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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 4 O f IA I A CLUB or TON Souscnuichs to 7- iftr I THE i3II- I qet You ft FREE TRIP TJJ Vim I I GU AT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL tiI tfiI I z A WS l VVVV EIGHTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS THURSDAY B 1897Nb31 II 1IVVgtes I- IJ i i itrVf 1 jrjj11 lCOauiIF4IO42eAlId Iilif 1 4Cj11ti VIIa1i l I Idoft3c cIji1ile v- iiiriL I i f Iieri4tku I 4111 ItNNESSEEvCENTENNIAL ANDt1 INTERNATONALl EXPOSITIONSi I NASHVILLE tt3 CHATTAMOOEAI 5 IV SV AND ST LOUIS C4RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT I oillijpwd Safrly omforl SilUfirlinn at itis Mlnlimiuvnf ifrrwnsc Aiuirly haute nd IjliRii If you nr 101111 North or Writ IM aurA In UVo Ihix linr TMRHUSH 23SRVICRt aIMcKrnzin Koiiin Iwtwrtm Nanhvdln and MemphH nuVing connection at Memphis with tit hn M in anti train Aikinri Trxit tlllLill tmdIhmwrntgft us PULLMAN PALACE SLEElIXC CAItSiHetwrrn Memphis Mil Nklivilli nn aVlinofia Knoxvilk Akhevilli Wniliinulon Yorknnlsilpyesr round viiClinnnnooKn Atlanta Micnn lIlt Titian Htcuritinn ijckctR nn v 5315 during Mason I EXCUHSIOV TICKET I SOtt sain it rmluncti names Iromsll points on tldt lint nnd unnneiion to Nishvlllo fcnd return duriiiR that enntinuihce nf thin Ten nmn nCnnlrnnial anti Inlirrnllinniil Kxpo Mimi For ftirllfr Informition cull upon I ticket aRrnls J L Hnwossox Son Iiw Act Nash Wile Tenn S K HOWCLU Pass anti Vlrkol Act Cor I ClinlianooRrW I 4 Agent Najhvillr TenahCap lilt Sick Paid In Sutplut Fund 20000 i4COMMENC0 BUSINESS IN 1007 t JNO G MORTON i rlI lin ndvuiilARp fit n bank nccnuui nro nnmerouh It it not In hmih nr mm wn tir Inlkina uhyCi hlUtw nil HMIII 11lIullO A sTmn wmirTrnrrs anti to vomiMi Vhrnna mIetiil thin hank ls n KM 1 ono Diflrntt convini nc ihrt mnnny nltviyip really and out ol rracb of yiuir own petty iquin driinp too It is eixy to n cnd Mnill Mums when you bar n lin I Mini in yourpoekstmMADISONVILLB KENtUCKY A LA IIELLU jRDlNIEItIJ L lAS Ii iOW 3IIlMEnGHANT TAILORS a AI4iVVV MlMMlER OF CrjlfllS AND suJINF 3zV iTpiwr Fifiit Sirwi KVANSVILLE INDIANAa U eun tlmmm ill tJi I fikNIWIII IO4IIVI1 a itiv VVADDII I tr 6 c pkIrtfl Lourtl jT BAij1sI F MItIsiNVh1It5 K Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking VIJtiSflfl5 M4 vvitaiMv accounts of tb ciliseni ol N iiiSiljOIfllI countiest tko firmest anti mot wuuro vault in 1 uhecllOfl 01 KealBckr HOTELVST LOUoflmfsn IxPV t 1 2OO PER DAY awl Breakfast 100 fijATES PLAN 100 Per Day 014 MsaI ssdSnki- cq Viiit St Louis sl p A- tSrrJAYESJiOTE4 e w4 I Irffl CuB tI tp Iiffl d URKIWI DATHS Open all tiltM fI r i 1 THE PENSION OFFICE A Thorough Itovlslon of tho Huloe Han Boon Mnclo VV of AlkUUnt Secretary of tlio Interior harts intimate that Them Will bo No- lUlrRpllttlng In Future In AilJudlcatlnR Claim WABHINOTOX July IOA thorough revision of tho rules governing tho nd Judicntlon of pension claims under the second Mellon of tho net of Juno J7 1800 huts been made by Assistant Sec rotary of time Interior Webster Davis anti sweeping modifications time prcs sent practices mire the result rime now code It Is sold wilt furnish a sate npeudy nnd uniform system ot adjust ag this large class of eases AslstnnfHccrctnry Davis holds that ime very nilturo of pension cases forbids tho application of time slrlctuuss anltechnlca1ltyofCOl1rt rrncecdlii8 nnllthllt It wns not congress Intention to hcdgo time adinlnlHtriitlon of thcKO laws with time dllllcnltlen anti pitfalls of nny system of special plead Ing whoso technicalities nail ro 11 no men Is may tend to a prnc tkiil defeat of tho fovernntentrt be uovolont purposes lIme modifications are made In six rules and former rules ami decisions conflict with them arc wt aside rime most Important chnngo Is tumid In tim following title I Every iillcatlon for Inton under tho wcorwl ctlon of the net of Juno 27 two should state that tho same Ix made under said act limo dates of cnJUtmcnt unj dl- CbIlIO tho name or nnturo of tho ndls aSes wounds or Injurlcaliy which th6 claim ut Is UlIble anti that they nro pot duo to- icious habits proVided bovrevor thill time omKilmiof uiyof theo avcruicuw shall Jnot luvnlldatothonpiillratlon tholntaatto claim pcnilon bring manifest mind time ileeiarmmlonb- og circutod la accordance with law but tluih appllcatlort shall be subject to amrndmpat by u partlolarsHufcs B mimi Olho lust two re lating to vicious hablU anti Increase claims arc largely reiterations OrprCfto ent practices Hulo 4 makes essential modifications and Is ns follows 4 Should a wound Injury or Ilnfltwo pot poclnod la tho original or ifmcndawry decla ration liuMUaoovtred on mcdlral ciamliiatlon be shown to have existed at tha time when the- nliulnat doclurutlon was filed anti It Is found ot to be dUll to vlcloui habit It shall be talc en Into account tho same at If formally spas Old n the orlclnal application Should It ba found however not to have e applienhouo medical examination tho dogroo of tho dli of tho applicant beIng below the maximum rating mummy ba Increased accordIngly from the date when such wound or Injury was Incurred o- riiae contnxctcJ prarldnt the do yro of disability from nil contributory causKM s thereby enhanced to a nufflclont extent to Justify a hlsher mllDICShould It be found Impassible to fix the ex ct date ttMn such wound or Injury WIlla rc ctlrcd or dltoso contracted thb hlehcr rating hall commence from tho date of the certllloatc of medical examination thowlng liii exlitcnc CUSTOMS L KLONDIKE Kurt round of Uood Hunt Injr Canadian Duty AlCTonf BC July noTherclstn crpwd of Indignant gold seelccrs in town Two hnndrcd ot them came from Seattle with tholr outfits to talto the Arrivingheregoods would bo allowed to enter time Klondike district with out paying the regular Canadian duty Some of them decided upon pay ment of tho duty here but arc not sro og with the expectation of evading tho customs ofllccM This Is hardly possible as tho customs officers are going up on time Islander accompanied by a force of constables who will assist tho mounted police now there to en force the laws It may be taltcn as settled that there ill be no relaxation in tho administra ion ot the Dominion revenue laws WRECK ON THE BIG FOUR uact by a CollUlon Tlinajlit to bo Dead Under tim Wreek Tho Injured CiBVEfAKD 0 July IIOOne man was probably killed and several wcro Injured In a wreck on the Dig Four road near He roll yesterday afternoon A switch engine used for handling cars tho qtaarry yards backed oh tho ain track anti came In collision with a through freight Tho engineer of switch engine is under limo wreckage nti Is thought to bo dead Conductor U Hyun of time through freight sus talncd n fracture of the right leg A trainmen whose name could not bo learned sustained a fracture of the skull anti may die INCENDIARY FIRES Cnuie a LOII of lOOooo ntOltnwa Ill with Small Insurance OTTAWA 111 Aug 2lh Pioneer ire Proof Construction Cos plant the largest of its kind in tho world wits yesterdayftomimoun There is only a liiMiriiucc There was of Incendiary origin The arge Igraln elevator of T N Shulor was buiiied to tho ground yesterday morning Loss 0000 Insurnucc 3000 It is nov thought this build ing was also sot on flro 1lvo nova Resigned WINTKIUKT In July no Plvo mem ers of tho state central committee nt time recent ullsts fusion convention In Dos Molncs havo resigned Thoynro OcorgoW Dalsor the first A W Kicker oftho Kfuotld L II We letot yio fourth Thca W Ivory ol tIm ninth find M R Smith ol thti tnnth dlHttlcU TnHfT Act 111 Legal Foril WABHiNOTon Ju y 3irTho tariff act In law form for circulation 1ms beep received at the document rooms of till senate and house Tho law inakcs n pamphlet of 70 pges The members of time house will avo 80000 the ecu ators 10000 antI t 10 senate committee n finance 15000 copies for distribu houSrorrlgaen Must En Mil After YeAr JleM deluge In nelgluui BRUSSELS July lOiJtmSV chamber ol deputies lice paaseciaVUIIL compelling All foreigners wU6tiriTa Iiad n ycats residence to prirolltliemsolvos in the civic guardV The shipments of pig iron from Alabama and Tennessee for the first six months of this year exceed the shipments for time like period of last year by nedrly 100000 tons The surveyor of customs at Cin cinnati has seized 156 casks of importd The difference in the duties is 40 oo which will te collected inch the offenders probably prosecuted 1 THE REVOLT IN THE OHITRAL ItrltUli Koiervo nnd Native Indian nohmenu Axviiltlnir Order to do to the FrontA Hundred Native Killed l jnornnnnltrrlnff Vnrtf Ilonvjr Itclnforc 1 uppIIeCnrrktIiofinir A Aug Llu consequence c the rapid spread of tile revolt fiora twelve to fifteen thousand natives now being under arms tho government hrw ordered tho reserve brigade to ascii dJtouseavaIt eventS at Hawal 1lndl anti tho native regiments at Mardan Trio staff will remain for the time at Nowshera Port Chndltara Is strong enough to re sist nuy nttaclc and it has a good supply of ammunition Thb only fear in that the garrison may become ex hausted by constant fighting Tho tribesmen nro sending forward fresh rcliiyw dally A rcconnolUsrlng column grenforcDuring tho fighting n hundred r tho enemy worn killed nnd tim UrItt hud 11 wounded nmong thorn Cnpt Itnlihvin who was severely Injured anti Mont Ifeys who received n slight wound Thu enemy followed up tho retiring column mid attached tim camp In a manner b3ln tiLUISlIUtn lIIoml with vvcrjr iiviiiiituiu monim vlll Ntnrl today for the relief of Fort fhudharii nod the garrlsoh has ligraphAmandaio Ifrnrr IlelnforeomenU nnil Alinndant Sup utica rttMfA Aug 2 Dispatches to the govvriimant show that voinforccincnU with uluiiidant supplies of nmmiinl yeteimyV rapid and 19 nllclm died from sun Uroko on tho way Col Reid with large reinforcements has reached Camp Malalcaml t A BAD FREIGHT WRECK liWill8fvorit cUr JiiJtredmiI5f DOKVDO Kas Aug hTIue SHs ourl Idulliu passenger train which left lucre for ICnutms City at I0i3 oclock Saturday night crashed into four LIIfttrack tit Vntcs Center resulting in a oftrainmenrUllnlllSat n speed of O unites an ItLolpceoptI tarrelglit jICnl Itownll both men of family UvlngI hiluredscions condition lying bcslda tinj track1 IO vpw disemboweled and l rrlljl allIMdndn1Won J 4 foot severed from his body and YUr ClConductorand express men suffered painful bruises but nil tho passengers escaped tcrious Injury Clover mind Itowan wcro tent to n hospital in Kansas City TERRIBLE FLOODS IsoiItuiiIfor B Centurj 1 sUaiiscdspread Nothing like It has occurred In tliut district for a century Tho loss alivady reaches inany millions of marks It is estimated that n linn drcd persons have perished by drown lu In SiluaUi and Bohemia tiAtarjulitthisitAt Ishol the people are leaving their houses It Is tcnrcd that the great p- iKllznboth bridge wlUbo rivvcpt away A largo bridge at LiaulTcn has boon toru I town by thi hoods Tho emperor who displays tim great list Interest in tho situation Is being Ucpt closely cc1vIdJIrnn allparts of IT tiio devastated i HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE Olio Hundred inlathm LONDOV Aug LA special dispatch a from SU Ietcrsburg says thut tho Kovosll estimates that at least ISO per ion hnyo perished in tho recent floodov at Iertuli In tim Crimea J n Hlrouii Storms In Npal- itJUnim luly 30Atllllpntch iron Iliircdldiii says that suvoro storm have provallud tlirouglioutCntclOnla for tho it last fcw days with dovAstntlng olTccf 1110090huolsenricIV He Ircfrrrcl flqtItaMoflTiiOMithVi Ala July OTIucri r01IIIIU11i cotnl1lltoll tlmkihCnthutec af Inlin Townsend wlui wajs to htvo I asliemuch llsnppolntcdt Ho salil lie pre r01leI1lenLh tt As They Would Like It chAuwnlian question will bo roaplmett AmeruIra yiuliUii hLho most points to Jupah Andrew Oarnogle to BuiLd Anotlirr 1ubllc V IIb 111ItEniNnunoii July SO Andrew Came- oglo has offered this town of SLiding tho seat of tim pnlao and parliament house built by Jitmus V time sum of 0000 for n nubile Hhrnrv bulldlnir sawww0 Ayers SIof Tic Remedy with J- fi a eVcffrJa 1 50 Years of Cures F t wwohTAref n sh bcl SWEPT BY A TORNADO Savon Porsois Killed and Thou Bodies Frightfully Mannlod- i esolatedD- if IlllnoU Ilornutcnd1t trat Torn to IntRtncuti and Scattered to tile Four Wind Narrow Europe of the Town at San JobOther VamalOL SAX Jose 111 Aug tDeath and uiDuifiuuu followed rapidly In tho nho of a cyclono which swept across n th Fridciyightright and three seriously injured TItS KILLED A C McDowelL Mrs Samuel ThreoIlrownlee children A grandson of McDowell Miss JeasIdOrovcs a neighbor who was spending tho owning with tho McDowells tKJUnEDJa son MaTy McDowol a daughter A HAV orniinAT OPPIIERSIVUNKSS Time day had been one of great opt res lvlues Tho heat had been al most unbearable and only those whoso occupation brought them outon me streets were to bo seen In the nrluhlnrlcicame more oppressive Time VeloIni tero accompanied by vivid Hashes of- ghtning which seemed to rend time eavens amid loud crashlngs of thun der In many instances occupants of homes took refuge in their cellars Tim FUNNHLSIIArj CLOU P Just before seven oclock a funnel shaped cloud separated itself from tho others timid came rushing with frightful velocity toward tim town The house and barn on the farm of Dr McDowell ly directly In its patti The home trngmeutIjho IiIJthtInlihluDowell consisting of five incin crs nd taken refuge together with Mrs Hrownlce and three children nd Mri Jessie Groves the daughter of a neighbor When tho cyclono struck the hOlloW everything It contained was wept In jivery direction Hurled be neath lhi ruins wdro the occupauta of mo house To THE IIF8CUK 7 Following tho cyclone caine a deluge water resembling n cloudbursttwho had itruction of tho McDowell homestead rIett Into town and summoned as- atamiec Those wio were alive were lcen out as soon as possible and car to neighboring farm houses Thehad received the nextbodlcs were fearfully torn and theyhade lmouscidamageIIt fine walnut grove Tho house es pon time cloud which passed within few feet TO GO TO THE KLONDIKE Will InTiMtlffnte With a View to EiUbllih log a SllllUry lost WASIIISOCON Aug BUnder orders sued by Acting Secretary of War- eflceljolmn Capt P II Rarand LlouU Richardson Eighth Infantry have irted from Fort D A Russell Wya Alaska Their orders arc to go as far as Circle City at least and mako as much of an investigation of the condi tions at tho gold fields as the short time remaining of this season wlllper mit They will sail on the 5th from Seat e anti the war department officials e confident that they will notouly be regionisi fore the country is closed by wintertUpon the report of Capt Ray nd the action of tho war departments In the muter of cstabll and a military force in the vicinity of the gold Herds DESTRUCTIVE STORM cHy 1OOUOOO Aero of Crops Umtrojed In Bllnnmotn and Mantis Dakota fly it llnll StormVSioux FALLS 8 D Aug 1Alie ctructlve hall storm passed near here st night Tho storm started three iles west of Dell Rapids anti went in southwesterly dlrectlondestraylng ovcrythlnlf In its pith around Uarret n Qno branch of the storm passed Shormuutown and Luvcrno Minim Here it went In two paths one north and time either south across Rock and Nobles counties It U estimated timatI fully 1000000 acres of crops was do royed Captain antS Mnte of the Three FrIend NEwTonK Aug 2Copt Selva and Mate Lewis of tho filibuster Three now hold by tho United States authorities at Jacksonville Fla ar reil hero from that city by steamer yesterday As they left tho dock in stantly they could not be Interviewed to tho causa of their visit Pesos Preliminaries LOXDON July 3oA dispatch from Athens says that the Kultaq has in structed Tpwflk Pasha cominandcrin ief of time Turkish forces In sign the peace preliminaries on Sat rday A Negro for restage Stamp Agent W1SIllN TON Aug SAotlllg Post masterGeneral Merrill yesterday ap pointed J Pi Green acolorcd politician f Cleveland 0 as United SLateSh postage stump agent Trecn ately tialhtledlIA Huns T no Daail fO DON July 80A Pekln dispatch ya LI Hung Tsao gnind councilor and member of the Liming llyumon U dead Ho was a believer In atmongt antiforeign policy and wtvs opponent of Li Hung cluing TlieNatlonal meet of the League American Wheel men is in session this weel at Philadelphia and thousands of wheelmen froni nUI arts of the country arc in attend nce Centennial Rates ThoLN has offered the following rales good for tim mend trip on account the Tenneisfo Centennial Tickets pood eply daj 4 70 tickets good fifteen dais- n40lickelsgoodlor aevon dayi 275 4 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Rev Robt Knoll died Sunday at Mount Olive 111 aged 80 years James lit Thompson aged 74 died at his homo near Rushvllle 11- 1CnptP M Norihan one of the pioneer citizens of Marlon III is dead Andrew Mack tried to scald his wife to death at St Louis with boiling tvatpmVPresident McKlnloy has invited Mr anti Mrs Whltclaw Reid to visit him at Lake ChamnplahimVFleming was drowned at the Perry County Mining Cos pond at Du quoin III Sunday Mr mind Mrs Abraham Levy cola brated their golden Wedding in St Louis Sunday night At Paducah ICYI George Dunn felt off ahtrect car Sunday and died from thin in juries smmstnimmethV prmwalencp prostrations have resulted A passenger train ran Into n string of freight cars nt Yates Center Kits Tlio ingincor and fireman will dii It R Hagood was run down in thu Katy rards at Fort Vorth Tax do capUateil anti otherwise mangled- Hjrlkersnro causlntr trouble at Odin i IIlY and more crusading minors from Carlylo nrc threatening to go there I Klmcr Johnson ngod IT son of John Johnson a farmer was drowned while bathing in the Mackinaw at Hopednlo III All the claims in time Dawson City Klondike territory mime taken New comets must prospect other creeks and rivutVMIM W A Past wife of one of the lending members ot tIme Sodnlla Mo burjllcd Sunday of typhoid over at Mp Rev H SV Alexander pastor of time Colored Baptist church nt Joplin Mothas been declared Insane nnd will bo lent to an asylumVA newspaper man writing from limo Klondike advises goldseekors to take the White Pass route IIIL Ix the short est and least hazardousV lillnll Mrs Grant Hammond and Mr and Mrs Abaci Morris of Carlisle hid were drowned Sunday whljo bath Ing In limo Wabash dyer Prof Anon whoso real name was McDonald while giving nn exhibition oolcIJnNTime young daughter of WJlllain Wcndt of ElmoKas tipped over n vessel of boiling water anti was scalded o death In a few minutes j V Petty superintendent of the Alabama Cotton Oil Cos plant at Huntsvllle Ala died from tim effects of an overdose of morphine HeuryIIoll18 years pW were drowned near Kan bathingJohn Okliu worlduRInwnsfliaIJyInjuwA 2J whilo- riding a bicycle near RahvVny N Jcollldiidtvlth and was instantly killed piercedhisJohn Schneoborg and were arrested at Edwardsvlllc III charged with obtaining money under false pretenses Doth arc coal minors and were soliciting aid for the trilceracThe cause of tho suicide of Jack Shop ard In Washington is coming to tho turfacc He had lost trust fnnJi at poker of a questionable quality III ono of tho most aristocratic homes of the national captaitA correspondent writing from Daw eon City says that unless all signs fall Tillboduction of tho Klondike region A Viilanblo Work oireo pensions and bounty lauds prepared tha supervision of the then as secretary of time interior John N Reynolds has just been Issued It embraces leading decisions on the subjects extending front time or gaulzatlon of tho pension aye tem tthe present tuna and includes decisions by the war and interior departments well as of time oUoruovgonernlllnd the judicial hold ings of tlie United Slates court null the court f clalnis THE MARKETSc NRr YOUK AufflUt IS17 OArrtUNiitlvuStoor MM lin 4 OSV COTTOK J 8 foUiLWlutcr Wheat 2 tie t 471 YILuSvVVS4oe Itell Ft 8 CtJlLNN 11 OATSNb3 FOUKNunMowi 22 tn tS OC- OST LOUIS 7KUUKVKSSlceraUow and Helton 2 SO 3 2- 5OALVISIOrhoid 7 DO 4 0 CO L0U4ialr to Select 360 4 403 IIUIIIIUlr to WtoIcer B 74 44 375tKtiUUK 1atvnta 403 0Clear and Straight 35 W COO WlllUTNoattodWluiur 75 j 79 COICNNo2 Mixed O KH lisKVliNolOUACCOLUII 3UJ OJ 8M 0 LeafJJurloy 4W to 12 CO- H A VClcar Tlmolbr BW W 10 M ulllt4 IHirAItUIrlmolHeamUIIIOA ja 375 O tS5I- IUUH Fair to Choice 3 610 O- SUKKllulrloOliolco SfiOU43 t1OIJIIVmntcrIatenemS 1 XI O 4 IS jVlLiAtNo223prImcNo tiled nowt J51 0 COItMNo2S rf1 II 17jIOltliiCAuSAsrtVOAVlWl NatlvoStcors BOO ft i 03 Il0USAIIOrllloil HJVA ans- WJlUATNq2 Usd us isCORNNo H NKVVOUUIANI fLOURIllKllUrado 3KV V 423 CORNNo2 33 O 3- 4OAtSWchtcrn5 f4 2-44LliYCbaiceii so U 1300 1O It 1C Old fesi s 6 7 W UACONSldca U 8 COMONMlddllnc 4 IlL LOUIS VI rWi ThIsCOI4NNoCMIzedOATSNO OMixed2c 44 IDS IOltKNewMess 8 O 4 5- DACOtiClcnrllib ttja 0 11IONMhldllna i 7 No One Thought ShcCouidV1 behove that if it hall not Rot Dr Carlsjcdya Great Remedy Jor mytliiililrr she would not be with us loday tiljo 101t run dovvnand liar Illness d tI dlnIO rbedthansm and rheumalio Icrareone 511dthal she cbuld c lIocioriltlvnhet nnreiiJcm by thd lnllI site had taten tvd boHles of Dr Cnrl i gtedts German Liver Powder she was able siup In bed nnd Icxliy Sill is as strong as tim qviTva anti we have riolh ing to thank for II limit Dr QntlMfdls Great German Remedy t SMITII ViCKBRS Tflllilla Ill lt 4 eV4 It rl vVji A r r SOUTHWESTERN SIROCCO lint VlmU Uillnliis the Corn itVklnlnmm mill tlio Cliorokro Strip ToPEKAt Kne Aug Report as t damage to the corn crop in Knimiu Oklahoma nnd time Cherokee strip rw n prevnlllnghottors here df tile Siujto Fo anti Hock Is land roads whoso lines practically covet the state A summary of those tho conditions tube an follows timedamageThe damage In southern Kansascast fil1111sbeluirWInfleld the damago Is estimated at hfl percent Along the Santa Fo for JOO miles west of Emporltt on the main line a Ou suslnlnotljho ported 63 per cent gone Nebrasita eastern Kansas the railroad imports stalo that the crop luisnot bertn serious lydninflged Ilf Is estimated that tho damago to II1I1alOIc1nhomnabout 19 per cent Knllroad oflltsials huI8eontlllile amount bOo or 70 per cent A LEAK IN HIS SUIT Cru ed the Death of Irof Arltm While Hiding n 11 vo Vlro on Ills Illcjele- NKV Vonic Aug 3 =The autopsy on time body of Frank McDonnell known nslrof Arlon who was Idllod parklirooiciyitown L 1antI disclosed tho fact that dtath was duoto an electric shock and not to tho fall McDonnell sustained It was fount that the rubber noncon ducting suit which McDonnell wore was leakyVThe electricity from tho charged wires 25 feet abova tho ground on which McDonnell was riding must have penetrated through time suit audi killed thtm ruler beforehc foil to tho ground McDonnell body and wheel IIghlsllIpllldby A SCENE Haw lUiltTocn HolUlcro smut Citizens Three ofllio Former Inutrntcd 3rhroohllllllrellmenl I N G had trouble with citizens yesterday After a elfish about some kegs4f beer which tho soldiers were urlnginginto Camp Lincoln tile citizens ran nnd part of the guard foU prot1l1tedbyThere was a general mix up between citizenhadthe eyeball severely cut ANOTHER ULTIMATUIVUNEEOEQJ Another Specimen of tho Dilatory Tactic of the 1orto CoxsTANTivdprB Aug BFIom pres ent indications the powers will be com polled to send another ultimatum to Turkey The action of Tewnic Pasha In submitting a series of amendments to the draft of the treaty of peace o sittingfmeaning a delay of two or three weeks In the signing of tho preliminaries of peace and It is further thought It will possibly necessitate another throat In lionatmmre of an ultimatum LAID DOWN THEm TOOLS Htrlka of Ilia Uuarryiuou at Iomont III for nn Advance CIHOAOO Aug nFour hundred em ployes of tho Western Stone Co walked ut of tho quarries at Leinont because ime imuiaifumant refused o grant nu advance of cents a day in wagon Seventyfive men working for the 1111 nois Stone Co laid down tholr tools for tho same reason and operations In the extensive quarries around LQlont art now at a standstill WORK RESUMED Time Hammond Edge Tool Work niul Other Aug IIrho Ham mond Kdgu Tool Co at Ogontz a sub urhof this city resumed attar a shut down of two months About one hun dred hands will be employed Work Hohelllhmbrnnchworks Melville N 1 Illliiol Odd FellonV Homo MATTOoff 111 Aug 1TIme trustees appointed to locate the Old Folks Homo for Illinois Odd Fellows after viewing tho sites offered and consider mmg time propositions of Monmouth Al on Yuudalla Olnoy St Elmo and Carthage hovo decided to locate It at Mattoon v Into Voluntary Liquidation AsiiFviirE N C Aug lihmc II rill national baiik of this city did not open this morning A liotlcor was posted on the door stating that owing to tho limit bility to collect and thu stringency ol time tliiuw the banlc will go Into vomit tary liquidation llovlvul In the Dliimoml Trndis NKW YoitK Aug 1Time Times says A great jpvlval In the diamond tntdo is predicted hero Ills Bald that within tile past few days front ifii to two mil lion dollars worth of diamond have been ordered In the Huropuau markets TrsmiInmrgct With M rdor- NIIIS Mich Aug JLo tramps who refine to give thole napes wen arrested hero last midnight charged with having murdered a trump at Kensington III 1IInllyDIJrIlOlf Hannituiid family who arrived abourl Mr illuiinaij fiteani yacht pixtcicdin for a weeks cruiio In tho Ui ir fnt biy regionSIt is always Rratifyln I Q receive1 lesll monlils for Chamberlains Colic Cholera niul Diarrhoea HcmClCly and when the en dorsement ill from n physician it is aspect lly so There is no morn satisfactory lTecleremedy titan Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dinrrlioei Remedy writes pharmcIsloCRemedy in his own family ajyl sold it in his drugstore for six years tin should ccr IVmlyknow lur solo liy St Bernard Drug Slore Ijarllnnlon lien Robinson MorteM Gap Goo lUng St Charley Xl a rcmc4 tX A Nrit 4You lute GOING TO TUB 8 GKEAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL 0 a j Get tt Climbof TenSthscribqrs to- iI1 HEThAnd go FREEr 4jVx r VVv tostsy 4 Si COUNTY KENTUCKY AUGUST 3ANI deinocruticpop BrowniesV JosopUDubots OATlLICNattveStccri reportslndluntes DISGRACEFUL Ittuiiiuc- PmrADDirmA r JT5R THE KLONDIKE Otoambr Elder Loaves Portland Oro Londod Down o iiiItIl About tlio llouiuliiry Itnennd lout nIIIM IT to Look frr Wcnlth POIITLAND Ore Aug ITho Oro- gon Hallway Uuvlgatlon Cos steamy or George W Rider sailed for fMiAlaska ittVii oclock Friday night with HSIJ passengers nearly all of whom are bound for time Klondike iICrfulltimid 75 dogs All day long hundreds of people congregated In tho viiinlty of AlnsIVorth dock whero tIme Iii or was moored nUll nt s vcn oVloik It vascstlinatcd tluit 10i03 people were on the river battle or on time bridges to bid tLIPlpccllto the gold liiiiilcrs- A Talk with Clon DdDlald canbobOl1l1dnrvIInoHMsessIons along tho lIbt meridian until the sonata passes upon tho boundary Wally 3l010 it Thorn h however no doubt of the location of the line along this meridian anti most people in the locality know whore it WIIl611porlutenlcnll of time coast nnd geodetic survey on be half of time United States run atiXKUAi TAUW ABOUT TUB FIKLDS ten Duinold line spent considerable oplnton Uructed front Taint Inlet to the Klou Jute gold fields anti believes the enter undertakingThe to die cussing the question has been ground out ot tho quartz by time pressure of the glaciers which lie nUll move along the courses of the streams errortlng u Hpresentin Alaska than elsewhere anti I believe that as a consequence more placer gold tvlll bo found in that region than In any atherpart of the world M18TAKK HAH 11BKX WADS Gen DaflUld thinks tho gold hunters on the American lIdo have made tint oiistdke of prospecting time larjtc streams Instead of time small oilei Wholl gold is precipitated he mill It Kinks It does not float far down ctreain It Is tliurooro to lu looked tot along the small crocks anti about the liumlwntors of the larger tributaries qf th6 Yukon There Is he added no reason why as rich litmus may not bo made on time American side of tho Bile as in the Klondike district1S- kedaddled for thu Klnndlko POUT TOWNSKXD Wash Aug 1Inv- iew of the fact that tho steamer Alklj from Alaska Is past due some cnn deuce fs being placed in time statement whllotlloinorth 13 days ago At that time one of tile crew remarked that it hall been arranged by the entire crew to tlcsert the Alki at Dyca and strike across the summit for the Yukon val Icy anti time Klondike MET THEIR MATCH Uoonshlnon Attempt to Intlinldnta n Wit nets The Lender ILtItedVUUXTSVIIIR Ala Aug JA band ot moonshiners attempted to enter time house of IVank Simmons at Conrad 20 miles north of this city early Sunday morning and tho leader Dudley John son was killed The dcsperadooa broke time door from its fastenings and which Johnson appeared Simmons fired The leader stepped backward and at leI firing several shots Into the house the party retired Yesterday morning Simmons eon found JolRison dead in tho woods near the house Mr Simmons learned that A mob of moonshiners were f6rnJHg anti limits to time woods Icordnerabio The moonshiners wore afraid Simmons would testify against thom IriiUo for Two American Girl LONDON Aug 1Vanlty Pair re viewing the season congratulates the on Its and solistjays no other country can rival Ittiadds that among the American girls Miss Jovlet anti Mint Hay tho ambus radars daughter have been most one cessftil because of personal charms and Animation of mllnnolI dnLONtONnegro poet who owes to W If Howclls baing1I01117ctlll1 fashion Time color line III not drawn In Knglish society an1the coltrtidvvcislller being time latest literary novelty Is much sought for at iecep tlons garden parties anti similar gath erlngn Sity Crokor aim llara It NKV Yonif July3lA special to timeS Herald from London says that Judgt Turnx of Now York Is in England on a vacation In an Interview Judge Trunx says that Richard Crpker can have time nomination for mcycr ol greater NewYonic If ho deslrosU that if nominated Mr Crolcer would beNelected amid that if elected he make a good mayor Ilcnuiued with Work for TITO Thouiitm Mm CrKVELANn 0 Aug I1AII depart motile of tho Cleveland rolling null opened yesterday About 2000 men were given work General Manage Wilson Chlsholm said ho did not knotsmhow long the works would full operation Col UrttntH hjuccgrpNuw YOUR Aug 1Mmiyo Strong dGeorgeninth regiment to succeed Col P U rant as pollee dommlsslonor Time now commissioner will bo sworn in on Monday Free Trip You can go to the Tennessee Centennial free if you willand take your sister brother wife cchildren Read Tim BEES great offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition THE DuE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on shott notice 4 in best style and at lowest prices I i L Much in LittleIs especially true of Hoods nib tom num 1 cine ever contained so great curative povrp so small sjince Hiey are a wliojij iitaiiei jS HdSchest ahvayi ready ul g B SLsick ucailaclie Jaundice constipation etc 25c Tho only PIIU to take wIlt IKAS SarsimpanlilaS BEST TRAINS TOIKansas Oily Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St Paul NebraskaS Black HillsSVIA St Louis or ChicagoS TMIMSSLEEPERS SATSPIR1II F M RUQQ TCAVPASSRAQENTBTL0UI5urS OWAnO ELLIOTT QCNL MOR ST LOUIS MOV W WAK ELtY OEML PAOSn AQTOT LOUIS lAx DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVEDI OK AND ME m0 UUAItANTEIt TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERAnd Malaria In nit Fonns Tasteless HoiW- crnnlno without Uio above picture nut thetllpialuru ot J O lit ndenhall Priori GO coats nt nil Doaloro PI1EPAREDONLYUYSIT C NDTiNIIALIGVANSVILLCk IND Sold by Mallingly K Co EanfsngtcaSCrablreo Coat Mining ompariv K entuckyV EXCURSION TICKETSSVIA THE Illinois Central R IL TO Tim TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE For the above occasion irctcls uill be ld hy the Illinois Central Iiaiiroach al ning times rates anti limits 1nciudia det on sale daily Rood to1 return until Noyemhtr 7 anti including tickets baying twenty days fifteen day v en days For full pirlitnlara as 1o vyhlch of the abovo applies frcm your ncarcst Kallroad Station in connection wilh tint Illinois Central Railroad caR pn or acl ixs jolir nearest railroad Ticket Agent WM MURRAY Div Pate IgtVNea Orleans JKO A SCOTT Div Pass Age Memphis H HANSON G P A1 ChicagoV A Kellond A G P A GEORGE KING OnUGCtST ST CIIARJES KENTUCKY ice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu ane matters or who loves ani mals we will send lice upon ap- licationa copy of the ALLiAfjCB the organ of this Society In ad 4 ition to itensely interesting read l g it contains a list of hit M valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TIlE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Cliarltits Building New iork Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are soul re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the greatTdis unction to bo looked for when the time copies that you need them Nowhere else will you find to corn plete a stock A good time to that spring medicineV ST BERNARD DRLQ 5TORE DRY AN HOPPER Manager VVA 5 M 1 N Ol1e n i PAUI Mf MOOItU Editor end Manager A13E PUBLISHING COMPANY llucoorII tSeccnctssi= L 4 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES i Oa Year sttIctyinadvancu fie SlxUomhs 0 l- Thre Montli J Single Copies Specimen eopIe inalled Ire ii appfletilon Correspomlenli wanted In nil parts in county Address UI for particulars THURSDAY AUGUST 3 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE SlNAT- EROlllNSONWo are authorized to announce as a candidate for State Senators from the counties of and Christian subject to Iho action of the Republican partsRAKERVe are authorized to announce Dr 12 J S Baker of Madlionvllle as a candidate lor State Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Chiittlan subject to the action of the Republican party roa MAO1SAT- EMORRIS4Vo are authorized to announce L I Wllllani Morris as a candidate for Magistrate in the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins subject to action of the Democratic primary August zd f TilE fight is to be fitinNo vember It hasnt begun yet t THAT was a considerable scrani l le on Monday among the silver Democrats but woW have em guessing worse than tjyit in No vember tj 111 === rTilE fall in the value of silver S1 disturbing business in Mexico greatly and the fhdicattons arcI l thatthcse disturbances may leadI to the adoption of the gold standard LJ I S TilE House sugar rate is written in the tariff bilJ not corruptly purchased Scuatrate It fs a great victory for right for justice andI for the people New York World I Democratic r V TilE new tariff cuts very severely into protection granted to the sugar refiners under the Wilson blllFrom Sugar Trade Jour liiofficial organ ol the Ameri can sugar interests Ir the promise of Um harvest fields is f lfilledit will bs hard forJ theorists to persuade a thriving people that they need monetary panaccastokeep them out of the d poorIiotiseNcw York World THE wheat crop in Kcnttfeky is double that of last year and good in quality as well Although prices are very much higher than last year the farmer realizes that the outlook is excellent for an ad vance and is holding it accord ingly WHEAT up and silver down is the rule these days of the Republi can administration Wonder if the farmers of Kentucky would prefer the order reversed or even choose Coins rule as goes sil vet so goes wheat Compared with the prices of last year where would wheat be at under thit rule TilE casu of the farmers has cer tainly been hard for several years past It has been a principal cause of discontent and the fruitful mother of wild financial schemes With that betterment which is now so surely approach mg the occupation of the dema gogue and the Utopian dreamer will be goneNew York World TilE farmers of the United States can now raise beets profit ably to make the sugar of the country and refine it in the fac totics when the sugar is made This is because of the Dingley tariff which has deprived the sugar trust of the special advantages it enjoyed under the Wilson lawand favored the farmer The sugar trust is not happy TilE conditions certainly seem very favorable this year again for a Republican triumph in Ken tucky and wIth a good candidate in the field the Rcpulijicicans will certainly elect tho next Clerk of the Court of Appeals Private ambition should hii given no p ac iQIhe fight this year Let us havu tho man for Ue plaw antl tr losing sight of all factions work SL haimoniously for his election and tNli Ujunip of the Republican 1r rt I I iI i 7 f ra The Miners fUR striking miners arc reported as gaining groundirt West Virgin ia The miners at Odin anti Gtl a 11 refused to Ue influenced by t crusaders from other points and having no grievance of thoir own continue at work They are sti is I out at Duquoin and Mt Vornos III and marching parties aru nu merous in Indiana Funds for strikers are reported very scarce 1 Religious Intolerance The days of religious intoler ance are passedalthough noth ing dies so hard and rallies so often as intolerance In most civilized countries men have gen erally come to lidievc that they have no right to deny the right of private opinion in others That intolerance does still oxist and is at times manifest cannot he de nied hut the spirit of intolerance belongs to the dark ages Rev Sydney Smith in r81 r tIne defined religious toleration That a man should hold without pain or penalty any religious opinions and choose for his instruction in the business of salvation any guide whom he pleases Carts being taken that the teacher and the doctrine injure neither tIe policy nor tin morals of the country This should be the feeling of every enlightened Christian man and the conclusion of another writer that no man is hurt because his neighbor is of a different religion from Ills own and no civil society is hurt because its members arc of different religions from one an other must inevitably he our conclusion in the search for truth It is doubtless true that the more varied our beliefs the more likely that a complete view of truth may by degrees at least be reached by the luiman race Are We Public Spirited See the advertisement of thet great Hopkins County Fair in thIsI Issue ot TilE BEE If you have dnot a catalogue already call at TIl- EBEiceand get one Then seeI how much you produce or cani make that will tcar exhibiting and take it to the Fair Dont be slow but show your enterprise arid public spirit by doingall you can to help make the exhibIt- of Hopkins County resources as creditable as possible You may know all about what fine corn and tobacco and wheat and grasses and pumpkins and garden sass the rertile fields of this wealthy and resourceful county can pro luce what splendidcoal veins mderly those fertile fields the immensity of their output and that the Hopkins county product is about one fourth of the entire out put of the State what splendidt housewives occuy our how well they know the arts of comfortable housekeeping and are endowed with aesthetic taste to make home beautiful all about our stock and hogs and everything else But the other fellow dont know and you must tell him by making a creditable display or else he will be forced to an in evitable conclusion either that the verylackingthe people arc devoid of the public spirit necessary to turn to account the advantages they possess Let us make both 4f these con clusions impossibleg LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia Pa has received another order for locomotives from Japan This time it is for twenty to be used on gov ernment railways This with orders al ready received makes a total of fifty for that empire Thirty have just been shipped of which eighteen wero for the government roads and twelve for a pri vate railroad corporationiThe a car caused a small wreck near Hanson Mon day Outside of only a sbort delay to trains and damage to track little harmI was done The railroad boys at Earlington took Srimary Agents Etbridge and Walker attended Court at Elkton Tuesday Supervisor Sullivan and a crew ofmen are distributing new steel rail this week Tbe long looked for change of owners of the Ohio Vatteyroad took place this week and Central now has complete control It is rumored that the comruny will extend the road to Nashvile That ghost has betas caught antI now Browder Myers can tleep Now the rumor is afloat that Will Mann night operator at Henderson will be the new agent at Sebree A better se lection could not be made Since Agent Ttfft failed to secure the coveted plum that of county clerk be will probably resume work soon at Norlonville for the railroad company again T C Martin and family are contem plating making a trip to Texas soon to spend a few weeks with relatives there None of the railroad men on the lien derson division have yet caught the Alaska gold fever and we believe they bad rather take their chances on top 2 box car than run the risk of starving or freezing to death Valleyforcenew management and not lose out nfler years of faithful service on that line Debs seems to have lost his influence over the strikers as but few attempts to wreck trains are reported President Smith and otbtr L N of ficials in a special car passed over tho the L II St L last Wednesday TelegrapbCompanysoon It was thought for a while 4bey would get controf of wires on the Ohio Valley when that road passed into the hands of ibe Illinois Central but as the Western Union owns the wires on that route they will have a new line to build 0 t 1 4I r i Rich RedBlood la absolutely rosounl to health It la Bccnred easily ami naturally bJ taking Hoods Bnrsapnrllln but li 1m possible to get H front ntcalled nerve tonics and oiilrtto inipunds ab purlIerect but do not CUUK To have pun BloodAndgood health take floods Snrsnperl1lc which line first last and nil tho time bccnadvcrtlscdns Just what it isthe best medicine for tho blood ever produced Its success In curing Scrofula Salt Rheum Rheumatism Catarrh Dyspepsia Nervous 1rcwtratlon and tiToods SarsaparillaThoOne True flood runner All druggists SI u stropiirrly VtlIlablefOo Iu00 S Pills llablo and bellOllclaL SM THE STATE CONVENTION Preparations Everywhere for a Big Convention Nominate a Candidate for Clerk of the Court ot Appeals niOIKINS COUNTY CONVENTION SATURDAY Hall Rates line Deco Made Over all Hall roads In the State and a Good Time Arranged Enthusiastic conventions arc being held throughout the State by the Republicans who see a great opportunity to elect a Clerk of the Court of Appeals and good delegates arc being selected to at tend the big State Convention which meets at Louisville next Tuesday August 10 Half fare rates have been secured on all railroads in the State and a communication to TilE DEE from headquarters says every has1beentended a Republican State Convention in Louisville know that this assurance means a sure enough good time particularly as every delegate will go to the convention with his mind made up to help nominate a good strong Republi can who will send Sam Shack into retirement m November The Hopkins County Convention for the purpose ot selecting delegates to the State Convention will be held as previously an nounced in these columns at Madisonville Saturday August 7 Repubican go with the determination of sending good men only to the State Convention and losing sight of any real or imaginary personal differences or ambitions of any sort to act harmoniously for the good of the partyin the county and the State that no man or set of men may become a stumbling block to the success of the whole partyConventions have been held in Caldwcll Marion MadisonFrank in Pendleton Henderson Whit Icy and many other counties throughout the State and the attendance will be large The State Convention meets on August 10 at 2 oclock p m DOWN IN THE NINES The first symptoms of a losing Tight is when the miners resort to force to carry a point but if they allow themselves to be led by such men as Debs violence must be the natural outcome Mr W C Wilson is again backat work for the St Bernard Company and they always find him a trusty and reliable man in any position he Is called upon to illThe Carbondale and Crabtree mines represented at the moonlight picnic iven by the band boys last Saturday Without a united effort on the part of coal miners in the United States they can never expect to win but such It is safe to say will never be the case as many men refused to be led by unscrupulous leaders and prefer instead to occupy an Independent position- A large amount of coal was shipped south last week to fill standing orders which by mutual consent was not shipped on account of the northern and western demandTbe miners of the democratic faith bad t in their power last Monday to aid in se lecting good men to make the race for the county offices and if they neglected to perform that duty the responsibility to a certain extent rests on them The Hecla mines of late seem to be in first class shape and that company has lately been making big shipments of coal dailyWhatever may be the final result of the coalmincrs strike much good has been done in many places in Kentucky At quite a number of the mines an increase in wages has been granted while it can be seen the of coal has advanced and if the coal handler or the middlemen never we might say would agree to sell coal only at a fair price such as would not only protect themselves and operators the trouble would be over Weigher Phillips called on Governor Bradley and talked over the question of Assistant Mine Inspector The Governor treated him with the utmost courtesy and left the impression that Phillips in the end would gather the plum but made no direct promise Mr James Longstaff son of Thos Longstaff left last Sunday night for Mon tana and bo thinks of going to the Alaska gold fields in the spring of next year Since it is shown that many die by the wayside either through exposure or star goldfieldswhat abated The demand for coal last week was not so great as the week before yet the min ers hero and elsewhere in the county run steady and nearly full banded provedthatsometimes the cause of a free figbt or row The loading ot coal at the Woodstock goodforceThe blockade of railroad yards at East byheavycaused quite a decrease in the shipment of that product from here Superintendent Salmon of the Ctabtreo ipentthe i- S +4 If 5 5 IRE S ULI N TICKET Webster County For Representative CHARLES U EDWARDS Vat County Judgp J V IOOLE I For County Clerk T T MORRIS IiorCounty Attorney DAVID UROWNINCV For Supcrlnlendtnlof1chool8 1 G NANCE For Assessor G II HRYANT For Jailer J J CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS VI5IITI CoUNTY lrAaTIIIIIIT Conducted by DAVID UROWMINO V DIXON Krr DIXON John llailey has returned from Prince ton lad S L Head of Dlickford was in town Monday and Tuesday L A Price of Morganficld was in town MondaySam Armstrong of Vandersburg WAS in town last Tuesday on business I N Baker of Lisman Vas in town Tuesday 0 Miss Nannie Hardwirk rclnrnnl from Nashville Monday for1CountyForest Porter of Hanson was in town this week D H Thomasson of Hopkinsvillc visited here this week Harry Bryant of Onion vas hero last week Misses Rate Hardwlck and Lillian De moss arc visiting in Clay 1 D Langslon went to Slaughtcrsville Monday Joe Thomasson went to Slaugbtcrsvillo Tuesday viitInghereDr Rice who came here from Lisman a short whileago became dissatisfied and moved back last Monday- T T Morris of Providence was in the city Monday Geo and Jim Morris of Vandersburg were here Monday W E Bourland came down in town last Sunday morning with a smile on his face He has a boy at home A novel case was tried in the Circuit Court here today Mr Jesse White 1 minister of the gospel was tried and fined f29 for disturbing religious worship Bro White was conducting a sanctified meeting at Chealybeat Churcb in the county and it seems that the church had made a rule that no young man should sit on the ladies side of the bouse and when one Mr Crooks came in with a girl and took a scat beside her the minister left the pulpit and arrested young Crooks who made some resistance which caused a disturbance for which Brother White was fined The Republican County Committee met in Dixon on Monday August 2 1897 and appointed the following delegates to repre sent this county in the State Republican Convention which meets on the lOtb inst C Henderson S 13 Sbelton I W Giv ens T T Morris W S Blackwell G II Towery and W E Beymer Alternates W K Head U S Womack J B Echols 1 S Lisman Albert Drownin P A Dry ant and C T Mounts By a unanimous vote the committee decided that on Satur day August n at a mass meeting of the Republicans of this county called to select delegates to the Senatorial convention at Marion and candidates to be nominated fill vacancies on tickets110 SEI3REEI Geo Miller will run the dining hall at the camp grounds Mr Atkins new brick will soon be completed and will be occupied by himself as adrug store The upper story will be occupied by Mr Roberts as a photograph gallery Miss Minnie Jewell of Slaughlersville is visiting relatives in the city IroidenceandloUssare visiting Mrs A M Riddle t Miss Maud Rooney of Evansville is visiting Mrs F flames Misses Amy and Greek Miller and Mrs Wright of Centralfa III arc guests at the Barnfes Hotel w- Miss Mary Winstead of near Clay is visiting her brother The Scbrce Silver Cornet Band left Monday for Ellendalc where they will make music for the Ellendale Fairv The post office changed hands Sunday J B Echols taking charge L O Bfcgs removed Mr Ecbols was post master provollbimselfRev Movers lectured here Monday night on Palestine with magic lantern views which were a great help la Bible readers JOliNlOOLE When Elder Bnmpass was with his church a week ago ho baptized fourcon verts t Professor Timmons moved from the farm into town one day last week We are glad to welcome him into our midst The Police Court which was in ession for two days last week augmented the Poor Blood Is starved blood It shows itself In palechcekswhite lips weak digestion no appetite exhaus tion lack of nerve fores soft muscles and chlej of all weak muscles Your doctor calls it Anae s He will tell you that the weakening weather ofsum mer often brings it o- nScotts Emulsion of Codlive Oil with Hypo phosphites willmakepoorblood rich It is a food for overtaxed and weak digestion GO prepared that it can easily be taken in sUmmer when Codliver Oil or evenordinary ds might repeL SCOTT it BOWNB i New ViA Pot 8II1t At fA nn1c by All druggiU t AaI- I 0- H jlVA z I town treasury toibo amount of two cents rrobably wre can build sidewalks 10011 Now Let us have peace Professor Timmons and family are visit ing near Sebrec at Mr S B MaJors the father of Mrs TimmotfS Stone returned home the first IDrOlbeC week from Free Union where conducting a meeting lie re conversions several reclama lions and eighteen additions to the church also bo lolla good interest but he was worn out physically and bad to leave Mr Jackson Dickey died on Tuesday evening the aylb aged 73 years leaving a wife and six children to mourn his loss His remains were interred In Grove graveyard witnessed by a largo number of friends and relatives Elder William Stone preached the funeral sermon Circuit Court this week Presley Jewell Etq and Mrs Nancy Tbornberry lira both laid up with rheuma tism jS Jesse G Dickey and wife of Livingston county who came up on the occasion of Mr Jackson Dickeys death are still with us CROFTON The Morris Springs near here are getting famous Miss Eva Day Is visiting friends In Srbrcc this week A good many of the Democrats of Ibis place attended the county Democratic convention Monday in HopUinsyille David Bourland has the foundation of his rock house laid and is progressing rapidly Wo are gladlo say that Mrs G M Burnett is up again TIm greasers have left ton and are about flSo behind for board hilts etc Miss Georgia Hunter is vsitingm Earl inglon Ibis week It seems that the tariff hilt has passed and gone Into effect Well it is what we have becu needing ever since 1892 Several of the Crofion families are in Dawson Ibis week The Road Grading Company have been moved off the Madisonvitle road and are near Dawson to work on the Princeton road Misses Daisy Long and Florence How ard of Madisqnvillc are visiting relatives and friends here Dr Ed Williams and wife of Mortons Gap arc visiting relatives he- reuro1oyediiens All couiinnnicattont and matters of newt per taming lo this column should be addressed lo Gao ALIXAMDI Kirlmcion Ky Miss Sarah Ring is visiting Mrs WoodsonMiss Hawkins is running boirding house Mrs Anne Pritcbett is some better The fifth session of the Atkinson Lit erary and Industrial College begins September 23d 1897 Thursday and Friday are special days and every student should be prepared to enter Superior arrange ments have been made for the success of the college Rev R B Orndorf visited the city this week and reported grand success in his quarterly meeting held at Hanson August i Fourth quarterly meeting will be held at Earlington A M E Zion Church August 22 A grand time is anticipated Mrs Celia Dunlap and Mrs Carrie Alexander and Rev Wra Foster arc attending Masonic grand meeting held at Dowling Green this week There was a slight fire at Atkinson college on morning President soon extinguished it When and where will the Kentucky Conference of the A M E Zion Church meetProf John Jones of Madisonville is teaching the Earlington cornet band The lady who visited Mrs Killebrew returned to her home at Clarksville Sun day Mr John Porter was out riding with his best girl Sunday There was a baptizing hefe Sunday There is some one going to get married in this city Mr John Ross was in the city last week Mrs Lena Daily is some better at this writingThe boys will think of the picnic you talk about HopkinnilIe Splendid Opporunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial and IntcrnaUon Expo sition Read THE BEES splendid offer Go anytime you ike Begin now Leave your orders for Candi dates Cards Business Cards Visiting Cards with TilE BEE Big new stock of fine cut cards just received Orders for American Goods Dradilreeli It must be gratifying to tho memo bers and friends of the Philadelphia Commercial Museums to know that their recent efforts in entertaining the delegates to the United States from the LatinAmerican countries were not without good results Professor Wilson one of the directors of the Museums is quoted as saying that among the results of the visit of the South American merchants to this coun try arc a government contract that will ultimately involve the expendi lure of 3000000 one order in Pittsburgh for 1500000 and a very considerable number of smaller orders for practically every variety of manufactured goods These orders arc with reference to Penn sylvania territory only Director Wilson does not attempt to esti mate the amount or value of orders left at other manufacturing centers throughout New England and the west He further says that these delegates found goods here that they had been buying from Enlisii and German merchants believing that they were produced in Eng theyhaveAmericanmade goods they have buying orders of importance are mentioned as having been placed in this coun try Christian County Sllverites Hopkinsville Aug 3The following ticket was named by the silvcntes at their convention here yesterday County Judge JaS K Forbes County Attorney Frank Rives Circuit Clerk Albert Kelly County Clerk C D Bell Sheriff T J Pavis Asessor jasG Yan CIariySurvcyosentative lohniffippuffy Jailer LL Nich S SEBREE SUNDAY SCHOOLS Spent a Delightful Day In Lake side Park and on the Bosom OK BEAUTIFUL LOCH MARY I The Sebree Sunday Schools had a very delightful day for their out ing at Lakeside Park last Thurs day The L N furnished two coaches on train No 59 through freight due to leave Sebrco at 715 a m Four Sunday Schools were here The Methodist school was represented by about sixtyfive teachers and scholars Mr J A Powell is superintendent of this school About fifty were here from the Christian Sunday School Mr J W Springfield superintendent The General Baptist School Mr W T Moore superintendent Sent about thirtyfive persons About eighty was time number that came from time Missionary Baptist school Besides these there were a number of others came who did not be long to any Sunday school so that the total number was no less that three hundred A gentleman of the party said to TUE BEE reporter that he had counted tile crowd while in tho coaches and that theI number would not miss three hundred by five either way And they came with provisions enough to feed themselves and many more The day wag perfect- A splendid breeze stirred the shady boughs of Lakeside Park and rippled the clear waters of Lock Mary all daylong Hammock partiestwo at a timewere very popular and numerous and the row boats did hot go begging It was a general good time this happy party had The Scbrce Cornet Band was along and put life into the picnic and the people with its inspiring strains of music And then the day was not nearly so hard on them as was the 3d of July when they marched over town in the broiling sun and worked hard all day all of which resulted in over heating and sickness for several of their number The St Bernard Coal Company made the picknickers a present of a wagon load of vatcrmelons which were much appreciated Every body seemed to have a good time and to go home in a goad humor TImE BEE extends a hearty invitation to the good people of Sebree 1 to repeat this pleasant visit and assures them of a hearty welcome at all times Pure rich blood feeds the nerves That is why Hoods Sarsaparilla the great blood purifier cures nervousness Western Kentucky is certainly entitled to tbeAssistant Mine Inspector and both operators and miners will feel sore if It should go elsewhere HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or setting Indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfillsevery wish in relieving pain In the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding pain in It or bad effects following use of liquor wino or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during to urinate The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized II stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug guts prlco fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TUB Bun and send your full posloQice address to Dr KR mer 6 Co Bingbatapton N Y The proprie tors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer TUB HOST POPULAR TRIP FOR TltO SUM HER TO OLD POINT COflPORT AND Tile SEASHORE nucii siaitTscEiNo FOR VERY LITTLE UXPENSG The regular Annual Excuislon to Old Point Comfort In charge of Mr W A Wil gus S P A will be run run Wedpesday Aug i ith via I Cnnd C A O Hallways from Norlonville on train leaving at 338 a m connecting with Seashore- SreclalwblCb leaves Union Station foot at 130 p m The round trip rate to Old Point Comfort is only JiG and the tickets are good until September 2 with stop over privileges returning only This surpasses any offered the tray eling public and affords many delightful diversions Grand and beautiful scenery invigorating mountain air surfbathing ocean voyage palatial hotel entertainment and a visit o the Capital if The row rate of per has been secured at the HygcTa and Chamberlain hotels Every attention and courtesy will be extended to ladies without escorts Choice of routes returning between Rich mond and Clif lonlForge will be given en LynchburgNatural terest Sleeping ear rates will be 400 for berth Louisvilloto Old Point to he occupied by one or two persons ajuL application for sleeping car space should made at once to W A Wilgus S P A Ilopkinsyille Ky For further particulars address as above or calj on Agent I C Ry Special Trains On Sundays August 8 and J 5 a special train lo the camp meeting at Sebreo Ky will be run as follows Lv Providence 700 a m round Iripfioo I Ne720am f 90 I EarUoglon8o6a 75 Madisonyllleis a m 63 llanson53oam 45 Slaughters 840 a in 2- S1rSebree8SS am Returning leave Scbrcc at 330 p m Reduced rates for Round trip good dur ing continuance of meeting An sale daily Ask Agent OIL Sr N H R Tickets at rates quoted above ate good on Special Trains and date of sale only U p DICKKON Snpt C lATWOIIBGP A t Arcyotiasubscriber to TilE BEE You sKoyldbe V t J5 a lf 2 i 4 l 1 MUST KEEP BUSY I 41 of 1 And in order to do so we arc making germ i c t inc Hard Time Prices on all classes of bIt T qt Merchandise Money buys everything E r handle at WAY DOWN PRICES Fortunately M ffor us as well aso patrons we = never go to market without the very power J4c ful cash We know we buy Mt Dry Goods Shoes Notions 7 i Gents and Ladles Underwear and Hosiery E ii Gents White and Colored Shirts I i M 47 HATS AND CLOTHING 4 Jj At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus jjH 47 tomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar s where you can get the largest returns Ours J 47 is the place tit i BISHOP CiS MADISONVILLE KY 47 WYOUn MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT W L ia t i FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GREATI Hopkins County fair MADISONVILLE KY S Wednesday rhursdayv Friday nd- Saturday l 8 91 7 AugustI 2526 27 and28 Bigger and Bigger Each Succeeding Year I Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope and liberality Fine Races Fine Ring Displays Fine exhibits in Floral HallfiA GRAND BALLOON ASCENSI5ii- tlI s K Thrilling Parachute Leap daily Exciting performances on trapeze and in midair by an expert troupe of ISSTAR PERFORMERS RUNNING RACES TROTTING RAESIMULE RACES I fV y Webster frnd McLean Counties admit ted to equal competition all departments iiI 4 JiGRAND SHOOTING TOURNMIENTS DAILY j I if Abundance of pure driiiking water iceco1d CreetC alI p Broadest and finest promenade way in the State A Everything clean interesting and exciting V f Something kept going all the time y No tiresome waits S 5 0 c OFFICERS 1I JOHN B ATKINSON H H IIOLEMANcstD- irectorin Chief R C TAPP Vice rcsty M B RAY Treasurer C C GIVENS Secy L t CHASi0 OSBURN Assistant Secretary W I t AD14LI9N iji Gentlemen i v c Ladies 256 Children under Five Years Old Frce Horse or Vehicle v 100 HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE I 6rBBYHKT STRlflJo Bo lEIMfiLOUIVILLE KNTUOKYC 133ntYcar rlrllnJlOIIOo tesIrlg 1ornr SHORTHAND TElEGRtfjft- VnoiuateJfMcUUtcjfvrJjmltnaOraJvalft iISIV ETl5t In twralt c Stluatlont Raft YO1Y O fTEACHER i c Over 4600 vacancies leveral limes All many Vocancli as Iipcnbcttf MubllaYai more members Several two free registratiop one plii GLJARFtN 1 OCoUejetlays i Southarn Teachers BureauJH Dr 0 MSatton Sstton Ts rIift rJITSWCor M IAJI I J7l N r jbllihS I l 0 7 4 saZ r rt 1 ee If uu 3nl u5ltrH we Crjrltjc 1 i N TIME TABLE Effective Myoi87 Rouin 1 NO53LclcV f BSjplLv34311lvlv Slaughters 321 pm S 335pmLv 4478 m I Karllnituvn pm 710 pin 459 n m Lv Motion Gap 415 p m Lv Norlonvllla 4tipni 519 a I- nJvlloplllntylllll jilipm 8I pm 1-111JAr Uiutitlo 5511 p m LvalhlI6IIIR 847prn 6jtnt 1010 pm 8 40 an- MOkTII silvIn Lv GulHtlo Bjoain 931 a In 0 ii pill lv Ilopklnvlllo 541 a m 1018 am JoSS pm- Jv Nortonvlllp 1010 A In H 03 a m lajgpni aMollonl GAP 1017 am tftsa m lv Uirlineton 5033 a m iiti a m lOon Ilnl t MiiUtonvlH 104611 m 1135 A n ncOpir lr lltnton 1057 am lijiamLy KUuglilctt itoj a in 203 p m J iLiapniLv 1110 n m- Ar Urantyllle itio p m 115 p m 1140 a m Ar St LouU 7Jipm 710 m- Ar fhirao pm in 11011 nil 91 11111011 Madltonvlllo and Sptlnxhcltl to lake on let off unJtlI 10 and from Chicago and points nouli of KvannllU lantcI1a No 91 make lcuhrIOr at Gnlliile Rid nglon Hop klntvllla and IlondtnoD rCOVIOIKCl AtCOMUODHIOK DAILY XCIFT 1UMPAT Cijam lv ProvMeiica Ar 745 P lit 640 A m ImIv6 55 a m 770 a ra LvXadlionvillnAr 605 p m- 711am iir Harllnitlonlv 5CpmI- TKarltfintonAr741 am 530 pin 11 osmLyMadlloowlllAI S JPW 8 oain lr tlanion Ar 454 p m- ldIItI Slinihieri Ar 4J7pni US a In Lv Sebrea Ar 410 p III I gjoam Lv llenderton Ar j 20 pin 1030 am Ar IJvanivlllo Lv 145 Pn WV ETIIUIDGB Axent TIME TABLE Ci RR Effective May 6 1897 b NORTH BOUND- NOIOI4 iNoi9 No lit Lv New Orleans 0j4 p m 900 Am Lv Memphis 7joam BIS P m Lv Pulton 100pin UIO p lit GOD a m Lv Pailoeah aSS P lit jnm Lao I m LY rrblcetmt 440 p ma48 a m uj7 a m IT Korlonvlllc jj3 p m Jj8 a m 1050 a m lv Central CII 050 p m 410 a m irij p- Ar m LouIiUle03S pm sooam jl p m- Ar Cincinnati 640 am nijj a m SOUTH BOUND No act No 103 No ill lv Cincinnati Ito pm sjspmI Lv Louisville vjo a m 7OS p m 840 a m Lv Central Cltv 815 a m 1049 p m lISpin Lv Norlonvllle 911 a m zin p m jpin lv PlincilonioiB I m naG Iln 4 jpm LvPaducahiaiopm 157 am 615 pm Lvfnlton 135 pm jjo am loopm At Memphis 705 p n 7to am Ar New Oilcans Lao a m 700 a m All Irtlnt run dilly NOL 101 and 204 AtO olM Vettlbulcd iralni pinlichKti with Pull nan Mattel SUepcrt ant Irto Kccllnlnr Chair Can between Cincinnati and New OrUant Tralni lot and loj alio run solid between Cincinnati and New OiUani Pullman Uullct Sleeper- VIicccOnnecIiofli made at oil junction point A II HANSON C I and T A Garlingtor ttaP Enin s- I Huvr Notes Personal Paiograph and 1 Other Doing at Homo Worthy ol Special Mention r Five deaths arc reported to have occurred at Hopkinsyille from the excessive heat in two days To make the complexion good nod tho hroilh sweel use Dr hells Peppermint Cbllf Tonic II pnrlfiM the blood rids yon of malaila and is an upbuilding tonic aiding tticeitton PleuanJ taste and pleasant effect It II guaranteed locuie rcblll permanently For tale by St Uer I Drug Store Earlinglon Gen King St Charles 1 4 rIteJjopkins County lrair is tizo t important tiling on the pro tjirani Get yourself and family ait your creditable products to gctlicr and RO Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy always affords prompt re 1lor Sale liy St Uornard Drug Store Birlingion Don Robinson Morlons Op kit King Si Charles flip option market on wheat at San lfranciscd on Monday reached i Zifigtf for May wheat December I wwut sold as high as- a 18f1 Ilucklena Arnica SalveA 47 tIit lo test Salve In tha world for Curs UritsM Soros Ulcers Suit Uheum 1evrr bom Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains PMItIvrly Iuarmleodo or A 1 refunded Price 350 per box For Sain by Si Hernanl Drug Styo Rev C C Hall is conducting a 7 S meeting at Shady Grove Ky to T 4 To Cure a Cold In OnP Day Tnfcn Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets D All DrugKhls refund llwnionoy if it lath 1f to CIIfIl25c For sale by Si IJfrnard J IyIYr J pJ3tEarllngton r VMrs1 RBrowntng and daugh f itcraland WtsaiEfile Stevens arc 1 SJmping at the Scbrcc Camp Meeting t J- Jtttj Ii harupt aint IqIMI 0II A 111110 iiult luiacci uiiijr uiij tuiutiir boinui iittie hilt ut lila noniimnlvliur iniiojNoTo tff U u tftu wtmilorworfccr tlmt makes wonlt men i Itrunit Mldrunlhtt to or I Cure IIlI0ran- w iciil IkK klcl 4 ml fuunplo tree Artilross Ai Btcrllns IterooOr Co I Chicago or Now York 4I Miss Mary Egloff is vlsjting in adifonvJI this week with rl- tt r iih p t J 4 v fIycaianCkUiTqn- IcIjrsIre1iabIef JiOll pTlUItF ID1Ic iRIipcriolie and tebiUujc It brel1h iiai Cfl1R itsleriirn 8lrenBlhcnrnK igf l foikJA unit gives healthy tone and VIt i without rgtrd to diet Iletsl1ntlo 7 J lttV Ptlco Soc Warranted at drug 7 lii Oy tOld crbeifpr TilE BEE 4 PasleS tr Stockholders Tho Board of Directors of the Illinois Central Railroad Cbiiipany at n meeting heM in Ciicogo July aist adopted a resolution that all stockholders sliould be giver passes to the annual stockholders meetings from the station on the road nearest the home of time stock holder to Chicago and return fret of charge in order that they may attend the annual meetings and draw their dividends The next annual meeting will be held in Chicago orr Wednesday Septem ber at noon and the stock transfer books will bo closed from August g until September 19 STATB OP Onto TOLEDO I LUCAS COUNTVIS FRANK J Cimmtv makes oath that ho is tho senior partner of the firm of FRANK J CIIINBY Fc Co doing business In Ibo City of Toledo County nnd State aforesaid rind that said firm will pay the sum of ONI HUNDRED DOLLAKS for each and every cato of Catarrh ihatcannol ba cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURS v FRANK J CitcNnv Sworn to beforo lilt arid eilb crtbtd in my presence this Gth diy of December A U 1886 I A W GLHASO- Ni SUM Publl fNolaryHalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of Ihe gysicm Ssnd for ir tim6nials free F J CHENEY Co ToLiDor O Sold by DrugRisls hails Family jiltirrd the bcM 1 FireWorks The Band Boys composing the St Bernard Brass Band will hold their next moonlight picnic Saturday evening August 7 1897 Dance lp commence promptlyat 730 p m and will be opened by the hand playing a march Straight Tip and wnhzMy Chum Tho chief attraction offered will be a grand display of firewprks on the grounds at 9 oclock pin There will be re freshments of nil kinds on the grounds Come early and see the firework and hear the band give their musical entertainment about 7 oclock The services of a good string band will be secured for the occasion and dancing will continue until late A Valuable Prescription Editor MorrUen of Worlbll1 lon Ind Sun writes You have a valuable presciiplion in Electric flitters and I can cheerfully recommend for Constipation and Sick Headache and us a general sys tern tonic it has no equal Mrs Annie Stehle 2613 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago was all run down could not eat nor digest food bad a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary but six bottles of Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed her strength Prices 50 cents and 100 at St Bernard Drug Store St Louis Exposition The Fourteenth Armani Ex position of the St Louis Exposi tlon and Music Hall Association will open Sept 8 and close Oct 23 Its record is fourteen years of success and in this regard it stands alone among Expositions This year there has been added a coli scum at a cost of 150000 with a seating capacity of 7000 persons in which a startling attraction Emlic Gauticrs Aerial High Horse Act which has received the en dorsement ol every paper in Greater New York will be shown twice a day at no extra charge for admission Victor Herberts Famous aand Regiment Band will give four concerts daily in the Music Hall The Exposition proper will be filled with exhibits of the highest Character The Woman Friend 1 know lenin own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit Iheio is nothing to supply tim placo ot German Liver Powder Mrs J P M neness Springfield Ohio hI have taken German Liver Powder fur dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without itMtss Jennie Green Abilino Tex Friends advised me lOlly German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint 1 had relief before I had taken one bottle Itdid me moro gopd titan all medicine rlcribed by Mrs John Campbell Jeifersonvijlo Ind Hanson School Hanson is in it educationally Time best b6usc in the county is being erected A strong faculty headed by Prof E McGnlley is in charge The courses of stmly are not excelled by the average tollcge or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition only 2 per month Board 8tQ 9 For elegant catalogues address E MtCully A M Principal Han son Ky Dr Kinca New Dlscowiy fot Con sumptoln This tho but medicine in thu world for alt forms of Coughs nnd Colds and for Consumption Every tiotlla is guariin teed II will euro ami nut disappoint It has no iquil Ur XVIiii pin Cough Asthma Hay Fever Pneumoni limo chltlsj La Grippe Cold in life Head and for Consumption It Is safe for all ages l pleasant tn take Brut above nil a sura cure It Is alwayswell to take Dr Ihi s- Now Life Pills In connection wilh Dr- Kings New Discovery as limy trgulate and tone the stomach anti bowel We guarantee perfect satisfaction or return money Free trial bottles at St Bernard Drug Store I spespsess 1DYCATHAPTIC1F 5 ALL 44 DRUGIIST j 1I 3so VsriMsrwsre4s arethIlL aAINJUIIUUMI a Itt1I11XAItrOUIIm 4smisesaiCir1IewTerk IIJ Ill ll S l 107 r D 1 1 f J 1W PRIMARY ELECTION Total Vote Cast for Each of the 4VarioustSoOglit ti c MUCH MUTTERING AND DISSATISFACTION Charge Openly Made In Earllogton That AiicetoifFig W I1 of4Facto Ihiesilvcr Democratic primary is over and time rejicf felt by the average citizen is onlyccualed by time chagrin and rJiess some of tho defeated candidates who feel that they have been sold out or defeated by means of unfair or false reports There is considerable bitterness expressed in Enrlington on ac count of the defeat of John M Victory for county clerk and charges arc openly made that he was defeated because of his Ca tholicism It is certainly true that the history of Hopkins County politics proves that the of lice seeking road of an Earlington Democrat is a 1hard road to trabple And this is not the only quarter in which there is bitter talk against the ticket laymen who participated in the primary f Some amlining things were developed and the fact that rascal ity in primaries has not departed was proven At some precincts in the cOunty sound money Demo craIg who tried to vote because of personal friendship for some can dictate were turned ilpwn jtni left with the determination to make their votes tell in hvember and ever afttr In other places boys under age tramps and any body who would were voted with out question i J Liquor flowed IiI c w ter1 before during and affcr the primary Time winners in this surprising free for all race arc indicated by the figures that follow kEIRESENTATIVK Theo W Clark 1017 W D Brown 902 RLiFerguson 617 COUNTY JUDOE t Jno G B Hall 1613 John W Jones 776 COUNT ATTORNEY I E D Morrow iiiajRoy Sal mon 983 W DOrr 57Z1 CIRafrrtC 1 D W Gatlin 495 A J Fox 784 John H Christy 426 13 D Clark 383 COUNTY CLERK John B Brasher 947 S D Langley John M Victory 555 Walter S Thompson 351 J L Tefft 179 Peter Berry 80 SHERIFF John Hankins 787 B W Davis 654 A D Sisk 526 B F Todd 376 A L Jagoc 143 J C Nis bet 185 J T Ligon 142 FPTillord 137 ASSESSOR J C Thompson 697 Sam C Jennings 590 C G Daniels 573 J Stodghill 296 E L Parish 196 E C Almon 291- JAllEU S VV Offutt 567 Ingram Jack Soil 547 John L Hancock 338 G U Maycs 175 Daniel Brown 225 John M CoOley I21i EESmith 155 Richard Dicers n 72 Hardin Daves iso L D H Rodgers 404- COUN1Y SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Miss Sallie Brown 956 Miss Kate Grccr 469 W B Davis 519 J B Ferguson 430 Thomas H 422The cast in each of the races is as ollow- sRepresebtative2536 Count Judge 2398 County Attorney 2672 Circuit Clerk 2588 County Clerk 3018 Sheriff 2950 Assessor 16435 Jailer 2754 County School Superintendent 2796 L F Bailey received 1232 voles for coroner and F M NIB bet 126O votos for surveyor In the Earlington Magisterial District the vote for magistrate ivaatas follows F B Sisk2o Jesse Phillips 13 Wm Morris 3 Len Hun received 4 votes for constable and is the nominee Tired No Appetite Poor Blood 1 wits afflicted with a tired feeling and general debility I bad no appeiilq and ny blood did not seem to circulate Finally I began taking Hoods Sarsapaiilla vhich gave me a good appotilo and en timely cured the tired feeling MAGGIE VAslllNaTW 46 Verlner Street Lexington Kentucky Hoods Pills are tho favorite family ca harlic liver medicine Price 25 cents Hiv II WOnier will nextSim daythe second SundayJinslead of his regular app Morning and evening servlcoat Ibo usual hour A RtmnikabJe Cure olChr6ntq Danhoen In 189j when 1cr my cOUlllry ris It private in Company At iCytb Pennsyl Volunteers I contracted chroni Jiarboci It bas given mea great dal 101 troublo ever since J havo Irleda dozen iliflercnt medicines and several prominent doctors without any pcrraauvnt relief Not long ago a friend sent me a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea emcdy and after that 1 bought no jo cent bottle and now I can roay jbat 1 am entirely Cured 1 cannot bo thankful enoughto you for this great Remedy and recommend it to ell suffering veterans It In doubt write me Yours gratefully HENRY STBINDEBOBR AHeniowrt Pi Sold by St Jlernard Drugstore Eatling ton lien T Robinson Mortons cap OKI KInK Si Charles How often yduhearhe question ft kid Is soandso doing welu be a good practice Is he successful In business Are his affairs prospering A ndlho An swers Why heseems to be doing splen didl ltle alwa 5 carries himself well and wears good clothes In other words ho has the alrof success The weaiets ofthublblheimada byM Horn Co the GREAT CH1CAC3O MURCH T TAILORS Always have that nuccessfaf appeaance S j 1 i i S 4 The Limestone Class Tuesday morning Judge Stokes Opened the August season of his famous limestone class over in iiip grqebytho city hastilc with two s colored Trip centJcl1l were en route via Green Time Pullman from St Louis to Birmingham and stopped over here temporarily and ignoring an ordinance which prohibits get ting on or off moving trains made a daylight charge on a box car sleeper right under the vigilant optic of Marshal Barnett who laid the iron hand ofthc Jaw upon thocrring ones and caused them totoo the mark before Judge i Cowell Vlio clearly perceivedd that they had law about five dollars worth apiece Each plead financial stringcncjand were turned over to Judge Stokes to workout this sum in division upon the rock pile at 1 per diem food and lodging furnished They Will graduate with honor next Saturday evening and it is safe to say will trtvel on a tie ticket beyond city limits a At tins Kelson of the year the blazing sunshine is very trying on Iho optic nerves and often causes granulated lids Sulhcr lands Eagle Kyb Salve is a positive euro 25c A lubo it nil dealers For sale by St Herflard Drug Store Earlinglon Geo b King Sf CharlesoA Pleasant Affair On last Thursday evening a merry picnic party was entertained by Mesdames Clias McGary anda Chas E Jones at Lakeside Park The party arrived at 430 oclock and the principal sport of the evening boat riding was soon in dulgcd in by all and this pleas a anf sport was kept up until 7 oclock when to the delight of alltsupper was announced The large pavilion was used as dining i hall where a sumptuous supper was served In the latter pail of the evening some very sweet apdMrsThose present were Mr Chas McGary wife and daughters Mrs C E Jones and son Dr Chattcn Wife aid children Dr Ross wife and son Mr and Mrs Ed Me Lcod and daughter Miss Lanna Mrs Wm Orr and Mrs Ella OConner of Madisonville Misses in Jcnnjc McGary Ninnon Umsteads Edna Moore of Henderson Bettic and Margaret Victory Susan Atrkiuson Agues and Sue Burr Annie Ashbv Messrs Walter Me Gary Martin Devney Frank Rash in Jesse Harped George Moore Paul Price Howard White George Sullivan of Chicagow To Curo Cuii4tliutlon Iororrr or30trThe Fifth Avenue Hctcl of Louisville is said to be the only first class 200 a day hotel in the city Those going to Louisville WIll do well to write to Pike Camp bell Manager for full particulars- or go direct to the Fifth Avenue mil give ita trial- 4oTollnfor fifty Cent Guaranteed tobacco habit ruin nmliM wenk enwlronc blood pure bOOt AllurutiiKl8 Married At the home of Mr and Mrs J- B Scott in Earlington on the vening of Monday August 2nd 897 Mr J M Silvey and Miss Carrie Tinslcy The ceremony was performed by Magistrate O J Farnsworth IvilurutoYour Itmrol Vith tHurnrolK I Candy Callmrtlr euro constipation forot r 10 i It l30 1111 tlrUIIJIKt rcfuml Intiiitj Subscribe for THE BEE SHOOTING AT flECLA Two of Wes Codys Boys Breakup a Colored Festival and Wound Three Persons GUS HYATTS WEAIdNsi WElCh USED There was a colored festival at the home of Anthony Wright In Hqcla Tuesday night About 1030 a fusilado of shots was heard like a hot skirmish proceeding n battle and there followed such an exodus of the colored brother hat n hand and with flying feet ass has not been seen in many a ay Investigation disclosed the fact that two of the sons of Wes Cody and some claim others were with them had gone to the house where the festival was being held armed With shotguns and revolvers and opened fire on the party there assembled that those ot the colored men who were armed returned the fire until their ammunition was exhausted and then fled for their lives Three shot none of them seriovsly htmL their ability to dodge was the only thing that saved them The story of time beginning of the affair goes like this A negro oy known as Cross nephew f Marshal Hatcher and some others wen on their way to llecla about dusk when they were ac costed at a bridge near there by the Cody boys who played drunk nd pretended to be armed order ing Crossy to throw lip his hands and staggering about in his Way prevented him passing Ciossy hit one of the boys with stick this precipitated a fight and Crossy ran away One of he white boys lost his hat in the fracas and it is claimed that Crossy took it with him when he ran The Cody boys were then craving vcngancc and their visit to the estival was for time purpose of gettthat hat or blopll1I is said they went to Wrights house three times armed with shotgun re volver and Winchester and the third time they ordered Hicks Collier to thrown up his hands and after some words opened fire Collier received a 44caliber ball his leg and part contents of a- hotgun load Chas Fitzpatrick received a 22caliber ball in his arm and squirrel shot in the back He was shot four times Anthony Wrights wife was shot the shoulder Her wounds were from time shotgun also only a few shot entering but the bleeding as profuse lime boys who did the shooting kept themselves in time dark and fired through the doors and windows when anybody showed themselves On of them owns a re Do You Use It Its the best thing for tho hair under all circumstances Just as no man by taking thought can add an inch to his stature so no preparation can make hair The utmost that can be done is to pro mote conditions favorable to growth This is done by Aycrs Hair Vigor It removes dandruff cleanses the scalp nourishes the soil in which the hair grows and just as a desert will blossom under rain so bald heads grow hair when the roots arc nour ished But the roots must be there If you wish your hair to retain its normal coldr or if you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use Ayers Hair Vigor revolver that was forrocrlyvtlic property of Gus Hyatt and this revolver is said to have been used in the shooting He seems to be a candidate for the same distinction- now enjoyed by Hyatt A warrant putinThe Best Spellers Lancaster Ky July oMtss Margaret Murphy the kindergarten of tho Garrard graded school has won the honors in the teachers convention in New York as being the best speller in the United States Miss Shumate of Danville whose parents reside in this and who spends a portknof her time here ranked second best Strayed or Stolen One red roan cow medium size with horns growing into her forehead and white spot in forehead No marks Half Jersey half Durham going on three years old Been gone since May MANUEL MARTIN Earltngton Ky 1II4P Who can think rIlIIiiiUit IIIir5 Ofsonieilmpie thlugtopalentProtectWrito JOhN WiJflEflDUILN ft co Patent Attor ceja Wuhtorum H O for their Sl JU prlie offer and now list ot ono thousand Invention wanted nQ u Tilt DIFFERENCE Producedby3s j and an INCANDESCENT BULB is riot more marked than is the difference in appear alice in style and quality of the Wearing Apparel made b- yMORNCOTilE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS j and the work of the mass of TailorsjjTho Suite nnd Overcoats of tho former oreI II fInu produotloua of Tailoring Art Wo Cuorontoo to fit and pleaso you and nave you mono 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to oolect from fjfST BERNARD GENERAL STORE S jTO i TgjiupM YOu ILVfAILY APACITYJTt WRITE FOR If THE BI5T5ILArl COAL QN I TTC MAI KETSEND us A TF itti- ROERAHD J YOU WILL USE HO I c4 l1IERoJORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED or f ATISrAGJIort GUARArIfEED THE BIG STORE Great Clearance Sale of Summer Goods Beginning Thursday August sth for TEN DAYS ONLY we will give one fourth off of all goods in our Clothing Room For example Ifa shoe is worth 100 you get it for75c ifa Suit is worth 1000 you get it ingGentseach dollars worth of goods sold in our Dress Goods Room we will give a ticket which will entitle the holder to a present Remember every item in our store is marked in plain figures You can see the price and make your own figures In addition to the above liberal offer we have marked the prices down on all Summer Goods All ofour French Organdies worth 35 to I40C now 25c All our 25C Organdies now 200 AU0pcand 25c Wash Goods i8c All r2 J Goods marked down to zoc All foc Ducks and Piques marked down to 76 ib4 Unbleached Sheeting marked down to 1234C All ofour 250 275 and 300 Oxfords now 2 These prices mean heavy losses to us but we had rather have the money than a lot of Summer Goods to carry over em rnbrWe Always Dqin Our Store What We Say o6o in Our Ads mill MaiD CO 111 113 115 SOUTH MAIN ST MADISOJVVILLE KENTUCKY A DEEP CUT IN PRIOES lot GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS We have cut to that red the prices on all our Big Assortment of STRWOODSI vviTV v Everything in this liheaIrnost given i s1 T away We also offer Special Bargains in VVASH GOODS At greatly reduced prices Will also close put our line of MAfTMBSAt prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in a BIg LINK OF SHOES I Nothing but honest stock and good values offered And you wont for get that our BIG GROCERY Contains ccrthingyouncedor de sire for your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice Anything you want at ZT BERNARD GENERAL STORBS T V c i 1 4 1 ii= I p L r tNEW ENTERPRISE r N FSNDAILY usa OVER 200000 IISlInSCTON E ie ore made of outhemIrol1by Southern Workmen Ii kits sustained 1 rthe products of Southern Partners last longer and make more homes happy than any iII A 1T stOve on earth Fire backs euaranteed lon years r dX9 does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE I T I Phillips ButtorffJ fg C- o0I t NASHVILLE MUrACTURCR TENNCt11 k COOKING AND HEATING STOVESr ManteLs and Grate Hoilowware Tinware EtcIYr i China Crockery ndqsware Cutlery IIp t r WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE I b I Evcrthlng necessary nnd convenient n for the Kitchen DIning Room SLaundry nnd Dairy r A SPECIALTY I r fI r h l1MOgNIN0HI3RALDori LEXINGTON KENTUCKY h L 50lu Ji The Only Democratic Daily Morning Paper Publishedurn t in Central KentuckyesJ2 VIi Tho Only Sound Money Free TracIe yet Damocrallc Paper published In nnd DistrIctfSouthnnto Jrjlnt T r IMIi fl vllt s0Clit JFUll11 i InpTReport8 11 LeglUmalo PJ2YI- s t S ail bf Literary Notes fiy a Competent Crftlc 40IH t i j For 30 Days New Mall Subscribers Will BeTaken forveI 1 i fe V t One Year for Only 500 1Addrcss THE MOnNINO HERALD Lexington Kyflij by gI 4t 4 i jl If ur1 x 1 J MEDICINE J 1for the- MILLION BlbYGLES dl wiMedicine frforthe first cl flrsteplead to a revolution fr coint I 1plaood ni ill i 4 st o pr pr 1 dlIOL18 for which Ibo pIyilclanlscnftrtt tn10 1lacrtbe In their tnndfild L ca c prlnplobat us mod protected as to retain IU qualities Intcct and unimpaired through nny txlrudtd lpco tlmo duly the Imt dniRi liould used heir lcbould be In nccorJaneo with the IMrit prfceted methods of modern ocJcnellblIlbull IN I eglOJprotected liy absorbent cotton and scenrcly corked Kvrn Ilic corkt1i4 uied o grade nohlgh In IK re ulremonU that no manufacturer of ererrday stonpcrt could lupplr moro thii n email proportion from lili output that nlr 1 LoaquaIIIy cuiinI I loIlining iliouBhtiul nni palnstokliw t1airrn of the chanced conditions that ttrrrn nn JeuponI thatIsuterluouaavrapntnsuit In ymrj lint Is needless in the COMJ of n IIirihae Intended to be conumed insyiek It Iu nllO oondleoveJld and lifO cd by the testof tlmennd ctuai aclo beFhave lain loose In a drawer n traveling bag or pocket 4 forsavrral week or months are found to bo as fresh and ni overinro t newspapers now told for a cent Instead of Ibo old rate of fire tlmci that amount with t thoomptnyIIAToJnlcred oth cartons which thor will otTer to the Irato upon terms which will permit of a packace Isn I torIIriie company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which tiond chraperIOrlUMrlmPlllftllfor Co dlrrereoNelilit for s 4iltt am 1101 yet to bo lied of oil dellera ztlttiougth It is trobabie that olmolt an ourwlllohl3ln n itippiywhen bCeUllomr lodoto but In OnrCIBO IIllngro rnrtin roiitnlnln ten tabulea will be ent nail to tlt 1 timp torirafvl iI Irtio vrlilili will allow them a fair manrln of prollt viI I dozen cartons k thI1 H be anpbo of an JOHN W rnWYNIAIM for yo inrIrou Main Street West of Railroad kn th forekIJMNGTN opAStoves Castings aAND T1NWAREha IILiIIicLtUUllllg ana utte J gkyhSh in j10 tl and prices dirt cheap 9ualityI in a 1 I WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE TOJ1 aka Q Funeral Equip mcnt tholfcsVin this part of thc State Anything and ft Y r O cvcryt1jirigotiwant in livery 4 fR fe ALWAYS THE Lows J uf c te t r a I 7 j kI 1=j Y 1 are but can state 1 v Til ff SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON v11 THIRD QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES AUG 8 Tuxt of the LeMon I Tlicce Iv 0 to v It Memory Vcnm 1010 Golilcn Text John sir Commentary by the ROT D M Stcnrim 0 Dut us touching brotherly love yo ncotl not that I write unto you for yo yourselves nro taught 6f God to lovo one nnothor The epistle Is mUlroRseil to tho church of tho Thessnlonlnns In God tho router nnil the lord Tcsus Clirlst thoso who having heart tho ROfilx1 rtcclvml tho word anti turned from their IiloU unto God to servo tho living mid true Clod nml to watt for Ills Son front honvvn pen Jesus who delivered them front the wrath to coino chapter I 1 6 G 0 10 Ho ox horts them to wills worthy of Got who lint cnlled them to Ills kingdom nod glory nnd to seek In nil things to flense God anti not ninn chapters II 4 Iv 110 And Indeed yo do It toward nil tho brethren which nro In nil Mnccdonln Dut vro liosocch you brethren thntyo InercnK mora and mora There Is always room for Incrcnso In love and In nil tho fruit ol tho Spirit for wo cnn never inniilfetit tho fruit ns fully ns Christ did end yet Ho Is our only example Ho la over recking much moro fruit for no branch Is bearing nil thnt It might 11 AntI thnt yo study to bo quiet nml to do yourowii business nml to work with your own hnmls ns wo commnnded you In n later rplgtlo ho said that If nny would not work neither should they cat II Thesj III 10 Tho word hero translated onlyIIftOv 20 II Cor v 0 Tho Into Dr A JI- OTilOIt loved to cnll attention to tho truth thnt tho word signifies to bo ambitious or to ISO ones utmost endeavor to nceoin pllsh n thing and that In these three pos ages wo have n lawful threefold ambition for every believer Tlz to mind ono own business bo well pleasing to Ood and yet1Qi12 Tlmt yo may walk honestly townrd thorn thnt era without nnd thnt yo JURY linvo lack of nothing II Wo are to provldo things honest In tho sight of nil mon Rom xII 17 but wo should tnko special mlrm to bo In ovcry sense upright before unbelievers They will not rend tho Bible but they will nnd do rend people nnd they ought to bo nblo to rend something of tho Dlblp in tho life of every Christian Ono its said that n Christian ought to bo n rge print clear typo Btblo thnt any ono n rend easily Such upright people cnn lack any good Fa luilr II 18 But I would not hate 3 ou to be norant brethren concern ngtbun which e asleep that yo sorrow not even ns others which havo no hope While teaching them how to live on tho earth ns ChrisElans tho fact Wftfl over before 2gdie In tho Lord Whllo ROT xlr 13 s special reference to those who in the ys of tho manifestation of sntana great t power will rather die than deny Christ it is nlwaystruo Blessed nro tho dcnd who dlo In tho Lord Thero is tho gain tho very far better Phil 1 21 23 U For if wo believe that Jesus died J d rose again oven BO them also which sloop in Jesus will God bring with Him- o die is gain nnd to be with Christ is ar better But that is not tho whole of it br after tho resurrection of the righteous tho saints nrc coming back with IBm when Ho comes to judgo the nations eavo rael and begin His reign on earth 15 For this wo say unto you by the word of tho Lord thnt wo which are nllvo d remain unto tho coming of tho Lord hall not prevent thorn which are asleep trarsejwohlelt nro fallen It would seem ceintfriends who had died lad lost somewhat is not being allowed to remain until tho is Lord should come but the assertion hero wonPaedtime absent from tho body and present th tho Lord 10 For tho Lord Himself shall descend om heaven with n shout with the voice tho archangel and with the trump ofar tasthumiliation to suffer and dlo anti rlso spontvering many years at least 83 so at ls second earning to reiGn there will be- nny events covering many years The coming with Him of verse 11 and chapter 13 nnd Rev xIx 1110 is tho last theceded daall17 Theu wo which are ullvo nnd ro is main shall bo caught up together with cn In tho clouds to meet tho Lord In tho and to shall wo ever bo with the rd III IIko to fancy this as actually oc triegatlonsg place Tho Lord Himself not an gcl nor tie Holy Spirit but this same w rlgbthandLike n mighty magnet Ho will attract to It Himself nil the sncinberg of Ills body Tho ati In Christ shall rise They who have lifnhabitmade like unto Ills glorious body s Wherefore comfort ono nnotherGthese wards I think tierxl 1 8 tho prophet is told to comfort de Jerusalem ned Israel and it is In connec an with time coming of tho Lord In II tatscomfort whatever It Is But hero nro doot those who are bereaved Wo are not say like David I shall go to them but ey cannot como to me On tho contrary taing Ifdforever with time Toed v 1 2 But wo tho times nun tho seasons brethren have rio need that I write unto you yourselves know perfectly that tho dny of tho Lord BO cometh ns n thief the night Ho now passes to an us ter topic or rather another phase of thowIntervene between the moment und ouue tho coming of Christ with Ills saints must sut in more fully tho great ostasy anti bo manifested tho roan of 20 referred to in II Thou ii14 ivDawsonHopkiniville Kcnlucklaa iii Not even the Centennial nor the rd times can down Dawson Springs Notfiing short of an old fashioned cyclone could affect her the least Five hundred guests within her gates at present and many more are expected The Arcadia is spreading her wings and catching a full share She is full can get fuller The Holcmans take care of a thousand or more for Demagogues Beware Nathvllle American it They have lynched a man in Kentucky because he was a bad character That is avery alarming of affairs ior some Kentucky politicians of JLw4uJpuiJITLm licet lJeoinCONSUMPTION p 0 i ii i w I 1 1O Jsi BERNARD CQAL COMPANY I i i IINOORPORATED Miners and shippers of COAL z AND COKE I I General Office Earlington Kentucky I em 1 I BrA in G In Oifficep Puditcaltji S H NIL BOLD Mnnngor 342 W Main btrcct Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main nnd Auction StrcclP 1- 1Ftihtnchy ijjBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 I I THE FAMOUS NO9 CUALJJ iForiall uses from Earlington Diamond and ifiI 1 I fiI ra BRUSHED GOKE fOR Bffi BURNERS AND FURNRGR8Sfa ii ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same works ione ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY K CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic ror the Week ItfRlnnln AUIr I Comment by not s II DoII dnl17tasksIMark vi 13 In the references wo havo three lIme ttons of what may bo called religion dally taeks Tho first is that of tho builders of Solomons temple In their important work they needed nnd re veit tho support of God Tho second tho illustration of Christ himself presented in tho passage quoted as HoI carpenter of Nazareth and in rk also ho received tho help and sup rt of God Tho third case is that of ul pictured as tho tcntmnker work ins at his trade that ho might not put thoso among whom ho labored to expense for him- Religion and the daily tasks of lifo o riot iuoongrnouB they aro not an gonistlo Religion is needed in tho ily lifo It is not something that is ecially for tho human soul on tho Sa bbath day hut true religion feeds soul mind anti body for the six days of the week Tho Christian who has not learned to carry his religion iuto his lifo work lias failed to perceive otio of e chief joys and values of Christian Most of our time is ppent in tho ily work of lifo Most of our energy expended hero and if wo ditJ riot need our religion in that which takes tho most of our timo and tho best of our fltrcugth wo zany well ask when would wo need m Most of tho temptations als difficulties and hardships of lifo 1Ul1Iwe havo God and our religions faith to support us Christianity is n practical religion is suitable to tho needs and wants of tho daily life God not only supplies us blghcrUfoin the shop the factory tho offlco d tho store just as much as wo need oti in tho worship of tho Sabbath day m prayer meeting or the Christian En willingdthings nu in tho higher Dud moro impor ut things of life Gpd gave skill anti sdom to tho builders of tho taberna givokillwork of life Wo often forgot God iu our daily sks Wo Sail to ask Ibis guidance mid rection and help for our daily labors tho soul is perplexed or disturbed flee to God but neglect often to do nroblembody is unequal to tho daily task But Gop helpbuildstudy our lessons learn a trade perform e duties of ofllcOj factory or store as is to earn for tho wants and weeds of r souls Will wo lc Him do it Bible Readings 3cn ill 1710 Ex xxxi 111 xxxvi 10 II Chron xxxi 21 Neb iv 10 Prov xvi 0 Acts xx 114 80 Rom xii 11 I Cor 11 12 x 8H Gal vi 0 Col iii I Them ii 0 iv 012 II Them 713 I Pet iv 11 CALDWELL COUNTY REPUBLICANS Indorse tile Candidacy ot C C Qrassharn for States Attorney Princeton Ky July 31TilelRepublicans of Caldwcll held a convention here today to select delegates to the State Convention to nominate a candidate Clerk of the Court of Appeals The delegates go uninstructcd but is understood they favor C G Bailey They indorsed the National and State Administrations and the Dingley Tariff Dill The convention indorsed the candidacy C C Grassham the National Democratic nominee from this the ourth judicial district for Con1I onwcaltis Attorney Are you a subscriber to TIIEJ DEE You should be a 4 c J L w 7T 1 i INCREASED PROSPERITY I eports From all Sections Indl cate Improved Conditions BETTER TIMES EVERYWHERE Cold water Mich Aug 3 1897 This is an agricultural section a tndreport in the way of increased manufacturing Two large establishments however arc just being factoryhl1ildinMfg Co which will emplo about hands another a Port l Fantlemploy about ISO hands East Liverpool Ohio Aug 2- 1897AII of the factories in this great pottery manufacturing lilactarc showing an business The midsummer trade is hotter titan in years and the us ual summer shutdown was briefer than customary on account of the hiiflvy demands of trade A new and large pottery is to be opened tills fall The re thPoIl tottory has just been opcncl for business Youngstown Ohio July31j 1 l Tislinlentst The I I aBridgetown Car Mfg Co both report a cmployingpay roll of the manufacturers of t his place during tile past fcfweeks has been larger than at I time in the past four ears and the prospect that the Amalgated Association Scale will be soon baddsbusiness and general prosperity among the working and businesspeople of the place Ravenna Ohio Aug 2 897 The county records show that the farmers have decreased their mort agage60000 in the past year which in itself is sufficient evidence of an improvement among that class In this city of 4000 inhabitants manufacturing establishments re pprt considerable increase in their forces and employees In Kent a new manufacturing establishment transferred from Paterson N J will give employment to 150 additional men in a few days Southwest City Mo July 31 1897 There are evidences of inC t creased business activity both and in adjoining towns and amonjr the farmers also Many business enterprises here have in c creased their help and two establishments a large flour mill and Iandfor the ist two years reopened Bormonth v Aguiler Colo AugY 1897 The condition of all Jhe industries in this place and vicinity ismn n tcrially improved Two new coal mines have been opened and one which has been shut down is rd opened A big manufacturing establishment which has been closed for three years has resumed work The sheep business is reviving owmgto the marked increase in prices and there is general satisfaction among the wool grow ers and farmers of the State i Flint Micm Aug 31897AII- Jfthe manufacturing establish of mchtff of this place arc fully occu tII t- 11t T pied anti many of them have increased their force materially The sash and door factor reports tsaes onethird greater than last year the hardwood sawmill which is engaged in the manufacture of vehicle factories has largely in creased its service and tile six concerns engaged in the manufac tare of vehicles are running eleven hours per day andtcn months in ile year instead of making the usual shutdown at the end of nine months 1897Therehere for those desiring wdrk either in the or adjoining farming sections The 13ain Wagon actor one of the largest estab ii th runningirteenthe factories are making full time amonghenumber of new homes being erected which makes a good demand for buifding material T 1897histhere is little to report regarding improvement in manufactures ough the improved condition of farming community is clearly visible Grain is bringing better prices ruoncy is easier and farmers arc feeling better in every way 1897Thereition in all lines of manufactur- endtrade Merchants report tn- nusually good spring trade and the great establishment of the Western Tube Co located here is employing nearly its full force of en against about onethird of the orce which was employed last year 1897Therejis of this place and m the hours of employment also The Elgini Watch Factory which has running only four or five days in a week isnow running on full time nd has increased the number of ands very considerably The lilt nois Creamery Company has just opened an establishment to 100 or more persons The Illinois employincmorqpeople time last year and is so full of work that it has made its summer Vacation unusually brief A large show factory of this place is also increasing its force and there are no anywhlereStenhin This king an exclusively agri cultural csfection there is little to report Asjde from the improved stock growers and farmers and the consequent effect business of the towns n both of these cases however there is a marked improvement etter prices for stockIncreased wages for sheep shearers and in creased Demand for men employed in herding stock improved bush essconItions generally with a greatcr feeling of satisfaction umong people than has been seen for y ars Notes frem Bradstreets Fires were started in the Todd furnace of the Youngstown Ohio Steel Company last week This furnace was out of blast for more than four months- A number of large industrial concerns in Connecticut resumed Derations early last week because the passage of the tariff bill several manufactories fn Cheg a I Lii iV tcr Pa which have been running two or thra days a week have started on full time Tho Avery plow factory at Louisvillr Ihas returned op erations The hayden rolling mill nt Columbus Ohio has resumed oper ations after several months itlo ness Comi Birmingham Ala and the Tennes panblewmer Ala last week Two other idle furnaces aro expected to be fired shortly Suvoral rolling mills at these points arc also expected to resume in a few day As a result of tbo now tarifi the Algonquin Woolon Mill Co of Passaic N J has given notice to employees that on and after August i wages arc increased from 10 to 15 per cent Demand for labor at North Ton awnnlaN Y is gjaatcr than the suppply and somo industrial concerns have had to send to Buffalo for men A nut and halt works is scheduled to resume opufations on August 16 with A force of 300 tutu all skilled mechanics mplumcnttactories dcrs for nearby delivery One order for shoes alone at St Louis calls for 35000 worth of goods S jsenrX TA fVAsA THE I Fifth Avenue Mel 1 LOUISVILLE KY Is the Only FirstClrtss rf 200 Per Day Hotel in the Cityc I COME AND SEE USJ PIKE CAMPBELL h MANAQErt VA I 9 Nv wwwinr1ivirwyv IN TilE ROOD OLD DAYS u Quinine andWhisky was con sidered the infallible remedy for alt forms ofmalaria especially chills and fever UptodaU people take the reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and Iebrif- ugcYucatan Chill TonicTASTBLDSS It cures when all others fail youngPleasant a Price 50 cents sold by all druggists rno SOil 7011 18tthoellllino with ourTrnilo Mark In lirro colon Mamifnctiirrnl iinly by limo GARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO Evirnsvllle Int- lAAJUUUIUUMIUIUUJMM8 I bS I II Two Through Trains Daily I Running Pullman Vestibule S4pi g and Curt NathvlH to CbMc 12 HOURS NA8MVILLB TO CHtCAO- SNKWORLEANSAFLOR1DA8FECIAL Leaves Nw Orleans olf at s3o SteeN NShIUttlorhrouah 5 New Orleans II CHICAGO 4 NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Nohvlllc Dally at 710 pm For tletlled Information Mldroi- P I P jnPPRIGS Ucnl isasiager Afwit- Qvanivlllt Ind U II IIILLMAN leaS il hrrRatNaihvllU renapS L IJOUlittS Try ViUCBgJT AffMt Atlanta U rItEJ LcENKAlLROAJi THU OIIGAT a TMKOUGH TKUNKJINIvSti- clurrn UiHciliti ill t- 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