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II- Q T1 j t V ftiA YVsr1 3 l Yo ARB G JNc 1o TUft ft- I lj Ti NESSL1 CENTINuA- It t Gut aCluhto Ten SbSC1ibtS to tI J J L HEJ=H E1I ii f 1 And go LIEE x v I EIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY2 1897 11 NO 29 I I I I FG NI EMSJ PRACTICAL akkmaIer and JEWIer 1 y Laic with E Wigger N lq Teun CANsttEl nUANY MAKE OF Y W iVmc SB Sl r TlilUTY YEARS EXPERt v2iNdE AT THE TRADET iiATiSFACTI0N GUARANTEED Capital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 80000 110000 COMMENcED DUllNESS IN 1807 p 3NO G MORTON I3 NL ErThe advantages nl A hank account I aro numerous ll ii not to busij miis mrn we are talking they innwdt nl out It but to altrie 1 tfflCfl WCIC carncrt and lo women 5 Thems safntv If tbe hank U 14114s vo4pneTkersicqryenence I ttm money always reiily and out- cQULI1tllrlS null sums when you liAvfl a ltrio inn In your pocket MADISON VI LLO KENTUCKY f A LV imtLU JilKDINll- vRBLERITSEH1 de SONI FASUIONAULE J Io = OJ = MEnGHANT TAILORS L tJ 4 4 ANtI 1q IMMKk OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS SlrtllJII o 1U einip ily toliciU the Vllronj1J 01 his i I lirikins county frlohds a 4 W A NlSltltrt Pruldant H WWADIIILI CatlilKt t 3Co kiT trtt lit q TT rL BJtl1 r lt 2 MAt1SONUIf Ki r Capital SJick r jotJth r H I llnnSJCIl f llit h ki Iidu lust nitles UItCo1I1Ib of tlln iitlU nti I hopkins 10 COlllllis II all the IlnOlll n1 iist MIIfiJ u itIj1fl LIII RHCtlnn of Kcnlucky 1 S ccci tOll1pOItlIbS pivscclptions I propeuiy it Ukes limo IL requires cxpcrienco anti romplclo knowledge 1 of drugs It rrquircs the druggist I to hivi a lirga amount of drugs fresh shrugs lie must Rive the best I possible work and for compensatio- nS must to reasonable lIt vvitii TUB ABOVE FACTS KKMEM I 1I1 IVRlt CAJllfJUL i ST IRNARDDRUU StORE t BRYAN tOPPER Manager ST JAMES HOTEL LOUISii I i1A RATES 200 PER DAY Roo H atid Sicakfaat 100 c japHQPEAN PLAN 10Q Per Day 4 A intelHL WhelltVJi Jt oulllp Rt c STrJAMEJS HOTEL lI 1 rff t MrtttttrifffKltttftltls TURKIt1ATUOpen Bill NIAkt i k i 51 IBea boeantth1 WfanfedHln Pmtet It tAfui thiyin o4weth tIorIia4 sw It cI U hUI11 Ift vi1o1AwMkd CJD o S 5 THE STRIKE SITUATION Some New Features Llkoly to Do Introduced Hallway Men Adopt Kraoltttloiii Vltdglag Support to the StrlItvrEffrttol- lrIaj Out the Men In the Cbko Hfloa 20monQloaturC8 tho struggle vlhln ho next twq days but tho lenders lire inaiiitnlulnif time greatest secrecy rcgurdliin thufr anon tnouta It la tullvulllhey cot PIIJlllte calllun uppu the r HVuy orjfunlzatloiu for tw aUuico Secretary Varncrgiivv out InfoffmiUOB yuntorduy that a liherell the UilntTH Built was thoroughly dU oiiMwl UcHolutlun4 wcro adopted pledging mippoH tt thu titilkurH and each ineinb r yaa iscssM two dollars for thu strlko fund Mr Wurilur re fusid odlvulKO the iiuinu of tho raIl reteuipioyiusg the rouii stating that t to nn investigatIon stud thu UlMihurKu of thu muss lirom another HOUrcu It wits ruportixl L4KnUlJImiiitsburghSIt win laltuod that the action taken wu4 ut Use nutfgosthin of thu imtioiml ntllolaln of tho Railway Traliiiuuuo iniloti Active TorkJiaa lceaoomniouced In tho coke region and efforts will bo inado Jtofbrlng out all thu mon at the wine tho product IsbelDK hipped to Pittsburgh RxKntionnl VlcePrcsldet Cameron Miller bf the tjgltod i taD Vorkon left yentcrday roorRluz fpc tte anise region and ad drcMed a Boaismeetlng of employes of the Smock and lloyd mines A tamethig Is scheduled Itobo held at Unlontown todny whleb wilt bo addressed by Uesara Miller and WarnerCauncronMUier and Secretary Will m VarBerj jsHod Turtle Creole Sun lay to HiiTea with the miners em cd Bythejew York and Cleveland LIa Coil they were served with- an5IijsnctIon restraining thorn from Intcrfcrlag with the miners A at Iitcchou on the West reuu 11i111ralJroalt hare been closed the diggers had not been Halted to join in the movement but I Miller communicated with them- 5 sad they agreed to lay down their tools ANDREWS JOURNEY Jfor About tU Tilp of the intrepid A roinqt ToWarhiiirth 1ole best scientific ainion1prisqot sanguine of thu IUCCCM ofIIerr Andrcca undertaking to reach the north pole by means of Ills airship Further details have been received ia to circumstances under tvJtfcfi ihu ascent made from the Island of fro loeln tho midst of a atronff vtndi vhlch frequently blow In fierce gusts Tho cook had carefully stowed In a small barrel the first dinner to be eaten aloft and Herr Fraenkcl toofc long ft few bottles of beer for hume deate use From tIm west aide of the balloon waved the Swedish colors side by side with a white silk flag adorned with a blue achor the gift of a woman friend of the Aeronaut Immediately under the balloon won fastened diagonally a piece of bamboo to which were attached alllike wings which tho aeronaut hoped to bo Me to manlpujiate from tho car by menus ufI ropes Shortly before 280 oclock p m July 1 Andrea was ready Then the trio Andree Strlndberg and Frncnkel ropesholdingcounted One tnothrcclhe bal loon rose majestically After the narrow escape trom being wecringburg lug northward exactly tui Andrce wished orer the flat peninsula of nol lacndcrnaca It wlirprobably bo driven toward Greenland thouocthoast of America THE SEAL QUESTION lion leery Cunon HnKct n Htateiuent Hater the Haute of Commons LONOOK July 20ln the houso of jpmnious yesterday lion Ucorgo Cur secretary for af QDnvlttitv COUV1flct that the sealuinhlebrr g afia were in no imminent daugor at present correspondence owhich had psodon the subject bo twccnthe two governmopts xvpuld be presented In due time to the boulOrlIut probably pot before the close of the cason He said the export In voaHgatlvns were being contlnuoJ f1oodI5JtiYo this year The mimi till txl l n asked whether third thereJie1ed other J gunboats but serit six r 79nuecuttcrsln 1803 six lu 18JO pn iisycar Mr Curron said also that some do lay attended the completion of tim re port of tho h commission but thu eontelnplat611holding tho Amerleanreport The British government had de iUnod he added the request of the United States for R conference to con ilder more adequate mcasuren topre vent tho extermination of seals as pretuulurountesting stAtlsllea shall have completed their work Killed bj LlbtniEms Pa1 July 10Mrs llora oNo Ityuhistl1nhere yesterday by a flash of llght n She wal sitting In thoparlpr with some companions when tho h U80 a1mosjiistantLy The New Tariff Law Which has jusl been signed by the Fresh aniIAn oftcial Ifxt of the law has Just been published by the American Protective Tariff L glleiud bojid be carefully examiBtd by every ctfizen Protectionists to kayo a few eMhls law for distribution Five copW wil be sent to abyiddresfo tin CCDtsk for Docu ment No 30 addretaW P Wakehian Geitl Sec7t3 West 23d Street New Yorlc ci f1 C I FlFTYFFTH CQNQnESS Special BoMlon lie tho tinato on the lith tht attempt to so iuro action on tho resolution ofMr harris lan designed to prevent tM disposal of the Government lien on tho Union ruclflo rallwft un tcr the terms of aa alleged agreement ro tullcd In a deadlock which lasted flvo hours and ended without a tool vote being taken on tho resolution In the house Mr Cannon moved onconturreheo la the denato amend moats to the general deQeleacy bill which pro railed and Messrs Cannon Jforthwur and Say erawero appointed conferees IK the eoriato on tho 18th raoluo railway afTain occupied tho entire day without rteflnlto action being taken TIes Joint resolu lion was patoed acdeptlng the Invitation of Franco to participate to the Parts expnnltlon of 1M0 In limO house no busIness wat transacted a recess beliug t kon until h4 Wlh Immodlately ofVcr time Journal Well approved Mr Cannon aavlof given a uranco that In his opinion n partial or oom leto conference re port on tho deficiency blliwould bo ready by that time In the kcrjato on tht Wth the coufrrence re port on tile ilollcleoy appropriation till WM armed to antS a further conference bnlerciL Mr Morgan socurod tho adoption tJl A r3aolu Uon oxktntf the roetdon tot Inforinatldn an to lie treat of Alfred a it nucaot aoitliuaof the United States by tha Spanish authorlllo tt Havana September II MM A toni O lou Jro MUNtloa Will heldIn the boOm the rarUol of tho oonfercca on tho guucral- Icdctrucy bill was agreed to also tho Munnle jmerulriwui nxlng the limit uf cost of armor ClaW nf kWO per ton A roi lutlou dlroctlug Iho WerJtary of war to Uiuo lOM tent for the use of the grantS army encampment at txturan worth KM next OctoberMM adnptoJ- iNthoMiuate on the ITCh Mr Morgan Ala recopied thi most of tho open minloh In p ipecvb In support of the harris resolution roo Sting to tho Taclfla railroad severely arralyn nit the exccutlvo official with tho proposed sale of the eorcrnmont interest In tho rood Final action on tho resolution wa not reaohcd it tItS II nv After the usual routine business the senate went Into executive lamlon which lasted until tidb II ov At Bt5 II m the sonata adJourned The house was not In Mislon IK the senate on Uw Wth the open session was devoted to s discussion of Mr Harris resolution reatitrg to to Union 1ncJfle railroad Mr WotilllAI concluded hU re sarlu la favor of Hie resolution aad Mr Stewart spoke Ie opposition to It Mr Thurs ton was HpeaWag la opposition when at e tclock tha aeoAto woes Into executive soMlon tad shortly thereafter adjourned lathe houto the flail conference report oa the g cner UdeUetency appropriation bill WM adopted Uter which Mr ollercd the report ol the confcrcnoo committee oa the tIIela bill which altar muotj Ctm6 spout tn discussion was adoptol by a vote of M to US I SPAIII AND JAPAN Hate Arranged 111 OScnsUe Alllaae Acatnit the United Slates Luxiiox July 1114 dispatch from Paris to a news agency here says the Inquiry at time American embassy there has elicited a Conflrmatlon of tho ru tumor that the governments of Spain and Japan hare arranged an offensive alliance against the United States Tho terms of tho understanding which is for tbe mutual protection of Cuba and Hawaii provides that In the event of an active aggressive move went oa the part of tIm United States tending toward Interference in Cuban affairs or persistence in the annexa Uon of the Hawaiian Islands both and Japan shall declare war tltnultnneousiy against the United States Mid shell mike hostile demon itratlons along both the Atlantic and Paclflc coasth1aaaoEtha country fc c A TEST RUN the Only Steel Mallet It Kind In the Wor1dlStar801lIluceNdaIlT JOUET ILL July IGlho McKenna rolling steel mill has made a test run tnd everything started off In good shape This plant is the only one of its kind In the world anti this test was tho first time in the history of the itcclworklng art that old wornout rails were made as good as new The plant will start up to run steadily vithin a few stays and give employ ment to 200 men OGAN DAY AT CHICAGOA- n ElTon to Secure the Attendance of MUs Winnie Davis CHICAGO July 17 Efforts are being outdo by the committee In charge of Usa Loge day ceremonies and tho UxConfcdcrato association of Chicago to secure tho presence of Miss Winnie Davis the Daughter of tho Confederacy at tho dedication jrcrclses which take place on the 2 d- An invitation has been sent Miss Davis through Miss Lucy Leo Hill a person al friend and oxWorlds Valr commla loner from lbthttuck- yEARTHQUAE SHOCKS laUding Damaged and IViople 1anle Hirlckon at Lklbmeh Austria VIENNA July 10At Lalbach 85 miles north of Trieste n slight earthquake shock occurred at 4 a m It was followed just before seven oclock by a much moro severe shock Tho latter mated six seconds utanylumlidingstIme people were panic stricken Iroteit Against Competition of Frlioa Labor MINNEAPOLIS Miami July 10The Wholesale Saddorly association yes tel lai decided to protest against tho corn poSition of prison labor especially lu Illinois whore machlnomada hnrnUss U turned out at ruinous prices A com iiilltuu was named to formulite tim pvotust 10111111 Cartln Orrrcome by the heat JfNiew Yoitk July 10tV B Ulll Cnills well known as nn athlete nud us n referee In athletic sports was arorcomu by htqt in his olllcu In this city yesterday Mr Curtis is 00 year of utii and1 one of the editors of the Spirit of the Times VIut McKinley at Frisco HAN FnANcisoo July lSlbe Iro qutVs club the leading democratic or ganUatlon of this city Is In accord with tho movement to secure a visit to this city of President McKinley Compelled to Shut flown Piconu IlL July17 The works of tho Icoria Glucose Co will sht4 down on uucniintpf scarcity of coal There Is now not ten CAM In hlsmarket un told and none leoomiturin r Purgatorial PillsT- he j druggist XvpjiTd hardly smile If you asked for purge tonal pi11sTlirqara many of them But he would prob ably recommend pill that did hot gripe a sugarcoated pill- gentle in actIons end sjurc in aSfcct What are they called AYiS Miirtlc Pills o 40 Subscribe for tat BfiEr tV S FABULOUS WEALTH i atorloB of tho Rich Gold Dlgraingo of tfiib far North XLy Arc Supplemented lq Otkori of ViIComl and OIlJTIoldj Near Tidewater In AUikaRlcli4ock In tile tnhirf Mine ChICAGO July 17 VicePresident P 13 Wciiro of tbo North American Transpprlatloa and Trading CQI has received dispatches from tho Klondyko placer gold fields ot Alaska which con firm thb stories of its fabulous wealth received from the 1aclflo coat during tta past week thcf lItatnShlp 1ort 1adot the North American Cd at rived at Seattle Wash from 1U soiul annual expedition within a week and beats 81000000 lU gold dust from thW Yukon llclits Tho dispatch sums up the yield of dust and nuggets In that EldorHdo country during the ycar iis appoxlinatcly 83000000 The letUr Is from Capt John J llealy who has piloted craft for the North American Co through tho wind- Ing Alaskan rivers for yours It Is dated Juno 7 front Circle City near the HrltUh bouadary and flopfcta graphi cally the Immense fortunes which havo been mado within a fortnight by roam lug peunllcssmlncrs Capt Healy tolls of new regluus which havo been discovered Indeed the captain says that not less than Si worth of gold dust Is scooped up with shovel juliet dirt and that plies to every piece of ground Into irhlch the shovel Is dug Co miners aro not low than 8 ID a day and a man can got his provisions anti sue- tcnancetor3 There Is no doubt said Mr Wcare l that the yams ot gold are only partly uncovered Alt my dispatches agree that this Is tho continuation of the mother vein in this country Von Ilumbold upon his visit to Dutch liar bor near llrlstol bay predicted that the mother vein would show itself in Ivoryt1itngludicates Circle City and Fort Cu4nllworo tho principal gold fl before the ECtonoyho fields were discovered lost taI and the rush for those fields has continued slnco Gold fields have also been discovered of great Value in the vicinity of the Nlatak river which is in ilrltlsh territory but tho travel has been and continues to be toward tho Vulcon fields Mr Wcare has also news of a new discovery of sold fields hitherto un touched near mouth of the Tanana river which Is the second largest river of Alaska and enters the Yukon at the town of Wcare ALASKAN RICHNESS Ctroleam and Coal In Inexhaustible Qnn titles doss to Tidewater SEATTLK Wash July ITTno Alaska Development Cor has been organized hero to develop the coal and oil fields re nt discovered in southeastern AlasliaSbylCCrJliKaston of E TOatdsv CaLThe report made to the company by Mr Johnston and Mr T J Hamilton of this city the experts who made a thorough examination of the property show that tho discovery is really the most wonder ful find tho world has over known Iho oil fields afb located within a few hundred foot of the tidewater I5O miles west of Juneau The statement Is made In good faith that the oil in dripping directly from the oil rock and in places can be dipped up In buckets while the surioundlng coal beds are inexhaustible Thirty thou sand feet of pipe has already been or tIered front Pittsburgh and as soon as received hero a steam schooner will be Chartered to carry it and tank materials to the discovery A prominent oil man huts given a guarantee of all the capital necessary to handle the Is pro nounced of the bost quahtyover seen and the quantity is unlimited THE TANSY MINES rttlrtyOne Thousand Dollar Taken From A locket In Ten Hoar JAMESTOWN Cal July nrhls town and the entire country Is oxcltodtm no count of tho rich strike In the Tansy mlncsoporatod under tho lease by Colby k lledtwlth The mine Is located on tho Mother lode just this side of Sonora The workmen struck a pocket and In ttn hours they had taken 831000 in gold front tho pocket and there Is more to follow HAYESSMITH Daughter of the Xuta President UIII to ba Harried September 1 FHKUOHT 0 July 1lIiss Francis hayes the only daughter of Ute lute President Hayes will bo married to Ensign Harry Union Smith U a N On September 1 nt tho Hayes mansion 8plegel Grove Pr Idont and Mrs Mc Klnlcy will attenJ THE HAWAIIAN TREATY Boiulutlun for I tllloatlou Without Amendment o be Reported W 8IHNqTQNJ ThThto senate CQun coippiUtcu on foreign relations agreed to report a resolution for the rfitfflcat1on pf btl Hjiwatlau anucXa treaty jylfhou amendment A BUteenVeorOld 1107 Htnteneed for JUe JISA verdi- ctrotredcstcrcay Confines Steve 0111 l yarM Wi tho pitntIMytiur IMt4Ubur nridVfrlend Aui roV Radar In totdno Jpf6njso Jjyw offered ox- epjL loa ago is all that saved his ucckr FUmei- DrTnoiT Mich July IflAFlre yes jtojdoy afternoon doslrpycjlthe Ouellct YlndsorOlitoasker hardware J OrPqek cloth tug and l L orloy tailor Loss 6000 insurauce4QOO- Five J hundred horsclcsg calls wlUbe placed on the streets of Paris in this month It takes 72000 tons of paper to make the post cards usedjn Eng Iknd dacli year Centennial Rites TheL8 Ni has offered the following rates Rood for the ronnd trip on account goodI 3 401 tickets good fot MVpn Mys 175 2 I OTHERWISE UNNOTICED haln has fallen In India and the re lief work Will bo curtailed somewhat Edward Charles Baring senior part nir of hating Dros Urltish bankers U duad Jt foftid that Edward rl Wnslow of dhicUIfO will bo appointed miitMor to lhrclen JVllJlnniPortuno trnaMrowiicd lu lice Sunday11UTVormur Consul to Japan Lllllbridjfo 1438 that that nation ia dutcriihiicd to sdi tho Hawallnnislundk 4MIII Klllrt Clapper tho oldest tiurson frIOtjflO county Mo died in 1urls hfe fit thuago of 01 years ThorWuld Solbew of Boston has coprlghte1u4it now frontiet- scheme to tho iiinbils ndors of the pow trI It was promptly rejected A patty of senate employes includ onlltor Iorakcro Son will go to Alaska when congrcti lutjourus ilic ClaiinaGacl guards Of Chicago say tliul they will pariulo with arms Linun tiny despite the now law The old warriors of the Arnpih o and Ctittyonnu tribe are huppy they wont huvc to give up any of their wives Sumuol Johnsson of Hull Plalnc la kljlud himself bociuno he could not suit his relations in tho distribution of Ms fathers estate Minister Hnnuls Taylor Has that there In 110 truth iii the report that Ja pea an4 Spain have1 formed nn alliance against the United States Nearly a thousand navy yard and ar serial employes lit Havana Cuba have gone on a strike for back pay Six mouths wages are duo them 2ack Oakley Tim Storall and Jim Swanson farmers who had just sold byJtIgitvaytnenKansas U A R nicn celebrated the eightieth birthday anniversary of Mother Illckcrdyke who was famous as a nurse during the civil wnr- JJciir Hardest Okla Louis n Haw idns aged GO was found lead beside tho roadhnvlbf been overcome from heal and fallen from his wagon Arch Williamson Was seized with ramps while bathing in Duck creek ten miles from Paris Mo Ho drowned before assistance could reach him The Klondyko gold fields aro claimed Jo bo within Urltish territory but tho one hundred aid fortyfirst meridian has not yet been definitely settled Heavy rain fell in tho vicinity of Em porla KIt just In time to save the oru Rain was needed thorn more than in any other portion of the state Anthrax has mado its appearance in thu vicinity of La Crosse Wls and is reported bo epidemic In some places Sovcral farmers have lost all their attIc lion Stewart L Woodford the new minister to Spain was entertained at aiiikctb DolJy puLome the Spanish minister in Washington Sun day night- Mrs Horace Noble of Erie Pa was Instantly killed at Dills park near there by lightning She was sitting In tho parlor with some companions whcnthe house wnsstruck Dan Farrell Jr a prominent manu facturer and member of the directory of tho Transmlsslsslppl Exposition Co illud at Omaha Nob from lockjaw tho result of a Fourth of July accident Russell Montgomery tim United States naval cadet who disappeared from Annapolis Md over n year ago lids been heard from Ho la working successfully a claim In the gold field Uut Stiles a welltodo farmer was struck by a Darlington tralrt near Rome In and instantly killed Ills body was found on the pilot of tho en glue Ho was atompttng to drive across tlio track THE SUGAR SCHEDULE The Senate Uonleroe Yield to tlio Houso Couf orffn- WABiimaTOK July lThio house wins on tho sugar schedule tho senate conferees yielding to tim rate of one eighth differential on rcQncd sugar and also receding train the provision for n discount on jaggery and other lowgrade sugars THE MARKETS Nftw Youu JulyO IUr OA111ENAUvoS eel I 1 S3 nu M COl1ONMhltlllnlt s PMIUlt Winter Wheat a so 46 sillotrsNosIrouic NOW MCIS t 5 u I3ST LOUIS COnONMIildllnj n 7- UrrVI Steers 800 A S 15 Caaa unJ oldin S SO tt 4 OU OAfVlSSporhoadJ 760 U 1000 I1J54uir lo Seloct 820 0 3 lfhtlldlil lulr toCUolua sis ss s W- aeololIJUItILcuLs ft i oo uiuur und Htrulfiht 30 kf 375 WIIKATNaJltoil Winter U TSU 25jOV13NoZVKNu3 3i jSOJTqllACCUuca O II 51 Lest Durloj 4 I ul OJ UAYClctirTJmoUir 860 u 10 80- VliUTTUUClioke Dairy a II 5tU1ICSL4IIiturti II II OU 53taAtIb1ciaioHItumUlliUA JO OArrtliNiill Sicor 00 HvXlSKuIr tj Choice 01 SilKKllulrlo Uiiota 173111 00 OUiCVlDUrll nK iii Spring 1atonci 10 SVIInATNcsnpring c 16 No 2 Kod tie Th 5 78 GiONlSNoiItOtIICIdss nousj 7 M V 00 KANSAS tfllyO- ATTLI NatlvoStcers 275 ft 4 t5 13l1iWlIKCOHNNotOltLJANIFLOURUlJIIIOrl14o sas t 4U 1 1M COJtNo20A1SSVnstctn ti 6 SJK UAVChOluo li 00 t use 1JIUCQllowllI t 7tU I0 tj- CULU4iiidd1Ing lu4- fOU1SV1Lh 1i WUIU1Noj 34 mIeN No1 oj OATS No 1171I 711- 4PutiCNtY51OS 8S 7 H OiiitiIiiiWita7 ol 1 No One Thought She Could Liyr- Ibthevo that if it bad nor Iot VI durUtrdts Oreal Remedy for my daughter sho would not ba with us today Shin go run down and tier illness developed into rhuiipiaiisiri and rheumatic fever Every one sId hat slip could not live Ijlvo doctors gave her no relief yet by Iho limo she had taken two hollies of Dr Carl BtetltH German Liver powtler shtt was able to sit in bed and today BpI Is as was and We have noth fsaronasihoeVCf It but Or Carlstcdls VjcsaeiaIIul il1 T 8ftGEN JOHN F FARNSWORTH Woit h of llio Illlnotn Soldier and KxCo grriiinuuW- ASIIINOTOX July lLOen John F Farnsworth died at his residence in this city Wednesday afternoon aged 77 years Uon Farnsworth was a Ca nadian by birth but In early lila moved to Michigan where ho was oil ucated and admitted to the bar Sub sequently ho wont to Chicago and was elected and served In congress as a reo publican from 1657 to 1801 whcnha be- Calm colonel of the Eighth Ilnola cay airy Later by order of the War de pertinent ho raised the Seventeenth 11 linois regiment and wttH commissioned brigadier general In November 1802 but owing to injuries received In the fluid was compelled to resign from the Army in March 1609 Ho then went to St Charles Uts and from 1B03 to 18T3 was again n member of congress Since the latter ditto ho had been engaged in tho practice of law lu this city HU remains will be taken to St Charles for intermentS A NEW COUNTERFEIT It U So Poor Tlilit It Shouldnt Deceive Anyone WASHINGTON July 16Chief Hnzen of the secret service has given notice of tim discovery ofn now counterfeit 510 sliver certificate It Isof the scales of 1801 check letter D with tho small carmine neal the portrait of Hondrlcks and tho names of Messrs Tlllman and Morgan N8pectJ4hp v a cut production very poorly executed the seal being light pink Instead of carmine tho number lug Irregular and tho printing and en graving bad- SWARMS OF HOPPERS The PUffuo Ektlof Up the 1itutN nan Oral In South Dakota REDFICID S D July 17Swarms of grasshoppers have passed southward over this locality Word comes from Spring Creek by a farmer that a small section of the swarm had alighted near lute farm and at tho time ho loft for tho city a place about six miles square had been eaten clean of buffalo and operations had be gun on his wheat and oat fields JIoI thehoppersORDER RESCINDED UmniM City KaL Women Will Not STark On the nock rile KANSAS CITY Mo July 17 Women are not to bo put to work on the rock piles with men in Kansas City Kas The board of police commissioners who decided lost week that this should be done have rescinded their order In deference to popular opinion The agitation has developed the fact that tile same rulo la enforced by the police of Leavcnworth Kas ANDREE SAILED AWAY The Aeronaut Stated on nUTrlp to the North Pole ou Sunday Lit TnoMSOE Island of Tromsoe Fin mArk Norway July 17The steamer Svcnsksund which line arrived here from Spltzbcrgcn reports that Herr Andrcc the aeronaut ascended in his balloon on Sunday afternoon at half past two Tho ascent was made under favor able circumstances The wind was good and all was well- flESOLUTIONS ADOPTED llr the TranimUilulppt ConcrMt Bt Sell lake City SALT LAKE CITY Utah July 17The Trausmlsslsslppl congress adopted rca olutions as follows Favoring the annexation of Hawaii favoring the construction of tho Nica ragua canal recommending recogni lion of Cuba ns a nation providing for a national board of arbitration and for tottering the beet rfugar Industry Uulebrutod the freeing of the Honouca- hel Hirer PITTDIIUKOH Ia July 17The free of the Monongahola river through tho purchase of tho property of the MonongahelA Navigation Co by the United States government was celebrated yesterday at Davis Island IlamIAddresses were matte by Sturgccs lIon 0 L Magce Moyoi Ford and others Death of ties ItegU de Trobrlund NEW YORK July 17Oen Ihlllipe Regis do Trobrland who was a dlstln gutshcd officer of the Union In the woi of tho rebellion died at tho home ol his daughter Mrs C A Post with whom ho was spending the summer ul llayport L L Thursday evening lie came lucre from his homo at Now Or leans about a mouthago Ordeced to Quarantine SAN FBANCISCO July 17The Urltish ship Maud which sailed into port tatO Thursday night has been ordered Into quarantine On the voyage across the Pacific from Calcutta one of her crow tiled and the quarantine officers ore ol the opinion that tho sailor died from the dread Ilubonlc plague An American Flat Turn Down TOHONTO Ont July 17An Ameri can flag flying at the City hall In hono of tIm vlultlug delegates to the Epwortb League convention was torn down by an ultra British partisan yesterday The man was at onco arrested and locked up Started for s Cycle Trip Around the World Los ANQRLKH Cal July 17 Earnest 11 Taylor sad Vlll H Tolbcrt of Los Angeles have started on n cycling trip around tho world from this city They will be without funds and undertake to return In 18 month- Too Dynamite llomb MADRID July liTwo dynamlt bombs wcro exploded Thursday at liiadiilajara capital of tim province of that narmi in New Cstllu Several per suns ware killed and others aeriouslj Injured List summer one ol our grandchildren was sick with a severe bowel trouble says Mrs It G Gregory of Frcderickstown Mo Onr doctors remedies bad failed then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy which gave very ipeetly relief For sale by St Bcrnattl lrug Storn Ihrlln ton lion T Robinson Mortons Cap George King Si Charles The original manuscript uf Sir Walter Scotts Lady of this Lake was sold recently In Lon don 10riSfSo n 5 O A oo Y A Cum nt Tan SVCSCRIIIISO n rlIl BEE W Gets You a l KEIi TRIP t ftitJTENNESSEE CBNTENNnC C lV 4VII I lYs St rIlE HOUSE ADOPTS IT Conference Roport on tho Tariff Dill GOOD Through 106 to 110 Orui lluniUed Hitd ICInhty Krpnbllcanii aud- Jlvo DeniocruU Voted for tho 5teak air the Dcmncrtttlo Vote tomlns from Loulilann sad Texas 20Ye8Icrdnybyhouso adopted the report of the confer once committee and completed the consideration of tho tariff bill so far ns that body Is concerned Au analyst showed that 180 republicans and 5 dem Detain voted In tho nlllrmiitiru anti 101 democrat and 13 populist ln tho nega Live The diiuucrttU with tire exception voted itgitliiHt thu report TIme excvptlous WLIV Slayiltn of Tex OB llioiiiMinl of Loaliluiiu Moor of Loululunn Davey of Louisiana and ICluboiy of Texas rime populliU and silverites did not voto solIdly Mr Shafroth of Cola rude and Nuwlandu of Nevada sliver Ites abitulned from voting Mr Hart man bllvurlte of Montana did not vow v Thu pdpullsts who voted against the report were as follows llaker Itarlow liotkln lorvlcr Jott Cowls Marshall Martin 1ctcrs Simpson Show and Vincent Four did not vote Howard Kelly Stark and iJbuthcrlaiid The other populists were absent THE SLIPPERY SULTAN Still Blookeylnt with the reaoo Confer ence- CONHTANTINOITJJ July 10At Hatur days sitting of the peace conference Tewflk Iusha tho Turkish minister of foreign affairs arrived late Ho sub mitted to the conference a new fron tier scheme which was unacceptable to the powers and Jho ambassador thereupon informed Tewflk that the conference would adjourn until he se cured a written acceptance by his gov ernment of tho frontier traced by time military attachesI- NDOR8ED BY BANKERS Lctlon of the lllnociota Uuard of Pardons lu tho Younger Case DUIITH Minn JulylUTbe Min nesota bankers in convention lucre adopted the following resolution in re pard to tho action taken by tho board pardons In the Youngcw case Di U lUiotrtd by tho Minnesota Uankern iuoclatlon That the action of tho board of pardOns la refusing tho petition of tho Younger brother meets with our hearty approval ami idds now assurance of the majesty of our town tpd a feeling ol security among rural bankers that would have been largely dl lpate4 ha4 thO pardon been granted HOW THEY STAND Hverajet at the Close of Play HaniUy July 10 Following is the standing of the league baseball clubs at the close ofI play July 18d j INWon Lost cont Doiton 48 SO Mi- AtloolnI3UOf H Ml 41 El 001 NewYorU 40 in li4I flevelands S8 80 si aa teaIailadelphloLlttibur in si 450 Brooklyn 81 w 441- I 41 431 JhlcniioLoulnvllla so 41 43- tVgmstdnglon 41 KW gtIouls is M sn tJent Trary and Tarty Leave Iloston on tho Steamer nope UOSTOK July OOThe steam sealing bark Hope with Lieut R K 1cnry and party op board bound for north ern Greenland left this port nt day break fully equipped for tho voyage The work of provisioning the vessel was completed ofilia short time before the sailed The object of the voyage is to estab lish a settlement at a remote northern point In Greonlandwhlch shall be used aa a hose of supplies for an expedition in search of the north pole under I Lieut 1oary In 1808 FRANK BUTLER EXECUTED After CoufoMloc to Having Committed four Murder LONDON July nA dispatch from Sydney N S W says that Frank lint leI tht Australian bush murderer was executed Thursday Ho confessed to having committed four murders Working Hour Increased In tho Missouri IVtclUo Shop f KANSAS CITY Mo July 17A ape chat to thoStar from Bcdallu Mo says An order was posted at the MissourI Iuulllo shops instructing time IOU men employed there to work nine hours six days a week hereafter The men havo been working on short titan for several months Senator Harrl Successor Appointed by the Qqvenor- MiCMriiis Toun July WA dispatch from JoHnson City to the Commercial Appeal aays Uov Taylor has appointed Thomas H Turlcy of Memphis Unl ted Status senator to succeed tho hate Senator Harris Alleged Corner on Cycle Tubing LONDON July 17Thieve Is grout ex citement on tho lllrmlnghum stock ox change owing to the belief that there In n corner In cycle tubing There has been heavy advance in prices and several speculators have been badly pinchedSocondAtIrinpi at SuIcide KKW Youit July toJohn Scott Oliver tho California deputy sheriff who was Indicted last week for nb duction attempted suicide In the Tombs prison yesterday afternoon lie is not seriously hurt Not Uolnflr Like Hot Cakes MADRID July 17Time subscription to the proposed Philippine loan ol 100000000 pesetas thus far totals 80 000000 for tho whole peninsula The Tariff on Lend VA8iuxoTox July lBThe tariff conferees have agreed to the sonata rate of lf cents a pound on lead ores TUB DEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything jri tim printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices Free Trip You can go to tile Tennessee Centennial free if you willand take your sister brother wile children Read TUE BEES great offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition l BiliousnessIs caused by torpid liver which prevents aipres tlon and permits food to ferment fluid putrlfy In the stomach Then follow dizziness lic- nilaclieHoods iMomlna 11111USrouse the liver cure henetacho dJz7lrilfls eon druggistsThu BEST TRAINS Tcr Kansas City Monlaha Colorado Pacific Coast iSfBlack Hills VIA St Louis or ChicagoV- ESTIBULEDTRIINS OARSflulin F M BUQQTBAV PAaSR AGENT 8T LOUtS M HOWARD ELLIOTT QCNL NOR 8T LOUIS MO- a WWAKCLCYacN LPASS RAOT8TLOUI8MO DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED CHILL ANn IYER GDI t1llIif1JS aUAllANTKED TO CURB CHILLS AND FEVERAnd Malaria In all Forms Tustnliaia KonV s thedjnntuumPrleo GO oontn nt nil Doalors PREPARED ONLY BY IENDI1NIIALLrI Crabtroo Coal Mining Company Ilsley Kentucky EXCURSION TIGKETS VIA TilE Illinois Central It 11 TO TIlE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE For Ihe abn occasion tickets will bo sold by the I is Central KailroaU nt varying times liUes nnd limits including a lickct on sale daily Rood lo return until hliviuJlimiten Oars For full particulars as to which of the above applies Irons your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad rail on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket i8cotV- sm MUKKAV Divv Pass Apt New Or leans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass AR Memphis ChicagoW GEORGE KING DBUGCIST ST CHARLES S KENTUCKY Nict Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in lit mane matters or who loves ani mals we will scntl free upon ap plicationa copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itensely interesting reading it contains n list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building New York Dont Uso Drugs unless you need thcmramltbfn only pure drugs such as are soldby re nponsible driiRgists We keep only the best That is tbo great dis tinction lo ba looked for when Iho tino comes that ypu need them Nowhere else will you find so com photo a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine i ST BERNARD DRLOTORESISRYAII ttJPE eto- r IL H r ri It 1 1 tEc iBee b II By 3 ouslru toe Cbeli IIN TIME TABLE I 4 Effective May 30 189n aOUTH No jr No gt No 51 r Chicago loioam 700 pn 8sspml1Jr lemlerton ijpm 6iopm 343 am If pmiUuglilori Union 3 5 p in- ilaillaonvlllij Hopm 4474 m- tt 459brtoniQap m- lJ4 4lIp m 519 a In 1J lopklnivlllo tpm 816 pm 6071 mi iGntlnlaCullule 558 P m ijpm 847pm 651 am Naihtlll 805 p in 1010 p in 840 a xoatH1 f No Qi No Jl No 54 v Nashville 735 am 74jam 710 pir I1v Oulhrle 059 a in 931 am 911 pin llopklimvlltc 941 a m 1018 a m 933 P m v Nottonvllle 1010 a In uojtm 1039 pin v llortont Ojp 1017 a in ijtl I in iv lUillnclon 1033 a m uit P in 1033 p m L Mtillionvllle 1046 P In HjS P m iio6pm lfI lUnton 1037 am IRSifl m Slaughter 1103 P in 1103 pm Solirra 1117111 l jopm I Lv lltnilfiton ii4m U33P In uioam I Ar Ivaiuvlllc iitopm 113 p m 1140 am Ar HI Ijiil 731 pm 710 P In ArChlcigo 817 P in 833311 Not oi PIIit 91 will Hop at Mmlltonvtllo md i Sprlngnrlil lo uko on let oil ptiicnRcri to mil Ironi Chicago and polnu north ol Iv n iIaRkTUNo 91 make regular imps at Gullirlr Kail innlon lloiiklntvlllo ami llcnilcrion ruaviniNci ACCOM UODATIOX DAILY ncarr UHpr 643 P Iii ty Providence Ar 7Si P 1- 116401l1llINCboAr 61SIm 6S I III Uv Manltnn 620 P m 7 jo am- MJnm Iv UdlionlliiAr 603 p In Ar inrlhiKtonl i45 7Uanl SIi IvHnrllnRlonAr solrnI 8 oj a w tv MadltonrlllaAr- Lv 515 P m i PJn in llanton Ar 4lpm 844 a Iii Lr rl unlutr Ar 437 p m 905 P III Lv Scbtde Ar 4iopm P in Iv lltndcron Ar 3 lop in Y l4a ni Ar Kvjnivllln Iv I43l m W W RTIIRIUGU AKMil ITIMETAE3LEICIR Effective MAY 6 1897 J I NORTH fOuND No lot No 204 No 222 i New Oiloant 6opm 900 a m Mfinptili 7i oam 8ijpru 1 tlulion ixiopm itiopui fnooam r Iaducab L35 P In iiijam 800 a in l Pi Inceion 440 pin 14 1 am 937 a m Notlonvillo J wpni 3 IS a m 1050 a in I Central City 650 p m 419 am iiI5 p in L I LouIvilI055 P I 80 a PI sujpin 7 i tit Claclnnall 640 am irjjam o SOUTH HOUND tr No ant No ioj No in Lv Cincinnati 1110 pin tjjpm Iv U ul illa 330 A Iii 71 P m 840 a m I Ctaual Clif Bij a ni 1019 pm 15 P PI LT Noitonvlll o n a m iiiipm 15111 iujprnIvft Fuliou tjjpni jjoam aoopin r llcinplilt 7v S P m 7 10 a III r Nw Oileant Sto a m 700 am All tialntrun ilallr NOl iotamlio are lolli- lrrtllbulnl If IIlh tbRa hKhlrl with Inll- tanltnHpt Hlrepcra alit Frro KcclmiiiR Chair lara dciwrrn Ulnrlnnail ami Nrw thliaiis Tralna- oi ant 203 aho run IIoIIIlrn Clnrlnnatl ant Nw Oilean carrfln Pullman Hullrl Klrrprr- iiOiictconntcion niade at all jqneifon polnu j A II HANSON C p anil T A Earlin t01 fta Et1in s Newt Notr Personal ljiapr i hs anil Other Uninga at Home VVmtliy L ut tjcInI Mrlitinn t i City Marshal Jno T linrnctt p i jis hall chills week hut is 1ain out W F Burr has been sick t past to his home for KCV 4 Dr N G Mothcihcad is this week put chasing a stock of drugs which lit will optn in lhu MuKitiMi building on Mill sir oi I Mr Isaiah Fox aiil snn llamp are repairing tho old McEtteti wardroom on Main street anti will put in a stock of groceries A three days old babe of Mr and Mrs Cully Bryant died Sun thy afternoon at their home in Madisonvillc The remains were interred in the Earlington ccmc- lery I Prof A C Kuykondallof South Kentucky College Hopkinsvillc 1 paid our town a visit last week Jhe professor is an enterprising school man always at work in the interest of his school His past visits to Earlington have resulted in a gain of pupils for his instiiu 4ti9n l A complaint comes from a coun L o try home near by which says cer i l i placel1 h 9F w Protest r e jfi is a cause for deep regret that F 7 y boy should be guilty of siny h vfh unworthy conduct A rcpiti- I I 1 orsuch nctioit should he pull ted l y their parents or thclaw j nrof W B Davis of Nfbo Adulate for the Democratic non r vition for Coimty Supcrintendunt Schools and Prof Norman pbgood another Hopkirts county teacher were in Earlington and Mortons Gap yesterday interview ing the people iir them lt gentle manly manner The fact is that Pro Davis is conducting his can ilitlacyupon a high plain of worthy i 1 qualifications and gcntllmanlcon4 itticc that filyjahCS an example worthy emtilatioifby the general common run of office seekers fi There arc candidates and ctttuli dalest- Paid In Full ffJ James Fcgan and Con 13oh4n i last week received checks from ihe 4 itpaducah Building Trust Company I ji1 withdrawal value of stock No I 1 X indian whatever was matte lOll ft c bse gentlemen got back all they V jd paid in with 8 per cent inter r it they arc feeling good I IIKPUBIICAN CONVENTION Coiled to Meet at Mndlsonvllle to Sclcct DeJcBates to Slatpf Convention The Republicans of Hopkins county are rqsp ctfully requested to meet iritmass convention in Madisonvillc Ky on Saturday August 7that 2 p m forth pur pose of selecting delegates to attend the State convention to he held in Louisville August loth By order of the county executive committee at a meeting held in Madisonvillc July iGth 1897 J B HARVEY Chairman x fir E NV Arnold Mr E W Arnold died at the residence of his daughter Mrs Kate Withers in White Plains on Thursday july 15 1897 agcd 72 years 1 B Arnold of Earlihgton is his son Mr Arnold was a son of Rev B F AmI old a Methodist preacher who was well known throughout McLean and adjoining counties His mothers name was Cassie L Arn old He joined the M E Church South in 1847 and has ever been an earnest and consistent church member He was made a Mason in 1855 or 56 and Masonry was dear to his heart so that during the years sincp that lime he was always ready and tool great pleasure in instructing younger members of that order Mr Arnold brought the first circular saw to McLean county and operated A saw mill near Sacramento Sawmilling was his busi ness and he for man years in McLean MuhlcnbergI Davirsr and Hopkins counties where he is kindly rcinnnbcrcij by many warm friends The Juniors Social A social given at the residence ot Miss Christine Cowoll to the Junior Endcavorersyestcrdaafter noon from 4 00 to 600 oclock was much enjoyed by those pres ent the chief amusement was a peanut hunt Each Endeavor em was provided with a small paper hag ami nt a signal all began a search for nuts which were hidden under vincsleavcs and grassesi in the large yard Alter peanuts hall been found they were counted and tin two finding the largest number were awarded n prize anti a booby prize was given to thin one finding tlm fewest Light refreshments were strvod before the little band adjourned Denth to Tobacco Files Mr D L Gordon of the Rich land country and his family with the assistance of two or three friendly and voracious toad frogs have rendered great service to their neighborhood of farmers There arc blossoming vines over their porch to which arc attracted in iinnbfrs tobacco mea every evening Upon these vines the family have killed 210 tobacco flies this season The part the frogs played has been silent hut active These rogs appear each evening about tobacco fly tunic flabby and prepared for a big meal They eat three of these big furs apiece and having done all they could they disappear until the next evcninc A Birth and a Denth To the wife pf Mr J H Laffoon whose farm is a few miles west oI Darlington was born a child on Friday last but their joy in the newborn babe was sadly darkened on the day following when their two year old boy who has been ill for quite a while died Thus arc mingled the joys and sorrOW3 of life between wliich there often seems scarce a dividing line Dr Chatten Home DrE A Chatten who has just recent I undergone an operation for appcndictis in the EvansvilI infirmary returned Tuesday after noon with his wife to their Earl ngton home The operation was most successful and the Doctor will be ready to resume his active duties in a weeks time perhaps Lost Two FIngers Bob Wades son aged about 15 years met with a painful accident Tuesday Ho was working about tile tipple and in dropping a cat got his left hand mashed between the bumpers in some unknown way The hand was badly mashed anti the H1p tatiquof tliqthird and little fingers was necessary Dr Hariisoh for many years rofessor of Latin in Richll10n- dCol1egeRichmolldVa but now president of UelhclFolnale College rlopktnsville spent aday with riends here last week Dr Mar rison is out of our inoijl prominent idticators andis fully idpiitilied with the progressivuedticalional pirit of his adopted Stubs He S working earnestly for Beilir1 Col lege Feeling Much Better For several years I have been troubled wIth Indigestion and dyspepsia and often uffered Inlcnso pain I was advised to ry Hoods Sarsaparllla and Soon afjrr I ietfin taking it I found it was giving m e flief My general heajih In much better since I began the use of this medicine AMttPBCKiKVilltlKi Tennessee LHoolh Pills cilia naujtia sick hradachrt indigestion biljuUsncss ajc I ANDVCATHAPTICi CURECOnSHPATIOtt t+ tO pOULAtE TrtfTL i2L DRu AlL lSTS- UAI u liei f ire IIIC k4e11 LIP II IDU yrtnIRIYfgtDtA1lIIylIt Mtea sqiiattarPaaka 1 IS NeiaI OuI a4 Ls4t trw Lii StlltIlStllJII lIrUiP t = =I Q rin JACK SICCRATH DEAD I Crushed Under the Train at Hen r dersdn flonday Afternoon f Special Train Hun to Convey Ills Moltitt and Family to Ills Bedtldc jack McGrath met his death under a freight train on wInch lie was a brakeman Monday afternoon nt Hcrtdcrson Just how the ac cident occurred no one knows since nobody saw him under the train until attracted by his screams While the work train was pulling some cars loaded with piling out of the old distillery switch near thet 0 V depot and after the traill had moved about two car lengths back McGraths cries were heard under the train and it was broughtd to a quick stop and he sitting under the front pilot of the engine Both feet were crushed his chest mashed right arm broken and face torn He was taken to the hospital and died about four hours later The L N authorities imme diately notified his mother and family who arc longtime residents of Earlington and a special train was run at once to take the family to his bedside Jack was conscious after their arrival and talked rationally with themnNo operation was performed as the doctors knew there was no hope I of saving him Jack McGraw was twentythree years old and singlet an industrious kindhearted boy and his loss is indeed a sad blow to the good mother who had reared him so carefully and lovingly and watched his career with such tender solicitude The remains were brought to Earlington and Tuesday morning after services at the Catholic church I I were interred in the Catholic come I tery attended by many relatives I and friends In Memory ol Jack rtcQrath How feeble arc the words to i bring consolation to the hearts of the bereaved ones at the loss of such a dear son and brother whose comfort and pride he has been for so many years We all feel that t is very hard to part with such a t friend but we niust trust in Him who docth all things well It willI bo vcr hard to find any comfort in mclia dispensation but later you may bo thankful that the lovedn one was spared so much that Ins pure spirit went homet without a painful passage of a illnessVords of comfort cannot bespoken over the desolate homo and can only trust that God mayC comfort and time alone can your sorrow Do not weep for him dear mothertFor ho is in a brighter There to live from grief and sorrow There to live a ransomed one Hrolhers sister mourn not for him Try to cheer the mother deartAt the judgement day youll meet Where all U bright and all is clear Think of the time when all shall meet himr When music fills the golden street Where we shall meet to part no more Joy without sorrow light IDA HAMPTON Henderson Ky July 30 1897 11100 Reward 5 loo Die readeli uf IS pipr will be phimiil to learn that there it HI least one itrunitif disease that science ha been atilt in all its stages and that is Catarrh IlaIia Catarrh Cure is the only positive curenow known 10 the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mocous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the pilicnt strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer one hun dred dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send forIi1 of testimonials Ad dress F J CHENEY CO Toledo Sold by Druggists 75C v Halls lamlly lUis are the best A Pleasant Affair The picnic given on last Sattir day by the M E Sundayschool vas a success in every par ticular The day could not have been more perfect for an outing of this kiiid and everything went oil most pleasantly The members of the Sunday school and a few itiIyitcd guests gathered at the cliii at about 930 a m from where they repaired to Lakeside Park gorcrhadthan the young folks entercdinlo varipus ganicSgWhichvthay enjoyed till noon h wits served to the grt satisfaction of all present The afternoon1 was spent in lounging around in the shad and rowing upon the placid waters of Loch Mary Quite a number of the young people remained until late m the evening prefuring to eat fovsufcper what was left from dinner rather than leave the place that had proved so delightful to fheWdtir ing the day Of course atersup vcr there were more boakridus and they returned home about 830 well pleased with the days outing The Womana Friend v I know from my ofn experience tlmi ladies of a habit them is IlnothingLiver Powder Mrs J P 1fen ncI Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without iiMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised jjje la try Germ in Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I had relief Iwforo I had taken unii bottle It did ma moro good than nil mud Icino prescribed by pity slciansMr John Campbell Jeffursonvillti Ind Out of the enormous ntirtltr ol women in- populsition Constantinople thu is nearly a millioi not more than 5000 can Uail 11 write KoITa IUti fur viij j llc Guaranteed tobacco baUtrurb nmkim WIII1Ic lien llroBT blood ptarL We 11 All 4ruetflt P 1pr II LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Vl IKt ft Cr iolur IvIiIIIt i- Q lirltf i Irre W If foreman anmen re mating somo needed fniprovcnuniitt Kbbards this week The Illinois Central has just Issued a map of the United States It shows the road to have 4394 miles The railroad officials take great interest fn seeing that Iho heavy shipments of coil aro handled promptly Hoadinastcr Mahoney of time O N was over last Tuesday to attend the funeral of John McGrath Agent Tefft of Norlonvillo will resume business nt the depot it ho fails to capture he coveted plum tho county clerkship It is safe to say that not for n long time have there been so many extra trains run n tho Henderson division as are now run aily Superintendent of bridges and buildings ffinman made a trip over the Hender son diviiiidn this wrek on njonr of Inspec then Every body seems to agree that as a yard master Lawrence Kilroy has but few equals So promptly does hn handle and make up trains Even now and since the O V has been sold the people wonder who is the lucky purchaser ocrnijsiy the I C will bl the owner and others doubt It A special train fojthe benefit of the iollier and relatives of John McGrath de eased was run List Monday from Hut ngton to Henderson Quito a nice tribute of respect was paul o the late Jack McGrath by the crew of men who run on the Pile driver train by their atteudanco In a bJy at lha funaral When it is necessary few men can gel more of a hustle on them than Master of Trains Dwioy No deity in Ihu transpor tation department mn be charged to him Noone hero believes that trainmen would think of refusing to handle coal cars shipped from Kentucky north the men recog nize tbefact that it is no fight of theirs and- o they will take no part There has been no Idle bnud triton by tho force at this depot here Every onos s taxed to his utmost capacity to do thetwork of late and it cm ha truly sild theyl tan certainly kindle u lot of business n day The pact wrels receipts of thu L N show an incimso of about 26000 over lie rime week list vrir ml th P It two weeks an in M lie of abut zuh 1101 Jo Im same two uwksof last July AVilh plrnly of imlispiiulilo ustimnnyl hand the rihiiliiern Express ade short work of train robber Hyatt ne diy list wiek hA hsing indicted anti rinJ aivl sentence I 11 itite prison in about two hours Thn Hnpkinsville lOmluckUn lnl week published a very sensational and lengthy of an attempt to wreck the t hicago Limited in that city The story said that all trains wcrciitehvrd four hours hat several hours were required lo remove be obstruction from the track that two men were seen running away that detect ivrs were nt work on the case etc etc Fact is there was a polo across the and thin train was delayed only long enough to lift thi pale off tbe track The est is merely trimmings Only nervous ita sure indication that the blood is not purr Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies llm blond rind cures nervousness i Sixtj tons of New York huttcrI life M Vnnri tivi r H C liippiil to Sliu This is tillI irt American littt r lit hr scut tllIAustralia IIKttirylioily fiiiys So CoscureU Candy UnUuivtii tho most von 1 donut unethical discovery of tho nge plcas a nttt Dud gently and positively oulcliluoyslIveLond bowels s cleansing the entire system colds cure hoadnolio fever constipatIone and biliousness Plcaso buy of U C C today 10 S1 tOccata Multi and guaranteed to cure by nil druloftlstG One woman residing in a Maine village has been so much annoyed by loafers leaning against her fence that she now keeps it freshly painted t The True Remedy I W 11 Repine editor Tiskilwa IIII Chief says We wont keep house without Dr Kings Now Discovery for Consumption Coughs anti Colds Ex permeated with many others but never got the true rcmtdv until we used Dr Kings New Discovery No other renedy cin takn its placo in our home as in it we have n certain and sure cure for Coughs Colds Whooping Cough etc It is idle o experiment with other remedies even f they are urged on yon as just as good as Dr Kings New Discovery They arc not as good because this remedy has a record uf curia and besides is guaranteed It never rails In satisfy Trial bottles rrtuI ol St U rna 1 Drug Store A turtle dovis at Tiffin 0 that survived separation from tier mate fortvoiilynint ycarrfhas yet a bean iIiil cxnl1llluf cmiKinncy it other widows To Cure a Cold In One Uy Tido I ixalivo Uromo Q lining TihlelH All Diuynisis refund Ihu mnney if it foN lo Cure sjc For sait tiy St Itrriiurd Drug Store Hailinglnn Kv A Ctilriis Me correspondunt in writing of a recent slugging match pulled off in that city says the ring was pitched in a secluded spof near the center of the city T 11 Y Iuapajou Mill nut liud iuilicr maJicii a tqua lo Cliambsrljins Colic Cholera and Diar rhuea Kemudy lur howtl cumulainls It I s pleasant snfd and reliable Ior vale by St Utriurd Drug Store Earlington lien r Kuliiiion Murloni Gip George King St Chuiles A real sea lion is loose in tlt Mcrninac river lictwucu Lowell cud Lawrence It Dcloigol ti the inenageriu at Glun Forest anJ HiadC its escape the other day rtiu nuw chill curt Dr Uolln Idjinirmml Chill roiiic ttsts tllf cti bur Hi in any uihtr it CMinliiniisiiniilniluiil lixnlvo digtsUvo nil siimulaiiuK irnirr lies Ijialilhc I l all idMl U 1itiutiiit ionic aa lIuliK IMI I flicinil itml irrni tiiunt cunt fnrthiilfi mud 1rlfor tTiict py Ucrnaril Drutj Store Ejrlinyton tieo Kiiig St Charles I W7 i 77 i HOPKINS COUNTY FAIR i 4 Preparations for the Greatest FaIr Ever Held in Hopkins County tvr BEAUTIFUL CATALOGUE OUT TOOAV Full of Attractive Advertisements of Libtrn Patrons of the Enterprise PREHIUM LIST ENLARGED The dates for the big Hopkins County Fair this year arc August 25 26 27 and 28 and the conditions bid fair to bo most advanta geous for a very large attendance at this meeting which the officials of the Fair company arc working to make the best in the history of Hopkins County Crpp reports are quite favorable throughout Hopkins Webster and surrounding counties The wheat yield has been unusually good and prices arc up with promise of of further advance even at harvest time The outlook for corn is fine and tobacco promises to be fair The yield of meadows is also good and altogether the fair time will find the farmer with quite lliencc cssary surplus to talc his family and is products and theirs to the fair The coal nuner too who is such an important factor in the material welfare of county is en joying ah exceptionally busy sea son with full work every day and he and his family will be ready for recreation and pleasure at the fair Some important changes have been made in the premium list this year and it is now more attractive than ever The officers of the fair wilt this year do everything in their power to make the fair patrons personally comfortable Daily balloon ascension and acro batic performances whicji added o greatly to the entertainment of he people last year will be repeated at the coming meeting with increased attractiveness Look for the beautiful catalogue Hansdomcst ever furnished bythe Fair Company 1 hey will out today and in the hands of tha see retary this evening or tomdrrow They are delivered III a week after last of the matter for the cata logue was delivered to TmBloF and the worK is a pleasure to the eye of the most fastidious Ducklcns Arnica Salve The best Salve in Iho world for Cuts Oruism Sores Ulcers Salt Uheum Fever Sorrs Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains posilvely guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St IJcrnard Drug Store Mr Mansil Logan and Miss Nora Vaughn were married at the Methodist Episcopal Church last night July 21st 1897 at 730 oclock Rev C C Hall officiating A large number of frienns witnes sed the ceremony To Cure Conntlpnllnii Forever ntZaItA child of Mr R A Eades a farmer living near Earlington who finds market for his produce here has been verysick with malarial fever but we understand is now better False teeth will do to cat with but glass iyes wont do to see with Loss of sight is serious thing Granulated lids Ityos and sore eyes often result in the loss of iRht Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo is a guaranteed cure It strengthens weak yes Iris harmless For sale by St iernard Drug Store EarlinRlon Geo King St Charles A smart woman of Boston had her sanity examined into and vouched for the other day before she made her will Free Pills Send your addresses to U E Uucklcn t Co Chicago and get n Iron sample box f Or Kings New Life Pills A trial will convince you of their merits these Pills are easy in action and are particularly ef ective in the cure of Constipation and Sick headache For Malaria and Liver troubles they havo been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to bo purely vegetable They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone to stom ach and bowels greatly invigorate the system Regular size 250 per box Sold by St Uernard Drug Store Bobtails or Bobhcads Courier journal The Atlanta Constitution calls the Kentucky sound money Democrats Bobtails Vell it is a mat ter of taste whether one would lose his tail or his head borne people would rather be Bobtails than Bob heads And again there arc peo pie who can lose their heads with less cost than they can lose any other portion of their anatomies That is why there are so many Bobheads among thc silver es etuiI43 iiiir llii twl Wllli llcxnrcUO- umly tlilliiuili cure rniiMlpallnn fort cr lOcva II u C O full OrucKlsu refund muiicy HOW TO FIND OUr Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hour a sediment or telling indicates a diseased condition of Iho kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidencu of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin atoor pain in the back is also convincing that the kidneys and bladder are out oforder WHAT TO DO There is comfort in tbe knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In relieving palo In thoback kidneys liver bladder and every put of the urinary huldIbad effects following use of liquor winuoi beer and overcomes that unpl ntnt ie cessltyut being compelled to tict up iann times during lo urinate iiu mild and oiiranrJmiry vffaci uf Swamp Hoot it snail riutueU It slaiuU tlm high est ror its most wonderful cures of the mr1 distressing coma II you need H mnllrni you should huva the bust SuM by ilrig gists price fifty cents and onn ilullar Ko a sample hotllo and pamphlu both stm fret by m til lInlion I ilK HUB and 11111- I your full nusioUice address lo lr liincj Cd UinKhawiptonI Y The proprii tors of ihs gWraalea the genuineness of tlis oSr Dtantlful eyes grow dull and dim awaylIeautllul dayPutcharms to preWho wears youth coronal beautiful hair ww Preserve Your Hair and you preserve your youth It A woman Is aa old as eho looks says tho world No woman looks as old as sho is It her hair has preserved its Bormal boauty You can keep hair from falling out restoring Its normal color or restore the normal color to gray or faded hair by tho use of AyerS Hair Vigor ISAAC SADLER KILLED trdck by Lightning While at Work in a Harvest Field A Man and n Mule ICnocked flown at While Plains Issac Sadler an honest farmer with a wife and seven small children who lived a few miles west of Earlington was kill d by light ening while at work in the harvest field on W D La1oons place Friday afternoon last He was itching hay at the time and it is thought that his fork attracted the ugh tening The deepest sympathy is generally felt for the family tints left without husband or father The heavens seemed super charged with the electric fluid that afternoon and there as at various places heavy rain accompanying the electric storms At White Plains a large number of people had gathered to attend the funeral- of Mr E W Arnold The storm burst there with great force and there was heavy ram and an alum dance of electricity Lightening struck a tree under or near which was a mowing machine and a pile of street rails A man and a mule were knocked down and Mr Gco Farnsworth of this place and some others felt the shock very icrceptibly Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic ntiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents its return strengthening the patient and gives healthy lonn and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price SOC Warranted nt drugstore Mr Edwin Phillips after a few weeks visit with parents at this place returned to Morgantown today lIat Tuiarro Spit 111III ur lilt 111i To quit tulKUcu ui lly utiU luruMr bo inutf ictlc full of life nvrvo unil vltiir Uko Ko To hat Situ womlorworltrr tliat trinket weak mm trone All druggists tOoorll Cure tumm toed IlooklcV antI Himplo roe AilOrcss itcrllnc Remedy Co Chicago or flow York u A DEEP CUT IN PRICES GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS 0 We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of STRAW GOODS Everything in this line almostgiven away We also offer Special Bar gains in iJ VASII g DS At greatly reduced prices Will also close out our line o- fMATTINGS At prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in a BIG LINE OF SHOES I Nothing but honest stock andgood values offered And you wont for get that our t BIG GROClRYContains everything you need or de I sire for your table during the hot weather or any bUier sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice Anything you want at- z1rQ BERNARD UBBBRAL ZTORE Subscribe for The Bee S I jTO I3rIraJUyAftURJ- I COAL BLLDOII i I jSiV fJ- S LIfI1 4- cnAII V CAPACITYSJ WRITE FOR C i t in u l THE BEST TeAM COAL QH TflEMAfKFTflEtiDUATbI kccije p RsORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED rst1TfkfrIITht JIDJNrJJn I Qr1eI it3 e PAUL M MOORE Cdltor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY tncflrparatisl Entered ihf Prtloffice at Bsrllneten aa Seromi dais mllllr- i SUBSCRIPTION KATliS d tuyerluletllnadnnce li oo 5- 0ThreeMontht II V CopicaSpecimen malted tree on application 5 Correspondents want t In nil parti Dr the canntY AdMen ni for particular THURSDAY JULY 22 1897 ANNOUNCEA1ENTS TAU nNAT- SRcrnINSONVe are nulliorltcd lo announce as a candidate for Stale Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Christian subject lo She action of the Republican panTtAKRflVearc authorised to announce Dr E J S Daker of MadlsonTllle M fl candidate for State Senator from the counties Hopkins and Cbilttian subject to the action of the Republican partyUAGITSATE are authorized lo announce MORRISWo as a candidate for Magistrate In tin Second Magisterial District of Hopkins Cqunl aubjecllo the action of the Democratic primary Angus CALI for Republican county convention in this issue Read it and go tIVNIrSS all signs failed Mayor Todd of Louisville was nomi nated last night to succeed him self T would be a pretty queer sort of a joke to put the National Dem ocratic device at the head of the Republican ticket Tile man who suggested such a thing must have wheels in Iiishead A KENTUCKY girl has married a Silo Francisco man at the Christian Endcavoj Convention Never saw1 him before Lon at first sight May be all right for two good endcavorcrs but rather shaky business for those endowed with less grace k TIIE lISt Bernards Beett eh Well the incorporation papers of the Beq Publishing Company arc on file in the County Court Clerks office Thats all Now we dial lengc tile Mail the BlackMail to say wlJaYs on record in that office k in their own caseIn TilE largest watermelon grSwn in the South this season was ship aped from Atlanta to Washington Monday for President McKinlcy W N Mitchell Southern Agent of 1 the B O railroad gave a prize of 25 for the largest melon grown It weighed seventy eight pounds and was shipped in a d decorated with flagsICHINA and Japan arc opening more and more as a market for American wheat ancl the attention of the Agricultural Department is turned toward encouraging the de velopment of these new markets for our surplus Our exports ofc flour to these countries have been much heavier during the past six months than ever before LIEUTENANT PEAKY anti party arc again off for the north polo by the ship and sledge route they have tried before The party consists of fortythree persons Andre thec offprobablyIaway off by this time There are only three in his party or there were three in it when they started a week ago last Sunday What will not man do in1 the interest of IcienceIIN addition to the recent dis coveries of gold in Alaska it is re ported that a lake of oil lias beenI found there This is said to be fed by innumerable springs The surrounding mountains arc full of coal Samples of the oil have been tested in Seattle and according to the report it is of as high a grade as any ever taken from Pennsylvania wells It is said that the Standard Oil Company has made an offer for the property TilE BIackJ j7 plays tim idiot again and challenges TilE BEE tq publish the records of the St Bcjnard Coal Con panys pay rolV merchandise account etc of each of their 800 or 1000 employcs The writer of this challenge rjkesicimaniip a tree as being Y ry that which tim man who st thi cac said hoP had nvet t j T hccn accused of being Whatever tilt earnings and expenditures of the St Bernard employe ho has a record of paying his debts What is the Mails record A RECENT puMicalion by the New York Journal of Commerce shows thefull legaltender silver money of the United States 10 be 549300000 of France 434 000000 of Spain 23000000 of Germany 105000000 of the Straits Settlement 115000000 of China 750000000 and of India 950000000 Of the 4 053000000 of silver money in the world today all but 620000000 is lull legal tender and more than half of it has been coined since 1873 These figures arc published by the New York Journal of Com mcrcca conservative and extreme ly accurate paper whose state ments on subjects of this charac Ittr arc nhvays accepted as reliable SPEAKING of the beet sugar in dustry Jlradstrteft says The possibilities lying in the sugar trade as a money crop for our farmers and as a producer of byproducts ulilizablo in cattle feeding and other direction are rer tainly very great The building up of the American tinplate industry in n few years is perhaps the most recent example of what wise legislation can do to encourage in dustry and there seems to offer in the sugar industry an even better opportunity to develop by rimilar legislation a com paratively new American industry that of the production of sugar from the beet The Republicans made the American tinplate industry and arc at work on the American beet sugar industry The success fI the latter effort bids fair to eclipse the importance of the former un dertaking 4ft TilE sensational papers that are publishing columns of matter to show that a mcrc political change has not brought immediate pros perity apd that are attacking cap ital in every issue are doing more to delay better times than all other agenciescombined says Printers Ink Better times depend upon confidence and the free outflow ofI capital into industry The sensa tional sheet aims to destroy c nfiI dence and it so constantly attacks capital and capitalists that men with money become shy of invest ing it And all the time it poses as the friend of labor while at tacking and breaking down the very agencies from which relief from presen t conditions comes New paperdom TUB soot teachers also will feel the heavy pressure of Republicanism In Ken lucky In spite of all their efforts to reduce the assessors lists of school children the per capita will not be much above 3 this year As we have before remarked Republican administrations come high bUt there is no lesson like experience Hop insville Kentuckian Charlie Mcachcm is a preachers son and preachers sons arc pro vcrbially bad boys This may account for the intense perversity in the above statement The rate will be as this bad boy ought to- nowif h he does nottlic same as ast year 220 The Republican administration has redeemed the States credit made its paper good nd in good time we will recover from the condition of Democratic bankruptcy in which we have been p luxuriating for so many years GOVERNOR BRADLEY has very properly and promptly pardoned George Dinning who defended his i home and his life from the attack o a mob who afterward secured his conviction and sentence to a term of seven years in the penitentiary The Governors decision is lengthy and covers every point and it is applauded by the people of Kentucky as an act of justice In conclusion he sums up the case as fol lowsSurrounded by his wifand six small children this poor and triendloss man was ordered without warrant of law to leave hit little home after which bis house was tired into and ho wounded lie defended himself as every dictate of reason and humanity demanded and justified In protecting himself he did no more than any other man would or should have done under the circumstances and instead of being forced lo wear a convict garb he is entitled not only to acquittal but lo the ad mira lion of every citizen who loves good government and desire the perpetuation of free institutions Too long hive mobi disgraced the fair name of Kentucky anti while I am Governor of the Commonwealth no man however obscure and friendless shall be pun ished foj killing a memher of a mobwho comes to lake his life or drive him from his home THE Princeton Banner whose editor is a Ireesilver candidate for representative on the joint ticket in Caltlwell has this to say about THE BEE and Republicans of Hop kjns and Caldwell counties The Earlington DEB that is owned and controlled by a certain gang of Republi cans in Hopkins whose actions were not above suspicion during the last election wants John Grayot defeated for Commonwealths attornep This wish also finds a great big heartthrobbing response among certain Republicans in Caldwell county who got tangled up with the law about the name time At best the Earlfngton hag Is a sneak else it would not have played the dishonQrablo part it did jn the fair bids The animus of this attack dis entert1lo 1 IJIJ tIIt1fffI II t w and tfic fact that the probable nominee of the National Demo crats will have strong andto Mr Grayot dangerous support Speaking of above suspicion the truth is that that Hopkins County gang of RepubJicans has made the pathway to fat office for revenue only very thorny for John Grayot and other demagogic wouldbe leaders and the sympathy of the freesilvereditor candidate onthcjointtickel is most nat urally aroused Out of the damnable persecution waged alone for political aggrandizement by John Grayot and other demagogues against the Secretary of the Republican Campaign Committee will come the looke for political boom transformed into an unwelcome political Jjoomcrang Their record of failure to bully either of two grand juries into returning an indictment on trumped tip charges of bribery is not a strong basis for a winning race either as to their bullying on the one hand or their failure on the other As to the charge that TDK DEE is a sneakbased on fai- rbidsthe frecsilvereditorcandi date on the joint ticket is a long ways from taw If he were closer he wouldIaugh Wheat The Agricultural Department es timates the present wheat crop at a total of 450000000 bushels winch is probably much under the actual yield as the governments estimates for the past six or spvcn years have timformally been underestimates Braditrtef puts the probable yield in the United States at 550000000 bushels Adding the present reserves and deducting 70060000 bushels reserve for July 1898 there is left available for home and foreign demands dur ing the next twelve months The Government some years ago es timated that we consume about 465 bushels of wheat per capita With a population of 70000000 consuming wheat at this average 325000000 bushels of the new crop will be needed for home con sumption About 550000000 bushels are used for seed in winter and spring wheat states and deducting this there is left for ex port only 161000000 bushels During the past twelve months we have exported 146000000 bushels and thcaggrcgatc European wheat crop according to eminent author ityIrmayeaslly be 96000000 to 120000000 bushels less than last yearThe prospect is bright for the American wheat farme- rFreeSIlverEdItorCandidateon theJointTicket TilE editorial page of the last Princeton Banntr is a study First appears the joint ticket under which is the name of the editor as candidate for representative Weave no criticism to make as to this but the freesilver editor can didateonthejomtticket criti ciscs and cusses TilE BEE and Re publicans of Hopkins and Caldwell for favoring the endorsement of the National Democratic nominee for commonwealths attorney in op GrayotThis frequenthightoned ing to ridipule the National Demo crats because forsooth Col Breck partyThis These assertions arc made The Earlington BEE is a sneak I The Courier Journal is contemptible Gov Boles was never a silver manAnd these arc false The explanation of all is found in the single phrase freesilver cditorcandidatconthe jointtick- ct SITUATION U CHANGED Late News of the Strike Shows- no Gains Being Hade on EitherSIdc ADVANCE MADE IN MANY ILACES Latest news of the strike situa changeThethere reinforced by men from sev eral mines but on the other hand many miners who had been out have resumed work Many of the West Virginia miners arc reported as working over rime in order to supply e demad Agitators have been turned down in numerous in stances and have abandoned their efforts in sonic fields An advance of 10 cents per ton has been made by the Consolidated Coal Co op crating very extensively in Illi nois and numerous other advances have been made or offered in various fields An official circular has been addressed to the Brother byGrandnancial aid for the strikers but thexircular distinctly states that the laws of their organizarion do not permit them to enter a sym pathetic strike with the miners The strike is holding on hut is making no material gains either wayand the demand for coal is bejng met promptly by many mines in operation in various parts of the county lIIff trIJ lIdtrl ScrofulaMakes people It manifests itself in many different ways like goitre swelllnga running sores bolls salt rheum and pimples and other eruptions Soiree ly u man is wholly free from it in somo form It clings tenaciously until the last vcstlgo of scrofulous poison Is eradicated by Hoods Sursnparilta tho Ono Truo flood Purifier Thousands of voluntary testimonials toll of suffering from scrofula often inheritedand most tenacious positive ly perfectly and permanently cured by HoodsSarsaparilla Prepared only by 01 Hood Co Lowell Mass Do sure to get hooDs and only loons afterdlnnorHood NATIONAL DEMOCRATS IN KENTUCKY What is Said of Them by Some Leading Republican Journals The UnterrUltd St Paul Dispatch The Kentucky Democrats have met and loved and parted Not HoldDemocratsnew kind of Democrats but just the plain unqualified and unterri JolniGncr and Henry Watterson Grand in their stubborn courage sublinie in their loyalty to the traditions they have followed burning with an enthusiasm for a cause which Is as dear to them as hope and home to any patriot these grizzled vet crans have enlisted in a war where they know that no quarter will be asked or given That they arc still determined and still con vinced of the righteousness of their cause the proceedings at Louisville yesterday are sufficient evidence That they can be intimidated browbeaten or driven from the field no one who has watched their course will believe Free Silver Nemesis Philadelphia Press The Kentucky Democrats have set an example their party can safely follow in every other State When the history of the freesilver craze is written the Soundmoney Democratic convention held in Kentucky in 1897 will be set down as next to the election of McKinley the most decisive blow the cause of dishonest money has received The banner of revolt has been raised high in Kentucky and that once flung to the breeze it will not be furled until the cause of dis honest money surrenders- No Surrender New York Tribune Vhatevcr may be the cotdition of discouragement and demoralization into which the Democratic soundmoney movement has lallcn in other States it is clear that in Kentucky at least no surrender to Bryanism is contemplated by the leaders of the Democratic remnant which went down to defeat last fall under the Palmer and Buckncr standard In some other quarters perhaps not unnaturally a non committal and half conciliatory at tidude toward the silver forces seems likely to be adopted by the goldstandard managers But in Kentucky if the action of Wednesdays State Convention of the soundmoney Democracy is to be taken at its face value the war against the political doctrines and leadership which triumphed at Chicago in June 1896 is to be carried to the bitter end without appealforFinest That Liver Assembled Frankfort Capital The soundmoney Democratic convention in Louisville last Wed nesday was the finest body of good citizens that ever assembled in this State In nominating Guy Hindman it put forward the best man who is or will be named a A STRING OF PICNICS BY MOONLIGHT tit Bernard hand Contemplate Giving a Series of Moonlight Picnics AT LAKESIDE IAUIt LOCH MARY I The FIrM to te Held Saturday July 311 Music Dancing Boating and Htfrtsbaifnla The St Bernard Brass Band of Earlington will give a moonlight picnic at Lakeside Park the Mecca of all picnickers in this part of the conntrv on Saturday night July 31st This will he the first of a series of such entertainments which the band boys propose to live provided tins proper appre clation is shown for their efforts The boys ol thin band and their excellent instructor Prof C G Pfatenhaucr arc workinf hard to produce a musical organization that will be a great credit to the city of Earlington whose history holds the record for numerous excellent bands in the past Aside from the enjoyment you will get out of an evenings outing with such pleasant surroundings and opportunities for entertainment dont forget to remember that the band organization is a good thing to push along- A good string hand will furnish music for those who desire to dance and refreshments of all Icinds may be had on the grounds The county editor Inay notJtnpw it all but he doesnt live long in a community without l A pubshishesSheldon rm j 1 REPUBLICAN TICKET c Webster County a For Representative CHARLES R EDWARDS For County eJFor County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Allornevj DAVID BROWNWG For Superintendent of SchoolsaI G NANCE For AssessortY IT IIRYANTAFor Jailer J J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Deposed Democratic Post master Refuses to Alwlow Office Removed from his Storevt A TELEPHONE LINE TO CADIZ Selree Sunday Sclitols Will Ilcalc at Lake aide Park narllnRlon Win TiR COUNTY iCPAIT WasbComluclril djr DAVID DIION Kr I DIXON Mr A D Cloyd who has rrcenlly been appointed postmaster at Tilden iir this county Is having some trouble In gel tins hold of records and fixtures belonging lo the office Before he received his commission he i was authorized by the postoffice depart meat to move the office from Tapp a Meltons store to James Tapps store He received his commission on last Sat urday and on Monday morning went down to take charge of the cilice Mr Tapp the old postmaster look his re ceipts for all properly belonging to tbs office and then positively refuted to permit Mr Cloyd lo remove the property of the office from his store Mr Cloyde came to town Monday for legal advice and wjs advised to report the matter to postoffice department at Washington which we un derstand hn has done However anxious Mr Tapp may be that the office may bo kept in his store as a means of drawing custom to his house it is probable thatp be has laid himself liable lo a heavy pen alty by refusing to deliver the key and other property belonging to ihn office toaMr Cloyd who has the authority to lake charge of same and remove them to James TappssloroIIt is to bo hoped that the matter will be settled without the interference or aid of one of Uncle Sams special agents Jake Rudy of Providence was in town Friday Ellis Hcarin of Hearin was in town last week Guy Asliby otSIanghlcrsvillr was inttown MondaycMiss Corentyler of Scbrec is visiting Miss Dixie Jackson this week Miss Della Kugalo left Wednesday forI a visit to Earlinplon C A Doris received a call by iflrphnno to Henderson Ttieiday morninKrMr Lively of Rnckslyln country was in town FJrday I V Poole Republican candidate for County Judge was in town Saturday Joe Townsend of Dexter Mo is visitl ing friends hero this week Rev Laslie filled his regular appoint ment Saturday and SundaytE F Hideout of Free Union was in town Mondpy on businesspSquire Vaughn of Golds wavtn town Monday on business James Clark of Dexter Mo is visiting his daughter Mrs Frank Harrel George Jackson of Vandersbvrg was in town Tuesday on business Messrs Prank and Jim Hideout of Til den were In town Saturday on business Miss Kate Parker returned from a two weeks visit to Slaughtersville Monday John Echols the new postmaster of Sebree was in town on day this week TUB lies is a hummer and so is J VaPoole Doth are giltln tiiar Eli in old Webstersthe Kohinoor laundry basket leaves Hardwicks s ore every other Tuesday morning t Col Robert Kideout was in town Fri day looking halo anti hearty Come again Colonel Mrs O L Coffman of Slaugbtersvilte who has been visiting Mrs C J Hill re turned home Say what is the matter with the Depression of Spirits a so common In 5- 1accomranledby loss of energy power means a deficient supply of nourishment of The vital force Is lost It Isnt question of muscle andv sinew but of resistance nndtl endurance At any age but especially In youth It Involves lo the risk of lung dl easeLossI of flesh and acough are threatlu enlng signsTemubion of Codliver Oil with the hypOa meets these cases lIperfectlyand strengthens In Scotts Emulsion the taste of the oil Is fully disguised making It almost as palatable as milk Por wlo At too and IIOQ by nlldruesliU cOn ft 1JOWWC Mfg QwralJU New Yech t 1 IZ n ilia Selireti Herald It failed to have any news about the Popocrat In Its last Issue Mark Hannah prosperity has un doubtedly struck Vandersburg us some ftt the merchants there say they lire selling all the goods ttywant to sell I T Alexanders tejephone line will soon be completed to Dlackfotd by way of Golds then we will have direct communi ation with the lower part of the county Tis gratifying to notice that those whore crying the loudest Where js Mc Kinley prosperity are those who were recently knocked over by n wave of Democratic adversity at the last primary SHELTON As your regular correspondent lshol very welt today Uncle John will have to write a few lines Wo arc having plenty of rain and corn nd weeds are fine We are sorry to say that wo are going lose one of our younff neighbors Mr ustin Herron who is going lo keep batch with Mr George Overby Mr Charles Asher returned last week from Morganfield- RigRS Brothers are completing a bridge near here across Caney Pork Slough Messrs II S Shelton and J II Herron made a business trip to Morganfield hit eek Wo all in our town found ourselves In a ad fix a few days ago We thlnk wo arc ery smart and know a great deal but when asked who was county judge prior to Judge L U Hall that left us entirely In I tho dark We were of all ages anti sizes but not otto could answer the question Them was an old gentleman in the crowd who has two grandsons old enough to cast their ballot either for or against the judge ut he could not answer the question and said ho wonld have lo ask some older person as the present judge came into office when ho was a boy Will some one please tell us who really was judge prior to Hall We are sorry lo see some of our neighbors whose hair has blossomed with the frost of many winters who have worked in he interest of the Republican party so long turn their backs upon us and go stray While yet they do not forget lo put la their quarurly claims and callon Uncle Sam to aid them and also advise others to push theij claims while a Repub lican president is in poer Success to TUB lies jolts SHERMAN SEUREE Camp Meeting twgips August 3 Miss Macy Ueard of Sturgis in visiting her brother Geo S Beard Capt U A HrooVs of Sturgis organ ized a Goldep Cross Lodge hero last Thursday night The Sunday Schools have decided to icnic al Eatlinglon or rather Loch Mary The date will be decided on next Sunday The tents at the Cascade Camp Grounds rc nearly all full Knolt Bennett and Abe Sugg colored fireman who were badly scalded last week rom nri old thresher boil r exploding arc improving very fast V Perkins Populist candidate for rep resentative who has been on the sick list for some time 13 convalescent jotixPOOLE Uncle John Stephens has been confined o his room for the last week with a severe ase of sore throat and a cold to suit Any ono who knows the old man can imagine what kind of a time Aunt Mary nursing him Several of our citizens are on the sick list some of them very sick Our physi isns am rejoicing fltheir harvest Mr W P Sparks and wife accom panied by their little daughter Lula are now at Dr Uoones We understand that that they are traveling for their health and williske a slay al Sebree before return og to their home in Merom Ind Elder W W Woodson filled bis ap pointment at the Baptist Church and at tended to the ordinance eaf baptism on Sunday morning Also L L Holloway reached at the Christian Church Prof Timmons took the helm of our Sunday School yesterday and if be gets It through the camp meeting without a blank ho will have made a record but George is a willing soyl that is a point in his favor Uncle Jack Urame ami wife of Carlow country attended the baptising Sunday M U Crowley attended Sunday School Sunday evening He seems to be very much interested especially with one of the scholars Prof Ioole has been out talking sweet nd getting acquainted with the people for the last two weeks He reports the finest prospect forcrops of all kinds that bcever aw Dixie precinct of Henderson County vflled dry last Saturday by a vote of 113 o 12 This vote is of Interest to us as it embraces territory in our town UocltporlKyless the father of Mrs Stokes PERSONAL Harry lCeil y and Joe Apdersonof Nash ville spent several days in our city last week a Mr lien W Robinsonof Halsey visited relatives hero Ibis week Jobn Robinson returned last week from visit lo his brother at Sullivan Ind Mr John Rcedinz and wife of Mad visited the family of W RDoyal Mr Wm Carort was in the city Sunday Miss Blanche lull of Nebo is the guest Mrs Ed Stpdghill Miss Bessie Brown of Madlsonvllle Is- isiting Miss Mary Motnerbead Mr Bascotn May of Howell was In he fjty Saturday and Sunday Miss Fannie fd Cully of this city went Providence at Monday where she ill spend sevcralweeks with friends It Misses Effia Stevens nd Lizzie Brown g and Mr Ole Toy spent fcrlday In ortoni cap the guests of Mrs Geo oy Rfrs Wallace Crenshaw of Madlsoq ville attended Ue M E Sunday School picnic Saturday at Lakeside Park Misses Nannie Aihby and Paulino Davis te visiting friends In Siaughtersville Mrs Dr Geo J Gooch and little son vii ed relatives in Hanson last week Misses Dalsie Tilford and Goochl- ePaynebf Nebo were In the city a short while Monday afternoon Mr Devneand sisters of Evans ville attended the funeral of Jack Me Gralb on TUojday j Dr A W JCk OI1 was called to Phila delphia last week He is expected to re1 urn toda 7 j MUST KEEP BUSY F t 4 IAnd in order to do so we arc making genu Jo 4 1 ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of i 4 fi 447 Merchandise Money buys everything we i handle at WAY DOVN PRICES For f tunately for us as well as our patrons we V t f r 4never go to market without the very power J su 4 4 i ful cash We know we buyf J Dry Goods Shoes Notions41 Gents and Ladles Underwear and Hosiery 4c 1 M- Jj Gents t White and Colored Shirts it4 4i HATS AND CLOTHING 1M I CL 1 S At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus t4i tomcr reap the benefit Plant your dollar whOre you can get the largest returns Ours J is the place I BISHOP cdJiJJ MADISDNVILLE KY i WYOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT ITitP tttP NEW ENTERPRISEt STOVES If ST 200000 sssssr They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen i who are sustained by the products of Southern Formers They Ut longer nail make more home happy thaw any other Store on earth tIre backs guaranteed for is years If your Dealer does not handle thcirC WRITE FOR CATALOGUE t Phillips Buttorff Mfg CO 1h NASHVILLEYTENN 1I ASUCAC7Ut5 I COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tlaware Its CUUMM tChina Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE I Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen Dlntap Room Laundry anti Dairy BICYCLESA 0 Tilt DFFCRENCE in the Quality and the amount of light produced by an old fashioned TALLOW DIP Lund an INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difference in appear A nnce in style and quality of the Wcarinfr Apparel made by JQj J MBORNCO Jjm THE GREAT CHICAQI MERCHANT TAILIRt lUi- Aliti iihThefine productionocf Tailoring Art We Cuaroweo to fit qnd ploooo you end save you mon p 5 b300CtW VE NEWPATTE NO to select from AAfl6EKRAL STOBE JOHN W VVYVAN ilt1 TINNER Main Street West olllailroad- eftRfclMGTON L KY A complete Stock of Stoves Castings 4T- A1DT1NTARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality and prices dirt cheap WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE S To make our FirncralEqtiip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you wantln livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST r f I A HANDSOME ILLUSTnATCD CATALOGUE OF THE 11RYAMT STMT1OEUSINECtEE 77 KENTUckyCbn1iiIia qcVI g 1 Vv fDM OF THE CHURCH AND COMEGATId p 52 = 07 == = = c = = =0 iii SUNDAY S51101Th lESSON IV THIRD QUARTER INTER v NATIONAL SERIES JULY 25 Text of tho Ixeson Acts xrll 8334 Mem orj Yorseu 34S7 Oolilcn Text John lv 24 Commentary iy the Rev D 711 XBtcarn 22 Then Paul iitoojl In tho midst ot Mora hill and mid Yo men of Athens I porcclvo that In nil thing yo wo too SUo p6r8tltous TJIO n V mnrpln anyg Ro llglous It una something lllo much of tim religion of In described In Ian xxlz 10 Kzch zxxlll 01 Muth xr 70 ft rellKloiiBiiwa without any real sty without nay forslvencjw of sillsoil gutword fonuallty Tho people tlino wns pont In talking of tho news of tho day h01ll6 SI ns Paul waited for Sllns and timothy to como to him from Hcrca verses 14 to 10 ho mode good uso of lila time for t his Muster both in tho cynngoguo mid In jhb marketplace and every day preached Jesus and the resurrection 128 Whom therefore yoJgnornntly wor 4iblp Him dcclnro I unto you Ho mitt this with reference to tho altar to tho un known clod for it would Bccm that In tlayiidplight not have heard of ns yet but If there was such on ono thoy would llko Ills favor also Hero la tho ono business of the church to innko known to thorn who never hiord of Him tho ono only living and trtlo- Opd who alone Is worthy to bo worshipped fll God that mado tho world and ullIthings therein seeing that Ilo Is Lord heaven and earth dwullcth not In temples mado with hands Prophets and apostles dwelt much upon tho great truth of crea than and emphasized that Ho whom they preached was the Creator of nil things 17rActRlila works But no ono can truly know film except through Jesus Christ who wits clod manifest In tile flesh Math xl 27 John I 18 I Tim Ill 10 Life eternal lijto know Him John xvII 3 BB Ilo clvoth to nil llfo null breath and all things Giving la lilt great charac teristic and Ills crowning act was to glvo Verl8jtonil nrx in tin tIlynro dependent upon Him for tho very with which they blaspheme Ula name and tho words of Daniel to jplahnzznrnro applicable to nd thy breath IsnadwbosoI aro all thy ways hast thou not glorified Pan v 28 4 80 And hath mado of ono blood nil Mtlons of men for to dwell on nil tho taco of the earth Not only has Ho determined AtKo bounds of their habitation but Ho has yitono It with reference to Ills PolO Israel pout xxxII 8 for it Is Ills pleasure to Israel tho center and bless all nn ftlons through them As nil on earth aro Ills creatures and Ho loved tho world and i jgavo himself for tho world surely it Is o great business of who tojunlo it known to those who ffft What elso nro wo hero for but know1tI Dim nail innko hint known 27 That they should seek tho Lord Loolc at Isa Iv 0 7 Zcph II II Jcr zxlr vl 88 on necking tho Lord B1observo everywhere that Ills great do la to have ivvinln turn to flint Tlv sin WQlmvo turned our bucks upon Him i mlajudgo Him and uiimindcrgtnnd Him iud think nnd sny hard things of Him jTho Scriptures enlighten us about Him and load us to repent or change our mind i manyitrq28 For In Him wo live and movo and thingjthatOH Cod Those Who bear tho name ol just nro not showing forth Ills goodnce- sai might day by day but nro too apt to complain bccnuso of Ills christenings jBtld lend others to think that Ho is good God Is good God is love nod If thceo truths were more manifest In Ills pcpplo moro would wnot to know Him for thq goodness of God lends tore cntnnco Rom 114 20 Wo oiRM not to think that tbo Godhcnd is Ukq unto gold or sliver or iitfiho graven by art nnd mans device For It cannot bo that vhnt wo mako matte us Tho vork of mens hnndf cannot bo f taani creator and yet what iiiiUlons seem i to thipkBO na thcybow down to Idols of fullysOtmoo the reason of such folly II A deceived heart hath turned him aside II tsnomucoOodnow opmmnndcth all men everywhere repent God never makes light of uoycr ia 3eg it by as If It w ro nothing but Ho Is long suffering eloSv to anger not willing that any should pethalt II Pet iii 0 10 How it must grlovi Him to ho misunderstood ns Ho Is to lie thought un kind and cruel when Ho Is wholly and only hovel Is it any wonder that Ho commands nil to repent but Is it not n great wonder that Ho offers full and freo for glTcncgs to nil who turn to Him lbs xlv 4 Rom ill lit 01 Because Ho hath appointed a day in which Ho will judgo tho world in righteousness by that man whom Ho hath ordained II Tho assurance of thlJ is found In a rlson Christ at Gods right hand In reference to tills day wo must remember that a day sometimes menus n thousand years 1s xo Ii II Pet ill 8 nod from other Scriptures wo gather thot tho period of jtidgmentwlht covcrnt least 1010 years thoaLnth nnd tho living nations beIng judged nt tljo beginning and tim wicked tho end of tho thousand years 09 And when they heard of tho resurrection of tim dead eoino mocked and others said Wo will hear thvo again of this matter Tho greatest and tho crowning vent in tho work of our Lord Jesus Christ Hll resurrection from tim dead Is thaf wliluh FCCIUB to bo tho greatest stum LUng block I Cor xv sets forth very fully tho benefits of Ills resurrection nnd whattha results would hare been if Ho had not risen 03 01 4113o Paul departed from them Howbelt certain men clove unto Him wd believed Thus Ho went from plaoo to place ns n faithful witness nover expecting to eavo nil In any pluoe but seeking by nil means to save some I Cor Ix 22 Ho understood that It was his commission to bear the nnmo of Christ wherever tho Spirit of Christ should lead him and bo perfectly uurethnt Gods word would always ncuom pllah Ills plitisiiro itnd prosper In that httqt Ito sends It Isi Iv 11 It Is a luipjiytlilni fur us when we nro willing to let Yur blessed Lord innnngo His own nfr tilrsjind ncoompllsh what Ito pkuics rath er what we plwimi When wo urn willing to frll In with Him In Ills clearly revealed plans andpiirpoiics and just dwell with Him for Ills work seeking only In- aU thlnss to bo nr roved of 111mI THB HOST POPULAR TRIP FOR Tim SUM HER TO OU POINT COHFORT AND TItB SGASIIOKO MUCH SIUHT33D1NO FOR VUKV tITTLU UXPENSB STim regular Annual Excursion to Old Point Cojnfrl in charfioof Mo W A Wil pus S P A will be run run Wednesday Aug nth via I C and C O Railways horn Norlonville on regular train leaving al 338 a m connecting with Seashore Sprcial which leaves Union Station foot ol Srvcnih Street at i 10 p rnupd Iripralb to Old Point mil flC and iho lickcta are good wiih flpp ovpr pdvilu e nll aSI Anv fferetl Sif Iret IiIlCpIblkAnd affordu many iljiglifu di aunt bamiful seen n inwporatjng til000t nut Air surlbiibintr Ocean VoyaRc patitUl hotel enlerlninmuni nnd ayisit lo the Capiti1 irdIreii Tim low rate at 150 rtriy has heIiecur srt ftt Ibe fljRein rand C ajl1 Jlotela Every attenlionand cotirtn ir d r 1c wrt ir6idi said hp had nevetI 11 ro11 iiJf 1 f I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR I Topic For tho Week Itvslimlng July 23 Comment by Rev G II Doyle i1otlcFAbo 7drshlp IUd true Math vl i 1UThd woras of tho topical reference ITO taken from Christs sermon on the mount Ilia innngurnl Address to his apostles Ilo spoko the words to warn against tho nbnso or the fnlfio use of worship having jn uiiud particularly tho evil BQ prevalent aud conspicuous in that very laud and day oftho formalism and hypocrisy of tho Pharisees especially in their praying anti almsgiv lug Worship in n natural instinct of hn man nature It is n part of human na tuilo Tim soul of uiniPqhvaya JIM gono und always will go out in adoration and in praiso to somo ono or to somo thing Men may deny tho existenco of God they may ourso tho churches they may ridicule tim idea of a lifo beyond tim grave but they can never destroy tho instinct of religious worship bccaueo it is a part of man himself Since wo taunt and will worship it is evidently important that our worship pops s the true characteristics of worship that it bo nn uplifting of tim soul to God in such n way that it will bo well pleasing in Gods sight mid beneficial to our own spiritual vrell being W9fshlpWorship in forms nnd tho danger is thatjt may degenerate into formalism puro and simple Most false worshipers did not intend in tho start at least to bohypo critical in their worship Gradually their worship declined into iqcru form alism and then was still furtherdegraded into hypocrisy Even the PhnrisccB tho typo of fonnalists and hypocrites may not hnvo intended nt tho outset to boo como false worshipers of God But by tho constant uso of forms and ceremo nies their worship bocamp a mere mat tot of forms Thq name danger lies be foro all who worship God regularly and statedly and instead of censuring tbo Pharisees it would bo well for ns to be constantly 011 our guard against phari eaisin The character of worship depends up rn tim motive and purpose back of it tho feeling of tho Inward man toward God It does not depend upon the time it lusts or tho form in which it is expressed Tho Pharisees wcro punctual la worship they wcro lengthy in worship and yet these things not make their worship acceptable Tho purpose and motive book of it vrcro at fault It was for selfish purposes that they prayed publicly and gave of their wealth to re ligious objects It is folly to worship God with tho lips when the heart is fur from Him God roes tho inmost recesses of tho soul Wo cannot deceive Him and it is ufoleeo to try to do so Nor can wo often deceivo men Wo may think wo are doing so but usually wt aro tho ones deceived Lot us cultivate q spirit of truo worship ctus learn to worship tho Lord in the beauty of boll ness in sincerity and in truth Biblo Readings Joshua xxiv 14 Pa xxiv 110 xxix 1 2 xcv 111 xcix 1B Isn vi 14 xxlz 18 14 Math iv 810 v 70 Rom i 8025 Cal ii 1883 Rev iv 811 v 1114 ix ilO21 Christian Endeavor is steadily grow ing in WnlcM and every week sees tho organization of ono or moro new mole ties IM Progress Upward Not every soul eon extend in influ ence right awl left but every soul can extend UK pu im i upward Its a small pinoof J 1Cm lid said u 1omw hoMrrcf Ms Imilcifcu Jot lint 1 own nil Ill viy uii tuinlny SHt I i fit s Sljurcl Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OP TilE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION first watt 700 a nij second mats and sermon jijo a m Rotary Instruction and benediction al 130 p m every Sunday A M Coenan patter CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundartcliool every Sunday morning from Djo 10 1030 Communion service following at 1040 Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Serrcci inl and thud Sundays In each month U V Quit Pastor V J N MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services Iccond Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sumlnycliool at 9303 m O S Edwards Pastor sM E CHURCH Services lint Sunday each month morning and nlglit Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school al aijo m C C HALL Pastor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night b 1 T Cherry p llor meeting every rrtdajr night V P SCIIRISTIAN KNDBAROR Prayer meeting every Snndayevenlne at 630 at Assembly Hall GENERAL IJAITIST CllUUCII Preaching on the Third Saturday night nnd everyTuesdayr RELIGIOUS NOTES Mrs M B Long led Ibe Qhristian En deavor service Sunday evening Attendance was good and responses general Rev R V Omer pastor of the christian church attended and took part in the service Rev J T Cherry pastor of Ins M E Church South will lead the Endeavor service next Sunday evening The picnic of the Sunday school of the M E Church South at Lakeside Park on Saturday was mosttenjoyable to those who were able to attend Tiu men folks were too busy to turn out but the women and children bad delightful day Afullac count will be found in the local columns Rev C C Hall is hommain alter two weeks absence holding a meeting at Beth any church near Nebo in which he was assisted by Rev E B Timmons of Hick ory Grove He reports a splendid meeting will be extended to ladies without escorts Choice of routes returning between Rich mond and Clifton Forge will be given en abling thoss who desire to visit Lynchburg Natural Bridge and otter points of interest Sleeping car rales will be 400 for berth r Old Point to be occupied by one or two persons ahd application for tltopIng tar space should ho made at once I to W A S P A Hopkinsviile Ky For further particulars address as HIOVH or odll on Agent I CRP Igditors as a rule arc kind hearted and liberal An exchange tells of a subscriber to a certain piper who died and left fourteen cats Subscription unpaid The tlitor at the grave at the lid was being screwed down for the Jast time and in a linen luster a thermometer a palm leaf fan and a receipe for making jccHcrman Epterprise f Subscribe forTiiUmun h I I tiiaS toJo1inryot S srospec tiitf i tir A DEADLY PARALLEL Showing the Vast Superiority of the McKinley Law Over the Wilson Law AS A IIEVEXUB PRODUCING MEASURE President XlcKlnley Will Ak Authority to Appoint a Currency Commission THE AIHI EllS IMPROVED IltOSlECTS Wasliington D C July 19 Now that we are about to bid adieu to the Wilson laws it may not he uninteresting to point outspnla of its failures since it is impossible to say anything good in taking leave of a measure which has brought such distress to tile country and the Treasury The deficit of 125 000000 which it has made up to the time of McKinlcys inaugura tion has been reduced by the enormous importations of the past three months which were made in order to escape duties under the new tariff law Notwith standing the increase in receipts by reason of this flood of importation since the inauguration of President McKinley the customs internal revenue and total receipts under this law have been much less than in corresponding months of the history of the McKinley This is especially interesting and im portant because of the statements made from time to time by the Democrats to the effect that the Wilson law was more successful as a revenue producer titan the Mc Kinley law The absolute falsity of this statement is shown by the official figures covering the receipts ot the Wilson law from the begin ning of its operations dawn to the present time and comparing those with the receipts under the Mc Kinley law in the corresponding months of its existence The Wil son law has now been in operation 34 months In those 34 inpnths the custom receipts aggregated 467465248 while in the first 34 months of the McKinley lawthe customs receipts were 584452 414 The internal revenue receipts under the Wilson law in its first 34 months were 382722453 and in the first 34 months of the Mc Kinley law were 433772458 The total receipts under the Wilson law in its first 34 months ending Juno 30 1897 amount to 904200652 while the McKinley law in its first 34 months produced 1041048677 a balance ef more than 137000000 in favor of the McKinley lawP- ROGRESS OF TilE TARIFF Progress in the consideration of the tariff bill by the conference committee has been rapid and gratifying in its character A large proportion of the amendments made by the Senate have been dis cussed and easily agreed uponand only a few knotty problems still remain and with every prospect of these being disposed of very soon Wool sugar lumber cotton ties and a few of the less important subjects proved the most difficult in the attempt to bring about a final agreement between the two branches of Congress and in all there was a disposition to give thoughtful consideration to jlid best interests of the people and to meet the popular demand as it became apparent that the final result would be such as to meet the popular approval One questionhow ever the conferees have been compelled to keep constantly in mind and that relates to effect of their acjion upon the chances of final passage ot the bill in the Senate The fact that the Republicans do not and cannot control that body still makes it absolutely necessary that they move with time greatest caution and exercise a vast amount of diplomacy in their final shaping of the bill in order to absolutely assure its final passage in that body HOSTILE TO TRUSTS The work upon the tariff bill in conference has been as unsatisfac tory to the trusts as was that of the House and Senate Every stepin the framing pf this bill has a dctcrminatjonon the part of those in charge of it to avoid the mistakes which the Democrats made in the framing of their tariff bill and by which that party gave to the trusts and especially the sugar trust such enormous advant ages Of course the Democrats have tried to make it appear that the Republicans were laying them selves liable to as grave charges as were successfully made against their own party and tariff bill but have lailed in that attempt and there is good reason to assert that the new bill when it gets upon the statute books will be less satisfac tory to the trusts than any Incas ure enacted in many years Till CURRENCY COMMISSION It is still understood that ames sage will be sent to Congress as soon as the tariff bill is out of the way asking that the President be given authority to appoint n commission to consider the currency question and frame u measure for 3 general currency law The de lay in sending in this message has been due to the fear that this act currencydiscussiomi upon the tariff bill but there is reason to believe that the message will be forthcoming as soon as the tariff bill is disposed of Whether it will be possible to pass a measure of this character through the Senate without very great delay is- o course uncertain but if Repub lican votes can pass it it will be conic u law promptly It is felt that a commision selected from the best students of finance in the country will be able to frame d FM50fS CURE FOR r BCUgLa3k flllliinBi iw UseinCONf U MPT ION parts 61 We country 1- I i i 41M4M1 I41 1t4I 1tIWNM 1 STM BERNARD COAL COMPANY L iINCORPORATED IjS bit Irrh i B1 f H rlC1 O 11Qes iiI I A t iIA M CARR jLLjjManngcr 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer ilouso llronchvay Pndiicah ifI 2Sik JKentllck I Memphis Tenhl ri I A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville md iv1101 sale Ageimtt JOHN T HESSER Mauser Building St Lo sJVfp j V3tBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill 5 8I V S jFor2 Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables 4 used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE p i MARKET r E3RUSHRfl COKR fOR BA8K BURNERS RNfl fUR +JWES jiIiASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Ii isii 5 5 5 much more satisfactory currency measure than would probably be prepared by any general committee of Congress which could not of course be made up of men who have made a lifelong study of this complex and difficult subject TIlE FARMERS OUTLOOK The statements of the fiscal year just ended show that the agricultural clement of the country has enjoyed a greatly improved condition during the past while other statements received Here arc equally gratifying as to tHe pros pects for the coming year The exportations of brcadstuffs during the year ending June 30J897 amounted to 189838828 in value against 136846845 in the fiscal year ending June 30 1896 and 110967758 in the fiscal year ending June 30 1895 This is an In crease of 53000000 in the pockets of the farmers for the yearjust ended for breadstuffs alone as compared with the preceding year and an increase of 79000000 compared with the year 1895 TIme exportations of cattle for the fiscal year amounted to about 2000000 more than in the pre ceeding year fresh beef increased about 4000 ooohams 3000060 Observe the Golden Rule Ashland News We are glad to note that an am icable settlement is likely t be made regarding the wages paid operatorsIw on all railroads and in all mines would keep their heads cool and level and decide mutually to agree at all events both parties looking ever to the spirit of the Golden Rule there would be more harmony and less idleness and misery in this country Operators should show that spirit ot liberality which will gain the confidence of employees rather than arouse their distrust and employes should not seek to kill the goose that lays the golden egg by seeking to bankrupt their employers We hope time will develop more ansi mote forcibly tlii lesson ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Henderson Girl Shoots Herself In View of the Young rirjn She Loved Henderson Ky J mily 18Miss Lizzie Gisli of thiscltyagedclghtc- el1shoJ herself this evening with a thirtyrci titcaliber 1 ypJvcr the hall eiuterng time right lung She will pVobably JC She claims Gen Dlondon had jilted lief and shot liericIIon tJtri railroad cross ing ih jKitqrIjer djpiejr Qvcr Who was iilliisjost oh an LNen- gine Not long since Miss Gish tpok p l time attempt was imicc9ssjiil Ups and Downs Louisville Posi I Silver isxjrtwii wheat liP Silo ver is iown caUJe up Silver is down cotton up In lact the only great product that has j declined with silver is that of Iwindaiim- ruing silver oratory Qold and Generals Loiikvile Post Golden wheat and tobacco aro protesting against thu fresilver craze and Generals Confidence flnd Prosperity vill see to ittiiat this Protest is heeded thiit1reyed 1opocrat deltlandingJolhitil farmer aJl dollars il 1 rhrsStctrMaiUr uro1oed Eiti3ens All eoiiimunicJiion am uiiitci ot news per laming in his column should he illp icl to Gao ALIXAXDII Kailmetnn Kr ZION A M B CHURCH Services etery Sunday rnornlnx at II oclock sail evening al 7 oclock Sunday school at flijo H m G II Walker pallor XT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at ii a m and 7 p01 Sun day school al 930 a m W W Poster pastor Mrs Annie Pritcbett is on the sick list Miss Lizzie Roadman was sick last week Prof Cabell was in tint city Monday Rev O U Walker preached At Sebreo Sunday Will Hinds visilwl friends at Sebree SundayMr Uishop wml 10 Dawson Sunday Kev D D Orndoff wu in tho city Monday Rev 11 II Carter was with friends hern Monday Mis Macy Earl of Princeton dpd is visiting tier mother here Will Prenlico and Haywood Itradley were in Madisouyilte Monday Mrs Givens of Providence visited friends hero last week iMiss Kale floss of Providence it visit Merriwcather The liaptist convention will ba bold in Madisonville beginning today Mrs Carry Alexander and Miss Ella Hawkins visited in Madisonville Monday MORTONS GAP Prof G W Lane is wanted to teach The Sunday school picnic was a success The big meeting will slant tho first of AugustWe learn that Charles demons little daughter is much better There will bn a pndnictt Nortonville Saturday July 31 Rev T H Mcrriweaiher will preach at White Plains next Sunday Alex Milcherson of Madisonville was in our town on business last week The quarterly meeting held by Roy f W Selectman P E was a success Rev H H Gordon filled bis appointment at the Baptist church last Sunday Quito a crowd of good people from Earl inglon were here Sunday attending the quarterly meeting Rev J W Sharher of 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have been or a grade pa high la lit thai no mtiiufuclurer cf tbeio TerrKlaje itoppen could lapnljr more that a imall proportion from Mi output tint 9OuLI vial werlo turn packed Inlaid of Rqonllty ntitiurpauedlnbnutyand perfection af by tboHUccd the mod flldlou dealeri injewnlsand iirunamnentpofjoti iIaytmigsctttirtnlntgmistamdar- tant unvereonqeuittngto ary rrorD tll rroprietors nisoeted to the moon Iboo makmng their eommodJlr ntren hundred tbeuiaml d Ilar In rested within nvo yean Innenpa 1 adnf11I Imj InforrnKl every Amrrlrancl Izcn I tim urenlor and Rinse Tbulemirinagitnugtuttut and pftnatakInjGbrver of the changed condition that 5 re burloguponthat there I II present Inlillen demand lor a lower price for every crtlclo tlut thetwitvra1ing and pocking or unnecessary protection aaalnU deterioration that ml ht re mill In VOII bUll ne ill be csu a liurehaetntended to tie vonumned III a ezIenjclethat tretlOiten roe eziouro that vt1b5 as Stat barn ruz nzmecte4 mnamuch a tinder J1IICkctroroycr c 1 Acting uron their IUtmggeiuiamts Sind Dot lfi r partlC1llarlTlb unimpaired prosperity cf crtvl ncwipjiiirn now fold a cent tnitnd or tine old rate of Are lime that amount aut the general tendency In all direction toward tow rates and increased gain the coTnan7 have entered Upon tie ezrinunt of putting up Rupan Tlbulealn Vaateboami rarkago111mga proJrlel4r menlklnoYIVK 055Thten tabutci or dOl for oziehatu cent cant whichti4weiespermmiicntaltyfor the tzneDl of inlet Ii may tlealre Item IIshoud hi differemme1dMiinii urns yet to be had ot au aitisouh is II probable tlt almol any 1kU1t rlth1I1 obtain IIR ply wIleD r =by a oultornor Se do so t bun tn anr cal a alDIII- I IIII ontIning ten tahtg MIIC Il1d to ad Ira 111111 tllii5orwJ4 taIAe JI 1oaI coVWIII1pruC6I1tIewYorlr Ijtittt Ito nntinto lro lroduced to tSr amounts poddmu uppimet as a- I riewtirtwImIa1IuwIheusI II a rurprtjMVJrt Idosen Cutup toreoccnlCo LorIA- Hi 1trr lILL s IiiuiY Jji W i rffiJ BSnpfthy l o + r zipii 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T01LET AKTI 7 CLES PAINTS AND OJLS V ICAREFULLYp Wanted In Idea Whllen Ih Prlee t your 11its j thty I tony hrtndWtite JOHK ynu winimi liot allrWatbmtlOurIo for latejI Alum e ithclr lisa into CclOmiotkotjau4 iuveuluui WAnid j0BWbRY Estfeiurmshed Will hX YJo r 7s rL a l Select DeJe2ntes to S f rairJ wEIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 22 1897 SUPPLEMENT NO 29 R hinj THE CEORCIA COLD FIELDS History of Operations in the Past and What Is Being Done There Now The Old Way of Mining Contrasted with the NewWhat the Kentucky Mining Company of Earllngton Doing i The Appalachian system of mountains extends from the west ern border of Maine to Alabama running nearly parallel with the eastern coast of the United States and subdivided by the rivers crossing at intervals flowing into the Atlantic ocean In New Hamp shire art the White Mountains of which Mt Washington the high est peak IS 6288 feet above the sea level Of the Green Moun ta JS in Vermont Mt Mansfield is 4430 icet high In New York Mt Marcyof the Adirondacks reaches the height of 5467 feet The Kit tatinnynn New Jersey IS cut off from the Alleghanics of Pennsyl vania at the Water Gap lyinginthe Blue Ridge and that in North Carolina Tennessee and Georgia the Great Smoky mountains Black Dome in North Carolina is 6707 feet high Ever since the first settlement of the country gold has been found in the mountain region of Virginia North Carolina Georgia and Alabama The geological for mation consists mostly of sand stone shales and limestones of the Silurian Devonian and Carboniferous periods Above the water line the gold is found in veins of rotten or decomposed quartz varying in extent and below that exist large quantities of sulphurets from which the precious metal can only be ex tracted profitably by modern scien tific processes The United States government established mint at Dihlonega Georgia early in the thirties II and between 1837 and 1861 there was coined there over 26 000000 in gold obtained by crude methods from the neighboring states and vicinity The ore was dug from the surface or quarried from the slopes of the ravines but no bonafide mining was attempted and when the depth of excavations rendered the hoisting by hand labor inconvenient and expensive the hole would be abandonedand a other working commenced The land was laid off in fortyacre tracts andowned in fee simple by holders qnder government title and some of these proprietors in a desultory and wasteful manner indulged in panning out the free gold mixed through the soil by the disintegra tion of the quartz In sonic few organized crush the ore and extract Ire free gold but no systematic and econ omical process was adopted and adhered to and after the discovery of gold in California the mint Op erations at Dahlonega were discon tinued and the building and ises donated to the State of Georgia Within the last few the low grade ores of Colora do Dakota Nevada and California have been profitably treated by the newly discovered chlorination pro cess apd interest has been revived in the Appalachian region Capi talists are buying tracts of land in North Carolina Georgia and Ala bama and putting up mills The ores from open cuts and upper if levels yield more free milling- gold than those from undgground- workings below water flee The pulp formed by the stamp machihes usually has a brownish red color when working the surface ores and is bluishgray when the refractory sulphurets are being crushed These latter are now treated by the chlorination process that is roasted and exposed to chlorine gas and the chloride of gold formed dissolved out in water and precipi toed This plan requires techni cal knowledge and care but the plant is not expensive and the cost of treatment not high while the percentage of gold extracted is large The sulphurets are generally concentrated before subjecting them to this new process In Cat ifornia Nevada Dakota and Colo ratio the cost of the treatment of the concentrated stitp1lurets is from 8 to Sio ton but inTthe south ofemr- J D FrnHTI labor fuel and chemicals it is less than 5 per ton The ore of the Homestake mines in Dakota runs about S4 per ton The first mine to treat the sulphuret ores was the Hale in South Carolina They had tried to run it in the old time way to extract the free gold only and found it didnt pay therefore it was abandoned and lay idle for years being considered worthless When the cheap methods were introduced by tearing out the old worthless machinery and putting in concentrators to save sulphurets and furnaces to heat them their twenty stamp mill was increased to sixty and the plant now pays assayIand concentrates only 30 per ton In the ore found in the vicinity of Dahlonega Georgia concentrates run from S50 tp 1100 perI too Many plants that had been started and abandoned throughout the region during the past are now being reno vated under expert superintendence and the results shown are encouraging In the future as inI the past numerous wildcat comI will be gotten up for stockC jobbing purposes There is no doubt but the district known as the southern gold belt is as rich in the quantity of metalbearing ore as the lamed Rand region in South Africa Already English specu lators are securing options on large tracts of land and to form a gigantic enterprise and float millions of dollars worth oft stock on the London market Iftfairly capitalized and squarely conducted by competent managers the venturqmight be a paying one but the usual fate of investors in such schemes is to put in more than theyI ever take out because careful economical and honest methods lire not pursued to reduce the cost ot production to a minimum Meanwhile intelligent and successful mining men have made moderate investments in lands in Northern Georgia and North Carolina and arc producing gold as they dig coal on pure business principles by keeping down expenses Among those interested are St Louis and Milwaukee capitalists Another syndicate is headed byi Gen Russell A Alger John FIBetz of Philadelphia has a stamp mill running on his tract at Auraria about seven miles from Dahlonega The biggest scheme on foot is that of the British North Georgia whichl controls 85000 acres and is ized in London with 5000000 capital There arc sixtetn com panies altogether in upper Georgia and when all the contemplated plants are established itIS expected that a smelter and extensive chlorination plant will be erected at some central point to take theI output of the surrounding mines This idea was suggested by Thomas A Edison who would be interested In the business Quite a large exhibit of Georgia gold ores is made at the Nashville Centennial Expo- S tion In the c jll c ion are samples from the Singleton Tahloneka and Preacher mines of the Ken tucky Gold Mining company as saying from 1500 to 1537 per ton Call for the Republican State Convention The Republicans of Kentucky are requestedto meet in delegate convention in the city of Louisville on Tuesday August 101897 to place in nomination a candidate for Clerk of Apeals and to transact such other business as may properly come before th conventionThe representation will be one delegate for every 200 vote cast for William McKinley the Republican candidate for President in 1896 and one vote for each fraction over zoo votes cast Upon this basis the convention will be composed of 1000 dele gates distributed among the 119 counties of the state The delegates from the several congressionaldistricts will convene at the place yet to be designated in the city of Louisville at 10 oclock a m on convention day for the purpose of choosing vice presidents of the conventions and members oi the various committees The convention will be called to order at a oclock p m for its temporary organization and for the turther transaction of its busi ness Delegates are required to I be selgcted in the several counties executive committee may desig nateafter giving proper and ample notice to the call RepublicanState meeting held in the city of Frank fort on the 29th day of April 1897 CM BARNETT Chmn- K J HAMPTON Secy DOWN IN TILE MINES There was no strike in Sturgis as has been reported Secretary Sampson Platt formerly of the Woodstock Coal Co has been dangerously ill the past weekISince the demand for coal has increased Robertson 8 Son have again started up work at their mine Secretary Barley and his able assistant Mr Overall were in Earllugton this week talking coal business Two of the busy men lat week were weigner Fegan and Phillips but they are well qualified to Dandle a rushing UUbi ness For the last week or two there has been necessity Jar u miner to lie idle and law men here reluge to work wneu itit opportunity presents iliell- Kicbatd Salmon ot the Crabtree mine was over tact week and ot cuutbe was leeiing goon user the big coal marts his company has Deen called upon to till Tbe Kansas Texas Mining Company and inn 1rauie uieek Miniug Company ol Hunuugduu Ark nave started up on lull time with a large torce ot men- The wages ot the West Virginia miners been increased S3 that tney amount 13 Ceol mow on me tou lbau till Uniu and Pennsylvania miners ask tot Lieu browu and buy pUiuly snowed last Saturday wbat wages can be made even loading coal in tue lame as snout six dullars was put to ineir credit lor tbat days work Mr Sam Newbuld who represents the St Bernard Coal Co at Louisville made I Duimess trip acre tuts wens He reports me coaUUada the past Week at Louuville bruit So Jar the agitator bas steered clear of Earlingion the miner bere has no grievance and is well satisfied with the payment Of standard wages which is always paid at this place The Keinecke Monarch Hecla and all other companies felt the etfect uf the strike last week by an increased demand for coal and a better price and their miners worked with a vim to supply the demand The two South Diamond mines at Mor Gap showed a great capacity for load ug and shipping coal last week and Superintendent Harris knows how to handle the boys when be wants to make a tine showing Manager Ben W Robinscn of the Bird Eytf Jellico Coal Co made relatives D J friends a visit here the past week The miners in that region seem to believe i taking a whole summer recreation and so the mines are idle N rbe miners of Barnesley through the intercession of the directors of the Cooperative Coal Co succeeded in having their wages restored to the price now paid by the companies who believe in and do pay standard wages With the facts staring them in the face that free silver and tree coal would crush the miner how strange it is tbat some of them can be found willing to speak for and uphold y cause that would ruin the coal industry of the country President Reinecke of the Reinecke Coal Company who also operates a mine near Uellville III was able last week to keep bis miners at work In face Jof the fact that great outward pressure was being brought to bear on his men We believe that If the striking miners gaitsthetaewould be a belter chance for their success iis advice or intercession will prove only causesconsumers no doubt now see what a great benefit a small advance in the price of coal would be to the miners lhe present conditions show conclusively isntl1ctlow many Although the ooke business with the St Bernard Coal Company is not now wbat they desire yet we are informed that it is more than double wbat it was at this season last year which is an indication of the re turn of prosperity Thirtythree cars of coke was a nice shipment for them to make last week Tbe miners of Illinois feel sore about an expression made usa of by Governor Tan ner that under iio consideration would be allow rioting it the State onside could prevent it but we see no need of censuring the governor for favoring a peacable sole floe of controversy Last tell the PfPo rats of Kansas odem t1Uf11t1ITorinocn a great plea for the coal miners and other laborers of that state but as will be seen from the following quotation that whet the reins of government were placed in their band the welfare of the miner was lost sight ofr In a special message last winter Governor Leedy asked the legislature to enact a law which would in repealing the the Republican policy permit the pens tentiary board to go into the open market and compete with free coal miners in the sale of their product Tbe legislature repealed the Republican law and passed the act desired by Leedy and Warden Landis is working the convicts and the sea I mines of the penitentiary for long hours and for all that there is in it Tbe idea i- to make a good showing of earnings on the balance sheet and to make political capital for himself But at whoseexpecne Every body knows that It will be at the expense of free labor and to the detriment of hon est coal miners who have committed no crime Tbe Republican party was pledged to minIS no more coal than was necessary for consumption bystate insti tutions gvery coal miner in the state is being wronged in the interest of the po litical aspirations of Landis Leedy 8 Co tint these coal miners have memories as well as votes and ong of the reasons why they voted for Leedy last fall was the promise of bis platform which resolved among other things that We demand las tbat will prevent the product of conS vict labor from coming into competition with the products of free labor and thereby reducing its rewards Eagle Reasons Why Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy- is Best i Because it affords almost instant re lief in case of pain in the stomach colic and cholera morbus- I Because It is the only remedy that never fails in the most severe cases of dys entery and diarrhoea 3 Because it is the only remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea 4 Because it is the only remedy that will prevent bilious colic 4 Because it is the only remedy thc will cure epidemical dysentery 6 Because it istbe only remedy that can always ba depended upon in cases of chol era infantum 7 Because it is the most prompt and most reliable medicine In use for bowel complaints 8 Because it produces no bad results 9 Because it is pleasant and safe to take 10 Because it bas saved the lives ot more people than any other medicine in the world Tbe 25 and Sac sizes for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Rob inson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Letter List List of unclaimed letters in the Postoffice at Earlington lone 30th 1897 August Boyd Anna Blake Arney Berry Joseph Baker Frank Bailey Monroe Bailey Lee Childress Lula Couch jack Dehamine John Dean Myrtle Eaves Hyson Edmonds Hattie Fowler Cora Foot Betsey Graham T E Hibbs JobaHandcock John Hurst Mary Lerb T I Glbonj Dick McLearanr Henry McNary Maria Massle Wm Offutt A J Pelfer Margie Podson John Rose Mercie Shelton G R Stiller Essie Townsend E C Thompson Sarah Vinson Mrs Fannie Alice White Tom Woodson Jessie WInn George Witty Rev I E Warren M E Wheeldon Lydia Wadkins Miss Mamie Witt Excursionists Who Visit Old 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