl MliKliH, CMN TMH TM Mf M 4M ft writing in Mdisonville. would not be without It." Miss Jennie brethren are concerned, but I counsel the thomyfcvimj of tire devil, as well nseomo havohimself. Tho only The Only Agency. tho faith. Ho has theories. 4. k Lwa, fUfklMtim, k,. guillotine and tbe gallows for the traitors wordsjof 56crind bad men, yet tho wholo W. L. In the miner's meeting here last Satur- Green, Abiline. Tex. No law can bo efficient which has not Sheldon. wbo led them away. lok, from beginning to end, was written "Friends advised me to try German tho general support of tho people. Tho day the colored man was the black key on by the fcplrlt of God, Ho giving the men "Let us givo conclusive evidence by our Christian Kndenvor Notes. ouly hopo must rest upon tho chango to plano-fnrlThe black key is not the Liver Powder for long standing liver com- work here todiy that the Democratic party TENNESSEE whom ho uikd the cry words to write, as bo effected iu individual! Tho only main feature, but you cannot play in plaint. I bad relief before I had taken one has assembled not lo talk, but to act. is plain from such texts .ns Kx. lv, 12; II "Christian Endeavor is CENTENNIAL AND rsili, 2; Jlr. 1, 7, 0 Xxxl. 2, 4, 0, energy, "says tho bright topio card used agency which can do this is tho gospel. sharps and fl us without it. bottlo. It did me more good than all med- We were beaten, last year by coercion and grand larceny. In 1910 they will nut be INTERNATIONAL 8; Je,knj5ll,-4fl- . S lrlt who rcrotc tho by tho First Presbyterian society, San It nnd it alono makes such nn nltcratiou Ihe by physicians." Mrs. able to buy or steal book it Mill In the book, nnd its words aro Diego, CaL The picnic was well attended Saiurdiy. icine prescribed in tho henrta of men ns causes them to John Campbell, Jeffersonville, Ind. States in this Union EXPOSITION. spirit iuiA llTe (John l, C3). "Out ot forly-fivMiss Mjry Johnson Is hero visiting her "Christian Endeavor,", says Rev. hato evil nnd lovo righteousness. Hero 17 IJbaJpio niuii of God may l.o Dryan would carry thirty-fivif tha elect, must a beginning bo niado by ovcry one sister Mrs Lizzie Laury. Bold Assertion. tTJrftughly furalchid unto'all good James Mnrsoll, a well known English tion weru to come off today. De true to who seoks to clovato his fellow mau. (Courier-Journ) works. ''AA itmiiof God It one u ho Is first Baptist, "is teaching tho rising generaNASHVILLE, you party, to your State and to yourself, Mrs. Jane Roberts, of I'rinccton, is visEpiscopal Recorder. n child jBajPod by faith in Chrlt Jesus, tion tho practicality of prayer." States in and let Kentucky stand in 19)0 ai she has "Out of the forty-fiv- e iting her daughter Mrs, T. II. CHATTANOOBA and ilKSgiflly; yielded to God ns His bearing tho ig to Thcro has been formed nathis Union," said one of the speak- always stood, linn in every hiltlo-f- l which ibis uetk. the skirrniih battla Tho Olver With the Gift. for His eerUee, the Lord's tional Christian Endeavor an Irish con AND ST, LOUIS council ers at tlic Frankfort convention, our party fights." lncsecpglr Hth'thc Ijinl's'irtwuge, Oar words nro harsher than our deeds, Our choir is preparing to go to the Gip eibting of 20 members, 13 representing iforders Jrom God and roiponsl "Bryjn would carry thirty-fiv- e RAILROAD. Belfast and 8 representing Dublin nnd and nt this season, when tho poor need next Sunday. bio to Tlod, reeking in all tilings His Henders3'ri Cycle Club Meet. the election were to come off tous so badly, it is well to comininglo DON'T FORGET IT I Willo vo are hivwI fitily by tho south uud west of tho island. Rev. James Laury preached at the day." Such assertions arc cheap The Henderson boys arc hustling with tho open handedness which will grace.ljj.ls tluit we nniy vvnlk In the workB. Dy this lino you secure Somo of tho most important Christian not Hohnjl-prernnt- l and common now. But they were to ma Ice their lug two gay meet on Speed, Safety, Comfort, tho Maximum of fall short of previous efforts, tho Daptist Church Sunday night. for us (Kfh. 11, 10), and Endeavor work Satisfaction, at in Ireland is douo in words and looks of kindness that will Dlancho Woodson, ono of the best just as common during- - last year's July theScripturcHiilrtiiQiirosuflltlent Mrs. tho biggost meot in Ken- the Minimum of Expense, Anxiety, Dother to qualify small, out of tho way places whero Prot- niako tho gift yet moro ncceptablo nnd fully mlvll works. If wo will ouly known teachers in the county died at her campaign. There is no more sup- tucky this year. Jacob Zimbro, and Fatigue, If you are going North or yield y;rly, Ood wfil work in us loth to estants nro few. bring tho grentcr blessing. Tho Lord residence last Friday. She latves a host port for them than a silveritc's word Jr , is manager of tho affair. Good West, be suro lo tako this line, will ahdjto do of HRgcod pleasure (PhlL Thero nro now in Gcrmouy nbout 00 lovctli n cheerful giver. Jewish Exof friends to mourn ber loss. the same word upon which rests prizes are offered and competition II, 13irfcb; xlll, iii). THROUGH SERVICE Christian Endeavor societies. ponent ,.... Tbe remarkable wjrmn preacher Mrs, tho assertion that" the Government is open to all whether professional Doth via New Hollow Rock Route and tbe . The object of tlib McKcnzfe Kouto between Nashville and Lizzio ber series of can make sixteen ounces of silver or amateur. Dulls closed X f MORtONS GAP. Blanks and wife were in Earlington SunOn Wednesday evening, June a, 1897, at meetings last Sunday night and departed equal in value to one ounce of gold. meet is to create more interest in Memphis, making connection nt Memphis with all lines to and ... . ..1... m !!.,, Bsn l Robinson antf wife and Mr. G. day afternoon. cycling in this part of the State and the Southwest. from Arkansas, Texas tbe residence of Mrs. Joe Furgerson, Mr for Springfield, Tenn. Drowning and wife were in EarlinRton Free Trip, not for the financial welfare ot and Capt. Lee Stull returned from Evans John E. Coyle, a popular young man. of The U. D. F.s and the S. M. T.s bad a PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAWS Sunday evening. this place, led to the hymenial altar, Miss great day in Madisonville last Vou can uo to the Tennessee any one. Excursion rates will be ville Saturday. Sunda- yAnna Furgerson, a most estimable young Greenville and Earlington were tharo Centennial free if you will and given on all railroads and a large Detween Memphis and Nashville on night Rev.jDS. Edwards, ol Hanson, filled . Mr. Will Herndon, of Earlington, was Detween- lady, where in tho presence of a few se- largely. take your sister, brother, wife, attendance assures the success of trains. Ifnoxville, Nashville and Chattahis regular, appointments at the Daptist here Sunday evening, persumably nooga, to see Asheville, Washington, lected friends, the were united in the cburtfrStinda'y. children. Read The Bee's great the undertaking. The official pro- Daltimore, Philadelphia and New York. his best girl. Tbe colored fc people of Henderson, offer of a free trip to this magnifi- gram is as followst holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. Burden, of Detween Nashvillo and Jacksonville, Fla Quite ttlafge crowd' from 'Mortons Gap Mr. Geo. M. Davis went to Hopkins- Ky., have made a very creditable disdally year round, via Chattanooga, Atlanta, Earlington officiating. They start down Mn4y, July 3. cent Exposition. attendedifservtce at Flat Creek Sunday. vuie luonuay, on Dusincss. Macon and Tifton. Excursion tickets on tbe stream of life together amidst tbe best play in tbe Negro Duilding at the TennPro1. One-hal- f mile opotj. Theie jjva an unusually large gathering sale during season, Mr. uoy uavis. ot the country spent Centennial which should be seen by fessional, wishes of a host of admiring friends. We essee ,bere- oaunuy wun i no lamuy 01 Uco. fl. Uavis, " $75 to $100 Per Month EXCURSION TICKETS . who go from this section. Tho exextend otjr hearty congratulations, and all 2. One mile open. Amatour, Mr Yanovan and wife 'accompanied Dr. J. E. Williams and wifo were in Oasaloat reduood rates from all painlS'on hibit occupies liberal spaca near one trust that their pathway through life may Lady or Offcredto First-clas- s by Miss Gradie Coleman visited relatives Madisonville last Thursday. 3. One mile open. Professional. this lino and conno:.lion to Nashville and building and is attractively here Saturday and Sunday. be strewn with beautiful flowers, laden corner of tho , Gentlemen Agents to aid in an exopen. rejurn during tbe continuance of the Ten4. Two mile handicap Cap!. J. C. Daconand daughter, of Mad- withlke-oweetearranged. Among tbe articles exhibited, perfumes, cellent school work, which is now Dr George, Lqvan and Miss Eva McCord, isonville, visited friends hqre last week. 5. Two milo tandem handicap nessee Centennial and International Expoot Kentucky Negroes, are sition. For further Information call upon tbe handiwork one 01 Christian county.' tairest daughters, being placed in every county in open. Messrs, F. B. Harris, J. H.. Tones, John ucKBi agents. hair work, fancy needle work, specimens pf the United States, spent Sundaylwitb tbe iL.TJ, 6. One-hal- f Call on M. M. open. Amateur. J. L.. Eomonson, Sou, Pass. Ajt., NashCarroll and olber.i were in Madisonville, William,? .&;. Ihe cabinet makers and plasterers art, a GILMOUK, nlltEiEBftSXUjAHLm'J ft m General Agent, at ville, Tenn. , 7. Boys, 12 and under. Monday, on 'business. WBUft Alt Ubt Jaiis, fine collection of all kinds of horse shoes Dawson Springs, Ky., or address .MW Mr George,Spcnccr, .of Hecla," was ibe S. E. Howell, Pasi. and Ticket Act , Cor, 8. Hotel Henderson stakes. Uao The infant daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs E. made by an expert farrier. Besides thero guest of L. D Smith Sunday raumo. HoldbTdrucglata. Chattanooga. Five mile handicap. Profes W 9th and Market Sts., Pass, A. Holmes is very sick at present. is tobacco, corn and other grains and Student Register Company; JL.oclc We L Danlkv, Gen. and Ticket Mr and Mrs, Dick Croft and Mr J D hope she miy socn improve sional. prodncls of the ajiculurht Box 344. Nashville, Tenn. Agent, Nashvillo, Tenn. To-tlr- er OBj()C'jials certainly a great wonder, .but If, wo uy;o truly received tho Lord Jesus Saviour, resting wholly and Christ ns oiuyo!-- . 1 1 Is" finished work of atonement, wtr Ml not fear to bcllcvo that wo wero clibscra In Him before tho foundation of tp. ,vqrld (Kph. 1, 4) that wo should bo holrbeforo Him, and that Ifo might Ecnd xfsTOrth In His name, oven as tho Father rent Him (John xvii, 18; xx, Dl). Tho llfo "that God gives Is in Christ, and apart from Him thero Is no llfo (I John v, 13), 2. "To Timothy, my dearly beloved son: Grace, mercy and pcaco from God tho ljtrJoVllliof God. "Why God should chooso or Tho commandment of tho Lord Is puro. en Y. P. S.CHUlSTlAN"ENUnAKOR. lightening tho eyes. This fear of tho Lord is clean, en during forPrayer meeting every Sunday evening at C:jc, at Assembly Hall. ever, The judgments of tho Lord aro trno and rigbfoous nltogothcr. GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Moro to bo desired aro they than gold, yea, Preaching on Ihe Third Saturday night and than much flno gold. Sunday ot etch month. Prater meeting ccry I.rK IIanmns, Pastor. Moreover, by thorn Is thy servant warned. Tuesday evening. In keeping of them thcro Is great rownrd. tho heart. every rrluay night I s ? "CHICAGO & NASHVILLE LIMITED" Leaves Nathtllfe Dally at 7.30 p.m. Por detailed Information, adJreta P. P. Jti'PRICS, den't Passenger A feat nvansvllle, Ind. O. II. IIILLMAN, Uen'l Southern NaihvHIe, Tenn. S. L. ROGERS, Trav. Pasccnzcr Agent Atlanta, Qa. Wy cd 1 e; sa 1 s Ageiitw-JOH- N T. HESSER, Hnuser Building, St. Louis, BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. .1 W. Art : THE FAMOUS NO. E COAL, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. 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Oldeat Moncrforaeourlnsriatauti EXcST reco,Ta .J5SltnnotfnntLarou,,h Uuna An rone, landing n iietrh and n '"entloTlJ S?ihl'hri JSJil.','reo'"lot',Br, Comfflunloatlona ESS5,y..',I?,.n,'?,,1?' a. 'Vl.?."0?',. Wo liars " - 80IENTIFI0 AMERICAN, !ffi,?,??..S?l.S?.WlandJfAitj - rd 5-- 6 "' MUNN &. CO., )lron(livny. Now York. BM T. ROOTSOtf, Kearattji.ol:y; T 11. Morton'ea 0aj6, DRUGGIST FUMERY apd TOlf-PA?1?1, CLES PAINTS AKD QIL.I.J Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PER. :.... PrfYICISANS' PREfiCRiPTION CAREFULLY COHf OUNnD, ', 4 Don't Use Drugg unless you need them, and then only puro drugs, such as are sdld by rgv sponsible druggists. Wa keep Bnly tho best. That Is tho great dfs... Unction to bo looked for when ihu Now comes that you mscd them. Nowhere elso vlll you find eo corri-plt- o a stock. A good time lo bo(h, 1 that spring medicine. iStfV I iJ ..31 ?T. BERNARD DRUG 5T0RE, 'BRYAfl HOPPER. Manager. .f

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