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vSc SON lASIIIONAniH JoI MElGItMT TAItORS1 AND 1 IJjfOlirKttQF CLOTHS AM SUITIMS S 351 Uppr Firsil Strwl KVANSVILLIS INDIANA 1 s IMliirnmlly ctliiClS thin puronagit of hit lIt UJClJIIII frIends tv A NIillKT Irllinl o w WADUIII Csluirs- I 3CpI1r 13 A ottrttuN V- Crf MAbIgoufllE Ky Capital Stock 50000 lrinrict a KPunral banking biitincsx iml Inviliw Ifin accnunK nf Hut fiilnin ol hopkins nIl mljoinini countliH llis the linast and boll Knsnn vault in ii i tcilnn of Kentucky ac f olltpOllflt rescriptions prppeily it lakes shine It requires 4 xporhinro and a cnlOplclo knowledge of Uriigs If riqulros the drugfilst- Id have 1 hrj Moiiunt of drug fresh ilrttKS lie must Rive the beat poviilila work and for compensation liD must bo rcssnntl I WITH T1IE AUOVE TACTS REMIiM lUlm WIJUK CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE IIRYAN IIOPPHR Manager ST JAMES HOTEL urtST LOUIS t lIon nATES 200 PER DAY Room and Breakfast 100 EOllpPGAN PLAN 100 Per Bay- YEMmis 6tMi Meats find Sendee When you Visit St Louis stop nt 4JAMES HOTEL Modinv aad Wafcof StrutCart Blfttt to HoM URKIS11 L3ATHSOpcn ull Night tWir Atle tlJDlltoh =t JbrIRB r j5IMMt co PM6ACI =eI O for their IJUI rlce 4ai aew Het i 1 oua tbououid InyeaOoM TMiua 0 fl I- ltI k rll t F 1 i bf f1It iIi 1 I t ihtfEiGil t PANIC AT PADTJCM Darning of tho Oaelno Bummer Thoator Building FKtr Ierions rnlnfnllr Horned anda lien dred Neatly Triinipled to IloatJi Three or Four Dlilldren Reported ttUiliiff PADUOAH Ky July 31The Casino summer theater building at Raraonla park was burned Friday night at ten oclock A performance was being given and there wuru about 000 puoplo present when tho firs broke out cnusod by fireworks display on the stage Tho audience was panlcxtrlckcn Over 200 persons wore Injured by being burned and many woro tramplud almost to death Several of tho actors weiv pain fully burned Tlio building was covered with tam paper Slid was in a Pins of Jlmm in a minute At midnight was ivportoil Unit three fir four children had poi Irtheil In the flames Women situ children emerged from the burning building with their cloth linn nblnxi All thu doutom In tho city were requIred to look after tillS In jurcd Col Itouben Ituwlaiill anti lili wife wero seriously injured In the HtumpetlcVUIIITAIILK rillE TIUF The Casino theater building was a mammoth framo structure and the roof being of turboard paper the flames devoured it In a low minutes The burned building wus locatcdabout three miles from tho city and was a great resort for women and children on hot summer evenings Tho audi ence last night numbered 000 persons and was composed principally of wom en and children Tlio Bonnie theatrical company was producing In tho Streets of Now York In the third act when the street fled scone was being produced by the use of excelsior wappod about wires a lamp exploded and Instantly tho lame spread to tho roof of tho building The curtain was at this juncture raised anti when tho audience saw tho mass of flames apanic followed and mon yom en and children ran over each other About fifty persons wcro painfully burned and at least 103 others injured by being trampled upon There were many women and chil dren rescued from the burning build lag by bravo men who themselves were burned in the undertaking At tho front land aide entrances men women and children were piled upon each other several feet In depth Those who were not Injured fled In every di rection to their homes not taking street cars which wore In waiting to bring the patrons of the show back to The doctors were kept bjny Los several hours looking after the needs of the Injured MANY INJUnKD The report that three persons had perished in the flames could not be verified at a late hour Many had their limbs apralnod and broken In the stain pedo which followed tho breaking out of tbo conflagration Manager Dourne of the theatrical company and his wife wero seriously burned In making tholr escape Two now pianos und coitly wardrobes of several of tho actors wero burned with tho building Tho list of those most seriously burned as near as could be ascer tamed Is M follows Manager Bourne and wife Col R Rowland and wife Miss Cora Clark Mrs lIraut1cla C Rose and vlfo AtO EInsteIn Irod Hummel two children Miss Orlgsby Fred Schroeder Harry ICellor John Uyng and Uocrgo C Wallaces three childrenMrs was burned aa was also her children whom she rescued from tho building aa tho root wns collapsing Mrs Gregory and her daughter of Yazoo Miss were painfully bur et Harry Gilbert Hall Waters and Miss Blotch sustained painful injuries by being trampled Upon There were scores of Others Injured In this manner but It U impossible to secure their names as yet AUSTRALIAN GOLD A Considerable Amount to be Bhlpprd to the United State NEW YOUK July 3tA special ca blegraih from London to tho Evening Post says Arrangements havo been made to ship direct to tho United goldfromknown nod coming at a moment when gold movements from Now York art looked for will create much interest Idleness an4 Iturdihlp for Tirrntjrv Hundred Operative LAvrncxcK Mast July 27 The agents of the Atlantic and Everett tot ton mills respectively have announced that operations will bo suspended at their mills during the month Qf Ail gust Iloth mills will close at tho end of the week No reason was given by the agents for the shutdown About 3800 operatives will bo affected Xomohlngt Denounced the Atlanta CI rIlYIATLANTA Ua July J7fho recent outbreak of lynchlngn In this state hun- aroused tho ministers of this city Rev oral preached sermons ugalnSt lyncli lugs Sunday and at tholr cr meet ings yesterday appointed comtafttbes to draw up suitable resolutions expressing thovlewrt of the ministry of tho city in denunciation of lynching A IfuBdiome llequetl- OsiiKOBiiJlVls July 37Tho will ot Robert McMillan the lumber king be qncaths 815000 to Lawrence lver i1ty t Appleton Tlie New Tariff Law Which bas jnsl been signed by the Presi dent may be appropriately considered an Industrial Declaration of Independence An official lcxtpt the law has just been published by the American Protective Tariff League and should be carefully examined by every citizen Protectionists ougtt to have a few copies of Ihls Uw fo distribution Five will bo sent to any address Jor ten cents Ak fforDocu meat No 30 and MrW F Wakeman Gehl Sec1 135 West 23d Street New York FIFTYFIFTH CONQRE8 In the senate on tbs tint the formal resl Jag ot tho tariff conference report was concluded Tho debate was spiritless In the mats Tho reciprocity amendment sad the abandon meat of tho tamp tax oa bonds and stocks do volopcd mud criticismIn the house S Joint resolution was poasod requesting the president to matm such InostIgat1oni l1li wm elicit aU the filets In reference to tho rostrtctlon put up on tho sale of American tobacco tn forctjo countries under what U known at the Ilcale or government contract aado enter ate ne gotiations ntthcovcrnmenuot thono countries with II view 01 obtatnlna a modification of those restrictions In tho senate on the CM consideration of tho tariff conference report was continued Mcsjirs Chllton of Tea and Jones of Arkan sits made formal speeches against tho approval of the report Thomas U Turloy of Tcnnos BOO was sworn in u the successor ef the late Senator IlirdsIn tho houso a bill was passed to aulhorlxo the preildont to suspend In part or In whole the discriminating duties Imposed on till vessels of foreign countries which impose similar duties on our vessel IN tho sOnata on tho 23d after aa exciting anti ilramatlo debate an unanimous agreement was ranched to tnko the final votS on tho eon fcrcnco report on the tarlO bill on the 24th at t Po inin tho house recess was taken until flro and afterwards until eight ocfock In an ticipation of action by the senate on the tariff conference report but as the senate adjourned without action when tho house met at eight oclock that body also adjourned until tho Mth at noon No Important business was trans acted IN the senate on the 81th the conference re port oa the tarllJ bill was reported 10 to so signed by tho Tlccprtuldcnt ant sent to the houvj A was received from the pros ident recommending the appointment of a cur rency commission In tile bolos the men wmo from tho president recommending the liP potntinent of a currency eommlutou was reo calved sad a bill for that purpose was paued Tho tariff bill with the signatures of the pro siding officers ot the two houses was sent to the president At alan oclock Po m the special session of the PUtyflfih congro adjourned sine die THE YUKON GOLD U Is Not as Valuable as the California Metal lint It Will Do SAN FRANCISCO July 83 Assistant Weigher Waundcrhill of the Sclby Smelting Co states that the gold from tho Yukon Is not of no muck value as that produced in California In speak ing of this matter he said Wo have found the minors from the Yukon a- very nice class of people to dealwith and they have not been deceived in the value of the gold they have brought back with them It U a fact that tho Yukon gold 1s not M valuable aa that produced In this state Wo have found that there are from 60 to 100 points more base metal In tho northern product These base metals arc Iron lend and a few others and there Iaa largo quantity of silver also We look principally for the gold and sliver U Is tho iron that gives the Yukon gold Ita fine rich color Of course these other metals do crease the value a little Tho nuggets Irons the Yukon are worth 117 and 818 per ounce And the finer gold dust U worth from 610 to 817 per ounce With the California gold the value la about one dollar an ounce more that U BUll gala run from VIS to StO and gold dust never leu tlita l per ounce Our assayers have found several oth er mctaathaa those I kayo mentioned but BO attcntloa V paid to them astho otherjoae caetlii AojkOt uJntiiok b s- Ugsre1agoReaI vatao WORDS OF CAUTION to Intending Emigrants to the Yukon Country OTTAWA Oat July i4h1On Clifford Sifton minister of the interior has is sued a statement to the press to the effect that the Kovernmont will not be responsible for getting provis ions into tho Yukon during tho approaching winter lie U afraid tho rush thero way lead people to go In without taking tho necessary provi sions with them and has therefore thought It welt to remind all who con template such a movement that tho food to bo hind there Is very limited Tho government however la propar lug to make some shelters for parties going In and out of tho country INTO THE DITCH Accident to the Frisco Interurban Train No r Carthage Ho KANSAS CifrMo July 23A special to the Star from Carthage Mo says The Frisco intorurban passenger train for iloplin went Into tho ditch four miles west of Carthage The en gine tender and one pas Boutfer coach rolled down a 18foot embankment Tho engineer and fireman Jumped and the Inttor es caped uninjured but Engineer Al Drldgewell had his arm broken wftsotherwlso seriously hurt Several passengers were slightly injured No names are give THE NEGRO IS DEAD Tbl Manner of Ills Death U However Not 86 Certain NAtIIV LETen July ZtA spe cial from Florence Ala to the llanncr says A roport from Rlvorton says that the negro caught Wednesday started for Tusaitmbla guarded by nn armed party Near Cherokee ho was mot by ft mob and hanged Another report which is not crcdltcrt sayVho Wits tied to n stake rind burned to death Ho has certainly boon pun Ishcd for his crime Ills IdentltVwns thorojighly established ly his victim- Mrs Vaughn Mr Vuughns conill tlon Is seriOtls Hebrew r ddler Shot and llablMxtJ tioilver by threo men A posse purged tRllIl captured the trio and then lodjfod- thoan In Jail nt lloone This robbprs Iflvo their names asSaubders Pay uud- Chi Ills Tho wounded man may dio OhlhlrTt JULake stty ISALT LAKe Utah July 2i1en thousand school children laid flora offerings at tho base oHM lirihiflc Young monument anti then marched In the monster parade of the sclbo children OO It will go j Right to the spot j Ayers Hair Vigor will R9 right to that bald spot and begin to bring the hair back J It Makes i Hair Grow a sL J j Are yOu bfcriber tof fYou should be Y s + c h S toCONGIIESS nosUJnOor th deExtrayo OUled br Mr Mcklnlc to lass TarUt bl1 exCurnd for Debt LiquidMiono WASHINGTON July 2uTho oxtra thordinaryJust closed was called by President McKlnloy two days after he took tho el oath of olHco on tho steps of tho capl tol It mot In pursuance to his proc th lamation at noon March iL The spoinclal transmitted by ofothbrief It explained the deficiencies In al- tho revenue reviewed tho bond issues tr of the last administration and uigotthcongress promptly to correct cxUtlng condition by passing n tariff bill that would supply amplu revenues fur tho Hupport of the government Inurcl the llqiililutlon of the public debt No other KubjcCt of legislation was mert tioued In tho messago and tlib turilT bill liai been tho allabsorbing feature fit of tho scsislon- Tho republican members of tho ways L and means commlttcu of tho preceding Jt houso hal boon at work througlKnIi tho Hhort Hcsslon which and I bill a 6whichsession Three days after tile mission opened the tariff bill was reported tobl the house by tho ways and means com mlttco and 13 days later March 31 f1697 it had passed tho houso It went to thd cunato wwi roferhJtt r to tho committee on finance naJ tho j republican members of that committee IconsideratIon scthemouths later July 7 It passed the ion itThetgJulyreached by which tho aenato rcccdedi from 111 amendments and u4e I from 611 The others 343 in number TTheby tho house on July 10 At the cbuclu slon of U hours continuous debate The report was taken up In thisjBenato Thetariffthosawodayf thentirelysubordinate clso to this One measure The four appropriation Alls4t which tailed on March 6lllt ln tb m fetolCInlcytocalllion even If the necessity for a oy1siz japproprlaUoncivil the agricultural the Indian And general deficiency Those bills wpre introduced and passed by the hou I the identical Io mln which ttytJexited aVtkt time of their failure O- owHe i t i recedi811 eogrebibiei wore amea e ItI somo liaportant partloulara by the sen ate and when they finally became Irirva contained more or leas now legislation of interest and Importance Thb general deficiency carried a provision accepting tho Invitation to take part in the Paris exposition in 1000 and 11 appropriated S 9000 to defray prelim In Inary expenses andappropriated 8160 It 000 for a new Immigrant station at Now York to replace the ono destroyed by lire Uy for the most Important piece A of new legislation In the bill how ever was that limiting the cost of armor plate for the three batstleships to J300 per ton In case d tho lecretary of tho navy should find I It impossible to mako contract or I armor within tho prIce f1xe1tho was authorized this provision to tako tops to establish a government armor O plate factory of eufllcient to tnako tho armor In executing this authority ho must prepare a dcscrlp lion and plans and specifications of the land buIldings and machinery suitable for the factory advertise for proposals ind report to congress at its next sea ilonNa severe itrugglo In both houses iiio questlonr of sectarian schools was allowing declaration of the policy of thin govurnmentmThat secretary contractlnear aa may tho amounts contracted for among tchools of various denominations for the education of Indian pupils during the fiscal year 1898 but shall odlyttnako such contracts at places nonsectarIan schools cannot be prop rIfled for such Indian children sn amount not exceeding 40 per cc tsof the amount no used for the year 18W The question of opening to entry the rich gllsonlto deposits In the Uncom pahgru reservation in Utah was also compromised by opening such agricul tural lands as have not boca allotted to the Uncompahgro Indians on a pledge In 1893 to entry but reserving to tho UnIttd Btntca tltlo In all lands containing glliohlto Mphalt or other Iku substances In thonundry civil Jslll the most im portantprovisions was that suspend lug the order of President Clevolaud sctthjg aside about 2lO3OOQ Ucrca oa f reservations The law also In cludes a general acbemo of legislation for tho government and protection 61 the ior reservations of tho country Tho republican leaders of tho house decided t tho opening of the session o nraqetpolloy of Inaction tn order I tothrowth for delay andstherefore the committees wero not an t- athionly nounced until the dose of the session Urgent matters were connld orCd Flrty thousand dollars were 1Io- pproprl ed iOltc relief ptvAinerican citizens In Cuba at the aollcltatlou oi the Pre Idout flaoOOOu WM approprl ated for tho relief of the MissIssippi flood sufferers a resolution was passed authorizing the secretary of tho nay Crttennlal RatesJ The L N has offered the following tales good for the ronnd trip on account of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets good ntyelaf70 tickets good fifteen da s U40Ilc1ibsKOOd for ssvon days 275 uiz Par the first Minister Plon ipotoflflary ever accredited to the United Slata from Bolivia says that the gold Yields ofhls country surpass in productive ness tbaKljndlkrfregloq which know ex E fiitlBBevptybody aad that one does not have to freeze while begets if I t r r a I 0thcIndia anti 30000 was appropriated fore entertainment and expenses of tho legates to the universal postal con in ntlon who mot in this city genoral11leflslMlVoro sh- evchcol11sIon attica and to placo in lit vigulutlons to prevent collisions hnlande bill authorizing tho president to susppnd discriminating duties on forho foTuefonurnbeand onlf executive session Duo these wi Ich attracted worldwide tian theatynd with Ur at Itrltaln After ex yuaflstivofrcat pressure ought to bear upon tho Bcnuto by re lous and commer l bodies thruu out the country Tex the Acnuto rejected i o treaty linn The Hawaiian rcuty of zpncxattonhartcjjoUatcd tIv ltehttnt hii tinuiitid upon when congress ml J6urncd In open session after Tnuclv debate e sunnto lasscd lh CuJal1IolllJr still resolution a lKiiirupt y bill In Aiding both voluntary ant Inyolun iy and tho free homes 111 nut nOne of thcxo Important Questions recclvcdconsliloratlon in the Ouso pi WITHOUT A PRECEDENT tnltod Ktntes MlnltUrt to be RecrUcd by self the Qaqen Itegent ut San HobatttHn WAsniNOTps July TThu state do artment has been informed that a ery Kraclo exception has been made the qucCh regent of Spain In Jon uting to receive Mr Taylor the 10 goring United States minister and FIr oodford tho new minister at San tJbllStlan whore she does not main ala a court In tho usual scnjo of tho loso nn The ceremony necessarily wilt Informal This arrangement toba pioughtiad fconstdorate offices of the duke of precedentI IeamtfNorwegnnIcult tho had ort Autoufo Jamaica brings advices at proceedings llvo been taken by to chgaInstemuner liermuda prominent la Cuban thlledw bIhantssteamerareglatrUo TMtloa Elicited by M ArrleaUorsl r dnietto rcalmtoitSwiwjf July 27 g AA KS51W scntttttL cTr TWpniskl t Ai jaormutlpn on tim subject of crop pros DtpllesotKlngdolarlcy is up to the average oats and lll4l 1 1 t 1 I lemnostdistrlctaof WHITE FEATHER Noted caDoadQUTUIUE OUla July 37 During n un dance of tho Ponca Indians tiatur ay night White Feather a noted hi owa Indian from Nebraska loll deada n a fit Ho waa on a visit with 60 of ils people There woro fully 1500 In llans in tho dance The Raws Osagcs tocs and Tonkawas being present at the annual religious ritedUonfouoit In London to M Murder Commit ted In Now OrloansreLONDON July TIIcnry Hamlin Evans surrendered hlnself Sunday to thbWhltcchapol police confessing that hesliotArtliurTerry 41 Canal streetkow Orleans on February L o was arraigned yesterday at thu ates police court and remandedsAmbassador Hay has facts of the confession and arraignh eat to the authorities at fou Declined One Appointment aud Got Auotlier- WABIIINQTOX July SO During tho session of congress church Howe of ebralm was appointed and conS as consul gencral at Apia SnOlIe docs not care to tako lace and has now been selected for onsul Ut Palermo Italy and Luther U v Osborno n lawyer of lllalr Nob will be named for consulgeneral at O Apia S Funeral of an Amerlcuii Woman ln Lon tIn LoSDoir July nTho funeral of C Mrs Charles ClilldurN of Pittsburgh II Pa who was Miss Snub Ward tool T place at Kcnsal Orcori cemetery Mrs h Chlldcrd died suddenly on Wednesday from tumor on tho brain The bishop Ioftnony- Csuieil t jr Rotten Tliuliert CoLUHnoH 0 Juts 27A Marietta special to thoDlapatch eayn the causo of the trestle on thu Xanesvlllo Ohio River railway giving awuy SundayC night four miles from rotten timbers TkCold and lIledoSAN FBASCISCO July 27 t ObutIn this city from a cold which ho con tracted on his vay out hero some twc or three weeks agoIOn a illgrliaageS- AiiATOQA I N Y July 2A special train of 14 cars loaded with Frond Canadian Roman Catholics pasted through hero at midnight on thn an nual pilgrimage to the shrine of fit Anno do Ikaupra In Canada No One Thought She Could Live I believe that if it had not got Dr Carlstedts heal Remedy for my dsughlcr she would not be with us loday She gpt rundown and br illness duvelppcd lltoI rheumatism and rhcOmatlc fever Every fine slid that she could not live Phto doctors gave her no relief yet by tho lime she had taken Iwo hollies of Dr Carl stedtH German Liver Powder she was ablotd sit up in bed and today anal as strong as sho ever was and we havo foil ing Id thank for it but Dr Carhtedjlla GreaUGcrman Remedy V 1 aas Talluia III i tL ii u I a Ci s fli 4 tt 1 V r TJ1EItWISIUJNNOTJOED A prehistoric fort has been discovered South Dakota Tho minors at Trenton and Ccntralia decided to quit work The largest crowd over seen In Sho one Idahd welcomed William II yan The mining situation at Pana Ills not changed tha miners arc still t Herbert St Clair Shanklin died at his me in IlopkinavllloICy of typhoid vorrlcln TaUehlto has loft New York r Vancouver whence ho will sail for t- pan The unnual encampment of tho Chris churches of Illinois will bo held is week at Eureka A P Bennett was lh1iedat Edwards le III by coming in contact with alive electric wire The Uovernora Guard of Austin won tho championship cup nt tiltS Antonio interstate drill liar II LlnCavo of Nashville Tenn accepted thu presidency of the Uni versity of Kentucky A man just from Manila says tho natives of tho Philippine islands are lighting the Spaniards Unltcil States deputy marshals in Nebraska aro making a campaign against tramps who hold up trains Spalllnd8 tat at Havana to Cabanas fortress Euoch Ingcrsoll said to be a second Cousin of the agnostic tried to kill him in Brooklyn by taking poison The Missouri Pacific is said to bo rushing coal to St Louis from tho western Missouri and Kansas fields Burglars have been matting thingsiuncomfortable for residents of ing through houses by vholcsa1cdFarmers in the strllro linqls can not got coal to run their threshing engines and are likely to part of their crops Gertrude Johnson of Pair nks Ind died from pricking a face mple with a pin bloodpoisoning su rvenlng The body of an unknown man mur dered and thrown on tho railway to hide tho crime was discovered near Dallas Tox uplororsbudlseovered Indian murderer and marauder his hiding place A minister at Palmyra Mo refused baptize Dr J W NorrIs into the urch fearing that his repontenco as too sudden to be lastIng C M Coon of Oage Oklo died from o effects of a rattlesnake bite 1 r hichiho refused to do anything say g ho was not afraid of snakes William Bradley colored and his wife wore arrested at Pawnee Okliu charged with violating the new terri torial law against miscegenation The extensive plant of tho IJadgcr Co at Kukauoaa AVla wAs Uy destroyed fire Tho loss will 1OOeotr4overaiLby4nsiint A boiler explosloa la the lumber mill Kllpp XtsersttCortel Pa killed Duff and seriously injured ten hers The mill was badly William Butler a horse doctor and 1IngltSIVayzeee Mlsslsslnenarlver three miles west Lafontalno lad The Diamond mine near Helena Mont has been sold to a Scotch syndi to for 81800000 Fifteen years ago ichard Lockey of Helena bought the mine for 00 cents Elizabeth tiiphiltar a woman with a story died at Crown Point lad ged 99 years She was undoubtedly tho oldest voman in northern Indiana Will Shut Ouwu fur Nit Vek4 iiDOEFono Mo July 27Time Now s ork cotton mills in Saco will shut own Saturday for flyo weeks tho reason assigned being tho necessity of ducing tho output The mills employ 1600 operatives Ilnroneu Illktia Wmit a DlToroe CIIICAQO July 7liaroness lllano nown in private lifo as Mrs Elizabeth Waters baa filed a bill for divorce om Leeds Vaughan Waters to whom he was married June 19 1803 Tho Baroness states In her petition that er husband was oxtrcmely cruel due tug their month of Ufo together THE MARKETS Navy VoitK July 11 I9n OATTLHNaUTeSloers I 4 00 tI 4 5COTTON Mlddllnr Ut41 8 FLOUKWlntir Wlie t 3 fiG 3 dOS WHUATNOS Red 3- OIINUo M It t a ty S- tAVSNo21 U tHrORlCNenMeii 16 it 0 O ST LOUIS ooTTONMiddiing 11 TJd VhS JoCottaOALVKSr hoed 7 fiG 1000 fNS1nlno iDlcct IM a OS toUUoIca 2 ti an1- LQUlt 4 10 160Clour S OS WHBATNo Ited WlnV r 1m 7h ORUNoMtZCA OATaNo K 18 No 2 0- OiJACtOLuin350 886 Lt fJurle HI e- AYdour Timothy 8 W 10M IlUTTIiftCholcoUuIrr 0 Ii fiUOrtKrcKli I POltltStaudord now I CO BACON CLcnrttb- AttUIrlrueHleain S1 4 ClIIOAUa OATTL1S Nl1l1reSIers IIl IKXJBKalr to Choice 171n a HHKEIKiilr to Clioloo 4 25 PMUIWlnter Iiltenw 4 40- Hprtu Iutent 3 W- WUKATNoSSnrlnt 410 MV 761 No S Stud new tlfl4i 7- 6OflNo tj 5 t71 OATSNO mP- OIUC 18 alwui new 7 TO U 175 ANHAS UCHV OAlYlIIIt11IHeera S M- HOOS 5 usAlMlrwdm 3 1 c a a- sVL1tA1No8It4 to J 7- OAThu 0 White o 014 COItNNo t2J- NKV tI OIUtANK- JLOUUlIIllhUro1Jo 38 4 as COHN No2 as M- oArSVcstern xl t 1- 1UyCholce IS GO p lb 1 INIIOhoLJlSVtLdL WUANoi IsO COHNNot Mixed OAlSNoXUIxed 721E JVjUNIid4lII HACONCleurltlb fOIIIC NewMe i Last summer one of our grandchildren was sick with a severe bowel trouble says Mrs E G Gregory of Frcderickstown Mo Our doctors remedies bad failed then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which gave very speedy relief For sale Joy St Bernard Drug Store Uarllnglon Uen T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Or James Charles of Richmond hut says he has completed plans for an air ship which ho says be a flier and in ha to visit the Alaskan gold fieI4sIjJshiCCeSS r c y I r R I V 4IAI7 PwNACLUD or TEN auuscRitms Totcrzc I3I3GUll Yo a FUEE TRIP 2 TOT GREAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL VoS Voyv VVA 1IV G S MAJGEN JOHN A LOGAN Tho Idol of tho American Oltlzon Boldiory The Monnmetit to 1IU Memory CaveU4 at Chicago In the Pretence of an Immense and Imposing CeremonlaC CntCAOO July S3 Yesterday the center of Interest was a little mound in tho Lako Front park Past Its base for hour after hour swept rank after ank of the men who had been tho do fenders of tlfolr country throughout hu days which aro at once the bright est nod darkest in its history rantt after rank of tho fighting men of to day and rank after rank of tho boys who arc to bo tho soldiers of the future MAJOEN JOHN A LOGAN From three oclock until six the broad expanse of Michigan avenue was wept from curb to curb by a marching host From end to end It was a glitt- erIng vision of weapons of war tossing plumes and standards and throughput ts length a vast concourse of people clcll the sidewalks filled tho win own and scaled the roofs to see as the keptfaithLogan If U UVUA Reviewing stands wero erected at fre quent intervals along the avenue all of them filled overflowing an enor tnous crowd which taxed Use poll to- httutcnost winsIn tho streets and from he AvlndbwaYaboveY out W neiy every onoof vfhlck floated the naU tiatA colors In ono shape or another v thousands of spectators who checked and applauded tho troops as they marched below twa great day n which to hold a great i in I onor of the greatest volunteer soldier tho west MOLIFIEDK The rortagnei MInister Much Flatted at the Tone of the American Nepapsrs WABIIIMOTO July 23Tho Insult offered the flag of Portugal by a patty of students In southern California on tho Fourth of July Is not expected to lead to any complications Viscount do SantoThryso the Portuguese min ister to tho United States called at the tate department yesterday and had a short talk about the matter with tho officials lie previously had brought tho Incident to tho attention or the de partmcnt which in turn lisa caused nn Inquiry to be made of tho state au thorities Tho report of the governor of California however has not yet been received as tho minister was In formed Ho expressed great satisfac tion at the tone of the American news papers adopted in referring to the af allIHOW THEY STAND Arr sr at the Vines of Ilax Sunday July 00 Following is the standing of tho league baseball clubs at tho close of play July US S Per Won Lost cent Botton 1Il TOt Cincinnati 43 25 66- 3laltimoro 4 18 I9 Now york U to 591 Cleveland 41 M tO Pittsburgh M ag 471 Philadelphia S7 43 483 Chicago OS U uLouUdlle Si 45 430 Brooklyn 57 43 m WHUInnVon 20 45 887 81 Louts U O d SHOT THE INTRUDER Dr Nutria Shot by Daniel Role At Pal myra Mo PALMYRA Mo July HLns Friday night Daniel Roso found Dr J W Norris in the bed room of his daughter Rosa met Norris on the street in front of tho post office and shot hint down with n revolver After NorrIs was down ho drew a revolver and tired two ghoU at Rose but did not hit him Norris wouud Is supposed to bo fatal A Uielen Offlce- CUIOAOO July IHA special to the Chronicle from Washington says Pres ident McKinley will ask congress at tile regular session next winter to abolish the office of the commissioner of railroads The president thinks it Is a useless office Tho place Is now held by Gun Wade Hampton Burp rawer Home and Can Darned NEW OfttBAKa July 23 The barn powerhouse and six oars of the New Orleans street railway were burned Loss estimated at 900000 Insurance aaoot Tint BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices Free Trip You can go to the Tennessee Centennial tree if you vilIan take your sister brother wife children Read TilE BEES cat offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition i I t No GripeWhen you take n toned sugarcoated iIiIs which tear you nil to pieces are tint In It with lloiwli Rosy lttuka HoodsPlllsupdrilBRlsts eO 1 Hood Si Co Lowell SUM V o only tills to take with TI i V Siutaimrlll BEST TRAINS TO Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha SI1 jBlackVIA St Louis or Chicao VESTIBULED TRillS SLEEPERS Dllilitl s CHNR GIIS Yll1 F U RUQOJ TRAV PAMR AOCNVtT LOUIS MO HOWARD ELLIOTT osHi MOR ev LOUIS MOo I L W WAKCLCY QHI PAMR AQT ST LOUIS Ma DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED OII1LJMDFEERCURIL OUAJlAITEKp TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER nd Malaria In an Forms Tasteless Weal genuine without Uuj aUorn picture 11 Mw signature or J Q Price CO conto at nil ppalfJf PREPARED ONLY IY T c M1NDIN14XLVANSVILLE Sold by Co nurlmglaa Coal Mining Company Haley EXCURSION TICKETS VIA TIlE Illinois Central R R TOTHE- TERNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE Fiir the above occasion lickeis will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and limits including a ticket on sale dally good lo return until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty clays fifteen days and seven days for full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WII MURRAY Div Ias Agt New Orleans JNO A SCOTT Dlv Pass Agt MtmiUi A II HANSON G I A Chicago W A Kellond A G 1 A Louisvilli GEORGE KING DRUGGIST t ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves animals wo will send free upon ap plication copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itcnsely interesting reading it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building KewVnk I Dont Use Drugs unless you need them anti then only pure drugs such ns aro told by re sponsible druggists Wo keep nni Iho best That is tho grea1 ilia unction to bo looked Tor when Ike 1dmo comes that you need dies else will you Gad so COM plete a stock A good limo to begin that eprieg medicine f STBENARD DRLQ STORE Ji AN I00VPnRMa viJ i 1 I i3ee R l A gnbustrg we trtt b 1 LA N TIME TABLE I Effective May 30 1897 I IOUTII V1 NOSI No at NO51 Lv Chicago ioto a m 70 pm t SnamLT 8pmCM p in ii Ii m 1 Lv llrmlenon 6pra Gao pm 343 a m 4pmLviLv Sfeblafti 307 pm LT Mailjfoqvlllc 549 p m 447 am I I 4oipmLv 7M p m 451 m Lv riorlonvllle 411 p m 51911 In J I Lv llopklrmillo 5i i p m- Ar L6 pcfl GO7 a In 4 558 p in- S LGUlhlllll1I13Im B47pm 6SI am 4 r ioiop m 840B in v lion t NO51YNauhIIII in- I LT Culhrlo 1I51alll jjiam DpmLr llofklimllle 941 a mioi8am pm Lv 1020 m n 05 a m 39 p In Lv MOCOPH Oip 1017 a m 1113 a Lr KniHtinion ioji a m 1121 1053 P m 1I06llnLvlllnOIIk Lv Slaughter 1105 mil ipm Lv See 1117 a m u 20 pm il on 1144 km H5JP m liio a m ArJaqIYIU 1110 pm 121 1111140 S lU I Ar 81 LoDli 7JJpni 720 m Ar CMc CP 817 pm 8- Notai a m and gi will at Madltonvlllo and I Sprlnffitlil to lake on and let oft sot and from ChlciRo antI polnH north of RVllnnllle I IE TIIS No make ircnlar ttopi at Gutlirle EIII Injlon llopklntvlllo ant llondertonr- nOTiniKCB ACCOMUODATIOX I pAitY ncirr uHOir- iCUjara Lv PrevMenee Ar 73Sl- m6401nLv NcboAr 635 p m 6J5 1 mLT ManllouAr 610 p m 7aII m IvMaiIlaonllleA 605 p ind 73Sa m iAr Earllnxton lv 343 pm 7mLvUrllnlonAl sopm I 1 slspm ci 82JmLlIapon Ar 434 p I- nta 844111 lv Ar 437 I ill 043am Lv Source Ar 410 I 01- I 03010 Lllrnderion Ar 310 p in 1010 III Ar Bvanivllle Lv 143 pm W W BTIIRIDGB Aonl TIME TABLE I C R R iBffectivo May 6 1897 t NORTH BOUND N0101 iNo aol Nor Lv Jtl8w Otltani 630 p m goo a m 4Lv Mimphli 750 am flljpra I ration ioopm iiiop m 6ooa in- I Lvradacah 5jpm nijarn Io0 a in Lv Pilacelon 440n 144 am 937 1 m Lv Nortonvllt 339 pm 338111 1050 on Lv Caalral CII 650 p in am 1113 p m- Ar Loalsylileio m taoam 313 pin Ar Clnclnnall 640 am 1133 nm SOUTH BOUND I NOJOI No 103 No 11- Lv Cincinnati nanp m 133 p m Lv Leolitillo 3o a m 7OS P m 840 a m lt CeMral Cfty 815 a m 10411 m ISS p m Lv Nortontllle guam il3 pOll pin- Lv Pilneeton ioilam iiabam 4OS p in LY Paducab iiinpm 137 am- LYF 615 P m lion t33pm sjoam 8001 m lr HimvliU 70 jpm 720 a m- Ar New Oilcwii 810 a m 700 a InI All irat i run dallrNo to i and 104 are mild I ViulboloJ Ir II IIlble11llh lull man 181 Sleepen and Chair Can belwren Cincinnati and Now Ofleant Trains I 101 nd toj 110 run soll1 between Cincinnati ant J New Otlram Cr17101 Pullman Buffet Sierpefl 1Dlcieonneclloni mad at all Junction points r A H HANSON G P and T A j iI- f6etr1inIofl1DEnins Nw Note Personal ParaGraphs And I Other Uolnga at llama Worthy of l1paclal Mention Mr B D Vaughn on Tuesday sold to William Colby lirown a house and lot for the consideration of four hundred and fifty do lars We shall all be glad to see Mr Drown living in the heart of I he city aThere ant large quantities of p vegetablca and produce sold to the t people of Earlinglpn by tho farmers of the surrounding country every week at good prices is well known as a good jnarke and the amount paid out annual in this way is enormous 5 There is a tennis club among I the young bachelors and maids of Earlington and to see the way hIcy do enjoy life is good for the blues In fact it would bo hard to find a place where there is more innocent enjoyment among tho young folks 5iliac in the little city of Earling j tOil May if ever be soc Dont forget the moonlight picnic 3 lot Lakesklo Park next Saturday I 1 night given by the members of llw St Bernard Brass Band It Will be an evening of rest and rtfrtcasare and other picnics like i Y one lJiellow all of which4T- 3 t vwillUo helpful to the band boys liyoit show your appreciation of their efforts this time Go to the picnic A fine healthy twelvepounds boy arrived at the home of Mr and p Mrs WD Caviness yesterday tveninR about five Q clock This 1stheMrst boy in the family and Willards proud smile beamed from Mar as he came to tell the editor of lint great good fortune Every u using is lovely at his house now and pi any friends join Tilt BEE in heartiest congratulations I i Prof C G Pfatcnhauer in I structor has been having the boys of the St Bernard Brass Band out serenading evenings quite ire ql1ent of late He says he is steadying their nerves The cdi J enjoyed one of thesq serenades I the othiey evening anti ventures the r opiiifon that these serenades to S fv r4Ir with the series of moonlight v KHCHici they propose if partonized L M tkey detrvewil1steady their Li f v flerves qHite effectually 1 Died 1 TinfaMtdauhuterof Mr and I ML Henry Wyatt died last Thurs 15 day and was buried the following 1 Y at the Earlington cemetery f I E 13gcxtends sympathy to tho kaVnd parents REPUBLICAN CON VENTION Called to Meet at Madlsbnylll to Select Delegates to state Convention t The Republicans of Hopkins county are respectfully retuestcd- to meet in mass convention in SaturdayIpose of Delecting delegates to at tend the State convention to be held in Louisville August loth By order of the county executive committee at a meeting held In Madisonville July iCth 1897 J B HARVEV Chairman Madisonville vs AllensvllL- Thp Madisonville Base Ball Club crossed hats with tho Allensville Cluhon the grounds of the latter Tuesday and Wednesday The two nines had met before andas each had u game a piece to their credit bolh clubs played hard and fast bull in these last two games to decide the winner of the series The first game was a hot one II from tho first inning to the last Madisonville winning by a score of 3 to 2 Pritchett and Bowers were the battery for Madisonville Tho Allensville boys smarting under defeat and wanting revenge by all mpans telegraphed to Lou- isvIlle for Pitcher Hill a hricktop Southpaw who twirls for the Colonels in the National Lcaguo Mr Hill could not lead the Aliens ville Club to victory however the scoro being g to 4 in favor of Mad sonville Vizard Stewart ie- of the mysterious curs was in the box for the Madisonvilles and to usu an enthusiastic rooters x pression He is a peach II for what he done to the Allcnsyi boys was a plenty That Moonlight Picnic Remember the moonlight picnic at Lakeside Park on next Saturday night by the members of the St Bernard Brass Band The de tsion to give these picnics by moonliGht is a happy onr slice they arc lobe given just now when the people of Earlington who are tho ones most interested in the welfare and progress of our batld arc so at their ddi posslhleforattend if the picnics were given iu- the daytime And then the cven ings spent in the park and upon the lake with music anti other pleasant and attractive features as- the band boys may arrange arc sure to be a source of restfulness and pure pleasure to all who will attend these proposed entertain mentsIt not probable that the cf- fOrls of our band boys will meet with anything but the best encouragement at the hands of the arlington people A Jolly Gathering- Mr Longa ice cream parlor was- tho scene of a pleasant gathering youngladieswere elegantly entertained by Walter McGary The tables were beautifully decorated with lowers for the occasion and refreshments- were served and it goes without saying that the crowdenjoyed themselves to their hearts content Those present were Misses Lizzi Huff Agnes Waytt Inez Deane Lizzio Browning Alice Vice- Annie Ashby Nannie and Frankie Stokes Messrs Walter McGary Cal Martin and Will Cazort Not Known in Madisonville The Henderson Gleaner reports- that L U Combs a resident of- Hopkins County and said to be a- cousui of JohnG Morton the- banker was killed on the Indiana- side of the river just opposite Henderson on last Wednesday night or Thursday morning while engaged in n crap game Inquiry at disonvillc fails to reveal the- idelttity of Coombs and nobody- seems to know anything of the interment ol his body as reported by the Gleaner Mr John G- Morton has no relative by that name Coining to the Fair Mr H T Lewis a former citi zen of Earjington who now is- farming pear Elizabeth town Writes- that his crops are growing splendidly and with great promise and lie says has ho will be ou hand at the Hopkin County Fair with- corn and pumpkins etc that will- beat the world and especially H S Corey SayS hp is not after- premiuma but just wants to beat- Corey and show the people that he can raise crops Mrs Lewis will probably have some of her- needle work oh exhibition also Her work took s veral premiums at lie lastfair S Last week an accident happened- which have been attonded- with very serious results but which only inflicted a fcw bruises on the two men involved Mr Thos- Whitford wSJ walling a cistern- with ThosvTricQ as his assistant- when Trice stepped on the scaffold and his weight precipitated bricks mortar Trice and all to the- bottom where Mr Whitlord stood- Both Were somewhat bruised and I Mr Whitford is still limping a p w- r lmp p p l JV CATI1A IIC 104 f 1DRt11I- MUVt ALL UIftlII euerfelllltlMtIM IMM =UMUIiL Inr kLlrIockueMralCaIlTIiliiNQr 54biaiiIdfrhI II qq a 1- I k- 5 J a TIlE MOBS WORK Ephrlam Brinkley Hanged for the Murder of Cyprian TrouillasI TWO WEEKS AFTER TilE KILLING On Monday evening July sth Cyprian Trouillas was assassinated while eating supper at his home near Nebo is County The killing occurred about nine oclock and the shot was fired through a window tearing the back of Trouillas1 head almost off Brinkley was the nearest neighbor a man against whom many serious charges were laid by the citizens of the neighborhood among which were charges connecting his name with that of the wife of the murdered man The suspicion of tile neighbor hood immediately pointed with great emphasis to Brinkley as the assassin and the mutterings of the people were ominous attrouble to come if the law did not deal to Brinklcv the punishment they be lieved he richly deserved It was- a dark and mysterious case and little it any evidence was apparent except that which was purely cir umstantial The little that could have been adduced was not taken hold of by the authorities and no arrests were made On Wednesday July 21st the pent up anger of the people vented itself in a mob and Brinkley was hanged to a tree near the house of Mrs Trouillas whose husband as thin mob believed lie had murdered Current rumor which has the color of truth says that a night was set previous to this on which the mob was to meet and do its workand that a number of men did meet but final action was further deferredThen on the night of July 21St more than two weeks after the murder two risen without masks went to the home of Epliriam Irinklcy to arrest him on suspicion as they told his wife whom they found alone and to take him to town II When Brinkley came home about nine oclock as istificd by Mrs Brinkley the two men mbt him halt way to the gate and took hum away Neither or these men wore masks nor any this rUIU but Mrs Brinkley did not know them A part of the mob also went to the home of Mrs Trouillas and took her out When she returned to the house she had marks of a rope on her neck afld- said that the mob had strung her tip While of course no definite statement can bo had as to the mobs action it is rumored and seems to- be generally believed that the mob obtained from the woman under fear of death such information as convinced them of the undoubted guilt of Brinkley and that they then released her and hung hum- When Mrs Trouillas awoke the- next morning Bnnkleys body was hanging from a tree in full view of- her home The coroners jury rc- turned the usual and only possible verdict stating that Brinkley came to his death by strangulation at- the hands of unknown parties In Memory of 0 W Arnold Orphans Friend LodgeNo 523 F A M at its last meeting- adopted the following resolutions WHEREAS It has has pleased Godin His infinite wisdom to remove from our midst by death our WesleyArnoldand a lifelong Mason RESOLVED That while we bow in- humble submission to this dispen sation of divine providence we will- evercherishu his memory and stnv to emulate his Virtues vEsoLVBp That we humbly o to beloved widow and- children ourheartfelt sympathy in- this their sad bereavement and are fUctionRESOLVED That this lodge wear the usual badge ofjnourning for- thirty days- RESOLVD That these resolutions be spread on the minute book- and a copy furnished the TilE DEE- and Hustler for publication hnd a- copy furnished the family of the the deceased JG WRIGHT B F JOHNSON Com I L YONTS 3- White Plains July 16 1897 Practice Economy 1n buying medicine as In other mailers It II economy to get Hoods Sarsaparitla because there is more medicinal value In- Hood Sarsaparilla than In any Olber- Bvery bolllu of Hoods Sarsaparilla con tauns 100 doses and will average taken according to directions to last a nonlh- wblle oihcra last but a fortnight Hoods Pills are the only pills to take wllh Hoods Sarsaparilla Easy and yet- efficient Special Trains On Sundays August 8 and 15 a special train to the camp meeting at Sebree Ky will bo run as follows Lv rovidencB 700 a ra round trlpfroc to Iobo73oam 90 I a arlngton8ooa m yj Iadisonvillo815 sa mto 6j IIansofl83Ottm 45 I Slaughters 840 a mI aj- JebreeAr JI5S am- Ueturnrng leave Sebree at 530 p m Reduced Tales for Round trip good dur ing Dnllnuanceof meeting on sale daily Ask Alient of L N K fl- Tickets at rates quoted above lire good on leclai Trains anddato of sale only D F DICKSOH Snnt C ATMORB G Pt A In the business world a mans cloihei are almost his only passport to his uccess They affect isis credit and standfag in Ibe- Cotlullltnlly A welldressed rafaa reflect- credht upon his good taste M Born Co TII GREAT CHICAi3O MURqHANr r- TA OKS cater IcMbe peedi of mea I 7eoc1tuM and villages aBflmlly bicribe orTH BEE J 4 JI- J Kentucklnns for Klondike Two Greenville men and a Louisville man have started froniCthe latter city bound fpf Klondike mining region to maket their fortunes The Greenville men are W N Summers and J G Barklcy The other man is J Williamson Summers is a half F brother to Marshal Summers or this place They are stout healthy men and are not afraid oh Ithe great hardships that lie before fi them All are reported entius lastic After serious illness Hoods Sarsapa rilla has wonderful building up power fihealthMiss Kate Minders died lastI Seminirybuilding illness of about eighteen months during which time she was a sufferer She was a consistent flmembera Christian woman Until brecentlyton where she had many warniAfriends who will mourn her Her remains were laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Madin sonville Monday afternoonfl Old People Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy in Electric flitters thu I medicine does not stimulate and containuI no whiskey nor other intoxicant IlIntonlc anti alterative It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels adding strength neil giving lone to the organs thereby aiding Nature in the performance of lisa Functions Electric filers is an exeUent appetizer and aids digestion Old peopleb find it just exactly what they need 50 cents and iioo per botlla at St Uer nard Drug Store luTwoTilE BEE is indebted to friends for copies of two old and very in cresting daily papers One is a London daily published in 1776 containing the first part of Presi 0dentdinationinthePhiladelphia The other is theC New York Herald extra of Aprilb IS containing the CoPresidentThis last mentioned paper was iven us by Dr Mbthershead Both are historic relics and highly sy prizesstSplendid Timothy CropT CIfinesttimolhyHopkins county The seed were sown in November 1896 Oi july d- 22nd he cut the grass which after curing weighed July 24111 1040 pounds to the acre Wh can beat it Evoriiodt Sya SoaCascurcta Candy CaUmrtli Urn most wonderful medical discovery of tho age tsie- ant and rotrcahlng to tho taale act gently and positively ou liver and Ixiweli clean ling the entire system dispel colds f- ccure headache rover CO n- and biliousness Please buy and a bo- xozUCcusdey1o2a co LCntl HoW and 3 to cure n t druggim d This season sees a greater revi vat in boating on Loch Mary than hIs been witnessed for some yearsL past The delightful sport of ing and sailing is freely mdulgedb b f our young people and the de gree of vigor and high spirits J gained is not to be measured One evening recently two crack oars among tho young ladies challenged a certain bachelor to a- race w Of course he accepted the challenge and asked another young lady to join him and help defeatS the ambitious pair Well to race was run and th6 bachelor de featedwoefiilly He is now to be seen at almost any unlikely hour I- pulling a boat around over the- lake training himself in the hope or retrieving his lost reputation as an oarsman Something to Depend On UMrJones ft Son Cowden III In speaking of S Dr Kings New Discovery says that last- winter his wife was attacked with La- Grippe nnd her case grew so serious that physician at Cowden and Fana could do c- nolhlng for her It seemed lo develop 1- 1Inlo Hasty Consumption leaving Dr m- Rings New biscovery in store and selling lots of it be took a bottle home anti tothe I 1fintcured her sound and well Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs II- Colds Is guaranteed to do this good work- Try g IIFre trial bottles at St Bernard S- Drug Store Regular size 50 cents and tlOOClaud a Borders had the misfortune to get this foot mashed Tuesday afternoon in No E 9 mines under the wheels of a bank car- The hurt was severe but the bones were left intact and a few stitches and a bandage put the injured member in good shape for repair This young man has an unforlu c- nalorecord of accidents liavjng suffered t- At least two broken limbs a shot in his v- band and some other injuries on former t- occasions s To cure chills and fever dont rack tbe- syslem and shock the nerves by using- medicines containing arsenic mercury or- olber dangerous drugs Dr Bells Peppermint c Chill Tonic is a guaranteed cure am It ontaln no kind of poison Children love it and it cannot hurt them St 13c- rnard Drugstore Earlington Gao King a- St Charles Miss Winnie Breslin of Madisonville was Ihe guest of the Misses Whalen Sunday You may hunt the world over an d- yell will not find another medicine equal to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlar- rhuea Remedy for bowel complaints It I pleasanloafa and reliable For sate by SI Jtrnard Drug Store Earlington Den T RobInson Mortons Gap George King St Charles loft Wr Wbltford and wife of Mor ts Gap attended divine services he- iidiy re V V W1T elite ConJtlHttlon Vareier I1rI 7 I SENT TO JAIL harles Campbell In Defau of Two Thousand Dollars tBondOR SHOOTING FLAGMAN CROWPEU On Tuesday of last week Charlie Campbell of Hopkinsville was ned6 in the city court for being drunk and disorderly and a similar fine for a previous offense was recorded against hini Ho was then given until 5 oclock Wednesday afternoon to pay the nes or go to the workhouse his of course was a bid for hum to eave town which he did on a freight train Wednesday afternoon which ho rode to Earltngl Here he raised five dollars anti boarded the midnight lssenKer train north At Madisonvi agman Charles Crowder discovered Campbell and he was into the coach and made pay his fare to Henderson t this place he got off or was put off and mad at Crowdcr and prob bly under the influence of liquor e drew a revolver and shot the agman in tim neck the bullet ranging wnwardand coming out near the shoulder blade Crowder grappled Campbell and throwing him to the platform held him until the arrival of officers Campbell was jailed and Crowder taken to Evansville where his wounds were dressed and he then pro cccdcd to his home in St Louis IFlagman Crowder is a popubr and gentlemanly railroad man a id- is injury is deeply regretted by oth railroaders and the traveling patrons of the L N road Campbells examining trial was cid in Henderson Tuesday and e was sent to jail in default of 2000 bond to await the action of the next circuit court 3ioo Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased learn that there is at least one dreaded sease that science has been able to cure all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Cure is the only positive cure now nown to the medical fraternity Catarrh elng a constitutional disease requires a- nstitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the stem thereby destroying the foundation the disease and giving the patient by building up the constitution assisting nature in doing its work he proprietors have so much faith in Its uralive powers that they offer one hun red dollars for any case that it fails to cur Send for list of testimonials A d ress F J CHENEY CO Toledo Sold by Druggists 750 Halls family Pills are the best Mrs Robert Davis and Miss Dons Wood were in Madisonvllla Saturday The Woman FriendII know from my own experience that r ladies fa constipated habit there II othing to supply the place of Germ I Liver Powder Mrs J P Meneness pringfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder tot dyspepsia and other liver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised me to try German Iyer Powder for long standing liver corn laint I had relief before I bad taken ont Jllle It did me more good than all medicine prescribed physicians Mrs ibn Campbell JefTersonville Ind Mrs Will Qramwell and little daught r are visiting the family of O J Farn rth To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it falls Cure 250 For sale by tit Oernai I Drug Store Earlington Ky It is sail that Miss Lillie Maloney of juisvllle is conditionally engaged A Jobn d Page Democratic candidate tor Circuit Clerk If be defeats the Repubji can nominee be wins he- ri1JIiiA1Ii nuwtr tuurllfc Away Iu iUlt UiUuiii dually uiul Imuver bo lUall nelle lull of 1Kb ucryo uiul vljtor take NoT x wimdorworker tlil snakes weak men ong All druggists Soc or tl Gum Ifunrun Iefd Ilooklet and simple free Addrea I irllng Remedy Ca Chicago or New York An Immense orange crop Is predicted for California the coming season The rop was short last yeas but It is thought t the next crop will be 50 per cent ore than the lasr- Ducklens Arnica SalveIThe best Salve in the world ruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Feverr ores Tetter CsppedHanda Chilblains Corns and all Eruptions and post vely curotl Piles or no pay ranteed to give perfect salldacllollor- money refunded Price ajc per box Fat- ale by Si Bernard Drug Store Miss Jennie Sanders and her sister Zohls- nd Mr Lee ifigle spent Sunday eva In he country with Tier mother Mir L E gioff Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic ntipcriodic and febrifuge It breaks ih e hUland prevents its return strengthenlng he patient and gives healthy tone an- igor LI without regard to diet Pleasant ti ake Price 5oc Warranted at drug tore Mrs J R Rash and sons visited rela- lives in Ilsey last week utherlanda Eaglo Eyo Salve Is a jine- reamy j snowwhite ointrent put upii 1alrtlftht screw cap tubes and sold for 251 by all dealers jt is known Ihrougbou Ihtl land as the best and quickest cure tony form of Bore eyes or granulated IIdr- alyes etc Scores of people claim that II byISI Drug J King St Charles Mr Edwin Phillips was called to Frank fort last Sunday on important business CoyleISwere y- evening J HtkJolmo for tftny Ututc Guaranteed toIB4lbal1lt euro uul on wea melllroll8t blood put Wo U All ditifgiita I Centennial Rates The N has offered the fotlwhr- atcagood Is foteroniadirip oa accoua of tho TeoqtSMc Ceatenmal Tickets Rood twenty tlaysS14o tickets good iften daj ft34O os for MVOB days Sa 75 c Fifty Years Ago fclU the way It wit bound to look when grandfathcihad his plcter tookThese were the shadows cast before the coming of Conjurer Daguerre plDdoreSomoKen cttulnly were not a black we knoi As they pictured them 50 yew e- goAyerari1Iabegan to mako new men just monbeganof people fronted tho camera with skins mado clean from becausothey ItIsOthersIniltatoant imitate the record o Years of Curei Y Q Walker yesterday made an assignment to John Nunn at Mad sonville He has been in the grocery business there for some recentlydissolved A statement of assets and liabilities has not yet been made A young fellow named Scott who lives near Madisonville shot and killed a young man by the name of Casteel at Dawson Tuesday night and is now in jail awaiting his ex amining trial which is set for this afternoon Hiluruto Your llanrela With CuicnrcU toroyerIOdSettlement of Estate All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of T D Walker deceased will please come forward and settle All those holding claims against the estate will please present them properly provenAMANDA WALKER Executrix 75 to 100 Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid in an ex client school work which is now being placed in every county in the United States Call on M M GILMOUR General Agent at Dawson Springs Jyl or address ll Student Register Company Lock- Box 344 Nashville Tenn Splendid Opporunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial and Intcrnation Expo splendidInow HOW TO FIND OUT a Pill a bottle or common water glass with urine and lei it stand twenty four hours II edimeoi or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen It Is positive evidence of kidIney trouble Too frequent desire to ate or pain In the back Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are outt0f order WHAT TO DO There Is comfort In the knowledge sc often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfillscver wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder ansi every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to hold urine scalding palb in passing it or bad effects following use of wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne tessilyof being compelled to get up many urinate The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the bigh- est for its most wonderful cures of the most medlclnoIyou jl5ts price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample and pamphlet both sent free by man mention TUB UEB and scoot- your full postoQico address to Dr Kilmer Co Ulnghampton NY The proprie lors of this paper guarantee the RenuIM- ntSS of this off- erGRAND HOTEL 150 TO 2 PER DAY A WORLEY Proprietor Hotel 200A Day I wPRIToHlihLcile MADISONVILLE KY NEW MONTSllllctenll Hailed I BEL bt G a Tbl OTELIl1rnlalllnll MADISONVILLE KY ciA f5 SQnfsi Proprietor JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion ut this office Estimates furnished upon application cco Compouub prescriptions Ieproperly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the drbggtst to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs He must give the best compensationII WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BElt WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUGSTORE BRYAN HOPPER Mftr I I GIVEN AWAY 1 I A Miniature Photograph of Yourself on a Button or a PlHtoB Latest Rovilly r c For a limited time only we will 2 give to every purchaser of Goods 3 f to the amount of One Dollar or more a Picture of Himselfor 2 Herself on a Button f f J v SPECIAL PRICES IN EIERY i C DEPARTMENT 1 ALL SUMMER GOODS J REDUCED J p I I JAlexanderjMADISONVILLE i JtJtJtJtJJtf1- Jt A DEEP CUT t PRCEStI h We have cut to the red the pries Aon all our Big Assortment of A STRAW GOODS 1 itItEverything in this line almost given Jieirsaway walso offer Special Bar galns in i A Jt VsTASM GOODS A Jt At greatly reduced prices Will Jalso close out our line of IIk J MATTINE5 I At prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in a i BIG LINE OF SHOES I II Nothing but honest stock and good J- A values offered And you wont f rJget that our A J BIG GROCERY Ikte Contains everything you need or de lihl sire for your table during the h tJi weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock b always fresh and nice Anyt11ing jyqu want at lI1is i ST BERNARD t STORRStJf1Ji A HANDSOMR ILUUSTRATEnOATATJOOUE OF TH8 33r4Vear LOUISVILLE KCNTUOKY 2n Oi401t lfIIM IQtlJiolllo to tAcli dtlIlIIq 14lBl1EPIC1g9OB1IMD niEww f4S ET- CVNqIakd PuUU ifvr Itvatlny dradvali fn ZVratlvt SlluattotH NMtV Low C e 3er IAUfc M MOO t Editor Old Manager AA I jj L vteEE PUI3L SHIN COMFAN glbeorporatecLj 0 Entered the Pcitoffieo al EntllnRton u Second clan rattler Ir J 4 4 V SUBSCRIPTION RATES a J94 I Oot Year ilrlcilr In advance SI 00 soI t Specimen copies mailed tree on nppllctlonhe rCorrepondenti wanted In all us for ptnlcnlart THURSDAY JULY 29 1897 Li L I ANNOUNCEMENTS tAR salUTE- RODINSONWo nro authorized to announce as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Christian subject to the action of tbe Republican farlBAKRRWe are authorized announce Dr E Madlsnville as a eandldaio for Stale Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Chi Isllan subject to Ihe action of Ihe Republican party roa MAOtSTRA- TLwzORftiSWe are anthorlted to announce William Morris as a candidate for Mscljtrate In the Second Maeislerlal District of Hopkins Coun subject to the action of tho Democratic primary Anguit id i j CANADA is expected to bav- athe1csthcat crop in its histP torycSEVERAL iron furnaices have just f been blown in at varfbUsVVJaama points i A GLASS works at Kokoma Inogiving work to eight handsliavc resumed operationsB 1iTu McKcnna Steel Works at Jolietf 111 employing four hundred gen is resuming operations this iweek ttt iirst tIme in four years full time is being worked at the St Lorns Iron Mountain Rail road shops at De Soto Moo FULLY 20000 men have gOne to work asia result of the crecment ItM J reached last Saturday week on thec sheet scale iron for the ensuing year e BECAUSE of the new rates im hippsediponthe Di gley tariff all of Bcerbow ers Elizabeth N J pottery work ers lia ye returned to work Mcp ion after skipping a few years Will again give a fair this fallbeginmng October 12 and cons tinning five days This looks likes more prosperity in Henderson County WALKER FRANKLIN is hustling fortheRepublican nomination for magistrate in the Charleston dis trict Walker is an energetic monT of excellent parts and would make a good Officer in DMainehad their wages reduced ten per cent Business has improved and the officials have decided to restore the old rate at inAtoemployingBurned work last week after an illenesaof more than a month The men an advance of tocentmonths p TilE Biigclow Carpet Co at Clinton Mass is resuming work and will put the entire plant in operation this week and next alter a prolonged idleness Nine hun dred hands arc employed when si the mill is in full operation diEVERYstate sends encouraging reports regarding the size and quality of its crops Kansas alone expects to harvest some 60000000 bushels of of wheat and a freight car famine 72 is fearedth dlAMo say that thousands of freight cars have left that city within the last two weeks and been dropped otoffoftheeral other states to be filled with wheat inside of four or five weeks dayTHERE are heavy shprtages in the wheat crop in Russia Hun gary the Danubian countries in France and the United Kingdom A is hedaysvice from abroad Ihdihat Gert Vl i many is the only country that will raise an avcrpgp wheat crbp this ycar L = A DISPATCH slates that four Con grcfsmen will come from Wash ington to speak for Sam Shack throughout th Stntp Better make it an even dozen at least It looks as Jihotigli it would he the biggest job four Congressmen a undertook to land Shack in the office of the Clerk of the Court of of Appeals IT looks as if California wijl soon be shipping w l ltto nil parts of the world One of the largest wheat dealers in San Fran cisco finished loading a vessel last week bound for Rio Janci Brazil the first that las cain wheat from San Francisco Brazil in ten years Two otl ler vessels arc loading for Soti America ports anti one for South Africa The outlook for tlc American farmer is flattering DURINO the past spring eat h member of Congress has receivi 40000 packages of garden fie and flower seeds for which ii ie government has paid Dr Clardy sent out his share of I these seeds and is now trying make the farmer believe that he doing great things for the tobacco interests by his regie contract resolution providing that the I President shall ask foreign goV ernmcrits to please not their monopolies on tobacco It is hard to tell which is th strongest recommendation ga den seeds or regie resolution JUST what good can conic out of Dr Clardys much boasted resolution in reference to the sale of American tobacco on regie cai tracts docs not appear Thi Democratic papers in the Secon Congressional district have done a great deal of talking as to the great service the Doctor io rendering tobacco growers but they fail to explainvvhcre the benefit comes in It is not at all likely that a resole tion of Congress will have muc weight with the foreign govern ents that now have the monoplics n the tobacco trade against which the resolution is directed ut there must be something Oil of which to make political capital and in the Doctors case th regie contract is the thing because that is all the Doctor has t I boast ofIWE echo the sentiment of a con temporary which puts it thusly How dear to my heart is the fac f a DOLLAR Vthch some subscriber presents It to vicwl may come todays or it ma ome tomorrow it may come from others or it may come from you The big silveer DOLLAR the round silver DOLLAR dear de nquent subscriber present it t view A roundsilver DOLLAR hail as a treasure for often expenses ocrwhelm me with woe 1 count it the source of an exquisite pleasure and yearn for it fondly wherever I go How ardent Id ize itthat lovely round DOLc Lar the root of all evil tis com manly named loving MONEY i sinful some good people tell us but the penniless printer can hardly be blamed The penniless printer can hardly be blamed he penniless printer the hard working printer keeps sending papers that interest you so han the DOLLAR the big dandy 1OtLAR o present it to view CropsbThe chief of the weather bureau Louisville reports for week enda gjuiy 26 prospects for a short bacco crop throughout Ken s MckytheIwheat crop arc favorable both a Iw quality and yield Oats is re orted good Corn has revived wonderfully in the drouthy disSl trict since the recent rains HayT crop is good and nearly all tuntil and pastures arc splendid Irish potatoes very poor Earlington and Bowling Green arc two of the Txmore than two inches of rainfall uring the previous week Wheat72CcntsdHenderson Journal Sunday a Considerable wheat was disposed on the local market yesterday at cents Some of the best posted ley c in this citjvarc of the opinion o- latit will go to 85 cents in a few teHowhanson Exchange The Cincinnati Enquirer tells of an Indiana man who on account a financial snub from Gov staid at home all alec w potatoesHoedafter the first Monday in No vcmbcr did he Bahl such rot Tim same journal tells of insurance go England being i4per cent How would 14 per cent sound Twelve year old school boys could at such nonsense t en- Subscribefor THE BEEt T i erV f J c REPUBLICAN TICKET crWebster County For Representative CHARLES IL EDWARDS For County Judge I J V POOLE For Courtly Clerk T T MOIJUIS For County Atloroey DAVID BROWNING SchoolsJFor Assessor toG H BRYANT JailerIlh F WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Tildcn Postoffice Has Been Sn dcndered to the New IclPostmaster oDJO JUDGE HALL HAVE A PREDECESSOR 7- S VCrisPoale Will Succeed Him LATE SEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY IeVSTKR COCHTT DIPAITMUT t by DAVID DKOWIIINO Duos Kr IeDIXONIrMiss Ida Polly visited friends in the country last week Miss Dilie Williams of Stanghtersville is visiting Miss Lcnia Fuquay this week Mr Sam Armstrong of Vantlersburg visited at Mrs Cavanabs Sonday Counlylon heredMessrs Thomas Watson and Brack Chandler of the Tilden country were in city Monday A severe electric storm passed over Dixon last Saturday night Tbe lighten ing struck several times in the town and rohParker hich was struck and one chim nay was wrecked Circuit court begins next Monday Mr Forest Porter Sundayed hero as Itusu31 IIfr J D mil and son Clyde of Hop rel3t1vesere oClIadisono in Duncan for several days returned home SaturdayMiss olhie Nance of Aladisonvillc visiting irs S V Dixon this week 1Tbe factslbit moregold has been dis 1csverid in Alaska and that wheat is st going up is trying on the free silverites- y Mr Eddie Baker of Lisman spent Sunday in Dixon IRev Barbeeof Sturgis filled his regu lair appointment hero last Saturday and SundayMessrs L B Hardwick and Cosby SaturIMr Charles Ramsey went to Nebo last Saturday Misses Cox and Head of Providence arc visiting Miss DixIe Jackson this week Our court bouse is being treated to a oat of paint which adds to the looks con siderably insMr Isaiah Ramsey contemplates buUdI ing a nice twostory residence Mr W C Hardwick left last Monday for Dawson Springs where he will re main a week or two Drof 6 Hicks went to Providence last IFriday night lo attend the Masonic Lodge lI J White and Mr James Nail oflhV Jlay country were In town Monday nbtWiaessJames Townsend and Henry lark of near Clay were in town Monday ut refused to appeal the ditch case Tbe Central Hotel is being recovered nd remodeled Generally this week The postoIHce trouble at Tilden waS- ettled last Friday night about n oclock r Noah Tapp the dethroned post master who refused to give up the office and permit it lobe moved from his store ent to see tbe post office inspector at Evansville Ind and it is not known what that official saId to Mr Tapp but it is 3upposedhis unlawful cause as be returned to ilden late at night and refused to sleep he bad delivered the post office key and all over to Mr Cloyd without an riconditions whatever Since tbe Shelton correspondent t asug BEE raised the question as to who judge Halls predecessor In office was the matter has been thoroughly discussed ix IaDixon and a number of Che oldest citi ens interviewed brt without obtaining x efinite answer to the question Thre is tradition that he bad a predecessor Jut they differ as to his name and when be retired from office Some say iJwas Bai others Clayton and still another very d and reliable citizen said be could not recollect his name but was quite sure that his term expired and Halls first rm began during tbe administration of ndrew Jackson It is said by those who have examined tbe records that they are so old and mutilated that it cannot be determined from that source who preceded him in office or hen Halls term began of It is doubtful whether the question he wilt ever bo satisfactorily answered as to who preceded him or when he went into a office but all readily agree that he will out ot office on December 31 1897 and that his successor will bo Judge John V Poole AlUntlpn D J We D J Sbeitona eIC1ed1 correspond tlo the Herald delivered himself ota wonderful production pri tba 14 iristt of i juINp Nerves4tt the Ueutnyeri j 5nM tho Tolegrx ip System of the human body arINerves are like flro good servants but lu masters Nerves ore fed by tho blood and arc therefore like IV IA character Nerves will tx weak and exhausted U ImpureServes r U the blood Is rich red and vigorous Nerves IInd a true friend In Hoods Barsapa rUb because It makes rich red blood Nerves do their work naturally and well Uio brain Is unclouded there are no neuralgic pains opnctlto and diges tion tire good when you t- okoHoods Sarsapariiia The Ono Truo Wood PurlHer All druggists fL FrcpuM anti by R I tleoA A 00 towrJIMHV famllyeUuuttcoods Ills travail was like unto that of the moun tin that brought forth the mous a prodigiouslrto wonderful writer intended lo bo funny or serious The only way to see anything funny in his communication is to take it seriously and the very thought of its being I humorous makes one weak Perhaps brother D J has read where an En GUsh author has said that American humor consists in exaggeration that is it is funny because it is false Ifls difficult to answer nothing and as D Js labored article is as devoid of argument as the average silverile speech and is founded on conditions that do not answerIsome Rolden winged bee to buzz anti tell hjoj a thing or two where is the dollar wheat we proinUed be croaks Poor little June bug draw near and listen Your memory is as short as the life- tree of silvemra yon forget who it was that really did make the promise of a dollar a bushel wheat SilverilM said wheat would never go up until silver was restored to tbe place it occupied prior to the crime of 1873 and remember they all said on all occasions that wheat and silver went together and when silver went down wheat went down also But Ill tell you if you will only consult tbe wheat market of July 1896 end July i8 7 youll find wheat 40 per cent higher now than one year ago How is that for con fidence Dont jump up now and say tbe laws of supply and demand govern tbe price of wheat after swearing by all the gods last year that the price of silver bullion governed prices of wheat and othu products You fellows said wheat and silver bad gone down together ever since 1873 and that wheat would never go up until silver was remonel zed What do you say now Ono year ago silver was worth 68 cents an ounce and wheat 50 cents a bushel Now wheat is selling at 73 cents a bushel in soocent dollars while silver his gone down to 583 centsan ounce the lowest price ever reached isAs to the price of stale eggs I will sug gest that perhaps yon bad not thpogbji of the decrease in the demand orjiafiei fruit Onrelec onjronwiUrw Iitber that last year during tbeyree silver campaign there was an unprecedented demand for rotten eggs to throw at sound money speakers and possibly byr ibis time you begin to realize that demand to a large extent regulates the pricafo a commodity You folks would not admit that one year ago but you have it to do now in order to account for the rise in wheat D J says Thousands of bOneit Republicans in the United Statesare today doubtless lamenting over thojac that they have been duped bnmbuggei d and footed by the leaders of the M O P mean old partyetc etc Aany thanks for your admission that there are thousands of honest Republicans There is yet hope for you though you are now groping your way in politico darkness list lei me tell you dear sir I have never yet heard a Republlcat lament or regret his vote cast last yea for a sound protective tariff and a good stable government and your quaslpli for tbe supposed sad and sorrowful Rei publicans is wasted sympathy Dont Jj too fast just wait till we get sorry for on way of voting and we will have Ihe man i hood to say so and change our vote4as our sentiments change How about your silver party in tthis country Why your boasted and moS eloquent silvertongued orator has abut doned this Ignis fatusof making a out of 50 cents worth now 43 cents worth of silver and is making all speed to tbe rich gold fields of Alaska and will doubtless return after a few years oI honest toil and labor a fell fledged gdld bug Go thou and do likewise Now Brother D Jconsult the mar ketsr frequently and now and then comp re the prices with those of one or two ears ago and you can answersuob questions as may arise without calling on some little bee and then the information gathered would profit tbee Prosperity is coming ills already seen Ltrikingevidences of it You may croak and croak until your voice becomes hoarse nd husky and your lungs completely worn out but better times are at hand and remember nIl under a gold standard administration SLAUGHTERS VILLE We are having nice refreshing showers every few days now and cropi are looking fine It seems as though the Lord were surely smiling on tbe McKinley adminfs ration Tbe writer spent a part of last week in Union county and was told while there that there never was such a prospesj for a good corn crop and tbe wheat is the finest ever grown there both in quantity and quality If the correspondent from Shelton to tbe Sebree Herald would get out the wdsdown there and go somewhere would hot have the blues or fry to make his neighbors so blue Brother were going Ip have fioo wheat under the McKinley administration just as we said we would before we got Into power We have no sect wheat as you state neither t lave we any for Cjcts This lime IastyeaI were getting rom 30 to 40 per busliel Please dont be so blue and always give the devil his due o MissEvylin McClnsky of Davis Indian ftfS r t 1 tt1 icI 4f Territory lxi visiting her sister Mrs II II Ogden Miss Georgia Rushing of Greenville attending the protracted meeting here toehiitVtlast week udMlsa Minnie Asbby of Hanson is vis ting Mrs George Gentry this week Asbtholate Ashby Mrs Dora Soyari is visiting her brett In Arkansas who Is very low with C siijnRtiani W L ReynoMs returned Sunday Toronto Canada vhero ho had been it tending the International Epworlh League Conference lie reports Toronto as being the most religious city ho ever visited no much so that the streetcars do not run on Sundays Rev Virgil Elgin held his 4th quarterly meeting on the Dixon Circuit last Saturday and Sunday at Mt Pleasant Rev Barbee passed through the city Monday enrouto to bis home In Princeton Rev Geo S SaVage Superintendent A B t preached a very able sermon at the the M E church Sunday morning ndHev Rushing of Greenville is assist Ing Bra Brandon in the protracted meet ing at this place lie Is a very able preacher and is a man in whom our people have the utmost confidence Mrs Mollio Smith and sister Mrs Jones visited relatives at Sturgls last week Thomas Ahtbjr and family of Hanson visited the family of H C Praiher Salur dayand Sunday W C Brooks shipped 1 carload of nice sheep last Saturday Attorneys Jack Bailey and Leon U Henry of Dixon were hero last week taklngdeposlliohs in tho railroad case- Inn HCates and wife visited their sc neat Shady Grove last week Mrs D D Woodson is visiting her mother Mrs Coffman Charlie Critser went to Sebree Monday on business R A Arrington of Trenton Is flight operators at this place lIe is only 15 years of age and Is said lo be one of tbe best operators on this division Mrs S C Moore of Madisonvllle is 11tbe guest of O L Coffman and family Prof W A Easley of Dixon of Tenn arrived Tuesday and will takeI charge of tbe district school Monda August a This Is some earlier for or school to open than usual but it Is best u retbe think as some of our bad boys can be kept out of mischief by placing them in care ot Prof Easley who is an excellent teacher to tame wild boys Subscribe for TUB DEB R SEBREEcrThe Sunday schools will hive their picnic tomorrow M Likesida Park Enl Ington Prof J W Welsch will leach school hero this winter and Mrs Welseb will teach a class of music W I Smith will move in his new brick store this week The Ocean Waves draws out large crowds of evenings especially tbechil dren 1 The L N Company refused asmod3110nitwo Sundays of the camp meeting The new steamer Bryan passed up the river last Sunday Not littlo Willie but JC The last account we had of little Willie he would soon be in Mexico Dont blame him since we beard from Alaska Why dont he go to England or France and teach free sliver Mexico is already e ligbteaedandalso Japan since she adopted the gold standard The Sebree Coal Company will pleto their switch this week and load co from Ihe mines Instead of hauling down to the depot and loading Four carloads of slock shipped Sa urday J C Yontz haJJ let the contract for a brick building to be occupied by himself its a butcher sbopJ t Thos Keane and wife anti little daughter IndrThos Semple and sons Thomas and- y Malcolm left Tuesday for New YorkI From there they will sai Ifor Scotland his old home and will be gone about two- r months Misses Lizzie and Mary Bailey are visiting Mrs Paul Couch V Miss Lizzie Powell is visiting her sister Mrs lien Jewell v Miss Fannie Cartrlghl ol Mi Vernon wayrJoiNp Rich placer diggings are reported in the State of Guerrero Mexico One miner reports 15000 per month fronv native operation C Th6 President and Secretary Alger have decided to establish a military post in Alaska to protect the commercial Inter ests of the territory in LosingC Flesh I f You naturally 1 sef shrn the summer and running down Js eo easy You get a little bardlynpJcJngjl appetite headache weakness of the muscles disturbed sleep weakness of memory and these are the beginning of nervous prostratIon I nflnd tonics and bitters afford some temporary relief But what you need te a food for body brain and nerves Idmof Godliver Oil with the Hy pophosphltes furnishes just the nourishment needed for those who arc run down and pale and hlrr and weak If you lose flesh n summer take S otts Emu 1 Lon now Dont wait till fall rlnter before beginning t at JGC 4 011 1 IJ1 iIrHWloA LJA Enrllngton minlpgIs minersliltthan in any other county in the State The miners of Earlington and the majority of the miners in Hopkins county make better wages than any others in the Western Kentucky District These see no complaintn 1mter just pastlhey are comparatively prosperous and happy The product of the commercial coal mines of Hopkins county shipped during 1896 was about onefourth of the total output of the State and the sale of this product brought into the county more than 5 oooo in cash the bulk of which was paid to the miners As one evidence of the favorable conditions of the majority of coal miners in Hopkins County we de sire to state that one company operating here and elsewhere in this county which employs fpm 800 to 1000 men has had nof strike in 21 YClr- sEarJilgton the coal mining metropolis of the western field is a peaceable sober lawabiding town of over 2500 inhabitants It has free public schools for nine months in the year both white and colored a Catholic parochial school numerous churches two public Ii braries and reading roomsone for the white and one for the col oreil pcopie a beautiful park on the banks of a splendid artificial lake of 100 acres well stocked with fish arid supplied with pleasure boats The Hopkins County miner is generally prosperous and happy ACU Princeton Ky July 33 r8g7The Ite publicans of Caldwell Criitenden and Webster counties are hereby called to respecliveJone delegate for each 100 votes cast for vQteIrCorrespective counties Said delegates to meet at the court House at Marion Ken lucky at t oclock Po m Aug 18 1897 to nominate candidate for State Senator in tbe district composed of the above named countiesW BLACKBURN Chairman Republi can County Committee Crittenden County S T MOORE Chairman Republican County Committee Caldwell County G H TOWERV Chairman Republican County Committee Webster County OUR CLUBBING OFFER Tn BEE and DAILY AND SUNDAY GLOBEDEMOCRAT both one year for 650- o TilE BEE and DAILY only GLoiiEDEMocRATboth one 450THEDAY COURIERJOURNAL both 825TilECOURIERJOURNAL both one year for 650 TirE BEE and LOUISVILLE EVENING POST both one year for 275 Tire BEE and TWICEAWEEK yearJ 175 COURIERJOURNAL both one 50I ISVILLE COMMERCIAL both oneyearfor 1125 TilE BEE and any leading publi cation at LOW ZitlC- EDissolution Notice The firm of Walker Twyman has been dissolved by mutual consent Mrs Amanda Walker retiring The business will be conducted in the future by Jno W Twyman who is authorized to collect and receipt for alt accounts due Walker Twyman and for whom a continu ance of the patronage given in the past to the Pioneer Tinners is 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Sept 3o days Oct 5 Jdays HenUersonT Oct IIsdays LouisvilJeEoultry Show Second Annual Exhibit January to 1898 rL I- 1MusT KEEP BUSY li 1iAnd in order to do so we arc making gcnu1 it 4l ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of = C Merchandise Money buys everything we tit handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For Jt- unatclyfoi us as weljl as our patrons ye i 41 never go to market without thtTvcry power C t i ful cash We know we fc 41 JjDryGents and Ladles Underwiar and Hosjtry fi Gents White and Colored Shirts J 4 ys HATS AND CLOTHING tfIII f At the Bottom Cash Prices and ourjCusv i J 49i tomers reap the benefit Plant yoUr dollar Mt Jistit BISHOP 1c1J I41 MADISONVILLE KY tit la WYOUFI MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT i lYit it- n V4 3 t i k i J 41 THE gIG STDRgf D BIG REDUCTIONS I E I i BIB BARBAIWS f41 Mt 1INALL KINDS OP CLOTHING THROUGHOUT OUR BIG STOCK ttJ41 y 100 Suits it Worth s56hand over have been selected and put = J f I on our M e OW1 398Table yf t41 ao 1 t1 t- OW1 41 i 100 Suits rb 4 J Black French Clay Worsted usually solid for Si aspr A 47 our price has been 10 will all go lit tins viMtot 1 41 sale for wv 1 1 800 M JI 41 y Lft- ti 41 100 Pair Pants T tJt l t1Odds and ends various styles and sizes sbut all t afj good will be soldfrom rt aj = J tr 4 100 to 200 orOf 1 J THESE ARE PLUMS WHILE THEY LAST 11 j Dulin McLeod C mpanyl 41 MADISONVILLE KY t loll i f n nlViAAnnnn 1w b Fdt r WHO IS YOUR TAn OR 9 rDoYou Get a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE L THE1kQENEFIO- SP 20 0 SUCCESS t IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING ayWiORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS arM BORN Co THE MEAT CKiGASO MEKKANJ TANJRS We gumttt to fit ui phase w aN SUIi300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8CUECT PROM AT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE JOHN xv TWYMAN ilt 1 TTJOIoT T m J 5 LL La z J Main Street West of Railroad I eftEblNOTONj KY V i 4StovesCatingsA uJNU LIL4VftIJ R pairing i oofiuig and Guttcringt Skyhigh irl- r quality Jand prices dirt cheap s lsU 11L1 WE HAVE SPARED CDNO EXPENSE f To our Funeral Equip I 0mcnttbc best rn 1IIS part ff IJIIIf the State Antliing lull everything you want in 1Ivcry f RICESALWAYS J THE LOWEST FA 1 Subscribe for The Bee EC mA WORK JOE TIlE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION Jt i = PHE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON V THIRD QUARTER INTER I NATIONAL SERIES AUG 1 Text of tho Lcisoii Acts xriil 111 Mem OrT Vonr 811 Golden Text I Cor Ill 11 Commcmtary by tho Her n M tNUrvt 1 After those thinKS l nul departed from Athens and onmo to Corinth lie ti tllllrt1 nnd controlled by the Spirit nnd If the Spirit lind not now wanted him In corinth Ho would not hnvo nuffcrcU him to BO ohnpter xvi 0 7 Thus nlso wo roay know Ills wny for us If wo nro hon Iyllvlnltunto Him who Ima bought Ito bo set opnrt Himself then wherever Ho would hnvo us to go the door will bo open nnd the way pMn nnrt where Ho dow not want us Ho will closo tho door and hlnilor us from going 0 And omul n certain Tow named Aqulln born In Pontus lately come from Italy with his wlfo Prlscllln Then ns flow tho Jews were inado to mayo on Thoy bed choson Cnsnr Instead of their McGHlnh nnd Insteml of rest which Christ would have given them they have been to this day driven hither nnd thither nnd persecuted In many lands It Is written ax will command and I will sift or cause to ruovo tho house of Israel amona eli nations It Is nlso written Ho that scat tered lernrl will gather him II nnd again I will plant them upon their land and- they shall no moro bo pullod up out of their land which I have given them with tho Jxml thy Ood Amos iz 0 1111 Jcr zzzl 10 8IIAnd becnuso ho was of too same craft ho nlxxlo with thorn und wrought for by their occupation they were tcntmnkors JPiul loved when potwlble to corn his 1 bmiil and ho often testified that ho did so that ho might not bo n burden to any of them I Thees 11 0 II Thoea 111 8 Ho saId to the ciders of tho church nt Ephesufl Yen yo yourselves know that those hands havo ministered unto my ne ccesltlcs and to them that wcro with mo Act u 114 4 11 And ho reasoned In tho Bynagoguo- CTcry Snbabtlt and persuaded tho Jews and the Grccka Ho would talk on tho stuns Jlncs na nt Thcssalonlcn showing from tho Scriptures that Israels Mcealah had to die find rleo from tho dead bo foro Ho could bo tho Immortal man on Davids throno who had been foretold and that Jesus of Nazareth had fulfilled every prediction concerning the sufferings nnd death am resurrection and would certainly In duo tlmo fulfill every prediction concerning tho kingdom and tho glory Acts xvII 0 3 III 81 ThO church of today seems to think that ninny so called Attractions nro necessary to hold and win tho people but It Is a fearful mistake Tho gospel of God concerning His Son TJwu Christ our Lord Is enough ifB And when Silas and TlraothCus wcro como from Macedonia Paul was 1iOOsod In tho Spirit R V constrained by- fkO word and testified to tho Jews that Jesus was tho Christ Ho had loft these two brethren at Heron when ho had gone to Athens chapter xII 1010 But now they have joined him and ho must have been somewhatcomforted by their coming Paul knew what sorrows wore and ho I know what real comfort was nnd It Is from tho limit that ho spooks of God na tho Father of mercies and tho God of all oem afort II Cor I 0 fji0 Your blood bcupon ycurown hoods rtan clean From henceforth I will go unto tho gentiles This ho said as they opposed him with blasphemy for our Lord Joaua had taught that If tho nuraago of i Hls servants was not received thoecrvnnts- wwcro to wlpo the dust off their feet M a loctlmony against them nnd pass on to thoso who would hoer When the gospel faithfully preached tho messengers arc unto God n sweet savor of Christ In thC1nI that are saved and In thorn that 11Cr1shI V 11 Cor 11 10 7 And be deported thence and cnkTcd Into n certain mans house named Justus spiio that worshiped God whoso house hard to tho synagogue So when ono door is closed another opens and whether It bo just next door as In this Mile or across tho street or In some other city or town or in oomo other land tho ik Splrlt of Ood will load His people and they have only to follow whcro Ho Icadcth with no deslro but to be controlled by Him and to please Him 8 And Crlspua tho chief ruler of tho 011thearing pus was ono of tho very few whom Paul hap- tized with his own lnnjY I Cor I 1Jln for ho sold that preaching tho gospel was potlnonce but ho emphasized that srJvatlon depends wholly upon hollering or noolv ing Christ and not upon any or nil of th ordinances Neither baptism nor joining Ibo church nor taking the communion LJjan savo or help to sam a soul but Mlm is through tho finished work of Christ alone without any possible addition o Then spoke tho Lord to Punt in tho night by a vision Bo not afraid but I speak and hold not thy peace II Hoeuld to tbo Corinthians in his first oplstlo I Was with you to weakness and in fear and in much trembling I Cor II 3 so that there was somo oc nston for this special visit from his blessed Master and for this encouraging Do not afraid The oyos of tho Lord aro ever upon Ills people for their good and to show Ills strength or their behalf II Chron xvi 0 If neces sary Ho will send Gabriel or oven a host Of angola 011 our behalf 10 For I am with thee and no man shall set on theo to hurt thoc for I ha much PeOPle in this city It would soon Unit there wero much disturbance and probably threats of violence to tho crson of Paul Of these ho would not bo afraid for ho had already been scourged and im prisoned nnd stoned to death but as tho Spirit hud recently been loading him on from city to city ho might naturally think in the light of recent leadings that ho was again to move on hence tho Lords spo chit visit und mceeago to hint As for our own strength and oncour lagomont noto Bz ill 1U Iv 10 Joshua 16 Judg vi 10i Isa xii 10 18 Jcr I 8 10 Hag I 10j 11 4 Oen zv 1 Math Tho Lords own 11 am with sloniear not is full of mighty comfort j 11 And ho continued there a year nnd six months teaching tho word of God among them Ho had but ono thcmo Josus Christ of Nazareth His llfo dmth resurrootlon and coming glory but ono book the Scrlptureo and but ondpowcr tho Holy Spirit Compare Acts zxlv 14 xxy1 23 zrvlll 81 then MX I Cor II 16 ThdpnlrU will guide us when to go nud ta hon to stay nnd how long to stay lie will glvo us tho words to speak and Ha will do all the work convincing of sin nnd righteousness and judgment It is ours to bo fully under Ills control for tho glory 61 God urn nosi PpPOiARtRip FOR THG SUM nnn TO OLD POINT conFORT AND THD SGASIIORR nucii siainvsEBiNa FOR VERY LITTL D PDNSD The regular Annual Excursion to Ol Point Comfort In charge of Mr W A Wit gus S P A i will be run run Wednesday Aug nth viaL and C O Railway from UortonvillfJbn regular train leant at 3 38 a m with Seashore Special which leaves Union Station foot o Street at 130 p m The round tripate to Old Point Comfort is only 16 and the tickets are good until Scptenbcr 2 with stop ovfrptlvilcgos returning ott This sgrpaises any offered the Ira V v oHhjfphtilt many Grand and beautiful 5caner V mountain air suifbathintr 0f0 cceafllvoyace palatial hotel entertalnmcn f jlnrisit to tho Capital it desired fSo low rite of i per day has letn srcuredal the Hygcia and Cbambcrlai Hotels Every attention and courtcs y 1 I Cf JJ Frv I toL i J rl S I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR I Topic ror tho Week Itrglnninff July 88 Comment by Rcr B II Dojrlo Tone Fnlao worship mitt true Hath rt MS Tho vroitw of the topical reference nto taken from Christs sermon on the L mount his inaugural nddrom to his apostles Ho spoke tho words to warn against tho abuse or tho fnleo use of worship having in mind particularly tho evil BO prevalent nud conspicuous in that very laud and day of tho form nlisxn and hypocrisy of tho Pharisees cs pocially in their praying and nltncgir lag Worship Is n natural instinct of human Jinturo It la a part of human tia tore The soul of tuna always has gone u aud always will go out in adoration andto in praise to somo otto or to BOIIIO toMon may deny tho existence of God they may ourso tho churches they may ridicule tho idon of a lifo beyond tho 11graveinstinct of religious worship because it la n part of man himself Sinco wo must and will worship it Is evidently important that our worship POEKCJW theth true characteristics of worship that itsu thsuchtoInfespiritualThere is great danger in worship Worship must bo expressed necessarily In forms and tho danger is that it may degenerate iuto formalism pure andt trintendlitheirollsm and then was still further degraded into hypocrisy Even tho Pharisees the typo of formalists and hypocrites may not have intended at the outset to boo pthenics their worship became a mere rantdter of forms Tho same danger foro nil who worship God regularly andhstatedly and instead of censuring Pharisees it would bo well for us to bo constantly on our guard against pbari folflm Tho character of worship depends up on the tnotlvo and purpose back of it tho fooling of tho inward man towards God It does not depend upon in which it is ox thpressedworship they were lengthy a and yet these things did not mako thoir d worship acceptable Tho porpoeo and motIve back ot it wcro at fault It was fqr Boinsh purposes that they prayed 11IigIonGod with tho lips when the from Him God sees tho inmost rocceecs of tho souL Wo cannot deceive Him su and it is useless to try to do so Nor can wo often deceive men We may 3areliWorshipness in sincerity and in truth Diblo Readings Joshua xxlv 14 Pa xxiv 110 xxix 1 2 xcr 111 xcix 16 Isa Ti 14 xxix 10 14 Math iv 810 xv 70 Rom 1 BO36 Ool 11 1888 novo Iv 811 v 1114 ix but SO 21uIcrtonal rnrltjr Personal purity lion at the foundation of all progress It is essential as svellH to tho stato as to tho family It i basis of nfl law and decency and order and the condition of all truo progresso and civilization Jewish Sijurcl Directory in CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION as First a m second mass and trrtnon 90 a m liosary Instruction and benediction at 230 p m every Sunday A M Cocnan pastor a CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sundayschool evety Sunday morning from I gO 10 1030 service following at 1040 Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening I Services lust and third Sundays In each month I R V Out Pastorit MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH inServices second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sundaychool at 9303 m D S Edwards Patter v IMIL CHURCH rSenlces first Sunday each month morning innightC C HALL Pastor MOix CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting every 7rmithy nIghtstiY P SCHUISTIAN liNDHAROR Prayer meeting every Snndaycvenlng at 630 atAsscmbly haill1GENHRAI UAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third Saturday night and everyTuesday RELIGIOUS NOTES IThe Louisville Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Southt will bo held this year at betginning Sept amMrs S E Stevens led the Christian Endeavor Sunday evening in the absence of Kev 1 T Cherry who was to have i led but for the illness of his son t iIn the local columns will bo found the announcement of The Sebree camp meetinga and tho special trains and rales be offered Ihoso drsiriotls of attending Tho next Quarterly Meeting of thes Methodist Episcoptl Church South andt tho last before thq nazi Annual Conference will be held at Noho Saturday and Suniday August 7th and BibtOn account of th illness of his son Zephaniah Rev J T Cherry did not de liver his usual sermon last Sunday evening bat tho appointment was filled by Rev F M Foulks of tho Cumberland 1resby lerian denomination Uro Cherry preached Saturday night and Sunday morning will be extended to ladies without escorts Choice of routes returning between Rich mond and Clifton Forge will be given en abling those who desire to visit Lynchburg Natural Bridge and other points of in terestSleeping car rates will be 400 for berth Louisville to Old Point to bo occupied by ono or two persons and application for sleeping car space should Ix made at once to W A Wilgus S P A llopkinsville Ky For further particulars address as above or call on Agent I C Ky Leave your orders for Candi I dates Cards Business Cards Visiting Cards with TilE BEE Big new stock of fine cut cards just received Opporunltyytrtp to 10 great Centennial and Internation Expo sitiqju Read THE BEES splendid offer jGo anytime you ike Begin now1 0 J lU j l i 1WT i tct1 I TARIFF BILL AND SUGAR The DIngle Tariff Gives Protcc tlon to Beet Sugar Growers But Slight Comforfto the Sugar Trust arge Importations and Failure of Secretary Gages Resolution to Tax Sugar Caused Advance of Sugar Trust Stocks Special correspondence Wasliinglon D C July 37 Now that the Democratic orators and cditois have been reduced to the single subject for an attack the tariff billof its relation the sugar trust it is well enough stale sonic plain farts bearing upon this subject This bill as a whole is probably 1010 satisfactory to till people than any tariff measure which has passed Congress in the recollec tion of the present generation and e features of it relating to the gar schedule will he found when understood as satisfac ry as its most highly commended atures It was generally conceded when the bill passed the llonsc that it was not in any way advantageous o tIll trust hut that on the con aty it tool away fioin lh trust uch of till advantage which it- hacuntlcr the Vilson law Stripped of all technicalities the cold facts arc that as the bill left the house the rates on refined sugar were 1234 cents per hundred ouiids greater than till rates on aw sugar Of course the rates on- uicrent grades of raw sugar were ere different but taking the num er of pounds of any grade which were required to make a hundred pounds of refined sugar it was found that the rates were on an average of i2j cents per hundred OthliIS less than those on refined This means that tIll sugar refiners of the country whether in e trust or out of it were allowed difference ofi2 cents per hun 1 red pounds orfJ of a cent per pound difference between raw sugar when imported and refined sugar when imported thus giving cm an opportunity to import raw gar at of a cent a pound less than the rates at which refined can be It is gen 11finingof a cent a pound so that the tes really given to the sugar re ners arc simply the bare difference etween refined and unrefined on sugars of the cost of refining- It of is well known that the rates adopted by the Senate were more it idvantagcotis to the sugar refiners it is i fact that the rates agreed pon by the conferees made precisely the same difference between raw and refined sugars that the ouse bill made when it was passed by that body The confer it ce report did increase the rates n refined sugar slightly but it ilso increased the rates on raw sugar thus making the difference the rate of duty between raw and refined or the differential it is called precisely what the House bill made it originally i2 cents per hundred pounds or fJ of cent a PoundwBut says the objector if the con ference report gave to the sugar trust stock no advantage why was in that sugar truststock advanced during the time that the bill was consideration by the conferees and after it was presented to the public g The answer to this is simple r enough The sugar trust knows that the new bill would certainly advance the rate of duty on sugars as a protection to American producers has been bringing into the country as rapidly as possible fingparatively low rates of the Wilson aw It has scoured the world for sugar and had in stock by the time the conference report was presented to the public over 700 ooo tons of raw sugar or in round numbers 1500000000 pounds Think of itt Enough sugar to load seventy thousand cars or to load thousand five hundred freight of cars each or to oakefifty miles in length On everys pound of this sugar which apparenthatI t there was between the tariff rates amed by the Dinglcy law or an aggregate prpfit calculated at twelve million dollars It is surprising that sugar stockI up in view of the fact organization would make upon the sugar which it had brought nto the country 12000000 by ite mere advance which the train ers of this bill have found it necessary to make in tariff raters in order to protect the sugar producers of the United States and bring a revenue to the Government But the objector will say everybody familiar with this subject knot that the sugar trUst had all tIlls sugar in stock and since this lactI was well known this does not ac count for the sudden rise is sugar trUst stock which followed the announcement of the agreement o the conference This is true but the explanationI of the sudden advance which vasI caused by the profit thus assured to the suga trust through theI enormous stock on hand is found in the fact that Secretary Gage had recommended to Congress the placing of an internal revenue taxI of one cent per pound on all unre fined sugar in the United States when the new tariff law should go into effect the object being to compel the trust to pay to the Govern NOIJdVMnSNp O- VjLt rt j It T r4ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 i INCORPORATED I Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE ir I T r General Office Earlington Kentucky JIi p1 p r i 13iixi i QfficeSa iiier iJontuel Memphis TonniiS FORD Mnnnger 327 Upper Second Street Etansvihln Ititi jjVl olesele AiittJOHN T HESSEH Ilauser Building St Louis Mo J V l I3RIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III 1 i1 I 1tI i THE FAMOUS NO9 COAL I 5 1 j For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles g- j Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables 1used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET i- if 1 S+ BRUSHED GORE FOR Bffi BURNERS AND PURNflBES I IWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One aE ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as jf 2 P one ton of the best Anthracite Coal jj IASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY t Iw titeIe 1e ai mcnt a tax of one cent per pound all this 1500000000 pounds t sugar which it had accumu lated waiting the advance which could make by the new s tariff Had Secretary Gages recomc mendation been accepted conferees and by Congress it would have compelled the trust to pay in internal revenue taxes probably 15000000 upon the sugar which had piled up in its warehouses The conferees and Congress how verdid not adopt Secretary Gagesa recommendation reaons they looked upon as entirely suf b ficient and the moment this fact became knownfirst that the sugar trust would make this largeo profit by reason of the duty on sugar and second that it ould not he compelled to payout I any ol that profit in the proposedb internal revenue tax upon sugar stockthose who calculated the profits which it would make during the coming year on this enormous mass of sugar which it holds saw readily that the profits would bo reat and the dividends large The flcstilttrust stock about which there was so much talk and denunciation This advance was not due to any permanent advantage which the new tariff bill gives the trust over the old law but on the contrary the difference between raw and re ned sugars under the new bill is s already indicated I2j4 cents e per hundred while under the Wits son law it is 22j cents per hundred pounds thus making it apparent at once that the permanent differential or difference in tariff rates which the sugar refiners get under the new law is far less than that under the Wilson lawtThe sudden jump sugar was due entirely to the knowledge f the rejection of the proposition f Secretary Gage to tax the raw in the countryand if his recommendation had been accepted by Congress this sudden rise would never have occurred A COW TORY How the Affairs of a Big Dairy are Conducted Intercsiieg Letter From a Friend In Indiana FRANKLIN IND July 23 1987 EDITOR op TUB One Yesterday we Ind tbo pleasure of iMlinR a dairy inhabited by 300 cows It is one of Iho largKit exclusive cow commmiilir wo over visiird and is ihn very marvel of cleanliness It is not only npnn to the public at all timer tint giljxries and walk ways aro so arringc l tint visitors may make tim most llmrouuli iOK pRclion with lout annoyance to proprietors or employes walked through and wnrp ampl repaid for our troubla There xyMem prevails and the moral social physicaland inlellrcl tial culture of Madam Cow id on a high plain This university of the cow is situated on a beautiful blue grass farm ton miles from Indiaqapolis and near the largest canning factory in Ihe West Tho dormitory din ingroom lavatory anti laclotorinm or drawingroom all adjoin There are steam engines and water worksard bydro meter and scales and all and every kind of machinery Imaginable for the clue and comfort pleasure and pastime of Madam Cow As a pastime we aro told they fro quently Indulge In bass bawl and are ex ports with tiles That when they mako a kick pitcher catcher and urnplro usually come to grief We have read of the sacred cow In India but the racrcd cow in Indlana had hitherto escaped our notice Tbcso cowsHoir not h- iJ J rw r Ji youhatif these They aro hardly allowed to per imbulalo in tho sun neither do they chew grass or corn as other kino Their delicate hiwhateverorpeavinesafler ned These peavines are packed away until they kinda heat and kinda hallway rot when they become a great cow elicacyon which they dote and thrive ne five hundred thousand cans of peas were canned at tho factory this season and as the fruit of tho vine is usually he smallest part therof some idea of the abundance of good things in store for the cow in the way of peavine provender cane imagined and all to be twice chewed We nave reason to believe that the ceremony of footwashing prevails to a lim extent in Kentucky but so far as our- bservation and experience goes it is con fined to blpeds Here it prevails only among quadrupeds of tbo cow persuasion mean to say that these dairy cows are- equired to wash their feet like barefooted oys every evening before bedtime I wit nessed this ceremony of ablution At exactly 3 30 p m a signal was given and the great gate between dormitory and drawing room swung open and instantly every cow turned her steps toward the latter place This lacteal drawing room or perCectlon oor stalls ceiling and every visible spot is and sweet with limo and paint In order to reach the room each cow must pus through a trough of flowing water to cleanse her feet Hence the footwashing- At first the passing of the cow through water before milking naturally excited our suspicion However wo were disappointed to find the depth of tho water hardly suf licicnt to submerge tho lacteal appendages profitably ahd that the aqueous infusion placeWithin the low short talls are arranged in long rows each exactly like its neighbor excepting its num goesdirectlyMadam Cow is versed in figures Upon en drybrm I cows prove them to bo intemperate in drinking water and itxiccurred to us that his dry bran was a serious temptation in that direction but they were milked before the drinks were passed and aqueous dilu lions were still further deferred When all bad eaten the milking began Tbe milk maids were mostly men Each was armed with a shiny tin pall and n dampended towel suspended from a girdle Notwithstanding all that science art and invention have contributed to the modern dairy tho same oldfashioned appliance for milking the cow remain viz the fingers and the saw The same old difficulties also remain to bo contended with the cows oil leg and the ubiquitous tail But we observed tbat culture had bad its effects upon the latter An incident illustrative came under our immediate observation- A gentle maid of some fifty quiet summers sat on a low stool beside a Jersey en gaged in time pleasing pastime of extracting that snowy foamy liquid some minor part of which occasionally finds its way to the average milk wagon Uoih hands were busily engaged in this enterprise when a very large nnd a very hungry fly ensconced himself upon the maidens nose and quietly but persistently abode thereon A spas modlc wink of iho eye and a prodigious wag of tim nosi failed to dislodge him About ibis time the seemed to real unlimheriuigliarono mighty sweep thereof she proceeded to entwine that maidenly neck with tail round by rounduntil its tasseled tip caught the fiy an the nose with a whack which barely left the nose in tact The nose was evidently used to such caresses for its quiet owner never dropped a stitch in her work Tho single saw parted the maidenly lips When the milking begins the engine starts tho machinery is put in motion nnd tIme cream is at once separated from time milk and both bottled put up In cases and at once started to maikct and wo have yet to learn how tbo chalk and water gets into it Tho milk from each cow is weighed nnd noted on a tablet provided It is then emptied Into a larger pail This goes to receiving rdom where It undergoes d process of cooling and passes into Another room where it Is drawn off and packed and sealed by machinery In glass jars holding pints and quarts These are packed lit cases for market and pold in these packages An hours limo in Iho dairy will do more toward settling IhC pcrcntiiahjtrike going on between mankind wagon than anything wo know of v E LH to Free For All Without moneyyou can go to the Tennessee Centennial and Inter national Exposition any time you ke Read TilE BEES great offer and go to wo- rkwwmwwuwm8 Z I IN TilE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was considered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic ariUpcriodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures when all others fail Adapted for oldor young Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by all druggists rvitoaiiroyntt Crttliiicciitilno vltlioiirTnulo Mark In Ilirro rolont IManufacturedanly by tho CARLSTEDT MEDICINE GO- Evantvlllo In- dRJUUUUUUUMUIlfUUUUUtAH I for TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA 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villa Tcnn S E HOWELL Pus and Ticket Act Cor 9th and Market Sts Chattanooga W L DANLSV Gen Pass and Ticket Agent Nashville Tenn TEACHERS WANTEDOver 4000 vacanciesseveral times as many vacancies as members Must have noro members Several plans two plans give free registration ono plan GUARAN rEES positions Ten cents pays for book containing plans anti a 300 lovo story ol lollege days No charge to employer for recommending teachers outturn Ttichin Rt Dr 0 M Sutton Sutton Teachers Bureau- S W Cor Bunu1f AM V 6071 Uborn St PresIdent and Manager Chicago III Northern vacancies Chicago office Southern vacancies Loulivllle olfico Ono tea rcclilert Ic olh oSicciMEDICINE th- eMilliON A PopuIar Proprietary Medicine old at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may Iad4ta revolution in th A New York compnnjr of mAnufACturing cbomliutho Rlpana Chemical Companjr pldcod upon the market I Jive ycani situ a medicinal or tabule com 111of eompreuod powdered pre paratluiu of fortaln mntlclaal drOSs whIch lout been awcr to of moro use among medical men than any other for the euro or al leviation of such Ilia common to man a have their origin an duration or veAkene4 capacity for suimliating foodatmorbjmaE nourtibment and eliminatIng wsie everydUcaMprlolethatand protected aa to retain IU qualltln Intact and unimpaired any extended prPllflraUonJjouldpacked In Rlau protected by absorbent cotton sue acearcly corked Even time rorki used bavo of a grade so high In M requirement that na manufacturer of the o oTerydaystoppcrI oould supply morn titan a malfJDportlonrrom hla output that the of n quality notinrpaiiedlnbeanty and perfection of w ihoan used the inontfo tl llou dealers OrnnmcntiofgoldrlJavtnitKtthrlrhlfthitaniUrd anit noverconsentlog to ary from ro t to mdc commodity known and seven =r d- I O = oIoleatod wUiuits flee years npaPfr advertising has informed ecry AmerIcan citizen L lIrlnlluponTabuleaDfllngthouxhtrul ndltlonl that IhlIta s for every artlclo that 4luUIfnrMycrai WeekS or months are lomuici to bo pracUclIy s r 114 fIfI m orroIfktC ever Acting upon these lUKireitloni and notIng pArtlralarlr the nnimtvalred prosperity of amountLcoiipimnyhiavn euitored upon the experiment of putting up lpaas Tabulee In lIuleboard packajeIInn eactiihiltl1 have learned to know IIId the ftipani TabulCa but wll otter the cheaper riri xierlmcntniiytnr the beoelU of such ai nny desire them It Should durerence1iCiM OrO mint yet to ho had of all l1ell1 aJa1lbouab It IIPObable thSt almost any dmg lnllloff forwarded to Cltemloal 00 NO Iftew Yor hln4U the turothomighiyintreduoe4otbetradeaienti aadped4iewMt be smuMt4a a H rorsoceassteimt 1htvithjhaofiefiUovCryC5 Al t tr T4 p L 4 J 4 tj J TA r u hjll O rJU 1 o MY If r f ft j Two Through Trains Dally Running Pullman Vntlbule SlerplnJr and Cars Naihvlllo to Chkacl 13 JIOURS NABIIVILLU TO CIIICAOO NEW ORLEANSfi FLORIDA SPECIAL leaves Now Orleans nally at sos noon NamihvIIiet73uiiIiiIOrlein t II CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMiTED lckvc Nfl hvlllo Dally at 730 pm I Tor detaIled InformatIon odJrct P P JHPrRinS Iciil Paucngrr Ag t- llvanivllle led 0 II IIIlLMAN Ocal Autlictn AtMit- NaahvllU Tcnn B 1 UOOARS Trot losscngr Airtat AlUMv On a u i F P L eX NKAILROAl t IMF rnuAt- IliKOUGII TKUNK fINl IwtwteiiiIi aatiet f1 iaCincinnati Luxjiiiotiltiii vi1lf liviiimvillb Si itiiif And urn cilfes iii Ninlivillu Memphis Mont ontrr Mobile and Nmv Orlcim- KWitlrxouit OltmrTij es AND SIliliD UNKIVALTD ShORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU It From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to tho SOUTHEAST AND 80UTH l THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville nnd Chattanooga mak ing direct con a ncction WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville anti Points IN FLORIDA Connections aro jnatlo at Guthiie and Nashville for nil points North East South and West In Pullman lalaco Cars EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on tho line of tls road w receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for rates routes cf or write to C P ATMOBK O PTALouisville Xc- ntackyEROVES AHltltJ TONIC13 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULT WARRANTED PRICE MenI JAIAvsaiILNoy36Isea FnrUMMIelnoRn lonllomeniWa sold lul year fffl toUlc or OltOVKti TABTKLKHH CHILI TONiC and haY twuvht tbro KTCXM nlroadf thti rnw In allnn lilt pertonco of the dnia biuineM han beser an arlclfllbaI gio pocum uziycrpai utaMellon M jruur TonUv AceII 10 YEARS KXP RIENOE I I TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS AcAnyone sen41n a sketch and oIHft1ptlon mar I quIctiysaeeflai froewhoIumer I I prohatiy Communlcatlona eoDndenll pldeaL Monc rnrMcurtOK aUlctlrrIn America a sftlco receivespecialSCIENTIFIC AMERICANI taniaJ ala months hpoeimSt 1JuoKCI OOJllea stat AICD AddreMUNN MM llrimilniiv N t W rorigBEN T ROBINSON r DRUGGISTIvfcztCrleill 3QJ tuokyAlwaysDRUGS AND MEDICINES PElt FUMERY and TOILET ARTI CLEI PAINT8MLI OIL- SriYICI8Mfs rlIPTlONLi itCAREFUILYC9OIqUNnED t i WllJWhn AflthItc i i r to 1 IpMct JOVI4HI mAJu wraithWrito 3ottn tYfl Patent UW oflsaad JOB wORI Will receive Promrtattenfltion at this hirnishcd upon applic t1fIi 10 f TUCKY THURSDAY JULY 29 1897 SUPPLEMENT NO 30 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Supervisor Sullivan wade a trip to Prov idence last Saturday Agent Hthrldge says nis waybills show a big business from this point this month so Jar Two firemen wbo lately imbibed too freely of redeye lost their positions last week Tbe trainmen find no reason to complain of adult business now lu fact some as- tor k rest Master of trains Devney found time to make relatives abrief visit at Evansvllle last Sunday Engineer Joseph Rupcke thinks of soon moving his tamily from Nashville back to this place The pay car after making its monthly round returned from the south Sunday In charge of Conductor Cole If all signs dont fall conductor Will Court U thinking seriously of taking unto himself a wife in the near future Look at the camber of train orders given and you caa see that even the train dispatchers spend no time in idleness Engineer Bonbam was called to Elkton last week to attend court and Agents Etb ridge and Walker are on the same mission this week Superintendent Dickson is said to be some better and it is the wish of his many Irieods that be may soon recjver his tormer good health- A small dote of their own medicine was given the Howell yard crew last Saturday when numerous trains from the south blocked Ibe yard One of the overworked men lately has been Walter Wright who finds it neces sary to work all day and a portion ot the ulgbt to keep his work up It has not often occurred that more crews were required to handle the bust tress north of Earlington than south but we believe a count will reveal the fact tbat of late this is true Its Is announced tint the Elliot Car Company of Gadsden Ala has secured contracts to build jw freight cars ot which 450 are for the Louisville Nash ville system The contracts will aggregate about 1230000 Mr Y Vandenberg Tram M wager 01 tie L Nroad states that the contract tot the nevi elevator at Pensacola Fla has been let to a Chicago firm The ca pacity of the elevator will be 500000 bushels and its estimated cost uoopo It will be completed about Jctober I Tbe New York Stockholder comment ing upon the recent reports of the L N Railroad Co states that the financial position of this company is greatly Im proved and ft can now stand comparison as to its fiat lass and financial condition and future prospects for business with other roads whose stock is quoted in the market at aj to 33 per cent higher Hagman Crowder white remonstrating with a passenger who first refused to pay his way or get off train was shot In the breast and severely wounded one day last last week On account of the wounded man being unable to attend trial there has not up to this time been an examining trial Conflicting rumors have been set afloat about the cause and the shooting but the opinion in general seems to be that the shooting was notla the least justifiable Chief Arthur of B of L E thus spats about the present strike of coal miners This Is not a matter which concerns our organization said Mr Arthur speak ing of the coal strike It Is natural that trainmen should feel a sympathy for the striking miners and I suppose they do but there Is no reason why they should re fuse to haul West Virginia coal the same as any other freight It may be there are some who would be Inclined to refuse to handle it I have dot been asked by any of our organization for any advice on the question The organization has rules governing its members in such affairs Ratchford It is understood hopes to Induce to the trainmen switchmen and conductors through their leaders lo re fuse to handle West Virginia coal not ra ned by union labor It be accomplishes that the operators concede the market would take a wonderful jump Before I came to this part of the coon try I was an engineer on a railroad down South said a railway man We used to make a long run and we were pretty slow about It While on that line I bad some very odd experiences I remember one day when we reached the junction station a woman cams up to ma and asked me t bold the train for five mines She that ber daughter wanted to take the train to the city I told her that it was ImpossI i ble for me to hold the train for ber 1 fdont sea why she expostulated I think you might do a little thing like that I tried to explain to ber that trains ran j on schedule time and like time and tide wait for no man or woman either to that matter Oat ibe wouldnt have hand finally just as we were about to itarl the shouted indignantly Well Ill Just tee about that laughed but soon ceased to laugh for what did that old woman do but gel right on the track about three feet in front of the engine She sat herself there firmly grasping hold of the rails with both hands Tbe conductor signaled for me to go ahead as our stop was over But I couldnt do it as long as she remained on the track for I would kill her certainly I called to the conductor and be Impatient at the delay came np I explained the situation to him He WM as mad as I was and going up t the woman he told her to get off the track I just wont she replied until m daughter gets on board your train He pleaded with her for some time and finally declared that be would have to use force Just you darel she cried Ill sue you for damages if you dol This opened new complication andI we reasoned with ourselves whether we bad better remove her by force Just as we bad determined upon a course of policy her daughter came up and veefng the oldI woman on the track kissed her good by e and got on the train while ber mother called to berIGo ahead Mary Ann You have plenty of time though for I will sit on the trackI until jou get on boardIAnd then when Mary Ann was safely on board and we were about ready to run over the old woman if necessary she camly and slowly got up and waved me a goodbye o calllogat we pulled out of the station I hope Ive leached you fellers a grain of perliteness St Joseph GazetteI Reasons Why Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is Best II Because it affords almost instant reI let in case of pain in the stomach colleI and cholera morbulIt Because It is the only remedy that never fails in the most severe cases of dys eatery and diarrhoea 3 Because it Is the only remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea 4 Because it is the only remedy tbatIwill prevent bilious colic 4 Because It1s the only remedy tbatIwill cure epidemical dysentery 6 Because it is the only remedy that can always be depended upon in cases of cbol 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 takeIto Because it has SolVed the lives oi more people than any other medicine in the worldC35 joe by St Det RobInIOOCharles The Very Best Service Will be Oven It will be a pretty sight indeed to see the beautiful vestibuled train pull out ofI 710 St Station in Louisville Ky at xjo p a August itbavingon board the merry excnrsionistsaU bent on the full enji qfent of all that is to be seen on this popular out log Tbe run is made on quick time andI the trip that is void of everything that IIcalculated to annoy or vex the passenger Even your room Is assigned you before reaching Old Point so as to avoid cry deIlay whatever Ladies who have no can take this tnp feeling that especial provision has been made to see that they baveI every attention and lack for no courtesy Those desiring information should write to W A Witgus S P A Hopkinsvitlt Ky TGur Eeleted Jiti3ens All communictnoni and miners of maws perI UlolDR lo this column Should b I addroMed to aID ALIIAMDK Bal ittPB KY ZION A M B cnuacuIServices every Sand nand evenlnc at 7 oclock Sunday school tl gja I m G U Walker pastor MT ZION BAPTIST ctluacuI SaodayCharlie Campbell old boy look out for the next lime Rev T H Merriweather preiched at Earlington Sunday night George Miller is the champion black berry picker Miss Bettlo Alexander of Princeton visited friends here lait week Come out to the reading room tonight and bear Joe Rash The Misses Jackson were out Sunday Remember the Christian Endeavor Sun ilday Free For All Without moneyyou can go to the Tennessee Centennial and Inter yolikeu and go to work NINESrThe Laurel county miners have received a voluntary advance of 5 cents a ton for mining at the bands of the operators and are working full time to supply thodemind for coal During the past two weeks one man at Hecld mines made an average of about five dollars per day moving coal John McManns of the Hecla mines is said to be the best miner at work there John has been making a steady fight for standard wages but now be is satisfied Tbe miner at present has a little the ad tboIyear very leasedyare being made to at once resume work there Even coal slack went at a good price last week No idle bread was eaten by the St Ber nard officials the past few weeks From the President down they have been compelled to bindle business with a rush and they are equal to every emergency Lost tall Mr J B Atkinson President the St Bernard Coal Company told his men then at work at the coke ovens that In the event of McKinleys election the demand for coke would Increase and the shipments of that product from this point plainly shows be knew what he was talking about as now three times as much coke is shipped as at Ibis time last year What a contrast in the above statement and its fulfillment and the promises made by those free silverltes who said that the price of wheat would go down and the price of sil ver advance when now the reverse has proven true The charge can never be made and pro- ven that the miners of this county are lazy and wont work when an opportunity pre cents itself as it is an evident fact that they are willing and work with a vim when there is work to do No it mine made a fine showing last Saturday loading twentytwo cars of coal which is one of the best days work done at that mine of late Illhavingwill have to call on his Kentucky mine for supply to fill his orders Secretary Bailey of the Reinecke Coal Company has been kept very busy the past week or two booking orders and an cowering telegrams The Hecla Coal Company broke Its best record last week by mining and loading 10000 bushels of coal When called upon the St Bernard Coal Company can load and ship in one day over ei thy ears of coal as was shown by their work the past week Without the miners support the band boys can expect to dobntllttle next Satur day bat with their aid as tljev always Rive success will be theirs at their moonlight picnicThe strikers may not win but It is true that they sever bad so many sympathizer A Kansas paper says Tbe great strike now on among the miners of the east gives pop papers another rhance lo mislead their readers They point to the strikers and then sarcastically ask if this is the prosperity the Republicans promised They are afraid to tell their readers the real cause of the strike The miners are striking because they were threatened with a reduction in their wages but they strike for higher wages than they have been getting during the past few years under Demopop rule in this country And they deserve higher wages and will get it before McKinleys administration is old enough to cut its hrst tooth Tbe Courier Jouroal here gives an ac count of the condition of the miners in the Jellico coal fields and from it will be seen that the cause of their trouble is the cheap coal placed on the markets by other mines Tbe condition of the striking coal miner the lellico district is very serious There is apparently nothing in sight for them but starvation or removal from this territory There are fourteen mines in this district employing when running full time about 3500 men as follows The Standard 450 Wooldridge 400 Falls Branch 350 Indian Mountain 20I Proctor Coal Company 450 East Tennes see Coal Company 300 Hywell Davis Company 300 Main Jelllco 300 Bird Eye Coal Company 450 Central Jelllco 251 The other four mines being smaller em ploy from twentyfive to one hundred men each These men have been idle since the last of May owing to the disagreement over the wage scale and they have ex hausted all their means so that now they have but little on which to live A com elites was appointed several weeks ago tot solicit subscriptions for the miners There is still some provisions left in the miners supply depot in lellico bt the stock ii running low The mines in Laurel county Ky am at Coal Creek Tennare in operation am the indications are that they will be able ti supply the market which Is dependent 01 this section for coal Already a numbs of miners have gone lo the two latte places to work leaving the lellico district the only salvation for the Jellico operator is to get their coal mined at the reduce rale for unless this is accomplished the can not compete with the Coal Creek am Pittsburgh operators unless given a lowe railroad rate The CentrAl Coal and Iron Company has accededto demands of the miners am has established a regular pay day Th company will hereafter payoff on the las Saturday ofeach month for previou month Tbe company paid off for the las four months a total pay roll of abou 8000 Tbe miners are reconsidering Ib matter of sending a committee appointed to attend the miners convention to bl held tomorrow at McHenry by miners ol this district Tbe committee will prob ibl not go Maysville Ledger The coil mine wrk ers who recognize the fact that the reduction in Ibeir wages immediately followed tbt reduction of the tariff on coal will no altogether relish the sentiment of th Democratic party AS vjiced by Mr Bryii whosaid in a speech In Congress January 13 1894 The duty on coil is iaJdfeisi ble How Much the Trip to Old Point Comfort Will Cost For those who desire to know we wit say that this trip is a most reasonable one and can bn extended and enlarged to sui the convenience of the passengers Man have made the trip on 35 while those wbi spent 50 would take in Washington Bal timore and Norfolk and some who bad tbi time and spent 175 or ftoo would visit Nev York via the Old Dominion Steamshij Co and take some side trips on the Hud son to Long Branch and Coney Island Leave your orders for Candi dates Cards Business Cards Visiting Cards with TUB BEE Big new stock offe cut card just receivedI Ikt KENr I NEW ENTERPRISE I III STOVES tit DAILY use oven 200000 evenr ONN orvtNq- aATepAcuoN r They are made of Southern troll by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Sonvhem Farmers They last lower and snake more homes happy than anys I other CtOTe on earth Fire back guaranteed for 13 7eara y i If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE I Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN MAXVFACTU M Of I COOKING AND HEADING STOVES Mantels ant Crates Hollowware Tinware Etc tot4twie- Y China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery t WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient I for tho Kitchen Dining Room J Laundry and Dary BICYCLESA e p Subscribe for The Bee I I 1 rror + q- VV DON FAILTOU Es A l DAILYfSY IOa r4 wwawaw a f THE BEST TEAM COAL on THE MA KCT fiEND US A TRIAL f ORDEJtAND YOU WILL uSE HO C 7c5ORDERSATISrA Iort GUARArlT D i e PUIo M MOORE Editor and Manager HN BEE PUBLISHINH COMPANY Incorporated t j Entered the PcstoOiee at KstlliiRion sa Second dillmiller A 1o J SUBSCRIPTION RATES p 0 lpt K One In advance tr 06 Six Months So ThreeMombs It sJ- SlngleCoples s 3- Specimen copies mailed free on application Cortetpondenti wanted In all parts of the county Addresi at for particulars THURSDAY JULY 29 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE SENATE are authorized to announce ROBINSONWe at a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Christian subject to tho action of the Republican party EBI State Senator from the counties of I and CbiUtltn subject to the action of the Republican party roe MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce MORRIS Morris as a candidate for Magistrate o In the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins ConDI subject tote action of the Democratic primary August id CANADA is expected to have the largesVWheal crop in its his tory SEVERAL iron ohave just been blown in at varfous Aiahama points GLASS works at Kbkoma Indigiving work to eight hundred handsjliave resumed operations i THE McKenna Steel Works atI Joliet Illy employing four hundred men is resuming operations this week 9the first time in four 3ears full time is being worked at the St Louis Iron Mountain Rail t road shops at De Soto Mo FULLY 20000 men have gone to work asva result of the agreement j reaction last Saturday week on thet sheet scale iron for the ensuing t year y posedupon BECAUSE of the new rates im imported pottery byJ theDingley tariff all of Becrbow ers Elizabeth N J pottery work I ors Iiaye returned to work I Henderson after skipping a few years will again give a fair this t fall hegningOctober12 and canItinning five days This looks like1 more prosperity in Henderson County WALKER FRANKLIN ij hustling 1 rorth Republican nomination for I magistrate in the Charleston dis I trict Walker is an energetic man of excellent parts and would make t a good officer I i DURING the panic of 1893 the Maine Central Railroad employes had their wages reduced ten per cent Business has improved and the officials have decided to restore the old rate A TINIrATE factory at Joliet 111 employing three hundred men retBurned work last week after an i lleness of more than a month The men get an advance of 2 per cent over that of the six monthslTilE Bigelow Carpet Co at I Clinton Mass is resuming work t and will put the entire plant in operation this week and next alter a prolonged idleness Nine hun died hands are employed when the null is in full operation EVERY western grainproducing state sends encouraging reports regarding the size and quality of its crops Kansas alone expects to harvest Xomc 60000000 bushels of wheat and a freight car famine is feared l A DISPATCH from Kansas City Mo say that thousands of freight cars have left that city within the last two weeks and been dropped off on sidings t along the lines ofI the railroads ja Missouri and scv I eralother states to be filled withI wheat inside of four or five weeks t THERE arc heavy Bliprtagcs in the wheat crop in Russia Hun gary the Danubian countries i France and the United Kingdom Argentina 4 imp rh1gwl ear h scIdays and the most rcliablc icesJrort abroad Qhbliat Ger t i L nii d w0qi

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