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FundrCOMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1007 I JNO G MORTON I3ANKFSKThe ailyaqliRM ot a bank account nronumcrous It It not to bust fltas m no lire talking they klHv nil about ithut to Mnrtcrt men wlllte nnraers mind lo women Ilruu urVI the barili hitRnoci ont There convenlcnco hhslsnni1 twlliiN1I1YIlt1tl ttl rrnch of your own petty winan iletiiig too It icasy lo upend smsll sums when you havo a large Iurfljn your pocket MADISONVILLE io KENTUCKY A LA BELLE JARDINIERE L FRITSCH SON FASHIONAnLE 5 MEflGtNT TAIUOB3 I AND IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS i I 331 Upper First Street KVANSVILLE INDIANA hlrtcirncstlysolicits Ibo pntronngoof his Hopkins county friends C I tIV A NISllltr Prmlilattt F nV WXDDILI CaihUi 0 opkirottntu 1 1r K ir MADISONVILLE Ky Capital Stock 50000 i Transncts n general banking business Iiiilinvites time accounts of tho ritlnons ol r Hopkins and tidjoining counties k hIss tbo finest and mosl sncuro vault Uul feclloB ol Kentucky fnJrCo Compound I fj Prcsciiptiojis t properly it lakes limp It rtqilres experience anti a knowledge of drugs It rVqiilrcs the dTugfiist C to have alarms ninnunl of drugs fresh s lib must give hum best posaiblu work and for compensation tin must be reasonable Wtril TIIU ABOVE FACTS REMEM n LIES WEitti CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE IIRY4N hlOPhiRManagCr L f ST JAMES HOTEL I ni Louis j 1111 RATES2OO PER DAY Roam and Breakfast 100 IgUKOPdAN PLAN 100 Pcr Day ilwTRMis SwdMwJs Gwdnlce WJicn you Visit fit Louis stop nt ST JAMES HOTEL I frMJMf oad iValn4 Strttt Cart Street to llet L TURKISH BATHS Open all Nljlht s Wanledn Ideals PrIct nor IdMA I umr hrlng ou wfMU- lnWrltoJOHII WIUBMBUKIC 00 Iaknt Atr 10 tr IIU oftsays iMl flow IW pcono thotiMUid inrenftons waited 4 Q his I THE MINERS STRIKB A Extraordinary Efforto of tho Labor Londoro To ndane the Minors to Quit Work AD Implied Thrent of Violent Steen to bo Vied sod Mil AckhotvladEineut of Failure If Not Uimiilinoui- iPiTTfinunou Pa July 10Tue line are tightening In all sections of tho Pittsburgh mining district with the exception of a few spots Tha diggers in the Now York and Cleveland Uas Coal Company mines are still working but President Dolan and Secretary Warner are preparing for a rabvo of a sensational point It was looked for Friday but will bo made Homo time today or tomorrow the time not yet being agreed upon Presi dent Dolnn was out nt WIckhavon yes terday strengthening his CUILSJ there and will visit several of the river wines before ha returns Telegrams and letters of an encouraging nature from tho different part of tho district are pouring into tho minors ofllclals Ono of those written by a miner on tho Wheeling division of tho Baltimore Ohio complain that tho operators aro taking unfair uionns to whip their mpu The writer alleges that they aro Influenc lug tho boarding house keepers to Issuo attachments against tho tingld men for tho small amounts they owo and aro also threatening the men having families with landlord war rants and ejection if they dont return to work ttomo of tho reports from the Mo aongahcla Blrcr district indicate that many of tho minors of that section nro weakening andthataorao have already returned to work with prospects ol more following their example before longTho Chaiuounl mines of the Tlmo Coal Co tho mines of the Charles Jutto company tho Samuel ONeill mines- t Fayette and tho joncs mines at Mo aongahclu were at work yesterday This condition of affairs Is causing much excitement in tho valley A ape cial from Fayotta City says Crowds of Idlo miners are gathering ind unless tho miners of tho places in operation lay down their tools at onco It is said a march of miners be ginning at Fnyetto City with a brass band leading wlllbo made and every tuna persuaded to quit work Tho miners when spoltcn to were in faadly earnest and will not rest until every digger comes out anti joins In- LhogCncralstrlko The serious condition In tho valley Ins been made known to the miners officials and President Dolan will prob ably arrange a mass meeting at Luoy rlllo or Monongahcla- A miner from time valley who was at headquarters Friday said It was accessary todraw out all of the miners lu that section If iticccsi was desired At some of the places now work tng hoMia iih n snbr5 hoTo commenced to load coal for rail ship ment If this Is permitted to continue tho men need not expect a victory tlnce It will only bo a question of time antll all of tho rlvor men return to tire pus I understand a committee has been appointed to lay the serious state of affairs before the miners officials TURKEY WARNED Che Harmony of the European Poirer Is Nut Impaired VIKNTA July DTh sumtofllclar Prcmdcnblatt warns Turkey that tho harmony of the powers is not Impaired and that tho policy of tho Turkish gov ernmcut is doomed to failure if it counts upon a disagreement Tho Frcmdenblatt adds Russia anti Franco like tire other powers have agreed that tho negotia LIons must bo brought to a close and thu porto will become convinced that Its attempts to doduca extreme con icqucnccs from tho Turkish victories aro vain anti must fall before the firm will of Europe CUBAN FILIBUSTERS An Expedition Landod In the Very Teeth of a Bpanlh Ounboat NEW YORK July UA special to tho Journal anti Advertiser from Havana toys An expedition of Cuban fill butters trout Florida h reported to have landed on Sunday In havana province at tho mouth of Juraco bay Tho Spanish gunboat Itetna Ma la Crltinia which Was cruising abolt the coast en deavored to Intercept tho expedition but without success- RURAL COHOOLS The Subject Il cui tl bythio National d ucallmial Aiioclatloii- MiMyAUKfiB Jul 0 Withtflo user cury liovetfng around tho nineties 7 QOO filed late tho Exposition buIItUnttjutten1 ho first meeting of time tliinVilaya geucral session of tho National Educational association Time papers road related to rural schools Vuruhoa I llumitdC- HICAOO July tJrho dock ware house of tho Chlcpfo Alton Railway Co extending froi Van Burcn to liar rlon street on the west bank of tho river was burned this morning loss 630003 Stilted Whilo ytoalliiff a Utile EiironiA Kas July OlIarrv Tay lor of Cincinnati was killed by shifting lumber In a car on tho Santa Fe track lie was beating his war Robert F lionuer Seriously III NKW YonH July 9Robert Edwin Conner of tho Now York Jjcdger U seriously ill at Avornbythosca near Far Itookaway whoro ho owns a cot togc JuitlAable Homicide jut7inbert Cornwall by his brother Dr Rich mond Cornwall returned a vordlct of Justifiable homicide Efforts are being made to stob hih a second Mormon church in Eastern Kentucky Robbers are giving tho people along the Eastern Kentucky border a bad scare Albert Carter one of the participants in the OyvcrQnlaneyttrager dy in Union cou ago has be partlonctl and snow at home II c LOVES LAST DUTY Ccrpornl din Mcl onutd Killed by LlRht sushi While WrltltiR to SHe AmnneeaA Now York State Jlllltlu Camp at reek kill Struck by a Thandorbolt New Yonit July 13 Lightning struck the slate militia camp at Peeks kill yesterday afternoon taking tile Y M 0 A tent as Its object One man was killed and many others wore badly hurt An Instant after tho bolt struck tho tent was down and In fiamcs A general alarm wassoundcd and the guardsmen anti ambulntice corps responded at double quick Almost every man who had been under tho canvas was shocked by tho lightning Corporal J O McDonald of company ATwontysocond regiment Now York was dead Half a dozen of tho men wore unconscious Time body of Corporal McDonald was tho lIt taken from tho mass of ruins Time surgeons worked over It for an hour or more but their efforts wero fruitless Those who wore knocked unconscious wcro revived sonic of them with difficulty and one or two of the men aro still in a serious condition ploeellIIIover it and the colors were placed at halfmast Corporal McDonald was 23 years of age Ho was to have been upottimeA letter which McDonald hod just written was to tho young woman to whom ho was to have been married It was blgnid Yours until death Jim He Is saM to have been In tho act of addressing tho envelope having just Scaled tho latter when tho bolt struck the tent A COMPLETE WRECK Bnormoui Dumago l ouo bn liroken Con necting nod TACOMA Wash July 13I1y reason of the breaking of tho connecting rod attached to tho governor the 10ton flywheel of a pair of Corliss compound engines of tho Tacoma Railway Co well t to pieces completely wrecking the plant and building causing damage to tho extent of 830000 The wreck mean the total discon tinuance of nit Tacomas streetcar traffic for several days perhaps weeks excepting tho Park and Edison lines The power furnished bystho plant to tho city for lighting purposes will be discontinued temporarily A WOMANS SIN Cnnnrfl o Qanrrtl with Serious IlriultB ST LotW July 13As time result of a fight in n street car yesterday be tween a jealous husband antI a man mught in tho company of his wife in ono of the womens wards of the tty hospital lies Marthn Emmerich iiilTcring from two fractured ribs and probable Internal Injuries buildinglis man iSln tire holdover at tho Fifth District atlot1no4cfinltcchnrgon- lnst hii1 g out ond of liiumcrlch wounds THE PENSION AGENCIES Ite Order Hcduclno the Number Wilt be lUvolird ofIruary reducing tho number Of pension agencies in the United States from 18 to nine will bo revoked by PrcsldcatMcKinloy within A few days probably early next week As tho original order was not to go I d to effect until September next the silly result of tho revocation will bo to continue in force the present arrange smut allowing all 18 of tho agencies to remain in operation WANTED TO DIE Chine Wucncr Attempted Suicide at- 1st IouU Sr Louis July 11 Cliarlcs Wagner nit time veins of his left wrist at mid night Friday night In plain vlotv of his wife nud son at 1008 South Broadway tie Wuntcd to die Though Wagner inflicted tIme wounds at midnight ho was allowed to bleed until four oclock Saturday morning without any effort being madp to stanch tho flow The loss of blood tho doctors say is so great tlyitlio will probably die TWAS EDWARD L BAKER Consul at llucnos Ayr i Whose Death nriii ItrportiMl WASHINQTOV Julv 11OwIng to the fact that titers are two United States Itepubliearose iCi to the identity of tho Amor lean consul there whoso death was reported to tho stab department It wits time consul to lluenoa Ayres Kd ward L Maker nnd not his son who Is consul to Koiarlo of whoso doath no Lice waff received IIulliluiKm as Large 1m Walyuti MASHIIIOX 0 July 12A severe stoim visited this section Saturday evening Ilntlntoncs as largo as wal nuts fell and in some places time ground was covered to a depth of eight Inches Corn and vegotnblos woro almost ruluttlICiiUTin CrcKK Cot JuJy HrheO- IphlllllhU mutes on Bull Mill lllLV- Oben sold Lot liOOOfi The pmmuaesa- mc HaIti to bo largo stochholdoid in tho- Cnlllll10t and Hocla copper mimic The Vindicator maine also 11111111 Hill has just been sold for 330300J Iuncheil with Sir iinit Sirs Gladttaiio LONIIO July 1iSlr Wilfred Lan nor tho promlor of Canada nml Messrs Hold and HoiUlcn respectively the premiers of Now South Wales lnd- NeIV Zealand lunched with Mr l1nl- lMrs Gladstone yesterday fThat Spot 1 First size ofa dime next size of a dollar then big na- i the palm of your hand The end entire baldness Stop IL I Aycrs Hair Vigor Makes Hair Grow Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be C CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR r Oloaq of thorQantpst Convontion Yot Hold by tlio Society Tito suiting ICudqavoren Warm In Ther- rrnUrn of E1 rtblnlr nnd Uvcry body Connected With the Great O ticHnB BAN I riANcisco July 1SWllh Mon lays meetings In tho Mechanics pnvll ion tho most successful Christian Kii leaver convention over held was brought to a close The programme for the day and evening was an inter esting one Besides tim early worn Ing prayer meetings the Christian Endeavor missionary forces spoka at tho morning service nt tho Mechanics pavilion and the evangelistic force was at Woodwards pavilion In the after noon tho Junlon Endeavorcrs heM a rally nt tho Mechanics awl a practical school of Christian Enduvor methods WWI hold at Wpodwarda At both pavilions special consecration ex ercises marked tile oloao of nil proceed Iruratu Tuesday tho visiting delegates or a Rrcatinajorlty of them attended a public reception to which they wcro ipectally invited by a committee rep resenting tho citizens of Oakland With tho end of the convention tho thousands of visitors delegates anti others will tulle advantage of the op porlunity and tho cheap rates to visit the many places of Interest throughput tho state Arrangements have been mado for excursions to Monterey MU Hamilton Yoscrnlto Santa Clara mountains Stanford university and other Interesting places oven taking In the southern country ai part oJ their I Journey Site rush for tickets for these sldo trips has been so great that tho clerks could not keep the crowd moving as rapidly as It gathered At 7 I m the solo of excursion tickets bcgan and from that hour until evening there was not a minutes rest for the ticket sot lers For tho next three days the Yosemite route will havo all the ituges can carry anti during tho last few days cxcurlonlstu were going to the valley in parties of 100 made up by the railway company While tho number of persons seeking admission at the big pavilions for the morning meetings was not quite so great us on previous occasion sllll there wero packed house and tho en thusiasm was as great as at any time sluco the beginning of Urn convention In fact it seemed as if everyone pres ent desired to express hl30r her satisfaction with tho way tho greatest convention of Endeavorcrs ever held ban been conducted There va pralso for the committee on 07 gratification nt the reception ell had received at the hand of Callfbrnlaln general anti San Francisco in particu tar and thankfulness for the perfect weather which htn blewod the entire meeting MANDATEFOflyrviELTON Undo Sam to Insist Upon Uli Uoleaie from 1rlionla Cubs WASHUSOTOX July 13 Ona Melton th6 Arkansas City cltlzenwhohos been confined In jail In Cuba for over a year may reasonablyjexpect his freedom very soon Senator Berry of Arkansas who has been working for six months to get Melton released said today that the senate committee on foreign relations would on Wednesday report favorably his resolution Insisting that Melton shall bo released LIGHTNINGS VICTIMS lUlwln J llotti and Wife Killed Near Delhi If Y DELHI N Y July 13 Edwin J Butts nUll wlfcwho resided on a farm Qvo miles from Delhi wore killed by glitulng Sunday night They had been to a neighbors houso and were on their way homj when a shower forced them to take refuge under a tree They were aPP Nntly killed Instantly HeLLs svUi about 40 yeara old Two children survive tho couple FORTY PERSONS KILLED Sixty Other Injured Haiiiltr of n Itiill rosA WreoJt In Ilimmnrk CoiENIlAOKX July IhA turrlbe railway disaster took plac about mid night nt Ijontofto The express from Itolstngoer ran into a passenger train standing at tho station wrecked eight carriages killed 40 persons and injured 10 others Most of the victims are of tlI6 artisan class The dead and in jured have been conveyed In ambulance trains to this city Hovoro Accident to Uinporor VIIlluui- ODDK Norway July 13 Emporoi William while walking upontho deck of hits yacht at this place yesterday while one of the raasU was being low ered was struck a violent blow on tho left eye by a rope causing an cxtrava siou of blood on thueycball A bund age was immediately placed over thp injured eyo and the pain ceased al most at once Horrible Suicide Sr Louts July 13When tho Van dalla lightning express ran into East St Louis Sunday evening the engine was bespattered with blood It was that of Mrs Agatto Lambert Kelt stein aged 00 wife of a zinc works la borer near Colllnsvlllo who had committed suicide by throwing hcrsalf in frpnt of tho engine flattlo of the Uoyne Colcbratlonln nelfait 13ELFABT July 13The usual celebrations In commemoration of tho bat tIc of tho iJoyno took place Twenty thousand Orangemen marched in procession and great crowds filled tho etrccti Everything passed off in the most orderly fashion Hudden Death IlAnniBDUno 1a July IIJLoulll W Hall attorney for the Pennsylvania railroad and a member of tho board of visitors to the United States military academy at West Point died suddenly of heart disease The new chill cure Dr Dells Pepper mint Chill Tonic tastes better acts beller is better than any other It combines antimalarial laxative digestive and slim elating properties making it an ideal up building tonic as well as an effectual and permanent euro for chills and fever Fo sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinp too Geo King St Charle- sCentennial Rates Tho L N has offered the followin rates good for the ronnd on accOuni- of tho Tonnessca1 Centennial Tickel goat twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen dai 340 tickets pood for sevori days U 75 1 J OTHERWISE UNNOTICED E 0 Unrncr Offcd 73 died suddenly at his homoin Salcin MO Sunday Friends of tim Hawaiian treaty will endeavor to have It reported tills week About August 130 families of Dallas 1 xwJ1 establish colony In Mexico The people of Kansas have decided that tho array of tramps in that state must work or Starve Jt has been decided to establish a per manent Garrison at Port Washington on tho Iotoniac opposite Mount Vcr nOD London In 10001 is to bo the war cry of Christian Kndcnvorors from now on They will meet at Nashville Tuna year ilto senate coiumlt va on foreign re lations is preparing to force the hand Pt thc administration on the Cuban question Oklahomas wheat crop promises to bo heavier tlan over before Experts rsdinnto tho yield iu the territory at JO 000000 r Llplon tho king of English shop keepers the tuna tylio lcerctl 1J5000 to feet the poor of Joiiclois rliltiug this country Mrllo A floodell aged 05 years wife If lion Addixou Oooiloll of LoJa Ill Jlbil Hiuulny Situ was one of the ionoor settlers of Loda JqhuSinntordto death In tho presence of her mother who used kerosene to start n tire Gel of the Italian Itcrsngllcri jipjlnvcnlcd nViflo from which BO shots 1 lIuto may Uo fired without rcfiiov lnj the weapon front the shoulder i Vdam Wlncbrcnncr a licatrlcc Nob man was beatcii by n mob with n bull Whip anti tarred anti feathered for the bratal beating of his stepdaughter jA A Watson a religious enthusiast bylilallon committed suicide at Eureka Kas Jerry Nolan ono of the founders of Dchlson Tex died Sunday Deceased wits a prominent railway contractor nnd put throughTheWilliam O Heaps ono of the men tvhjb broke the first soil In Henry coun tyftll died at Kowanco Sunday aged 1 years lIe migrated from his Penn lylvnnln homo In 1817 At Bridgeport Conn Acnes Judson iaightcr of tho keeper of tho Stratford tight distinguished hcnclf by saving twd men from drowning swimming ncrirly half a inllo to rescue them It seems probable that when the op 3rator3 have sold their surplus stocks af coal at enhanced profits tho miners trtlo will end the men receiving somewhat better wages A Ucrlln correspondent says Tho Japanese minister hero assures mo that the Idea of tho adoption by Japan of offensive measures against the Ameri can annexation of Hawaii is absurd M lll1ln II Dates was arrested at his homo at lutes N Y Sunday charged with the murder of his wife Carrie 1ates Gates gained access to the room occupied by his wife from whom ho lived apart and shot her Joseph Morrison a farm laborer has been arrested at Urldgcton N J on the charge of attempting to kill Mrs Abbld Meyers aged 70 for whom ho worked Morrison says that he was hired to kill Mrs Meyers by her rela tivesAn Athens correspondent says I have just seen an important communication from tho foreign minister of ono of the great powers declaring that no power Is Inclined to undertake coercive measures to bring abmt a settlement between Greece and Turkey DOWN TO DEATH ratal Fall Down uu Elevator Shaft of 1I1re p J Isboll at St Lout ST Louis July 1Jt1rs E J Inlcll was Instantly killed by falling down an elevator shaft In the dry goods store of Scruggs Vandervoort t Barney No one Saw her fall and tho first inti mation of tho accident was when an employe noticed tho bleeding and life less form lying at the foot of the shaft In tho basement The elevator was one used for freight and ILls surmised that tim lady had attempted to enter the store by tim rear door and had mis taken tho elevator opening for the en trance THE MARKETS Navr VoilK July 13 137 OATTIjFNullveStOOrs I i 01 tJ5 4 8- 5corroNMiiiuiinir 7tO A QUItWlntr Wheat 855 40- 5WlIKATNo tfUdd 70 W 74- NCOItNNo 2 9M l5rOIUCNcSST JOUI GUtIV2SSLvi 7 6 5 1JS CQTsiIs1 JlcllunI 2 M l 4 CtVFSier tasitl 7 M 4 1025 UOUSKuIr to Select 823 4 311 SilBKlllilr lolHiulfco Sec Ii4 aM tIOUIt1uWlUn 4 US 2 41luno tj ixIm do S 00 0 3 VVHKATNoiito1 Winter IlOh fl7 2I4OX1 81lLeuf Hurley 47 Ui HAVUlcur Timothy t- HUriKIl H M to iso Ciiolto Dairy U 3 KiJUSlrexti 0 S tUlllt KUiiMunl limwi G II 00 614LAItIJlrhlltJiCittCSUCA lilYrrOJSlaLrSUIIJlllIlrto Oiiuloa 225 j 875ri mwn 4 W 46 4 td- tHurlur ltoll I 70 A 4 C3 VUI 61NoIC01tNNuil ti ItOATSNO 0 In POltKMeHl miStY 74 s 75- 0ICNtS CLLV 1400I100SAIIJrlll uw OltLfJANS FfOIJLLUIjibUradO S 83 42- 5coaNNos 48 5- 3OAT3Wcsterd 1416 53 HAYChoIco t 1101- POlllCNuwMDS1 54 7 N ANCO111AlrUltllnjTJUlflViLLli- WJIKATNo Uod Ol ro COliN NoI Mtiu1 Z7 j I 24PO1UCNewMo44 6iO11INIoIolIIll No One Thought She Could Liva I believe that If it bad not pot pr Carlstedts Great Remedy for my daughter 101Irheumatism and rheumatic fever Every one said that she could pot live 1va doctors pavo her no relief yet by the lime she bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder she was able to sit up In bed and today sue is as i strong as she ever was and wq bave noth ling to thank for It but pro farlstrrlts I Great German Remedy SMITH VICKBRS Trlluta III ot wy 8tt FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Spcelnl BeMlun- IN tho sonata on tho Ttli a unit vote wsi leached on tim tariff but and It wns pnuod 68 to2jnthe house Mr McMlllln TonI noujht topass thn Cuban bollljjcrdnoy rosolu lIon undor 8upcnton of tho rulox but tha tpeaUor Ignored him and recognized Mr Ding Icy to mpvo an adjournment until thoBthwhlch was curried IN tho senate on tho Sib the deficiency npe proprlatlon bill oeeuploJ the entire day Among Its provisions Is ono accepting the Invitation of tYunco to participate In the Paris exposition of lOOa A resolution requesting tho president to demand of Spain tho release of Ona Melton ono ot the Competitor prisoners was referred In tho bouse tbo tariff bill was sent It conference and Mesarn Dlnnloy Payne Dutch llopShw Orosvenor republicans and Otlley UcMlllln and Whooloclt domjarati wero ap- poInted conferees IN tho Hcnato 00 the 9th after tho reading of the journal Senator Bate of Tennessee an nounced tho death of his colleague Senator harts In a short eulogistic speech and offered no usual resolution prorldlng for a publlo uncral which was adopted and as a furtter nark of respect to tho memory of deceased tho tenato adj6urno1lho house was noUn ses lionIN tho senate on the 12th tim deficiency ap propriation bill being under consideration Mr Morgan proposed an amendment designed to prlent tho consummation of an agreement uado some time slue o for the settlement of tho governments claim against the Paclflo rail road and severely antJgncd the managers ol the road Late In tho day tho entire subject was disposed of by the withdrawal of tho pars rraph to which Mr Morgan bad offered hi- mitncalmcntIn tho houso as soon as the Journal was read on motion of Mr Moon den roan as n mark of respect to tho memory of tho deceased Senator Harris business was sus pended for the day LATE SENATOR HARRIS rho Tcnucuco Senator was a Mutt of Marked Integrity unit Determination WASIIIXQTON July 10Tue death Thursday evening of Senator Isham 0 Harris of Tennessee removes from Washington one of tho most striking personalities that has ever appeared in national politics He was born of good parentage but they had limited means and his opportunities for education were small Titers is still extant a iocumc nt 00 years old wherein lIar cia agreed to work in n storo for 8100 n year IIo entered polities 50 years ago end had ever since been a central fig arc in state and national affairs Ha was a member of congress about the jloso of tho Mexican war and oven be toro that had been a member of the itato senate 1hii4t U UA1UUIj ITQTOaaa man qt marked Integrity ind determination Ai a governor of Tennessee during the civil war ho was ntrustcd with the school funds of this itato amounting to 8300000 In coin Although Harris had boon a leader in the secession of his state ho carefully guarded this treasure from both the onfcdcrata ont Union forces During ho entire conflict ho guarded this nonoy having id carried from state to itato from camp to camp and from Dank to bank and when tho war iloscd although ho could not himself return to Tcnnesvio because a reward was offered for his head tho school funds wcro returned intact to tho state treasury Ills honesty anti lack of duplicity were rjmuUable Ho was entirely wanting in tho common palaver of pol iticians and yet in the sonata was ono af tho best parliamentarians Ills lifo was entirely free from dis play Up to a year ago when In Wash ington ho could bo seen dally driving about the streets In a plain old phaeton handling tho reins himself and going About the departments on buslncsi of his constituents La t winter his wiLt died and in his aru for her the agod senator contracted a severe cold which was the beginning at his last setlous Illness A SMALL TORNADO Flic Sequel to the Severe heat In Ituniai A Woman lUlled GHEAT nEMl Kits July 9Tho se vero hot weather and southern wind culiflluatcd in a small tornado near Al bert which did much damage It over turned many small outbuildings blot down trees and did some damage to stocked grain Mrs Frank Koobar was thrown tp tho ground and killed Thli Is tho only known death Others were slightly injured FUNERAL SERVICES Held In the Senate Chamber Over the no mains of Senator HarrU WASHINGTON July 11 Impressive funeral service over tho late Isham C Harris occurred in tho senate chambci at noon in time presence of President McKinley and tho members of his cab Inont senators and members of tin house of representatives members ol limo diplomatic corps and officials from S a11 branches of public life Placed Under Hands on u Charce of Mar slaughter DAY CITY Mich July 0 Motormac filmy whohad charge of tho car while plunged Into tho river Wednesday was arraigned yesterday afternoon charged with manslaughter Ho was released on 63000 bond Conductor Ollrich can not leave tho houso on account of hli Injuries but he is also held for appear nneo An fitcaped fire Dug CiEVurAND 0 July 0 Wm In gllss lllooni tho fire bug who claimed to have et Ore to 40 buildings Cleve land Chicago Detroit and other cities InfirmaryISriusoriKin 0 July 0Two laugh tors nel six and eight of David Hart man were burnod to death by an ox plosion of coil oil while starting n fire Two farmers near Lexington havo been arrested charged with robbing bicyclists Last summer one of our prandchildren was sick with a severe bcytrel trouble says Mrs It G Gregory of Fcederickstown Mo Our doctors remedies hiai failed then wo tried Colic Cholera and DlarrhoMjHemody which gave very iispeedyDrugstore Ellington fiah T Kabinsnn MotIons Gap George King St Charles AVxrV V7 r Y4N1A rUm or TaN SUMCSIDESS To THE SEEGets You a FlUtE TRIP Ir i TO TIlIt 4 GREAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL t SSX vW v NO28 THE Wednesday deliberately Chamberlains TIIK PORTE IS STUBBORN Turkoy Continues to Dodgo the Frontier Question IVantil tu Hond Reinforcement to Cret Time rawer Decline to Admit the TurkUli rreteiiiloni nutTheT Bocra Afraid QuoenVlctorln ICinghlumbertreceived by them from the sultan and byEmperorEmperor William says In substance that ho regrets his inability to dims ImcldbytimeKcplles to tho circular of time Turk ish government to thajuwera relative to tho frontier question have also been received by tho ambassadors They nil decline to ndinlt tIre Turhlsh pretensions Time porte him sent another circular to tho powers proposing that in view of the disturbed conditions existing iu Crete Turkey send reinforcements to the island To this tho powers have also replied endeavoring to dissuade stepThli tho part of tho Turkish government is held to inch cato that tho sultan docs not intend to yield in regard to tho frontier ques lion GETTING A MOVE ON rho Moor Took tho Hint TVhea They Saw the San FntncUco at Tangier VASIIINOTON July It RearAdmiral SelfrIdgo ou tho cruiser San Francisco noWot Tangier line cabled to tho navy department that when the Morocco au thorities learned that American war TonglertheyLho agent of tho American firm tvhc had been knocked down and robbed Two mon were involved in tho na mutt anti upon tho demand of Consul General Burke onforced by tho prcs neo of tho San Francisco tho Moorish authorities were making ovcry effort to capture time second fugitive and Ad miral Selfrldgo added that ho believed that they Would succeed It Is expect id that tho state department ylll di rect ConsulQcncral lIurlto to sep that the men aro adequately punished for their offense I TWO RIVALS KILLED In n Quarrel Over n Dusky Ueautjr at an Indian Picnic WICHITA laB July 12News comes from Fort Gibson I T of n triple tragedy enacted on Possum creek where many of tho Cherokee rccdmon who have been paid considerable sums jf money by the government are hold ng a picnic In a fight following a limrrcl over Lillian Stewart a viva Ious ndxcd blood Will Nova and Johq Jonnbi1 weN shot and killed and thq Stewart girl mortally wounded Paul Elliott who did the shooting escaped SUMMER IN CALIFORNIA Refreshing New from the Cutup of the ChrUtlmn Eudeavoror SAN FnANCiBco July 12In strong Contrast with tho extreme heat which has prevailed throughout tho middle and eastern states since July 1st are the present motcroglcal conditions on this coast In San Francisco where such a thing asa prostration on ac count of the heat unknown tho tIter mometer registered 00 degrees at five oclock and at noon 05 degrees woro ro corded Even In southern California whero It is always warmer than it Is hero tho highest temperature recorded today was 00 In Los Angles HOW THEY STAND Average ut the Close of Play Saadajr July 11 Following Is tho standing of the league baseball clubs at tho close of play July 11 Per Won Lost cent Boston 43 17 737 Cincinnati 41 19 683 llaltlmoro 40 21 Mc1 New York 37 23 an Cleveland HI HI- 1W 540 Brooklyn 31 483 Philadelphia 81 3d 483 Pittsburgh 2J St- VJ OChicago M 4I5 Jouliylllo1 aa- M 410 Washlcijton M 83- 1hI Louis 13 61 201 WILL NOT INTERFERE Time Eforuffc SmuifBllus Case SEoul Go to the Uuiid Jury WASHIXOTON July 0 Assistant See rolary Howell decided not to Interfere in tIme ease of It M Scruggs and M O Laghorno of St Louis charged with smuggling Jowolrv The cases are loft in tho hands of tho United States attorney at New York for presentation to tho grund jury which meets In Sop tcmbor next Death of n Prominent Itallroad Offlclul- PiTiflnuRon Pa July 13John E Davidson third vicepresident of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co controlling and operating tho Pennsylvania line west of Pittsburgh died at tho Hotel Lincoln in this city at noon yesterday from tho effects of an operation performed last Thursday for appendicitis Alter Nino Month Idleneu LEAUVILLK Col July 11Thto Dt metallic Smelter owned by D II MolYnt Eben Smith and Franklin thai lou has been blown in after nine mouths Idleness Tho smelter cm ployes about IM mea rind troati ant phide ores exclusively Suicide ot a TVellUnown MlHoarl lhyui clan BpniNQFinM Mo July nDr Roswell D Valentino one of the best known physicians In this part of the state committed suicide at his homo hero by shooting on account of ill health Darned to Death In fled PiTiflnunon Pa July USomuel Drown a miner and his wife Mary were burned to death in bed The fire was caused by a lamp explosion TUG DEG has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in tho printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices Free Trip You can go to tho Tennessee Centennial free if you willand take your sister brother wife children Read TiiE BEF S rcat offer ota free trip to tltismnnifi cent Exposition 4 ConstipationCauses fully half tha CKJCS In the world It retains the digested food too lomig In tlio bowels and produces bllioiuncsa torpM liver InJI Hoodstongue sick headache Inlllslomnla etc Hoods sure constipation neil all results easily all1 thoroughly 2cc All druggists Prepared by a I Hood ft Co Lowell Mass Time only Villa to take with Hoods Sanaparlltef v BEST TRAINSTo Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific C- oVIahWashioton Omaha Sf Paul Nebraska SVIASj Louis orChicgoVE- STIBULED i u tTRAINS SLEEPERS DINING GARS CHAIR OARS FERAETES CONSULT TICKET AaCHTOR F M RUGG tnAv pAyari AotNT OT LOUIS MO DR MENDENHAIiLS IMPROVED c ll1TLADFRYERCIIllllGUARANTEED CHILLS AND FEVERA- nd Malaria In ell Forms Tasteless float Rcnulno without tho above picture and thIS signature of J O MendenhalL Prlco 50 cents at nil DoalorflP- REPARED ONLY BY T o MICNDNILtILrEVANSVILLE IND J ltsrl1ogtonCrabtrro Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA TilE Illinois Central Rv IL TOTHE- TEKNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE For the above occasion tickets will be sold by the liiiiis Central Railroad al varying tunes mains and limits including a ticket on sale daily good to return unifl November 7 and including tickels having limit of twenty days fifteen dais and seven ds For full particulars as o whicb of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WM MURRAY Dw Pass Act Now Or leans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Agt Meniptis A II HANSON G P A W A Kellond A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING ORUGCtTt STCDABLESKENTOCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested inhumane matters or who loves ani mals wv will send free upon ap plication copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itcnscly interesting reading it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TUB NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United CharitIes Iluildlof New York Dont Uso Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists Wo keep only the best That Is tbo great dla unction to bo looked lor Yybpi the themNowhere plate a stock A good tfrai Wbeist- hat spring medicine ft1 ST DERrARll DRLcIbTOfl BRYAN HOPPER Ms4 1 pLPAUL M MOtylB Editor td Mtrajer BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY itS Incorporated ci Granted the tcitoffice at fiarllrigtpn pt econ i v iImauer 1 9 SUBSCRIPTION RATES I 11oRvtft r tttIctIylnadvuco 1100 4t SO l 1hreeMontIs1 2 5 ilnfiA H i 5 Specimen copies mailed frco on application Correipondenti wanted In all paM I of Ihe 6 county Mires ni for particulars r THURSDAY JULY 15 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS TAI IJICA- TIRODINsONWe are authorized 10 announce at a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Christian subject lo the action of the Republican party AKBR We are authorised to announce Dr B B S Baker of Madlsonvllle at a candidate for Siau Senator from the counties of and CbilitUn subject to the action of the Republican partyrO MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce MORRIS Morris as a candidate for Magistrate In Ihe Second Magisterial District of Hopkins ubjecl 10 the action or the Democratic primary August id f TirE annexation proposition Js received by the press of Hawaii with feelings of enthusiastic re joicing THE BEE was the first Kentucky weekly to offer a free trip to the Tennessee Centennial for ton sub scribers and numerous other pa pers have followed Its a good thing to push along iN A LONDON Eng firm has 1 placed an order with the Iowa State Agricultural College for about 800 pounds of butter daily Secretary Wilson has been making specialefforts to make a new mar ket for American butter and this is one of the results V r t TilE farmers of Kentucky In diana and Ohio will realize probably Sfopoooo mor forvtheir whaatfthis year than tiicyVdiU1 last yea thc calamity carhpaififnof thc Dcmocrats will be somewhat retarded by the vell nled granec- iesql the agriculturalists t THE indications are that the President will ask Congrcss to Rive him 11boritv to appoint a corn misfrion to take up the matter of clifrency reform at once The fact that Republicans do not control the Senate willnot deter him from prompt action in this matter IT is believed that the clause of the new tariff bIJI inserted by the Republicans which proposes tax of a cents per share on all pur chases of stock of a par value of 100 or less and also a stamp tax upon all stocks issued except by building associations and organizations of similar character will add to the Governments income about a million dollars a month OUR soldier boys should receive more recognition and support at the hands of the State and the people They are the safeguard of the State and necessary to the preservation ot order anti the maintenance of law as has recent ly been so clearly demonstrated TIle entire force of the Kentucky State Guard numbers only about 1300 men and is just up to the number where the federal appro priation can be claimed The ap propriation by the State for the support of the State Guard is very small and is claimed to bo wholly inadequate The Farmer Leads II The last number of JJradstreefs publishes an article under the above caption that shows how the Amer ican farmer is benefiting by the present conditions of crops and trade This resume of the situa tion contains much encouragement for the farmer and is in the main as follows Notwithstanding domestic wheI crop reports pointing to a harvest of 375000 000 bushels 100000000 bushels more than last year the price ot wheat gives sins of advancing along the lines hid down for it bysome of the constitutional bulls The worlds stocks of wheat amount In rouml numbers to phly 75000000 bush cia one of Use smallest totals at a corres ponding date for mtny years This is the nor significant when II is recalled that- vliaWeittock3 not only in the United StatMbu in Uuropev represent tory- a mjickt er proporIIori1citalatippIje i f I f k u I vuiblo and invisible than they did ten years ago owing to the Increase in facili ties fjr public sionign Foreign buyers have evidently been Impressed by recent reports from Russia Germany France and Hungary pointing to decreased wheat har vests this year India it Is thought will hardly supply more thin she requires for her own consumption and little is counted oh from Australia And Argentine Republic This brings the United States to the front as a prominent wheat exporter under somewhat similar conditions to those which existed in 1879 a period of revival from the proceeding great panic after five or six years of retrenchment nnd economy The most encouraging feature of the sit nation today then is found in tho ad vancing price of wheat during the harvest season It will be difficult for newspapers with axes to grind to make the point this year that the advance in the price of wheat is going lo the speculator and elevator owner instead of to the producer It Is the American farmer who Is to profit first by the statistical situation of the cereal this time and with the improvement in the material welfato of the American agricul turist must and does begin tbe improve mont of general trade throughout the coun try If the result for an expected large harvest of and demand for Indian corn prove similar to Iho conditions affecting wheat life prospects of the planter and the farmer will indeed be favorable but the Indian corn crop will bo subject to damago until the middle of September The present wheat outlook is for the continuance cof declining stocks throughout the world dur ing July and with unfavorable reports as lo foreign wheat crops the prospect is bright for holders of wheat But whatever the gains of tim latter nothing should now prevent the farsighted American wheat farmer from participating in the very be ginnings of the coming business prosperity DOWN IN Tile MINES The companies that pay standard wages to their miners and always have done so naturally feel they have no interest In the present strike The Woodstock mipsor rather tbe equipments and store was sold last week Messrs Williams and Drake being the purchaser for the sum of floor Five thousand dollars In one year is a large amount for a small coal company to lose by an attempt to undersell all others on the market Yet such is said lo be true of a Hopkins County mine Ihe past year The Reineclce Cost Company made some repairs on their machinery last week which caused some loss of time hut they are at work again in full force ready for ordersThe ers of Ihe Woodstock mines we understand have asked Mr William Wal ton to take charge of the mine and run it for them Thy recognize his business qualifications and therefore make the offer Thos Carpenter of the St Bernard force spent several days at the exposition at Nashville last week and speaks in the high oat terms of the sights he saw The govern ment building proved lo be a great favor lIe with him When it becomes necessary for the St Bernard miners to put In extra time for their pwu as well as the companys benefit they can nlwajs bo relied on lo do so When men are treated right they usually Despond to a tall laduly promptly AVhett eoalIsplaccJ orTtne market a a price equal to that paid for mining or even lower Ihero is trouble ahead for the miner and such unscrupulous dealers should demoralizedCOridHlonQfthe cut strike Senator Deboe who represents tbe Western Kentucky mining district showed by his voto on tbe tariff bill which passed the UnltedStates Senate list week that he has the Interests of use coal producer at heart and voted for a protective duty on coaLSuperintendent CrutchGeld came over from St Charles last Saturday and we suppose attended the sound money demo cratic meeting bflA at Madisonville liar Ion evidently Is sound on the money question wllch he regards as a vital one to both operator and miners D W Umstead M E of the St Ber nard Coal Company finished an inspection last week of the twelve boilers In use by the company and found them in fine condition fully with but ono or two ex ceptionsup to the requirements of the law governing such Inspections The efforts of politicians in some states o make political capital out of the present coal miners strike shas how deep down fn the mine some will gain political affairs Even the suffering of wives and children have no effect on Ihpm if they cin make a pointAn official of one of the leading Kejf tucky mines says be hopes that the sink ing miners may succeed and that in many respects their cause is a just one Their object being to increase the market value of coal and if nesejiiry Decrease the pro duction to do so VVeicher Edwin Phillips we understand has been recommended as a suitable man for the position of Assistant Inspector of mines and bit many frlends hero regard him as well qualified for the position hay ing been a practical miner for a score or more years and they Tope he may cap lure the plum when a new man is to be appointed Th c coal mines of Carter county are run liing without a bitch t No Indications a strike In any of iho Ashland or Caltlesburg mines The miners In tbe big Sandy country are not in sympathy with the Pennsylvania Ohio strike Number II loaded more coal on Tues day than was ever loaded on any single day aflbat mine before The present great strike by the coal miners of several States is beyond doubt caused by the effort to place cheap coal on the market Tbe last few years competi lion among coal dealers has become so great that In order to sell coal they often lose sight of the price paid for mining and the result is down goes the wages of the miners Then another cut In coat follows and the coal digger suffers again Then forbearance ceases to be a virtue and a strike follows In order to live they must t5 paid living wages and the consumer will soon have to learn however much ngajnst his will that there are two sides to tho question forwhen they demand cbecpIJbQrpower to pay good wages There Is plenty of evidence to show that the coil operators make but little money in tact why do not cooperntivu companies grow if tile hmlrtejjrji a profitable as many seem to think It u r l Pfj I GreatCAA proved by the statements pi lead IbowIIn Hoods Sarsaparllla Great IC sbtGUwomen show that Hoods Sarsaparllb ac tually does possess POW cneblood upon which not only health but lift Itself depends The great Sarsaparlllaln0Ulyou In believing that a faithful uso of Hoods SarsaparillA will euro you If you suffer from any troublo caused by Impuro b- loodHoods Sarsaparilla IsthdOnoTrno Blood Purifier All druggists II Prepared nly byC L Hood Co Lowell Mass easyHood SOME MORE BLACKMAIL This Time the St Bernard Coal Company Is Attacked and Earlington MINEltS GROSSLY MISHEVRESENTED The BlackJa makes an on slaught on the St Bernard Coal Company in its edition of Friday the 6th instant This is but one of many such and that paper seems to think its mission in life is to keep on its fighting clothes andI publish falsehoods about everybody not under tribute to it and who act without fear of its blackmailing methods The statement made is that liThe Mail having heard re peated murmurings from tile min ers of the county about several cuts having been made in their wages this year etc investigations were made at Earlington which being the largest mining town in the county as well as tIle horn of the St Bernard Coal Company and its Vicepresident Mr J B Atkinson it was supposed the best con ditions would be found prevailing there of any town in the county Since the St Bernard Coal Company is the only company located in the town of Earlington it is presumed that the case of the av erage miner the Black Mail claims to have unearthed in Earlington is that of a St Bernard miner The attack is clearly against that com panyalone No other is men Of course the publication in the- BlakAfai has no effect with coalminers or anybody who knows anything about the oper ation of mines in this coun ty but many arc ignorant upon this subject and hence a denial of the absurd charges is here made The Mail bases its statement upon the affirmation that liThe men are limited to three cars of eighteen bushels each a day This is a gross misstatement The men are not limited to three cars a day npr to eighteen buhels to the car That miner who is at tending to business and isID his place when the turnof cars comes will get more cars load morO coal and make more money than the man who puts in half time But upon this misstatement is based the calculation that a miners gross earnings are limited to 135 per day and that with work three days in a week or twelve days in a month a miner cannot earn over 12 per month after buying his powder oil and tool sharpening etc It does not appear what isI embraced in this broad etc actuallybeingTHE BEE asked the St Bernard Coal Company for a statement of the earningso a few miners in their employ for the year ending June 30 1896 Here are the figures The year has been a very unfavorable one for coal business and work has been lighter than ordinarily The pay roll of some miners is greater than the figures here shown of someless Each man has had the same opportunity PIERCE MYERS July 1865 bushels at 2YzCI 46 62 45SeptemberOctober 1927 bushels at 30 57 8r 70December56FebruaryMarch 1245 busbqls at 30 37 35 52MayJune 1576 bushels at2 c 39 40 502 02 Total number of bushels 18260 JAKB MAGBSIIEIMBR 67AugustSeptember 985 bushels at 2C 24 62 October 1420 bushels at 30 42 Go November 1336 bushels al 30 40 08 19January1802 bushels at 30 54 06 39April15Juno74TotalTOM CLARK Cot luly j 417 bushels at ac t5s 42 40SeptemberOctober 1996 bushels at 30 59 88 November 1508 bushels at 30 45 24 SoJanuaryFebruary 1212 bushels at 30 36 36 76AprilMay 953 bushels at 2 12C 43 82 June 105 bushels at 2 12CI 26 27 446Total Bo lloyD LAPrOON COL 57August37OctoberN vembet 1224 bushels atth j k 36 72 6JanuaryFcbruary1J176 l1h Il1qc J 3328 L I Do March 1371 bushels a 30 41 tj I April 936 bushels at 1tzc W 23 40 I May 971 bushels alai 2C Y rf 24 27 June 1174 bushels at 212C 29 35 1 1447 01 Total number of bushejy 6p75 In tills connection the statement is also made that The argument used by Iho officials of the company as lo the low wages paid is that tho price of coal has been cut so low that tho company Is compelled torednce the price of mining to como out cvon This is a direct falsehood be cause everybody knows and the Mail even knows that the Sat Ber nard Coal Company is paying tile old district price for mining and has mallo no reduction The falsehood is repeated in qICS91 words L The claim of the operators is that the field in which to sell the product of their mines is limited and competition so tierce that the price of mining must ho reduced to at least Ca 12 cents per ton f The summer mining rate of 6a J cents per ton is no reduction this rate is paid now and has been paid for fifteen years The Mails attack docs not agree very yell with their own writeup CQmpanyinof June 15 celebrating their anni versary Here is what they said then The company spare no pains or ex pense in bringing to the front tbe resources of tbo county and the St Bernard exhibit at the Worlds Fair and the Atlanta Expo sition attracted considerable attention and brought forth much favorable comment Mr John B Atkinson the president and treasurer has perfect control of his men and be watches every detail in every diet parlment He Is always approachable by the humblest employe and listens attentively to what they may have to saion matters pcrsonsal to themselves or something connected with the company TUB BEE asked the officers of the St Bernard Coal Co ifI they had furnished the matter fdr the above complimentary notice m the mails industrial edition The reply was that they had not furnished a line nor entered any agreement to pay a cent for ad vertising in that or any other edition of the Mail and that anything appearing in that edition with ref erence to the St Bernard Coal Co was inserted upon that papers own motion STRIKE SITUATION West Virginia Miners Scarcely Affected by the Strike Ortlcr iv All Miners Working at KransrilV Ynd nod noSLrikc Looked Fur Pittsburgh July I3Litestdispatches report West Virginia urialFected by onJJtheof reported out Gov Atkinson of West Vii gfnia accompanied by his wife anda number of State officials spent the day in Pittsburgh ten route to Canada where they will attend the convention of tho tip worth Lcaguc Conccrningii lile miner strike he said 11gWestdQ not believe the main body of our miners will go out I do not anticipate any trouble whatsoever from the strike in our State and believe the trouble all over the country will be speedily settled by arbitration A series of meeting throughout the Pittsburgh district has been arranged and numerous speakers ut in the field to keep up enthusittnt- and prevent tho strikers from be coming lukewarm in the cause The joint arbitration conference arc in session and are hopeful thin they may accomplish a termination of the strike upon some equitable planrAll ot Work at Uvuivlllc to Evansville v Ind July xL Special Operators of coal mines t in this vicinity do not expect a strjke on the part of their men A massmeeting of miners hILt been announced for today butjf held could not be located There arc about fifteen hundred miners in Evansville and vicinity but itjs claimed not many of them belong to the United Mine Workers organization The operators here i say they have little fear of a strikb The soldier boys of Company it campingout arQfeelinghowever was not active in life1 reported bread riots at Fountain Ferry and good discipline was maintained under adverse circumstances Weak Lungs Hot weather wont cure weak lungs You may feel better be cause out of doors more but the trpuble is still there Dont stop ScottsI Emulsion because the weather happen to be warm If you have a weak throat a slight hacking cough or some trouble with the bronchial tubes summer is the best time to get rid of 1tJ If ypu are losing flesh there Is t all the more need of attention Weakness about the chest andt thinness should never go tot greaUylncreaseathe the throat cure the cough jlni o the whole V ScottsjEiPoFeilo by all drueeUttt at sM ends a a 0 J s REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Representative CHARLES lilVAIWS 7 Utpr ountYcJudglJ I J V 1 For County Clerk T T NORRIS 1- i orPountyAttorney + IMVtID DROWNING j got Sqpprinlcntlcnt of Schoolsj I G NANCE ot For Assessor ta w H nitYANti I 3 r F iFor JalI- ersriJjFCURRY WEBSFER COUNTY NEWS f 1 WCBSTM CouNty lUrARrMKHT Cdndocted by DAVID IIlomINo iI1IXO Ky 1 I t DIXON MrsJ Rayhoirn is visltlnfl her mother at Sturgis this wcpe L uI Nich61s of Llimnn was in town Monday Miss Kate Barker is visiting in SUugTit orsvills thiweek Miss Epple Hockertmllh of Madisonville is visiting Miss Lillian Duncan Dr Roland Martin of Barlington Ky Vas in town Monday Dr Slglerof Gliy WM blown Monday on business i I V Mr Wayne Hammock of Providence was in town Monday on business Ed Gardner of Vandcrsbnrc country was in town Monday Mr Roy Baker visited hiends and rela lives at Lisman last week IIlraillIsMiss Lizziollerron is visiting friends In Ulackford this week Forest Porter of Hcrron made hi usual trip hero last Sunday Mr B II Cosby went to Shu blcrsvillo last thursd yon business Mr M Dixon of Vanilerrbnii was in lown Monday on business Mr 1 n Ecbols has been appointed postmaster Sebree Miss Dora Cosby who has been visiting Miss Brooks at Slannhlersvllle returned home Monday Dr Tbs White of Blackford and csslo While of Clay were here Monday on business Mr Charley Ramsey a nice young nan of this place has Accepted a position as clerk in the store of George Powell at Smiths MillsAMr Bun Hunter who has been deputy county court clerk for some Ilmti left her last rbnrsdayfor Tampa Fla where he will engage in the laundry business Mr IunterknnIndostflous young man And we wish him sncpejs r jf tUI Game of Oall The gamer that was played nt Providence last Saturday between tho second teams qf nixon andProvidenco was a big one Dixon won the game by timely batting and finu base running Bnrtain was in the box for Providence and was battid allover the field while Severn was in the b fbrthevisitorsaud bad ths Providence boys puzzled by his incurves It looked like ia the first inning that the game would be close nnd exciting but after that th0 visitors found Curtain and knocked him out of tba box Baker Hardwick and Ramley made home runs for visitors and beside that there was fine batting 4here be ing fourthree base hits and five twobase bits The team lined upas follows Dixon Pitcher Severn Catcher Ray born fat Base Ramsey and Base Hal 3d Base Lambert Short Stop Baker Left field Cox Center field Hardwick i Right field Drill Providence Pitcher Burlam Catcher Martin xst Base BiirUin sad Base Bar hour 3d Base Johnson Short Stop Wilson Left Field Dunlap Center field lias elli Right Cctd Corbatt At tba close of seven innings tho score stood 30 to i in favor of Dixon Runs scored Severn 5 Ramsey 4 Cox 4 Rayborn 4 Hardwick a Hall 2i Baker 4 Lambert 3 Drill 2i Dunlap i POOLE Claude Melton was the victim of sun stroke last Tuesday but ws are glad to state recovered Mi G T Watkins and wife of Hender son formerly old residents of this place were with Us last week The jC year old daughter of T M jHankins ourdeputy sheriff died on the Inst of heart disease James Lee a Union County farmer was lot our town a while on Thursday the guest ol his brotherinlaw James bickey We bad a grand display of tire works in the heavens on Friday night during tbe rain The ramajnVnf Daniel Grayson passed through here Sunday on the way t0- theiilast resting placo in the Petersburg cemetery He was nearly 88 years old nnd is well known in all the surrounding countryus bo has lived with ui alt his SHELTON Milton Slgtcr went ttiMorganfielJ Thurs- d I Marion Whlllcdgo made a business trip to Dixon Friday Mr G B Shelton went to Evansvllle Thursday on business Mrs Wm Edwards nnd daughter Mrs R A Hill visited tho bedside of Mrs C R Edwards at Hoarin Wednesday Rev Wm Miller preached the funeral o Mrs Nancy Lynn at WararinrVt church Snnday Gnnn Qglesby 8 Co ani diggiug a well nthc Gobin district That is something hat wo need very much nt our school house Mr Zacharb Mabry wig hero a few I pgoand had with him a stalk of wllnatI which had two wellfilled heads of grain thereon Mr Charles Grishams dwelling WAI morningFortunatelyt cpledat the lime crash came Qrd V Poole candidate for County JJanyIriitdMnthlss lA up It dh ture to bo our next County J udge r tF J u 1 r- J 11 BJi Jrfj= A PERSONAL Mrs Tim Harrington Is slsltlng in St Louis v Miss Nannie Stokes was inMadisonville Tuesday Mr Theo Watts spent Sunday evening in Madisonville Mrs T B McGlynan is visiting friends In Evansville Mrs Susan Turner was quite sick for a fow days last week 11 C Bourland was In the county seat Thursday afternoon Jesse L Harned spent Sunday In Canoy viwIth his parents Miss Fan Bishop of Msdisonvllle was In the city Friday Afternoon Mrs Paul M Mooro was in Madison villa calling yesterday Mr leo W Twyman spent Sunday in Hopklnsvtllc with his parents Mrs Wm Hughes of Morganfield vis lied hey parents hero this week r Mr Ben T Robinson of Morions Gap Was In lown one day last week Miss NInnon Umstead returned Friday from a visit la friends In Hopklniville Mrs John Long of Madisonville vis ited relatives here a few days this week Mrs Wm Hughes and Miss Janlo Vie lory spent Saturday afternoon In Madison ville Elgio Umstead bas been confined to his room for Iho past few days on account of illness EsquiroH F Porter and Mr W S Harnett of Manitou were in Earlingtoa MondayMrs Nat Wctzel and children spent Sunday In Hopklnsville with Miss Kate RutherfordMrs Kramer returned from a ten weeks visit to relatives in Ml Vernon Ind last week Mrs Arthur Cole returned to her home in Nashville today after a vist of a few weeks with friends here Mrs R V Omens in Virginia where hj will several weeks visiting rela tives at different points RevJX S Edwards of Hanson filled his regular appointment at the Uaptist church Saturday and Sunday Mesdames P A Jones and P B Davis and MIMes Floss Oscn and Pauline Davis left Tuesday for a visit lo the Centennial sMessrs Will Robinson Wilson Borders Ed Phillip and Thomas Murphy were In Madisonville Tuesday evening of this week Mrs W C Morton and Mrs II II Holeman of Madisonvillo were in Earl inglon calling Tuesday afternoon Thc families of Messrs Prank Giannini and M M Qilmonr passed through Earl inglon Monday enroulefrom Providence to DawsonMrs Nat Wetzel and little daughters who bavo visited Mrs Chas McGary of this place for several weeks retnrned to St Louis yesterday Reasons Why Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlarrhcea Remedy J is Best I Became it affords almost instant relief in case of pain in the stomach colic IIand cholera morbns i Because it is the only remedy that never falls In Ihe most severe cases of ds enter and diarrhoea 3 Because it Is the on ly remedy that will euro chronic diarrhoea 4 Becansa It is the only remedy that will prevent bilious colic 4 Because it Is the only remedy that will cure epidemical dysentery 6 Because it is the only remedy that can Always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum 7 Because it Is the most prompt and most reliable medicine In use for bowel complaints 8 Because it produces no bad result 9 Because it and safe to take 10 Because II has saved the lives ol more people than any other medicine in the world The 25 and 500 sizes for sale by St Ocr nard Drug Store Eartington Ben T Rob Inson Mortons Gap George King St Charles No Destitution at Jelllco Knoxville Tenn July ia Authentic rdlltrlclon a strike is to tbe effect that reports as to the destitution existing among the people are totally without foundation The men have had no work since May i but have so far managed lo subsist without aid from outside The trouble 4in the Jellico dix trlct seems to be mainly due to the desire of operators to suspend during the summer highfreightwhether or not an agreement was reached as to a wage scale The confidence of the people In Hoods I Sarsaparilla is doe to its unequaled record of wonderful cures The Democrats ofJhe free silver persuasion are going to have a meetin in Earlington on Saturday night Did You Ever Try Electric flitters as a remedy for your troubles If not get a bottle pow and gel relief This medicine has been found to bo peculiarly adapted to Ihe relief and cure of l Female Complaint exerting a wonderful direct influence In giving strength and tone to the organs If you ConstlpatloDnExcitable Melancholy or troubled wllb Dizzy Spells Electric Bitters Is the medi clan you need Health and Strength are guaranteed by Its nse Hfty cents and Jioo at SI Bernard Drug Store Work in the hay harvest here vigorouslydurmgthe the newmown product has been housed Tim crop is very fair in quantity and quality To cure chills and fever dont rack the system and shock the nerves by using med icines containing arsenic mercury or other PeppermintChlUcontains no kind of poison Children love brSIKing St Charles The Annual Outing to Old Point August 1Kb is the dale action tbo next annual tour to Old Point Just at a time Julydaysmore desirable and those who go can look outingThesebeenrnnsalonjthattho elegant manner In whlcblbey conducted has so Impressed tba public tbalilis useless to go into details trip is so arranged as to jive those who have time to make a long stayan opfdnLtsditytodooand still offer many adyjMttagas to the tourist who byfaroffered tile rravelisg public and you should make your3rfa g moflts to go iii1r1f tJr j Iti 1 iitlII ww en 5 MUST KEEPBUSY01 And in order to do so we arc making germ t ine Hard Time Prices on all classes pf oP Merchandise Money l3uy yry1l11rgvr t41 handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For tunatoly fo tfs as vel1 as our patront1wc never go to market without the very power l ful cash We know we buy l7 Dry Goods Shoes Notions tt Mt 4 Gents and Las Underwear and Hosltry T7 = W Gents White and Colored ShirslJ fi Mt HATS AND CLOTHJNG Mt At the Bottom Cash Prices and qur t Cus E 1 tbmers reap the benefit Plant your dollar twhere you can get tho largest returns jdurs Mt is the place b jBI5HoI rj ft tr MADISONVI LLE KY Itsyoufl MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT E i W 1 p NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES Er 200000 zsaarThey are made of gonthent Iron by 8e lkeni Wo Icmcil who ve anatalned fey the products of Southern Vttiutn a They last longer imd make more homeS linppy Uiatinuy other Stove oo earth lire back guaranteed for15 yearn if your Dealer does not handle them WRITO FOR CATALOOUB S J J i Phillips Buttorf Mfg Co + t t NASHVILLETENN 1 COOKING AND HEAT12IGr 0 Xaatete tad Orate JIoBnrware Tinware Zte OI HAISMW China Crockery andjQIassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWYVARE Everything necessary nnd convcntcnrf 7 BIOYOLES I for tho Kltcfcca Dining Room I LattHlry and Dairy L ASPEOIALTY 0 ooooooooooooooo I HO 15 YOUR TAILOR I Do You Get a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE THE BENEFITS 20 YEARS SfccCOV IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING nv ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS t t oMBORNCoTHE SEAT CH1CAW MERCHANT TAiLMS t We guarantee to fit iri ease 11aNsaye KM MNy 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8ELLECT FROM ATST BERNARD GENERAL STORE WALKER irTIain Street West ol aiWo- aieR1INGTQNj 1 t A i f A complete Stockof lit Stoves Catin fi t I sia tJnRepairing Roofing and Guttering SlcyhigV1 in qualitiu Cand prices dirt cheap IsU jj AlE HAVE SPARED 1ft NO EXPENSE v ij VI To make JourFuneral Equip- menta the best in tlijspaVtof r the StatcAhiigand E04- iieverything yzmuvaiit m livery f z j I THE LOWEST i dt Ii IA HANDSOMB UUarrfAtEpt3ATAlOC OtfJrHE TiFkYflNT aartTear Oti1VlLLE KENTUbKY r biIlMJibUlUfJ nlIftllo IJ l1to oRN iWHtl T1L1Y tlJne1MJZscIlU4capr Jss5 ftv iir1hJ Nat Yy L S I ri r II ei 3ee prI irt sfwe abrive LI Ni TINS TABLE I Effective May 30 1897 100X11 51LClllcacoI I LV Kt LouIs 811 am Bjjp- LvKvaiMtllle aiopm 600 pra jis am 3411LVI pmLvnons lIY Mad ndllo 349 pm 447 2 m tTK rllMlon i 402 p 01710 pm 4Joam LvMofloM G ai 413 p m I 422 l m 510 I m 1v Hojln lllc 513 p p1 Bilpm 6rq am ArOuihilt 358 pm Iv GntSttci t3 P DI 847 ptn 6Sllm At Mtthvllle Bo p in loiopm 84001N- OITH to 34lTm LVrGuthrle Bj9m gtm gzi pm LV4llopklB Tllle g4i a m iai8 a m 033 p m- LY Nwionvllle 1020 I m n 03 2 m 1039 pm Lv MertoM Gap 1017 a m itu a m lx p K tHH ton IOM I m Itu a m io3i p m Lv Uadlionyllle 1l46 a m ujstm ltoopm LvMMitOR O372m 11512 m LvlHiHHilert noj 2 m ltoj p m LvYSbroo 1117 km 1110 p in Lv 1144 a m 1133 P m 1210 a m ArItaBnlllo 1110 p in 125 p m 1140 a m ArSM LOUtS 7Jtpm 710 I P- 1itChkEO827 1 in a B I8 l ILc1 gi Ilopt Midlionvlllo nd- SPtklcliefd to Ulfo on nd lei oil to and from CUIc so nd polnti north of livoniylllo IaET1INo ft ntkei regular 1bps at Cullirte Ears IsiHOrt flop kI9THIe tad Henderioa MOVIDINCS ACCOM MODATtOM 4 DAILY KICICT auipir 6j2 ra Ly Providence Ar 733pm 640 am Lv NebflAr 033 P i- 6iopm6SS a in LvMinltottAr am IvMdlonvlll Ar 603 p n- 7HIUthArdtrllnAtonl 343 pm 743 a m LvlUrllnitionAr 330 p m a c3a us LMIdIlonvlIIoAr 515 P ni- S aigam ILr lUnton Ar 434l m t BII a mIv SUuxblcri Ar 437 pni- 4iopm9o5au1 Lv SebreoAr i IJSo II mc Lv llcnJfrion Ar 310 p In li3O a R Ar Rnnnlllo LY245 pm J W W KTIIRUKUl AKent 4 TIME TABLE r C RR tteclv May 6 1897 i NORTH BOUND No tot No04 No an- ly Now Orleant 6pm 900 a m 1 LY Uemphli 710 a pi 813 pm Iv Iuhoir taopm 1110 pra 6una m LV Padneah35 p m 115 a m Non a m U Lv Princeton 440 pm 1411 am 037 a in 7 Iv NotlonTllla 591 m 338 a m 1030 a in 1v Central City oijopm iiigam ttij p m- At Loolitllle 1033 p PI Boo I in 313 p III Ar lndnout Goain 1133 a m COUTH WOUND f No 101 No 103 No eu i 4 LCtntIiiIIiiiopin l33pm v LI LonUrtlln Aijoara J jpm l0 I ru yCplraICIly 131W 1049 p m lI5inNoVlonrlllo gitam najpru 134 p in FI3pmLVHakoa 33pm Jjo a m loapm- rfr Memphis 7 3pm 710 a m- Ar NtnOiktni ltoam 700 am a All iialni IUD IaIIy Nit 101 and OI are lolld Vmlbol iralot plotuh gas vrlih lull man ilulil IIeIer1 and Free KecllnloK Cbalr Can UlWMn Claclamttl and New Urlcant Trlni sol and 103 alto run tollil between Cincinnati and Orlaiat eiiijTlnxrullnun Uuflel Sleepers 4ew copncttlop made at all junction polntt A It HANSON G P ant T A arlin t01 tta Enin s Ucvra Nqtea Personal Paragraphs an- OtherL Doings at Home Worthy t of Special Mention It is whispered that Walter Mo Gary is soon to figure as best man atta certain wedding that Is not yet publiclyTSrinbtthcld Telcphoncq were burned out or wires broken and crippled by tho storm of Saturday Jut they have beea fixed and are busy again Within tho last two weeks the dAJolly Workers have been hand tfothcly entertained at Longs ice J cream by two of Earling tons gallant young gentlemen Y Mr Robert MGato wood for 4 meriypf Earlington sent a copy of the miningedition of tho Morning Orcgonia Portland Oregon to a Kcnlrcnian m Earlington last week Dab is liviae in Portland now The mIni edition was a big U1inJ anti a tiling of beauty as well Itwouihave been a fateful L hourf r Prof Pfatcnhaucr if he and kht bride had been left at the coal tipple For Information of rctirfrg prospective benedicts who desire to avoid publicity THE BEK states that tho Chicago trains are Ihe only trains tbatdo not take coal at Earlington Ie TIlE J3ER force arc all indebted to Clias McFadden for beautiful lioqucts presented Tuesday morn jug from his owir flower garden in which he takes much pleasure and frotH which ha gathers many a ewe itblpssoror which he says he I es ows upon the sick or descry iiiK VCII the members of Tim DEE force are not sick 1 Saturday nignt was so cool that A the boys sorno of thom got on I their Tmisclc again and brought out tne boxing Before the fun was over there had been a knock out or two and a few bruises ttf commenorate tito valor of the embryo CorbcUses and Fitz simmohses The greener the box er the more likely n box full of bruYscfl The Earlington Cornet Band have a big picnic a brewing Date and deails havc not becn decided up but plans are being laid And full particulars will be made public shortly Look out for the liM Itwill be at Lakeside Park k coarse The baud boys should TI ii and will doubtless receive every possible cncotiragcmcnV from the peiple Earlington 1q S Te Care Ooaatlpatloii Porovcrt ii Ta4ta Ciiacareta CandfCItIsarIiC lOb orr5o- V l If CT 0 C nil to inonuy d n HOTKIKS COUNTY HIKERS Not Affected by the Strike Except That They nrc Working Every Hour v The miners of Hopkins county are steadily and contentedly at work making use of the opportunity for good earnings offered by business that is offered the field The majority of the miners of Hopkins county arc receiving the same wages theyI earned for the past fifteen yearsin other words they are working at the old district price ofI mining and have been subject ID no cut or reduction in their earn ings Those miners who haotbeen working at a reduced generally entertain a kindly spirit toward their employers andt anyaccounttain restoration of rates antedatesJ the strike that is being Ohio Illinois and Iwithentirely peaceful and have been c directed in a moderate spirit alongt the lines of persuasion and argu nientlthe present strike situation which makes business better for the a miner in this field may also fortthat very reason bring about restoration of rates they are seekding The Bachelors Entertain The Bachelors evened up a little on old scores with the Bach char Maids by giving the latter a very delightful evening at Lake TtuosdayThero juot twice an unlucky number sccminglydouiblylnclcyandif ter than agood time they had it From the time the game was goodbitIn by some of the Bachelorslthere wan nothing rippling sparkling flow ot mirth and pleasure Hero is the invitation Tim UACliKLOR- Sriquet iho i- fplcaiure of ydur t V Maiden Pceenclat July I3tli eighteen hundred and nineiysivcn Carriage will cull 017151 m The Ma1ilstprescnt were Misses Annie Cowell Ethel Evans Minnie and Alice Bourlaud Susan JennieMcGaryIrste Moore The Bachelors were Messrs W C McLcoil Henry McDowell F D Rash W S McGary jHarned H C Bourland Nollio Umstcad Hovi urd White Bryan Hopper Mr and Mrs Y Q Walker were there Mrs Valker a retired Bached lor Maid Besides these the chupcrohes Mr anti Mrs J UjRash and Mr and Mrs Paul Moore completed the gay part The evening was cool Thq thermometer reached 56 Thtref was a camp fire on the Lake shore and numerous suggestions of hot coffee and broiled bacon fried icu cream boiled sherbert and the like The full moon shone with its greatest brilliancy and the lakeI was smooth as a gigantic mirror Old time games such ns laughiAndofoot Lou tI were enjoyed in the moonlit grove and under the pavilion In fact lively employment was necessary to the comfort of some of partking appointedimpromptu her part well Responses were had from both Maids and Bach elors nndIlll Vent merry as a wedding behlcOnly once was the lllife saving crew called into actionwhenI five in a boat got pivoted On top of a stump It was eleven oclock when the party took carriages for home and even then theII Bachelors somo of them have confessed itwent home to toss about some sleepless hours doubtless realizing what vanity and vacancy there is in a life cussednoss Wise Men Know Ills folly to build IJPon a poor foundation either in arcuiteclura or In health 4 foundation of lIand islnsecure and to doallen symptoms by narcotics or ncry compounds is equally ifangerous anti do ceptive Tha true Way to bulld up health isto make your Wood pnnv rich andI nourishing by taking Hoodn Sarsapnrilla Hoods fills act easily and promptly pn the liver and bowed Curo sick lioaiUulio Theta is a fine boy at the hgnia of Mr and Mrs T W Simons a nine pounder The Womans Friend hI know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit iberu is nothing to supply Iho place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Ohio have taken German Liver Powdsr for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without htMtt Jenrilo Grace Abiline Tex Friends advised ma to try German Liver Powder for tong standing Jiver complaint I had relict before I had taken one medII John Campbell Jeffcrsonvillo lOll i 1 ppp4mpaNGATHTc I CURECOHSTlMnOH 1 r IJuARArKED ti IfQalriIItI Casearsia are DRIMCJSTS rlMMMf the ALL IIIazit- i kit I tI aLsxnrtknMeaIraIcau1wTek Ml rl r- J a aS 1 iNATIOLI4DE1OCRATS Reaffirm the Resolutions of the Webster County Sound Money Democrats DELEGATES SENT TO LOUISVILLE Prof Hanson homing Noitlnattd for County Superintendent of Schools The Hopkins National Democrats met in the City Hall Satur day afternoon last at 2 oclock L D Hockcrsmith was made chairman and T J Gill secretary- E SpccdW W Showers arid G W Ramsey were appointed Com reportedhemously adopted Reaffirming the restitutions of he Sound Money Democrats ot Webster county viz RESOLVED That We the National Democrats of Hopki 19 county assembled at Madisonville Ky pledge anew our faith in the time honored principles of the Demo ratic founded flheldwn great statesman n G Cardisle which principles were so forcibly enunciated at Indian poliselwe he last so called Democratic con- ention held at Frankfort in en- arning anew tho delusion othuw free coinage of silver at the ratiow Or 16 to r and the other principles which were c nw trary to true Democracy and w would if successful we believe hisproduce national dishonor with all l J thorderWe believe the manly vigorous and statesmanlike address issued by our Executive Committee of the National Democratic party ofI Kentucky to be a truthful concise and clear presentation of thcduty we owe ourselves and our country to nd so long as the free and unlimited coinage of silver at tho ratio of 16 tc i with itsattendant Si evils is an issue we make it our tunalterable purpose and hand ourselves s together to uc all honorable means in our power to correct what wo believe to be heresy and which would bring ruin upon millions of laboring people farmers mechanic c- RKSO1VEII That wo recommendM arid endorse our fellowcitizen a noted educator and grand man Pro Hanson Boring for Superintendent ofn tiREsoLvEDto the favorable consideration of tho rcadjng public that staunch and peerless paper and exponent To of true Democracythe Courier Orhiatable delegates to the State Na tional Democratic o 7enthmlr which meets tt r on Wednesday tim 14111 inst the Money Demola crats 1 N Sisk G orge dalej V T Sisk David Morrow Tim Sisk F B Harris BartonI IiRamiE Speed Albert Toombs Dr E A Chattcn James Crenshaw W W Shpwcrs James Balder Geo- M All Davis L D IiockcrsmithiD Gee Ramsey Mike Jernigan and allother good National Democrats of Hopkins county The convention then adjournedT L D T J GILL SecyR9ioo Reward 8100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh beln a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment halts Catarrh Cure is is take internally acting directly the blood and mucous surfaces of tim system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its wurk The proprietors bavo so much faith in its curative powers that they offer one bunddollars for any case that it to- cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J CHENEY SCO Toledo Sold by Druggists 75CgIf alls tamil Pills Slight Wreck Tuesday evening about 7 oclockjthe wrecker whistle blew long The fast Chicago train was nearly due inLIa little freightii wreck near Mortons Gap cleared away It was a rear end collision at Planks Lovans saw mill just north of the Gap Tho first train had picked up coal at Mortons nnd stuck on the hill The secondwas running light and collided with the caboose of the first train Very slight damage was done and the fast passenger was only delayed an hour Con ductor Baldwin had charge of the first train and Condflctor Harper of the second Sutherland Eagle Eye Salvo is a One creamy Knowwhite ointment put up in airtight screw cap tubes and sold for 350 by all dealers It la known through out the land as tIle heat and quickest harmless euro for any form of sore eyes or granulated lids styes sic Scores of peo pie claim that it has saved their eyesight For sale by St tlernard Drug Store Earl inglon Ceo King St Charles jtTrs C E Jqnes illll Mrs Chins McGary gave a delightful private at Lakeside Pat I Monda feveiiingMrs TatUm and daughter of Louisville MM Nat Wetzej and children of StLouis and the Misses Moore ot Henderson ii I 1 t i 111Nt ipiL t UI Itrr t lT- 41i J iiiiI t14iu cilj llir 1011 ilJ1 UCilllItltllo ncrvo aiulVliror tuku No1o l1aoth t haetvforUcr that lialic Arcnk mon jMrpntr vMldrttpelst8t9obrM CurpcuaraB toecl aaiaie free Addfeed StealIng ncfccdy Vjoi Cblcieo or Now York 0 Ir4eI Millinery and Dressmaking We have just opened a Millinefytnhc GOudH BUILDING Corner of Robinson and ClarkcStreets verylowestFINE LINE OF IAlsoFull Tine of Trimmed H atS11OUR DRESSMAKING Will please you Done the best style and at reasonable vriccsfMRS Li A FARMER EARLINGTON KY Near Electrocution Saturday afternoon a wind rain b thunder storm visited Earhinga n and vicinity There was an- bundance of electricity as evi by burned but telephones IIwaso deliveryhorsepolo near the depot the end of a ire be ng hooked into his bit OfOourse the driver did not know as loaded But the connection as there and while tho horse stood ith steel shod feet in a pool Of water such a shock came through bit as made stagger On lookers said there were two or ree shocks administered before ie animal could bo loosened He didnt seem to catch the idea of running away hilt stood and took is medicinevYpu may hunt tim world over and you will not find another medicine eqna s Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar rbuca Remedy for bowel complaints II Is pleasant safe and reliable For sale by llrrnard Drug Store Eirlinglon lienC RoMnson Mortons Gap George King t Charles Miss Katherine Felcnd Enter tains A delightful entertainment was given Jy little Mis Katherine eland in honor of her cousin iss Mattic Allen of Morganficld Tuesday evening at Lakeside Park where many private parties ow frequently enjoy most pleas ant outings The invitations read t tus Miss Katherine Feland Invites you to meet Tomorrow evening on Farren Street From where you wilt go before its dark i the picnic grounds at Lakeside Park employInf her friends shes invited an oven dozen o net Matllo Allen her little cousin The party was made up of Miss attie Allen honoree Misses May Jackson Carrie Lee Atkinson argaret Victory Catherine Fend and Masters Lex Jackson David Burr lIen Rash The chaperones were Mr and Mrs Will Feland and Mrs Jas R ash To Cure a Cold In One Day Takn Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Druggists refund the money if it fails Cure ajc For sale by St Bernard rug Store Earlinglon Ky PlatenbauerDe VyIdeI Mr C G Pfatcnhaucr and Miss- hiristinia DeVylder were married uesday morning at 7 oclock ate v Catholic Church this place ev A M Cocncn officiating The bride was dressed in cream brocaded satin and hat to match The groom was dressed in full black suitlOwensboro a cousin to the bridec Was bridesmaid and Mr Anday Dcshlcr was best man The bridesmaid wore a cream colored gown Mr and Mrs Pfatcnhaucr left on the fast Chicago train at morningfor t Narrow Escape Sam Morgan flagman for Con tictor Harper met with an accident near Springfield Tenn Tuesday afternoon in which he narrowly escaped fatal injury and ot off with a few bruises that arc painful but not serious He fell between the caboose and the car cx ahead while the train was go ug at a good rate of speed but was fortunately knocked clear of he track He came on in to Earl igton on his train and in now here nursing his bruises There ia Nothing So Good There Is nothing just as good as Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds so demand it and do not permit the dealer to sell OU some substitute lie will not claim there is any thing Miler but in order to make morn profit Im may claim something elsu la ha just as good You want Dr Kings Now Discovery because you know it to be safa and reliable and guaranteed to do good or money refunded For Coughs Colds Consumption and for all affections of Throat Chest and Lungs there Is nothing so good as is Dr lings Now Discovery Trial bottle free at Si Bernard Drug Store Regular size 50 cents zoo- DIssolution Notice The firm ot Walker Twyman has been dissolved by mutual consent Mrs Amanda Walker retiring The business will be conducted in the future by Jill W Twyman who is authorized to collect and receipt or all accounts due Walker Twyman and for whom a contiutiC lice of thin patronage past to the Pioneer Tinners is earnestly solicited The new proprietor will ftsthe old firm has al ways done Qjlll customers promptly and fairly AMANDA WAJKER Executrix Es tate ill T IX Walker Lvjcsd JollN WTWYMAN C BLASTSIAgent Walker was quite sick fur a few days last week but Is out again With three train robberies against him It tInes look like Gus Hyatt has a hard road to travel t The extreme warm weather of late has- aused a decrease in the travel to the ex position 1 Friends here believe there is but little doubt but that T C Martin will ba the next agent at Scbrec The breaking of a fUnga on a wheel caused a big delay to trains and consider able damage to track last Saturday Traveling Engineer Kelley was on tie Henderson division last week trying to ate the engines as to their tonnage caps ity The Hopkfnsville officers are showing he conductors but little mercy in their en forcement of the law prohibiting the block ing of crossings 60 account of the miner i sttiklyivrainy places the railroad companies find ltunv elves almost without business while otbeis are enjoying a boom The new tonnage rule is giving all the oy along the road much additional labor nd trouble It is so many tons now in stead of such a number of cars as formerly The Henderson folks were considerably disappointed last Tuesday when the II nos Central Company did not take ct1uge f the O V Railroad and operate it as they had predicted thoicompiny would Naturally it created quite a sensation the men when they saw Foreman l3ricn and his Asilstanl Walter dodging around the car shops and yard but the cause was soon revealed when a lady free silverile was seen to approach them from ah unexpected direction and they do say Walter was converted Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents Its return strengthening ito patient and gives healthy tone and vlgortwiihout regard to diet Pleasant to take Price Soc Warranted at drug torii Tan BEE desires to correct the report that waS recently circulated I to the effect that Harry Corey had uctcd a telephone line to his farm near Fort Ridge Sincu the papturu of Hyatt some one has ventured into that neighborhood and disproven the story Harry now boasts that he and a prominent and aspiring Democrat actually went within a stones throw Hyatts hiding place while the desperado was in his lairand that they didnt even take a halter strap with them But they didnt know their peril for tinnitehyS False tenth will do to ell with but glass eyes wont do lo see with Loss of sights a serious thing Granulated Ids styes and sore eyes often result in the loss of sight Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo is a guaranteed cure It strengthens weak eyes It is harmless For sale by JSt Bernard Drug Store Uarllngton Geo King Si Charles Dr N G Motherhead formerly Of Richland is now a citizen of Earlington He moved with his fatuity into the Gardiner residence on East Main street on Tuesday of tIlTs week The family consists of the Doctor and his wife their daughter Miss Mary and three JosephGeorge zens of Earlington for some time past THE BEE joins in extending a hearty welcome to the newcomers To fake men as they come and flu them correctly giving them almost an unlimited ariety of woolens from which to select garments are the principles that have characterized the success M Born Co THE GREAT CHICAGO MECHANT TAILORS Denny Bcrrigan says he is not all sure of tall thin scholarly looking individuals who ask many questions about mules and things Uucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in ihe world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Totter Chapped Hands Chilblains posiively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mr Mansil Logan and Miss Nora Vanghn both of this place lire to be married next Tuesday the 20th instant Etorvlioil Pny H- oCascarets CainlvCitlmrtlf tho mimi won derful mcdleaJ iIIoverv of tho ngo pious ant and refreshing to tho tacio net gently and on klilnoyB Hvnr and Imweli cleansing tho entire system dtspci coliln cure hooiluuho Iovor constipation end biliousness Please buy and n box of O O C today 10 S3 00 cents Huh nnd uarlntooa1 to cure by nil druggists Quite a number of Earlingtons young people with a few invited guests from Nashville spent Mon day at Lakeside Park It tnrnto Your Unwell With tnriirrtii ntiiiy Cullumlr euro constipation former lOc csc ir C 0 0 taIl druggists refund moncr Mrs L A Farmer formerly of Madisonville has opened a millin cry establishment in this city Many Earlington ladies know her well and the announcement that she is here will trade She Will also engage in dressmaking for the present and continue if the trade justifies UoTullna for Fifty Criitx Guaranteed tobacco Lalilt OIIIB iual o weak monniroDg blood pure Ulc6l All ilruiajmu Settlement of Estate All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of T D Walker deceased will please come forward and settle All those holding claims against the estate will please present them properly proviln AMANDA WALJCER Executrix National Democratic uclcgatijs MessiH G W Ramsey W W Shower Oco A stewirt aiiI L D HaCklJrsmIUio Madisonvillf GnoM jpavl of Mortons Gtp and j probably others went ic Loiiisvillu as delegates to the National JDemocratiq State Con vention v 0 After Takingf a course of Ayers Pills the system is 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Verccft 1O1Goh1cn Toxt Act nil 11 Commentary liy the Rev D M HcarniT vhon they hail iwssed through AtophlpolU mid Apollonln they cnmo to Sfhcssalonlcn whcro wna n synagogue of tha ows Sco this company of men In thu for Goo They havo no nlin but tiiioz Him Their ono thought la to magnify tho Lord Josus Christ Phil I COfcKnd to this end they nro under the control of tho Holy Spirit passing through thl town or thnt nnd stopping only whcro HoTdlrocta Whether In prison or In Lydlnfl houio on tho road or In the synagogue th business In to glorify God nnd niaiclllin known Thcssnlnulai wfts nbout lOOirillcu southwest of Plilllppl so thnt It most hnvo been BorcriU days Journey but Asia Usual In Scripture tho incidents of the Journey nro omitted They pnsscd through and cnmo to L AnJ Paul us his manner was wont in Unto thomlnml thrc Snbbath days rca soiled out of tho Scriptures To the Jew tJrst was Cfcr laulsIJrlncl p1n going nftcr tho iwoplo with tho gas pd Rom I 10 nnd who cnn tell tvhnt we nro losing by not continuing to net on this principle both with the gospel nnd with gifts for inUslonB Ho had but one text- bOok tho Scriptures which ho tully bo Moved was sufficient to furnish any ono thoroughly for ovcry good work II Tim IiI16 17 Ho was not full of the opln Ions of men hilt being tbo Lords ine wn ger ho carried tho Lords mcsengo Hog 118a Opening nnd alleging that Christ must needs hnvo suffered and risen ngnln from tho dead and that this Jesus whom I proooh unto you is Christ The Jaws warn looking for A Mrsslnh to sit on Dr vidB throno and subduo theIr enemIes nnd liinio Israel ns In tho days of Solomon tho first nation on onrth nnd In this cx pectation they wcro perfectly right for tIiwas promised by tho prophets nnd ivM yet surely bo fulfilled Isa Ix 0 7 Jor Ill 17 18Zcchxlv 10 11 Butltwns Just OS plainly foretold nnd foreshadowed that tho Messiah would aim suffer nnd dlo and rlso from thodend before Ho would thUH reign ns Dnvlds son on Dnvlds throne iii 15 Iiti liii Ps xvi and rill oto 4 And somo of them believed nnd con sorted with Paul and SliM a multitude of mon oDd womon tho vcreo goes on to fifty Just na in Ore 1 tho Spirit moved God spate and tho work was done so bcronndeo nlwnys Ills word will nccom ii His pleasure nnd prosper In tIm thing whoroto Ho sends It Isa lv 11 It Is- o rto be faithful messengers it 13 Ills to npcompllsh tho work There Is perfect rest In His work when wo nro willing thnt Ho should do It nIl nnd ns Ho pleases wo be- Ing In Ills band for His plcnsuro A But tho Jews which believed not moved with envy took unto thorn certain mJ1 follows Then followed a mob and a- rIoLLnd nnnssnult for tho devil tvn losing SOBlQ of his property and ho was stirred rnlghtlly ns at Phlllppl to do somewhat to resist tho truth and tho power of God and fo for n time tho saints must suffer With Christ Fellowship with Him in suffering Is n great privilege not appreciated btb9sii1ntsna it should be Phil i 2111lOi Cot I Si 0 These thnt hnvo turned tho world npsldo down are como hither also Not finding tho apostles they took Jason and other brethren to thoclty rulcrswlth Micso surelyoh OTrcr tq turn tho world upside down- Thea ought to haw been enough of tho Fnatumlln thnt to mako them stop anti consider but when men nro blinded bi they consider neither their words nor their deeds Tho facts in tho cam nro t that tho world Is in n sense upsldo down because of sIn nnd Jesus whom thcso men preached is tho only ono who con sot it right sido up Ez XII 27 7 Thcso ml do contrary to tho decrees ot Ciesar saying that there Is another king ono Jesus sarIs tho earthly under tho God of this world that Is tho devil Jesus Is tho heavenly representing tho only living and truo God God maul test in tIm flesh and wo must chopso ono or the other His own to whom Ha como chose Ctcsnr Instead of Him John xlx 10 and Cossar they havo had from that day to this Tho world and tho churchf tho worldly person nnd tho Chrtatmn all mis darkness anti ltindenD nbjnoro assImIlate than vter and oil toSttKoy somctlincft try flcsperately ha- rt1boz up See Jar lv 4 I John U 15118 OIAnd t troublcd tho people nnd- Uio rulers ofjho cIty when they beard thcBO thin 1 So when Christ was born King ofjmcJcws Herod and all Jerusalem vreroytronblcd Mnth II 8 and when Ho R11 come In Ills glory tho world lying in r o wicked ono shall bo greatly troubled Rev I 7 xl 18 and tbclr troubles may never end for all who din In their sins shall havo torment forever and ever Rev xiv lljMnrklx 40 44 10 brethren Immediately sent away Paul and Silas bynlghtuutoBcrca So they moo on in Ills imme witnessing unto Him and again wo find them In n synagogue of tho Jews Tho Masters in structions wcro to pass on when not want ed Luko x 10 Math xl 231but seine find It hard vcn yet to oocy o orders And tho inbjptboy nro not wanted tho mortIthey seem totay to their own nnd others- disoomfortadc doubtless to tho grief of SpiritMl moro noble than those In Thessnloplcn in that they received tho word 1thnil readiness of mind nnd scorched the Scriptures dally whether those things wcro so How foolish to havo remained amid the opposition of ThesBalonlcn when this open door awaited thorn where tho people wcro rcndy to hear and rccclvo tho word I What blessing those Are inlstlnR who tire not willing to follow where HQ Icmlcth and let Him manage nsI waybut12 Therefore ninny of thorn believed also of honorable women which were amid of men not n few This Is almost thoIreverse of vcreq 4 as to men nUll women Again Ills word accomplished Iii pleas lire and mnny were saved Ibo Hplrlt moved tbo word was spoken and tho work wna done Tho next verso tells ot tho persistence of the devil In sending his scrtanla front Thcssalonlca to stir up per sooutt n nat so it will be till ho shall be yearnButdiscourngctlItohnljl bo satisfied nnd every purpose of the Jxml shall ho performed lea xlii 4 1111 Utkr hl1 21i Twelve Reasons Why The St Louis Republic gives a dozen reasons why newspaper readers should read Ibis paper Here they are I Tbo Republic Is the greatest news paper published 2 It has a cable news service over the entire civlized world which no other 51I Louis paper can secure 3 Special correspondents in all the large cities and capitals of Europe Hews Uurcau in New York City and Washtnj1jD C 05 Special correspondents in every city slid tcmrTin the Western United States 6 Member of tho Associated Pttss pril tbo greatest newsgatberer in the worlrl 7 Pubiishes daily the market reports pf ibigwofbi jS3Isues lm3gnI cultcolored magtzlnc cpvrr with the Sunday paper I 9 More noted writers and artists tnn L i lri f CHRISTIAN ENDEAVQR 011111 For the Week Deglnnlo July 18 Commnot by Her 8 II Doyle Tone Delict In Christ wliat It Is vhal toJ Jolm tv fflSJi Acid srt 2581 Belief In tho Lord Jesus Christ ling a twofold character belief and trust and brings also two kinds of blessings tem pore mid eplritpal Both phases of bo lief and both blessings of belief are il lustrated in our topical references- L What is belief in Christ I It Is tho intellectual belief that Christ in what Ito claimed to bo and can do what Ho claims to do This phaso of faith is il lustrated in the first topical reference A nobleman ot Capernaum has a child nigh unto doth When ho heard that Jesus had como from Judea to Galileo ho sought him and naked him to boa his child Ho believed that Jesus had tho power to heal When Christ told him to go his WilY that tho child was healed ho believed it He went homo expecting to find tho child healed and ho did That was simple intellectual belief in Christs power to heal It is tho first step to saving faith in Christ No ono can have saving faith and trust in Christ without first believing intel lectually hi tho historic Christ 3 Bo lief In Christ is a heart trust In tho pot son of Christ tor salvation This is tho second element in faith It is saving faith With tho intellect wo beliovo in tho historic Christ wo believe in tho creeds and confessions ot Christianity but with tho heart wo trust in tho per eon Jesus Christ as a personal and indi vidual Saviour This clement of belief in Christ is illustrated in tho second topical reference which is the story of tho conversion of tho Philippian jailer By tho providences of God and perhaps by tho instructions of Paul this man 14 brought to a point whero ho has eomo belief in Christianity Tho events in connection with Pauls imprisonment bring this general belief to a climax and ho cries out What must I do to bo saved Paul answered Bolievo in tho Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved Bollovo not in miracles not in creeds and confession but on tho person Jesus Christ with tim trust of tho heart Ilo did it and was saved JJ What does belief in Christ d07 J It brings temporal blessings The Ca pernaum nobleman believed in Christ That belief saved tho life of his child tho greatest of temporal blessings Christ blesses his believers temporarily lie favors them in timo Christians havo better health moro contentment greater pence of conscience and many other things that bring blessing which tho world docs not hava 2 Belief in Christ brings spiritual blessings chief est of which is tho eternal salvation of tho soul Bollovo on tbo Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt bo saved Thou shalt be saved no doubt or uncertain y nboujj LtsInlt bo not may be positive absolute certainty Thus belief in Christ brings to tho believer tho chief est of all human aspirationssalvatIon- Bible Readings Math xvii 14JJO xxi 21 Mark v 20SCj fit 21Jxl 22 24 John iii U18 Acts vlil 2040 xiii 88 80 xxvi 18 Rom i 10 v 1C Hob x 88 80 xi 10 8240 Jan ii 1420 I John v 4 C Endeavor Jotting JEho Christian Endeavor Tenth legion bids fair to bccomo moro powerful than Cajsarfi It Is composed of all who wIlt pledge themselves to givo at least a tenth of their incomo to God Tho successful Endcavorcr keeps his own shadow off his work Push Dlblo study if you would bo aligned with advancing Endeavor Would a stranger bo inclined to seek Jesus by your societys prayer meeting You remember Mr Bnmscys little article Give a Cheer Practice it tint begin with your homo folks Then co on to your pastor Tho latest suggested meaning for our monogram is contained in tho letter of a Texas End IiV rcr Mr S Guy Inraan who simile himself Yours for constant tnllgimtnmneutIBIZurcI Directorll it CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Hrtt mass 700 am iccond mass and sermon 930 a m Ros rr Inttruction and benediction at 230 p m every Sunday A M Coenan patter CHRISTIAN CHURCH SumUvtchool every Sunday morning from I 030 to 1030 Communion service followinc at I 1040 Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Services lint and thud Sundays In each month R V Ougs Pastor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sundaychool at 930 a m D S Edwards Pastor M 8 CHURCH Service Hrit Sunday each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school at 2130 p m C C hALL Pastor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sundsy morning a d night t T Cherry Iastor Prayer meeting every Friday night Y P SCHRISTIAN gNDBAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening A 630 at Assembly Halt- GHNHRAI 2HAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Thlrt Saturday night and Sunday of etch month Prayer meeting every Tuctday evening LEE HAWKINS Pastor tribute to The Republic than any other paper 10 Issues an unequaled fourpage col oredweekly with each Sunday paper free 11 Publishes pages of interest and value to womankind S 12 Its loccnl Dress Pattern Department is the most popular feature ever introduced by a newspaper Thousands patronize it The daily and Sunday St Louis Repub 150fz a yearmci4 papers two each week Subscribe for THE fins I U If toi FAILSfleat Oeo In time Sid by drugtrtta COWbUMPTIQN Ilklt c SATISFACTORY TARIFF Trusts Hit Hard by the RepubH cans Stock Speculators to be Taxed InOlOSEO BOUNTY ON BEET SUCAW Argumtnt Showing that the VIUon Law It ilMionslllc for the Conl Strike Special correspondence Wa hill lolIJuly 1318971110 tariff bill having passed the danger point in the Senate wlicte tie Re publicans ate without a majority there is good reason to believe that it will receive the signature of the President by the end of another week TheTnrlff Kill Very Satisfactory That the tariff bill was es pecially satisfactory to the people wheQit Ipft the House is beyond question antics its discussion in the Senate brought it nearer to the form in which it was passed by the House the responFes from the country now indicate that it is meeting with proper approval Wool and Sugar The sugar and wool schedules will he the most important ques tions before the confertes though both of these have been brought so nearly in line with time House bill that there will be little difficulty probably in reaching an agreement Whether that agreement affects the house or the Sen ate schedule or strikes a compromise betwcen them the country will be satisfied because of the fact that these features of the Son ate have been brought so nearly in line with the House schedules Trusts and Democrats Hard lilt The most bitterly disappointed men in Congress over this bill are those who hoped to make capital out of the cry of trust and especially sugar trust The bill even as it passed the Senate destroys this opportunity and is ac cepted by the people as an evidence that however much the su gar trust may have controlled the Democratic party in framing the Wilson law it does not and cannot control the Republican party in its legislative duties Stock Speculator to be Taxed The provision in the tariff bill for a stamp tax upon stocks and bonds and upon speculations in stocks and bonds is generally commended This amendment which has been adopted and made a part of the bill places a stamp tax upon all bonds and stocks aside from those of building asso ciations and other organizations ot this charatter and also places a tttat upon each transaction in those bonds This will compel the stock speculators of the great cities to contribute from 12 to 15 million dollars a year to the support of the Government and will thus insure that the new bill will meet running expenses of the Government after the enormous supply of foreign goods now in hand shall 1V1C been absorbed The Wilton Law CouseAJftcCoat Strike The oar miners strike has brought to the public attention some facts as to the effect of the Wilson tariff law upon this indus try The Wilson law it will be remembered reduced the rates of duty on coal 35 cents per ton it having been 75 cents per ton under the McKinley law and reduced to 40 cents per ton under the Wilson law Curiously President Ratchford of the United Mine- Workers Association states that the wages of miners have been re duced about 35cents per ton since 1893 the very year in which the freetrade Congress met and began training the Wilson act winch reduced duties 35 cejits pet ton The moment the Wilson law passed coal from the Nova Scotia mines began invading the markets especiallyNewthose markets time West Virginia coal waich had always found an outlet at fair prices This West Virginia coal was thus compelled to seek a markettin the west in competition with the coals of Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky The result was a sharp competition a fall in prices a ruinous rate war not between mine owners but also between the railroads and as- a consequence a reduction in the verylowthe country who arc now striking for an advance are directly and logically traceable to the opera tions of the Wilson law The pending bill restored McKinley rates on coal and after it gets into operation will it is hoped result in improved conditions and wages fqr miners as well as others The County on rfect Sugar The Republicans were compelled to abandon thcbeetsugar bounty proposition because of Democratic opposition The amendment pro posei to pay a bounty of a quarter of a cent a pound during a five years period from the passage of the bill This it was felt would insure the establishment pi the beetsugar industry in the United States It is by this process that European countries have not only encouraged the production of beet sugar but actually established a system which supplied more than half the sugar of the world by a process a generation ago unknown It was felt that this slight encour agement m this country similar to that utilized in other countries might enable the farmers of the United States to produce the hundred million dollars worth of sugar for which we arc now sending our money abroad But the Democrats opposed the proposi tion as they do everything which emanates from the Republicans and gave notice that they would the bill by a long and in definite discussion making it elapsebeforebounty proposition were pressed ry g mJijlt tj r ea LI a t et 11 1 M 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED IIGeneral Office Eariington IiJ52 jijfcMj CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Ra G ROUSE Manager Palmqr Honso Broadway Padticah 2 Tcnnossec Kentucky iS H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Lrfuisville CAPTT L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets JtKentucky Memphis Tenn itjJBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III j2t I I CDALJJForg Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables 5 iused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THEI jj aEJiIiASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY t I a by the Republicans Tho result was that thc Republicans were compelled to either abandon the proposition temporarily or keep the country suspense withref erence to the tariff bill for months They therefore determined to withdraw their sugarbounty amend ment and offer it as a separate measure in the hope of getting a vote upon it atnext session Why the AntiTrust Amendment Wai Abandoned TTie antitrust amendment was abandoned for similar reasons The Republicans would have gladly inserted an amendment of this character in the bill but it became so apparent that it would be made the Vehicle for lengthy discussion and further delay of the bill that it was found necessary to make time antitrust proposition an indepen dent measure rather than delay the tariff for its discussion Kuklux Rights Vindicated in Court Frankfort Capital The Dinning case shows that in Kentucky it is considered in some localities a crime for a negro to raise a hand in defense of his home or his life Dinning may have been unpopular but to see a gang of kuklux come into court and testify that their victim actually resisted them and to see them get a vercict of guilty and sentence of seven years for the black scoundrel who refused to come out and be whipped is one of the spectacles that make people elsewhere think that Kentucky is a laud of savages The court the jury and the community that permit this outrageous violation of therights of a man deserve the abhorrence of all decent KentuckiansThe who tried to get Dinning out of his house at night to warn him as they now say to leave tIe country after running like cowards wiicn he shot and killed one of the outlaws these regulator after goingback and burning the ncgroes have the effrontery to come into court and testify that they were out as kuklux and so far it docs not seem to have occurred to the Judge or Prosecuting Attorney to bring them to punishment for their out lowry No wonder Kentucky is behind the times Laborers Scarce Georgetown Times Everybody here that wants work has no trouble in getting it The people in town have to take it turn about to get hands to do their work The payroll at the three tobacco warehouses is over zoo per week People arc here every day to secure laborers Wages arc as high as ever they were Yet times are no better eh Stock in many in stances is worth double what it was last year Yet listen at some of the croakers saying there is no prosperity yet I IfIt was to rain soup some folks would growl that it was a wretched shower because they had no spoon Free For All Without moneyypu can go tote Tennessee Centennial and Inter youikeand go to work i Leave your orders for Candidates Cards Business Cards Visiting Cards with TIlE 13Ei mJijustI d n I REVENUE SERVICE A Long List of Good Jobs Under the Collector Here is a complete roster of the places salaries and men now at work in the Internal Revenue de part in this the second district ot Kentucky Chief deputy collector W W Clark salary 2000 a year Stuart SI45oMJ Ghipman clerk 1200 Miss JDLaHeist clerk 900 The fore going makes up the collectors office in Owensboro Stamp deputies R W Crabb Uniontown 1000 H L Atkin son Henderson 600 Mtiscoe Burnett Paducah 600 Gen Willis Bowling Green 300 Division deputies McL Uergu son Paducah division Win Garrison Bowling Green division O DcHavcn Owcnsboro division C VV Thompson Glasgow division The salary Of iach division deputy is 1100 a year General storckccpcrguagcrsM J LaHeist A G Spillman Thos Dickerson The salary of general dayStorekeepergangers shear Nathan Ballinger J B JCliildsEagle Mark Estcs Nathan Ewing Jacob Gutapfcl W J Gardner J B Hestand W H Howard- F M Harvey L B Hay A W JonesJH B Kuykendall P B Monk John Minnet J M Major Samuel Morton B F Myers W H Mitchell J E Payne L S Powers J W Redding L S Rogers J F Smith W S State ler W E Smith Simms Thomas G B Wandling T N Watkins and W A Orndorf- fStorekcepersJ A Blacklock W G Brewer J B Busby J G Banks C R Clements F F Conway G L Clements J F Dernall C W Decker Edward Gregory W M Hessclton Webb Huston J A Kimball H F Moore J F Roberts B H Robertson J W Richardson J T Robards L L Stevenson R T Towery W I Thompson and Scott Youn- gGaugersE Boyd W R Dor JGardnesHeadley R J Lancaster L P Loney P S Miller Paul Pulliam A L Rome C Snoddy GeorgeSandeftmr To Work or Not to Work Jelllco Tenn Advance Sentinel There is enough idleness in and around Jellico to kill any town as dead as a door nail Almost half the men about tqwn do nothing and make but little effort to do anything It is allright to sit around on goods boxes or streets and cry hard times and cussl those who have worked and made something to live upon But it is not work that a great many want Of course the times are hard and soft snaps where a man can gather money with a shovel arp hard to find If a man wants to work he can always find some thing To do If he cant find one thing he can find another Arc you a subscriber to THE tBEfi You shioldbc I AND THERE ARE OTHERS Editor Qrntz Joins GxQov Boles In Opposition to Sixteen to One- Lexington Gazette Gov Boies of Iowa is not the only Democrat who feels as he felt when lie said For one I do not believe it possible to succeed upon a plat form that demands the unqualified free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to i with gold Wo have fought that battle and it is lost It can never be fought over under circumstances more favorable to ourselves If we hope to succeed we must abandon this ex trcinu demand We do not know half a dozen Democrats of character and stand ing who indorse the free and un limited coinage of silver It was injected into the Chicago platform by the extreme Silverites of the Vest at the sacrifice of the party We never pretended to indorse it and never went farther than to ad vocate the reenactment of the law repealed surreptitiously and fraud ulently in 1873 We supported the nominees made at Chicago because they were the nominees of our party remembering the dis asters that followed the breaking up of the Charleston Convention in 1860 and prefcring time defeat of the party temporarily to the disasters that would follow its dis solution The next Democratic National Convention will have to modify its platform in regard to the free coin age of silver or it will encounter another defeat We will preserve our allegiance to Democracy even if we arc sure of defeat for these arc principles more impor taut than monetary questions involved nndto these we adhere 9ur Eolofed iiens All comniuiiicallunt mid UMiieti of news per Uinlnr 10 lilt column ulioulit be ulilretted to Gio ALiiANDit 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Note With the exception ot the noted Worlds Fair number of TUB COSMOPOLITAN which reached a price of five dollars a copy after the last edition bad hem exhausted no stronger number of this magazine has ever been issued than that for July 1897 The report ot julien Hawthorne the Special Commissioner sent by TUB COSMOPOLITAN to India to investigate the horrors of the plague and famine is of an extraordinary character and will open tho eyes of tho world to conditions which were scarcely suspected The stme number contains what Is probably the grcilest poem of this quarter of the nineteenth century This now rendering of Omar Khayyams Rubalyat which departs entirely from Fitzgeralds occupies four pages Amelia Rives reappears as a story teller for tho first time since her marriage with Prince TroubctsVoy One of the cleverest stories yet from tim pen or itobert W Chambers is given The remarkable story of the War of the Martians by Wells which is attracting the attention both of the scientific 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