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Wlilcli went victorious through Its wart Atul still liuiplroH tho tru6 nnd bravo 7 Peal Iswpon tim wiminrr olrl9 VRrlnB amMo nnt tho cannons aid rwMri xtsts it land morn fair 1Y Than tlint bur jot riot fathers uuuloT I I DVNIEDODDI ft A roCTSTit or JULV EriBonu lit WILt u CLJaI RtI Copyright ISW by XVIII It Clcnicnu Thcnthcroa to then inemry of Downle old f JAck UTinknm tether euldi rtlhcr ran on PI hack Ho washed out the cold on stuck to PI rtnlm An now Its called Downtifylllo nf tor ti naino Thrn tUiiik to thor limllh of nr brnro pioneer Au Join Jn thcr vrisihlji thet Dowlo was hero f Tho tin cups rattled on tho bar of tho Silver Star Gruff volecs out ot julio I sang tho old song mid they all drank to tbo memory of old Jack Dowulo limo pioiieor of Flddletown tIm bravest man in Red Dog and tho other of Dowuio S vlllo Wenry t pcnerty ho hail thrOwn down hut pick in Fiddlotowil nUll nt KcdDnir amlalrck ouCto the north of 1 k1 j1IdW t bkAII Tim WOMAN HOnS UP THE OULC4I OK TIIKIII I1UIJ- 3Sacrnmeiito with n strong arm anti n ravdhcurt for a now cnmphml n new claims J In tbCj big gulch where ho hall stop t J r fpA oneway lflldertho midday sun for Viii wnshcd out n plln or two r anil tfiffiga lonkjcd promising Other 7 lien cama was dropping In by noel 1 dent until thcro were n score of them Thq crook in tio gulch panned out bet tor every day nnd they found n fair IcAd in tholillla tio they limited out tbo camp and called it Downiovillo f I wacn Jack made his pile no went back cafft nnd ho lied there but ho left- I DjiWhlovllIooa a monument to his mom 1oryMiles to the north of Downiovillo 4and to tho eOnth thoro wcro gentle hlllR gmul in thoflummor and brown in the It vintcr npd jlirough tho hills ran a e crooked creek with n rippling song of 3T its own To tho west nud to the cast wore blUedbl fta hnd cathedral walls sheer as if giant hands had carvertrtncih ntldlhoclondahung down like Rray blankets bn the brown peaks of tho cioubtalus Qhp rugged bluffs echoed tho Round of tho long torn nnd thin rocker and f fIthlmont tops above time men tkt W0t1C lo 1 i red nuts carrying thoir inrdons Thy turned tho creek bcdaiid throw npdlrt in tho dry gulcheS and duft to thnbcdrock and built littl- emnntIpsofp gravel everywhere III their desporntowjarclj fbr tho yellow gold Dnvid Dofld who kept the store iu Dxiwnlcvlllft rqturucd ono day froth V jSQcraincntc ho hall journeyed to jinrclinao stQcltred shirts and pick axes nid tin plated dud plug tobacco 11Ihlll Kbro ho sold about everything but run Ho onfoss l ton prejudiceI selling rum1bu ho dvvucU to uon agnlnittriniiihing U Thus it hap oued the Silver Star saloon hind n mo popoly inho drink line Whcii Dodd wont away ho went alone When ho camo back ho brought ii woiiinu with him Ho called her Mrn Dodd and Bho said silo was To innko n portrait of her One required but throa oils lien face wnt red her hair Wu3 blncJ and her dreg waS brown t Four wera tho total of her gowns and all vcro brown Tim littlo hat she wore J wns red likb her taco nnd her eyes wero ns blnck ns her hair Doild showed tho men who were iu eeqnialtiva n paper duly signed by tho Baptist person of Sacramento It said 1ftQwasorthQ Ago ot jJ mid het nnrno WItS Ellen Shanks TIm men III Dowuio ji yillprrcicdivcd her with favor and gen as showastho first woman to arrive nt the tim most of them wore too ovcrjoyod nt her presence to ask foolish questions Dddil mid the woman rode up the Krilch ou their mules ut sundown In nh Jiojiif over mnn in tho onmp had 1pa8icduJOu her nvornbly vfud n crowd the bar of tho Silver Stn- a1QbWUIlJ IQ raised isis tin cup nock high auiI Jptiiutoclatoast r + 4Thcrfl nifaiigci in iniiip alI tollieatUll1lo CtlcdlUf ho wiflglci ills iod thlalcorn ZEU sldli to side I IDtJnlqnhfrlucli nv Mra Dbdtl BV rJqllr vupfl IeylutukIth aokerJ Fjltcnv up ngniu J1 cried fljiOarso- raJco at Jim ithcr end of tho bar and SyiiLhyJI1rnltIi red shifted niid six fiO4ec opir4 fCCIHoll4t tJ lf11tll hisYoidwtm 1hQ ipMi4 pr er 1 t rPot1dH u nAud rttu gukI iii VIsir V QJftWfi1tr1 ttfl mcfluln jiOUIi h1ilhll itwO Chi11 Ther p J wtrlv htvit Muvti4tWW rencrpii NJ tn 1IF tb n mnn nuti sympatncno ana patient and they toiled on n tho gulch cheer fat in their isolation For BOino layS after tho nrrlvnl ot Mw Dodd tho men failed slguMly nt their work But in n week or two tho novelty of n womnnfl presence wore away nnd things ran along in tho old groove again the sound of tho long torn and Iho rocker coming iu overT day with tho unshim and tho rnttlo of tho tin cups at tho Silver Star going out with tho moonlight Iu tho early Hammer following Into of an evening Toby Wimple nnd Waily Dlmmick eat on a pluo bench in tho Silver Star with n layout of Jacks and queen niul kings nnd n few other nota bIos between thelll1ho night was warm and their red shirts were open mimI their bronzed nocks bare David Dodd came with long strides into the barroom in a state of excite inent and ho called for gin in n hurry Big rush yen III said Toby Wira plo looking up from his cards Coin after tho doe Dodd answer odi with uu nuxlou taco The missus is nick an thcrH bo fun taro moruiu- Jumpin wildcats I commented Wai Iy Dlmmick without taking his eyes from tho pino bench Toby suppressed 11 chuckle and tabbed his head up and down whereupon Wally took his eyes from lila cards and winked at Toby Dodd put away his gun in tho placo where ho wanted it and loped out of tho door Iik6 n mulo with tho kick ups They heard the rap of his big knuckles on tho door of tho cabin opposIte Dilly Ember M D lived over tho way and above his doorpost was a lingo sign dons in lampblack bua square hearth and it said j WM KMDEH M D From Chicago i Tcrrni ftu b In Money or Pact Underneath in a sprawling hand young Eiubcr had written I lt Phy lck for nil i And Pills for some 1 All kinds of Hitters inutnot any rum i In ihobock room under his blanket tho young mcdio treasured an old book oJ accounts and the tioxt day ho made n now entry VD Dodd Esq July 1J 18B3 nilddlo of tho night The following day being tho Fourth of July Downlovillo possessed of n spirit of patriotism worthy of n larger settlement celebrated tho glorious bolL day Up tho gulch a little way from tho top of n peeled and lofty pino tree float ed in tho seminar hieczo tho stars nUll stripes In front of tho store Dodd and seine of tho men fired an anvil at in tervals sending rumblings through tho hills nnd awakening tho Bleeping echoes on tho mountain top During tho morning the tumors gath creel nbontthp store for thoro was ho work in the gulch that dRY and as Toby Wimple putiu In lila homely way Even thor Chinks done tho squat thing with Undo Sam Then from tIm rear of tho Silver Star five of tho younger men camo cautiously antI they boro down upon tho crowd in front Of tho store carrying each of them n strange burden and to tho sun prim nnd delight of tho older men they formed n circle and with an old trom bone and n cornet anti n fluto and n boo dram end cymbal tpo baud began to play Suddenly in tho midst of tho din camo n strange weird cry unlike any thing over jicnrd before in Downiovillo It grow londor amid louder SlUt sent de fiance to tho nolsomo baud Tho old trombone put forth its bols tOmBS strain tho bliss drum roared the cymbals clashed Tho strange weird cry bccamo n bold and desperate remonstrance Nip and tuck waged tho battlo of tho noises In tho living room In tho rear of tho itoro Mrs Dodd on her bed In tho cor 1 IIIJSII TIIET INFBIiXAL DANDl tin CRIED tier hugged a pink baby to her breast and did her host to hush its lusty cry Like a thunderbolt n wnvobf intolll genco overcame tho crowd of men without and they let forth a shout of joyous laughter ns they recognized time cry of time first baby born In Dowuloville and then tho trombono found its high est notes again andtho bass drum went booming to tho clnttctof the cymbals Waily Dlmmick red shlrted and six footed drew his giant head above tho crowd Quick of wit was Wnily nUll qnicjr still of notion NQ ono could over pull n gun on hint Up went his brawny arms imil his fists shook in thin direction of tho big bass drum Hush thot infernal banl1ho cried nu give thcrldd or chnucol 9 Tho noise ceased tho talking ones hashed their clatter and them upon tho morning air canio tho softer sweeter tnuscfroim a babys throat Toby Wimple with a graceful sweep of his strong right arm took off his old slouched lint and like a flqck of sheep tho others mutely followed his example They stood there motionless in tho sunlight bareheaded wet Byed thoso gruff ones thdsb roughibuos thoso tough ones i1dlIko thirsty souls drank of tIme gentleness and thotablody in tho air about them tho jnusio from tho mouth of a new born babe the awcot est sound that over comes to human oars Then them was deep quiet ajblomu stillness for the hllcJ was hushed up off tho mothers breast Up ngain roeo Wallr Dlmmlek red Bhlrtcd And six footed with hi head ate voM ho crowd IM or hoy cnlbotallI cried 1Hfp hipr Three ohecnr fcr Dbwnle D04nr DownleviSle thor furat Iciciijt tlfcrwimpi 4 An from a mrfdifft M three gret inter rolled ny th ulobud ttir a 4 greet echoes resounded nom too moun 4 The Terror of T Bang bang bongl J Strange horrifying noises filled tho air Ho trembled at if stricken with the ague Every hair upon his head seemed dis posed to oiilnlnto the example of the porcnjilnoShu Ills legs were all too weak to support his quaking body and his heart beat with tho rapidity of n trip hammer Ho crouched in tim r corner the picture of abject terror anti uttered low cries like the cries of an animal in dire distress Friends surrounded hint sad spoko to him reassuringly but ho seemed tbhavo lost nil pride allEcnso of shame in his mad surrender to fear Even their taunts uunotlcedTho noises grow louder and louder Tho booming of Dan non shook tho house to Its lowest foun dation stones and made time windows dance n lively jig in their frames There was a screaming in tho air as of death dealing shells and a rattle as of mUll ketryIlls former terror scorned Insignificant when compared with tho now terror that seized him as tho tumult swelled until earth and sky reeled from tho shocks of innumerable explosions In a very ecstasy of fear he fled howling and plunged headlong beneath a bed in tho attic of tho house And yet strange to relate his act was not denounced ns unmanly Poor Towser doesnt know any hot ter was all tile Fourth of July revel ers said EAELE II EATON Combination and Iodlrldualltr This is Tin ago of combination of great organization Thd Individual cap italist is disappearing iu tho corPora- tion Tho individual laborer is disap pouring in tho trades union Tho powor of tho machine Iu politics is recognized of nil mono Now I do not call attention to these tendencies to quarrol with them but rather to emphasize the spit it that is needful to make them whole some Tho capacity to organize and to combine is itself Indicative of a high grade ot Intelligence and of power Wo may reasonably expect from society tri umphs greater than tho past has over seen as a result of these tendencies if wo urn trip them of their dangers nail reap only their benefits If these various combinations can bo kept open chan nels for tlio opportunity for character and for capacity the triumphs of the past will surely bo repeated iu the fu lure but if corporation and trades union and poiiliciil party instead of being tim schools of iuvidivuulity become tho cause of its extinction then indeed the danger is gvcnt and serious Hofc Both Low i AT BBEAK OF DAWN DT U ADDIXOTOH nHUCE With the going down of tho sun be hind tho blue hills on tho far silo of tho littlo InVe the old soldier standing on tim fllioro turned to his cottage homo but n few yarda from tho waters edge This evening as every fine night in summer for a coupl6 of years ho hnd taken n walk along tho lake shoro road and this night In particular ho was re turning borne in a very happy frame of mind fdr tho morrow was Independence day sacred in his heart above nil other days of tho year and the ruddy glow of tho dead sun had presaged a beautiful dayHo sighed however na ho walked to tho little rose grown house beyond tho willows for thero came to his mind tho memory of another Independence day years ago tho last his father A soldier like himself and n warrior of tho Rove lution had spent oil earth With tho closing bouts of that day his father had passed away and yet to tho veteran this nil seemed but as yesterday Ills sadness was olearcdaway and his taco bright cued again when ho saw his old wife with young George their grandson waiting in tho porch for him Ho waved n snluto to them in military fashion and thd boy hastened out to himYes George said tho veteran as if in answer to thin lads unspoken ques tion it will bo firm tomorrow The anti timid tho birds promise ns that and I have never known both to bo wrong So after supper ve will set about get ting everything ready and wo will cole Lrato tim day as wonlwnys do Tho boys face broke into n ripplo of emllcH for to him came visions of a trip to tim city in tho morning a row or n drive with his grandfather in thb afternoon nud fireworks nt night with tho old soldier tolling tales of tho war at a big bonfire which ho would kindle on the shore After tho evening meal which they did not take long in rating the old man asked for his pipe and when George hind filled it for htm ho drew his chair near thawindow and sat thorn puffing con tentedly watching tho moths fluttering derately nt the lamp chimney The rOO1 was n cozy ono with its homely but comfortable furnishings ts till family clock iu the corner its bunches of pansies carnations nud roses in very d TUB VKTEHAN WATCHED IlEIt- concclvoblo pot The boy sat at tho ta blo while his grandmother knittingAll looked away from the moths and mid GcorgeTgBt outUiftH i From an Adjoining rrooM Vje6rg brought t he bumr a4ojiaaifuHy WOYCMJ hut libwiit tl mlamlfl J bIwof time Holes aK had bfencar fnllyp rchfed by the hauda of t 4n 1l m allan Iif V thg1outaJdi naahtieooufridt r o i 1 I oiu work Tner1 gWQ9 6ho kept for just suehtlmeM oa the morrow to bo run np on the lofty pole inf tho garden Tho old soldiers eyea glistened with a soft emotion as ho smoothed the banner across his knee and spread it on the floorThogamoold flags mother said ho simply tho flag of our conntrynlll dear to us uow ns when wo camo hero first to live together till tho end V Yes John my husband was her proud answer and pray God George will Always honor it as you have You uccd liavouo fear mother re plied tho veteran looking up at tho young Ulan standing before himII I have no doubt of him Tho boy is from tho same stock ns vo are nud just aa ready u1 1 Grandmother said George heros n little hole in it a fresh ouo Shall I call tho girl in to mend U Oh no nol anxiously loan still do all that myself door thank God though it may bo for the last tim t Pleaso give iCovor Come Look fatter WatdhtodflxtfiU Save for tho monotonous tick took of the old oaken clock there was silence In tIm room while the qld womans needle plied slowly in and out of tho silk The veteran watched her with a sort of quiet pride As her task was completed the clock struck 0 Nino oclock said the soldier re flectively It Is good time wo all went to bed for we will have a long day bo fore ns before tomorrow night cornea The night passed quietly and rapidly away for all In that rose clad cottage were sound sleepers The old soldierI however wai op before eluementWlndow11lellned flue day AB yet there was but a weak I glimmering in the east where the sun would presently break through and tho world loo1dlimpid and cool in tho gray dusk ot qjie early morning As the soldier leaned out of tbo window enjoy lug tho frngranco of tho dew steeped roses that climbed in clusters just boo neath thd window frame ho felt a light touch on his shoulder and turning ho saw his wife at his side Arc you happy this morning John she askedQuite said he And you dear Yesj indeed was the answer Let us go out into tho garden Lhoard George getting up somo time ago and- o U out now I expect Surely enough tbny pound him a few minutes later at tho foot ot tho flag polo which stood on a little knoll Ho was busy tying tho banner to tho cord running up the polo Ah said veteran that is right my boy See how rosy it is getting in tho cast Just moment or two and then A glorious gleam of brightness np penred In the cast nndnttjqBamo in stant tho boom of a ennuti across tho lake broko In upon tho ollh tiils coh Withtho nolso of the cannon n strange pallor came into his lace and ho almost fell to the ground Georgenoticed it and started to coliio to hrs assistance but ho only waved him back and point lug to tho banner with 1 look of exalta lion cried Run up tho flagl Thoso were the last words ho ever poke THE FOURTH IN GOTHAM 1 LPei rtcd City How Soiuo Famous Men I Celebrate The glorious Fourth in Now York is generally celebrated by every ouo going tat of town for the day Not that the IdVfenmlto falls in bllt patriotism ho Is full of that feeling every day in th- oyellrbut the Fourth being n legal holiday nil hands tnko a day in tho woods in the green floUs or at the seashore Consequently tfljjtrcota of Now York are deserted t mill the wholo ot Manhattan Island looks like an abandoned market Tho firemen the men who dr jo tho ambulances and hospital ttondants however usually have their hands full on this particular holiday for although ihb Fourth is aday fraught with all things enjoyable for both1 young and old thoro ia hardly allY ono iVho does not lemorabor New York Tourth of July when things went wrong at least once aDd very seriously From th9 aged veteran who gpes out to sco thO firewOrks and gets a spark in his eye to the email boy who holds his toy JIitol to see if it will kick thbro are W to be cuaalti a mora pr less son 0tuJ Jlsk any prominent man in Gotham 191 his Fourtk of Jaly expesrieucca ud- he will tell a good rtory This is eiPClallltnMot no Da VM private erItl41 r M Depow frt If r Lik Ait uu yai wua tiuru ou uniy 1 nu lUllS a story about his most unlucky Fourth something like this Ouo Fourth of July when l was about 7 or 8 I arose full of patriotism and went out to hare a good timo with my firecrackers I nl so hall a number of birthday presents which mmlo mo still happier In fact the intense patriotism which I hnvo nl ways displayed for tho Fourth has Its origin U little I think in the fact that I get molly presents on that day Well on Ilils particular day I wont out with my presents such 13 could bo carried milt my firocrnckcra and was having tho largest kind of n time when a boy near incI do not now think pur posely throw n firecracker down tho back of my neck I wore n little shirt waist and n kilt nud itsccmod ns if tho whole outfit had caught fire u half a mlnnto Of course I was bnrnAd al thoughnot seriously so but enougldo make ino very cautious how I moved about and very careful not to got near leastrmoin with I r pa 9cd l through great dangers can never accu rately describe tho events as thoy occur red and that is why Mr Tcall cannot toll exactly about that explosion I vas playing with piuwhobl said ho when it went off in somo mysteri ous way and still more mysterious it seemed to carry mo off with it I flew np into tho air heavy though I was with flvo years of chubbiness and when 1 camo down there was less of Ohio and n great deal moro of howl than there hctd been My eyes seemed gene my curls surely were gone nnd my little drcsawnR missing in Fomoof its impor tant links I lived But oh I romem bered thnt Fourth for a many n long dayro Tho veteran caterer Delmonico says ho is extremely fond of tho Fourth and always celebrated with tho small boys Banker DO Mills says the Fourth is the most glorious day iu tho year not even excepting Christmas General pen jamin F Tracy saya ho does notcaro for fireworks now nud when ho was a boy and hunkered after such things ho was too poor to buy them Lawyer Abo daybyfor a drive through Control park Richard Crokcr will celebrate his Fourth of July Iu dear old Lunnon and there will bo moro Americans in Englands metropolis to remember tIm daythnn iu any previous ycriji wealthier Americans who happen ThoI iuLoudon will visit that famed Waldorf Astor where the great owner has prepared quite a celebration Mr Astars well known antipathy to fireworks is likely to limit tho days ob servance to quiet festivity but three years ago ho set a dinner of 800 covers on the Thames bank ned 14 members of parliament sat down to It and drank tho health of the president of tim United States At CUed n preparations have been waking for ncnrlyjwo months and the number of Mr Astors guests will run into tho hundreds Tho official celebration of tho day in England will of course bo that held In tho American embassy In London So fully recognized in England are tho customs incident to this day thnt It is an understood thing that no out connected with tho embassy shall bo asked to any affair that is timed to cover the Fourth of July For 30 years tho queen of England and the Prince of Wales hnvo beon represented at tho tinnqiet glvm by the American minuter nu Hut lay HAHIIISOV AVRK- HINANIMATETYES lint a Cannon Cracker Can Pop unit Will Io It Ht tho lllclit Time For what happened Reginald Slow boy was certainly nt fault His procras tination wns tho solo cause of it Ho deserved no sympathy and yet tho blow seemed to rattlo his very back teethTbcro wua a quasi understanding be tween him and Miss Cutting but noth- Ing definite Ho should have declared his passion weeks before Ho felt con tain that ho loved her ns woman had noycr been loved bcfpro felt equally sure that sho loved him but whenever the iiien suggested itself of asking hor iupJaju blunt English to become Mrs Slowboy ho fouud nervous profitratiou treading close won its heels The tragedy that drovo lihft away hiI stiajae and chagrin occurred ouo Fourth of July night had been shooting fle eraokeraijd Betiding up roman can dle0 eootclU JoaltIC9U8ly with time entire novjtheJ u r some and qbiquitons little brother had gone into tho house for tho night and ho and she wero nlonorolono on th6 dark piazza Ho know it because his nervous prostration told him so For nu lions ho talked of almost everything except tho subject nearest his timid heart Ho talked about tho wcathcymd tho tariff and thccorn crop and about numerous other subjects well calculated to cause n fooling of drowsi ness in nny healthy young woman Ho had one great cannon cracker left and ho swung It to and fro and wound time fuse about his finger for tho entire honr At length whet the conversation was perceptibly lagging and sho was covertly yawning ho began to moralize about tho fire cracker- Strange ho said reflectively what power thcro is concentrated in the pa per tube I hold in my hnnd This fire cracker has no brain and yet think of tho vast weight it can raise when exploded under some heavy object It is an luau imate objectIt knows absolutely noth lug and yet what a wonderful thing it can dot Somo inanimate objccta know moro than human beings she murmured quietly but thero was a quaver In her voiceNosvreahly you do not menu that ho cried I Indued I do fthorcplicda trifle sharply That firecracker id nn maul mate object It has no brnln m you say and yet it knows moro than some men When tho time comes she con tinued rising to her feet and starting for tho leer when the proper tiuio comes that firecracker knows enough to pop E H E As Usual Spontcm the orator of tho day Is talking yet Yes ho thinks that orator of the day means nil day A Poulbto War Bpooner I hato that little brother others Hos always around Wilkins Isnt there nay way of got tine tidaf hins i T SpOOUCr4PeihapmL lr boujllt him n toy cnmiou for tho Fourth ADMIRAL BROWN RETIRED To Bpond JIll Last Days on tho homestead Vhero lie Was nom Rear Admiral Gcorgo Brown who has recently been retired from active service on account of having reached the ago limit was up to n short time ego tho commandant of tho Norfolk navy yard and the ranking admiral of the United States navy For nearly half n century Admiral Brown has been connected with tho na vy When ho first went to Annapolis as a cadet in 1640 ho was 14 years old Ills first assignment was made in the days of tho old clipper ships and wood en sided frigates For three years ho served on the famous old frigate St Lawrence Tho breaking out war found him n lieutenant During the North Carolina coast was attached to tho mortar fleet and liP also took part in tho engagement at Vicksburg In 1802 ho was commis sioned ns lioatcunut cominnnder and- put in charge of tho irouolad qdlanoia- on tho Mississippi station At trjo pas sago of Vicksburg and Wqrrentoij in 1863 ho commanded the Indauolq dur lug her terrific engagement with two Confederate rams tflid two gunboats The battlo lasted nearly nu hour a halt itmi resulted In the Burreu ADMIRAL OEDHOE DROWN tho Indianola Tho officers and crow were taken prisoners but were ex changed u few weeks afterward Later tho young officer saw hard sony ice in tim gulf blockading squadron At the battlo of flay ho succes sively commanded time gunboats Arizo na Pocahontas and Hornet ned tho ironclad Cincinnati Shortly after tho closoof tho war ho was mado n corn rounder Since then ho has been assign ed to various posts and Jim had charge of tho construction of some of tho ves sols of tho now navy Among other duties in recent years ho served on the Pnclflo station Ha was made commodoro and reached his flag Iu 1880 In 1808 Commodore Drown returned to Norfolk navy yard and ho remained in charge there until just bo fore his retirement Ho has removed with his family to the old Drown home stead near Indianapolis whcro ho was born but ho says that his days of use fulness are not yet over TO BECOME A JEWESS A Washington Itolle Chance Her Faith to IlcAM tier Aftlnncod Alico Belknap Is one ot the prettiest gmll in Washington SilO Is I- tdaughtor bl th late Gcncrnl Belkunp niid of Cougressraau Belkuap ot Chicago She roctntly startled her friends and set the society folks of the national capital iiosainiiKt by nunonnc a i I vSst9 V LV A Cmn OK Ten SunscRinMS To t J 0 TFr BErtf i Ocis Yoii i Frir TIUP 11 ti 1 CHEAT TE NnSSl t T r li W5z y j J lug that sue would soon renounce the Christian faith and become n Jewess in order to become tho bride of M May n talented young Jew who was up to a year ago connected with tho Belgian le gation at Washington Tho young people have been acquaint ed nearly two years nod soon discovered that they wero both badly in lovo with each other M May wroto to his parents Nowtheclungtoyoungdlplomnt smiss AJ1Cf rncIEi4Ar of another religion S6 tho lover pro posed that Miss Bolknap bccomo a con vert to Judaism Gorlouslyovcrtho awn1torneither had experienced n ohango cf af fection she would ngrco to give up tho religion of her people and adopt that of her future husband So M May secured a transfer to tho lleigiim legation nt Japnn for 12 mouths Now his time In up and ho has returned to Washington to claim his bride MIei Belknap is ready to carry out her part gonethrougheomlug a proselyte to Judaism Miss Bulkimp is u tall stately blond and haa been for several seasons one of tho most attractive belles of Washington- A NOVEL EXPEDITION rofeMpr Libby hopes to Co Kltlns Op Illllicrto Inaccessible CUm everyknow LibbyJr vnoFEsson WILLIAM unnv In ndopt kites Rising out of tho alkali plain of Now Mexico near Albuquerque is the Acoma mesa a tablclmul of Band Iton straiGht precipitous sides 700 Ji Npvcr vlthln tho records of bl mae this precipice been scaled anl1 Js on itsjlat top Jina been for ages mystery Scientists have giicmid that it was once tho homo of some of the cliff dwellers If this be so an exploration of its summit would be of vast interest to archaeologists and students cf anthropology It is fur thin pnrposo of reaching tho top of this rock ojnnystery that Profess or Libby is to use has organ ized mi expedition consisting of six stu lOOtS of sojourn They will camp in tho loscrt at the foot of this ephinxllko cliff Ilitll they are either successful in nclilng tho top or ohio convinced that ncrcut is impossible 4 Louo point itablolatxl is only a few ynrclfl wide It is riofectcr Libty gition to fly n kite or u number ot vcr tho rod To tho kites will attach if roil nnd if lie can laud it on tho oilier auto the HFt will bo cusy A stout coW will lc hauled over amid then it will not bo iimcult for tho explorers to haul tlim u IvrH to limo top by menus cf tackle Tlni kitrH to bo nscrt have ITcn fur uinhrd by Mr Eddy tho DayonuVN J kito Ixpert Jhrwj kites RIO tho Wells kind wldchrcUlelllloUf intlliug Mi vtr and if vTu31i of sudlelcnt forco nil IMJ found they will easily curry n 0110 ns high ua desired Time tjtplouiR would Hot take nil tl 9 nublu to reach thin top of the cliff wore In not nlmcft certain that valuable lUcoverici await them Articles of pot cry have fallen from Limo top of the iiesu nqd there are other Blgim which lionlu that its Kuinmit was ouco time dIe of nn nneicnt lty- HONpRED IN LONDON i tlilrfti Viiiilun IMmlo a JMcinbor or till llnjl Aolutiu Souloty Onucf I huiuohtdUtinguihliiil orientalb cIhi III Anit lien IH a vnnniii nnd n Shieiipo woman at that Uho is Mrs EliziiUth A Heed nud it is but fair to wits KLUAHETII A ilEED I PoHton to cay that she was born Mthnt reiitcr of erudition nod UV dtrfero until I slio itriui winTTw S Mrs Reed was recently tho reclpicat of tho distinguished honor of being made a member of tho Royal Asiatic society of London This honor was con fcrrcd 01 her III recognition of her ache arly works on Hindoo nnd Persian liter ature On each subject she has written a volume which has been received with bih praise not only in this cons try but moro especially in Europe Thebookoriental scholars tho world over dMrs Rood line nicoIvet1 many toteii of pralso from distinguished mew ot letters of many nations jEven as a girl Mrs Reed WM n eeiol llJatedthePsalmsthat early ago too sho hid written magazine articles on ancient literature promptedDrGreek lexicon in her hand when ho pro paperbyof tho Victoria institute Its title was beforeItaudienceitFinaliynearly two years tho nrtiolo was foaud wheuItostic commendation This was the first time tho work ofa woman had boon honored by that august body Since hell Mrs Reed has been mil n member of tho International Societj ot OrllItalists The University nois line conferred upon her thoJKgreo of master of arts while DoUIay eel logo gave her that of L II D UnReed is prominent in local literary cit 2lea and is president of the Illinois Womens Press association IMVU and Life True lovo is not an nccidcnt of life or a part of it It is life Uself Tho heartthrobs tho oyo kindles tlic hand moves by it ItisMho soul of the soulLu theranKNA1P6 ROLLER BOAT The UnIque Invention of a Toronto Law yer A roller boat very different from the craft which Bnin tho French Inventor built and which by tho way baa not proved a succccsa is being conatrBcUA at Toronto It is known as tbe Knapp boat for it is tho invention of F A Knapp a lawyer bt Tho boat will bo the strangest freak in ehipljnilding which has ever beast launched and will present even a more grotcsq appearance than did tho fia zin steamer It will consist of three gt gantie stool cylinders The outer ono will bo 110 foot in length by 20 feet in diameter Within this wfanothercylinder of tho samo len U of on ly 12 feet diamotjr Thep cylin ders are to bo st togetber On tho outer surface of the outer cylin der will Jo fastened buckets so that tile whole will form a gigAntio paddle- Wheel Tho third cylinder will bo placed in IIoveralfootlonnerIII arthan the middle cylinder OotwucVtho second tOld third cylinders will bo ball bearings so that yhiilo the two outer cnrs will revolve at a high rato of speed tho inner ono will remain stationary On this center cylinder will bo placed tho engines and the structure VASBCngcrsfilo communicated to tko outer cylinders by menus of friction Atr Knapp searched n long time bo ore ho could interest any capitalist in 1 idea but finally Mr Gcorgd Good rti1 a wealthy government contractor Igokcd at lila plans with favor and fur niched 10000 to construct nil experi mental boat Tho roller craft will draw but a foot and a half of water but it is expected to develop n speed which will enable It to cross tho Atlantic In 48 hours If it Is n success a monster roller steamer 760 foot long Iud 160 feet in diameter will bo built for ocean traflla Touchy Ieoplo Lot u person get tho reputation of bo ing touchy anti everybody is under restraint und this way the chanco of nu imaginary offense Is vastly increased Christian Observer Down Not Up e Life 4s to bo measured down from God end not np from man Episcopal Recorder vhs Outdoor Church Tho cnrvim pillars of the trees Tho lowered mobIle of the grass Tile green transparent traccrloa Of kilt on lent that lies And lightly mauve when breezes pos y The anthem of the waterfall My chorister tho blackbirds lay And mluKlIng with ButfuxlnK all Dorno by tho wind mid bull lot fall TKe Invcnso of the now mown hay Thin U lay church altar thuro Hero earth the kindly inolhsr kneels tier inlchty bane onlepruutln nancy Whllo oer her brow tho r nny air A south wind full of Mussing iteaU Bho nio in hw mantle fold I knioi and y bealdo her thoro Ai ehlldrun do whom motUcra hold And living sir and sunliuht sold sal wool and nuudow PTYltil me Eva Kcano in Bpt lator Beauty is your Duty Abundant glossy hair If boauti crowning glory To wear this crown UM AYERS HAIR viGOR OC1 iBee lIPAUt M MOORU Cdltor nnd Manager RE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated J Entered the lctl lflclI at UnrlltiRton at Second elm matter SUBSCRIPTION HATES QnUIIIICllrlnJldvncooo flOO so tllrOt Month oo 25 Single Carlesoooo S free on Correspondents wanted In all parIS of the cciintr Address us for pirllcnlari THURSDAY JULY I 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS STATS SZAT- XVbBINSONVo are atuliorUcd to announce It urn T R n as a candidate for State Senator from tim counties of Hopkins and Christian subject to fhr action of the Republican party are authorized to announce Dr B BIBRW of Madlsonvllle at a candidate for State Senator front the counties of Hopkins and Chilstlan subject la the action of the Ucpubllcan party FOR WAOUTRATK MORRtSWo are intliottred to announce t1LWJllIam Morris lli 5andldal for MiRlstrat in ill Second MaRistetlM llstrictof Hopkins cquItt to the of the Democra- ticpIwnguetad IcF TheFalr Printing The Blackrt again as ever justifies its n wnccept Ul1ame by indulging in a three column tirade of abuse and maligning against the directors of the Hopkins County Fair Company because forsooth- it failed to secure the contract for printing the catalogues for the Fair Company which job it thought it had nailed down so neatly The Black Mail handles the Fair as common property of thepublic at large and ignores the fact that it is owned by the Hopkins County Fair Company composed of a number of the countys most publiospirited and liberal citizens who have yet found 1t necessary to think of economy- in their operations We regret that the UlackJrt7 is so intensely disappointed at the loss of this job but trust that its proprietors may not go hungry be fore something else shows up in which there will be a few meals victuals While the attack on the directors ft11e Fair Company is absurd as it is vicious and there is nothing in the transaction that demands any sort of explanation on TilE BEES part we will de vote tho necessary space to a plain statement of facts in order that the public may see how vicious the attack on the Fair Company directors for transacting their own business upon the principles of economy in a Imsinrissliko way On Monday aftcrnodn of last week President Holcman of the Fair Company stopped at TIlE DEE office on his way to Dawson to notify us that the catalogue was to let Neither the writer nor his foreman were in the office at that time and the message was left with one of our composItors The re quest was made that the hid be submitted the next morning Tues day Our foreman figured on the job that cviing with what information he had about tha work and sent in the bid Ths writer was in Nashville and knew nothing of the matter until yedncsday morn ing after his return We went at once to Madisonville and called on President Holennn telling him that we had come to see about the Fair printing and saying that we had been absent and had no chance to pass upon the matter arid that if the bid submitted by our fore man was not the lowest or if tho contract had not been awarded we asked that all bids be rejected and new bids called fort Mr Holeman said the Mail had bid one dollar under TilE BEE but thatthe contract had not been 4Wardcld so far as his own actions we1blmcerncd We then called onMrOburn who said he had takentnrJicfibn toward awarding the contitnd4ha the matter was in Mr IpV mans hands The writer hal rdei4to Vladisonvillc with Mr JnoD4fUinson Di rector in Chief n tbaCom pany and after s qitig aJJent Holeman anti Msistan c ar Osborn we met Mr Atkinson i cur way to see Mr C C Givens another director anti a kcd him to gbalong This he did We founl Mr GWand Mr MB fJhtl ptiInstftinaiY HA theoJvrit r slat rd his request lo tlie guntlrmun as In hall in the others before muntionod Here were five out of six directors of the Fair Company the writer hind seen The onlv re maining director Mr Robert Tapp was out of town Mr Hole man was called in anti the writer of course retired after petitioning the director to consider the question of calling for new bids At this meeting of directors of the Fair Company it was decided to reject all bids and that another meeting would be held on Friday morning nt io oclock this was Wednesday for the purpose of receiving and passing upon new bids The next day we wrote our bid sealed it and sent it in to be lelivrrcd Friday morning before the time of the meeting Tin Buns hut got the work and U1aclcAfail is mail The moral is that if you want the nst of printing at the lowest of prices have your work done by TilE BEE TilE DEE editor to his great regret did not takes in the annual jaunt of the Kentucky editors to iliddlcsboro Knoxville and Chat anooga He only had the pleasure of meeting few of the boys- at Nashville where the gang broke ranks for home after enjoying the great exposition for two days But TilE BEE being a member of the Kentucky Press Associationdesircs to acknowledge the kindness extended to that bodyso far as comes within our knowledge Refresh ncnts of various kinds were fur nished the party by the following Louisville firms Wm Klein Son Hall Hayward Hyman Pickel Co C C Bickcl Lawton Bros and Frank Fehr Brewing Co Especial thanks arc due Mr fH Ringgold first assistant to resident Milton H Smith of the L K Railroad for untiring per ional effort in behalf of the press The special L N train that bore the party of about 250 to Middlesboro was manned by F B J ohnsonconductorGcorge Meiklc engineer John Martin fireman V W Lyon brakeman and W S Clark flagman Thanks arc due all these gentlemen To the Southern Railway the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway and the courteous officials of these roads the press returns sincere thanks also for very substantial fa vorsthat contributed greatly to thp pleasure of tho journey At Nashville the party was treated with that distinguishing kind ness and hospitality for which the Exposition Management and the people of Nashville are fast becoming famous It fell to the lot of Mr Herman Justi chief of the Bu ronu of Promotion and Publicity ind his worthy assistants to see that the press boys bad such a pleasant stay there that they each and every one went home an en htsiastic messenger to hits people telling them of the great things in store for all visitors to the Tcnncs see Centennial T HE financial Chronicle says The ot tim preferred dividend of the nlgFour is a striking illustration of- the trying conditions with which the railroad industry is having to contend This company is one of the VaoderbiltMorgan properties and Mr Ingalls is the executive headof the enterprise If we remember correctly it was this same Mr Ingalls the executive head of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway who made a contract to supply the New York and New Haven railroad with a large amount of coal based on such cut freight rates that the other great railroad systems that carry coal to the scaliord viz the Pennsylvania the Baltimore 8 Ohio and the Norfolk Vcstern were compelled to reduce coal freights ale ready ruinously low probably 25 cents to 35 cents per ton entailing- on these companies the loss of many millions of dollars in the twelve months- It looks to an outsider as if the difficulties the railroads arc struggling against are largely due to the unbusiness like methods of railroad managers themselves To secure one big contract Mr In galls forced his competitors in self defense to reduce freight that the mines on their lines could have an equal chance for other business with the Chesapeake k Ohio Between these four companies no more tons of coal will be carried than if the rate of freight had been sustained We have no doubt but Mr Ingalls asked the mine opera tors and miners on the Chesapeake and Ohio to reduce the price ot coal already being sold at cost prices that he might get this cheap contract The only benefit conferred was to the New York New Haven owners who receive coal at a price far below Its actual cost The damagedone was to every security holder of the thcr railroads and to all mine wrttrsvirrid miners who produce coal f1eabarUr t 1- inn were une vupr Tnii ojdratio which tJi4fttiu- silver howlers said last year Jii been kept right around the iC tOl mark by divino influence since the world began continues to go further and further from that talismanic mark It was re ally 32 to f then yet they continued to claim a firm faith and fixed hope that the powers of hew en were laboring to induce and so euro the old ratio But judging from the utter failure of this falorr hope and the devilish raids upon the lihcrtics and property rights of Kentucky citizens that have nit uraliy resulted from the incendiary teaching of the political demagogue and professional calamity howler it must have been a power the op posite of divine upon which these leaders fixed their faith Day by day the dark prophicciqof these politicans for office only are prov- en untrue The value of silver contiucs to decline and wheat and other farm products go up in price or hold their own The prospects arc good tor crops generally and the country is gradually approach ing the prosperous times we look for Speaking of the improvement in business Bradslrcrfs says Confidence is widespread in a reival of demand this fall Duns review of l un6 loth says There is evidence of a gradually en larging business in every important de partment More establishments havo been set al work and more hands employed Reports from the various cities show a very general progress and a continuing large distribution through retail trade GEO B SMITH printer visited TilE BEE office Monday He says he was a partner with John Young in starting the publication of the Kentucky Republican in Madison yule in 1878 He spoke of the hard time the Republican had try ing to live and congratulated TilE BEE on its present success and prosperity Mr Smith says he predicted away back in those old times that he would live to see Kentucky elect a Republican governor and rejoices in the fulfill ment of his prophecy He remem bers that George Matthews was a compositor in the office of the Republican and says he encouraged- the publication of Georges first at tempt at writing a short story George Matthews is now Hcbei Matthews of the Hartford herald Smith had the misfortune to loose his right leg about two years ago and now goes on crutches This seems rather a coincidence since his old partner John Young also had but one leg The editor of Tits BEE was devil in the office of the Kentucky Republican away back in those times for a brief period and is glad to have been identified with that paper one of whose projectors has proven such a true prophet LET me tell you my country men that resuscitation will not be promoted by recrimination The distress of the present will not be relieved by a distrust of the future A patriot makes a better citizen than a pessimist And we have got to be patient Much as we want to move out of the old house we cannot do it until the new house is finished A tariff law halt made is of no practical use except to indicate that in a little while a whole tariff law will be done and it is making progress It is reaching the end and when the end comes we will have business confidence and industrial ac tivity Let us keep steady heads and steady hearts The country is not going backward but forward American energy has not been destroyed by the storms of the past It will yet triumph lirgugh wise and beneficent legis ation President McKinley at Philadelphia June 2 1897 Tot WATSON in a recent issue of his paper has this to say in denunciation of the semifiat silverdollar propositionWe Pops contend that fiatism which is good for 40 cents is good for too cents If the principle of fialilsm Is sound- it is sound all the way It cannot be just sound enough to make up the 40 cents dif ference between silver and gold If the government stamp can make 40 cents out of nothing it can make zoo cents out of Ihe same material THE recent emigration statistics are encouraging The total num her of immigrants that arrived in thus country during the eleven months ending May 3 1897 was 210271 This is a decrease as compared with the same period last year of 105038 The fewer the immigrants the smaller number of objectionable ones we4 are burdened with TilE few Democratic Presidents this country has had before the idvcntof Cleveland have ali recommend d the annexation of the the Hawaiian islands Yet notwithstanding this oldtime Demo cratic position on this question the only opposition to the nnncxa ion the Senate now comes from Democrats TilE glad announcement comes from New England that the cotton u i1 W iy L mills which linvu htooiIitoincdti- nder the Wilson law todlbso ilur ing the summer season rtill this year run steadily TlVfs is but one of the many evidences of prosper ity since the inauguration of the present administration and the promise of a protectivetariff law IT is announced that Mr T J Yandcll of Marion will bo ap pointed to the Owensboro colloc torship and that Mr E T Franlfs will be first deputy with an equal division of salaries This is sail to bo satislactory to Mr Franks and is believed to be straight news TilE Chicago Milwaukop St Paul railroad shops in Minneapo Its which have been running on short time since November last began this week to run on full time About 2000 workmen arc affected and the payroll will be increased from 20000 to 40000 monthly THOUSANDS of men employed in glass works will work for nlongcr time this summer than they have in any one of the last twenty years It has been customary heretofore for many of these works to shut down in the summer This year all will work full tune Tins week will see the Issue of the first number of a new lfclhlbU can newspaper at Sinithland We do not know its name but we extend a warm welcome to this new Republican arrival in the Demo cratic wilderness of Western lon tucky ELSEWHERE we publish the an nouncement of a National Demo cratic mass meeting to be held in Madisonville Saturday July 10 to select delegates to the State Con vention on July 14to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals LAST years production of gold was considered phenomenal hut the indications are that 1897 wIll break the record with a worlds production of something like 250000000 in gold Dont Want Prosperity A man in Webster county who is given credit for the honesty of his expressed sentiments showed his extreme devotion to Bryanism and his strong desire for the fulfillment of the prophecies of the calamity howler tho other day in the following speech He said By I I wish the times would be so hard that they would make the chickens holler Ill be d if I wouldnt rather live on slippery elm hark for the next four years than to see good times under the present ad ministration SPECIAL RATE tilE FOURTH Over thcL 6 N to EarlinKton and the Big Picnic of the Knights of Pythias ANt TO ALL OTHER POINTS The L N railroad will sell excursion tickets on July 2 3 and 4th good returning July 7th at one and onethird fares for the round trip to all points on its lines This rate will be taken advantage of by hundreds of people who will come to Earlington to celebrate the glorious Fourth and en joy the entertainment to be fur nished that day by the Knights of Pythias in their big annual picnic at Lakeside Park Lock Mary As has been advertised before for several weeks past all the pleasures of these now famous picnic grounds will be turned loose for the entertainment of the multitude on that day and the gentlemen who have the undertaking in hand arc devoting the result of tliei extensive experience along this lint to making this occasion the mOt notable celebration in the history of Hopkins countythCome and enjoy a day of pleas ure Excursion to Niagara Falls The annual excursion of the C H D Hallway lo Niagara Falls will occur this year on July 8tb The rain from Cincinnati O will be 700 Tickets wilt be good lire days Trains will leave Cincinnati about 1200 Noon The accommodations will bo first class in every particular Elegant day coaches Pullman and Wagner sleeperr Tbe route is the most interesting of any Going via Toledo Detroit and the Michi gan Central Railway through the best part of Southern Canada direct to the falls This is the only line that passes close to brink from which a full and complete view of both the American and Canadian falls can be seen to advantage Niagara is one of the greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara and every body wants to go there Tim C H D Ky was Ihe first to inaugurate these cheap excursions and always has the best accom modations provided for its patrons Per sons desiring full Information about this excursion should address the undersigned and n descriptive circular will be mailed you D G EDWARDS v Passr Traffic Mgr C II D Uy Cincinnati Ohio Centcnnin Rates TheL N has offered the following rates good for the ronnd trip on account itho Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen das 340 tickets good for seven days 273 Leave your orders for Cnn i dates Cards Business Caftjs isiting Cards with TilE J3EE 3ig new stock of fine cut cards Just received x rat Hf 1 i REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster county For Reprc enlllht1JCHARLES R For County JudgeIJ V POOLE For Connly ClrtV T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Superintendent of Schools- I Ov NANCE For Assessor W II BRYANT For Jailer 1 J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Wood Allen Vlio Shot and Killed Lit Nichols Waived TrialInnd Will I WAIT ACTION OK TIlE CltAND JURY Join G Jenkins Trustee 01 th Jury Fund Ready to Pay tl e Jury Deficits SEgFR01 S01irr mIIX WEBST- ERvutii 1tII UrPART14EtT cnauietsy DAVID UBOUNIMO 11X0 Kv DIXON Wheat harvest js about ovir THE PEGU are still humming around Dixon Miss Lillie Cavanab we arc gltd to say is improving Mr William Allen of Poole was in town Saturday Mr Thos Watson tho McCormick machine man is with us again this week Messrs Thos Colo and S C Booth of Lisman were in town Saturday on bus mess Mr W T Lamb of Clay is here to day talking lifo Insurance Mr Perry Thornborry ot Poole spent Sunday in town Miss Rose Browning is visiting In the Providence country this week TUB DEn editor Mr Paul Moore paul us a short visit last Saturday Attorneys Uonj Skinner anti D Drown ng attendod court at Providence last Monday Mr Jasper Allen of Free Union was in town Saturday Messrs Ed Ramacy anti Sam Armstrong of Vamlersbnrf were in town List Friday Miss Mary Ilailny who has been visijing Mrs D D Rayborn returned homo last SaturdayMiss Cosby is visiting Miss Mamia Brooks of Slauphlcrsvillo this week Mrs J C Parker and her son Clay who have been visiting Mrs J D Hill of Hop kinsville and the Centennial came home last Sunday Mr Guy Ashby of SlauRlilprsvillc was in town last Monday delivering pictures Mr M G Frederick of the Litnun country was in town Monday on business Jim Todd of Sobrce was in town Saturday Mr II II Brooks and wife visited at Iho homo of Mr Yancic Brooks of Black ford last Monday and Tuesday Miss Delia Whiteside of Hlackford visited Mrs II II Brooks last week Messrs C C Hardwick and WililY Brooks went to LI man last Monday Wood Allen a young mon eighteen years old shot andjdlled Lit Nichols his brolhcrinlaw in n difficulty at Lisman last Friday Allen immediately went lo Judgo taker and surrendered himself up and was placed in jail at this place His examining trial was set for today but he waived the examination anti will await the action of the grand jury Our efficient circuit court clcik and trustee of the JurFund John G Jenkins is now prepared lo pay off the Jury defi cits at December term 1895 anti April tern 1896 of the Webster circuit court The reason of this is because the last legislature passed a law permitting Slate claims lo draw legal interest anti Mr Jenkins was hereby enabled lo have tho Stales warrants cashed which he did on Ias 5aliirday Had it not been for the fmjldozmg tactics of Joe Blackburn Charlie Bronston and Bill Goebel together with Jack Cbinn nod his big knife their claims doubtless would have long since been paid as they should have been 3IIELTON More rain more rest Mr A S Rlgcs called iii the vicinity SurtdayeveMr Shellon went to Henderson Friday on business Mr Frank Sigler ha A new visitor lat his house it is a boy The farmers are having raIn in abundance and grass and weeds in proportion Miss Mary Overby who has been vis iting nt yebo for several days returned homo Tuesday If it doesnt stop raining pretty soon our faces will begin to look as long as Ibo faces of the Popocrats did last fall when McKinley was elected Messrs G B Shelton and D T Mul cboly contemplate goingto the Centennial by land via the Mammoth Cave I guess Iho boys will take one of Jim Murrays Greenline sleepers Mr Marion Wbitlqdge while plowing this morning was startled by the screams of his wife wblch was caused yn mad dog chasing their twelve year old son through the pasture Mr Wbltledge had n very vicious dog which his Wife hissed upon the rabid dog nnd saved the buy Mr Whitledgo secured his gun and fol lowed Ihedog and killed it bo says it was the largest dog ho cvefr SAW He then ailed his own dogs i MADISONVILLE Mrs Claude Rosn gave a reeeptfon last iVednesda evening in hqaor of her guests or j WhyDo pooplo buy Hoods Barenparllla ta proferonco to any otberln fact olmoat to the exclusion of nil others BecauseThey fa tho best I o it cures when others Hoods Bareaparllla is still made under tho personal supervision of the educated phnrnuchU who originated It Tho question of best is Just as positively decided in favor ol Hoods aa tho question of comparative ualca Another thine Every advertisement of Hoods Baraaparilla la true ia h- onwitHoods Sarsaparilla btho Ono True 1110011 turlner AllilriiEglsUlt Irrpnrfilonly bye I Hood ft Co Lowell Maw takeHoodsMisses Gertrude Overall Graco Hart man Lissa Lyon of Murfreesboro Tenn and Miss Mary Hicks of Henderson It was an exceedingly enjoyahln occasion morn than sixty guests anti friends partici paling in tho happy affair Miss Annie Prilchelt Is visiting In Lex nglon Miss Vula Adams Is visiting friends in Pembroke Miss Emma Speed of Evansville is vis itlng Miss Rosalie Figley Miss Lizzie Long after a pleasant visit aOSprinRfield anti Masnvillc has returned homeThe Misses lichen and Davie Hendricks leave this morning for a visit to friends and relatives in Indiana Mrs Marshall Bragdon nee SGackel ford of MitKcogec Indian Territory is the guest of Mrs W S Ross Mrs Bragdon is the daughter of JndgeJ M Shackleford HANSON Harry Drown is on the sick list Miss Hattie Gooch is visiting in Union county Rev W O Rickard of Crofton is in Hanson at this writing- A little child of Robert Anderson is very tow anti not expected to live The meeting in progress here conducted by Rev 1 1 Smith is well attended and it is hoped much good will result therefrom Prof I B Ferguson bs come batik to Hanson to make this place his future home We welcome him in our midst Mrs Mollie Slaton ol near Morganfield who has been yisiiine relatives here re turned home a few days since Mrs J j Smith and daughter Miss Mary who have been attending the meet ing here returned to their home in Slaughlersvillo Monday Weir Dros have Just completed and moved into their new store Just opposite their old stand This is one of the pret tiest and most conveniently arranged store houses in this put of the country Mrs Ellen Crowley started for her home n Bisbee Arizona Tuesday Mrs Thad Rudd accompanied Mrs Crowley lo Ken lucky some weeks since and will remain here until fall when she too will return lo her Western home The contract has been lei for the erec lion of a new public school building at this place andil seems that things are moving rather slow The board should push mat ters as tbn time is very short for workof this kind before time for school io open OFF TO THE WARS The Poys of Company E Have an Unusual Call to Glasgow Company E Third Regiment Kentucky State GuariU of Madisonville received a telegram frqm Cot T J Smith Tuesday evening ordering them to be in readiness lo move on two hours notice Wednesday A teller followed which disclosed wbere the boys were wanted and for what pur pose Yesterday afternoon thirty of lie Company under command of James lltirch held Walter Powers First Lieutenant and Paul P Price Second Lieutenant passed through Earlington in a special car on train Number 51 enroute lo Bowling Green and Glasgow to guard and escort from Bowling Green lo Glasgow Jot Stone Ihe negro whoso attempt to detain and assault a young woman school teacher caused such excitement in Barren county 1 short lime ago Stone is to be taken back for trial and unless strongly guarded it is thought be will be lynched The indictment against Stone U detaining a woman against her will and M death cannot be legally inflicted as a penalty for this offense it is believed that the sentiment strong for lynching lion unless forcibly prevented Acting Governor Worlbington is taking every precaution against a lynching and the boys of Company E am expected to do their part with courage Free Trip x You can go tq the Tennessee Centennial free if you WilllOd take your sister brother wife children Read TilE BEES great offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition One of Toad Longs children was severely bitten yesterday morning- by Clay Wooldridges dog at the home of Mr Wooldridge The boy went ta Mr Wooldridges house and was attacked by the dog and bitten in the leg two or three times yesterdayhflrnoon Robinsqn had been appointed postmaster at this place but it proved to be a joke put upon Ed Scruggs and there is a place to fill TUB BEE has just received fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing lipe on short notice jn best style and at lowest prices The State Teachers Association met Tuesday at Bowling Green Splendid Opportunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial arid Internation Expo sition Read THE BES splendid offer Go amy time you ike Begin now t 4 f2 fV 11 MUST KEEP BUSY 1j ItJ And in order to do so we arc making genu g- j4 inc Hard Line Prices 011 all classes of tt141 Merchandise Money buys everything we fci handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For J innately for us as well aslour patrons wd tt1never go to market without the very power w 1 0 c 49 ful cash We know we buy U i 4 I Dry Goods Shoes Notions S l Gents and Ladles Underwear and Hosiery gI 2 Gents White and Colored Shirts g tit 9 HATS AND CLOTHING it p At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus it tomcrs reap the benefit Plant your dollar fcl where you can get the largest returns Ours t I is the tp jiBIsuol A Ca t tJt 2 1MADISONVILLE KY S aryoun MONEY DACK IP YOU WANT ITt1 I NEW ENTERPRISE I I TOVES SN gisar use OVER 200000 1UAOTtOlf are wade of Southern Iron by Bonlheru Yorlraca Btistalncii by the products of Southern Parrasr 1theylast lou er and snake snore borne happy than any 1StOTC ou earth Firebucks guaranteed for xs years does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN sAaurAclualsl or COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels ail Orates HoUowwar Tinware He v HAUMW China Crockery and y Glassware CutlerykWOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Pverytlihng necessary nnil convenient for the Kitchen Dining Room Laundry mill Dairy BIOYOLES A SPiCIALTV I Ii oooooooooooooooooo HOISYODRTAHOR j Do You Get a CORRECT FiT YOU RECEIVE TNt 1 cF3ENCFITS 20 YEARS SUCCESS IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING mt i ORDERINGYOURSUITSANDOVERCOATSOFMBORNCO THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILMS We guarantee to fit ari please KM aN sue pss MMY 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8EUECT PROM ATST BERftRD GENERAL STORE 1 WALKER TWYMAN t ti3 I mINIS 1 Main Street West of Railroad j 2ftRbINGTON KY A complete Stock of L Stoves Castings 0 AND TINWARE Repairing Hoofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality 110 and prices dirt cheap i p tWE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE 1 To make our Funeral Equip ment thc bet in this part of the State Anything and C everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST A HANDSOME ILLJSTMTEDCATAIOOJROFTHEI flRYAMJ ST1UOllSJIE8OiiEgE rltyear LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY bnIniE 1ssobte ThfOr4t tOIl to those iIuIrIsg 1oZenr y WkEEPiHG SHO TfWIO TEU8M PNMMi ETC Thwiiaf fotmcifor locating OnJualei f JucrnWw Qlt ifRtVry LowI t Iii I i A Ir CW 4qrV N1ooIOV av I fLif g GUIJAT TENNESSKB CKNTKNNIAI I Got II Club of Ten Subscrilicrs to V r 3 V irKia i3i3 E Ami go FREE 4 4 I v m r 9 =I j EIGHTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 1897SUPPLEMENT 1102jlor MWWnwQUJ PIN TUB GOOD OLD DAYS 9 t Quinine and Whisky was con siJcjcfl tile Infallible remedy espedIt n v ro p Uptodate people take the t aj4c1 popular tonic nWI Q and febrifuge Yucatortt tCh11 Tomt rISTfJLnss It cures when all others bU- t I Adapted for oldor young 21 Pleasant to taker Price 50 cents sold by allot druggists ncnIIN1mil liuk In tliiro t liilnnt 4 Minufactiirotl lily bytlio- ICAKLSTEDT MEDICINE CO 1 Evansvlllo lad X t 1a R G N1EMS PRACTICAL Ia1CTIaLQI and JwEIer Lalft whli E iggcra INaMivillfi Tcnn t CAN REPAiR ANY MAKKQFS- Pi h 1c1cfI 1 STjirfy VEARS EXlEUI J jjrii TlA1E- C STIS41TJON RUARANTEED r 11 CapItal Sick I- J PIIt Suiplui Fund 1 JBOOOO 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807 t 4NORTON SAN 1 BlI 5 J Tliuiiity pURia nl a Uiuk account nit iiiiilirrpui It fi not In lmri nesS men wo am iilkltiR thY ttilotv all aliout iIallll la silitiral- vmtn wags raintrs and jo woolen riirrac ufrllif limo Irink ii a OOt1Pfll IhCH5 cnmwenbincn ilia money always tMily nnd out Iresab ill your nwifrwliy eqimen too ll U easy to spend small sums when you hive a largo turn in your pockr- iMADI50NVILLEj KENTUCKY A EUi JAUD1N1EKKE LFISCRi SON 1ASliiONfllI- S I fplfil P MERCHANT TAILORS U44a 4 4 MID 1 UUORJER OF CLOTHS AND SUITING t1iAi I 32r Upper 1irstIet KVANSVILLE JNDIANA f lIe earntndy tolicl llio inironnpi of liii JIulI3mi1 rnunly Irlcndu W A NIsnKT Irotlilanl fl W VVAIUHIL KMliln a- E fOFkiJGoull BANKlMADISONVILLR Kv f Stock 50000 Irnniacis a Kcrmia banking business I iuJ IlXI ljlq a o Im pfthft ciliinn ot IIlIr iiJ n I1I tile tinettan4rnosl eutvauliIn iloB nj KenlucVy r Co omp6itub PtccHpti ns I properly it takes limr ll r quirrs upeil1nco antI a complete LnowimmIgd- otdruKV It rI quire than RriiRKid I ia uavnri larR amount nf drugs a fresh drugs Jin must give ilinlieit 1 possible work and for camlln lloh I homilet t1 rcaepdsbhlh vlbbirnu AUOVH FACT UKMIt itm WIrlUt CAfUFllI ST BERNARD DRUG STORBII- RYAN MOPPIlUAlanaircr WantetlrAnMdeaSSSProtect n4lF MM i 7rlla JOI1H WKDIJEKUUUH It CX Patent Alter mere W tilnttnn ms II for their IUI offer s tB l now mIst ut OtiS thouaanA Invoutton wanted ca Sl JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS S r i V FATES42OQ PER EV t Room and Breakfast 100W v w EUROPEAN PLAN IOOPer Day b h fMMJs Strriie WkCM yaw Yslt St JiBMin st1lt TIJ ESHOrp L 1CpfH4W1lW43kttCti91FIC titA r oTURKISH ATHOjjlI Nlihr D 1 t JIj F Zi l L j yT Ir 1tAiYLANft AIJOt1 Ilovlow of Thirty Mlloa of Drltieb War Bhlps And a Large Fleet of Voiclcn shIps Fpl hewed nt Nltfht hf nn llluinlnntron WolnUy Ilntntlfiil uua n Knluto Ho j crumbling A Nayal liucuRciuciit- i tRrnc Islo of Wight JuuutlhThit rynlbilflnWMurdny conclududjon nov rclgn o tIylUIlrn time rcvlcw of time glilps honor rime re View odd very much to Vae for tho etRwrln tho UlorrlI1flIlvluf u ways the battle like guirn whch wns enough to wall en time dead beneath tIm tea when time saluto of 21 guns was fired JUio prince of Wales reviewed a Quo fleet of foreign warships represent ing nil tim maritime nations of the worM proudest strongest anti swiftest of these craft being tho United States Armored cvulncr Brooklyn flying time thug of Hear Admiral Miller and the heir apparent also Inspected about thirty miles ot British warships In which were IDS fighting ships of dlf crcnt clotiicfl carrying about UOO heavy ftinH manned over 03000 men and of about 6500th tons In all A IJmntuin Elect Huditriilr Starts out of time UarklltAn ImltHtlun of Horrid War Ilrnu lade of Wight Juno 2STho illuminations of tho fleet at Splthead was ono of time most chl1rmlnlt sights of a week of delighting spectacles fho night was pleasantly dark no moon dimmed tho eRect of mortal ere Ulontitowltera of tho Solent were ro pose fully quiet everything contrlb itlng to enhance tho success of the pro rrLrUmo U IL It II TilE PIUNCB OF WALKS A minute before ninp tho miles of waters showed only such lights ns are usually nvtoclatcd with shipping reds and greens of port and starboard vlijto lIght nt iniistlicada gheamstimat like tiny rows of diamonds showed the ports of passenger craft with lucre amid there some purtlcolorcd lights that had been lit on private vcasels before LImo time At nine lucre waa a Hash a rocket from tho Itcnown ripped into tim Jack blue anti bursting with shower oC splendid stars slguallud tho light lug up of tho fleet Thu Ktlck of tho rocket had not turned towards tho W- Ater ere tho mighty fleet was suddenly tkolctonod In brilliant yellow light hulls flinolictncf spars and conlngo being thrown Into strong relief Light lines ran In graceful curves along time iwcep of tho monsters now ghostly grpy In tho sudden glare nnd frombow to stem over tho mastheads were gar lands of Incandescent light llko Jew tiled necklaces hung upon tIme horns ofnightA minutes later they vanished with tho suddenness of their appear ante leaving tho spectator staring at tho placo where they hnd been Then tho darkness was broken again this timo by numberless search lights which with uncanny glare like tho eyes of a hundred cyclops pattercncd thu heavens ns a checker board with radiant bands Later thcso eyes lowly swept tho gathered craft anti tho shores beyond as It socking something to discover or devour Then were all shut ofT leaving the darkness more visible than over A panic mind the darkness was pierced by hundred of signal rockets ambi tiously boavlng intq the blue with rues sages of judtljktimiot disaster do llwvlnir them f burt out ail usa6s Into ffiu waste of vatera A risy4sattq ot QO gunk was il red front every p capalilo of firing It rcll liIL iind small n s answered cacli ptlicffn one llrolongelirQr Vis hlK aM In Intensity us mocp 01 leg of tlfciir fired together It was truly awful Even tie certain knowl edge that there were no deathly mls sties In thu guns did not prevent a chill feeling froth creeping over many oi the cilaOmpectaWs lhe fortg war ships iqoorcd op los to the Jlrltish lines joined tho can nonade and to the superstitious thcr wa s from the deepthroated guns 01 the United States Russia France Ocr many a nOte of defiance a rcaontxnl resolute answer gun for gun Yet nil WILS In honor of Killed Under Fftlllnjr Charcb- f l Wall MArnin Juno 21Ninotchildren have been killed and ihanv others In Jl lcd by lliu collapso ota church wall nt Solano In tho province of Cludad Real SelfSlwln 1yarJrcoi mind son of Guy C Lcdyard Sr a i lflttIoSu of ChicagoJholhimself through heart with a fOw- ling piece Ho ICl Instantly Caujrht fly it CavnIn ST Louis June 20 EilwardWcldcn border John Jamison and Patrick Rad- ignp weN burled In a caving siTwot trench and the two firstnamed art thought to have been fatally injured Iliunit t1aion thn TCticln WJCBT Huiisiuoii VlH Juu021Thf remains tit ll tvard Clugg unewspapoi reporter wur round on the tit Paul A Dulu ill rallroiid triicks near Mali townh SuiUlay Chcgg camo recently from Chattanoogu und his home Li In DiS tacit win ShootTheIeYlreJr4ckera at Canton VA mNOTOf Juno Wlnles9tbo prtmvtmimtsPvcsltleat leave hera htrilP for H visit tolCantoaL They fllreuiain untijWomlay dUDILbti UNNeHtS fhlrt Thounanil of London Poor flitnp tnooiiljr led LONDON Juno 25T110 princess of Wains jiibllco dinners to tho poor wore vorv successful About 30000 denizens of tho slums wore sumptuously enter pained at tho various centers Time princess accompanied by the irlnco of Wales Princess Victoria 01- Wlles nUll Prince and Princess Charles Of Denmark visited the principal halls H R II TllK 1KINCESS OP WALKS Tha pluces visited by tho roynl party wcro thu Veoplos palaco In tho east end Central hall llolborn anti tha Wcslcynn Bchoolhoiiso at Clerkonwcll At thu IVoplon palnc tho royal visit ors wero received by tho lord may- r and tho lady mayoress Tlio pucHts consisted a of a thou land raifffod children After tho national anthem had boon sung th6 ihlldren were served with n good feast If roust beef potatoes pies tnrU jel tea oranges antI Leo cream Tho faro at tho other places was tho same Tlio prlilcess of Wales and her party re Jelvid mi ovation everywhere DARING ROBBERS Unlit Up n lUnk at Dradiirood anil BfaUe pit Wlili Their llootjrUne of TlioM Cap tnrcit A ilut Iuriult OMAHA Net Juno 29Is special to thp Itco from Deadwood S D says Fournaiilcd men yesterday morning mado a desperate raid upon the Butte Coiinty bank at Belle Fourchc Kit tcrlng tlie banlt with rovolvoM Iraw n trey ordered the customers pivsint nnd bank olHuiuU to old up their hands A Uttla on the part of Cashier IflrbliT drew a shot trto the 4 mi in ono ot tno rooDoin wliloli illppvd oil a largo portion of the cash iers right oar anti enforced compliance nith tho command The safe and iinUr were ruliovcd of the cash they iuiiUilncd anti the robbers mountng tliylr IIOIHCS which hail been convcni ftttly btatluncd near rodo away An iiliirm was Immediately given Int In a tow moments a welt innuntetl POMO was in pursuit of the bandits Vtliln a few mllu1 from town the pOsse cnniu up with the fugitives and i flht ensued W1lili filiiblnllsDdllt clnj hotter mounted continued their flight but nro now being clcjjojy pur pied and have very tow chances of ca fOiling SWAMPED WITH BUSINESS Vrit rn llifciU ITInil It IlllllcuU tJ lUnill tlio ClirUttnn Kiutraviir Travel CllICAio Juno 20rTho western roads nnvo como to tho conclusion that thoy ivlll bo about swamped with tho Imount of biiHlncss to tho Christian Kndcavor society in San Francisco At tho timo of making tharata the gen tral opinion was Ihat it would not bring a largo amount of tratUe but tamo of tho roads nowvacq in straight to Ret tlio necessary equipment to innblo them to handle tho trafllc Several of Ihem hue made urgent sails upon their connections for nil tho ears that can bu purcd and everything on wheels Uiat can ho used will bo utilized tn carrying llo buslncs1 to Inn Franclsco Thoro Is a large amount Of genera traOI1iat will take anvan tugo of tl0 tqra g8 tQ pay a visit to the 1ncino c ast A ROBBERS VICTIM UII LflIhiiithia ot lied fled 111 Fatal Ir 2t 1JJurilllr liED n PJW Juno 2SMIi Lllllnn tUnis aged 1 a lilghlylcspcetod young tidy p this city ha I n torrlblo ixporlenuo It SO n in with u burglar tiho was yukoncdl by n man with a beard or nioMt who after searching her fatlior tI trtlioi which were in un other room hppiojichod Misa hints and made an liivlooont propoaal to her lluxntenjn KJpIelll her It she mado uu putcry Miss IIIaIVL5 HO torrlllol that sh9 The ruhbJr thon thrust aj QJQhlJr breast and lived just Ibov thp heart Tho burglar escaped 101111 hInts is nHot expected to recover A Doulilo nrntriilnaI- CAN8AajCiTryJ Jiwc 29I8POjflnl to jhe Tilnr from owtonJa1 Says Jncpb Illescn and Abrahaiii lilvk two young mUll of this place wore cap sized wlilli boat lnlf at Climuni Mills lu PIt LltuijPiArlfnnsas river U IilI tea no Jl wton SUn nl and wcraJHrvwiicd ta4IctaiIinLIiieo ot C irlMlun Warrp tltAItlllllrcjChinese vI ccntqnnial U tcrdny In tliQprcscnco of the Chinese tvko live there and a number of Nasli fHip puo lo a corncrpf tho vlllnjo VM dedicated as kJ4aqor Chrlatlarjiwor hip The Cumcso will tnugllt- fvcry dajr Bclirnrtcr rake Ipy tj41 bylo Lincoln LINCOLN Nob Juno 29 Sehrailcr tho dlvlno ieatcrnrvd in Lrticjn tIQ2thnt1nco1n vnn tJltlncIJtQ lieeonwrQ markablq and that lio would heaLth dllmentu pf oPo people before ho loft If ha dyer dId leave I A Vlrtliu fA opl y CHATTANOOGA 1una2LlIon J II lllble United titrtton district at tornoy for eastern UenncBsce and one of the most nctlvo pptitfclan tir the ntatc wns found 11ea11 cd nt lib home In till city Doatlj Is ascribed to apoplexy roc 1jnjlnif lliUlHuiicti r- Sritixaimp Jun SMsLyol Good 83 Elllpttnpfd L Nelsbiidl rhetors gf Ilaso llall Co woro unt9v1 j HlIiMr 1JrJ- 911thd char J of ti lav against Sundityiiasebalir U r I IIOUSM COMMITTEES Bpoakor Rood Will Namo Thorn tho Laot Day of thofaosslpn Tbo Chairmen of thoMoro Important om tnlttccg Alroadjr Decided Cnn antI nro fTo r liven to the rubllc NEW Yonit Tunc20A special to the Journal jnd Advertiser from Washing ton says Speaker Reed will name his commit mlltccs tho day the present scssloji closes This will give each chatrnini time to get lila bills in shape for tiling and having everything shape for the regular session of congress when it meets There will be no waiting until after tho holidays for the house to or ganize Tho list as itslnndsmakcs IJt tie change In chairmanships of the Insl house Time chajrmcn ot the morq liii portunt are Arcountnll H ODoll New York Asrlcultu roJ W Wndswortli Now Yorlt Approprlntlons a Cannon Illinois MIfeha PennsylvaniaCoinage W Stone Pennsylvania District of CoIumblaJ J W Itabcock Will oonsinEOucntlonG A Orow Pcnnaylvanla- Klcctloni No 1 I W Hoyco IndIan- aElccUonNo 2 O W Prince Illinois Election of President koPrcsi0 nt nnf lelinSYIEnroliOlI Hepburn Iowa Invalid 1cnnIoiH Wlnllcld S Kcrr Ohio Irrigation and Arid IradnWm It Rills Oregon Judiciary U IX Iltndcmon Iowa LaborJ Qarducr Now Jersey ManutncturcroOcoreo W Parts Indiana Merchant Marino and Fisheries S E Paynn Now York A T Hull Iowa MlUtlaIl J Marsh Illinois Mines nmt Mlnlnit It O Cousins Iowa Naval MinErsC A Houtcllo Maine Pocino HallroadsT T Powell Vlrglnln- PatcntHJoMatt Hlcm Pennsylvania P ns1onU C rjoudepslagcr N 5w Jersey PoVt OlllfCH and Post Itoads Euzeuj F Loud California Public llullJIux nail aroundnOavld II Mercer Nubrada- IubltoLandsJohn F I icoy IOWA Hallway nnd Canali C A Ohlclcerlnl New Yorlt hirers and Harbor W D hooker Nci York Terrllorloi Wm S Knof Ma rsncliusott- SVarUlalui9li M Mahon Ionniylvanlft HEAVY HAIL e omo Vrclty Uuod Hl od ClinnU Fell nt 1uehlo Col PURIUO Col Juno gaTho hull storm that passed over this city Th lira lay night was tim most severe expert enced hero Incredulous persons are Inclined to doubt the statements made In regard to tho size of the stories which fell but many arc willing to make affidavit that some of thj hall atones weighed over eight ouncef In Ilcsserrler a atone was picked up which measured 10J Inches in circumference nnd weighed 872 ounces HOW THEY STAND Avcrncr nt tI o Cl o of 1Iay gnmlay Juno 87 Following is the standingof the league baseball clubs at the close of play Juno 27 Per Won Lost cent Boston 37 14 7S- B5Ilaltlmoro 15 70 JiAcIothittm 32 IT UM Now York 81 10 flit Ilrooklyn 21 25 Jllr 21 2S U- S3Cleveland I uS lliUM lllllAJ 2J UK SSVashlnllon 30 121 Ixiulsvlllo 10 30 tChlcuRo 19 31 ilf St Louis 11 13 20 Took 1II OirnIlfe Sr Louis Jnno 20 jtccause his wifo whom ho had abused and neglected foi four ling yoarehnd filed suit for dl vorco had him summoned ton s peace writ Henry Heffcrkamp shot himself fatally in a room In his home in this city Murder In tho Second Degree VinoQtur Wis Juno gOTho jury found IiorgoSuhliyan guilty of mur del In the se n degree shot Asa Gorhara January 25 The men land trou l pver norliainfl wife Sentence is suspended uqtll Jily 12 Herr Jol1iiIyCrII- ASIUURO Juno 2ilerr John Meyer a director of tho Hamburg American steamship line Is dead lIe was about 03 years of Ho land licei connected with the Hamburg American line for about J9 years first as secretary for the president and then as a director Ktrl lne ItnUnUH Arrojtcd THKNTOV N J Juno 2dOne hun drod pf the striking Italians at Mprrla villa were arrestnd and placed In the local lockup and 10 of them wort afterward taken to Doylestown to the county jail In charge of a detail oi deputy shorlftB The WOIftStorm of the Hcnson- KABBAH CITV M Juno 25A spo clnl to the Star from Lexington Mo saya iho worst ntorm of the season visited this scctlo last nigh wreck Ing1 tarns liayilk trees etc Nc loss of UtI Is repotted Gen barge W lIarrIngon KAIAMAZOO Mach Junp2onOc- orgo W Harrlnpton died Thursdnj nigULngcd 05 Ho was born In Water Y lie fought in tho civil war was a Llbby prLorer and wits made general nfterttittbatth of Gettysburg nEADiOR THE WORD Huiiulmnna Only ATnntod o Hnow Which IthOT RtinnSLaiugtiter CosrANTIN PIE Juno 28An in ildeit typical of the situation OC jjirrcd hero last WQ k During tIm panic causfd by the salito in lionot ftip jubilee of Queen Vlctorlij the Mnssulpinui into tha itroets armed with bludgeons and asked tIme pol c4 yh thcr 4hi Oreqks or the Armunnn wero Harrison ya ff was found lea l lnhis8mokohQtiHCcastotSalom MolIovn for sovcralyoan af lctcd tvlth compres9lonpftliojbrtiln cnucd- by a fracture o thin akull uIcmnm f teIadlat71ivctrer lfAZLKTQI lh June 2Johft Jlroadt Indicted fpy murdpr i Vitall ann tomosella in 1ta1IItnbnt1atcr- eieaseit o tt cbrpub hcarlngl khotnndi he1l1nmsc f l prpspcc live r1A1 llry l lpon H MriAleznnull pftnbbil Wiippu OfV a 2Mr5 r A1ozant1or Can1p1lvi4cly of the rouna roE tio ChrJtlaniE church dld at Bethany Wi Va aged 85 yoar r11fJtNU Aim DEAD Bad 81UnoThe Homo of Farmer Uocny Dcntroycd Sue AVIfo unit Two Children Hilled niul Tour Others Injured Others DamngcB KANSAS CITY Iklo Juno 2iA spe cial to tho Star from SaUna saysNews IrnsI has just reached hero of rifle tornado which passed 15 miles northwest of this citf about 1080 oclock Wednesday night As far ns heard thrco are and n number dangerously injured Tho dead are Mrs Anna Jcesy aged 31- Nola Oecsy aged 13 Ida ldcay agcdO Four members of this family awe also badly hurt Gcdsy was away from homo Time re matador of the family haul retired and when tho storm struck thoy made for their cave llofora they had gotten out of tim house however the tornado had destroyed it Tho work of destruc tion was not known till morning when neIghbors found tho dead anti injured members of tho family lying about In tho debris The three deal wcro found about CO feet east of tho house natal near them tho baby alive but burled to her waist In dirt Time other three woro found some distance west of tho house A 2x4 scantling was driven through ono of Mrs Occsys limbs Time bodies wcro removed to Mrs Deans the mothI rot Mrs Gccsy At Mrs Storeys a half mile cast of the Qeesy place tho family were sleep- Ing In a stono basement with a frame upright part The framework was blown away and tho timber blown onto the family below hut none of them were killed The stone work was un injuredAt W Morrlsys tho kitchen was torn down andn grove of trees levelled to the ground The track of the storm was narrow but very winding It tore down thrco sides of the Ocesjr pasture v Ithont passing through time middle of it It came from tho east and after doing its damage here tho main storm divided part going west and the rest north OVERCOME IN THE SENATE Senator IVItlnroxr At Incited bjr Ilemor rluiKO of tho Ilrnln- WAHIIINOTOV June 37 Senator Pet tigrcw WOK overcome in the midst of a violent upccuh in tho senate at 325 p in lie hesitated failed to enunciate his words natal then without serious agitation took his sent with his son tcnco unfinished Water wns brought him anti his friends gathered about He appeared to revive quickly and business pro ceeded Ho loft tho donate soon aftor In a u Dr Halno who was summoned to at tend Senator Pettlirrow said that his Illness was caused by a blood clot on tho brain but that there would bone serious results If ho should be kept free from excitement Senator Pcttl grow went into the clonIc room and Senator Dabou who Is a physi cianimado an examination lie pronoimccd Sonntor Pet lglows case as quite serious Ho said It might bo a hemorrhage of time brain though nothing definite could bo said A phy sician wns sent for to attend tho sonS ator IloconH cpcak only with diffi culty though in reply to questions said ho was not feelln r built SERIOUSLY INJURED Uiiltpd Stiiten Contul linker ut Ilucnni Ayron In a Ilnllroatl W oCk ALTON Ill JunQ 25Col Edyyard L Dakor United States consul ntllucnoi Ayrcs Argentine Kcpubllo since 1874 wostcrrlbly Injured there Tuesday In a railroad wreck Tho colonel lot his riglit arm and was otherwise ijo badly Injured that ho Is in tho government hospital lIe Is a brother of Judge David H Baker of Cairo and tho late Judge Henry S Ilakcr of Alton Hh AMOBb VIOTIM 1 Negro Murilpnir Lynched at Crjrstm 141i1111g4 MU- JACICSUV Mlit Juno 2 IIA ncgrc earned Moscn who killed John Strong i farmer near Crystal Springs Miss a ftw days ago and was arrested at that place Thursday anti confined in jail Vas hanged by a mob at 0 a ai The negro janet been guard id by 100 armed men and two lulls for troops from this place hud oeen sent but owing to the absence of 3ov McLnurln and tho fact that It was jpposslblo to establish communication with LicutQov Jones who is at his some In Woo lvlllo tho troops lid not itort for tho scene until too to pro tent tho lynching Moses confcss d tho Iced HANGED IN PUBLIC exocntlon of Clarl Lonlt at FurettnTllle W Vu Cixoiv ATf Juno 2JoI Tlmes tar ipcclal from Fayettovllle W Vmmsays lark Lewis was hanged hero nt l340 m in public before n larg ajyl or lerly crowd In a natural ffryyu The iondenincd nan sang on the scaffold hero were npdUotlorly demnuis Ira lsLowlllvl1 hanged for tits murder of 3hnrfcs Gibson whoio dciit h appeared to be desired by Mrn llbiJin to cn iblo her to contin uo uninterrupted nor carousals with Low I nnd ono or two others who wcro Jointly convicted Lewis Call to Itppabllcan Keprcsentatlvwi ImlclplIIju8Tfcojnmtttcaof tim house I1MtssamctI a Jl111 ll republican members of tlio liouso to bo nthclt seats next MCnday July 5 4- a tOT1II1V 13Fi OOTNOT10ED A brief snowstorm occurred in Virr guilt Sunday John Nicholas Bchcolcr committed suIcIde nt St Louis by hanging A St Louis inventor has an idea for a trolley airship line to Chicago Tivcntysix miners are reported killed by falling rock in a ChTHan mine Senator Pettlgrow of South Dakota SlturdlYGorman bicycle makers tiara nsltod their government to bhut out American wheels William Wade assert that ho killed Dr J H Tanner at New iUvcnVttL in Kclfdefenae A storm of wind and hall did could Ark1Stamithay Cr1Slturdny o d Christiana were killed In a railroad wreck in Qalicia seven ofllcials including time postal staff of tho mall car were killed 19unnIJ18eetlon SundnyJames on K L Rogers farm near Montlcollo Ark hanged himself with a plow line QueenVictoriasIn London and has returned home noledChclqIeeeinal has been captured In Nebraska The Turkish army In Eplrus has taken up positions that threaten the Greek lino of retreat if fighting Irlnee 4thl1tgin tho trial of tho Competitor crew July 1 atOaleaburgworth of Jewelry Sunday while the family was absent John L Sullivan is said to have shaken off 15 pounds of adipose tissue since ho began training for his bout with Fltzslmmons John 1rlce a Montana mlner Is shedding his skin just like a snake A Chicago doctor says It bears out tho Darwinian theory Mrs Nancy Thompson aged 95 of llillsdalc had died from lockjaw aa the result of falling from a cherry tree and Incaking his leg Detective Viuhle of St Louts ar rived In Seguin Tex and identified Thomas Abbott West chargeawith than murder of Susie Heck several years ttgo Hervcy O McCoalln of Franklin Ind who hums been adjudged insane has retained counsel to secure his re Louse from an asylum by a habeas corpus suitCimares lloyd was found dead in a park in Natchez Miss Sunday nUll a coroners jury decided that while drunk he foil against a tree and crushed his skull Uen Woylor has been notified by tho Spanish government to not allow tho orders fur time execution of len enrI Uy a wreck on tho Wabash near Mis souri City Mo Saturday night seven lives were lost five of tho victims being postal clerks and n number of persons aero injured Descendants of Queen Victoria are Directing time destinies of Germany Itussla Greece Roumanla Denmark end some fifteen or twenty German principalities Augustus harrIson wealthy planter sf Mount Pleasant Tex shpt and killed tho betrayer of hs daughter frank Moore and wus In turn killed hv his victims brother- FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Hpccliil Hntlpo- I Pie senate on tho 23d the day was rtoyoted larctly ton discusilOn of tliocffccu of tho tarlfl rates upon the price of wool unit the speeches micro on technical lines In the main Tho bra graphs of limo wool schedule and the feature relating to manufactured woolen goods were taken upThehouse was not In session pallcilured woolen foods tcrQ dlspos dormany BincndmcnU proposing td reduce rateboiag ottered only to bo rejected by dcclalvo niajo- rltiesIn time house soon alter the rcadlna of the Journal Mr Foss on behalf of tho Illln6l3 doleautlon announced the death Represents tlvo Cooke of Illinois Tho customary resolu tions were adopted and a oommlttcp to attend time funeral appointed and m a further marie of respect to time memory of the deceased tho house udjournod until tho 28th IN tho senate on the SJth the wool plllc and tobacco schedules of the tariff bill were d n plotcxl leaving only tho Items passed on the dm to bo considered on the second reading tbo free list alreadyhavlnif been gone over Thd consideration of the silk schedule led fa strong content against the proposed duties on ctlU labrloH and tho paragraph was passed by time tlcndcr majority of twoThe house W1i4 not in session IN tho senate on tho SMth the chaplain In the xmrsc of Jils prayer said We thank Thee for limo signs of rcturnlnu prosperity and ttioj the long and widespread period of depression is passing Mr Harris KoaJ presented tho committee report on Pacific railroads uPon which Mr Morgan Ala demanded Immediate tctlon which was opposed by Mr Allison anil tho tarIff bill was taken up Time proceedings were Interrupted by tha sudden and serious ill oess of Senator Pettlurow D why was In the midst of a violent speech bouse was not In session IN tho senate on the 28th the resolution su chortling tho president to Invite foreign gov iramcnts to participate In tha transUtsstsslp pi exposition at Omaha Neb was agreed to Iho tariff bill was then taken and rapid progress matte a number otschedule9 hei- nadoptedlam tha iiUiO July 10 was sol ipart as a day for paying tribute to the mom try of tho late W J Ilolman of Indiana sub Joel to the action of tho committee on rules mad the house adjourned to time 1st MORMOtf EL ERS RUN OUT People of Meridian IlileL Object to 1ro elytlnjc Method MnniDlAK Miss Juno 20 Eldeji Uyilalsh Pomcroy Parish unit Jonea four Mormormon elders from Utah vet a run out of Meridian The old SM had been in tho city several Jays arranging for meetings and in Thursday begun a houseto house canvasi for tho purpose ol tecuring converts This Invasion of private ro lliincod so aJui1 people lliatn largo crowl gathered at the irtuslan well at the junction of Fourth street and TwcntyMilrd avenuo and vvliJn they nttempted to hold services tho cider woro politely but firmly told by n commlttuo of citizens ncaded by lion John Fcwclli that tho people would not allow tho oil theIr houses to bo thus tnvadctfand- the ciders must leave town They loft an tho first train The TroAiarjr Httojue nt WABHINOTOV June 28Thu state picnt ofttho condition pf the treasury shows Avullubjq cash bajunco SiSS UoOS5 gold reserve 8i40557BOa 2- ciS iA CTUD oi TBN tJunscHinisa 10a1 IPIIE BEI r sf itiS You a FREE lift G I Ij TcmCg i GREAT IENNIl SEB CENTENNIAL Nb A sf N T C COUNTY Capital IfeolJjdWiiipt VictoriaN- immoChremt J tobo4taccptl- John S SCHOOL OF FARMING PRACTICAL LESSONS IN AGRICULTURE FOR AMERICAN HEBREWS rho njlnntliroplo Enterprise of linbbl Kraunkopf Alms to Oct tIme Jew s Omit of the BircnUliops How It Originated null Slow It Is Operated An attempt la to bo made to turn tho attontiou of tho Jowa in this country to word agricultnro It is hoped that many of thorn will bo ablo to abandon menial ocdapations in which they nro now engaged for tho moro ancient and honorablopnrsult of fnrmiug With this purposo in view n national farm school has been cstublislicd whore young Hebrews as well as other young moo can loam tbo science and practice of forming Tho farm school is located In Ducks county Pa near Doy lea town It of n farm of 132 ncrcs on which a coinmodlona antI comfort able tot of buildings has just been creotodIThis Institution has been established JosephRrouskopf piost progressive religious leaders of whenlaoHo had gone thoro to iuvcstigatQ tho jouditlou of tho Rnssiau Jews and had mado an nttompt to induce tho czar to permit thorn to remove to the Interior of tho country where they might en goigo In oRriCUturc instead of being expelled His mission was n failure so far as this BQhcmo was concerned for tho czar was dotcripincd that the Jews must go Ho mot Tolstoi however and vhllo talking to tho great philosopher And author of his plan tho latter said mimI toI Why dont you nttempt work of tlmt kind In your own great land When ho returned ho talked tho sng gcstion over with friends and finally de termined to oct upon Tolstois advice Thou ho set about forming society In ordor to ralso funds ho wade an exten sivo lecture tour visiting nearly every largo city in tho country from Boaton to Son Francisco When ho finished ho r J r HAM KIIAUSKOPF found that ho had collected moro than 35000 and had organized an associa tion with moro than 1000 cuthnaiastio mouibcrti paying annual duos of from 5 tf elO toward thO rumimmimig expenses With tho funds already assured Dr Krauakopf at once began tho work of ostablUhlng tho forum school Ho 1ms pushed it BO vigorously that a fow days ago tho school was opened and tho first session begun A four year conrso of study lana been planned which is lns tended to thoroughly fit time graduates for making n success of agriculture During tho summer mouths from April to October the pupils will bo taught practical farming They will tako part undor tho guidance of tho su perintendent in all tho farm work They will learn how to plant and boo potatoes and tho process by which other crops ate raised In tho winter they formingimdchemistry botany geology etc ThoroI will also bo n general course of tion as part of tim winter curriculum A superintendent and lila wifo who have bceu at tho head of a similar institution have been engaged and are in OJlCU8vithnro busy In tho Holds Just adjacent tot 9 school is n celebrated seed farm and arrangements have boon mado to have IiQ students visit it constantly and tako pint In tho important work done there This will insure their acquaintance with tho best and most improved meth otis of ngticnltnro Tho farm superin tendent hood gardener fertilizer orchardiftt and live stock superintendent will also constitute a part of the faa ulty of tho farm school and will Rive praotlcostock farm which is a model of Ito kind will also be an auxiliary to tho farm schoolThe school is to bo conducted ou the cooperative plan and while tho pupils n fixed rate for board oothing tuition and lodging they will bj paid for every days work At grad o tiou each jmpll will bo presented not only with a diploma but with n deed fqr a picco of laud Ho will also have enough money saved from his own earn lags to make n good start as it farmer Tho equipment for tho farm school is excellent Time principal building is n substantially bniltstouo house 120 feet long and 80 feet wide It contains largo aiy rooms which ore neatly furnished Just now from tho windows can be soda braid rolling Holds of grain There is a cluster of substantial barns sheds and oUior smaller buildings otr tho place and ou orchard of five acres Ilnbbl Krauskopf is very enthusiastic oycr tho prospects Of tho farm school and expects it to become tho mother of many siroijajr iujtitntlons Tho love of ngri onlt tQ III Innatp with tho Jew ho 8am Let the IsraoUto but come in- ccnacvftb mother onfth and ho f nls msqve rcawakeqfg for ilmo fields and vnoyands In time wowill get him pijt of tho sweatshops ANDREW DOWNS Endeavor DrieS Imo Endeavorora of Ireland are devel much enthusiasm over tho plan of BcKdlng 6ut Irish EndcavorerB as mill Hlynarics to central China A missiquary in Turkey in a Chris tiaiEudc ypr lqter mentions as a con ht1eice tlmt nho tins n daughter born in 1681 whoso initials are O E And BhJ11II Good EndcnVorcr too The Christian Endeavor societies in- Mozqgo destined to solvo largely tho di11 i1t questinui uatlvo self support jit cimlrohIEa Christiuu Endeavor enthusiasm is till same tho world over 4 ILrz BEST TRAINS TO j Kansas City MontanJJ Colorado Pacific Coasi- UIa1WashititoJt O1llRhi- St1 Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA 1iSt Louis or Chi aGg VESTRinKl9 TRAINSISLEEPEBS DINING CARS SEATSUUIILURUt COrfCUUT TICKET AQEflT OB F Mftj ypG TRAV PASSn AQCNT CTLOUI- LM0DRENJATLS If4PflOVE- DEllhIIL a AND FRYER cm llJjfjjiiiJ nUAILNTEED TO CURE CHILLS ANp FEVER An1 UalarU In all Onul Tasteless Noa genuine without time cbova picture and tho fIpnalui u ot J O UendenlulL Price CO conta at all Dealers 1PHrPAHEO ONLY BY T O IiaTVDKTSfHAJLXE- VANCVILtG IND SoliI by Alallinnly Co Erho taJCratliiiu Coal Mining Cump nv llslcy Krnlucly EXCURSION TICKETS VIA tilE Illinois Central H fi TOTHE- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AN- DWEBNTiOMAL EXPBS1TH l 0A1f 1 SlJ ifEr 7 L fiIo Far the abovo occasion tmdeistiiIkt- old lay ido Illinois Central UallroatlatV- oH 1111 times tales sad limits Including a UcLti on sale daily good Jo return unljl November 7 and including lickeis having limit of twenty days fillteil days and lev en dJs For ullpartiruUta as to which ot Ihl ahoy oppliia Item ycur neattst I Railroad Station in connrction wliU the t Illinois Ccntrnl Hailrnnd call on or ad drctR your nrarrst railroad Ticker Agent WM MURRAY Div Pats Agt New Or leans I JNO A SCOTT Div F si Alt Memphis A II HANSON O P A Chicago W A Kcllond A G I A Louisville r GEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLES I KENTUCKY Nico Line ol Druggists Sundries Prescriplions Carefully Compouixdetl Sent FreeTo any person interested in imu mane niatlcrn or who loves ani qials wo will send free upon ap plication a copy of time AlUANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to ilcnrely interesling read jug it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given hy ibis paper Address TUB NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 41041 UnlleJCliarllics ItullJiofi New York Dont Use Dxvigsu- nlesi you need them and thrq only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsibln druggists We keep only limo best Tint is the great dis Unction In be looked for when the limo that you need Ibem- NoVhcrotrso will you find so com plflo 1 stock A good time lo begin that spring mfijicino ST BERNARD DRLQ STORE DRVAN IIOIICR Manager Hote1JWPmTCHTTL acile 200Day MADISONVILLE KY wSuffielentlf He Ud BE T rUNT VllWatsridI IJ Lighied by Ga This lions ii Newt lZiunistmhm5e sreflew i T Everything Fintclmsj Li MADIONVltt Y cIA l 1Jons psIfr Ls IP wrvp ii I iJ e 1 ree I f i 23u JnbushUll tI rtb Jr i Effective Majr 30 1897 IOUTR No ji No 91 tio jj k Lv Chicago 1010 am 700 pi Lv St Louis 811 A hi 85511 in- V Lv Hvaimllle 110 pm 600 pm 3i3ain Lv Ilenilerion jj6 pm fciapm 1411II Lv Sebien jo7pm Lv Slaughter Lv Hanson jlpmSSlprn lIe 149 P in 4047 II m Lv HaillnRlon 4 01 p m TIO p nt Nil n III S Morton 4ISI m IL Norlonvllla 4M p m JI9 am- Lv llopklntvllle 513 pin 8illilm 607 a in Ar 558 P Irt Lv Glillirle tiinm 847 p rn 6Slam Ar Nathvlllo BOJ 1hl loio p m H oan 1 OITIt Nogj No st No 14 Lv KaUiviltc 735 nm 7434 m 710 pn Lv Glillirle nS9 ahl ojJ a m g II p In Lv Ilopklnvllle 94111 m 1018 am 955P lii Lv 1010 n m II oj m 1039 p ir LV Motloni Lap 1077 II 111 1M3 II n Lv Katllnntoir IOJ1 a In 1131 a m SoS p ir Lv Madlnoiirllln laios ni HJ8 urn nUiprr I Lv Union 1057 a In ttjiom Iv KlauRhleo u05 a in iiojpm 1 Lv fielirwi 1117 ft in njopm Lv lletiilerton 1144 a m ins p in tiioa in Ar ItvaniTllle 1110 pm iij p III n40 A m- ArI I Sit Lonli 731 p m 710 a in I Ar ClilcaRO 817 p ni BM a n- Noigti mul 91 vrlll II0I at Mailltonvlllo ahi j SprlnKfirlil In ISLe on and let oil 1 lIenRel to Ib1 Irom Clilca o ml polnlt fouls of Cranivlll UItT II S No o niake regular Hop at Guljirle Hail mason llopklntvllln anil HcnJerion OTIDUKCE ACCOM WODATIOM I DAILY ticirr sUNDAY 6tam Iv rrovlilenee Ar 715P in 6401111 LvMeboAr r 3S pu 3 i6atii Lv Manllou Ar tiopn J4 I 720 5 rn Lv Madlton lllnAr Ooj p in pmIiSejain Lv HaJltoiivlUcAr jij p in a a DIvllanon Ar 451 pn 844 am Iv SlauKlileri Ar 47P III- I gojaiu Lv Retiree Ar 410111 I joani Lv Ilenilerion Ar jmpni- lojoan Ar KvAnullla Iv 24 pm W W KTIIR1DGR Atrnl I TIMErABLEICRR UfTecllvo May 6 1897 NORTH DOUND No joi fti o r4 No Jjj- lrj New Oileant 630 p m 900 a in Lv 1IIllpbIs 70 N III 85 p m LvPolton Ioopsn IIOPm lnoa m Lv IMdueah ass pm lUjam Booa in Lv Princeton 4140 p in a m 937 rn- IMLv NortonTlllQ 1111 JJ8 a m 1030 a m- 6jupmLv CerMal CIty 4l9 a m 1113 pm Ar Loul lIe l0S p m 8ooam SUSP in It ArClnciniall 6oam SIssam SOUTH POUND No ael No 201 No inLv Cincinnati iiu p m 155 p m LvXonlivillii vjoam jajpm 840 am Lv Ceolral City X Ins m 1049 P m rtj p m Lv Nortonvllla gis a m llpm t54 pin Iv Ptincrlon loll N m lllfi am 4 jptn- LvI Padncahiso pin IS7m tijptLv Poison M xjpm jjoam Lon p in iii Metnplil 701 p 111 7 w a m- AtI jew Oilcan ISo a m 700 a in All train run day Not lotanilioi ate oIIO i Vcillbuled II Dlld gat whli Iull mm Uutfrl Slrrpcrt and Iire KecllnlnCbali Cars btlnern Clnrlnnall and New Oi Itani Train I aoi aDd 203 also luniolld between Cincinnati anil New Oiltani cairjlnx Pullman HuHM Sleeper I lrtclccnnecllon made at all junction points 1AII HANSON G P ant T A 6arlin ior fapnins- I Holes leon 1 1aragraphs am Inew Uthef Uoinp3 lit llama Worthy o UI CICIa1 Mention 4ivi I Mr nnd Mrs Tatum and daughter of Louisville arrived 1 Tuesday afternoon for a visit t- opj 1Mrs E It McEuen 1 ITuE BEE has a big stock of all lkilldsofstationery ready for YOIri the ISi 1 out of prices Buy now while you can buy cheap Mr F B Arnold was called to 1see his father Mr E W Arnold at White Plains on Tuesday after noon Mr Arnold has been very feeble for a long lime and was re ported worse is nrtl of I age and canttalKiecxpected to re over r6mhiiipr set illness d I The second nine of Madisonville 4 failed to show up for the game t that was appointed to be played lioyticj4 utite ball ground followed by a J number u number of Earlington ians but it turned out to he one of t the games that were never played t Armours Drill Corps consisting r of 104 little girls in uniform passed i through Earlington Saturday even ing on the fast train bound for Nashville Exposition They oc I cupied t voPuUina l can it the rear E of the train and constituted onoof tho uiostjoyous of the very many L patties that have passed through here to the Centennial Dr E A ChUtten who went soine days since to thn infirmary awaitingbisforan operation for appendicitis It was thoughuthc operation would r be performed yesterday but it was I not Dr Chattcn is reported do- a ing very well The writer called to see him in Evansville Monday but found htm sleeping solimlly a Mrs Chattcn is with the Doctor Invitations are out for the open ing of The Tavern at New lIarI many Ind with a banquet and I ball Wednesday June 30 ifig7 at N pm by M and II Fauntle roy A special rate from Evans ville is Offered by heP D E fi RCo Many of our readers know Homer Fauntleroy and not a few know his sister Miss Mary Fauntleroy All join THE BBE ink rwishing The Tavern and its es timable proprietors the greatest BJCCCSS Nulolloc fur Fifty Cuula- Duumutcott tolncco Imlili tiini nmliM wcak men Mlromr Wooil pure IiOuil All IUtIOLS JUSTICE 1 ANSWEIIKI The Anonymous Ulnck liltt11e BlackMall on our CltyJ Mar slum Slioniip In True TfColors j 29i97EDITOIWill you kindly allow me n little space in your paper to rephto an article purporting to cmihatc from Barncsley and signed Justice which appears in the last issue of time Mail and the whole tenor of which in to lay all the blame of the killing of Green atSlurgis and nil of the bloodshed and trouble mydooSaid article plainly seis forth that I telegraphed the officials of that place to arrest both Cody and lute as a rcwcrd of ron was offer d for them and emphatically declares that I am responsible foj the killing of Green lnR no rcwan was offered for II ito and not a sin Rio charge hall been math against Cody Justice also makes time paralyzing statement that The Codyhisof violcncof entitles him to an ex cellent suit of damages against the marshal or the town of Earl inglon It After asserting that time blood ol Green id not on the hands of CodyI or Hue Justice winds up this startling declaration From appearances this matter needs inves tigation Recognizing the fact that the reading honest public prefer plain unvarnished facts to the pellIpersonal malicious assertions a of a cowardly bushwhacker who hides his identity behind a non de plume and with a cowardice be neath the dignify of a midniimt ngainstvhomhd to justify open acknowledgement I shall submit a true statement and leave the reader to draw his 34tbIfrom Sturgis inc Barnett City Marshall Earlington Ky Is there ajcward for Gus Hitc If quickVthe following in reply W F Ilammachj1Sturgis Ky I hold warrant one hundredt dollars reward Will T UarncttQ M f The assertion that I wired the Sturgis officials that there was 1400 reward for Mile and Cody is a lie from start to finish as the reader vill readily perceive from the messages I append which areitrue copies of time messages on file in the Western Union office The first intimation that Iever had that fIOO was ever offered lor them was in the Mail issued April 20th An article appeared in the local department which stated that ArewardofI400 was offered foritheir arrest Where the writer go that information I cant pretend to say unless furnished by Justice or some of hiq bushwhacking col investigationfor tively I will say that all my of ucla acts are cheerfully submitted to honest impartial criticism with far more readiness and freedom than Justice would append his name to his lying anonymous at tacks upon me I will takn pleas ure in showing any gentleman the entire correspondence between jmyself and the officials at Sturgis ofJimsike is up in Barncsley his identity andC contemptible methods are known and I am perfectly willing Jroundsifto forsake his cowardly ambush JohN T I3ARNETFh Tired Netvous Sleepless Mien and wgtnniow gralefftlly they Jhelpltssfalih in medicines now in good health and able lo do my own work becausn Hooda Sarsaparilla bas power to enrich and purify the blood and make ths wealj strong thii is experience of a host of people Hoods Pills rthbest family cathartic nnd liver medicine Gentle reliable sure I 4 The Henderson fleet The wheelmen and base ball cranks of Hopkins and Webster will not forget great meet and time games between Hen derson and Paduca allat timeb Fair grounds IIendersoa1snext Monday 5th and 6th The meet promisesa to bb the biggest tiling kind in Kentucky this year and the fans expect to see fast ball played- on those days Zimbro will have a man here Saturday at the big picnic given by the Knights of Pythias at Lakeside Park and iltwho are especially interested cano obtain fuller particulars from him If your eyes led Ilk sand were under the lashes if they burn and your sight is indistinct Sutherlands Eagle Eyfl Salve will male them right It has cured thous ands ol cases of soro eyes and granulated lids of long standing It cures when oth ers fail it is harmless For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ceo King Si CharlesiThe Senate Committee on Fi nance has fixed the duty on coal nt 67 cents a ton DY GATIIAITIC S i I V r 1zO DR s if LV GIJARAN rFriLsiiI 1 rr2 UffCtU U 1Hnrco CtltroJlolltrul Ca uIiewTor sin Qo io w 5 5 a Ii co C r i WliS CODY SURMDERll Went With John Victory to Jail f and Then to norgnnfleld l t RELEASED ON illS OWN RECOGNIZANCE Examining Trial Set for Today nar hal Bnrnett Accom panied Cody to Mor gnnflcld Well Cody did last Thursday vhit bohawantcd if dp for som- etimosimenderecl voluntarily nnd was given over to the officers of lime law Cody as is well known was with Gus Hitn on April rj when James Green William Beer Henry Hammack and George Guess attempting to arrest them lute opened firr killing Green and wounding Guess Cody threw up his hands when ordered to do so but Oed with lute fearing the wrath of tim DeKoven people Since that time Cody has been hiding from the law nnd lus fellowman witha price on his headI The two men have hidden out in the hushes III this county and else where and made a trip into Ala theyIrecently rcturn d which time eddy and Hite separated Cody remaining in seclusion under the protection of friends and lute going his way There has been some good andc some bunglcEomc Work done Jo effect the capture of these men It has been known for some time that Cody was anxious to secure some assurance of clemency at the hands of the officers of the law and an attempt was made recently to get general endorsements from citizens who have known him for years certifyiflgtohs general fair ch and previous good rec ortI All this substantiated the gqncral belief that Cody was very tired of passing as an outlaw and had made up his mind to sur hodyhelieeRThursday Johns grandstand play about great capture of time outlaw has produced intense amusement But John is n candi date and some candidates consider things Jrl in polities even if they do make some laughable ieCody wdnt with John to jail at Madisonyillt and John had time the bad judgment to persuade Cody to be tied before thry went into Madisonville When they reached that place Codyc hands were tied n front of him with a leather strap TilE BEE has reliable information that Cody was not uudwhenthey started for town The next day John took Cody to Morgan field The jailer there said he had been expecting Cody to give him el Ip for pmetimplie was put n jail at his own and left by Victory Later he was released on his own recognizance and his examining trial set for today City Marslial John T Barnett of Earlington hits gone with Cody to Morganficld at Codys request r lo attend the trial Cody will in all probability be released Stands at the headsAug J Doge the leading druggist of Shrevrpori La says Dr 1lngs New Discovery it the only thingthai cures my cough nnd it is ihe best seller I have K Campbell merchant of Stftord Arir writes Dr Kings New Discovery all that is claimed for it it never fails nd is a sure cure cure for Consumption oughs and Colds I cannot say enough c for Us merits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is nol- an experiment It has ben tried for a quarter of a cenlury and stands today at i head Irn ver disappoints Urea trial at St Bernard Drug StoretDied Mrs Mary McElvainc wife of H McElv ine of filortons Gap t- liel yesterday mornirig at 3 oclock a at her home in that place df typhoid malarial fever aged a1out forty two years Her husband and sis children survive her Interment at Grapevine cemetery at an early hour this morning Electric Hitters Electric Dlllers is a medicine ruiled for any season but perhaps moro general needed when the languid exhausted feel ing prevails when Iho liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic andalteraitive is felt A prompt use of J as often averted long and perhaps fatal ilious lever No medicine will act snare In counteracting and freeing thef yslcm from the malarial poison tIefils cbo Indigestion Constipation Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters soc and ft oo per bottle at St Bernard Drugstore William Morris b This issue of THE Dir contains the authorized announcement of c he candidacy of William Morris c f Earlington for magistrate in c the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins County subject to the action of the Democratic primary August 2d Mr Morris has been a resident of Earlington and vicin ity for a number of years His avocation is that of coal mmqr in which line he has been employed during that timp This is a dis in which the coal miners votes strong and Mr Morris needs no introduction to this class of voters Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic anilperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chili and prevents its return strengthening the pillent and gives healthy pm and vigor without regwd tp diet 1leasant to take Price soc Warranlidd drug More Free For All Without money you Can go to theTennesge CentepnialaddIntd national Exposition any time you j like Read THE BEES great offer and go to work Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be G a- ri o 4 Special Services The M E Church will bis c pedal decorated in commemor lion of time coming Sunday 411 o July and Rev C C Hall pastor will deliver sermons suited to till occasion Sunday morning ant night A hearty invitation is extended to all to attend these ser Vices Infant baptismal service at 103 Ii tn before regular services Al parcntsjiwho desire to have theil children baptized will remembe this announcement The Christian Endeavor topic for the coming Sunday bears it patriotism and an effort will lif made to observe the unusual occasion of a 4th of July on Sunday in an appropriate manntr 9 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be please lo learn that there is at least one dr ldoe disease that science has been able to cnn in all its stages and that is Catarrh Hall Catarrh Cure is the only positive euro nou known lo the medical fraternity Calarr being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Calarr Cure is Is taken internally acting direct upon the blood ansi mucous surfaces of tlir system thereby destroying the foundalio of the disease and giving the fiaiirn strength by building up the conslilullo and assisting nature in doing Its work The proprietors have so much faith In It curative powers that they offer one hun dred dollars for any case that it fails Ic cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J CIENEY CO Toledo Sold by Druggists 750 Halls tamily Pills are the best Democratic Mass Meeting A mqeting of the Democrats of this county who arc opposed to the platform and doctrines of the Chicago convention of 1896 and the Frankfort convention of June 2 1897 and who arc in favor o the Democratic party as set forth in the Indianapolis platform of 1896 will be held at the county scat ou Saturday July 10 1897 at two oclock p m standard time to select delegates for the State Con vention to be held at Louisvilleoi Wednesday July i4th 1897 to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals L D HOCHEUSMITH Chmn ERNEST SPEED Secy Everybody SajriBo- CascurcU Cathartic tim must won derf ul moolcalllf9tOorv of tho nee pious nut and refreshing to tho taaic art ueutly and positively on kidney liver and bowels cleansing tho cntiro colds euro headache fever habitual constipation and biliousness Plcaso buy and n box Of U C C today 10 Uuld and gUllrauleed to curd lIy niltluiglats The Madisonville Base Ball Club crossed bats with the Aliens yule team last Thursday and Fri day afternoon Aliensvilie won the first game the score being 7 to 6 in their favor while sonville took the second by a score of ii to i Both teams player good ball No One Thought She Could Live I believe that if jj bad not got Dr arlstedts Great Remedy for my dadghtei she would not be with us today She Rot un down and her illness developed Into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every one said that the could not live Fivi doctors gave her no relief yel by the time she bad taken two hollIes of Dr Carl German Liver Powder she was able to sit up in bed and today sue is as strong as she ever was and we have nolh ing to thank for it but Dr Carlstedts Great German Remedy SMITH VICKERS Tallula III The second nine of this place will cross bats with the second nine from Madisonville this after noon on the home grounds and of ourse our oyshS3 they will Will Ikmt Tobirro SpllloJ KniiAv Vuur Life Away To quit tobacco easily and forever be mac ictlc full of life nerve anti vigor take NoIVf Inc1 the wonderworker that makes weak men Irong All ilrugglxta COcorll Cur iuhran erd Ilooklet and nampla free Aildrru llerllng HcmoJy Co Chicago or NoW York Visitors are already arriving here o be present of P picnic t Loch Mary next Saturday The Woman Friend 1 know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there Is iQlhlng to supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs J B Meneness Jprlngfield Ohio i a I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and vould not be without itMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I bad relief before I bad taken one battle It did me more good than all med prescribed by physicians Mrs ohn Campbell jeflersonville Ind Mr J W Day returned home rom Nashville Friday night qttite ick and is still confined to his oom You must not mahfleshof one and boDa of another makb both for ybnrsel y using Dr Dells Peppermint Chil T llcdo you good if you never bail h hill It you are having chills now it will ure them cure them when everything Iso falls For sale by St Osrnard Drug Store Earllnglon George rfTCing SI Charles Madisonville defeated Dixon- Tuesday afternoon the score being 6toq Sutherlands Jlagla Eye Silve cures sore eyes styes andgranulaled lids It strengthens weak eyes in both old and young Ii- allaysaIt information It gives a pleasant feeling about the eyes and makes the vis Ida clear and distinct For sale by SI iernard Drug Store Earliriglon Ceorg ICing St Charles The State Sinking Fund Com missioncrj are sending out ctrcula letters of information about tlu State debt and tJinew bonds that are to be issued Notice All parties having claims agams the firm of Walker Twyman wil pleastf present them to miot set tement AH indebted to the firn are earnestly to call am settle at once I am very anxiou to speedily wind up the busines of the firm W TWYMAN TO ESTABLISH A LAUNDRY f Hr J H Schultz has Decided to Put in a Laundry Plant at Earllnglon He has Done Laundry Work In Nashville RUssellvlllc and I Hopkiiisvlllc Mr J M Schultz n deafmute called on TilE BEE yesterday and wanted to talk laundry Ho said I am an experienced laundrymai I hud 1 am going to have a plant This town just falls to my liking Where are you from- I live in flopkinsvillcbut have travelled all time ti te for a publish ing house I have a route from Evansville to Nnshvillc I There isnta great deal here in t the way of lanndrycar except I in gentlemens linen we said I Mont of the families do their own washing at home Miners fami t lies and all workers The Madi nonvjlle laundry tines the business for that place and there is not much else in the immediate neigh I horhood of Enrlin lon To this he replied that he thought that there was enough here to give him a fair start and that his plant would ho a small one all hand machinery and we said putintHere was actually enough laundry now being done from this place to justify even if you could get the hull of it He replied 1 have n host ol friends in other cities and I expect to have agents there who will send me workCWhat is your experience as a laundryman and where- I learned the trade in the Deaf Dumb Institution at Home N Y 1 was foreman seven years in the Nashville Laindry run by Mr Wege three years at Kusscllville Ky and helped Mr Metcalfu one year and a halt in Hopkinsvifle fullydecidedget a house in which to operate ire said yes that he had several machines of my own ready for mov ing anti would be ready to operate in a very short time Boils pimples and eruptions scrofula salt rheum and all other manifestations of impure blood are cured him hoods Sir saparilla Mr Tilltnan could muster only three votes in the Senate for his amendment to the Tariff Bill pro posing a tax of 100 on each immigrant the law to be in force only until we have a free coinage of silver atiGtoi There is no use taking pills pr purga live to euro chills Dr Hells Pepper mini Chill Tonic cures them by itself It ofoeTTnqrathan jIatIOQltkies you a new dress on the inside It tones you tSp and makes you airong It makes you feel some account sold on a guarantee For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Three hundred Bannock Indians have left the Fort Hall reservation in Indaho and the War Department has been called upon for troops Oucklens Arnica Salve The best Salvo in tim world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Uhcurn Fever Sorrs Teller Chapped lands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Kruplions and post tively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed lo give petted satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St lieruard Drug Store All the Earlington people who who have visited the Tennessee Centennial Exposition report haying had n most enjoyable time r Intake mlJifl they come ant fil hem correctly giving hem almost an unlimited variety ofwoolens from which lo select garments are Ihn principles hat have characterized thin success M Horn Co THE GREAT CHICAGO MECHANT TAILORS W 11 Overby of Henderson failcil to laud time Melbourne Consulship f which he was so strong ly endorsed A North Dakota man gathered in the prize To Cute a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Drama Quinine Tablets AllDruggists refund thoinoney ifit falls 10 CUre 2SC For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Ky To Xliro toiii lliitli ii forever Take Ci carcU Curulv Cullatrllc lix crlSo II C OC fall to cure drueiiists refund inunuy Time th rometer rose to 94 degrees in Louisville Tuesday Mrs John Rule who has just been seriously ill is improving t- IMufUlbVmir llmvcl With Clinenrct- iiCinclyHlinrlli turn constlpallnn forever 101 CPif C c O fall ilruKKlits refund money r TheV0bdford Fiscal Court I has purchased the last turnpike in tha county and allroads are now rce1 HOW TO FIND OUT Pill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of Lid ney trouble Too frequent desirt to urin ate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are nut of order WHAT TO DO I Them is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfillievery wish in relieving pain in Ihu back kidneys liver bladder and every part of Ib8 urinary passace It corrects ioabllilV to hold urine an l scalding pain tim inRIIorb- 1dI effecl following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpjemilt lie cessity of being compelled loVet isp many times tlifrinB the to urinate II mild ildtXlraordlDaryefTcl of bimp IoatIi soon realized U stands the high I jist fonts most wonderful cures of tho most disireasing ciises If you need a medicine yon botha best Sold by drug I gisl price Cfiy cents anti one dollar For J a arrtpl4 boitla and pamphlet both sent free y mail mention TUB nilE and send IWmerStore of Ibis paper eaaranlsa the genuine ness of this offer i 4- a f A MODERN KNIGHT mUtANT How tho Chivalry of Ancient Cavaliers has Been Suddenly Revived in Hopkins County Seignior Don Quixote La Svengall Von Trilby de la Victor An A iuslng Legend of an Amusing Incl dent Told in An AmusIng Way N I It hath hitherto ben thought that the marvelous and semimar vclous belonged to antiquity that and Robin Goodfellow existed only within time fertile brain of the immortal Shakespeare that Rip Van Wiijkle vanwankled only within the confines of Died rich Knickerbockers cranium and that the rich mythology of the Orient had long since given place to the cold logical truisms of time Occident Lochiel had his time and place Sheik Ildenm chose time beginning of the Christian era 10 make hia advent in life La Svcngali hypnotized Trilby and led her upon the stage at a much later date It was well that Don Quixoti cavorted before this age and yet if reports be true it iyould setfm hat Monsieur Puck la Sven gall and Seignior Don Quixoti and the rest had somehow been meta morphosed into one individual and taken a new lease on life down in Kentucky Like these individuals the development the occult pow crcdcstincd to make him famous canlc as suddenly to bun as did theirs to them He was formerly known as plain John Victory an elegant gentleman who atood high in his community even before the exhibition of Ins occult powers winch won him the title by which he is now Unown as Seignior Don Quixote la Svengali von Trilby de la Victor The occasion which brought about the revelation of his marvel oils powers if reported correctly is recorded as follows In the county where this remarkable incident took place an election was pending and the said Seignior D Q la S von T la V was a candi date for tIme high office of Clerk of the parish aposition for which his friends forced him to run The race waxed warm between the rival aspirants and the said la Victor was forced to put forth his every exertion even to disclosing his occult powers Within the confines of said county it appears there abode one who was alleged to be a wild anti wool bandit sav age and untamed from whom the honest yeomanry and the peaceful and law abiding stood in deadly fear Seignior Don Quixoti was mowed to tears by the distress of his countrymen and resolved to door die for the beloved people Alter much meditation deep cogi tation and a modest amount of agitation he conceived the noble arid generous thought of delivering his suffering people by boldly seeking out this savage chieftain and cap turing him or dying in theattempt In other words he resolved to re lieve the people of their sufferings arid suffrages Filled with these generous impulses he set out one dark dreary morning from Victor Castle after an affectionate parting from its in mates upon his perilous undertak mug He was armed capapie and otherwise The brilliant rays of the morning sun could it have gotten at him would have been re flected from as brilliant a helmet as ever decked the head of a Mes salax Thqre lives not in the memory of a British or Spanish postil ion the gleam of a sword rivaling his Xerxes Veyler Zwingli nor any other man became it as well Enormous protuberances were vis ible in the region o his hip pockets suggestive of artillery on the one side and distillery on the other There was also in the pocket of the coach of state a care fully coiled insinuating yet with al harmless and innocent looking haltcrstrap When all was in readiness the order was given the portcullis hoisted and thfe drawbridge lowered anti Seignior de la Victor gathered the reins in one hand tossed 16 silvery coins of the realm to the servants on the one side aid one of yellowish hue to his Secre tary on the other as he swept out of thfc gate and was soon lost to view in the depths of the virgin forestsAs clattering hoofs of those liery and untamed steeds rang out in that primeval forestthe mind of the driver was given oer to daring exploits in general and his own prospective adventure in particu lar He busied himself with thoughts of the boy that stood upon the burning deck with the abnormal appetite for goobers of of Polkahauntus whom John Smith killed and Spartacus that was gladiator Mr Brown who was associated with a sour apple tree was occupying his thoughts when the prickof his spur brought to mind the income tax and the Williamses the Jennmgses and aryans His dream was interrupfed by his blooded Arabians taking fright at Mt llecla which was in an active state of eruption as he passed by Not many leagues hence he drew rein in a secluded spot care fully examined the priming of hm- isartillery and distillery took note of his surroundings and then rose up and dismounted He was about to venture forth when he was disturbed by a most mysteri ous sound instantly drawing his sword with one hand his artillery with the other and placing his diamond bedecked bodkin be tween his teeth he stood strictly at attention The sound was repeated 16 distinct raps were heard on his right followed by i 4 on his left Instantly the arithmetic of his memory reflected the figures back upon the grpy matter finallylandingupon his somewhat chcckereu record and there was born unto him the thought that Itwas nol cotimitrySurely tappiugIwas on some young and sickly sapling or kicks from Brashier feeling sore J only that and nothing more With these poetic thoughts still fresh in mind lie cautiously peeked around the tree and found himself peeked at in turn by a silvery winged woodpecker on the one side nut a yellowhammer on the other Professing himself fully in accord with the expressed politics of the birds and reminding them that birds of a feather should lock grncefullrand offered to flock but for reasons best known to themselves they re fused to flock and plumed them selves to sudden flight though the yollowhainmer meditatively took a birdseye view of him before he flew Seignior Don Quixoti la Sven gall von Trilby de la Victor now pressed boldly forward to the ren dezvous of la W Wfc Bandit nnd- bravely tappetIlpon tmc door with time hilt of his sword with nothing under heaven to protect him from the bullets of the savage chieftain hut the halfempty distillery which he held in front of him like a shield There was no one at home Sc creting himself behind the meal barrel on top of which lay a still unemQtiedQPsacI of meal he awaited the return of the enemy with bated breath m truth freshly bated He had not waited long ere he heard the approach of stealthy footsteps They entered softlybutInstantlyhesword stilletto pistol et cetera and in stentorian tones exclaimed Villtanl Stand and deliver Your weapons or your It was the Thomas cat Seignior Don la Victor again took up his position behind the meal barrel and awaited his third and last victim He carefully trained his guns upon the door ever and anon feeling the keen edge of his sword and the respon sibilities of the encumberanco in his hippocket Moments lengthened into minutes wInch seemed like weeks The taxable com modity was resorted to again and agatd to help to while away the time Seignior Don la Victor grmv weary meditating the best mode of attack He finally decided he would reach out with his right foot up trip the gentleman and let him down the point of his sword as humanely as possible and soothe him in Ins dying mo ments with potations palatable and pleasant He thought best to practice the movement and reached out with his foot in one mighty sweep upset the meal barrel letting the sack of meal fall squarely across him Believing it to be none other than the bandit pressing him to the floorlie r y his sword and proceededtycglrun him through and timrbughand carve his anatomy in approved fashion It seemed to Scgnior Don la Victor that the bandit pos sessed more lives than one for he still maintained his position on top A smothering sensation stole over him and he realized that his end was near Heendeavored to speak to send a dying message to John Brashier but a choking sen sation in his throat prevented As he lifted his eyes once more to take one last long lingering look at earth he saw the yellowham nler perched upon the chamber doorwinktng his other eye while the woodpecker seemed oblivious to everything else but the meal barrel He resolved upon one final death struggle rammed his head still further into time carved meal sack and awoke It was indeed well for Segnior that he awoke when he did For scarcely had he clawed the meal from his eyes and spat pones from his throat before la Bandit himself appeared upon the scene What his thoughts were upon be holding this ghostly apparition in his own humble home deponent saith not Seignior Don Quixote la Svengali von Trilby de la Victor is naturally a handsome man of the blond type even without re sorting to extreme methods of blondining but thus armored and equipped and viewed through the savage rents of a meal sack serv ing for eyes nose and mouth opinions may with propriety be withheld Who and what art thou ViJ lianl that thus presumes to invade the sanctity of home Speak SI am none other than Seignior Don Quixote la Svengali von Trilby de la Victor principal can didatc and Clerk Expectant of Hopkins and thy master Art thou all here iAye and can 50 demonstrate Dost fight singly or collec tivelyAs thou wilt Villian even so far as Sixteen unto one uThouremindestme of a sweet lulliby once gently warbled by Billie Bryan the burthen of which waa Steen to one Fightest thou as he and what record hast be lund to smoothe the way in front Villian Thou dost bandy words with me Prepare to diet Wilt permit me ere 1 pass over into that dreamy oblivion to which thou hast consigned me to remind thee another Sweet Singer the burthen of whose song was seventeen forM went Billie one better and fought Sixteen and Won Have at the Villian in his name 1 Holdl Bandit Chieftanl cried the Trilbin Prn eIcant thou a Fifty Years Ago Who could imagine that this should be The place where In eighteen ninetythree That white wortdwonder of arch and dome Should shadow the nations polychrome Here at the Pair was the price conferred On Ayers Films by the world preferred Chicagonice they a record show Since they started so yrs a- goww Aycrs Cathartic Pills have from tho timo of their proparatlon boon a continuous success with tho public And that moans that Ayers Pills accomplish what is promised for thorn they cure whoro others fall It was fitting therefore that the worldwide popularity of thoso pills should 6 bo recognized by the Worlds Fair modal of 1893a fact which emphasizes the record SO Years of Cures look me steadily in the eye and tell me thou art not worthy of death It was enough The charm had taken effect Then began he to make mysterious movements with Ills hands which finally ended in his waving a quart bottle in front of his subject This proved be yond question that hehiHl him hypnotized as Svell ali had Trilby and all was safe Making a few more passes at him he ventured to i askingWhomart Bandit King andjhe re sponse came promptly r HtpIdnonuri anydoubtsevidently satisfactory He made a few passes in the opposite di getinappointment at Hells halfacre They hath got into the coach an3 started chatted all the while pleasantly and politically I Only once did he seem to show any signs of recovery and them he got JohnjGwas not allowed to remain in this dangerous state long however be fore la Victor succeeded in quiet ing him and the balance of the journey to the capital of the county was accomplished without acci dent or incident worthy ol men ion As they neared time metropolis it occurred to our Trilbin Prince that it would not do to make his en trance into the city in this quiet way uitli his desperate prisoner else he could hardly hope to reap the reward the daring exploit promised The common people appreciate his occult powers likethe great and learned doctors and lawyers who were somewhat acquainted with ihisiart So lie resolved that Ia BandittiaustTi4 amr1liehis magical hand an one with litV quart bottle and then beguiled him into the belief that he Was a hitching post and leisurely brought forth from time coach pocket the halter strap caused him to hold his hands up in front of him in theattilude of the classic hitching post and proceeded to tie thein firmly together with said strap When they arrived at the outer gates of time city an equerry was dispatched to the rulers and thpsa in authority apprising them of the grand and nubw deed AndLforth with there was great commotion and there came forth to meet Seignior la Victor of those in high authority A procession was formed headed by la Victor and la Bandit a la HitchingPost in their h of state Then came Monsieunfa Mayor anti city council on white elephants anti so on down to Police Judge according to rank ness When all was in readiness the procession Was loll by a detach ment from His Majestys Tyrolean Bagpipers and moyed forward Tn state until the basjilc was reached and the prisoner safely landed Improved Business Outlook Dradslrccti rom Pittsburgh Pa regardingindustrial affairs indicate that the prospects for increased activity in time Monongahela val Ivy are brighter at present than than for some months past It is reported that both time Edgar Thomson and the Homestead Steel Works resumed operations in all departments on Saturday The Duqucsne Steel Works which have been manufacturing billets have commenced on rails Enough orders are on hand to keep these plants working time greater part of time year At Braddock time Pitts burgh and the Rankm wire works are in full operation Time Du quesne forge is on full time for the first time in two years At Me Krcesport tIme WatonaI Tube Works have put in operation addi tional departments Time DW reportedIas hands have been employed at time Westinghouse Machine at East Pittsburgh and jtlfS1 Vestine house Airbrake Shops atiWilper ding Each of these plants em ploys hundreds and some thousands of hands SubscrikoQtlIL j31Zi L rr lj Ii 9i4 Arai1 t lladr f wmm r r o 1 W PrrBILL PHOCRliSSlNC renders toho Hspcclnlly Ac feeptablc to the Agricultural 4 Interests r j J r Prospect of the Ratification 6 j jptltc Hawaiian Annexation 3r t Treaty Brighter I lr Washington D C June 29 V 1891The tariff bill when it y reaches the President will prob ably contain the House rates or 1 nearly all the important features While it could scarcely bo expected that the Senate would re i rctIhe amendments which its own i committee had proposed and go n i absolutely back to the House schu t dule there is a strong disposition among Senators to allow the con i Lferenc committee to restore abso f Intely the House schedules on first t tti and second class wools sugar pottery farm products generally J and many other articles in which J the amendments made by the Senate committee have proven un popular The hill as framed by passedji it precluded the possibility ofsusI aVplciou or successful charge that it v was framed in the interests of or to I the advantage of trusts ofany kind Whether the Senate amend ments arc more favorable to the trusts or not the mere fact thate many persons believe them to be so is likely to lead the conference absolutelyVVt the House rates and there is ev er reason to believe that the Sen ate will promptly accept them DISCUSSING TilE HAWAIIAN TREATS tl The Hawaiian annexation treaty ofIattention and discussion f and tho moro it is discussed the c i more satisfactory it becomes and the greater the prospect of its rat- ificationi While it is scarcely ex pected that it will be taken up tor 4 final action at this sessIon there itfest and tliatjthe American flag which W was pulled down in Hawaii at the direction i of Grover Cleveland will be hoisted permanently under tile direction of that Union sol f 1 diet William McKinley x ITS BEARING ON CUI1AN QlESTtON The fact that President McKuv Icy has so promptly and success r = full earned out this important Teature oi the foreign policy out lined by the St Louis platform Iasghen additional confidence in iA1 WIsdom and prospective suc ifess in shaping a satisfactory policy with reference to Cuba t The demand for instant action on this subject which was so strcnu i jous a month ago seems to have d and there is a t 1 disposItion to Jhe Pre I q dent to formulate ahdcarry out his policy which it is believed will tie bee just one and satisfactory to f to the friends of Cuba THE TARIFF HILL 11EINO PUSHED 1iThe protest of the people i against Democratic delay of the bill has been so loud and i v clear that even the members mf gi that party could not resist it7y The rr- has 4 progress upon the bill this week been rapid so rapid that there is reason to expect that it will pass titer Senate by the end of the I wORth r Not only is the projyujsir made i by the hil1sttvone y satisfactory so farjwtelates to the Senate but a prospects are that the time oc cupied inconfercnce will be units ulUly brief Ordinarily a tariff bill is in conference several weeks sometimes mpnths Out there is reason t 6 believe that the time oc cupid by the conference corn mittee will be as brief compara hvflyas has been the time occu t pie4 with the other features of the bill The fact that the Senate has restored the House rates in a e large number of cases and has nearly reached the HoOsc figures on the most important of the changes made by the Finance Committee reduces very much the tune that tin bill is likely to occu py in reaching a complete agreement and there is still reason to hope that thcibill may become a taw by July 4th FOREIGN PROTESTS NOT RE5AU1EI The closing days of the tariff consideration are punctuated with one or two further mild protests from foreign countries with reference lo the lull There have been possibly a half dozen of these in the various forms some of them coming formally through the foreign I representatives here and being filed at the State Department and others merely in the way ol- V scolds in legislative bodies dr newspapers of foreign countries a These do not create the slightest trflurry among the statesmen who e are engaged in framing the tariff titrneasure Nearly all of thq conn i r s tries made protests of t this sort have themselves protect tive tariffs many of them very high and against none of these I have the United States ever made any complaint or protest While p they have protested vigorously T against discrimination made withI K reference to products of the United States alone and not applied also 3 to similar products of other na lions they have made no com systemspor the high rates iC other countries levy upon articles t which we may happen to offer fur i sale autttfs not likely that these protests from other countries will 5 have any weight with the from rg of this bill h THF UEK has just rbcttivcil a tin assortment nf cards and otlur I stntionetnil can lurnifih anything ija tire printing lineon shurt notice e Irp test style and at lowest prices IS iy l t 4 4 41 i Cur E010r iii3ens All commuhici4tioa IIH 1 loaitvto ut nAws pe lilnini la thus column iliaulii tie ftiKUcm la Gio AtixiKDiK Birlintion KT ZION A M E CHUttcn Setvleot every Sunday morning at ti oclock ubaolat03 pastorf4 MT ZION DA1TI8T CHURCH Services Sabbath RIll a m and 7 p in Sun dajrichool at ojo a in W W Iotler pallor Remember the picnic to ba given Silur day by the Earliagtan Brass nand There wilt ba a gram concert and musi cal given tonight by the cbiliircn ot thi High School al Madljnnvillo Mrs Belle Hilton returned home from lopkintville last week There will be a grand lima at the Chris tian Endeavor next Sunday John Lane ofPrincelon is the guest oC- T H Merriwealher j BishopJB Small it now on the oCllan sailing for Africa Eight colored stiidrnll recently graduate in the New Orlnans Mrsillcal College Joe Iritchcit was it MaJisoavilU Friday nightThe banquet given by the Eastern Star was simply grand- Remember tho concert tonight An orgtnutlion Known at the Niigron National Protective Association Is being put on foot by cxCongrestman Murray of South Carolina his said that John Taylor a Pullman porter running out of Pittsbnrg is worth 100000 i Last Sunday was Childrens DAY at the A M E Zion church and the program was excellent The collection amounted to sin 10 MOKTONS GAP The Wing brothers were in town Snn day visiting the Bogus family The Porter brothers bave opened an ice cream parlor in the south end of town M E Hamilton and F Sharber were very sick last week S Myers has moved back to his first lure and says that heaven is the only place better than the Gap- J Bogus will run his ice cream parlor exclusively for while peopro Prof G W Lane is expected to be in our midst soon Rev H II Gordon will fill his appointment at the Baptist church Sunday Ktmsey Stanley and John Nance aro holding forth at the old stand The Quarterly meeting will be held here on the i8lh insl Quite a Spiritual meet- Ing Is anticipated Mrs Luc Watson will possibly move to Earlington in the near futurfl Everybody is Invited to attend the meeting at Norlonvillo Sunday DOWN IN TilE MINES What a blessing it would prove to all concerned it those few companies who bave adopted the cheap scale of wages for the miner could see their way clear to Join those now paying the standard wages then indeed would harmony reign supreme in western Kentucky once snore W D Cavlness of the Mechanical de lartmant of tbo Si Bernard Company was caned to Empire last week to splice an iron rope for the coil company there Ho spoke very highly of the new machinery and building lately erected and put to work in the new Empire mine In tact says it is the best in the State and cannot be excelled So nicely are things arranged that one man alone hoists wjaoJw SSdffps the coal instead pi rFteeas was formerly rtbocKsB Secretary bailey made friends here a brief call last week we suppose in Ihe interest of bis gold and coil mines Wes Cody is again back among friend it Hecla and ol course will resume his duties in the mines The coal shipments to Nashville last week were rather light but as there was little demand for 16 the trade did not utter The Hecla Company is now running witha sufficient force to fill all orders Among the coalcompanies holding out against paying standard wages is IboI Cooperative at Darnesley who organized in the cooperative plan so they could pay their men belter wages So It seems tbatc the big profits they claimed other campaI lies were making failed to show up inC their case and a reduction of wages folio we J Among the exconftiderates who visited the reunion at Nishvillo last week were several who are identified with the coal production oNbis lunlyIThis from the Jellicj Advance Sentinel shows the deplorable condition of mining In Ihe Jrllleo region The mining silmtiuii is but little itg lny changed since last week There is no indication of a settlement at present Both sides seem to be very indlQeren about the matter The operators are saying nobbing At some of the mines there is some entry and repair work going on The miners are m eking preparations fora long and dctermiu strike They bave nt nut several reiaf committees into dif eient parts of the country These com nitteos report that many of them do not fnow where the next meal is lo come from There is no doubt but what there are many of them hard run for the necessaries of life The work for the last year was only enough to tike a very scant living They claim at the proposed reduction with Work as it has been that they cant live on the wages they get But the operators claim with the propOsedreduction that it will enable them to market more coal and consequently give more work and aggregate more wages at the end of the nontb Secretary Atkinson spent several days at the Nashville exposition last week Mr Howard White civil engineer for the St Uernard Coal Company is back from a visit to New Jersey and has again resumed his duties A big delegation of miners is expected to attend the K P picnic here next Sat irdny Splendid Opportunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial anti Internation Expo iion Read TilE BEES splendid riicr Go any time you ike Begin Raw h 11v 4- r J oc 0 w r kto i t vt 1J t LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS rMr Urowder Myers Is at till tvstoC duly as night yard cletk Operator Martin attended the picnic al Morions last Saturday night Agent Adams of HopMnsville made a brief visit lo the Exposition last week Agent Harry Ogden and wifeof Slaught rrville arc visiting relatives and friends in the South Chief Detective Fisher of the Southern Express Company made a business trip hero last Sunday 1Conductor Gephardt was on a special passenger train between Hopkinsvillo and Nashville several days last week Conductor Moody was in charge of the Elklon branch train last wick nod makes a good man for the place Master of Trains Devncy spent a good portion of his time at Gulhrio last week looking after the transfer of passengers nl that point Agent Elhendge and wife after a rest ol about two weeks which Im spent at Nash villa nnd the Exposition is again hack al his post of duty It is believed that the rumor afloat thai Vico President Maraban of the Illinois Central will again become an officer in the L N Company is unfounded It does indeed look strange that one lono man could enter a car and rob it when there were four nblo bodied men in the same but a 44 Smith and Wesson revolver weilds a grearmfluence ina cue of that kind when pointed direct at an unarmed mane W U lineman came near having his threewheeled car totally destroyed last week by a passenger engine striking it As it was bo succeeded in getting the car from tho track wheh the engine which was running at a rapid rate of speed was but a few feet away The L N did a large passenger busI- ness last week between all points pi im portance on their system and Nashville Thousands of passengers were carried to and fro and wo have yet to hear of a single occident that could be charged to the carelessness of the company Two hand cars were knocked from the track by freight trains and made fit ma terial for a scrap pile Section Foremen Henry and Cates both had their cars struck by the same number of n freight train and both on a curve They are re garded as the most careful of men and we hope they will not be held responsible fort accident The Baltimore Ohio receivers have placed an order with the Pullman Car Company for 3000 box cars and also one with the Missouri Car Company for i ooo Five hundred coal cars will be de livered by the Michigan Car Company 20 Freight and five passenger engines by the Baldwin Locomotive Works and 15 freight engines by the Pittsburg Locomotive Works The new engines are to a large extent to replace old locomotives New York Juno 2SThe train on the Central Railroad of New Jersey which is known as the Newark special and runs between Newark and Point Pleasant every afternoon and makes the return trip each morning carrying scdres of wealthy New ark business men whose families spend time summer at the Various seashore resorts on the Jersey coast met with an accident be tween Hazlet and Middletown lint for the nerve and the courage of Engineer William H Bennett there would have been loss of life and serious Injuries The train consists of three passenger coaches and a combination baggage and smoking caj dn the trip to Newark it leftjjrdliankon schedule time and was over a clear track at a speed of about a mile a minute Suddenly the driv ing rod on the right side of tho engine broke and flying up struck the top of the cab directly over the window where Engi neer Bennett sat with his hands on the lever and throttle Bennett was knocked from his teat and the broken rod began to rain blow after blow on the cab smashing it into splinters Bennett did not lose his selfcontrol nor seek to save himself Both his hands were crushed and bleeding but be reversed the brakes but only to find that the air pump which operates them had been smashed by the flying rod He was badly bruised and bleeding from a dqzen wounds but he managed to evade the pounding rod crawl out over the boiler and signal down brakes He had to do it that way be the broken rod which was wrecking cab prevent him reaching tho whistle His fireman George W Holand endeavored lo assist him but was helplessly pipned iq on his side of the cap by the limbers which had been crushed in upon him After a run of fully a mile under conditions In less than a minute the train came to a standstill Conductor Millard Knag and his crew together with the halt hundred passengers rushed to the en ins where they found the iirenun a prisoner in the wreckage and the engineer who is personally known to all of them climbing slowly down from the boil er where he bad crawled at the risk of his life to save theirs The fireman was found to be unhurt and Bennetts injuries while severe and pain ful were found to be nut serious Congrat ulations were showered upon the plucky- en meer by the passengers and a commit tee of some of Newarks business men was formed for the purpose of preparing- a more substantial token Glolm Demo cyst National Appeal t- It is estimated that the Government is losing three million dollars a week in revenue by the delay in the passage of the Tariff bill The people are losing ten limes as much in work on account of the delay We earnestly ask every one of our readers lo Immediately write n postal card to al least one member of the United Stale Senate at Washington urging and demanding the Immediate passage of a Protective Tariff law and such a law as wilt give adequate protection to American labor and Amercin Industries Address your postal card lo lion Wm J Dance U S S Washington IX C Free For All Without moneyyou can go to the Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition any time you ike Read TIIK BEES great oflcr and go o work JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention at this Estimates ftrnishedupon application 1f 4 IJhWlO K r P jY Oo J kt w l SET THE VERDICT ASmKI Story Which John S Rhco Tells on the Late judge Qrncc I hear the late Judge John H Grace of the court of appepls of Kentucky sot asidthe v rdict of a once under circumstances that tom mind did him infinite ReprcscntatltnJohnS porter It seems that a poor woman who was on the verge of starva tion and who was the sole support of four little children went into a neighbors smokehouse and pur loined a piece of hacon The proof was positive and the jury re luctantly returned a verdict of guilty When tho finding of the court was read Judgo Grace who presided at the time over the Fourteenth judicial district rising emphaticr The cour orders that the ver dict be set aside and I want to de- Clare hero that in nil cases where an unfortunate woman is on trial for stealing food taken to keep her offspring from starving it will require thirteen men to convict her of the crime in this court t The defendant is discharged from custody The announcement was greeted withapplause from the spectators and the general sentiment that Judge Grace had acted not only as befitted a chivalrous man hut that his ruling was right Theft to keep innocent babes from perish ing from hunger can scarcely he called a crime Hopkins Countys Mining Otpiitit and Tobacco Crop Trial product of Commercial mints in Hopkins County for 1806 about onefourth of the total output oj the State 777 iSa Tons Monty brought into Hopkins county by the sale of this product nor than 500000 F The great bulk of this half million dollars rash was paid in wdgejt to mine employes pi Total Coke production of the Stale 2716847 Tons aM f Hopkins County product made at Earlington 1707140 Tons Total value for 1806 of Hopkins Countys Tobacco Crop the leading product of our farms and that iipon which a largeproportion of our farm ers depend almost wholly for their revenue about f25 ooo Called Upon AipUn No doubt most truo Christians havo much sweet pence nnd innny bright and happy days in this world but their peace is liko that of tho mariner who has battled with tho tempests of tho night but when tho morning cornea tho sky la bright nnd tho sea unruffled and with light and happy heart ho voyages onward to tho desired haven or liko tho soldier who has rondo tho march and the battle and gained tho victory anti though enjoying tho sol diers rest and with it tho sweets of triumph knows not how soon tho buglo may sound and hp again bo celled to struggle with tho foe United Presby terian Sadness serves Sad DeIfat only in its greatest work not when it sighs or weeps but when it hates and grows careful ogainrt slit but cheerfulness serves charity fllla the soul with har mony nnd makes and publishes glorifi cation of God Jeremy Taylor Subscribe for TUB I3EEi In Sweet fUmpllcll- rTnjth In sweet simplicity expresses Ute thoughts that bind null the wordA that in human under standing and Btcnfllly with unfailing eye detects and discloses to tho bravo spirit that stands by what it believes Ono said that truth like light travels in straight lines that it is n divino essence Philadelphia Methodist Kndonror Echoes Oottngo prayer meetings are growing in favor with Endcavorcrs Tim Pennsylvania Christian Endeav or qnlou has 20 district ovangclistio su perintendents Many Christian Endeavor poclotlos havo recently formed Diblo study classes led by tho pnstors San Lcnndro Cal Endoavorcrs are urging tho establishment of n publio drinking fountain for bicyclists that kept from the enticements ofthoeaoonTho membership of tho Rooiotles of Christian Endeavor is now about 8POO000 Christian Endoavorcrs aro giving es pedal attention to Sabbath observance anti oonuni teas uro being nppoIi ted for this work rh many places California loads the states in tho nUmber of these committees Thorp is pno Christian Endeavor so u thoTrnnsvnal antlln Johannes burg itself lives an active Endcavorer who in eager to spread the movement The Imo Christ By Isis miracles as by Ills words Christ proclaimed Himself tho divine and only begotten Son of God In these days subtleaesnplie 1inity of our Lord tho oncoming host of young Christians need to bury deep in their hearts the intelligent conviction that tljo Christ of tomb miracles was nono other 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WS SWDAY SCHOOL iLESSON I THIRD QUAUTER INTER NATIOUAU SERIES JULY 4 Text of tlio telSon Acts xvi C13 Mem off Vernev 1316 Colilcii Text Fn cxlx 13O Coiniiicntnry by tho flev n M Steam 07 Now wlum they hail ron throulfh ont PhtyRliv nml tho region of Qnlntla nnil Avcro forbidden ot llw Holy Ghost to prcnch the word in Asia nftiT they were como to Mylo they rssiiyixl to RO Into Blthynla but tho Spirit cuffiml them not II Our lust Icswin In thin book Intro o duced hI to tlio apot1cR nt tho conference In Jerusalem from which Pnul nnd Bur nabuswlth SliM and other returned to Antloch nnd continued there teachIng nnd preaching the word of the Lord Acts xv 35 After iomo tlino they start on their second missionary tour Bnrnulns taking Mnrk ond wiling for Cyints nnd Paul taking Silas and ntnrttna through Syrlft and Clllcln confirming nnd establishing tho churclu At JLyntrn whero Paul hnd been stontd nnd left for dwil on hL tInt tour ho tnkcrt Timothy with him of whom ho afterward FnPII I have no man M dear unto me Phil 11 SO margin As they continued Journeying nnd prcnchlng through Phry ln anti Qakttlik they thought to turn BouthwArd nnd nftcnvnnl north ward ncd glvb tho Rind tidings in Asia anti Blthynln but wero in each case pro vcntttl y tho Spirit from co doing Tho Spirit Rent them forth on Ills buKlnccs for Christ iiml being willing to bo controlled by Him ITo controlled them nnd for somo goodrenfon kept them Rt this tlmofrom going into thMM two provinces that IIo might Seoul them elsewhere 8 And they passing by Jlysln cnmo down to TrOfts II Hindered on tho right nnd left they found thnt tho open door wiSStralght ahead mid no kept on to tho sea nt Trons Tlilno cars shall hoar a wonTbchlnd thro saying This la the way Walk yo in It when yo turn to tho right hand and when yo turn to tho left Isa xxz 21 Tq bo sura that tho Lord has n purpose in your lifo according to Eph ll 10 and that Ito will surely jjcrform It no cording to Isn xir 14 make ono quiet before lIla not daring to murmur even though with nchlng heart and streaming eyes wo say Even BO Father Jly Jesus as Thou wilt 0AAnit a vision appeared to Paul in tbo night There stood a man of Mace donia and prayed him saying Como over Into Macedonia iind help us In a dream or vision of tho night God 1ms often spoken to men Job xxxtll in and will yet It necessary though IIo generally guides by His Spirit either in Ills word or In tho c events of dally lifo Tlio right attitude Is toVatch tho way nnd Watch to see what IIo will say Nub lllIIab II 1 thnrineekly walk tn the way which Ho opens bbforo us Doing on occasion servo Wi for God iSwlth us ISnm x 7 10 And riftcr ho had seen tho vision Immediately io endeavored to co into Macedonia assuredly gathering that tho OII111untoearnestly desirous to bo lest of tho Spirit wo way bo perfectly suro that every hin drance nnd every opening Is of Him Notice that they knew what help tho pcopl- ojt Macedonia needed and tliatwns Just what they hnd to give tho gospel or good tidings of the grace of God TliojAvcro not on a lecturing or nn cntcrtninlng tour but only nnd wholly on business God to win souls to Christ 11 Therefore loosing from Troaa wo cano with straight conrso to Samothrn cia nnd tho next Jny to Nenpolls This lesson should bo taught with tho map bo toro tho scholars they may see that Paul and his company now crossed from tho continent of Asia to Europe that No apolls was tho seaport of Phlllppl and Sa mothracia an Island about half way from TroaatoNrapolU As In many another In Btanco in tho Scriptures tho incidents of tho voyago or Journey are wholly omitted They set forth nnd they arrived nro nil tho Spirit sees n to record From the heaven ly standpoint Journeying tnko no time for they run and return ns a flash of light pIng Ezek 114 10IIAnd from thence to Phlllppl which Is tho chief city of that part of Macedonia and it colony and wo were in that city abiding certain days There twins to bo rib wolcoino for Iheni no one specially ex pccting them and yet they lire in tho land to which they lied been called and doubt less they gave themselves up to prayer that tho Etimo Spirit who brought them thither would now use them They not only abode i intho city but they nlxxlo in Christ T10 And on tho Sabbath wo went out of tho city by n riverside where prayer was wont to bo made nnd wo sat do vn antI epnko unto tho women which resorted thither It would seem then that tho first preachlngof tho gospel In Europe was- at n womans prayer mooting Mary tho mother of our Lord nnd other women wero assembled with the apostles for prayer dur ing tho waiting days between Ills ascen Mon and Pentecost Acts I 14 It is prob able that upon tim women also tho Spirit cnmo ns tongues of nfl anti ns thtro wero strangemfromsomo from Macedonia However it cnmo about hero are Homo worshljiors of tho true God who laid evidently been crying to Ood for more light nnd now God lins sent it The ranio God who sent Gabriel to Daniel nail Simon Peter to Cornelius lent Paul and Sllns to Macedonia 14 44Aml u certain woman named Lyd 14 a seller Of purple of the city of Thyn tiro which worshli ed God heard us whoso heurt the Lord opened tluit shont I tended unto tho things which were spoken of Paul Hero Is n 1uwiness woman from Asia forThyntirn was in Asinltov 111 who was for the thuo living In Phlllppl and was evidently one of those chosen in Christ before the foundation of the World Kph 1 4 11 Tint I 0 It was worth While going to Europe to tIlllllltrSho was probably mother hungry mul like Cornelius Wherever on uirth tho eyes of the Lord sec u mil thirst for Him IIo will find n way to mipply that thirst Blessed are they that hunger for they shall bo lulled Ho Fntlsfloth the longing soul 16 Anti when she was baptized and her household she Ixtought UK Faying If yohavu Judged me tobo faithful to tho Lord come Into my hutiKe and abide there And sho eonstnilncd UK Her heiirt be caino a homo fur the Ijortl iiinl her house n J1robablyothy lund Joined them fit Lystm nnd It looks as if Luku hnd Joined hemnt Troas Contrast the they of verse 0 to U with tho wo of verses 1011 Contrast tho spirit possessing tho damsel of vuraM 10 to ossessIngLydiawo nro uontralkxl tr Sno or the other either tho Lord tr tho devil Wcylcrs official JpoIIs announce that 296 insurgents have been killed in the last ten days comingcamHhoiiif lon will IIH aK Ult us usual Come Liver Illsa Like btllousDCsi dyspepsia headache consti pation sour stomach Imllfiestlpn aTO promptly lured by Hoods Tills They do theW work HoodsuHy and R I I seeent Bert Mer tlorGIIg1j1tp 1 m Sfrewpi taO I lined ft Co JLowellMsss Xk only RM to 0HO Wftllpod1 SarsapaHHa t CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Week JReglnillni July 4 Comment bj nor R II Doyle TOPIC OonsocnxUxl patriots wliat will they dotDoat xxxII 111 This is an ngoof patriotism All over tho world tho sentiment of love for country and loyalty to country is bein emphasized In moro wnys than ono In our own country In various wny inter est in patriotism is oil tho increase nnd the standard of patriotism la being con stantly raised Monuments are being erected to our greatest patriots dos of historlo moment and importance are boo lug set apart ns memorial days and oven political parties are using patriotism us a battlccry which is evl dciico tliffk it is supposed to bo popular at least It is not without reason that Ameri onus should bo patriots It there is n land on which tho sun shine that is worth being loved because of its spl n did past its ennobling principles its sacred mid edifying Institutions its boundless futuro possibilities that land is America Thoday has not yet como and may it never como when ono need blush as ho says Iun1 an American Wo hero n country whou history wo may DO and nro justly proud But what of patriotism in relation to God What of consecrated patriotism I What will men who nro not only con secreted to their country but nlso con secrated to their God do What la tho duty of tho Christian patriot First consecrated patriots will rca oguizo and acknowledge tho hand of God in national lift This wo learn from tho topical reference should bo done National prosperity had como to Israel but instead of recognizing Gods baud in it they wero puffed up with personal prido and with an exalted idea of their awn greatness and turned God National prosperity as well fromI dividual prosperity has its nud tho chief ono is that wo shall tako tho credit to ourselves and forget that thero is a God of nations What abundant reasons VO as Americans have for acknowledging tho God of nations ns our God Who can review tho history of our country without being compelled to confess that its growth nnd prosperity can only be accounted for by attrib uting it nil to God Benjamin Frank lin well said If a sparrow cannot fall to tho ground without Gods notice could n mighty ompiro riso without His aid It could not Wo must seo tho baud of God in tbo marvelous history of our country ConsccratedpatrJolswUl practice trod toach national loyalty to God in grati tudo for notional blessings Wo must not only recognize tho hand of God in our nations history bnt should maul test our gratitude by doing all wo con to mako our laud a Christian land Wo should stand for righteous rulers and for righteous principles in government Wo should bo interested in making tho wholo nation n Christian nation and be as enthusiastic for homo missions as we aro for patriotism God bless our na tire lan- dBibloIIcndinsEzravI It 810 Neh ii 1520 Ps xxxIII 12 11 18 Prov xiv 134 Jcr xxix 7 Math xvii 2127 xxii 1021 xxiii 87 Mark xii 17 Luke xiii 04 nom xiii 7 I Tim ii 14 ficb si 810 Tho CIiorful Man Who does net welcome tho man of cheerful mill hopeful spirit The happy countenance tho genial smile the winning way nud tim timely word have an inspiring nud uplifting iufjnenca Men are attracted nnd won by n kindly manner and generous notion Ho is a bone factor who carries sunshine into tho home church and community A bright optimism is always preferably to a gloomy pessimism Presbyterian hoLlowing 1overtjr Not until you make men self reliant intelligent anti fond of struggle fond er of stiugglo titan of help not till then hove you relieved poverty Phil lips Brooks Bljurclj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TilE IMMACULATt CC NCEPTION Ilrei mate 700 a m eeond mast and srrmon 930 a ni Kpsarjr Instruction and benediction at otrYSunday A M Cocnan pattor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Suiitiavirliool evtijr nioininK from 930 to 1030 Cormmmicn mvlce followIng at evonlngSttvceK Vrounlaitor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SundaytacitSnnilijcliool at 930 a in U S Edwards Iastor M E cilURCIfT- Krtvltpn littt Sunday each month morning WedllesdayIIIhlC C HALL Iaiior M E CIIUUCII SOUTH Ketvlcrt rvery foiuih Sunday tnoriilni a d meetingaveryV P SCIIRISTIAN BNUBAROR 811130IIAlsembly GEN URAL I1APTIST CHURCH andSundayTuesday evening LM IAKMH Pastor The compilation of the statistics of coal production in ihe United States In 1895 which has just been completed by SlatU lician It W Parker of Ibe United States productIn shorttonsdecrease of 2477571 short ions in amount decreaseInvania anthracite The output of bitumin 1750000Inn ItIswas a decrease In Ihe value of the bitumin ous product of over 1600000 notwith standing iho Increased output and that there was n comparative Increase in the value of anthracite although on account equaltimeincreasedrrom fromiJbIYlIlxManufacturers jtccort I rjJE B CYClE TOURIST Ho Is Abroad Again lu All His Glory SOME QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE An JintrajclCB Fellow Ii the Bicycle Tour sit When Ho Moreth nimielf Arlcht but the TrarellnE Interrogation rolnt t U Perpetual Nuisance IN Just now tho bicyolo tourist is with qs tn fnl to Clan in tho now famil iar knickerbockers sweater nnd gqlf stockings ho 9pincs in off the dusty hJRhwny no na if ho had traveled brand like tho imperial couriers in ttid flvo act dramas and bo probably has Ills qttiro is travel stained On his taco and hands la a nowly acquired I nEV TOOl 15 TillS fiX WAY TO HIOTOWKf coat of sunburn of which ho is truly proud Ho has an appetite which would do credit to n lumberman and a thirst too which a Bacchus might envy Not sO long ago ho would have been an object of curiosity Passing pedes trians would liavO gathered around him to inquire how far ho had ridden They would have wondered at his answers und stared at his luggago carrier But now ho attracts only tho momentary in terest of the idlers Ho Is only ono of a great army of wandering wheelmen It is an army whoso ranks are swelling with amazing rapidity Tlicro were vast numbers abroad last summer There are no statistics on tbo subject but I should yoartheroAs a general rule tho tonrSng cyclist is rather u sensible sort of chap who nQver makes a puisanco of himself and loAves an agreeable impression with lie peoplo whom ho meets You and I for instance belong to this class But wo hiivo occasionally met individuals of tho other kind Opo of theso is tho traveling interrogation point Now tho asking of questions con cerning directions is all right under certain conditions In traveling through a strange section of tho country whero gnidoboards arc few it is often abso lutely necessary Then too tho answer ing of them is but a common courtesy which every citizen is generally glad to show to tho stranger at his door Dot thero aro questioners and ques tioners This is tho way it is done by tho other onethat objectionable chap you know Ho comes scorching along tho road at n 12 mile an hour clip and as ho passes dignified Mr Brown ho shouts ou- tIIoyyonl Is this tho way to Big townNow Bigtown is some 80 miles dig taut and Limo road which tho cyclist is taking might bo the proper ono if tho right turnings wore made but thero two several chances that he might choose n route which would tako him far away from Bigtown Mr Brown really has a very good idea of tho ronto which tho cyclist should follow and would prob ably bo willing to stop and explain the details to him but what can he do with tho ridcr rapidly speeding away and craning his ijcck back for n reply Of course Mr Drown might drop his hat and cano nnd sprint along beside tho rider until ho had shouted at him tho necessary directions or if tiicro was a trolley car at hand ho might board it and havo quite n clint with time bicyclist provided tho latter would consent to slow up a little but ordinarily Mr Brown docs neither lie simply waves his humid and nods his head consigning tho bicyclist to his fate In time Mr Brown becomes annoyed at being addressed with Say therol Hi you I and similar terms IIo con A BOADSIDE ACQUAINTANCE coivcs a dislike for strnugo bicyclists and altogether ignores their shouts and questions Somo people would not blama him i Somo day this objectionable wheel man will learn better lIe will do us you oild I do ana when ho wants to ask questions of a citizen ho will die mount yhlotl is really very little trou ble address him politely put his in quiry clearly and probably receive a courteous reply which will givo him nil the necessary details If ho doesnt like our mctfyoda and prefers his own IO t3 give n little additional advioo appreciateNever Ask cB many questions as yon can think of Qlect deaf old gentlemen women and children as best guides to the locality for 50 miles around quest1onfl which could be spent to hotter advan tago in the saddle When you get to a hotel talk loudly About your trip to the hotel clerk Ho will bo deeply interested Also make a point of talking loudly In tho dining room Call tho waitress Katio and mention to her tnt you could cat n nppeUtcs samu table Tell tho proprietor nIt about yourself whcro you have been whero you are going cud how bl a man von are at In lino KuVl hfdruggists CONS aM P T I ON t It3 c 1Ic 1 1STUBERNARD COAL COMPANY i INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers QQAL AN D COKE j1 I I General Office I Earlington Kentucky ft a l t t E31 A1lclt- c 0ffices 1 iA M CAVUOtiLMfinnfier 201 N ChcrryStrect5 Nashville K GROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducali i Tennessee Kentucky mSv 11 NEWBQipp MnnnRfr jja WMuin Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manaper Corner Main and Auction Streets V Kentucky Memphis Tcnn ris A S FORD Mnnajjcr 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind fjj V l1 lese r2r A eiriW JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W BKIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill i a S 1It j THEi FAMOUS NO 9 COAL IJ- ff jE For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 4 tines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables t Ijii + r I BRU8H1 BOKE FOR BflSE BURNERS ID FURHJBK8 I iiTh liuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER IARD CRUSHED COKE fbr a much less price One 1 J vp ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as- S one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ft nome Keep talking Otherwise ho might do some talking himself nnd bore you by tolling yon something about tho town and tho vicinity Ho seldom meets strangers and time personal history of a real livo bicyclist will bo n fascinating tnlo for him to hear There is ono consolation however Bicyclists who adopt these methods Rol doiwbccomo Outbnsiastlo tourists They aro moro fitted to join the class of scorchers They miss many thp pleas ures which the true tourist enjoys One of tho best companions tohnvo on a wheeling trip is tho man whcThns tho knack of getting acquainted easily with strangers I know snch a one and ho has often surprised mo by tho amount of useful and entertaining information which he cnn draw from somo of tho most unpromising roadside acquaintances IIo not only learns nil about tho roads but discover nil tho interesting places in tho vicinity the character of the business carried on in tho town where ho may happen to be whero tho best drinking water la to bo found and many other things which tho taciturn cyclist would never learn How do you do m 1 asked him oncoWhy its very simple ho said Just nfwnmo that tho man to whom you are talking is as intelligent ns you think yon nro yourself You dont IIUTO to toll hint so in as many words Holl discover that from your manner nnd will ngreo with you Got him to talk about himself about his work his neighbors mid the plnco ho lives in Nino times out of ten ho will bo aux ions to talk on those subjects and will tell you something you will bo jilter ested to hear It is n delicate sort of flattery which few men can resist This method line won mo many a chanco friend and gained for mo ninny a favor whicji could not Jiavo been bought with money I think this is good sound advice and I have made an earnest attempt to TilE SWEATER IN Till DIKIKO ItOOM follow it with moderate success 1 think ono of tho most interesting ac quaintances made in this way was an nged and hiunblo hostler in an obsonro littler village in northern Now York state I found that ho wit a veteran stage driver and in his youth had han dIed tho lines over six horses on tho old Albany postroad Wo sat smoking our pipes until nearly midnight ho telling stories of tho old stagecoach days and I listening with deepest interest Another ono was n Vermont farmer who gave mo shelter for tho night when I was canght out in a sudden rain Btonn Tho story ho told of his moving from Canada to tho Green Mountain Btnto how ho struggled along for years under n heavy mortgage and how ho had at last managed to pay it ofT and send a KOU to college by beekeeping and butter making as side ieguca was bettor than a magazine romance Just nun moro point If you are going to tako n wheeling tour this summer you will probably bo interested in tho discussion which has been revived again this season concerning dining room eti quette for wheelmen A correspondent writing to The L A W Bulletin asks Arriving at a hotel for dinner wringing wet as I usually am which would look tho bcttdr a negligee shirt or n colored sweater IIo is answered somewhat felicitously by the editor ns follows negligconppcarauco ticks not add BreliSh to h otbyiftWhohave until they nto wringing wet jfiiiwBta doubt wrinjring wet cotoreilfMWAter S H S Jit ti woala loon better titan a negligee shirt under similar conditions What tho wringing Vet contin gent of tho great bicycle army needs is seine sort of apparel that leeks and is nil might For persons who expect to dine at tho head tablo a hasty bath and a partial change of garments or tho car rying of n light extra coat might be well Otherwise hotels may find it cx pedient to have private or separate rooms or tables for the exclusive use of tho wringing wet In tho mean imo all should encourage tho wearing of whatever costnmo promises to do most to rob cycling of any unpleasant tea tures that may attach to itOf coursa this by no moans answers tho qncKtion but at least it presents it in ncommon rouse light Farther than maybeSEWEIX Fono rranlncITrue pruning repressing the our growth in holiness in GodlIkeness in bearing fruit unto eternal UfoIn crier A QUESTION OF GOWNS Illshop Clicnoy Inilut Upon Him flight to Wrnr a White Surplice Because ho has been refused permis slots to wear n white surplice Bishop Edward 13 Cheney of Chicago has ro Blgncd all his offices in tho general council of tho Reformed Episcopal church Three other Chicago clergymen have followed his example und trust fundswhich bring an income of 15000 to the council have akq been withdrawn by a prominent member who is in sympathy with them Tho general council decided that black surplices were tho only proper pulpit garb This contention concerning too color of the surplice is not a now ono It boo gan to bo discussed as far back as 1873 and has been the canso of snore or less hoatejl debatp at nearly every session of tho general council but never before has it assumed such serious proportions At present it promises to result in n split in tho church although Bishop msnop CHENEY Cheney says bathe has not withdrawn from tho church altogether Ho merely Senllncs to bo monbcr of tho commit tees of tho general council which refuses according to huisIdeasto allow him the ordinary exercise of Christian liberty Aaa matter of fact Bishop Chenoy lonltimeministers of tho dcnoininntionthrougb out tho west In tlio east tho black gown is generally worn and it is said toRtand for tho Presbyterian idea while the white gown represents tho old Epis copaljan idea Bishop Cheney is one of tho most prominent divines intM west and ho line been pastor of ono of the leading churches in Chicago for 87 years Her was born in Canandoigno N YIIh 18SD Ho was graduated from hobart college in l57 and nt once began to studyfor tho mfnistry Boon after his ordination ho was made rector of Christ church Chicago And has been in that city ever since He was prominent mnoiiR Those who under tlio leadership of Assistant Blsjiop Cnmailna at Kentucky organized tlrtf nctorMCd Episco pal church In 1873 J I c r t ii Earllngon- Entlinpton is the coal mining metropolis of time Western Kentucky coal fields More miners arc 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