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drring too It is easy to tmall utns when jrMl havir a farce lumin your pocke- tAtADISONVlLLB KENTUCKY A LA I1ELLU jAUDINIEim L1 FRITSCH SON FASHIONAUIR MflGHANT TAILORS ANn IoF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 1irst Street 4EVANSVILLE INDIANA Ha earnestly solid Is Ihn pilron Rnof his Hupkini county friends W A NiSllKr IratMtttl II W WAPDlLli CMJ- iln3spkini Loantur 4 BAN KJMADISONVIL1I Kv- Capltil Stock 50000 rmnsncti a RenerM banking Kusinoss Hid Invites tha accounts of Ibo clllzrns at- Hopkins and adjoining count Ins Hits lb ft finest and most srcurn vault in f Hi I section ot Kentncky jSentFreet To any person interested in hu T mane matters ot tvho loves ani ri mals we will fiend free upon ip- plicatiotia copy of the ALLIAN cu 1 Ite organ of this Sociatrdition to Jtcnscly intnrcstinV d- f YIIIJ it contains n li l the valuatilc and IlnllStt11 lilltn c given iytia paper f CltS Tin NATIONAL IIUliAI rIANCH J flnc New York i4ioiuiUuItetCIiar1tItI l ill ST JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS I wc I RATES 2OO PER DAY- Room1 and Breakfast 100 4JUIOPflAN PLAN 100 Per Dqy- udN MMKi WH MMKi VtM SCftrCBi I Whra yau Visit Kt Xnuli Rto n- tSTJAMESHOTEL I totrtror WtllllSftCart Olncl h Hotel TURKISH BATHS Open lj Nlghf Dorit Use Drags ualcaA you aced them and Wen only pllrl drugs such as ate sold by e pon lble druggists Vakeep only I the bestsThat 14 tIle great dis lIcllaOo bo looked for wbep the lira comes that you need them NhreeIo wll yon find So cern iir7 piiplda tock A good tmq In begin Ibal int mdici r I EJINARU DRUG iiTORE bICiAN 10PPRj 4 ii 0 STOOD BY TILE BOYS MoKlnloy Doollnocl Oqurtoojos Not Extended taHiti Quests A Caio qf Vnmlcrbllt Jlq Damncil In Whisk the Me llailromt MaRntf Ilcp- rcsentatlvo Grncofully lives In AU IlniloU Tlrnmmtly AeiiEViiLn N C Juno iAti un expected incident of President Mo Klnlcys visit developed yesterday when it became known to newspaper wen accompanying the party that permission to enter Hlltmore houses George W VaiulcrbHfn splendid man tion hail been refused to them whll6 extended to qthcr members of tho party Mr Vnndcrbllt Is abroad anti his representative Charles McNamee IH with hlmtn the absence of both the ltardiiigWiheatea of arrangements a day or two ago toe permission for tho presidential party to enter Itlltnioro house ho ob jected strongly to receiving any other members of tho party than the jiresl deut his cabinet uird tlio ladles with thom Ho even refused perinislnn to Manager MuIClsalck of tho Hattcry 1arlc hotel iu charge ot the party hero and in tile course of convorsii than had with two members of tho committee wild Mr Vauderbilt spIts ou uowspapct notoriety unit so do I After this there Was nothing lot the lodal committee to do lint withdraw So tho matter rested until yesterday when tho president arrived null J Addison 1ortef Ills Secretory wtiH told of the Incident Ho must linvc in formed tho president for later Mr Harding was called on the tele phone by Mr lorter and naked if it was true that newspaper men would not be admitted to the mansion lor tor was told that It was and ho then Informed Mr Harding thut tho presi deut considered the newspaper men wuro Lila Invited guests on tho trip and thut they were 03 niuch a contingent of tho party us member of the cab tact Furthermore Mr 1ortcr notified Mr Hunting that the president hall authorized him to tiny that if tile flOWS pujxjr men wcro barred from thu man aba ho would not put hU foot upon tho estate This brought things to a arislf anil Mr Harding capitulated wllhth best grace possible anti tlm newspaper icon were admitted to the iniintou on tho battle footing as the prunldout anti Ills cabinet Hcfora going to Ulltinoro Koprcaoiit loICilll1ytoMeua Institute linn of colored pvoplu the gift of U W VniidOrbJlt The hall was filled to Its utmost casualty with colored people comprising thu In boring o1asscH as well as local ct Iure l l olHkluiis und their wUxss tindnl1t Iron With CongrciMiiiaii ItaFson ou One side for ten mlnutos ho nhook hands at u rapid rate It was very warm work Presently the pronidont called for air aud sevuu colorml mOll fanned kiln while the handshaking went on At Hllttnoro tho luxuries of tho H brary were enjoyed with especial de light Mrs McICiulcy was given u handsome bouquet from itr Vander bUts conservatories as sho left tho elm teau Tho drlv continued over the broad boundaries Of tho estalo the river cottage to the entrance lodge arid Lisa Illltmoro Incident was closed Tho train was taken at Hlltmorc aLa then and the journey to Washlnptcu resumed at about six oclock Secretary Alger was somewhat indisposed from tho extreme heat of the pasttwo days but left Asheville apine what recuperated THREE YOUNG WOMEN KILL O UNlit Work of IJghtuInc In au Ohio Town1art tho Coriot Staid Flayed HRIIAIRK Qt Juno 15The lives oi three young ladles all ngod about 10 wcro blotted out Sunday evening by lightning While they were on thplr way homo from tho M FL church at Jacobsburg TIm victims arcs Mlnnlo McQulro daughter of Itev Thomas McUutrc- Alpa Taylor daughter of Wm ray lor Emma White daughter of Simon White Sarah Ilohring was badly stunned and taaydle They were residents of Jacobaburg a village ou tho llcllalrc Xancsvlllo ft Cincinnati railway 11 miles west oi tho cityata4 were walking together io tho road about 100 yards from the church when they wcro struck by the lightning It is believed that the stcdi corsets worn by tho three that wow killed Were chief cause of their death as MJss Uohrlng who was dnlj stunned woro none IMPORTS AND EXPORTS Comparative Statement Issued by tho IJu reuu of HtatUtlci- WASIIIKOTUX June 1I1Iho inonthlj comparative statement of ImportH niu exports issued by tho bureau of eta tistics treasury department shows tin exports of domcstlo merchandise dir lug May to have amounted to 87030J 083 against ga 58T40t for May last year run imports of morchandlst during May lust amounted to SfDMl HJ7 Of which 530083770 vas free ol Tho Increase In tho total 1m ports qt merchandise over May IBi was over 8ii 000000 For tlo H mouths untied May 81 loit the exports of domestic merchan ditto exceeded thoao for tied same period 000000wbputhoImports over 14000 000 Tim exports of gob during lust May amounted to 89400 711 ugainst 3tt 10lUl3 for May 1800 Huring tho 11 mouths the imports ox cuodud tho exports by about 427100i- lie silver exported during May amountod to Sl3J7aiJ and during tho U months the exports of silver ex ceeded the Imports by about 10009000 4 National Appeal UI1 eitimated that the CovernmentMs losing Ihrco mrtliou dollars a weclt in rev enue by the delay in the passsRe of tha Tariff bill The people are losing ten times as much in work on account of the delay We arnpstly aktvcry one of our- teathersto Immediately write a postal card to at least oniv member ofthe Untied State Senate Rt Washington urging slid ifmindlag the JmmwUala passage f a- ProtecilveTariff law and a Iv as will give aijtquate prOtection jo Amcrtcan labor ami American iBduslrifi Addrew vourRt3I card Jo lion Wan J P boe U Si S l Washington D1 C I k ARMS AND MUNITJONS fhn Oovrrnmrnt Has Information ol ai 4 Important rropaied VUthut rIng 1 jrdltlon treMurydUl1nrlmcnt from the jsocretary of atatca communi cntlon from tho Spanish minister to tho atfcct that ho line information that oXJ1ellltlonIFlorida und risking thnt steps bo taken by tho governniint to frilstrnto it No particulars wcro given so that bythethis information to all collectors and umttora of patrol fleets on tho Florida const wlth instrtictions to bo on the alert to prevent the departure of any siinpectcd expedition yas done today by telegraph It developed later that tho depart moat has specific information of the shipment of arms nnd ammunition for what promises to bo win of tIle mOt important fllibusterinr expeditions fd- BOvernl1110nths A cnrloul of arms loft Jacltsonvllle Friday morning by the Florida East Coast railroad and passed near Smyrnn southbound A second carload of rifles nUll dynamite left Jacksonville Satur day morning on the regular freight train for the probable purpose of be lug transferred to some vcsnol oh the cast CORM probably tlio yacht Vnlu slfi whIch hns buon engaged to trans runwaystoIt IH probable that tho vessel which will receive those nrms will not como ulosoto shore 4 STILL TRIFLING Tho fjulliui Ha ofot Yet Uccldol Whether to Uoltl or Surrender Thc3317 UotsT snNoiiK Juno lAfurther I1jourlimont of tho pence conferences has taken plauu nt tho request of Pews Ilk Piisha tho Turkish minister of foreign affairs on tho ground that the lultnnjind not decided tho question of hit retention or evacuation of rites Iwprcsion poInU brought forward nt a basis for the arnuijTrnunt of purinancnt1 peace betWeen Turkey nnd Urceoo with the exception of the amount of the indem cQlllltryhaYe CUT HIS WAY OUT C4rp uf tlte Oitmlitmnod Mnrileror Chnnou at Aol lUollII trlz SOIOMOSVIIIK Ariz Juno 11 Au fUstliu Ilmeon munlarpr sentenced la be Irinjro on tho 13th lust sawed lila way to liberty lie cut through the Jnll vall into Lisa sheriffs ofllco anti fr nt tlnjM iLitJaict1 freedom Clinconwlll jot be caught without n struggle anti probably will never bo tijUou allvo lie killed Paul lleeker lylipsdftarohii vas attempting to rob a tqrtf1Q o BURNED WlTfT DENZlNE fatal RcMUlt nf a rnrnlluro ClcMiilac Job at Pueblo CoU- lWEnr6 Col June 12Jirs John Cameron wlfp of tho superintendent of tho Victor Mal mines nUll n prom litont society ISndor of this city was fatally burned by U11t explosion of a can of benxlne with which she win yearstiIlls inotlior PEASANT RIOTS Fivn KlItiHl Iorly Uouiiilpil flail Twenty One Agitator ArrottcQ UuDAliWTJnne 10 Socialist peasant riots have taken piuoc In tho communes of Naduvara and Alpar The gcndannce at both placa were obliged to flro upon till rlotjjrt Two peasants were killed anil 40 were seriously wounded T won lyone agitators were arrested Iho 1ojimylvanlx Inheritance Tax Law Unoonitltutloniil- liiliAORTviiiA Juno 13 Judgo Pen roso yesterday tiled an adjudication in an ostnto dlsputu In which ho takes oc casion to deoldo that tho inheritance tax J8 iincohstltiittonal Judge Hanna rendered a Hlnillar decision last week Tlio IrtW was recently enacWd by the ttnto legislature lenth of Dr A Owen CHIOVOO Juno 10Dr A Owen of ulcotrlo belt fume diet at his homo at Ialatino from balng kicked by one of lilslilowlod lionsus Dr Owen was lit ono tlluo ono of tho most extensive ad vertisers in tho country and mndu a ftvtuno in n few years Caw ARaln t tho Daunting DUmlijod- NKW Voim Juno 10The case against Floyd master of the tug Daunt less and 91 others charged with 1111 blstc1lnlr1Vn heart boforo United jTho ovl deuce was of tha most lllmsy cliarnc tor nrid the case was dismissed AiinnuiicM n Gubernatorial Hop OAroOJnne OIIonJ CMYolty has formally announced that ho will be a ciiudidatc for till democratic nom Inatioii for governor at tho stato con run tlon nail that ho will have tho sup port of his homo cpuuty A Dnuble irnngluj In Iroipor ST Louts Juno lo7rhu decisions oi tho St Iipuls circuit court in tli6 murder cases of George Thompson colored and Andrew Wartcn a gypsy wcro con nruicd by division No 3 of tho supreme court ut Jltcrson City anti both men ivoro ticntenccd to bo hanged July 8 Hanging Ioitpoiiotl ATLANTA Qa Juno 12 Terrell Undo son colored sentenced to hang at Do catur yesterday for murder has been njapitod two wcelca by Goy Atkinson Uulionlo riuBiio nt Jixlituli- JuiiDAit Juno uIL is ofllclally do dared that tho bubonlo plague exists here f A CLUMSY ATTEMPT ITo Aooanolnntq tho Prootdpnt ol tfeFron h iVhllo on lila Way to thb Grand Friz Tno or Three rcr on Arrested on Suspicion but tho Heal Culprit Ilellevotl io Invo Kecapcd 1Aiits Juno 13An attempt WM mado to assassinate Fcllk Faure president of the French while ho was on route to Longchainps to wit ness tho grand prix While M Faurcs carriage was vass- Ing a thicket near La Cascade restau rant in tho Kois do llblougne a bemU which subsequently proved to bo n piece of tubing about six inches long and two inches in diameter with a thickness of halt an inch charged witn powder nndswjin shot exploded explosionAprime mover was arreSted Ho gave his name as tiallot and mado only the briefest rrpllcirtb questions put to him by the police occupatlouThe pollen uro n thorougli scarelt of his lodgings He Is beliuycd to bo insane ft mi uouttl is the car riage passed uionjf so loudly as to at tract goncnil attention in the crawd The police have also made another arrest in tills case n youth but it is thought probable that tim actual cul vritcscnpedt w The news of tholattcinpt spread like wildfire through tIm city and its M Fnuro returned fo the Elysco iiio streets along tho route where it Was Icnowu he would drive were crowded with people who cheered him vocifci ously It was at flrit reported that tlio wouldbo assassin was tv young niun about 25 who stood in tlio crowd 103 yurds or more rom tho rued course and discharged a pistol at M Paure as he drove up to the entrance and there was a subsequent report that both pistol and bomb wcro used Hut tho police now believe thjit the sup posed pistol shot wits merely the noise of the bomb The bomb wasra clumll1yma oat fair to which n ploco of fnso was n1 Lacked In tho thicket where tho polico found the rein nan Us of tlfo bomb they fountf also a pistol upon which were engraved this words MorE A Felix Fanrb and the names AlsaceLorraine unit Cologne Near the pistol was a small dagger bearing a similar threatening inscription and nfcw feet away tho polico found a newspaper with a car Loon grossly insulting to tho president This contained an offensive Inscrip lion hinting at tho execution of II FaureSeveral persons have stated to tho tioaiaorneut1L1u OJiplbslon Occurred 1lU n vs rijnjyij5llr ly into the thicket but tho this character arc likely to be niece conjecture Tho correspondent hadau Interview with au olUciat who was riding with M Faurc rite oOlcial ald When tho report was hoard a dense cloud of smoke roso from thin thlckot and there was consternation until It was found that no one had been in jured The police sprang forward but found the thicket deserted When the crowd saw one of the policemen hold ing tho bomb they jumped to the conclusion that ho was the perpetrator of the outrage and handled him roughly Iubblng him with heavy walking sticks and umbrellas until his comrades rescued him badly bruised and covered with blood rho presidents cortege then proceeded to the racocQurso- MR CALHOUN lie Will Talk Portlier With tha FrcMdent About Cuba DAXVKIK Ill Juno liJCol W J Calhoun has returned homo from Washington considerably fatigued and Anxious to moot his family from whom lie had been absent a rnonthT Ho said that ho had nothing to II part Ho hud told tho president what e hind seen anti henrlln Cuba matting norccommcnda lion Ho hind not yet completed tho task and will meet tho president at Washington upon his return from Nashville FntAlljr Wounded IIU Itnoreant Honln Law KNOXVIMK Tenu Juno 1CaptG- eorge A Tillot a welltodo farmer residing near Iltvcrdalc Knox county hot and fatally foun ell his sonin law John OlennJho trouble arose over QUnns bad treatment of his daughter n ghrl about eighteen years old SU VtneentOnoot tlin Vludirard Idaiiili Swept by n Gycliln- oKivusTox Jamaica Juno UA cyclone struck St Vincent Ono of tho Windward group yesterday seriously damaging some ot tho public build lags injuring a number of perspusat Georgetown capsizing a sloop and drowning three of the crow All Quiet Auiniig thu Jiidlanii of Saathorn Moutarm WAfliiixaTOX June iA telegram received ut tho war department from headquarter at St Iaul states that all- Is now quiet among tho Indians til southern Montana und that it is safe Io withdraw the troops sent froiu Ports Custer anti Keogh which will bo done Old Colourl l lcU IH KlBhtyIilBh- tTrnnE HAUTK Ind Juno ItExSecretary of tho Navy Jllchard W Thompson is 88 years old and observed tho anniversary of his birth in nu un demonstrative manner Ho Is in good liuultll nnd takes Its much Interest In public affairs as ho 0 vcr did An Important Capture by tbo Itorola ttoubtiM- ONTKVIDKO Juni4It is reportod ttiattho rqvouUIqnlsts have captured twblarga river stctyncrs conveying ro Inforcoincnts to tho Boyornmont troops The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows of Kentucky will be held in Owensbpro in September and preparations ate alrca ybcil1g made for the occasion by the Ow enshoro people Henderson is now in the Inter state Base Ball league Rodgers lias bought the Nashville franchise and will operate at Hen derson Too much exposition for baseball at Nashville 0 i II OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Mrnv Jcimlo Bacon aged 51 died very suddenly of kcart failure nt Mowcnua The constitutionality of the Illinois uponbyRobert MeWilliams died at Arcola 111 from UK effects of wounds received by ahprso falling upon him The Torry Goal Cos collcry at Ge neva Ind was completely destroyed by fire1with a loss of about 850000 Newport Ark George Kim brougb was thrown a by a runaway horse Ho was instantly hilled The main buildIng of the Stone female college at Shuqualak Miss was burned The inmates had narrow escapes InstnntlyIdllcilIll by njiorsc which broke hits neck withnjdek Stewart thin ypnng child of J W Hackney Lawrcnccburg Ky got a bean lodged Inhll throat and tiled from tflclTtrcts dda iSfcycr 1805 Wyoming street St physlcIcuristjT Ho died ilrsi Ihoebo McDonald aped S3 who moved to Johnson county SIo from Kpntucky over fifty yearn ago died near Knobnoskr- MmeT cbarno made a balloon ascen sion at Cfliattanooga Tcuu auil fell Into tho ronnertKee river dying n short liingnftcrbislng rescued Nibses Hobby colored has been Inl dicted by the grand Jury ut 1rincetou Kyiflharging him with the murder of Loo llolcmun colored 15 years ago Elmer Loggius a young nan was rtubbtd at a dunce near Toplln Mo by the fptlicr of the girl ha wits alligiTd to have wronged and died of his wounds A fompany of militia composed of colored men has been organized fin llloomlngton ill and will apply fox admission to the national guard of fill nois The London Times correspondent In Constantinople wires that the sultan EmperorSYllilinu fprt lie retention of Tliessnlly as n Turk ish jfirovince Mr William Ashier who lived nine miles outh pf Ucorgetown Tex scraUlio lice lip with lice finger nail It blada little and then commenced to inllamc Hho had two physicians with her but died in spite of their efforts liar r 1 E Ito1ort has resigned as pastor Of All Souls Unitarian church Kniisa Clty and wilt establish a church qfjtls own It Is said that the new en be so free so liberal and HO absolutely untrammeled of orthodox views Uiat even thin words church und religion will ho tabooed S HOW THEY STAND F 01t 1j GIQoIdi1f lITBnrdAY Juno 13 Following is the standing of the league baseball clubs at the close of play June 13 Per centflaltimore1OCClncllllIlUIPblllldclphlL23 0- Ilrooklyn fi1I 21 10 t- 1ClOVcIantl19 20 481 Pittsburgh 10 o- Louisvillej 481 IT 23 4 Chlcaffo 10 23 M Waiibthgtons i3 25 Mi St nods 8 35 1st LAUGHED ATIIIS PURSUER While Ho Made boil IIV Kscnpe from Jail After Picking fHo Lock NonniSTOAVXj1IlL Juno HWnhel Klnny who was sentenced to prison Saturday for a term of five years fot stealing a bicycle from the vestibule oi a church and for robbing freight cars escaped from jail yesterday morning Up to a late hour last night he had not been recaptured Klnny effected his escape br picking the lock of his cell door after which ho scaled the stone jailHighBergey who lives in the rear of the jail say Klnny climb rag over ttfo wall and gave chase but being a large and corpulent man was unable to patch up to Ninny the lattet several times stopping and laughing at the OlriclaiS slow progress THE MARKETS NSW YORK Juno n HIT CATTtFNallvo Steers I 4 40 Ol 5 I- SCOtTOrSINiIIIurvM p4 FLOUKWluler VIif at 8 46 B- OWIIKAIVNo I Northern U T7J CQItNNo S 00 tJ POIllC NnwMcss 8 BO U 0 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had np got Dr Qarhledls Great Remedy for ny d iiflilor she would not be with us to day 111001 rundown nnd her illness developed Into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Everyone wall that the could not live Fiv doctor gays tier IIP relief yet by the lime sbq haflijiken two bottles of Dr Carl erman Liver Iowder she was able Iojtdpin bed and today sue is ns slronRashhB trwas anti we have noth Jag 10 thank for II bat Dr CarUtedt Great German Remedy SMITH Vitsins Tallula III fIOr r1 jf t rff r1hjIFr CONGRESS I k epijriIf- m Bculon the BcnutOron thoth consideration the Lang nut Willi promptly mM Ir Mthon laI reiuostlnir th uT htlulo be passed over wbtobst00rsaino ieu wn agreed to A vote onth lii ndmeil8tp11WC row cotton on tho dutiable lIt nt to pclntMvnloroir wa agreed to Yens 43 tny WKO The house was not In BCHBlon x IN tho donate on the Oth much time wai taken up with upccchcs In tho discussion of the tariff from the standpoint of the various partlci and spoalccrs Only onehalt of a singe page ol the tariff bill covering four brief and com paratively unimportant paragraphs was disposed of during the day Vho house was not In tension IN the senato on tho 10th the tartS bill war taken up and tinier n short consideration of the ccroalpurnirnirln tlio agricultural schedule wof laid aside and tho sugar schcdulo taken up Which occupied tha attention of tho ncnato dur Inj tho remainder of tho open session After i short executive tension the scnato adjourned In the house two comparatively unlnv portant solutlonx were passed anti adjourn ment WilY tuliAj until the llth IN tho senate on the IHICafter a day spent In Bpccchmakln on tho various phases of tIm tarlfl bill and tho Rugqr schedule In particular a vote was taken resulting In changing thp house rate of 100 icr pound to the rato agreed upon In caucus Thn vote resulted Yeas 32 nay SO Tho first paragraph of the uiar Mhrdule was not llnnlly disposed of up to tho tlmo o- tadjournmentIhic house was not In ses klonIK the tfeante on tbo lth tho tartS being under 4llscuwlon the sugar Kchedulo was made the subject of pondstcntdcmorratlc OHsaulUi ou tho menmiro Practically no progress was made only on am ndmnnt baliur voted on and that bottig defeated Mr MoKucry dam La mwlo his maiden speech of two hours declaring himself a protectionist and denying that tartS views should oonstltuto u test of democracy llIo hoiiso was not In session IN the senate on tho 14th niter a short time spent In inornlnit business tho taxiS bill was taken up After sotcral upocchos had boon made upon the pending sugar schedule a voW Will taken on KT Lindsays amendment to strike out the dllTcrcntlal on refined sugars which was rejected yeas 20 nays 2PInt- he house Mr Sulzor presented u ixjtltlon said to contain 0000000 uamos In favor of Cuban rec nllYbulnoTHE LOST PEWABIC Pronpoct of Her Valuable large of Copper llclnc Recovered Ml1vAuhnIrs Juno lW O Smith Inventor of n diving cylinder operated by the American Wreckage nnd Sill rapfo Co wirfs from i Alpena that tim huhof the stoalnor IVwublc which was sunk by tho Meteor 13 years ago has been located The find was in ail o Tuesday evening off Alpcna in water 100 feet deep This wicclters will nbw endeavor to recover JOT tons of copper which constituted part of tho 1owablcs cargo valued nt 100000 Arrangements with tho home and Altun companies which heM the insurance assure tho wreckers GO per sent of the value of all property rc overcd A PRACTICAL JOKE rue Alleged Attempt ou thollfo of Fnuf q Ix nk Like the Joko of a Madman IAnis Juno 15The newspapers of title city ngreo in saying that tho alIleged attempt to assasalunto 1rcMdcut Fnure was cither a practical joko1 01I iie aeLofninnt1ian No Iolltlcftl Iiitportnnca eINEW Yoiiic Juno 15A dispatch toI the Journal from London says Tho English papers briefly comment on tho ittempt on Faurcs life but do not give it political ImJ1ortaneeIHON JOHN W FOSTER lilt Mlntlon Starts Sympathy and Rapport In St Petersburg ST IETEiwnuno Juno 11 At a ban luct Wednesday evening at the United States legation in honor of John W Foster tho United States Seal cotnmls ilonor tim minister of foreign nfffiirs Count Muravioff and tho minister of imperial domains M YcrmololY wore present It is reported here that Mr Fosters mission is meeting with great sympathy and support in official Irclcs MORE CONCILIATORY mrs Follow a Hint to Como Down Prom Their High Homo CoxsTANTiNOPLit Juno nSlneo Wednesdays conference between tho ambassadors of tho powers and Tewflk Iasha the Turkish minister for for sign affairs tho Ottoman pfllclals have been more conciliatory on the subject of Thossaly and it Is now believed 1urlcoy will yield on that point and agree to withdraw her troops This change of front is said to bo duo to ounscls from abroad TIRED OF THE lAPS The C ilnrBO Anxlou to pet Them Away Fro in ATolIIalWetV- AKCOUVE B c Juno lTho Em press of Japan brought the following advices from the orient Humors are in circulation in 1okln and Shanghai that tho Chinese goveras meat is anxious to get rid of the Japa nese garrison AVclUaMVel and have decided to negotiate another Ipan to raise sufficient money to pay off tho war Indemnity nt once FATAL WRECK Caused by Spreading Unlls on till Urnnil- Itupldi A Iiiillnna hallway lliaiiMDM Ind Juno lliJrnln No a southbound express on tile Grand llaplds Indiana railway was de railed at three oclock yesterday at Stone station near Rldgcvillo 0 miles nortlj of hero Tho rails are said t6 havo spread ditching the engine tell del until and baggage cars Tile smoker was partially derailed The cnitlno was totally demolished Instantly killing Engineer David Ken mer of Fort Vfuyuo aged 53 years 1lIt tll1mll1 Vfltti AUIANV ICy JuIiO 10A double tragedy was tho outcome of n family feud hero Tuesday night lien ry Fos tee and John Shootman who ha l baeu nt outn quarreled Foster stabbod Slioounnn in tho side several titan vlth n dirk Kphralm Redoll wont Ui Hhoolniana assistance and flhot Foster Ihrough the hpad Iloth men were fa tally woundad Hidoll has not yet been arrntolaAttendance at the Tennessee Centennial is growing despite the hot weather and the promise of financial succes increases I J R lvl lias been npmrhated by the Democrats of Princeton Ky to succeed himself as Maypr of that city The Owehsboro I nightsof Pythias are raising a hospital fund of 1000 S 1 h d g S V VVV V jVLiA CLOn OK T N SOBSCRIDKSS To I r5 1EI1fr t1 Gets Ybu a FREE TUIP 1 TI1112 lI f 4VA JI w tl I USED DYNAMITE Diabolical Attompt to Assassinate cloy A J Smith lIla Kctldenro nt the National Soldier I Homo nt Xenv ntrorth Km Blown Up with Dynamite Din Omlth Badly Injured 1C A hiAS Eiiio Juno 15A Ipa clal tb1 thfcJSiiwiifrom Lcavcnworth Kas s ysc A c CJ11 attempt MI made upon the life ot A J Sniih of tho national soldiers Hoi o ltndIsl j t9Jtadfiesome dastard who is as othtnknQwn- Dynamite was employed hi the outrage and tho explosion which all but demolished tho governors beautiful residence aroused the residents ot the city anti houses trembled as if under going tin earthquake shock Mrs Smith had a miraculous escape explosionbeingber Keslilcs being cut and bruised by flyingbrictibraccompletely prostrated by the frightful shook and is now in a pro carious condition Oov Smith and their daughter Miss Daisy occupied rooms on tho second floor and were far enough removed from tho explo aba to escape tho serious consequence suffered by Mrs SInitil- CAF1LINViLLES LOSS Ilcdrurllun of thoHt Louis Milling Co1 riant nnd Other lliillillnc CAiiiwuru Iii I uno I ITho most cityIlistoryand as the result nearly 8200000 worth of property is iu ruins In tho midst of tho conflagration one ot the larger water mains broke and as a stiff south wind wus blowing tho whole nortli cud of the city was nt the mercy of the lames Pita originated iq tiulplant- of tho St Louis Milling Co and in spite of nil efforts communicated tofivo propertiesNoMilling Cos loss will aggregate over 315000Q Insurance of SThOOO was car rlcd on tile main building anti none on the stock Joseph Shalpcrs hardware establishment is gutted Ilcsidcbcos owned by V II Solgcl Jerry Coffey and Mrs rogan wore totally destroyed It is doubtful if tho mill will bo re built nnd this means a great loss to our city as its capacity was 1000 bar rels of flout per day- SATISFACTORY NEWS A Letter Ulrrct Scorn Gen Gomez Army Ilecelyoil by Ion Falma- Nrw Yonic June 12Don Thomas Estrada Patina head of tho Cuban Junta has received a letter containing news of a character highly satisfactory to tho patriots The letter was written by Antonio Martinez Carbon chief of dhjpatchprs In Gen Gomez was written from thotnte1lorqf tho province of lInt uzM under date of May UO Tho writer says that Matanzas province is practically in control of tho insurgents tho Span iards bslng unable to dislodge thorn from their strongholds and being themselves gradually starved out The Insurgents ho says not only have pos session of all cattle but their supplies have been replenished by several ro ccntlylandcd expeditions TORRENTIAL RAINS rho Irorlnco of Taarlcfa European Ru til 1urtlally Inundated SnnvsToroL Juno 11 Advices from Simferopol capital ot tho province of Taurida say that torrential rains have audi in that district Inundating a portion of tftoprovlncc Many persons have been drowned tho rivers are over doping and ruining tho crops and the damugo to tho wheat crop in enormous Drought prevailing in northern Taurl da WHY HE DID IT Alfred quick Had tho Urhann Incident 1rcsli In Ills ailmU CINCINNATI Juno 11It was devel oped in testimony at the inquest on time death of Alfred Quick who com mitted suicide that tho motive was to escape mob v 3ngcanco QulelwlI1ll bean discovered In tho act of an attempted criminal assault upon a tenyearold girl and with the Urbana incident fresh in mind took his own life FIXES HIS FATE Death Sentence of u Murderer of Wife unit Children ARtrmed AUSTIN Tex Juno 10Tho state court of criminal appeals confirmed tim death sentence rendered against Eu gone Hurt iu this last Decem ber for the murticrof his wlfo and two children which settles his fate and as soon as tho lower court fixes tho day of his execution ho will bo hung Wants Ono Hundred Thouand Dollar for- 1uiittiei Uno MOINKS Ia Judgo 10Time American Hook Co yesterday began suit In tile federal court against O A Gates president of Iowa college at Qrinnoll for 8100000 for malicious libel Gates published some time ago a pamphlet charging tho book com pany with bribery and curupt methods in getting books adopted by school boards It Cot lltiu Dearly OMAHA Neb Juno JO Josiah S Wright who was arrested for under taking to tamper with tim jury in tho Hartley ease pleaded guilty and Judgo Jlakor wnttsnccd him to servo twoyears In jail Another Ualan rrlncrn ST IETfciwiiuao Juno 11The czar Intt has been delivered of a daughter at the Ioterhoff The first child of their majesties born November 3 605 is also a daugh ter the Grand Duchess Olga Committed Hnlcld- VIKNVA Juno ItDr Wilkens pro fcfisor of animal physiology hs com mitted suicide Ho was suffering from an nlII11o IiAPo Middlesjioro wants the 1898 Moot of the L A W of Kentucky and the cyclists of that city wiii go tOCynthjana next week to Capture the event Splendid Opportunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial and Internation Expo sition Read TIIF BEES splendid offer Go any time you ike Begin now i Co Conipouttb prescriptions properly it takes time II experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist drugsfieshcompensationhe WITH TIlE ABOVE FACTS KEMBM HER WERE CAREFUL v STBERNARD DRUG STORE BttVAN IIOPPBRMinaecr D XDD 7 1Ir I CHILL Al 11 CURBJ GUARANTEED TO CimE 6 JtoetJGCnullloBtenaturo of J a Jlendenhall Prlco BO cento at all Dealers PREPARIp ONLY BY 4 T O BIENJDTaiVIIAJLlL EVANSVILLE IND EalhlngtoCrabtreaKentucky BEST TRAINSTO KansastyMonIanaColorado WashingtonjOrnahaSf Black Hills VIA Stlouis or ChicagcI VESTIBULED TRillSrSLEEPERS fINING CARS CHAIR 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XgNTUCKY Nice Line of DruggistsSundries Prescriptions Carefully Cowfhousc1ed I r 7 7r cc I T1 cLl1e n Bee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Man cijor BEE I PUBLISHING J COMPANY i It Incorporated t Entered she PestofEce at Batlliiglon at Second pliu miner l f if F stJDsCRIPTIdN HATES OneYeirittleilrlnadrance Mi 00 Six Monihi jo- ThrreMonthl I r 2S Single Copies 3 ISpecimen mailed free on application wanted In all parts the county Addrest ni for patlleoUri THURSDAY JUNE 17 1897 u 1d 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS L V REKATE RbDlNsoNWe are authorIzed to announce I f as a candidate for Stale I Senator from the counties of Hopkins and I Christian subject to the action of the Republican parlyBAKBRWere authorized to announce Dr E as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Chiittian subject to thcactlon of the Republican party TilE Sebree Herald says rfhe Earlington BumbleBEE keeps humming around up at Dixon You lietl And throughout old Webster iI t OTHER papcraJin neighboring towns are following the example I j et them by TIlE BEE and are pub lishing a department of religious news A good idea to adopt 1 DISPATCHES state that an agrce ment now between the miners and I operators in the jellico district seems impossible Indications- are that every mine will make its own settlement if any is made IT is rumored that Frank James maymake a tour of Kentucky fairs t this year asa special attraction Hopkins county should have him by alt means He might be in duced to bring his gun and get I Hite THE editor hought he would go with the Press boys and have a good time but as tho hour drew nigh he could not make lip his mind to leave his work just now fort the time required But his best wishes go with the gang LUCK is dead against the silver calamity howler The silverusing nations are rapidly going to the gold standard the farmers of the country are gutting better prices for their products and their prospects for the coming year are brightening IT iS noticed that many Repub I licans favor the idea of beating I Sam Shack with a good National I Democrat The State Re publican Convention of August I 10 will decide the party policy as to the appellate clerkship and this suggestion will doubtless receive serious consideration Two more slices of post office pie have fallen to Hopkins at St Charles and Mortons Gap Mr J y McEuen has been appointed I atSt Charles and Mr R M Williams at the Gap Earlm- gtonlandMadisonville Republicans yet- I the day when pie i the plate may pass this way WE give our patrons today a fspecial supplement comniemora t m Day at the Centennial C aiM devoted to the material inter ests of our sister State Ohio TIIK BEE may be depended upon f to give its readers reliable news regularly and special features and enlarged editions as often as the circumstances demand PRESIDENT MCKINLEy paid the State of Tennessee and the South the highest tribute in his speech at the Centennial when he s- aidiJThisexposition demonstrates di your faith and purpose and I signifies in the widest sense your true and unfailing belief in the ir- repressiblei pluck of the American- I people and is promising t indict i 109of the return of Arnerican I prosperity SOME ofthe Britishers and other foreigners object to annexation of Hawaii to the United States OthersI Viftwthe matter with complacency I sitliey would rather poo that fertile erritory so disposal thin 1 in any other manner It is not unlikely that the general verdict ofl Atncridans and the American press will presently be in favor of an nexation and that Congress will pass favorably upon the treaty about to be submitted by the administration A WOk fitly spoken how good it is was demonstrated at Nash yule Friday when President Me Kinlcy spoke such words to theuas sembled multitude upon matters of greatest import to the American people All shades of political faith were there but the great waves of enthusiasm that lifted the thousands to their lect in frequent storms of applause obliter ated all party feeling in one grand ovation to our President and the sublime sentiments xpressed in his speech IT is singular to note the ignorance among newspaper men as to mining matters A special from Earlington which reported a recent meeting of coal miners appeared in a leading daily containing the term pack mining for pick mining and this dispatch has been reproduced verbatim by weekly papers in the State and still reads pack mining The Press Association should repeat its old tune journey through the Earl ington coal mines and learn again ol the pick and its use THERE are now about 578 con victs in the Brushy mines prison in Tennessee These convict miners pre digging coal just across out borders and will be making coke before many months nil ofwhich comes in close competition with the free labor products of Ken tucky miners Under the label ing bill which passe4 the last Legislature originated and drawn by Mr Jas W Deacon TilE BEES special correspondent at Frankort this competition will be largely restricted but the evil will exist as long as Tennessee em ploysher convicts in coal mines TirE embarrassment of the Re publican leaders in their efforts to pass a Republican tariff bill through that body which their party does not control is shown by a recent statement in the Washington Post which indicated that the Republicans are two members short of a majority in the Senate The statement is as foll- owsRepublicans43 Democrats34Populists Silver Republicans 5 VacancyOregon I Total 90 Necessary fora majorily45Ti- m great newspapers of the country and the unprejudiced and intelligent American possessed of American pluck and a realization of our unlimited resources and our ability to dovelop them all free from small partisanship recognize andacknowledge the already re turning confidence and prosperity Farm products stocks and bonds says one writer are rising with the thermometer Our resources are beyond estimate and their devel opment cannot te prevented even by the calamity howler In the language of President McKinley at the Tennessee Centennial What ever adverse conditions may tern porarily impede the pathway of our national progress nothing can permanently defeat it Kentucky Crops The report of the State Commis sioner of Agriculture states that the wheat crop of State is in good condition In Henderson county the condition is lowest owing to high water in the river bottoms The corn crop is backward but a good stand is reported which with favorable weather will make a fine crop The outlook for oats is much better than in 1896 and the conditions have greatly improved since May Tobacco plants are reported scarce and small and the acreage somewhat less than in 1896 Meadows and pastures are in gOQd condition The wool crop of 1897 is estimated at about 90 per cent of the clip of 1896 and the average price is 16 cents as compared with 21 cents which was the price obtained for the clip of 1896 Livestock are ii good condition Cattle and sheep continue in demand The outlook for fruits is fair AntiConvict Labor We are in receipt of a circular from the AntiConvict Labor Bureau Frankfort Ky which professes to be nonpartisan and says IIIf from a nonpartisan point of view you arc in favor of abolishing the present system of employ ing convicts in competition with free labor please joint with us in the agitation to abolish itt TilE BEt needs no admonition to make it speak its fixed con victions on this point Sinccwe have been old enough tofortn opinions on any subject it has been our opinion that convict la onI m the improvement of public property and in this way be made to compete as lIttleas possible with free labor TilE BEE has spoken in advocacy of this plan often from time to time There arc arguments against this position to be sure and in other States it is said and truly that convict labor on public roads comes as much in conflict with free labor as in any other oc cupation Not so in KcntujjCor tin the greater part oLc State where the roads ire worked by each cottntyscitizens in a manner simply tp comply with the law and withqut any intelligent purpose to injprove the roadsonly to go through the form and escape the penalty THE BE special correspondent at Franklort Mr Jas W Deacon during the recent special session of the Legislature originated and drew a bill the intention of which was to prevent the competition of convictmined coal and convict made coke from other States with our free labor products Tennes see with her convict miners and coke makers just across our bord ers can accomplish great misfor tune to our fred miners in roduced selling prices and consequent re duced wages ifnot checked by lawLet us do our best toward re forming our convicts but let not their possible reform be to the hurt of free men KENTUCKY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Arrangements Made af Bowling Oreen for the Entertainment of the Pedagogues t Bowling Green June z5Ar rangements are complete for the accommodation of the teachers during the meeting of Kentucky 1 State Teachers Associotion June 0 2930 and July i A very full and extensive program has been arranged and there arc numerous especially attractive features on t the program A large attendance is expected The following are I some pointers of interest to those who expect to attend The rates on all railroads in the State will be one fare for round trip with extension privilege to al low a visit to Mammoth Cave and NashvilleEveryone who attends is urged to have a quotation ready in the Prize Contest for the Interna tiouAl Dictionary It is open to all the only condition being that the quotation must have an educational value A handsome silk banner will be awarded to the county whose delegation shows the largest amount of railroad fare paid by those who enroll as members of the I E A The headquarters of the Associa tion will be in the Morehcad HouseThe Bowling Green Committee on Entertainment have secured the following rates Morehead House 150 per day Hotel Mansard 125 per day Hotel Ranscher 150 per dayt Boarding In families ioo per day Those wishing to stop at hotels should address the proprietor ditrect in order to secure rooms in advance of the meeting Those wishing to stop at private houses should write to H II CherrI Chairman of Committee on Enter tainment Bowling GreenIThe Assciation be held Potters Opera House OUR CLUBBINO OFFERt TilE BEE and DAILY AND i SUNDAY GLOBEDEMOCRAT both one year for 650 THE GLODEDEMOCRAT BEEand DAILY onlyJyear 450 Tug DEE and DAILY and SUNDAY COURIERJOURNAL both j one year for 825 THE BEE and DAILY only COURIERJOURNAL both one year for 650 TilE BEE and LoufsviLLE EVENING POST both one o year for 275 THE BEE and TWICEAWEEK GLOBEDEMOCRAT one year for JI75 THE BEE and TWICEAWEEK COURIERJOURNAL both one year for 150 THE BEE and WEEKLY LouI- SVILLE COMMERCIAL bothlone for IIcahonExcursion to Niagara Falls The annual excursion of the C II l D Railway to Niagara Falls will occur this year on July 6th The rate from Cincin nat 0 will be 700 Tickets will be good five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about iaoo Noon The accommodations wilt be first class in every particular Elegant dayt coaches Pullman and Wagner The route is the most interesting of any i Going via Toledo Detroit and the Michi gan Central Railway through the best part t of Southern Canada direct to the falls This is the only line that passes close to brink from which a full and complete view of both Ibo American and Canadian falls can be seen to advantage Niagara is one of the greatest wonders on the globeI everybody knows of Niagara and every body wants to go there Tbe C H D Ry was the first to inaugurate these cheap excursions and always has Ihe besl accom modatlons provided for its patrons Per sons desiring full Information about this excursion should address the undersigned and a descriptive circular will bo mailedl you D G EOW Passr traffic Mgr C H D Ry Cincinnati Ohio Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should lie r 5i c REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County rForRepresentative CHARLES R EDWARDS t For County Judge J V POOLE For County Clerk I T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Superintendent of Schools r I G NANCE For Assessor W II BRYANT For Jailer I J J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Interesting Items from DIxon Blackford Poole LIsman and Shelton A BIG REVIVAL AT POOLE Interesting Comparison if Farm Product Prices ns Applied- to Webster WtESTIi CO9NTY DEPARTMENT I Conducted by DAVID UIQWNINO Duox Kr 1 DIXON Mr I D Palmer of Providence was in town Monday on his way lo cbree Undo Denjimin Shelton was here MondayRepublicans of Webster now is the time to help the paper thtWI help you Now let us have a National Democrat 0 beat Sam Shack Dr E N Rice and wife worshiped at Shiloh Sunday George Russel of Providence accom lanicd his sister Miss Mabel home last Sunday r Dob Wallace and Miss Sallie Marshal and Mr Dane Moore and Miss Hunt alt o f Clay spent Sunday here Several old soldiers of this place con cmplate attending the reunldrKot the Ex Confederates at Nashville on i the 2jnd nst L C Lisman and wife and Misa Inez Duncan returned from the Nashville Ex- positIon last Sunday Mr Ltsman and wife will begin housekeeping soon in the house formerly occupied by Dr R L HardwickDenjamin Watson and family of the country visited at W E Dourlands Sun day J D lilackwcll of Hearin was in town Mondayand reports a fine wheat crop in The trustees of the Dixon High school met last week and agreed a faculty for the ensuing year as follows Principal S Hicks Grammar Grade John C Bailey Intermediate Miss Emma Cobb Primary Miss Della Fugale Mr Toy Allen was tried hero Saturday on charge of breach of the peacrd fined Sao i Three morepostolfice appointments wero made for this county last week William Muir at Clay Albert Drowning at Provi dence and A A Ashby at Uelcourt C C Givens of the Madisbnvillo tIns tier spent several days with friends and relatives here last week Mr A J Vaughn the hustling agent for the McCormick harvesting machine was hero Monday T L Taylor of Providencn waf in town Monday Thomas Jackson Chairman 6f the Na tional Democratic Committee of this coun y was hero Molday Mrs George Herron of near town is quite ill this week 1 Attorneys Benjamin Skinner and L U Henry attended court at Clay Monday Yes Brother Collins there is a BBS still buzzing around Dixon and its sting is fatal to tbe Popocrats Misses Nannie and Vera Baker of this place attended church at Shiloh Sunday Miss Dixie Jackson and her mother left yesterday for Eureka Springs to spend he summer Mr Oliver McEuen and family visited n Poole Saturday and Sunday Miss Rose Browning is visiting in Wana maker this week By comparing the market report of une 14 1896 wilb that of June 14 1897 an encouraging and interesting fact is hown There is an improvement on the products of the farm that is to the claim that the confidence brought by the election of McKinley on a gold standard platform is a realityIaDd is beginning to affect the prosperity of the ountry Tbe gain on the price of wheat since June p14 1896 is 40 per cent on corn 20 per cent on cattle 23 per cent on hogs 18 per cent on wool iG per cent a sheep 12 per cent This shows a healthy and substantial increase on tbe price of the farm products of this county aod as the party now in power has not let passed any measures that would affect the prices of this in Ibis country then we can safely attribute the gain to confi dence The same reports show an increase on many other products of the farm but those given above are sufficient to show the upward tendency and when the new lailff aw is passed and goes into effect there will mdoubtedly be still an increase over the present prices as the history of the tariff egislation shows that every time we have gone from a revenue tariff to a protective ariff we bad an increase of prosperity and better prices Also another article taken from the market reports of the above dates shows the fallacy of the free silver arguments last year of bar silver which on June 14 one year ago was quoted at G3 cents per ounce and now at 5931 cents per ounce It will be remembered that their stock ar gument was that beacause silver bullion had decreased in value all farm products decreased at the same rale But since he election silver has continued to decline and all farm products to increase inn price this fact alone proves beyond any question the falsity of tbe free silver beory LISMAN The farmers of LIsman are through setting tobacco L B Nichols Lad T D Jenkins made countyMondayJ a Cole our deputy marshal made a flying trip to Nebo Saturday Dud Price and Miss Maud Graham spent Saturday and Sunday in Nebo Jeff Jenkins antI Miss Olga Price went to Brunt Mill Sunday to the Baptist foot washing Jeff says he would like to go to a footwashing every Sunday closctdlastHB Wheeler of Dixon was in town Friday Mr I B MtGaw and Mrs Helen Rico loll Lisman Wednesday for Nashville holybOJd p n nndIsthe brldalso of the very hilhnt tand congrntulaIthe sea of life Misses Mabel Graham and Emma liarwent to Little Zion Tuesday MARl HANNA SHELTON Wo are glad to sea some wnsilier again as crops will do much better 01 Morehcatl and C M Lloyd gWe a picnic hero Saturday Baseball and dancing werd the principal games G B helt nAnd A S RIgns attended church Sunday at Kcnida Union county A now visitor came to Marion WhIt ledges Thursday Its a boy Milton Sigler and G B Shelton left this morning for Morganficld on business Jas Jenkins went to Morganficld Mon day Several of the boys from hero went to RhenbyWm Enbanksand family visited W L Hearin Saturday and Sunday Brurnn BLACKFORD Ah playing the llardncl for two weeks we will try again The summerMs surely here in all its gloryThe best prospect for crop in hls neighborhood we have ever seen before I told outo elect McKinloy and the farm ers would havo confidencn enough to work linywood Williams of Providence was in town Saturday Rev Tho Henry of Replnn ntis in town Saturday Charles Hughe of Marlon was in town Sunday 1 W Blue of Marion WAS in lown lnl week on legal busings It t Dodge wpnt to Repton Sunday- J C Millon is linppy anti it IB n girl We are to have n telephone in a short limo anti then we will have communica lion with the whole world and n put of Hopkins County George Watson of Clay was in town Saturday Will Lamb and Stump Wilson of Clay were in town Sunday Judge Vaugh was In Loiiixvilln List weekJ IL IIeadwas in Evaiuville last week John Orr and Tom Montgomery of Providence were in town Sunday Prow and Gnnnady wilt open a saloon here next WCCK Charles L Gtcktl of Grand Rivers is talking life insurance to our people this weekRev Gooch anti family of Sullivan were in lown Sunday Jno T RinJo one o our best citizens gravedoubtsPaul Jones son of Richard Jones is suf fering with a broken arm Ila Bruce of Sullivan was in town Sunday Green Bros will have thtir annual bar becue the fourth Saturday in this month A Dye returned Sunday from Nashville where he has been looking into the mys cries of the Centennial and studying hu man nature Thos A Frazr of Dalton visited our lown last week LONTFELLOW tilts Revival it Poole We are now in the midst of Iho big sine bylThe result up to date is claimed to be over 30 conversions and n number of sand lications and the interest seems to bo as good as it ever was People from every where around were here last Sunday and dayVcFriday next so it is presumed that the meeting will close then This perhaps is the greatest revival wo havd had for iG years but one of the most noticeable features is tbe extreme youth of manyof the converts there has been but one old man brought in this meeting All the old croppers that have been plowed around for years are still untouched despite the efforts to bring them in While the sym patby of the community in a large degree is with tbe doctrines and methods of these people yet they are welcomed by nearly all in so far as the work of saving sinners is concerned as there is nothing religIon yesterday been hero several days Parson Russell also was hero Sunday Brother Bumpass one of our pastors was hero Sunday hut kept awfully quiet and just listened yesterday ing touch to their crops S S MADISONV1LL12 Wallace Crenshaw has rented a room in in the McCulleyblock and will put in a stock groceries once part of the stock being already purchased A new firm by the name of Slaton Brothers composed of Clifton Slalon Robert Slaton and Charles Slaton have rented one of the new store rooms in the bybyin a stock of groceries We note that a petition has been filed with the authorities at Washington asking that a new post offie be established at a point in Hopkins county called Fern Springs which is somewhere in the While Plains country The Childrens Day exercises at the Cumberland Prrabylcrian Church Sun day evening were highly interesting nnd entertaining It consisted of recitations songs and speeches by the lilllo folks in terspersed with choice selections by tbe choir A collection was taken at the close of the exercises Elder Larimoro began a series of meet ings at the Christian church Thursday evening which extended over until Wed nesday of this week Ho is an earnest and forcible speaker above the average and has been greeted with good audiences Some additions have resulted from the meetingA at the Like in Uojor of Myrtle McNabb of Decatur Ala by the young Misses Tuesday afternoon was a very pleasant and affair Miss Myrtle is olMrs W P Ross Col Seymour who Is buiJeing a railroad somewhere in the vicinity of Clarksville Tenn spent a few days at home with his family the first of the week Arch Deacon Denton accompanied by Rev Carter of the Protestant Episcopal church visited Pijajisonvillo the latter part of last week to arrange for the immediate erection of a new church building of that denomination on their lot near the Normal school building back of the Wilkins place The plans and specifications call for a modest I structure so constructed that a larger edifice may bo added when occasion demands It will be built of brick in the form of a cross with seating capacity for 150 or more and will be very neat in aU Its appointments STCHARLESrB- uperintendeni Crulchfteld has returned from Nasbville W C Jenkinsrnnd family iviaiied friend in Ilsley Sunday J V McEuen has been appointed ost master at Ibisplaco Agent W W Sloan is out on a vacation and is taking in tbosightsat Nashville Flint Finleyis at home from tho South Ken tqcky College Mr nnd Mrs Tack Day of Earlington visited relatives hero last Sunday Mrs Thomas Firiley aged eighty years died at tho home of her soninl w Jame II Laffoon last Thursday morning and was Interred on Saturday at the Cano Run burying ground She was followed to her last resting place by a largo concourse of friends from the surrounding country by whom she has been highly esteemed dur- Ing her long and useful life Mrs Fioley leaves n husband one daughter and four sons all married to mourn her loss Rev lohn Brown preached at the Meth odist church last Lords Day The I C R R Company have repaired and newly painted the depot at this point Miss Rosalie Drown of MadlsonviHe visited here last Sunday Rex OBryan of Dawson filled his regular appointment here last Sunday George II Fall is visiting relatives near Pratt City Ala Dr W K Nisbet and wife and Mr and Mrs W J Faull went to Madisonville last Sunday Several of our people went to Dawson last Saturday to hear Olle James speak Mr and Mrs Med Stewart Mr and Mrs Brown and Miss May Jeffries drove to Dawson last Saturday- LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Several extra trains were run by the L N last Friday and Saturday Urowder Meyers Is new day yard clerk here and he is a Rood one Agent Etheridce and wife left last Saturday morning to attend tIm Exposition anti also visit relatives at Nashville and vicinityLast 1riday morning while passenger train No 53 waited for a main line train which soon came in sight a passenger was heard to exclaim look what a long train they run over on the main line When the count was made it was found to consist of twelve coaches while the train he was on No 53 consisted of thirteen coaches which was a great surprise to him when ho learned the facts lIe had failed to count the coaches of the train he was in Preiiilrnt Thomas of the N C St 1 took great interest In the visit of 1resl dentMcKtnley to the Exposition and was constant companion of his during his stay there Master of Trains Uevney in addition to looking after tho safe transportation of passengers as well as their comfort found limn while at Nashville to take n look at thus President Conductor AVilson who has keen on the sick list for tIm past faw months it is said u ill soon resume his duties as passenger conductor on the Chrkville and Nub ville run- Agent Martin of Norlonville it Is stated has made application for the agency at Sebree to succeed agent Scuciimore Many thousand passengers were handled by the L A N last Friday and Saturday and that without the least mishap so far as beard from A safe road to travel on The excursion train last Sunday was well loaded down when it reached Evans yule A small wreck occurred near Hopkins ville last Sunday morning caused by a freight train breaking In two parts and running together and resulted in six cars being derailed and more or less injured and three of the crew receiving slight in- Juries Conductor Will Uramwell came up from Hopkinsville last Sunday and spent several hours with relatives Steve Molherhead is now acting agent here and rest assured that business is promptly attended to I Prof Pfatenhauer will probably visit howell shops soon and put some of his I compositions before that notable Howell o pieces DOWN IN TilE MINES fudging from the registration at the St Bernard Coal Companys place of exhibit at the Tennessee exposition much inter est is taken in their exhibit Many expressions of approval and praise are heard about the interest shown in behalf of the miners by Till DEC in its write up of the mass meeting held here a short time ago The miners are not slow to recognize a friend when they see or hear from him Uncle Ned Comby one of the oldest veryfeebloJohn Salmon of the Crablreo mines took advantage of the cheap rales and visited Evansville Sunday There seems to have been a misunder meetingheldwas small nnd but little interest taken It is hoped that peaceful efforts to secure better waei will not be relaxed and in the end persuasive power will win a victory The question that Is bothering some of those who attended the miners mass meet log is when and where was that committee on arbitration appointed No one present at the meeting seems to know and can it be possible that someone is seeking noto riety exposiion tion by the Tennessee Coal Iron Company CooperativeCompauyvislted sides having an eye open to business he also had an eye on the President of the United Slate- sSecrelaryGeo C Atkinson saw the the resident shook his hand and spoke a few words with him last Friday You can rest assured that George will never be left ExpositionFridaywere Superintendent Crutcbfield of St Charles and MikoCan of Morions Gap Djn M Evans who recently spout a few das in Southeastern Kentucky is not favorably impressed with the ways of the people of that section There too much liquor consumed by Ihe miners to please him At this time when there ts quite an amount of provisions being given to mineis In destitute circumstances great caro should be taken that Ihe worthy ones are first served Men who would unworthily profit by the charity of the public need more censure than food As is their yearly custom Ihe miners of P1efarallonsat the Hecla Coal Company have again placed Ihe mining machines in their mine and business Ii resumsd For operating this machine the company pays standard wages andwe are told they are willing and ready to pay standard wages to their pick miners as soon as other companies fall in line Since the Monarch Coal Company has resumed work they have in creased their capacity to load coal and last Saturday a shipment of six cars was made placedInWith the passage of Ihe tariff bill old manufactories will again RO to work and in openIng coke and coal which will prove a blessing to the miners of this county Chamberlains Cough RerjieJy the Deal and Most Popular Vo sill more of Chamberlains Cough Remedy tItan of all others combined write Messrs Kerr Sons druggists of Mars Pa The sale of it is something phenomenal Vu have sold two gross this- whiter selling as high as six bottles in one morning la as many different customers Tills remedy has proved particularly suc cessful in croupy Our custom era fnvariably pronounce It the best they can find nnd we know no case where it has failed to give entire satisfaction 25 pud 50 cents per bottle at St tier north limn Store Earlinglon Urn 1 Rob inson Mortons Gap George King Si Charles 4S1 J 4 MUST KEEP BUSY j- J r11t And in order to do so we arc making gent 4 inc Hard Line Prices on all classes of p 4 14 Merchandise Money buys everything we c j handle at WAY DOWN PRICES Fort it 1 tunatcly for us as well as our patrons we t I never go to market without the very power 1 41 ful cash We know we buy 9 4 4 3 Dry Goods Shoes Notions 8 4 Mt 3 Gents and Ladles Underwear and Hosiery i Gents White and Colored Shirts I 4 HATS AND CLOTHING t 6 J At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus 4 tomcrs reap the benefit Plant your dollar fc 4where you can get tIrn largest returns Ours Mt t 47 is the J FBISHOP CO tit MADISON VI LLE KY rt IT4i LI t Noo Free I rOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOO NUO 1SYOUR TAlE OR Do You Gct a CORRECT FIT l YOU RCCCIVt THE BENEFTo8 20 YEARS SUCCESS IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING BY ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVER- COATSorMBORNCo 1 THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILS 41 We guarantee to fit and please JOB art sue yw MMJ n 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8ELLECT FROM ATST BERNARD GENERAL j f r I zLJ fG NORWOOD OUTING 11 BI Kept in Stock t IITires Inflated of jCharge STORE A- Splindidly 1- EqulPJH Repair Shop 8 1 i 1The special line of Bicycles handled by C M JJourblldI S I with his Harness and Saddlery Goods artSj = to the average make of Bicycles hut by the arrangements entered into with the manufacturer can be sold + at greatly reduced prices though fully covered by ItunrantcesrCall and see hun before purchasing North side wllIc JKL BOHKbftNDMA- DISONVILLEI KY JIeo WALKER TWYMAN I INN EI S Main Street West of lfailroad eftRbINGTeNIKTs A complete Stock of Stoves Castings cuhud- F AND TINWAREIRepairing Hoofing and Guttering Skyhigh inequality and prices dirt cheap M == u lT a nO 10 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSEf To make our Funeral Equip mont the best in this J1rt of J r the State Aythi and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST IlL A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE STlluTTOlllliNESQgiiEE 1 LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY El33ri1Ye 1ntualiUTitarMalton to tKut ilcitrlny SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY wrrc Unarualctt FactlUtafrt Locating CiraJuatct in lucrative Cltuntloiu Rates Very LOW 8ubscnbefor The Bee r- J 4 f1el ici L II 23U 3nt ustru me Cfir tI ILa N TIME TABLE Q 74 Effective May 30 1897 toot nI No st No 51 No53 + Lvf Chicigo 1010 am 700 pm Lv St louIs 8111 IISSI hi- i Lv Uvanxllle nopm Coopm 3ISJlIn Lv llendfrion- LvSebieo 2 36pm 2opm 343am 307 pm i pmLLv Madlionvlllo 3491 ni 4170 m Lv liitlliiulon 4 o P m 720 p m 459 a m Lv Morloiu 415 p- mit hv Noilohvllle 422 p iii 519 A I- nJ Lv llopklntvllle 513 pm BiGpm 6o7 am t 65tRhIfir Ar Guthrlo sj pm MOaTII 54LvI m- Lv Guthila 1159 JI nl 932 JI iii 911 II nl LY IJopkinvIIIr 941 a In tain am g pm Lv Norlonvllla mo a in n oi a m 1o39 P hi 1113amLv ioj pm a 1I06IhIIvLv Miuglilcii 1 105 a IU ojpm I ilwpmLv u io a in Ar Kvjiuvlle 1310 p iii 225 p m 1240 a m- Ar bl Louli 711im 720 a m- Ar ChlcKo B17 p iTt L55 a m I Not n nd 91 WIll atop al MiKllionvIl and Sprln fielJ 10 iika on anti In oil varncra to and from CIaicaiq and Iolnll north of Ju vllhl U E4 TIIgj mlle regular tiop al Gnlhrir Nail 1muon Iopkinaville antI llcnlcrtonri- OVtPINCE ACCOUMOtlATIOH 1 DAILY CXCCPT IUNDAV 6ssmLv Providence Ar 7n p In 6oanIv NeboAr 63SIm 6SmItLY 1nllonAr 6Zn pot 7x a ni LvMadUonvlllnAr i05 II m 715 1 mAr natllnniontv 545 P ill1 745 UuLvKarllrllClonA 5301- mirM e oj a invlr M ll onvllliAr 15110 galIuLIlboQ Ar 451 Im 1iIm L Bojaw p01 LrSsCrtaAr 4 o I h- ik 950 I ui Lr llcnderon Ar 3201111 i S io 30 ain Ar livntvllle Lr 2 pm y a v WW BTIIRIDCR Aenl vc i 1 TIME TA8LE CR RI t 1i 4 Effective May 6 1897 NORTH HOUND 11 No to No sat No 22J- J i Iv New Or cam 6jo p m 000 a m Lv MruiphU 7110 a in Bijpm LY tuhion isoopm jinopm 6ooa In I LvPadueah njjpm ijaro B- Lv a III Princeton 440 P m 148 A m gj- Lv a III Notlonvllla J P m jjS a m toj- Lv a In C nlral City 6jo p m 4119 a In 111 p m Ar Loulshhhe1055 ptn Baoam 15 I m Ar 640 am 115 am SOUTH HOUND I No sot NoIOJ No w- r Lv Clnclnnart uapui aj p m Iv LouIsville 350 am 705 pm 640 a in- I iv CIDUII City 8iam 1049 pin r5 p in- I Lv Nortonvllle guam lzj pm P int Iv Prlncelon ioiSan iiuam iij I m- LIduuhuaolm 5 in 6f pm LylallonI Mpm jjbam Boopm Ar Memphis 705 p m 710 a m Ar Nw Oilcan Lao a m 700 a m- AllI train run Illr Not toj ami zoi an 011- 1Vnlibul tralna plnllch 11 IIAhlld will 10h1 I ChairJso and loj alu run tolld between Cincinnati and flew OiUani cirjtnrlnllniin Duffel SIcperi Direct made at all Jincilon point 3B 4AII HANSON C I and T A Earlin t0f tta Enin s I2kw NOlea Pertonal ParaKiaphs and Other Doing at Home Worthy ol Special Mention Ij Remember the big K of R pic f nic on Saturday Julv3d and spend that day inXakeside Park Mrs Joe Robertson returned Saturday from Clovcrport accorn t y panied by Miss Winnie and John Wcndelken4 Mrs James Crenshaw came home I horn Hopkinsville to attend the t of Mr T D Walker Tues fdayand returned on the fast train t same evening olllpmiedrioas as onr his way homo to Swathmore Pa 1alter a pleasant visit of several weeks in Earlington i The Jolly Workers were very I pleasantly entertained on last I Thursday evening by Miss Lizzi r Huff The next meeting will lie held with Miss Lizzio Browning Mr anti Mrs John Redding re- turnedo Thursday night from Smith I Grove where they have boon mak 4 ing iheir home Tliqy will spcnt 1 srveral weeks with relatives here j frI The Bachelor Maids were enter b laned Saturday afternoon by Mmr Susan Atkinson Tins Maids an qUite enthusiastic over their corn e trip to thefenneseo Centennii Exposition J Mr Howard Whitl who is vis i ijing relatives in Penhsylvanii wiitss that hejs having a most on joyabIt visit llcisaliulo lfr sid i he may forget when it is limis lot him to return to g trliiigtou and work Mr Henry W Wood anti wife I of Washington Iisdare visiting f the faniily of Col R W Wood 1 fttisi the1 first ime the families Jiayts been together in many years t dnd it is needless to say they pre Jvelcomed visitors J Mr and Mrs j W Day Mr I I SE Stevens ami wife and Mrs Jake Magenhcimer were among those who attended the meeting at Madisonville Sunday which is he ing conducted at the Christian Church by Rey Larimore tI The writer had the pleasure on Sunday evening of enjoying the sweet harmony of Father Coenens splendid new organ which has reo notice in these columns he and his S hurcf1haveoccasion to he very proud Vi magnificent instru 1 ment It is a joy to all who heaY ANOTHER MINERS MEETING v Official Call of Committee fixe 5 it for Wedn day Juno 23 Earlington The miners and mine laborers of this district are Irercby called tcI meet in mass convention at Ma sonic Hall Earlington Ky Wed ncsday afternoon Jino 23 J897nt 2 oclock to receive reports of committees and further consider the means for obtaining a restoration of old rates where reductions have been made Representatives from all mines iri tho district are urged to ho pres ent and take part in the meeting lFRANK C om Raise Crops That Jay In with Rev J F Story a few days since he said that he had picked 2250 gallons of strawberries off of 34 acres of land this season and that his gross sales lad amounted to 713 There were pickedbetoresaid tho varieties he had found the Dcst and most prolific were bearing in the ordcr mentioi Mitchells Early Bubock NO5 and Kentucky Seedling H0 mcii J7 new varieties this year but none of them were found snore satisCac tory than the three mentioned Bro Story also spoke of tin em oymcnt thtia given pickers for a few weeks and said ho was overrun with applicants that they CaRlo in gangs from Madisonvi seeking work Hour agriculturalists would pay more attention to the cultivation qf fruits grains grasses livestock poultry and less to tobacco their purses would bc fatter there would bo more employment on tho farms at better prices trlIurythips would be hillier for the iitmge The Glorious Fourth TUB UKK last week and the weel heforclold about wliat a great oc casion the Earlington Knights of Pythiias and people arc going to- make of the 3d of July in lieu ol SundarA t of the arrangements for that occq putlortloils Fourth in the history of the givenby J MaryThe out oC- TilE BEE office last week and hae- been hung in public places all- about this section from which further details may be had A cordial invitation is extended gloriousFourthgood time v Qo to the Lcctur We desire to call attention againsto the lecture hy Mr Tate What Prohibition Meanstto be given at tomorrow evening Friday the- J8th Instant at 8 oclock Mr- Tate is a vigorous and pleasing EarlingtonhasProhitution Means in its true- sense since 1882 the citizens should turn out and give him a- good hearing It is a free kctnrepanti you will be entertained A Hot SwallowUAn Earlington frog accom- pllshed fa most daring feat thew the other day that almost cost its I life His frogship was seen hopping after a wasp which rctretedgthrough the grass as as legs would travel Presently the- fiualleap v was made and the wasp- weut down at a single gulp The- grimaces and entire expression ofutho frogs actions were indicative a itumethiatcily of great distress asnthe hot dose got hotter But thenfrog revived presently and hopped- away s to a cool dark cornor to suedG itate on his color blindness and re repetitiondl Union nnd Reunion A Himber of old soldiers are intending to havq a celebration July- s3nl the fourth coming on Sunday- sthis year Dr J S Waller and Mr M B Withorspoon arc work ing lisa matter up and will Have a- prilifilinary meeting at Hanson- JUIICI9 Ii the mean time let all old soldier or ihoir families see t one rthc oilier of these gentleman A grand oldfashion barbe cue thinner is anticipated Hanson ExchangeCThier e is moro Catarrh In Ibis sectiOn of Ihocounlry ihin all olher diseases put to a nail until dm list fow earS was 5sllppomany bars doctors pronounced it a localI diea iiml pre rrib d local remedies and by c istanlly fiilinR lo core with local Jrerll11 nlprononncrdll inciirahle Science has prawn catarru lo Im a constitutional disra5e anti thereto requires constitu B tional treaimerii Halls Catarrh Cure- manufaclured by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the onfy constitutional cureion the market his taken doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful It a ts directly on the blcbd and mucous stir hce of tho syslem They offer One bun deed dollars for any case it fails Iq cure Send for circular and lesilmonials Ad droiti F J disNeY Co Toledo O SOld fi DIIIRII IP 75crlolls lamily 1MU S a a NDV tATUAITIC 1- i f a S CURL COIISTIPATIOH- f I Ito25450 DRUGGISTS raicarrU Ire the Meal I izaI I ii I MUTflttOAIII PP J isaiiiaxaorrontlpItI0fl hit ftrr ealarlhtl81tt iamIf4eaHIoMIrtfrtr I I TIlhIii StT Ill CklelorOJlnlltrral Can II o S Mil TIIOS D WALKER I H D Earllngton With Deep Regret Loses One of Her Oldest Citizens Mr Thos D VahIciribid Joker everybodys friend is gradualdeclineaway at his home on the evening of Monday June 14111 1897 at 630 oclock Mr Walkers health had been bad for some months and Ida last illness began the even ing of December 15 1896 as he went home at the close of time meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge of which he was a umber Next morning he was worse The trou ble seemed to be a blood clot on the brain which deprived him of tile power of speech and otherwise seriously affected hunt Every care anti attention was given him and he rallied nun wns ableto come out on the street lre fluently but the improvement was only temporary A partial paralysis anti other serious affections set ih and he grew worse to the end Mr Thos L Walker was horn in Wheeling West Virginia May 3 1829 He married Miss Malinda- M Sntlle February 17 i857 Seven children were born to them nilof wljoni died in infancy except one who lived to the age of night years Mr Walker fought in tho civil war on the southern side and was a soldier in the Mexican war l or twentyfour years he has been- a citizen of Kirhngton where his time has been spent in industry and energetic earnest work forthe tettcrmcnt of his fellow man lie lies been a zealous member of the Methodist Church and of various icncvolcnt orders Masonic Odd Fellows Ancient Order of United Workmen Knights of Pythias and possibly others Rev J T Cherry pastor ol the Earlington M E Church South of which Mr Walker was a leading member and one of the founders conducted the religious service at- the family residence at 215 oclock Tuesday afternoon the 15111 instant and the remains were taken in charge by the assembled fraternal orders at 3 oclock and conducted o the Odd Fellows cemetery at adisonvillc where they were buried with Masonic rites by E W Turner Lodge No 548 F A M of Earlington acting for irnsalcm Lodge of Hcndersoi of which Mr Walker was a member The pall bearers were J H Deane anti Jno W Twyman for the Knights of Pythias N W Hllff- and J J McGregor for the Odd Fellows anti Geo C Atkinson and fas R Rash for the Masons among which number his church was represented The church choir in whose singing in Sunday school and church service Mr Walker had taken such- great pride went together in one liicle after taking part in the vice at the house and bore with sm manybeaufiful floral oferings o their departed friend The procession was the largest- one seen in Hopkins County for- many a day and covered perhaps three quarters ofa mile The- floral offerings were beautiful and in great profusion Our loss is great and the sympathy of a thousand hearts goes out tho stricken and bereaved corn ardon of our departed friend Last summer white attending court at- niontown says D U ration a protni ont druggist of Fayctte City Ii three esiea were suffering from Diarrhto gave each a dose of Chamberlains Colic- Cholera and Ojarrlitci Remedy and It ave immediate relief On the way home ono if my neighbors was taken will a se ere cramp in the stomach anti was snf- fcrillg with intense pains I gavo him a dose of this remedy and within tin min tes the piin had ceased Tho remedy Is forln hero I know of many who are- ever without it I always lakn it with b wben going away from home fc or ale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlingio corn King St Charles Uen T Robinson Mortons Cap- Ihie proposed picnic of the- Earhngton Christian Ende vorers- which was to have taken place at- Sebree Springs yesterday has been poslponed indefinitely There are o ninny enjoyable picnics each- eason at Lakeside Park that they may decide to appropriate their- milroad fares to the Society treas III and stay at homo But the- picnics not understood to be en irely abandoned yet and may be gl n later in the season Free Iills- Send your address to II It Ducklen o Chicago and get a free umplo box of Ir Iingn New Lifo Pills A trial will- convince you of their merits These pills- recjsy in action and ore particularly ef 1eClivu in tha cure of Constipation Knit ick I leKlichH Ior Malaria apd Ltvrr- rnublea liny luyu baen proven invilu ible hey arb Kiiartnieed to be perfectly dec from every duleiLtious substance and to be purely vegetable They do not weaken by Ibler Ctioo but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the syslem- ReRulrr size 250 per box Sold by St- ernard Drug Store- Mrs Marion Blish neo Miss- Mollie Whitford Worcester 0 s here for a few weeks visit to her parents The True Remedy W M Repine editor Tlskilwa 111 Chief says Wa wont keep house- wilbout Dr Kings New Discovjry for- Consumptlon Coughs and Colds Eltpo- rlmenled with many others but never got Ibo tru6 remedy until wo used Dr Kings Now Discovery No olher remedy can lake its placo In our homa as in it we bavu- certain and sure euro for Coughs Cold- WhoopingCough etc It is idle to expo rimcat with olher remedies even if they are urged on you as being just as good as Or ings New Discovery They aw not agod becausa this remedy has a record ul cures and besides is guaranteed Trial boilies freest St Bernard Drng Storn- olinJ Gough isliome from lien hrsQ 1 ro Curt a Cold in One Day Ilkft llaxatlvo Ufomo Qufninn Tablets All Irl llss1thlndIIiQ money if it fails n Cure 250 by 1 Bernard Ping Store Earljogton Kv HENDERSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS Nominate a Partial Ticket nnd Put Only the Best Men 1 in the Race iI The Henderson county Rthican convention was called to order- a few minutes after loclock Sittsr day morning Col E G Sehree was made Chairman and Mr Singleton Secretary of the meeting The report of the advisory committee was adopted recommending- that nominations be made for lho offices of county judge county clerkcircuit clerk representative and assessor The nominations were made as countyjudgency C E Harness of Corydon circuit clerk Hon H M Ball representative andj H Funston of Robards Assessor The meeting showed the most harmonious spirit and the lIentitir son Republicans arc squaring for a fight that the fusion ticket will feel A resolution was adoptee empowering the chairuan of tin con necessarydelegates in accordance with the official call when said call shall have been made Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable anti popular Ionic miperiodic and febrifuge It breaks iiio chili and prevents its return strengthening Ihe patient and gives healthy tone and vigor without regard to diet PJeas to take Price Soc Warranted at drug torn Our old friend and former townsman Mr David Cansler who has made his home in Las Cerrillos New Mexico for some time past now writes that his future address will be Morence Arizona Tie is- In Old Mexico on a vacation just now enoughTheliefwithout leaving any evil after eITels Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic Is mild It does not rack your bones and shock your nerves Take It and see the resullschills aM malaria disappear as snow before the sunshine of spring The after eRects are sound bone rich red blood good flesh antS no more chills For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Geo King 51- Charles Miss Cora Dodd of Evansville was here last week attending the bedside of ft J D Walker It has been discovered that eye salves- and waters containing sugar of lead oflen- produtfl poison fatal to sight if not to life You run a creat risk in using such preparations To effectually and speedily- and permanently cure sore eyes cranu- ulaled lids or styles without the possibility of evil after effects use Sutherlands Eagle- Eyo Salve For sale by St Uernavd Drug- Slore Earlington George King Si Charles Misses Sallie Farnworth and- SaUie McGrath are in Nashville visiting relatives EveTybody Say so ascarets Candy Cathartic the mbst woo derfulmcdlcnl discovery of Uio age pIcas ant and refreshing to tho taste net gently nod positively on kidneys liver nnd bowels entire sltem colds cure headache fever habitual constIpatIon cad biliousness Please buy and try n box ofOC0today3O3 CO cents Hold nnd guaranteed to curp by a I druggists Thin Earlington cornet band- serenaded Father Coenen Mayor- Burr Mr Geo C Atkinson and- olhers Saturday night Dr D II Koihrockof New Berlin Pa does not hesitate to recommend Chamberlains medicines He says I have- handledlhem for a year or more in my- pharmacy and find them safe and reliable My customers praise them very highly No one who is troubled with rheumatism can use Chamberlains Pain Balm without praising it The quick relief from p31n- which it affords Is alono worth many times its cost For jlle by St Bernard Drug- Store Earlinglon George KingSt Charles lkn T Robinson Mortons Gap Master Willie Phillips wlmocanie- home from school a few weeks ago on iccotint of illness has suf- licictitly recovered to be about it tll4iUlpI1 1 Kii t i i Irtj Va lull liilKtivtt tstIj anil liv nr bemu ilotlU I till tt I ate iiiirvuuiiil VIKII Uilii Nolo thti Lho wimilrr wiirkrr Hint nuttm ueali urn n UrI All ilmnKlsiB Wo or II Ciirctiiarai- llooklrt31113 ami Hiinplo Iron Aihltvi- iphllll loud Co Cliloaco or Now Yok- Miss Susan Atkinson spent ye- tttrday in Evansville lafleeiffRcls never follow tha iisu III Or Hells Pippnrmint Chill Tonic It is a pleasant ivcr hxnive It makns rich red hlnod It makes Mom sound hone It makes flesh It mikm rosj cheeka All of this cures chills ito they slay cuird Dealers ftuaranieu ii For sale by Si Bernard Store Enl ington George King Si Charles Jesse L Harncd anti Wat Mc Gary went to Evansville Sunday Bucklens Arnica Salve the best 55ilva in the world fur t1- lliritiacs Sores Ulcers Salt Kheum Irvii iurrs IlMlfr Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions atid posit tively cures Piles or no pay required Ills- guaranleed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mr Virgil Fox and siter Rpent- Sunday in Evansville To Cure Inii4tliatli ii Forever Taka Qixciucti Candy Calliaitlc 10o or25o If C C O rail to cure druggists rotund money Mrs Geo C Atkinson left yes terday for a visit to her sister Mrs Chins F Brunnell of Kansas City MissouriThousands of persons use Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve who never did have sore eyes Itstrengthen vveaic eyes male the vision clear and distinct It is nice and convenient to lisa You neul it Try- LIULu II Miss Martha McGary lia- returned from a visit torelalivej at ndiirsoh illnVoiir lluwrl Mllli I muirlx ttitty t llInrtl Ir turn vOliatip4t bit 111111 1 I 5 If C U CHdrugllllIIrrunllllolI Centennial Rates The L N has offernl thin following rales Rood for the ronnd trip on acconni of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets god twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen das 3 40 tickets good for seven days I2 75 Sj MILLIONAIRES AS ENGINEERS Some Men Who Know How to I4iija Train John Jacob Astors exploit in acting as the engineer of an Jill noisjCentral train recently is but another illustration of the peculiar fascination that a railway locomo live has for rich young men who inherit or acquire interests in rail roads cays thin Railway Vorld yearsbeentral railroad and on the previous official inspection trips ho has run the engine He has a natural taste for mechanics and his love of railroading is much like that of Dr Seward Webb In the Adi rondacks Dr Webb and his personal traits are known to lIverv native and his passion for drivin a locomotive at a high rate of speed- is regarded with complacent pride all along the line of his road When a one or twocar special dashes through the mountain re fion from Old Forge to Malone at a fiftymile gait the simple mOl n aincer will turn placidly to his summer boarder and remarl Dr Webb is running that train Occasionally the trackmen on their morning rounds will find the wreck ol a handcar lying at thin oHom of the railroad embankment or several yards from the track at the edge of the woods Their invariable comment will he alonghereanybody is hurt on such occasions for the Adirondack railroad men are experts in jumping from handcars Georgo J Gould was able to handle a locomotive long be fore he became a railroad president Like Dr Webb he is a- genuine sportsman and enjoys the sensation of going fast While miking his periodical inspections of the several lines in the South- Western system President Gould frequently relieves the locomotive engineer for hours at a time Frank Thomson vicepresidei of- the Pennsylvania lines knew how to run the engine almost as well as any veteran Two of the sons of James J Hill the president Of- the Great Northern are said to be as much at home in the cab of a locomotive as they are in thiedin jroom of their fathers house- S H H Clark president of the Union Pacific has taken all of the tegrees of railroading and he can- Ibrale a train as well as hnndle- the engine II UoTuIui rr llfly tYlilJu- uranUxxl Uliacto hum rurviual PM weak UlenIdrong bhwil 1I1Iro 60CJI All drutlI ts CROFTOn Mrs Grade Loitkheart the wife of ous Mr prosfarmerphrian Ganl the negro who shot- Frank Brown here list winter was sen- lenced to the penitentiary lor r year by the last term of tho circuit courl- Mr Chas Croft who has been attend- Ing the medical school in Louisville has returned homo Rev W It McCord preached at tho- Chrlsllan Church Sunday The infant son of Rev G M IJurnolt is very sick this week Miss Joe Galloway of St Charles Is- visiting relatives here- Miss Lull Clark is visiting friends In MadisonvilleMrs Mcintosh hs just relurned- home from a visit in Earlington Rev Jas Coleman preached at the- Baptist church Sunday night A ood many of the Crofton people went to Evansville Sunday on the excursion Mr Jno Cross of Sturgis is visiting- relatives at this place ZED HOW TO FIND OUTt- Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a- slUinent or setting Indicates a diseased- coridilion of tim kidneys When brine tnins linen it is positive evidence of kidney pubic Too frequent desire lo urin ale or pain In Iho back is also convincing proof that HIP kiilneys anti bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO- There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Itoot Ihn RrtxU kidney remedy fulfills every wish Iii relieving piin in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary- plSlICI ft corrects inability to bold tiritin antI Ecalitini pnin in passing it or bad effects following uso of liquor wine or beer anti nvnrcomiM hat unpleasant no ceiuity of being compHIrM in net up many- limpstlurillr thin night to urinate Tho mild 11 fxlraordiiury rfteet of Swamp Itoot ii soon rejliziid It stand hit high eat fpr its most wonderful cures of the mosi 1I lrtoollnp cues I fii need i mediiir iol shotill live Iho bnsl Soul by drug bslx iricd fifty ciiiiln and one dollar 170r 3 samplo bottle anti pimphlel both sent free tm ill iiirnliin Im then and nmi uflr huh pailoinco address ID Or Kilmi tCa ItliiRhimplon N Y Tim proprii tars of ihli piwr Kinrrtmeu iliu genuine ness of lliisnlfiir Free For All Vlthout money yon can go to thin unnnssee Centennial and International Exposition any time yo like Read TIIK Bus great offer auth go tri work T 1l Hotell Ov J MADISONVILLE KY ee JOB WORK Will receive attention at this office Estimates- furnished uptm application co omppuub hs ripttons s properly it takes time It Teqnlre xperiencn and aomphcaknowiodO- of drugs It n C1 10 luva a lariji iinirttnil of drugs fresh driiiis Ha iiiusl giva tim est possible work and for compensation ht must Iw reasnnabln VITl TliK UIOVR FACTS KEMEM fJEU WBIIE CAKBlUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BRYAN ItOPPCR Manager BeforeRetiring take Ayers Pills and you will sleep better and wake in better condition for the days work Ayers Cathartic Pills have no ccfual as a pleasant and effect constipationbiliousness nil liver troubles They arc sugarcoated and so perfectly prepared that they cure with cxperiencecin yourdruggistPills When other pills wont help you Ayers is THE PILL THAT WILL NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE J Next Convention to be Held at Detroit Tuesday July 1315 The Tenth Annual Convention oC the National Republican League will be held at Detroit Micl AlgerSecretarythe committee on reception The people of Detroit are planning a magnificent reception to the delegates It is hoped that President McKinley and several members of presentSpecialoccasion- are offered by the various railroads of one and one third lares- Cor the round trip This convention will be a verb important one to the Republican party and a large atlendance is urged Each State League is entitled to send four delegates from each Congressional District and six delegates nt privilegedtage of the railroad concessions Co- rthe purpose of attending the Con sichtsAnyfurnished by M J Bowling RepublicanLeague Michi Free Trip You can go to the Tennessee Centennial free if you willantita- 1ee your sister brother wife children Read THE BEES greato- CCer of a free trip to this magnificent Exposition GRAND HOTEL 150 TO 2 PER gAY A WORLEY Proprietor MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY W tblDIanProtect your WMUII they m wealth Wrlle JOHN WEIIJlEIlIJUlUf tcaMtan Atlo n8 I WuhlnRton l c for their el8l attet adDOW liSt vt oie inouMuU inventions wanted FI EE TRIPlO FHE-p I Tennessee Centennial d j EXPOSITION OpensMay 1 1897 and Continues 1Awhich interests and concerns all Americans alike and to which the whole world is cordially invited TOUCAN GO FREfc To any Man Woman Boy or girl who wilt send us ten paid yearly new subscriptions to THE BEE we will give a ROUND TRIP TIGIBT TRIE From Earlington to Nashville good for seven days You can do this with very little effort and no out lay of money 13EN TfE Woii JOW tiAnd you can win one or a number of these Free Trips Anybody can use them and wewilVfur nish them ANY lIME DURING THE x13oIrIoNI Send your subscriptions in as fast as you can get them and we will give you credit for your w6rk-r f until you arc ready to take this great trip to oneof the greatest of the Worlds Expositions If you stop with a fraction over ten names or several tens to your credit we will pay you a liberal cash commission on all such fractions so that you vill not- sacrifice any part of your labor Addressc TIIE BEEEARLIWGTOIMKEWTUCKY rTigt3TiiiUP AND Y- cI COAk BILLS DOWil i- eiI DOMF FAlL TO USE ftAIIAflAFIf WPITF FOP j tHE BmTCAM COAL on I Ii TtL f1AflKET pEND U A TIAL J tiFMD YOU WILL USE HO j 4 l OTHER sORDERSi BROMPTLY FILLED jATISrACTION 6UARAHTEED ww I 1 iij II wORKOFJHE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION TJCB SUNDAY SCHOOL j NsdoN XII SECOND QUARTER IN TERNATIONAL SERIES JUNE 20 Toil of tho LCMOD Kcra sir JOUl Mem I ory Tors 1031 Golden Text Rom Xjr Commentary lijr the Rev D 91 Stenrn- tv IP But why dost thou judge thy broth er or why dost thou pet nt naught thy brother For wo shall all stand before tho judgment ecat of Christ Having rondo plain In tho lInt part of this rplstla tho Blnfulnesfl of nit men nnd that while by T good works no ono can bo Fared God KIVCS t I freely for Chrlstfl mko nit who receive Him these closing chapters sets forth thoflto that iilmuld Lc lived lIy those who nro saved Tho tendency to look otherslI led to ask And what shall Ith13nandoP John zzl 01 Towhlch p our Lord replied What Is that to thee LFolloWthottMo In I Cor Iv 6 wo nro 4 g1 to judge nothing bo z pro tho tlmo until tho Lord conic b 11 For It Is written As I live Faith tho Lordovery knee shall bow to Mo and every tongue shall confess to God This Is from Inn xlv S3 and In also quoted In t Phil 11 10 Inasmuch as there Is but ono I to bo our Judge for tho Father hath com mitted nil Judgment unto tho Son John v 28 and hath appointed a lny In which Ho will judgo tho world In righteousness i by tho Man whom He lutth ordained whom k ITO hath raised from tho dead Acts xvll 81 It surely becomes us to bow to Him in every thought word nnd act nnd let Ills requests and decisions settle everything S 13 So then every ono of us shall give account of himself to God Every mans work shall lx made manifest and every man shall receive his own reward accord lila to his own labor I Cor III 8 13 The epistle Is written to all Jho beloved of eGod In Homo called paints anti the upon tie Is calling their attention In this part of tho epistle to tho handing in of their ac counts as tho Lords stewards at tho judg 4 ment Reatof Christ where If I understand It none but tho saInts shall appcnr Com ovparc I Thcss Iv 10 17 and I Cor xv 28 wlth Hev xx 5 0 i ill Let us not therefore judge ono nn otiieVany more but judge this rather that i no man put n stumbling block or nn oem f ilon to fall In his brothers way Only tho Lord who can rend tho thoughts of our hearts Is capable of judging our conduct correctly lie shall not Judge after tho sight of His eyes neither reprove after tho 5 hearing of Ills ears but with righteous ness shall Ito Judge Iso xl 0 4 But S while wo are In some things tq reserve judgment wo are to try tho spirits as to What wo hear taught for if wo bid god speed to a false teacher wo nro jwtrtakcr with Him I John Iv 1 II John x 11 14 I know and am persuaded oy tho Lord Jesus that there is nothing unclean of Itself but to him that estecmoth anything to bo unclean to Aim it Is unclean ThoItopic especially before tho apostles was that of eating or not eating certain kinds of food verses 2 8 In another I epistle it was that of keeping certain days as well IM that of rating and drinking 17 I 15lDut If thy brother be grieved with thy meat now wulkest thou not charitably according to low Destroy not him with thy mont for whom Christ died Lovo does not say I can do as I please If oth ers do nob like It that is Apt my affair I will of deny myself an innocent enjoy ment because they do not like It That Is the self in us which talks that way Love cccketh not her own and endureth nil timIngs Even Christ pleased not Him self Rom zr 8 but ever sought tho glory of God and could say I do always those things that please Him spoken Is Rood for my health and I need it and tHo doctor prescribes It and therqls not jag against it Well bo It BO Happy 10 ho that condemneth not himself In that thing which ho nUowcth but have it to thyself before nod verso C2 nnd do not cause others to stumble 17 For the kingdom of God Is not meat and drink but righteousness and pence nnd joy In tho Holy Ghost As ono compnnytordrinking but a right relation to Ood our neighbors nnd gursclvcs Peace and joy como by believing chapter xv J8tlmtIs by receiving Him John I 12 who Is our righteousness and peace I Cor I 00 Eph II 14 All food and raiment neces sari for us nro rondo sure to us in Him Math vl 8188 18 For ho that In these things Ecrvcth Christ is acceptable to God nnd approved 4 men Acceptable or well pleasing to God is the main thing whether men ap prove or not When wo pleoso God tho people of God who are themselves right will surely approve Others may condemn But consider Him who endured contradiction of shiners against Himself lest fobo weary and faint Itch xii 0 No one cnn Loos well pleasing to God as Ills Beloved Son and mil treatment from men mast bo good enough for us John iv 18COJ Let us continually servo tho Hv Ingjand truo God and wait for mil Soitfrom heaven and nil will bo well I 1 0 10 10 Let us therefore follow alter the things which make for peace und timings wherewith ono another not peace at any price regardless of tho right sr wrong of it but tho pence which Is of God and In fellowship with tim Prince of Peace Even Ho said I came not to sendc peace but a sword Math x 04 And IIe wko of trouble oven In households for 114 sake Vfo are to preach peace to live pcaco andto seek the peace oven of our cnejhlcs but it must Loin fellowship with Christ und never apart from Him 20IIFor meat destroy not the work of God All things Indeed arc pure But It Is evil for him who entdh with offense In ivcrso 15 we had Destroy not him nnd hero it In Destroy not tho work of God In Eph II 10 wo read thatdIvO nro ills workmanship In what sense can this bo destroyed It cannot refer to th j loss of tho soul for no truly saved soul can eycr Jtcrlsh John x 27 28 Hi Ifl nut as the judgment seat of Christ Is tho place of judging hero referred to where only the saints shall appear to bo judged for their works as believers I have no doubt that I Cor Ill 14 16 helps us to un derstand tho destruction hero referred to 8lItis good neither to eat flesh nor to IiIik Tlner nor anything whereby thy brother sEtumblcth or Ifl offended or Is mnddwenk o also I Cor vlll 13 I Thl is certainly very self denying lino of life unnecessarily but thX vholo question of our life ns Christians Is focused In self or Christ unto myself or unto Him Unto tho Lord is the only oowcct motto and covers even our eating and drinking fcna 8 and I Cor 81 OFFICIAL CALL For Republican State Conven lion to Nominate Candidate for Clerk of Court of a Appeals The official call for the State Re publican Convention to be held in Louisville Tuesday August 10 1897 at 2 oclock p m jar the pur posq of nominating a candidate for CleIcos the Court Appeals and other business was issued Stir day The various county committee are directed to order conventions or primary elections in their re ctiye counties to snlc t dele gatesjfa attend said State Con vention at such times Ind in such manner as they may deem best Itr I u CHRISTIAN tU EAVOH topic Tor the Vtei lUclnnlnc Juno SO- CummcutVj Kor 8 II Doyle Tone Our lro IITV Lepers a timiwranco ttJploOclI Iv Q1S The family Is tlle of the most blessed institutions that his survived tho taU of man No nainrs ore dearer than fa ther mother husband wife AntI no ties in Ufo aro slrciiRcr than tho ties of home But family tics nro not limited to ono fireside nor do tho duties of lifo end nt tho thresholds of our own homes Tho whole human race Is 0110 family tho family of God God is tho father of nil Jesus Christ is tho brother of nil nnd nil men nro brothers Time father hood of God nut the brotherhood of iiinu are equally taught in tho word of God Time world rscosnizes tho duties that vro owe to thaw who nro members of our immediate families but often it does oct go beyond this It seen no reason why a Christian iu America Bhouhl bo interested iu nn inhabitant of Africa or of China lUll feel impelled to do nil that can bo done for his moral nun spiritual betterment It sees no reason why ho should bo interested iu tho poor uufortuunto who lies fallen by tho wayside as n result of intemperance mid Khonld try to give him helpful hand to a better life Tho world ordi narily answers Cains question Am I my brothers keeper in tho negative It says that every nina ought to keep himself that if ho cannot take care of himself ho deserves to perish that every mans brother lies as munch as ho can do to korp himself But oven tho selfish world under tho influence of Christian ity is coming more clearly to recog iiizo the claims of common universal brotherhood Christianity teaches clearly that man is his brothers keeper that ho does owo duties to every other man in tho universo who needs his help and whom ho can properly help Tho common brotherhood of man makes this the only true answer to Cains qnostion All men are brethren in Jesus Christ This fact should make every man interested in every other nina and willing and nnx ious to help him in every time of need Tho common interdependence of man should also enforce this truth No man lives to himself in this world Every ono depends more or less upon some ono else in life Nor does ho know though ho may be in what wo call self support ing circumstances how soon tho tido may turn and it may bo ho who will need his brothers help Could ho ask it could ho expect it if ho had not as slated his brother in lila hour of need God touches this fact His word makes it incumbent upon tho strong to help I tho weak tho rioh to help tho poor tho I successful to help thb unsuccessful tho fortunate to help tho unfortunate In short in every sphere of lifo God teaches that every man is his brothers keeper und moreover that Ho will hold him responsible for this relation to his brotherBiblo Readings Dent xxvii 18 Prov xxiii 2083 Math x 42 Lukox 2037 xvi 1001 Rom xiv 123 xv 18 I Cor viii 113 Cot ii 21 II Cor xi 28 20 Gal v 1315 vi I 2 0 10 II Pet i 5IL- Serving Others Tho old conception of personal Chris tianity was that it meant hardly more than securing onos own salvation This was its principal aim Being of spirit ual use to others was involved but was secondary in importance But now tho purpose of service to others has assumed tho greater prominence and it is hold that tho surest way to secure ones own salvation is to spend oneself in loyal ef fort to win others to JCBUS Christ Tho personal aim is not lost to sight but it is pursued from a new point of view and its relation to other motives is nl tered This result has come about as tho result of study and imitation of Jesus who coma not to bo ministered unto but to minister that is to servo Congregationalist The Truth of Christmas Considering the interpretation of tho ordinary and tho extraordinary in tho truth of Christmas what n sense of rev erential estimation for Gods tremen dous mercies overwhelms tho religions Boull What now fire is enkindled iu tho old conviction that tho ono thing which makes lifo worth living is His relation to us nUll ours to Hima relationship BO astoundingly actualized in tho word made flesh iRev Joseph Tracey Opens a Feth For All They should own who can administer they wtyo hoard and conceal not hey who tho greater proprietors they aro are only tho greater beggars but they whoso work carves out work for alLRulphWaldo Sljurcl Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TilE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION rlrtl man 700 a m second mass and ternion 930 1 tn Rosary Instruction and benediction at ijo p m every Sunday A M Coenan patter CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundavtcliool eveiy Sunday morning from jjo 10 1030 Communion service following at 1040 Iraycr meeting every Wednejday evening Services Stet and tliliil Sundays in each month R V OME Pastor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evenlngand Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sundayckool at 930 a in O S Edwards Pastor M L CHURCH Services lint Sunday each month morning and nl glit Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school at 130 p m C HALL Pastor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services ever fourth Sunday morning a d night by IT Clieny Pailor Prayer meeting every night Y P SCIIRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 at Assembly Hail- GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third Saturday night and everyTuoodayovening The basis of representation in said convention shall be one delegate for every 200 votes or frac tion over 100 cast for William McKinley for President Nov 3 The representation in the following counties upon this basis will be as here indicated Cald well 8i Christian 23 Crittenden 14iHopkinsLean 5 Muhlenberg II Union jj Webster 7 1 Free For All ffeWithout moneyyou cango to thc Tennessee Centennial and international Exposition any timqy u like Read TilE BEES greatoff and go to work Arc you a subscriber to TIlE DEE You sliquld be u MAGNIFICENT OVATION Tendered the President at the Tenncsse Centennial Exposition A GREAT MULTITUDE PRESENT a 0 Speeches of Gov Taylor and President McKinley in Full NOTES OF PRESIDENTS DAY SpecialThealone or Tennessee or Kentucky but from the United States of America to help celebrate Presi dents Day and Cincinnati Day at the Tennessee Centennial The crowds were record breakers and the registers showed how widely distributed were the homes of the multitude of visitors They came from every state in the Union These have been eventful days for Tennessee and the South and the many courteous and deserving and gracious things said and done by distinguished visitors and by the spokesmen and women for the Exposition and the State have been brotherlylovefeel a stronger bond of sympathy with those of time North and East and West and a firmer conviction that nothing can defeat our national prosressII President said this of the Cen tennialI been astonished at the extent of the Centennial and tbo excellence of your Exposition I came expecting to see a State affair On the contrary I find it a national enterprise of which any State might be proud In fne the Centennial is a gem and at night a peifecl dream The procession was imposing and everything on a scale befiting the dignity of time occasion Iloster of the Party The hotel register shows the party lo be as hollows The President Mrs McKinloy Mrs Saxton Mrs McKinlcys aunt Dr N L Bates the Presidents physician Mrs Dates steward of the While House maid Secretary Porter Mrs Porter Secretary AlgerMrsPostmasterGeneral Gary Mrs Gary the Misses Gary Secretary Wilson Mrs Wilson Hon H Clay Evans Germ Char H Grosvctmr Hon Joseph P Smith KepubhcslfaslerSmlth SecretryAIgcrsAs the party reached the Ex position and neared the Auditorium the bells in the tower of that building chimed out a welcome in music most appropriate through brazen tongues which had not spoken before and the band at the processions head marched by the Auditorium playing the sweet familiar strains of those Southern tunes dear to our hearts Old Kentucky Home Sewanee Riv er Dixie The party filed into the immense building at 12 oclock and the ten thousand people who had secured seats arose to their feet and cheered and waved handkerchiefs and hats until all were seated on the stage and macs orchestra came to the rescue with stirring strains of musicSpeeches were made by Presi dent Thomas for the Exposition McCnrtySenator Bushncll of Ohio and President McKinley The two principal speeches of the day arc in full as follows Oov Taylor1 Speech Mr Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen With uncovered beads and patriotic pride we welcome the President of the United States and all who accompany him to the warm throbbing heart of Dixie It has been whispered abroad that we have too much sunshine in time South and that its effect is to render the people lazy and thriftless It is believed by millions NorthIernorates our honored guests shall see today a complete refutation of tne soft im triumphsofevidences of OUt activity And some of them who saw our ruined country thirty years ago will certainly appreciate the fact that we have wrought miracles If they will only look they shall bo living witnesses of the victories we have won The grass now grows green where but a few years ago death sat on Ihe ale horse beckoning the blue and the gray to the opening grave and roses now bloom where heroes bled In this land of battlefields and monuments in this land of memories touchingas the soldiers last tear on the bosom of his manhoods bride in this land of beauty and of sorrow where the white tents of armies once shrouded the bills new cities been have built in a quarter of a century and this splendid industrial Exposition which is a prophecy of our glory and power in the future now bios soms like a beautiful flower In the track of war and tis a token of eternal peace and brotherhood between the two sections Tennessee clasps hands with Ohio today and the North and the South are one and if operable Mason and Dixons line longertbolowed up the best and bravest sons of the nation Time has closed its bloody ups and now it is the red scar of honor across the breast of the Republic which marks countryWohope that every hour of their mingling with our people may bo as sweet as a song and delightful as a glass of sparkling wine expositionsTheythe bouquets of civilization the are the gardens and the only bloom in the most caUght ment centers of the world They deserve nationsbecauseand good will men I congratulate my State and the South and the whole country upon the fact that the ruler of the greatest nation in the thelandothers who are distinguished In the bytheirpeople and the development of our wealth have stolen away from the patriotic pil piningformusical Southern progress and see thesal vallonof the Lord- I pledge them the honor of Tennessee that while they remain in our borders the tariff question shall ba outlawed by our hospitality and the money question shall I doiretatsI I 1c11 Hft1 t3t t 11 t 1 111 111c1I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY II itINCORPORATED fi Miners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE IIa i General Office Earlington Kentucky I I BrA rtcl Offioess itis n r 342 I i V Kentucky Memphis Tenn q v ff A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind iVl oie elJei Agreratta JOHN T HESSER Hauscr Building St Louis Mo J W S BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago ill I-111 r1 I- IE THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL C If For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mrnes Screens and Tables itiIi I BRUSHKpJKK FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNBBE8 i Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER iif one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i I ASK YDiR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1i 1 tt liiht Iii 1 IiiIi Iii 4b11 be strangled by our courtesy Anti when they depart from us we will pin upon the lapels of the President and each one of his party a sweet Forgetmonot The President Speaks The President said Officers of the Ten nessee Centennial Exposition Ladies and Gentlemen American nationality compared with that of Europe and the East is still very young and yet already wo are be ginning to have age enough for centennial anniversaries In states other than the original thirteen Such occasions are always interesting and when celebrated in a prac tical way are useful and instructive Com bining retrospect and review hey recall what has been done by state and nation and point out what yet remains for both to accomplish in order to fulfill their high est destiny This celebration is of gen eral interest to the whole country and of special signifigance lo time people of the South and West It marks the end of the first century of the State of Tennessee and closes the first year of its second cen turyOne hundred and one years ago this stale was admitted into the Union as the sixteenth member in the great family of American commonwealths It was a wel come addition to the national household a community young strong and sturdy with an honored and heroic ancestry with fond anticipations not only of its founders but faith in its success on the part of far seeing and sagacious stalesmenin all parts of the country I am justified in saying that these anticipations have been grandly realized that the present of this commu city of sterling worth is even brighter than prophets of the past had dared to forecast It The builders of the state who bad forced their way through the trackless for eats of this splendid domain brought with them the same high ideal and fearless devotion to home and country founded on resistance to oppression which have everywhere made the Anglo American name Whether it was the territory of Virginia or that of North Care lina mattered little lo them They came willing and eager la fight for independence and liberty and in the war of the revolu don were loyal to the standard of Wash ington When their representatives served in the Colonial Caro lina they choseI knowthe great name of Washington for the district in which they lived and at the close of the revolution sought to organize this territory into a state to be known as the State of Franklin in grateful libmago to the name of another of its most distinguished palroit commoners Spain had sought to possess their terri tory by right of discovery as a art of Florida France claimed it by right of cessation as a part of Louisiana and England as hers by conquest Hut neither contention could for an instant be recog nized Moved by the highest instincts of selfgovernment and the loftiest motives of patriotism under gallant old John Sevier at Kings Mountain your forefathers bravely vindicated their honor and gloriously won their independence Thus came the new stale which has made a Wonderful history for itself Tennessee has sometimes been called time Mother of Southwestern Statesmen It furnished us the immortal Jackson whose record in war and whose administration in peace as time bead of the great republic shines on with limo advancing years Time century has only added lo the luslro of his name increased the obligations of his countrymen and exalted him in their af fection Polk and Johnson also were products of this great state and many more heroes of distinguished deeds whose names will come unbidden lo your memo ries while I speak- Tennesseeans have ever been volunteers not drafted patriots In 1846 when a 400 soldiers were called for 30000 loyal Tennesseeans offered their service and amid the trials and terrors of the great civil war under conditions of peculiar distress and embarrassment her people di vided on contending sides But fouJhtCearlesslyNow happily there are no contending sides in Ibis glorious commonwealth or in any part of our common country The men who opposed each other in dreadful battle a third of a century ago are once more and forever united together under one flag in a nevertobebroken union The glory ofTennessee is not alone in the brilliant names it has contributed to history or of the heroic patriotism dis played by the people in so many crises of our national life but its material and In dustrial wealth social advancement and population are striking and in their growth and development Thirty 790hadClosclvapproxlfhng a k- In 1860 were small and unimportant in 1890 had reached 72000000 in value while its farm products now aggregate more than JGzoooooo annually Its river commerce on three great interna tional waterways Its splendid railways operating nearly 3000 miles of road its mineral wealth ot incalculable value form- a Splendid augury for the future I am sure no better workmen could be found than the people of Tennessee to turn these confident promises into grand realities Your Exposition shows better than any words of mine can tell the details of your wealth of resources and power of production You have dona wisely in exhibiting these to your own people and to your sister states At no time could the display be more effective than now when what the country needs more than all else is restored con fidenco in ItselThe Exposition demonstrates directly your own faith and purpose and signifies In the widest sense your true and unfailing belief in the Irrepressible pluck of the American people and is a promising indication of the return of American prosperity The khowledge which this beautiful and novel Exposition gives will surely stimu late competition develop your trade in j crease your output enlarge your lipId of employment extend your markets and so for all it cost as well aseventnallyray and encourage State prideMen and women I seeabout me from all parts of the country and thousands more will assemble before the Exposition is closed Let ourselves and let them always remember that whatever difference about politics may have existed or still exists wo are all Americans before we are partisans and value the welfare of all the people above party or section Citizens of dif ferent states we yet love nil the states The lesson of the hour then Is this that whatever adverse conditions may temporarily impede the pathway of our national progress nothing can permanently defeat it Notes of Presidents Day President McKinley cheered hcartily when macs Orchestra played Old Kentucky Honfe TilE DEESIfstalf correspondents had seats the best in the house where everything was seen und heard to the best advantage and reviewed the Presidents party at close range as they brushed by going to and from the Auditorium stageWhen General Thomas spoke of the White House astm the mecca of all politicians the President smiled as if he knew Gov Taylor had not spoken three sentences until some ad miring constituent in the rear of the house yelled Talk louder Bob The audience laughed the President arid party smiled and Bobtalked louder Mrs McKinley was unable to go in the procession and arrived later during Gov Bushnells speech Her arrival was the occasion of another ovation which cut the Governors speech in two The President very gracefully met his wife at the foot of the stage steps and escorted her to a seat besidchiinsclf where she sat with her sweet happy face beaming with satisfaction at the honor ac corded the President A beauti ful boquet of roses carnatiops and ferns tied with red white and blue ribbons was presented her by the women of the Exposition A hickory walking stick was presented to the President cut from the old homestead of Old Hickory near Nashville At the Womans Building in the afternoon there was given a reception to ladies only and the crush was trcmcndubus Some of the guards said many women in that crowd should have been foot ball 11tcrsThe heat was intense and several ladies fainted and were taken to the emergency bas pital near by County was numer lIlyrepresantedAmonr those present were Mr and Mrs M Cain and son of Mortons Gap L Mr C H Bourlaml and mother Miss bailie Farnsworth Chas Cowell Col Jo F Foard Geo C Atkinson Paul M Moore and wife Jno T Barnett Mrs W R Coyle and little daughter of Earl ington Miss Melon Morton Miss Ailccn Morton the Misses Hen dricks Paul P Price of Madison villej Barton Crutchficld of St Charles W S Barnett Jnp Man gnim of Monitou pur oloted iiens All couimnniciuoiM ant nutlert of news per Mining to lila column ihould ba addressed in iCto ALtxAXDit Batlmclon Kr ZION A U I CHURCH Service every rooming n it oclock andevcntngat 7 oclock Sunday school at gjo M m G 11 Walker pastor IfT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath al n a m and 7 p m San day school at OTO a to W W roster pastor There was a grand time at Mortons Gap Sunday There were a good many Earlington friends went to Evansville Sunday There should bo a committee in Earl ington toseu if we cat get our graveyard cleaned off There are weeds as high as ydur head Let some one see to thai Mr J T Thomas of San Francisco gave the people of Earlington a grand talk Tuesday night Rev G B Walker preached at Mortons Gap Sunday Mr Torn Uidford was at Evansville Sunday Kev Wm Foster returned home from Central City Monday Come lothe Heading Room tonfgbt and see what I will do The greatest orator in this town is Scott Morton Who saw the fight last week when one man went over the back fence at the rale ofai There will be a grand lime at Hopkins yule next week The Est rn Star will give their first banquet onjune 24 All the sisters are ex peclcdlo come and make this grand Mr Ed Klllebrew has gone to Evansville to play with the college boys Some of you ladies should think before you speak You should respect those who you meet on time street- MORTONS GAP Big crowd and big time Sunday Good preaching and good praying was the order ofthdday Rev G R Walker D D acquiled himself nobly x Who was it that said we could not has a basket meeting Earllntfton Norloaville And While Plilnswero well represented Rev Merriwealher was the happy man Collection tn sod the spiritual collection was 1100- Duty before pleasure was time watch wordThe names of those who furnished bas kets aro as follows Mesdames Maggie Ugh Queen Griffin L Green Annie demons Caroline Williams Settle Vaughn Kittle Johnson and Louisla Brusher Frank Taylor and family have moved back lathe Gap Time members extend thanks to all who contributed toward making the meeting a success i Mrs Charles Greens two- sistejs were visiting here last week We failed to get the names of the visit ors BO many were they Rev Hayden mada a name Sunday The choir suit liped ils well earned rep utation On 10 thIiansInAuguitARLE9 Rev Darnell the Uipifet pastor writes c0 that his wife Is very sick at their homo in Henderson Rev Silvey preached the annual set mon Sunday Henry Mthtm hat returned from Hop MnsvillrHaltia Yates who has bern hero for several xvreks left yesterday Miss C has been all smiles since U Martin put in his appearance Miss Uetlla Lruter of Earlington is visiting her sister here Several Greenville people attended the the annual sermon Sunday Mrs Cook and Mrs Wingo of Dawson were in town Sunday Mrs Sharps sister of Hopkinsvitle is with her at this writing Several people from Nortonville were in town Sunday Oliver Ferguson has recovered from hula recent illness Mrs O Austin left today for Hopkins villeWm Peltie did not care to go lo church Sunday Guess why n L Teague is expected home soon The Womans Friend I know from my own experience that for ladles ofa constipated habil there Is nothing to supply the placn of German iJtver Powder Mrs J P Meneness1 Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver trouble and JennieGreenFriends advised me lo try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I had relief before I bad taken ono bottle It did mo more good than all med pbyslciansMrsJohn 75 to SIOO Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid in an excellent school work wjiich is now being placed in every county in the United States Call on M M GILMOUR General Agent at Dawson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock Box 344 Nashville Tcnn TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOBA i AND ST LOUIS H RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT I By this line you secure the Maximum of Comfprl Satisfaction at the Minimum of Expense Anxiety Uother and Fatigue If you are going North or West be sure to lake this line THROUGH SERVICE Doth via New Hollow Rock Route and time McKenzie Koule between Nashville and Memphis making connection at Memphis with all lines to and from Arkansas Texas and the Southwest PUUMAfo PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Memphis and Kasliville on night trains Nashville and Chatta WashlnillonBaltimore Pl5rdailyMacon and Tiflon Excursion tickets on sale during season EXCLUSION TICKETS On sale at reduoed rates from all on this line and connection 10Nastivilla and return during the continuance of the Ten n ssec Centennial and International Expo upontlckelagentrJ L CrfxQNsoN Sou Past Agic Nash yule Tenn S E HOWKLL Pasl and TkkcAfCbrp- ub and Market Sts Chattanooga WiL TicketAgent Q TwoThroughTratnsDallY Running Pullman VeittfeuU Steeping 1and Dining Car Nashville to Chlca- cia HOURS NASHVILLB TO CMICAO- OKEWORLEASSAFLORIDASPECIAL t Ltavea New Orleans Dally al 1103 n oa 1 I 1 VULNHR Nuhvlll at 730 liiiThrough Utilfct SI plflkT Can irons New Jli CHICAGO NASHVILLE LII TEDII Leaves Nsshvllla Dally at 710 p m Pet d taH d Information address P P JEFFRIES Ocnl PaMefler Aleet BYMVU lad D II IIILLMAN Unl oulhrn AfMtt- Nashvlll Tcnn S t ROGERS Tray Passenger Apat Atlanta 1111 L d N RAILROAD TUB GMDAT THROUGH TRUNK LINI hwtwecti liii nit ICs Of a Cincinnati Lexington LbuissVilki Evansville St Louis And liter cities ot U Nashville Memphis MOltgoanet MoMIn nnd Nrw Orleans VjLtiiaIt CIHIlnhta ANI SIKllD UNUIVALKD I SHORTEST Am QtJCKmTfOU7E From St Louis KvansyiIe and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH S A THROUGH COACHES k From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct con ncction WITH IOIXMAN PAlACE CARS For AtlaniaSavnnnnhMacon Jacksonville and Point t 1 IN FLORIDA Connections arc matte nt Giitluie t and Nashville fnr nU points North East South mdWcst In Pullman Palace Car- sEMIGRANTS Seeking homes on thin line of tls road w receive speciallow rates See agents of thin company for rates routes fie or write to C P ATMOM O P ft T A Louisville Kentucky GROVES l- i 1wb S TASTELESS CHILL TONICIJUSTASCOOD i WARRANTED PRICE GO CtL- 1ALATAIUsUOV6liFirUMedtelnoCo Ht loull Mo J meniiemenVO POIt last year lmObathos a OittVEH rAsTFLlc4 ChIlLS sraJ ban boualit three crou already thU rear lnllcnir x IqIuricwC or Is yoara In tho drug tmilncM have Dot Id on artlelUbllUlYI au locUon U your Tunic Yours truly AJlllarO4R CIao JTRADN MARKS OEUONS 4o tproabl11 euulhioutiai UitsL actiiey fraicuri IIIr iaueis I In rIalnloIpoclalljOUco tu tbo AMERICANSi ifetany year tUOUK UN IATwm MM free iuijreu MUNN ic CO 1111 Ilosdssy Icmv Yolk I BEN T RO 1NS- ONDRUGGIST Morton Gcip Iftccex1t1tc11cy s Always on harida fullandcpmpIeteftocVof DRUGS AND MEDICINESPiitRv FUMERY and TOILET ART QLE3 PAINTS AND QILB o 1IYIClSANSrRSC1IrTION J4a CAIEFUIEY COM1OLINIIED sfc a J O B Wb X k ti Will rcccjvc protpt atten tcsitftltilshcd WantednIderinitiMoasi they bIoii wealth Write JORM WOlRt8Uk5l OOPsilstAiIurWaekInsou fl 0 fOr i ue oag i raw 3S 15 OflRoWUit fII wamiSad tT I i q C p lt r r J I 1 5Ui t t fr i 11 tt APV r ITJf- t TQ e SUPPLEMENT J A f 1 T J Y 1 r Ili 4 BEEfr j t C 1rkIiln s innntfDe1144 i0 1 T ALLIraCINCINNATI 9V rteIr nb WESTouea9a11i1 0eGGb16 111aa I I 1 tar ua p rte arvnvtpre pccu paciLyS t NashvilleThrows Open Its Gates and Welcomes VhiIf toirnu e a n the lisJtos With Old Time Southree- nter h j l flrucq oern Hospitality tl rUtntat lUll Ipc t J f Vu J j 19 qLlltlwt a Y ulalyeeel J11 c 4tMItMMeeecEMeeNJ TBinrri Celle 01 yl rwas Nr y crop rte BLESLvBEuTHE TIE THAT BINDS tub POOl h I v 1i tiirl j r1 l YJRrLLntctie DDfDIIIOGGfJGGOOc H + 01 Jtrel pee Wus 0 r L4Jt Wrlpr I Something r VoUtthe Enterprising Metropolis of Ohio and Its Sister Cities =Fraternal Feeling Between Ohioans and Tennes II ir ijwipit Ut ci i vji + seansOhio at the Centennial t I uafr a + P w11 pa oYY ly wBaD919NltsD G68GG0006t a vl wuaole Liy I I j If a thousand etBBcnsrveraec ft lb1e for use Nashville would gladly boom them In a routing welcome to Clnclnni tl and the people of Oblo todyandjf thousand bells could at one and the same tlmo be set to ringing Nashville would gladly ring them Dut that li not possible nor altogether desirable 10 Nashville simply walks forward and put out lls hand to Cin cinnati and to all Ohio visitors saying with all the cordiality of the oldtime South Howdy do air Walk In and stay awhile d Those may not eiaetly be the word the Individual Oblo vliltor wilt bear today butlbaCs certainly the pint of the greeting But word would be trifles tight a air and empty of all lentlment and tee line If action did not give them weight and foundation wtaereforeho ictlbWot the people of Naihvllle will be found entirely consistent with their word and every thing possible will e doue4lo diy ItTa practical way to demonstrate the friendliness that Nashville feels now has always felt and ain will ftellor ClnelunaUVddthe great State of which It Is the metropolis S When the project of the Centennial wall broached and Nashville began to think of outside aid among other cities It first thought of was Cincinnati for Na hyllle and Cincinnati hue been In such close business relation for to many year that i Use enterprise and promt of onllJlure to excite the sympathy and Interest and the assistance it necelliry of the other In all the expectations that Nashville had of Cincinnati so far as Ile assistance toward inedtnttnnlaf U concerned there Jus been no disappointment Cincinnati ba more than done her part for the Centinnlal Not a building on the grounds but contains Iomt exhibit 6f Cincinnati arta and Industries In the Cincinnati Building the taste and liberality of the M people It represents is eloQUeStlyporti t yed In architecture and finish Around that building today Clnclnnatlan and Nash tIUlaou will gather andsfakVbanlliiwlth a sentiment of sociability that permeate even the business relations of the two cities O6 f Jfo p ifc and Its peoples I I J The energy and splendid business qualifications of Cincinnati tI citizens Is appreciated whenIt1s shown that Cincin nail has more than double the number of Industries and more than double the number of Industrial establishment In proportion to population than jChlc ago Detroit Louisville Cleveland or probably any other city on the continent Nearly tor third of the pppullpnjpJ joj producera and the city la the paradise of labor having the cheapest provision mar Vet and the lowestTests lu the Unlt4 States A larger proportion of employe owntheir own homes In Cincinnati than iu any large city In the world and Itpoisesae many thriving building associations The following fact concerning Cincinnati Industrial pursuits will be of Interest Manufactured products of equal grale are produced and sold cheaper ttmre than elsewhere she Is the leading Iron market on the continent produce more Iron sate and ku the largest Iron pipe works of any city In America she Is the oply great market on the continent for cabinet and other hard woods an ffra she Is the greatest market on the corn nent for tanned leather her saddlery and harness product Is double that of any other city she hits the largest tannery under one roof In the world she has the only white btjilzit fob rV iUrVrt she has the Urgent tobacco commission warehouse In the world she Is also the greatest whisky t arrIIhe has the largest breweries and storage vaults fortythree In number the largest market for J hops the leading a pr Uarjitt In the West pioneer manufacturer of trade furniture In the West the second larrest elethlnc manufacturing market In the United States more vehicles told there than elsewhere the largest manufac turer of cigar boxes and cigar box material and has the largest veneer mill In Cincinnati wood working machinery first originated she Is the pioneer manufacturer of laundry machinery and one of the largest and best equipped pumping machin err establishment In the world she ha the largest plsylns wd manufactory In the world 10000000 packs annually In 1ibCincinnati ti the largest school book publishing house and the three most extensive music publishing houses centre eYtttt education and art Cincinnati Is second to no city of like size In America Herf As a oicilfture Music Hall is the iata et In JUnetfiu endowed by the munificence of her great philanthropist Reuben n Springer Here aro held the worldfamous fey Festivals during which the foremost musical genius of the entire civilized world have par The Cincinnati College of Music Is the finest endowed Institution of the kind In this country and her conserva 1tortes of mulc are unsurpassed The Cluolnnatl Art Museum and the Art School in connection with It are the prldo of I the citizen and elicit the admiration of strangers The public school of the ally hue a widespread reputation for the Jdtlloroughneu of their training and the progressiveness of their methods In no direction has educational work suffered neg lest and every movement Instigated forllio advancement of educational purposes Is heartily econded by the local presa and + tho citizens The climate of 4bU municipality is agreeable and healthful and Its sanitary sewerage and drainage systems r WW prolrr jpOare perfect v Cincinnati U singularly fortunate In having a press fearless enlightened and public spirited The Cincinnati papers U art well known a i re itflFJMil over Among the chief attractions of are its theatre concert hall and zoological garden Thu hospitality of the good people of Cincinnati has been heretofore tested by Nashvllllan and power bun found lacking Today the honors are j Nashville and to Clnclnnatian the freedom of the city Urextendel 1 t Ohio and Her Other Cities f v nncc 4 v s so much for ClnCln t u C e remembered that there are other metropolitan clile 1Jthe sovereign State of A61o Cleveland on Labs Erie Is one ot the finest cities In America It is the home ot many m iffooalrea arid la noted for Its beautiful thorougbfareaP J r aanufaturlns centre and ha some of the largest Iud best equipped Iron and steel mills t Iu this country = I Columbu the cap tal orthe State Va progressive city Important as a political and business centre The population ie about 125000 It unnetblfd city In the State Columbu la the second wealthiest city In theUnton per capita The Scloto and Hocking Valleys are two of the richest In the country and Columbus is their main shipping point The city does a large coal and Iron mercantile end manufacturing business The shipping facilities are the very besthavjng fifteen railroads radl sting like spokes of a wheel to all parts of the country Is II J Springfield le an enterprising town full of energy and vim and Is certain in a few years to becllrn a fclty6f large popol- i tlon It Is a manufacturing centre her manufacturing Interests numbering about 100 factories grVtrg employment to i bout 6000 workmen It bas four big railroads C C C diSG L Big Four P 0 C St L Panhandle NrY p jj Q- CNypano ridthe dhlo Soutiern It li the headquarters of thitnanuftctura of agricultural implement and the homo of the preleiii Oovernor of the State Gov BusSnellr v Dayton U a beautiful city oYatfout IdOOM inhabitant The manufactqrp g Inter at Is very diversified consisting of car J lateraa hat the great t6eWfferailY tirolrll a- Y 11 panleildriTttheIr unequaled water power jjj JJlr I lj iii 1 + J I I Ii d Ui 1 r f- i M pgayna aenbglY ait b11rwl e reo plaer 1om tA wow it 1tmSeca ker 1 tmaaltth- much I a work nn account oar 4heatChlcagd Wneawardcd U+ drag suck as ate sold by re l wt LI tz 7 jiY 9 Jt l LOI 1 H l 11i f- YI Y Jr jftf nbpf jI IL JT1119T I MI- f f r TC t111ldi r t ranl + rJ 1 1 oj t 19- J 01 ir r a lit i lI + Ile ru ft 1 Ii j rII F S J t Ifo 11 l- r f 1 I A tl t t I 1 I f lY FlQIVi P llfi 1 Na r M 1 U i1J 1 t iIIt ii v J- i i v oj c L i I f s I 1 I I i I cr 1 III 1 sa n1 iilV of CINCINNATI BUILDING JEP b TENNESSEE OENTENNIAL- y nkW1 MR FRANK A LEE The KewlrKlectrd President nfthe Manufacturer t1iof Cln cJnntlI The genuine coimopoltan Cincinnati business man occupies unique placo In the commercial rations of this broad country and he Is n most Invariably congenial to bis brethrenthe South who like to do business with i m He has the energy and the enterprlst of the Eastern man and the fondness fdi good fellowehlp which is synonomous wit the Southland Such a typical Cincinnati n In every re spect Is Mr Frank A i a who was recently elected President f the Manufac turera Club of the Queen 31ty which represents much of the great Health Industry and push of the commer tat Interests or the mlehty Ohio metropo a The Manu facturers Club of Clnclnii I Is one of the strongest and most eomjact commercial organizations IntJie Unled States and everything connec eij with It is conducted on a high plane In selecting its members treat care Is taken to receve only capable broadgauged allround nen ot the first burIn en and social qualifications who will command the confidence of their home city commend thrmselvej tp commercial men from every directionsnd attract trade to the Cincinnati marke along with Its many powerful competitors throughout the higher compliment could have hecn conferred uponi young business man In Ohloll metropolis han his election to the presidency of tht Manufacturers Club with the vast and varied Interests which it represents and hlch reach out mid ramify the commercial arteries of both hemispheres Within the last decade or two Cincinnati hoe Increased her trad with Mexico Central America Australia poutb Africa and Europea markets amiU Inply and to keep a rectrd ot the time and to direct and stimulate this trade as well Ira that among her trends and neigh bar th lies brought her brst men to the rrpnt many of whom are of young buoy ant blood dad ot Jnddh Hable industry and tact MG Frank An Jeo IIof this rerltable type Ind he Is ta fng especial n terest in the great nnd Interesting Ten lIeastl Centennial and is qllt everything in his power to promote a brilliant display from this end ot the 1iand to bring the people north of the phlo and their Southern friends whp art their social and tmslnea neighbors In closer relations and enduring alliance Mr tee has been a loading ApiritIn building tp trade with this Southern State lie It tie President of the Everett Piano Compnrof Boston MMS and of the 3tn lurch Company at Cnclnn V New r IIIId Chicago one the 1r est musical pibllshing and In tnlnientaLl1ou lntlf world This trm bad a Plfn 1ia at the Atlanta gspodtlon which cost J3S000 and which llclted lh ofethou sacInndioPefb estaljllsh oflermcgaR ni 4 9 r a l J rAmerce Qf 1110 Congo I a a 1i is4l1a measured m CHARLES B MURRAY Superintendent Cincinnati Chant her of Commerce Interviewed on the Commercial Relation of Cln clnnatl WIIU the South Selfishness Is one of the distinguishing traits of human nature It la often a guiding element where Its presence Is not recognized and not suspected But selfish ness deeD not govern at all times nor In all actions An exemplification of this Is found in the doings of those who have cong celved and Into form the Tennessee Cenfennfat imposition Tobe acre the plea bits contemplated thoglcriflcationoi an event An the history of a great State But this plan and Us execution means an unselfish effort and service and much of Individual sacrifice to accomplish that which Implies not only the celebration of- an historical event but an Illustration of the notable advancement made In civiliza tion and In Industrial development and progress In a great commonwealth The people of Nashville and of Tennessee i who have joined hands and contributed of their genius and energies In this work are toot laboring for Nashville and Tennes see alone nor for that portion of our coun try known as the South for all they do In this great effort counts for our entire court try every portion of which necessarily shares In more or less degree every benefit which such enterprise unfolds and makes available- It Is therefore with a full sense of In terest that all other States of our country recognize this event In Tennessee and this may be said of Ohio with IpeclalI emphasis for this Stato and Its mercial and Industrial centres have long been In close relationship with Tennessee and the South The prosperity which baa rewarded the efforts of the good people of that region has contributed to our own wel fare and above all the cordiality of send ments which has prevailed and which exists In high degree between those whoso homes are in Ohio and those who are located In Tennessee and elsewhere In the Southland Is an Inspiration for coopera lion In all that Is promotive of human welfare and progress All of Cincinnati especially appreciate the great work which the men and women of Nashville and of Tennessee and of other portion of the South are now ac complishing In the Interest of the people the promotion of prosperity and for the fame of our country We congratulate those who have made this great Exposition possible In the suc cessful achievement of that which their hopes and plans bavo contemplatedan achievement adding glory not alone to Nashville and to Tennessee but likewise to our entire country CHARLES B MURRAY COL EP WILSON rc iOJUn1tnloner Cincinnati Freight Bureau Intcr lcwod on the Conl mcrclnt Relations llativeen Clrif clnintl anti the SontlUIIe Speak In the Moat Glowing Term of Our Gzponltlon Sal Col Wilson A few weeks ago I bad the pleasure of visiting your great Exposition at Nashville in company with a Cincinnati delegation composed of the most active members of the Manufacturers Club the Optimistic Club and tbo Com mercial Club and though we had read much of the great undertaking and every critical mind among us was keyed up to the highest pitch of expectation yet It was the universal verdict that Deholdl the halt has not been told It would De a worSLiof sac D ero g all0n and possibly futilo toundrv take Install to recite the jmpresstoniot surprise and apprqvel which toyed utter anee from all lips and the peopled otixjajt j t SOittil run 1 o n r1ieI q ss dtlciope- r rheumatism anti rheumatic rover1 Ball THE CC C1SILL R1 RIOfBiGEOIJRROUTE Ptloo 5r The Grand Trunk Line Oonneotlng thie Northihlo 1 and the South In an Interview with Mr G 0 McCor mick Pessenser Traffic Manager of the Dig Four Route in relation tq the varied Interest of that lino in connection with the South through Us Southern terming Cincinnati and the following very complete descriplionoftlio lino WU ob rained nod whlrh the of the South some idciot this wonderfulrall road property r The a C C Stit Railroad or nitI- s penerally known the Dig Four Route as an Industry Is one of the greatest corporations of tho Middle Western States Inter secting the greate States of Ohio Indiana and Illinois with Us lines spiderwebbing these States in all directions the road lain a position to be able to feel the pulse of tbi general business which Is being done by aU mercantile concerns The lines of this great system extend north and south between Cincinnati and Chicago Louis rllle and Chicago Cincinnati and Denton Harbpr Cincinnati and and Detroit Cincinnati and Sandusky Clncln W E 0 McCORMICK natl and Cleveland Thus it Is that Big Four Route Is the grand trunk line con nectlng the North and South through the two great gateways of the Ohio River Again the lines of this system extend be ewccn Peoria and Indianapolis and Spring field Rt Louis Indianapolis and Cleve land St Louis Indianapolis and Clncln natl Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Co liirabuf and Cleveland making the line a most Important factor not only In the affairs of commerce but of Industries of all kindsSome very Interesting points may bore be noted The Dig Four Route Is the centre of the furniture manufacturing In terests of tho world The line between Cincinnati and Chicago Is completely dot ted hiougbout Its entlro length with man ufactories of this kind The division be tween Indianapolis and Denton Harbor through the great gas pelt Is Identified with the pUq fgaes and American tin nispee and Nashville and tho managers of the Exposition are to bo warp ly congrat ulated on their truly grca and marvelous work i You ask how a more Intimate trad aie latlon can be established between Clncli nat and the South My reply Is this The geographical 10 ration of Cincinnati there being from here a readier and speedier access to the most Important distributing centres of the South than can be possibly obtained at any com peting point makes the Interchange of commodities both desirable and practical Our magnificent systems of thoroughly appointed railway lines are unsurpassed and connect our factories with your ware houses without break ot hulk within an average time of transit not exceeding forty eight hours to the most distant Southern WPfcl 1 Jn r The freight rates uprJhey and a rp articles are BO at practically nQmtoky i t t- ijmier ls ope adjustment howaver Ioduhoujdtk Arranged uponjmois moil witI tf It c 5 1 tI Yl eo s4 e4y zlealirtfe nnd achlllvlni jJland8IIwith Lockland Middletown Franklin Ml nmlsburg and their paper mill Industries pfirst from Cincinnati Then comes Day ton the Gem City with diversified men with ufactories supplyingworld world ears lintIISIron wo kJ working + Cincinnatiliest 81macbnery Blwllhof aCoalmen lie extent on the line ot the Big Four In Indiana and Illinois A stretch of ter elton on the line of the Btr Louis Cairo I and Peoria Division furntshestoal t10nal Interb riBthethe world The Wabash College at Craw fordsvllle 1s one pt the oldest institutions P R IRbrightesteats The Purdue ette has turnlshrd many brilliant and pro UL T GIPauwWesleyan University There are ited colleges of more or less fame throw On out the entire system CU No particular mention need be made of 1 Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago St bfLouis ColUmbus Toledo Detroit as these Coiithe greatest cities of the West A very Tznpprfaani fact tbeDlg Four must bcarln mind on accountof the pe culiar situation of tl 1lnek is that no dt i ntariffwhich thju line passes ot the onlpany have constantly In mindDugb the of conditions a brougblbetQ11IIthe public notice as con aregolllg on MonthImprovementslant after month th train service is Improved IrC with nycllrot the very latest patterndI lookedUmcThe pawnger carefully andthe poople are given the is In that money pmost palatial will buyQulck and perfect train ervlclIle assured freight traffic and pC handling ol merchandiseandles mean fea In ture Th thanygreater number of loaded cars tion a any othe1 line inth a section or the United States Limited fat freight trains are a C Union depot facilities feature on all divisions complete throughout the entireare IYltem and the trains of the Big Four 0tralnsJluethe worl betwoen St Louis In OSpecial CinclnnalkCleveland NeW i York and Boston Jh Cincinnati S Columbus Llm SI lied between New York andBoston TheMWbHc CltySpeclalbetween rInulanapoll and lgo 11 Sdlrlmnationand f rlhettheprlncplC1 local and competitive territory between ceateIIls the caee w theIhould Central Shore and Dlf York t Rallroadll who recogale loca territory Thisjmuc- h NewIwill no doubt take place in the near i Cincinnati has strenuously laudable purpose which shethe had ESaccomplished of breaking I bar rlersto commerce I am con vlnced that our effective work would be aided and supplemented by a lightenedIThe diversity ot turn Is unequalled In proportion to pop ulatlon ty any city on the face of ibe j globe In many bran hfs of wblrh he jfleads over all competltora as to quality and the commodities are produced on the most extcnelvolltalo t She Is ableto supply almost every hn bo mnn want and she ran tatlsfy the most ftI 4 I capricious whim and the most fastidious u- tute C 1 jIprogressiveY II the tirelessgaol or yomentate more agreeable rnd advalltaieogatrade a t relations pit SSfnShis c snd the ral Solithi ThV etnber represent majsy J t tlelllmillion of dollars s 1 1 t r Fi t h t J jt1 j rrt tin Ind1O IF b l The model for Joel Harts vw t 0v J r4 j 2 SPECIAL CINCINNATI AND OHIO f EDITONJI i THE JOHN CHURCH COI Of GINCINNATI 1 h Always Cordially Welcome Their Southern Visitors i 1 i THEY ARE THE NE PLUS ULTRA N In the Musical Line Capturing the Gold Medal at Atlanta by Supe periority of Thetr Goods MANAGEMENT IS PROGRESSIVE fAnt nnterprUtnir nnd Ipcllffht in ShfMrlnir Vliltom Through TfHtfir Magnificent Jtiiolo Empo rium While They He main In the lion r 11tbIe Qhlll City 4 Ii j The large numfcer pjjjs rs Wbo fre quented the recent Atlanta Exposition were singularly attracted by the magnifi cent display of the John Church Company of Cincinnati Ncw York and Chicago a house of worldwide reputation The ar rangement of the exfilEltwfti both unique and costly the company expending In that direction the munificent sum of 25000 Much Interest was manifested by tho Vii itor In the worldfamous Everett piano an Instrument capable of almost magical expression from the sat test dulcat tones to the deepest notes of great volume and force Tile compass and quality of sound In thla excellent piano aro most eatlsfsc tory a circumstance duly attested by some of the most celebratedooncert performers The EveretfrpUno one 0f Ihe most pop eoular of the htghgradelnslrunients in this country is manufactured by the Everett i Piano Company at their finely appointed a factory at Boston Mass the capacity be- E lug 4000 pianos per lear At the Worlds k Fair Chicago theCyerctt obtained tho i highest award and took the gold medal at the Cotton States and International Exposition In Atlanta in 1S95 It II regarded as ah Instrument of superior and brilliant tone qualify supremo durability and highest standard of workmanship thoroughly reliable In every respect and containing all the latest Improvements One of Its main features is the celebrated Plectraphono attachment by which harp mandolin and zither effects can be pro duced at will of tho performer by a mere touch of the middig pedal The output of the factory Is controlled by the John Church Co of Cincinnati one of the most renowned and responsible concerns In the trade with branches in New York Chi cago Atlanta and Chattanooga In addi tion to these branches tho Everett Is han died In large numbers by dealers of the bust class who in the language of the trade make It their leader The South Is a lIne field for the Everett nds of wellsatisfied purchaserifieiKcjCotit Richmond Charlotte Au Ma con Ocala C attanoogaA2fphtvIll Mont gomery Annltton MobUq Birmingham Louisville VIcksburg flak P1fXother Southern points ateit Ute I of the Everett In short tHe Eerfttt Is nq crpted as the standard bk all veilposted musicians In the Smith ante oj A to the popularity of this 1I1 n9 Jedit Js duo to the able and efficient management of Mr Augustus BoIL of Augusta da tlJusruaDI rL John Church Co who has solo charge of thoSUthern trade Mr Dealt has had a wifld and extensive ac quaintance In the soUth havingbcen for years the manager of the largest piano and musical house In the South lie Is a native Georgian and a most genial and cultivated gentleman Though atlll a young man Mr Beall possesses all that courtliness of manner for which the South irti gentlemen st thoTbld Bcboqwere famous and the Jplmj Chjirch Company van be congratulated on havIng so popular a lieutenantTho further exhibited guitars mandolins etc of superb qualities and the most artistic construction as man ufactured by The inpril Company of Cincinnati Aa InterestlDCfeattJro of this display were aluminum violins a novelty which Is attracting much atten tion and has elicited much praise In the art world Eugene Ysaye attributes to them particular qualities Ant equalled by other Instruments of the same class This magnificent exhibit was duly award Ad the gold medal In every branch which 1nncsscc CentennialMI and Inter hospita lanai Exposition any time you I honors the bouse may add to numerous others secufrcd at previous exhibitions Atlanta and Chattanooga are almost rl vat Attributing points for the John Church Company goods In the SoutbIn all there are six branch houses of this MUMMOtb commercial enterprise located at tlH rest convenient distributing points LeIPsclontaavMvth with the minutest anl most Tqapeemts of an advanced mechanical f tfcc raprpwo achievements of which an auto settceshie to art purposes TZe Jeha Church Company historically 4 tM from the Arm John Church vthlch was wtablUhcd In Cincinnati In the year 1JW Tho Arm of John Churca k Co was a later tVvetopreent which was succeeded In ttM year 1SSI by the present style of firm the John Church Company tho cap ital stock of which JIJSOOOO ts an ample provision for the most extensive and elaborate efforts which the trade of the house may foster The parent house and Its branches are magnificent emporiums where everything Is sold pertaining td music The publishing department of the house Is one of the largest in Its line The growth of the company has been steady and progressive from Its incipiency culminating In the present commercial sue cecs which Is conducted upon the most extensive plan shedding the rays of Its In flucnce to the most distant points of the compassThe house situated In Cincinnati occupies a palatial commercial structure of eight stories and subcellar affording about 68000 square feet of well lighted room located on Fourth street the tech ionable boulevard of tho Ohio metropolis Mr Frank A Lee President of the John Church Company possesses every attribute of the progressive man of today He Is a firm believer In tho great possibilities of his city as a valuablo distributing center and having fathomed the Southern trade In his especial lines he considers no efforts fruitless which might further cement the relations between Cincinnati and Southern sections All visitors to Cincinnati should therefore make It their purpose to pay the John Church Company a call during their stay In that city and view one of the hand somest musical exhibits In the world which will prove not one of the least Interesting sights they may witness during their so jiurn In the Queen City of the West AMERICAN BOOK CO1 School Books and the Ten nessee CentenniaL One of the features of Cincinnati Day U the list of textbooks as published bythe American Hook Company ct Cincinnati For years this company and Its predeces sore Van Antwerp Bragg Company and Wilson Hinkle Company have been known to the teachers of the South as the publishers of the most widely used text books In the country What school in any State does not know the series of reading books by Mcduffey or flays Arithmetics or Harveys Grammars or the Eclectic Geographies or Robinsons Arithmetics Certainly onehalf of the men and women now In middle life received their first in struction from the pages of these books The American Book Company branching out as the educational needs of the day demand not only keeps its list of standard books thoroughly abreast of the times but is constantly adding new books In all branches of common school high school and college work to its catalogue tarhlch now numbers over 2400 titles from tile ipelllng book to the calculus r The mineral wealth of the South received Its first prominent recognition In tho Eclec tic Barnes and Swlntons geographies Me Gutfeys readers have always contaIned the speeches poems and stories of the great writers of the South Robert Young Hayne Henry Tlmrod William Gilmore Sums and many others are found in the pages of McGuffeys readers The educational awakening of the coun try Is not confined to any one section nor are the methods ot the schoolroom of the Iast West North or South and the American Book Company has drawn its formidable list of educators assisting In the preparation of Us various books from every State In our country At the same time It cannot be but grati tying to observe the part which our South ern authors are taking in education nor the recognition that Is accorded to them among publishers In the American Book Companys list we observe among Virginia authors In ad dition to McGuffeys readers Miss Mildred Cabell Watkins whose little work on American Literature leaped Into Immediate popularity Uncle Remus Joel Chan dler Harris of Georga publishes Stories of Georgia through the American Book Company Prof J IL Musick of Missouri has Stories of Missouri and James Lane Allen of Kentucky has Stories of Ken tucky nearly ready In the same series Another Kentucky author Is Hon Josiah If Shinn whose History of the American People is used in many of our scho3ls among them thoso of Nashville Prut Ihlnn by the way has long been Identified with the public school system of Arkansas where he recently held the office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Two of our Nashville authors Prof 3sskervlll of Vanderbilt and Prof Sewell of the Fogg High School have on the list of the American Bcok Company an English Crammer on historical principles which Is considered by competent critics to rank with Whitney Swett and other masters Of Maryland authors the company has two books by AV R Creerys Georgia Is again represented by President Lyman Hall of the Georgia School of Technology prod dent Halts Algebra U widely used in his own and other States Mrs Virginia Waddy Palmer ct Virginia has a successful work ou rhetoric And again of Kentucky au thors should bo mentioned Miss Kinkead laughter of the late Judge Klnkead whose History of Kentucky was published last year These are only a few of our people noted In a hasty survey of the companys catalogue Wo observo In the same examination over three hundred new textbooks which have Veen IcsUed since the formation of the company In 1S90 and a circular recently Issued shows nearly threescore addi tional new books In preparation for speedy Issue This Is a record of wbbh any homo fqn well be proud We congratulate tjils house on the company It keeps and our Southern citizens In recognizing cntemrlse and public spirit p THE CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY ti Of MUSIC This Institution was established In 1S67 In tho history of music In Cincinnati the Conservatory of Music stands as tho first organized school of art modeled after European conservatories In a spirit of conscientious ambition the founder and present directress determined to offer an artistic education on a par with the best Eurorean schools Three things aro necessary for the per fect efficiency of a music school a dIe tinct consistent method In all the depart ments of art a largo and varied faculty of musicians prepared both by natural gifts and by culture to present their special tics and thorough straightforward bust ness methods combining energy and tone sight In the case of the Cincinnati Cons natory of Music we have a conspicuous Illustration of the solid and brilliant sue cess that crowns such a combination of excellencies Despite all the changes In tho evolution of Cincinnatis musical history the Cin cinnati Conservatory hns continued to grow strengthen and spread The vocal department has always been under tho Immediate supervision of Miss Clara Boor herself Of her method It can bo said with truth that slip Is In the beat sense ot tho words artistic original and consistent Her method Is that of the old Italian musters who brought about the golden ago of vocal art modified as It must neces sarily be to cope with the wider demands of modern composition and the changes of style which have been made from epoch toepochThe department has always been equally consistent having placed as Its cornerstone square and solid based up on the bedrock of eternal principles a clear technical system from which It has never deviated The public can have only two criteria for deciding the methods of a school viz the artists concerts and the students con certs which It gives In both which reoI spects the Conservatory has been Indus trious and highly successful The pupils concerts of the Conserva tory are of the highest order of merit showing judicious taste catholicity In the selection of numbers Infinite patience In the development of technique and a deep poetic Insight Into tho highest significance of music The Conservatory Is complete In all Its departments piano voice violin theory and composition chorus classes organ ensemble classes find all others that make up the curriculum of studies In ft most comprehensive plan of teaching A complete course Is also arranged fQr all orches tral instruments under the most compe tent Instructors Much attention Is paid to the subjects of elocution and the Ian guages Students aro also carefully prepared for positions In schools colleges church choirs for tho stage concert and oratorio Thousands of students have been brought under the refining Influence of the divine itrt through the Conservatory and many have accomplished notable work In the realm A largo number of them are sue cessfully teaching In Institutions In almost every State of the Union The Conservatory building Is one of the handsome edifices In the aristocratic res- Idence portion of Cincinnati and Is sot fjciently commodious betides allowing am room for all school purposes to afford abuhclatttfr of space for the accommoda ton of young ladles who come from a die tance and desire the privilege ot a refined homeIn providing a boarding department for students the Conservatory differs from ell other schools In the city and such a safe guard for young ladles pursuing a course of study while absent from home cinuot be too highly estimated corIof the finest locations to be found in Cin cinnati has that all Important requisite a 1It location and one that II easily accessible There Is no musical institution In America where Influences of re finement and home comforts together with the advantages ofII city known as the seat of art are so completely blended CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MUSIC The College of Music of Cincinnati was organized In the year 1878 after having been munificently endowed by Cincinnatis celebrated public benefactor Reuben R Springer The college Is an eleemosynary Institution and Its entire Income Is devoted to Instruction and cultivation In the art of music and accessory studies The stockholders of the Institution are privileged to hold only ono share each which at tho death of Its possessor reverts to the college and Is transferred by the vote of the Trustees to some prominent Cincinnati citizen The high financial standing of the otochholders at present representing not less than I60000COO and their acknowledged musical zeal afford a substantial guaranty of the present and future solidity of the college To impart thorough Instruction teachers of national reputation hnve been chosen among tho talent of the entire music world To maintain the high standard of the Institution and to entourage to the fullest extent true talent the Trustees wisely en terre rigid examinations as to musical qualifications on the part of all applicants for admission to the college Irrespective of political religious national financial or social considerations- In the session of 189598 there were enrolled 70S students of both sexes who came from all parts of the country and who upon their departure will no doubt like their predecessors exercise a salutary Influence in their respective homes In all musical matters the advantages of which cannot be overestimated The large number of home talent which tho college Is constantly developing will within a short period furnish sufficient and excellent material from which to choose teachers for our musical schools thereby entirely dispensing with the foreign Importation Tho reports as to the Southern talent represented in the college In the past an4 present are most assuming Especially Is this truo M to vocalists The climatic Influence on the vocal organs Is universal The favorable conditions of temperature prevailing In large sections of tho South have produced some sweat singers tho vibrations of whose melodious notes have thrilled large and appreciative audiences The College of Mutlc of Cincinnati ex ercises such a widespread and healthy In fluence that Its encouragement should be universal and no effort should be spared to spread Its merits broadcast thereby contributing to Cincinnatis deserted Fame as tho Dayreuth of America For many years the Trustees have de to secure 4 gentleman as musical Director of tho college who should have the proper qualifications for that posi tion They had almost despaired of suc revs but two years ago theIr attention was specially directed to Mr Frank Von der Uucken whose reputation as a conductor and composer was International In him was found the remarkable combination of qualities which the management of such an Institution requires qualities which ire possessed by few persons on either ild6 of tho Atlantic His services were secured for a long term of years and h- oI noWl as dean of tho faculty of the Col lege of Music and director of the Cincin nati Symphony orchestra doing a work for music In America the importance of which cannot ho overestimated tion nntl were EDEN PARK SCHOOL Eden Park Sehbol conducted by Mme Fredin Is located directly opposite Eden Park among beautiful surroundings In the healthgiving atmosphere which char acterizes the suburb of Cincinnati Mme Fredin has bc ln ctgsgcd In this educational work In Cincinnati for thirty years and ranks among the most successful ed ucatora of the country Mn planning the course of studjf the example of tho lead- Ing colleges baubeen followed and special attention has been given to the elective system so that those subjects may be selected which are best adapted to a pupils ahlllty or to bel tiIure Yorlt Dy careful direction the pupllls thus fitted to enter college with a mind trained to studious habits and a character such as to receive tho highest culture Mme Fredln has chosen associates who possess not only scholarly attainments but also wise qual ifications which are essential to refining Influence on the morals and manners of young girls In the family for such tho boarding department Is French Is spoken exclusively evenings are devoted to French conversation games and plays Tho pupils thus acquire a proficiency which can rarely be obtained outside of France The ad vantages which Cincinnati otters for musical development are widely known and resident pupils may have the benefit of tho many concerts and recitals which are given every season by the best musical talent that the world affords Those pupils who desire may avail themselves of tho ad vantages of Instruction at the Art Acad city which Is In the Immediate neighbor hood of the school although not connected with It The number of pupils admitted to the school Is limited In order that each girl may receive that Individual care and personal attention which are so accessary In the development of mind and character Tbo small number of pupils gives to the school a character of exclusiveness which draws patronage from the represen tative families of Cincinnati The school Is not sectarian and the pu pile are encouraged to attend tho church recommended by their parents who may eipect for their daughters that thoughtful Influence which properly belongs to Chris ian home I THE ART MUSEUM AND ART ACADEMY The art Interests of Cincinnati centre In these twin Institutions conducted by the Cincinnati Museum Association In the twentyacre restnation in teautlful Eden Park on the hills northeast of the lower city level This art school is doing as ef fective work as any in tha country In de veloping American art students of whom 450 attended it during the year just closing Especially liberal aro its provisions for life classes there being five dally In tho afternoons are classes in composition Illus tration design frtlstlc anatomy landscape study and chins painting Then there are departments ot sculpture and wood carv- Ing The number of teachers engaged Is eleven The Art Academy of Cincinnati Is thus equipped for art education Further more Its tultlos fee of 10 a term Sep tember to May or June to August Is tho lowest In the ccuntry This Is made possi ble by large endowment which aro Its main support The excellent training afforded by the school I tuition fee and the ex tremely low cost of living In Cincinnati attract each year many students from the South who find tho climate here lees rig orous than farther North or East The Art Mut urn has but one equal In the West Its lare collection of paint togs sculpture and objects of applied art of all kinds at freely used by students and are open o tho public at a slight charge for adm islon Tho permanent col lections are su plemented by special ex hlblts from me ith to month throughout tho year The visitor to Cincinnati may consequently b sure of finding always something new t the Museum in addition to the Inexhau Ible material of the per manent collect ins Being only twelve minutes ride b electric car from the city pottotflce the luscum is readily accessi ble and Is a de ightful place tor the visitor or the restden to while away a chaucu hour The be atlful surroundings of the buildings and the extended views from Item cannot fal to arouse admiration Tho whole setting 1 admirably adapted to Im press the cultut of fine art as a corrective recreation to o r commercial civilization THEAUl WIBORG CO1 Printers Ink of ToDay In highclass printing the quality and accuracy of th result are both Imperiled by the use of ncertaln materials Leav log out of the jjroblem the skill necessary printers will cognize the factors essen tial to good wcrk as four In number the printing surfa4e paner press and Ink Each of these 14 dependent upon the other and of Importance as a means ot producing the hsrmonlom whole and each has pro gressed In qua ty with remarkable speed In the last two decades The earnest lrort of many Inventors have placed punting machines upon the market on whth work of any character can be enclI d and the ceaseless ex periments In chemistry have equally en ergized the Cells of paper and Infc manufacturing No more artistic printing has ever been dbn than Is now sent out by the leading establishments of the United States and tiE higher branches of the art are encouraged by demand for work of a character that would harp beencon sidered extra rdlnary ten years ago There Is hovever much remaining to be done the gc leral average Judging from specimens rccr ved still falling below the standard of mcjlt Many printers continue to Illustrate tho futility of attempting art printing with insutablo material Espe daIly In use ct Inks Js It noticeable one cheap color otten o1 what otherwise be beautiful effect With no chemical knowledge whatever they at tempt to mix their own colors and then wonder why the product lacks brilliancy or bomogencothnets For fine wotk It Is Imperatively neces sary to use tjie best and most carefully prepared InK obtainable ink that shall bavo the quajltles of permanency brill iancy and color that will dis tribute freelfirad not smear that will havo such amafllnlty for the paper that It will dry i st Immediately upon It and still rcI I moist upon the type or rollers thatIA act shall be proof against the destructive Influences of time and chemical rca ents and shall never lose Its color One of the largest establishments In the world fot tho manufacture of ftn- eprlhllDglnksboth black abd colored typ pgrnphlc lithographic Is that of the Ault tc WJboit Company whose extensive wain factory located at Cincinnati Ohio with factorle and offices at New York City Chicago and St Louts If you uso printers Ink of any send to the Jult 4 Wborg CompanyItlndI specimen boo s and prices and for fuwnatlon pertaining to printing inks I iveral ladies fainted taken to the emergency hoIRev LITHOGRAPHlNGAS ART The Henderson Llth graph ing Company of Cincinnati The Designers nnd Printer of the Beautiful Artistic Colored Expo sition Fosters Which have At tracted the Admiration of Millions Front Ocean to OceHnThc 1m jirensloni of nn Eminent Southern JurUt Who Vlnlteii This ijnor inline IMnnt by n Special Invitation of the 1resldcnt Mr W D Hen demon Seated In the lobby of one ot Cincin antIs hotels was an eminent Southern jurist en route to Washington fresh from the Nashville Exposition tor which he was full of the most enthusiastic praise and when approached by your reporter he de dined to talk or bt Interviewed on the political situation saying ho was out for recreation and not business Ho said however I have experienced today for the first time In my life a sight of tho most Interesting exhibItions of lithograph log and color printing I met a most genial and Intelligent gentleman on the train a Mr Henderson tho Iresldent of the Henderson Lithographing Company who Invited mo to visit his plant and when I learned that this was tho company Which had designed and executed those beautiful colored lithograph posters which the Centennial people aro using all over America and Europe I was most eager to see the modus operandi of this art so after breakfast this morning I strolled around to their place which Is located on Sycamore street between Fourth and fifth and Immediately on turning Syca mon street my attention was attracted by their large sign Thu Hcnderwm Litho graphing Company Successors to the Henderson Achert Krcbs Lithograph- Ing Company which was conspicuously placed across a large sixstory building that Is entirely devoted to lithographing aud the printing art Upon entering the establishment I was most cordially greeted by the President who took great pains In showing mo through their magnificent anl enormous plant where the finest work known to the lithographers art Is turned out I was first shown the designers stu dio where a number of artists were engaged in creating and painting Ideas tor Urge advertising posters These gentlemen wero drawing their completed designs on different stones a wonderful process which I shall not soon forget There were a number of hand presses taking off the Imprcslona pf the different colors Used In this wonderful art the whole to be blended In beautiful colors and tints according to the number of stones used In the printing which are afterwards placed upon steam presses and the magic of artistic effects which were produceJ by these processes was simply wonderful to me The noise In the steam press rooms was almost deaf ening to my unaccustomed cano each press being adapted to a certain lass Qt work such as show cards calendars potter pamphlets and different kinds of high art stationery A large number of girls were engaged In tho manufacturing of calendars novelties etc In fact everything known In the lithographers art la exquisitely and artistically turned out of this mammoth establishment Their countingroom wu filled with a busy lot of clerks and the rattling of the numerous typewriters Im pressed me that this was a very busy spot In fact I look back upon this mot Inter satIng visit and wonder why an act f miniature lithographing plant like that of the Henderson Lithographing Company vas not In exhibition at the great Cen timnlal Fair for I regard It as not only OLe of the most Interesting but one of the most Instructive exhibits In the art of printing that could bo made ROUTE TO EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION Tho fact that the Epworth League del egates from Tennessee Kentucky and Oblo have completed their transportation arrangements and have definitely selected tho route to be traveled to the Toronto convention next July a tow remarks de rcrlptlve of the country traversed will no doubt be particularly opportune at this time Our readers are all more or less familiar with the topography of the country contiguous to Cincinnati and for that reason we shall assume to have reached tho In tenor of the greet Buckeye State and are comfortably seated In a luxuriously cush loned sleeping car attached to one of the fast express trains on the Now York Chi cago A St Louts Railroad more famil manly recognized by Its nom do plume the Nickel Plate Road From a point fifty milts west of Cine land the tracks of this railroad parallel Lake Eries shore and tho cool breeze from this mighty freshwater ocean stun ulate the traveler to a keen appreciation of the Inspiring panorama spread out be fore him The fleecy white clouds re flecting the glories of bright summers day form a glittering background to an Im posing scene Whltewlngcd messengers of commerce ladened with cargoes from the upper lakes glide over the billowy surface and add life to the waters broad expanse Far far beyond the horizon whord the blue of sky and waters meet Is our British neighbor the Dominion of Canada Tho right of way of the Nickel Plate road parallels the south shore of Lake Erlo from Cleveland to buffalo passing tnrough tho great Euclid and Chautauqua grape belts where from the car windows on olth r side of tile tracks can be seen Immense vineyards laden with their purple fruit The Nickel Plato road touches the cities ef Ashtabula 0 Erie Ia and Dunkirk N Y and on that line south of Drocton Junction Is tho farfamed assembly grounds on Lake Ohatauqua Twentytwo miles beyond Buffalo tile eastern terminal of the Nickel Plate Road II Niagara Falls too well known to need descriptionThe decided upon by the delega ion of Epworth Leaguers affords an op portunity to enjoy tho advantages of a vis It to both of these famous attractions and Includes a steamer rIde across Lake On tario from Lewiston N V to Toronto From tho standpoint of a traveler Intimately familiar with this Interesting section of our country I feel members of the Epworth League should be congratu lated on the happy selection of this cpm blnatlon of routes forBs I understand the situation rates were guaranteed AS as via other lines and the patural ges of the Nickel Plate road and Ilow connections made it the much pro line to tho convention city rwafcger tw VlaMttf 6V he VinttMWnay Were they nesses hayden mi1 a A sttlon THE LION BREWERY IN GREAT EVIDENCE- AT THE EXPOSITION The AVorldnenOTrncd Won JlrevrorJ jtJlliredbycent Display of the AVIndlnch llnhlhnuiier Brewing Co In the Commerce Building Excels Their Ucautlfal Display at Atlanta All throughout the South the name of Cincinnati and Beer are synonymous and this condition Is largely due to the excellent brin of the Lion Brewery so grateful to tho Southern palate and It Is safe to say that there Is not a hamlet or thtfollowlDIknown Tho Lion Export The Lie Brand Old Lager and The Standard These brands were tho gold medal winners at the recent Atlanta Cotton States and macnillfcentThe success of the present Cincinnati Day at the Tennessee Centennial and In ternational Exposition Is largely due to the great enterprise and strong personal effort of this firm which has taken such an active part In Its promotion In It Is a member of the Cincinnati Commission who has iton much to bring tho Queen City In closer touch with the South The Lion Brewery was established In 18C7 by Conrad Wlnrttsh Gottlieb Muhlhauscij and Henry Muhlhauscr In It was In corporatcd as The WlndlschMuhlhauser Brewing Company with a paid up capi tel of 1000000 Their magnificent and beautiful structure where the brewery Is now located was erected on Canal and Lib erty streets with the frontage of 1100 feet extending over three blocks and within Its walls was placed tho finest best appointed uptodate punt In America with a capacity of 300000 barrels per an num a large portion of which Is shipped to the South utmost care has been ob served In selecting skilled workmen and these men are presided over by the most scientific and practical brew masters to be found In this country or In Europe Tbo pagoda of tho Lion Brewery Company Is situated In the center of the Commerce building and is one of the handsomest on the grounds The design Is Moorish with Its minarets pillars and domes finished In arabesque of white and gold The main corner of the roof Is vmbelllshed with a tower eight feet high topped with a large Imitation bottle of Lion famous Export fleer This tower and the roof and ceiling will be brilliantly lighted wIth many Incandes cent lamps In the tear of the tower stand two costly beer kegs ornamented with liens heads which appear to guard ofIIwill be dispensed by the popular local man agers Diehl I Lord Dlehl Lord also havo an elegant Root Garden near the railway exhibit where the best ot everything to rat and drink Is served It Is unnecessary to say the spark lung beer will come from Lions world re nowned brewery In Cincinnati A Juvenile band enlivens iho scene and there Is a ladys orchestra upstairs to delight tho guests The selection of the best materials and the absolute absence pt any deleterious adulterations have acquired for the Lion Brewery the well merited reputation which It enjoys all throuch our Southland aa well as through Mexico Central and South America and Africa and the writer recalls a very amusing Incident which occurred at the Worlds Fair on the Midway Ilat sauce at the Dahomey Village where a large number of these savages were Indulg ing freely In this delightful beverage They would point at the label on tho bot ties which was a lions had the trade mark of this brewery and asked of tholr Interpreter If the American lions had any thing to do with this delightful and cooling beverage and If so thty would like to take some of the American lions home to In struct the native African ones The Lion Brewerys magnificent ixhlblt In the Com mercial Building has attracted universal praise and admiration One of the most Important features of this mammoth establishment Is Its perfect cold storage system This does not only apply to the brewery but extends to their wonderful system of refrlgeratortng care which are used In the distribution of their beer through the entire South and where their numerous depots are located at all principle points South of the Ohio River A CARD From the A L Due Fireworks Co Cincinnati 0 Our company havIng been awarded the contract for furnishing all the pyrotechnical displays tog the Tennessee Centen nial during the continuance of the Ripe sition wo shall take advantage of the op port unit lei afforded In the many beautiful displays we shall give to fully Illustrate the remarkable progress our compariy bus achieved In the discoveries and applica tions of new colors and effects which we have applied to tho pyrotechnics art and also the wide field of progress open to the fireworks maker and which we have taken advantage of In the Introduction of mechanical devices and novelties which have marked an era In the fireworks business since we have entered the field of this In dustry and in these various new Ideas and appliances that wo hate Introduced wo stand alone and without a rival or competitor In the United States and tho same careful attention In all details In thft general manufacture of all of our product whether for display purposes or mercan tile use Is observed and which has given us the reputation to Justly earned of makers of tbo best fireworks for all pur poses In this country TilE 1 L DUE FIREWORKS COMplY THE JOHN H HIBBEN DRY GOODS COMPY Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions sos 412 and 414 Elm St Bet 4th anti 5tli Exclusive Wholesale Doalors In Foreign and Domostlo Dry Goods Notions and Furnlsfi Ing poods I J i Special Attention 1nfdto Drcis tiootls I n ItQln Laces oo i tlonii LmHcs aria Uclitbi Fttrnlihliip Goods i I IPr t9noteclu fnLI oAti- deul J ItlJ1If f For further information CLIAHuO1of I Took an I mportanj a tjIniResW l r MKINLEYS TOUCH fri I ijIIThfcy let thfl Wheels of the Slnchln r1lIiotlMuch has already been said in these col P umns in relation to the Important part taken by the Triumph Electric Company of Cincinnati in furnishing power to the p4smtiotandupon tuer Investigation we find that thi company has installed a generator of 100 horse power con nested directly to Western Imperial En gine These get atone furnish the cur rent for all th electric motors on thofIT9ifl4iwhiih drives the machinery ot every tho electric current do Ing tho work that would require a vast amount of shafting belts pulleys etc beIsides requiring a largo Increase of power all of which Is saved by this simple I ynamot transmitter The power thus created la most inexpensive and economical requiring no other expense than the nlUalfcost of placlrR the generator In A small Triumph Motor Is used In driving Ul machlnerjr In the Keck diamond cutting exhibit the particulars of which novel ex hibit are referred to at length in another column The SeeSaw which Is so popIlIar lu Vanity Fair Is also operated most economically antI satisfactorily by one ot Uicso wonderful contrivances These len orators and motors have been thoroughly tested by the greatest engineers and ex peril of this country and Europe and have received their most unqualified approval anti recommendation Ono strong feature of this company la I the pride which they take In turning outIthe highest possible grade of work but the very best material and the most skilled workmanship being used In their ifhavomade by the most competent experts ot everything that leaves this establishment This company started only a few years ago I In a very modest way and with a very small plant and the marvelous popularity of their varlQI apparatus has been duo to the aforesaid conditions Two years ago they moved Into their present extensive shops filO613 Uaymlllcr street and SIS to 82 j ifathawxy street which Is considered one 7 ot the best equipped and uptodate planta- In the world They have always enjoyed a large Southern trade and their very popular Nashvlllo manager Mr J M Chester has charge of their magnificent exhibit at the Exposition Their wonderful progress and growth Is a striking illustration of the old saying large oaks from little acorn grow THE AMERICAN HOUSE CLnVKLAftl 01110 Perhaps there Is no hotel In the State of Ohio better known than the American louse It Is an old landmark ot tho city and has entertained thousands of South m guests It Is very centraly located la the heart of the business centre being only live minutes walk from the depot It probably registers more commercial men than any hotel In Northern Ohio IU past rputatUjn for excellence of table and low rates has ben ably maintained by tho present popular and wellknown etouelallc Reynolds and D D UabcockI TIJ ClUS MOSER CO 213 215 and 2I7 Main St CINCINNATI OHIO Manufacturers o- f1iCOOMY cndy1fl1xCd House Pniuts Liquid Carriage and Wagon Paints- Permanent i Wood Stains Bicycle Enamels Conch Colors in Japan Colors dry and in oil Artists Oil Colors in tubes BEASLEY SONS Agents for Economy I 4 Nashville Tonn F Schultze i Cot Noi 128 and 190 tilt 4th Street between Jlala and Walnut Stret cINCIrNATI OHIO A complete 01 all new sod desirable I sruio- bsotPorcelain Glassware Art Pottery nUV and uieful for DnA WINO ROOMS DINING ROOM elfAM II FRS etc rirOur ilt centurys eiUblUbnjont should prove fact tbatye ofer reltlblo goods at the owOat pricesI JIItIa e soUoItdf- t lrt t1 rI fft tt V J I 11 t111S0mC stimatCi Wi IT rr p ry r r 1 SPEOiTI omonostoi AND OHO EDrrioisr 7 3 HICK LRT f r LITHOGRAPHY- ANDi r I FINEST 4 q COMMEROJAL PRINTING t4 8 IIt The StroMdge lithograph 4 ing Company- 1 of Gin H cinnati Ohio I 11 FAMOUS THE w LbOVER For Its Artistic Theatrical lithographs Fine Show Cards Cal endars and Counting House Stationery The Strobrldge Llthegraohln Company U the largest concern ot thtaklnd In the world It was established by Illnei Btro bridge a son ot James Gdrddn Btrobrldge In 1831 There U no firm In any line ot business that enjoys a wider popularity and greater reputation than tala mammoth tttabllihatot lad this reputation U not limited by the oceans or continents The sBormoui output ot this concern has for many years past furnished a perfect net work of business that has entirely encir S sled the worll In its compleleneis Its standard ot perfection In artlstlo theatrical lithographing flne Lbow cards beautiful calendars and fine countlng hou o stationery challtDgnilbe fame of all competitors until now the name of fitro w brldg U synonymous with perfection In the art of lithograph printing This establishment It one of the proudest bouts of the Queen Citys Industries Mr Btro bridle Is a native ot KewYorlc and was born laCourtltnd County New York In 1IJJ llli boyhood was Ipent in Hamil ton Canada gndtn the fourteenth year hot his age be held the position at clerkla his brothers dry goods store In which capacity be continued until 1143 when bt removed to plcJnTUtl where be began truilpns In thp same lino ef tradto but soon afterwards sold out and entered the Mithodlst book coqcern as bookkeeper In 1854 he formed a partnership with E C Mlddlrton mttglnf lpi bo topper plate and lithographing business under the firm name ofMIJaltton Wallace Co In lUll Up Wallace withdrew and the firm r became Slddletbn co Co In Itll Mr HWMleton M SttObgl the firm leaving the entire the hand of Mr Strobrjdge In 1866 the entire plant was destroyed In toe Wko Opera House lIre In 187 Mr Hines Strobrldge organ ized Btrobrldge A Co wttt t capital of 1160000 and In 1SSO tbttirm was te organ ized under the parn9J11ho Strobrldge Lithographing Co with an Increased capl tal of 30000o In 1S3 tVlSTompany erect ed a Urge plant qn Wteft9aoal street be tween cp and Elm Ch magnlllcent- c1 4 JQJO Jstructure was destroyed by lire In 1S87 rbpcnlxliko this coricVrn at ones rose from Its ashes arid erccUd on tIe same site the mOIl completely equipped lithograph plant In the world employing all the new processes and Jbp finest machinery obtain able They soon regained the business and the progress anil growth of this company las been continuous and wbn4 rful until I now It it ijdMt1bVheadpf aIiimiiar es tabtsbm nt n the In this connec tion It may be well to state that Its corps cf ar4s OCF the most eminent to be bad 1 on both continents We arelitlllblt In formed that It has turned out more promi hoOt artists than any other establishment or a stn4dtnghjrtdT- he grsI yng iuporsecot beftrm bu been earn by uniform excellence Jrf work eomttnscj wjth thj prolJ1 vtnesi ao curacy antVtperfe ttyitara with which the bUllnrenrrflflarp managed Kphjnj co Is asLj fraud oT Cincinnati awpplpiatl I pt It nd ay1etrtIe Awards tj o advance f Jot bt Cplp u a nterests always And j a roosf hearty and ubtnIialiUpPOrt from I tbUwUeawakej upjtijjjiaU company 4J il V MeI youneed tbeme144 then 081y THE JOHN SHILLITO COMPY The largest And bentknown dry Roods notloni and carpet bouso In Cincinnati and tho South Is that of the John Shllllto Company The firm war started by the late John Shllllto In W After moving several times to larger quarter to meet the roe quirements of tho constantly Increasing trade the firm of John Shllllto Co In 17 erected Jrj Fourth treet what at that time was considered one of tho mOlt magnificent dry goods estnbllihmtnts in the Wet but In time nven these accommoJatlona became too small antI In 1878 the present palatial building wu completed and moved Into This veritable dry lpoda palace at the corner of Race Seventh and Shllllto 1lace occupied floor space of pvgr even wcs No house In tho United Slates more thoroughly understands tho Southern trade and gives such a particular attention to It They have constantly In the South six of their beet traveling salesmen Uy the strictest and most careful attention to all the detalU of the business cud keeping In constant touch with tho markets of the world they Are always In position to take advantage of largo tales and give their customers the benefit of their vast business experience and low prices Tho name of the John Rhllllto Company It a guarantee of honest business dealing and nohousq In America stands higher today In the business world than It BOHM BROS CO The wellknown firm cit Dohm Droll Co has been conducted by tho father and sgns for more than forty years at the cor ncr of Thlfd arid Race streets Front the very start they have been leaders In their particular IlAo of specialties and today do the largest business through the South of any house In the West having also a branch offlce In St Louis at Seventh and Lucas streets Their trade In men and womens furnishing goods Is enormous In fact they sell everything In the line of dry goods anT notions except fancy dross goods avid staple dry goods This linn Is the only hoUs In the country mak ing and handling a special line of under wear for the Southern markets All of the output of the mills making the cele brated and justly Niptrlor Quchess brand of woolen blankets Is taken by them and tbelr wellknown Eaglq shirt Is the best that can bo made Their hosiery department IK known everywhere through the excellency of their Imperial Ebony and Aurora brands SAMUEL ACH CO This wellknown wholesale millinery house was established In 1SS3 the Arm con sisting of Samuel Ach Gabriel Haas and Perd J Ach In addition to their spacious store at 1J9 Wet Fourth street occupy log seven stories and two large base ments this firm has purchasing offices In Parts at 39 Rue de Tnvls and In Ber lin at 11 Splttleroarkt Having their own direct European connections they arc enabled to show all the latest novelties and styles before any other house In the West They do the largest business here In alt branches of millinery ribbons silks velvets artificial flowers novelties orna ments and garnishments of all descrip lions They cater exclusively to the mil linery trade and carrying such an enor mous stock ot goods their own direct Importations the assortments to be found In their magnificent palace of millinery are always full and complete The repu tation of this house Is unsurpassed and a customer once secured by them Is al ways satlOed to remain one as they make warm friends ot all with whom they come In contact JOSEPH LAZARUS CO I Foremost among the large millinery houses ot Clnclnnnatl Is that Bt Joseph Lazarus Co 145 West Fourth street This Arm baa for more than twentyfive years done the largest buslncts here In millinery ribbons silks velveti1and all lh kindred articles In thl g to ornament and add to tho natural at tractions of tht fair sex Twice over- year their buyers lei abroad to cqpter with the Parts branch ot the House on the Rue de la Vlctolre and secure for their trade the latest styles and novelties They Import direct all the flowers ornaments braids ribbons and everything used for garnishments and make a specialty of velvets and ribbons catering to the mer chant tradesomething not usually done The magnificent and rpaclous establish ment embracing nine entire floors Is given up entirely to their business and it the best equipped and lightest In the city They do a large Southern trade and make the strongest efforts to satisfy the most critical tastes as well as the closest buy ers having customers who have dealt with them exclusively for over twenty five years JOSEPH MEHMERT THIC FAMOUS JBVEICn MAlES A GUAM UISIMAY Dliunond Watch hinge Ullvcr yare Cone Gold Ten Kino VeUaitip lrescus etc Arc Shown In the Commerce tUilldlng at the Teu netsce Centennial to thp right of the main entVance in ha hecond aisle Is the ex hibit of Joseph Mehmert of Cincinnati the largest ImporfV and Jobber of watcfi makers and jewelers supplies In the Unite States Two handsome cablne i niled with every kind of article used by watchmakers and Jewelers IB shown The year cabinet Is taller than the front and U tipped with a gallypalnlid peacock In the tailfeath ers of which are tbo names of the leading goods sold byNJo eph tycbmcrt On each sldo of the cabinets Is a magnificent clock keeping corroct times great convenience by the way tojthe visitors who continually stop to admlro the exhibit so gracefully and arrln ed Joseph MchmertVbudneis houses ore at 439 Race street and 101 Freeman avenue Cincinnati 0 Here manufacturing and repairing of alt kinds Ira dune for the trade and supplies Jtor Jewilers watch makers and engravers shipped to all parts of the Unlte4aut Jewelers throughout the country would do well to send to this house for prices and a catalogue for every thing from a screw to a diamond U kept and money saved on the purchase Small mall orders Just as well us largo ones are solicited and receive the came Immediate attention While at the Centennial do not till to visit Joseph Mehroerle exhibit he most complete In Its line ever seen at any exposition Artistic Stained Glass j i I OJn flIQ PAijr CO cINclryo d C I IIl DISJQN ytiisEi bN APPLICATION a ii t I tqth CWtIlYIN it It tttq1Mil fkeJtOPlare loalnR n I se THgJOHN HMIOK 4 BREWING CO This Enterprising Firm Has One of tne Most Attractive Exhibits v in Commerce Building In the Commerce Building one of the most Impressive and missive displays made Is that of the John Hauck Drawing Company of Cincinnati 0 Their booth Is supported by handsome oak beer kegs arranged in Corinthian styJa On the heads of the larger barrels are placed the trade marks of this celebrated firm In coors the decorations being especially well ex ecuted This Corinthian Ijootu Is adorned wlUh wreaths cf gold and white and In every way Is one of tho moit beautiful and attractive exhibits shown The John Hauck DrawIng Companys plant Is one of the largmt In the State ot Ohio and Its magnificent buildings Its splendid executive department and Its su porter output ranks It as a model brewery of the United States Its President who Is assisted by an able executive is the youngest In yoirs when the high position of tho plant Is considered in his State and born undoubtedly to the profession of his choice The following figure aro significant Six thousand barrels In 1865 70000 barrels In mo 120000 barrels for thtj fiscal year ended July 1 1S9G At Dayton siret and Central avenue Is situated tho brewery taking up betwen four and lIve acres of ground The brewery was remodeled In 1892 when the pres cot splendid brewhouso was erected The capacity of tho plant Is It II seated 220 000 barrel per yesr that ot tho inMtbouse Is 150000 bushels ot barley Slid a gentleman I must tay something atout the brcwhouso ot this plant It cost 100000 and Is always visited by experts coming to this city Mr Louis Hauck personally superintended its erection and not an ex tra was charged up against It I em phatically state that tim plant of tbo John unsurpassedinFlvo kinds of beer are manufactured the lager tho Pllsener the Mucncbencr the celebrated Golden Eagle Introduced In tUG and an export for tottlng These are sold In Ohio Indiana and Kentucky The company however has always catered to the home trade The bottling department was established In 18S2 It Is stated that 10000 barrel are annually placed In glass Thirtytwo years ago or In 1864 one year before the close of the olvll war this business was establtihed at this location The titles are Hauck Wlndlsch John Hauck taken In 1879 tho present one adopted on the Incorporation In 1882 with a capital of 1000000 paid in Louis J Hauck Is tho President of the company P W J Hauck thq Vice Presi dent F J Werner tbo Secretary and Treasurer The remaining directors are Mrs Emlle L Heino and George C Wel mer Said the executive We tellcve In the Encouragement by the Government of ths drinking of beer Ths general sobriety as manifested In Germany Franco Italy Swltierland and Austr a must bo ascribed to tho habit of light wine and beer drink Ing Of the millions of civilized people who drink beer and teach their children to drink It when they require it how few of these are found to be drunkards Show us a sturdier race thin the Germans and yet their fathers and grandfathers before them hue grown oltl aa beer drinkersp We believe that the beer drinker has more resistance to disease than the water drink er During the epidemic of la grippe In ISSO and 1891 the therapeutic value of milt liquors was unquestionably proved The use of alcoholic beverages will undoubtedly continue as long as the social status re mains as It I- sBOSS WASHING n MACHINE CO Manufacturers of tbo BossBanner New Ohampionnnd Standard Perfection Washing Machines CINCINNATI OHIO Fixturesfor Lighting WITH Gas Oil and Electricity Send for Free Catalogue Stating which kind It needed Dodd Werner Co 1416 FourthSt fleet CINCINNATI H A SEINSHEIMER CO 104 West Third Ste Cincinnati 0 I Are 1ea1esfn the tannufac lure pf Bo CloHiingV Thli house hu me do a study In this branch having matred all details of style and ON orlf luatori of detlgni lay particular attention to workniMulilp and guarantee every garment bWrlfig the Perfection label This market peculiarly adapted to the mane yfapttifoof Clothing at many of the inhabitants for fornl penvratlont been identified with thiCloyifnjf Industrie the trade being banded down from purenVto cjillil until like the ol rav ri of ngland it bpi Iu thU city becorai ienou u 7ltegoo4mauuetured b this IIrm Ire sue r eessf ully hu led l ruBbout tbe entire Central WeiUru uud utbern Sfalef J I 1tI 1rll ym ifdlIo Wl1ra J 1 1 snparfllnttt thoVor1da Pair 1 7L DIL8RO CO I 011 11 11 Thetr pVpiay of Choicest Woddpow to Be Seen ForestryijJJilding If jo THE MARfel OF ALL VISITORS IIIU r e1tI VeneeringHoused Lusteaiid Interest to ta Centennial+ In the DulldlnR the E D Albro Company ofllnclnnsll have displayed a most brautlf and choice collection of woods from al quarters of the globe This compajr the largest veneering es tabllshmrnt 1 the world baa here sped mens ot Clrcmlan stripe of walnut quar tered aycamoi plum pudding mahogany curly black alnut butternut burl Cir cassian walnt burl figured rcscwood curly black walnut showing natural growth on onside birdscyo maple En curlybIrchoak figured phogany curly and shady white mahogy figured Hungarian ash etcThese samps of wood run as a rule 6 feet long ti 15 to 20 Inches wide and are tho flncstp be obtained There Is BQlng so beautiful or tasteful to the eye a good woods skilfully are ranged In eltf Internal or external deco ration or sqtantial construction of an edifice be It tmestlo or ecclesiastic Although CVIncatl enjoys a plentitude of great protseach In Its excellence dominating t output of other cities of tho United Sqsthe E D Albro Com pany stand bomlnent In Its department and has addetndurlng laurels to the city of CincinnatiThis been established for so many years d It has bad so many deal logs througha the world being the larg eat venecrlngatabllahment In tho world with posslblyie exception that they need no IDtroducll to the trade For line Ini tenor flnlshlrfor banks offices and rest dences or foroneerlng for piano and fur niture msnufturen buying as they do directly frorrihelr own personal repre acntatlvea In fries India the Black Sea and London Id running their own ships to Mexico ti abovenamed firm saves money to all their customers A tour thrfh their establishment Is a liberal educain In Itself Here can be found the frrant lanaloe of Mexico the mahogany ot fexlco the ebony of Ceylon tho Spanish jar of Mexico the mahog any ot Cubae amaranth of Africa the English browptk of England the Span lab oak of SB the satin wood of San Domingo thofcewood of Brazil the Cir cassian walnvot the mountains ot the Caucasus theidouk ot India the zebra of Africa the fcnphor of China tbe tulip ot Brazil the tobola of Brazil the prlml vera ot Mexlptha shlttlm of Palestine the olive wood Spain besides the domes tic wood redaar poplar walnut white ash bazelwootahlte oak California red wood red bid curly yellow pine white holly blrdse maple cherry sycamore and others jth ample capital unsur passed faclllt and advanced business methods this cern easily holds the lead In the builditdecorating furniture and cigar box tra and are absolutely veIl able In every y- TURNEftOOKER CO Stands aihe Head of the Cinci ati Wholesale U or Trade Tbn Turnemokcr Company is one of the mOil nol rthy examples of the eta bility and farachlng Importance ot Cin cinnati as threat distilling and whisky centre of theiuntry Several years ago this corporat inaugurated the system of selling Its duct to the retailer direct and tho sut they havo met with II shown by tfc splendid new building which they npccupy at 108 and 110 West Second strcotve stories 75 by 130 feet In which isidoubtedly tho finest and heat arrangftstantlshment of Its kind In the count Here Is carried in stock tile product their own distillery tbe Heechmont both rye and Bourbon of all ages ala general assortment of other wellkin brands and the largest and most coibte stock of native wines brandies gloilso foreign and Canadian goods Indurt their celebrated Windsor Club the litot Canadian whiskies Price lists ensued regularly No salesmen eraployeio goods sold on credit It will pay you write for their price lists which are etjto dealers on application TRAVELININ PRIVATE CARS Parties debg to go to Chicago la the C II4c can enjoy all tbe convenience of alvate car by simply paying for their raV ticket at the usual rate and 2 a r sleeping car The compartment fltig ears on the C H U aro nrm In separate rooms each room contain two beds a washstand rlnllpg waand every appliance for the toilet Jcslred one two or even five of theaoomu can bo opened Into each other etlte but secluded from the tilt of the O Tbe luxury of these cars can only bo reclatpd by personal ex periencei I Edwards Passenger Traf fic Manager Clnnatl Hamilton Dayton nallway iclnnatl 0 AFTE 67 YEARS PEIY DAVIS PAl KILLER Still retains It utntlon ge the belt boutehold remedy for ot all INTKItVAI aud KX TKItNAL PA1 Look out Counterfeits and shun subeti tute Get PJ DAVIS1 PAIN KILIBB and you will hare ijd remedI J H HAlS CO Limited roprlotors Wptor Southwestern States CINNATI 01HO r attI 1 11 5 jresa It was similar to jbo boa cnIhOI 1 THEI 4 LANE 80DLEY- VCOfflPANY This company and Its products are so well known that to mention Cincinnatis shops is to bring to mind this Institution which established In 1851 by P P Lana who In the next year was joined by Joseph T Bodley aa a partner has had a pto gressive development without a cessation or substantial change of ownership and with but ono change of form that to a cor poration In 1876 has had a leading share In tho manufacturing development of the South and West for there arc but few places where sonic machinery or engine cannot bo found bearing their name In the earlier years a patent power mortising machine and other woodworking machinery nero their principal articles of manufacture In 1856 sawmllls In 1858 engines and boilers were added In the later 69s the woodworking machinery was relinquished tho full capacity of ttje works bring required for the engine and sawmill business In 1865 thoshaftlng hanger and pulley business was equipped In advance of all other chops In the West and these articles were sold on the piece basis and not by the pound as formerly Somewhat previous to this time much attention was given to power elevators and various Inventions patented to raise elevator platforms without a rope suspen lIon this class rovIng however too ex pensive for general adoption The screw machines with shifting halts were Intro duced later In 1872 they pioneered the Introduction of tho hydraulic elevator making tho first direct hydraulic lift and first horizontal machine of tho Sir AVI 111 in Armstrong type known In this country In 1883 new shops were built for the Cor liss engine department and the highgrade engine so rapidly adopted by an apprecia tive public became the leading specialty This shop was designed with capacity for 20Inch engines on a belief that but few larger ones would be required The rapid development of electric lighting and the electric railway soon made a 20Inch a small engine and the reconstruction of the old works was undertaken Powerful tray cling cranes more and larger cupolas for melting iron railway switches Into the works and special machinery was provided for the larger work This engraving shows the Columbian theNashvilleform The success of this engine In attaining regardforsteam skilled workmanship and selection of the moat suitable material In proportions adequate for tbo highest arefoundloadshilethehighestmade end IOCllfd Pro trlr tlq nglpes are no more gpanhe cheap doIngIIrstcl1uevery user of power In excess of 60horse power should consider carefully thp ad vantages this engine offers A full line of slide valve engines with fixed point of cutoff and throttling gov ernors for sawmills etc are also made In large numbers Sawmllls circular for stationary and portable purpose and the auxiliary ma chinery such as headblocks gang edgers trimmer slashers live rolls transfers shaftingbangerswhich this house justly claims eminence Their engine display may be seen at the Nashville Exposition and visitors are In vited to ask questions and leave their ad dresses with the competent attendant In charge THE LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY Vita Lament Maker of Urns Good I In the World One ot the oldest and best known firms In Cincinnati Is that of tbe Lunkcubelracr Company makers of superior steam spe cialties for steam water gsa oils etc This concern Is the largest of its kind In the world and enjoys an International rep utation The business was founded by the late Frederick Lunkenhelmer as the Cincinnati Brass Works In 1862 In 1SS9 It was Incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio for 250000 and In 1193 reorganized with a paid In capital of 500000 The officers of the company are E II Lunken President C F Lun kenbelmer Vice President and Treasurer and D T S llllams Secretary Its products comprise the most complete line of its klud extant and are Indorsed and liberally used by Intelligent steam users throughout tho mechanical world Many of Its articles are patented and excluso Ively owned by the company The Lunken helmer specialties comprise the following Brass rcgrlndtnR globe angle cross and check valves screwed and flanged In pat terns to stand working pressures varying from 100 to 400 pounds and valves of all descriptions plain and chime whistles of all kinds Injectors Indicator cocks automatic cylinder cocks and all other vane ties water and steam gauges lubricators feeders oil cups shafting and pulley oil ersIn fact everything made In urns goods All this companys goods aye known for their simplicity ot construction quality of metal workmanship design etc for which the products of this concern excel those of any other Everything made by this company Is rig Idly Inspected and tested before leaving the factories and fully warranted and can hlwayj be depended upon as reliable The name Lunkenhelmer Is stamped or cast on every article and is a guarantee for superior quality efficiency and durabil ity and none are genuine unlejs they bear the above trade markILcadlpg dealers everywhere carry these gsods In stock or can gct them and In ordering It us to specify Lunkenhelmer make Illustrated cata logues will b3 sent to Interested parties gratis r 1 t Ikwould not bo xvllh as today tib T I CINCINNATI tJ The Clothing Market of the South This Great Interest Repre sents Over 27000000 Annually i t Manufacturers Understand theWants and Requirements of the South ern CheapFreight Quick Service The clothing Industry of Cincinnati rep rlthertormldablevided among fifty reputable houses of this Cilhnati tobethe sklllrd labor of tho country makes pilgrimages and in which particular the clothing trade is no exception to the con Althoughnoted for their absence and tenement dllcountlIoverthelepriced mens clothing can bo manufactured and shipped at a figure a1l to supersede all competition After a careful survey of Seeretary tion assures the writer that great precau conditions market Under the directions of the Cln contaming pedtromIs a happy departure from the method gen dlltrlbuthlgwork diseasesThefor the Southern trade meeting the most directIonThoand the prevllling favorable freight rate- are most cogent reasons why tho should constitute the great Southern market for rIvalryInthorough knowledgo of tbo commercial systoni etc are additional advantages which din mgklog able market for the entire South Cincin thoroughlyequipped protClffd able points such as Baltimore Philadel JoltonThewith a jealous eye their Southern trade and as they have made particular studies on that point enriched by long practical experience they are ever on the quI vive to adopt Improved methods and Introduce new measures which will facilitate and cement even closer the Interstate com mercial relations The Union Central Life Insurance Company OP CINCINNATI 0 ASSETS 1652986077 The Central Company of the Union Agresiye Conservative Wonderqlb Saccenful JOHN M PATTISOX Prejldeflt Eo P IIARSIIALL Selarv r AAWSommirfiiidGi 8ItCOrcrPeanIandRacrEIE 111 Specially Manufacturing House of J j Pants and Overcoats E IN TUB WEST Are mtkcrt of two celebrated brand Tli nil COreurtTUB BULL AND BEAU Hrand Never tfor WnrklngmenIrSTKrnry band uWrite lor samples- ABU tbelrrBLbClI JACOB BLOCK tABEWholesale Clothiers 80 and 812 Main St Inc Between 8th and Oth IM Clothing Pioneers ol Cincinnati IIlr I No abatnientgo far as keeping jlh pace with the times aiming at oil times tp tower as regards to style fit and AJ make as well as aggressive In meeting competition regards prices and the continuance of this is promised to aqd all firstclass buyers orders nNAtrusted to our representatives on the N I road or mailed in direct RIH1 CRANE Manufacture o- fPaperfloxes sf I 01T A3Lt KINDS I N nMA1i J THE WITT CORNICE CO Iron TinISlate and Tile Roofers b Steel CIlngsJEPA SkylightsArchitectural llattit Sheet Metal Work Corrugated Iron and Steel Mrlck SIding Ht Sheet descriptionONQ 8th and Broadway Cincinnati O- hioBannerllajns T ARE THE BEST iUj Highest Awards Everywhere ExhibitedIINSIST ON GETTING TIlE BANNER D OttOCEIUIRSSOLD In ALL BANNER PACKING PROVISION co IR C CINCINNATI o = IlocniGBERMANHrRT Clf Berman rR WHOLESALE u thoughto 01110Vest PffCapt will bedint CHURCH BELLS PEALS Church and Tower Clock Chimes The Cheapest and Best in BELLSCity Halls Court Houses Public Buildings Plantations Schools Mills Etc Sl 5CHIMESATUNDf F WORLDS FAIR I ATLANTA EXPOSITION MIDWINTER EXSOSITION TENN CENTL EXPOSITION Founders of Largest Cell In AmerIoa40000 PoundsLtlOI ABSOLUTELY THE BEST BELLS ONLY ION The Buckeye Bell FoundryAS Cincinnati E W VANDUZEN CO Proprietors tioi BUY RIGHTCartfagef and Ilsrnei prices onethird to below All goods guaranteed lllgbejl references paid Illustrated Vueut nu14e Y111t MIAMIIMFQCO 104 West 4th St CINCINNATI 0 = J 1h I Ceotime Tttof it1iIsC it governor n LILI I M K SAaiL MOdE A3 B MOCK Much Co OLOTHIERSnd No II hu CINCINNATI J A V psrencr prCillclooallpeo AND c the WorldII For 0v Chicago and J I the O Huugln Wagons ml ipehalf regular priced Eighth luilneii Freight I iI lr w 4 NSPEOIALLAOHIO EDITION ROKWOODri pon R I- AWOMAWORK I And a Gllttcrins JeweUa ho Crown of Art Achlev ment l i The peculiar and praiseworthy future of womans work is the unremitting In tensity of Its purpo e Possessed of a fine intellectual fibre a woman readily yields either to the Intoxlcatlnglnfluence of a deep enthusiasm or willingly sacrl sees herself to a lofty Ideal one finding its happiest expression in the crtmjsattti glow of religious fervor the othrineroseate hue of poetic and artistic phan lasy History furnishes brilliant ejcamplrs Df woman work In the art flfd efforts crowned with lasting fame Qne pMhf moro recent triumphs of feminine art un dertakings Is the signal and starting re suits achieved In decorative potter ty this country by Mrs Maria JU uswprti Btorer of Cincinnati The visitor to the Exposition at Atlanta will agreeably recall tbe general Interest Csd widespread enthusiasm manifested on that astn- reatIve to the beautiful and arttzUcafr- pIa of the Rookwood Pottery of Clncft naIl By developing the first stage In the production of this rare and In many retpects unrivaled ware Mrs Btorer hes not only Intensified the rePutiW1Pt heC nsttvexlty as an art ceutrcj but has enrol riled an educational Influeflfip W fha- given quite an Impetus to the aesthetic of domestic decoration throughout the country With the creation of the Rook wood Pottery tho designs of which be i long to no school but whlch are never theless classical In form and tornataeilUvr tlon and truly American the nspieof Mrs Storer Is Indissolubly eofinctediivA4 wordsfNputatlonthe highest awards at all the recent exhibitions and their artlstla merits havjpg been favorably commented upon bac knowledge connoisseurs and the roost fastidious critic of two hemispheres Ornamental pottery is a recent and torJIt long tine was an unknown srt 4n lha country No stimulus having teen wcerhi cited to force Its appearance and Its pos sibilities having never been rehearsed Its ideals long remained dormant pr became I merely flitting phantoms that pccaslonall I chased through the brain of the sp dreamer With no articles domcstle use are there associated so many rcmlnts I censes as with the tablet service ptesrvedlf in the family as a memento ofjpast occaa atone during which It plarrt nofonly lUll important part In Its utilitarian capacity i but served as a blghely prized table orna ment No doubt you can recall the china used In your childhood It Yjoa ota plain I white superabundantly decorated with I landscapes birds and flowers in deep blue The artlltlc coceptton i hl painting was Intensely 8JOt HefXeCuwd- with a lamentable disregard of all per IIp4CUVO and anatomy pMrthlslcps each piece was guarded with Jealpjisujyo awl Its appearance on tho table was only I1lh snlssable on stat occasions which be came marked events In the familys his tory At other times It beamed upon us pleasantly from the shelves of the china press exercising no slIA1lij to our lives The soclatlon1 Mrs Storer with the tluory and develop bent of the Rookwood Pottery makes her biography exceedingly interesting to all intelligent readers Tbe laughters of Joseph Lcajgworth one of the weallbfesH and most prominent citizen ot Cincln natl Mrs Storer wu born pM reared amid thy luxurious surroundings of a ror fined home Wealth opened to lifer nil the avenues of Intellectual Attainments and foreign travel nmnned her early impres sions and broadened her Views Raised In a religious atmosphate Vr character formed ItseU In accordance with the Chris tlan teachings she Imbibed and deader ot charity became tho nature epreuocspZ- her piety In the year 1879 pottery cULb was formed for the first time In Cincin rich of which Mrs StWef became the President A room was secured ondtwo kilos erected for firing undnrgUzo Anti overglaze ware the expense ot wti was disbursed by MSB Stbrr Jt flngto an ultimate Insufficiency of financial support the undertaking failed and tho club was dissolved The display of 4aj anesqcjni mica at the Centennial Exposition was the first Impulse which Ind d Irs XtoteiP to undertake the manufacture ot art pottery in Cincinnati T early xperloiet4s were made In the OldP lu jjottcry + iJcl wire continued for Iwd yearsTbut ddtikt- he heat too intense foi unflerglaze coldrt Mrs Stowr assisted by bet father 1Ie4 trrmlned to build a special potttrVnfioc this urpose an old bul14Jng WIII Fd on Eastern avenue and the Ware war styled Rookwood coifl1nfltIflgEth4 Longworth estate on Walnut Hills which is natures rendezvous for thecrow tribe Mrs Storer gathered artists of natlolial reputation about her ari ftirlea workmW were employed In Ncvemb rXl8xOvflM first kiln was flred In theb glnnlngg producedcoolers plaques rases etci the object bfl ollJlnaldesll1nswherever reexblblted In the yea 4SJS Mrs Storer presented her interest to Mr W W Taylor Having aecbnlpllstfifl tiffpurpose in the art direction she ap preciated that the future success1 ortho enterprise Would largely depend upon Its commercial capabilities 1hiO pr i ent Rookwood building was ereotcAwni Xvhtc1iitsing It one of the handsomest edifices ot the city The grounds are laid out in beds pettrjTheoriiiJdeoil T duces a gaseous flame abd the heat is j equally distributed Jill the pungentodara- so dlagrecahlo to the olfactory nerj v usually arising from chlnineya o iUnaAro I entirely obliterated At the Rookwond the work never cestes1 I to be experimental They hivcr copy ckch production IB an art specimen ntfrlyl original The ware Is of a beautiful shertr tint tbadlnc Into white and highly glazfA and all under the glszera dull finished I ware having the appearance of boIn rni 1fojokwoollfaleRceyellow olive green brown and amber ot treat brilliancy and generally Iridescent The highest achievements of Rookwood aro considered tho tigers eyo and gpl lIpnlIhthe manufacture of tho ROQ wood pottery are mainly found In the Ohio ynilci They HangIntnoolQTheholders who are persons of distinction and wealth and who POSSCM pure art Ihblfha lions W W Taylor Prctil1tnn4 TSliin acer lion Bellamy Storcr Vlctf President and Albert 8 lark Sccrotarj This weuM be tbo of Jto6kw6od evrjfrClnviflnatianognlze antl apprdatra In Its wbrk tbl bytbwif lteIeyaesour tenio1 of true uthetic nt1 J t1niiii1 icn1i- PS J national Exposition any time yd 10 M E LOWESi f f The subject of this sketch Is pnt of Cln clnpatls most popular young men Mr ioneis manages the Bureau of Information Und7Vdvertlslng of the Dig Fftur Railroad anffte Is a clean cut young fellow and WIFe are few men who are better known 0 the newspaper and railroad men of this Country He Is both prollflo and practical flfW ideas and he Is an artist of no mean riotel having originated the Ide of tbe jgaven Dorn Banner which attracted L ujh favorable notice at the Southern rail Toad exhlblt In Atlanta The last work pf Mr Lowes is a Christ Tht advertisement which he believes Is represlntslYork by Father Knickerbocker Chicago by flf j Auns woman seated between Boston latteCew York Indianapolis as Hamlet rs I taking love to Miss St Louis and Misses Cincinnati and Cleveland are listen- Ing with close attention On the walls ap framed happy portraits of President Walls Passenger Trafllc Manager Mc Co nlck and General Passenger Agent RWHIn The naming of the Knickerbocker Spe cial the fast train on the Dig Four was one of Mr Lowes ideas Another train title he Invented was The White City Special Mr Lowes in addition to being able to write an advertisement Is an artist and some of his designs have be cpmc well known and are copyrighted but despite ot that they are often stolen bodily by other lines The future career of Mr Lowes Is the earnest solicitude of his host of friends who in the promising aspect of Ms present activity forces more brilliant things com tog tLAUNDRY MACHINERY As among the great industrial levers fcf Cincinnati under successful operation and contributing profitable assistance to general trade tbo manufacture ot laundry machinery Is Invested with a meritorious cud valuable Importance The mainte turnlfhIllig t essential to the conduct of the business upon the largest scale and with the utmost dispatch As displacing manual labor to a great extent and as conserving the prof atflble Interests of laundry operations laun Slry machinery asserts the patent reasons of Its almost universal adoption Cincin nati justly assumes a leading position In this relation of Its Industries as having shown In laundry machine products and their general Introduction the qualities which best commend them as determining fuperiorlty in construction and applica tionThe representatives of the Industry are capable and experl n ed In every Involved detail ann faithfully preserve the condi lions of manufacture which most effectu ally conduce to the perfection of their pro ducts and the uniformity of excellence Which distinguish them Known and used throughout the civilized world as being ex pressions of laundry machinery In the highest degree conforming to the exactions of their employment these contrivances qf mechanical genius and skill are to be credited to tho account of Cincinnatis Many signal achievements In the develop ment of Its Important Industries The oundations of this branch of manufactures are solhllnstitutionsforUCe1 by abundant capital and resources and deriving from the most widely extended trade tho surest supports of their future prosperity and expansion 1 THE CARRIAGE INDUSTRY P l Ii CluHnnntl Exlilblt A Ileantlfal Die iiW of Elrjrnnt Tnrnoatt Tlie T T Hnyllock Carriage Company the t Ailvance CarrfuRC Company the i Meniri Sayern c Scovlll and the ucAlllnnoe Carriage Company Ex fJalbUon For almost a quarter of a century begin Hlpg In the early 70s Cincinnati has held flrit placo as a centre for the manufacture of light vehicles the average annual output for the greater part of the time being aexcess of 10000- 0iNotvtthstandlng the unprecedented de pression of all Industrial enterprises dur log the past four years and which has been marked with conspicuous severity as to tJw vehicle Industry resulting 4n heavy loss both to carriage builders and accessory In Dairies it li gratifying to note that even under thesp most discouraging conditions a sufficiently largo number have weathered attracWe1Wfact except In point of numbers which Yrdo demands would promptly restore Cincinnati as to the vehicle market oc fUples her position of ye oldeQ time With regard to Southern trade herfav ornblo situation together with accurate Icflbwlcdso of he styles desired and roost amicable business relallon so long con Inued as to bo almost anclcnt havp vlr tttilly given the Qucon City a monopoly wlflch merited confidence has cultl vated until the spirit of recIprocity born of tbo mutual Interest of buyer and seller has become so marked that the wellworn ridEe business before pleasure bas been reconstructed and Is now rendered business and pleasure should be con genial copartners The revival ot business too Is specially noticeable In the South In the Inauguration oi new enterprises and the Infusion of new HW Into others which tangible evidence prosperitybastetarted In larne measure to the fact that the South was less disastrously affected by the finan cial cyclone that threatened to sweep us oil the Carth than vtrre other sections Tho display of vclitcjrn by Cincinnati rankers Is complete In evjy detail com torbnrlnlfsturrey traps pheatohs ImJalcs light wagons nnd buckloaMiL mids exhibited MvancaCl1rrlagc 4rtJoConpanr Jf i I I f I t1 Aflr 9 l4S S urur hospitality and the money question sha II THE CINCiflNATl JEWELRY INTEREST Within Recent arsHasAs sumed Great Dimen I sions Progressive Organization and Study of the Markets the Chief Cause of Success Watch CnsB Manufacture of Long StunUlUB IHnmoud Cutting In Clnclnnutl b European Art Into Suntliern Buyers Cor dlnllr Invited Co Par the City n Visit Cincinnati has a widespread reputation as a wholesale jewelry centre The trade Is fostered with much care by a body of progressive wholesale merchants who are over on the qui vlve to extend the manu factoring awl jobbing opportunities of their city They also extend the hand of goodfellowslp to Southern buyers and earnestly solicit their patronage The wholesale and manufacturing jewelry trade of the Queen City represents about 10000000 annually and the number of large and small manufacturers en gaged In the business are upward of fifty who produce a full line of Jewelry chains lockets gold pens watch cases silver plated ware solid silverware and all kinds of solid gold jewelry- In order to enhance the Jewelry Interest and cement a closer social and commercial union In the year 1JS5 a society was or ganized known as the Cincinnati Whole sale Jewelers and Manufacturers Association which was duly Incorporated This active body Is composed of forty or more members who are among the most active exponents of Cincinnati Jewelry Interests and who are ever zealous and sturdy workers In the broad field ot national compel tlon having achieved numerous commercial triumphs It is with especial reference to the Southern trade that the Cincinnati jewelers are most sanguine as to higher achieve ments in the near future They regard the Southern field as particularly propi tious Great results as the demand there Is for that stylo of goods In which Cincin ned excels U Is therefore with great persistency ttfst thViftwelers of that city advocate rill tfloVernVnU by which Southern commercial relations can be established upon the firmest basis A remarkable and praiseworthy feature of tho Cincinnati jewelry Interest Is the extensive watch case manufacture for which the city has become noted not less than 100000 watch cases ot guaranteed Qualltyand workmanship being placed updn tbe market annually And this Is byn means an Infant Industry but It records A fruitful history of more than twenty years during which period splendid results have been achieved of which the cltymay Justly feel proud To tfce uninitiated it would appear that diamond cutting Is a very ancient art and one that can be acquired without posesslng unusual skill Doth assump tloare incorrect Diamond cutting was notknown prior to the fifteenth century previous to which time this costly jewel was used as an adornment in Its rough state With the Introduction ot the art ot diamond cutting preference was given to certain localities prlclpally Amsterdam and Antwerp which long maintained a certain prestige for their admirable workmanship With the growing celebrity of certain cutters there also arose a jealousy and therefore the secrets ot the art were zeal ously guarded and their knowledge de scended only by Inheritance In a direct line or were occasionally transmitted to near relatives as a special privilege Diamond cutting was almost unknown in this country previous to the war All attempts made In the direction of Its introduction were circumscribed by the mere fact that stones were to bo had but not cutters It Is due to Cincinnati to say that she Is one of the first cities upon this continent which gave encouragement to diamond cutting by Importing from abroad chiefly from Antwerp and Amsterdam cut ters of acknowledged ability and reputation who transformed their art to the Jueen City at nn enormous expense At present diamond cutting Is a flcurlshlng Industry In Cincinnati where all the vail ous branches are generously and success fully enforced the results of which are of a national Importance As In pther branches of trade so In tho Jewelry haG there era certain characteris tics which denote the Cincinnati trade chief among which Is the manufacture ot goods to suit special sections Tho mer chants study tho needs of each market with especial care and they cater to tbe fancies of each locality It Is for that reason the Cincinnati trade has assumed such wldoMlitaOAsTons and Is on a constant Increase Your correspondent W hospitably ro ceived throughout the trade and lie was tho hearty recipient ot numerous assur ance of good wJflo i the part of the inani factrtijer J9t1 merchants and requcnt- Inviamons 9tc f tpudcd Southern IJlIy trs01payOlneinnall anenrly visit where no doubt IhVmoSt cordI lI velcomo will be Ja aceoT t t I I j d r 1 I 1j population are striking anti significant in TIlE CINCINNATI DIS TILlllBOIESI THE WORLDiEADEiR Tito Cincinnati Moufacturera Glow WIfhtE hu sldsmv They Have Snoceeiled n Cnptnriu IS the Southern Txdh1clsThey Intend ntfloId Within Msr ton Grasp In no branch of Induztrrycan Cincinnati boast of a greater success ban In the dliI tilling business In coufsj of time being affected with healthy stimulus which pro duCdn rapid growthfro Its Inclplency of trade baa mlf tteda flour ishing condition spreadli the fame of Cincinnati manufacturers to tbn lour points of the globe It has become an adage J which all civilized nations cheerfully ubscrlbed thi Cincinnati produces the lky par excel lence of tbe world barr no brantfs C otber localities The Obf water of the Blue Grass region posses peculiar es timable qualities of a roiL nature which are essential for the prediction of such high grade brands of birbon and ryu whiskies as are manufactred In Cincin nati while the re and cm of acknowl edged superiority turnli the material substances for tim famous Iquors Since the Increased tax of 20 pecent passed In August 1894 the prcducon of whisky owing to a decreased contraption a nat urallIequence ha unlTOrslr dill nlshed stlll Cincinnati holds own as the whisky market of tbe wod offering In ducements to the trade prmlllng nowhere else The distillers of Clilnnatl are es I pecially Interested In the reat revival o the Soulherntrade they press the roes sanguine expectations as tthe future pos sibilities In that direction end In their opinion tho choice of Clnnnatl as the Southern market promiseso further ma terially Increase the Intente commercial relations placing trade up a flrmef basis than ever before In the much cheapcnei freight rates from Cincinnati to Soutbn points they see much that furnishes fl for congrat ulation and their thoroni knowledge of the business methods pralllng In the South they consider an siltlonal reason why they should monopol the Southern trade In preference to olbj localities In the year lIPS the produtpn of distilled spirits In that to 8 877000 gallons Of the pfuctton of 1893 the output of distillers oithe Cincinnati side represented 72H per tot and on the Kentucky side 2714 per ci Receipts of whisky In 1895 were 243 barrels For ten years ending 1894 thqnnual average was 269000 barrels Shlpfrnta of whisky In 1894 were 368000 baa The total quantity of whisky produ and received In the Cincinnati district the 1895 was 20656000 gallons tb klutlon of the total being the almost Culous sum tit I2559SCOO In 1895 rectlfl spirits were produced In that localltyamountlng to liquor1radeferent sections of North Jerlca but has penetrated Central and Sol AmerUa and thn Islands aro trees ured articles Cincinnatiids demand In Europe Asia wherever the note of been sounded and the civilizationa developed to appreciate t of these tel ebrated liquors DAYTOf 0 Dayton is the county It of Montgom cry County and is sltuil on till Great Miami River at the mjh of the Mad River It Is the third In the State having n population of ml 100000 and well and widely known tho great Jl venlty of its manuftc Ins Interests which consist of car w i agricultural implement works paper Is woodwork ing establishments to rlcs machine shops grain mills furnlt bicycles cot ton oil and auRtr machlt manufactures and othxrr Ten rallroi give excellent chit p nx facilities The ire ten ltur aLeC company seven a UK banks anti five dally papers The oLts lighted with electric gas and has an eunlro electric street car system Tho iml Canal and Mail RIver aro the sourci rom which the different hydraulic corn ea draw their unequaled water power be lolly eye tem Is used for the wet Jpply and the wellf nnducted lIre lep aent Is opor ated li connection mli There Is nn etfclenf public school em and other educational citabllshme The great National Soldiers Home located here and n large Piste Insar lyluta Is vie mite truth cf the city V Tie hill tcpx are dctted with beH III residences In feet the pride of the cl s tu tbe band seine residence the raasi ent anti beau fine ht Ineu blocks acts school churches and courthome ml other hub Ifc IMMInsr as welt ts tbe I vrfcvti- yaphitiiveii streets wh ire kpt MTU uotisly iIa- tiNATIONAL j CASH RfG lEA MPANY The cash register loOt Outing the post ten years has come lly and stead ily to tile front A reta ore Is hardly complete without one pf se wonderful little machines and the of the cash register bell hs become liar to every I bodyNinetyfive per cent of cash reglltnlf are manufactured by Tl National Caih Register Company of m 6 Thlf company which Is but t en years pld half 1500000 Invested Irs business Its plant occupies eight and half acres pf floor paco and It ampldver eOp pee departments pie Iri Its making reco 5 and aeiiiqgt lCURIOUSAbout 1300 of these oyes work Intthe factory of tho compait Dayton 0 and may bo said to far r better than the employee of any oiti aclory In tbo worldIIn tho first place they k amid beau tiful surroundings The i lawns around the factory buildings wei Id out by the fatuous landscape garden vvlsrlck stead Tho buildings wl are mostly otIsteel and glats construe are provided with the heat sanitary gements and tho Interiors are palntec lonlal yellow the color which experts is easiest on Ihe eyes The air In t bulJlllngalcchanged every fifteen I es OrientAlI palms ted flowering jilar ro lstrlbute4I here and there tbroughq 10 factory The hcurs of dailY wot e short The enjpleycs aro given the X tag af a free baths qn th mpariy8 llmt and f l wiekiy lectures ng lhtceuoii t1thNC R Hall w la1 atedIO I j r rV j F I i 1 S 4 1 J J nntfstweral ladies faintedmr were taken to tile emergency In the central part of the city audits i Qilbytheii 0 sMagulnes and other PU Of thfurnished gratis to all et ployes Oncq a week the AdvlncVf flub o three hundred members Or b- tesn and assistant bads ot aepsrtrhedts and fifty persons from the rink and nli selected each week meet In the audltorlun nn the third floor of the Admlnlstrsttpi Building and talk oVer mutters of Interes company The floors of all the buildings are clean every night by a corps oNIi JstfltQrvrthi are uniformed In white duck suits FOR THE WOMEN JBMPLQyEgno The company employs about two hundrec young women who work In the typewrit lag Indicator lock and drill and son ot tho office departments In addition the general privileges accorded to all em ployes these young women enjoy a Saturday half holiday all the year around They arc served at noon with hot tea 01 coffee good soup and vegetables at the companys expenses In a prettily appoint cd dining room fleet rooms are provided for them when Indisposed or fatlgiied They have fifteen minutes recess twice a day during which time calisthenic exer clsen are Indulged In They work but seven and onehalt hours dally for which they receive ten hours pay At night they go menIfof a literary club an autoharp club and a choral societyFOR MEN EMPLOYES The 1200 men employed by the National Cash Register Company receive ten hours pay for nine and onehalf hours work They are given the free use of wellap pointed shower baths on the companys time They ate allowed to compete for dl plomas and prizes for the best suggestions aggregating more than ona thousand dol Inn yearly They can reach directly with suggestions or complaints the factory com intttee or the officers of the company The factory Is managed by a committee ot em ployes in lieu of a up rlntendentanCl tavorltlsmt and so Mil clubs which are started by the men are heartily Indorsed by the company and Its aid is given to all associations of this kindAll the men receive good wages and the theory of promotions from the ranks Is carried out to an extraordinary degree by tbo company TilE OFFICE MEN AND HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS departmentsIliberal salaries They are entitled to ten days vacation yearly with full pay and are given a Saturday halt holiday during theIcompany twenty tako luncheon dally at the Officers Club at the expense of the company IT PAYS TilE COMPANY factol7jotpatronage have been formed the N C R Clndrgarten the N C R SundaySchool tho Mothers Guild the N C R Sowing and Industrial Schools Girls Clubs and non Clubs Each year two hundred and fifty dollars In gold Is offered by tbe company In prizes for the best kept lawns In the neighborhood and other prizes are dis tributed among the forty boys and girls who raise the bert vegetables and flower gar dens pn land supplied by the company and under the direction of the landscape gail enerAs a result of these unique policies the company enjoys unusual success In every way It possesses the confidence and loy ally of Its employs Strikes and other labor troubles are entirely unknown In Iii factory and Us methods are mOoned by th p Dayton Labor and Trades Assembly During this month the delegation of South American capitalists will visit Its factory at Dayton O The National Cash Register Company are accorded this high honor first because the cost of manufacturing Is lower hero and laborsaving machinery 1e been brought to a high state of perfection and second because the relations betwech employer and employes are so nearly Ideal Although some of these methods may ap pear to the casual observer to be dctatrd by philanthropy yet the owners ot the company claim that they have been adopted solely from a business standpoint and that the company Is fully repaid for every dollar spent for the comfort of Its employ WIPi CALLAHAN COMPANY DAYTON o Pioneer Manufacturers of All Kinds of Oil Ma I chineryt W P Callahan Co are one of the largest founders and machinists In Middle Ohio They am manufacturers of Ice refrigerating machines hydraulic machinery gas and gasoline engines and have been established for over thirtyfive years The firm Is composed ot W P Callahan Thot DeArmonand W K Callahan They have enjoyed for the past eighteen years an Im mense Southern trade In cotton seed oil machinery extending over the entire cot tn belt extending from Texas to the Carolinas and there Is not a firm In this line ot business anywhere In the world which enjoys a higher reputation and Ire better known than W P Callahan Co or Dayton O They manufacture only the roost Improved and liptodate oil ma chinery with a capacity of from twelve tons up to the very largest possible plant required This firm has a branch located at Dallas Tex under the supervision ot Mr R R Nolan who Is In charge of their transMississippi department Mr Nolan s a gentleman very widely known in this territory and has placed more cotton seed oil plants for this company than all competing houses combined The members of this firm have traveled extensively all over the South and enjoy an unusually largo personal acquaintance with their custom frs and tbo name of W P Callabai might be said to be synonymous with ho manufacturing of the highest perfec ion and tho most Improved oil machinery o bo had anywhere in the world THE AULL BROS PAPER AND BOX CO DAYTON 01110 The Aul Tiros Paper and Dox Company tho largest manufacturers In the State f paper boxes arid paper bags and have an extensive Southern trade which has been built up and maintained by the superior excellence of their goods The firm Wee founded in 1883 by William J Aull now deceased and Frank N Aull Of the urea corporation Frank N Aull Isttbe Presi Amonghepapergoodsi tinbottomed paper butter dishes now bags clothing millinery and a generallineJfif knockdown boxes I I v4rea UI41M tgW tlld n1tA C tb meors so many Avcro they s 1 Rev Hayden made a name Sunday SPRINGFIELD 0I nT1 f The Great M aaf e nrinsr Cents e With Hundred of DistributIng Agencies In the South I Springfield the county scAt of Clarke t County Is one of the raqst beautiful Intend edcltlea in the State and has a population q00o The cUy Is well known throughout the country tor her great mat ufacturing Interests nuoibertng over 109 and which give emplorinent oaq Immenso number ofworfcraqn Jfpur ret railroads torun through the city thus giving It iplen did shipping and distributing facilities and ban thus In connection with the ag grcsstveness or her citizens enabled Springfield to extend btt trade not only all over this country but to all quitter of the globe likewise In addition to It vast manufacturing plant Springfield well known for its superior educational vantages having one college two semi narlei numerous private sobools and an excellent and wellorganized public achool system With her educational and loclal advantages her railroad facilities and he varied and firmlyfounded manufacturing Interests the fUture anti rapid progress of Springfield li filly auur d- HOME OFW- ORLDRENOWNED CHAMPION HARVESTER MOWING MACHINES I a Manufactured by the Warder Bush nell Glessner Company t Springfield o Springfield is known the world over as the headquarters for the manufacture agricultural Implements and It may be justly said to this great Industry has been due the building up ot the citys wealth population and commercial fame This In dustry alone has drawn the eyes of the world upon this most favored municipal Ity and today Springfield enjoys a world wide reputation of possessing the largest aggregation of manufacturers of farm agricultural Implements of any city In the world The largest works of the kind In the city and the State is the Warder Bushnell t Glessqcr Co who are manu facturers of the Champion selfbinders mowers and reapers Their prod ucts are shipped to all parts of the clvjllzed globe and enjoy the highest reputation among the prac tical farmers II being superior to any other machines ever placed upon the mar ket The members of this company are u follows President lion Asa fr Bush nell Vice President J J Qlessner Gsa oral Manager of Manufacturing Depart pent Charles A Bauer Secretary O D tileuner and It C lUsklns The lion Mr Uushncll has the honor to be Ohios present chief executive officer and as GOY ernor of that State be bile all the duties appertaining to that high office with dis tinguished ability JIll reputation Is a na tional one and one of which his fellow citizen are justly proud This enormous business was established by Benjamin It Warder1 now deceased more than forty years ago and was Incorporated Into the present company under the laws of theIState ot Ohio with a large capital ft most efficient board In 1S 6 The present plant Is located In the suburbs of Spring field accessible by electric ears and cov ers an area ot over twentyfive acres On this Immense space is a series of about fifteen buildings most ot these structures Lclng 40 by 500 feet The mechanical iulpm nt Is simply perfect In all of Us details The woodworking Iron working departments machine shopI malleable Iron foundry grey iron foun dry and other workshops are lit ted out with the but tools and perfected mechanical appliances Theree are tbree engine houses and machinery Is driven by engines of a totale of 1009 horsepower The force employed comprises 1300 men and boys and many expert workmen are In the number A large proportion of these men own their own homes and an Interest In their work No strikes or dlsientlons are ever beard of and altogether they mako up a most happy contented and prosperous cornimunity The Champion mowers selfbinders and reapers are so well known to have eman cipated the farmers of the world In all graingrowing sections from the tolls which their fathers had to endure that fur ther comment on this subject is unneces sary To those farmers who desire further Information on thin subject In which they are so vitally Interested It would be well tar them to apply to the Springfield 0 or Chicago headquarters of this company for Illustrated catalogues giving full descriptions of all Of their celebrated ma chines The roost beautiful highart 11Iruminated and Illustrated catalogues will be furnished them free of charge Gas and Gasoline Engines Itisonlyl few yesri since GAS and OASO LINE ZNO1S fra looked upon simply at adapted to small powori but not practical aboveraaylOliP Hut the oxperUnoe of the past ten years has entirely dltprbp hue The GAS and OASO p LINE rXGINE8k ve d me to stfty at leant untllsoraocheapcf rMb lorl dovebopedc Tbl cbap ot eatlqts l efitlMry prctlrllDdbeconomical In sIzes up to say WU adapted to all pno where tem or pther powere Is used and to nuny places where steam practical Their chief advantages may be mentioned as if Greater Economy belch and Convenience s Among the r agnlted builders of these CD k glnes Is The Springfield Gas EngineCo IIientalldbit1Id jlAd2d WasbJnnStSpthgfield 0bIhIJP blob the F rEniii li to bc taied i I 10 m m I i ri tJ V fIi1 S t d ti ft fM M tt t Ijsnl Rlase Centennial and Intcrnatioiftl Exp THE SPRINGFIELD L MACHINE TOOL COMPANY rYP S Spri eld OhioMakers HghrdeMachino ToolsvofrAllS WKinds Compla1machine toblsbfall kinds and owing to the superior excellence oJ their workmanship and the highest quality of material usedfu their manufactory this company lias Acquired both a national and an International utaUotl Their Immense plant equippedgufacturlng Of machine tools They guar arkeq04cuadY detail and finish equal to good WthVmatttet Their location at Spjfog flldfi the centre ot a large man- utacturidr inUrert affording tile best shipping re and facilities to distant paints They manufacture YhV finest latho made They enjoy a large Southern trade and owing Wt i eJfcSitTsfactVon which Is always given by their toots they lave of recent years extenttdlnelrtrade to every quarter of the ICIQIte Parties inUrested in machine tools Sj qild fndtot their beautifully II lustrated catalogue for 1807 which they will beglad to furnish tree of charge up on application JAMES LEFFEL CO 1IrH p rl 1 1 his Famous Firm Has a inMachinery t r s to Near the centre of Machinery taU art tistically arranged Is the handsome and Instructive exhibit of James Level A Co ot SprlngfUld O A U well known the main enterprise of the company Is the man ufacturing of turbine wheels with which their name Is nfcw almost synonymous though of course the company has a well deserved reputation as makers of boilers and engines Among the mOlt striking piecssot machinery allows era lour of the Leffel double turbine wheels These wheels are highly polished dud are in the same shape as when sold The ordinary passerby can scarcely be lieve that one of the little turbine wheels about one foot In diameter can develop Amongtheteenborsepower automatic cutoff engine a slxhor e power Upright engine and a six horsepower horizontal engine and boiler promlaentfeaof attraction to all lovers of perfect mech anism COLUMBUS 0 Columbus Is th capltil cf the State and beautifully situated tJ the Bcioto River rear the centre of the Btae and haj a pot ulatlon or oTer JpoiOOO The city does a large coal and Iron mercantile and manu facturing business Its shipping facilities toeing the very beet having fifteen rail road radiating to all parts of the State There are a number of large an4Impoalnc public bifldlngVthe Columbus State lIes pital being Uiei largest fl the UnIted mate The State Capitol UnlUI States barracks State University Asylum for the Dllnd Asylum for Deaf shd pumb Ohio Stale renllrntlary jira all mIInlllcent architectural structures the new United States Government balldlng being one of the finest In 4fce Ypuntry The Hotly system aupplles the waYer A mignlflceat and well equipped electric street car service diverging to all parts of the city Is one the proprm4atjire five public schools and f4icat1pnii facilities of the best In the Slat Beautiful residences are numerous Ctilumbd bits more miles ot paved streettttny city Mts size in the United iSUtes It aUohss the reputation of belnff the second wealthiest city n the coun rjjjer caplja Columbusj baji never bade boom but bas enjoyed a sjteaiSy progressive growth n THE GREAT EXHIBIT OF 1Ifil firJon D t JACOBS 1Ffco oi COLUHUUS 0 1 Showlnk pr sr and Wheel Semper VhlnBfrow Trnck Dump tkr Steel Sink Etc I II 1 The I Ubourde Jot Jacobs Manufacturing Company Ji UMt lU111 the largest manufactory In the world ot drag and wheel scrpcr trucks of every descrip tion whpharroalol all kinds dump carts slee sinks etc Their enormous plant cov rf niore than 17 acres of ground hey I1lv 1r enl busioes mor than twenty xwri nu qielr present Capital stock lspver4qvP000 sowIng a surplus at the prcp nt limb of J100000 The Out jiut of this factory fur the past eighteen years has been old almost exclusively Ia the South aii theScloto and Jacobs barrowfl flRsa and Columbus solid Btgnl drag scrapers and K J l and square box wheel scrap era aroJamillarbothto the trade gad the hd any febbd 0t this character- earlngtbe Imprint of K t L are ao- epted as throughout the country rhei1rms success has been coldly duo to using the very highest rado o m4tqt e tperloC worki an hip andplaclng tbo gooaupon the mar et at reasonable prices Their enormous output la due to tho above condi tions and the employment of the latest Improvediln cmn Their knowledge of tbo wants ahd requirement of the South ern trade and the Southern methods of do buslnciri has established i for this firm ihost pleasant buslncss relations with SOuthern jcustomers whose name Spilth is Time officers oC e company ore as follows James Ki1 aurne President and General Manager A Jacobs Vice President J F C Eato V Tfcasurer F pyj HUbbard SeircUi7j iJ i V t SIt t I

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