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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 5, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897080501_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 5, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. HL -- WH'" fflW " 8A f . W-S-.X V',A!'. Yon N..-V- . V v. A Cwn of Ten Sunscr.ii.Khs lo ' y Sm ;i tvi SjjL J? r TtzWZmW ..ai' IjH' MB HK 4'H- lB iJK ; i. Ti qoi, FREE TK1P. iu iiiu g J & .JEatW.TW w i Great Tennessee Centennial. ?Ci.'iL"tNCVTAAa"V,aVCVrA? : -- : VJ lAra,. I VS, hm 4 ....... Mffijs RggfiBEpBB m wn mi m r fe rh h mm J"1", iuiKu-XiiSaSaM " U X-.- Cs.CN V aVisX VtKSJCfcSVj You Are Going to Tub N 1 , l,Ti lra u n iu ri II Grkat Xennessre Centennial umpshm wn. Mil 'W 'V - 1 III Pill 1 1 il lifc UV AFF-l- 1 rTJiT. - ," , " Bu h 1 v. lua uiv mi EC M' " ,4 w f hb I l Got a Club of Ten' Subscribers to IBJBTS, THE FREE. ' And co I, T I g EIGHTH YEAR. T- iSiBK I IK IL' WBK TB VHH I." fltn Wr JPnfn - 1111J - iJfiwolUW .', EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, AUGUST -- B, 1897. UO'lUK.! Uu,n, ,nt l,B,uu ... iNjb omihAu. sniiitT n.j...- 15Y A TOKNADO. OTHERWISE RobL Mount Olive, Rov. . .. i UNNOTICED. SOUTHWESTERN lint Winds Kcllnliijr SinOCCO. r NO. 31 KLONDIKE. VXAkii. " viv 5 7 I A Thorough Itovlslon oftliolluloe tt t ijriuviu. Altva UUUII i.r.i B llrltlsli Itracrro nnd Native Indian togl-- j oo ?"" Aiuins omen to Killedtobythe Pront-- A n Hundrr.l Natlren Itecnnnnltrrlng l'arty Heavy Itelnforce. of the rapid spread of the revolt, ftoru tw'clvo to fifteen thousand natives now being under arms, tho government has ordered tho reserve brigade to assctn-bl- u under tho command ot Col. Rode-hous'i'lio llrltlsli regiments will nvalt events nt Rawal l'indt nnd tho native regiments at Mnrdan. Tho staff will remain for tho time at Nowshcra. ..Fort Chadkara Is strong enough to resist any attack, and It lias a good supply of nmmunitlou. The only fear is that tho garrison may becomo exhausted by constant fighting. Tho tribesmen nro sending forward fresh relays dully. A reconnolterlng column yesterday found tho enemy lit great forco blocking tho road to Chadkara. During tho fighting a, hundred of the enemy worn killed nnd tho llrltlsli had M wounded, among thorn Capt, Ilaldwin, who was severely injured, and Llout. Ifeys, who received n slight wound. Tho enemy followed up tha retiring column and ntlacTied tho camp In a hnlHienrled manner, bslng easily repulsed by the jfnrrlson. . Illoo.t,. with every ilvallahlo menus, will stnrt for tho relief of Fort Chudkara, and the garrison, lias been not ilk'.l of his intention by heliograph. Heavy llghtlug Is uxpjct.ul nt Aiuaiularn. e, Cli-n- sevon Porsons Killod and Thoir ... - ,',.,..... ' lltiiZlUire,C' Oif Ut-.Vfln-ir' lt9Wn 'wCNCi? airl WillgMa tBU,0lkt-.- l AiUUnt Secretory of tlio Interior DnvlD Intimate that There Will !o No In I'uluro In AilJurtlcntlnB Claim. Wabhinoton, July HO. A thorough rovision of tho rules povurnlriR tho of pension claims under the socond nectlon of tho net of June 137. 18U0, hns been inado by Asulstnnt Secretory of tho Interior Yt,l)ster Davis, and sweeping modifications in tho p prnctlccs aro tho result. Tho now cchIo, It Is said, will furnish a sale, speedy nnd uniform system of adjust-Int- f this Ini't'o class of cose. A&Hlstnnt'Hccrctnry Davis holds that 'tho very iiiHuro of pension- - cases forbids tho application of the nlrlctncs? and technicality nf court proceedings, nnd thnt It wns not congress' Intention to lieilfjo tho administration of these laws with tho dltllcultlen nnd pitfalls of nny system of special plcnd-Int- f nnd rowhoso technicalities ll no men Is iimj- to a practend tical defeat of tho goveruuleiit'n pilrposcs. Tho modl(lentlons aromadoln six rules nnd former rules anil decisions in conflict with tliein arc set aside. Tho most important Changu Is mudu In the following rule: res-se- incut nnd Abundant Puppllcn-Cnrrl- ful tho ICneiuy's I'oiltlon. .Snu.A, Aug. 2. Iu consequence Desolated Illinois Iloraeitcad It uni Torn to Trucuicnt and Bcattcrcil to tho Four Wind Narrow Escape of the Town of San J010 Othor Damago. W ' -' ;: f 3r7 Death and desolation followed rapidly In tho wnko of a cyclono which swept across this section oi tho country Friday night. Sovcn persons were killed out. right, nnd thrco seriously injured. 1. TUB KILLED. Sax Josk, III., Aug. Three Ilrownlee children. grandson of McDowell. Miss JussId'Urovcs, a neighbor, .who was spending tho evening with tho A A. C. JIcDowclL Mrs. Samuel Ilrownlee. McDowells. 1 BKMOUSF.V Mrs. A. McDowell. Chas. McDowell, a son. MaT-McDowell, a (laughter. A 1AV a INJUUEI). or (IIIIIAT Ori'llBSSIVKNRAA. 1 j TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. NASHVILLE, CHATTA1M00GA - '' tspfl. Safrly, iiy ihln linn AND ST, LOUIS RAILROAD. I DON'T FORGET IT "iii Cuinforl, crrnrit I tbe Mliiiiniimnf liufwns', Antirljr. tlnllirr mil t'tiiK'i" . If " '"''' unni; Nnrih or Writ, Ixi Riir In l.ikft llm linr. lie Maximum nt S.ilWr.tclinn. at TMRnUSH SHRVICI: in N.'w lti1lniv HncL Roulo ami Ilio McKriizm Kf.nii) tiwti ii NAilinlln nnd 5Imi)lii. nuking connrciion m Memphis Willi .11 lmM in anil from Afkanr.i', T'xn I'nih kllil IhfSuUllltt'f-- l'ULl.IAN I'ALACK M.tF.I'I.NO CAItS Ilvtwrrn Mnnplih anil Nakhvillonn ni'Rht IScUrrn Nxthvillu a nil Ch.itln-linop.irAint a, JNO. G. MORTON. here they found that not 11 pound of goods would bo allowed to enter b Ii Howcli., Pas. and lirkol Act . Cor out tho Klondike district withpaying tho rcgulnr Cnnadlan 91I1 and Market St , (:iinllanonji. W L Uanlsv. (Irn ra.i anil Ticket duty. Some of them decidod upon payment of tho duty horc, but aro not goAgent, Nathvillr, Tenn ing with the expectation of evading Capital Sick Paid In, Surplus Fund, tho customs ofllccM. This is hardly possible, as tho customs olllccrs tiro 150,000. $20,000. going up on tho Islander accompanied COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1007. by n forco of constables, who will nssist tho mounted police now there to enforce the laws. It may be talccn as settled thnt there will bo no relaxation In the administra tion of the Dominion revenue laws. I (hi HtlvatilaRfs of a bank account WRECK ON THE BIG FOUR lui-ros- t nro numerous It is not tn Sou. IV ville, Tenn. Knoxville. Aslierillr, Wailunulon, Hiltimorr. I'liil.iilrlplili nnil Now York. shall commence from tho unto of tho ecrtlUeatc Del wren NaMivillo anil J.icltonvillr, l'la , of medical examination showing Its existence. " rlilryear rounil viiCli.itiaunoKii, Ailanin, CUSTOMS AJ KLONDIKE. Micnn nnil Tiflon Hxcnritinn Ijckttn on wle ilurlnR season. Kvery I'nund of flood Slust l'ny Cannillnn EXCUUSIU.V TICKKTS Duty. ViCTortiA, Ii. C., July so. There it 0. Oil lain at reilnnctl rales I mm all point on liihlmnnnit rtmneciion tn Nashville Jind crptrtl of Indignant gold scclccrs in rriiiinilnriiii: ll" cinlinuince nt llm 'Irn town. Two hundred of them came from iimxfnOnlrnnial and tnlrrnatinnal Hxpo-Mi- Seattle with thoir outfits to talto the ttirltier Information call upon steamer Islander for Dycn. Arriving HCkrl SRrnK. J U HnwoNsoN, poclllod In tho orhdnalor fftnendatory declaration, but discovered on medical examination, be showu to have existed at ths tlmu when tho original declaration was lllcd, nnd It Is found not to bo due to vicious habits. It shall bo taken Into account, tho same as If formally npasl-Oe- d (n tho orlclnal application. "Should It bo found, however, not to haro existed at tho tlmo whoa tho original application was tiled, but from a subsequent date prior to m et leal examination, tho degree of tho d liability of the applicant being below tho may maximum rating, bo Incrcssnd accordingly from tho date when such wound or was Incurred Injury or disease provided tho decontracted, gree of disability from till contributory causes Is thereby enhanced to a sufnetent extent to Justify a higher rating. "Should It be found ImposKlhlo to fix the exact dato when such wound or Injury wns contracted tho higher rnt'nn to vicious hublts and Increase claims, aro largely reiterations of present prnctlccs. Rulo 4 makes essential modifications, and Is ns follows: "4. Should a wound, Injury or f(onsg not I l'.vcry JiilU-atIi- t for pension unlr thn secoml Hoellon of Hie net of J unn Cr IKW should itato that tho batno U insula under kaM act, tho date of I'njhtmi'nt und tho numo or nature o( the wounds or Injuries Tjy which th6 claimant lnlUalilcdund that they nro pot duo to vicious habits; proylrteil, however, thnt tbs oml'uilouof nay of tboa areruieuls shall Jnot tuvallduto tho oppllratlon (tholntsatto claim peniloa helnir msnlfeit nnd tho declaration le- las executed la accordance with law), but such application shall bo subject t amendment by mean of a supplemental afltdaWt tn tho particulars therein It la defective-- " Rules 2,-- 8, 5 and 0 Tho last two Ifenty Iteliiforrnments illr. nnd Abundant Rap- - Tho duy had been ono of great oppressiveness. Tho heat had been unbearable, and only those whoso occupation brought them out,on the streets were to be seen. In the evening tho clouds bcgali to pile up In blark, onlmous banks, and the air became more oppressive. Tho cloiinds Wero accompanied by vivid Hashes of lightning, which (.corned to rend tho heavens, add loud crashlngs of thunder. In many instances occupants of homes took nsfugo in their cellars. TUB FUNNUL-sllArii- Knoll died Sunday at 111., aged 80 years. James IJV Thompson, aged 74, died nt his homo near Rushvllle, IU. CnpL F. M. Norman, one of tho pioneer eltlzcns of Marlon, III., Is dead. Androw Mnck tried to scald his wife to death at SL Louis with boiling water. President McKlnloy has invited Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltclaw Reld to visit him at Lake Chmnplafn. William Fleming was drowned nt the Ferry County Mining Co.'s pond nt ' III., Kunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham Levy celebrated their gohlun wedding In Sunday night. At I'ailucali, Ky George Dean fell olt ahtrect car Sunday itiul died from the Injuries sustained. Reports are generpl ns to the prevalence, of intense hent, nnd numerous prostrations havo resulted. A passenger train ran Into n string of freight enrs nt Yates Cqiitur. Kits. Tho snginpor nnd fireman will die. It. F. llngnod w'ds run down in thu Kntyyards nt Fort Worth, Tux., und othorwlso mangled. Stalkers aro causing trouble at Odin, Ill.,1md more erits'idlng minors from Carlylo are threatening to go there. Kliucr Johnson, ngod Vi, sou of John Johnson, a farmer, was drowned while bathing in the Mackinaw at llopcdnlo, III. percent.. dninngc to the corn crop in Kansas. Oklahoma and tho Cherokee strip, as n result of drought nnd the prevailing hot winds, nro pouring Into headquarters hero of the Saute Fo and Rock roads, whoso lines practically cover the btatc. A summary of these reports indicates tho conditions to be as follows: In Oklahoma it is estimated that the damago will amount to 20 per cent. The dninngo in southern Kansas.cnst of Winfield, is slight, upland fields being the only ones hurt West of Winfield the damngo is estimated at ho tl tho Com lu Kiiiiir Olilnhoiim und the Chernkro Rtrlp. ToPEii A Kne., Aug. . -- Reports ns t(J OtoamOr ' Eldor Loavos Portland, Ore, Loadod Down. Nearly Four Hundred I'.iH.onger Uolil Is especially truo of Hood's Pills, foi nom. cino ever contained so great ctiratlro paw , so small space Tliey aro a wholo niniiei. Much in Little , . for th Dlggliic-leiDunn-li- t i. Talk About tho lloumliiry Llneund Oold Dcimtltii, Along the Santa Fo for 100 miles west of Kiuporln, on tho main line, a 0U per cent, damage has been sustained. The Hutchinson branch to Kinsley reported 01 per cent. gone. From Mcl'ltorson north to tho Nebraska linn and In eastern and north-easter- n Kansas, the railroad reports btnto that tho crop has not been seriously dnmaged, It Is estimated thnt tho damage to the crop generally thrniiifhmit Knns.is. Oklahoma nuillhe Cherokee .strip Is about III ppr cent. Railroad- officials here ""state that if tho hot winds continue tvt o day longer the damage will amount to 00 or 70 per conL - n CLOUn. Aci' Nash- BANKER. wir SSSf! was probably hilled and bcveral wero Injured In a wreck on tho Ilig Four road near Ilcroa yesterday afternoon. iur A switch cngluo used for handling, cars In the qharry yards, backed on the Mini in our porkr-- l malu track and camo in collision with MADISONVILLB, - KENTUCKY. through freight. Tho engineer of witch engine Is under tho wreckage and Is thought to bo dead. Conductoi-J- . A LA IlELMt JARDINIERE Ii. Kyuti of tho through freight sus. L. & SOW. taincil a fracturo of tho right leg. A trainman whoso name could not bo FASIllOrTAni.E learned, sustained a fracture of tho skull and mny die. , -M- EilGHANT INCENDIARY FIRES TAILORS: - men wn tir mlkint- t- 'h'-kilrnv nil about II Inil to silannl mm, rarners nnil to women I hern's s.i(rlv if llirt hank is a K.mhI oiiit I'liern's convtmirnoi ihrt mnnny nltvay ready nnd oul nf nl own pelly iqnan-ilriinloo Ii is easy tn spend small sums when jon havn 1 l.iri: Cnuied by a Collision Thought to bo Dead VnUrr tho Wreck Tho Injured. Ci.rvei.and, O., July SO. Ono man FRITSCH Itself from tho otheisand cumo rushing with frightful velocity toward tho town. The house and barn on the farm of Dr. McDowell lay directly iu its path, Tho homestead was torn into fragments. Tho barn met tho.samo fute, and, with the contents, was swept out of slghL Inside tho houso the family of Dr. A BAD FREIGHT WRECK consisting of five members, had taken refuge, together with Mrs. Will Coit the I.lie nf Ttrp Trolnmon Sauiuul lirownlco and three children, Several Other Injured. and Mr.i Jessie Droves, the daughter El Duiiaiio, Kn's.; Aug. if. The Mis- of a uulghbor. When tho cyclono struck souri I'aellle passenger train whiuhleft the hoti.it) everything It contained was hero for Kansas City at lO'.'iJ o'clock swept In jjvery direction. Hurled beSaturday night crashed into four neath the ruins wero thu occupants of loaded height cars which had been thu house. left carelessly standing on the main TO THE UK8CUK. track nt Yntcs Center, resulting iu a Following the cyclono camo a dolugc cost tho lives ot two of water resembling a cloudburst. wreck that-wll- l trainmen. Tho passenger train was Neighbor.! who had witnessed tho running nt n speed of :i3 tulles nu of the McDowell homestead hour. The tender and baggage car hurried into town und summoned astelescoped, and tho "wreck caught flro. sistance. Thoso who were nllvo were burninj; tho baggngo car and the four taken out as soon ns possible and carfreight ear and destroying the ried to neighboring farm houses. Tho and lender. dead received the next Engineer Jasper Clover and Fireman ThciibodIcs wero fearfully attention. torn and Cnl Rowan, both men of family, living mangled by tho forco with which they in El Djrado, wcrs probably fatally inhad bocn tossed about In tho ruins of jured. IJoth. wero found In an uncon- tho house. scious condition, lying bcsldo tho Tho cyclono also struck tho farm, of track. Clpvonjyas disemboweled and John McDowell, but did no damne-tcrYlblya!uM,-nndRdtt,ahad ono there beyond destroying-hlabartfond- 1 foot severed from his body and was a lino walnut grovo. Tho houso esterribly cut nnd bruised. caped tho cloud, which passed within Conductor Anderson and tho baggage a few feet. express men suffered painful and bruises, but nil tho passengers escaped TO GO TO THE KLONDIKE. serious Injury. Clover and Rowan wero Will Inteitlgnto With a View to UitHbll.h. tent to a hospital in Kansas City. Ing a Slllltary l'ost. TERRIBLE FLOODS. Wasiiinoston, Aug. 0. Under orders S'uthliifr Llka It Una Occurred Iu Mltala issued by Acting Secretary of War Melkeljohn CapL F. II. Rar.and LlcuL for a Century, ltr.m.l.v, Aug. 1. Tho dovastntion Richardson, Eighth infantry, have started from Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., jausctl by tho floods in SHcsIn Is widefor Alaska. Their orders arc to go as spread. Nothing liko It has occurred far as Circle City at least and maku as in that district for a century. Tho loss much of an investigation of the condialready reaches many millions of tions at tho gold fields as tha short marks. It is estimated that n hun- time remaining of this season will permit. dred persons havo perished by drownThey will sail on tho 5th from Seating in Silubia and Iluhcmia. At I.oebtnn, the town hall, recently tle, und the war department officials built, an I two other largo btructuros, are confident that they will not only be ablo to get Into tho Klondike region have collapsed. Tho rivers are still this season, but also to make their exit rising. beforo the country Is closed by winter. At lshol tho people aro leaving their Upon tho report of Capt. Ruy will dehouses. It Is Scared thnt the great pend tho' action of tho war department Kliznbcth bridgo will" bo Swept away. in tho matter of establishing a post A largo at LaulTcn has been to'rn and a military forco in tho vicinity of the gold fields. down by tlii floods. Tho emperor, who displays the great. DESTRUCTIVE STORM. ' est interest in tho situation. Is being . kept closely advised from nil parts of I'nlly 1,000,000 Aero of Crops Destroyed Iu MlmicaotA and Houth Dakota Ily n tho devastated district. sun-Urok- o loco-motiv- o a Simla, Aug. 2. Dispatches to the poverninant show thnt reinforcements with auuhdant supplies of ammunition arrived at Dargai nt nbou yesterday. Tho uitirch was forced and very, rapid, and 19 'slhho died from on tho way. ' Col. Reld, with large reinforcements, lias reached Camp Mnlnhand. bhaped cloud separated Just before seven o'clock a f jnnel- - All the claims iu tho Dawson City (Klondike) territory are taken. New coiners must prospect othor creeks and rivers. Mrs. W. A. Fast, wifo of ono. of the leading members ot tho Scdnlia (Mo.) bnr.Jllud Sunday of typhoid fovor at M61crly, Ma Rov. H. S. Alexander, pastor of the Colored li.iptist church nt Joplin, Mo., hns been declared Insane, nnd will bo tent to an asylum. A newspaper man, writing from tho Klondike, advises to take the While l'ass route, as it is the shortest and least hazardous. Ml, and Mrs. Grant Hammond nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Abner Morris, of Carlisle, Ind., wero drowned Sunday while bathing In tho Wabash rlycr. Prof. Anon, whoso real namo was McDonald, whllo giving nu exhibition on a wire with a blcyclo nt llrooklyn, N. Y.', fell and jvns klUed. The young tlnughter of WJllium Wcndt, of Klino, Kas., tipped ovgr n vessel of boiling water and was scalded to death lu a few minutes. J. V. Potty, superintendent of the Alabama Cotton Oil Co.'s plant at lluntsvlllc, Ala., tiled from tho effects of an overdose of morphine. Willie and Ocorgo Young, Henry Hall and Fred llrldgeford, from 14 to 18 years pluj, wero drowned near Kansas City, Mo., whllo bathing. John Sucrlll, of Denver county, Old a., was ovorcomo with gas while working inawoll. Whllo being pulled out ho fell back Into tho well and was fatally injurccij Charles Schilling", ngod 21, .whllo riding a bicycle near Rahway, N. J., collldedtvlth and was Instantly killed by n carriage, a shaft of which pierced his heart. John Sehneoborg nnd Joseph Dubcts were arrested at Edwardsvlllc, III., charged with obtaining money under falso pretenses. Doth are coal minors, aud wero soliciting aid for tho strikers. Tho cause of tho suicide of Jack Shop-ar- d In Washington is coming to tho turfacc. He had lost trust fundi at poker, 0 a questionable quality, In ouo of tho most aristocratic homes of tho national capital. A correspondent writing from Daw-so- u City says that unless all signs fail, California, Australia nnd the Rand will bo left Iu tho shade by the gold production of tho Klondlko region. gold-seeke- A LEAK IN HIS SUIT Cr.ticd tho Death f prof. Arlon While Hiding n I.lio Wlro on 111 Illeycle. Nkw Yom;, Aug. 3. The nutopsy r on tho body of Frank McDonnell. known as Prof. Arlon, who was killed Sunday night nt Rldgcwny park, llrooklyn, was held yesterday at New town, L. I., nud diselosod tho fact thnt death was duo-tan electric shock and not to tho fall McDonnell sustnincd. It was found that tho rubbor nonconducting suit which McDounoll woro . was leaky. Tho electricity from tho charged wires S5 feet nbova tho ground on which McDounoll was ruling, must havo penetrated through tho suit and killed thu rider before he fell to tho ground. McDonnell's body and wheel were covered with electric lights sup- uy 1110 current from the wire, piu-A DISGRAOEFUL SCENE. a Alaska, at 11 o'clock Friday night, with itoll passengers, nearly nil of whom aro bound for tho Klondike. Shu carried 1,300 tons of freight, her full canclty, 130 horses and bilrros nnd 7fi dogs. All day long hundreds of people congregated In tho vicinity ofAinsworth dock, where the Rider wns moored, nnd nt won oVloek It wns estimated that 10.001 paop'.e were on tho rlvor bank or u.i the bridges to bid godspeed to the gold hunters. A Talk Mltli Clon. DutUald. Wasiii.yotox, Aug. 1. Nothing ran bodouo more than alrcnly has lueu done toward marking tho boundary lino bot'weeu Alaska and the llrltlsli possessions along the 1 (1st meridian Kansas City, Montana, until thu sunnto nassjs unnn tha boundary treaty Jjsforo IL Them is, however, no doubt of tho locution of Colorado, Pacific Coast, the line along this morldian, nud most people in tho locality ltnow wfiure it h. Tho dumftrkatlon work wns super- Ulan, Washington, Omaha, intendent! by Gen. Diiilleh), in ehargo of the coast nnd goedetlc survey on beSt. Paul, Nebraska, half of tho United States, run aiisniiAi. talks about tub fihlds. Black Hills, Ucn. Dulllold has spent considwraulo time In Alaska. He expresses tho opinVIA- ion that a railroad can bo eiwllv con structed from Taku itilot to the Klon-Jlk- o gold fields, and believes the enterprise well worth undertaking. VESTIBULED TRAINS, "Tho gold," said Gen. Dnllluld, in discussing tho question, "has been ground SLEEPERS, DINING, CARS, out ot tho quartz by the pressure of CHIIR CARS (SFERAETES). tho glaciers, which Ho and move along tho courses of tho streams, errertlng a F. M. nUGQ.TRAV. .remendous pressure. This force is HOWARD ELLIOTT,PA33'nAQENT, ST. LOUIS, Mr, OtN-MOR., present to a more appreciable extent L W. WAKELCY, OCN'L PAOS'nAQT.,ST. LOUI3, MO. ST. LOUIS, sab. in Alaska than elsewhere, and I believe that as a consequence more placer gold will bo found in that region than lu DR. MENDENHALL'S any other part of the world." IM'PROVCD Off to Look for Wealth. PoitTLAND, Ore., Aug. 1. The Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.'s stenm-e- r Oeorgo W. Rider sailed for r.fj-ii- , chest, nlnay ready, nl ways emclcnt, always satisfactory! prevent a cold or fever, cure all liver Ills. sick, headache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c. The only l'lllj to tako w 111 liners 8arsaparllla. Hoodb Pills KH BEST TRAINS Sf, Louis or Chicago A JIISTAKK HAH HBK.Y 11ADK. A Vuluablo Work. HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE. Ono Hundred ami Tlfty l'crlth Ily Flood In tho Crimea. Losdo.v, Aug. 1. A special dispatch ani ; 13IIMK1EK OF CMlflH AX SUIIINCs , 31 H - Upper KiM - Slris-I,- KVANSVILLE, ctrnelly W A VV. ' INDIANA. h's r ccmily (I solicits Ihn piirnni-ifrii-nd- s NIIIIKI', WAIHUi I. I7idil r ir .will lurf- - 2)iapjcins (Lourftt --BA- Madisonvii.i.e, Ky.. Capital Stock, Transacts a - -- $50,000, general hanking btfsinrs., accounts of tho ciliten ol ' hltevi4U4t Hopttkas acid adjoining counties v rttK the finest and moil secure vault in of KenlacVy Lou of 8100,000 nt Oltiuva, III., with Hinnll Insurance. Ottawa, 111., Aug. 2. Tho Pioneer Flro l'roof Construction Co. 'splunt, tho largest of its kind in tho world, was partially destroyed by lire yesterdny aftoruoou, entailing 11 loss of 9100,000. Th cro is only a partial Insurance. The flro was of incendiary origin. Tiio largo igrain olevntor of .1. N. Shulor wns burned to tho ground yesterdny 0,000; morning,, "Lobs, insurnuce, 60,000. It is nov thought this building was alto set 611 fire. , llm llavn Itenlgnod. WiKTKiwiiT, la., July .10. Fivo members ot tho state central committee selected nt the rccnt. democrntic-pop-ullst- s fusion convention in Dos M.olucs, havo resigned. They nro Ocorgo,W. DavlB, of tho fit at; , W. Richer, offtho second; L. II. Wc lei of' ho fourth; Thca W. IvoryJ of tho ninth, and M. K. Smith, ot thu U'nth illstilct. Cnuie Tntlfr Act 111 from St. Petersburg says tlmt tho Novostl estimates that at least ISO persons havo perished in tho recent floods at Kerteh, iu tho Crimea. DlK.iHlrau Storms In Hp.ilu. Maiiiup, July 30. A dispatch from llnrcoloii.t bays that suvcro storms have pre vailed throughout Catatonia for tho lust ft-- days with dov,istatlng oll'ect timing tho vinoynrds. Out of lilO.000 hectares hf hinds, scarcely 5,003 havo isonneil. Wabiiixoton, Aug. 3. A comprehensive digest of official opinions relating to pensions nnd bounty lauds, prepared under the supervision of the then as slstaut secretary of the interior, John N". Reynolds, has just been Issued. It embraces leading decisions on tho subjects extending from tho organization of tho 'pension systo tem present tho time, mill includes decisions by tho war nnd interior departments as well as of tho IIhII Storm. attorney general and tho judicial holdSioux Falls, 8. D.t Aug. 1. A de- - ings of the United Stateseourt and tho ctruetlvo hall storm passed near hero court of claims. lost night Tho storm started three THE MARKETS. miles west of Dell Rapids, aud went iu NRir Yoiik, Augusts, IOT. a southwesterly direction, destroying 1 W iftl 4 Crt OATTI.H overytlilng in its path around Oar rot-so- COlTOK-Mldrtll- iift NiillvuSteors. 8 (6 ,1'LOUK-Wui- ter 2 TO ii 470 Wheat Quo branch of tho storm passed WH HAT-N- o, 8 Ited tl fo 8t' over Shermuutown and Luvcrne, Minn. CUUN No, 1 u. Ci. ."Wi OATS-N2J 44 .Here it went iu two paths, one north tn t PW Hi. LOUIS. and thu other, soutli, across Rock and corTON-MUuii- ina 7 7 Nobles counties. It Is estimated that lll.KVICS-Slce- ra. 3 00 3 5 1,1 2 50 & 3 a Cows and HcUors.. defully 1,000,000 ncres ot crops was CAr.VliS-(p- or head) 7W & 0 to to SolDot IIOUS stroyed. 3M O 4 00 o.3 POUK-NuwM- oss aillJKI' -- lie Preferred Death; MoSmrjUltUV, Ala., July SO. Tho governor lias commuted tlieai.hCnLeiiee of .lull Tovvnscnd, vhi was to havo been bunged Friday, for murder, to llfo imjirisoii'iienL Townsend wns very Ho saljl ho premuch ferred death. 11 , Ciptolu ami Mnto of tho Three Friend. Ni;wVohk, Aug. 8. CnpL Selva and Mnto Lewis, of the filibuster Three Friends, now hold by tho United States authorities nt Jacksonville, Fla., arrived here from that city by steamer yesterday. As they left tho dock instantly they could not bo interviewed as to tho cause of their visit. KLOUK COUN-N- o.2 OAT'3-N- o. UYli-N- o.2 Kulr to Choice.,... . Patents Hear and Straight . WI1I1AT No.2 KiHl Wln.ur... 2 74 40 4 00 3 U it 3 75 4 1 t co Mixed 'io i 3C0 1 2,' TUIIACCO-Lu- gs ItAY-Cl- car HUTTKll-CholIHJUS-l'ro- sh Leafllurloy Timothy Dairy ritumlurd (newj . POItK llACON-Clouream ...... 4M 8M u ., , 18 W IU 30,1 U 12 10 8M 3iu 1W 00 "ni Ha M .... f!4 tfto " ltlb 4 CIIICJA JO. ii 6'4 4'4 Legul FuriU. t!ltjclki , ii ,1 Nm. ST. JAMES HOTEL, aw ST. LOUIS. rM wKHvK$K&fi if. n v sttuHN A Negro for I'ostago Stamp Agent ..... 00 a t 00 received at tho tlocumont rooms of tho des .'Jti5 , Wasiiinotox, Aug. 3. Acting '4 senate nnd house. Tho law makes n WJli:AT-N- q.2 1lsd "Jl 44 .72 Merrltt yesterday ap- OATS-N- a 2 Mixed Library, ."S ,15)f pamphlet of 70 The mcjnbcrs '21)1 21 pointed J. P. Urecn.n colored polltlclun COKN-N- o.2 KliiNnunoit, July J!0, Audrow Cnrne-gtof the house, will avo 39,000, tho senNUWOULUANH . of Cleveland, O., as Uultsd States hns offorcd the town of Stirling, do. 3 Ki CV 43 ators 10,000, and 1 10 sonata committee immedi- COftN No.2 31 33 on finance 18,000 copies for distribu- the seat of tho palao and pailiamont postago btninp ugenL Green , .. U 2114 houso built by James V., tho sum of ately qualified. 3 00 lce 1160 tion. ; .... (t 7t0 POItlC Old Mess. 0 000 for a mihlio Hbrarv bulldino-- . LI Huns Tno Dealt. e 6 Foreigners Mut Kn nil After a Year UACONSIdcs ii LoNnotf, July 30. A Pakln dispatch CaM'ON Middling J li Itelgluui. ii LOUISVILLIi suys I.l Hung Tsao, grand councilor WlinA'l" Hrussels, July Eft 'IIRj chamber ol 74 75!', Na Itcd - S8 O MS. 11 yumon, b und member of tho tiling 4 COKN No, 2 Mixed deputies has pa&scdn Ulll compelling 21)" , 2K dead. Ho was a believer lu a strong ftll foreigners who 'havo had a year's U 860 O POItlC New Mess, ' n policy, and wns tho chief IIACON-Clcnr0 &in residence to enroll thcmsolvos iu tho I , OOTION-Mlddl- lng 7 opponent of Li Hung Chang. 5 clvio guard. OATTLU-NativoSlcllOUS-AllUracrs. 11 ' e J'LOIIft-IllKharaOATS-WostIIAY-Cboorn Iteat-denc- Wabhinotoh, Ju y DO. The tariff act la law form for circulation hns been It. Tjip Figaro says: r"An amic.ibla bottlument of Ilio 11a- wnllnu question will bo reached', America yielding:! tho most Important points, to Japan." Androw Curnogla to Ilullit Another l'ubllc I'Altis, As They Would I.lko July !I0. roaoo Prollinlnarle. .OATTLU-Nat- lve 3 75 tSTi Steers. 3 0J ii 4 00" Choice. London, July 30. A dispatch from 3 Ml 4 21 InAthens says that tho sultan has i W '44 4B 4 1S0 Sprlug I'Jlculs .... 4 00 structed Tawflk Pasha, commnndcr-Iu-chie- f , .(J WIIHAT-N- o. 3 Spring of tho Turkish forces in Thcssnly, 7(1 No. ICcd(now.... tSJSti COIIN-N, KiX 2H to sign the peaco preliminaries on Sat- OATS-No- o.2 IT'S I7H1J v.s.... "M U 7 1)0 urday. I'Oltli AtM (now). ... HOUS-Kalr-to Slti:t:i,-l''ttlrtoCliol''J)Ult-Wlntcrl'utIce, ents S..: KANSAS CtTY. Ayer's OAT3-No.2Ml- red. nnti-forolg- llib ktt-i- The shipments iron from Il is always urntifyini,' lo receive testiAlabama and Tennessee for the monials for Chamberlain's Co lie, Cholera first six months of this year exceed and Diarrhoea- Remedyami when the enTic Remedy with . PER DAY. the shipments for tho like period of riATES: dorsement is from a physician it is especi' a Record. last year bynedrly 100,000 tons. )i ally so. " riieru is no mom salisfariory or ftmm and Breakfast, $1.00. EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day. said thai sho could ndl Jive. JJivq effective remedy than Chamberlain's Colic, The surveyor' of customs at Cindoctors cavo her no'relidf, n by Ihej ilnio Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy," writes Centennial Rates. SO Years of Cures CstfRNftr, BtfdMuk. GMij Stnlct. cinnati has seized 156 casks of she had taken tw'b boillrs of Dr. Cnrl- - Dr. R. E Rproy,.phjsiclan nnd pharrmc. cherry juice that had been importTho L. & N. has offered tho following steal's German Liver Powder, shu was fist, of Olney. Mo ; and as ho has used the. When yon Visit St. Louis step nt ed as cherries preserved in spirits. rales good for tho ronnd trip on account jblo lo sit, up in bed, and today sho is as Remedy In his own family aryl sold it in his drug sioro for six years Iih should cerTho difference in the duties is of tho Tennesseo Centennial, Tickets pood strong as sbeovirvas, and we liave. thank know. For sale. Bernard which will be collected, nnd i Are j'ou'a subscriber to The Bcc? twenty day's; 70; tickets good fifteen dajs Greallo German for il but Dr. Qarlstfdi's tainly,Store, Eirlinp.lon; Iiy St Robinson, twa Wut.y Strttf Can Unci to Hot. Remedy. 't DniR lien ' ' aURKISl! OATHS, Open all Nlht tho offenders probably prosecuted. You sho'iild be, Morions Gap; Geo King, Si Charlc?. l3'o; H'ekeis good for sevon days $2 75 fs OMiui vii.Ki.K9, i nnma, in of pig - I Sarsaparilla hundred members of tho Seventh regiment, I. N. G., had trouble with citizens yesterday. After n clash about some kegs--f beer which tho soldiers wero brlnglng'into Camp Lincoln, the citizens ran nnd part of the gunrd Threo soldiers wore-- prostrated by tho heat as n result of the run. Skedaddled for tho Klondlko. Thoro was a general mix up between Pout Townsemd, "Wnsli., Aug. L In 1110 soiuicrs una citizens. Ono citizen had a bayonet run Into his eye and view of the fact that tho steamer Allcl, irom Aiasita, is past uuc, somo ere? the cyoball severely cut dence fs being placed In tho .statement ANOTHER ULTIMATUM.NEEbEQ.rf of .the steamer's crew, whllo' the ship 'was- hero on tho way Another Hpecliucn of tho Dilatory Tactic north, 13 days ago. At that ttmo ot tho Porto. ono of tile crew remnrked that, it had CoxsTAjm.VdPLK, Aug. 8. From presby the entire crow to ent Indications the powers will be com- lescrt the Allcl at Dyc.i, nnd strike pelled to send another ultimatum to icross the summit for the Yukon val' Turkey. Tho action of Towflk Pasha ley and tho Klondike. . iu submitting a series of amendments MET THEIR MATCH. to the draft of the treaty of peaco completed nt Saturday's sitting Moonshiners Attempt to Intimidate n Wit-noof tho ambassadors Is regarded as Tho Lender Killed. meaning a delay of two or thrco weeks IIuxtsvilli:, Ala., Aug. !J. A band In the signing of tho preliminaries of peace, and It is further thought It will of moonshiners attempted to enter the possibly .necessitate another threat In hous3 of Frank Simmons, at Conrad, 20 miles north of this city, early Sunday tho nature of an ultimatum. morning, and tho leader, Dudley Jolm-sowas killed. The desperadoes LAID DOWN THEIR TOOLS. broke the door from its fasteniugs aud Htrlko of tho (Juarrymoii at Loinont, III., when Johnson appeared Simmons fired. for nn Advance. r The leader stepped backward, and Chicago, Aug. 3. Four hundred emfiring sevcrul shots into the house ployes of tho Western Stone Co. walked tho party retired. Yesterday morning Simmons' son out of the quarries nt Lemon t bccaiuo tho managoinjnt refused to grant nu fouud Jolfhson dead in tho woods near advance of tf." cents a day in wu.cos. tho house. Mr. Simmon's learned that Soventy-fiv- e men working for the Illi- a mob of.raoonshinors wero "forming, nois Stone Co. laid down their tools for and has lied to the woods uutll ho can thu same reason, nnd operations iu the securo tho protection of tho law. Tho extensive quarries around Lotnoht are coroner's jury hold Simmons justifiable. Tho moonshiners wero afraid now at a standstill. rJimmons would testify ngalnst them, WORK RESUMED. l'ralso for Two American Olrla. London, Aug. L Vnntty Fair, The Hammond IMgo Tool Work nud tho season, congratulates the Other KrMiime. country on its brilliancy and gives u n. Tho HamPuiLAiiru.iMiiA, Aug. list of the season's beauties, which, It mond Ddgu Tool Co., nt Ogontz, n sub- .says no other country can rival. II urb of this city, resumed after a shut- adds that among tho American girls, down of two mouths. About ouo hun- Miss Goelet olid Miss Hay, tho ambus-dador'- s dred Iiunds will be employed. Work daughter, have been most was also resumed at tho Itohcmiiiu because of personal charms and branch iif Whcaton and. Co.'s glass- animation of manner. works, Melville, N. J. The Color Linn Not llrnirn. London, July ML Paul Dubar, the Illinois Odd Fellnn' Home, Mattoox, III., Aug.. L Tho trustees negro poet, who owes to W. If. Howelis appointed to .locato the Old Folks' his introduction to the public, is being Homo for Illinois Odd Fellows, nftct lionized in London iu most ilntterlui; fashion. Tho color line Is not drawn viewing tho sites offered and considering tho propositions of Monmouth, Al- In Kuglish society, and tho colored ton, Viiudulin, Olnoy, St. Rlmo and versifier, being the latest literary Carthage, havo decided to locate it at (novelty, Is much sought fornticcup-tions- , Mattoou. garden parties und similar gatherings. Into Voluntary Liquidation Nay Crokvr Cuu lluro It. Ashf.vii.lu, N. C. Aug. 1.- - The Firsl Nkw Yoiik, July 31. A special to the national bank of this city did not open this morning. A notlcer was pojtcd on Humid from London says that Judge tho door stating that owing to the ina- Turnx, of Now York, Is In England bility to collect, nnd tho stringency ol on a vacation. In an Interview Judge tho times, the bank will go into volun- Trutix says thnt Richard Crokur can have the nomination for incyc. of tary liquidation, greater New 'York if ho deslrosHl; that llovltul In the Diamond Trade. if nominated Mr. Crokcr would be Nr.W Youk, Aug. 1. Tho Times says elected, nud that if elected he would A great ruvivul l:i tho diamond trade is make a good mayor. predicted hero. IL Is said that within llcaumod Willi Work for Tito TIiousiiih) past few days from ono to two miltho Men. lion dollars' worth of diamonds have Cleveland, O., Aug. It. All depart been ordered In the Muropunu mntkcU, men Is of tho Clavclnud rolling mil) opened yesterday. About 2,000 men Tr.inip Charged AVIth Mirdor. Nll.l'.S, Mich., Aug. 1. Two tramps were given work. General Mnnngei ; who refine to give thoir napes weruH Wilson Chlsholm said ho did not know long tho arrested Here last iiildnlglil. cliiirgo.l how operation.works would continue in with having murdorod n tramp nt full Col. tlrant'N Huccesaor. Kensington, III. f Ni:w Yoiiic, Aug. 1. Mayor Strong , Nntmtnr llaiitul nud l''.imlly. has announced tho appointment of Col. Durtiotr. Mich., Aug. a. Senator Ocorgo Mooro Smith of the Sixty Hniiuiiuud family, who arrived uhoar.l ninth regiment, to succeed Col. F. I). Mr. illauna's s.te:Un yacht, pi cieecdet.' Grant ns police commissioner. The for a three weeks' cruiso In thoUfir new commissioner will bo sworn in on Monday. Klau bay region. d. been-arrangetn n, uf-tev Itaw llt'tworii tioldlero and Citizen Threo of Jlio rormer Prnstmlnil. Sl'nt.NQFIKLD, 111., Aug. 3. Thrco oilstake of proipeeting the laritu streams instead of tho small ones. "When gold is prccinltatod," ha tr.ill, "it sliilcs. Itdoes not llont" far down" dream. It Is, ' thoro'otv, to lu looked for along thu small creeks, and about the hoadwntors of tho larger tributaries qf tha Yukon. "There Is,'1 he udded, "po reason why as rich llnda may not bo inado on the American side of tho llifo ns In the Klondike dlbtricL'1 Gen DutUiiUl thinks tho gold hunters n the American .side havo made the CEL MB wm cm. GUAItANTUKI) TO CUItn And Malaria In nil Forms. Tasteless. NonV Cennlno without tlio ahovo picture nud Uio (.Igualuru of J. O. Prion, DO conto all Doaloro. PREPARED ONLY BY CHILLS AND FEVER at KVANSVILLE, IND. Sold by Maltingly ei Co . Eatlmfiloi Crahtreo Cpal Mining f'onipariv, Ilsley Kentucky. EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R. R, TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL AT EXPOSITION NASHVILLE. For Ibc abovo occasion tickets will b sold by the Illinois Central Railroad al varying limes, rales and limits, including a licl el on sale daily, pood lo return until November 7, and including tickets having limit of twenty days, fifteen duysnnd seven dais For full particulars as to which, of Ihc above applies frrm your nearest Railroad Station in connection with Ibe Illinois Central Railroad, call on or ad dress onr nearest railroad Ticket Agent Wm. leans. Scott, Div. Pass. Agl., Memphis Jko A II. Hanson, G. P. A., Chicago. W A Kellond, A. G. P. A.. Louisville A Murray, Div. Pais. ArL, New Or- GEORGE KING, DnUGClST, ST. CIIARJ.ES, KENTUCKY- - Nice Lint of Druggists Sundrieb Prescriptions Carefully Compounded To any person interested in liu mane matters, or who loves animals, wo will send fret, upon ap plication, a copy of the "Alliance," the organ of this Society. In addition to itenscly interesting read ing, it contains a list of lliu valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper. Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, 410-4- Sent Free .fl $2.00 j No One Though! She Could Livr. The'National meet of the League of American Wheelmen is in ses "I believe thai if it had not got Dr. sion this week at Philadelphia, and Carlsicdt's Great Remedy (or my daughter thousands of wheelmen from all she would not be with us lo day, tiljo (;0 parts of the country are in attend- run down and her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatio fevrr. t UvTy-onance. e Free Trip, Yon can yo to the Tennessee Centennial free if you will and take your sister, brother, wife, children. Read Tun Bee's great offer of a free trip to this magnificent Exposition. 11 United Charities llullilinc New York Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only Ihc best That is Ibe great distinction to bo looked for when the time comes that you need (hem. Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin lhal spring medicine. j ; ST. JAMES HOTEU, $40,-rto- o, nolli-in- R , The Bre has" just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in tho printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices. - ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, - v ' w llRYAN IIOPPCR, Manager. t . (ngBeo PAUL M. MOOUB. Cdltor and Manager. The Miners. n yEE "'' PUBLISHING COMPANY. Incorporated J cists matter HnlereJ lht l'citollice at limlliiKton a Secnnd SUBSCRIPTION KA'I US Fiik striking miners arc n ported . mil to health. as gaining ground iri Wrst Virgin- Blood i absolutely It la secured easily ami naturally by ia The miners at Odin and Galva taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, but is ImIII., rffusctl to bo influenced b " nerve possible-to get It from crusaders from other points, and, tonics," and opltito r(.mpiuiidB, absurdly ndvcitucJ nit ' blood purihaving no grievance of thoir own, fiers." They havo temporary, sleeping continue at work. They are still effect, but do not CURK To havo pure out at Duquoin, and Mt. Vnrnoa, III., and marching parties are numerous in Indiana. Funds for And good health, take llood'oSarsnparlllfl, which has first, last, and all tho time, strikers arc reported very scarce. Rich Red BI ' ftwt. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Webster County. ,For Representative, CHARLES R. HOWARDS For Counly Judge, J. V I'OOLK. For Counly Clerk, T. T. MORRIS. For Counly Attorney, , DAVID DROWNING For Superintendent of Schools, I. G. NANCli i 1 ur 1 ' ' w J , Fi t f - M ) Religious Intolerance. .. The days of religious intolerance arc passed, although "nothing dies so hard and rallies so often as intolerance." In most 1HUKSUAY. AUGUST 5. 1897 civilized countries men have generally come to believe that they have no right to deny the right of For Assessor, G. II. I1RYANT. private opinion in others. That druggists fl. For Jailer, intolerance does still exist and ThcOneTruo Wood rnrif!er All nropiireIyveBetable.ro-rlOOC- l J J. CURRY is at times manifest cannot he deS FlIlS llanloaud beneficial. S50. nied hut the spirit of intolerance WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS. belongs to the dark ages. THE STATE CONVENTION. Rcv. Sydney Smith in 181 1 thus WtBtTKR COUKTY DrrARTWENT ueiinen religious toleration: "mat Conducted by IMun Drovming, ( a man should hold, without pain Preparations Everywhere for n Diioh, Kvr DIXON. Dig Convention to Nominate a or penalty, any religious opinions, - and choose for his instruction, John liailey has returned from Prince Candidate for Clerk of the ton, Ind. in the business of salvation, any Court of Appeals. S. L Head, of IlhcMord. was in town guide whom he pleases; carts being Monday and Tursday L. A. Price, of Morganfield, was in town taken that the teacher and the hlOl'KINS COUNTY CONVENTION SATURDAY Monday doclnno injure neither tlje policy Sam Armstrong, of Vandersburg, was nor the morals of the country." Hall Kates Hare Beta Made (htr all Hnil- in town last Tuesday on business., I N Baker, of Lisman, was' in town This should be the feeling of every roads in tbe State and a Cood Tuesday. enlightened Christian man, and the Time Arranged Miss Nannie Harduirk returned from conclusion of another writer that Nashville Monday Enthusiastic conventions arc J. V Poole, Republican nominee (or "no' man is hurt because his town this week neighbor is of a different religion being held throughout the State County Judge, wasofin Hanson, was ANNOUNCEMENTS. in town Republicans who see a Forest Porter, from his own, ant no civil society by the week great opportunity to elect a Clerk this II Tbomasson, of I Iopkinsviltc, visSENATE STATE D is hurt because its members arc of of Wo are the Court of Appeals, and good ited here this week ROI1INSON Robinson asauthorized to announce a candldato for State different religions from one andelegates are being selected to atSenator! from the counties of Ilonklns and Harry lirj.int, of Onton, was hero last Christian, subject to the action of the Republican other," must inevitably be our tend the big State Convention week party. which meets at Louisville next Misses Kate Hardwlck and Lillian announce Or U. conclusion in the search for truth. BAKER We are authorlicd to a candidate for aro visiting in Clay August of Madiiontllle, as It is doubtless (rue that the more Tuesday, fare rates 10, ?suie senator, irora tne counties 01 Hopkins ana have been seHalf J U Langston went to Slaughtcrsville Chiittian, subject to tlio action of the Republican varied our beliefs the more likely party. cured on all railroads in the State, Monday rOB MAOtSTRATE Toe Tbomasson went to Slaugbtcrsville that a complete view ot truth may and a communication to The Bee Tuesday to announce MORRIS Wo are aauthorised for Magistrate Morris as candidate by degrees at least be reached by from headquarters says "every Clarence Smith, of Sebrco is' visiting in the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins preparation for a good time has bere County, subject to the action of the Democratic the human race. primary, Angus! id All who have atbeen made." Dr Rice jvbo came here from Lisman tended a Republican State Con- a short while ago, became dissatisfied and Are We Public Spirited? vention in Louisville know that moved back last Monday f The fight is to be "fit" 'in NoSee the advertisement of the T. T Morris, of Providence was in tbe means a sure It hasn't begun yet. . great Hopkins County Fair in this this assuranceparticularly enough city Monday, vember. good time, as every Geo and Jim Morri, of Vandersburg, convention delegate That was a considerable scram- issue ot The Bee. If you have with his will go to the up to help were hero Monday mind made ble on Monday among the silver not a catalogue already call at The W E. Bourland came down in town last BEE"6fiice and get one. Then sec nominate a good, strong Republi- Sunday morning with a smile on his face Democrats but wc',11 have 'em can who will send "Sam Shack" He has a boy at home guessing worse than- - that in No- how much you "produce or can into retirement in November. A novel case was tried in tbo Circuit ' 3rrs make that will bear exhibiting, The Hopkins County Conven- Court here today Mr Jesse White, .1 vember. tried and and take it to the Fair. Don't be tion, for the purpose of selecting minister of tbe gospel, was worship fined Oro, $29 for disturbing religious Tun fall in the value of silver is .slow, but show your enterprise delegates to the State Convention, White was conducting a sanctified meeting as Cbealybeat Church, in tbe and . v ' disturbing business in Mexico and public spirit by doing all you will be held, these previously an- at seems tbat tbe church had county,a rule made nounced in columns, at it greatly and the indications are can to help make the exhibit Madisonville, Saturday, August no young man should sit on tbe ladies 7, tbat ' l3lf3;'that these disturbances may lead of Hopkins Count'y resources as 2 o'clock p. m. Let every Repub side of tbe bouse, and when ono Mr. girl, came in to the adoption of the gold stand- creditable as possible. You may lican who attends that Convention Crooks her. tho with a leftand took a scat minister beside the pulpit and ard. know all about what fine corn and go with the determination of send- arrested young Crooks, who made some ing good men only to the State resistance, vvbicb caused a disturbance, for The House sugar rate is written tobacco and wheat and grasses and Convention and, losing sight of which Brother White was fined. in 'the tariff "bill, not corruptly pur- - pumpkins and "garden sass" the any real or imaginary personal in The Republican County Committee met Dixon on Monday August a, 1897, and 'cliased Senate rate. It is a great fertile fields of this wealthy and, differences or ambitions of any appointed the following delegates to repre pro- sort, td act harmoniously for the sent this county in tbe State Republican can county victory for right, forpsitice, 'and resourceful Convention, wbich meets on the duce; what splendid coal veins good of. the party in the county C. Henderson, S 13 Sbelton. I rotb inst W for the people. New York World and the State, that no man or set undcrly those fertile fields, the T T Morns, W S. Dlaclcwell, G. II (Democratic). ' of men may become a stumbling Tovvery and W E Beymer immensity of their output, and that block to the success of the whole W R Head, U S Womack, J Alternates B Echols J S. Lisman. Albert Browning, P A BryThe new tariff cuts very severely the Hopkins county product is party. By a and C T Mounts Conventions have been held in ant tbe committee decided tbat unanimous into protection granted to the about one fourth of the entire outon Saturvote sugar refiners under the Wilson put of the State; what splendid Caldwell, Marion, Madison, Frank day, August 14, at a mass meeting of the Republicans of Ibis county, called to sebill. From "Sugar Trade Jour- housewives occtiy our homes and lin, Pendleton, Henderson, Whit- lect delegates to tbe Senatorial convention ley and many other counties nal" (official organ ol the Ameri- how well they know the arts of throughout the State and the at Marion, and candidates to be nominated to fill vacancies on tickets comfortable housekeeping, and are attendance will be large. can sugar interests). The ' SEBREE. endowed with aesthetic taste to State Convention meets on August Geo Miller will run the dining hall at promise of Urn harvest make home beautiful; all about our 10, at 2 o'clock p. m. "If the tbe camp grounds .fields is fulfillcdit will be hard for stock and hogs and everything Mr Atkins' new brick will soon be comDOWN IN THE MINES. theorists to persuade a thriving else. But the other fellow don't pleted and will be occupied by himself as adrug store. Tbe upper story will be people that they need monetary know and you must tell him by occupied by Mr. Roberts as a photograph panaceas to keep them out of the making a creditable display, or Tbe first symptoms of a losing fight is gallery (orce to carry a when tbe miners resort to New York World. of Slaugbtersvitle, else he will be forced to an in- point, but if tbey allow themselves to be is Miss Minnie Jewell, tbe city visiting relatives in as Debs, violence, must evitable conclusion cither that the led by such men Miss Cora Head, of Providence; .and 1HE wheat crop in Kentucky is county and its people? arc very be the natural oulcome. Miss Annie Riddle,' of Petersburg!? ,Ya double that of last year and good lacking in resources or else that Mr W C Wilson is azain back at are visiting Mrs A M Riddle r for tbe St. Bernard Company and in quality as" well. Although the people are devoid of the public work always find bim a trnsty Miss Maud Rooncy, of Evansviilc, is f they and reliable pnces are very much higher than spirit necessary to turn to account man in any position he is called upon to visiting Mrs. P Barnes Misses Amy and Greek Miller and Mrs. fill ''last year the farmer realizes that the advantages they possess?. Centralla, III aro guests at Tbe Carbondalc and Crabtreo mines Wright, of Hotel Let us make both of .these conDarnVs J1-rthe outlook is excellent for an were represented at the moonlight picnic the clusions impossible. Miss Mary Winstcad, of near Clay,, is given by tbe band boys last Saturday and is holding it accordWithout a united effort on tbo part of visiting ber brother. ingIy' LOCOMOTIVE Tbe Scbree Stiver Cornet Band left BLASTS. coal miners in tbe United States, tbey . .11 oo One Year, strictly In Advance " " jo Sis Months, " .. " ThreeMontlis, is . .. Single Copies J Specimen copies mailed (rco on application wanted In nil part of the Correspondents countr. Address ua for particulars been advertised n? just what It la tho beat medicine (or the blood over produced. Its success In curing Scrofula, Bait Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling, havo tnado Hood's Sarsaparilla town treasury toitio amount of two cents rrooauiy we can timid sidewalks toon Now, "Let us have peace ' Professor Timmons and family are visiting near Sebree, at Mr S B Mojor'd, the latnerot Mrs. Timmorfs. Brother Stone returned home the first part of tbe week from tree Union, where He rehe had been conducting a meeting ported fifteen conversions, several reclamations and eighteen additions td the church, also ho left a good interest, but be was worn out physically and had to leave Mr Jackson Dickey died on Tuesday evening Ibo 271!), aged 72 years, leaving a wife and six children to mourn his loss His remains were interred in Shady Gtove gravoyard", witnessed by a largo number of friends and relatives Elder William Stone preached the funeral sermon Circuit Court this week Presley Jewell, EtqM and Mrs Nancy Thornbcrry aro both laid up with rheumatism Jesse G Dickey and wife, of Livingston county, who came up on the occasion ot Mr Jackson Dickey's death, am still with us. 4i 4? & Spent a Delightful Day In Lakeside Park and on the Bosom OF BEAUTIFUL LOCH MARY i 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? MUST KEEP BUSY! And in order to do so wc arc milking rjenu- ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of , Merchandise. 'Money buys everything wc handle at WAY DOWN PRICES. For- -' tuoately for us," as well as our patrons, wc never go to market without the very power- ' ful cash. We know we buy jj j The Scbree Sunday Schools had 4? 49 a very delightful day for their out41 ing at Lakeside Park last Thursr 4? day. The L. & N. furnished two 49 coaches on train No. 59, through freight, due to leave Scbree at 7.15 a. m. 49 49 49 49 49 jj g S, j .1 ...SJJi -- 3n Four Sunday Schools were here. The Methodist school was repre sented by about sixty-fiv- e teachers and scholars. Mr. J. A. Powell is superintendent of this school. About fifty were here from tho Christian Sunday School, Mr. J W. Springfield, superintendent The Genera) Baptist School, Mr. W. T. Moore, superintendent, sent persons. About about thirty-fiv- e eighty was the number that came from the Missionary Baptist scuooi Besides these there were a number of others caine who did not to any Sunday school, so that the total number was no less lha three hundred, A gentleman of the party said to The Bee reporter that he had counted tho crowd while in tho coaches and that 'the number would not miss three hundred by five cither way. And they came with provisions enough to feed themselves .ind many more. The day wag perfect. A splendid breeze stirred the shady boughs of Lakeside 'Park and rippled the clear waters bf Lock Mary all daylong. Hammock parties two at a time were very popular and numerous and the row boats did hot go begging. It was a general good time this happy party had. The Scbree Cornet Band was along and put life into the picnic and the people with its inspiring strains of music. Ana 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 overheating and sickness for several of their number. The St. Bernard Coal Company made the picknickers a present of a wagon load of watermelons which were much appreciated, livery- body seemed to have a good time and to go home in a gocd humor. The Bee extends a hearty invita tion to the good people of Scbree to repeat this pleasant visit and assures them of a hearty welcome at all times. he-lon- J? Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, g Gents' and Ladies' Underwear and Hosiery, : EaMiTonB MraSE3l0lif3tl famous. Miss Eva Day is visiting friends in Sebrco this week A good many of Ibe Democrats of Ibis place attended tho counly Democratic convention Monday in Hopkinsv, ille. David Bourland has the foundation of his rock house laid, and is progressing rapidly Wo are glad'to say that Mrs G. M Burnett is up again Tho "greasers" havo left town, and are about 150 behind for board bills, etc Miss Georgia Hunter is visitinctn Earl inglon this week It seems that tho larifl bill has passed and gone Into effect. Well, it Is what we havo becu needing ever since 1892 Several of Ibo Crofton families are in Dawson this week The Road Grading Company have been moved off the Madisonville road and are near Dawson to work on the Princeton road Misses Daisy Long and Florence How ard, of Madisonville, are visiting relatives and friends bere Dr Ed Williams and wife, of Mortons Gap, &rc visiting relatives here. CROFTON. The Morris Springs near here are getting - JJ-Gcn- fs White and Colored Shirts, cr rh M g 1 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 HATS AND CLOTHING At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus- vour dollar tninnrs rnn tlm linnnfir. Plant ,, ,. "".. where you can get the largest returns. Ours is the place. ' tii It BlSHDP & GtiJ ,g MADI501UVILLE, KY. o tl h WYOUn MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT. oo-oo- J .dw-cr- c W WS ???vr?V?v'V'Vrrr -- .t' FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BREAT-- Do-mo- ur (MDlofed (Mfi?ens. Hopkins County. Fair, . All couimunicationt and matters ot newt per 'lining to tbli column ihouM be Jdretied 10 Geo Alexamdih, Karliruton. Kr. MADISONVILLE, KY. 11. Mrs Miss Sarah Ring is visiting Woodson Miss Ella Hawkins is running boirding house Mrs. Anne Pritchett is some better The fifth session of tbe Atkinson Literary and Industrial College begins September 23d, 1S97 Thursday and Friday are special days and every student should be prepared to enter Superior arrangements have been made for the success of the college Rev R B Orndorf visited tbe city this week, and reported grand success in bis quarterly meeting held at Hanson August 1 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. njj AugUSt .9 3 - ' '. J - 27 and 28 Succeeding Year. 1 1 Giv-en- Fourth quarterly meeting will be held at Earlinglon A M E Zion Cburcb August 22. A grand time is anticipated Mrs Celia Dunlap and Mrs Carrie Alexander and Rev Wm. Foster arc attending Masonic grand meeting held at Bowling Green this week There was a slight fire at Atkinson President college on Monday morning soon extinguished tl. When and where will Ibe Kentucky Conferenco of tbe A M. E. Zion Cburcb meet Prof John Jones, of Madisonville, Is teaching the Earlington cornet band The lady who visited Mrs. Killebrew returned to her home at Clarksville Sunday. 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 tbe city last week Mrs. Lena Bnily is some better at this writing. The boys will think of the picnic you talk about. Mr John Nurse and family of are tho guests of Tom Earl Hop-kinsvil- r and Bigger Each Pure, rich blood feeds the nerves That is why Hood's Sarsaparilla, tbo great blood purifier, cures nervousness. Western Kentucky is certainly entitled to the' Assistant Mine Inspector, and both operat ors and miners will feel sore if it should go elsewhere. Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope ajid liberality. Fine Races. Fine Ring Displays. Fine exhibits in Floral Hall, HOW TO FIND OUT. a bottle or common water glass with urine, and let It stand twenty four hours; a A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSI6N, With Thrilling Parachute Leap daily. . Exciting performances on trapeze and in mid-ai- r by an expert troupe of 15-S- v Fill sediment or setting Indicates a diseased condition ot the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in tbe back, is also convincing proof that tbe kidneys and bladder are out ot order WHAT TO DO. TAR PERFORMERS-- IS TROTTING RACES. . poor-hous- e. Splendid Opporunity. 'Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial and Intimation Exposition. Read The Bee's splendid offer. Go any time you ike. Begin now. ? Whlai up and silver down is , Tbe Ualdwin Locomotive Works of the rule these days of the RepubliPhiladelphia, l'a has received can administration. Wonder if order (or locomotives from Japan.another This the farmers of Kentucky would time it is for twenty, to bo used on govThis, with orders alernment railways prefer the order reversed or even ready received, makes a total of fifty for Thirty have just been choose "Coin's" rule, "as goes sil- that empire shipped, of winch eighteen wero for Iho ver so goes wheat." Compared government roads and twelve (or a priwith the prices of last year where vate railroad corporation down of car Tbe would wheat be "at" under th)t caused abreakingwreck near a freight Monsmall Hanson "rule?" The day case of the farmors has cer- tainly been hard for several years It has been a principal past. cause of discontent and the fruitful mother of wild financial schemes. With that betterment which is now so surely approaching, the occupation of the demagogue and the Utopian dreamer will be gone. New York World The farmers of the United States can now raise beets profitably to make the sugar of the country, and refino it in the when, the sugar is made. This is because of the Dingley tariff which has deprived the suar trust of the special advantages it enjoyed under the Wilson law.and favored the farmer. The sugar trust is not happy. fac-totic- s The conditions certainly seem very favorable this year again for a Republican triumph in Kentucky, and with a good candidate in the field the Rcpublicicans will certainly elect the next Clerk of l'rix.tU tho Court of Appeals ambition should be given no p ai kfu ihc fight this j car. Lot us h.iu tho best man for tjie place ami, ?' losing sight of all factions, work haimoniously fortius election and '1 the triumph of the Republican party' Oulside of only a short delay to 10 track, littto harm was done Tbe railroad boys at Earlinglon took quite an interest in tbe democratic pri" mary by supporting their favorites Agents Etbridge and Walker attended Court at Elkton Tuesday Supervisor Sullivan and a crew of men aro distributing new steel rail Ibis week Tbe long looked for change of owners of tbe Ohio Valley road took place this week and the Illinois Central now has complete control It is rumored that the company will extend the road to Nasbvile. That gbost bus been caught and now Urowder Myers c&n tleep Now the rumor is afloat that Will Mann, nigbt operator at Henderson will A better sebe tbe new agent at Scbree lection could not be made Since Agent Ttfft failed to secure Ibe coveted plum, that of county clerk, be will probably resume work soon at Nortonvillo for the railroad company again. T C Martin and family are contemplating making a trip to Texas soon to spend a few weeks with relatives Ibere None of tbe railroad men on tbe Henderson division have )ct caught tbe Alaska gold fever, and we believe tbey bad rather take their chances on lop a box car than run Ibe risk of starving or freezing to death. It is to be hoped that the Ohio Valley force of men will still be retained by tbe new management, and not lose out nfter )cars of faithful service on that lino. Debs seems to have lost his influence over tbe strikers, as but few attempts to wreck trains are reported President Smith and other L & N in a special car passed over tho the L II &. St. L. last Wednesday We understand tbo Postal Telegraph Company intend building into Henderson soon It was thought for a while J hey would get control of wires on 'the Ohio Valley when that road passed into tho hands of theIllinois Central, but as tho Western, Union owns the wires on (bat route, they will have a new line to build trains and damage never expect to win, but such it is safe (0 Monday for Ellend.de whero they will say will never be tbe case as many men make music for the Ellcndale Pair v refused to be led by unscrupulous leaders, Tho post office changed hands Sunday, Dridiiroen.l and prefer instead to occupy an independ- J. B Echols taking charge, L. O.'JHFegs ent position. removed. Mr. Echols was post master It must be gratifying to tho memA large amount of coal was shipped under Harrison administration and proved bers and friends of the Philadel south last week to fill standing orders, himself worthy of tbo office again " phia Commercial Museums to know which by mutual consent was not shipped Rev Mevers lectured here Monday on account of tbe northern and western night on Palestine with migic lantern that their recent efforts in enterdemand. views, which were a great help to Bible taining the delegates to the United n Tbe miners of tbe democratic faith bad readers States from the it in their power last Monday to aid in se John. countries were not without good lecting good men to make the race lor the POOLE results. Professor- - Wilson, one of county offices, and if tbey' neglected to When Elder Bumpass was with his tbat duly the responsibility to a church a week ago hu baptized (our con- the directors of the Museums, is perform certain extent rests on tbem. quoted as saying that among the verts of the visit of the South Tbe Hecla mines of late seem to be in Professor Timmons moved (rom tbo results first class shape and that company has (arm into town one day last week Wc are American merchants to this counlately Deen making Dig shipments ot coal try arc a government contract that glad to welcome him into our midst daily The Police Court, which was in'scssion will ultimately involve the expendiWhatever may be tbe final result of tbe (or two days last week, 'augmented tho ture of $3,000,000, one order in coal'mincrs strike, much good has been done in many places in Kentucky At quite Pittsburgh for $1,500,000, and a 1 number of the mines an increase in very considerable number of smaller wages has been granted, while It can be orders for practically every variety seen tbe price of coal has advanced, and if of manufactured goods. These Ibe coal handler or tbe middlemen never, we might say, would agree to sell coal orders arc with reference to Pennonly at a fair price, such as would not sylvania territory .only. Director only protect themselves and operators the ta starved blood It shows itself Wilson does not attempt to estitrouble would be over In pale cheeks, white lips, weak. mate the amount or value of orders Weigher Phillips called on Governor Uradlcy last week and talked over Ibe digestion, no appetitQ, exhaus- left at other manufacturing centers question of Assistant Mine Inspector The New fores, soft throughout furtherEngland and the .Governor treated bim with tbo utmost tion, lack of nerv west. lie 6ays that these courtesy and left the impression that of all weak delegates found goods here that Phillips, in the end would gather tbe muscles, and, chief plum, but made no direct promise. muscles. Your doctor calls it they had been buying from English and German merchants, believing Mr James Longstaff, son of Tbos. Longstaff left last Sunday night for Mon- Anaemia. He will tell you that that they were produced in Engtana, and bo thinks of going to the Alaska th weakening weather of sum- land and Germany. Now that they gold fields in tbe spring of next year. have discovered they were really Since it Is shown tbat many die by Ibe mer often brings it on. American-mad- e goods, they have wayside, either through exposure or starannounced their intention of buyvation while enroute to tbe Alaska gold fields, the (ever to go there has. someing them direct. Several other what abated orders of importance arc mentioned Tbe demand (or coal last week was not as having been placed in this countbe week before, yet tbe minso great as try. ers here and elsewhere in tbo cobnty run steady and nearly (ull banded. Christian County Sllverites. Tbe Uarnesley free silver meeting proved tbat silver when invested in liquor Is Oil with Hypo-phosphite- s, Hopkinsvdle, Aug. 3. The folsometimes tbe cause of a freo fight or of Cod-livlowing ticket was named by the row. will make poor blood silvcritcs at their convention here loading of-- coal at the Woodstock Tbe yesterday: County Judge, Jas. K mines was resumed last week with a good rich. It is a food for over-taxe- d forco of men at work County Attorney, Frank and weak digestion, so prepared Forbes;Circuit Clerk, Albert 'Kelly; Rives; Tbe blockade of railroad yards at Uast St. Louis last week for a few days by that it easily be taken in County Clerk, C. D Bell; Sheriff, heavy shipments of coal tbe week before Cod-livOil or T. Davis; Ascssor, Jas. G. Yancaused quite a decrease in the shipment of summer cey, Superintendent, U. L. Clardy; that product from here even ordinary foods might repel. Surveyor, H. Bi. Crunk; RepreSuperintendent Salmon, of ibe Crabtreo J. . ..--. M sentative, John G;, Duffy; Jailer, mines, came over last Sunday and spent SCOTT & BOWNE, "' L, L. Nichols. the day wllb friends and relatives hero Par snli at ton. and Si.aa tiv all druBEi4a.Vr Latin-America- can Leave your orders for CandiGRAND ' DAILY. SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS date's Cards, Business Cards, Visiting Cards with The Bee. tors ot this paper guarantee tne genuineBig new stock of fine cut cards ness of this offer. Abundance of pure drinking water, free .to all. just received. THO HOST POPULAR TRIP FOR THD SUM- Broadest and finest promenade way in the State. ' flDR TO OLD POINT conroRT Orders for American Goods. AND TUB SCA5H0RB. Everything clean, interesting and exciting. ice-cold, Tbere is comfort in tbe knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, tbe great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In relieving pain in theback, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of tbe urinary nassaees. It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding pain in passing it, or oau euecis louowiug uo ui uquur, winnoi beer, and overcomes tbat unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. Tbe mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Kois soon realized, It stands the highest for its most wonderful cures otthe most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have tbe bes' Sold by druggists, prico fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, mention Tub Dkr And send your full posloOice address lo Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dloghampton, N, Y. The proprie PUNNING RACES. MULE RACES. ' "Webster g,nd. McLean Counties admit- . ot ted to equal competition in all departments. m I. H , nUCII SIOIIT-SCEIN- O fok very tlXPENSG. Exciii-sio- little lo Old s. Something kept going all the time. ' No tiresome waits. . l" Poor Blood Tbe regular Annual Point Comfort in charReoI Mr V. A Wil-guwill bo run run Wednesday, Aug. nth, via I, C, and C. & O Hallways from Norlonvillo on regular train, leaving at 3:38 a. m., connecting with Seashore Special, which leaves Union Station, fool ol Seventh Street at z.30 p. m. The round trip rate lo Old Point Comfort is only $iG anil the tickets are good until September 2, wllb stop over privileges reluming only, This trip surpasses any offered Ibo (raveling public, and affords many delightful diversions. Grand and beautiful scenery, invigorating mountain air, ocean voyage, palatial hotel entertainment and a visit to the Capital, if desired Tbe low rata of $2 jo per day has been K secured at tbe Hygcia and Chamberlain Every attention and courtesy hotels will be extended lo ladies without escorts. d Choice of routes returning between and Clifton forge will be given, enabling those whadesiro lo visit Lynchburg, Natural Dridge and other points 'of in- SPA, orriOECFes II. H. . " JOHN B. ATKINSON, Director-i- n Chief. M. B. RAY, Treasurer . -- IIOLEMANes't; X j R. C. TAPP, Vicc-'PrcsC. C. GIVENS, SetfyT- - " CHASi 0. 0SBURN, Assistant Secretary. .. L surf-bathin- ADMISSION. Gentlemen , Ladies Children under Five Years Old Horse or Vehicle. ., 1 N Itich-mon- ...: .Free' ioc .11 ii tJvjisc ..$$c Sleeping car rates will be $4.00 for brrth, Louisvilloato Old Point, to be occupied by art application for ono or two persons, sleeping car space should be made at once to W A Wilgus, S. P. A , Hophinsville. Ky. For further particulars, address as above or call on Agent I. C. Ry. terest. , iiii . P..I - . "linn , mm, .. m , nil, tmmj i fflu-c-LC- Bg Special Trains. On Sundays, August 8 and 15, a special train lo the. camp meeting at Sebreo, Ky , will be run as follows Lv. Providence. .7.00a m, round tripli.oo " " Neb.; go 7.20 am, a A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED GAT ALOQUE OF TH A Scotts er Emulsion can when er " Earlfngton..8.ooa mr " Madisonville.8.15 a m, " Hanson..., 30 a mr " ,. " Slaughters.. 8.40 a m, " " " 75 65 45 25 J, - New'e Ar Sebree 8,35 am. Returning, leave Sebrco at 5 30 p, m. Reduced rates for Round trip, good during continuance of meeting, on sale daily Ask Agent 6f L, & N. R. R. Tickets at rates quoted above are good Over 4.600 vacancies everal times as many Vacancli's as mpmbcttf' Mut.iliav4 Several plans, two plans give freo registration; o.ne plan GUAKAN: more members on Special Trains and date of sale on! TEES positions' Ten cctils pnys for booW, containing plans an4 a Sjoo loVe slory of U. P Dickson, Supl. '', Mo chargo to employers for recommending teachers. College days ( C P. ATMOgu. G. P. K,, . Uriwi, SouthirnTeschtrs' Bureau. He. Dr. 0. M. SAlt'on, l.Sutlon V I , S, W. Cor. Maln&3dSts BiTHChlHM4. Loultvllle, KY,JPrelillifa Msnijor.) Are you a 1 subscriber to The Northern vacancies Chicago ptfee. Southern acanclc LouIUlo offce , Ona Ue'itffkttrt v Bee? You sliotjld be. ViuqvatailullUlarirjAalUia araJvalrt in lucrative vs mn W B 1 Sis SHORTHAND, BosiiessCwik. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY, TELEGRM, (33r.lcar.) Ojntnlm VidiuMc InoriiuUlon to Ihott faitrlng lo Innrn Sllunltom. RfttM mm, ! ETC, KO TEACHERS WANTED!; Twm' M-7I , both offices. ' '& ab..,, -. , ',. r .' ;" 1 .' ...' MnBiiiiiiiMiMfiiM1 PVKnMHIHPBqWnMKIIPF waHtUBUHBASaBBUP' - .. .y!hgMa - 11 - WIL- - ' n iiiittiiii1fl'"' v sr XtfrT!ricrtaKi8BWMrc: -T-1 3,:Jk A' N ! - l"inHiHBUU 'i ' 1 'iMVnMHHDHHJJ rt"nirtlftmTllrM,' Zte viysdwsff-- " men.""'-- .".sum r.- 'A3 i. j-- ' J. the Illinois Central Railroad Company, of the at n meeting held in Chicnfco July Total Vete Cast for Each adopted a resolution that all Vnrlous SfflCCStr 'i ! 21st, if should be givfin Sttbuslry toe Crrtoc." stockholders t Sought. $ passes to the annual stockholders' meetings from the station on the road nearest the home of the stock- MUCH MUTTERING AM) DISSATISFACTION holder to Chicago and return free MffWfi of charge, in order that they may Charge Openly Made lit Earllagton That attend the. annual meetings and Wai at draw their dividends. Tho next Factor. TIME TABLE. . N L. annual meeting will he held in Chicago orr Wednesday, Septem(Ertectlvo May 30. 1897 ) The.silvcr Democratic primary ber 15, at noon, and the stock Room. is over and the rcjicf felt by the transfej: books will bo closed from No, 91. No. 51 No.ji. average citizen is onlycrjualled by io.!o am 700pm August g "Until September 19. tvcWlcnRo B.Jjpjn 8.iinm the chagrin arid bitterness "of some Lv. Kvarmlllc i.iopm 600pm j.ijam of tho defeated candidates who )Gpm Ciopm Lv. HcnJetioYi Statu op Onto, City or Toledo. I 307pm l.v. Sebiea feci that they have been sold out Lv, Slaughters Lucas County .ipm lv. llanion ........ 343pm Frank J. Cheney makes oith lli.il ho fs or defeated by means of unfair or Lv. Madliouvlllo..., 4'47am 3.49pm l.v. Haillnclf n ;.. 4 01 p m 7.10 p in 4.59 a. m Iho senior partner of llio firm of Frank J. false reports. Lv. Moilont Gap... 4.ljpm There is considerable bitterness l Cheney & Co , doing businrss in tho City Lv, Not tonvlllo.'. .. 4.ti p m LV. Ilopklimllle...JvI3nn 8 fi pm 607 a in of Toledo, County nml Stalo aforesaid, anil expressed in Earlington on acAr. Umhtio. ... ... 5)Pi 6.11pm 8.47pm A.iam that said firm will pay the sum 01 ONI! count of the defeat of John M. Lv OuiluU 8,05 p m 10.10 p m 8.40am Ar Nailnillo clerk and HUNDRED DOIXAKS for rar.li and Victory for county KOaTII. No. 31, cannot b cured charges arc openly made that he No. 51. No. ot. every caso of Catarrh itmf 7.10 pm I.v. Natlnllle. was defeated because of his C...7.15 urn ;..in 911pm by the mo nf Hall's Catarrh Cure am fiiufttlo Lv. .39 m atholicism. It is certainly true Cheney Lv. Ilopkln&villa.. 9.41 a m 10.18 a m g.31 p m Frank J. l.v. Norionvlllo. laioa in oj a m 10.39 p m of Hopkins history I Unflnni Sworn 10 beloro nm and siilnrnbtd in that the IdlTflRI ll.lllhl I.v. liarlinfilon. . io.l am ll.tia m 10.51 pin my presence, this Clh tl.iy o( December, County politics proves that tho ofIo.iO tt III 11.1b a lluopm I. Maillionillla fice seeking road of an Earlington 10.57 am 11.31am Lv. Union..., A. D. 18B6 Lv. SUunlileit. ... 1I.03 a in 11.03 p m Democrat is a "hard road- to A. V Gt.BASON, J.v Sfbrea it 17a in ii.topm Lv. 11.44 a m 11.31 p m 11.10 a m IIMiilrtiim tfabule" Notary j'uuiw: seal . it.iopin 113pm 11 40 am Ar. nvanivtlle And this is not the only quarter pm 710 am Ar. SI. Loula M5 m Ar. Clilraco ..8.17 pm t MdliouvUlc anil Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and in which there is bitter talk against nj 91 will nop No.agi SptlmEhrM to take on anil ft olt jmirnfiiri 10 acts directly on Iho blood and miirnns sur- the ticket by men who participated aikl dnin Chicago ami point noitb of Kvmivllle face of the system. Ssml for testimonials in the primary. lnJ!.&-T- . II ' No. 91 m.ikct regular itopa at Gnlbrle, free." Some amusing things were de , Hopklntvillaaml Ilcndcuon, F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, O veloped, and the fact that rascalraovioaNCK Sold by Druggists, 75c. riaiLY (xcirr rundat. ity in primaries has not departed fi.ijain . .Lv. Provlilenca Ar.. ' Hall's Family JlMbt ar the beM At some precincts was proven. Lv, NeboAr. 6.10 a in .610pm in. the county sound money Demo633am ., ,....l.v. Manltou Ar .... .6.05 pm .Lv, MailitonvlllaAr 7.70 am. crats, who tried to vote because of pm Jir. Karllnjtton Lv. 7,13am 3.10 pm l.v Kar Illusion Ar 7,43 am some can... Jijpw Band Boys, composing the personal friendship for ila.wrt. ind 803am .. .Lv.MailUonvlllaAr. 43pm St.The Ilantoit S.nam !..SlaimlnertAr Band, will hold didate, were turnetl Bernard Brass Ar Pm 8.4? am. 410pm Lv. Sebrea Ar. . moon-ligh- t picnic, Sat- left with the determination to 9x13am .. l.iopin their next Lv. Ilonileron Ar votes' tell in November 030am MS pm urday evening, August Ar. ijvanivllle Lv. 7, 1897. make their lo.joam and ever after. In other places, V. V. BTIIIUDCB, Arent Dance to commence promptly at boys under age, tramps and any7:30 p. in., and will bo opened by body who would, were voted withTIME TABLEI. C, R. R. the band playing a march, out question. . ,'' . ., "Straight Tip," and wnliz, "My , (Eftetive May 6, 1897 J (lowed likc waterj beJoret Liquor Tho chief attraction Chum." NORTH BOUND. of during and after tlio primary. No tit. offered will be a grand No. tot. .No.i"i. am The winners in this surprising Lv. New Orleam ,. 6:1a p in 900 at 9 on the grounds 7:50 am B.tj p m Lv. Memphli free for all race arc indicated by tsxip m wiopm !mn Lv. Fulton will be rem. a:jprn nijarn B.ooa m o'clock p. of 'There l.v. Paiiacah all kinds on the the figures that follow: . 4:40pm 1:48am S'37m freshments Lv. Princeton 3.18 a m 10 50 a m l.v, Norlonvllla.. KEI'RESENTATlVK. Come early and sec the 6.30 p m 4:19 am 11:13 p m grounds. Lv. Central City. 10.55pm Ar. Loultville and hear tho band give Theo. W. Clark. 1017; W. D. am 6:40 am 11153 Ar. Cincinnati their musical entertainment about Brown, 902; R. L. Ferguson, 617. SOUTH HOUND. No in. No. oi. No. mi. 7 o'clock. The services of a good COUNTY JUDGE. . rinrlniuil.. 11:10 nm fit d m will be secured, for the 1:30 am 7S P m B.40 a m string band Lv. Louisville Jr.o. G. B.' Hall, 1613; JohnW. pm pm 8:13 a m Lv. Ceotral Cltr anu dancing win continue Jones, 776. ... 9:11 a m 11:11 p m 1:54 p m occasion, Lv. Nortonville. ..10:18 am 11. 16 a in 4:03 pm until late. l.v, Prlnceion ATTORNEY. pm je mm23ee j(9iSHHBi Pss forofStockholders, Directors of Tho Board THE PRIMARY ELECTION, "U V . . Hm . , - .. . " The Limestone Class. Tuesday morning Judge Stokes opened the August season of his famous "'limestone class." over in the grovcibylio city bastilc, with Tho turn onirins. 'lintli r.nlnrr'd. Kcntlcmcirt were en route, via "Green "Cine Pullman" from St, Lotus to Birmingham and stopped overbore temporarily.and ignoring an ordinance which prohibits on. or off movinir trains, made a daylight charge on a box car sleeper right under the vigilant optic of Marshal Barnctt, who laid the iron hand ofthc law iipon tho erring ones and caused them to "toe the mark before Judge Cowell, Who clearly perceived the fractured that they had law about five dollars worth Jncn pieati unanciai apiece. strmgcncy.and were turned over lo Judge Stokes to work out this sum in long division upon the rock pile at $1 per diem, food and lodging They Will graduate furnished. with honor next Saturday evening, and it is safe to say will travel on a tic ticket beyond city limits. get-tine: SHOOTING AT IIECLA. Two of Wes Cody's Boys Break up a Colored Festival and Wound Three Persons GUS THE BIG STORE m Gsgfc& HYATT'S WEAPONS WEllli USED. . 11 fl-l- 111 I - . Y . I At lilts season of the year the blazing sunshine is very trying on tho optic nerves and often causes p.ranulatrd lids. Sutherland's Unfile Kye Salvo is a positivo curo For sale by 25c a lubo at nil dealers. St. Herrlard Drug Store, Earlington, Geo. King. Sf. Charles. """ , A Pleasant Affair. . . . Flrc-Wor- ks. t. . . . HI dit-pla- . firo-wpr- .j-up- ... fire-work- s, 1 . .11:10 pm 1.57 am 6.15 Lv. I'aiincah . . 1.15 pm i.joam 8.00pm Lv.Knlton 7.05pm 7.10am Ar. Memphli A Valuable Prescription. 8 jo a m 7.00 am Ar. NewOitcant, All tralni run Jallv Not. 101 and 104 are lollrtEditor Morrisen, of Worlhloglon, Ind., Vetlbulil trilni. plnltdutt (IghltU. with Pull"You have a' valuable man linuci sitcpcri ana rrco miu "?" Sun." writes: n Cat botwocn Cincinnati anil New Urleam. Train; presctiplion in Electric Hilturs. and I tot and 101 alto run tollil between Cincinnati and New Oileani. carrying Pullman Dutfct Sleepcrt checrlully recommend it for Constipation Diiecl connection! made at oil Junction point. and Sick Headache, and ns a general sysA. II HANSON, O.I andT.A . tem tonic it has no caual " Mrs. Annie Stehle. sCis Cottage Grovo Ave . Chicago. was all run down, could not eat nor digest 6arlin-0- i ajtyenin-ls- . food, had a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary, but six bottles of Personal Paragraphs and Electric Hitters restored her health and NewiNotei Prices jo cents and Other Uolngs at Home Worthy renewed her strength. ol Special Mention. i 00 at St. liernard Drug Store I :. f'"' " : Cimly Catliartli', euro conitllp.ulnii foroicr Sallie Brown, 956; Miss lOj.25.-- . IfCCC f.ill,UruKKUlsrifiinliiiiiiior B. Davis, Kate Greer, 469; W. 519; J. B. Ferguson, 430; Thomas . Subscribe for The Bee. H.- Smith, 422. The total Votes feast in each of the races is as follows: 2536; County Representative, King, St. Charles. Geo. The Womin'a Friend. Judge, 2398; County Attorney, my own ;rho option market on wheat at for"I knowoffromconstipated experience that 2672; Circuit Clerk, 2588; County habit thcto is a ladies San Francisco on Monday reached nothing to supply Iho placa ot German Clerk, 3018; Sheriff, 295o,Asscssor, itlaV4 for Mav wheat. December, Liver Powder." Mrs. J P. Mencness, 2643; Jailer, 2754J County School Superintendent, 2796. Snilnpfield. Ohio. wmul sold as high as 1.48. I have taken German Liver Powder for L. F. Bailey receive dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and voles for coroner, and F, M. Uucklen's Arnica Salve. bo without it." Miss Jennie Cuts, would not f2Go votns for surveyor. $ Tho best Salve In tho world for Fever Green, Abiline. Tex. llrtrtsrs Sores, Ulcers, Sail Uheum, In the Earlington Magisterial advised me to try German "Friends SorTs. Tetter, Chappral Hands. Chilblains, the vote for magistrate Liver Powder for long standing liver com- District CoTbs ad all Skin Eruptions, and posiplaint. I had relief before I had taken one waaas tollqws: tively cures Piles or no pay required, ft is bottle. It did mo tnoro gopd than all med F. B. Sisk,2o; Jesse Phillips, 13; j;uaranleed ta give perfect satisfaction or icine prescribed Mrs. by physicians. monVy refunded. Price ajc per box For Wni. Morris, 3. Campbell. Jelfcrsonvillo. Ind. John aalfl Iiy Si. liernard Drug Sore Lcn Huff received 4 votes for constable and is the nominee. School. Hanson Rev. C. C Hall is conducting a meeting at Shady Grove, Ky. Tired No Appetite I'oor Blood. Hanson is "in it," educationally. wiliilk The best house in the county is "I was afflicted with a lired' feeling and I o Cure a Cold in One Day. ffUUl being erected. A strong faculty, general debility I had no appeiito and Quinine Tabids Tnfcfl Laxative Uromo E. McGulley, is in my blood dIJ not seem to circulate. l"tn- ther money if it faih headed by Prof All Druggists refund Vrffffm iiiil The courses of study are alty I began taking Hood's Sarsapanlla luCttra. ajc' For sale by St. liernard charge. f Kv by tho average college which bovo mo a good appotito ami ennot excelled XUugjpre, Earlington, DAILY CAPACITY or normal. You can be suited in tirely cured the tired feeling." Maggie 'R.Browning and Tuition only $2 per Washington, 4G Vertncr Street. Lexingstudies. 4Mrs5T. . Board '$8 to $9. For ton, 'Kentucky. Miss Eflie Stevens are nr rcamping at the Scbrec Camp elegant catalogues, address E. Hood's Pills are tho favorlto family caHanMcCully, A. M., Principal, . Meeting. thartic liver medicine. Price 25 cents son, Ky., ,li.h itinSlll a"'! Nwl ";' "' AJ. Itev K. V. Omer will preach J.v itiit loti.Wc in)ly unU loiuxjr. Ik) lime Dr. Kinc'aNew Discoviy for t tho second Sunday -i- nstead ot his MissNis-be- t, St. Louis Exposition. Five deaths arc reported to have The Fourteenth Annaul Exoccurred at Hopkinsyille from the position of the St Louis Exposiexcessive heat in two days. tion and Music Hall Associatioa To mako Iho complexion good nml thu will oricn Sent. 8 and closo Oct. hrtulh sweel, uso Dr. Hell's Peppermint 23. Its record is fourteen years of Chill Tonic. It purifies tho blood, rids success and in this regard it stands you of matatia and is an upbuilding Ionic, alone among Expositions. This taste and year there has been added a coliPlcasan) aiding digestion pleasant effect. It li guaranteed lo cute seum at a cost of $150,000 with a chilli permanently. 'For tale by St. Ber- seating capacity of 7,000 persons, nard Drug Store, Uarlinglon, Gen. Kin,', in which a startling attraction, Si Charles EmlieGauticr's Aerial High Horse which has received the enThejlopkins County Fair is tho Act, ol every paper in dorsement next important thing on the pro-- Greater New York, will bo shown Get yourself and family twice a day, at no extra charge Kaiii. aifil your creditable products to-- , Victor, Herbert's for admission. gctlicr and go. Famous 32nd Regiment Band will daily in the Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr give four concerts The Exposition Music Hall. hoea Remedy always affords prompt re- filled with exhibits Salo by Si. liornard DruR Store, proper will be of the highest character. UirlinKlon; Den Kobinson, Morions Gap; 1 On last Thursday evening a merry picnic party was entertained by Mesdames Chas. McGary and Chas. E Jones at Lakeside Park. The party arrived at 4.30 o'clock and the .principal sport of the evening, boat riding, was soon indulged in by all, and ibis pleas-asport was kept up until 7 o'clock, when to the delight of all, The supper was announced. large pavilion was used as dining ball, where a sumptuous supper was served. In the latter pait of the evening some very sweet music was rendered by Dr. ajid Mrs. Chattcn. Those present were Mr. Chas. McGary, wife and daughters; Mrs. C. E. Jones and son; Dr. Chattcn, wife a.id children; Dr. Ross, wife and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and daughter Miss Lanna, Mrs. Wm. Orr, and Mrs. Ella O'Conncr of Madisonville; Misses COUNTV, Jennie McGary, Ninnon Umstead, E. D. Morrow, iii2;Rdy Sal- Edna Moore, of Henderson; Bettie and Margaret Victory, Susan Atmon, 983 j W. D. Orr, 577. (kinson, Agues and Sue Burr, " CtRCmTcrfERK.'" '. ' Annie Ashby; Messrs. Walter McFox, Gary, Martin Devney.Frank Rash, D. W. Gatlin, 995; A. J. 784; John H. Christy, 426; B. D. Jesse Hamed, George Moore, Clark, 383. White, Paul 'Price, Howard George Sullivan, of Chicago. COUNTY CLERK. John B. Brasher, 947; S, D. To e'un- L'.ii4lliutlun Tororrr. Langlcy, 906; John M. Victory, Trit.o C'lHi.iiots Cindy Oatlmrllc 10c or 25a. O, O. full to cure, ilrurulxts refund money. it li 555; Walter S. Thompson, 351; T.cfft, 179; Peter Berry, 80. . The Fifth Avenue Hctcl of SHERIFF. Louisville is said to be the only John Hankins, 787; B. W. Davis, first class $2.00 a day hotel in the 654; A. D. Sisk, 526; B. F. Todd, city. Those going to Louisville 376; A. L. Jagoe, 143; J. C. will do well to write to Pike Camp185; J. T. Ligon, 142; F. P. bell, Manager, for full particulars, Tilford, 137, or go direct to the Fifth Avenue ' ASSESSOR. and give it a trial. I. C. Thompson, C97: Sam C. Jennings, 590; C. G. Daniels, 573; Guaranteed tobacco for i'lfty Cents. weak habit n:rc. iiiwI.iih J. l.Stodghill, 296; E. L. Parish, men Htronjr, I1I00J puro. too, ft. All(iiuui;i-ls19G; E. C. Almon, 291. m -- f Mc-Loo- d I - '' - J-- There was a colored festival at the home of Anthony Wright in About Hcda Tuesday night. 10:30 a fusiladc of shots was heard like-hot skirmish proceeding a battle and there followed such an exodus of the colored brother, hat in hand and with flying feet, as as has not been seen in many a day. 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, nrmed with shotguns and revolvers, and opened fire on the party there assembled; that those ol the colored men who were armed returned the fire until their ammunition was exhausttd and then fled for their live. Three shot, none of them seriovsly, but their ability to dodge was the only thing that saved them. The sfory of the beginning ol the affair goes like this. A negro boy known as "Crossy," nephew anil some of Marshal Hatcher, others wen: on their way lo llecla about dusk when they were ac costcd at a bridge near there by the Cody boys who played drunk and pretended to be armed, ordering 'Crossy" to throw up his hands, and staggering about in his way prevented him passing. "Ctossy" hit one of the boys with a stick, this precipitated n fight and "Crossy" ran away. One of the while boys lost his hat in the fracas and it is claimed that "Crossy" look it with him when he ran. The Cody boys 'were then craving venganco and their visit lo the festival was for" the purpose of hat or blood. It is said that they went to Wright's house three times, armed with shotgun, revolver and Winchester, and the third time they ordered Hicks Collier to thrown up his hands and after some words opened fire. ball Collier received a in his leg and part contents of a Chas. Fitzpatrick shotgun load. ball in his received a right arm and squirrel shot in the back. He was shot four times. Anthony Wright's wife was shot in the shoulder. Her wounds were from the shotgun also, only a few shot entering, but the bleeding was profuse. Ihc boys who did the shooting kept themselves in the dark and fired through the doors and windows when anybody showed themselves. One of them owns a re- a get-that er Do You Use It? Great Clearance Sale of Summer Goods. ., lA hair under all circumstances. Just as no man by taking It's the best thing for tho thought can add an inch to his stature, so no preparation can make hair. The utmost that can be done Is to promote conditions favorable to growth. This Is done by Aycr's 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 are nourished. But the roots must be there. If you wish your hair to retain Its normal color, or if you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use tir fV , isl rty- - .AC .i- riiv - cr .tic m .'Afir Ayer's Hair Vigor. revolver that was formerly 'the- property of Gtis Hyatt, and this revolver is said to have been used He seems to be in the shooting. a candidate for the same distinction now enjoyed by Hyatt. A warrant was sworn out yesterday and put in the hands of the sheriff. The Best Spellers. Lancaster, Ky., July 30. Miss Margaret Murphy, the kindergarten teacher1' 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 county, and who spends a portion of her time here, ranked second best. Beginning Thursday, August 5th, for TEN DAYS ONLY, we will give h off of all goods in our Clothing Room. For example: If a shoe is worth $1.00 you get it for75c ; if a Suit is worth $10.00, you get it for $7. 50. This includes all of our Clothing, Gent's Shoes, Furnishings, Hats, etc. With each dollar's 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 of our French Organdies, worth 35 to one-fourt- fly? Of? j "yV 40c, now 25c. All our 25c Organdies now 20c. AlLaoc.and 25c Wash Goods, 18c. All i2j44torWash Goods marked down to 10c. Allifoc Ducks and Piques marked down to 76; ic-- 4 Unbleached Sheeting marked down to I2jC. All of our $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 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. 7 Strayed or Stolen. One red roan cow, medium size, with horns growing into her and white spot in forehead. Half Jersey, half No marks. Durham, going on three years old. Been gone since May. fore-"hea- d Remember We Always Do in Our Store What We-Sa- y IV. .A- - in Our Ads. 3& Manuel Martin, Earlington, Ky. Wantetl-- An Idea ami new list ot ono thousand larontlona wanted. rrotoct jour tdPimi ther tuny bring you wealth. Wrlto JOHN WKDIiEltuOuN CO., ratent prlie nacr Wanhiiunon. 1. C. for tbrlr Attar-Cer- I SSS .A&- DIM, McLEOD & CO., Ill, 113, 115 SOUTH WAIN ST., MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. 1 & Nis-be- t, YL od DIFFERENCE THE -u psg ai . JAILER. Married. S. W. Offutt, 567; Ingram Jack-to547; John L. Hancock, .338; G. U. Mayes, 175; Daniel Brown, 22jj John. M. Cooley, xai E. E. Smith, 155; Richard Dickersfin, 72; Hardin Daves, 150; L. D. H. Rod-gcr- s, n, At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Scott in Earlington, on the evening of Monday, August 2nd, 1897, Mr. J. M. Silvey and Miss The ceremony Carrie Tinslcy. was performed by Magistrate O. J. Farnswortll. 1, it 11 ra I a 404. COUNTY SCHOOL. SUPERINTENDENT. Your ItmroU Willi I'lturiiK'tit. 1 -- - W Tc a .P rvk l y 1 in the Quality and the amount of light produced by an old fashioned TALLOW DIP and an INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difference in appear ance, in style and quality ofthc Wearing Apparel made by J 1 1 $ i & A DEEP CUT IN M. BORN & CO., THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, PRICES and the work ofthc mass of Tailors. N Tho Suits nnd Overooota oT tho former oro tinu productions of Tailoring Art. Wo Cuaranteo to fit and pteoso you and onvo you money, ,300 CHOICE NEW PATTERN B to oolect from. ..Vmx i GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS. We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of f " ,. ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. ''"" "' ' ' fc. . ,. & STRAW, GOODS ! J5 $ Everything in this line almost given away. We also offer Special Bar gains in K& I TO KEJSAtvAIYl COALBIUDOWii DONT FAIL TO USE UK AliDYOU WA.3HL GOODS At greatly reduced prices. ' also close out our line of Will t aT'wvOj M Q) WRITE FOR PR1HFQ 4 MATTINBS Sv eVsMyfli. daugh-itcrsalfi- mc-nth- mm ns '000T9P iiiw REFERENCED ; w. At prices that will be appreciated: We have Great - Bargains in a I T- - next-Sun- day in. u S QrJ BIG LINK OF 8HQE8!.I ?. iiitle. Iiillir lilo. notvii V '" uougn, Lit has no iquil Ur WluMptn Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonii, Bron: chitis, Li Grippe. CoUL in tho Hoad and .ytwAUnCklUYorilc,, ,. It Is site for all ages, for Consumption. rfiMJKfeat reliaWa and popular topic, in lake. nnd. above nil, a suru nd febtWuge. ll breaks Iho cure. It is always well to tuka Dr. King's jtrcveMs its reritrn. slrenglhcnrng New Ufa Pills in connection with Dr. jchlll atwl 'nd gives healthy tone and King's New Discovery, as limy tegulate diet. Pleasant 10 and tpno the stomach and" bowel-i- . We v.kot without (regard lo i,kp. Trlco 50c. .Warranted at drug guarantca perfect satisfaction or return money Free trial bottles at St Bernard Store Drug Tjjk Bek. li'ir. Morn. regular third Sunday appointment. tlmtliiakos wonli meni.a tfiu wmiilur-wurkc- r, servico al Iho usual hOun . All ilruKBli.ui.tneorll. Curo itiinraninmit, This is llio lust medicine in tho world ing and evening Iliioldct nml winplo froo. AiWress lecil Htcrllng Itemed r Co. , CUIcaeo or Now York. for all form of Coughs and Coldt and for A Cure ofChidnlc D.arrhoen. Every bottli in guaranConsumption. In 1896, when I served my country us a Miss Mary Egloff is visiting in teed. It will cure and not tlisappoint private in Company A, 1671b, Pennsyl Mrs". iiihI UiUtf.No-'l'o-I- 1 mm m Madisonvillo this week with C". O'Brien. ' v ,- (Mlwit Subkribe.for 1. -'" ctca'eto CURECOnSTlPATIOli I'l r NhV tAMARTIC contracted chroni vania, Volunteers,! given me a great tftat diarrhoea. of iroublo ever since.. J -- have tried a,, dozen different medicines and sevtral prominent doctors without any permautnt relief. Not long ago a friend sent me a boltlo ot Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after lhati boucht a, 50 cent bottle and now I can say that 1 am entirely cured, I cannot bo thankful you for this great- - Heraedy, ;ind enough-trecommend it to oil suffering veterans. It in doubt write me. Yours grateipny, Henry Steindbrgbr, AUentown, Pa Sold by'St. Jiernard Drugstore,' Ratling, iit) ton; Uen T. Kobinson, Mortons , Kinp, St Charles s -- L1'f11 m m vm . COAL on the BEST STEAM IjSATRJL TfC MARKET. SEND ORDEFfcAND' YOU WILL UjSE MO - OTHER . ORDERS PROMPT. Y I BIG GROCERY I Contains everything. you'need or de-sifor your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice. Anything re Nothing but honest stock and good values offered. And you won't forget that our Sjk- FILLED) A JiiiMfMorv MOUlrtl IBM! rkwSMAKmSSSSi SO i i. swKHHyjryy: -- la,.MiMirr. "TT-.-Sirtwal. Cm.. rKewTOrt, BMilKWZl?'?wZ?ZrZlZitww un r." ,,,.. mJ. f All. DMWflSTS r tba I4m1 Lax4 b- Ml.ft How often you hear the 'question askid' he n good doing well "Is practice? Is he successful In businers? Are bis affairs prospetlng," Andlho answers; Why he'seems to be. doing splen-diiilHe alwas carries himself well and wears good clothes. In other words The weatets ho has "the air of success." mmU hv M. Itorn & Co . a? iKn Mnih MUKCHflftT the GREAT .CHICAGO TAILORS, always have that successfal v appearance. rf )! s&Cd? .r0'P .9 mV m you want at rfnraCTiOM aiARAHfEEPrJ 1ST- - BRRriARD GENERAL TORI S- - : I jRtJStSSJJtiJR'J8t "t- fIW r IMnHPMmiMHi fcWiiiiiWitnwifcMaM4WW I mi 1 11 . ttxttcfaiafitMiiin mi i''w'',,uBlMinieaar 'I W 'flgvWssHrWPEil . MBeiBBBBBBaHeBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfllBBBBBBBEE ' " " '- - wi'iffl' , -L -- fr.a. TirnatataMsntsafsaWsasi1saagtaaTaaa NMg?,.. v ,W'ft,Tr- - -- w?laty IHWHHPPPWwP'p yr "Tarjair " r-- ' Tji&v ' ' ' - V P H l ... """ NEW ENTERPRISE 5!Ji0VES" 200,000 ff cvrjtr own aivina BATtBPAaTION. lillf SUNDAY LESSON r SCHOOL. JMiiW-Ti3S!SSWSwS- S s9 VI, THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 8. l.iKiPi W .f? n ""l 4, k JW k,r i f - '.! fc'-l M . 0. "Dut ns touching lirothcrly love, yo need not that I wrlto unto you, for yo yotircelYCB nro tnurtht of Goil, to love one another." 'I'ho cpUtlo Is addressed to tho i In Ood tho cliurch of tlio Tntlior and the Ixird Jesus ChrUt, tlioco who, linvluit heard tho Ronpd, rttx'hetl tho word nnd turned from their IdoU unto 1 JBitaBakHBlMilllvllllllllllllH God, to servo tho lUlnp nnd truo God nnd to wait for Ills Son from hcau-n- , (am Jctiis who delhcml them from the wrath to como (eli.tptor I, 1, 8, 0, 0, 10) He ex horts them to walk worthy of Ood, who hns called them to Ills klnjlilniii nnd plory, F Lfr-Lnnd to seek In all thliiRS to please God and not man (clinptcrt 11, 4, lv, 1) 10 "And Indetd jo do It toward all tho brethren which nro In nil Macedonia, nut wo bohvech you, brethren, tlint yo Increnso inoroand inoro " Thore Is nlways mom for Increase in Jovo and In nil tho fruit of tho Spirit, for wo can never mniilfcHt tho fruit ns fully ns Christ did, and ct Ho Is our only example. Ho Is in or seeklnn much moro fruit, for no branch Is bearing nil tlint it mlRlit 11 "And that yo study to bo quiet, and to do our own business, nnd to work with your own hands ns wcconininndcd you." In a later epistlo ho said that If any would not work neither sliouhl they ent (II lliesj. Ill, 10) Tho word hero translated "study" (phllotlmcomnl) Is used only tlireotluies. The other twopliecsnroKom sv, 20, II Cor. v, 0 Iho Into l")r A. Gordon loved to call attention to tho truth uxurCTVRti or that thu word signifies "to bo ambitious," or to uso one's utmost endenvor to accom--. a, plish n thing, nnd that In these thrco pas Grates, Hollowware, Tinware, Etc. Mantels and sages wo have n lawful threefold ambition for ccrjr believer viz, to mind ono's own HSW' t f business bo well pleasing to God, nnd preach tho pospel wlicro Christ hns not yet been named. viLLOWWARE. WOODEN AND 12. "lluifc jo mny walk honestly townrd thorn thnt nro without, nnd thnt yo may Everything necessary and convenient hnvo lack of nothing." Wo nro to provldo things honest In tho sight of all mon for tlio Kitchen, Dining- Room, (Rom ill, IT), but wo should tnko special Laundry and Dairy. A SPECIALTY. pains to bo In overy sense upright before ICTOTW unbcllevcM. They will not rend tho Dlblo, but they will and do rend people, and they ought to bo ublo to rend something of tho Ono Dlblo In tho llfo of .cvory Christian. hns said that n Christian ought to be n typo Ulblo that any ono lirgc print, clear can rend easily. Such upright peoplo cannot lack any good (Vs. lxxslv, 11) 18. "iiut 1 would not navtrjou to be Ignornnt, brethren, concerning than which nro asleep, that yo sorrow not, even as others which hao no hope." Whilo teaching v them how to live ou tho earth as Christians tho fact was over before thorn thnt LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. a Death was Fomo wero passing awny his cruel work. And what about thoso who dlo In tho Lord? Whilo Rev. xlv, 13, I The Only Democratic Daily Morning Paper Published lias special reiercnco to tnoso wno in tno dnys of the manifestation of satan's greatin Central Kentucky. est power will rather dlo than deny Christ, yet It 13 always truo, "Dlcssod nro tho dead The Only Sound Money, Free Trade who dlo in tho Lord." Thero is tho gain, Paper" Published In Democratic and tho very far better (Phil. 1, 21, 23). the Ashland District. 11. "For if ,wo bcllcvo that Jesus died , J The Best Editorials in the South. and roco again, even so them also which 1 sloop In Jesus will God bring with Him." To die Is gain, and to be with Christ is the tfews That'ti Fit to .far better. Hut that Is not tho whole of it, 1 l I fbr after tho resurrection of the righteous Full Associated IPresJltcDort: a . All Lecltlmato SportlnBlfNewa ail tho saints nrc coming back with Him v Full 5MngItenorts when Ho comes to Judgo tho nations, savo Israel and begin His rclgn on earth. 15. 'Tor this wo 6ay unto you by tho Literary Notes 'fiy a Competent Crftlc. word of tho Lord that wo which nro nllvo Special Illustrated Supplement Sunday. and remain unto tho coming of tho Lord shall not prevent thom which aro asleep." Tho II. V. snys In tlio last clauso of this Be Taken for For 30 Days New Mail Subscribers Will verse, "Shall In nowlso prcoedo them that One Year for Only $5.00. nro fallen asleep." Kothcrbam says that ' Js " i." wo shall "In nowlso get beforo" them Mr which aro fallen asleep. It would eccm MOItNINO HERALD, LexInRton. Ky. Address. Tlin that tho Christians thought that their friends who bad died lwid lost somewhat by not being allowed to remain until tho Lcrd should come, but the assertion hero Is very emphatic thnt thoso who nrc nllvo on the earth when Christ shall como shall havo no ndvantngo over thoso who liavo died In Christ, and who havo been somo tlmo absent from tho Lody nnd present Popular Proprietary With tho Lord. 10. "Fortho Lord Himself shall descend Medicine Sold at Retail from henven with a shout, with tho volco for Five Cents Package of tho archangel and with tho trump of God, and tho dead In Christ shall rlso the first 'experimental first." 'As at tho first coming of Christ, step in a" direction that In humiliation to suffer and dlo and rlbo I from tho dead, thoro wero many events may lead to a revolution covering many jenrs, at least S3, so nt in the trade. Ills second coming to rclgn thero will bo many events covering mnuy years. Tho III pans ChcmieM company of A - placedNowYork market about monufjctnrin, hcmUta.tho tablet or "tauule" Comrflnjr. composed upon the rive jeurn nrin medicinal coming with II I in of verso 11 and chnpter ; pro iru punucrvu irvJdrtiu u uis 01 coin tain luvwuuiu Is tho last ill, 13, nnd Rev xlx, h Icaltien than any other for the euro or nl of maro gcnerfll c&o mnonj taloeis 10 levlatlou of audi 1IU common to man n bin Ibelr origin In on Impaired illKntlon or stago of Ills second coming nnd must bo note nrakrnou capoeltr for nulmllatlnR fool. Sorbins nourliliracnt and eliminating etcry preceded by the events of verses 10, 17. Ho The cataloeuu of ills lnclnilwl under tli b l Is said to Includo pretty nearly dlaeanaforwlilcb thopliytlclanUcnllitl i)n tonrencribo. In prcrrln llielr sttmdnnl cannot bring tm with Him until He gets mtnA.lv fur thn neerntiineo of tliTj Aincrlc ai tconle thocomoanr ,niv ilovn tho prlncli lo us nil with Him ireparett tho hlRbcst f 'aue. that orerythtnirnaentering Into tho itaekt t Mioul Imflfunimpaired throuxhaim po txlituled any qualities lnitet and to retain lu and protected 17 "Then wo which urc ullvo nnd remly tin hole ct ilrun thould be used, Ibclr preparation lapao of tlmo In any climate main shall bo caught up togothcr with should be In nccortlanco vl th the latest in rfi cted method! of modern wiener, tin Inbulc s pacxea in ri&m. proieetea iy nufloroent o ton, ana accnrciy corxen j ven me eoncs them in tlio clouds to meet tho Lord in tho in ieen ox uiea navostoppers a irraao noniffiimoro it reimrementa mat no mamuaciurer rr meso n smalt proportion from Ms output that could supply CTery day nlr, nnd so shall wo ever bo with tho would meet tho oxactlna specllfcations flio class vials wero In turn juused In lixra of Lord " I lll;o to fancy this ns actually ocKnualltr not surtvuse.1 In Iteautr&iid rrf melton of workmanihlnlit thco n,nt hv the must faitldlnus dealers In Jewels and ornaments of sold. IInilDKetllirlrlilnlitanilnnl, curring, and often say to my many conandnorereousentlnato vary from It, tho proprietors resorted to tho accepted modern gregations, "Let us now imnglno It takmoinousoi miKinxyears comiiiuuuy Kiiuwii.uau seven nunureu uiuusanu uoiinrH in ineir Inncn'spaiieradrertulns lias Informed crcry American citizen t estod within lle ing place " Tho Lord Himself, not nn conecrnlnK tho auiilor nnd suriirMlnR iiualltles of ltlpans Tabules. nn gel, nor tl 0 Holy Spirit, but this same llclng iliouclitf ul and nalnstakliur oliaers of the changed conditions that ttrrcp orcrlho commercial world, and cartful to nolo every clrcumstsneo lmvlnir a benrlnc Jesus (Acts 1, 11), shall leave tho right upon tho surccsitul prosecution of their trade, tho managers of the company iiave noted Is n present Insistent demand for n lower prlco for eery artlclo that hnnd of tho Fnthcr and descend to tho nlr. that thero approaches nn universal use, nnd that tlio people, nlthousli requlrluir the reaches or Llho n mighty magnet Ho will attract to best of everything, resent being called utxin to pay heavy percentages for superfluous -- mu wrapping mul luckluit or unnecessary proioetlon ngalnst dcterlorntlon that might re Himself nil tho members of His body Tho suit fn ii'irj.tiut Is needless In tho case of n purchase Intended to lie consumed In n dead in Christ shall rlso. They who hnvo week It hasnlso liecndlscotercd, ond proeil bj the testof tlmennd actual cxtierlenec. theso Tabules 1I0 not liavo the tendency to loss of qualities or diminution of ex that been with Him absent from tho Ixxly shall eellenee from exposure that might at ilm have been expected, inasmuch as, tinder rcluhablt their bodies risen from tho grnvo favorable conditions, thesothat liaio lain loose Inn drawer, a traveling bag or pocket forsewral weeks or months are found 10 lie practically as fresh and nscfllcncious as and mndo llko unto Ills glorious Ixxly. over 18 "YYhcreforo comfort ono another Acting upon these suggestions, nnd noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of Itrost nowspnpers now sold for n cent Instead of tho old rote of flvetlmn that amount, with these w&rds " I think thero is no and Hie general tendency In nil dlrcctluis toward low rates and Increased tales, tho other verse just llko this In the Hlblc In compan) havn rntcrcd upon tho experiment Of putting up ltlpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to tho traito upon terms which will permit of apaekago I En. xl, 1, 0, tho prophet Is told to comfort lieliiffsnldhy tho ilrugglst or storekw ik r at a price lower than ever lieforn ndnnteri tar Jerusalem nrd Isrnil, and It Is In connec0 proprietary medicine l'l VI" CKNT8 ten tabules, or doses, for one half a cent each rii company wilt not discontinue the manufneturo and sale In the form with which tion with tho coming of tho Lord. In II tho tienpl hivo lea mod to know and nluo tho ltlpans Tabules, but wllloffer tho cheaper Cor 1, 8, 4, the God of all comfort comsort -- experimentally for the lieucntnf such as may desire them It should be plainly understuot tint the nullity of tho medicine Is Identical In both torts, tho only dirfercncu forts us that wo may comfort others with being In tlio form nnd comparntlvo cost of packing or putting up. Iho pack our comfort, whatever It Is. I3ut hero nro uresarnnotycttobohadof all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any drug 1st will obtain a supply when requeued by n customer to do so but In any csso a singio thu very words with which wo nro to cam-for- t art in containing t tabules. will bo sent postage paid, to any address for five cents In tinipi. forwarded to the ltlpans Chemical Ca,o 10 Spruce St., hew Vork. Until tha thoso who aro hercuved. Wo aro not thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will lie supplied at a 'vtiiirn li to say, llko D.tv Id, I tdmll go to them, but rl wlili will allnwthem a fair margin of profit, viz dozen cartons for 40 cents. 5 gross (TJ0 cartons) for 6'WM. 25 gross 13.CU) cartons) for they cannot como to me. On tho contrary, lldnzintlilcirtnnurortlSX fki aOivrltlitlioordcrlncvirycasc wo tiro to think of tho possibility of their Ml bolng with us in their resurrection bodies any moment, nnd wo instantly changed nnd caught away with them to meet nnd bo forever with tho Lord (v, 1, 2) "Hut of tho times and tho seasons, brethren, yo havo no need that I wrlto unto jou, for yourselves know perfectly thnt tho day of tho Lord so coincth ns a thief in the night." Ho now passes to another toplo, or rather another plmso of our Lord's second coming. Wo do not thnt must nctcsMirlly Main Street, West of Railroad, know of any eventthe present moment nnd lntcrvcno between tho taking nwny of tho church. Hut beforo tho coming of Christ with Ills saints thero must set in moro fully tho great apostasy, and bo manifested tho man of A complete Stock of sin referred to In II Thess. il, lhcs-ailonlnn- Tfcey arc made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen, fcy of Southern who $ They arc sustainednnd the productshomes happy Farmer. than any make more lost longer other Stove on earth. Fire hacks cuaranteed for 15 years. If your Dealer does not handle them, WRITE FOR CATALOQUB Text of tho Lesson, I These. It, 0, to t, X. Memory Vcrscis lCtO Oolilcn Text, John sir, 3 Commentary by the Rut. I). M. Biennis. ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY I dp INCORPORATED. x iKSHHr uia?i ?-- as a - r ri?i . -- r I Miners and Shippers of GOAL AND COKE. wo Through Trains Daily Running I'ullmin Vestibule SWf4Ht and Dining- - Car Nsihvlltc to Cbka) 12 HOURS KASHVILLB TO CHICAGO PHjD 1 General Office Earlington, Kentucky, I J3 r-- fj 4 PJPPPPB r $ A. M CAK1 OI L. i.:i.nncr, 20! N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. nch Offices H. G. I ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Llrtmilwiij S rf ! S. If. NhWHOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Whcjleiole Ajei iiJOHN uoom xjivii-jmviN, Kentucky. CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction StrcetF, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. - , Pnducnh, it & &, "NEW 0RLEANS& FLORIDA SPECIAL" Leave Nw Orleann Darly at u.ognocMi vlaL.ftN.K.R. Nashville at 7.30a.m. Through Ilullct Sleeping Cars IroM New Orleans "CHICAGO & NASHYILLE LIMITED" Leaves Nashville Daily at 7.10 p.m. For detailed Information, addrta T. P. JnrrRIQS, Ocn'l I'assfnger A(Mt uvanstllle, Ind. 1). II. IIILLMAN, (len'l .Southern Agent' Nashville. Tcnn. w S, L. ROUIiRS, Trav. Passenger Agent Atlanta, (la. . rifiaBSBwaMaaWi mwm a nsrsasMiisi ....... 1 Phillips & Buttorff Mfr. NASHVILLE?vTENN. , Co. J COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, t nrii H7 JT a a Am tr? S 1 Flo i7 - IY1LJLJZ3 2 S Tr I ' T. IIESSER, Ilauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. 05, naruoru ouuamg, nicago, 111. : China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, ,ts""" ULJ-For ' all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables L nn JMLJ. n ZJ rn at 1 a u i I I..&N. RAILROAI' THU CHEAT . TIIKUUGII TRUNK UNI. I.rtvrcn . v' llii'lllni p Cim innati, Lexington, Louisville, EVau8vile, BlGYGLES i 8 1 1 Why buy used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. StLouis, And the cilice ol Without UNKIVALim gs SPliKD 1 Nm.livillc, Memphis, Montgomeif, Mobile and Nuw Orleans, CJ 1 ra xn ANO CRUSHED BOKE FOR BJ8K BURNERS AND PURNKBE8. Hifyii-price- SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU. E . THE MORNING HERAIiD, d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. 13 ER- - it From St. Louis, Uvnnsville and Henderson to the do-ln- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH. . . 1 ASK' YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY I I THROUGH COACHES From above Cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, mak- ing direct connection WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS KSSVtftSttStt.MtSt.tSM.titWtSIW CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.' INCREASED PROSPERITY. Topic Tor tho Week rtcglnnliis Ang. I, Comment by Itev. S. II. Doyle. Reports Tone Putting rellijion into our dnllj lnsks.- -I Kiccs vll, 13, 14, Acts svilk 1"; cate Mark vi. illusIn tho references wo havo three trations of what may bo called religion BETTER in daily tasks. Tlio first is that of tho builders of Solomon's tcniplo. In their 1 -- " r Hi. ,1'rjnt. For Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville nnd Points IN FLORIDA. if' From all Sections IndiImproved Conditions. TIMES EVERYWHERE. V -- trMEDICINt for the 1 A a l i 1- MILLION. 1m 11-1- 1 1 t 1 1 1 11 1 1 lca2ds2SBs JOHN W. TWYMAN TINNER, IjiftJhrttgM e- GftEblNGTON, KY. A1 7 j.zsmstm. SaixT , j nusr-- J52 -;-- f,i,wv trwr&c . I AND T1NWARE. ocrinrrc ciouu&a' in quality .. Dawson Springs. (liopkinivillc Kenlucllao ) Repairing, Koofing and Guttering, "Sky-high- " and prices dirt cheap. ! 4 u 0) SJ WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our. Funeral Equipment the ifcstrin this part of the State. Anything and everything youijvant in livery. Not even the Centennial nor the hard times can down Dawson Springs. Notfiing short of an old fashioned cyclone could affect her in the least. 1'ivc hundred guests are within her gates at present and many more are expected. The Ar cadia is spreading her wings and catching a full share. She is full, but can get fuller. The Ilolcmans can take care of a thousand or more. Demagogues Beware. ) (Nashville American fl2?f8.ALWtf8:? l nc ijwti r l . it:-'. E- -h They have lynched a man in Kentucky because he was a bad character. That is avery alarming state of affairs lor some Kentucky politicians. LUKU rVHUlc. & is U Host Codgb tirrup. 'i astcs Uuod. In tlmo. Kild hr d rugglsta. Alt ttit FAILS. Uso I ft s? JviW fl I zMi livlEM Coldwater, Mich., Aug 3. 1897. This is an agricultural section and there is comparatively little to report in the way of increased manufacturing. Two large establishments, however, are just being constructed, one a $10,000 factor)' building for the Tappan Shoe Mfg. Co., which will employ about 250 hands; another, .1 Portland cement factory, which will employ about 150 hands East Liverpool, Ohio, Aug. 2, 1S97. All of the factories in this great potter' manufacturing place arc showing an improvement in business. The midsummer trade i; belter than in years and the usual summer shutdown was briefer than customary on account of the Iiimvv, demands of trade. A new anil large pottery is to be opened tin1, fall. The glass iactory re ports an unusually heavy business lor this year and a new ladder factory has just been openrAl for business. Youngstovvn, Ohio, July 31, All manufacturing" estab1897 lishments in this place are unusually busy. The Youngstown Bridge Works and the Youngstown Car Mfg. Co. both report a of the splendid business and are employ- the great establishment Western" Tube Co. located here is ing large numbers of men. The of employing pay roll of the manufacturers of men againstnearly its full force the of about this place during the past few force last weeks has been larger than at any year. which was employed time in the past four years and the Elgin, HI., Aug. 3, 1897. There prospect that the Amalgated Association Scale will be signed soon is a marked increase iu the numadds to the certainty of a heavy ber of people employed in the business and general prosperity great manufacturing establishments among the working and business of this place and in the hours of employment The Elgin also. people of the place. Watch Factory, which has been Ohio, Aug. 2, 1,897. Ravenna, The county records show that the running only four or five days in a farmers have decreased their mort- week, is.'now running on full time, than and has increased the number of gage indebtedness more in the past year, which hands vexy considerably. The IlliSGo.ooo in itself is sufficient evidence of nois Creamery Company has just an improvement among that class. opened an establishment to 100 The Illinois In this city of 4,000 inhabitants or more persons. Watch Case Company is employmanufacturing establishments considerable increase in their ing moro people than it did at this In Kent a time last year, and is so full of forces and employees. new manufacturing establishment, work that it has made its summer ., vacation unusually brief. A large transferred from tPaterson, N ad- show factory of this place is also will give employment to 150 increasing its force, and there are ditional men in a few days. Southwest City, Mo., July 31, no idle men to be seen anywhere. Sterlinj City, Tpx., July 31, '97. 1897. There are evidences of inThis bqing an exclusively, agriactivity both here creased business and in adjoining towns, and among cultural t section, there is little to the farmers also. Many of the report aside from the improved CALDWELL COUNTY REPUBLICANS business enterprises here have in- condition among stock growers creased their help, and two estab- and farthers, and the consequent Indorse the Candidacy ot C. C. lishments, a large flour 'mill and effect uppn business of the towns. Urnssham for State's and distillery which had been idle In both of these cases, however, for the past two years, reopened there is ja marked improvement. Attorney. for business on the first of the Better prices for stock, increased Princeton, Ky , July 31. The month. wages for sheep shearers and inRepublicans of Caldwell county creased demand for men employed Aguiler, Colo., Aug", a, 1897. to held a convention here condition of all the industries in herding 'stock; improved busisdect delegates to the State Con- Thethis place and vicinity is ma- ness conditions generally with a vention to nominate a candidate in terially improved. Two new coal greater ''feeling of satisfaction for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. mines have been opened and one umong tlic people than has been The delegates go uninstructcd, but which has been shut down is re- seen for years. it is understood they favor C. G. A big manufacturing Notes ,Frem Bradstreets'. Bailey. They indorsed the Na- opened. establishment winch has been Fires were started in the Todd tional and State Administrations closed for three years has resumed the" Youngstown, Ohio, and the Dinglcy Tariff Bill. The work. The sheep business is re- furnace of Steel' Company last week. This convention indorsed the candidacy viving owingto the marked increase Lfurnacc was out oj blast for more of C. C. Grassham, the National in prices, and there is general than four months. Democratic nominee from this, the satisfaction among Ihe wool growA number of large industrial Fourth judicial district, for Com ers and farmers of the State. concerns in Connecticut resumed monwcalth's Attorney. !Flint, Mich,, Aug. 3, 1897.- - All tfperations early last week because manufacturing establish- - of the passage of the tariff bill. to The nh the f .1 Arc- you a subscriber It MMM Several manufactories in Clics- nicnia ui huh (iiubu aic tuny uii.ii- Bee? You should be. J I' important work they needed nnd received tho support of God, Tho second is tho illustration of Christ himself. Ho is presented in tho pnssago quoted ns tho carpenter of Nazareth, and in this work also ho received tho help nnd support of God Tho third case is that of Paul, pictured at tho tcntmnker, working nt his trade that ho might not put thoso among whom ho labored to for him. Religion and the daily tasks of lifo nro not incongruous, they aro not antagonistic. Religion is needed in tho daily lifo. It is not something that is specially for tho human soul on tho Sabbath day, hut truo religion feeds Bonl, mind and hotly for the six dnys of the week. Tho Christian who has not learned to carry his religion into his lifo work has failed to pcrceivo ono of tho chief joys nnd values of Christianity. Most of our tirao is ppent in tho daily v ork of llfo. Host of our energy is expeuded here, and if wo die? not need our religion in that which takes tho most of our timo and tho best of our strcugth wo tuny well ask, when would wo need it? Most of tho temptntions, trials, difficulties and hardships of lifo aro met in tho daily tasks of lifo, and what need, therefore, thnt wo havo God und onr religious faith to support us? Christianity is n practical religion. It is suitablo to tho needs and wants of tho daily life. God not only supplies ns with tlio needs and wants of tho higher lifo, bnt nlso of tho lower life. Wo need God in tho shop, tho factory, tho efOco and tho storo just as much as wo uccd God iu tho worship of tlio Sabbath day, tho prayer meeting or tho Christian Endeavor fccrviccs. And God is willing nnd ublo to gnido nnd direct us in theso things ns in tho higher nnd moro important things of life. Gpd gavo skill nnd wisdom to tlio builders of tho tabernacle. Ho is still nblo nnd willing to givo skill nnd wisdom to His peoplo iu the work of life. Wo often forget God in our dally tanks. Wo fail to ask His guidance nnd direction and help for our daily labors. If tlio eoul is perplexed or disturbed, wo flco to God, but neglect often to do ho when tho mind cannot solvo a problem iu tho daily work beforo it, or tho body is unequal to tho daily task. Rut God is Just as ablo and willing to help ns build n house, balauco our books, study our lessons, learn a trade, perform tho duties of ofllco, faotory or storo as Ho is to caro for tlio wants and needs of onr souls. Will wo lc( Him do it? Bihlo Readings. Gen. ili, Ex. xxxi, xxxvi, II Chron. xxxi, 20, 21 j Neh iv, Prov. xvi, 0; Acts xx, til, DC; Rom. xii, 11; I Cor. iv, 11, 12; x, 81; Gal. vi, 0; Col. iii, 17; I Thess. ii, 0; iv, II Tliesi. I Pet, iv, 11. iii, 17-1- 0; 3; pied, and many of them have increased their force materially. The sash and door factory reports it sales one third greater than last year, the hardwood sawmill, which is engaged in the manufacture of vehicle factories, has largely in creased its service, and the six concerns engaged in the manufacture of vehicles aro running eleven hours per day, and ten montjis in the year instead of making the usual shutdown at the end of nine months. Kenosha, Wis., Aug. 3, 1897. There is no lack of employment here for those desiring vvdrk, cither in the factories or adjoining farming sections. The Bain Wagon Factory, one of the largest establishments of this place, is running thirteen hours a day, while all of the factories arc making full time. An evidence of prosperity among the workingnicu is seen in the large number of new homes being erected, which makes a good demand for building material. Ottawa, Kan., Aug. 2 1897. This being an agricultural section, there is little tu report regarding improvement in manufactures, though the Unproved condition of the farming community is clearly visible. Grain is bringing better prices, nioncy is easier, and farm ers are feeling better in every way. Kcwauce, III , Aug. 3, 1897. There is a general improved condition jn all lines of manufacture Merchants report nn unusually good spring trade, and and-trad- e. tcr, Pa., which have bean running Connections nro made at Guthtic two or throe days a week, hnvo nnd Nashville for all points started 011 full time. Tho Avery plow factory, at North, Enst, South and West, In Pullman Palace Cars. Louisville, Ky., has rosumed operations. The Ilaydcn rolling mill, nt CoEMIGRANTS lumbus, Ohio, has resumed oper- Seeking homes on tho lino oftl.s ations after several month's road w receive special low rates Sec agents of this company for The Sloss Iron and Steel Company blew in anothor furnace nt rates, routes, &c, or write to Birmingham, Ala., nnd the TennesC P Atmobe , O. P T. A., see Coal, Iron & Railroad Company Louisville, Kentucky. blew in an idle furnace at Bessemer, Ala., last week. Two other idle furnaces nro expected to be hrcd shortly. Several rolling nulls at these points arc also expected to resume in a few day.. As a result of tho new tarifl the Algonquin Woolon Mills Co., of &.... Passaic, N. J., has given notice to t rl f .edit. u employees that on and after wngns arc increased August from 10 to 15 per cent. iJ?FATi Demand for labor at North Y. is gjjater than the suppply and some industrial concerns have had to send to Buffalo for men. A nut an J bait works is scheduled to resume opurations on August 16 with 1 force of 300 nun, all skilled mechanics. .wKjte" A number of western implumcnt lactones arc unable to fill thuir or delivery. dcrs for near-bOne order for shoes alone, nt St. Louis, calls for $35,000 wor th of goods. it'lo-ncss. GRDVES u&m m Murr. v.s Ib f'll . -- ti 1 Ton-awanda.'- y one-thir- d Till? i I Fifth Avenue Hotel, Jj ' s CHILL TDNIC IS JUST AS GOOD FOK ADULTS. uiu-ucllo- TASTELESS WARRANTED. PRICE SOots. Oil ATM, ILLS., Nor. K, ISM. , rarls Medicine Co., HI. Urals, tin. 000 botlloa o (.intlemcn Wo aoM lust year, 1'AHTKI.K.HH CIIIIJ, TONIC and bars OUOVh'H bouutit Ihreo lira already tills year. In all tmi prrlcnen ot It years, Iu iho drug buslows. bar noser soM nn artlclo that gave such uolTursal sours truly, a yiur Tunic. 80 YEARS EXPERrCHOC. 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