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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 8, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897070801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 8, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. r: M b You Ark Goino to Tim v , PnuSOBr a n M2& , ' A Chid of Ten Sursckiuf.rs To Y6u 'ji V Grkat Tr.NNESSEK Get a Club of Ten And go Subscriber.--, Centennial to ., i y K & Gei a' FH1E TRIP TO THE MI I3LS13, FREE. Gueat Tennessee Gentennial. '$ XJ NO. 27 EIGHTH YEAR. (3 EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1897 K THE. STRIKING MINERS, Do-pon- IN HONOR OF LOGAN. M0NETAIIY MATTERS. o . i CONGRESS. OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. BEIiniNG SEA QUESTION. IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS J Upon tho Pittsburgh Minora Buooobs or Fnlluro. Quinine nnd Whisky was con sidered the intalhblc remedy for all forms of mnlari.n, especially chills and fever. Up-to-da- te The Lnailera of tho United Mlno Workrn Wllllnir to r.ngliieor Mm Htrlkc, Hut U Nrcpanrj to Sucqrtn. , I I l m M- - w" " Columiius, 0., July 0. I'rcslilant Rntchfonl of tho UnUud Mino Workers spuut Mondny at lioailquartors.but not ic many rojiorts were received from tho various mining dlf;trlcti throuchout the country an to tho progress of the ntrlkc. 1' resident Kntchford said it would require several days to receive : full Information on this "point, us thu district presidents would necessarily ITASTU1.DSS.) have to have tlino to communicate with thu numerous locals before reIt cures when all others' fail. porting dellnltely to national headAdapted for old or young. quarters ns to tho completeness of tho suspension Monday being observed Pleasant to take. lu many plnccu as a national Price, 50 cents, sold by aII holldny retard will naturally druggists. the reports to some extent. Ilcforo thu cud of tho prcbeut week, however, "fek ffltn mirnjou A3r the uutloiml olllcers will huvu the crttlincr-iitiluut hand us to tho exact with ourTrixtent all tho mines in the country. Murk In tlireo If tlicru should bo any mines lu opera(ulortt. , tion tho olllclubi will know their loca.Miuinfnctiirisl tion, thu number of men employed, illy liy tlio ami whether or not they are uiembcis of the miners' organization. Tho InOARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO., formation which the nntlonul olllocra tTvnnsvlllo, I ml. huvu ut hand Is of u general nuturo, A AJUUHAJUlJUUtA K und is to tho effect that the mliiers A DecurtlcatliiK Mnchluo From France to K A ft bo (Hi on ii Tent. have generally uuspended uork and Wahiii'noton, July 3. Secretary tho atrlko promises to bo u buecesi. Tho success of the whole movement Wilson expects to bring a ramie decor seems to devolve upon tho men lu thu ticutlng mnchino from Franco for exPittsburgh district, und judging from periment In tho course of n contemplatPRACTICAL tho latest advices received from tho ed development of the ramie inbo will machine Tho Held tile miners there propose to do dustry. Ofla.ctymaKGr and their part. So far us can bo learned tested hero 'and an opportunity the operators lu both tho Pittsburgh given to study, in actual field Late wilb E. WigRiiP, und Ohio districts do not intend to put operations, nnd to compnro the prlnci forth uuy elfort to start their mines, pics of construction Involved lu this Nashville, Tunn. Special but have concluded to quietly etoio and American machines. down und await developments. At Agent Dodgo In charge of fiber InvesCAN REPAIR ANY MAKE OP least It will requiru several duys for tigations tin tho 'agricultural dethu operators to determine upon what partment, has submitted a report WATCH. In which he states there Is course to pursue. hardly a machine thnt will President Kntchford said: . "Thu success of the movement nat- not turn out fine fiber w'icn tho stalks EXPERI- - urally depends upon tho uuunlnlinlty nro fed two or three nt a time, but unYEARS THIRTY with which the miners respond. We der tlio rigid department rules, lu a HNCE AT THE TRADE.' test for qiinlitywtth paying quantity, are ready aud willing to lend thu movement, but tho etVorts of the miners all so fur observed have fulled utSATISFACTION GUARANTEED themselves is tho real force, aud uo terly. As there has been a sternly can not full to succeed If they play their Improvement lu machines slnco the llolglun trials lu lbs-- , the hope is Surplut Fund. part." Capital Sick Paid In, thnt wo may yet have machinPresident Hatch fonl bald ho had $20,000. $60,000. been astonished at thu great numbur ery which will glvo quality of fiber op. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807. proachlng tho China grais of comof telegrams from operators requesting permission to opetuto their mines merce with u quantity sufilciont to deby paying tho price demanded by the fray exponsas and leavo a margin of minors. These tequcsts could not be pioflt. grunted for tho reason that to do to STEPHEN G. WENTWORTH. would bu defeating thu very object f lir iiIv.inl.iCM nf a InnW account which the strike is intended to accom- Fiiuitdrr of Wenlnortli Mtllt.iry .radi-i.ilie numerous II n not lit him plish. Dead at Lexington, Alii. men vr tu I ihry Tho Ohio operators will be LnxiNaToM.Ma, July . Mr. Stephen I iinxl k.Mitv .til nttont Mlilil in si in their course entirely by the G. Wontworth, ono of Lcxiugton's men, uarfrfKiunurf anil in women uction of the Pittsburgh operators. If pioneer aud cltUcnw, II tha bink Is a them's salfl thu latter ugreo to an udvuuco in tho died Thursday nf tor a. Ho giHw) one Tlieri,lrjiniiiiinrS tho Ohio operators price, yUll rw.ui?-or.yniilamstowm'.ninss.,"' xw- nfinaiii'yilw.i)i reidy Sinllfefil i ,t tnach ol four nun liul object, out will roauuy pay tobcr 10, 1811. Ho leaves a widow aud (wilt qaan thu udvuucc. As a matter of fact. two children, James Went worth aud It Is nosy In spend oVling. I no It is understood that they would Mrs. Richard Field. Ho has always lull turns wlnsn )Oii liava n luc." sum in jnur (locket rather pay tc higher pi Ice and been n public-spiritecitizen, nnd was ot their miners. MADISONV1LLE, - KENTUCKY. continue thu operation of tho Ohio Coal tho founder of tha Wentworth military Thu regular meeting academy, "a worthy monument to his association will bo held in Detroit to- credit." Is hardly probablo that any day, but It A LA BELLE J Alt DIN I tilt It A MINE OF FRAUD. action will bo taken in reference to the htrlko further than has already been Thn Cnin L, & Acnln.t Collector Wclliorn (lroir decided upon and thnt is to uwjilt deWoree the Deeper It in lroboL FASHIONABLE velopments In tho Pittsburgh district. San FiiAXCieco, July 0 .Tho plight FRIGHTFUL BALLOONTcCIDENT of fugitive Internal llcvcnuo Collector for whose arrest Wclborn, fMEBGHANT TAILOR- S:- A RU.Yrur-OIi- t Child Daahod to Dentil has bocn a warrant far worse than tho issued, Is Through n Thouiand Tort of Hpac. government at first supposed. Tho inllotraro quiry that has brought disgrace upon San Fiiaxoibco, Julyx0. : . anii son of Chauucoy tlio collector, has opened a veritable Hill, tho IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Hill, an architect, was tho victim of n initio ot fraud. It is asserted that scnsntional balloon nccidentyestcrday. tvhtlo ho was buying champagne with In company with MissOlney, daughter checks ho had no right to sign, ho was 3i Upper First Street, " INDIANA. ot his guardian, ho went to Itlulr's assuring saloon men that they need not Ji.VA'NSVILLE, park, near Oakland, to wltncsi n hot puy their licenses. "I Ins air balloon ascension by Charles Con-luHr earnestly snlirWs thn pilrnn-tf'iM .(iImiii county Iiirntls U. R. JEFFERS DEAD! of tho Acino Athletic club. When II ,.W. . HI MIIMII t .J III M tho balloon shot Into tho air the child Mmroi Well Knoirn to Harness Haraomen clung to ono of tho guy ropes. v A NISIIKV. I'rnililit'il ot the Country. Tho aeronaut heard tho shouts ol n w W.WtDII.L, Unililcr Tnurtn Hautk, Ind., July 3 . U. It. tho peoplo not to cut looso Ills parachute, and obeyed, not knowing tho Jcffers died Thursday night. Ho was . 3foj5kiii reason. When 1,000 or moro feet In in tho woolen manufacturing industrys tho air he heard tho bpy's cries aud for mnuy years, but is known to horsemen throughout the country n cap camo Muttering down. He called out to ills unseen companion to hold on, as superintendent of the raco track aud made every effort to save him, but here. He has much credit for maklngi Ky. lu vain, for soon tho child's body shot the track tho acknowledged fastest Mahisonviele, by him nnd was crushed out of Bhnpo mile In tho country. Ot Into years he had been called to other cities, such as -...Capital Stock,- - - $50,000. when It struck tho earth. B Detroit aud Loutsvlllo, to prepare the LIGHTED A BOM track for the raco meetings. I ian-ic- f. n y;cnrrnl banking bnsinrss, mil Invllri Hia.icroiints of Dm citirrns ol At thu ItequMt of Ilia Daughter and wni Ureek Haiders Meet nlthaTorrlblo Defeat. HopMnn and nrijoimng rnnnllen. Coxhtantinoi'LE, July 3. Tho newsKilled by a Fragment of the Nhell, Mat tho finrst Anil mmt snfiirn.vnliUin NoxquiT, Mass., July C Henry B papers of this city report that In a bat-U1 , .i mriinn of Kentucky which tobk placo yesterday between Stone, of Chicago, was killed hero yes . . terllay morning by tho explosion ot u too Greek raiders aud a detachment of Ottoman troops, jiear Mctzovo, tho bomb. (Co (JCompounfc Ho was formerly ol Greeks suffered a loss of 120 killed.. tho Chicago, Uurllngton & Qulucy In addition, SO ot tho Greeks were -. proscriptions railroad, and recently president ot tin. captured nnd taken to Jauiiia, the headquarters of thu Turkish army In Chicago Telephone Co. nronrrlvl laUs limn It riouin-xptnpncn nnil ncntnplnlii knowloirnoJ Tho children wcro discharging fire- Eplrus. 11 rnjunci mu uiuH,ni 01 iirui works ou the lawn. Mr. Stone's little Aliened Ticket Swindler Discharged. to linvn a lartji amnunt ot ilriiRs daughter asked him to fire off u bomb. Omaha, Neb., July 3. A. V. Young, frrsh ilrur.s. Ha rnim fiivn Hip best He lighted it and threw it from him, pottibla work, and for romponsaiion but tho explosion did not follow tho nllegod ticket swindler, "was dls charged in police court ou motion ot lie nun lw roaionabli1 After waiting a short time Mr. Stone thu defense. Judge Gordon hold that cautiously approached the spot where 'Young's offer to mako restitution to WKIl 1HlinOVU FACtb KKMEM tho bomb lay and bent over to see Philiblu exonerated him from any what tho troublo was. Just thou It criminal intent. URU WIVUB CAHlil'UL Largo fragments struck exploded. Heavy lliiindeiiitnriii lit tlothmu. him In tho forehead, und ho fell, in DRUQ STORE, ST. BERNARD Nr.w YuitK, July 4. A heavy thunder stantly killed. Tho accident practiI1RVAN IIOI'PCU.Alannetr cally put a stop to tho culebiation of storm passed over New YorkV and vicinity Friday. Lightning simple in UUJttifiHMBtoaUMi tho Fourth in this placo. several places, and in tho upper. par tol Admiral MHIer Daughter Dcitl. Soutiiajii'TOH, July 4. Miss Ellen tlio city nnd across tho river lit Now Jorsoy hailstones of considerable size Miller, tho only daughter of Millor, U. S. N., died in Lon fell during tho storm. GT. LOU 19, Committed Suicide. don this morning. "Miss Miller has been Ciiicaoo, July 3. Arthur Clayton sick over utneo she hauled, and is believed to have contracted typhoid fever Hook, for 30 years connected with the while on tho passago across tho At- Union Nut and Bolt Co., as inanugci EJiWi ft". iu t ''taHPWiTmri--i.J k!i aud gencrul agent, coinmlttod suicide lantic. by shooting, lie had been ill two Hot nt Chicago. Chicago, July 4. Four cases of sun- months nnd was dcsppudeuL stroke were reported nt noon; ono death. Tho tompcrnturo reached 01 In tho shade. people take the .reliable and anti-period- popular tonic, and febrifuge, ' Yucatan Chill Tonic. J troops to Chicago to take part, on July in tho ceremonies at tho unveiling of tho Logan monument. The senators represented to tho secretary of war tho national character of this ovent, nnd Gen. Alger, being a great ndmlrcr of Gen. Lognn, suggested to the president that tho unveiling of this monument should be recognized as nn ovent of importance. Tho president agreed with the secretary of war and tlio Illinois senator. Secretary Algor has Issued nn order for two full regiments of Infantry ono battalion of light artillery and two companies of cavalry to report for duty at Chicago on July 22. Tlio troops will bo drawn from Forts Sheridan, Wayno and Ilrady, and Jefferson Barracks. So many United States troops have not been detailed forsuchancventin many yCnrs, with tho exception of tho dedication of Ocn. Grant's tomb In New York last April. With 2,000 federal troops, thu state militia and mllltnry companies from ndjointng states, there promises to be a groat military display at tho unveiling of tho monument. Tho president nnd his cabinet will also be here if it is possible for thum to leavo Washington. THE RAMlY" INDUSTRY. 22, Oinnd Military Dl.pluy at tho UmclUig . of tho Monument. CincAno, July 8. At tho request of Senators Cullom and Mason, Secretary Algor ho3 decided to sond 2,000 regular Qoorotnry Griff o Bayo Affftlro-nrin Good Bhopo. Confldenco In tho Future, Confldchco It the Government nnd Confldenco fit Ourselves Aro tho I'rCTalllnr; Conditions. Herald from Washington says: "Tho government's financial affairs aro lu good shape," said Secretary Qngc In nn lntervlow. "Wo have como to tho end of tho fiscal year with a good resourco bohlud us and brighter hopes for tho future. I feci assured that by tho tlmo Juno SO, 1898, rolls around, tho government's affairs will ho in oven better condition, whilo tho peoplo of tho country will have cause for thankfulness that a now era of prosporlty has set in. Nnv Yoiik, July 2. A special to tho Hpcclal Praslon. IN the e.enate, on tho 1st tho tnrld bill wis It is possible that tho scnato will not Tho London Ohronlclo'a Mlsoon promptly taken up. Mr. 'feller (Col) maao rote on tho tariff bill until Wednesday otruotiou Of Our Intontlono. to tho report tlmt nn antt-tru- st ai bmcndrnqnt wan to bo brought tn, ana this led or Thursday. An unknown tramp lost his life at St. to cojno discussion ot tho quostlon whether such legislation was .practicable an a rider to Louis in a vain attempt to savo a boy Mo Change In tho I'dlcy of tho United States I'roli .Die All nf tho Corre...l'nthohousoMr.Sc"ttlo(dem., tho tarllt bill from drowning. Ky renowed tho attack on tho power of tha spondence Marked by Perfect Tho president will decide In a few houso to adjourn for thrco days ot n thne, and Dlploraatlo Coartosy. arraigned tlio republicans tor not acting on tho days whether or not ho will send a curbankruptcy and Cuban questions. rency commission message to congress. In tho senate, on tho d, tho quoUIons of reciWaohinqton, July n. Tho fact that Six persons wero injured, two prob- (ho procity and retaliation occupied most ot the state department is preparing for fccsston. conMdcrablo feollnj bolng at times ably fatally, In a wtcck on tho Misinanlftcd. rioth provision! were finally agreed souri, Kansas & Texas road a Celeste, transmission to congress tho corro-spondcuthat it has had since tho to Art on Incident ol tho doy, Mr, WelllnBton Tex. (Md.), rising to quostlon of personal privilege, Willitm C. Martin went to sleep In beginning of tho session respecting tho vohcmciitlv upheld bU senatorial prerogatives nn open window at his homo In Clarks-vlll- e, Bchrlng Sea seal fisheries appears to In tho matter of crlticitlnif federal appointments ... Tho houso vrai not In session. Tcnn., fell out nnd fractured his havo been construed in soma quarters nnd by tho London Chronlolo In the senate, on tho 3J, much of tho session bit u 11. as an indication of a purpose on was taken up In tha discussion of a new amendAn arrangement has been completed tho ment from, the finance commlttco Riving a part of our government to mako u bounty of cent per pound on beet between tho United States and Mexico radical change in its policy In thu sugar frown in tho United States. During the or nn exchange of weather bureau retreatment of that long-standin- g diploday thft bill was brought to a state ot practical ports. matic Issue, and to seize on this opporcompletion All tho administratis sections of Gus Tliuringer, aged 38, a bukcr who tunity to announce Its adoption of a wero llio bill and that rcpjallng tho Wilson act disposed or, aud tho paragraph proposing a tax recently arrived at Vlcksburg, Miss., 'bold Atnerlcan policy." on beer was withdrawn The houso was not from Illinois, committed sulcido Friday Tho truth Is, that this particular la session. by bunging. correspondence was cnllod for by conIN tho senate, on thoSth good pragross. In Miko Herbert, aged IS, a messenger gress weeks ago and has been delayed was made upon tho tnrlfl bill, torno respec tho amendment placlnt n stamp tax being employed by W, S. Frnzicr & Co., at in transmission principally because greed to with little opposition, whilo tho Aurora, 111., was drowned in Fox river, Mr. Foster, who conducted 'personally InvesSpooncr nmendment, propodug a tariff Friday, whilo bathing. tho greater part of it In conjunction tigation, was wltbdrnnn after a protracted Anthony Monroe, who moved to with Mr. Hamlin, was absent in Knrope. struggle, . ...In tho houo no business was transacted, and adjournnu nt was had uhtll tho Wabash, Ind., from Itockvillo, Ind., Now, however, it Is In shnpo and prob ,, fth. sovon years ogo.droppcd dcud Friday ably will go to congress this week. E asy to Tako asy to Operate , Are peculiar to Hood's I'llls Suull I size, tasteless, efllelcnt thorough Aiounn.i over." 25c, c I Hood & Co., 111 Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. at$ The only pills to tiko with Hood's 8arsapar)Ua. said: " Yoiiiieerknov)ou have taken a pill till It is nil Hood's I P "11 , J , mm BEST TRAINS -- TO- t, Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific tot, THIS IS DANGEROUS.Kilter CrrtlllcatA of Denomination. WMmflmmj SnCRETAUY OP TUB TltEASUUY OAar. "At tho end of the fiscal year, 1800, ono yaar ago," continued Secretary Gage, "tho gold rcservo vis only or just barely nbovo tho the- A Now Counterfeit tho irire-Dollar flvc-doll- F. G. NIEMS, ivler, 8102,-003,00- 0, J'NO. G. MORTON, BANKER, h-- gn-ern- most-promlne- long-lllnca- v u oretical reserve of a hundred millions, Thcro was a fear thnt beforo the yen was over thero might bo very Inrgo exports, compelling tho administration to ugulu issue bonds for gold. Now wo not only have a gold reserve of but thcro is not n cloud in sight as to Its contluuanco approximately nt tli ut very comfort-nbl- u level. This is tho most hopeful sign that I see in tho present condition of tlio government finances, for when the country is all right and the government all right, tho gold rcservo la sure to bo nil right, and vice versa. "At tho end uj tills fiscal year," resumed tho secretary, looking over tho olllelal statement, which had just been placed upon his desk, "tlio condition of tho government Is all that could be desired. Thcro Is no troublo with barometlio rcservo that gold busiTho of confidence. ter ness men, capitalists and investors not only of our own country, but of the world, nro content with our situation nnd prospects. All tho nervousness which formerly hold U3.in Its tolls hnsl 8111,-000,00- 0, Washington. Julv 2. Tlio first silver certificate counterfeit bus been discovered lu Chicago. It camo from tho Cudnhy Packing Co., whose olllcers have been trvinrr to Chlof truce Its o'rigin. Kazcn of the detcctlvo bureau Hays . that It Is a very dangerous counterfeit. It is tnndu bv the litho'rranliie nroeei aud consists of pictures of the front nnd buck of tho genulue note being carefully pasted together. The paper Is of Japanese manufacture, thinner than the legal note. Between the pieces silk fiber lias been distributed. The note is of tlio IH'M series ami bi'ur-- j cheek letter II, pinto number 1. and the signatures "J Fount Tillman. Register; 1). N. Morgan, treasurer; No, XST.iiTtfc" Much of tho work on the note is blurred mid Indistinct. usDeeliil I r tho face of the figure rem jwnting America jind tlio imprint "lluivnu of Engrav ing, tlio seat is oi u niiien nuriier rcu than the genuine. BUCKEYE I ho Ticket ("Ol.uiiiWH, morning of heart disease. There was a dramatic sccno in tho St Louis jail Friday vthen Murderer Wor-tewho is to bo bunged next Thurs-dumet his old gypsy mother. Miss Anna liegeman, nleco and ward of Mr. Chauncey M. Depew, will bo married in Paris on July 8 to Bnroii do Ilrisson, an officer In tho Frencli army. Lucas Sattcrflcld shot nnd mortally wounded Ed Hall, at Pnducah, Ky., h itli n Flobcrt rifio. Ho was arrested and claimed tho shooting was accidental. n, y, Cousul-Gcner- pected In Washington within thu next two weeks to confer With Minister Woodford on Cuban affairs and tlio Kui' case. ntzhiigh Leu is ex- DEMOCRATS. In Niiintn itlim Conii-ntlon- l'l.iccl O., nt tho Coliiinhiu tlio liy . Uovernor Horaoe L. Chapman, of Jackson enmity. Lieutenant Uovornor Melville D. Shmv, nf Auglalrc. Supremo Judge John P. Spriggs, of Mum oc. Attornoy,-G,e.ucrf- state ticket placed i nomination tlio Democratic state convention: July 2. Following is . il . Win. II. Dove, of - ulUJljqHruruu. d FRITSCH SON, I I liar-jjes- -- ... s bull. government, confidence in ourselves. Member Board of Public "Works Po-ttII. IVgunn, of Lucas. Tho hoarding ot gold has stopped, nnd School Commissioner M. E. Hard, of much of tho yellow metal that was piled nway during tho depression has Columbiana. come out and gono into circulation. "The closing of tho fiscal year brings ,A DEATH BLOW. Us nearer to tho passago of anew tariff It illdiiis unit I.onn Assncl itlons Knocked law, which will glvo business a settled Out Ity tho Heiiturk Decision. condition, wo hopo, for a long tlmo. H. Within Louisvili.k, Ivy., it ill also glvo tho govcrnmunt hours four building July loan nasoeia-tluns-73, That nnd sulllcicnt rcvonuo for its needs nnd "do whose estimated assets and liaaway with deficits wehavo satisfactory bilities each foot over n million nnd a evidence." quarter dollars, lmvo gone to tho wall In this city, finding it imposslblo to MINNESOTA MONUMENT. conduct business under tho decision The First Mlnnmota Memorial Itefilmcni of tho court of appeals In regard Unveiled. rato qf interest. to tho legal At tho offices of all tho building and GnTTVSiiuno, Pa., July 3. Tho monument ot the first Minnesota regiment loan companies In the state tho greatwas dedicated today on tho Gettys- est uneasiness prevails. burg battlefield ia tho presence of a INDORSED BY BRYAN. number of distinguished Minncsotans. Tho monumont Is ono of tho finest on Democrat Took Kxactlj tho field nnA was crcctod at a cost ot S)a tho Ohio Hlght Course. tho 8J0a0o6. Addrosses wcro delivered by Laiiamik, Wyo., July 2. Whilo In Commissioner Lochrcn, United States Senator Cushman IC this city Mr. Bryan, who had just rend Davis, Hon. Martin McGlnnlss, of Mon- the platform of the allied sllter forces tana, and Col. Colvillc, who was of Ohio, was nsked: "What do you wounded while in command of tho reg- think of tho platform?" Mr. Brynn promptly replied: "Tho iment. Gov. Clough, of Minnesota, and Ohio democrats took exactly tho right staff took part in tho ceremonies. course. They indorsed tho Chicago WENT TO CANTON. platform, and decided tho money question to ho the paramount issue just as Tho l'resldent nnd Mrs. Mclllntey Went the Chicago platform did." on a Ilrlot Visit to Their Old Home. Washington, July 2. Prescient HABITUAL CRIMINAL LAW. accompanied by Mis; MoKin-ley- , Mrs. Saxton, Miss McKinlcy and Ihe Missouri Statnto Applied to Chariot Williams. Asslstunt Secretary of Statu and Mrs. Dny, left at 7:10 p. m. over the PennSt. Louis, July 3. Charles Williams, sylvania road for a brief visit to Can- who, In 1885, was found guilty of mur ton, O. The president has not visited dor in tho second degice and received his old homo slnco ho camo here for tho a sentence of 25 years, and who was Inauguration. Tho, president notified subsequently pardoned by Gov. Franhis friends nt Canton that ho would cis, pleaded guilty to burglary ami prefer that his visit bo a quiet ono and larceny in tho criminal cotrt and was devoid of demonstration. given a life sentence undor tho provis tons ot the habitual criminals act, by SUDDEN DEATH. Judge Znohrltz. City Treaaarer Alt derdea ot I'oorln, I1L, Coinmaudrr Mullau'it Dismissal fldenco lu tlio future, confidence in the -r Ilecom-mende- All IM JIIUVU1TU HUVU UUI- I- -- 'VraimiriiffieIson7ol.Tf ttin- Fishermen along tho south shore of Long Island complain that miles of nets sot for sturgeon havo been dek stroyed by whales within tlio past week. Secretary Alger has Intimated to dipt, ltllss, tlio navul military attacheo at the Madrid legation, that ItMvould be iiiiulvisablo for him to take Mrs. Bliss with him. Tho appelluto division of tho New Yoilc supremo court lias affirmed tho order of Surrogatu Fitzgerald fixing mo (amount of tlio taxes on the Gould estate ut 8300,000. Adjt.-UeW. II. Mnbry, at San Antonio, Tex., has been arranging tho details for tho interstate drill and stato Aimp of instruction, which will bo held there July 10 to 25. .Mrs. Sarah Atkins, aged 00 yoors, ot Fulton, Mo , died Friday morning. Slio migrated fiom Virginia to Missouri In 1807, nnd was tho oldest white woman In Cullawuy county. ou uni tiilClenr wiieuiii (la. luu piboot. oii-a- nd Lake I Traction- Co.a lines were turncd'Frlday. Tho electric system, which is 17 miles long, was found to work porfcctly. A coach load of peoplo who wcro being taken through tho Garden of tho Gods lu Colorado, Friday, wero upset nt the Balanced Itock, and Fred W. Evanston, of Boston, was seriously n. It can be stated that it will not show any change in tlio policy of this government, which has, ever since tlio first year's experience under tho Phi-Iy award regulations showed tho of those regulations to protect the seals, lost no opportunity to urge an extension ot tho rules upon Great Brltuin. This has boon done courteously ut all times, and Great Britain has respomledjn like spirit, though, to tho regret of our government, without consenting to tho modifications do sired. There havo been some remon strances exchanged. For instance, the British havo protested, against termed what they tho abusu of tho rlffht of search on thu part of our patrol vessels, and on our part thu British havo been told that their refusal to permit tho scaling up of rearms carried by scalers amounted lo an evasion of thu spirit of tho Paris uwurd. But lu all this there has been uo exhibition of or any on "jingoism" our thing lllto part, .and whilo tlio recent suc cess of Mr. Foster In bccurlnir tho adhesion of Russia to thu extension of tho regulations over tlio entire north Pacific ocean beyond the fortieth degree has strengthened our position in the British negotiations, it cannot be suid that tlicru has been any change in tho lino of policy tlmt wu.t Inid down by Secretary Ulncy in tlio last administration. s incf-ficac11 Utah, Washington, Omaha, St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, -- VIA- St. LoiiisoN)hicagQ, vestibule SLEEPERS, CHAIR ,, m mm, , D1MNG CmTO.?) ,. llCKCl MS, CONSULT AIV NT, OH c r. GT. LOUIS. MO. F. M. RUGG, fn.fn, DR. MENDENHALL'S IM'PROVED CHILL AND EM CIE. EIGHTY ARE MISSING. hurt. Joseph IL Brown, formerly a member of tho South powder mills, of Cincinnati, is in Pana, 111., representing a Cincinnati syndicate, with a view of locating n S'iO'.OOO "powder manufactory theie. William Delll and Charles Du vail, two Chicago crooks, who ransacked tlio homo of Charles Wat nock at Galesburg, III., and carried off worth of jewelry, have been captured and the stolen goods recovered. CARELESS RUNNING. I'lrJt Hoctlon.of the Chlrai-- o Christian Kn. ileaiorTraln Hump a Freight. AkiuiN, Col., July 2. Tho first section of the Chicago Christian Endeavor train ran into a freight train six miles west about 3 a. m. Fireman O. M. Cole, of McCook,Ncb., was slightly hurt, and Dave Mngurr, tho engineer, of the same place, was seriously Injured. Ono passenger, Fred D. Glass-burof Tamplco, 111,, was cut over the n, Lou ot tho llunt ludluit Htotiuer Aden off the Inland uf Hokutr.i. Apkn, Juno 80, Thu Indian government's steamer Mayo, sent out in search of tho missing steamer Aden, from Yokohama on April 8S via Colombo ami Adeti for London, Which was last heard of when leaiug Colombo ou Juno 1 for this port, has returned heru and reports that tlio Aden wis totally lostolY thu island of Sokotra, at thu eastern extremity of Africa, ou the morning of June 0. Tho Aden carried 34 passengers from China and Japan. Tho captain of the wrecked 6teniiior, some of her olllcers and crew and hlto passengers wero swept seven overboard and drowned very soon after sho ran nshorc. Klght lady passongors, nine children, two olllcers nnd a few of tho Aden's crow got nway from tho wreck In a boat, hut thoy have not been heard of since, nnd little hope, owing to tho bad weather which has slnco prevailed, Is entertained of their safety. Tho Mayo saved nlno of the Aden's passengers and three of tho white and 83 natives ot tho steamer's crow. All of these persons wcro rescued just as tho Aden was breaking up. Tho survivors of tho wrecked steamer wcro brought to this port by tha Mayo, and aro being cared for by tho local authorities. In all the drowned and missing, Include 25 passengers, 20 European officers and 33 natives of tho Aden's crow. HOW THEY STAND. "KW!ir TO CUItE OUAltANTKKD And Malaria In all Form. Tasteless. Nonl CemihM without tho above picture and tho blgnalnro ot J. O. MendenhalL T5l CHILLS CO AND FEVER Prlco, canto nt all Dealers. DY PriCPAREDONLY EVANSVILLE. IND. Sold by Mattingly & Co , HarlmRloa Crablref Coal Mining t imp..nv, Ilsley Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R. TO THE 11. TENNESSEE CEHTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL AT - EXPOSITION NASHVILLE. left eye. THE CO ITON o. MARKETS. New Yoiik. July 6. Hi;. Native Steers. I SO Q S 10 ji 7 PLOUll-Wln- tcr to Wheat 3M J5 71 WI1UAT No. SItsd "IMa CUUN-NS C.VrTX.r. Middling , OATS No. 3 1'OItlC New Mess ST. LOUia COTTON-Mlddl- lng llUKVKS-btccrs. ii 8 C5 JOU a W Ho !Wi 21 OAi.VES-UHO'JS-K- ulr Hlli:i:i l'IAXJH-l'utonts Cows and Hellers .. -r head) lo Select I'alr to Choice Fancy lo r.ztra do No, IU ft) 4 a U JJ 7!i 500 4 UJ .. S2J it 30J lit IS 0 2. 3 3 TJ For the above rrcision tickets will be sold by the 1 , uis Central Itailtoad at varying limes, rales and limits, including a Averages at tho Closa of I'luy Sunday, lirket on sale daily, good to return until November 7, arid including tickets haviug July 4. limit of twenty days, fifteen ddsand sevV.11r..1nrw la tho standing of the en days. For full particulars as to which leaguo baseball clubs at the close ot of the above applies from your nearest piny juiy t: Itailroad Station in connection with the Per Illinois Central Railroad, call on or adWon Lost. cent. dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent 7.S9 41 II Iloston 7 .073 IS Cincinnati.. .. .0117 M llalllmoro .f'JO Wm. Murray, Div. Pas. Agt., New Orm 23 New York... .523 31 Clevoland . . leans. .4h3 :.) 2d Pittsburgh .. H) .470 Jno. A Scott, Div Pss Agt., Memphis ai Philadelphia. . .475 31 A. II Hanson, G P A , Chicago 2o llrooklyn. .. . .407 W A Kellond, 21 ... I.oulsvllln Louisville 3V7 111 . a WHIIAT COUN-N- o.2 UATS-N- KVH a. No 2 Mixed Sited Wlnlor 130 U UJ MW 0J 4 3d ii S -- JSJ 31 Washington ., Chlcugu v St. Luuls .. . 23 24 II 3 37 40 AGFA. .3113 1KI .Ii 17J1 12 FIV MEN INJURED. SL JAMES HOTEL, Rcur-Admir- L Hunatrokea RATES: Room and Breakfast, $1.00. P.UIOPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Dny. ' itfcl Runs. SeN Meals, Dofid Service. WIich lou Visit St. Louis Mop nt Vnairor ead Walnut. V-- J $2.00 PER DAY. Cincinnati, July 4. Fifteen cases ol kiinstrokc wcro reported at noon. Tout of the cases aro sorlous. at Cliiulniintl, The Perfect Pill Tcrfcct in preparation. Perfect in operation. QIuc Grass. - 8W it II 00 denies, city Washinoton, July 2. One of tlio first HAY Clear Timothy UTTHU-Cno12 0 Dairy treasurer, died suddenly of heart dis- acts of Secretary Long on his return l.iJtlS-I-'rt- sh lio 44 7H 8 03 ease at 0:30 a. m. Mr. Gcrdcs was one to Washington was to recommend the riHCI. Standard (now) it nh ft ot tho most prominent German Amcr approval by tho president of tho 3j, lean citizens of tho state. Ho wus ot dismissal imposed by court CHICAGO. in April of this martini of the case of Coramandei ... elected city treasurer 3P0 (t M 3 41 3 I UlXJS -year. Dennis Million, licensed of drunken bllfilH'-ra- l'alr totoChoice. .... 2 BO it 3 lr Choice 4 Winter Patents .... 400 uess on duty whilo lu command of the Indiana Discontented. Tho Siirlmt l'aluuts .... 3 70 (1 a London, July 3. Tho newspapers oi the Ponwieola navy yard. IVIHS AT -- No S Spring .... U No 2 1tud (WJ.40 this .city express anxloty ut tho ocCOItN-N24 it Nurrviidered to the Mpinl.li Authorities. currences in India, intimating that the OATS-- No .... it Havana, July 3. Follx Perez, a lo I'OKK-U- tM i (now) 700 U 71 mass of tho natives thcro at'o less conKANSAS tent under British rule than was gen- cul Insui gent leader, and 12 of his fol- OATTI.r. -- NullvaStoers CITS'. 3M & .... to tho Span, 3 10 it erally bollcvcd, and that' a rebellion of lowers, have Riirrcndeied HO 02 it nt Nuranjo, WIIHA'r .'Hard unpleasant proportions may bo threat- ish authorities delivering up province ol OAfS-N- o No Wliito thuir urnn COItM-Noening, Constant communications arc Pluar dol Rio, CD NKIV OUM2ANS. passing between tho Indian and homo and ammunition nud 231 pounds ol 4 H SI dynamite. governments. 31 COllN-N- ol 2i) di OVt'ri Wunleru fitlll Apprehonslvr. Augu.tlu C. lletancourt Ileleased. HJ u 10 8 00 it I'OUU Now Mess. Ciiii.r.TuoTiut, O., July 3. ResIdcnU Wabiiinoton, July 3. United States II.M.'O.N It Consul General Leo reports to tho state in tin) neighborhood of tlio supposed Ull'W I bides .Middling ii department by cablo from Havana that volcanic eruption near Bainbridgo have f.OOISVH.I-1- 1 76 i l Will'. ii tho Spanish authorities have released concluded that the disturbance (1 K.N No.S.MUo.1 ...!s.... Mm Augustln U. llotnncourt, an American caused by tho fulling In of a cavcrnoul No I MIX O.I SO'i BUI :8 ( W) oltlzen, on condition that ho leaves Cu- formation In tho locality. They at I'D lli NuWr.04S I1A)N-CleUll) Htlll upprohcnslvo. ,h ba at onoc. OlriON -- ..IIIIUIIIW . that McKinley sent anythinp. It m A British land grabbing expedition has No One Thought Sho Could Ltve. 111., -HACON-Clcurlllb sen-tcucl.AltU-l'rlmoSt- eam CATTLH-NallvoStcora. Pnomi, Tuasca Anajr, July 3. Alt '.VUAUCO-Lu- cs I.eur Hurley. S0J 4 3i!iit W GEORGE KING, DBUGCtST, it it Iteault uf tho Uiploslon nf a Locomottra Holler at Morgan Park, III. Ciiicaoo, July 2. Fivo men wcro injured by tlio oxplosion of tho boiler of lt 1 I I oS ST. CHARLES, tho engine ot un incoming suburban train ou tho Chicago & Northern PaKENTUCKY- cific railroad, at Morgan Park, while tho train was going nt full spaed, between tho Morgau Park and Ono Hundred aiid Thirteenth street stutlons. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Tho Uicmauof the engine, John Latch-shuw- , Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. will dio from his injuries. Montana law. Butte, Mont,, July 3. Tho law prohibiting gambling In Montana, which went into effect July 1, Is being uni- -3 PLOUIt-lllghUra- Ju, llAY-i'iiuI- co ... l! lt-- ir versally obsorved. Tho law even proTo any person interested in huhibits shaking dice for drinks, nud, ac- mane matters, or wlio loves aniconcording to tho attorney-general- 's struction, makes playing cards for mals, wo will send free, upon apprizes In social gatherings unlawful. plication copy of the "Alliance," lucreaao of Capital Block. the organ of this Society. In adJkpf-ha- on City, Ma, July 3. Tlio dition to itenscly intcicsting readBoll Tclcphono Co. of Missouri, with ing, it contains a list of Ihe ortlecs at St. Louis, has filed with tha valuable and unusual premiums insecretary of statu n certificate ot Address crease of capital stock from 8100,000 to given by this paper. Si, 000,000. 110-4- Sent Free THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, 11 United Charities Building, New York ar ST. JAMES HOTEL, Haiti Strut Cits Direct to Nljtfifc TURKISH BATHS, Open all Who rwi think of some ftlinplo Wanted-- An IBliigiop&ieuir Prelect jourMcnni lhjr war brln you wrMth.. I'O .Patent Attor-DWWrite J0HM WMhlnjtnii, U. O- - for Ihf Ir 8 1. SO prho oer jaod aovr lift or opo tuousawl tnventloiia wanted. Idea Ever smell Kentucky grass Or heard about its bhicness? Seems as if the wlinla blnms world Was bunting out whh newness Skies and folks ahko all smiles. Grafciousl you are lucky It you spend a day in Juno ' Down in old Kentucky Alfred Monson.in tho St- - Louis Globd Dcmocret I Ayer'sOathartio Pills Terfcct post-prandi- boisled tho English flag over threes islands in tho Solomon croup. pill. TerfAt for all purposes, THE PILL THAT WILL American marines avenged an indignity to an American girl in Honolulu by beatman nearly In ing n Japanese death Lfi J Centennial Rates. rales-ROo- Subscribe for Tint Bkb Are ydu a subscribor to The Bee? You should be, K7 lino nfferpd thn fnllmufnrv for tha ronnd irip on account of tha Tennessee Centennial; Ti'cteU good twenty days, 4 70, tickets good fifteen dajs 46; tickets good for seven" days $3 75 TL.T d & "Ibehevo tbat if It bid not got Or. Catlstjcdt's Great Remedy for my daugbtrr tine cm sho would not be with ut to ,ny run down nnd her illnen developed into Everyrhe iimitism and rheumatic frvnr one slid lliat sho could not live. Five noclori gave her no relief, jet by tho timu she bad taktn two bottles of Ur German Liver Powder, sho was able lo.ait up in bed, and today sno is ns slrongas she ever was. and w.o havo notli-in- s lo thank fo'r it but Dt. Carlsledt's " Great Gsrman Remedy." Smith Vickcrs, Tallula, III Carl-sicdt'- h but a very polite note to Great Britain concerning tho Behnng Set contention You must not mako flesh ot ono and bono of another make both for yourself by using -- Dr Bell's Peppermint Chill Tonic do you good if you never had a If you aro having chills now it will The dig which is usually taken down chill cure them euro them when everything M ilm Whim Mouse when the President i$ absent was run up in honor of Ihe else fails. For silo by St Barnard Drug " narlingion, George King, St Store Fourth Chaile rhoAi'rlculinral Department afier Iouk ' Itapiil progress has lately been made in experiments with liwn grasses declares hen'tla the finest lawn 'grass improving the defenses of the National tint creeping Capital against sea attack. known Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only Ihe best. That is the great distinction to be looked for when the time comes (hat you need them Nowbcrc'clse will you find so complete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, BIYaN HOPPKR. Manazer. KzgS '&&$&' v, "' A''' . '" W&TtZ.S V -- ' 4V.eaS&tn. vi PAUL M. AiOOKH. Udltor and MnuCer. BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. lInorportttl.) Entered ttiu l'cttoflice cl niattrr. it t Uirlliigton a Second SUHSCKIPTION HATES' countr. Address When Hood's Sarsnparllla begins to on rich, purify and vitalize tfie blood, and .. .It DO . One Year, strictly In advance. Bends ft fn a healing, nourishing, Invig50 "For one, I do not believe it possible to tm ai omits, Ht to tho jj Three Months, Patrick Dolan, an official of the succeed upon a platform that dcimnds un- orating ot ream body. nervcH, muscled and . Hood's Barsaparllla Single Copies 5 tho orfrans Specimen coplet mailed treo on application. United Mine Workers in the Pitts- qualified freo coinage of silver at tha ra- builds upthowcalc and broken down wanted In nil parti of the Correspondents and cures all blood diseases, because tio of iG to 1 with gold. Wo havo fought us for partlcnlars Rya-to- On July 2, silver was worth 60 cents an ounce, and our silver ilollar was worth about 46 cents. Wheat and other products are not declining with silver and the advocates of 16 to who last year hooted at the law of supply and demand now have concluded that there must he something in it, for they'll just "bo darned" if they will give the prospective tariff bill credit for anything in the prosperity line. 1 The Lost Cause. Doics, of Iowa, one of the former leading champions of the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 has abandoned that proposition and now comes out in favor of a paper currency based on tho market value of silver bullion. "Uncle Hod," as he is familiarly known, expresses the hopelessness of the free coinage proposition in the following words: Help Is needed by poor, tired mothen, over noticed and burdened with care, dcblll-tato- d and run down becauso ot poor, thin and Impoverished blood. Help Is needed by tho nervous sufferer, tho men and women tortured with rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh, Help nou-ralgl- a, & REPUBLICAN TICKET. Comes Quickly Webster County. For Representative, CHARLES K. EDWARDS , For County Judge, J. V. POOLE. For County Clctk, T. T. MORRIS. For County Attorney, DAVID, DROWNING. For Superintendent of Schools, I. G. NANCE. . For Assessor, W. II. DRYANT. For Jailer, J. J. CURRY. burgh district says: THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1897 "There are loo many mines, not loo II is lite surplus of opera many miners tors that causes such sufferings and low wages. " It is lost We can never fight it over under circumstances more favorable to ourselves. If we hope to succeed we must abandon this extreme that battle and Ct w?7 Vfe. h"-- . mttt? The supposition is that he means that the great number of operators produces fierce and un wise competition winch in turn y demoralizes prices and makes it impossible to pay miners living wages. And there is some truth in it. Tim-Louisville Charlie Qrasshnni Will Do. Let us have a National Democrat with whom to beat John Grayot for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney The Der believes there Is such a man and favors his endorsement by tho Republicans. The fact is wo need a prosccuiing attorney. Hood's Sarsaparilla RESULT UNCERTAIN. "Ihu presence of so many Bbhs" in this county, and makes special reference occasionally to one he dominates the "King Bee," and at the samo time pretends that Tub Debs are not at all in his way It they are young and harmless, why fret, fume and fipht at thrm? Would suggest that the best way to get along with them is lo let ihcm alone, and make no kick. For they are here in large numbers, and have como to stay and are increasing at a rapid rate; and as lo his kind rererecco to the "King Bee," we are glad to note he feels so much interest in him as to propose to take especial caro and get iiim a berth next November and with thanks would remind him that tho "King Her" is able to take care nf himself and with tho aid of whole swarm, expect to st'curo win ter quarters, without asking tho help of one who has yet bosn unablo to secure n good Grrth for himself. o c 49 4? J? 4? 4o 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 MUS T KEEP BUSY And m order to do so wc arc making genuine Hard Time Prices on all classes of Merchandise. Money buys everything wc handle at WAY DOWN PRICES. Fortunately for us, as well as our patrons, wc never go to market without the very powerful cash. Wc know we buy a 1 0 ot I jj. 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, g Gents' and Ladles' Underwear and Hosiery, LISMAN. Sunday was too hot for our people to come lo Sunday School Those who put up ico last winter aro now enjoying the fruits of their labor. Strange nil do not strive harder nfter the comforts of life. Dr. Rice cam down Sunday. Mrs. Ella Rice is nle sick. Prof. S. E Duncan secured tho school in tho Lismnn district Ross Locket came over Sunday to sea his Eirl. "Mark Hanna" pulled for parts unknown recently. Frank Dakcr is on the sick list. I D. V Baker went to Dixon Monday , Walter McGaw came over Sunday to see his best girl. Tobaca worms promise to be as plentias last. ful this Mrs. Fannie Baker visited at Nebo and Earlington last week. Why doe-- not some good Republican apply for tha post cflice at this place? It pas about $30 per year went to Providence Saturday. C E. Rice and wife visited in Shiloh last week Charley Ccmmandery and John Nichols do not aim to stay in the bottoms all summer. Cbas. Watson, of Sullivan, was in town Sunday. It is too hot for the threshers I suppose, as none have started in this neighborhood yet Observer J c 0 Is the One True niood Purlner. All druggists. ft. Prepared only by C. I. Hood tt Co., Lowell, Mass. Gent's White and Colored Shirts, HATS AND CLOTHING At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Customers reap the bcnclit. Plant your dollar where you can get the largest returns. Ours is the place. flOOd 5 FiliS are tho only jIIIs to tako with Hood's Sarsaparilla. WEBSTER CO1:;, n NEWS. J ' r? ?2jy54isljici ANN0UNCEA1ENTS. STATS SENATE. t t I e I i f ;; u I Miss CUra Sparks, of Merom, Ind , She visiting her sister, Mrs Dr Done 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 ult , and tho infant of Mr. and Mrs Green on the 4th inst. Mrs. John Overficld died last week very suddenly Mrs. Vaughn, of Diion, visited her aunt Yandell should get the place, be that Christian county has a splendid causeMr. is appreciated by the people who ot this place last week. he wheat crop now being threshed know bim at a competent, honest .yortby, The quarterly meeting of the Methodist church was held here Saturday and Sun - ,ond the buyers are actively at deserving man." day, Rev. Elgin presiding work preparing to handle the big Prof Poole and several other ot our Theke is a "Captain" somebody citizens have been wrestling with tho chills yield. tills hot weather. down at Mayficld, where they are Mrs. J. W Stephens has ben sick for a is selling accustomed to regulate matters in Dr. W. G. week or two, but is better now his property at Burksville, it is their own way without the law for Rute Stephens, one of the players at stated, with a view to fus early de- a referee, who has been to Nashbase ball came Saturday was taken very sick and could not bo taken home until parture for a diplomatic post which ville and has come back mad at the Monday. His condition was at first con,lm is sure of ecttine. That's what railrnad cnmnanin;. Hn is mad sidered very serious. the wires say. We Uavo a boy 18 yearn ttaturdny But, like all other questions, because he had to wait for his who walghs 270 pounds. this matter of the strikes has two ticket to be stamped at the selling The bum of tha thrasher is now heard The average Populist has about sides, and to each side the general on all sides and tho farmers are well decided that he was bamboozled office, because it had to be public must give a hearing. The pleased with both yield and quality. at Nashville, because coal operators declare that under Tha Poole nine crossed bats with the once too often by the Democrats Doxvtlle boys Saturday and defeated last fall and is against a repetition. there was a rush of people in the the present condition of trade they them. The score was 34 to 16. are unable to grant the miners' He don't like "fusion" that gives depot there and because the rail- demands. Mr. G. W. Timmons, formerly of Onion, While wages have gone road company had not put into has been engaged to teacfi tho public all the offices to the Democrats. have school at this place. their station at that city a big, down they gone not, the operators contend, farther Lill Poole says his new thrasher is a No Strike In Wrtt Virginia. dence country, visited at Dr. Rice's Sun-aa- y World-Heral. The Omaha Mr. clear, cool spring of running water daisy. than coal prices. Moreover, whenBryan's personal organellas aban- with an iceberg in the center. He ever prices went up, they say, Wheeling. W. Va., July 0. The James H. Stevens of coal miners' strike in this region Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bryant of the country country was down Sunday the Hubbard with bis sick doned that gentleman in so far as wants to own a newspaper long wages generally advanced simul began this morning, and the re spent Sunday at Dr, C II. Smith's brother. to call attention to the activity and enough to "skin them alive." The taneously. Like all other branches sults arc discouraging. . All the Rev Ligon Tilled his appointment Satur HEARIN. general improved condition of "Captain" .should take another of business the coal trade was in- Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling day and Sundayat tlm Christian church. juriously affected by the financial miners and half the Is the weather warm enough for you? men along the Messrs. Phillip and Drill went to Evans-vill- e istock business and markets in the trip or two away from home and disturbances which beean four Baltimore and Ohio, Drummers gilorn in our town Saturday at Jairmont, West and predicts a continuation learn how the world wags. afternoon. last Sunday. years ago, and some of the losses Monongah, Grafton, along the Messrs. II? F. Hunter, R, C. Duncan of these conditions. necessarily were shifted on to the J. M Ilaker and wife visited the family Boies, of Iowa, miners. This is the rule in all Virginia Central and Pittsburgh of Dr Cosby in tho country Saturday aud and lohu G. Bailey, of Dixon, passed through last Saturday morning on their A movkment is on foot to erect in liis letter abandoning the free occupations in times of distress. railroad, along the Norfolk and Sunday. way to Dekoven to enjoy tho Fourth (3) of Western, in the Kanawha and New a monument costing and festivities at that July celebrations 5,000 in the coinage of silver at 16 to 1 and There may not be much comfort River valleys, along the ChesaW. T Doris antl family, of near Proviplace. court house square at Princeton to stating the futility of the fight to to them in this reflection, but it is peake and Ohio and Kanawha and dence, visited hero Sunday. Rev. Burns filled his regular appointthe truth, as everybody knows. Michigan railroads, the memory of the lato Judge F. accomplish that impossible end, Though have paid no John Bailey, R. C. Duncan, anif D, J ments at this place Saturday and Sunday the miners whose wages attention to the strike order. d and attentive audience. Hunter, of the Dixon base ball team went to a W. Darby. A board of directors throws consternation into the are low even in normal times, feel Mr. Joseph Mitchell, of near here has a Half the Wheeling and Lake to DeKoven, Saturday to assist the De has been appointed to push the camp of the political demagogues the cuts in compensation more Etie miners are working, but therp Koven boys in a game with the Sturgis little boy very low with meningitis ' Hon. Polk Laffoon is a who continue the fight after the than do some other sorts of lab- is hope that they may matter. Mr, McClannaban, a very agreeable quit,. The nine gentleman of Hcndmon, is with us. for member for Hopkins county. battle is lost. Speaking of the orers, yet in some degree at least strike, it is said, is in danger of Dane Moore and Miss Kate Hunt; two or three weeks assisting Mr. G. V. the. same kind of an affliction has possibility of "convincing the come to the majority of men, em- failing without West Virginia, for Jesse Holloman and Miss Sallia Marshall, Hearin in prizing bis purchase ot tobacco. The Bi:e acknowledges the reit can supply nearly all demands. of Clay, attended church Sunday night 4 Mr. J. 1). Dlackwell, one of our worthy American people that a gold ployers as well as employed. ceipt of the first number of The naWest Virginia young men of this community, has purstandard is wrong" he says: While public sympathy will be tional strike and broke the last this at this place. chased a new guitar from which jhe says it may break Gold Standard, published at Smith-lan- d with the strikers so long as they one. Jas. Clay, a young attorney, of Hender- be wishes to learn to extract the "owcet Ky, conducted strictly as a uc uscu is no argument that can retrain trom violating the laws, the strains of melody." son, attended court here Monday. Ratchford Is Optimistic in tne luture to accomsound-moneAbout (wenly young ladies and gentlo-mefolly of starting a labor contest at paper. The estabMessrs, Langley, Jennings and Doris, Columbus. O., July 6. Presiplish that end that was not thor- this period can not be Wagganer Ihe and too strongly. dent Ratchfoid, of the United lawyers of Providence, attended court Ashland from lishment of such n paper is evineighborhoods passed through oughly exhausted in the contest conuemncu. just at the time Mine Workers, is greatly pleased here Monday last Sunday morning, gping to Sulphur dence of the growing centiment in we lost." And this leader of the when the tariff bill was about to go Last Monday was quarterly court and a Springs, Union county, to whilo away the favor of the standard it advocates. with.the progress of the present in drinking silvcritcs declares it impossible on the statute book, when adequate strike, and regards the outlook as large crowd attended court, coming from long, sultry hours of the day which issues water the revenue would be furnished to the exceedingly bright. The Pitts- all parts of tho county . A longer docket from those fountains. Indications are that the pro- in his judgment to succeed on a government and adequate proLet us and posed fusion of Republicans and platform demanding the unquali tection would be provided for all burgh district is the only ot)c that than usual, which will lake about three ittenced, have a nice, level, shady yardhero. around our school-housa report has yet been received days to complete. With but little labor and expense It can bo National Democrats in the Appel- fied free coinage of silver at industries; confidence was fully from at the national headquarters A young man of Sebreo was drowned in done. Now let our zeal for education, our restored, and when an era of trade in this city. late Clerkship race will not be ef- iG to 1. Green River, near that town, last Sunday love for the true and beautiful and our inactivity and prosperity such as the Large Coal Supply. fected. The National Democrats while out bathing His name was Smith terest in the welfare ot the boys and girls Dun's Review, which is looked country had not known in a dozen of was will not put their nomine Columbus, O., July 7. Mr. A. and body formerly from Providence, where of this neighborhood and in Ibe.upbuildingto under upon by business men as a reliable years was about to open, this labor citizenship in generally, prompt us bis was carried for interment. Mon action along ibis line. the Log Cabin. They desire to indicator of business conflict is precipitated to disturb Brcnholz, who manages the home day. conditions, Last winter we baard a gentleman state all business calculations, to clog office for the General Hocking strengthen their organization by speaks The Populist editor encouragingly of the imCoal Company, says there 'is at Herald contmally grumbles of the Sebree that under the Cleveland administration, and frels about we bad nothing bnt "floods and drouths:" the wheels of industry, and to postmaking a fight independent of the provement in all lines. In its issue pone the solid and permanent least 150,000 tons of coal in stornow we bear men almost every day using Republican party. age in the Northwest. He 'estiof June 26th it says: "There is no trade expansion which was in sentences like these "The biggest black all de berry crop I ever saw." "I have never 'jaiflBaBBBT backward step in business, al- sight. The lessons of the disaster mates that this will supply The representation as detersen wheat as good in my Ufa." "A fine aBBBBBBBBB which came to the strikers in the mands for at least four hionths, SaBBBrn; prospect tor a corn crop. "niy meauow, mined upon for the sound money though the season of midsummer labor contests of no matter how general the mintr's the past of Ltoth grass and clover, is better than it has quiet is near. Improvement con- years ought to teach the score strike becomes. State Democratic Convention to been for years." miners There is considerable coal on and prudently wisdom. The result of the railTruly, it does seem like the Lord always be held in Louisville July 14, will tinues, gradual the Ohio docks ready for shipsmiles on us when we place the Governbe based on Cleveland's vote for cautious as before, although in road workers' folly of 1877, of the ment by lake, but this coal will says an eminent English doctor, "will ment in the bands of tha G O. P 1892, allowing one delegate for many branches evident where no Missouri Pacific madness of 1886 not be sent West. You'll find it in the Sebree Herald br It will be held carry enough poison to infect a houseand of the Debs crime of 180.1 the Providence Record, one or tbe other, for the purpose of supplying tran- hold." In summer-tim200 votes or fraction over 100 signs of it appeared a few weeks should teach labor more especsocieties the "1005," With respect to a ially, disease germs fill the air, multi- or both both also. or "1013," one or the votes. Hopkins is entitled to teQ. ago. Business men of the highest fatuity of precipitating a struggle sient trade. other or delegates; Webster, to six; Chris- - standing in all parts of the country in times when, as now, the chances .supply for the railroads, it is esti tudes are infected, fall ill, die 1 multiSuccess to Tub Bee Tat having gradually perceived that are overwhelmingly against them. mated that the different companies tudes escape. These metiengers of SLAOGHTERSVILLE. man to twelve; Henderson, to have enough coal on hand to last mischief do not exist for millions. Why the tide has begun to rise, are Hot, yes and still healing. eleven. them about six weeks. Beneath Notice." not? Because they ara healthy and strong regulating their contracts and inThe 4th has passed and no one here 3lty-tw- o Idle Mines. (Courier-Jonrnalprotected as a crocodile Is against gunThe New York World tjstimates vestments and the plans for the Pittsburgh, Pa,, July 7. Ac- shot. It is the woak, the wasted, the knew it C. A Kentucky silveritc organ, with Brandon filled bis regular Rev. J that a loss of $24,962,500 monthly future with a confidence quite unof the who fall 1 thosewho appointment at tbe Methodist Church characteristic silveritc elegance, cording to estimatesrailroad miners' sixty-tw- o will be caused by the coal miners' known to them a mines have no resistive power to that a sudden Sunday night. short time ago. thus addresses theigold Democrats officials and twenty-si- x arc idle are still in cough or cold develops into graver Mfss Dora Cosby, of Dixon' visited provided strike, 375,000 men Great changes before the adjourn- of the State; "True Democrats should quit work. This estimate ment of Congress are hardly to be indeed! Why you arc beneath the operation. of They reported that in disease. We hear qC catching disease! friends here this week. Dixon, cases they had heard was in tbe a number Robert Jackson, ot only includes loss to miners, oper- expected but removal jof uncertain- notice of a mangy nigger, and not no news from certain mines, and Why not catch health ) We can do it city Tuesday. by always maintaining our healthy Mrs, John Cox and daughter 'Miss Vir-giators and to the railroads m ty is with reason expected to bring entitled to half the respect." take it for granted in many cases weight. Whereupon the aforesaid organ of Nebo, visited Mrs. James W. Jones they are in operation. freights. Of this amount iSio, 125,-00- 0 into operation buying forces which proceeds to "notice" the last Saturday and Sunday "true that a month is stated as prob- have been restricted for months. Democrats" at length. Jim Boston and family of Maldon, Mo To Earlington. are here visiting relatives, able loss to the miners in wages. The main factor at that time (Hanson Exchange,) " is the As Usual. Cod-livJames Asbby, of Hanson, was here Oil, Is condensed nourishIf the loss that would he entailed steadily brightening prospect for Prof. E. 13. Bourland, who of Tuesday tri'tig lo buy a milch cow. (Hanson, Exchange ) ment; food for the building up of the on the manufacture and trade a ul taught so acceptably in the HanDr. Will Cosby, of Vandersburg, has lo(he individual citizen of the coun- crops. Harvesting of wheat has Madisonvillc docs not celebrate son school last year, has accepted system to resist the ouacks of disease. cated hers to practice bis profession. Wo try could be estimated or guessed already begun with surprisingly the 4th. It is not that her citizens a position in thcEarlingtorf school It should be taken in reasonable doses are glad to say that he has been recomat $pme idea. might- - io formed as good rcsujts, and statisticians of are devoid of patriotism, but thev for tho ensuing session of, 'nine all summer long by all those whose mended to us as the leading doctor of VandersbargVhHe there.' to how serious would be the result repute calculate that the winter are not in tho habit of doing' such months. If Earlington can,' be weight is below the standard of health. you Doctor because We If you are losing ground, try a bottle are gladwelcome such people, with us. we of such a strike upon the now wheat crop will be 60,000,000 things and leave it all to progressatisfied by a perfect gcHtfainarf, to have generally acknowledged surely re- bushels beyond the Government sive cities like "Hanson and in 1110 sciiout mum anu otifBi 11, BOW. Let us all pray for cooler days and turning prosperity. For salt by aU OrawtaM at see. aaa U-estimate." satisfaction will now be theirs, R, nights. 1 two-thirdOs-bo- The Owensboro collectorship fight has been settled by the of Mr. T. J. Yandell of Marion. Mr. E. T. Franks is FOR MAGISTRATE to' be chief deputy with, a9 is unto announce MORRIS m We areas aautliorlicd for Magistrate derstood, candidate Mortis an equal division of in the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins County, subject to the action ot tho Democratic salary. When it was discovered primary, Angus! ad that Mr. Yandell had failed of the appointment as deputy United Eminent statisticians calculate that the winter wlicaLcrop will be States Marshal the Crittenden Press said; 60,000,000 bushels beyond the "Every man in Crittenden county irGovernment estimate. respective of party affiliation, was anxious Christian, subject to the action of the Republican party announce Dr E BAKBR We are authoriied to a candidate for of Madlsonville, as Stale Senator, from the counties of iloplcins and Cluistian, subject totho action of the Republican party. We are ROBINSONRobinson asauthorized to announce a candidate for State Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and Attorney Charles dead and henceforth ho will advocate Stale can uc found. NOT If Debs had made this an- C. Grassham of fins city, who has WEST VIRGINIA STIUKE. socialism WILL by the sound nouncement before the last election llie been nominated result might have been different The money Democracy, and indorsed About One-Thi- rd of the,. Alines by the Republicans of Livingston Debset and Doodlebugs and other in the Pittsburgh District Attheorists injured the cause of sil- county for Commonwealth's ver by their advocacy of it." Likely by torney is a wide-awakenergetic in Operation. Doodlebug and hairbrained theorists these young gentleman, an .able prosecutor, and as an attorney has no Popocratic papers allude to Tillman, Pittsburgh, Pa , July 6, The Thomas Watson, Marion Butler and peer in this section of .the State. strike order of the National Execsome others who refuse to fuse and have Should Mr. Grassham accept the utive Board of the United Mine their wind shut off What the Popocrat nomination he will doubtless be Workers of America was. obeyed wants is that the Populist vote, and vole elected by a handsome majority. 10,000 15,000 of the I The Gold Standard, Smithland, by fromminers into the Pittsburgh for them, and stop talking GraySee 21,000 Ky. son Eagle, hair-braine, Alt-gel- Standard heartily voices Itany Coal Miners at Work, mid The Hum of the Wheat Thresher Dispatch quotes is Heard In the Land. the Strike Ordered May the sentiment of Tin: I3ke, and bethe Memphis Appeal as follows: Fall Plat. "Eugene. Debs declares free silver is lieves that Tin: Br.i: has asked for The t Earlington I I lb i X3eb GOOD CHOI'S AM) IIUIiSTING DARN'S Siime Compliments to The lice and How It is Itccclicd In Witstcr. WtBkTSR County l)irmuiNr Comluricil ky Damp Hrow MHO, dixom, KY. I V B ISHDP & ky.CD u madisoimVille, n"YOUn MONIiY BACK IF YOU WANT IT I It jcr , tfsr t??v,vvv'lv'vvvt?V'vV's.'V'tT?r4 a. DIXON. Thehum ot the wheat thresher in the land. is heard district today. The Labor Troubles. (Globe-Democrat- ), . The great struggle is now on in earnest, and the de- Hunter The fact that the coal miners have determined to quitwerk, thus largely increasing the area of the labor disturbance caused by the iron, steel and glass workers, who are already out, is an unfortunate Of course, the de circumstance. mands of the miners, like those of the iron, steel and glass men, appear to the general public to be moderate. The "fair day's pay for a fair day's work" which the miners ask is eminently reasonable. 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 the country they cer- - d, fasteror velopments of the next few days will determine the success or failure 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 Geo Hearin, of Ulackford.spent Friday local officials in their efforts to se- in town Mr and Mrs. Silas Chamberlain, of cure a general suspension in this district will have an important Onion, were here last Thursday. bearing on the outcome of the Wayne Hammock, Marshal of Provimovement. dence, was here last week, ho brought with While it is estimated that at bim three who will board s of the miners have with T. S. Page for some time. least thrown down their picks, enough Geo Sparks of the Ml. Lebanon country men are still at work to seriously was hero last Friday. impair the chance unless they can J.L.Rice, of Providence, was in town ultimately be brought out. This, one day last week. President Dolan confidently claims can be done. The operators, on S Hicks, principal of the Dixon High the other hand, arc in no wise dis- School, moved to this place last Thursday occupies the Rica property concerted, and assert that the Mrs Ilcnton Manzy spent several days strike can not succeed. In West Virginia the miners visiting in the Lt'sman country ItM week have been slow in responding to Frank llakcr, of Lisman, spent Sunday the strike order. A dispatch to- here night says that a general strike in Messrs. James, Armstrong and W D. the State is not probable. The Mooncy, of country, wcro 1110(1 die UUt Ulgmuootl, nnvl . in town oaturaay; arc inclined to regard the strike their community. tnoy report line crojr, m elsewhere as favorable to their Mrs. D. F. Price and chances for securing plenty of Bernico Booth, were hero last week work at good prices while it is Wil.l Stone and Miss Polly Stone, ot the pending. Great pressure is being brought to bear upon them by the Carle country, came to town last Friday United Mino Workers, officials to and were united in marriage by J udgo L join the strike, but so far without B Hall. W. L. Dakcr and family, of the Provisuccess. Thsro is about So per cent of a tobacco crop in this county. The plentiful sbowe.'s and the warm weather is making all crops look flac Esq Ilearin. of Shelton, was in town last week, and although ho ts a silverite, said Tim Bee was the best local paper be received. Esq. Biker, of Lisimn, was in town last week. John-Jenkin- s NEW ENTERPRISE 5TOVES'T' 200,000 W avsf one oivrna canatMonoff. They are made of Bouthcru Iron by Southern Workmen, wlio are sustained by the products of flonthern Farmer. They last longer and make more homea happy than any other Stove oil earth. X'lro backs guaranteed for 15 years. your Dealer docs Hot handle them, WRITE TOR CATALOGUE. POOLE. flaawaaBHBwBSHsassannaf"'.jBSETjBlaHalM iy tboV.-indersbur- ni Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. UNurMTiMiM or grand-daughte- COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Mantels ana' CratS. ITellOTrwart, Tlawarc Etc. MMlntM China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, VQOOEN AND WILLOWWARE. Everything ncceesary nml eonvonle nt for tho Kitchen, Dialog Room, Laundry nml Dairy. BICYCLES A SPECIALTY. w&& l W ATI r. V1 i- - TOE DIFFERENCE in the Quality nml the aiiiotmtof lij;ht prrxliiccd jfe by an old insliioned TAIJ.OW DIP and an INCANDESCKNT BULK is notinorc marked than is the difference in nppcar- ance, 111 siyic ami quality oi uiq wearing AptKiroi made by fair-size- W A irvs M. BORN A CO., "incre y n m YM Repairing, THE MEAT CMICAH NfftCHAKT TAHMS, and the work of the mass of Tailors, caa ll Tha Bulla and Ovarooata el tho former nro flno production! of rollorlnff Art. Wo Ouorantoo to fit a net plenon ou end sao you iiionirv 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to Ooloot from. "JTJT MlXk ffrljjj?' A HJST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. e WALKER & TWYMAN, t 'iri"A" r'" -- Sr. J Main Street, West of Railroad, eftRblNGTON, KY, A .complete Stock of , "The Foot of a Fly" e, Stoves, Castings, AND TINWARE. i i' Roofing and Guttering, "Sky-high- " in quality affl and prices dirt cheap.' .) Id 0) Id thin-blood- WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the StateAnything and - G- -h everything you want in livery. e, tlc X PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. -. er ?-- , A HANDS0MI2 ILLUSTRATED.PATALOQUE jrAi J :. 1 irTzvTZ-T7mmm- t& ;: .1 :. Wi 1., a CmimtS AcUWapr jMattnq Ora.li.a(, w. 1iHlWi rns.dA-w.- ) OF THE STBflTTBJf BOSIRESS GOLLEBE. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, ilttttlng In Lean shustwd. mEGHMMNiuNm etc. Cbnlaln I VnlunbU Information to Mow mmm1 in Zwrattix jjlun(otw. RfttM Vfy LOMfc. iiiiyiiiiMLtfHHiLM tr. CBci wBm&o "J3ij 3nbustru rot Chrtnc." HYATT CAPTURED. WE CELEBRATED. PicA ASSASSINATED K. P. A. Resolutions. for the Kentucky DOWN IN THE MINES. The commmittee on resolutions Press Associa- Taken in Kansas City While in n Another Big Fourth of July nic to Burlington's Turkish Batlf " Credit. Room. IT THIS TIME, St. Louis Woman Enroute Cyprlon Home Leaves the Train . Barnsley. Mrs. VirginiaBent, of St. Louis, - at Troulllus' Shot at Ills tion reports the following: Whereas, The liberality of the Home NcnrNcbo flondny railroads to the Kentucky Press A 1" Night. Association has enabled the edi- f & bV t ). i-if- 3 F .' V i. I.' & Mo., was a passenger on the-L- . HOW N. train No. 52, yesterday morn-fng- i OWNED A COUNTRY COAL. MINE OUR ABOUT FAKE NO traveling from- Bowling Green Wlien the train Head Almost Torn' OffBy tho Contents Louts. l.n City Marshal Has a Private Anil Never Forget to Properiy to St. Earlington' Tan stopped at Barncsley, two miles of a Double Uarreled Shot Qun. Teltfiram ConGrmlnfl the Commemorate the Counsouth of this place, she jumped off, leaving all her baggage in tho L, N. TIME TABLE. News. try's Independence. Cyprion Troullius, a 'Frenchman coach and was left there. Earling Do You (Rficctlve May 30. 897) Mr. Nathan Priest, marshal of who formerly lived near Tho glorious Fourth was .cele- Barncsley, took charge of her and ton', was assassinated at his home S001H, City, Mo., July 7. Kansas of No. j) George Hall, a young man No. 91. No. si. ar- brated in Earlington this year, as brought her here, where Mastor of about three miles southwest It's the best thing for the 10.10 a in 7.00 p m I.v, Chicago it has been celebrated in all the Trains M. Dcvney, arranged to Ncbo Monday evening, while 8.jj p m rested Saturday by Detective 8.f a in I.V. SI. Louts hair under all circumstances. 1. 10 p m 6.00 pm 3.13 am Lv. Kvanitllle .. his supper. Nobody but his in a Turkish hath room on past years, in a hearty manner by send her on to St. Louis by the 1.J6 p m 6im 3.43 a m I.v. Ilrmlfrion Just as no man by taking .. 3.07 pm l.v. Kebreo is sup- wife and two children were on the Main street, has been identified as a multitude of people. fast train last night. It thought can ndd an inch to P" Lv. suuKiitrrt S4 Tho Knights of Pythias have for posed that Mrs. Bent was (tempo- place when the deed was done. Lv. Hanson J.jjpm one of tho train robbers who, one his stature, so no preparation 4 47 a in j. 49 P in MrS. Troullius says her husband L Molitanrllte months ago, held up some years past practically appro- rarily unbalanced by tho intense m night three 401pm 7 top m I.v. liirlington can make hair. The utmost was eating a late supper and had 4.13 p m & Nashville passenpriated the Fourth of Julyin Earl- heat. Morion Rap. I.v. Louisville j.T9 a in the 411pm Lv. Noilonvllla... that can be done is to proabout finished when the shooting s.ij p m 8.16 pm 6.07 am ger train near Calera, Ala., and ington, and the big picnics they Lv llopklntville.. $100 Reward $100. Ho was sitting with Ar. Gnthilo ' occurred. mote "conditions favorable to 3 js P m Express give have become famous for miles the Southern .. Lv Guthrie 013 pm B.47 P m osiam robbed The readers of this paper will be pleased his back to an open window, and it 8.03 p in 10.10 p in 8 40 a m Company of around. The btory of the beautigrowth. This is done by Chief Ar Nathvtild .. 3,000. NORTH. Ayer's Hair Vigor. It rewhen appointed head of the ful picnic grounds at Lakeside to learn that there is at least one dreaded war. through this window, she says, No. 34. No. 31. No. 91. was working Park, Loch Mary, and the equally disease that science has been ablo to euro tho contents of a shot gun was moves dandruff, cleanses the Lv. Nashville. 7.33 am 7.43 m 7.10pm police department, H.39 a m'931 a in 911pm Lv tinthrle express robbery, and had a beautiful surroundings has become in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's emptied into his head. The back scalp, nourishes the soil in Lv IIopklnsvllla 9.41 a m 10.18 a m gjipn on tho a m 10.39 p m perfect description of Hall and anso well grounded in the minds of Catarrh Cure is Iho only positive euro now of his head was torn away. Mrs. 10.10 am 11 03 .v. Norlonville. which the hair grows, and, 10.27 am 11.13 a m Lv Mortons Clip. known lo the medical fraternity. Calarrh Troullius says she was clearing Hall has a the people within hearing, and the Earlington.. 10.33 a m ii.ti a m 10 31 p m other of the robbers. Lv. just as a, desert will blossom 10.46 am 11.38 am u.cApm dark scar near the Lv. Madlionvllle point of his magnitude and success of the pic- being a constitutional dtseaso requires n away the supper dishes at the time. 10.17 m 11.31a m Lv, in ton under rain, so bald heads grow Hall's Catarrh She left the place immediately after constitutional treatment. nics given there are so well known, 11.03am 11.03pm i.v. Kliiiehteia chin, which led to his identity. J,v. Selirnu 11.17 am n.iopin hair, when the roots are nouruntil an that the many people who enjoy a Cure is is taken Internally, acting difYctly the shooting occurred, taking her m Hall will be held here 11.44 a m 11.33 P " Lv. Henderson p m MS p m 11 40 a m officer can be sent for him. A re- picnic are sure always to attend upon (he blood and mucous surfaces of Ihu two children with her and went to ished. But the roots must be 11.10 Ar. KvbmvIIIo. 710am Ar St. Louli .... system, thereby destroying Ihu foundation the house of her nearest neighbor there. If you wish your hair ... 8.17 pm 7JPm ltaJm ward of $300 is offered for his cap these celebrations. At. Chlcaco No.toi anil 01 will top at MaililonvilU and to retain its normal color, or Dr. Agnew and some twenty of the disease, and giving the patient to give the alarm. She says she 10 lake on and lei on p.mengera to ture. SprlnnueM and Irom ChleaRoapirpolmt north ot Kvantsille admitted other Sir Knights came from strength by building up the constitution does not know of anybody who If you wish to restore the lost the prisoner Via K. & T. II her No. 91 makei regular stops at Guthrie, his complicity in the Calera rob- Scbrcc in a special car on a through and assisting nature in doing its work. had anything againstoughthusband. tint of gray or faded hair use to Earlllopkintvllloand llendcnon. and told the police that his freight and brought theSebirce The proprietors have so much faith in its The remains were hi bery, raovioiMCC accomuodatiok. cemeVigor, name was Gus Hyatt, though he Cornet Band with them. Many curative powers that they oiler one hun- ington and interred in the PAILT EtCItT SUMPAV. visiting knights weie here from dred dollars for any case that it fails lo tery Tuesday evening about dusk. P m refused to tell where he came from. .Lv. Providence Ar "?.ljmin ... Lv. Nebo Ar Cyprion Troullius was about J.JJ P m Chief of Police, Vallins states that Madisonville and elsewhere and cure, Send for list of testimonials. Ad"6 40 a 6.10pm Lv. ManUouAr 633111 yearsof age. i lis wife is 6.03 pm ..Lv.MadloiillleAr. Agent Scudmore, of Sebree, came down F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. forty-fiv7. jo am the prisoner's accomplice in the the trains and many vehicles dress. 145 pm Ar. KarllnatonLv. thirty-nine- . jjsam ... ..LvliarllngtonAr They have been marSold by Druggists, 75c. twith the K. P. Uniform Rank, last "SaturSJopro robbery probably will be arrested brought hundreds of people to and rliiaiil I.r.M.lisonilleAr. .. J.ijpm within 48 hours. Hall's tamily Pills are the best. ried seventeen years. He formerly fro all day long. Guaged by the day, and it is a fact that George makes a -- Lv. Hanon Ar - 803 am 4541"" 8 nam lived on and owned the R. P 37 P ni Lv Slaughter! Ar fine military appearance business done by the livery men 4i a in SeCree Ar. ... 410pm of Bremen, spent Lv. Jesse Coffman, gijim. . ... Lv. lender ton Ar .. .. jiopin farm just cast of, Earlington, Engineer Will Rowe is now beyond City Marshal John T. Barnett.ol hauling passengers back and forth a few days here last week. 0.50 am 1 pni .. .Ar. Kvantville Lv. and operated a country coal bank 10.30 am doubt tha happiest man oa the Henderson Earlington, received a private it was one of the largest picnics here V. W. ETIIRIDGB. Aitenl division, being the proud pipa of bouncing telegram yesterday evening, con- ever held in Earlington and that llon't Tuhaccu Spit and Smoke Inur I. Iff Amr, there. Eight years ago he leftpropHis twins, a girl nnd bay. To uull tiibiiiiu u.nlly ami luruvcr. bo mui; for the Nebo country. firming the above dispatch and the is saying a great deal. TIMETABLE I. C, R. R, lull The reports concerning the recent fast The amount of water, lemonade nctle, the u( life, licrvo and vlitnr, tuko men erty there consisted of a farm of news is undoubtedly straight. np.ik Ujc. that makes no acres upon which it is said he runs on the Lehigh Valley road hiving (Effective May 0, 1897.) Hyatt is now being conveyed from watermelons, ice cream and other strong. All druKclata, too or II. Curi Ho also AiMrciis NORTH BOUND. been questioned, tha road has issued a cerKansas City to Alabama and will tilings to cool the heated blood, Sterlingllooklct and sunplo freeNew York. only owed about $40. Itemody Ca, Chlcaco or No in. No. 101." ,No, J04 owned and operated there a countified copy of the train sheets, showing in be placed in position to meet the that was consumed, was enormous. 3a p m 900 a m I.v NewOileaht detail tha movement ot the train. Portions I.vMroiphi 7.30 am a. is p m for his A man was kept busy at the pump Mrs. Ida E. Walker is visiting try coal mine. pm 6ona in punishment he deserves 100 p in 11:10 I.v. Fulton of the road wero covered at a speed of The rejoicing all day 'long filling tubs and buck- her daughter in Mississippi. 1:33 pm 1113 am 8.00 am numerous crimes. Lv. Paducab What Hood's SarsnparilU has dons for G. H. Pike, .4:40pm riaam 937am here over this capture is universal. ets from which the thirsty quenched Lv. Princeton 79 3 miles an hour, and 1)1043.30 miles bea m 10 30 a in 3 39 p in Ho.id's Sarsapa- Nortonvllla. will do for yon Lv. e E. W. WlIITTEMORE. tween Sayre and Alpine were run in LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. .630pm 4:13 am 11:13 pm their thirst wjth pure, cool water, You may hunt the world ovrr and others it all blood diseases. Lv. CfQtral Clljr 3115pm minutes. 1053pm Ar. I.onutnifl. and the boys in the refreshment you will not find another medicine' efjui rills cures Wedding- Announcement. 640am ujiam Ar. Cincinnati olin .Trinille now ranks as Ihe oldest Kentucky Fair Dates. SOUTH HOUND. stands were very busy all the time. to Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and DiarDr. A. D. lames assumed his Not for many years has tho L. & N on man in limn of service on the Vandalia No. 111. No. 103. No. tot. It is ricw duties Tuesday as United The Bee has the pleasure of an A neat sum was cleared. rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. The following are the dates for tho Si. Louis division experienced so much lines. Ho commenced as a section hand t.v. Cincinnati.. . .ir.sapm :JJ P m .. am jsjpm 8:40am nouncinc the cominc marriage of Three brass bands were abroad pleasant, safn and reliable. For sals by Lv.'Limttville. for Kentucky. A, holding the Kentucky fairs this troubln by, a washout as they did list Fri- in 1852; after one year he was promoted to 8:13 a ra 1049 P m IJJ p m DeVyldcr to Prof that day, the Scbrce Cornet Band, Si. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, Hen States Marshal Lv. Central City day, when a cloud burst between Howell freight brakeman; then lo freight conduc11:13 P m 1:34 P m T. Herd was appointed chief year so far as reported: Lv. Noilonvllla .911am 11:16 am 403pm C. G. Pfatenhautr on next Tuesday and Mt. Vernon, Ind , caused such an tor; then to baggagemastcrat Terre Haute, .10 18am I.v. Tilnceton Earlineton Cornet Band and T. Robinson, Morions Gap; George King, drputy. overflow or great rush of water as to in- - then local freight agent, and for ihe last ..irwpiu U7m 6.13pm morning at .about 830 o'clock at the Earlington Colored Band, the Si. Chailes. Lv.Vaducah Lancaster, July 162 days. Boopm the Lv.i'ulton i3SPm jura their track in such a m inner as to de- seventeen years has run as a passenger m days. Versailles, July 20 4 Ar. Memphla the Catholic church of the Immacu latter makinc music for the colored conductor on Ine lastrst train run on the If jour eyes feel like sand were under lay trains about twelve hours. Ar New Oilcans. ...810am 700am Richmond, July 274 days, Four arrests have liecn made at Iho lashes, if they burn and your sight is road, nnd during his long service, like Mjss DeVylder picnic that is always held in AlexTho travel was to hoavy on ihn L. & Nm 103 and 104 are aolld laic Conception. All Mains mn dillr anufher veteran in the Vandaldays. llehtcd, Willi un- is an attractive daughter of Mr. J. New York in connection with the indistinct, Sutherland's Eagle Eye Silvet Danville, Aug. 3 VeillbuWd iralnt, plnnch patt week that it was with difficulty John Wise,he Park on the .jtlL The ander's man Nutlet Sleepers and Frra Kcc lining Cliilr his never baen reprimanded that llie company could accommodate those ia service, cqiinterfciting of Costa Rica notes. will make ihem right It has cured thousLebanon, Aug 10 3 days. Prof. Cincinnati and New Orleans. Trains F. DeVylder ot this place. Car between haul deserves special mention to spend the glorious fourth for any cause. 101 and 103 also tun aolld between Cincinnati and Pfatenliauer has been a citizen of Lawrcnceburg, Aug. 17 4 days. who desired home, ands of casus of soro ejrs and granulatrd for their excellent work and iintir New Orleans, carrying Pullman Iluttet Kleepeil The Woman's Friend. Elizabethtown, Aug. 17 .todays. away from CROPTON. Dticct connection made al all Junction pointi. Earliagton for some months and inn effort in furnishing good, patri lids of long standing. It cures when othAgent O'Bryan, ot Henderson, spent a A. II. HANSON. G. V and T. A. days. knov from my own experience that ers fail it is harmless. For sale by St Mrs. G M. Burnett is vat' sick this Shelbyvillc, Aug. will and re- otic music for tho occasion. Our 'Iladies of a constipated hihlt hern is has won the good few hours nt tho picnic last Saturday for Week. hcphcrdsvillc, Aug 24 4 days. Gcorgo is always a welcome visitor. spect of many of the citizens ol own bovs of the Earlington band nothing lo supply the place, of German Bernard Drug Store Earlington. Geo King, Mrs. . O Bowling is very ill at present Madisonville, Aug. 254 days. T. C. Martin now acting agent al his home did their work heartily and also Liver rowder." Mrs, J r. Meneness, St. Charles Mr. Earlington since he made Norlonvillo, came over last Saturday with with typhoid fever Bardstown, Aug. 315 days. Springfield, Ohio. our midst. He is a teacher, showed considerable progress. in Miss Effie Best, of Clarksville, is visitGerman Liver Powder for Barboursville, Sept. t 3 days. his family nnd returned home Sunday. "I havo The Indiana Department of the student and composer of music, A procession of Sir Knights afoot dyspepsia, taken other liver troubles, and . Friends deeply sympathized with Walter ing friends at this place. and Congress to days. Paducab, Sept. Notes -J- 'ertonal Paragraphs ml has two military bands under him and eighteen ladies horseback, ac- would not be wilhont it." Miss Jennie G. A. R. will petition Miss Bertha Mann, of Pembroke, is when ho handed in a bread check to pay days. here", and is an employee in the L. companied by two brass bands Green, Abiline, Tex. Horse Cave, Sept. set aside the Vicksburg battle field for the lemonade, aud found that he liad visiting relatives here. Other Doings at Homo Worthy Bowling Green, Sept. 8 4 days. loft his pocket book at home, but his credit & N. Railroad shops at this place. marched to the park upon the arMiss Lula Clark is very sick. "Friends advised me to try German as a national military park. nt Special Mention. Is ;ood. Liver Powder for long standing liver com Eminence, Sept 8 4 days. Rev. Wright filled his regular appointThe couple will leave for a wed- rival of the train from Sebrcc. Cure Cnnntlpntlnn I'nrovcr. To plaint. I had relief before I had taken one Although rushed with business, Master ment at Iho Christian Church Sunday. days Evfing, September ding trip on the north bound ChiTake Ciscarcts CumlvCutharllc. llio orZio. medbottle. It did me more good than all of Trains Dcvney found a few minutes to cure, UruniULH rvf uml money. C. Prof. Armor closed his spring term of Winchester, Sept. 133 days. Had a Sqverp .AUnck. Mrs." Charles Weaver (nee Miss cago train Tuesday morning. Mrs,. Jl C C fall to by physicians." icine prescribed spend at Ihe picnic last Saturday. school hero Thursday. Glasgow, Sept. 154 greatis visitInd. The Bee wishes them the Hailie Baker) of Paducab, Having a sovera attack 01 rheumatism John Campbell, Jeflersonville, The K. of P. members Jiad the blues The great strike now on among the minThe picnic hern the 3d went off nicely, Sept. 303 days. ing relatives here this week. est happiness last Saturday when they learned that train only one arrest was made. and malarial lover and not receiving bene ers will cause a big loss to the railroads The Christian Endeavor Conven- throughout the several States where the Moreanficld. Oct. a s days. No. 59 was about three uours late, out takfit trom medicines prescribed, I began Prof. Armer moved to Dawson Monday tion at San Francisco promises to Louisville Poultry Show, Second thev saw at once that tho railroad company There wasn't any buttermilk in Our New Postmaster. ing Hood's Sanaparilla. I was very weak One of the work house negroes escaped was not in tho least to blame, when one of of picks have been laid down. in the history Annual Exhibit, January 10, 1898 their passenger trains came in half a day last week, but was captured Monday at it this time, but W. F. Anderson time. Alter inking Ihreo hollies I be the greatest Mr. Charles G. Robinson has at that the organization. be had if necessary. purgadays. said it could Fairvtow. 5 There is no u e taking pills or behind time relieved and at the end o( three been appointed postmaster at Earl- was Louis Payne Was fined $10 and costs for was called to tives to euro chills. Dr. Bell's PepperForeman L H. 1) months I was cured "James A. Milleji, summer one of our grandchildren Meth- Evansvillo last SnndayBrien important bus! drawing a knife on George Boxley here "Last charge as The Sunday School of the on mint Chill Tonic cures them by itself. It Miss Garah Wootcn, of Madi ington and will take commission Urundy, Ky was sick with a severe bowel. trouble," says the 3rd Episcopal Church, South, of ness in connection, with church affairs does more than ibat, too it gives you a odist sonvillc, who has been the guest soon as he receives his office will picHood's Pills acl easily and promptly on Mrs. E. G. Gregory, of Frederickslown, and qualifies. The new inside. It tones you up Earlington, will have a private new dress on tho Inez Dean, returned home be in the front end of Robinson tho liver and bowels. Cure stck headache. Mo. "Our doctor's romedies had failed, and makes you strong. It makes you feel nic at Lakeside Park, Loch Mary, yesterday. then wo tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Mam Bros.' general store, on West For Saturday week, July 17. account, sold on a guarantor. Mr. Mart Whitford.of St. Louis, gave very some There were several ladies in street, and everybody will receive spent several days with parents and Diarrhoea Remedy, whichSt. Bernard sile by St. Bernard Drug Store. The Bee has just received a fine speedy relief," For sale by Earlington Saturday who got tho most courteous and kind atten- here. assortment of cards and other Earlington'. Ban T. Rabinson sufDrug Store, The L II & St L Company enough of horseback riding for tion from the new postmaster and and can furnish anything Morions Gap; George King, SI. Charles. fered from the heavy rain in tho vicinity stationery his efficient deputy. Miss Lillie Yucatan Chill Tonic. once in their lives. in the printing line on short notice of Louisvillo last week, several miles of Robinson, sister of tho appointee, Tho great reliable and popular tonic, Dave Bray and Charles Bates, track being badly damaged by high wTt-in best style and at lowest prices. particular will bo deputy postmaster, and febrifuge. It breaks the the suspected Charlie Cowcll's murderers of James Subscribe for Tun Bee. somewhat lirand- - 'ol lemonade, chill and prevents its return, strengthening Travis, the soldier, Bucklen'u Arnica Salve A Live Tarantula. strengthened, llowcd like water ihe patient and gives healthy lone and were arrested in Chicago,and Chief for Cuts, Tho best Salvo in the world baturday, at 5 cents a glass The Fourth of July K. of P. vigor without regard lo diet. Pleasant to Clack started for Nashville with Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, picnic boys on Saturday found a tako. Prico joe. Warranted 'at drug them yesterday. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posiTho Henderson . ball team will live tarantula in a bunch of bana- lore. tively cures IMes or no pay required. It is ' flay Madisonvillo at the latter nas, which they had bought to satSutherland's Eagle Eye Salve cures sore perfect batiifaction or Miss Eppie Ashby, of Slatigh-i- s eyes, styes and granulated lids. It strength- guaranteed to givo rnce 25c per oox. rnr It will be isfy the appetites of the multitude. place next Tuesday, money relunued visiting the family of Mr.Marion ens weak eyes in both old and young. It Sale by St. Bernard Drug Slor last ball. If you haven't seen a It is a fine specimen of the big It gives a pleasant allays all Information. 4;amc this year" go and see this one spider and' has been viewed by Sisk. Vour IIiiwkU With t'usriirota. next Tuesday. feeling about the eyes and makes the visCuiuly Oullnirllr, cilia constipation foioicr Evert body Says ti.i. many persons who have never be10c, 23c If O. O. O. fall, drUKKlsts rtlund monor. For sale by St ion clear and distinct. CascnroUt Camlv Cathartic, tho must fore scon one of its kind. Its cage medical dfscovory of tho ago, pleasMr. Chas. McGary and wife, 20,'ooo acres of land has lately been puris a fruit jar, with a perforated top ant and refreshing to tho tasto, act Koiitly Bernard Drug Store. Earlington, George as ML accompanied by their visitors, of fresh grass. end positively on kidneys, liver nnd Imwols, Kinc, St. Charles. chased by a Kentucky firm by the name of ' Misses Annie and Edna Moore, of anil a bed cleansing U10 cntlro system, dispel colds, purMayo & Huston, $50,000 being the euro hoadaoho, fovcr, habitual constipation Henderson, and Mr. Nat Wetzel buy and . nnd biliousness. Plcnso GO centa. try ft box George Dinning's case will not chase price. Just think of coal and timDied. . Mwrnr Hol.lnnd be appealed, and he has donned 10, 25, and wife, of St. Louis, attended of O. C. O. ber land being sold for the paltry sum of Mr. Lowrey Baugh a farmer guaranteed 10 euro oy un miiea""1' the stripes at Eddyville. the Contcnnial several days this two and one half dollars per acre. living near Earlington, died yesweek. Miss Edna Livingston, of Han of The Grandest Remedy. 1 terday morning after an illness for fitly OntM. r. auarnntocd tobacco halilt cura, nmUx weak Mr. O. L. Gambrel, state agent some weeks. He was a brother to son, is visiting tue latniiy 01 Mr. R. Greeve, merchant ofChilhuwie, pure. Wc.ll. Allilruftists. men Htroni;, tluod for the Chamberlain Medicine Co. Mr. Ross Baugh and Mrs. J. R. Gooch. Va., cortiltcs that he had consumption. wis Something to Know. His wife of. Des Moines, Iowa, one of The Dean of Earlington. given up to din, sought all medical treatTo take men as they come and fit them , It may be worth something lo know th.t ment that money could procure, tried all correctly. gmriK Ihem almost an unlimited Bre's advertisers, was here yes- - survives him. FAIL TO USE- sold a nice bill and the very best medicine for restoring the cough remedies he could hear of. but got variety of woolens from which to enteel lired out nervous system lo a healthy vigor no relief. sp.int mmy nights sitting up garments, Doctor Chatten. are tho principles that have ntwed contract with The Bee for This medicine is pure- in a chair: was induced til try a bollln of characterized the success M. Born & Co. is Electric Bitters ithc coming year. Dr. E. A Chatten, who has been FOR ly vegetable, acts by giving tone to Iho Dr. King's New Discovery, and was cured THE GREAT CHICAGO MECHANT DAILY CAPACITYRobinson has again in Evansville at the infirmary for nervo centers In Ihe stomach, gently stim by usa of twJ bJlllns Fur pisf ihreo years TAILORS loo TKTV Geo. W. Wur n irw an operation PRICES & ' .. t- one elsewhere to work at his some days awaiting suffered that ulates ihe Liver and Kidney, and aids has been attending to business, and says -. ifess" Settlement of Estate. JL1---icarpenter, this time 10 for appendicitis, off impurities in Dr. King's New Discovery is thn grandest strale as i.UUU I these organs in throwing i ), IS REFERENCE acI'i--J I Mln -. a d nt t Only recently he operation Tuesday, and at last ivi m i Evansville. Electric Uitlcrs improves tho All persons knowing themselves was reported doing nicely. Ihe blood. aids digestion, and is pronounced remedy ever made, as it has done so much spent weeks at work on the Tenn- counts appetite, fur hfm and also for others in his com indebted to the estate of T. D buildings. Tho doctor has suffered greatly by those who have tried it as Iho very best munity. Centennial essee Dr Kihg'.s New Discovery is Walker deceased will please come this illness.. Mrs. Chatten Try it. guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, snd Con- forward and settle. George is one of those workmen during with him Evansvillc. All thobO blood purifier and nerve ionic is still in who arc not often idle. Sold.for 50c or $1,00 at St. Bernard Drug sumption. It don't fail, Trial bottles holding claims against the estate will please presc.it them properly lora Thousands Celebrate free at St Bernard Drug Store. Prof. J. E. Kemp and family, o'f proven. Ed Phillips, of Bowling Green, Ga., are with rela- With thankfulness their restoration .to Barncsville, Minneap Elks are Amanda Walkek, Executrix the use of Hood's Sirstparilla. is visiting his parents here this tives here spending the vacation. health by olis, the Grand':Lodgc assembling The Professor for the; past two Think of iho vast army who havp been week. mtS0SmSm Tuesday. Jteports show the order HOW T0FIND OUT. o1 t years has been teaching in the.Gor-do- n cured by tho medicine children, who have' Reasons Why Chamberlain's Colic in good shape. "G & Sj Men, women and fcEl nnd Diarrhoea Remedy and will Chohra Institute at that place, blood, Ii may not be right lo judge a man by Fill a bottle or common water glass with is Dest. felain his chair in lhat school dur suffered the consequences of imnuruscrofula the. way be is dressed, nevertheless that is urine, and let it stand twenty lour hours, n who havo been the victims of year. ing the- coming 1. Decauso it affords almost instant ro way and about the only wayf the world sediment or suiting indicates n diseased sores, eruptions, dyspepsia, nervousness. lief In case of pain in Iho stomach, colfe-- Jhe of the kidneys. When urine bucn institutions condition gauges the individual Mr. Phillips, the courteous rep- sleeplessness. of kidand cholera morbus. ,. m rinm ft (n . the Great Chtcaeo stains linen it is positive evidence lo urinney lroub'e. Too frequent desire resentative of E. E. Sutherland Thev have tried other 'medicines and is ine onty rcmcuy mai 1. liecaose is in Medicine Co , of Paducab, called have failed to obtain relief. They tried never falls In the most severe cases of dys- Merchant Tailors, are responsible to a ate or pain the the back, and aUo convincing kidneys tiladJer are nut large degreo for the high character of the proof that Friday and re- Hood's Sarsaparilla and It did'ibcm good. entery and diarrhoea on The Bee last of order. use, and it accomin America today. tailoring art newed contract for advertising that They persevered in its ORDER-AM- D WHAT TO DO. 3 Decauso it is tbp only remedy that company's medicines in The Bee. plished permanent cures. Do you wonder will cure chronic diarrhoea. There is comfort in tho knowledge so CN The National Democratic Clubs in and for another year. The Bee's ad- that they praiss it and recommend it 10 around Washington celebrated the Fourth often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's 4 Because it is the only remedy that the groat kidney remedy fulfills you? . vertisers always renew. with a big rally will prevent bilious colic. relieving pain in the back, kidneys, lv7j1i?N9Pif8'4i sswxl PEOPLE KNOW - Mc-Anin- v cat-in- g . . . . . Val-lin- s, . 11 " To-Lig- . . . e . 4 Kil-lic- k . 1 S No-To- - wonder-worke- uunran-lee- d A . . . It is no wonder that tbu miner most suffers a reduction of waes when thn fact if mado known that coil U astnally sold on the mirlcetata pricn fir bslow tint of at production tors to assemble at small cost, Sjcretary Piatt formerly in points within or without the State tho Woodstock Coal Company chargi nf thinks it for business or annually, either Recognizing the fact was bad policy to have placed that compleasure. handi of a receiver, and that such meetings would be im- pany in thewcro Instrumental in doinrtint sa thoso who possible without such courtesies, by .the Kentucky now regret said action. bo it resolved EjSccrctary Anderson, like many other Press Association: operators, finds coal buslnosi very dull in1. mat tlie tnaiiKS 01 1110 Association arc hereby tendered to the deed. He made a trip siuth last ween to Louisville and Nashville Railroad solicit coal orders The miners in this count warn well company for its service in transporting the members of this Asso- reprnsnteJ nt the K of P picnls Ijwt always lend their Thpy ciation from points on its lines to Saturday. Middlcsboro and returning them aid in making such gatherings a success. from Nashville, Tcnn., to their The Ingest purchase of coil lands ever homes; and to the Southern rail- made in this country was, it h anted, road for the use of its cars and the lately mid) in th'a Jellico mining regions transportation of the editors and of Kentucky and Tennejiea, hy an E.iglisli to syndicate Middlesboro families from Chattanooga; and to the Nashville, Superintendent Silimn, of the Crahtreo Chattanooga and St. Louis raU-roa- mines cams over hst Saturday to witness associafor transporting tho the parade given by the K. of P nf this tion from Chattanooga to Nash- - place on the occasion of their seventh an- i.llso An n otinr!'i I train ! nuM p,cn,c 2. That our thanks are hereby New South Brew- - Forennn Tlios Ifobinson, of the Empire returned to the coning and Ice Co., of Middlesboro, mines, was down home last Sunday good for the elegant luncheon served gratulating bis son Chailes on his this body; and to the mayor and fortune in securing the post office at this citizens of Middlesboro, and the place Secretary Anderson, of the Monarch Middlesboro Association, for the entertainment of the Association Coil Company, was among the large numduring our stay in. the beautiful ber who visited Elrlington last S Jlu .day. city; to the mayor of Knoxville He is always on hind when the K of P 's and Press Club of that city for en- celebrate tertainment while there; a.id the Mr. J D. Atkinson, president of the St. management of tl'te Tennessee Bernard Coal Company, returned Sunday Centennial for the courtesies and from another visit to tho Georgia gold entertainments furnished this As- fields. sociation while on its grounds. Tho Hirnesley miners have luen denied 3. That we recommend that ev- their appall for a restoration of tin standTennes- ard wages, ery KentuckutV visit, the' that is tlirea cents pir bashel see Centennial at Nashville be- in winter an I an t a half cants during fore it closes, and view an exhibi- tuosumin;r A meeting ot iho directors tion that is ahead of anything the was caltad lilt week to consider ths exSouth has ever produced in archi pediency of caaiplyin with tho request lecture, art and energy. for a raiso of wages, and upon informi-tioPat McDonald, givisn by the Secretary, such .1 move W. B. Bkeweu, was tho.ight inlurious to the interest ot B. J Newlon, both miner and operator at present. CSSD Use It? --M Ayer's Hair to 1 'i n . . thirty-thre- - . Miss-Christi- na . 7- - N.-th- Se-br- I 244 6arlinior appenins. Ne-w-e 74 74 84 days-Hartfor- of-Mi- ss ffi!ail r i'..lu-nl- won-dcrt- v Jr"ml ' ynSiKm -- 1 TO JmJ1-DONT 'Mi UK AfiDY0U$ . COAL: BIIL5 DOWtt - nfip r ivr WRITE JSv Kr IIVr, - Vir - - - over-runnm- g 3 y IW &L r Hi YOU iu-uw tl iCP9Sl F9l!-2- ( the BESr5TE:AM OTHER v,vy UiT-JL- ryj 11 COAL on THE MAfKCT.SEilD USATttAL, WILL UjSE HO mm lr ,, Swamp-Rooov-r- t, i SVVNDY I . r 10 1& CATHARTIC CURCOnSTIT10jC so Iaiaa4l-xltrri- !f. flHimii'FDUn t r njZ!&!$A!12&!22 ritiArAiim u uunnnnifjrjiiti.f.neifr wnv r ABSUbUl-l- iI " .. ..,.n - nw,i A. WIKH.1I Muurnv M rLlMM. ButlML I UL.HMW IHIt . slTPHr-ilV------- ' VLll'if II lillriy -- -- Al n-Ui5T , m -- ....- I. ... t 52: --- --- VII. t; remedy that 4. Because it is the dnly will cure epidemical dyventery. 0. Because It is tho only remedy that can always bo depended upon in cases of cholera Infantum. 7 Because it it thn most prompt and mnri reliable medicine In. use for bowel complaints. 8 Because it produces nj bad results. g Because it is pleasant and safe totake. 10. Because it has saved the lives ot more people than any other medlclna in iho world Th it. and sic stzos for salo bv St. Ber nard Drug Store, EarlinRton; Ben T. Rob Inson, Morions utp; vjaurgo mug, St. Charles. , . wish in liver, bladder and every part of the urinary To Cure a Cold in One Day. 11 corrects tnauiiity q uom passages. Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. urine and ccalduirf pain in pissing if, or All Druggists refund the money if it fads bid t'dTtS following use nf liquor, wiiih nt to Cure. 25c For salo by St. Bernard beer, and orr.rcome lint unpleasant neDrug Store, Earlington, Ky. cessity of belnHcompallrd to get up m in, limes during iho night to urinate. Ihe Notice. of Sani- mild nnd extraordinary slmnH All nartics having claims against Root h soon realited. it cures of Ihu lustiUrn most most wonderful the firm of Walker & Twyman willJ est for its cases. If you need a uii'.liciiit-yodistressing please present them to me for should have Ihe best Sold by drug All indebted to the firm gists, price fifty cents and oni dollar Fur olh twin bottle and are earnestly requested to call and a samplemail, mf.ntiun pamphlet, nnd send Tun Bita once.' I am very anxious free by postoltico address lo Dr Kilmer settle at your full ICuspeedily wind ' up the business & Co,, Bingharapton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genutue of the firm. new of this offer. . W. Twvmxn U?- .(nsJ)c 1 11 : "K -- a ; WORK OF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION A PROUD RECORD THE SUNDAY LESSON SCHOOL.. Made by the Republican In Congress. CHEAT I'HOGIIESS OP THE TAHU'r' Dlfcussloii Party MIX Will THIRD QUAllTEn, INTER NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 11. i!2-3- l, ST BERNARD COAL GOMPA 1 MemText of the Lciton, Acts xri, 1 1 ory Vrsc, Golilcn Text, Acta xrt, 31 Commentary 1jr tlio . I). M. Stroma. S3. "Ami tho imiKltmlo roso uj) together ugnlnst thorn, nntl tho magistrates rent oft their clothes nml rominnmlctl to Iwit thcni'." So much for their Interfering wltli tho god of thLi world, tho prince of tho power of tho nlr, for, wlnui tho ilorU' 28-3H-v- as to" Whether Conjjrcs1 Take Ui the Currency Revision at Once. i F ,. tl ' . proiierty Is tourhed, ho noon U'kIiis to roar. Our Lord lms tmitiht iw that trim fellowship with Illm will Mircly lirln;t tlio hiioo trontinrnt that Ho received (John sv, Tho world, tho lltsli and tho devil mo nil decidedly a(taliiKt Clod, and If wo arc for God wo lmwt Lv npalnst thciunt all costn. 3. "And when they had laid many ctrlpes upon them they cwt them into prison, clini'RlnK tho JallT to keep them safely." With no fientl.t hand had they taken off their elotlii-H- , and there would bo no lovo nor Eentleiiess In Hits KcourKliiR. It meant auanyand homy rtrlpM upon their baro bucks It meant real ijiIii and much of It, besides tho humiliation of treated na criminal when they wero ijcrfectly innocent. 1'aul, afterward speaking of It, Fays, "Wo wrro nhaniefully treated nt Phlllppl" (I Thcss. II, 2). 21. "Who, linvltut received FiichncluirRo, thrust them into tho Inner prlin and mmln their fivt fast In tho stock." Neither is there, any tenderness In tlili mini's handling of them. It U Injustice am) cruelty tlirouRhotit, tho devil and his followers let looso upon tho children of God, strnnco mystery of Iniquity which has been causing th jieoplo of God to puffer ever since eln entered this world, and tho crid is not yet. If any ono can toll why God iiormltted tho devil to tempt Eve, wo will jiladly listen. If not, wo will still that God la lovo, trust Illm for graco to enduro meekly all that come and wait for tho hereafter, when wo shall know. 25. "And at midnight l'aul nml 811ns prayed and mnjr praises unto God, and tho prisoners heard them." Here, surely, Is tho victory of faith and obedience to tho word, "Ilejolco and Ix) oxccodliijr glad, for great Is your reward In heaven" (Math, v, IS). Tho fsamo God who could, prevent tho llro from burning Daniel's friends could kwth tho bleeding backs of l'aul and Silas and fill them and their dunsreon with Ills glory. They did no( prtdso because of circumstances, but In splto of circumstances. Consider that mighty "yet" of Hab. ill, o ). CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Topic J'nr tho Week llrRlunlng July 11. Comment by Iter. S. II. Jlujlc. Tone. Initlvldunl responsibility for tho in Congress has completed a record of which the Republican party of tho country may well bo proud. That a party controlling both branches of Congress should he able to pass a tariff bill as quickly Washington, July 6, 1897. (Special) .The Republican party musicjcoaL AND COKE, . INCOnPOnATHD. Km3;i iffiflifitilM s General Office, Earjington3 Kentucky, .. TBiri A. M. . m jf I Two Through Trains Daily Kunnlna Pullman Vtlhul SUcpinc ana Dlnlnir Cars Nnshyllle to Chlcatu 13 HOURS NASHVILLH TO CtllCAOO x, 1, conversion tif tlio world. Rom. Ix, (A lulislonnry topic; prayer for tho international Clirifctlan Kndenvor convention.) .1 Iff" 14 great earthquake, so that tho foundations of tho prison wero shaken, and Immediately all tho doors wero opened, and every ono's bonds wero loosed," Ono has said that, nl- . though they had not lnfluenco enough no earthly friends enough to keep them out of prison, thero was power enough on their sldo to shako tho wholo earth, It necessary. 27. ' 'And tho I;ceicr of tho prison, awaking out of his sleep and seeing tho prison doors open, ho drew out his sword and would hnvo killed himself, supposing that tho prisoners luiu been lied." It was some thing now In his experience Co hovo prlfi oners safe without bonds or bolts and bars. It was natural for him to stipnos aild If open doors meant escaped prisoners, this wero so It meant death to him, which liand rather, than that of others. 28. "Uut Paul cried with it loud volco. saying, Do thyself no Win, for wo nto all herOr" Moro wn good for evil surely. ThO jailer had not thought probably of easing their sufferings In tho least degree, but Paul would have no harm como to tliojnll-e- r If ho could prevent It. This Is llko Illm who prayed, "Father, forglvo them, for thoy know not what they do." Itavo wo this spirit of forgiveness anil lovo? 20. "Then io colled for a light and sprang In and camo trembling and fell down beforo Paul and SUas." How tod does turn tho tables I Sco tho man In Authority bowing beforo tbo apparently helpless prisoners. Ha now Niw in. thcirt of tho God wnp could do guch wonders ns shako tho earth and open prison doors. Was Is not worth, whllo to suffer na thoy did thus to afford an opportunity for God to show Himself tjirouftli them and on their behalf? Iet us accent nil events ns opportunities for God to show lllmself In and through ns. 80. "And brought them out and said, Sirs, wlmt must I do to bo savetU" Ho docs not seem to have considered whethcr-iKcthis treatment of .prisoners was rViSTor lloonly wrong ln tho eyes of thoja a sinful man seems to know that-J-s with a great God having spccj"l-tffingwhou II0 IS ,10t prepared to meet, and that no liad better consider tho mntter at all costs, nnd that very quickly repro-scntAtivns 17, 18. 20. "And suddenly thero was u ho purposed accomplishing by Ids own ft' B N iZI ct Jesus Christ nnd thou elialt bo saved, nnd thy house." What n slmplo messngQiiud how definite. He Is not told to stop doing wrong and try to do better; to follow Christ and do homewhat as Ho did; to givo up his occupation and go preaching with tho apostles. Ho Is not oven told to pray or rend tho Scriptures, but just to do tho ono only thing that n helpless sinner can do, nnd that Is to receive ns n gift tho Lord Jesus Christ (John 1, 12; ltom. ill, 21; vi, 23; lv, C; Titus 111, C). 82. "And they spnko unto him tho word" of tho Lord nnd to ali that wero ln his house." They wero tho messengers of tho er their message, or rather His message. They would speak of Him who was foreordained before tho foundation of tho world, but had liccu recently manifested In tho flesh ns tho Son of God mul only Saviour of sinners. 33. "And ho took them tho same hour cf tho night and washed their strhies, and was baptized, ho and tdl his straightway. " Halleluiah, what a Saviourl Ho saves Instantly all who receive Him. IIo saves them fully and freely by His own precious blood without any works of theirs, nnd then begins nt onco to worft in them tho good works which Ho has beforo prewired jEph. ii, 8, 10). Wo do not know that tho jailer or any of his household over hoard these tidings leforo, nnd yet they believe as soon ns they hear. May God by His Spirit nwaken illsi 1' coplo to give all on earth tho prlvllego of hearing of Illm vflio still recolveth sinners. 01. "And when ho hud brought them Into his house he tet meat lieforo them, nnd rejoiced, liellevlng in God With all his house," What n happy home, what a glorious change, nnd in so short n time! A little while beforo the y were n huuseliold out of Christ, and therefore unsaved; but now a household ln Chrir.t, and thcrcforo saved. If tho jailer liad killed hlmsejf nnd died in his sins, he would havo gono t out Into eternal torment, but now ho has 'eternal life, Why are not all Mievcra Joy-fnnd ever ready to puss oji tho good news of such n Salour und such a salvation? ul JJJ. "And they said, Dclieve on tho Lord serious calamity, for nothing could re pay tho loss of individual responsibility. Organization nlso chniTtctcrizcs tho missionary world. Tho conversion of tho world is sought lnrgoly through missionary societies, boards, committees nnd bands. This is necessary. Individuals must bo banded together in this great wo'k if it is to bo effectivo nnd successful. But tho danger to tho individual is tho snino hero ns in other spheres of llfo. Wo should alwnya that our greatest responsibility to God in all His work is our individual responsibility. Wo will not hnvo to giro nn account for tho socioty or for tho committee, but wo will hnvo to render nu account of oursolvcs to God. This applies to our rclntion to tho conversion of tho world, as fb overy other Christian duty. llow can wo meet this individual responsibility bo far as tho conversion of tho world is concerned? 1. By individual interest in missions. Paul leaves us nu illustrious example. Ho vffts iutcusoly interested iu spreading tho gospel nil over tho world. Ho had "great heaviness nnd continual BoIsrael rrow" in his heart for and would hnvo given up his own hopo of hoaveu if it could hnvo saved thorn. How many of us hnvo such n personal intorost in too nnciirlstinn millions of tho world today? How many of us sorrow and ngonlzo for tho lost souls of tho word? Is it not n fact that our individual interest is low nnd that wo lenvo tho heaviness of heart for tho missionary committco nnd think wo hnvo dono our part toward saving tho world if wo fiivo tho committer) 8 cents a wook for missions? S. By individual information in missions. How fow Endcnvorcrs luiow anything about missions! How often tho accumulation of missionary knowledgo is left to tho committco nlso I If ns Individuals wo know of tho nwful needs of heathendom, it would not bo so hard to interest us in tho work of Bonding tho gospel to nil. 8. By individual gifts to tho cause of missions. Ifow much do wo givo for missions? Look over tho past year aud, with emphasis ou tho "1," nsk yourself tho question, "How muoh did I givo for missions in the past year in compajhuc' it to what I spent upon myself nil that you could or slipnJhavo given to savo tho worlc)fprJhrist? 4. By indir.Guol prayer for missious. IJow usy'uover pray for tho unsaved yrriil I How many lcnvo this groat Bub for tho missionary committco nnd ln privntc personal prnycr never think , f fnr ihn ,..ti,ii Each Eudcavorcr, each Christian, has nu indivldunl responsibility toward tho conversion of tho world. Muy God help us, each one, to meet ill xlii, Isa. xxxv, Biblo UeadiuRs. xllx, 0; Nnh. i, IB; Dan. xii, 3; Muth. v, 10; xxviii, 19, 20; Luko ii, xiii, Acts i, 8; vlii, Rom i, 14, 10; I Cor. ix, 10; I Pet. v, 10, 20. V'-iq7; 25-840-420-4- Tlio individual to somo extent today is being lust in tho organization. It is nu ngo of organization. In tho church wo hnvo societies nnd organizations without number. In tho business world theio aro trusts, syndicates, combinations, trades nnd Inbor unions without number. Tho snino thing Is crno of tho political, social nnd philauthropia world. The rtnngor of all this is thnt tho individual may ho lost sight of, nnd with tho passing nwny of tho individual thero may nlso pass nwny individual responsibility, which would bo n as has been accomplished this time is unprecedented, and that it should be able to do so when it controls but one branch of Congress is a re cord of which every inemhir ot the party from the President down to its humblest member may feel proud. Taking into consideration the bitterness of the campaign of last fall, nobody, would havo predicted or thought it possible that the party succeeding in that campaign, but failing to obtain control of both branches of Congress, could Iranio and paFS a tariff bill so and so thoroughly protective thoroughly satisfactory to its adherents in so short a time. No such thine lias ever happened in Intho history of the country. deed it has seldom if ever happened that a party having control of but one branch of Congress has passed a radical tariff measure even in three or four times tho number of weeks which has been occupied in the passage of this bill. STILI. I'USIII.ST. i 1 s S R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Droadway, Pndticih, Tunnessec. Kentucky. S If. NEWBOLD, Manager, 312 W Main btreet, Louisville CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Comer Main and Auction Street, Kentucky. Memphis, Tonn. A. S. FORD,, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evannvillo, I ml J. w. JOHN T. HESSER, Mauser Building, St. Louis;, CARROLL, Manager, aot N. Cherry Street, Nashville, rcli Offioesss. hEWQRLEANS&FLORIM SPECIAL" Leaves New Orleans Dally at I J. on noon IL.AN.K.K. Na.ihvlfleot 7.10 a.m. New 1 Orleans lirouch lluttct Sleeping Carl from "CHICAGO & NASHVILLE LIMITED" Leaves Nashville Dally at 7.10 p. m. por detailed Information, address P. I. JI1FFR1US, Ocn'l Passenger Actnt ftvanstllle, Ind. D. II. HILLMAN, Ocn'l .uitliern Aeent, Nashville, Tcnn, ft. I.. KOdRRS, Trnv, Piusengcr Ajcnt Atlanta. (In. ,..... orpat Wliolesaile A.Q;Sint BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. 3 I' nnixnrtiUMiiMuucnnaH:' THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL, i L&N.KAlLROAli THH A f s 2 T, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking1 Tables . i THROUGH TUUNK UNI;' fiijfi nl. Loxinf;ton, Lntiinvir.f, ISvnnsvillo. St. LonisT Itohvcrn Hit- - Cincinnati, used. The Best Selected coal in Market. . the And tint citing of , , NriRlivillo, Mdmpliis, Moiitmneu Moliilo nml New Orlnans, rOll flNAI. COMI'LK conference between" the House and Senate will, it is believed, be an unusually brief one. The fact that the Senate restored to the bill most of the Ilou-.- rates on important features warrants tho belief that tho tiin occupied in conference will be brief, and that the bill may roach the Presitlent by tho end of the coming week, and become a law by the middle of The ctiot. BRU8HKD GOKK FOR BASE. BURNERS. Why buy High-price- d ID Chunyc Witliout UNKIVAI.ED SPEED AND i, 1 & FURNACES. ft ftER--NAR- D h SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU1 E e I' S T July. AllOl'T TilOSI. TAKIIT VKOll.SlS. Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. From St. Louis. Evansville nml Henderson to tho . I ft - SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH ! THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Cliattanpoga, making direct con- k There arc somo smiles among the statesmen over the protests against our tariff measure which foreign nations arc making. The general feeling is that these protests arc, first, a piece of impertinence, since it is nobody's 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 Most of the nations countries. from which have come grumblings 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 articles as possible, there is no likelihood that they arc going to disturb their markc.s in this country by any rclaliatoryjffg islation which would irfuro their sales to us more it affect uurs iJ"-'fifteen countries iu incni. froniwlwfThints of dissatisfaction wWTour tariff have come have sold 3 us in the past decade $4, 843, worth of goods, and bought from us only 3,059,220, 782 worth. 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It There will ba a p.tand basket meeting at is believed that the conference com mittee will in may cases restore ab Crofton July 18, Wm. Dickson pislor Mat Dickson 11 reported wry sick in solutely the House rates. Ohio. 'I HE SUGAR SCHEDULE SCREAMERS. beer otl The violent effort to cast asper- forHojs if you j;ot thellieic will should pay be. trouble. it If you don't sions on the bill and the RepubliTIi Work llmt Goi Appolnti. Misses Mattio Ooodloo and Ehzi 1'ritch-e- tt I am glad lo think (hut 1 mil not can party with reference to the :l visited in Madisonville Sunday hound lo make tlio.wrld go right, but sugar schedule have met Villi an only to diniiver und lo do with cheer- ignominious lailure. i lie lull as Miss Sallto Koch, of Henderson, is visful ht'int 'tho wnk that God appoints. it stands is generally satisfactory iting Mrs. Hunt. Jean Iugolof. and cannot be successfully charged There was a largo crowd attended tho with lavontism toward the sugar picnic Saturday. 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Read Tiik Bek's great Ernpst Spekd, Scc'y. offer of a free trip to this magnifi LUKtb WlilKt AIL ILbt I AILS. t Coimli ttjrrup. 'jiutea uuo. ' Tra raiiipB in South Carolini is ancent Exposition. lima. Hold br drwrpUtA. nounced as too expensive to ba ptofit.b'o For some years the liig Four and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton have been running six trains each way between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, making twelve trains (or each road" daily between these points. One of tho companies made a proposition to Ibo other that they have a .1 friendly conference and undertake to cut the service down to four trains each way daily over the respective lines, but at the the conterencc the officials of tho two lines were unliable lo acree as to what trains should be discontinued, and the matter has been dropped lo gress will or will not immediately take up the currency revision is now looked upon with much interest. There are two sides to this question and both sides arc being carefully examined by those who arc to determine what the course of events is to be in this particular. By many it is believed that the special work of the special session in the'passage of atariff bill having been sd promptly and happily completed, the business element of the country would prefer an opportenity to adjust itself to the new conditions in regard to the tariff before being brought face to face with the currency problem. Those who hold to this view believe that it would be better to defer any action on the currency question until the regular meeting of Congress in December and "give the country a rest." Whether this plan 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 Administration to delay or trifle with the currency question any more than it has with the tariff. MA.niSUNV.LI i EXPOSITION. -- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, " Send your subscriptions in "as fast as you can get them, and we will give you credit fqr your work until you are ready to take this great trip to one of the greatest of the World's Expositions. If you stop with a fraction over ten names (or several tens) n to your credit, wc will pay you a liberal cash will not on all such fractions, so that you sacrifice any part of your labor. Address corn-missio- iyrnjra TRADE MARKS, . EXPERIENCE. Jb " TTHB EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY- BE in-th- NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND ST, LOUIS ' RAILROAD, I nfi3i!22(SE? ? KSH.blr.ipf(0A',,ilble- ' t.Airlchv..l,aT0 eteh and dmrr ptlon mar tommunlcatlona atrlctlr . nnaVomura ffaihlngtoii ra tuiioo. TT DON'T FORGET IT SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, ' ""r,u,. inreol elmilatlon of ""'"V" !FJn fv en"IHl Joutnal, Mk r, loriiitl.! 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' t "il by the Agricultural Department Subscribe for Tub I3eb jL 4 m PHE BEE, EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY, On sale at rcduocd rates from all points on Wanfed-- An this lino and connection to Nashville and return during the continuance of the Tennessee Centennial and International Kx po- .ana obit Ibt ot one thouaan J Invoufloua wantcdT sition Forfurther information call upon ticket agents. Sou, Pass. Agt , Nash- J U Edmonson, ville, Tenn. S. E. Howell, Pass, and Ticket Act , Cor ' Will recoiye prompt atten. oUVand Market Sis., Chattanoopa this office. W, L. Dakley, Gen. Pass," anOi Ticket tion Agent, NashvIl!o,-Tenn.- . ., . furnished application, TICKETS ldea,rr JOB WQRK upon .Rch'mnt.. - 111' lmi hfiMU,MV ipv-'f- LNniiirtiM.'jijUj.iiwt: i !&)&. j J.r wmm ' . jj .' 4lr vhw (" JKHSCbEaBIHH ; -- V A : .:mi; t fr, PrK ,

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