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rlllllLs I iptrinncn nnd n rmpint nowlOlIjn- IIIi ruA It rcquirej the dniRcist i to bnvo 1 are amount of driiRs L fresh drugs Ha must Rivo thr best powibla work and for componsailon t lie niust ho nuifinnMilu ft I VVUH TMKnOVU FAClS It KM KM URU WUltlJ CAKUFUL I ST BERNARD DRUG STORE I I1RVAN HOIpnU lItaoarer- c t SL JAMES HOTEL RATES ft2UU FL1K UA y Room and Dreakfsot 100 nUI OPEAN PLAN 5100 Per Dny JtMRMU 8fl Meals todSenlce WheN YOU Visit St Louia fctop nt ST JAMBS HOTEL rfirai d WiIl lr4I Cus Btrett ta Hc ti V TURKISH BATHS Open all Nht ii WantetHln Idea tlt1ollopatel- llrtOlecJIIII1DMIlhaP thoClo8tlllnl aOll1o ahnpl aay Irln you MX PaleRt AltAr fLMptHaoaeft IlLJ 4 I lIO 1L w1IAr p THE STRIKING MINERS Upon tho Pittsburgh Minors Do pondo Buoooon or Fnlluro The Leaders of the United Mlno Workers Vmtlnir to Knfflneor tho Htrlke lInt Cooperation Nrcmnr to Success COLUJIIIUS 0 July 0 President ttatcli ford of tho United Mine Workers spent Monday at hcadl1Jnrters but not nanny reports were received from thu thirougimouttitstrike President Katchford said It would require several days to receive full Information on this point as thu district presidents would necessarily have to have tlino to communicate with time numerous locals before re porting definitely to national head quarters as to the completeness of thu suspension Monday being observed in many places as n national holiday will naturally retard the reports to somo extent Before thu erjd of tho present week however tho national officers will have tho in formation ut hand us to tho exact sit emitters nt all tho mines in the country If there should be any milieu in opera thou tho officials will know their loca lion the number of men employed and whether or not they are member of the miners organization Thu Information which tho national olllevra htivc at hand Is of a general nature und is to the effect that tire miners have generally suspended work and thu strike promises tu bo u buecew The success of tho whole movement scorns lo devolve upon tire men in the llttsburgh district and judging from tho latest advices received from the iteM tho miners there propose to do theIr part So far as can bo learned tire operators in both tire Pittsburgh unit Ohio districts do not intend to vat forth any effort to start their minus but have concluded to quietly close down aunt await developments At least It will require several days for the operators to determine upon what eoure tu pursue 1reniilont Ilatehford said Tire success of the movement nat urally depends upon the uunnlnlmlty with which thu nHiier respond WoI are ready and willing to lend tho move men but tire effort of the miner themselves U tho real force unit wo can not full tu succeed If they play their Lllrt President llatchfonl wild ho hail been astonished at the great number of telegrams kern operators request- Ing permission to operate their mines by paying tim prlco demanded by thu miners These requests could not bo grunted for the reason that to do so would bu detesting tire very object which the strike Is intended to accom plish TIe Ohio operators will be guy erned in their course entirely by the action of tho Pittsburgh operators If thu latter agree to mi advuuco In thu price time Ohio oixiraUirn will not object but will readily pny tho advance A a matter of fact It is understood that they would rather pay a higher price nnd continue thu operation of their miners The regular of the Ohio Coal association will bo held in Detroit to day but It Is hardly probable thnt any action will bo taken In reference to tire Ktrlbo further than inns already boon decided upon and that Is to awjnlt de velopment In time Pittsburgh district FRIGHTFUL BALLOON ACCIDENT A RUYoarOtil Child Dashed to Death Through n Thousand ret of Hpsc SAN KIIAXOIBCO July Q Itotraiu Hill the sixyearold son of Chauncoy lillian architect vas tho victim of a sensational balloon aceldcutyestcrday In company with MlssOlnoy daughter of his guardian ho went to IllnlrH park near Oakland to witness n hot air balloon ascension by Charles Con lan of tire Acme Athletic club Wlioii tho balloon shot Into tho air tIre child clung to ono of the guy ropes Time aeronaut heard tho shouts ol the people not to cut loose his para chute anti obeyed not knowing the reason When 1000 or more feet In the air he heard tho b ya cries anti n cap came fluttering down He called out to his unseen companion to hold on and made every effort to save him but In vain for soon tho childs body shot by him antI was crushed out of shape when it struck the earth LIGHTED A BOMB At the Ilequeit of III Daughter anti was Klllrtl lijr a Fragment of the Shell NoxquiTMass July 0llenry n Stone of Chicago was killed hero yew torHay morning by tho explosion of u bomb Ho was formerly vicepresident ol Lire Chicago Uurllngton Quincy railroad anti recently president ot the Chicago Telephone Co Time children were discharging fireworks on time lawn Mr Stenos little daughter asked him to fire oil a bomb He igltetilL and throw it from him but tlio oxploslpn did not follow After a short titan Mr Stone cautiously approached tho spot where this bomb lay and bent over to see what tho trouble was Just then it exploded Largo fragments struck him in the forehead und ho fell lu Btantly killed The accident practi cally put a stop to time celebration of the Fourth In this place Admiral l5lllera Daughter Dead SouTiUiiiTOX July 4Mlss Ellen Miller the oiily daughter of Rear Admiral Miller U S NItled In Lou don this morning Miss Miller has been sick over since she landed nnd is bo llovcd to havo contracted typhoid fever whllo on tho passage across tho At lantic Hot At Chicago CJIIOAOO July 4Four cases of sun stroke wore reported at noon ono death Tho temperature reached 01 in the shade Sunstroke at Cincinnati CINCINNATI July i Fifteen cases ol Kiinstrokc wore reported at noon Pout of the cases arc serious Blue Grass Ever smelt Kentucky grass Or heard about Its blueness l Seems as if the whole blama vorld Was bursting out wji ncwncsslC Skies and folks alike all smiles Gratouaiy u are lucky If you spend a day In Juno lown in oldfvenlucky Alfred Monson in the t Loins Glob Derpocret C Subscribe for Tim BIB I t Ii IN HONOR OF LOGAN Qinnd Jlllltorr Dliptur at the UnvollLif t of tho Monument CHICAGO July 0At tho request of Senators Cullotn anti Mason Secretary Alger lots decided to send 2000 regular troops to Chicago to take part on July 22 In the ceremonies at tho unveiling of tho Lognn monument The senators represented to the secretary of war tho national character of this event anti Ocn Alger being a great admirer of Gen Logan suggested to tho president that tho unveiling of this monument should bo recognized as an event of na tional importance The president agreed with tIme secretary of war anti tho Illinois senator Secretary Algor has Issued an order for two full real ments of Infantry one battalion of light artillery and two companies of cavalry to report for duty at Chicago on July 22 rime troops will bo drawn from Forts Sheridan Wayne arid Brady and Jefferson Barracks So many United States troops have not been detailed forsucUancvcntin many ydars with the exception of tire dedica tion of len Grants tomb in New York last April With 2000 federal troofr tire state militia and military compa miles from adjoining states there prom- Ises to be a great military display at thu unveiling of tho monument The president nUll his cabinet wilt also be inure if It Is possible for them to leave Washington THE RAMIE INDUSTRY A Decorticating Slnvhlno Front France to bo liven a Test WASIIINOTON July 3 Secretary Wilson expects to bring a ramlu decor ticating machine from Franco for ox periment In tho course of contemplat ed development ot the ramie Industry Tire machine will be tested hero and an opportunity given to study in actual field operations and to compare the princi plea of construction Involved in this and American machines Special Agent Dodge in charge of fiber Inves tigations tin tho agricultural de partment has submitted a report In which ho states there ls hardly a machlno that will not turn out fino fiber wicn tim stalks are fed two or three nt n time but under tho rigid department rules In a test for qualltywltli pitying quantity ullso far observed havo failed ut terly An there has been u steady Improvement In machines since tho Belgian trials in 1SSS tint hope is ox pressed that wo may yet mayo machin Dry which will give quality of tumor ap preaching tho China grams of com morce with u quantity sufficIent to de fray cxpunaas and luuva a margin of profit STEPHEN G WENTWORTH Inuiiilrr of Weiitnurth Military ruilrmjr Pearl at Lexington Hit LEXINGTON Mo July iMr Stephen U Wontworth one of Lexingtons pioneer mostprominent citizens died Thursday after a longlllncsV hI- otainibrin tII1a5t1WJIJIUISS1 Tf tober 10 1811 Ho leaves a widow aunt two children James Wentworth and Mrs Richard Field Ho has always been n citizen anti was tire founder of tho Wentworth military academy a worthy monument to iris credit A MINE OF FRAUD Tho Cnin ARitlutt Collector ITolliorn lroir Worse the Sleeper III Froboil SAO FitANciBco July 0 Tho plight of fugitive Internal llcvcnuo Collector Vclborn a warrant for whoso arrest Iras been Issued Is far worse than time government at first supposed Time Inquiry that has brought disgrace upon tire collector has opened a veritable mine of fraud It is asserted that whllo ho was buying champagne with cheeks he had no right t tb sign ho was aaitiring saloon men that they peed not pay their licenses U R JEFFERS DEAD lie wIn Well Known to Ilurnrts lloriomcn of the Country Tnunn HAUTE Ind1 July a U n JolTersdtcd Thursday night Ho was In tho woolen manufacturing Industry for many years but is known to har esfi horsemen throughout the country ns superintendent of thp race track hero Ho hits much credit for maklng tho track tho acknowledged fastest milo In time country Of late years he had been called to other cities such as Detroit and Louisville to prepare tire track for tho race meetings Urenlc Rlttersitiaet nlthaTorrlble Defeat CONSTANTINOPLE July nThe news papers of this city report that in a bat tie which tobk place yesterday between IOU Greek raiders and a detachment of Ottoman troops near Mctzovo the Oreuks suffered a loss of 120 killed In addition BO of the Greeks were captured nnd taken to Jaiiina the headquarters of tho Turkish army in Kplrus Allocod Ticket Swindler Dlnchitrcod On A nA Nob July 3A D Young the alleged ticket swindler was this charged in police court on motion ol tire defense Judge london hold that Votings offer to make restitution to Phllibin exonerated him from any criminal Intent HvHvy Tlmmlomtorm ut uothnin Nuw Yom July 4Aheavy thunder storm piiKscd over Now YorkV rind vicinity Friday Lightning Btrnjjk In several places anti in tho uppcrpartol tho city nUll across tim river la Now Jersey hailstones of considerable size fell during tho storm- JuluuIUe1 Suicide CHICAGO July 8Artirur Clayton Hook for 80 years connected with the Union Nut and Bolt Co tI8 manage anti general agent committed suicide by shooting lIe had been III two months and was dcsppndout ji v The Perfect n 4 iS Perfect In preparation l IPerfect in operation flyers Cathartic Pills ji Perfect postprnndlai pill Is Perfect for all purposes I THE PILL THAT WILL I J t Arq ydu asubscribortaTuE BEE You should be a lJ if F S a MONETARY MATTERS Qoorotnry Gnfio Bays Affalraoro In Good Bhapo Confldenco In tho rtituro Con dehco Ifj the Government and Confidence fij Onrl lYe Aro tho Prevailing Condition NKU YOIIK July 24special to tho Herald from Washington says The governments financial affairs are in good shape said Sccretary Gage In an Interview Wo have come to tho end of tho fiscal year with 4 good resourco behind us and brighter hopes for tho futurc I feel assured that by tho time Juno SO 1808 rolls around tho government affairs will bo In oven better condition while tho people of the coun try will have cause for llmultfulncs1 that a new lira of prosperity has set in SECRETARY OF TIIK THEASUHY GAOli At tho end of the fiscal year 1800 ono year agot continued Secretary Gage tho gold reserve wfcs only 810V 000000 or just barely above the theoretical reserve of a hundred millions There was a fear that before the was over thero might bo very large cx ports compelling the administration to iigula issue bonds for gold Now wo not only have n gold reserve of 8141 000000 but there is not a cloud In sight as to Its continuance ap proximately nt Unit very comfort ablu level This is the most hopeful sign that I see In the present condition of tho government finances for when the country is all right anti the gov ernment nil right fha gold reserve is sure to bo nil right and vice versa At the curl oJ this fiscal year re sumed the secretary looking over the ollluinl statement which had just been placedupon his desk tho condition of tho government la all that could be desired There Is no trouble with tho gold reservo that barome ter of confidence Tho burn ness mon capitalists and investors not only of our own country but of the world are content with our situation and prospects All tho nervousness which forinqrlv hold ualn Its tolls iran disappeared In platevreharocon fldence in the future confidence In the government confidence in ourselves Tho hoarding of gold has stopped and much of tho yellow metal that was piled away during tho depression has come out and gono into circulation The closing of the fiscal year brings us nearer to tho passage of a now tarltl law which will give business a settled condition wo hope for n long time That it will also give tho government suUlelcnt revenue for its needs and do away with deficits we have satisfactory evidence MINNESOTA MONUMENT hchnenIOETTVsnuno Pa July 3The mono ument of tho first Minnesota regiment was dedicated today on the Gettys burg battlefield is tho presence of a number of distinguished Minnesotans Tho monument Is one of tho finest on tho field ant was erected at a cost of 2tOO Addresses were delivered by exPension Commissioner Lochrcn United States Senator Cushman 1C Davis Iloh Martin McQlnniss of Mon tans antI Col Colvlllc who was wounded whllo in command of tho reg- Iment Gor Clough of Minnesota anti staff took part In tho ceremonies WENT TO CANTON Tho 1reildent anti Mrs Meltlnler Went on a Uriel Ylilt to Their Old Home WASIIINOTON July fl Prejilent Mc Ivlnlcy accompanied by Icy Mrs Saxton Miss Mclvlnlcy and Assistant Secretary of State nUll Mrs Day left at 110 p in over the Penn nylvanla road for a brief visit to Can ton O The president has not visited his old home since ho came hero for tho Inauguration Tho president notified lila friends at Canton that ho would prefer that iris visit bon quiet ono anti devoid of demonstration SUDDEN DEATH City Treasurer Alt iof Peoria litrunlet Avrnjr PEoril 111 84t Qcrdcs city treasurer died suddenly of heart din ease at 030 a m Mr Ucrdcs was one of time most prominent German Amer lean citizens of tho state Ho was elected city treasurer id April of this year Tlio Knit Indian DUcaiitented LONDON July 5Tb newspapers 01 this pity express anxloty at tho oc currences in India intimating that the mass of tho natives there aio less con tent under Ilrltlsh rule than was gen emily believed and that a rebellion of unpleasant proportions may bo threatening Constant communications arc parsing between tho Indian anti homo governments AuEUitlu lletaucourt Released VASIIINUTOV July atlnitcd States Consul General Leo reports to the stats department by cable from Havana that the Spanish authorities have released i Augustin 0 llotancourt on American citizen on condition that ho leaves Cu batonce A British land grabbing expedition has hoisted luo English flag over three islands in the Solomon group American marines avenged an indignity to an American gfrl In Honolulu by beat ing i Japanese manofwars man pearly n dejtfh Centennial Rates ThaL tif has offered the fbllowini rateS tOOd for the ronnd trip On accoun I pf the Tennessee Centennial TiekeU flood twenty ay70 tickets good fifteen tickets good for eavoff days Sz75 I A n i IFTH CONGRESS Rpoclnl Button IN the senate on tho Ut tho tnrllt bill wli tiromptly takcnup Mr teller CoL made In qll1rl as to tho report that oa antitrust ttmehAmpnt was to bo brought tn and this led to cargo discussion of tho question whether Such legislation was practicable an a rider to tho tarllt billIntho houso Mr Sfttlo Cern KyiJrcnowcd tho attack on tho power of the houso to adjourn for thrco days at n time and arraigned tho republicans for trot acting on tho Itatiltruptcy and Cuban questions Trio senate on the td tho questions of reel prtocUy and retaliation most of the Rosstoni tonsldcrablo fcolln being at times manhttd 110th provlsloM were linnily agreed to AS on Incident ol the day Mr Wellington Md rising to question or personal privilege rohcmontlv uphold bU senatorial prerogatives In tbo matter of criticising fedor mertaThe houso was not In Hcsslon IN time xcriato on tho 3J much of tho session irns lolteii up In tho discussion of a new umcnd meat from the flnanco committee giving a bounty of onequarter cent per pound on boat sugar crown In the United States During the tIny thA bill was brought to a state of practical completion All tho administrative sections of Iho bill nnd that rep allDg tho Wilson act wcro dtsposo1of aunt tho paragraph proposing n tron beer was withdrawnThe houso was not In session IM fsenfOe on tho Sth pool prajross In memo respects was made upon the tariff bill hiS amendment i lactaf n stamp tax being greed to with little op pOSItIon whllo time Spoon r amendment propotlug a tariff Invos lIgation wan withdrawn after a prolrllct- edtrumilC1In the houo no busmoxs was IransOTtcil anti was had uhtll tho flJl tI fTHIS IS DANGEROUS Noir Counterfeit Silver CcrtlllcntM of tho IflTODollar Deuutnlnutluii WASHINGTON July A Tire first counterfeit fivedollar silver certificate tins been discovered In Chicago It cnmo from the Cudnhy Packing Co whoie oineers have been trying to trace Its origin Chief Ilnzcn of tire detective bureau says that it Is ti very dangerous counterfeit It IiI vntuo liy tho lithographic proeosi consists of pictures of time front and back ot the genuine note being care fully panted together Tire paper Is of Jnpiitieso innnufacturc thinner than thu Icfenl note Ilottvocn tho pieces slllt fiber hits been distributed The noto Is of time 1830 series nml liaara cliceh letter II plato numberl nnd the slRna lures J Fount Tlllman UcffUtor 1 N Morgan treasurer No XOTOTtfc Much of tho Vorlc on the udto Is tilurrctl mill indistinct especially the lace of tho uiguro ivmowiitJnjf Amen cajinti tho imprint Uurunit of iiijgrav lug Tlto rmLlJof u much darkor roil- tIaxt1tiIo genuine DUCK YE DEMOCRATS riio Ticket 1luootl III Nomliuitlcm nt hum b Cixlpiiihtu C7onfiitlun Ottuintra 0 July U following Is tho Htiitis ticket placed In nomination bv Iho UOlllooratic state convention UOvelnorJoraoe L Chapman of Jackson Governor Molvlllc Ii 8hnv of AugUiirc Snitremo Judjjo John P Sprlggs of Monroe Att rijoy s crwlfVin n PQVO of HllI r itit G 1tfrl n hun Member Hoard of Public Worlcs Po ttI 11 Itagnnn of Lucas School Coifimlssloner M E Hard of Columblnna A DEATH BLOW tlillillii unit Loan AnancltUnns Knocked title liy the UnturUr Decision Luui8VitTK Ivy July IL Within 73 hours four building and loan associa tions whose estimated assets and Ha bilitlca each foot over a million and a quarter dollars hnvo gone to tho wall In this city finding it Imposslblo to conduct business under tho decision of the court of appeals In regard to the legal rate of Interest At tho ofllccs of nil tho building anti Upan companies In the state tho great est uneasiness prevails INDORSED BY BRYAN Buy tho Ohio Democrat Took Exactly tire niGht Course LAIIAJIIK Wyo July 2Whl1e In this city Mr IJrynn who had just read the platform of the allied silver forces of Ohio was aslccd What do you think of tho platform Mr Bryan promptly replied Tho Ohio democrats took exactly tho right course They Indorsed tho Chicago platform and decided tho money ques tion to bo the paramount Issue just as tire Chicago platform did HABITUAL CRIMINAL LAW The Mlfsonrl Statuto Applied to Charles Wllllnmi ST Louis July 3 Charles Williams who In 1835 was found guilty of mur tier in the second degree and received a sentence of 21 years anti who was subsequently pardoned by Oov Fran cli pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in the criminal court and was given a life sentence under the provis ions the habitual criminals net by Judge Knchrltz Iommuiulrr JMutlaud DlliulisM Itcconi mended WASHINGTON July 2One of tlio first acts of Secretory Long on his return to Washington was to recommend the approval by the president of tho son tence of dismissal imposed by court martini of the case of Commando DtMinlt Mnllau accused of drunken net on duty while in command of UK the Pensaqolu navy yard HarrviiUcred to the Hp nlih Authorltlci HAVANA July 3Poltx Perez a lo cal Insurgent leader and 13 of his followers have surrendered to tho Span- Ish authorities at Naranjo province ol Pluar del Rio delivering up their arm and ammunition and 233 pounds ol dynamite fitiH Aplreliennlvr- CiniTTcoTHK 0 July n Resldcnl in tho neighborhood Of tho supposed volcanic eruption ueaf IJalnbrldgo liav concluded tlmt tho disturbance Is caused by tho falling In of a cavcrnou formation in tho locality They un Btlll apprehensive No One Thought Sho Could Ltve I believe that if It bad not gut Or CatlstMts Great Remedy for my daughter she would not be with ut todvy She BOI and her timers Uevtlopnd inli rheumatism and rheumatic lever IJvfrj1 ono slid that she could not live Fin doctors Rave her no relief yet by the limi she had taken two bottles of Dr Carl stcdts German Iiver Powder sun wa able 10 in bed and today She is a t utronR asiiiiQ ever was and vp have noth ina o k for it but Or Carlsledt Greaf Garmah Remedy SMITH VICKERS Tallula III A n tr 1W rf Ir fOTHEinVISE UNNOTICED It In possible that tho scnato will not rote on tho tariff bill until Wednesday or Thursday An unknown tramp lost his life at St Louis in n vain attempt to save Do boy from drowning The president will decide in a low davB whether or not lib will send a currency commission message to congress Six persons were injured two probably fatally In n wreck on tho Mis noun Kansas Texas road a Celesto Tex William C Martin went to sleep in an open window at Iris homo in Clarks rule Tcnn fell out and fractured his skull completedbetween for nn exchange of weather bureau re ports Ous Thuringcr aged R8 a baker who recently arrived at Vleksburg Miss FridaybyMike Herbert aged 18 a messenger employed by W S Frazier fc Co at Aurora IlLvas drowned in Fox river Friday while bathing Anthony Monroc who moved to AVnbiwh Ind from Rockvillo lad seven years njjo dropped dead Friday morning of heart disease There was a dramatic scene In the St Louis jail Friday when Murderer Wor Thuradiiy Miss Anna Hcgcman niece and vardI of Mr Chauncey M Dcpew will bo married in Paris on July 8 to llnron doI armyLucaswounded Ed IInl1at with a FJobcrt rllle Ho was nrrestellI and claimed tho was ncclI IuutnlIConsulgeneral Fitzhugh Leo is ex pec ted in Washington within tho next two weeks to confer With MinistercWootlford on Cuban affairs UlliS Case Fishermen along tho south shore ofILung Island complain that miles ofInote sot for sturgeon havo been de strayed by finback whales within tho past vecicISomvtary Alger has intimated to Cupt Bliss tho naval military attachco at tIme Maclrlil legation that if would be inadvisable for him to take Mrs IIIIss with himITho nppcllnto division of tho New York supreme court bas affirmed the fixingtlmtinmnomrrit estate ut 850000- 0AdjtUun W II Mabry at San Antonio Tex iran been arranging tho de titus Lot tho interstate drill and stato wimp of instruction which will be held thuro July 10 to 85 Mrs Sarah Atkins ngqd 00 yours ot Fulton Mo died Friday morning Sho migrated from Virginia to Jl1I8 ourllnI1807 and was tho oldest white woman countyI Oil 1I1U IKOVH OU and Clear Lake Iai Traction CoV lines were turned Friday Tho electric system which is 17 miles long was found to work perfectly- A coach load of people who were be Ing taken through tho Garden of tho Gods In Colorado Friday were upset at tho Balanced Rock and Fred W Evanston of Boston was seriously hurt Joseph IL Urown formerly a mem her of the South powder mills of CIa cinnati is in Panri III representing 0ICincinnati syndicate with a view of locating n S nO000 powder manufactory there William Dclll antI Charles Du vail two Chicago crooks who ransacked tho homo of Charles Wnrnock at Galesburg 111 anti carried off 8200 worth of jewelry have been captured anti the stolen goods recovered CARELESS RUNNING Pint Hnctloruot the Chicago ChristIan En- ilcaiorTraln lliiiiip a Freight AKIUIV Col July 2The first section of tho Chicago Christian Endeavor train ran Into a freight train six miles west about 3 n m Fireman O M slightlyimnrtof the same place was seriously in jured Ono passenger Fred E Glass burn of Tamplco III was cut over the left eye THE MARKETS Nsw YOHK July 6 53- 37bAr1frNatIeSleooi I I SO 1110 71IOUtWlnter 71SCOATSNo3 U Si IOKICNtwHeM 8 ss te- sT 87J LOWS COTlONMlddllnB q n UlirVKSSlccrsCowaimd SCO 4 t SOU HcKen 1 M s CW OAt4VISper head 0 hi 0 2J- 3SOI lOJ SFutr lo Select J5 3 4- HmiIa1FaIr toChotco 30J U a Ti IIAXJJllutents 4 15 Gt 4 s- Fanoyto Kztrnda J30 U J W WHEATNO 3 too Winter j 7 1 COltN No3 Mixed 0 siu I7IiItYJTUUACCOLUC I OJ U H W Loaf Uurle 4 W 4i 13 OJ HAY Clear Timothy 850 4t U OJ UlrnitCboleeualry 0 U 12 lUJUSKresh 1J 714 IDlllCStandanl nOW tt 800 hIeIMtlJItlmoCHIOAUO GATTLHNftlUo Steers 3 M Q 5 05 315 I 360- JjllKlilKulrloCholoo 860 4o 37ft- klAJUlt ifMlirliitfVHKArNo2Spflnff 0 CO Nu3Uud 68UO 00 COHNNOS nxts ma rgtOl1IC5ttN1KANSAS CITY OVlIM NutlvoBtocr 3 M ff 500 lUXItiAllUlwlas 310 0 325- SYltlA1Nu S hued 02 tt OJ OAlSNo i WJilto U 22 COIlNNo2 CJ NKV OltdUANS- FLOUUllliilUJraJa 4 1J ft 4 7- 5COItNNoJ H- OAld Wohteru 2 6 llAYlinlco 18 4 W l ltlNuIYMIs B KM- IIAiON Sides IN- coirurMWiiiiu u LOUIS VI1Li WlllVT Na8ltmt 76 l 77 inN NoMhIItt 2111V15 S7U Sill1lUllCIaltIb st a I COlaN llddlliiif hi I- Ii II is denied that McKinley pat anything but a very polite note to Great Britain concerning Iho Henring Sea contention The flsg which is usually taken down at then Whim House when the Presi I dent is Absent was rUn up in honor of the Kourlh ThoAi5rtcuUural Departmeni afier long experiment with lawn Bfatses declares that creeping bliitls time finest lawn grass known a sA zi 1J X 4st p A CLUD op TaN SUBSCRIBERS To 1 rritis IBISES 3 fGloI You aFtfE TRIP tTII Till 0 f PJ GUEAT TENNESSEE CrNilAL 7Sn A = NL1PL 4 HOPKINS COUNTY Uptodate MEDICINE GUARANTEED county- Lletitunnnb 31I BEHItlNG SEA QUESTION I Tho London Chronicles Mleoon otruotion of Our Intontlono Mo Change In the Policy of tho United State Irob ble All of the Corre spondence Marked by Perfect Diplomatic Courtoiy- WAOIIIXOTOX July sTho fact that the state department is preparing for transmission to congress tho corre spondence that It has hind since tho beginning of tho session respecting tho Uehrlng Sea seal fisheries appears to quartersas an Indication of a purpose on tho part of our government to make a radical change in its policy in tho treatment of that longstanding diplo opportunity bold American policy Tho truth Is that this particular corrcspondcnca was called for by con gross weeks ago anti has been delayed m transmission principally because Mr Foster who conducted personally tho greater part of It In conjunction EuropeNow ably will go to congress this week It can bo stated that it will not show any change in tho policy of this gov ernment which has over since tho Urst years experience under the Paris award regulations showed tho met flcacy of those regulations to protect tint seals lost no opportunity to urge an extension of the rules upon Great Britain This has been dono courte ously ut nil times and Great lintain has rospoudcdjn like spirit though to tho regret of our government without consenting to tho modifications de sired Thcro have been some remon strances exchanged For Instance the British havo protested against what they termed the abuse f tho right of search on tire part of our patrol vessels and on our part the BritIsh have been told that their refusal to permit tho scaling up firearms carried by seniors amounted to an evasion of tho spirit of the Paris uwurd Hut in all this there has been to exhibition of illfcellng or any thing like jingoism on our part jiud whllo tire recent sue cess of Mr Foster in securing tho adhesion of Russia to tut extension of time regulations over tho entire north Pacific ocean beyond tho fortieth degree Iran strengthened our position in tho Ilrltlsh negotiations it cannot bo said that there Inns boun any change in tho line of policy that Vila mint down by Secretary Olney in tho last administration EIGHTY ARE MISSING toss of thu East ludluu 8toiiuur Aileu oft the I Uud of Hokotrt- APEV Juno 80TInt Indian govern ments steamer Mayo sent out In search of tho missing steamer Allen train Yokohama on 28 via Colom lio an3 Ailch for Loudon Which was last heard of when leaving Colombo on Juno 1 for this port has returned here anti reports that time Aden was totally lost off thin island of Sokotra at the eastern extremity of Africa on tho morning of Juno 0 The Aden carried 31 passengers from China and Japan The captain of the wrecked steamer some of her officers and crew anti seven frhltn passengers were swept overboard anti drowned very soon after pho ran ashore Eight lady passengers nine children two officers anti a few of the Adens crow got away from tho wreck In a boat but they havo not been heard of since nnd little hope ow- Ing to tho bad weather which has since prevailed is entertained of their safety Tho Mayo saved nine of the Adens passengers and three of tho white and 83 natives of tho steamers crow All of these persons were rescued just as tire Aden was breaking up lire survivors of the wrecked steamer were brought to this port by tha Mayo mitt arc being cared for by tho local au thorities In all tho drowned and missing In elude 25 passengers 20 European nfl cers anti 33 natives of tho Aden crow HOW THEY STAND Averac at tho Close of Play Sunday July 4 Following Is tho standing of the league baseball clubs at time close ol play July 4 Per Won Lost cent boston 41 II 7i9 Cincinnati 37 18 613 llaltlmoro M IV 1- 161NclVorlcU t Cleveland 81 2S- M 525 Pittsburgh w- no 4113 Philadelphia ai- M 416 llrooklyn 31 475 SI iii 417 Washington 3 33 m Chicago v U 31 313 St LuaU ii 49 1I FIVE MEN INJURED Result of the Uxploilon of a Locomotive llollur nt Morgan Perk 111 CHICAGO July3Plvo men were in jured by the explosion of the boiler of tho engine of an incoming suburban train on tho Chicago Northern Pa elflu railroad at Morgan Park whllo tho train wai going nt full speed between tire Morgan Park anti One Hun dred atld Thirteenth street stations line fireman of the engine John Latch ahaw will die from hln injuries Montana AntlOumbllog Law UUTTJS Mont July 5lho la v pro hibiting gambling in Montana which went into effect July 1 is being uni versally observed Tho law oven pro hibits shaking dice for drinks and according to tho attorneygenerals cou struction makes playing cards for prizes in social gatherings unlawful increase of Vpltal Stock JEFKBHSON CITY Mo July 8Time Hell Telephone Co of Missouri with offices at St Louis Iran filed with tho secretary of state n certificate of increase of capital stock from 8100000 to 4000000 You must not make flesh of ono and bonn or another make both for yourself by using Dr Bells Peppomlnt Chill Tonic do you good if YOU never had a chill If you are having chills now it will cure them cure them when everythini else fails For sin by SI Usrnanl Drug- Store Karllnglon George ling SI Charles Hapiil progress has lately beenmade it improving limo defenses or the Nations Capital against sea attack c to TakeEasy to Operate Are fmtiires peculiar to Hoods Illli Small I size tasteless offlclent tlinrwiBli Ai ono it5 Hoodshave taken n lll IQrroprlctorsThe only pllli to tko with I tootlll8u5aparllilo pI BEST TRAINS TO Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St Paul Nebraska Black Hills S VIA St Louis orChicagQt VESTIBULE miHS SLEEPERS DIKING GinS CHAIR CAns TESTO CONSULT TICKET Aorrlr on F M RUGGi TOvl Cr- T LOUIS MO DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED GRILL MD FRYER CUBE CHILLS AND FEVER And Jlalarla In all Form Tonteleo Kou- Ciiuiliu without the Above picture and tlio- clgnntnro of J O tlendenba- llPrlco GO conto nt nil Dealers PREPARED ONLY DY T G BIETVDKlVrrAIJr EVANSVILLE IND Sold by Maliiogly Co KiirlinRtoa Cribltre Cool Mining Comiunv llsley Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETSV- IA THE Illinois Central it R TO TilE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Al NASHVILLE I For tIme above rrcnsion tickets will be sold by the1vIS Central Kallioail at varying limes talus and limits including a ticket on sale daily good to return until November 7 mId including tickets having limit of twenty days Fifteen days and sev en days For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest Kailroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Kailroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WM MURRAY Div Pass Afit New Orleans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Act Memphis A U HANSON G P A Chicago W A Kellond A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING DBUGCIST ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Comp- oundetLSentFree To any person interested in humane matters or who loves ani mals wo will send free upon ap plicationa copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itensely interesting read ing it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TUB NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 110411 United CUarilifsIlulldlnc New York Dont Use Drugs unless you need them anti then only pure drugs such as are sold t r re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great din tinction to be looked for when time time comes that you need them NbwbcreTelse will you find so corn photo a stock A good time tq begin I that spring medicine I ST BERNARD DRLQ STORE BI VAN ItOPPKR Mtnozery t tke eeJ PAUL M MOOKC Editor and Manager = oo BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY lnlorJorattal1 Entered the PC ttoflice at Uarllngton u Second elm matter = J SUBSCRIPTION HATESj One Year stIIcIIInAdvanco It oo- Sii Mont IIo 50 ThreeMomhi J Single Copies 3 Specimen mailed tree on application Carroipomtenti wanted In oil parti the countr Address us for parllcnlart THURSDAY JULY 8 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS lTATS IllNA- TIRODlNSoNwe are anthorliril to announce on a a Candidate for Stite Senator from the counties of and Christian subject to the action of the Republican partyBAKRRWe are itiihoriieJ to announce Dr K Madleonvilin as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Cliilttlan subject to the action of the Republican party FDa MAGISTRATE MORRIS We are aulhorlicd to announce L I WllIIlm Monls as a candidate tor In the Second MaRiiletlil District of Uopkini County subject to tho action ot tho Democratic primary Angus ad EMINENT statisticians calculate i that the winter wheaticrpp will be 60000000 bitiiiels l eyond the Government estimate CHRISTIAN county has a splendid wheat crop now being threshed and the buyers are actively at work preparing to handle the big yield DR W G HUNTER is selling his property at Burksville it is stated with a view to his early departure for a diplomatic post which he is sure of ecttmtr TJiat5 what the wires say TilE average Populist has about decided that he was bamboozled once too often by the Democrats last fall and is against a repetition He dont like fusion that gives all the offices to the Democrats THE Omaha WorldHerald Mr Bryans personal organffHas aban doned that gentleman in so far as to call attention to the activity and general improved condition of Istock business and markets in the V stand predicts a continuation of these conditions A MOVEMENT is on foot to erect- a monument costing 5000 in the fourt house square at Princeton to tHb memory of the late Judge F W Darby A board of directors has been appointed to push the matter Hon Polk Laffoon is a member for Hopkins county TilE BEE acknowledges the receipt of the first number of The Gold Standard published at Smith land Ky conducted strictly as a soundmoney paper The establishment of such a paper is evidence of the growing centiment ini favor of the standard it advocates INDICATIONS arc that the pro posed fusion of Republicans and National Democrats in the Appel late Clerkship race will not be ef fected The National Democrats will not put their nominee under the Log Cabin They desire to strengthen their organization by making a fight independent of the Republican partyI TIlE representation as deter mined upon for the sound money State Democratic Convention to be held in Louisville July 14 will be based on Clevelands vote for 1892 allowing one delegate for 200 votes or fraction over 100 votes Hopkins is entitled to ten delegates Webster to six Chris trian to twelve Henderson to eleven TilE New York World estimates that a loss of 24962500 monthly will be caused by the coal tuiners strike provided 375000 men should quit work This estimate only includes loss to miners operators and to the railroads in freights Of this amount 10125 opo a month is stated as tlc prob able loss to the miners in wages If the loss that would be entailed a1I1hhetry cqujd be iniated or gucased at npme iilcamighvlo formed as to how serious would be the result lot such a strike upon the now generally acknpwledged surely re turning prosperity 4 O 1wJ 4IJIII I I ON July 2 silver was worth 60 cents an ounce and our silver dollar was worth about 46 cents Wheat and other products are not declining with silver and the ad vacates of 16 to i who last year hooted at the law of supply and demand now have concluded that there must be something in it for theyll just be darned if they will give the prospective tariff bill credit for anything in the pros peril linc- PATItICI DOLAN an official of the United Mine Workers in the Pitts burgh district says There are too many mines not too many miners It is the surplus of opera tors that causes such sufferings and low wages The supposition is that he means that the great number ot operators produces fierce and unwise competition which in turn demoralizes prices and makes it impossible to pay miners living wages And there is some truth in it TiiELouisvillc Dispatch quotes the Memphis Appeal as follows Eugene I Debs declares free silver is dead and henceforth ho will advocate Stale socialism It Debs had made this an nouncement before the last election the result might have been different The Debse and Doodlebugs and other hair brained theorists injured the cause of silver by their advocacy of it Likely by DoodUbug and nairbrained theorists these Popocratic papers allude to Tillman Alt geld Thomas Watson Marion HUller and some others who refuse to fuse and have their wind shut off What the Popocrat wants is that the Populist vote and vote for them and slop talking See tGr3y son Eagle THE Owensboro collectorship fight has been settled by the ap appointment of Mr T J Yandell of Marion Mr E T Franks is tobe chief deputy with as is understood an equal division of salary When it was discovered that Mr Yandell had failed of the appointment as deputy United States Marshal the Crittcndcn Press said Every man in Crillenden county ir respective of party affiliation was anxious that Mr Yandell should get the place be cause be is appreciated by the people who know him aa a competent honest worthy deserving man- ThERE is a Captain down at Mayfield somebodyI accustomed to regulate rs their own way without the law for a referee who has been to Nashville and has come back mad at the railroad cnmnanini Hn in mad because he had to wait for his ticket to be stamped at the selling office because it had to be re stamped at Nashville because there was a rush of people in the depot there and because the rail road company had not put into their station at that city a big clear cool spring of running water with an iceberg In the center He wants to own a newspaper long enough to skin them alive Time Captain should take another trip or two away from home and learn how the world wags EXGOVERNOR BOIES of Iowa in his letter abandoning the free coinage of silver at 16 to i and stating the futility of the fight to accomplish that impossible end throws consternation into the campof the political demagogues who continue the fight after the battl is lost Speaking of the possibility of convincing the American that a gold standard is wronglIe says There is no argument that can be used in the future to accom plish that end that was not thoroughly exhausted in the contest we lost And this leader of the silvcritcs declares it impossible in his judgment to succeed on a platform demanding the unqualified free cbinage of t silver at 16 to 1 DUNS Review which is looked upon by business men as a reliable indicator of business conditions speaks encouragingly of the improvement in all lines In its issue of June aCth it says There is no backward step in business although the season of midsummer quiet is near Improvement con tinues gradual and prudently cautious as before although in many branches evident where no signs of it appeared a few weeks ago Business men of the highest standing in all parts of the country laving gradually perceived that time tide has begun to rise are regulating their contracts and in vestments and the plans for the future with a confidence quite unknown to them a short time ago Great changes before the adjourn went of Congress are hardly to be expected but removal jof uncertainty is with reason expected to bring into operation buying forces which have been restricted for months The main factor at that time is the steadily brightening prospect for crops Harvesting of wheat has already begun with surprisingly good rcstijts and statisticians of repute calculate that the winter wheat crop will be 60000000 bushels beyond the Government estimate jThcLost Cause ExGovernor Boies of Iowa one of the former leading charm pions of the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to i has abandoned that proposi tion and now comes out in favor of a paper currency based on the market value of silver bullion Uncle Hod as he is familiarly known expresses the hopelessness of the free coinage proposition in the following words For one I do not believe it possible to succeed upon a platform that demands un qualified free coinage of silver at tha ra tio of 16 to i with gold We have fought that battle and it is lost We can never fight it over under circumstances more fa vorable to ourselves If we hope to succeed we must abandon this extreme de mind Charlie Qrassham Will Do Let us have a National Democrat with whom to beat John Crayot for the office of Commonwealths Attorney TUB OEB be lieves there is such a man and favors bis endorsement by the Republicans The fact is wo need a prosecuting attorney Earlinglon UEB The Standard heartily voices the sentiment of TimE DEE and be lieves that Tim BEK has asked for can be found Attorney Charles C Grassham of this city who has been nominated by the sound money Democracy and indorsed by the Republicans of Livingston county for Commonwealths At torney is a wideawake energetic young gentleman an ble prosecutor and as an attorney has no peer in this section of the State Should Mr Grassham accept the nomination he will doubtless be majorityTheKy The Labor Troubles GlobeDemocrat The fact that the coal miners have determined to quit we rk thus largely increasing the area of the labor disturbance caused by the iron steel and glass workers who are already out is an unfortunate circumstance Of course the de mands of the miners like those of the iron steel and glass men ap pear to the general public to be moderate The fair pay for a fair days work which the miners ask is eminently reason able In tho best of times the wages of these workers are low and they have been reduced in the past year or two more than once The public is aware of this and sympathizes with the miners in their sufferings No class of men felt the effects of the convulsion of 1893 earlier than the miners or have been afflicted longer In any general revival of business which comes to time country they cer- ttty lo i v 1 dtltllk Butlike all other questions this matter of the strikes has two sides and to each side the general public must give a hearing The coal operators declare that under the present condition of trade they are unable to grant the miners gonedowncontend gone fastcr or farther than coal prices Moreover when ever prices went up they say wages generally advanced simultaneously Like all other branches of business the coal trade was in juriously affected by the financial disturbances which began four years ago and some of the losses necessarily were shifted on to the miners This is the rule in all occupations in times of distress There may not be much comfort to them in this reflection but it is the truth as everybody knows Though time miners whose wages arc low even in normal times feel the cuts in compensation more than do some other sorts of lab orers yet in some degree at least the same kind of an affliction has come to the majority of men employers as well as employed While public sympathy will be with the strikers so long as they refrain from violating the laws the folly of starting a labor contest at this period can not be too strongly condemned Just at the time when the tariff bill was about to go on time statute book when adequate revenue would be furnished to the government and adequate pro tection would be provided for all industries confidence was fully restored and when an era of trade activity and prosperity such as the country had not known in a dozen years was about to open this labor conflict is precipitated to disturb all business calculations to clog the wheels of industry and to postpone the solid and permanent trade expansion which was in sight The lessons of the disaster which came to the strikers in the labor contests of the past score of years ought to teach the miners wisdom The result of the rail road workers folly of 1877 of time Missouri Pacific madness of 1886 and of the Debs crime of 1894 should teach labor societies the fatuity of precipitating a struggle in times when as now the chances arc overwhelmingly against them Beneath Notice CourierJournal- A Kentucky silverite organ with characteristic silverite elegance thus addresses the gold Democrats of the State True Democrats indeed Why you are beneath the notice of a mangy nigger and not entitled to half the respect Whereupon the aforesaid organ proceeds to notice the true Democrats at length As Usual Hanson Exchange Madisonvillc does not celebrate the 4th It is not that her citizens are devoid of patriotism but they are not in the habit of doing such things and leave it all to progressive citimlike Hanson and Earl ingtpn c HelpIs needed by poor tired mothers over worked and burdened with care debUt tated and run down because of poor thin and Impoverished blood Help la needed by the nervous sufferer tbo men and women tortured with rheumatism neu ralgia dyspepsia scrofula catarrh Help Comes Quickly When Hoods BaraparlUa begins to on rich purify and vitalize the blood and sends it in a healing nourishing invig orating stream to tbo nerves muscles and ot the body Hoods Barsaparllln builds up tho weak end broken down eye torn and cures nil blood diseases because HoodSarsaparilla Istho One True Wood Purifier All druggists ItPrepared only by 01 Hood ft Co Lowell MMN- talcoHood RESULT UNCERTAIN Many Coal Miners at Work and the Strike Ordered May Pall Flat WEST VIRGINIA WILL XOT STRIKE About OneThird of theMlnes in the Pittsburgh District in Operation Pittsburgh Pa July 6TIme strike order of the National Executive Board of the United Mine- Workers of America was obeyed by from 10000 to 15000 of time 21000 miners in the Pittsburgh district today The great struggle is now on in earnest and the developments of the next few days will determine the success or fail ure of the fight for a uniform mining rate Pittsburgh is the pivotal point in the five States engaged in the contest and the success of the local officials in their efforts to secure a general suspension in this district will have an important bearing on the outcome of time movement While it is estimated that at least twothirds of the miners have thrown down their picks enough men are still at work to seriously impair the chance unless they can ultimately be brought out This President Dolan confidently claims can be done The operators on the other hand arc in no wise his concerted and assert that the strike can not succeed In Vest Virginia the miners have been slow in responding to the strike order A dispatch to night says that a general strike in the State is not probable The theft UIC UUt ulganinoUj nnU tlyarc inclined to regard the strike elsewhere as favorable to their chances for securing plenty of work at good prices while it is pending Great pressure is being brought to bear upon them by the United Mine Workers officials to join the strike but so far without successNo Strike In West Virginia Wheeling W Va July gThec- oal miners strike in this region began this morning and the re suits are discouraging All the Cleveland Lbrain and Wheeling miners and half the men along the Baltimore and Ohio at Fairmont Monongah Grafton along the Virginia Central and Pittsburgh railroad along the Norfolk and Western in the Kanawha and New River valleys along the Chesapeake and Ohio and Kanawha and Michigan railroads have paid no attention to the strike order Half the Wheeling and Lake Etie miners arc working but there is hope that they may qmts Time strike it is said is in danger of failing without West Virginia for it can supply nearly all demands West Virginia broke time last na tional strike and it may break this one Ratchford II Optimistic Columbus 0 July 6Presi dent Ratchford of the United Mine Workers is greatly pleased withthe progress of the present strike and regards the as Exceedingly bright TIc Pittsburgh district is the only otic that a report has yet been received from at the national headquarters in this city Largo Coal Supply Columbus 0 July 7MrABr- enholz who manages the home office for the General Hocking Coal Company says there Is at least 150000 tons of coal in stor age in the Northwest He esti mates that this will supply all de mands for at least four months no matter how general the miners strike becomes There is considerable coal on the Ohio docks ready for shipment by lake but this coal will not be sent West It will be held for the purpose of supplying transient trade With respect to a supply for the railroads it is estimated that the different companies have enough coaf on hand to last them about six weeks Slxtytwu Idle Mtnu Pittsburgh Pa July 7Ac cording to estimates o the miners officials sixtytwo railroad mines are idle and twentysix arc still in operation They reported that in a number of dascs they had heard no news from certain mines and take it for granted in manycases that they are in operation To Eqrllngton r Hanson Exchange Prof E B Bourland who taught so acceptably in the Han son school last year has accepted a position in theEarlingtori school for tho ensuing session of nine months It Earlington car be satisfied by a perfect BCHtlpinart in tho school room and butif it satisfaction will now be theirs tj e REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Uepresedtlllvc- CHARLES n EDWARDS For County Judgr J V POOLE For County Clot k T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVIDHUOWNING For Superintendent of Schools L CL NANCE 1or Assessor AV 11 BRYANT For Jailer J J CURRY WEBSTER C 1 I NEWS The Hum of the Wheat Thresher is Heard in the Land I GOOD CHOIS AND IIUIISTIXG HAHXS Sme Compliments The lice and How It is Ifccelvcd In Webster C WEBSTER COUNTY UnaRTWINr Conduetctlby UAVinllRawMiMO DIXON Kv J 0DiXON Tbelmm of the wheat thresher is heard in the land There is about So per cent of a tobacco crop in this county The plentiful showers and the warm weather is making all crops look fine Esq Hearin of Shelton was in town last week and although ho is a silverile said TUB DEn was the best local paper be received Esq Baker of Lismin was in town last week Geo Hearin of Ulackford spent Friday in townMr and Mrs Silas Chamberlain of OnIon were here last Thursday Wayne Hammock Marshal of Providence was here last week bo brought with him three lawbreakers who will board with T S Page for some lime Geo Sparks of the Mj Lebanon country was hero last Friday- J L Rice of Providence was in town one day last week- S Hicks principal of the Dixon High School moved to this place last Thursday He occupies the Rice property Mrs Ilenton Manzy spent several days visiting in the Lisman country last week Frank llakcr of Ltsman spent Sunday hereMessrs James Armstrong and W D Mooney of the VanclersbnrR country were intown aaturaay tnoy report line croiw III their community Mrs U F Price and granddaughter Bernice Booth were hero last week Will Stone anti Miss Polly Stone of the Carla country came to town last Friday and were united in marriage by J udge L 0 HallW Baker and family of the Providence country visited at Dr Rices Sun- t1ay Mr and Mrs Ed Bryant of the country spent Sunday at Dr C II Smiths Rev Ligon filled hit appointment Satur day and Sunday ai time Christian church I Messrs Phillip and Brill wont in Evan vilie last Sunday 1 M llakcr and wife visited the family I of lr Coshy in tho country Saturday and Sunday W T Doris and family of near Provi dence visited here Sunday John Bailey R C Duncan ami 13 J Hunter of the Dixon base ball team went to DeKoven Saturday to assist the De Koven boys in a game with the Sturgis nine Dane Moore and Miss Kato Hunt Jesse Holloman and Miss Sallie Marshall of Clay attended church Sunday night at this place Jas Clay a young attorney of Hender MondayI Doris d court hero Monday Last Monday was quarterly court and a large crowd attended court coming from all parts of the county A longer docket than usual which will take about three days to completeaA young man of Sebreo was drowned in Green River near that town last Sunday while out bathing His name was Smith and was formerly from Providence where his body was carried for interment Mon dayThe Populist editor of the Sebree Herald conttnally grumbles and frets about The Foot frof a Fly says an eminent English doctor will carry enough poison to infect a house hold In summertime more especially disease germs fill the air multi tudes are infected fall ill die J multi tudes escape These messengers of mischief do not exist for millions Why not 1 Because they are healthyand strong protected as a Is against gun shot It in the weak the wasted the thinbloodedwho fall J those who have no resistive power so that a sudden cough or cold develops into graver disease We hear pf catching disease Why not catch health I We can do it by always maintaining our healthy weight WUof Codliver Oil Is condensed nourish meat food for the building up of the tem to resist the attacks of disease It should be taken in reasonable doses ill summer long by all those whose weight is below the standard of health Ifyou lire losing ground try a bottle I slow For sa3 by alt 4r t 4 gg LJ limo presence of so many USES In this omity ami makes special reference occasionally to one he dominates the King USE and at tIme same time pretends that Tin Bass are not at all In his way If they are young and harmless why fret fume and fipht at them Would sug gest that the best way to Ret along with them is to let tbcm alone and make no kick For they are here in large numbers and have como to stay and are increasing it a rapid rate and as to his kind referecco 10 the King BEE we are RInd to note he feels so much interest in him as to pro pose to take especial caro and get 4iim a berth next November and with thanks would remind him that tho ICing BBS is able to take care of himself and with the aid of whole swarm expect to secure winter quarters without asking tho help of one who has yet been unable to secure a Rood berth for himselfLISMAN Sunday was too hot for our people to come to Sunday School Those who put up Ice last winter are now enjoying the fruits of their labor Strange nil do not strive harder njler the comforts of life Dr Rice came down Sunday Mrs Ella Rice ISllle sick Prof S E Duncan secured the school in Ibo Lismnn district Ross Locket came over Sunday to ttt his girl Mark Manna pulled for parts unknown recently Frank Baker is on tIme sick list D V Baker went to Dixon Monday Waller McGaw came over Sunday to see Ins bet girl Tobaccr worms promise to be as plenti fut this ycir as last Mrs Fannie Baker visited at Nebo and Carlington last week Why doe not some good Republican apply for the post office at this place It pays about SJo per year JonnJenkins went to Providence Satur dayC E Rice and wife visited in Shlloh last week Charley Commandery and mba Nichols do not aim to stay in the bottoms all sum mer Chas Watson of Sullivan was In town SundayIt too hot for the threshers I suppose as none have started in this neighborhood yet OBSERVER POOlE Miss Clara Sparks of Merom Ind N visiting her sister Mrs Dr Hone Site will extend her visit until fall There have been several deaths in the surrounding country of late The infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Sutton was buried in our cemetery on the 30th nil and the infant of Mr and Mrs Green Os born on the 411 inst Mrs John Overftcld died last week very suddenly Mrs Vaughn of Dixon visited her aunt of this place last week The quarterly meeting of the Methodist church was held here Saturday and Sun thy Rev Elgin presiding Prof Poole and several other of our citizens have been wrestling with tho chills lEls hot weather Mrs j W Stephens has been sick for a week or two but is better now Rnfe Stephens one of the players at base ball game Saturday was taken yery sick and not be taken home until Monday His condition was at first considered very serious Wo H3VOS boy 18 years nrml Vaturdny who walgbs 270 pounds The bum of the thrasher is now heard on all sides and tho farmers are well pleased with both yield and quality The Poole nine crossed bats with the Uoxville boys Saturday and defeated them The score was 34 to iC Mr G W Timmonsformerly of Onion has been engaged to teac the public school at this place Lill Poote says his new thrasher is a daisyJames II Stevens of the Hubbard country was down Sunday with his sick trotter IIAR1N Is the weather warm enough for you Drummers galprn in our town Saturday afternoonMessrs Ih F Hunter K C Duncan and John G Bailey of Dixon passed through last Saturday morning on their way Dekoven to enjoy the Fourth 3 of July celebrations and festivities at that place Rev Hums filled his regular appoint ments at this place Saturday and Sunday to a fairsized and attentive audience Mr Joseph Mitchell of near here has a little boy very low with meningitis Mr McClannaban a very agreeable gentleman of Hcnderton is with us for two or three weeks assisting Mr G W Hearin in prizing bis purchase of tobacco Mr J U Hlackwell one of our worthy young men of this community has pur chased a new guitar from which Jhe says be wishes to learn to extract the oweet strains of melody About twenty young ladies and gentle men from the Wagganer and Ashland neigbborhoodsr3ssed through last Sulphur Springs Union county to while away the long sultry hours of the day in drinking the staleegRflavored water which issues from those fountains Let us have a nlce level shady yard and itfenced around our schoolhouse hero With but little labor and expense it can bo done Now let our zeal for education bur love for the true and beautiful and our In Iciest in the welfare of the boys and girls of this neighborhood and in theupbuilding of citizenship in generally prompt us to action along ibis line Last winter we heard a gentleman state that under the Cleveland administration we bad nothing but and drouths now we bear men almost every day using sentences like these Tbo biggest black berry crop I ever saw I have never sjjen wheat as good in my life A flue prospect for a corn crop My meadow Lath grass and clover is better than it has been for years Truly it does seem like the Lord always smiles on us when we place the Govern ment in the bands of the G O P Youll find it in the Sebree Herald br Ihe Providence Record one or the other or bothJooS or 1013 one or ibe other or both also Success to TUB BBS TAT SLAUGHTERS VILLE Hot yes and still heating The 4tb has passed and no one here knew it- Rev J C Brandon filled bis regular appointment ul the Methodist Church Sunday night Miss Dora Cosby of Dixop visited Friends here this week Robert Jatkson 6f Dixon was in the city Tuesday Mrs John Cox and daughter Miss Vir Rio of Nebo visited Mrs James W Jones last Saturday and Sunday Jim Boston and family of Maldon Mp ire here visiting relatives James s byof Hanson Was here Tuesday trying to buy a milch cow Dr Will of Vandersbure has lo cated here to practice his profession Wo are glad to say that he has been recant nended to us as the leading doctor of VD1J1milllrgvhlte here We wetcorae you Doctor because we are glad In have such people with us Letu3 all pray fcc cooler days and rights K r MUST KEEP BUSY I J 49 r ei And in order to do so we arc making genu t8 inc Hard Time Prices on all classes of j I Jl Merchandise Money buys everything we it handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For jtf J tunately for us as well as our patrons 1we g W never go to market without the very power jP oC t4I ful cash We know we buyt41j I 4c Dry Goods Shoes Notions g 9 Gents and ladies Underwear and Hosiery g 1 Gents White and Colored Shirts g 4 9 4 f HATS AND CLOTHING tt JJ At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus tt 41 tomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar where you can get the largest returns Ours fi is the v- IBISHDP tJt QITMADISONiILLE KY II YOUR MONEY PACK IF YOU WANT IT tt i r i d I NEW ENTERPRISEOMav STOVESOVIIR DAILP 200000 =nIAOno They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Warkinen Wbo ore Baalatncd by the products of Southern Kanncra They last lougct and make snore homea Itappy than any other Store oil earth 1lro backs guaranteed for15 years IIvnul ntiIt1 dne not hatortirt them VPIT13 POD IATALbMHIE Phillips Buttorff MfgjCo NASHVILLE TENN MoJoUroCTl or COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels Lad Orntfi Hollowware Tinware Etc MMjntw China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery r WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE U Everything necessary HIM convenient for tho Kitchen lIming Room Laundry nml Dairy I BICYCLES II A SPECIALTY L i f1 I J c n =r 1 AA L jllTtlEin the Quality and time amount of light produced t by an old fashioned TALLOW DIJ OOoJi and an INCANDESCENT BUM lis not more marked than is the difference in appear talice hi style and quality of the Wearing tApparel made b- yMBORNCO Jim ZT THE HEAT CHICAM JHRCHAKT TAHMI k t = V and the work of the mass of Tailors IIIYV 1ol The Suite and OvarnoaU of the former oreI II c ino production of Tailoring Arts Wo Guarantee to lit ann plennn you nnd cove you mnnaiv 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to Detect from IAT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORES WALKER TWYMAN ItI J J j4JS Main Street West of Railroad t SftRblNGTON KY J0A complete Stockof ij Stov sCastingsf 1ARepairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality1 and pries dirt cheap r I WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make ourv Funeral Equip rncntthebcstin this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST A w i t t ItI A IIANP30MB THE liMfiwit9lijviiiu 1 S 13 r LOUHyiLLE KENTUCKY j 2n CbIllIlIW1 mlioPmomorf1nggoxar I nEPlHOSMfUtANO 1GItiPNAhSHlV IreflhbuWed 1dcI9onrII Orbtfiidffi in twrnffii Umtaiu R Very r J i- w ci r L Lh ee wjhbustjIDC rll1 Li III ru jjlVll l 1tiJJi1 r RUcctlvB May 30 1897 inuIH GIvChlulto rec19ebeo pmM1 multh IfI Lv OflIIaiIicinvlIIe 011JvLv Notlonvlll 4111 m PDllm geArOullllloIv Bi p m pm OJIBI- Boj lr NuhvUhl p m tow p m 840 a in hinNopoLvLv llopklnttillo g4t a m 01811 m 933 p m ncLvLv e Birllncton 1033 am nit ft m 1031 p iTt Lv Mcll oivllle 104 Oum 1138 am ttt6pmdaLv hanson 1037 nm 1131 am 1 cllJv1 Lv llenderton 1144 a in 1133 P m ttio a in I Ar Krantvllla iiiopm 113 p m 1140 a Iii Ar Si Louli 731 pm 720 a in At Chicago 817 pm a in Noall and 91 WIll Hop al MiJItonvlllo aht Springfield 10 like on let oft pit enicr to from Chicago apdrohM north of Kvantvllle ft II hiIraoviomcc AUoUUODAlIOIIe DAILY KCtrr IVMDAT its a th LylrovlnceAr 733 pm- T6 oamLvtleboAr upmCI63S a ni LvManltouAr C 710 am LvMadltonvllUAr 605110thiii Ar ItarllnnlonLvp 7iaIsILvIatlIngOflAt 33opm Sosaui Iv 31 J pro Ct19ILllInlOa Ar 434 pm Ar 417 Im a m Lv Sctreo Ar 4 iopm gQamIvlleQdellon Ar 310 pin lojoam Ar Lv 743 pm W W ETIIRIDGK Agent fjF f TIMETABLE C R R Effective May G 1697 1 NORTH fOUND v INotot iNo 104 No nabefV lewOiIah gooam J j Ivf Mempbll 7jaam IIISPDIPILv Fullon toopin Ifrl LvPaducab ss P m 1113 am 800 a m Lv Princeton 440in 1411 am 9378 tOlucLv Nononvliln 339 pm 331 a to zoo a Lv Central CHf 630 pm 41 a in 1113 pm 4 Ar Lonlvrllla 103 pm Ito a to 313 p in 0 Ar Clntnn il 641 am iijjam SOUTH fOUND Ho tot No 103 No tit Iv Clnclnnnl iiropm ijiptn Lv14 uliville 130 a iu 705Pfl 840 am Lv C atral City 8ij a ro 1049 p m iSS Pin Lv Notion III 911 a m ni p In E4 pin IT Princeton 10 u a m szt6 a m 4x13 P In- I C Lvladuub1IJOpla 137 am 613 pro L lVIZIIOO135pm 330 ara Soopm At emp 703 p m 710 a inthAr NtwUllcani tioam 7OO a All UaID rain iltllr Nit 103 and 104 are solid usILtCart lwen sot anJ 103 lw run tollJ between Cincinnati and New Oflean cartrln Pullman Uuttel Sleeptri Diiccl eennrclloni made ai all junction points i A II HANSON G I and T A 0 Ear1inotj4FaniflSin4 1 N cii Noteq Personal PflrarjiapliD ani I Other Doings at llama Worthy t01 Si cclal Mention dIc Hallic Baker of Paducah is visit S tug relatives hero this weeke There wasnt anv buttermilk in ft it this time but W F Anderson 5flald it could be had it necessary 4 Miss Garah Wootcn of Madi 13 sonvtllc who has been the guest ofMis3 Inez Dean returned home yeMerdayBThere wer several Jadies in EarlinBtdri l Saturday who Jot r enough of horseback riding for ti Ionce in their lives t t Charlie Cowclls particular i brand ol lemonade somewhat i Strengthened flowed like water f Saturday at 5 cents a glass L i Tio Henderson ball team will c I t play Madisonvillo at the latter n i place next Tuesday It will be is last ball If you havent seen a Ito iamo this year go anti see this one ncct Tuesdayi S m foSis accompanied by their visitors Misses Annie and Edna Moore of a I Henderson and Mr Nat Welzcl and wife of St Louis attended the Centennial several days this week 4L t Mr O L Cambrel state agent fur the Chamberlain Medicine Co M i uf Des Moines Iowa one of TilE D t j I3lFs advertisers was hero yes f iierilajr sold a nico bill and re jitwcd contract with TJIK BEt for I dIsc coming year Geo W Robinson has in f agajiS jgone elsewhere to work itraio as carpenter this time to JEvansville Only recently he o f 1 spent weeks at work on the c mc Centennial buildings11 Ce6seo is ono of those wor k m- entvhoarc d not often idle i nE T- p Prof J E Kemp and family d Barncsvillc Gaare with rela JA Ti lives here spending the vacation 4 11 The the past two J lI years has been teaching in IhoGor 1l Institlitd iff that plajceand will if r reTatn Iiischair in that school dur jag the coming year- siG f Mr Phillips the courteous rep s rcscntativc of E E Sutherland Medicine Co of Paducah called 3onTilE fin Jast Friday and re newe contract for advertising that 1 companys medicines in TilE II It for another year TUB BEES ad J I vertisers always renew HYATT CAPTURED Taken In KansasClty While in n Turkish Batir Room 4 NO FAKE ABOUT IT THIS Tli IEI 7 EarllDgtons City Marshal lbs a Irite Telefiram confirming the News Kansas City Mo July 7 eorge Hall a young map are sted Saturday by Detective Mc- niny in a Turkish bath room on ain street has been identified at a t3 of tho train robbers who oncS ht three months ago lucid e Louisville Nashville passe r train near Calera Alannd bbed the Southern Express Company of 3000 Chief Vat s when appointed head of the lice department was workii the express robbery and had a rfect description of Hall Und an her of the robbers Hall has a rlc scar near the point of lust in which led to his identity Mall will he held here until au officer can be sent for him Arc ward of 300 is offered for Ills capture Toright the prisoner admitted I s complicity in the Calcra rob ry and told the pal ice that blame I was Gus Hyatt though hit refused to tell where he came from hief of Police Vallins slates that t3 prisoners accomplice in the obbcry probably will be arrested within 48 hours City Marshal John T Barnett I arlington received a private telegram yesterday evening confirming the above dispatch and the news is undoubtedly straight Hyatt is now being conveyed from Kansas City to Alabama and will placed in position to meet the itinishmcnt ho deserves for lift numerous crimes The rejoicin re over this capture is universal Wedding1 Announcement TilE BEE has the pleasure of an louncing the coming marriage or lissChristina DeVyldcr tp Prof G Pfitcnhaufr on next Tuesday norning at about 830 oclock atI e Catholic church of the Immacu lale Conception Mjss DeVyldc an attractive laughter of Mr J DcVylderol tins place Prof 9fatcnhaucr has been a citizen 0 ta Arlitigton for some months antI has won the good will and respect of many of the citizens o i arhingtonsincc he made his home3 our midst He is a teacher Indent anti composer of music S has two military bands under kin here an employee in the L N Railroad shops at this place The couple will leave for a wed trip on the north bound Chi ago train Tuesday morning THE BEE wishes them the great st happiness Our New Postmaster Mr Charles G Robinson haS been appointed postmaster Earl igton and will take charge aS soon as he receives his conimissio r1 and qualifies The new office will in the front end of Robinsoi Iros1 general store on West Maui street and everybody will ho most courteous and kind atten Lionhis efficient deputy Miss Lillie Robinson sister of tho appointee will be deputy postmaster A Live Tarantula The Fourth of July K of P aIas whicifthey had bought to sat fy the appetites of the multitude is a fine specimen of the big pitter and has been viewed by any persons who have never be ire seen one of its kind Its cage a fruit jar with a perforated top tid a tied of fresh grass DiedIMr Lowrey Baugh a farmer living near Earlington died yes 1erdysome weeks Ho was a brother r Ross Baiigh and Mrs J R can of Earlington His wile survives him Doctor Chatten Dr E A Cbattcn who has been Evansville at the infirmary fcIrIy some days awaiting an operation for appendicitis suffered bat icration Tuesday and at last ac unts was reported doing nicely The doctor has suffered greatly uring this iIIne5 Mrs Chatte- s n still with him mEvansvillc fhOU8auds Celebrate With thankfulness their restoration w health by the usa of Hoods Siraiparilla Think of ha Vast army who have been cured by the medicine Men women and children who ha ufferctj the consequences of impure blood who havo been the victims of scrofula ores1 eruptions dyspepsia nervousness sleeplessness They have tried other Aiedjcines as have failed to obtain relief They tried Uoods SarsaparilU and it did them good They persevered in Its uso and Ii accom EIpllshed permanent cures Do you wond praisa it and recommend it you 1 p 4 11ITi tS- iI O + lStSla- aAiS UTELY C U RAIITELD 10 tue nlfo IIiftt ay rtpClrIntrMSMeare 1M Joltal Laza 14 IIkIM free UtmI O nq1 tD S rt J S Q 0 0 Q 2CTu L 1 IM WE CELEBRATED Another Big Fourth bf July Plc nlc to Eorilngtons Credit IOUR PEOPLE KNOW now v t And Never Forget to Property Commemorate the Coun trys independence The glorious Fourth was celebrated in Earllngton this year as it has been celebrated in all the past years in a hearty manner by multitude of people The Knights of Pythias have for some years past practically appropriated the Fourth of July in Earl ington and the big picnics they give have become famous for miles around The story oi the beautiful picnic grounds at Lakeside Park Loch Mary and the equally beautiful surroundings has become so well grounded in the minds ofI the people within hearing and the magnitude and success of the picnics given there arc so well known that the many people who enjoy a picnic are sure always to attend these celebrations Dr Agnew and some twenty other Sir Knights came from Sebrce in a special car on a through height and brought the Sebee Cornet Band with them Many visiting knights were lucre from Madisouvillo and elsewhere and the trains and many vehicles brought hundreds of people to and fro all day long Guaged by the business done by the livery men hauling passengers back and forth it was one of the largest picnics ever held in Earlington and that is saying a great deal The amount oi water lemonade watermelons ice cream and other things to cool the heated blood that was consumed was enormous A man was kept busy at the pump all day long filling tubs and buckets from which the thirsty quenched thcjr thirst wjth pure cool water and the boys in the refrcshmc stands were very busy all the time A neat sum was cleared Three brass bands were abroad that day the Scbrcc Cornet Band the Earlington Cornet Band and the Earlington Colored Band the latter making music for the colored picnic that is always lucid in Alex anders Park on the 4th The Se bree ba id deserves special mention for their excellent work and untir ing effort in furnishing good patriotic music for the occasion Our own boys of the Earlington band did their work heartily and also showed considerable progress A procession of Sir Knights afoot and eighteen ladies horseback ac comp nietl by two brass bands marched to the park upon the arrival of the tram from Sebrce lied a Severe Attack Having a severe attack of rheumatism and malarial fever and not receiving benefit from medicines prescribed I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla I was very weak at that time Alter taking three bottles I was relieved and at the end ot three months I was curedIAWES A MLLE jrtinJy Ky Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on ibm liver and bowels Cure sick headache eMr Mart Whitforof St Louis spent several days with parents here Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic ntipcrlodic and febrifuge It breaks the chili and prevents its return strengthening the patient and gives healthy lone ant vigor without regard to diet PJeasant to- take Price Sac Warrantejl at drug stoic Miss Eppic Ashby of Slaugh IS visiting the family of Mr Marion Sisko t Fvenbody SIS7C 4 CascnroUt Camlv Cathartic tho nll lIt won doFful medical or tho ago ant and refreshing to the Jsto net rclltly and positively on and bowels cleansing entiro system colds cure headache fever conrtlpntlo and biliousness Plcnuo buy and n box of UCUUHlayIO 21 W ccnta Uuldnn guarnntood to cure by t drng1sts- Miss Edna Livingston of Hallo son is visiting the family of Dr iooch Something to Know- It may be worth something lo know tin t- tbll very best medicine for restoring tbo tired out nervous system lo a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters This medicine is pure vegetable acts by giving tone to list nervo centers In the stomach gently slim lates the Liver antI Kidneys and aid these organs in throwing off impurities li the blood Electric Ulllers improves Ihe ipelite aids digestion ant is pronouncei by those who have tried it as the very best t blood purifier and nerve tonic Try it Soldfor snc or JiooalSl Bernard Drug Storo Ed Phillips of Bawling Green tS visiting his parents here tins weelc s Reasons Why Chamberlains Cell eCholra and Dlarrljcca Remedy y Is fleet i Because it affords almost instant rob lIe f in case ofptlnlnlho stomach c dRnd cholera mot bus i Because it is the only remedy 1113t never falls in the most severe casss of dysentery and diarrhoea erJ Because Ills the only remedy thaI 10wlllcura chronic diarrhoea 4 Because it is the only remedy ha- will it prevent bilious colic 4 Because it is the oIy remedy tha will cure epidemical dysentery 6 Because It Is the only remedy that can aiwas bo depended npan in cases of cbol- Jlra Infanlum 7 Because it in the most prompt and 1110s1 reliable medicine lab ma for bowel complaints 8 Because it prodacns nJ bad retulh- g Because it is pleasant and safe toUke ip Beciuse It his sved the lives 01 more pPCpiO than any other meillcinn ii I tblweSrlI The iSaad 510 ilzoi for sale SkDer- nardI mu Store E rlinRtoUDea T Job Charles Inson Mortons Glp Qiorie King St is- c u OVERHEATED A St Louis Woman lnroute Home Leaves the Train at Barnsley Mrs Bent of St Louu Mo was a passenger on theL yctcrdayjnornfngtriveHn to St Louis Ihetr stopped at Barncsley two miles south of this place she jumped off leaving all her baggage in tile coachand was left there Mr Nathan Priest marshal of Barnesley took charge of her and brought her here where Masttu of Trains M Dcvncy arranged toisend her on to St Louis by i fast train last night It is supposed that Mrs Bent was tempo rarily unbalanced by the intense heat 9ioo Reward lI roo 0 The readers ot this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been ablo lo curo tin all its stages and that Is Catarrh flailc Catarrh Cure is tho only positive euro now known lo the medical fraternity Catarrli being a constitutional disease requires n constitutional treatment Halls tatarrls Cure Is is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucoussurfaces of thu system thereby destroying lha roundallOn of the disease and giving the patient itrenfilh by building up the conSillulion and assisting nature in doing its wurle The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they oOer one hun died dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Ad dress F J CHENEY CO Toledo Sold by Druggists 750a Halls family Pills ara the best Jesse Coffman of Bremen spent a few days here last week Ihwl Titl trcul 1111101IOIL nut IJrr Aw arITo quit ttibutcu fiUy unit turuvor be 111111I eerie lull of lila iicrro Und vigor tuko oTo UIe tho vronacrWdtkcr that rwiUot weak men trone AH iiruggista SOc or II Curs irtloran teed Booklet nna Minplo tree IlrlJIl terllnz Hernoily Co Chicago or Now YorkI Mrs Ida E Walker is visiting her daughter in Mississippi You may hunt the world ovrr andI you will not find another medicine equaJ to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlar rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints It Is pleasant safn and reliable For vile by- SI Bernard Drug Store Earlington Den T fioliinson Mortons Gap George ling St Charles 5 Four arrests have been made at New York in connection uith the qunterfeitirig of Costa Rica notes The Woman Friend a I know from my own experience thai- for ladles of a constipated habit there is Billing lo supply time place of German Liver Powder Mrs JP Meneness Springfield Ohio- I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles at would not be wltboutitMlSs Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint I had relief before I had taken one bottle It did me more good than all med phystciansMrsJohn The Christian Endeavor Convention at San Francisco promises to- be the greatest in the history of- the organization Lau summer one of our grandchildren was sick with a severe bowellroublc say- Mrs i E G Gregory of Frederickstowi Mo Our doctors remedies had Jailed then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which gave very speedy relief For site by St Bernard Drug Store Eirllngton lien T Rabinsoi orlohs Gap George King SI Charles Dave Bray and Charles Batest- hic suspected murderers of James Travis the exConfederate soldier were arrested in Chicagoand Chit Clack started for Nashville will them yesterday S tberands Eagle Eye Salve cures sore- eyes at yes and granulated lids It strengthens weak eyes in both old and young It- allays all Information It gives pleasant feeling about the eyes and makes the vision clear and distinct For sale by St- Uernnd Drug Store Darlington Georg ICing Si Charles George Dinnings case will not be appealed and he has donnei the stripes at Eddyville The Grandest Remedy Mr K Greeve merchant otChilhuwie Va certifies that he hall comuiuplionwi i given up to dlllJ sought all muJicil treat me nt that money could procure triej all- cough remedies he could hear of but go no relief spam m ny nights sitting ul ta a chair was induced to try a baum o I Dr Kings New Discovery and wat dire I by use of twJ bo1 1 IMS pur put breo year- has s been attending to business and say Dt Kinus NeW Discovery Is the grandas remedy ever made us it has dope so mod I fur hfm and also for others in his com- munlly Dr KingVi New Discovery is- gllaranlecd for Coughs Colds and Con- sumptlon It dont tall Trial bOlllcs- free at St Bernard Drug Store Elks are overrunning Minneap- ohs the Grand Lodgo asscmblinj Tuesday Reports sh9W the orde in good shape It may not ba right to judge a man by thq way be Isdresscd nevertheless that i5 Jhe way and about the only wayf the worli gauges the individual Such institution liS M Born Cotbe Great Cblcag Merchanl Tailors are responsible to a- large degree for the high character of Ihe- 13ilorlnc art in America today The National Democratic Clubs in and- around Washington celebrated the Fourlh- wllh a big rally ItToCurca Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails 110 Cure 350 For sale by St Dernard- Drug Store Earlinglon Ky 5 Notice All parieshavigcaim against the firm of Walker Twyman will pleaSe present them to me Ge- ttement All indebted to the finn- aro earnestly requested to call md- scHlent once 1 am very anxious t speedily wind up the business of the firm 1 W TWYMAK ASSASSINA TED Cyprian TrouHIusisiiot at Ills Home NcarNcbojridnday c NIght OWNED A COUNTRY COIsLMINE tHead Almost d Tarn Oft By lha1 Contents eta Double Barreled Shot GUn Cyprion Troiilltus a Fenchman who formerly lived near Earling ton was assassinated at his home about three miles southwest of Monday evening while eat iig his supper Nobody but his ifand two children were on tlc place when the deed was done Mrs Troullius says her husband was eating a late supper and had aboutTmishLil when the shooting occurred Ho was sitting vitht his back to an open window and it was through this window she says IiO contents of a shot gun was emptied into his head The back of his head was torn away Mrs Troullius says she was clearing away the supper dishes at the tune She loft the place immediately after the shooting occurred taking her I two children with her and went to tIme house of Her nearest neighbor logivc time alarm She says site does not know of anybody who had anything against her husband The remains were brought to Earl ington and interred in the cemetery Tuesday evening about dusk Cyprion Troullius was about fojrtyfive years of age His wife is thirtynine They have been mar ned seventeen years He formerly lived on and owned the R PO Kil lick farm just cast of Earlington and operated a country coal bank there Eight years ago he left here for the Nebo country His property there consisted of a farm ohS rip acres vhich it is said anly owed about 40 He also owned and operated there a country coal mine What Hoods SarsnparilU has dona for others it will do for yon Honls Sarsaj Ilia cures all blood diseases Dr A D James assumed life new duties Tuesday as United States Marshal for Kentucky A T Herd was appointed duel deputy If your cyesfed like sand were under thin lashes if they burn and your sight is indistinct Sutherlands Elgin Eye Smlvc will male them right It tins cured thoii ands of cases Of sorp eyrs and gMnuliliI lids of long standing It cures when oil ers fail It is harmless For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Goo ICing St Charles The Indiana Department of the G A R will petiti n Congress tc- set I aside the Vicksburg battle field as a national military park To Curo Cnn IIJ1Unn Iornvor Take Oiscarets CanUy Cathartic Ito or 2IA 1I cCo C fit to cure dinsrcfuml raunc The great strike now on among the mln en will cause a big loss to the railroads throughout the several States where Ihe picks have been laid down There is no e taking pill or purg lives to euro chills Dr Dells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them by itself It does more than that tooit gives you anew dress on the inside It tones you u- and makes you strong It makes you Ice- lsomIl3ccounl0Id on n guarantee For sale by St Bernard Drug Store The L II St L Company suf feted from the heavy rain in the vicinit p Louisville last week several miles 01- Irack being badly damaged liy high wTifti Bucklens Arnica Salvo Tho best Salvo in the world for Cult ruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fore Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and nil Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required It Is guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 230 per box Fur Sale brSI llernard Drug Sloro Klilrntn Voar llownln tVtlh finruroln Caiiily tllmrtlr cuiaconittlmtlon fororc tOe 20i It O O O tall druKKlsis rcluna mono 20Qoo acres 61 land has lately been par chased by a Kentucky firm by the name o- Mayo I Huston 50000 bsing the pur- chasa price Just think of coal and tim ber land being sold for the paltry sum o- twoanitone I half dollars per acre WoToIIao for firiy CVnts luarnntocd tobacco habit cure mnkCH weal nlonstrontrbiood pure tOo 1 All ilrurrlils 10 take men as they come and fit then correctly giving them almost an unlimilei variety of woolens from which 10 colec sumenlS are the principles that hayC characterized the success M Born Co- TilE GREAT CHICAGO MECHAN1 TAILORS Settlement of Estate All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of T 1- Walker deceased will please come forward and settle All those holding claims against the estate will please preset them properly proven AMANDA WALKEH Executrix HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass wit- urine and let it stand twenty tour hours n sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When IIrln- slalns linen Ills positive evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urjiv ate or pain in the back is also convmcini proof that the kidneys and tiltdJer are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowloil e so- oflen expressed that Dr Kilmers SwampR- OOI the great kidney remedy fulfills cvry- wish in relieving pain in tliebtck leldnut- liver bladder and every part of the urinary pa isaces Ji corrficts inability iq bold- IIrllle anltcaldiiig pain in rursinn it o- rbd effects follpwinj use of liijuor win- beer nt and ovcrcoinos that uni1 3Vuit lid- CtJIstlr of buinif compelled to Ret up m m- utimes V during time night to urinate IM- mild And extraordinary fffoct of Swanm- 11oot U soon realized It Eltnih itts tiuumu est fonts most wonderful cures of ilm most distresting cuer If you neejn inulicuir you Should have the best Sold liy drull- clSls price fifty cvhts rind onu dollar Fur a ample bottle and pamphlet both It1II- free mail mrtnlmn Titp Uita and ecnrl yoiirfull postolticea4dress to Dr Kilmer co BinRharaptoD NY The ropri- elorsqjbis paper guarantn4 the genuine Hc9 offer fr 1 N K P A Resolutions The commmittce on resolutions for the Kentucky Press Association reports the following WHEREAS The liberality of the railroads to the Kentucky Press Association has enabled time editors to assemble at small cost at points within or without the State annualhy either for business or pleasure Recognizing the fact that such meetings would be Impossible without suchcourtesies bo it resolved by the Kentucky Press Association i That the thanks of the Association are hereby tendered to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for its service in transporting the members of this Asso ciation from points on its lines to Middlcsboro and returning them from Nashville Tcnn to their homes and to the Southern railroad for the use of its cars and time transportation of the editors and families from Middlesboro to Chattanooga and to time Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis rail road for transporting the association from Chattanooga to Nash vi lie on a special train 2 That our thanks are hcrct returned to the New South Drev ng and Ice Co of Middlesbon for the elegant luncheon served this body and to the mayor and citizens of Middlesboro and the Middlcsboro Association for the entertainment of time Association during our stay in the beautiful city to the mayor of Knoxville and Press Club of that city for entertainment while there ajd the management of trio Tnnnesse Centennial for the courtesies and entertainments furnished this Association while on its grounds 3 That we recommend that every Kentuckun1 visfe the Tennes see Centennial at Nashville before it closes and view an exhibi tion that is ahead of anything the South has ever produced in archi lecture art and energy PAT McDONAID W B BREWER B J NEWLON G H PIKE E W WllITTEMORE Kentucky Fair Dates The following arc the dates for hoMing time Kentucky fairs this year so far as reported Lancaster July 162 days Versailles July 204 days Richmond July 274 days Danville Aug 34 days Lebanon Aug 303 days Lavrcnceburg Aug 74days Elizabcthtown Aug 74tIays Shelbyville Aug 244 days Shepherdsvillc Aug244 days Madisonvillc Aug 254 days Bardstown Aug 3J5 days Barboursvillc Sept 13 days Paducab Sept 74 days daysnowlingEminence Sept 84 days Ewlng September 84 days Winchester Sept f33 Uays Glasgow bcpt 154 days Hartford Sept 303 days Morganfield Oct 55 days Louisville Poultry Show Second Annual Exhibit January 10 189 5 days The Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Darlington will have a private pic fliC Park Loch Mary Saturdayweek July 17 TilE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices Subscribe for TUB lies DOWN IN Tim MINES It is no wonder that Ibm miner roost sat ers a teductibo of wages when than fact IS mado known lint cljlli astnally sold on the mulcet at a price fir bslowtlnt of production Sscretar PLitt formnrly in charga of the WoodjtocV Coui Compiny think it was bad policy to have placed tint corn pany in tha hand of Jt receiver and that thosa who wer fnstramcntal in doing so now regret said action aSecretary Anderson like mny other operators finds coal business very dull lii deed lie made a trip south Lust woos to solicit coal orders The miners in this count warn well reprMrtiiteJ nt the K of P picnic Ijni Saturday They always land then aid in making such gatherings a success The Urges purchase of coil lands ever made in this country was it in mitcd lately mid in the Jellieo mining regions of Kentucky and Tenneiies by nn lKII h syndicate Superintendent Silmin of the Crilitreo mines cama over hst Saturday to witness the parade given by timeICof P of this place on the occasion of their seventh an nual picnic Foreman Thos ifolinson of tIme Empire mines was down home list Sunday congratulating his son Charles on bis good fortune in securing the post office at this place Secretary Anderson of the Monarch Coil Company was among time large num ber whj visited Elrlington list Saturday lie is always on hand when the K of Ps celebrate Mr J B Atkinson president of the St Bernard Coal Company returned Sunday from another visit to the Georgia gold fields I The Hirnailay miners have been denied j their appall for a reiteration of tIn stand ant wages that is three cents par ba hel in winter wl to ant 1 luau cants duringI the summmnsr A meeting of the directors was called last week to consider ths ex isdiency of caoiplyinj with tho rcqaeit for a raise of wages and upon informaI lion given by the Sacretirf such a move was thought injurious to the Interest of both miner and operator at present LOCOMOTIVE LASTS Not for many years has time L Non the St Louis division experienced so much trouble bya washout as they did last Friday whfn a cloud burst between Hovvell and Mt Yemen Ind caused such an over ow or great rushof water as to In furo their track in such a manner as lo delay trains about twelve hours Tim travel was so heavy on the L St N the past week that it was with difficulty that thin company could accommodate those who desired lo spend the glorious fourth away from home Agent OBryan ot Henderson spent a few hours nt tho picnic last Saturday George is always A welcome visitor RIIhis family and returned homo Sunday Friends deeply sympathized with Walter pyforleft his pocket book at home but his credit Is toolAlthough rushed with b usiness Master of Trains Devney found a few minntns to spend at the picnic last Saturday The K of P members had the blues last Saturday when they learned that train No 39 was about three hours late but they saw at once that the railroad company was not in the least to blame when one of their passenger trains came In half a day behind time- Foreman L H n Urien was called to Evansville last Snnday on important bust neas in connection with church affairs Do You Use IfP Its the best thing for the hair under all circumstances Just as no man by taking thought can add an inch to his stature so no preparation can make hair The utmost that can be done is to pro mote conditions favorable to growth This is done by Ayers Hair Vigor It re moves dandruff cleanses the z scalp nourishes the soil in which the hair grows and just as it desert will blossom under rain so bald heads grow hair when the roots are nour- Ished But the roots must be there If you wish your hair to retain its normal color or if you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use Ayers Hair Vigor Agent Scudmore of Sebree Came down Nith the K P Uniform Rank last Satnr byand it is a fact that George mikes a tine military appearance Engineer Will Rowe is now beyond iloubl tha happiest man on the Henderson division being Ihsproad pips of bouncing twins a girl and bay The reports concerning the recent last runs oa the Lehigh Vallny roid h ving- been queslonedlbe road has issued a certified copy of the train sheets showing in detail the movement of the train Portions of time road were covered at a speed 01- 79J miles an hour and 11104330 miles between Sayre 3nll Alpine were run in thirty tlurea minutes John Trindle now ranks as the oldest man in time of service on the Vandalia lines He commenced as a section hand In 1852 after one year be was promoted to freight brakeman then lo freight conductor then to baggigemaster at Terre Haute then looj1 freight agent and for the last ivenleen years has run as a passenger conductor on the fastest train run on Ibe- roaLl and during his long service like Juhn Wise another veteran in the Vandal ia service tie Ins never ben reprimanded fur any cause 5 CROFTON v Mrs G M Bdrneit li vrjsIak this Week MrSo J OBowlingls very ill at present with typhoid fever Miss Effia Best of Clarksville is visit- lng friends at this place Miss Bertha Mann of Pembroke is visiting relatives here Miss Lnla Clark is very sick Rev Wright filled his regular appointment at the Christian Church Sunday Prof Armer closed his spring term of sehootlucro Thursday The picnic here the 3d went ofT nicely only one arrest was made Prof Armer moved to Dtwson Monday elcapealastlirview Louis Payne was fined flo and costs for drawing a knife on George Boxley here- tha 3rd gJJttV tb tQ ojCtgJTiMup- i cCOAkBLLSDOWII We DO11F FAIL TO USE lWfIlo 4- stu N- riNi V APMITY WRITE FOR THE BEST5TEAM COALON Tnt MA KCT END U A TrlAL c ORDEJtAMD YOU WILL USE HO rt C7LORDERSATlSFACTlOri CUARAHTEED u WORK OF THE CHURCH AI CONGREGATION LBEE SUNDAY SiiIOL I LESSON H THIRD QUAfITfl1lUTER sJATIONAL SErtlES JULY 11 I 1 Text of the Jjciian Act xrt 2tempry Verges S831 Golden Text Act xvl 31 Commentary 1 y tho nvlrStrum S3 And tho multitude rose up together ugnlnst them nnd tho magistrates rent ott their clothes nnd commanded to xt1 thcni11 So mlch for their Intcrferli Tvltlf tho god of tlila world tho prince ot tho power of tho nlr fur ThiUt tim dovll property la touchnl ho soon KgliLs to ror Our hOB taught ua that truo fellow ship with Him wilt surely brlnt tlio snli treatment thiit Ho ncelvwl John rv 18 BO Tho world tho Hush ntul tho devil nrb nil ilccldnlly ii nIiiKt Clod nnd If YQ nro for Gtxl wo mutit Lo npalnit thciiiiot all costa 9uAnd when they IbId Ink lIIony Etrlixs upon them they oFt tluiu IlltoI prison clmrnlnit tho jiilkr to kwp them Bafqly With no goutlx liund had they t ken off their clot hex nnd there vnuld kno loro nor gonDoiiera In this Ol1rHlnltI It meant ninny und hnivy strlport Upoti their bare backs It mount rent jwtln nod ranch of It Ixwldes tho luinilllutlon of Le Injj treated ns criminals when they were perfectly Innocent Paul afterward FplllkI Ing of It Fays Wo Were shamefully trwr cd nt Phlllppl I Tlics II 2 Cl Who having reeelveil such ft charge thrust them Into the Inner prliam ond nimltt their feet fast in tho tock Ne thor is then any tondorness In thlll tIInnA handling of them It I Injustice ammi cruelty throughout tho devil mint Ills fa lowers let looso upon tho children of Btrnngo mystery of iniquity which hnsI been causing the people of God to pufTc ever plnco eln cntcntl this world nnd 1110J crftl is tot yet If any ono cnn tell whyt God jicrnilttcd tho devil to tompt Eve WO will gladly listen If not wo wilt still bhove that God la love trust Him for grae to endure mcvkly all that OOIIIM and wllitI for the Iwrcnftcr when wo sluill CO And at midnight Paul and fllLi prayed nnd mnir pnilscs unto God and tho prlsoncrfl heard them Hew surely 1 tho victory of fnlth nnd olxillcnco Ui the word Ilojolco and bo exceeding Kind for grcnt Is your reward In heaven Moth v IS Tho Bnmo God who couli tho firo frpm burning Daniels friends conic soOth tho blee Ung bucks of Paul und SI1l11J and fill them and their dungeon with glory They did 110 praise becnuw of clr cumstancefl Inttln splto of circumstances Consider that mighty yet of Hub III 17 18 20 And suddenly there was a gren kn so thnt tho foundations of thi llthobonds were loosed Ono has mill that n1I olltorlprisoncldo to shako tlio ynolo necessary 27 Andtho It tho uwak Ing out of his slocp and seeing tho prlsoti doors open ho drew out his sword and would hnvo killed himself supposing that tho i rlsonut had boon lied It was SOlDOI thing now In his experience to have oners safe without bonds or bolts und billS ltsvoa natural Cor him to suppose that open doors nicrvnt escaped prisoners amt tt timEs were SO It meant death to him which ho purposed accomplishing by his own hand rather than thnt of oUrs 28 IJut Paul cried with n loud voice snylnff Do thyself no harm for wo ate IllIhero lloro Vafl l tot evil surely Jailer had not thought probably of engine their sufferIngs In tho lcmt flegrco bui Paul would have no harm como tp tho Jill cr It ho could prevent It This la Illn who prayed Father foralvo them for they know not what do Ilnvowi0Ithis spirit of forgiveness spot lovof- Sd Then 110 coiled for n light nnd sprang in and caino trembling nUll fell down before Paul and SUns How Ooa does turn tho tables Sco tho IDOl Ip Au thority bowing bcforo tbo apparently help less prisoners Ho pOW 6ftw I1 thcirt repro ecntatlvus of tho God wnp could do gucn wonders Oil shako tho cntth nndopen prison doors Was Is not worth while ty suffer iu they did thus to afford nn cwiwrtunlty for God to show Himself tJirouhthern and on their behalf Let us accept events ns opportunities for dud to show Himself in and through tin 80 And brought them out anti wild Sirs what must I do to bo savedf He docs not Rccm to lowe considered wlictbja this treatment of was J IbU r wrong In tho ccs of thoJnilto only seems to know tlt3T1s n sinful man haying spcoJQj taln6S with n great God vbow no IS not Prepared to meet nnd that V no boo better consider tho matter nt all costs and that very quickly Jl Atilt they said Dcllevp on tho Lord Jfcsus Christ nnd thoU halt bo saved nnd thy house Wlmt ft Blmplo messngq nnd how definite lie Is not told to stop doing wrong and try to do better to follow Christ and do Komcwhnt in llo did to glrc up his occupation anti go preaching with tho apostles Ho Is not even told to prny or read tho Scriptures but Just to do the ono only thing that n hclploKS sinner can do and that is to receive ns n gift tho Lord Jesus Christ John i 12 Horn ill 1Hi vl 23 Iv G Titus ill D 82IIAnti they spoke unto him tho word of tho Lord nod to that were In Ida house They were tho messengers of tho Lord of hosts and nlwnys ready to deliv er their message or rather Ills mcssago They would speak of Him who was foreor dallied befpro the foundation of tho world but had been recently manifested in tho flesh as tho Son of God nud only Havlour of sinners 83II And ho took them tho Homo hour cf tho night nnd washed their stripes and was baptized ho and nil his straightway Ilallcluinh what n Saviour Ho saves In stantly all who receive Him Ito saves them fully and freely by Ills own precious blood without any works of theirs and then begins nt oneo to worft In them tho good works which Ho has prepared Eph II 8 10 Wo do not know that tho jailer or any of isis household over hoard these tidings Ixfore and vet they believe as soon as they hiiir May God by Ills Spirit awaken Ills people to giro nil on cnrth tho privilege of hearing of Him Who till rccolvcth pinners 01 And when ho had brought thorn Into his house he set meat before them and rejoiced believing in God With rill his n luippy home what n glo rious cluuige and In EOEjiortn time A llttlp whllo before thy wore n houRvliold oni of Christ and therefore unsaved Jut now n hcjiiMliolj In Clirlrt nod therefore ML I saved It tho jailor halt Jclllwl hlmsejf V and died In his wins ho would have gone out Into eternal torment hut nOv ho has eternal life Why lit not all believers Joy tul mid ever niuly to pass oi tho good news of such a Buvlour and such n salva tion f Democratic Mass Meeting A meeting of the Democrats of this county who are opposed to the platform and doctrines of the Chicago convention of 1896 and the Frankfort convention of June 21897 and who are in favor of the Democratic party as set forth in the Indianapolis platform of will be held at the county scat Saturday July 10 1897 at two lc pm standard time lect delegates for the State Conj vention to be held at Louisville Wednesday July IJth 1897 to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals L D IlociiRRSMiTii Chmn ERNPST SPEED Socy i Tea rsiiiinB in South Carolina Is an DOit Celt as too xponslvc to bs ptofit bo by ihe grlcultural Department I f1 rr e1f CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Tuple 1or tho Wccli llrRlnnlng July U Comment by Her S II 1031- 0TorlcIniflvIdunl responsibility for tho conversion uf tho worH Horn Ix 18 x I 1315 A inlsxlonnry topic pmycr for tho In tcrnatlunil Christian Endeavor convention Tho individual to some extent toda is being lost in tim orgauiatioii It III ago of organization In tho church ro have societies nud organization without iinmbor In the Imllincr worM tlicro nro trusts syndicates combine tions trades nnd Inbor unions wltho- nninbcr Tho same thiiiR Is tTuQ of tho political socialmmd phUnutlirop world The danger of nil this is time tho iudividnnl may bo lost Right of amI with tho pnssiiiR away of tho iiulivi- nnl there uiny also pass away indlvi- ual rcfipoiiHibllity which would bo R serious onlnmity for nothing could roo tho loss of individual responsibility OrKiinlziition also cliniTiotcrizcs tl- inisHioniiry world Tho conversion of world is sought Inrgoly through rnifisiounry societies boards commitI toes mid bands This is necessary Ind- vidtmls must bo banded together in titlE work if it is to Lo effective end successful lint time danger to tho ludlI vidunl is tho saino hero ns in other spheres of life Wo should always ro member that our greatest rcspoueibi Ity to dOll in nil His work is our ind- vidunl respoiBibilityt Wo will not hni to give an account for tho society or for tho committee but wo will hnvo tc render nu account of ourselves to God This npplies to our relation to tho conversion of tho world ns tb every other Christian duty llow can wo meet this individual re Rpousibility so far ai tho conversion ol the world is concerned t Dy individual interest in missions Paul leaves us an illustrious example was iutciisoly interested In spread tho gospel all over tho world no great heaviness nUll continual SOl v in his heart for unChristian Israel and would hnvo given up his own itopo of heaven if it could have saved them How mnny of us hnvo such n personal interest in tho unchristian millions ol tho world How many of us SOl row and ngonlio for the lost souls of thu worjd Is it not a fact that oqr iudivjc ual Interest is low and that wo lenvo tho heaviness of hart for tho rnise onnt committee nod think wo hnyo donb out part toward saving tho world if yo glvo committee 8 cents a week for this alcoa 2 By individual information in missions How fow Kndcavorora know anything about mls onal How often ho nccunmlntiou of missionary knowled go ia left to tho committee alsol If na tn dividnnla wo know of tho awful Deeds of hcnthcudoui it would not bo so bard to interest us In the work ot sending tno gospel to all 8 By individanl gifts cc tho cause of missions How munch do wo giro Lot missions Look over thq post year and with emphasis ou the iInsk yourso tho question low much did I give for missioiifl in tjic past year in comnnps to what I spent upon ini it nil that you could or BlipnVfhavo evc to savo tho won Xbrist 4 Byiudlritlual prayer for ruisaioiu Jaw u sjuovcr pray for tho unsaved jynMdl How many leave this groat sub icct tho missionary committee and iu private personal prayer never think of praying for tho world Each Endcavorcr each Christian hat in Individual responsibility toward thu conversion of tho world UayGod help ad each cue to incot HI Biblo Headings Isn xxxr 110 xlii 57 xlix 0 Nah i 15 Dan xii 8 Moth v 10 xxviii 1920 Luko II 3082 Acts i 8 viii 2040 xiii 15 4040 Rom I 14 1C I Cor ix 10 I Pet v 10 20 r ITIll Work That Cut Apiiiiliit I am uliid lo think I hut I nut nol omul to iimkq thiow rIll RO right but ouly fo dittiiver und to rto with cheer full1liutthl1 vnik that God appoint Jeauiliigoiofr BIjttrclj Dircctorij CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION First mass 7100 a m second teals anti srrmo 9300 m Hoiarjr Instruction and benediction al 230 p in every Sunday A M Coenan piscor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundavscliool every Sunday morning IrolD 130 10 1030 Communion service following al 040 1rajcr meeclni Wcdnotilay cvenlni- crviccs Cm and Ililirt Sundays in each monEt K OUKR 1astor MISSIONARY HAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday each inonlh Prayer meeting Monday night umlaychool at 530 n in U S EdwardH Tasto M E CHURCH Services first Sunday each month mornln ani night Prayer meeting every Wednosda night Sunday school at ajo p m C C HALL Pastor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d nlllhl I T Cherry Pattor Prayer mectin every Friday night Y P CHRISTIAN KNUKAROR Prayer meeting overt Sunday evening at 630 tAsiemkly Hall GENERAL HAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on time Third Saturday night ond Sunday cf crch month Prayer meeting overt Tuesday evening LIB HANMNS Pastor I For some years the lUg Four and the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton have been running six trains each way between Indianapolis and Cincinnati making twelve trains for each roaUdaiIy between tImes points One ol the companies made n reposition to tho other that they have a a friendly conference and undertake to cut the service shown to four trains each way 1daily over the respective lines but at the the conterence the officials of tho two lines were unuablo to acree as to what trains should be discontinued and the matter has Ihlln dropped Arc you a subscriber to TilE JJ EK You should be I UscP In tInio 5II be mruvRIta COI SU1V1PTION 3 h i A PROUD RECORD Made by the Republican Inrt in Congress CHEAT IHOGKESS OF TilE TARIFF luLl llfcussluii lIS to Whether Congress VIII Tnke Up the Currency Revision at Once WASHINGTON July 6 1897 Special Jho Republican party in Congress has completed a record of which the Republican party of the country may well be proud That a party controlling both branches of Congress should he able to pass a tariff bill as quicldy as has been accomplished this timo is unprecedented and that it shtouli lie able to do so when it controls but one branch of Congress is are- cord of which every member ol 1 ho party from the President down to its humblest member may feel proud Taking into consideration time bitterness of the campaign of last fall nobody would have predicted or thought it possible thnt the party succeeding in that campaign but failing to obtain control of both branches of Congress could frame and pass 1 tiiriff lull so horoughly protective and so thoroughly satisfactory to its nil icrents in so short a time Nc uch timing has ever happened in the history of the country Indeed it lies seldom if ever happened that a party having control of but one branch of Congress has passed a radical tariff measure oven in three or four timen the number of weeks which has been occupied in the passage of this bill TILL PUSHING FOil FINAL COMPLI OTION The conference between the louse and Senate will it is he evcd be an unusually brief one The fact that the Senate restore to the bill most of the MOUVC rates on important features warrants time belief that the limn occupied ir inference will be brief and that the bill may rehch the President hy- the end of time coming week and ecomc a law by the middle ol lilyAIIOIJT THOSE TAK1FF PROTESTS There arc some smiles among the statesmen over the protests against our tariff measure winch foreign nations are making The general feeling is that these protests arc first a piece of impertinence since it is nobodys business but our own what kind of a tariff we make and second of no consequence in the bearing on our commercial relations with those suntrics Most of the nations from which have come grumbling as to our tariff sell us vastly more than they buy from us and while it is all right for thorn to get as low a tariff on their articlesas possible there is no likelihood that they are I going to disturb their markcs tn- this country by any rctaliatoryjgg lation which would inilre their sales to us more Jiwr itaffect uurs to them 1t fifteen countries omvylvdTiiints of dissatisfaction wP our tariff have come have sold us in the past decade 4843943 523 worth of goods and bought from us only 3059220782 worth HOUSE TARIFF KATES UESTORFI The important features and characteristics of the House tariff Uill have been restored by the Senate and the bill as it goes back to- the House finally will differ verb ttlc in those features in which the public have felt a great interest when compared with tho bill ut originally passed by lhe House 1t is believed that the conference com littcc will in may cases restore nb iltttcly the House rates TilE SUGAR SCIIKDULK SCUEAMKRS The violent effort to cast ashier sions on the bill and the Repu hIt can party with reference to the sugar schedule have met Vith ar ignominious failure The hIllas it stands is generally satisfactory and cannot be successfully charged with favoritism toward the sugar trust and should the conlerence restore absolutely the House rates as many believe it will yet do the- bill will be looked upon as the nest thoroughly satisfactory and complete in this and other features of any tariff measure which htls passed Congress in many years WtLl TIIPUE UK A CURRENCY COMMISSION The question as to whether Congress will or will not immediately take up the currency revision is- now looked upon with much interest There arc two sides to this question and both sides arc being carefully examined by those who- are to determine what the course of- events is to bo in this particularly many it is believed that the special work of the special session in thepassage of atariff bill hav- tng been so promptly and happily completed the business clement of the country would prefer an iportenity to adjust itself to the- new conditions in regard to the tarilf before being brought face to- face with the currency problem Those who hold to this view be- Iieve that it would be better to dc- fer any action on the currency question until the regular meeting of ingress in December and give- Lie country a rest Whether 11u- splan is determined upon or whether a currency commission shall he- urged upon Congress at once is- not fully determined but the public may rest assured that there is no disposition on the part of the Ad ministration to delay or trifle with the currency question any more- than it has with the tariff Free Trip You can go to the Tennessee itennial free if you willandt- aleo your sister brother wile- children Read THE DEES great- oHer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition Subcribc for TUB this 1r r II J 1 1 nn l iT ee5 BERNARD s COAL COMPANY 1 gO d INCORPORATED I Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE I V General Office Earjington Kentucky jt T Ji Bianch Officsi A M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville K G ROUSE ManaRor Palmnr House Droadway Paducnh S Tunncssce Kentucky 1t fs H NEWBOLD 1anlglj3t2 W Main Street Louisville CAPTT L LEE Manager Corner Main oust Auction Streets KentuckyMetuphis Tonn J g- i A S FORD Mjinagcr 327 Upper Second Street Evansville hid r XVlaoletseiles prrtiJOFIN T HESSER Mauser Building St Louis MpjJ W iBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III jg- V I THE FAMOUS ND 3 CqALJI iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St j Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables I q Iused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE i MARKET iIp1 E BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS ID PURNJBK8 iWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST 6ER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One i 1tonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as J one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY si 9ur EolofQd i1iens All CommunIcatiOns and iiullen cl news per taming to this column should bo aJlreutIIO GKO ALEXANDER Katlmeton KT ZION A M B CHURCH Sctvlees every Sunday rooming M ti oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday ichool at B3 I tn G 11 Walker pastor ITZION DAPTIST CHURCH Kef rices Sabbath at it am And 7 pm Sun hay choolni gao a m W W Foster pallor Air anti Mrs lines Uive a vcrx sick baby P Duncan is on the sick list Kcv Dickton of Crofton was In the city Monday The concert jjivcn by Iho Atkinson col Icpe of MadisoDvillo was very Rood Miss Nannie Phelps of Ilopkinsville is visiting Mifs Mary Itcner Miss Mary Nelson of Madisonvllle via lied Miss Pnralcc Ray Monday Mrs Annie Irilchctt vhlled Midison yule last week Hcvs G II Walker nnd T II Merri weather Mr Simon Dinlip and Miss Piralce Ray loft Tlicsiliy morning for South Carrolton tn attend confernncp There will ba a pvanrt basket meetinK at Crolton July 18 Wm Dicksnn pastor Mat Dickson ia rapnrtnd Vfty sick in Ohio Hojs if you KOI the brer you should pay for it If you dont there will ho trouble Misses Matliu Uoodloo and Elizi Iritch ell visited in Madisonville Sunday 11 Miss Saute Rock of Henderson is vis king Mrs Hunt i There was a largo crowd attended Ih picnic Saturday If you want lo havova good lime come to Earlinnlon on picnic days I There is a preacher in town who hns a new suit Come out lo time flooding Room toniRht and hear something fine I Twelve Reasons Why Tho Si Lnnls Hepublic gives a dpi n reasons why nmvspiper readers should read this paper liens they are 1 Thp Kppublic is the greatest news paper published 2 It has a cable newa service over tbo entire civlizcd world which no other St Louis paper can secure 3 Special correspondents in all the large cities and capitals of Europe 4 News Hurcau in New York City and WashinRion D C t 5 Special correspondents in cverycily and town in time Western United States 6 Member of Ik Associated Press mid the greatest newsgatJicrer in Ibo worM 7 Publishes daily iho market rrpoils of the world i 8 Issues a magnificent colored 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