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lIgIugtStnryut- IJII stud HuITiTlnc XVIII hit tlin Lot of Miuiy Gulil tinokpni Nood ricntr of Jitpllnl I SAN FIIANCISCO Aug 7 Spvjhklnp of the Klondike output of gold 1io chief cleric tho mint Mitl Alfthu Roltl bruiilit to tills Utji from tho AliihUnn iniiuv will nut ex ceed fUIOOO 11111all that tins boon taken this yonr nudslIl to othui mints will not exeeod 830JDUJJ The tfold from Unit purtof tho coun try Is generally from 7JO Ui 803 line nnd somii of It run to UOJ the twcrago being worth from 1363 to 87 an OUnco J C llutlurtif tin Iltllmau Cur Co Is In receipt of a lottjr from li P Toy lor n iltiunclal brier of Shuttle A few dnys ago Tuylor jeeclvorl word from some uun whom he linri sent to tho Klondike auction last apring In which they Inform him that every claim within ISJ miles of Daw non City has been tnUen tip nnd thai men are mulling nil jivur tho country looking for locations lie says that starvation anti hardship staro many ol them In the face CapU Nicbaum of th8 Alaska Com tnerlcinl Co who hits rando a careful atudy of tho situation fears there will bo a great deal of Buffering in the min ing regions the coming winter Ho thinks tho people gtilngaro far in ex ecu of tho supplies for warded A letter from Hart Hurnljcr a prospector dated Dawson city June 18 I ust received shows that tho gold seekers need plenty pf capital After reaching Dawson anti paying tho heavy duty on his outfit besides 80 Scuts a pound for getting it over Chlllcootpass bo wilt have to pay 45 cents n pbunil to jet his stuff from Daivson to the dig gings VENTURESOME BUT WISE i 1 ind OliI Not 1ropcno to tuinmlt Sulcldtf- wltl lilt Aeroplane CoLORADO SlIUNOH Cot Aug V William It Feltz dill not take his jump from Pikes Peak yesterday but It was not Ills fault With tho conditions of Ioud and fog it would have been a dllndfoldcd leap to certain dcsirifc tlonFeltz went up to thosutninlt of tho peak carrying his immense aeroplanes vith him Two hours woro required n adjusting tho big wings but heavy tlouds gathered and a slight snow fall ing at tho time convinced him that a icnp from tho peak would havo been tulcldal The leap was postponed but Fultz is still on tho peak and it Is wild he will remain thoro until condition are favorable when ho will Sull down lute Colorado Springs 13 tulles UlHtunt Great crowds wont tip tho peak yoft wrdiiy to witness tho leap of the tier ng aeronaut and field glatsos nnd tel tscopes were In great dcmnnd The irowds were greatly disappointed on lecoiin t of tho postponement TIE PEACH CROP Ilio Nupply of tin Iu clou li lilt Will l Curtailed CIIAMUKIWIIUIIO liu Aug UPhui- lino Mountain puaeh halt of southern iViiusylvunla and western Muryliiu IN ho only part of tho country that will lave more than 3t or t3 ptr otiiU of a roll this year Aecurdlng to the view if Col James 11 Ullmoiv of ClmmburHt lIra who Saturday rvtiinimt from n xmrof tho peach Htntett the nhortugo jt ospcohilly greater in Wisconsin Jhlo Djhuvuro nnd the eivUahi horo 11 Maryland DROWNED WHILE BATHING oil 1uto of Ileut Uitnlrl Dunoiiii nt Tort Hherlilan- CIIIOAUO Aug ODnlo Duncan jf Co P Four th Infantry was drowned festerdny while bathing lu tho Inltl1l11 Iort Sheridan Up to u late hour last night the body had not been recovered The young lieutenant was taken with iraiups mill before his companions ould bring aid ho sank Lieut Duncan graduated from West Point with tho oil of 05 He was Highly connected in Lexington ICy whore his parents reside Illomllke Hni No Attrictlun for Miner lion tou t- SnATTMj Wash Aug 8U II IJjn ton has reached this city with oror 81 iOO worth of gold nuggoU UIQ result of ten days work on n Williams Creek placer claim in the Swank district Kit tltos county Ono nugget was worth i 6200 another SlilO others 30 hnd 8JO and down to very small pieces Ho has been working tho claim since Jnnu ary and slnco that time has taken out 3000 Tho Swank placers ares old and wel1knownbut nave been worked only In n crude way Ho says the Klondike has no attraction for him Additional Tolled fur Ilio Yukon Dlitrlot OTTAWA Ont Aug aAt a meeting at tho cabinet a decision was arrived at that on account olllclal ropp Ls from Dyca relating to tho increasing rush ol minors for tho Klondike fields it was necessary to send another dotaphmcnt of 100 North ycst mounted police to tho Yukon district at once to maintain law and order A process of civil law Is also to bo es tablished without delay A judge how over can not at present bo appointed nor can a particular judicial district bo defined until special legislation for that purpose can bo obtained Silver Mines Shut Down PAiucCiTvr Utah Aug SupLChnm ben ot the Ontar1onndDa1y mines at this plaoo has ro p a legraphlt orders from Now York toicloso down both properties owing to the decline in tho price of silver- lertilizing Work gcorchod PUILADELPIIIA Aug OTho fortilVz ing works of Adam W Ioulh at Greenwich Point yore partially d6 atroyed by fire Lo 313000 with nc Insunintfe 1A The Rome Ga cotton factory is work lag on a government contract for 1300060 yards of heavy duck for quaii sacks The contragt amounts to 1250003 audtbe mill has been forced to get new machinery and hire extra hands Centennial Rates The L tf has offered the following rates good for the ronnd trip on Account of the Tennessee Centennial Ticlfels good twenty days lyoilickets good fifteen days tj o Jickcts good for sovon days 275 Iu THE LEUTQERT CASE A unmet Iloily Ueitroyoil In tho Mnnnei Sire IoutRorti Jtoinnliu Arc Held to have llcch VIA110Aeci Of CIIIOAOO Aug 8Tho experiment of destroying n human body by tho use of crude potashvas successfully cat t iettout Tho body was le Btroyed with tho exception of a few small splinters of bone In two hours Of tho fleshy Nubstnnee only n small quantity of fluid nbuut the consistency of molasses remained The experiment was made under the orders of the prosecution in tho ciuo of Adolph Luctgort thu rich tausngo manufacturer who is charged with murdering his wife cud disposing of her body In the vats nt ills factory The theory of tho prosecution was that Luetgcrt placed tho body of his wife in n solution of crude potash and cold water raised tho solution to n boiling heat and de stroyed nil traces of his alleged crime THE BLUE AND THE GRAY Colcbrnte the Aunlvenarjr of tho liattlt of Wll on Crock lpoclnlsays The Wilson Creek reunion of yesterdayTodayversy of that historical battle which took place ten miles south of this city Tho city Is already crowded with vial tors and there was an immense paradO at ten oclock Although it had been decided by tho committee that no confederate flag should go In tho procession one was carried beside a Union flag und it was greeted all along tho line with cheers INDIANS AND ANIMALS tropoioil Uroupi of Statuary for the Zoological Park Wuihlngtou ICemoysthewith the directors of tho Zoological park at Washington about a series of groups of American Indians and ani pnrltftls congress make an ap propriation at the next session for the purposoas the heads of the department in Uio national museum and a number Sf congressmen havo approved tho plan HELD UP IN OKLAHOMA Bobbed of llli Hone nod Left Aloao on the Irllrle spoInlA man named Clark of Chandler Ida and who was on his way td ago county Mo was hold up by flvo robber n few miles north of Nowklrk iark was riding one horse and load ng another The robbers forced him to dismount and after searching hi ni relieved him of his two horsoa nnd turned him adrlfton tho prairie Clark tvnilkcd Into Arkansas City HANGED BY LYNCHEHS- flid Murderer of Wltlinui Allen nt llruni nlck MUi Captured anil Iliincetl VicKfliiono Miss Aug 10Jolm Gordon alias Lewis NeUon tho negro who murdered Win Allen at llnins wlok on July 15 by clubbing him with a gun barrel and who was captured in Louisiana Sunday was hanged by lynchciti sometime during the night iordon killed Allen a muuli respect td while citizen In a very treacherous iiannoi He was captured by three negroes while engaged in n game of mIls after a desperate struggle WAS AT SUMTER Wrtilli of Abriiu Mlchrnor Otto of the Kurvlvur of ttm Nnlinnl4 Crew Koicono Ind Aug lOAbruni Mich ener n pioneer of this county nail brother of exCouiullintn J It Mich flier of thIs city died Friday nt Sponcer html aged 05 He was one of the few survivors on tho Ironclad Nn hunt nt tho bombardment of lent Sum Let in iSOl he having charge of the en gines of tho turret1 Ho helped cap tUrO tlio tWo tonInch columblads that the government only n tow days ago gave to the Kokomo authorities THE PLUNGER Iho Ilolluiul Typo Hubumrlno Torpedo Stoat Lnuiirhcd at Italtlmaro ItALTiuoiti Md Aug 8ThePlunger a Bubmarino torpedo boat of tho Holland type designed for tho United States navy was successfully launched nt tho yards of tho Columbian iron works here The ceremonies were simple consisting merely of the iustomnrychrlstonlng ahd n few brief speeches flddlltlonlMall FurllltlM for tho Klondike no lon 1 POUTIJIND Ore Aug 81 W Vnllle assistant mipcrlntomtont of tho railS WilY mull sarvico has returned from a trip to Victoria ii c where ho ar ranged with the Canadian mall au thorities regarding tho carrying oi mall In tho Klondike region Ho says that the Canadian au thorities have createdn post office nt Dawson City This makes three offices established by thom in that portjqn of the Northwest terri tory 1hn other two ofllccs are at Forty Mile und Fort Cudaliy Settled the VnRo Scale for tho Comlus Year MnrviiTK N J Aug 7The glass vOItlJltlllllll the manufacturers of the Ainuriciin Flint Jlass Workers union have Kcltlod tho wage scale for tho earn leg sea son The only chiingo In tIm- escale is uu advance of six per cent on grinding wore The I Baneof Beauty flBeautys bnlcis the fading or falling of V tme hair Luxuriant tressba arc far more to the matron than to the maid whoso casket of cHartiiisl isct unrifled by time iicautihltviil be glad to bo reminded tliot falling or fading hair Is unknown to those who use Ayers Hair Vigor Arcyon a subscriber to rug DEE You should be C t i PIKE AND EXPLOSION Awful Havoo Wrought by a Phi oago Elevator Firo At Least Plvo Lives Ixjst and Many Vtf lone Injured Most of Them Ilreinon C time lluiult of an Explosion In the Uulldlhe CHICAGO Aug0 Ponr and probn bly five lives were lost in an explo sion which took place last evening during a fire in tho Northwestern grain elevator nt Cook and West Water streets Three of tho dead aro fire men tho body of another fireman is thought to bo buried in tho ruins and one person was blown Into tho Chicago river From the force with which tho explosion swept the spot on which they wcro standing It is certain they must havo been In itailtly killed Either tho bursting of boiler or the explosion of milldust auscd tho awful havoc Tho three Bremen were killed by tho falling walls of tho elevator Itcsldca thoso killed dozens of fire null anti passersby woro more or loss sut and bruised by glass and flying debris Time origin ot tho blazo is believed to havo been In the vicinity of tho boiler iouso Accumulated dust as dry and Inflammable as gunpowder that had been piling up for years formed o ready means for tho fire It spread with great rapidity and then came n terrific explosion completing tho work Sf scattering the fire throughout the entire structure Just as tho firemen were getting fnto position for advantageous work ind nearly all tho members of Engine Toinpany No H wore mounting ladders ind bringing lends of hose to play oo the interior from tho upper windows lucre came a roar that could bo heard or half a mile Tho roof was raised high in tho air nnd tho walls came I lown with a crash Tho force of the I ixploslon Was so grcatthat the eastern wall was hurled into the river the west wall tumbled down upon the beads of the unfortunate men below ind the roof was torn into mighty fragments and distributed for blocks iround Every window In tho vicinity of the lovator was shattered by the concUs lion dozens of persons wore struck by flying debris and several small fret resulted from falling timbers that were till In flames At Jefferson street and Carroll eve sue many blocks distant great burn JIll masses of wreckage fell upon four wagons loaded with hay anti set them tn flames Time elevator was of composite con Itructlon time lower portion being of brick and tho part of frame cov ered with corrugated iron Tho ex ploslon caused n perfect bombardment f bricks anti sheets of iron nt almost white heat leaving little of tho build tug save a framework of wood and iron surrounding a groat pile of blazing wheat Time explosion stunned for a moment the police and firemen but they quickly allied to help thoso who had been turt Dozens of men lay in time with ering heat some not seriously harmed Hid others in tho throes of death IIwas dangerous work to get theta out out It was gallantly nnd quickly done 11lnllof the slightly injured were re noved Time dead were for tho time icft where they lay No man could reach their bodies and live Tim lire was most difllcult to control is the elevator WHS surrounded by iinall frnmp buildings which were iontlnually catching tIre Time total loss Is eat muted nt 300000 which is fully covered by insurance OUR POPULATION tt In Now l lliiiitct ut 77000008 With it Tor Capita of Money 823113- WABIIINOTOV Aug tITho latest of 3chil estimate of tho population of time Hulled States is 7700000 This is made by the actuary of tho treasury an ofllcor whoso duty it is at fixed intervals to report on the per aplta circulation of money in time United States Ho estimates that the present holdings of money are SJJ53 every man woman and child in tlio United States A MADRID FAKE Alleged Intention of the United State with IteEord to Cuba I MADIUD Aug Ilho Horaldo of this city says It understands that tho United States government has decided to wait four months longer for tho pacification of Cuba nnd that unless It accomplished by that time tho United States will tho protection of the Insurgents Inquiries made in official circles elicited n denial of tho accuracy of this announcement GASOLINE EXPLOSION t Moulted In the LoIS of Fonr Live ci Cincinnati CINCINNATI Aug tlFour porsons wore burned to death In a frame dwell lag consumed by flro on Elm street opposite Charles street Tho names of tho victims are Ezra Rouse Arthur Quth Nellie Bennett Roy Car Tho fire started from an explosion of gasoline Tho building was a two story frame FIFTEEN HUNDRED KILLED rcrrlblo Artillery 1raotloe During the Be 4 cent mating la India LONDON Aug Olhe Evening News publishes a letter from a Calcutta vol unteer reiterating tho statement that during the recent rioting there tho ar tillery fired point blank at a mob of BOOO mill hands whoworo marching to join tho rioters with the result that 1500 of tho natives were killed Turrytoffn Too Steep For Him NEW Yoiirf Aug QTho Journal Bays Ilecause df what he considers an excessive assessment by tho authori ties of Mount Pleasant township in which his Tarrytown proporty is located Win Rockefeller has placed the property On tho market I Run Down by a Train at a broiling JAIE8VILL1S Wls Aug lOA gravel train on the Chicago Northwestern railway struck a street tar which was passing over tho main track of the roadthrowlng It to ono side and In juring seven persons Oscar V Frlce- QALEfliJuno Ill Aug 8Oscar P Prlc general solicitor of the Illinois line ot the Chicago Burllrigton S Quincy rood died Friday night at EonwhU Win lie was a man of wide Influence la this part of tho utato subscribe for TUB MHE I DOOY OF FIREMAN MONAGHAN Found iootG in tho UlilcitK Illvo lon llailly Mntllntcd Voiulltlon CHICAGO Aug Olho deud body of Fireman Thomas Monaghnn Chief Swonloa driver came to tho surface of tho river yesterday inbrnlng and the crow of n tug which wndpnsslng nt time time towed it to th Indiana street bridge whore it was taken tin whore arid removed to RolstonlI mU lo nt 11 Adams street Tho tug IfrhuUJt Crane steamed slowly up tho north brunch of the river yesterday morning CaptAR Knnggsohluf engineer of time Indepcnd cut Tug Co nndCript Joun Hennessey In charge of tho tutf wcro standing in time bow of tho boat were IntuuUyNcnrbody of a maunroso to tho nurfaue Tho tug towed it to the bantu A num ben of firemen wero prisehtniUl when upwardstheyof the chiefs late driver Thomas Monaghan Tho dead driver to nil appearances explosioninevening Time body came to the sun face In tho middle of the river null whim an examination was tamale bf time remains It was found that both of Monaghniis lags were broken below the knee and his loft arm was broken Ills uniform was torn into shreds in places liavlnjtboen ST LOUIS THIRD DRIDGE j MUunderitandlngii Will bo Btralcbtcnod Oat and tho Enterprise VailioiL Sr Louis Aug 7rhero appears to havo been n misunderstanding between tho third bridgeacross tho MtsaUulppl rltjcr at this point and tho officials of time var department at Washington which has temporarily suspended progress Uptin the enterprise Tho difficulties are iargeryoi a phys teal nature and tho officers df time ompauy promise that t wlll be tralghtcncd out within tlicnbxt 00 or 0 days As soon as tills Is loao time inglnccrs from tho war dcpaVtmcnt will be sent hero to approvoUhe boa tion of tho structure I HOW THEY STAND inmltoa at tho Clolo of 1lay Sunday Au intO Following Is time standing of tho leagno baseball clubs at the closu of play August 8 Por centOoltonSlnclnuatl CO cu c- mitialtiumoroam 29 Wl- SINew York 32 Oil Zlcroland 45 43 511- lmlcaro 4J 48 473 47PI1tLoulsvlllu 41foI 451 UrooUlyn S3 5a 4- zmWnhiitgtouIi M 885 61 Louis 25 M JSN CUBAN ITEMS two Hurrvndorcd Uiiluns to b4lLotIIIcSI- 1unliIo ronllll tlio Inland KBIT WEST Flo Aug 7Cl1slll and VIendaz two insurgents who surrcn ibred will be shot in a few days Time inxnrgcnt colonel Uhitcho Mon toagudo attacked and destroyed tho town ot Eucrucljadn Santa Cliira prov mice killing man of time enemy TIme rCCin attimlcn In tho outskirts of Havana have caused great ulnrin nnd ho fewrleh fumllle that remain are leaving for Spain Franco nnd tho United States DOUBLE THE NORMAL Clio Death Slate ut lluinbiiy la Cnunliig Alarm HoilllAY Aug 7 Constilerahle alnrm tins been caused by the official stutls llcaof time publlchcalth just published They show that there were 1U71 ilenths hero during tho past week of whichI aumber 229 were denths front cholera cud IB vIe Heaths front time plague rule ttjtol death nito Is equal to 6501I per thousand or double time normal rate TO FINE THE ItJOINTSI tlie Kanw Way of Making Llariue Cal lection KANSAS CITY Mo Aug TA special to tho Star front Newton ICns says Tho council hero voted unanimously to collect fines from tho joints of thoI Ity hereafter The idea of somo of tho members scorns to be one of extermina tion but It is believed It means iiotht tug moro or less than system of license tollcctions A TERRIBLE DEATH Shocking Suicide of MM LonaDiirla at fit Loul ST Louis Au7Mrs Loan DavisI of Hammond Ind who was visiting tier sister Mrs James higgins in this city committed suicide by swallowing the contents of a twoounce vial of carbolic acid She lingered in excruciat lug agony for two hours before death came to her relief No causois known for tho dced Salt Trust to Invade tho KmitasFleldI- IurciilNBON ICns Aug fTheMichigan Salt association commonly known as time Salt Trust limes decided to Invade the Kansas field arid will construct a manufacturing plant at Hutchlnson with a capacity of 1pOO barrels dally Tho company pur chased a tract of 40 acres udlolnlng the city as a site for tho works The Fltoalru nought by Treasure Ho Ueru OAKLAND Cat Aug 7Tb9 brig Pitcalrn which was built anti used as a missionary craft In time south seas has heed purchased from tho Seventh Day Adventists by n syndicate of treas ure seekers who will at onco fit her up for tho voyage to Alaska Concerning 4tndroel Balloon PAHIS Aug TnTho Qaulols says a pigeon bearing Instruqtions regarding Prof Andreas balloon expedition has been captnrcd at Oradlsca near Corltz 23 miles from Trieste in AustriaHun gary No One Thought She Could Live I believe that if it bad not cot DrI Carlstedts Great Remedy or my daughter she would not bo with us tody Snogol run down anti her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every one said that the could not live Pivo doctors Rave her no rellf f yet by limo IlmtI she bad taken two hOllIes or Dr Carl stedti German Liver Powder slio wns able to sit up in bod and today fhtll as strong ns she ever was anti wo have path fni to thank for it but Dr Cnrlsledts Great German Remedy SMITH VICKRRS Thllub III 3 rtat r iL L t r OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Edison says thht ho can seo no prac tical benefit to come from time wireless telegraph Time government has a herd of 1000 reindeer in Alaska and thoy may bo put to practical uso soon Iwo hundred nrmcd deputies nro prepared for any trouble that the strut lug miners may make nt Colleen III J P Alllnglon a pioneer of Webster City In died Sunday Ho settled InI Iowa in 1855 and he was 77 years age Good rains in Arkansas almost assure a go6d cotton crop in that state and In isprombedThe Llghtfoot band of outlaws in Alabama him been broken up and the elder Llghtfoot lender of time gang tIlted portaimdnythan the MOO1 who are simmering there Town Marshal John White of Ethel byMCllllsarrest Thomas Sellers who lived about fourteen miles northeast of Camden Ark was waylaid on time public road and killed Dick Holloway of Dexter Mo was loading shotgun when it was accident ally discharged lUlling his niece Boa sie Holloway James Robinson an insane man cut his wifes throat at their homo in Fields borough N J and then attempted to commit suicide- A ndgro who insulted a white farm ers daughter in Cherokee county Ala was chased by a posse with blood hounds and lost Miss Stella Webber of New Orleans vbo is visiting at Dcrmott Ark fell into Ditch bayou Sunday and narrow ly escaped drowning Three persons composing the family of Peter Voth in Chicago wero son ausly burned in a fire caused by an ex plosion of gasoline The Iowa 1uiut Manufacturing Co- If Vinton la has decided to remove their works to Fort Dodge and will do BO about September IS Tho body of Fireman Thomas Mona ghan blown Into the Chicago river at tho tim of tho elevator explosion last week has been recovered snythatlost to Splan and thatthat nation will probably become a republic Daniel Duncan second lieutenant of Co F Fourth United States infantry was drowned whllo bathing in the lithe at Fort Shcridun Chicago Patrick Lenahan tho oldest employe of tho Chicago Alton in Blooming ton Iii died Sunday aged 80 lie land served tho Alton continuously 42 years Tho operators of tho Iowa iron works of Dubuquo la have securcii tho contract to build a steel hull btcaiuer lor the government to bo used In river improvement work William Finn ngcd 17 years at tempted to board on castbound freight at Aurora Mo and was thrown under tho train antI fearfully mangled lBs head was severed from his body Daniel Illx a prominent farmer was found dead in a cornfield near Hoy Worth III Tho verdict of tho inquest was heart disease Illx was aged 7U years and had lived in Bloomlngton 20 years It is reported that nn attempt was made by LImo yaiters nnd visitors nt Banta Agueda to lynch tho assassin wusreSCUIIItectives Mrs Jonnla Buckner Trice wife of Ktepheu E Trice Si president of tho Haulers bank of Hopklnsvllic ICy and ono of tho wealthiest bankers In Kentucky died at lion homo In that city Sunday afternoon aged 8D years Recent conditions have been favora ble almost all over tho northwest for all hinds of growing crops Severe hallstorms have prevailed In some few Lections however whore considerable damage hat been done Time TrcasuryBtateineiitW- ASHINGTON Auti10yTimo state moat of tho condition of tho treasury shows Aillo cash balance 223- 881V12 gold csbrTe 3140888457 THE MARKETS NctT YOIIK August 10 1871 CATTIKNattTcStcers 1 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6f- COTIVN Mulillliiit to I LOUIS VILLil o8HCOHNNoOATS No 2 M lied HI t4 IS 1i BOillCNeiYMMS 8 75 II M IACOIJCleivrlllU 6 iS Oil rnIIIill IM W It is always gratifying to receive lesli monlals for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and when the en dorsement is from a physician it is especi ailysoThere is no moro satisfactory or effecllve remedy than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy writes Dr R E Rorey physician and pharmac istof Mo anti as ho has used Iho Remedy in his own family anti sold it in his drug toro for six years ho should ccr tainly know For saiD by SI Bernard Drue Slorc Karlinptnn Un Robinson Motions Gap Geo King Sf Cliarlo J 4 lse- a A jYou Atilt GOING TO TUB s 10 V GUKAT lEZtNRifShR ClIiiNNI1I I r d rlnl urTln Si hctihTS to h PF11 I EAnd go FREE g v VvIre 5 S 6 v BY AN ASSASSIN Promior Onnovtta Dol Onatillo Mur dorod nt Santa Agoda 1Ti41 Vonndrd In the Iriwrnro of Ula AVIfo Tlin AnSHSiln Immodlittnly Arrested Time Mlnlntcrof tho Interior to be Ilcmlor nd InterIm MADIIID Aug OSouor Conovas del Castillo prime minister of Spain was assassinated yesterday at Santa Agcdn by tin anarchist Time murderer fired three shots ono of which struck the premier In tho forehead nnd another In the chest Time wounded man fell dying nt the feet of his wife who was with him Ho lingered in agony for an hour nnd then passed nwny with time cry oi Long rAve Spain which were time last words upon hIs lips San til Agcdn is noted for its baths Time plaeo Is between San Sebastian tho summer resilience of tho Spanish court and Vittorin the capital 01 tho province of Alava about SO miles south of Bilbao day ISENORtho baths after which ho expected to return to San Sebastian to meet United States Minister Woodford when tagentleman should bo officially received I by tho queen regent J limo assassin was immediately ar rested lIe is Ncapoltan and gives tho name of Rlnaldi but it is believed that this is an assumed name and that his real namo is Mlchclo Angina Uolll At a special meeting of tho cabinet yesterday under tho presidency of Scuor CosQoyon minister of time Interior tho latter announced that ho had been intrusted by thin queen regent with tho premiership oil Interim tilled Honor Cnnorui to ArciiRo time Her colons Aimrohlit- MADIUD Aug 10 OollI has con tossed that ho killed Scnor Canuvas to avoug rtho Uarceloila anarchist and the insurgent leader Don Joso HIzal who was executed nt Manila Philip pine islands on December itO lost ns time instigator of time Philippine re hellion Dr Rlzal denied that ho was n rebel leader but he admitted that Jio hod drawn up tho statutes of the Philippino league In Uollis room time police found yes terday a largo doublebarreled pihtul It appears that when ho loft time honso Sunday ho carried n parcel which Is believed to havo contained a bomb rime theory is that ho hiLl this some where in tho 1101l1sITho Gypsys irodlctlon Fullllled MALAGA Aug 1OOiti inhabitants of this city relate that when Canovas del Castillo was a young assistant master at a school hero a gypsy wom an told hia fortune She predicted that lie would bccomogrcatnnd would meet with a violent death lolll Known nt llnreolouaI- lAituKloKA Aug 1OOoihl tho ns sassin of Senor Cnnovos Dot Castillo was known hero under tho namo of chlllolll Ho formerly worked ns n compositor anti was also known under tho alias of Jose Sonto The Uovcrnmout was ForennrncdL- ONDOV Aug 10A special dispatch from Madrid received hero says tho Spanish government was aware that a meeting of anarchists was held early In July and that it was decided to murder Senor Canovas del Castillo before August 15 and to assassinate Scnor Sagastn before August HO Murdered by 1lIaIMIIWAUICBK Aug 7A special to the Journal front Pewakeo Wis says word was received by John Parker of this place yesterday that his son John Parker Jr who has been resid lag in Idaho for several years was murdered by Indians and that hU house anti nil other property was do stroyed A quarrel over a small spring is given as tho cause of tho deedIStilled Over a UHIUO of Card ST Josiiiir Mo Aug 7Jnele Me Knno tills morning shot and killed Wm E Albin as a rcsultpf a dispute ovct a game ofcnlds Both men arc gamblers and played poker nearly time whole of last night McKaue was nr rested Attempted Dynamite Outrage liiiAZiL Ind Aug 8Guy Tate a prominent young man of this city lute been arrested charged with placing seven sticks of dynamite under a brick kiln arranging them so that when a firo was started In tho kiln time dynamite would explode Still Tied Up DmnauponT Conn Aug O1ho schooner Blanche Morgan which was held by order of tho government auIthorities early Sunday morning on suspicion that she might bo engaged in a filibustering expedition to Cuba is still tied up hereISilver Imports NEW Yonit Aug 10TIme steamship Sanlo which sails for Europe today will carry 150000 ounces of silver On Wednesday tho SU Paul will tako out 850000 Free Trip You can go to the Tennessee Ccntcnnfal free if you willand take your sister brother wife children Read THE BEltS great offer of a free trip to this magnifi cent Exposition TUG BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printinprlinc on short notice in best style and at lowest prices o Uve Nls Like blUousncm dyjrcrsia ticaitvli constl patlon sOur tomwli Iniktlun are rnniitly curcil l1y Iloori riu finy do ihlr vKrk Ho dsaiul SDestPrepared by 0 I Hood loCo Jewell Kiws- T only Ptll to take wllli Iloods Bnf ntmrltU BEST TRAINSTO t CilyMontpnaColorado Utah Washington Omaha iSt Paul Nebraska Black HillsaVIA St Louis or Chicago TRAINSSLEEPERS CHAIR GARS MVl F M HUGO TRAVPASaR AGENT ST LOUIs MC HOWARD ELLIOTT QENL NOR ST LOUIs M- OUWWAKCLCYOENLPAssnAdroftoutsMa DR MEITOENHALLS IMPlOVED GEL AND MR CHI GUARANTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERAnti Malaria In all Forms Tutotas Nona ncmilno without the above picture anil Uio signature or J U Mendenhall Price GO cents at all DenIers PREPARED ONLY BY r c MIONDIQlVJrkJLX EVANSVILLE iND Sold by M lliDRly Co EnihnRtoa Crabtrce Coal Mining Cvcmpanll5leX Kentucky A EXCURSION TICKETS VIV TilE r Illinois Central R 11 TOTJIE- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL t EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE Icrthc above occasion tickets will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and himii si ticket on sale daily goad to return unlil havinglimiten days For full parlirulars ns to which time above applies from your ncarct Railroad Station in connection with tho Illinois Central Railroadcall on cr nd dress your nearest railroad Ticket Ag ot WM MURRAY Div Parr AfitV New Or leans r JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Alt M mpl i4 A II HANSON G P A Chicago W A Kellond A G P A Louisville I GEORGE KiNG nn C l Tt ST awBiE KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hIm mane matters or whd loves aniI mals wo will send frco unpn np plication a copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society jln addition to itcnscly interesting road ing it contain a listIof the valuable and unusual prpmiinns given by this paper Attd fss TIIE NATIONAL IIUMANB ALLIANCE 110411 United Charities Uulldlnt rftw York 1 Dont Use Drugs ttl unless you need them qn Uirn only pure drugs such ns are iold by re sponsible druggists AVoWep only Iho best That is real this unction to bo looked for wlien iho time comes that you neal them Nowhere else will you fi so com pleto a stock A good ilmdto begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRLQ STORE PRYAN HOPPBR Manager Th rIb r h s io 4 = Jt 1 L LV0 M1 T I LtT Ir4 J HT Ir j 0 T1 t Hi si J 1 1 I 4 r t 1 lI J Ii i I I K iif lifit i i 1 Ii i 1 S a 4i 1 GI1e itee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manage- rS PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pettoffico at Barlliixton i Second clan milter I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oils In advance It co Six Months so ThreoMonthi 2 J SInge Copies S mailed free on application Corretpondenti wanted In all pattt thi county Addreit ni for particulars THURSDAY AUGUST 12 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS SfATS SENATE RODINSONWo ire authorized to announce at a candidate for State Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Christian subject 10 the action of the Republican ivuirAKBR We are authorized to announce Dr B LI S Daker of Madisonville as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of Hopkins and Chilitlan subject to the action of the Republican party TUE outlook for skilled labor has not been so encouraging for some time as at present Brad streets TRAFFIC on the western railroads is said to be the heaviest summer movement of freight particularly of grain that asever been known The only unfavorable incident is the closing down of the coal mines and the consequent loss of coal freights over some of the t k roads j- Jr increased circulation that theI calamityites have asked for soIstrenuously is to bo the panaceac for all ills we arc getting even the chronic demagogue shouldl be satisfied Our dthe500000 which is aji increase per c fgperity is certainly dawninga TfiE Louisville Times has this to say editorially concerning the threatened invasion of the Indiana miners into Kentucky territory for the purpose of intimidating the 4 Hopkins county miners and dictat ingwhat they shall do Jmarchingfield should be careful and confine to moral saasion their effort in behalf of idle- nessF and starvation or they might be bospitaISin Hopkins county are said to be loaded for prowling beats and walking delegates Mr C C Grassham of Living ston County the choice of the National Democrats who has re ceived the endorsement of the Republicans for the office of Common Judicialyesterday and interviewed a few ofiour people in passing He not formally announced his candidacy for the office but doubtless will in a short time and TilE BEEhpredicts for him a strong and ning race Mr Grassham is findI HopIdns As shown by the reports of the Treasury Department the total- Samount of money of all kinds in circulation on August i 1897 was 1646471139 This represents an increase of over 131500000 as compared with the corresponding date of last year The increase per capita is 135 All this oc yearpracticallyIn feat of Bryanism for who gave up a dollar of his hoarded money while there was a chance of its value being cut in two by repudiation and silver legislation ENDORSING GHASSUAH Strong Letter from the Republi can Chairman of Livingston County SMITHLAND KY Aug 3d 1897 PAUL M MOORE Earlington Ky DEAR SmI am Chairman of the Republican party oi Livingston county I am a neighbor of Hon C C Grassham the Sound Money Democratic candidate for Common wealth attorney I know him well We arc all going to vote for him He will carry votes for Judge Pratt that the Judge would not get but for him Grassham both as a man anti a lawyer can be relied upon Mo will make a Commonwctlth attorneythe people will be pleased with The people of his county regardless ol party arc going to vote for him Let our cryall oxi the district be Pratt and Grass ham The sound money men will iteipus let us help them Write jne Respectfully JrR SKDUERRV Chmn Hpnhlfc ln Committee AGAINST INTERVENTION Sentiment Strong Against Any Intermeddling by Agitators Among HOPKINS COUNTY HINERS Kentuckians Can Manage Their Own Business Without AideFROM OVER THE RIVER Persuading or Enticing Contract Men to Alnndon Contract an Infraction if Law Mr Knight a District President of tin United Mine Workers in Indiana did not come to Earling ton as announced in his own dis patch from Columbus 0onAugust 3rd This message read as follows I leave for Earling ton Ky t today II and was signed W G Knight A constant watch has been kept by TilE BEE and the correspondents of the daisy papers for the arrival of Mr Knight hut niliody who could have hteu this gentleman has struck the town up to the time cf going to press Some of the cor respondents have had no little sport about the agitator who lost his way or changed his mind suddenly about invading Kentucky territory after he had announced so widely that Earlington would be the next point against which he and his marching crusaders would proceed It was in all the papers and the local correspondents hadI to keep a sharp lookout for his arrival or the coming of any other agitator While it was thought that Mr Knight was really travelling toward Kentucky a Terre Haute paper said Mr Knight has gone to the hardest town in the South to manIage A dispatch to the Democrat said that agitators and organizers who came into the Kenttucky field were usually enough to get out alive and neverIaccomplished anything ter dispatch was from some point Hopkins widely advertised during the past wcekand the occasion has beenI he announcement of Mr Knight and his failure to fulfill his apIpointedcoming The only man who could have been an agitator spying out the- ountry was a man who came here under suspicious circumstances ast Thursday evening He board ed the fast evening train at Henscrson getting on the wrong bHisRardto the mining situation and e offered for sale a strange com of collar and cuft Buttons nd medicine He avoided con versation bu1old conflicting tories when Tie did talk and onlyI remained in town a few hoursI This man could not have en Knight since he does not answer the descriptionIwas orderedand an increased demand or coal has been felt here restorations of the old mining rate have been made at all Hopkins county mines where the miners had suftferedany reduction The St Bernard Coal Company- of this place against whose cm ployes the attention of Mr Knight and other officials of the United Mme Workers has been directed has never cut the old district mining rate of 24 cents a bushel in sum mer and 3 cents in winter The only mine in this vicinity at the mining rate is in doubts the Providence Coal Company of Providence Webster county where a reduction has been inrffect for two years past Theretas been no announcement a restoration at that minesThe miners of county arc doing their work withmore alacrity and effectiveness than theyo ever did even during the d 1894 The largest daily outputt ver produced is being and the work is done almost wholly by the regular force of men Comparatively few new men have preferingto their regular men- The CvansvlllVlcwIThe way the Evansville miners view the strike situation is about this We have been fooled once too often on this matter of strikes During the last great strike we went out through sympathy and what we got was a reduction of 8I cents per ton for mining and a loss of contracts which were filled by miners at Earlington and elsewhere who worked through the strike Our sympathy is with the men in Pennsylvania and we hope theyI will win but we cannot see how our quitting work will be of any material benefit to the strike while orders for coal can be filled byI miners in other sections We would only be losers again and neither ourselves nor our families can afford that What we want isI to recover what we have lost be fore We are working for 51 cents per ton and want 60 cents The following dispatches to the daily papers within the last few days reflect the situation in this county correctly invasion Will be In Vain Special to the Courier Journal Madisonville Ky Aug 8Themarching miners now at Evansville in going to Earlington will apdProvidencevasion of this field during the lastI strike brought out the fact that the citizens of this section appre I ciating the value of these indus tries arc intensely opposed to foreign intermeddling especially when no grievances exist amongst the miners Many incidents proved this to be the case Farm ers who had seen service in the the late war voluntarily came in with their old muskets andoffered their services Upon a careful investigation of the present status of affairs the CourierJournal cor respondent finds the same senti ment not only still existing but in even a stronger degree so that the delegation of marchers headed this way would do well to weigh this fact before invading Kentucky soil for not only arc the operators themselves prepared to protect their property and men but they arc backed by the entire commu nity even to the farmers who ap preciate the value of these industries Resent Invailon Special to the Evening Post Earlin ton Ky Aug gThe threatened invasion of Kentucky by the marching Indian miners is arousing the interest land State pride of the people of Hopkins county Several farmers in Earl ington this morning were heard to express themselves very forcibly as to the proposed invasion of Kentucky territory The strikers threat that force would be used if persuasion failed given out by Pickcns the leader of the miners at Vincmnes Ind is very distasteful to the people of Hopkins county One man an old soldicrt said this morning to the Evening Post correspondent If you hear any thing of the marchers from over the river coming down here into Gods country to dictate to Ken tuckians what they shall do just come out about four miles in the country to the Captain and whistle and Ill come with my gang and our guns II And that is the way citizens here view a foreign invasion Varranti Special to the CourierJournal Madisonville KyAug g The people of Hopkins county are aroused by the threatened invasion by Indiana miners who propose to come into Kentucky in a body and intimidate or force the miners here speciallypesignated is Earlington where are situated the largest mines in Western Kentucky But their coming would be equally interference and a men ace to the various other mines in the county and most probably would be the occasion of serious trouble The miners want to work and the people and the officials of the county are determined that they shall be protected in their right to decide whether they shall work or not without outside interference The officials of the county have issued warrants against perI ons who hay invade this county IDterCermgbyhcdrking miners The Sheriff is armed with authority to summon the power of the county to his aid to prevent any invasion of personal or prop erty rights of the miner and cpera tors of Hopkins county The farmers and other citizens of the county arc ready to aid at a mo ments notice and a posse of any number could be raised in an hours notice if an invasion should be attempted If the marching miners know the temper of Kentuckians here upon the question of personal rights they will think before they cross the Ohio The Latest typeMrpanied by Mr Llewellyn and Mr Ferguson and these gentlemen have had an interview with Mr John B Atkinson President of the St Bernard Coal Company MrI Knight finds that Mr Atkinson has a contract with each of his men in which it is plainly stipulated that thirty days notice is required before he contract can be annulled He lsD findstthat any attempt to en icc persuade or otherwise influ any employe to abandon uch contract direct conflict with Section 1349 General Statutes f Kentucky which provides a fine f S50 for each offense and rca ers the offender liable for damages o the party injured- LOCOIOT1VE BLASTS L Conductor Shy made his initial trip onIthe Providence run last Monday The excursion train run from Providence to Sebree last Sunday was loaded with passengers Now it seems to be definitely settled that T C Martin late acting agent at Norton villa will soon he Installed as agent at Sq bree oDlyfortend to weaken the cause of the striking coal miners Tho Illinois Central folks we under stand have made but Low changes in the officials who were In charge of the Ohio Valley when they Rained conlrol of the road We venture to say that at no place on the L N system is there as much busi ness done with like force as is now done at Earlinglon Conductor Maddox now has charge of a daily extra wbicn is run to and from all mines on the Henderson division in the vicinity of Earlington To give the dispatchers a better chance to move trains two new telegraph offices will it is said be opened up this week one each at Mortons and Kobards The L N has commenced to run Centennial excursions the first of which was run from Providence last Monday and was well patronized Conductor George Maddox is now wearing a bandage around his head the result causinghimof a caboose inflicting a slight injury Conductor Joe Powers bad a very narrow escape from serious injury cvr death one day last week His was out of the Howell yard fr the Southwheq the yard engine with some cars attached to it backed into the train from a side track and the result was the caboose be was on was thrown from the track and almost entirely demolished and Mr Powers who was in it escaped with some severe braises which willequlro a rest of several weeks before bo Is again ready for dulyJj An Abscess In tho Stomach Onusot Groat Suffering Was Confined to r o Bed But Now Ablo to Work II In October 1S95 1 hint an abncctU h my Btomneh I Vat also taken with jicu nay and coughed very badly I wns treated by physicians but did nut Improve I gave up nil hopo ot ever Getting tfcll My right sldo was Mvolin cud I WM int able to walk noroaj I ho rnoni luW woo confined to my bod I wan nrtvliSl to try Hoods Sargnparllla nnil began InkIng It In threo days 1 could roo n for tho bettor I kept on tn1dnc Ilopdo Barsaparllla until I had iaVou four tot ties and continued to Imjvovc I cni now able to do a good days tforkon 1 hof arm M B MANX Demoiuvlllo Icn- tuctyHood9i SarsaparillaIII six for 15 ci Lowell Mam let Hoods nIII only llnmly atWrUitinCrHoods WITHOUT A JAR The Republican State Convention Passed in Greatest Harmony- No Hitch Anywhere STATE OFFICIALS ESPECIALLY ENDORSED For Their Efforts lo Suppress Mol Vtplcnce and Preserve the Financial Crd of the State if DAILEY NOMINATED ON FIRST BALLOT Not a jar disturbed the Republican State Convention tbeIthe work of the convention was over and the Republicans of the State had gone on record with a harmonious meeting in which there was not a clash Senator Deboe was temporary chairman and Hon Geo W Deny permanent chairman of the was first called- to order by Chairman Barnett at 215 oclock on Tuesdayafternoon- After the organization wascom pletedand some speechmaking indulged inthe convention adjburjped at 430 to meet again at 8 oclock At the evening session the tc port of the Committee on Creden tials was adopted without a dis senting vote Next came the Committee on Resolutions whose report showed the wisest fore thought and most careful consider ation of the best interests of the Republican party in Kentucky The resolutions were unanimously adopted by a rising vote and read as follows tho Platform Resolved by the Republican in convention assembled That V8reapirm the principles of the Republicaa artyrs set platform adopted by it nt St Louis in 1896 That we Indorse the Republican Nation al and State Administrationsand especially commend the action of our present State officials in their effort to suppress mob violence and to preserve the financial credit of the State a We commend the action of the represen tatives of the Republican party in the ffllss age of a tariff bill which will raise revenue sufficient to support the Government pre vent the issue of Interestbearing bonds protect American labor and maintain the national credit We are opposed to a system of civil ser vice that builds up an official class with practically a life tenure in almost All branches of the public service And wo demand that the law be modified so as to limit the terms of service to four years with the privilege of reapp int meat or promotion subject to such re strictions as will scnro competent officials and to every section of the country its proper proportion of them We heartily sympathize with the struggling people of Cuba in their efforts to secure and independence That we recommend to the people the adoption of the constitutional amendment submitted by the last legislature 1iowIng all cities and towns the privilege of regulating under legislative supervision the method of levying the taxes they Impose- on themselves for city and town expenses We favor the passage of a law that will protect the laborers Kentucky iiptn be1 competition of convict labor and Njf c isary to accomplish said result an amend ment to the Constitution permitting such legislation JNO H WILSON Chairman The names to the convention for the nomination tq the office of Clerk of Appeals were in the order named Rev S E Smith colored of Owensboro Hon J G Bailey of Magoffin cpunty and John Feland I Jr of Christian county 1 Before the completion of the Feland drawn and Hon J G Bailey was unanimously declared the nominee of the conventionThe The Hon James G Dailey was born in Magoffin covnty his present bome wenly nine years ago He served for several MagoffinCOUDty LegislatureIntrict composed of the counties of Breath Itt Lee and Magoffin tCacberDuringwas chairman of the House Committee Education He was the author of several important measures and made as good a record as any other Republican member of the Legislature He is a handsome young man of pleasing address and js a good speaker Besides be is equipped with a understandingdfof his years He was an ardent supporter of JudgeW 11 Holt for the Republican noraioallon for United Slates Senator and In return Judge Holt worked earnestly in Mr Baileys behalf CALL FOR COHMITTEE Republican County Committee tb Meet In Madisonville August 16 All members of the County Committee are urged to attend the meeting of the committee at Madisonville Monday August 16 at 2 oclock p m Business of Import ance J B HARVEY Chairman McGaryMisses GeorgMooretoad the Centennial 1 jV Arc you a suticribrOzff- Bzz You should be c 0 tJii REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Rep enta lIve CHARLES R EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE For County Cleik T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID DROWNING For Bupbrinlendent of School I G NANCE For Assessor a G H BRYANT For Jailer J JCURRY T WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS WEBSTER COUNTY DTAKTMENT Conducted by DAVID lUoVKixo SS DIXON Kr I DIXON Cpnvpntion neJ1 Saturday Court adjourned Tuesday over till Thurs dat HetirJ Halley of Sobree wis in town TuesdayM lIlfoh Tililon srunt Tuesday In Dixon John jenlins antI son hmery went to Scbreo Sunday Ross Given of Providence was over Sunday evening lion D W Wiley of Tllden was in town Tuesday Crops are fine in Webster county and the farmers arcall smitea Let usheir frornbnr1 Dlackford corres pondent onco more Flem Gordon of Madisonville attended court best Monday and Tuesday Miss Efiia Pierce of Lisman is viSIting Miss Uonnie Fugate this week Sirs C P Herron of Hanson is visit ing Mrs J F DeWitt this week How would it sound to have a lady for superintendent of schools of this county Miss Lizzie Herron who has been vis iting at Retards rcturned homo Monday Ab Skinner anti JeAsHoleman passed through hero Tntsday on their way to Henderson I F PortqranaMissRndy Duncan attended the camp meeting at Sebree Tues day Miss Maggie Cox of Providence who has been visiting Miss Dixie Jacks re turned home Sunday Thos Gray Was tried and convicted last yearinMr T T Morris Republican candidate for county clerk spent Monday and Tuesday in town stalling bands Very light docket this term Only forty seven civil appearances which is abont half as many as last August Judge M C Givens and Hon G H Towery left Monday evening for the Re publican State convention at Louisville Miss Lillian Duncan who has been vis lung Miss Fannie Eddmg of Clay for past two weeks returned home last Tuesday I The young son of Mr lack Langley was thrown from a horse Monday morning and received injuries that caused some uneasi- Ceas Tne trustees of thejown of Dixpn have passed an ordinance with a hear penalty against anronp who sells gives or batters spirituous vinous or malt liquors Dave Hawkins was fined 175 for throw ing into a passenger coach These two tbistermthatCommonwealth vs Wood Allen for mur der was continued They say in spite of Republican administration prosperity is knocking at our very dpors Yes and it always knocks when we have Republican rule And tection and sound money but dont forget that under Democratic rule we can hardly keep the wolf from the door A young man by the name of Worn mack living at Mr E L Clarks about four miles from town was thrown from a horse onbst Saturday evening and dragged by the stirrup for more than one hundred yards receiving sucb injuries that it is doubtful if he recovers Some of our attended the barbe cue at Providence last Saturday The candidates for county clerk addressed the Morganfielddenounced the NatoU l Democrats roundly and said tbeywere1iset of nondescripts Ho made no tncnlion of the present pros perous condition of the country but his whole speech consisted In threshing the straw over again that was threshed out last campaignMessrs Bishop Givens editors of the Providence arc responsible for a- very frank admission of the pros perity of the county in an editorial in last tbpiRccprdJbis be honest and come again under protection and the single gold stand arch CLAY Mr Druce tho street worker is doing a very good job on the streets Remember well and bear in mind that T Bjackwells Flux Cure j not hardto find The barbecue at 1bls place on July 3isl wasattended by a large crowd as always is on that day y The rain that fell here Thursday eve was a fine one and the farmers Sly It will make corn fine About sixty cases of beer were sold at Babys Second9 SummerIs care of the mother and all the Jdll of maternal management Baby comfort comes from fat fat babies have nothing to do but to andgrovrIff a not seem gainInfat there A few drops of Srnuiueach day will put on plump ness fat outside life Inside happyYour JshVScoHs EmulslprTas much In summer a I1otherIh teason t j tiitio by sit drnggUts tocnad f oa Clay tho day of the barbecue How is that for drinking In a prohibition town 1 The wheat ot this country is turning out fine there being several threshers in this section and all being busy Say do you want to savo your hogs II so get a bottle of Blackwells Hog Cholera Cure and you can save them The telephone lirfb just completed from Clay lo Olackiord is worth very much lo both communities and it works like a charm Try T ClackweHa Diarrhoea Flux guaranteedMoneysale by dealers There are several persons having flux and summer complaint and chills but they are being rapidly cured by taking T Dlack wells Flux Cure and Olackwells Chill Tonic Try It yourselfPOOLE Prof Poolo was around among his friends again last week Judge W P Smith went to Dixon yes terday on business keepsiceOur town was almost depopulated Sun day on account of tho campmcallnR Our artist got a snap shot of our new postmaster Ho should Ito careful how he sleeps in his chair Miss Ohio Worlsey of Oakland City Ind is visiting the families of Prof Poole and H II Wise and attending the camp meeting J S Lisman baa received notice of hIs appointment as postmaster at this place and will be installed into office in a few daysMrs C S Caranab who has been con fined to her bed about four year with inflammatory rheumatism is growing much weaker and fears lire entertained as to her recovery L D Whlllcn is moving his picture tent lo Sebrce to stay during the camp meeting Ho will return and take pictures cheaper than ever before Have your orders ready DELCOURT The streets are awful dusty Colonel keeps his mules lathe stable The old woman has gonoover to Patras to get a square meal everybooyisKeystone has built another fruit dryer a patent he calls It the McKinley Dryer Miss Uettle Gates our merchanless and postmistress isnt buying any eggs now Charles Wallace our blacksmith has bad a big hole made in the earth to tee something about water R N Carlisle look a ten days scout through the West Dob didnt know the world was so big Dob saw things be never saw before Keystone our agriculturist is raising a fine quality of tobacco this yearils a cross between the croquet and dude tobacco its called the Honey Dew The bumble bees have built nests all over the patch bulldlnehiming he has a stable a crib a buggy house hgusebentelling what Dilly would do if be just bad roomOur city is booming again everything is in motion prosperity staring every one In the face under the present administration Fine weather good crops sound money and bright prospects for the future The farmers are all thankful and contented at their improved outlook Success to TUB USE long may It buzz ROUGH t TUMDLB SHELTON J H Herron and H S Shelton went lo Morganfield Friday Misses Fannie and Laura Johnson and Lockie Nail called at Uncle Jerrys a few days ago to have their revealed Hope there is a bright future for the girls Messrs Tbos Ramsey and E T Wagoner have a trnsl Rev Lasley will preach at Wagoner church August 18 at 7 p in What the Dixon correspondent to TUB Utk did for D Jwas plenty Uncle John really feels sorry for you D J for way the Dixon correspondent chewed you up and swallowed you whole Now D J your memory is as short as your followers You forget that two short Republicanfriends Popocratfriendsin the Herald that the old veterans I spoke of could leach me yes for years no the monetary question but not so D J if youhaveI admit I am young in the cause as you said bntilroog in the faith onlythose aDdiicr Journal as though it were your bible D J seems to think the reason the crowd I spoke of in TUB Ban couldnt decide the question as lo Judge Halts predecessor was because they were gold standard men Now D J you claim to bo a free silver man and you have not answered the questionD I am gelling old and committed such a crime in 73 at the dead hours of midnight that I dont care to say any more at present JOHN SHERMAN HEARIN lastMondayDr Cbas Owen and wife are both on the sick list this week beretMomlayMrs C R Edwards who has been down several weeks with typhoid fever is now able to be up The neighbors are threshing wheat this week nowitsanhonorable whynotoutbyPERSONAL Miss Inez Deane is visiting near Nebo Little Rosle Egloff Is visiting ber sIster In Earlington Ibis week wasintoSebreeatSebreethefamily visiting Rev J W Ligon of Trenton paid a short visit to friends here last week visitingherMrs Long has been visiting rela tives in Crofton for the past few weeks Miss Mary Mothershead visited relatives in Madlsonvillo a few days last week StCharles visIted MadIsonvllle ToagueWeieofSprlngf1eldTennVisi Quite a delegation frOm Earlington attended the camp meeting at Sebree Sun daya In1Is toI e MUST KEEP BUSY bt And in order to do so we are making genu 4 ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of = Merchandise Money buys everything we lJI handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For = tun tely for us as well as our patron wey never go t9 market without the very power 41 ful cash We know we buy yy Dry Goods Shoes NotionsE Gents and Ladies1 Underwear and Hositry Gcnts White and Colored Shirts HATS AND CLOTHING bit At the Bottom Cash Prices andour CusT 41 tomcrs reap the benefit Plant your dollar ti where you can get the largest returns Ours = is the place y BISHOP CEI ty MADISDNVILLE KY y twVoun MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT w FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GREAT Hopkins County Fair MADISONVILLE KY Wednesdayt Thursday Friday nd- Saturday I 8- a August 25 26 1 27 and 28 Bigger and Bigger Each Succeeding Yep Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope 1 aria liberality Fine Races Fine Ring Displays Fine exhibits in Floral HallI A GRAND BALLOON ASeENSpf f With Thrilling Parachute Leap performances on trapeze and in midair by an expert troupe of L 15SfAR PERFORMERSIS RUNNING RACES TROTTING RACES MULE RACES J Webster and McLean Counties admit ted to equal competition in all departments f GRAND V SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS DAILY 0t0SP Abundance of pure drinking water icecold free to ajj t Broadest and finest promenade way in the State s Everything clean interesting and exciting Something kept going all the time a No tiresome waits c OFFICE S T 1 JOHN B ATKINSON H H Hd EM4Nrre irectorin Chief it C TAp ViccPrest M p RAY Treasurer C C GIVENS Secy CHAS O OSBURN Assistant Secretary C ADvflSION I Gentlemen j 0e 5 Ladles AV 250 Children under FivcYearsOldFreeF- lorse or Vehicle t j o ice A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OP THE STUOJJBIIEIS11EIEk7 ThsequaicjjbcuWcfforzoerULniiThoduaka tn IwrMvt JSHIwtltem IfatM Very LOW TEACHERSWANTED I Over 4000 vacancies several times as many Vacancies M mebvi Mist kav more members Several plans iwo plans registration one GUARAN ofCollageou1ksrn Taoiisrs B 11111 i RnlIr e MkUa Sutft TSSSIt4tI ktNiSS S WCor Male IL 6831HL5114yIfeMfIPteaideIit sad Maftaler tui caR tcCJlcave SOI1U rucaacIesLisvIfle 04iee e p4sss J i 1- A 1JJi it a rP it h 0 iii J SVi ll J r 1 1 1 t I t I I- J It j di 3- a t II Ic- 4 ftJ It T I a r 4 Lf a- II rJ p Y ii t i II I i CI I I LiJi irFk 1 II i rr Ja JCrl 3ee I UJpbsfnJwe Q riue f LI N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 soot No51izy St Loul 8ti am ejspmLY UuTinlllo 210 P PI 600 P PI Jijam J4jnmIvjiipmLvLv Madlionvlllo 349 pm 447 I m 45911111jIT NortonTllla 411 pm 119 am- Iv PI SiCpai 607 am- JjSpmLT 847 pm 631 am U Naabvllle 805 P m 1010 p m 840 am OITII I No pj No 51 No S4 pmLvIv llopklntvlllei 941 a in 1018 a m 93 jpm xopmLv ITf K tllnnion 1011 a PI lltiatn 1031 P PI iic6pm1yIT SuRhl6n uojam iioji m Iv Sebrce 1117 a m 1120 p m Lv lltndfrton 1144 a m IISS p m 110 a m ampAr p m II m Noa 01 and 91 yrlll tlop at MadUonTllle and Sptlnnfield la uk on and let off to and tiopi ChleiKOind politfi north of UTaoivl- lIotlaKftTil No 91 mtkel rebuilt ilopi at Gullitlo Earl inxlon Hbpklnsvlflo and Hondrrionr- tOTIDIHCI ACCOUUODATIOX a DAILY SXCIPT IUNDA- Yl3am Lv ProTldeneeAr 73jp- m4oamLY NeboAr 6 55 pin 6ssm Lv llnl1ooAr Giopm 7111 a nl Lv WldllOnIIIAr 6oS r m 7UmAr EarllnmonLv 545 pm 745 nm LvKarllnmonAt jjopm-i Sosatu LvMadltonvllleAr Jijptn- Si a m Lvltanton Ar 434pm IIU aroLv Slaughters Ar iiP nl o jam Lv Sebrce Ar 4 iop- mgnamIIlIoodollon Ar lQpPl lojoam Ar BTanivill Lr 145 pm i W W BTIIRIDGB Atnl r TIME TABLE I C R R I Effective Ifay 6 1897 I NORTH DOUND Ko 101 Noao4 No inLvNtwOrUani i4pm 000 mm Lv Memphis 750 a m 8ijpm Lv Fallen ixwp m itio p m 600 II m- LT Paducah jjpm liijara 800 a P- IPrlnceton440pmLv 1148111 807 a m Lv Norionrllla 535 pm jijSam too a m Lv Central CII7 650 pm 419 am lEtS P m- Ar I uliTllle iojjpm 8 oam 315 ptii EAr Cincinnati 640 am 1133 am SOUTH BOUND f floioi Noioj No in jjpmJLv 840 am Lv Central Clljr 013 e m 1049 p m ISS P w Lv Noitonvillt guam irtipm 134 p i- ntPignCIoiitioiSm ui6aci 4o3p- inLvVadcahiiiqpm 137 am 61 j pro LrFullon 1J3 P Ui 5SO a In 800 pm- Ar Uaupbli 703 pm 710 am Ar t4w Oilaant 810 a m 700 a m- F All halos run daily Noi and 104 are solid utlbulsd irilna aU fllJ with Pall- D 13dd SUcptrl and Kreo K ellnlnR ChaIr Can b two n Clnclanall nd Now Orloani Trains toi and aol alto run lOUd between Cincinnati and 7 N m Oilttntcarnlnclutlmtn Dndet Sleeper i Oliaciconnectlont made at all junction A1I HANSON C P and T A GarlinIo4afliflS Ilewa Note Personal Paragrapha rind Other Doings al Home Wpntiy ol Special Mention Theo Watts left Tuesday even IIg for Nashviljc where he wilt uttbft tI Ul0lIiOfl lot a day or two Hhd t len go to North Vernon hid to visit relatives ttIIrning i ahout Sunday To Cure a Cold In Ono D y- Titlia Laxative Oromo Quinine Tablets All DruggIsts refund the moneyIf it fails 1to Core ajc For sale Bernard Drugstore Karlinglon Ky broughtTiiitho other nay the finest by far that we have seen tins year Me also left a sample of delightful peaches that are just ripening iu sayshot elegant peaches i Ducklen Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts bruises Sorts Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Totter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions anti posl lively cures Piles or no required It II guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For Sale by SI Bernard Drug Store Mr and Mrs Barnhill of Madi sonville gave a moonlight pic nic at Lakcsid Park Tuesday evening to a party of some eighteen or twenty young folks from Madison wile It was a gay party They Daisydrawntig was ideal and nil enjoyed the entertainment o the fullest ex CM Yucatan Chill Tonic Tl e great reliable and popular Ionic anilperiodic nd febrifyge It breaks the ciilou4 preveBi its return strengthening the aU naritlglves healthy bun and vigor withoat regard to diet Pleasant to take Price 500 Warranted at drug note The Battd boys wpre disappointed last Saturdaynight Ino teCJVIng hat been specially ordered for the uioonlight picnic at Lakeside Park cmerIelcmont went on If the speciat order had arrived the display would Uicboysiittdb 1 hail granulated lids for years J IricJmany doctors and lot of miilIcIn- eiooaaH A skin bad KrowrinvtVf my r rs aRdibClTrewworlll until I eyuld hot ona across street Suk ri lands Eagle Ejn Salve cured m nound ami well la len Yoarii Mrs W C Woodall Mwfreesboro Tenrt iror saId by 5 t4 Htm rd drugstore Earlington tx1si St Charles STRUCK A SNAG Party of Ladles and Gentlemen While Rowing Snag Their Boat and Jdu1r WetUrlg partyTuesdayThe program included n row on Loch Mary by moonlight early in tim evening to look for the meteors that word scheduled to CassiopuinVeryseen but the moonlight was bril liant thp evening pleasant ahd the rowing delightful The ladies of tho party were Miss Lucy Mason of Henderson Misses Agnes and Suo Burr Susan Atkinson and Celeste Moore The gentlemen were Messrs Paul P Price F D BryanHopperThree boats were used The party that had the experience was made up of Misses Agnes Burr and MessrsDranWhite They had gone only a little way when they struck an iron rod and tore a hole in the boat that a man could thrust his hand through and tile boat began rapidly to fill They were fortunately not more than forty feet cooJheadgot clear of the snag and rowed rapidly to shore Tho ladies trimmed the skiff and sat still When the patty reached shore the boat was almost full and the water was within two inches of running over tho stern The accident occurred in a part of the lake where there hat never been any stumps where there has always been plenty of depth to the water and no sort of danger from a snag The conclusion is that someone drove an iron roLl there to anchor a net and left the rod standing The lake has from the time of its construction been al ways carefully marked as to depthand stumps at low water and no accident has ever occurred beforeThu pleasure of the evening was interrupted only a half hour and then the program wjis completed at the home of the Misses Burr What Tommy Said Uncle John Well what do yon mean to be whn you get to be a man Tlllle Tommy promptlA doctor like pa Uncle John qulxzicall tndcrd and which do you intend to IK an allopath or a homoeopath UtIle TommyI dont know what them awful big words mean Uncle John but that don make no difference cause I aint goln to be either of em Im just goin1 to bo aJamily doctor and give all my pa tients Hoods Sarsaparilli cause my pa sajs that if he Is a doctor hes bliged lo own up that Hoods Sinuparillt is Ihe best family medicine tin ever si v in his life A Rattler From Fort Ridge JesseVincentrattlesnake on Fort Ridge the pre historic camping ground of the aborigines and the recent retreat of outlaw Hyatt The snake was ex hibited on the streets of Earlington shortly after the killing It was weighedfourand a button which fixes the rep yursTbe ered Ir was near him and threw itself into a coil Vincent says he threw himself behind a tretIthrew a rock jnto the coiland then shot thu snake with a rifle Rattlers arc not often seen here and this one attracted much atten tion Stands at the Head Aug J Uogel tile leading druggist of Shreveport La says Dr Kings New Discovery is the only thing that cures myI cough and It fa the best seller I have J FCampbell mcrchan1 of Safford Ariz write Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds I can not say enough for its merits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is not an experiment It has been tried for a quarter of a century and today stands at the head It never disap points Free trial bottles at St Bernard Drug SioreICaptain Tobc Wright visited Earlmgtqn the other day and ox pressed himself very forcibly in reo gard to the proposed invasion of Kentucky territory by the Indiana miners Captain Tobe dont think that Kentuckians needt any intervention from fellows over tho river nor any sqggestions from that quarter as to how the people in Gods Country shall conduct themselves and their business A Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea In 1896 when I served my country as a private In Company A iCtb Perinsyl van Volunteers I contracted cbronl diarrhoea It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since j have tried a dozen different rnadiclnes and several promlncotduclorl without any permanenlj Not long ago a friend me a boyle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy and after that bought a 0 cent bottle nnd nov Ican8arthai r am enUrol cural Ivaittiotbiitthankful onouiiyitu fur this great Remedy andJrecbmm6hd It to all suffering veterans In doubt write rue Yours gratefully HRMHV STBINDBROBR Allentown Pa Sold by St Bernard Drag Store Earling Ion lien T Robinson Morions Gap Ceo King SI Charles GATUAPIC CURECQJ15TIPATiOH I c os fcSlSUTlr Live AIL 2545o THE DRUGLSIS AHAr IMlliry UitJl1MIVvft if l ieHpMeu CtaNI loUI ViJ5 I DU4I tlH as tIripet Ness 55Sf Hltn1n 5- p1 sad IaI1q4 rtAiI K1ERII4I KgaIT 0 eIIlm CJ rNiv Teak sit rllIiJ GRASS AM ENDORSED Strong Resolutions Adopted by 4 Republican Convention En- dorslngNaloniDcit f cratic Nominee a FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY National and State Administrations Endorsed and TUB tiER Praised A largo number of Hopkins county Republicans met in con vention at the Court House in Madisonvillo on Saturday last for the purpose of sending delegates to the State convention which met in Louisville on Tuesday for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the office of Clerk oi Court of AppealsMr Ashby was chosen as chairman E L Hcndcncks sec retar and Paul M Moore assis tant secretary of the convention and the temporary organization was made permanent The committee on resolutions was ap appoinfed by the chairman and consisted of the following gentlemen J D Haywood J D Martin H F Porter Jas H Fox and W M Rice yho brought in the following resolutions which were without opposition The Resolution I We the Republicans of Hopkins county in mass convention assembled do hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the Republican party and its principles as set forth in the StLouis platform 2 We hereby indorse the present administration in State and delightthecountry and the visible signs oi the lifting of the mists andclouds in our country 3 observe that the gold Standard Democrats of Livingston county in convention assembled at Smithland Ky commend and suggest the Hon C C Grassham as a fit and proper person who would fill with great honor and- ability the office of commonwealths attorney for this the fourth judicial district and we take great pleasure in endorsing this able and distinguished gentle man for said office 4 Thiatlo Earlington DEE has done much Jo promote Republi can success in the State it merits the liberal patronage of the Republicans of Hopkins County 5 We commend the following countyinville on the roth instant ELHcndricks AM Barnctt Geo W Brown G C Berry R M Williams Tom Bell J D Martin J W Slaton W H Ross A Worlcy Dr Finlcy W R Teague rSTATIC oV Olii6 CITYOF TOLEDO tr I LUcAs COUNTY r FRANK it C1I a makes oMh that his the senio partner of the firm of FRANK J CIIBNEV Cd doing business in tho City of Toledo Counlyand Slate aforesaid and that said firm will pay the suns of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot jo cured by the use of HAUS CATARRH CURB FRANK J CIIENHV Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence Ibis 6th day of December A D 1886 j I A W GLBASON saAr Notary Public 1 f Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY Co TOLEDO O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are the best Another Pleasant Event One of the most delightful of the many picnic parties that have been enjoyed at Lakeside Park this sum mer was the one last Friday even ing given by Mr and Mrs J R Rash in honor of the Misses Mason of Henderson The young ladies of the party in charge of Mrs Rash reached the Park about 430 oclock and from thejj until the arrival of the gentlemen at six the time passed quicklyand most pleasantly- As the gentlemen gathered in he games grew metrics and when refreshments were announced we were in the midst ofan exciting game pi drop the handkerchief 1 The table was spread near the lake shore where not only the delicious eatables but also the fine scenery of beautiful Loch Mary ould be enjoyed Quite a heavy shower fell while supper Was in progress but not one drop fell through the thick canopy of leaves to disturb our comfort On account of the uncertainty of the weather it was decided to finish the picnic in town where with much fine music and all things to make glad the evening slipped away all too quickly and this happy occasion will no doubt long be remembered by participatedMisscs Agnes and Sue Burr Nmnon Umstead Susan Atkinson Eliza beth Victory Minnie Bourland and Celeste Messrs Howard White Bourland Walter McQary Henry Browning Frmk Rash and Master Ben Rash flaurvttody 1107 uCascarots Cal UaUuirUo Uio wont won dorfUl raodleal ilUicoYcry of Uio lll1IIu11 aut and rofrcslilnir to tho taste act BwiiUy and poslUviIy on kidnoyn liver and bowels onUro colds euro he8dnobo10vorhahltut constipation and biliousness PloMO buy and try a of a ao todayJOniOcCnta lo1 sad guaranteed tcuro by n A Louisiana growef the largest producer in tbo United States has Ad vanced the wages of nil field labor z65 per cent It is probable that skilletf labor employed in refineries will get an advance rom an to 30 prr cnnt an compared with last scar Hi Int fir sit Ouiilo UiKiraittcuf tutKUvo iiaiiil run ulnVo wohlc mcIilruligWuP pure toeli luiiuumitts All departments of the Cleveland Ohio rolling mills were opened last week tad about 3000 MMI wMe pm to work r I TEACHERS INSTITUTE Official Notification Issued by County Superintendent Office or Superlntendeqt of Common School Hopkins County Madisonvilfe Ky Aug g 1897 To Trvtttti and Teacher of Common Schools The Teachers Institute for this county for the current school year Kybeginning ust daysTrustees notify promptly as the law requires every teacher in their districts Observe that in addition to direct oral or written information written youhaveis absent from the county it is your duty to write to him or her at once 140Commontucky and govern themselves ac cordingly Titos H SMITH S C S Eternal Vigilance- Ii the price of perfect health Watch carefully the Tint symptoms of Impure blood Cure boils pimple humors and scrofula by taking Hoods Sarsaparllla Drive away the pains and aches of theuma tisra malaria and stomach troubles steady your nerves and overcome that tired feeling by taking this same great medicine Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic Gentle reliable lure I The second largest tinplate mill in tIre United States started up at full blast last week after a shut down of two months Three hundred men were brought from other towns and put to work Dost Tubltta Spit aidsiuk 7unr Urtlwr To quit tobacco oiwlty and forever bo mag NoTODuoStrong Alt drugclsU Moorll CurD gullnn toed llooUlct and sample tree Address Sterling Iletaetljr Co Chicago or New York Birmingham rolling mills are starting up When in full blast they employ 1200 men- The Womans Friend I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs JP Meneness Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I had relief before I had taken one bottle It did me more good than nil pied phyaiciansMrsJohn The Lebanon Ohio rolling mills are about to resume operation iu all departments and will give employment a large force of men- Investigate Dr Dells Peppermint Chill Tonic It leaves no evil after effects It cures chills permanently For sale by St Bernard drugstore Barlington Geo King St Charles Tho Pittsburgh Reduction Company has contracted for Ibe export of iooo tons of aluminum to England This is the largest single order for aluminum ever given Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy always affords prompt re tor Sato by St Bernard Drug Store fearlinRlon Ben Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles Mrs R V Davis and daughter visited relatives near Madisonrille last week To c urn oii4lliitll4iti rr J3eIfA wire nail company of St Louis will Increase Its force from 400 to aboul 1000 men and a tinplate plant in that city is en larging and wilt Increase its working forces from 1600 to to 2000 men It4uiito Your lUitfeU With Varnrnii- Candy Outhiiritr euro constipation forotor VSo If U C O all druggist refund money DOWN IN THE MINES That speech by agitation Knight was not made here last week Last week the Hecla Coal Company shipped about zoo cars of coal Mr j E Day of Iho St Bernard ma chine force was on the sick list last week for a few days TheSebreeCoat Company now have a new side track put found have begun the shipment of coal by rail President Atkinson of the St Dornad Coal Company received from Georgia Ibis week a from a vein of Raid bearing quartz lately opened up Another week hai passed by and still no assistant mine inspector has been appointed and as a matter of course we are sllll guessing as to the winner but dont want lo make our guess public Only one mine in the vicinity of Earllng ton but what Is Joadln coal for shipment by rail and that one Is a small one operated by Rucker Wlllels near the Hccla mines Thecoal mine now operated by J L M Robinson Son will we are told soon have to be shut down on account of the Vein now being worked being exhausted on their claim The coal mine operators on the Hender son division no appreciate the fact that a regular crew has been put onto handle coal promptly at all mines Richard Salmon from the Crabtrce mines attended the convention held at Madisonvillo last Saturday His name has been mentioned in connection with that of county clerkship The tirRb rates charged for freight has prevented some mines in this county from shipping much coal during tire strike countybeingOur miners hero believe Inreligious free particular on a candidate no matter to what church be may belong Tbe coke men at work at the Earlington coke ovens have many reasons to be thankful for an increased demand for colic yet reapthecount of the great strike A small mining company who can load at best only two cars of coal dally was completely knocked out last week by an or der for one hundred cars of coal to bo shipped on short order Since Coxey madp such a failure of his march to Washington we believe it bad policy for the miners lo imitate him even now have orders to get off Ihe earth by McDermltt and others countyfeartoes and they can rest assured that no violence will be done them but they should bear in mind that miners born have no grievance and need uo advice as to their dutyThrough the Influence of Cots Toombs and Barnett aided by Cap Griffith a sirs pected agitator convenient to hastily walk out of Earlington one day last week Although he professed to bo a vender of collar and cuff buttons a few doingherecause a sudden departure The St Bernard Coal Company officials likewise men take every precaution to prevent stoppage or Injury lo their mine and men When they go lo bed at night they can sleep with a clear conscience knowing full well that their miners have no complaint to make on account ot being underpaid and being in the right they take steps to defend themselves against all Intruders Miss Minnie Bourland is visiting relatives at Dixon Sarsaparilla Sense Any sarsaparilla Is saraapa rHja True So any tea Is tea So any flour is flour But grades differ You want tKtbett Its so with sarsaparllla There arc grades You want the best If you understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour It would bo easy to determine Dut you dont How should you 1 When you aro going to buy a commodity whose value you dont know you pickout an old established house to trade with and trust their ex perlence and reputation Do so when buying sarsaparilla Ayers Sarsaparilla has been on tho market 50 years Your grandfather used Ayers It is a reputable medicine There arc many SaraapoziUaa bat only one Ayer It cures p Mrs Will Poland and daughter Katha rine are visiting relatives In Morganfield visitedlriendsweek Mrs T F McGlynan returned Monday byMissMisses Annie and Mason have re turned to their home in Henderson after a pleasant visit to Mrs J R Rash Misses Annie Edna Moore returned Tuesday to their home in Henderson after a pleasant visit of several weeks with rela lives here- General Bradley a leader of tbe march ing miners of Illinois was arrested a short time ago for conduct unbecoming a gentle man The miners to be successful must put none but good moo in tle lead Electric Bitters forIItorpid and sluggish and the need of a Ionic and al tarative is fell A prompt use of this med perhapsfatalmore surely in counteracting and freeing polsonHeadacheIDdigestlon ziness yield to Eleclrsc Uitters soc and tioo ber bottle at StQcrnard Drugstore I I Who can thJ- nrIllIllIUuI otsomoiinpie ib1ogtopionProtectWrite JOHN ViWDEiUJUftN CO Patent Attorneys WMblnnnn D O ror their l8uo prize once and now lilt or one thousand Inrentlona wanted WtlO IS YODR TAILOR Do You Get a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE THE BENEFITS 20 YEARS OF- OF SUCCESSI- N HIGH GRADE TAILORING BY ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVER- COATS0MBORNC0 THE 6REAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS We guarantee to fit and please you and sare you mofltjf 300 NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FflOM lAT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE J ITO TEAIL 119 AHDYOUJJ L COAL BILLS DOWII 1 S S DO11f FAIL TO USE J- rfTAII AflAFIrV WPTI THE BEEf smAll COAL rNARjETSftD A TfpiO- RDEJtATlD C YOU WILL USE 110 e otJ OTTflERS RDJRS PROMPTLY FILLED 6 iLATLSrACflOFf GUA1ED THE BIG STORE Great Clearance Sale of Summer Goods Beginning Thursday August 5th for TEN DAYS ONLY we will give onefourth offof all goods in our Clothing Room For example Ifa shoe is worth too you get it for 75c i ifa Suit is worth 1000 you get it ClothingGentseach dollars worth of goods sold in our Dress Goods Room we will give a ticket which will entitle the holder to a present Remember every item in our store is marked in plain figures You can see the price and make your own figures In addition to the above liberal offer we have marked the prices down on all Summer Goods All ofour French Organdies worth 35 to 400 now 25c All our 25C Organdies now zoc AlV 20C and 25C Wash Goods i8c All 1254 to 150 Wash Goods marked down to IOC All loc Ducks and Piques marked down to 70 104 Unbleached Sheeting marked down to 12 C- All of our 250 275 and 300 Oxfords now 2- These prices mean heavy losses to us but we had rather have the money than a lot of Summer Goods to carryover Remember We Always D ih tOur Store What WeSyi- n Our Ads DDIffl McLEOD CO 111 113 115 SOUTH MAIN ST MADISQNVILLE KENTUCKY ADEEPCUTIN i1i + GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS- We have cut to the red the prices on all qur JJig Assortment of STRAW GOODS I Everything in this line almost given away We also offer Special Bar gains in wsII GOODS At greatly reduced prices Will also close out our line o- fMATTINBSAt prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in a BIG LINE OF SHOES I Nothing but honest stock and good values offered And you wont for get that our BIG GROCERY Contains everything you need or dc sirtj for your table during tHe hot T wcatfier or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fr y Anythingiyou want at BT BERNARD GENERAL ZTOREZ r a 0 r 0 E urn iI y i4 il j t J roo J e4 EULr J 1 1- F Iu lH I if 4 ijf Ji i ii tk 41 b lII Ii1i i 1 J J 11 rjI t I fJ t i i I t f trr itfrI H i 1 i 0 t j H EW ENTERPRISE fkC4r PFOVES8r 2flflp 000 ssssr They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are anotalnctl by the products of Southern Partners 0XIieylast longer nnd make more homes happy than any other Stove oil earth rite backs guaranteed for 15 years If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN UANVFACTVRtM Of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates HoUowwtre Tinware Etc CCAURJM China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Hwrything necessary and convenient tor tho Kitchen DIning Room laundry and Dairy BICYCLES A SPECIALTY flwe to t 11 TH- EMORNINGHERALD LEXINGTON KENTUCKY fi The Only Democratic Daily Morning Paper Published V J ifInCentral Kentucky The Only Sound Money Freo Trade Democratic Paper published In I c tho Ashland District Best Editorials In the South r fhO It ilJ8 Thatz FH to iitti J J ittUf f 1 t Full PressReport All Legitimate Sporting Njws Full Racing Reports i Literary Notes by a Competent Critic 1V J i i j Special Illustrated Supplement Sunday J i For 30 Rays New Mall Subscribers Will Be Taken for 6 i X si v One Year for Only 500 Address TIlE MORNING HERALD Lexington Ky fwJ I I MEDICINE for the- MftLION0a A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A New York company ot manufacturing cbcmliti the Illpani Cbrmleal Company upOn tho mnxke lIya 3cAr qu a medIcinal able or tabule camvo U ot comprened powdered preparatlum ot certain medicinal drugs which hid acer tained to more use omouc medical men than any outer for the cure or at leTlatlon ot lucb Ills common to man at hnvo their origin In an imPAired ulcojilon or weakened capacity ror oiilmllatlng toot abwrlilng nourUhment and cllnilnatluir waste The catatoguo or Included under tl113 heAd U aId to Includo pretty nearly dlieaie ror which tbo pbyilclan Is callod upon to pretcrlbo lu preparIng their standard remedy ror limo ncccptanco or tile American people tile company tim principle that erortthlnz entering Into tbo pocket nhould DO or the h1gbe t and so prepared end protected uto retain Its qualities Inlcct nnd unimpaired through any extended s climate Only choicest drugs should be wed their preparation should be la accordance with tbo atcit perfected metbods or modern science thetlbulea packed In plans yirotccted by absorbent cotton and sccurelj corked Even the corks used bare Ieon of a grade so high lulls requirements that no manufacturer of thee- cverday could tIuti a small aroporUon from hia outnut that too oxacttn ipeciifcatlonm The caa wero in turn packed In toxci of- aqiaIlr1lo surpowcdln perfection ot workmanship by Iboseuted by the moo I tUdlou Jewels ODI ornament I or gold IlarlnKsettbelrblxhstandard and never front It the proprietors retorted to the olJammethod of makingnlhlfl seven hundred In vested within live years In newspaper advertising tiM Informed every American citizen concerning tim sniwrlor and surprising nualltles ot lllpans Tabules4 and painstaking ousbeveri ot the changed condition that sweep over the rommerclal worlu and careful to note OYery ctrcumatance bayDII a t upon tho lu eslrulprolOCllllon ot their trade znanagera ot the company hn notes U that there It a present militant demand for n lower price article that U reaches or approaches an unlvenal use and that the people although requiring Iho bell or eyrllhlnll regent being called upon to pay heavy perentagee for lapernuou aol packIng or unneccar7 protection alloln1 that mIght re hull lh MrM hut In the cao of it purchase Intended to be consumed tn II- wook ft hu nioo bocndleovered and trovcd lime and actual experience that threa Tobulel do not have the tenaency to lou ot QnalUle or diminution ot ex Nllonco coal that might nl lint luna been expected Inumuch aa under favorable conditions thosothat hero lain loono In n drawer a traveling bag or for several weeks or months are round to be practically as frein sad asefficacious ns over Acting upon theso suwcatlons end noting parttoilarly the unimpaired prcxperlly ot mounlycompany liavo entered upon the experiment of putting lllpans Tabules In rartoni which they will offer to tho trado upon terniawhehwliioermltoapackageI- nin sold by tho druggist or storekeeper at nprico lower than over adopted for n medlelno FIVE CENTS ten tabules or doses for onehalf cent each bJchtW ixirt experimentally for the hearSt of such as rosy desire them It should be plainly understood that tbo of the medicine Is Identical In both sorts the only difference i I luhu In tho form and comparative tot of packing or putting The fivecent pack Ji- fl4 Mi not yet to be had of It probable that Imot any drull 111 will obtain OUfPITwben requested by o customer to so I but in anycue a sngiop rtum postage patdto anyaddrce for fly cent in to the Ilipani Chemical Co No 10 Spruce 8t Now York Until thoII 1mthormijhly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a prlB which will allow thnm a late margin or front via I dozen cartons for 40 cents Anltl eartonm for 1132 e genes rnu cartQnm fur Q52 = groel 3000 carton for tr1 IOII1vllb tho order In every cao 4 i r ea JOIIN vv TVVYlV1AN TINNER Main Street West of Railroad GftRblNGTON KY A complete Stock of CastingsIAND TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality and prices dirt cheap we WE HAVE SPARED tINOTo make tour Funeral Equip ment tho best in this part of the State Anything and t T p everything you want in livery ALWAYSiTHE LOWEST c 1p r rilE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VII THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES AUG 16 Text of tbo Jxifon I Cor vill 113 Mem ory Vend 13 13 Golden Text Rom xlv TC nmontttry by the Rcr D M Stcarnn 1 Nov na touchIng things offered unto Idols wo know that wo nil have knowl edge Knowledge imfTcth mn but charity cdlHcth Tbo n V hns for tho last clause II LoTO cdlflcth or bulldcth up Tho words Now ns toiiclilnn Introduco ns to n new section of tho epIstle Corn pnrb chapters vll 11 xii 1 xvi 1 This section seems to reach to tho end of chapter xl and might be summed up In tho words of chapter x 01 Whether therefore ye cat or drink whatsoever yo do do all to tho glory of Ood Tho great Incentive to this Is Roinombmnoo of Him till Ho oomo chapter xl 24CO 0 And If nny man think that ho know oth nn thlnglho knoweth nothing yet na ho Know It la milt that to know our Ignorance is tho first stop to knowledge Tho groat men of tho Bible story knew nothing except as they were told by God Noah knew nothing concern ing the ark nor even when to enter it or hmo It except aa God told him Moses- know nothing concerning tho tabernacle nor tho Journoylngs of Israel except on God told him Tho prophets nod oven our Lord Jesus Christ wcro told by God what to say Ex Iv 18 flout xvlll 18 Jcr I 7 8 But If nny man lovo God tho snmo Is known of him Tho Lord knoweth them toot nro His nnd tboeo who know Hlj name wlll put their trust In Him Wo low IBm tocauso Ho first loved us Ho so loved as to glvo Ills only begotten Son and tho Son of God loved mo nnd gaTe Himself for mo Unless His great love so takes hold of mo and constrains 100 that I give myself wholly to Him to servo and please Him only I do not know Ills love as I should Low seeks not Its own and Is not provoked but aufforoth long nnd Is kind nd bearcth all things chapter xlll 17 God Is lovo and will manifest It In us 4 We know that on Idol Is nothing In tho world and that there Is nono other God but oneII This Is fully set forth in Ira xli 24 xllv 0CO Yo are worso than nothing and your work worso than ot a viper An abomination chooeoth you It They that makoa graven Imago ore all of them vanity and their delectable things shall not profit and they are their own witnesses They sea not nor know that they way bo ashamed It But tho people of God aro witnesses that Ho Is tho living and truo God nnd that there is noiio beside Him ten xlv 0 6 0 For though there bo that are called gods to us there is but ono God the Father of whom aro all things and wo in Him and one Lord Jesus Christ by whom are all things nnd wo by Him Alt things were created by Him and for Him and Ho Is before all things and by Him all things consist CoL i 10 17 From Rev Iv 11 and I Pot Iv 11 wo may learn to say Thou art worthy 0 for Thy pleasure that God In allthlnss may be glorIfied through Jesus Christ II 7 Howbeit thcro is not in every man that knowlvdgc There are those today 03 thorn were those at Corinth who boor the name of Christ and yet offer their time and sucngth and money to the idols of fashion and plCCUUro and tho rain thlugs of this world and think it all right so tn do It you ask Aro they truly Christs people wo can only answer that If they are they arc not truly serving Him As to their being His chapters and v IS scorn to suggest toot pomLly they may be and they1 may bo saved na by 1Ir just barely saved 8 But meat commondcth us not to God What wo cat or do not cat is a small question except na regards the bodys health Tho kingdom of God is not meet and drink but righteousness and peace Mid Joy In the Holy Ghost Rom xlv 17 Our Lord Himself said Whatsoever thUg from without entorcth into tho man It cannot defile him that which oomcth out of the man that dcflloth tho man Mark vU 18 20 Tho salvation of the soul do ponds wholly upon the finished work of tho Lord nod wo are accepted by God ns Ills children entirely upon the merits of Christ VTo deservo nothing but punishment for our sins Yet coming as sinners wo nro Justified freely by His grace Rom III D4 The same grace nnd that atone makes acceptable wo do unto Him 0 But take hoed lest by any means this liberty of yours become a stumbling block to them that are weak It Liberty 1s always out of place when it hurts others Lovo sockcth not her own Many things may be lawful for us that are not expedient Tho question Is not How will this or that affect mo but how will it affect livingboreday long and wo nro either true or false witnesses unto Him by the books wo read tim company wo keep and the places wo frequent Wo arc either pointing peoplo to Christ and drawing them to Him or wo are like Naomi sending somo Orpah back to Moab and Idolatry 10 11 Through thy knowledge shall tho weak brotbor perish for whom Christ died As Christ died for all then all who will mny come to Him and be saved But If I n Christian am seen in tho Idola temple the theater the ballroom the card party and there is present some poor soul enjoying these things because ho knows of nothing bettor yet hungering for some- thIng ho has not nnd cannot find al though possibly having hoard that Christ can satisfy and ho sees mo in such a place they bo may well say or think that there Is nothing lu It for see these Christians nro just as hungry as I am for tho pleasures of this world 12 But whoa yo sin so against tho brethren nnd wound their weak conscience TO sin against Christ All that is done I for or ngnlnst n child of God is dono for or against God and Ills Christ The Inas much of Math xxv 40 48 Is always ap plicable A Christian may bo A stumbling block over whom some unsaved soul may byInconsistentworks but lead others so that their works Will perish too This will bo avoided if wo remember that wo are ombassadors for Christ and that we nro hero In His stead to say and do what Ho would if Ho were hero II 10 wbcreltre if meat mako my broth erie OtTeod I iii eat nollesh while the World etnndctli lest I mnko my brother to offend One 8ts that whatever hurts tHo ikought to be avoided by tho strong Sometimes is as important not to do ba to do Daniel was a great ro trainer JJq refused tbo dainties end seem ingly essential things of the kings table for consclcncaB ealio toward Ood Bids Wanted for Asylum Coal Scaled bids are solicited for fur nishing coal to the Western Ken tucky Asylum for the Insane near insville Ky for one year be ginning September xst 1897 Bids will be received until noon August iStli 1897 Bidders are requested to name prices on clean well screened Lump well picked Nut and Pcaeithcr brail three One hundred thousand bushels was the amount used the past year Right is reserved to reject any and all bids T WGARDINER Superintendent Leave your or19Fs for Candi dates Cards Cards VisitinG Cards with TilE BEE Big new stock of fine cut cards I just received I I WMIlft All ttS fAILS Boat tisotoCONSUMPTION nnm u 4oe 1 1 1 11 111 1 1 1111 11 1I 1 t ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY J INCORPORATED I k inersarilshiP esOf COAL AND COKE iIi iifl BrrIclt Offices fifA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Ufoadway Iailiicnli Tbnncsscc Kentucky J ril9 SS A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Intl jjtVlcrI mJ Agerlts JOHN T IlESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo JtV BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill i 1 THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL i iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables j iQsed THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 1 MARKET SI I BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS ID PURNflBES i Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER 1Ione ton of the best Anthracite Coal 1 I ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1 In un unun CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For tho STeele UcBlniilns ADC 8 Comment by Rev S U Unyl- cTonarTbo comfort that comes from tho DlblpIM xli 14 A promlso mooting Man la born to trouble to says tho wise man as sparks fly upward Tho ejcpcrlonco and observation of nil men provo tho truthfulness of tho wise mnne words Life hits been well represented by a vast bundle of burdens from which ouch now comer must make selection and arrango his pack cro ho joins tho vast caravnn marching ceaselessly across the lldcrucfis of life Into every lifo somo rain must fall and some days bo dark oDd dreary to Tho presence of sorrow begets a need in man That need is comfort God has something to satisfy everY need of tho human heart and life and therefore Ho has not failed us hero Ho has not loft us comfortless ThoBlblo in full of pro cjous promises of comfort From Isaiahfl song of thanksgiving wo may learn somo of tho character istics of tho comfort that comes from tho Bible 1 Tho comfort of tho BIble is divine Isaiah bursts forth in this psalm of praise in praise to God for Ills blessing upon Ills people the church Ho thanks not man but God thus acknowledging that tho blessings hno como from Him that they aro divineSOOd is my salvation I will trust and not bo afraid for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song to Itis God II says tho psalm 1st vho is our refngo and strength a very present help in trouble to It was God in Jesus Christ who Sail to nIl who nro weary and heavy ladcnCorno unto Mo and I wilt givo you zest and again I will not leave yoac mfort leSB1t Tho great beauty otbOcoinfort- of tub Biblo lies in tho tact Hhat it is divine 2 Tho comfort of the Blblo is comprehensive Isaiah in thfs1 psalm is speaking of blessings which Imvo como to Gods pcoplo as nnntfon nnd n church Tho Biblo has comfort for all national comfort ecclesiastical comfort com fort for tho homo and personal rom tort Itembraces in its fold also all the various Borrows of UfCBorrows that arise from disappointment llfo from tribulation from loss of ones from sin It is indeed comprehensive extending to all tho rdlationaof lifo and to all the phases of sorrow in lifo Thero is no sorrow or trouble for which tho word of God has no balm 8 Tho comfort of the Bible is effect ive It acWally comforts It wpoInI- saiahs case It is so in tho caso pi nil who trust God There are human reme dies for trouble but they usually Only mako the tronblo worse Out Gods remedies over fall 4 Tho comfort of the Biblo deserves gratitude and thanksgiving from the recipient of it Isaiah thanked God in this psalm Whoa God blesses us we our gratitude by thanking Him in thoughts in words oDd in deeds Our lives should bo a continual psalm of thanksgiving unto God for lIlt good ness Bible Beading Ps xxiii 14 xlv I 10 Isa xl 16 lxi 18 Math v 4 iz 1822 xl 28 Mark X 4009 John xlv 1620 Acts ix Ul Rom XT tvliI Hanson School Hanson isIy it educationally The best house in the county is being cjrccted A strong faculty headed by Prof E McCulley is in charge The courses qf study are not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition only 2 pet month Board 8 to Sg For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Hart son Ky Splendid OpportUBtky V Free tripto- Centennial tl g ss e lnternatiosqLxpo- sitioi Read offer Go iIytiiue YiDtik tnow wI KLONDYKE OR lAMTCIIATKA i Another Great Gold Producing Region Likely to be Opened FACTS ABOUT TilE YELLOW METAL Cold Money ot the World Four Times 1tr Capita What U Will Fitly Years Ago Special Correspondence I Washington August 9 1897 The excitement and interest caused by the recent finds of gold in the Klondykc region arc still further stimulated by a report coming from London to the effect thatthc Penin sula of Knmtchatl adirectlv across from Alaska on the Asiatic side is likely to prove as rich in the precious metal ns our own fields These statements create a good deal of interest here especially among those who aro following closely the enormous gold develop ments of the world which have recently occurred An examina tion of the map of North America will show at a glance that the great gold field of Alaska which is now being developed is a part of the same general line of mountains which supplied the enormous gold production of California indeed of the jsamcjgcncrariinc which produced tlfmoJd of Peru of Central StatesIan j your map ofthc world apd follow this mountain ralu1e and you hill find that it seems to cross from the North American continent to Asia at the Bchring Straits and that the extension of tlllsU eneral range across jntotAsi ocrs tho verya- coiiitry1lit2 whIch the Russian government is now pressing gold developments and t scarchforgold The dispatch re RUSIsian beItieyegoldfieldsputs itW enollenedbe a second California Whether the prediction of the Russians that they arc to develop gold fieldsJn Kamchatka which will rival the early history of our California lields is to be real ized or nttid j Mr Marcus Baker oftHe Geological Surv- eytaIdidlsubjcct certainly therQcan Ilrnodoubt that the gold of Cthe world has in creased andincreasingwopderfully Th rp are two distinct gold fields today which ar- crpducinoldin very great quam South Africi and North Arjierfcaiji jThe Alaska fields ar- eocoupI a part of hc same gen I mountains which do goldSdeposits in ur ow than half a ago and whether thJ mpJntains of Kam chatka and Siberia are a part of thesam r neial or nqr it would hot be6urjinsing if these reports of largegofd deposits there should also vibeufconfirmed The fact js there is gr ter incentive to the productioiv bf gold today 1tan over before There are two or three reasons foe his first that silverjs so cheap that there is less 1i fo it production and Giveniiilv rr feTBow Jcwking for new go J the gold min ing android production becomes easier year as new- discovetfes arc made Take the great gold fields of California which were supposed to be worked out years ago the cynanide pro cess now gives promise of making them again productive and it is quite probable to work over all the rejected material which was thrown away by the men who covered that great gold field and produce from it by this cyanide process great quantities of gold This is not un likely to be the case further south in Mexico Central America and Peru where such quantities of gold were mined many years ago Add to this the gold developments of South Africa Australia North America and prospective Siberia anti it is not surprising that the goll productions of the world arc more than keeping pace with the growth of business As everybody knows the gold productions of the wotld have steadily increased dtiringthc past few years those of last year having been greater than any in the known history ofI the world while all indications now point to a still greater i nc teased production for 1897 Mr Bakers remark that the goM production of the world has in creased with such rapid strides suggests some inquiry upon this subject That inquiry shows that the gold of the world today is nearly ot quite three times a much as 50 yrs ago Mulhall who has been widely quoted in the papers of the United States in the past few weeks indicates in his latest dictionary of statistics that the amount gold in the World coined and uncoined fifty years ago amounted to Ifts than two and a half bilhon dollars Taking his figures for 1890 and adding tho production since that time it would appear that the gold of the world to daycoined anti uncoiiicd is over seven billions Of dollars he lug nearly or quite three times as much gold for each person now as there was half a century ago But the population of the world has increased about fifty per cent in that tine so that the amount of gold fOr each individual is therefore about twice what it was at that time This however relates to the gold in bulk and not gold in money A further study of Mul hall and other statisticians shows that the increase in the proportion of the gold which is coined into money has been as great as the increase in the production of tlc metal itself only 33 per cent of the gold of the work was coined now 66 per cent js eoinedSo it appears that anioun of gold for each individual in the world has been doubled in fifty years the proportion f that gold which has been turned itito coin has also been doubled titus making the gold money lof the world four times as much for each individual as it was fifty ye rsago This increase in gold coupled with the increase in the percentage of that metal which is coined is one oUhe most impdrtant facts to be taken into consideration in the determination of the cause of the falling off of the demand for sive and the consequent falling off in its price The Hopkins County Fair is the next important thing on the program and fanSily and your creditable products tar gcthcr and go tSSubscribe for THE BEE u1oyedjIjensA- ll coimiiuniciiioru ant mJitrrt ef newt per lilnlni to ibis column ibontt be ililt ned lo Gao AtiiAKnu lUilintion KT Rev T H Mcrriweather It conducting a icries ot meetings at Norlonvillc Those who walked out to meeting Sunday say they are sorry they went We would like to know wliil Sam Raves is going to dol Mrs Tilman Shelton is now able to be upMrs Sarah Ausborn war very sick last weekRev Orendorf ot Providence was in the city Tuesday Quite a largo crowd went to the basket meeting last Sunday Rev G 11 Walker made n flying trip to Evansville Monday night Rev Win Foster J U Hawkins nnd I Edmunsort went lo Henderson Tuesday Wesley Smith ot Hopkinsville is In the cityThe liarlinRton people could not sland at Hecla the other night Charles Pits patrick was shot in Ihe back Charles Campbell outran a jcalibro ball while Edllu bus and others through the corn field Rev FosIr C Uunlap and C Alex antler have returned froni Howling Green nnd report a good time Will Casey nUll EJ Hollinl viniiwl Ntslt villo Monday Miss Neel Iiulknrr will bo mimic lo Round Travis nt time Itspilst chnrhh 10 night Mrs Lnli Oihorne htot gnus lo Madison ville to live with tier sister Mrs Jones vlsitililRfriendsEd Campbell las changed hi Itoarding house Taylor Franca wa at Iho colts ovens ilio morning of tho shooting TIlE A TAfi I i Fifth Avenue Hotel LOUISVILLE KYiI Is the Only First lasfi 200 Per Day Hotel in the City I COME AND SEE US PIKE CAMPBELL h MANAGER 7 v V Yev IN TilE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was COn sidered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especially chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and 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