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SdNtd FASIHONAniil 1 I MECHANT- I TAIIOR8 I i AND JKtOITEIOF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS I r 311 Upper Fki- tVANVLIE Street I i 1 INDIANA f lie oMIwlHyof his lr JtJ fJtojllue ly frWid W A HISim r irMirtint 0 W WAUUll CVkhlM 1 tr rt iHNnkintdouAlt H BANK MADISONVILIR Kv tiIm sauna nutsacti Reneral banking business p Il4vkM4 tUe accpuiits of tim citizens ol I triti adthlRgcdct lies i ilu IkefIMd moat tncure vxttlt in Ih u unction of Kentucky 4 I Sent FreeTo any pcjrspn inljcrestcd in list 4 niatte lnattcrfoJ who loves ani inni W will sei free tipniv ap j phc1ina copyoItlse ALLIANCE II j Ihltorganor this Society In adr o Y intorusiing read jitfn it contains n1ia of tho yaltiable and unusual prTiiniums Jt j gvn by tliis pappr AldreBS- PEKATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 4M4U Uatt4Cltarltla Bull Jlae New York t i H MMES HOTEL r St LOU 1 3 F f J iRATES 2 90PEF DAY kMami l00 PI i Bi tipBAPJ PLAN LQO Per Day l ai s JWi hid SmN r S yeThiitLoaIiitepatAMES L k- f HItWHt IHt MrttllfItI K5 OpeMaHNlg- ktlrrI c Dt4UeeDrgshIIU1fl4 then BjIIChU are seld by re- kpOlltiI t aeki hw when the HUM MMii itt 794 dJlMtR N w Hi eke rWW find so1 corn i pkiiClick Adod1w Jo boffd that sprtu cine uffIVieRMARD DRtG 5TOJ RRVAN HOPt Rt VUn r i c VV- VV T1 r TORNADO IN ILLINOIS i Tour 6070 Killed nt tho Institu tion for tho Fooblo Minded c A rnrtr of TnrntjrOno TsIei Shelter IP- an Old Cow Ilirn The Htrnctnr- U Illotr Datru unit Four Are Killed ondfleTrrnl Injured LIXCOLH 111 Juno 18At fl43 p m allotting two days nnd one night of Intense heat with tho murcury rang ing from 83 to 100 degrees a thrrf bin storm passed over idIs city and county causing loss of Ufa und property Tho grounds of tho state institution for feeblemined children and tho farm connected therewith received tiu full force of tho storm At tho Institution tho roofs of tho north tho cus todial building1 and tho powerhouse wore partially blown off and a dozen huge Valnut and dim trees were twist ed nnd thrown around like straws in ua angry flood Tho loss to tho state la heavy but thorn was no loss of life At tho farm two miles south of tho Institution a largo cow barn con structed In 1604 at n cost of 91000 cot IniMvtl llko an egg shell lit tho hand of a strong wan catching 21 boyH and two men killing four and severely Injuring three Tho dead are Sylvester linker ago 15 JAmes Ollrlcn ago 12 Neal McKenzie URQ 13 Castle Lo llaron ago 10 All of Chicago and pupils of the In stitution The Injured arc Jacob Wllmert farm superintendent hurt about the head stUd believed to bo fatally Injured Gleason class attendant back and lower limbs Injured Hoary llcrger Wllllo Withetn and Wllllo Fisher pupils severely though not dangerously hurt At nine oclock this morning William Scbollpeppcr an attendant was or to leave Uio Institution and talio 11 boya to tho farm to pick peas but declined sad tendered his resignation to which Incident ha probably owes tils life A substitute was secured la tho person of Lemuel Oleasou who with tho 21 boys departed on what they doomed an outing They left In high glen with boskets packed with good things to cat performed their work on thin farm with cheerfulness and at two clock were given permission to go to tho creek near by and Indulge In bath tug The storm caraoup suddenly and liy command of their attendant tho jrnwd ran to the barn for shelter hits was a hugo structure lT4x2S feet Containing 40 tons of hay It was built sn a cheap plan with box silts ilxfJ inches No sooner had they entered the deathtrap than tho wind struck It and tho caUro building felt In There cxee1tUioMilled when close to the doors Lemuel Oleason attendant who was with the bo 5 when tho crash came laved several by his bravery and cool ness Oblivious of his own safety ho rescued several and was found on top at a boy pinioned down by timbers savIng tho boy and receiving sJvew injuries himself Thin farm superin tendent Jacob Wllmcrt left tho barn ivhcn struck by the storm and Was truck down by flying timbers The storm came from tho northwest It a time when tho mercury marked 01 icgrcss A great bank of clouds came rolling and tossing1 llko n hugo sea bil low rising and falling as it swept ildng obscuring vision by a cloud of lust and followed quickly by ono of the hardest downfalls of rain of SO minutes duration over scon In this coun ty Tho storm appeared to bo In two tcctlons dividing a few miles west of the Institution In which are nearly 100 Inmates Including olllccrs and at tendant Tho division of the storms forces atono saved tho Institution from ompleto destruction nudl dreadful toss of life anti property The ofllccrs of tho Institution Doctors Athcrton and llarnott superintendent and assis tant superintendent and Chief Cleric Whitloclc wcro on tho ground curly taring for the Injured looking up thoso thut escaped and directing tho removal jf the dead Tho storm Is reported to aavo boon severe In tho country with probabilities of severe destruction of property and life In tho city the loss la considerable t 0 At Nnperilllc luVNnitvlMK Ill Juno 18NnIIOr vlllo and vicinity wcro visited by a heavy downpour of ruin this morning For two hours tho tamcaine down iu a regular cloudburstt Hooding collars wulUiHsommits while portions of tho buMlieas streets were from six to eight Wehoaunilor water The wiud as Mmbdtho proportions of a tornado at somo places tearing Up trees leveling fences oto The lightning Gtruclc soy tral dwellings At Joliet III JOLtEr 111 Juno 18A heavy wind and electrical storm struck Jollot nt five oclock thIS morning At that hour It was as Jade tw ut midnight The mercury foil within u few minutes to 00 degrcos but during tho titorm ttummer heat and blasts alternated Trees wnlnps miii windows wero wrecked Ualldlnjr Struck b MghtnlneM- ATTOOX 111 Juno 18M five oclock this afternoon tim city won vis Lied by a hoary windstorm which did considerable damage Several houses wore struck by lighting VNJI Dallled- AROuIUJuno 18Tho hardest rain in y oars fell liero today IV won accompanied by a heavy lad which did much damage to tho growing crop Tha wind played havoo In thtMaeitton with small bush fruit Tornado ta Kano4 i LAMED KKI June 20A tornado wept through the northwestern part National App I It Is estimated that the Government is toeIng three million dollars a week in rev wriwbf Ikim Way In Itie passage of the Tail WnTite people are ten 1Imsts much in work on account of the May Wecarasetlyask every pna of our reader to toinwlJately write a postal card UllillidInrgg demanding ilhe lmmdhl pMMgc of a rJ lair andiaiich a law M 1Wmllytudec at4 protection 4 American hib r and Aroirlcsa ludmtrm Adckes- inrpoisicerdtOROl Wm Jt Ifcboe 01181 W X C r 10- Y J of thin countyand Road a village 18 miles west of hero was struck and almost completely wiped out of exist everyhouseAt liurdctto not a building In town escaped uninjured while mnn houses wero completely demolished At and Jotmoro tho storm did considerable damage to buildings and crops The grain elevator at Shaffer was demolished Three or four small houses In Rush Center wcro wrecked Three Deaths from Hmutroke KANSAS CITIT Mo June 20A spe cial from Lincoln Center Kits pnrtoitholltutohiW Wednesday ranging from 103 to 105 degrees Three deaths from sunstroke have been reported besides half a dozen prostrations Worm Notre Arcola and Canton Ill were visited by cloudbursts VirginiailLburned x A balloonshaped cloud pasScd near Oklahoma 111 and there are lower sheds barns fences and trees In the freighttrain guardTreesTerre Haute lad There was a heavy displayAtScdulla of bylightning A WARNING CIRCULAR To 1reveiit Ilin Spread of Hlioop Scab Among Sheep In the United Mlatm WASIIINQTOX Juno OJu accord anco with Uio law for the suppression of contagious diseases among domestic animals Secretary Wilson of tho ag ricultural department has Issued to tho managers and agents of railroads and transportation companion stock men and others n circular noti tying them that tho contagious disease known as sheep scab or sea bies of sheep exists among sheep in the United States and It Is a violation of the law to receive for transportation or transport any stock affected with that disease front ono state or territory to another It Is also n violation of lrnnsportntlon or owner of any boat or any vessel any sheep knowing them to bo affected with the contagious disease referred to and It U also unlawful to drlvo on foot or transport In any private con veyances from ono state or territory tp another any sheep so affected Tho transportation companies and Individuals engaged In tho business of shipping and transporting sheep aro requested to coopcmJowltll the do partmentin of tho laws for preventing tho spread of the disease and orders nro glvcntbat cars boats or vehicles which have been usud In the tnin poctnlloa of animalsQfTcc tea nnaii uc iuvuuu1LycIe5flCU and disinfected ANOTHER PROTEST Japan Fearful that the Tent IIII1 Will lie u Iltow to Ilrr Comiuerce- WA8iiiNOtox June OTho protest made by tho Japanese government against tim rending tariff bill Is formally embodied In a uoto from Minister Toru Iloahl of date as Into as tho Sd of tho present month This note Is couched In tho most courteous Ian tono10bscrvilb10trance may bo followed by acts of retaliation disregarded Tho noto begins with an apology for expressing an opinion that under ordinary conditions might bo regarded as trcnchlng upon domestic affairs but cities as a justification tho fact that Important Japanese Interests arc In volved nnd that In tho opinion of the minister the proposed Increase of duty will Injure the United States no less than Jupau retarding tho growth of promising commercial relations As to tea tho minister says tho sud lien change of tho policy of the United States from free Importation to a duty of from 80 to 100 per cent has await cited In the Japanese mind tho gravest fear for tho stability of the ten Industry for years in a depressed condition MISS BESSIE OBRIEN StiO linn ItecelveU Much 1ralio on the heady of tier Vole LONDON Juno OTho rising new operatic star Miss Beside Ollripn of Hprlnglleld Ill sailed for homo todrtj on Ln Touralno from Ilnvro Bho lute mum grout progress and has received much praise on the beauty oi her voice anti the success ol her studies The reserved uud severe Alarchcsl luau more than once conipllinontcd hoe in thin plcsnlQ oh othcrb Honiothing Marcliusl does only rarely Miss Oltrion Is now ready flU concert work und will inuUo her debut In Hprlngllold after u few weeks rest stiljudiictt Iiissue IoimANit Oro 1uno 2A S Austin thin California lawyer who up Hcrtcd tlmt ho could furnish ovidunut which would save Theodora Durrani from tho gallows has been mljudffciT inaanc and will bo taken to tho nay lute Was 1ruIiuIiiu4uIt1Iualo IlUFiAio Nt YM Juiio 2K John 11 Hficltott postmaster of lldffulo during President Clevelands firatadmlnlslru tlon anti snore recently treasurer ol Erlo county died today A Dnnlilo Drowulnfj Nnw AIIIANV tad Juno iOMrs Clarence McCarthy and her niece Mia Mary Flto wero drowned while at tempting to ford tho Little Indian crcok near Georgetown c l Tin Htdal Medicine Is the Model Medicine 1 The only fncdal awarded to Mwoparillanf the World fair 893 ntChtcuI1 was awarded to Ayers Safsaarilia Subscribe u rTJtJI JBte I loO u i THE EARTH TREMBLED Tho Earthquake la Monterey Ooun ty California Cho Congregation In the Mllon Chnrc of San Carlo Honeterer Thrown Into Temporary Punic by a railing WII HAS PnAKcmco Juno 2Lato 1ports regarding tho earthquake shot that it was quite severe at Salinas the county seat of Monterey county The moro Important buildings damaged are tho armory of Troop 0 the Af alls of which are badly cracked and parted tho Nanco building in process of construction will have tb bo taken down and tho Farmers Upton building The latter hail an old crack In tho front wblchls opened four Inches for tho length ot several foot In tho Interlorpf the latter building bricks fell and plastcrlnj was damaged Tho Salinas hotel tho Jofforcy Ab bott and llardlu housis all suffered moro or less windows being broken and walls cracked In the Ioadlnj inerchaudlso houses largo platoglos windows were broken On tho rest deuce streets chimneys wore brpkei down and windows smashed The iMiat ofllce building was cracked on Its front Public halls are injured ton tfrcat extent Tho city hull hAS been serIously Injured in plaster and tho courthouse has nu liered Tho old brick Hallnas hotel was cracked across the top There wore ocr 75 windows braked In tho IJardli house and in over half tho rooms the walls nro cracked At Graves switch thu warehouse was ruined and tho hugo railroad tank al most emptied of its contents A section of adobe wall IB tho Mis slon church of San Carlos In MonUjrcy tumbled In on tho congregation anda paulo almost resulted- Congregations were at worship In various towns when tho shock oc curred and in some churches patties worn avoided by he cool headeduess o t tho minister A record of the shock was made at tho Lick obscrvatoVy FACTS IN THE CASE rho Indictment orMsu Hrrlth ALOA for Forgery CLAUKSVILLK Va Juno 2OThs report that Mrs Myrah If Camdcnj the affianced of tiny Atkinson was lct ed for forgery Is founded upon the following faett Judge 0 C Camden married Mrs Camden who was flu widow of Dr Edward Davis when hi Judgo Camden was a very old man and In feeble health Mrs Camden was authorized by him to look after his business affairs Upon his death n wilt was found which gave almost hi entire estate to lute widow 310 NKD DKED9 ALTRH THB JUUQEB DBATII At tho last term of tho circuit court In Olluier county on Indictment was ta urforgery It la claimed that after her husbands death she sold some land signing tho judges name to the deeds and dating them before his death It is claimed by Mrs Camdens friends that this was done In good faith It is said the charges aro made to embarrass her at this tlmo on account of her con templated marriage to Joy Atkinson CAPT BOYCOTT DEAD rho Man With Whom the Familiar Term OrlRluAtedL- ONDON June rCupL Boycott is iced Ho was about 63 years of age and became famous through being the first man subjected to tho boycott In Ireland Ho was a land agent in 1881 ja the Connomara section of County Mayo where ho collected rents Tho captain made IS ipccch In the course of which lie urged tho people of Ireland to abstain from agrarian crimes nnd to ndopt In itead a policy of harsh land lords agents and bailiffs to Coventry the old term for boycotting Events to shaped themselves that Capt Boy cott was tho first man the Irish uxpori merited on In this connection and henco tho noV familiar word of boy cott SEVERE STORMSS Accompanied lij CloudllaraU In Threm State Kxoxvntn Tenn Juno 21Roporu from upper cast Tennessee southwest Virginia anti western North Carolln Indicate severe storms during Saturda night and Sunday A oldudburat ijus across tho Virginia line near Bristol did considerable damage anti dO I layod trains on tho Southern road The Washington t Now Orleans vestl bulo train lu being hold at Bristol oi account of trestle washing away al Wallace Va- MOuNT WASHINGTON rho Faiuoai Now llainpililre Mountal Hold to u Lumber Company BOSTON Juno 2OTho Bartlett Lum ber Co hits complotud the biggest mac dcalovcr accomplished in the caster states It hits purchased outrlgh Mount Washington tho entire Pros dcntlal range and 10 lesser eminence of time White mountain group and it addition some UJUOU acres of fuel land In tho wilds of northern New Harap sluIce Arrested on a Charge of Anon FnESNO Cal Juno UTho Pleasan ton hotel was fbed In three places Saturday evening Walter Furrilfah win arrested Sunday evening charged wit tho crime Tim evidence against Fur ulsh Is strong lie belongs to one o tho best fnntllenbi Fresno YelloV JnfIt On Hoard flaw Yonic Jano 2tLTiuf steamo Finance arrived from Colon with thre cases of yellow fevor aboard thro others havlnjf died en route Both pai sengcra and Crow vhavo been quarai thicd W A Ljions a Todd county farrac recently killed tba largest serpent in th known Mslory ol our coanly pays th Progress It WM sWilar o the boa cot stricter of lib Congo teads nd SOB America The snake msasHrpd over sl feel in length Elktoa baa the lKed larifMt boy of b sge IB tbvUitlted StalM lIei8ID IIIft a AORCf fl J 1alir j dJa 11l1JC years of upTou standg 6 feet 3J iaciies ii htisOcksautd Vreifkt ip pound FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS DneclAl tll6tonIIk tho Bonoto dn tho 18th consideration ol the agricultural Schedule of the torin bill was resumed and notwithstanding xtronuoui cf fotUot thtfoppoaltlon tp hnvo them reduced the ratco rtxcJ by tho republican members oi tho finance committee wero agreed to Tbt IwuriB wee not In Ro loa IN tho senate on the 17th greater proereci wadqujdo in consideration of the CarlO bill than on OBJ tinT since tho dcbatcopcncd Two entire cfeMulcnH spltttg wines nnd beverages and I Manufactured cotton goods woro completed tIn thohO lctho brief Bcsxlon was takec- pnostlywltb rollcalla Mr Sulzer Oem N VJ Miccoodcd In Injecting Into tho proceedings akhflrtspocchln fav6r of Cubs In which hi dnipimccd Ocn Wcjrler as a thief and a murderer The house adjourned until tho 21st lii the sonata on the 18th thu flax schedule ol wo tariff bill bel nit under consideration t Ifliyo nmnlKT of political speeches no trenched UJ1QI ho tlmo ot the Hcsslon that but little pr tM wait rondo with Clip 111111011 than one ptMsf ol the flu schedule being disposed ol TW ewcro several lively exchanges between opnifeiloKSpoakcrsiitiurlnB which the washing 01 political like was frequently jrcferrcd to Tho houiu was not In session II the senate on tho Itflh the otpoSltloa tqI thd iarltr bill won Its tint Important victory bj- a 1i and hay veto of 2X to 28 to strlko out the paragraph In rCKDhl to hoer mattlQH the cflcfcl of hlch Is to put floor matting ou Cia tree list jTho houso wainot In BCS IOn Itho RcnaW on tho CtU tho lout two Mhed ulciof tho dutiable Mat Including paper and piuiufacturoil RuudrlcH worn completed with the I exception of the paragraphs on hides gloves coat and coma lesser articles which wcll petIn tho hou a llio only buxlnes 61 lilillo Interest wai the passatfoof a bill ap lrivrlntltiir tlOpWJ for the repair of Dry Dock N63 at Now York Tho hoUM jtdjourncd untO theSltb X WOULDBE SWINDLERS tfaio to ray Their Ilebt to a Flagnnl- I nbroakor KANSAS City Mo Juno 21An In tovcsllug decision bearing on the Kan sa prohibitory law was rendered by Judgo In tho circuit court hero Inllio daso Of Vat Blatr against Bob recUcr llros Tho plaintiff consigned a Quantity of beer to Itself In Leaven worth Kas bclntf both consignee and cutisignori Then contrary to tho rules and reg illations suede anti provided by the prohibitory Uw lUatz resold tho to Bros of this city TB9 latter refused to pay for It and when sued for tho value of the liquor fielup the unique defense that pliviatlff was violating tho prohibitory law of Kansas In soiling tho beer and thnt tho comity of states forbade tho legalization by ono state of an action wuichi was Illegal In another state Judge Oates hold that the defendants know tho prohibitory law was be Tag violated and that they could not tilde behind tho known violation of a law Tho liquor was bought and must Ixr paid for Judgment was rendered for tho brewingcompany- SNATORS FAVOR THE TREATY Ut t Not IU Consideration nt thIs Session of Congress CLEVELAND 0 Juno 10 Senator llanua arrived home last evening Ho H IU go to Toledo on Tuesday to attend tlto state convention of tho Repub licans When asked last evening what 1AwwftS11IIf tho Tho sentiment In tho senate Is over whelmingly In favor of tho treaty but Its discussion at this ful owing to tho fact that there 1SD disposition on the part of congress to adjourn when tho tariff measure Is adopted Thcro will probably bo tome opposition to tho treaty tlmt would tho session If It were taken up nnd so I consider unlikely THOUSAND OF LIVES LOST roe Earthquake In Assam India Was an Awful Disaster BUlLA Juno WIt is announced that over 0000 lives have been lost by the earthquake disturbances which havo recently visited tho province of Assam A message of condolence has been received from Queen Victoria Earthquake In California SAX FIIANCISCO June IlTwo sharp and severe shocks of earthquake were felt hero yesterday tho official time of thS first as taken by tho United States weather bureau being 121401 It was follqwcd almost Immediately by a second shock Tho vibrations wore from west to cast Clocks wcro stopped suspended lamps anti decora tions were broken In some places but no rent damage Is reported Thin shocks wcro tho most severe oxperl encedjhcro for many years The earthquake was general throughout tho state A Strange Accident WINONA Minn Juno loEIlQ Prlgg fivo years old daughter of D Prlgg died as tho result of an unusual accident Thursday sho was playing In tho yard while her father was chopping wood Tho little girl hind the ntocl rib of an umbrella In her mouth Ilhls was struck by a flying chip and forced Into the pharynx causing con gcstlou of tho brain and spasms and resulting In death Why Long Sweetening Went Up a CHICAGO Juno 20 According tiJ brokers and commission men a glucose trust has been formed Its existence I was suspected two or three weeks ago I when tho price of the long sweeten I jugtoo1c an upturn on a totally In active market An Old Miner Killed IDAHO SniiNOH Col Juno 31Na than D Crano an old time miner wa killed in tho Way to Wealth mine yes terday by u caroln Ho was 70 year old and a brotlicrtnlnw of tho late Jerome U Chaffo Ho leaves a wife It Adrian Mich and a son In KuJainazoc a lleetboven In UrenaeC- IHCAOO Juno loA bronze bust 0 Beethoven was unveiled In Llncol f park In tho presence of a largo gather- Ing of admirers of the fumotv corn poser Urugunynn Heboli Win o Victory I NKW Yo uc Juijo Sp Ao Herald correspondent In Montevideo Uruguay says that tim rebels have gained a ii 4 cluod victory over government troop commanded bv lou Vlllar r No One Thought She Could Live a Ibchqve that it It adpot got Ui il Catlstedts Great Remedy for my rtaughte I ho would not be wltb us today SUi ftp ii run town and her illness developed ki- tr rlieamailtm and rheumatic fever Every oIIIIIlhal she could not live Fly doctors Rave her no relief yet by tho URI she had taken two bottl i of Dr Carl iiVtS5Ii IIGerfRal liver Povrdet she wa 5nbhetoMt in bed and today she is a slroR aI bs Kilt was andwa hav noth n M tank for it but Or Carlitedl Jinx at OMinan Remedy 3 SMITH Vipxins Tallala III I 4 r OTHERWISE UNNOTICED A n Bcchtcl hanged himself in hla general store at Lowery City Mo V Stella Horrldf aged ten was kicked SigournoyIaW F Stevens ngcd Of ivan kicked to death near Chandler Okla by a vi cious horse August Schuotte a St Louis saloonkeeper committed suicide In tho pros ence of hula wife s Tho body of James T Stanslfcr of Lltchflcld Ill was found in Shoal crock near thatplacc Temperance leaders at Topeka Kas arc inaklnga determined effort to rid that city of liquor venders George Bradley a negro cut the throat of Richard Rumbley a store keeper at Burnt Corn Ala eightysixthanniversary of the Battle of Tlppecanou was celebrated at Battleground Ind Sunday transportation sued by tim agricultural department Tim o house programme probably will bo tho same this week that it has been ylnccTtha tariff bill passed lolug noth 111111John J MeCook Is said to be work tug ona thai having in view tho purchase of Cuba by an American syndi onto Peter Sass and the wife of Gottlieb Erdcman of Lythesvllle 111 are charged with trying to murder Erde manC E Badger a painter went to Me Lcansboro Ill anti impersonated lieu ry tho tramp millionaire He was roy ally entertained Dr MaoDonald M Iowcll of Collins vllle IlL was found dead in his office with a ballothole In his head and are volver In hits hand acquiredbyassociation near Cpylostowu To was consecrated Sunday Fire partly destroyed tho home of Joseph Melonskl lu East Buffalo N Y and his five children wcro fright probablyfatullyIt Is reported at Athens that Em telegrulntothemeasures for tho speedy evacuation of theHsaly Tho big windowgloss factory at Bnturdaynightrice owned by tho United Olass Co and employed over SOO men A cyclone wrecked several business houses at Newport News Vo and did much damage to growing crops Con dnmngo also was dono to thin small craft in the James river Nntlmn D Crane n miner was killed tttrtho Way to Wealth mine nt Idaho prlngs Col Sunday by a cavcln Ho was 70 years of ago and a brotherIn law of the into Jerome D ChalIce Louis Henderson of Cincinnati leaped from a train atShobyvlllo Indv llio wheels and was decapitated Hid sweetheart witnessed the tragedy William M Brown a machinist was klllcd In tho main shaft of Old Globe copper mine at Globe Ariz Sunday A heavy piece of Iron pipe fell from a higher level striking him on Uio head Austin Smith aged 18 of Sandy Hill N Y was playing baseballf Sunday While at bat a curved ball struclc him under tho ear causing concussion of tho brain and almost Instant death Tom Chatman a 20yearold farmer was drowned In Chcar creek in Cook county Tex Sunday afternoon lie with four other young men was in bathing when ho was seized with cramps The Pickwick hotel cafe and annex anti tho building adjoining at Now Orleans occupied by W II Moore fish- Ing tackle guns etc wcro destroyed by fire as were also tho two upper stories of tho Pickwick hotel A Damaging Covoln Opposite Now Orleans NEW ORLEANS June 22The piling supporting tho bridge leading to tbo pontoon at tho Algiers ferry landing sank IB feet yesterday morning and several thousands ot dollars of damage will result Further extensive caving In is looked for aaa result of thin recon thigh water THE MARKETS NKVV YORK Juno 2J VOl ATTIK Nail tro Steers f 5 lrfOOTTONMlildllnK 71 FLOUllWlnlcr w- 7sWHBATNo 2 Itcd a n CUltNNo 2- O5Ti3No2 19i K S 4 POUIC New Mess SK 816 ST 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Margfret Nance nh alleged prophe d1e4Siinday mornnglna palpU In CM had county s Wheat harvest has begun In Unto I CounlyJ 4V Vt 1f iaM v qf A A Ctas 4r 1f X sJunscmpKss To v j IR LCiEYoUREEVRP V tflFIJTCV j 4tV GuEAf TENNESSEE lTr i tt ic II A1 IoV r DEATH RATE IN CUBA Flftoon Montha Will Depopulate tho Woatorn Provinces The Troeha a rontllentlal Ditch and the Vltaltlty ef the raeltlcoi So Low that Vaccination Generally IroTO8 Abortive i NEW Yonn Juno lA dispatch tc tho World from Havana says Extermination on tho Island Is an appalling actual fact Tho death rate is actually increasing A prominent Spanish medical officer who has full knowlcdgd of tho interior says that should thu war bo prolonged IS months the western half of the stand will bo entirely doV populated Tho death rate Is likely to double next month Contagion will then mow tho people down rapidly Tho rains have turned tho InteriM Into quiigtnlrcs in many places The trocha is a pestilential ditch The soldiers are suffering terribly from fever anti dysentery Little of tho smallpox vaccination Is effective With fore sight thousands of paclflcos might easily have been saved by vaccination sanguinary engagement occurred Wednesday at Managua 11 mile from Havana Tho Insurgents attacked a column of Spanish and thin lattci lost heavily Tho details were suppressed hero Many ambulances with wounded havo arrived hero The rebels are certainly conccntrat ing around Havana Trains have beer fired Into repeatedly A Spanish force while reconnoitering was ambushed near San Miguel They fought brave ly but wcro compelled to retire lien Rivera Is sick and appears In different as to his fate Ho will as suredly be shot unless strong action Is taken by tho United States KANSAS VILLAGE DEMOLISHED C Every house Id the Town of hoed Swept Away by Wind LAUNED Kas Juno lrA cyclone northivcstornijnrIseven oclock last night lIned a sinall vII lage on the Jotmoro extension of Santa Fe 18 mills West of hero theI truck and almost completely wiped out of existence Two grain elevators anti every house in the place wore swept away Damage at BodaUn Bio SFDALIA Mo Juno IB Sedalla and vicinity Were visited by a fierce trical ana windstorm this cleoI Tho powerhouse of thin Sedalla trio Railway and low r Co was struck by lightning and all of tho dynamos ruined No fatalities reported Stall nnd Wind at ValpnrnUo Ind VALVAUAISO lOlL Juno lBTho most furious hailstorm In the history 4 of this ountynged 5r thrcoUUIT Sin j iV TW comber darkness and alt business was paralyzed Tho Wind blow at a rato of 00 an hour anti earned everything In front of It All country roads were blockaded Fences trees and debris of all kinds floated In tho air Tho hailstones measured from ono to two Inches In diameter and caused great damage to buildings and crops Tho mercury dropped 80 degrees In a tow minutes POULTRY AND PIGEONS two Associations Unite Their Force to Secure n Bucccsnf Kxhlblt- KASSAS CITY Mo Juno 21A meet ing of tim directors of tho MldContl ncntal Poultryassociation anti tho di rectors of tho Western Pigeon Fan dora association has resulted in an agreement being reached by which the meeting of tho pigeon fanciers of tho entire west will bo consolidated with that of tho poultry show hero next December This arrangement Insure a display of 700 of tho best pigeons In tho west at tho show with every class filled with choice specimens George Ewaldof Cincinnati and other eastern fanciers hova also given assurances that they will exhibit HOW THEY STAND Averages ut tho Close of rioy Saturday June 80 Following Is thin standing of tho league baseball clubs nt tho closo of play Juno 20 Per Won Lost cent Umultimoro rJ 10 711- 7lIoRoln m I 7- 33Clllclnnnll1 17 614 Now York 25 17 605 JIrookln2I 82 Ml- Philartiilphln 21 21 M- MClevehin1 fcJ 23 18- 3Pltabuntn 21 23 47- 1WiwhliiRtoil 17 20 391 JVChciicoSt Louts 10 A NOBLE ENTERPRISE Consecration of an Institution to Reclaim JnIII VouCh DOYIKBTOWN Pa Juno 2 1The magnificent property acquired by the Jtwlsh National Farm School associa t tion near hero was consecrated yes terday Upon the stand was n notable assemblage of clergy nail laity tho le gal nnd medical profession businessmen and public officials Tho mania purpose of the Institution Ia to reclaim Jewish youth to that agricultural Ufo to which their raceI was devoted In aclent times reniuytvanlu RepublicanS IlAnnwnuno Ill Juno ItlStnto Qbalrman Elkln huns fixed Thursday I August20 for tho meeting of tho state republican convention in this city to I nomnata candidates for state treasur I er anti auditorgeneral A Jnpaneio Man of War SAN FRANCISCO Juno UOA Japa nose man of war tho HI yre la on lies way to tblq port She will receive or dera hero rpm tho Japanese ahIUnpledged Democrat CMSVKLAND 0Juno tIOTho dole gates to the Democratic state conven tion Ir luthls county go unpledged fox governor The model for Joel Harts statue Woman Triumphant which was destroyed by fire at Lexington Is thought to have been lost and the statue cant be repro duced Slifihl earthquake shocks wore felt in It three or four Kentucky town Sunday at lernoon 00 Edmpottnb prcscripiions fropeily n tnkes tim It rtqalres ixpericincu anti a complete knowledge of thugs Ii n quiiri the dra Ut loliHvn a bergs amount of drVfsch YlrnJs list must give the ht tompeaetioehI WITH Tllli AlOVE FACTS REMEM DEli WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE DRY AN HOPPIIR Manager DH MENDENHAIiLS IMPROVED CMI AI ivim ipdUAUANTEED TO CUBE CHILLS AND FEVERn NeaJgenuIneBlgnaturo ot J O Mcndenha- HPrlco GO conto at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY IT O MJNJ12NitAXX EVANSVILLE dD Sold by MatlinRly ft Co EsrimngtosV nJIle1Ccnlucky V- VVBESTTRA1NS1 TU Kansas Montana Colorado PacificCist Utah Washington Ol11 hiVSI Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA StT Louis or ChiilagpvY- ESTIBUUD TRillS SLEEPERS mm CARS CHAIR CARS 8EATS FIstEisVOONQULT TICKET JOINT OB F M RUGG wwv pAsan AOCNT JJT LOUIS MO Ie SUu1I IlIasI4s444st SPRING IB97 09all pt er and iindow hades largest variety IThe designs colors at the I lowest prices ever shown to the people of Hopkins County Please call in and be con y vinced atVAVI fl1SiSS1300K STOJEN- ADISONVILLE KY Iess4cVlIeVsi EXCURSION TICKETS VfA THE Illinois Central R It TOTHE- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE For the abnvu occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central KallroaU at varying limes tales nnd limits including a ticket on sale daily Rood to return until Ilekelshavil1Jlimilen days For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nrnrtst railroad Ticket Ages Wu MURRAY Div Pats Agt New Or leans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Agt Memphis A II HANSON G P A W A Kellond A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING DRUCCIST ST CIi4kLES1- Y- J Nicq Line of Drujigists SuiiSri Prescriptions Carefully CompowMM t Ir i1Tiel i ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager 1BEE PUBUSrilNQ COMPANY h tohiClratd Entered ilia IcilolUce at EarlhiRion U edit matter c = SUHSCRIPTIOrt RATES On rlrlllrlclllnadvance 1 1 00 Six so ThreeMonlht 25 Single J appllclliionConolpondenlS the cOt2aiy Address us for THURSDAY JUNE 24 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE SENATE IO13iNSONVa are authorized lo announce 1 lien T Robinson as a candldalo for Sate Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Christian subject to the action of tho Republican partyBAKERWe are authorltrd to announce Dr E Madleonville as a candidate for State Senator from Ihe counlleiof and Chi lilian subject to Ihe action of the Republican party TilE Democrats are divided on the question of protection as they were last year and are now divided on the money question ONE TUlRD of the Southern vote in Congress has been cast for a- llgh protection 1n the consideration of the tariff bill and the remaining free trade Democrats are in dis itress f JjitE of fan1 products continue 7Sy jgoup while tlc price of silver Phunues to fall This destroys es Jeifpundation upon which half the silKr arguments of last fall wereI based REPUBLICANS in the Senate con tinue to do everything possible to further the enactment qt the tariff klalti 1ti41 ic nnI1from in order to quicken its passage Tine tramp editor of the BlackMat severed his connection with that paper or had it severed for him this week and proved his antecedents by celebrating the oc casion with a plain drunk Next I TilE Commtrtial announces the appointment of Mr J D Martin as postmaster at Madisonvillc Mr Martin has received no official notification of the appointment but the announcement as made is con- SIdered straight LET us have a National Demo crat with whom to beat John GrayoHor the office of Common wealths Attorney TIlE BKE be lieves there is such a mail and favors his endorsement by the Re publicans The fact is we need a prosecuting attorney SyoARTRUST stocks did advance six peirceiit in value while theRe publicantarilf bill was under consider tfon but the country las not entirely forgotten that sugartrust stocks advanced 55 per cent in value while the Democratic party was considering its tariff bill in the Senate of 1894 TilE following announcement made a few days ago comes to THE BEE from a source near to the President and of best authority The declarations made therein are already bung realize- d9EftbfiheAmenican people in Ihe wisdom of President McKtnley will not be lessened when his plans with reference to Cuba are made public lie is giving tha subject close and earnest tlonj and his action when matured will cUt zens of the United Stales and friends of Cuba A CONSENSUS of newspaper sentiment throughout the country with reference to the commercial outlook shows a decided improvement A slow but sure growth is indicated by hundreds of articles appearing in the daily papers and Dunns re view which covers the whole field says On the whole the number of hands employed the volume of new orders and i the amount of work done are slowly in creasing while the prospect of gooiUwhrat and cotton CrOp helps Vasjrecently s THE BEE of the KtrUcment that a reduction had beijn jnailc hi coal r 1 mining rates at t11 t place The Central City miners aobeing paidp the old rate But THE DEE was only report iY log a statemcntmade in the miners meeting and not stating it as a fact We take this first opportunity to correct the error TilE silverite candidates in Hop kins subject only to the action ol regulars who voted for Bryan hardIIItime about their own previous regularliiy John Victory was an independent candidate for county clerk against the regular Democratic nominee n few years ago and now it has been discovered that Silver John Brasher once cast a vote for that good Republi can leader Hon J H Lunsford Till American flag is about to be hoisted in Hawaii and an American policy is about to he felt in Cuba Under the present administration the Government will not be a mere figure head among nations Why should not the greatest Republic on the globe have something to say in the affairs of its distressed neighbors And moreover if our maritime power is to become of any consequence will it not be well to have a port or two under our control in mid oceantA PIECE of singular idiocy is that of the Greenville Jfanner editorially gloating over the assertion that President McKinley attended the Nashville Centennial but went in on a complimentary not even leav ing a pennys worth of prosperity If this editor had been in Nashville on that day and had seen the thousands of people of all politi cal parties that came in honor of Presidents Day and had heard the universal shouts and seen the magnificent ovation tendered Presi dent McKinley he could not but have been impressed with the ab sence of partisan spirit in the pco pie on that day with the great and magnanimous and patriotic utterances of thcdistinguishcdspeakcrs of the day with the grandeur and importance of the magnificent ex position which the President and his party honored and aided by and during their presenceand the silly little ebuhfion above quoted would never have come to light Perhaps he thinks the assem bled multitude got everything free and that their coming was an unmitigated misfortune and great financial loss to Nashville SOLOMON during his life tackled a great mnny vexatious and complicated questions which he dis posed of in a manner satisfactory to that as well as succeeding gen ratios the matrimonial question u i umy uuo tijion which he went estray But the people of this day are confronted with a question which would have driven Solomon to that Qxtrcmity known as the last trump had it occurred in his day and time The problem briefly stated is this In almost every community in Ken tucky can be found men who would resolve themselves into a mob and under the cover of darkness and in violation of the law upon the mere tfse lxiof unreliable parties would not hesitate to white cap or hang a man accused of crime Now it the accused party was apprehended and the same mob selected as jurors and the guilt of the accused established beyond all doubt by the undeniable evidence instead of mere hcresay that somebody of men who would illegally hang a man so readily upon bare report when justified by law and legal evidence would neither hang a man nor impose a long servitude in the penitentiary Now why is this Does a greater responsibility rest upon a juror than upon a member of a mob- CIIATTAO1GAWA1E1 What Toombs Thinks About It Toombs once Went with the press gang on the annual jaunt as DEE representative and his ex pressions here indicate the Impression he received Here is what he says about Chattanooga waterlThe CourierJournal ol the 21st inst has an article under the cap dbewailsChattanooga was cut off upon theSarrival of the press boys To our immortal soul we can see nothing tough in this trivial circum stance The average Kentuckian invariably takes it straight and no member of the Press gang was ever yet known to thin down thec third celebrity of Kentucky Recognizing these worldwide facts the water management exhibited admirable tact and sagacityaBut since the time when the above sentiments sunk so deep ito his souland body the Ken lucky Press has reformed and this time Brother Glenn the editor of THE BEE and some othersHvere actually known to drink lemonade and even waterfiIf you have confidence in your tailor you will have confidence In the clothes ho makes A guarantee pf perfect fit and sat i Is given with every order for liar inti made by M Born Co TIlEHGREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT ORS REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster county For Representative n EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE For County Clerk T T MORRIS Fbr County Attorney DAVID DROWNING For Superintendent of Schools I G NANCE For Assessor XV H HRYANT For Jailer x J J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Fine Showers and Good Crop Outlook Throughout the County MR JOHN T RINGO DEAD National Democrats Hold County Conventions and Appoint Delegates g WHEAT CUT ANt TRESIlIiKS AT WORK WIt8T1R COUNTY IlIFARTUEXT I Conducted by DAVID HROWNINO V DIXON KY DIXON Splendid showers here Sunday and TuesdayMr S Frasler of Clay was here MondayMessrs Geo Hall and J D Ulackwcll of Hearin were in town Monday Mr Joe Blackwellland wifo visited at Dave Farmers Monday Mr Benj Shelton of Shelton was in town last Thursday Mrs John Finks of Vandersburg coun try was in town Monday on business Mr Lihue Lynn and wife of Llsman visited in Dixon Saturday and Sunday Attorney Everet Jenningsof Providence attended County Court here Monday Messrs L U Henry and Benj Skinner went to VandcrsbUrg last Friday Mrs J C Parker and son Clay left last Saturday for Jlopkinsville to visit her sister Mrs J D Hill also to visit the Cen- tennIal at Nashville Last Monday was County Court day but not many were in attendance The docket light the most important case was tho public ditch which was proposed to be opened by O II Nail Report of reviewers was adopted and the ditch ordered 10 bo opened Misses Lizzie Uailey Mamie Drools Rose Drowning Gallic Cosby Ulancho Baker Kate Parker and Messrs R L j r SUS m y fl 1UIII Wallace J T Skinner and Joe Hall young people of this place attended Ibo footwashing at Providence last Sunday Miss Lillio Cavanah is on the sick list this week Mr Geo Morris and Miss Birdie Cosby of Vandersburg were in towg Sunday Mr Perry Tbornberry and his sister Miss Lida visited Miss Lizzie Herron Sunday Miss Lida will remain a week Miss Lola Couch of the country is vis lUng Miss Hattie Ramsey this week Mr U S Womack and mother of Se brie arc visiting at the widow Trices Ibis weekMessrs II a Wheeler James M tIm ley James H Givens James Brakefield apdThos S Page left last Monday for Nashville to attend the exConfederate re union Messrs Paul CouehD Agnew Henry andIthe County Convention of National Demo crats here last Monday Refreshing showers here last Sunday which is helping the looks of crops in this part of the country Thero is a good av erage crop of tobacco set corn and other crops are looking well Wheat is- Is fine the yield is estimated at from 20 to 25 bushels per acre Mr D Browning visited several days in Llsman last week Mrs Dr K N Rice is quite III with erysipelas this week Mr John W Cavanab of Vandersbure spent Saturday and Sunday at home Esq Price B H Skinner II B Nail and Bro N J Fox all of Clay attendee court here Monday Eighteen applIcants for certificates to teach school were examined hero Friday and Saturday There were seven first class eight second and and three third class certificates granted Our efficient postmaster A w Mooney ost a fine young horse last week with bots Messrs James Sigler and Dr Georgo White of near Clay were in town Satur ay Mr J F Porter of near Shelton t- aturday and Sunday in town Mr Milt Babb a leading Republican of Crittenden county spent Saturday in town Prof Poole candidate for county judge was her last Saturday Mr Ed Gardner of tbo Vandersburg was here last Saturday on bust nessMr Eugene Mulhn was tried here Sat rday on a charge of breach of peace and- cquitted Rev Blackburn of Indiana filled Bro Leslies appointment at the Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday The National Democrats persuant to a call held a county convention here last Monday and organized by electlngMr Thos Jackson Chairman and Mr C C Hardwick Secretary Resolutions reaf the Indianapolis platform were adopted after which the fo1low1dI gates wore elected to represent this calmly a the stale convention Messrs Iaul ouch W C Brooks j A justice C C- ardvlckand R L Jackson Tho ton Venllon waswcll attended and adjourned without making Arty nominations for county olficsj Tho Populist editor of a Democratic paper the Sebree Ileral 1made some ob- Jection last week to my calling tho fus ionists Popocrats He contends they are all Populists and the Democrats of Dixon siy they are still Democrats The name Popocrat is not original withs me and is often used by much higher authority and It does seem lo be appropriate And is likely to be used notwithstanding this editors protest Ho also placed the wrong construction on what was said about the sting of TUB BBB but when ve remember that he belongs to a party of fellows wbo believe that congress can legislate fiflytuo cents Into n piece of sil vcr wo aro willing to look over the matter as they aro calculated to get other things up in a tanglo any way SLAUQHTERSV1LLB Guy Wilson of Pembroke is workingl for LI II Ogden this weak nt Miss Emma Cobb of Dixon was in town Monday Everybody looks happy since the refresh- Ing showers the dust has been washed offg our faces and old hats the farmers have fllookingpatience prosperity will come to us about the time frost doestTho following parties of our city arcs viewing the Centennial this week it Nashville WL Reynolds R H CaresI and A Tinder vii J F Dcnton anti wife of Kvansville visited friends and relatives hero Sunday Rev JJ Smith is assisting Ret Randolph in a meeting at Hanson iTtTsTweek j H H Ogden and wifo left last week for for a visit in the South they will spend several days al Florence Ala- I Our town has been very quiet during the past week owing to the farmers being so busy harvesting their wheat t Dr L A Archibald of this place will harvest about one hundred acres of wheat this week all of which was grown on his t land almost in sight of town Q Smith of near this placVrfias pur chased a bran new thrashing machine witu traction engine of S Vi Bringnian and will begin work near AsbbysbUrg the first of next weeK Success to TilE DnI It- t BLACKFORD 1 A fine rain fell hero Sundaytand the farmers are in the best of humor We have the best wheat crop bnr farm have produced in years v Messrs West and Young ofPaducab arc with us in the interest of Ibo Knights of Honor Geo Herron is a bachelor but he told us to toll the people ho still had hopes E C Moore of Mattoon wisln town last week attending to soml business Geo M Cridci Marions postmaster was in town lasl week M Henderson and Will S Alien at tended the examination at Marion last week C O Simpson was in Dixon Saturday Dr J N Todd of Shady Grove was in 1 town Sunday r t W A Crowcll WAS in Marion Sunday W W Hoover went to Casoyvilld Sunday tIWE VI 011117 of J several days with no last week Mr Jno T Ringo one of the best known farmers of this country dlcjl at his homo near Ulackford Monday night June 14 at 1030 oclock of typhoid fever Though his death was not unexpected yet it sent a thrill of sorrow to every person inI this community Mr Ringo was thirty five years of age and though ho started in life without any of this worlds goods yet by bis wonderful energy he had accumu lated a considerable amount of property He also had f2000 insurance in the Golden Cross He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss As a citizen Ijo was one of tho very best as a Christian worker he had no superior in fact he was tbo chief cornerstone of the Llipiistc hutch at this place as a friend and neighbor he was tried and true as a husband lie waso gentle and kind as a father he had oil that loving care that should bo exercised by parents and it is useless to ask how be died but only look at the Christian life ho i lived and the Christian example that stands in time view of every porsqn who know him and we shall know bow itom died Weep not friends wife and bilw dren for tho one you weep over is now walking the goldpaved streets of the New h Jerusalem and singing with tfco havenlym choir where sickness LOT row and death never place their cold dewy handi on the brow of God s people He is at home bo- is al restthat home which has moendf that rest which is undisturbed and as can not come to you you can go lo him where It will bo one unbroken family througHout the ceaseless ages of elernliyL- ONGFELLOW lo LISMAN Farmers are busy culling wheat t Several of the jnung foiled spent Sunday in Providence l thAskMiss Mabel Grahams music school closes next Saturday Miss Mabel is an w excellent young laity and has made a host itofgas A crowd of youngsters wont to singing T Saturday night down on the banks oi the lonely Crab Orchard faLismanMiss Oma IBakerisivlsiting her ulster at Dixon v ers Mrs Nora Drowning spent Sunday with her mother al wALisman it would keep somo of our young folks from talking to much and then they would a little more D clWhatNovember will be a plenty Uncle we will surd free ilsilverchicken got time axe A grand social was gin at tIme residence olofII is rumored that L 13 Nichols is going for to build o feather factory and on egg tois foundry MARX HANNA HEARIN Hearin wishes lo be hoard from Intbe Webster County department of TnaLeii1 Hearin is a small vlllago sltiutoJ In tIme western portion of the It con hoolvlbouselory and several dwellings TIme surround la log community Is one tmong rhe best frm n I ILl ing neiRRborhoods intiio county anti the people with but few exceptions aro cnfr gelicvsobcr and religious Prof F Y Mabry just closed a series of lessons in vocal mutlcbere A nice shower of rain fell here Sunday and the weather Is aetna cooler to day whiehis pleasing to Ibe wheat bar- estcrs Lightning killed four sheep belonging to Euj W L ilearln Sunday Messrs unIts pissed through Monday morning with alarge drove of cattle for market U Dr W Watson of Bordley paid us a- very pleasant call Monday afternoon A correspondent from Shelton lo the Scbree Herald last week made some com mont upon the Gold Standard Adminis ration of Maj McKinley and also Inti mated i lack of patriotism among some of ime people I believe too he made men ion of that uncompromising sacred self explaining nnmberfioi3 Now wo will just say to Mr D r that Maj McKinley and the Gold Standard are both all right Wo believe too that tbo reat majority of IhQ people are palriolip The great trouble is too many have gbllen atism and patriotism mixed and take the ormer for the latter Now as to your number 1013 it is Imma with us Our principles remain life and we Tight for them the same whether Ilia majority against us is 1013 or 300 See TAT CROFTON Jim Gant a negro tenant on R L Davis arm was snake bitten Tuesday night while sleeping ID his bouse A Knights of Honor Lodge was organ zed here last Saturday night Jack Ovcrton a farmer living near here went hunting Tuesday and killed six foxes in seven shots anti never moved from his seat Mrs Molly Lockhart has returned lo her home in Nashville after a visit to her mother hero v There was a Sunday School organized at- he Baptist church Sunday Rev W O Rickard has been very sick the past week There will be prayermeeting at tba Baptist ehurch every Thursday night Rev las Coleman filled his appointment at tbo Baptist church Saturday and Sun dayMrs Amy Pyle Is very sick this week Mrs Sallie Rowe and daughter havo returned from a visitin Evansville Worms have commenced eating the tobacco for tha farmers John M Dulin the North Cbrislian Chalybeato lIopklnvlllo1 shapeGeorge Yates p negro was swimming in the Empire Coal Companys pond Thursday and drowned before bo could get aid ST CHARLES Mrs jno Marian is improving Miss Saute thrown was in town last Monday Urov I II Tech filled his appointment here Sunday- J W Crane of Ilsloy was in town lasl Monday Dr Coldvcllof Paducah was here cmi business last week Mr and Mrs Albert Keown of Eirling iMi dr iUiivej herolaat week Miss Annio Clemons of Earlingtbo bits been visiting relatives here several days Mrs C 0 Gregory and children o Fulton aro visiting relatives here Geo H Faull has returned from Ala bama and the Nashville Centennial and insists that bo saw the great President the United States DOWN IN TilE MINES At the present time it seems probable that the miners at Jellico mines and in that vicinity will fail to agree with the operators on a schedule of wages to be paid and therefore the result will be ri shut down until all parties concerned car como lo some imicaolo agreement- It is strango that among the first lo cut the price of mining coal are sbme of those who only a few years ago allied them selves with a labor organization whose bject was lo use their Influence towards Ibe general increase and maintenace of wages The Ucla Coal Company are now will ng to pay the standard wages for mining and are so paying their men who operate their mining mining machines Secretary Anderson of the Monarch ines made a business trip South last eekaA Mr Cain of Caneyvllle claims to ave a gold field in Meade county Ken for which eastern capitalists have arie him an offer of 90000000 but wo are afraid the report is an exaggerated one The very fact that the leading coal men companyforindicates beyond a doubt that the work will be pushed and also that there 15aI most a certainty that euccess will crown their labors Tho coal companies we understand are do very little if any shipping of coal to Nashville during the three days the ex Confederates holdfortb al the Exposition The desire of the railroad company is to keep loaded cars out of Ibe way of handling e train loads of passenger expected ere during the reunion John Cavis who has of late been work- Ing at St Cbasles mines is back here here be formerly worked capltalisls lands which will at once be developed here is said to bi2oooooo acres In Ibe tract df land purchased findingfauhof the underpaid coal producer patIlcular who can command the respect of AH select only men whoso past record is good operahpitha vorable result lo follow The miners turned out In large numbers to attend the funeral of Ibe late Tbost Walker who was always regarded as a ose friend to them during more than enty years he had resided here Supl Crutchfield of Ihe St Cbarles mine has aboul recovered from his late lness jno M HogaprOf the Hocla Coal Company spent several days last week in county of course calling on bis d friends at Empire mines In the production bituminous coal the year 1896 an Increase ol 1750000 ns is shown white the decrease in sajd to be f i66oooo YucatanChlJllonlc Tho great reliable and popular lnic antiperiodic And febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents its retUrn strengthening e patient and gives healthy lon o and gor without regard to diet Pleasant toke Prico soc Warranted at drug lore I I co mm JKI if AN ANCIlNT CHURCH A History of the Oldest Church In Hopkins County CANE RUN CUUHCU NEAR ST CHARLES How the Pioneers Dressed for Church and the Part Cupid Played ST CHARLES Kv June 2- 3SpecialIt may be of inter est to the many readers of TilE DEE to that about two and a half miles northwest of this place is the site of the oldest house of worship within the lines of what is now Hopkins county It was established about the year 1818 and was known as the Cane Run Church taking the name from a small branch running near by which still bears the name of CAne Run It was located within a few yards of the present Cane Run Schoolhouse and was built of hewn logs with a stick and mud chimney in the east end The bUilding had one door but no windows and was occupied by the Iron Side Baptists who held services once a month The member ship was large and included peo vIe for many miles in every direc iorx About an acre of ground was set apart in the immediate vicinity of the church for the burial of the dead The under growth was removed but the large timber was left standing as a pro tection against the heat of summer and the cold blasts of winter Elders Timothy Sisk Earl Mc Mann and Ezell were some of the ministers who presented the gospel claims at these oldtime meetings which were held on Saturdays and Sundays of each month The services were nearly always well attended and looked forward to with great interest It was in fact the great meeting place for the people of this entire section of the country Young and old weak and strong would never forget the ap pointed day and would rarely fail to be in attendance Some would go in wagons others on horseback but a still larger number would walk In those days a young man was up to date if he possessed a suit of homemade jeans and fre quently went to church wearing a bran new pair of buckskin breech cs The young ladies often carried their shoes in their hands un til near the church when they would stop and complete their toilet They wore very fine homemade cotton dresses and were delighted to have a bright stripe of either blue or turkey red Our informer who has seen more than eighty summers had a merry twinkle in his eye and smiled when asked how the young- n ladies amt men enjoyed themselves at those longtimcagomcctings but refused to give us further in formation on that line But it is 1aftth2t CpM tlicit U tIC fore and since was not Idle during those large gatherings under the towering oaks and that many were the happy greetings and pleasant hours passed by the younger people under their shadowy branches in a devotion otherwise than that contemplated by either the pastor or older members The building has long since disappeared and nothing now remains save a mound formed by the fallen chimney to mark the exact spot upon which long years ago stood the first church in this section ot country The burying ground too has been badly neglected and it is only by a close examination that one can find the many graves which have for so many years held within their cold embrace those who were accustomed to worship at the old church It would be a noble and a meritorious work for some one to take up and have the grounds cleared off again the graves mounded up and the whole premises put under fence It is sad to see that neglected which years ago vas so sacred to those grand old mothers and fathers of this section of the country Wheat harvest is now in full blast and from reports from the various sections the crop will rather exceed expectation The stand is usually good and the grain is full developed the bearded es pecially good The acreage in Hopkins County is always dispro portionately small Mr Ed Stokes brought to mar ket on Thursday last the first peaches of the season They were green but they were first Mrs TR Browning and daugh ters Misses Lizzie and Mabel are in Nashille at present attend ing the Centennial Thousands of persons use Sutherlands Eagle Eye gihvc wbo never did have tore pyes U slrjpglhens weak eyes makes Ipe vision clear distinct It is nice convenfent to use Yqu need It Try it v Mrs Nat VVetzel and little daughters of St Louis are vis iting the family of Mr Chas Mc Gary of this city A much needed rain fell in this section Tuesday morning The downfall which was gentle and steady began early in the morning and lasted till near noon Such a rain as our farmer was earnestly wishing for It has bcn discovered that eye salves asdwaleri containing sugar of Jead Often produce poison fatal to sight If not to life You run i great risk in using such preparations To effectually and speedily and permanently cure sore evss ranu ulaled orslylea without the possibility of evil after effects use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve For sale by St Bernard Drug orSftCJlHles Col A W Toombs spent a few days visiting friends near Providence lastweek I II d I MUST KEEP BUSYl 1M And in order to do so we are making genii t JJJjJJ handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For g tunately for us as well as our patrons weUQ never go to market without the very power tt 4l ful cash We know we buyt4 t Dry Goods Shoes Notions B 4l U iGents and Ladles1 Undiraiar and Hosiery S t g Gents White and Colored Shirts g 8 HATS AND CLOTHING U U- 4c U Jj At the Bottom Gash Prices and our Cus t- 4i tomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar g where you can get the largest returns Ours J I 49 is the ce t i IBISHDP JlX Co4 U I 1 4lMADISONVILL KY g KTYOUH MONEY DAOK IF YOU WANT IT U 41 U iii i i DIRECT FROM MILL TO WEARER Which Save you 4 Big Profits rh Commission House Tl WMttuir tai ioir apar IE OSRNBURGER CO MU i2aSt1 mirYORK C1TI 5 00OurOreatBralu 298 Sops RISOIIII Suits Sizes 3 to 15 whib Extra paIr of PHil U9 Thtw Sub u GUARANTEED to b mb from Importtd Wool Cheviot In Disk lUsa arty 1n111fo1n ilni from J lo 9 of A t Ml JjuU b ei t d with slke- CoUrCuUt fuwy rmUeUcctJlkMJ v lib taft IlUk Albert TwIn SsIa sad Itltnl WU lUndi Trtrorolim ind WOIII minthlp the vt1 Seal U Sts for ss la ta IS ytut wtiheut Sn fittttn IWlow I a of A CUSTOM MADE TO MtCK OiuruKnl W U nuIa rn AH Wool stows Guy Utk B4u WorilM Corded u U nuJ U Ut style Med with Imp1 Farmer S11 untolaA4 naiai In the but oCustom Tahoe Bunur You cannot JupIkiU IA your town f 1600 Mul4l4 The urn goodi sfor Youths IS II- IIL tim rur PlAt Cost sat iViiJOj X X t in 81 Rires I Frel RfljlDor rt It V nri BICYCLES r c tdI NORWOOD ol1hGI Kept Stock Mated IOhargl t A sIuIgy Ii I t Eq1ppsdRipair f Skcp I f 1 s I0 The special line of Bicycles handled by C M Bourland IXI I in connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods arc o superior to tIme average make of Bicycles hut hy the special IX i r arrangements entered into with the manufacturer can ho sold Jat greatly reduced prices thought fullycovered byruarantccr lP and see hun before purchasing North side of Square i gCall HftRteS M BOURMNB I- MADISONVILIEl KY S 8 eo 7 yAOi WALKER TWYMAN TINNERS rain Street West of Railroad eiiUMNGTONKT A complete Stock of Stoves Castings I AND TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering I Skyhigh In quality w and prices dirt cheap rI 1 I a I J I cii1 I 44 U 1 I 1ftVI Tp make oufFujjeral t quip 1 11 mcnt the best ip this part pf ei rA the State Anyth1g and Ldovcrytlbthg you want in ilvgryf r tHE LOWEST v I l J I c 1b I f Bi IDi1rri1twAn fit t1Tar O I icunucicy cII1 1lihJ rfsrrillttloJ iMam4iftat Ia SI3tl1HN4BTh1v4ild3bc4i4guJriaO1 n E n tp VoryLow I J t j IIIta t L N1 TIME TABLED 44 Effective May 30 1897 toutii No ji No 91 No 51 4Lv Chicago 1010 a m 700 p In St Loult 8ijtm Sjjirmt- llloLY ltv n 110 p m Goopm 315 am Lv llendction v 23Gpm 6ioim 343 Iy Srbrer 107 P m Lv Suuglileri 324 P m JJSPrfnIv 4470 Lv Ullllnrton If 401pm jta pm 4Spoii LV Mortdnt G p 41 p m LY Notlonvlllo 411 pm 519mL- Y llopklnivllla 513 pm Bi6pni Gcqa m Ar Guthilo 558 p in LV fintlitla 13 pin 847 pm fijiom S Ar Nnihvlllo 40 p m 1010 p in 840 a ta MOUTH No 9J No 52 No 54 pmLvLv llonklnsvllle V41m 1018 a in 95Jpm 10111LvLv HitliiiRlDn 1031 a m itil In IOJ1 p m pmIYLv SUuRhlcit lloj am Ito pin Iv ScWce Ill7ain 1110 pin Lv llniltton iMl a m Hjj p in itta m- Ar Krn vlllo Silo p m iij p in 1140 a ms ArSt Loql 7l11111 720 a I n ArCIleaco 817 p m a in- NOtoiI and 91 will Mop Il Madlionvllleund VirIn1irI to Irike on id off p3UCflCF I 0 and roUf CIiIcio and pofiijt north or Uvanul- llaanTIs I I No makei rcKulir Hop at Gutlirlr Earl loxlon llopklnivllleand Ilcndtrion ragviDitio ACCOMUODATIOM DAILY ascirr IUXDAV t 1111cOIIILvNeboAr6SS a m p1JJ 10 a InLv HaJlionvllloAr 605 p I 7IsamAr KirllnctonLv MS PW- Jjopm74am LvIUrllnxtonAr 80 a m Lv MadiionvlllB MS p1- WJVd1911n lLi Ilinion Ar 454 pm 1l In v SlauKhlert Ar431 P m UOIII Iv Ar 4 10 pin vsball1 LYltendaron Ar 3 2dp- 1R1000mAt Evan ylllo Iv i srn V W UTIIRIUGE AEiinl TIMETABLE IC R RI Krrecltva May ci 1897 NORTH nOOND No ioi No 104 No tilLv New Oleins 610 pm gooam Lv Mrmplilt 7yt a UI 1115 pm LvTolton l olln iliopqi Coo a in Lv Iadutili i55 Pm iiam 800 a m LV 1ilnceion 44apm vI4 a in g7a in- Lv Notlonvlllo 539 p in 3S a m loo a in i Lv Ccnlril CIIIiSopnl 4loan SIRS p m S Ar LouUvillf 1055 111 800 a in = a5 p m Ar Clnelnaill 640 am IS3 a in SOUTH POUND k No jot Notoi No nr- vt f 1 Clarion iinapm ipmLv Loait ill ioam 705PIl18oanlI- Y CijilrII CuT BI5 am 1049 pm rtjpm LvNoiloiifiUt fiiam tlilpm t4pinL- Vi ioi8am Iii6am 45 pm Lv itdocili uiiopin i7am btpmV Lon IU Pin MOBPI aoopin trMemptin 703 p m 720 I ill Atw OJaQ 810 am 700 am M AltttalniTun dallr Not 101 and 104 liD toll 4 V illtulcdrln lnltchai lighted with l ull rota llnifti Slrepcrt and lINt Keclmlnn Chair I Car between Clntlnntll and New Otlaant Trains tOJ and 191 alto run mild lielwnen CIncinnati and t New Ollt nt carrjlnnlulliajn llullrl Slwprrt Plreeleoiuiwilon made al all jnncllon polmt A II HANSON G P and T A J I e IiJigt0t1 fta Ellin s i 1cP NJiirfl IVrnonnl Paragiaphn aiul O hrrilHiilnr DI II lime Vothv- j 1 l tlcllll Mutitlori i 14 r i tgIA fine maya belonging to jaltl s p Eegan was killed by the train in sidf lltti city limits Tuesday night i 5 1 The Madisonville and Allcnsvillc base ball teams will play two games at Madisonville today and tomor row Games called at 3 p nu and good playing is anticipated The Eatlington rooters will bo on hand Funk James cxdespcrado and bandit chief but who is now liv ing a quiet life in St Louis Mo I anil an honest living passed through the city Monday afternoon on his way to the Ten r JH 4ue Kfenff3AM int 11 1 Rev R V Omcr will preach at the Christian church Sunday inoi n ing and night This is not his regular appointment but having no other appointment lot the ila- yr liu will devote the tune to his t Earlington congregation and Mrs P B Davis ac 4Dr by Miss Flossio Owen attended the com mcnccincnt exercises at St Vin ceuin this week Miss Pauline Davis who has been nttcnding school there wit return homo with Jhem 5 Marshal BarnetL went out into thu country Monday and secured fifty thouBdnd tobacco plants for N L McKcc of Ilopkinsville He received a message Tuesday 5froiii MxKcp asltfng him to obtain and forward fifty liousand more Plants arcreportcd scarce in Chris tian County Qn ast Satinda evening Miss Cornelia Doynl entertained quitu a host of frjends at ber home The large cool yard had been chosen as the place of merriment oUt owing to a shower of rain the young folks were obliged to return to the house t wbere they listened to sweet music r and enjoyed a fow pleasant games S Delightful refreshments Worn iervcdS Thirty two of Oitrladies are now practicing cavalry drill and arc progressing rapidly with the va t rlous evoltitiis Every side sad tile in this section has been pressed ii 13 1 ilitO service and the sight of thirty 1LyO of Kentuckys prettiest wo I S on horseback is one that S liiajvcs the heart of a man fly up in luSt irtouth and stick thero tighter thaQa turnip in the throat of a choked calf K S fi3PiIIIitO Your ItuivnU With VuirnrolH r 10 tic IIUOUictldtugglatsrcrundunouey LI tfOBKEKY ON A TRAIN A Freight Train Traveler Rubbed by a Negro Brakcman St Charts Kyi June is Special A young negro man quncanl1milson VGcowhom lie charges with robbing him of 51951 in cash and a grip containing clothing lie says his home is in Paducah and he has been employed at Stile I the stave factory of the Standard Oil Company since 1894 that he loft there Tuesday evening with tho- m intention of going to Sclmit Ala wlicre he has property He Kays m1le paid Gco Hatch fifty cents to let him ride the freight train to Nortonvillc Hatch staid with him and tljey lay down in a car close to tile enginer He had his coat off laying beside hi n with the money In one pocket anti the grip nearby Hatch promised to put him off at Nortonvillc hut roused himas the train was passing St Charles and shoved him bfk Har alson found his money was gone and his grip also A message wns sent to Central City this morning and the afternoon passenger train brought Hatch and tha missing grip back in charge of the marshal from that place Ilaralson told a very straight story and described minutely the missing grip The marshal brought two grips in his hand about the same size hut Ilaralson at once indentified his own None of the money was recovered An examining trial was held hero today and Hatch in default of bond was sent to jiil to await Circuit Court Resolutions of Respect WIIKRKAS It has pleased our Father in Heaven to call to the Celestial Lodge above our Urolhcr Thomas D Walker whom we loved and respected for his many noble qualities and for his doted attachment to Odd Fellowship for many ears He was n charter member of St Bernard Lodge Nd 246 I O O F1 instituted March i5 874 and during his member ship always filled some import ant office Therefore be it RESOLVED That jn his death Odd Fellowship has lost a devoted brother St Bernard Lodge a zealous member the sidle and dis tressed a sincere friend and the community a good citizen Be it further RFsotVEt That wo how in sub mission to the will of the Divine Master who doeth all things well Be it further RESOLVED That we tender our sinccru sympathy to the willow of our deceased brother and that wt war till usual badge of luourning for thirty days RESOLED That a cop3of the r resolutions be spread on the rooI cords of Jus Lodge a copy be Sent to the bereaved widow anda copy be sent to the Earlingtom BEE for publication f TWYMAN Committee on tV HUFF RLOI ii ionsC H Hunt A Small Blaze and a Big Scare Last Friday alout ndon Charles McFadcn the knight oi the brush discovered flames in the eastern part of the city Mack lit out down the streets at a salt fairly competing with lubricated lightning screaming at the summit of his voice and exhorting every one lietnlct to holler fire and in time than it takes for an nverigeo sewing society to circulate a sell difp the whole city turned out ontmasse with eyes hanging out on stems executing innumerable blue streaks toward the scene of disaster which upon investigation proved to emanate from an old stable upon the premises of Thomas Clements which quickly burned to the Ground owing to its remote locality Tho Fire Brigade moved out with a whizz and quickly connected arid payed out the hose hilt could not reach the fire owing to lieagreat distance hence the total slrucionois recovering and is able at this writing to raise his voice to the altitude of a whisperdThe Vlctorys Win The Victorys of this placo crossed hats with the Madisonville team last Thursday afternoon The game vas hotly cotcstedkfrom start to finish aiul thouizjioutTfiesnappy game both at the bat andr in the field as also did the Madi sonvilles McPheeny who was in the box for Earlington pitched fl good ball and the Madisonville team had some trouble in gauging his delivery Huff of the Earling tons distinguished himself b3 putting the sphere over the feijce for a hoiiier The score was 13 to 7 in favor of the Victorys Mc Fhceny arid Long were battery for Earlington while Pritchctt and Dowers acted in lute capacity for the Madisonvilles Hvil nfl t effects novnr follow ilm tue oL Dr Uells Peppermint Chill Tonic It is a pleasant liver laxative It makes rich red It makes alolllsollnd bono It makes Ooh It inikai may chocks All of this cures chills to they May cutrd Dealnin guarantee it Ior sale by St Uernard Drug inglon George King 3t Charles I pma- t It DY tATUA IIC d I 10 US4 DRMllST5 Ia luPp aDy raaefcuItpitIoi frell are tMUHaL IDArUTS LYitUI AT ERn hiP cPr trIp or bat nib uaairairniMi I1sIautMktMtrre U STLrIIli1tVIil t I Chlcas oatreai cau erIiwTisk lIT aa e 1 11r1 iA GI ij RAL AnvNCEe I1EUANDED S or Miners Pass a Resolution DC mnndlng Restoration of Old Rate on July i ANOTHER MASS MEETING JULY i t y Hccla and Monarch Operators Agree to Advance If Darns ley Will IltOVIDENCB CONSIDERING TilE MATTEII At a mass meeting of Mho coal miners of the district yesterday af ternoon at this placo the following resolution offered by a Barncslcy miner and seconded by a representative from Monarch was adopted perhtiShiClin the district from April ist to perbushel1St and that this restoration of old rates shall go into effect on July i 1897 The general committee reported operatorshading provided Barncsley wouldalso restore itnd that Mr Nisbet manager of the Providence Coal Company had said he would con the matter Mr Wm Banks of Barneslcy meetingBarnesley were tim mines represented Where cuts have been made and the fight seejned to narrow down to the conclusion that the remedy for the situation would hav to come frojn Barnesley The statement was made that the management of the Cooperative Company at that place hall flatly refused to enter into any negotiations with other operators towards an agreement to maintain prices in the markets that would justify the payment of the old rate demanded hythe miners The Monarch and Hecla men Were satisfied with the assure ances of their employers to restore their wages One Barneslcy miner said The miners in Barnesley are in better shape to tiring prices up than any other miners in the disttict If they do not do it they ought to starve Another saidliAs well blow against the wind as to demand 2J4 cents until tho Barnesley manage ment agree to join other operators in advancing nnd maintaining the prices of coal in the market Another Barncsley miner said If we let this opportunity slip its farewell to coal diggers in Western Kentucky It is time for us to put our foot down and demand BarneslcyJohn II in the Cooperative Mining and Manufacturing Co spoke in defense of the management of that company lint expressed IllS desire for ad vance and the maintenance of mar pricesA was adopted request ing the Hccla miners who have been out to return to work at the reduced rates until July 1st when the final demand for restoration will be made Another mass convention of the miners and mine laborers of the district was called to meet at Earl ingtou on Thursday July xst at 3 m in Masonic Hall As this is he date upon which the miners demand that the restoration of the ld rate be male a gqncral attend ance pf miners is expected to hear he final reports from the various mines To Curd a Cold in Ono Lay Tnke Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure sit For Sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlingtgn Ky Very Doubtful List Friday Dave Smith and Tom Hodge hied away to the cdol of Pond River bottoms and ll day long the woods rever reportsfcalculation with which we arc acquainted can convey a faint idea of amount of the amount of pow or consumed They declare they killed five squirrels but as this assertion is unsupported by creditable testimony we beg our readers jo lay ina good supply of salt hq accepting it Their story of ilflpg n hawk is equally as im probable and the reader who ac cepts it docs so at shippers islctIt5tiL11i4 dI ft k 11 Uft IttllJ To quit obnc O easily and lorovor ho lung netlc lull of life norvo and vleor take NoTo ftc tho wondcrworlicr that makes weak men itrong All drugRliM GOo or II Cur gunrlln teed Ilooklot anti sample tree Address Sterling Ifcmody Co Chicago or New York Proposed Church The proposed new church of the colored Baptists here is almost a certainty Plans and specifica tions have been drifted and estimates furnished and as soon as the congrcgationcan make another deal or twoof a gospel nature work will begin on the edifice which will occupy the site of their present church The new building will be a nineteenth century structure and in full keeping with the present day There Is moro Catarrh In Ibis seclion of the country than all otherdiseases pur to gather nnd until the last few years was supposed to be Incurable For a great ioc4liseaseby constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced II incurable Science constihutionaliseasetional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Chenoy Co To ledoOhio is the only caojllmtional cure on thn market It is taken internally in doses from ten dropS to a t aspoo ful It acts directly on the blood and mucous stir facosof Ibo system They offer ondhun fired dollars for any case it fails to dare 5en3 for circulars and testimonials Address F J GIINllviC r Toledo O 11UaltsFamlly bwt BOLl BXPBESSUOBBERY f A Lone Handit Secures 350 Frofti Alasscngcr Brannon J Train No 162 on the Louisville and Nas1ivjIlrajlroad1 from Memphis was robbed at St Bethlehem nine miles south of Guthrie Tuesday night at about 945 oclock A man with a black mask over his face went into the express car and held up the mes senger L C1 Brannon anil se cured 250 worth of money and valuables He then jumped out of the car door and went off into the country Bloodhounds are on the track and the railroad officials capturelieThe train No 102 left Memphis at 2 oclock that afternoon and was due at Louisville at 331 am Wednesday It is supposed the robber boarded the train at Clarks ville The passengers were not ili1 turbed and knew nothing of robbery until reported by tile mes senger Somu think that the job was done by Hite who is known to lave left this neiglibtirhoodsome days ago for the South Bite and Cody went together They are well known as the men who have a price on their heads for murdering offi cers at DeKovcn Dr Kings New Discovery tor Con sumption This is the best medicine in the world for all forms of Coughs and Colds and tor Consumption Every bottle is guaranteed It will cure and not disappoint It has no lIayFoverConsumptionItabove all a sure cure II Is alwayo well lo take Dr IngsNew Pills in connection with Dr Kings New Discovery as they regulate tnd tone the stomach and bowels We guarantee perfect satisfaction or re lurnmoney Free trial bottles at St Ber nard Drugstore Regular size 51 and troo Crops and Truck Mr Harry Corey the farm fore man tells us that he has cut fifty acres of clover and has about thirty acres more to mow yet he reports hay below the average this year He has laid by his corn which he says is in good condition and looking well Ho has go Grapesbidand peaches will be light garden truck is fully up to the standard He has two acres in muskmelons but will grow no watermelons Harry is a present day farmer and wilt not monkey with truck that does not pay A Valuable Prescription WorlhlnglonlndSlIn scription in Electric Hitters and I can cheerfully recommend II for Constipation and Sick Headache and as a general sys tern tonic it has no equal Mrs Annie Sluhle 2625 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago dlgeslfoodand felt tired and weary but six bottles of Electric hitters restored her health and renewed her strength Price 50 cents an- dSooOel a bottle at SI Bernard Dtttff Store LookOut Marshal Barnctt is on the war path collecting town taxes for the present year Taxpayers will do welt to hunt up their pocket books and lay aside a sufficient amount to render unto Cresar that which is Caesars Last summer while attending court at Uniontown says D B Patton a promi nent druggist of Fayette Clty Pa three witnesses were suffering from Diarrbtca I gave each a dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhcci Remedy And it gave Immedutii relief On the way home ono of my neighbors was taken with a se yore cramp in the stomach and was suf fering with intense pains I gavo him a dose of this remedy and within Iwo min utes time pain bad ceased The remedy is a favorite here I know of many who are never without it I always lake it with ma when going away from home tor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles lien T Robin son Morlons Gap Mr Dan Underwood a former Earlington citizen who now lives in Paoli Ind wrote Tifk DEE sometime since that he expected to come hack to Earlington this fall He left here some months ago but is not satisfied with his new home and says Earlington is the best place to make a living if a man will tryt TilE BEE and many Earlington people will be glad to welcome him back Dr D R Rolhrockof New Berlin Pa does not hesitate to recommend Chamber lains medicines Ho says I have handled them for a year or more in my pharmacy and find them safe and reliable My customers praisejhem very highly No one who is troubled with rheumatism can use Chamberlains Pain Balm without praising it The quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George KingSt Charles lien T Robinson Morions Gap On last Thursday evening the Jolly Workers were very pleas antly entertained at the home of Miss Lizzie Browning Owing to the illness of the committee no program was arranged and Miss Browning entertained the club with sweet music After the conclusion of the business part of the meeting they repaired to the yard whOre delightful refreshments were served Bucklena Arnica Salve The best Salvo In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi Lively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give ported satisfaction or money Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard D ug Stora Notice All parties having claims against the firm oCI Valker Twyman will please present them to me for set tement All indebted to the firm arc earnestly requested to call and settle at once I am very anxious to speedily windup the business of the firm I W TWVMAN j 4 TO MINE GOLD IThe Kentucky tuning Co With Headquarters at arlington Organized PAIDUP CAPITAL 100000 On last Thursday the organiz MiningCompany with a paidup capital of 100000 The Incorporators are Geo C At JasRI of this county Jno IL Atkinson was elected President and Treas SecretaryThe jnoDJap R Rash of Earlinglon and 1 Bailey of Madisonville C J Norwood whose term as Chief Inspector of mines for the SUite of Kentucky recently expired managerlohhe CountyGicompanyhasweeks past and for the develop ment and operation of which the organization was affected Ore has been reached and the mines arc now gold producers There is no doubt about the existence of gold in that region in generallylowlion seems to be to get it out with sufficient economy TIm old question oi why have not these properties been made to pay be fore is easily answered Low paying furnished new and economical methods for getting out the pure metal And then the conditions in Georgia have been altogether dif ferent from those in the West In the West a prospector may go and stale out a claim and work it forowhat there is in it getting for self the whole product of his mine In Georgia a man must buy land and have the money to develop it and put in the necessary machinery and handle the ore by modern v methods and with economy in order F to make a profit TIns then w company with good reason slopes to do Ewnryio1y Says RD Cascarotft Uuulv Cathartic time must won derful tIIClI tlfacavorr of limo nfjo ptuav ant and iofreaiUit to tbo ttuio net gently and on kidneys liver and Iwwcls cleansing tho cnllro colds euro hcailacho lover habitual constipation and biliousness Plenso buy and a box of U C C today 10 2560 cents tlulol und gllarlllltooll to euro by 111 ilrnyglstan To the CentennialpAbout forty of our citizens of hoarded the five oclock train Tueill morllln and left for the Centennial among them several old exconfederates The train Was so crowded that standing premIUmThegladly joined the joyous throng but he is presiding over the desttines of this paper this week a Winchester rifle in easy reach Should he escape the wrath of the reading public after this issue hes a gwinoga A favorite remedy for many of the ills of this lute is Simmons Liver Regulator they most popular medicine yet discovered jis a searching cleanser and by its action frees Ihe system of all impurities produc ing a sound healthy liver It is the stand ard household remedy for liyer and Slam acu troubles and has the unqualified en dnrscment of thousands of our best citizens throughout the country laving boon be P torn tho people for many years its longn and honorable career is sufficient guaran s tee of purity and reliability Simmons Liver Regulator is manufactured by J H Zellin Co Philadelphia antI is readily distinguished by the roil Z on each package lit the Highways and Byways A peripatetic herald of the Cross drifted into the city Monday and corralled about a dozen old I case hardened sinners on tho corner near the restaurant and poured a volley of gospel shot into them which fully apprised them of their perpetualfirefull account Of their sins of omis sion and comission and recalling all the meanness they had perpetrated for the last thirty years he took his departure leaving the old transgressors chewing the cud of bitter reflections The Womans Friend- I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Ohio I bavo taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without IiMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I had relief before I had taken one bottle Ii did me more good than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Joffersoavillu tnd We understand that Or N G Mothcrshead of Richlarid will move into our midst next month and open a drug store next door above McCarleys shop in the building lormerly occupied by the St Bernard Drug Store We also learn that the Dr will either buy rent the residence of Dr Gardi IIor on Main St and move his here at an early date NoTullnu t7Eltty Ctuits Ouaruntcod tobacco lmlll euro inukos weak mcii utronir blood pure We tl AiluiuttUia Middlesboro is making a great play for the next years meet of the State Liague of Americart Wheelmen Fresh Paint The colored Masons have karl their hall repaired and stairs have qeenaddedand veteran McFaden is giving the building a heroic those of lead and oil which greatly enhances the 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th1ngtoptenI- mtect MFAI i they mil bring you wealth JOHN WJCUOEKIIUUN fi CO Patent Alloy Ti Wwhliwtnn ror their i9ii oner Uml new lint one iDTeoilon wanted IEI RIPTO iijI i Tennessee Centennial I EXPOSITION Opens May 1 1897 and Continues Six Months A National Event of International Importance which interests and concerns all Americans alike and to which the whole world is cordially invited YOU CAN GO FREETo any Man Woman Boy or girl who willsend us ten paid yearly new subscriptions to TII BEE we will give a ROUND TRIP TICKET FREE From Earlington to Nashville good for seven days outlay J3E IN IJE WORf LcW And you can win oric ora number Of tlieseFree J1mshTHiJ1 1xFaoIrIoNL f getthemuntil you are ready to take this great trip to oneof youstopto your credit we will pay you a liberal cash com nptsacrifice TIIE BEEEARLINGTON KNTnriv THE DIFFERENCE liglrodticedby 3mid an INCANDESCENT BULB I is not more marked than is the difference in appear J WeariiigApparelM BORN CO THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHAHT TAILORS and the work of the mass of Tailors a Tho Bulto nnd Ovorcontn of tha former era ill I fno production of Tailoring Art Wo Guam ntoo to fit one plonoo you nnd oovo you manei300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to ooloct from ITST1 BERNARD GENERAL STORE I11 iTo K3TrAIjmpAnoug UII0v DAIL CAPACITY WREfOR FE BEST TeAM COAL on 11- a THE MAF KET SEND UjS A TRLAL ll ORDOtrATiD YOU WILL USE HO ci OTI1ER F1DERS PROMPTLY FILLED ft ATlSrACTlOrt GUARATtrEEP WOMlF TilE CHURCH ANDC CONGREGATION fiIi1 SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIII SECOND QUARTER INTER ATIONAL SERIES JUNE 27 A Comprelienslfo Review of the Qnar tcra IMont Golden Test Math xxlr 14Commentary by tho Her P Al Stearnj Lweov Ilctcr Working Miracles Acts U 0818 Golden Text Acts lx sli Jcsua Christ lunkcth thoo whole Lukes concise statement of Ills jospcl iw giving nil account of nil that Jcsufl liognn both to do rind teach is In thin book follow ed by an account of nil tlmt Tcxus contln tied to do nnd teach through Ills npostlce but specially through Peter nnd Paul Whether It bo either of these or tho proph rfll of tho Old Testament or our Lord lltmnclf nnd whether it bo minifies or prophecy It is nit tho sclfminoSiilrlt work log mul dividing to every ninn wvernlly us IIo will that In ns tho Spirit will I Cor xll 11 18 Neither tho healing of JKnons nbrtho mIllIng to life of Domw wiw boo cauto of goodness or power In Peter butAvholly through tho Ix rd Jesus Christ WTvihoin ninny turned because of thcwi things LESSON II Conversion of Cornelius Acts I 3044 Golden Text Acts x 48 Whosoever bclleveth in hint shall receive remission of sinS Owl In henvon readcth and regnnlcth tho licnrts of nil men nnd whore ITo wcs nny ono honestly nnd cnr neatly living up to the light they have nnd necking with nil tho heart for moro IIo will flntjtt way to rcveul Himself to them In this earn IIo used an angel antI men to bring to Cornelius ono whom Ito knew would show him tho way Peter preached tho lifo nnd death anti resurrection of TcmiA of Nazareth and tho forgiveness of sins through Rim LESSON llI1ho Resurrection I Cor xv 1320 Golden Tuxt I Cor xv CO Now id Christ risen from tho cloud and become the first fruits of them that slept Tho alternate lesson for this day showed us Barnabas nnd Paul spending n yearut An tloch teaching tho people This resurrec tion lesson undoubtedly sets before us tho substance of that which they would teach b nnincly that nil believers should cleave unto arisen Christ who la in heaven at Gods right hand for us LEsSON IV Peter Delivered From Pris on Acts xII 617 Golden Text Ps xxxlv 7 Tho angel of the Lord encamp cth round about them that fear Him and dellvcrcth them Tho great enemy of God and man cannodcstroy tho work of God nor tho soul tint Is redeemed by tho precious blood of Christ but ho will if ho cnn destroy 4ho body of the believer LESSON VIllul Begins Ills First Mis loitary Tour Acts xlll 118 Golden Text Mark xvi IB Go 70 into nil tho world nnd preach tho gospel to every crea turo Tho truth set forth In tho first left eon In this review Is hero rondo very prom went that nil real work for God whatever or whoever mnybo tho channel Is tho vo ot the Itoly SpirIt lie supa rates fllls and sends forth Barunbns nUll i Saul to do tho Lords work by tho word of God Tho Spirit IlrclchlngI word Is spoken and the work Is filled with tho Spirit LESSOH VIPaulTrenching to tho Jews Acts xlll 2080 Golden Text Acts xIII 88 Through this man Is preached unto you tlio forgiveness of sins This ocrmon was at Antioch in Plsldln In tho synagogue on the Sababtb day and tho Bubntancooflt was ns always tho death and resurrection of Jesus and through Him the forgiveness of sins to tho Jew first und also to tho gentiles Ono lion said that tho ChristIan- Ity that does not start with tho forgiveness of sins through tho blood of Chlrst in im potent Beware of It LESSON VII Paul Preaching to flu Gentiles Acts xiv Golden Text Acts xlll 47 I have set thee to bo a light of tho gcntllcfl From Antloch to Iconlum then tolystrn and Derbe Paul and liarnabaa went on preaching the sumo gospel everywhere and enduring persecu tion everywhere fur Christs sake and tho gospcla It la probnblo that Sauls cxperl coca na described in II Cor xll 2 4 was In connection with his being stoned at Lystrn LESSON VIILTbo Conference nt Jcru salem Acts xv 10 C22H Golden Text Acts xv 11 Through tho grace of tho Lord Jesus Christ wo shall bo saved even as they Tho devil hates Gods way of pcoco by tho blood of Christ alone and will either sugest seine other way without tho blood Cains way the wny of our new theology people or something in nd dltlon to tho blood and the tree grace of God Ilka thCEOalso teachers from Judtcn and many among us who whllo they pro fess to trust in Christ think they must do their part or they cannot bo saved and thus they despise tho grace of God LESSON IX Christian Fnlth Litds to Good Works fJna II 1423 Golden Text JAB II 18 I will show tbs my faith by my works Tho last verso of this lesson make It plain that Jumeo Is as clear as Paul upon righteousness Imputed to Its apartyfrom works of ours nnd such passngc ii9Eph II 10 Titus 111 8 show Paul o l as clear as James upon the no iltymorks as nn evldcnce to uen of our salvation Wo are saved not by our works but by IIU work alone In order that as saved people wo miiy servo the living and true God whllo wo watt tor His Son rom heaven I Thess I 0 10 LESSON X 61ns of tho Tongue Jas lit 118 Golden Text Ps xxxlv 18 Keep thy tongue from evil and thy lips from pcakbigngullo Not only works but words aaiwt indlculo that wo have been born ofxOwl and have become now crea tures In Christ 3c8us If tho heart Is right and flllcdijylth tho word of God then tlc lips Tight things for out of the abunddncoX f tho heart tho mouth pcukcth ProvftxJiiuyiO Math xII 04 CO- UfflSOx Ja Pauls Advlco to Timothy II TlmM 17 111 1417 Goldeo Text II Thajilll 10 From A child thou hnst known tliQHoly Scriptures which are able to nkovtheo wlso unto salvation To know hu Scriptures from childhood Is the greatestblessing n child van levee and tho mothersiiand grandmothers who like Eu nl c aLkbiola1thus train the children will have greatly pddl not only to their own but to otbors eternal joy As to being furnished ffir all good works our lesson ctatcs tliat tho Scriptures alone of wurMj In thoipower of tho Spirit John vl Utl are sufficient tp thoroughly furnish nny one LESSON XII Personal ItanioiislbllUy ROID1I1QaOIH Quillen Text ROlli tlV good neither to cut flesh nor totbn1qdnc nor onthlnjf whenlIr thy brother Btmnbleth I ot only workn und iui previously stated but even our eating dnd drinking should prove to others the reality of our new life Self In every formi tobo renounced nnd Christ love full cpnttol Unto Htm and not unto sell must our thought remem that all bcjicYers must stand before Ills jugmcutteupnd every Ono of ur vivo account tQ God it I jo1Oed iiens Alt eoMmomeatioat and mitten of new per tilnlnk tq thlicolumn should be addressed to CEoYAtEiAXDin Earllndon K- rz1oc CHURCH Service every SandayBiofiilnK at it oclock 101 evoaln a m O goUrMT ZION IlAmST CiJWRCIU 5UdayThere will bo It grand banquet the Eastern Slar Lodge and everybody ISI invited Mrs Cassie Williams returned from Crolion Monday ff f Rev T II Merrixveither preached M White Plains Sunday I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Deglnnlnn June S7i Comment by UnV s U Doyle Tone How to cot patience and whyJns vi 7SO Among many other duties to whicli James exhorts us in this eminently practical oplstlo is tho Christian grnco of patience The reason for patience lies mainly in the feet that pntlcnco is absolutely neo essary to tho Christian life Wo are iti n world of tribulations of poraccutions of doubts perplexities mId of uncertain tics Under many conditions in life tho only thing possible tor us to do is to pa tiently wait tho will of God This grace of patience is very much needed in this day Its importance is underrated Too many methods of life tend to produce physical conditions that result in impatience and irritability of dispositionsuid character It is a serious defect in tho Christians character If any one should bo expected to bo patient and submissive under tho trials of life it should bo tho Christian and if ho is not no matter if his impatience is produced at by physical ailment it is detri mental to his religion Patience should be constantly anti carefully cultivated Some ways of cul tivating patience are mentioned by tho apostle 1 Patience may bo cultivated by re membering tho second coming of Christ Tho certainty of Christs second coming should assist us in being patient in enduring tho greatest hardships and dim rallies without murmur and complaint Why Because tho assurance of this fact proves that these things which tend to produco impatience and complaint will some time havo an end Wo con en duro u great deal when wo know that it will not last forever 2 The example of tho husbandman should teach us patience Ho sows his seed and then has to wait for months until tho sunshlno and tho rain bring forth his crops If ho can wait BO patiently for too results of physical toile and labor cannot vo ondnro for spIrit- ual blessings at 8 The otample of others should stim ulate us to bo patient Tho prophets of God suffered much for lit cause They wore wrecked nut scourged and stoned and sawn asunder and wero slain with tho sword patiently endured Job is particularly roferro to as ono who exercised pntlcnco yet ho was not without bin faward Christ himself by example teaches us to be pa flout Ho endured every trial and hard ship and at last was forth to death and as a lamb beforo tho shearers is dumb so ho opened not his month 4 God punishes Impatience It im plies infsllsiiu Him If ffomnrmnr wo will bo condemned BohoUl the Judge standeth at the door Impa tiencffis a grievous sin as it implies mistrust of God Himself Diblo Readings Math jjviii 838D Luko vIII 1C xxi 10 Rom V lt viit 24 85 xv4 C Col i 011 I These i 14 U Thess i 8 4 I Tim vi 10 11 Titus ii Sj Heb it 8580 xii 1 2 Jos i 8 4 v 711 II Pot i5o KnilarctU Forever Yesterday a fripnd took an opal and pressed it in his palm and hold it there for a tow moments nd then took it out and showed ittomo and it was all flash Ing with light and with color from the heart of it So God takes you mid mo poor stones with no light or lifo in us and He holds us In His palm and Ho presses us to His heart anti then takes us ns it were away from Him for tho moment and out from us there flash patience and courage and hope arid lovoI which His heart and His warmth have put into us They will die and bo forgotten but the great hand that holds and tho great heart that presses and the great soul that inspires will not dio and will not be forgotten Tho grass wither oth and tho flower fadoth but tho word of our God endureth forever Lymau Abbott DD Dead the Bible The mind of God iu to bo learned from tho word of God If wo would have u stalwart robust active faith Vo- must get it from an open Bible Tho worthy life tho eternal lifo is obtained only by knowing God who is revealed In tho Holy Scriptures Therefore tho Christian Endeavor pledge makes ono of Its requirements iv promise to read the Bible daily William T Ellis The Heading of u Good Book A be connected with a- very llmnp11Il1Y very good water and yet need a pitcher of water to bo brought from another source to bo poured in at the top before it can work So with tho mind sometimes Tho rending of a gooa book helps it into running order Epis copal Recorder Trtullnff God To learn to leave things with God ind to do ones work as if God could be trusted is to gain the repose and full jeartuduesa which permit one to pour out his whole strength without anxiety worry or distraction Outlook The Will o Labor What men want is not talent it is- purposeIn other words not tho power to achieve but the will to labor Ihurchmou 8oith American Endeavor The flourishing Presbyterian missions in Brazil are to be divided into a north em and a southern mission Ecuador has been called the loveliest ofnIl tho republics of South America I- IIt is at tho same time tho most needy rom n Christian standpoint Tho young lady who is president of ho Christina Endeavor society in tho Union church of Hantiago Chile raised IltSt year almost eolono i0O01n Chile money for tho cause of Christ In tho little milling town in Chile lauiudChonarcillo tho Spanish converts InTo organized a Christian Endeavor so lety IW H Ross of Madisonvlllc was ou there Monday There is talkof another icecream saloon In frtfL t Mrs CasstcpYiUiams Is on tho sick list Hosie Das eit will play Shakespeare next weekProf Johnson of Mathsonvillo was out Monday night If you boys cant play ball any better than you did at Hoptown Isay ilop and get in shapo so you can play nexttilIn ay Therei ftroan in town who bad to paten 3oiiarVfor ayYpa ihould not cat another man jgrbbK Mitscs uxislo Anderson and Bennlo Spith wero oure 1IiJe Sunday 11 ttjjJ iri 1 q51111rcq DhcctorlJ CAItlOLIC CHURCH OP TUB IMMACULATE l CONCKrTION tlrll mass 7coa m second mils and trrmcn o n m Rosa instruction and benediction x- iLtoimcveisurntaTAMCocnan pallor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundavtctiool evrty Sunday moinlnK from rervlct following at cvcnlnpSeivcM 1GIll Hy ONce Pallor M15IOKARV BAMIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening sail Sunday teach month Prayer meeting Monday night Sundaychool at 930 a m D S Bdwardn Tailor i51 E CHURCh Services first Sunday each month morning and night Prayer mectlni every Wednesday II night Sunday school nt sio p r- ax GIll Q C 1IAIL Pallor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday momlnc n d night by I T Cheriy Pastor Pmycr meeting every Friday night i y r SCIIRIST1ANRNDftAROr PrayermoatInK every Sunday evcnlnR at 6130 Assembly Hall iGENERAL llAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third SMmday night and Snnday of eeh month lrafermeeUnt every Tuesday evening iRELIGIOUS NOTES IMr Irank D Rash uill lead the Chris tian Endcaxorers scrvicis next Sunday iii evening The temperance services by tho Chris han Endcavorcrs Sunday evening were particularly attractive Mrs Myers led The peroration on temperance delivered by Mr W C McLeod was especially happy iThe ladies of the W C T U are re quested to meet at Mrs Longs this even ing Hev Mrs Munns prunchtd at the Gen Baptist church Sunday evening liev U V Omcr filled bis appointment 1 the Christian church Sunday and will 1 also preach next Sunday Faith I cannot tell bow tho lilies 1IAnd think how fair they nro I do not know how the planets 1DutAnd that It enough for me 1 1FromBut I feel the heavenly sweetness 11INor solvo each mystery Put nil that Do sends U righteous II And that is solace to me I I know that the flowcra must wither And the stars be dimmed some day The SOUR yrill sink into Bllcnco f And nil thing pass away nut I also know of a Saviour Whoso face I shall some time see i Bo rules with a love eternal And that Is cnocgh for mo Philadelphia Lodger I Not tut a Matter at Course Goodness doesnt como as a matter of course with good surroundings and badness doesnt go na a matter of course with tho same surroundings Adam didnt do oa well in Eden ns Daniel did in Babylon and when you anti I hear it said that good nnd bad nro n simple matter of environment we know better whether tho men who says GO does or not A roan IB liable to give himself up to sinful thoughts and to plan cvlldolujj as ho sits nt tho communion tablo or in tho prayer meeting and a missionary to doesnt always go wrong when ho has only hcathcu or cannibals around him More depends on what is within n man than what is round about him for his welldoing or his illdoing American in Friend of Message of Christ When man received the message of Christ he heard a volco telling him to go forward end accomplish his spiritual conquest liereceived an impulse which cannot be lost It seems to mo that the early teachers were over trying to tell us of something which they could not comprehend nor can wo lint as wo look back over tho advances made in tho march of lifo it docs not appear difficult to bcliovo that this higher lifo which entered tho world in Christ will persevere until nil kingdoms are Ills and all things are subdued to Ills peace ful and holy rclgnUulvcrsalistT- hu llopo of Heaven We must not bo so full of tho hono of heaven that wo cannot do our work on earth Wo must not bo so lost in tbo work of earth that wo shall not bo in spired by the hope of heaven Phillip Brooks Endeavor Notes India has seen WililY 11 stirring cam paign but none GO glorious as that recently completed by Dr Clark and his Christina Endeavor allies and none so rich in promise for the futuro of that great empire- Tho Tenth legion is growing rapidly Ought you not to become n legionary Scotland when last heard from re ported 418 Christian Endeavor societies Do you enjoy your society If not it is probably because you do not put en ergy Into it Energy nnd enjoy thcro is something moro than coincidence in tho similarity of those words Ruts ruin The spirit lies diversities of workings A hint prayer meeting committeesAny wearing a Christian Endeav or badge can enter a Kentucky prison end be sure of every courtesy from own tho most hardened criminalt a f Our Church Wo should accustom ourselves to say our church Tho services are our services It is our duty to bo present and welcome the stranger It is our duty to encourage tho by our presence and response nudlunycr It is our duty to attend and sustain tho social and do votional meetings Rev George R Lcavitt JWm Foster visited his family at Elkton last week Quite a number of people attended die Nebo convention In medicine the best only is good enoughI The best gives the quickest andjongest re lief without leaving any Dr Dells Peppermint Chill Tonic is mild It does not your bonesand shock your nerves Take It and see the resultschills- and malaria disappear as snow before the sunsbino of spring The after elects are sound bone rich blood good flesh and no more chills For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Gee King St Charles wrtili AU ttd IAlLS flail UoGgh Syrup TosUiV UOuJ ViO In China br drunUU CONSUMPTION a 411444It441ST II INCORPORATED I1W ts and Shippers COAL AND COKE I p General Office e Earlington a Kentucky I S BrF1rJch Offices q I iA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville it G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Tennessee Kentucky is H NEVI3OLD Manger 3 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Strccls Kentucky Memphis Tcnn r A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street EvansVIlle Ind WlTLOles eile Agr Jts JOHN T HESSEIS Hauser Building St Louis Mo i JtY BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill i- tr v I I t THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL I iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables I used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 1 i MARKET i GRUSHEf 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS AND a FURN1ES I iWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One iton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as It If ri one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUr L DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I It o A FARMERS VIEW Interview with Assistant SecreI tary of the Agriculture Brigham rOKMEH MASTElt OF NATIONAL GRANGE a r Upon Questions of Great Interest t01 tbe Farmer EverywhereI I Special correspondence Washington June 22 1897 No man in public life is nearer the American farmer today than Hon J H Brigham Assistant Secretary of Agriculture whose valuable service as Master of the National Grange has brought Him close touch with that great class citizens His views upon con ditions and prospects arc interest- Ing to all but especially so to that body of men and women to whose interests he has devoted so much time and thought Talking with your concsponden yesterday about the progress iifthi work being done by the Republi cans here he said JK The Administration has heen earnestly advocating the early passage of a measure that will correct the evil results of the Wilson low tariff freeravvmatcrial lawa measure which is expected to givc adequate protection to the agri cultural interests and w lha teii dency to remove the present exist ing depression There has L4cp less delay than in any previous legislation of the kind The wool growers and woolbuyers arc wait Jog with some impatience the passage oi the bill regulating the Du tics upon imported wool and woolens Wool is now ready for market and this suspense is very detrimental to both seller and buyer as they do not know just what rates of duty will be fixed The farmers are very earnest in de manding adequate protection on all farm commodities grown herein competition with similar prod ucts grown abroad and sometimes imported into this country and tIt Administration is fully committed to this policy of giving ample protection to agricultural products VVhat do you think about the revision of the tariff schedules in the Senate The new tariff bHl as it the House is believed to be morel ill the interests of agriculture the bill as amended in the Senate Committee Now that the meas tire is under discussion in the Sen ate there is good reason to believe that it will be properly amended before it becomes a law It is very cheering to note the breaking up of partisan lines on this question The old tariff forrevenuc only slogan so long relied upon by the leaders of one of the great political parties has largely lost its influence and the representa tWos of agricultural districts with out fear of the old time leaders do not hesitate to support measures calculated to give some portion of the protective system to tneir constituents I believe that no party which advocates free raw material and protected manufactured goods can ever again secure a strong following among tile agricultural classes II What do you say Mr Brig lam in regard to the delay in tje return of prosperity It is hardly fair to expect bcne i its from a protective system beJ fore the law has been enacted I People should not forget that we arc still living under the Wilson lowtanfffreerawmaterial meas ure and that at present the only advancement or improvement in conditions is the anticipation of the good effects of the new meas tire Progress on the bill is much greater than has been expected by those well informed and familiar with tariff legislation and the measure will undoubtedly soon be come a law and not by the votes of one party alone But the hue and cry against the delay in the coming of prosperity is not properly chargeable to the ignorance of the farmer and worktngman on this subject They are pretty well informed This cry comes principally from the cheap poli ticians who arc striving to make capital out of the matter There is no sense in asking for this promised prosperity before the pssaHel of a bill which will cut enormous importations ol foreign stuff and give the country u chance to right itself When the remedy is tried and fails it is time enough for people to say that we are mis taken and unable to bring pros perity What do you think of the prop osition for an export bounty on farm products which was rejected by the Senate There might he some tempo rary benefits but if it stimulated production the effect would be disastrous to the farmer What troubles the farmer now and makes low prices for his productions is thefact that he is now producing more than the market will readily absorb of certain commodities So long s he continues to dothis he must be content with low prices If this bounty should stimulate the production and increase the sur plus offered in the markets of the world it would have the effect Af decreasing the price received by the farmer rather than increasing it It is a departure from the policy of those who believe in protection The protectivepolicy advocates the encouragement of production in those lines where we are not producing enough to sup ply our own people but are de pendent to an extent on foreign countries for our supply This proposition does not have such a purpose It proposes simply to do nate to the farmer certain bounties on products exported and it is doubtful whether it would at the Imost have more than a temporary beneficial effect with a tendency I to bad reactionary results Chamberlains Cough Remedy the Deal nnd Most Popular We sell more of Chamberlains Cough Remedy than of all others combined write Messrs Kerr It Sons druggists of Mars Pa The sale of it is something phenomenal We have sold twogross this winter selling as high as six bottles in one morning to as many different customers This remedy has proved particularly suc cessful in croupy affections Our custom ers invariably pronounce it the best can find and wo know of no case where it has failed to give entire satisfaction 25 and 50 cents per bottle at St Ber nard Drug Store Earlington Ben T RobI- nson Mortons Gap George King SI Charles Free Trip You can go fo the Tennessee Centennial free if you willand take your sister brother wife children Read TilE BEES great offcr of a free trip to this maSlifH ccnt Exposition i iq you n subscriber Ia rUE Eip II You should oj II tr1 iiniriiiilirtrirfMrifiri Earllngon Earlington is the coal mining metropolis of the Western Ken tucky coal fields More miners arc employed in Hopkins county than in any other county in the State The miners of Earlington and the majority of the miners in Hopkins county make better wages westcrn1GKentucky reason for any great and notwithstanding the mild win ter just past they arc comparatively prosperous and happy The product of the commercial coal mines of Hopkins county shipped during 1896 was about one fourth of the total output of the State and the sale of this pro brought into the county more than 500000 in cash the hulk of winch was paid to the miners As one evidence of the favorable conditions of the majority of coal miners in Hopkins Coupty we desire to state that one compinI operating here and elsewhere in this county which employs from 800 to IOOQ men has had no strike in 21 years Earlington the coal mining metropolis of the western field is a peaceable sober lawabiding town of over 2500 inhabitants It has free public schools for nine months inthe year both white nnd colored a Catholic parochial school num crous churches two public libraries and reading roomsone for the white and one for the col ored people a beautiful park on the banlis of a splendid artificial lake of loo acres well stocked with fish and supplied with pleasure boats The Hopkins county miner is generally prosperous and happy Free For All Without money you cango to the Tepnessee Centennial and Inter national Exposition any time you like Read TUE BEES great voffer amigo to work OUR CLUBBING OFFER v Tuft DeE and DAILY AND SUNDAY GLOBEDEMOCRAT bothcnoycarfor 650 THE BEE DAILY only GLOIIEDEIIOCRAT both one year 450 TIlE BEE and DAILY and SUNDAY COURIERJOURNAL both one year for 825 TIE BEE and DAlcr only COURIER qjJRNAL both one year for r 650 TIlE BEE and LOUISVILLE NING POST both one year for 275 TilE BEE and TWICEAWEEK GLOIIBDEMOCRAT one year for 1175 THE BEn and TWICEAWEEK COURIERJOURNAL both one year for 150 TIlE BEE and WEEKLY LOU ISVILLE COMMERCIAL both one yeadoztoo I to Jras THE BEE and any leading publi cation at LQWJRICE Splendid Opportunity Free tbthe great Tennessee Centennial andulnternation Expo splendidIjfoVGp owAtidt Subcfttifor THE DEE t oiiie i c II 1 t Excursion to Niagara FnllsCThe annual excursion of the C 11 D Railway to Niagara Fall will occur Ibis rear on lull SIb The rUe from Cincin nati 0 will bn 700 Tickets will bo loot five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about taoo Noon The accommodations will bo first class fn every particular Elegant day roaches Pullman and Wagner sleepers Tho route is the most interesting of any via Toledo Detroit anti Iho Michl an Central Railway through the best part Southern Canada direct lo the falls This Is the only line that passes close to brink from which a toll and complete view of both the American antI Canadian falls can ho teen to advantage Niagara Is one of tho greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara and everybody wants to go there Tho C 1Ir D Uy was tho first to inaugurate these cheap excursions and always has the best accom modations provided for its patrons Ier sons desiring fall Information about this excursion should address the undersigned and a descriptive circular will be mailed you D G EDWAUDS Passr Traffic Mgr C II r D Uy Cincinnati Ohio 75 to 100 Per Month Offered to Firstclass Ladyor Gentlemen Agents to aid in an ex cellent school work which is now being placed in every county in the Call on M M GILMOUR General Agent at Dawson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock Box 344 Nashville Tcnn Hotel J W PHITCHBTT PROPR 200A Lay Lucile MADISONVILLE KY GRANP HOTEL7 160 TO 2 PER DAY A WORLEY Proprietor MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA P1i AND ST LOUIS- RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT I Dy this line you secure the Maximum o Safety Comfort Satisfaction 4t the Minimum of Expense Anxiety Dother and Fatigue If you are going North- West or be suro to take this line THROUGH SERVICE Doth via New Hollow Rock Route and the McKenzie Node between Nashville and Memphis making connection nt Memphis with all lines to and from Arkansas Texas arid the Southwest PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAlLS Between Memphis and Nashville on nigh trains Between Nashville and Chat a nooga Knoxville Asheville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Between Jacksonville Fla daily year round via Chattanooga Actant aMacon and Tiftoo Excursion tickets sale duringseasonEXCURSION TICKETS On tale at redcoat rates from all polnt on Ibis line asdconBectlon to Nashville return durlsg the continuance of the newee Centennial andinlernatIpnalExpp cllion For further 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ThROUGH COACHES h From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct con v hcction WiTh PULLMAN JALACE CARS- For AttantASavahn iHacen Jacksonville anti Joints IN FLOIUDA 0 arc made at Gutblie and Nashvillo for nil points NorthEast Southland West In Pullman Palace Car- sMIGRMJT5 Seeking homes on the line olU s road w receive special tow ratefi See agents olthis company for rates routes c or write to C P ATMOKK O P AT A Louisville Kentucky GROVES u TASTELESS 1 CHILLTDNIC JUST ASCOOD IONADULT WARRANTED PRICE600t8a- UAnAI I WOT M ma psstsModtcInO Co Bt IMita Mo llentlcmem Wo old list TNT HO boYINo OUOVKH TA8THUW CHILL TONIC tat ttttt boaclu lhro frOM alroadf ikta rr Inatlouss patience of 11 Ux tuva IHMIMM but nuTs an article Iliat gave ease Vuteouon M TOOT Tunis roan tialy A1fT O a A cch Anyaeo sensing a sketch am HrtjrtlOl- lQulcucertaln ay troe slaSher MilQTMiloa I6t prob Ur pt Cominitnkwtkwi ttfUUr I pQeaiflIatentl taken tbrollllb fUD I CIKMII18special nouee In the SCIENTIFIC 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